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involved. the life wouldn't be worth
while. There are also times when
the umpire must in a fraction of a
second interpret a peculiar play that
calls for a far-fetched application OF
a rule. To illustrate, 1 submit hap
ton of one of the members OF the
American League STAFF during his
days as a bush league umpire.
One man was out with runner on
third The manager of the team at
bat signaled for the squeeze play. AS
the pitcher started to wind up, the
runner on third made a dash for home.
The man at bat carried out his part
by bunting, the result of his enort
being short pop fly to the infield. 1t
was questionable as to whether the
catch would be made. While the ball
was still in the air the runner from
third had. crossed the plate. The
coacher, thinking the ball would be
caught. was yelling for the base run
ner to retrace his steps to third. He
realized conditions as he slid over
the plate. Getting to his feet. he
dashed back to third. The shortstop
who tried for the catch didn't reach
the ball on the fly. but was able to
make play at third in time to touch
out the runner. who had once reached
the plate in safety and was dashing
back to third. The side in the field
claimed the runner was out. but the
umpire ruled the run counted. since
the runner had reached the plate and
completed the circuit as called for to
score a run. That ruling created a
world of discussion and is still the
topic of much conversation among
players and umpires. l would say II
was a rather ticklish problem to come
up on the spur of the moment. What
saw YOU?
Evening star., 1920-02-16
RUETHER SEES BIG YEAR
AHEAD FOR SOUTHPAWS
Reds Great Finger Says Ban on
| Freak Deliveries Hits Only
Right.handers.

This should be the left-handers'
finest season." says Walter Reuther.
the Reds great finger. "Southpaws
should have things pretty much their
own way. and. as Cincinnati is nicely
stocked with left-handers. things look
pretty rosy. There are four of us, and
if we could get Rixey nobody could
stop US. This new rule against the
freak deliveries hits only the right
handlers. The fellows who doctor the
ball before they pitch are all right
handlers That new rule will stop sew
eral tricky birds. but it won't bother a
single one of the left-handers, as far
as / know. For that matter, l don't
think they can stop Eller, either-he
has speed and cleverness that will
take him right along without the need
of any shine ball. We should have a
better chance than ever-eveFything
seems to be breaking our way, even to
the new rules.
II don't think there will be as much
trouble signing up the boys as is gem
orally imagined. For my part, came
all the way from San Francisco just to
talk things over with Mr.. Hermann
the sQuarest magnate living-and 1
think we won't have much bother in
coming to an agreement. That Miami
trip looks good, too-but tropical
climate is nothing new to any fellow
from California"
Evening star., 1920-02-16
KING GEORGE AIDS FUND
Heads List of Contributors to De-
fray Olympic Games Expenses
With $500.

King George has made the first def
mite move to start a fund to defray the
expenses of the British athletes to
the Olympic games at Antwerp by a
contribution of $500. and it is expected
that the move will be followed by
other subscriptions in the near future.
1t has always been the custom that
when the ruler heads anything in
England the aristocracy follows, and
this means that the athletic team will
have plenty of money in due course.
For some time past there has been
considerable discussion in England
about the probable source of money
for the athletic expenses. as it was
thought that not less than 100000
would be needed for the Olympic out
fit. but when the situation simmered
out it was found that less than half
the sum would be sufficient.
The Amateur Swimming Association
of England has announced that it has
a fund of $4,000 set aside for the pur-
pose of sending it's best swimmers and
water polo players to Belgium. Even
thus early a plan of campaign has
been mapped out by the swimmers
and only the very best men will have
places. and the teams and their ANA
teur status will have to be without
question. A string of woman swim
mers will also be trained. and they
will have to undergo the same rigid
routine as the men.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
WRESTLING TITLE is GOAL
OF STANISLAUS ZBYSZKO

NEW YORK, February 1S.-Stanis-
laus Zybszko, contender for the world
wrestling champion in the days when
Frank Gotch ruled supreme among the
grapplers, arrived here yesterday from
Copenhagen on the Oscar II, after All
absence of several years, and announced
that he would go after the title now
held by Joe Stetcher. Stanislaus, a
brother of Wladek ZbysZko. was rated
in the first flight of mat artists before
his younger brother attained any prom
inence in the sport. His bouts with
Gotch and with Hackenschmidt are well
remembered by wrestling followers The
older Zbyszko was in Russia at the out
break of the war, and he was interned.
On his arrival here yesterday ''Zby"
declared emphatically that he wanted to
see no more of Russia He now weighs
$50 pounds and insists that he will be
ready TO rc-enter the game here after
taking off from ten to fifteen pounds. He
recently engaged in a bout at Warsaw
and won easily.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
OFF THE RACKET.

Capt. Albert J. Gore may be the first
Washington racketer to get into ac-
tion this year. Gore left for Florida
yesterday to recuperