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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25
"Llfe is checkered sum and shad

Life Is checkered sun and shad-
ow."--Hiawatha.
Something Of the sun and a large
amount of the shadow are seen in the
faces of these, famous twins, by name
Tox-e-iox andt A.loTn-pum but known
the world over as Major Moorhouse't
rayuse Twins,' in honor of the Ma
Jor who photographed them in 1898.
The two young ladies' (for SUCH Is
their sex) are the grand .nieces OF
Chief Joseph, of Nez Perce war his
tory, They are the second pair ever
horn on the Umatilla reservation and
the only pair now alive. having grown
into buxom squaws since the days
when they smiled and sobbed before
the camera.
The papooses were born on How
tim--e-ne (McKay) creek. and are
the children of Ha- hots-mox- mon
fYeilow Grizzly Bear) and Him-ye-an-
hi.hi (white Fawn), Years ago the
Indians fostered a belief that twins
were a sign of the displeasure OF the
Great Spirit and there was law that
twins must die. Him-ye-an- hi hi
kpowing this and aided by her Indian
cunning and her mother love. told her
lord that the pair should be allowed
TO live that he might be twice honor
ed in his old age.
The father consented, but when the
news of the twins reached old Chiet
No Shirt (Si-ah-sum), he declared
that the wailing pair must die. But
Ha-Hots-mox- -mox in his proud
fatherhood called the Indians OF the
Cayhse tribe together and in clever
oratory, told them that as he was
hunting deer q vision had come TO plin
and in the vision " was promised
that the twins would be a sign OF goou
fortune. Thus the Indian mind was
satfsfled and the wee nfitesNof human
ity were spared.
A pair of.twin girls holds the center
role in an Indian tale told by some
of the old braves and squaws TheS
saythat a great many years ago wheh
the pale face was unknown ana when
the tribesman hunted, fished ana
roamed at win, pair of twin s'rls
were born to Qniia-mi-sSm-keeh'
Cougar shirt. the chief Of the Cayuse
tribe. AZ the years passed the maid
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25
RED PRINCE KNOWN
/. FOR DEMOCRATIC WAYS

BERL1N.---The death. of Prince
Heinrich zu Schoenaich Carolath,
known in former court circles as the
red prince because of his democratic
proclivities. has Just occurred.
Deceased earned his appellation by
the determined stand he made against
all reactionary legislation, especially
the anti i-socialist law of the eighties,
for which he was threatened with dis
cipnnalN military punishment. First a
member of the conservative party, the
prince nevertheless, often gave his
vote to progress and socialistic meas
ures and he joined the newly formed
democratic lebgue soon after the reNo-
luton of 1918. The prince was also
well known Cor his philanthropic and
charitable works.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25
SHARKS ARE KILLED
WITH BOW AND ARROW

VENTURA. Cal.-Hunting sharks
with bow and arrow is the latest sport
to be introduced in Ventura county.
DIR. +. X. Roberts and Harry Van
De Under reported exciting expert
ences after a day at Point Magu,
passed in hunting sharks in this man.
ner.
In many instances. they said, the
sharks. started out to sea with the ar
rows sticking in their bodies and it
required speed on the part of the
hunters to overtake them.
These sharks are not man. eaters,
which are not known so far north.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25
THE ELF, NOTED HORSE
GRIEVES FOR OWNER

LONDON.-"The Elf" faVorite
trotting mare of Walter winaus. the
American sportsman who died while
driving horse in race here recent
~. is said by Winans' stablemen to
have ,grieved so much since her mas
ter's death that she became almost
unmanageable-
"NIr. winans always used to visit
her first and feed her with sugar and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25
PARIS WILL OBTAIN
DELATED IMPROVEMENT

PARIs.-Electrifica of the Par
is suburban railroad service. planned
in 1910 and interrupted by the war.
is becoming a fact on the state lines
and the program is expected to be
completed in two years.
Electric power stations have been
erected at several points and wires
have been strung on a considerable
part of the lines but the electric loco
motives and other equipment are not
yet ready.
The nearby stations, at first, will be
served by the electric Srains and the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25

$1,000. 600. while in 1919 Japan ex-
ported to this country goods worth
s25, ,ss0.sOs 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-25

more distant points by the present
steam system. The electrification is |
counted upon to relieve the bad con-
gestion on all suburban lines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

or 30 diamond fans who expect TO
crowd into the Rainier Valley ball
park. are wondering just how good
the local forces are. The team has
been on the road for two weeks nov.
and have just about broken even
on the games played.
There haven't been any big
changes in the club since the 81
washes left their spring training
camp at Hanford. Cal The team will
probably lineup with Murphy on
first. Kenworthy on second, Bohne
on third. Hartford at short. Kopp.
Cunningham and Woliers in the
field. and Adams behind the plate.
The pitcher hasn't been definitely
announced.
There win be a lot OF new faces
for the fans 10 look over when the
team comes home. Hartford. at
short. lie new: Kopp. in left. Adams.
catcher. and Geary. sieboid. Sweeney
and Demaree. OF the pitching staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
JOE STECHER
SHOWS CLASS
IN MAT MIX


NEW YORK. April i7.--Joc Stcch.
er II still the worlds wrestling cham.
pion. and he probably will be for
quito n while.
when tho Nebraska farmer threw
I'D C'StranRler'1 Lewis, famous in
ventor Of the deadlock. last night, in
three hours and four minutes, he
practically swept the field clean OF
serious opposition.
Unless some prodigy Of tho mat
mounts tho ladder. Stecher may still
be holding the title when he has long
gray whiskers.
Since he won tho title from Earl
Caddock. early last winter. Stcchcr
has been called the 1920 Gotch and
also the horseshoe champion"
Those who question his right 10
walk around In the shoes OF the old
champion probably will become con.
WINGED now that he stands just as
high ms the monarchs OF the mat in
tho past generation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
SEXTET OF
MEN WANT
BALL JOBS

Star league managerz. attention.
stu looking for ball players for
your squah7 Here's some material.
THIS sextct Of toHscrs want 10 play
In The star city league. star man
sgrrs have been complaining about
the scarcity Of players. Here's the
dope on the new applicants:
J. Dennis. pitcher. senior division
1917 Boylston ave- Phone Fast 232s
between 5 and .. IN or Main 1858
between I. and noon.
Walter sherman. pitcher. senior d.
vision: 1904 10Th s.. care Lester
apartments
Ira Wilson. pitcher. senior division.
s2z5 35th ave :.
s Yoss. outneider: South Colby.
Wash.
Jack wheian. junior inholder.
Phone Elliott $40 or West a9.J
Larry Guunerson. junior irsileldrr.
1900 Sunnyside ave. wants to play
with Woodland park club.
BAH players wanting to play ball
in the league should send in their
names. position and whether senior
or Junior toEser. address and phone
numbers and lists viii be published
from time 10 time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Inland Empire Bowling Squad
AnnexeS Fiue-Man Team Title
Fogelquist Clothing Store
Quintet Takes Honors

Bowling over 3.so, pins. the 70.
gelquist clothing store fivo-man
team from Spokane won the North.
west bowling title at the Ideal al.
leys last night. nosing out the Pope.
Sibley team OF Seattle by nine pins.
This winds up tho fivo.man events
for tho tourney.
The championship team II made
w OF Quayley. ClaypooL RTout.
sass' and Stonstrom.
The Bolbar Trunk Co. of San
Francisco rolled third with n total
OF 2.7ss pins.
Huntoon. Seattle bowler. stili held
the lead In tho singles with $50.
Campbell, OF Vancouver. II. C.. came
within 10 pins OF this mark with
n $40. Bcrk. OF Tacoma, Is third
with s5i.
Mcclellan and McGreFor. OF Van.
couver. II. C.. took the lead In the
doubles with a mark OF 1907. re.
placing Stiles and Strong. Of Seattle.
at 1905.
Huntoon is leading the aIlcvcnts
lists with a snfo margin.
Tho five.man games have been
rolled and the singles and doubles
Will be finished up today with the
matches this afternoon and evening.
In the feature event Mrs Grover
Ballard. OF Oakland. Cal. champion
lady bowler of California. will roll
a match game with Mrs. Nugcnt. OF
Seattle. on the Elks' alleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
STAR LEAGUE
NOW HAS q
BALL TEAMS

Another team was added so The
star city Baseball league when the
Rainier Heights Juniors sent in their
entry blank yesterday. bringing the
total number OF teams up to 81.
There is one more week left for
registration. The firsrt list OF regis.
tered players was received yesterday.
when the Georgetown aggregation
sent in It's players names. The lists
VIII be collected and all published at
the game time Teams must turn In
their registration liT OF players by
next saturday. Fifteen players may
be registered.
Any team stlli wanting 10 get into
the league should fill out the appii.
cation blank found elsewhere on the
page and send It to The Star sports
editor today. Managers wanting
more details about the league should
get in touch with The Star sports ed
itov right away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
TRIO OF LOCAL PUCK
STARS RETURN HOME

Bobby Rowe. Roy Hickey and Jim
Riley. Of the Seattle hockey squad.
have returned home from Toronto.
Canada, where they lost the odd
game In the battle for the world
puck championship TO the Ottawa
Senators.
The ice In ottawa was dynamite. "
says Rowe. who was badly hurt in
the last game, but We played better
in Toronto on the artificial ice. We
would have given them a better fight
II we had played all OF the games
on good ice"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Billy Shade Has Great Chance to Win National Reputation

An attendance record. for Pacific N9r,hwr-, Colt association
trying question ie, ever,
eo e" s sss s s"a a, % s soa was lat. when
SEVERAL cards were 'aned In at SPOKANE last DO, according to
Several Drei
and hts a.oes,s. the subject ea, sre officials have not
IN. main e. VIII be confined to players with club handbags Of
shaane.,ry Heights, In vancouver.
could be used to help the "hinnnE out of e first
BE- s ~ as < At .n s y @ % IN men. iS
Of psoto"a al s -" Md s" 81 club q" ess the ''''"
Their seemed TO be "a niger the woodpc" D Monte
had soas.a
Northwest opn champion had s" aepoi",rs chief .upsrsi.or Of
Young sampson = mighty chap Of
june %a % ro b ss . =, s Monte s s met last
ps ceE- Scot stick around fiddle NO, yet
Es,nEon golfers win b. kept buy ais ,ea.ou for . captain
r ss , s IN few day. home match Win the
e,ins for with Aberdeen
The Darlington In
the present end PUSHES win be popular this
The first the season, matches for Jerscn
% .s n.ss on sd % Ds - w. o" stein the Sona .
gag the MEADOW Parker. the annual The
n.eoms las, but the, easily the handicap the
Playing steady. al game MrS r. By-S
OF the ladies NS--ts~
The wioy big champion up golf
q
def Stanley , T ), four and .. the 18th
The Yves, Side asr, Also had sunday
Jack Nsgse being caddie
two win Bobbic Wilde In final
Sam u Russell team take
20 of his Victoria In Inc hale u
nusl home andhoms rtur la, LINKS
Saturday ~
thr
club don't have acquired
matches
about hall came thru Ron stein win p lag
CARDS soms hortiy.
dorm ~ III" un
the Seattle Golf club ourne, I all the
trimmed Inc In the
the North End date meeting has vt
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
1919 JUNIOR CHAMPS
AFTER TITLE AGAIN

Lincoln Park Meteors. city Junior
champions of 1919. will represent the
Tailored Ready Clothing company
this season in The star junior
league The team win lineup with
practically the same squad that won
the title last year.
Hunter. Portman and willis will
do the hurting for the champs and
Noisy White will do the receiv.
ing. Carmody. at short. will replace
Spencer Harris. who II laid up with
an injured foot. Howard Allen and
Dan Mcconnell are other infield
candidates. Glynn. Backer and
Hickey viii probably make up the
outfieid. The Clothiers will play the
Ballard Cubs at Lincoln playfleld
Sunday at ! p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
PLANS TO BE LAID
FOR SWIMMING MEET

Donald Nickcrs. coach OF the
Crystal Pool swimming team; Doc"
Wells. OF the Y. NJ G. A.. and PLY.
steal Director Brown. of the Univer.
sity OF Washington. will be called
together next week TO consider first
plans for the staging OF city swim
ming meet under the auspices OF
The star Mt the Crystal Pool.
The meet will consist OF races
and diving events. according to pres.
ent plans and will he open to anna.
Tours only. More details will be
published In The Star after the plans
are laid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Stadium Seat
Sale Next Week

Sale OF tickets for the construction
Of Washington field at the University
OF Washington viii get under way
Monday and viii last one week. Ssaes
viii be made by Washington alumni
and students. Seats may be purchas-
"a for two years or for five years
II cost OF $50 for the short term and
500 for the longer. About $500, goo
must be raised. No donations viii
~ accepted. and the money must be
raised this week In order 20 start
ccnstruc,ion on the field in time TO
complete II for the Washington stan
fcrd grid game November s. The
ccmpietcd stadium will he turned
over TO the university and will be
come state property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Devo Kruvosky
= Poor Fight

IAN FRANCISCO. April H.
Dnvo Kruvosky and Tom Morton.
ouhet1tuttng for. Joe WEIGH. boxed a
o1ow draw last night in the main
ovent NJ Dreamland.
One sided and equally unintercst-
Ing was the bout between Sal Carlo
~ Frank Loughey OF Philadelphia
After he had been pounded freely In
The first round. Loughey offered no
1eo1ntnnce and the fight was stopped
- the third round and given to his
opponent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
SEATTLE NAY HAVE
NEW BALL PARK

seattlc's baseball club NAV ncr
form In new field with concr.,.
stands ALI done up in biz league
style soon, IL reports in Iooa, haso.
pan circles are correct. Dame
kumor has 1t that the club plans
to move TO a new location ono q,
these days on big league field In
the meantime the fans will sbar ON,
to Rainier valley to watch the bovs
20 thru their pases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
8. s. MERCHANTs MN

Winning their first game OF the
season. the South Seattle Merchants
.are looking for some strong junior
4eam games for the practice season
IN preparation for their games in
The star league this summer. The
Merchants won their first game last
Sunday when they hooked the ASahi
unions to S. Snyder worked in
good style on the mound for the
winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Endurance Runner
Performs Sunday

Ray Wilson. the young fellow
Who expects TO run from Seattle
- New York In IS days. starting
Nay I from Seattle. viii perform
= : 2e-mile exhibition endurance
rncc around Green Lake borie-
vurd Sunday. starting nj .. m.
Al boys under Is years Of age
~ want to race Wilson on
tAeif bicycles should be st Green
Lake station ut ESQ. Any dis
onnce runners who wish 10 com
pees with him will be accommo
800. wilson would like 10 be
pocea By 20 men. one frrsh for
egeBy mile In Sundays event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Coast Olympic
Trials July 3

NEW YORK. April i7.--Trials for
the Olympic games are 20 be held In
Phifadeiphia and Chicago on June 2e
and in Pasadena, Cal. on July 3. II
has been announced by the olympic
committee. Standard A. A. u. events
and distances will be staged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
BULLETINS
OF
Late Sports
Shannon Gives
Hammer Beating

Portland. Ore. April fiddle
shannon. OF san Francisco. gave
Ever Hammer. OF Cricago, a io'round
boxing lesson here last night. The
Irish lad was Hammers master
turnout the bout. which was unin'
teresting. due 10 Hammers continual
rushing into clinchcs. steve Dalton.
OF Los Angeles, won over Stanley
Willis. Of Portland. In eight rounds.
and Joe German. OF Portland. knock
cd out Eddie Jackson Seattle light.
weight. in seven rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Seals Will
Open Season
With Locals
Biz Diamond Festivities Are
Billed for Rainier Valley
Park Next Week
WHERE COASTERS ARE
PLAYING NEXT WEEK
Here's where Coast league teams
play during the coming week
san Fransisoo nj Seattle.
Los Angeles at Portland
Salt Lake at Oakland.
SACRAMENTO vs.. NrDon at
Iqs Abgc.es.
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Seattle baseball fans Will
lamp the Siwashes in action
for the first time this season
Wednesday, when Manager
Clyde Wares trots out his
Coast league tribe against the
San Francisco Seals.
There will be the usual fuss
and feathers that goes with
the opener, like bread goes
with butter, with a downtown
parade, and Mayor Caldwell
heaving the first ball in the
general direction of Chief OF
Police Warren.
But first and foremost the 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
HOW SEALS WILL
LINE UP

San francisco's squad looks pretty
good on paper. It's about the same
aggregation that played here last
year. koerner will hold down the
first base berth, Caveney will be a,
second kamm at third and Corhan
at short. with Shick. o'Connell and
Fitzgerald in the outfield and Arn.w
behind the bat. Either Scott or
Seaton are slated to pitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
have never PLAYED here hefor.

have never played here before.
How Murphy stacks up as a first
sucker. after playing at third for
several seasons, and how Bohne plays
the hot corner after performing at
shortstop. are couple OF questions
that will be solved after Wednes
days performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Baird Draws
IN ST. Paul Go

MINNEAPOLIS. April IL
Edafe FItxsimmons gave Ray
Temple n drubbing In 10 rounds
bore last night.
Earl Baird. Of Seattle. shaded
Eddis Debeau In eight rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Ruth Tickets Not
Ready Yet

Tickets for the winners Of the
~nobe" Ruth contest conducted
~ The Star. will be mailed to the
lnns who estimated correctly the
poteher who would strike out the
New York slngEer first. ~ soon
- tlbey are received from the
peinsess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

Fifteen Queen Ammo basketball men
we're awarded letters Friday for their
basketball showing during the sea
son.
Queen Anne's basketball team will
have five first team letter men on
next years squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

DETROlT.-The Brooklands Golf
and Country club has secured Ben
Nicholas a. instructor. Nichols is
the only American. besides ouimet,
who ever handed defeat 20 Harry
Vardon. the noted star OF Britain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

KALAMAZOO. Mich The minis
terinl association OF Kalamazoo ~
protesting the scheduling OF base.
ball games for Sunday. The Home
club has planned to play Sunday
ball as member OF the Central
league this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

ST. PAUL.-Sandlots In Mike Rei-
lays town are very fertile. They
efad1ated a half dozen to the profess
sfonal ranks this spring. They are
scattered all the way from the
60uthern Association TO the Pacific
Coast International league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Griffiths Is
on Trail for
WelterTitle
Crack Boxers Meet at Arena
Friday: Coast Boy Has
Great Chance

Billy shade. California bat
tier. who meets Johnn, oriffiths.
Aaron. o.. wrltsr. chief con.
tender for the worlds crown now
now ON the dome of one Jack
Rritton, has the chance Of u
lifetime to move into tn.
national ring sportlight Mt the
Arena Friday night Shade has
fine chance Of beating ariffith-
In spite Of tn. fact that Grif'
fiihs carries around n rcputa-
ton a. long as . trip 20 the
moon.
II shade should beat Griffiths
he viii be In line for bouts with
the best mep Of his wright In the
country because Billy Isn't very
well known on tho other side OF
the mountains, while Griffiihs'
name l. = by,scrd Whenever box.
ing gossip h to~.od tn and fro.
The Ohio boy has Just returned
from a trip to France and England,
where he licked some 81 the best
men OF his weight that Europe
could turn out. After this barn
ztorrning trip to the coast Griffiths
plans to force Britton into a long
distance decision 40 for the title.
While Seattle fans want 10 sce
In action. they won't so
Just 60 aec Grtffitha. but they'll go
To SEE n real battle. This II The
first time that local prcdue, has been
tuned up for bou; with a national
boxer where said product really has
A chance 20 win.
Shade made such q hit with th-
fans In his work with Wright. Davis.
Lux and Storey that there are lot
Of ftstic followers who give him a
good chance Of taking the visitor
down the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
PORTIAND'S CLUB
GOING STRONG

Portland continues TO spring
surprises. The Beavers are wei,
UP In the race. just about re-.
verses things from last year
when the Beavers were in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Rain Cancels Big
League Games


Rain put the X. O. on all but ono
big league game yesterday. PittEburg
defeating the Cardinals al ST Louis.
20 o. The acoro-- X H. y.
Pittsburg .................s 10 2
ST Louis .................. 0
Batteries: Carlson and IIaerncr.
Shsrdell and CiemonA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
TRACK SQUAD LARGE

EAST LANSING. Mich--so many
candidates are trying for places on
tho Michigan ARgies' indoor track
that It is necessary TO coach them
by squads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17

basement after the first vc.L
or so and the Los Angeles crew
was away TO a lead The An.
gels are far from the lead right
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-17
Oaks Still
Lead Coast
Flag Chase
Young Hurler Wins Another
Go Tor ACorns With
Homer

Oakland 10 stiil leading tho Coast
ieaRuc p~nnAnt race a. the end Of the
second week Of play In the circuit
drn~H To a close. Young Babe Hoii'
ing. tho oaks star Highlander.
busted up his own game yesterday
when he wailoprd tho apple out OF
the lot In san Francisco. beating the
Seals In 10 innings. , to 2. The
Oaks arc showing a powerful attack
and some good pitching.
Seatiie'H game with salt Lake was
postponed by bad weather IN tho
Utah hamlet yesterday. Tho locals
are now tied for third place with tho
Vernon Tigers At 500 per cent
Portland iout yesterday. but Fuil
holds down SECOND place In the rare.
Tho Bees are lodged In the base
u~nt. with tho Angels Just a notch
or 80 above rh. Angels took fall
out Of vernon again yesterday. beat.
inF WeiScr Dell II was Deirs first
io~a % the year
Here are the figures On yes,or-
days games In tho Coast lea Cue.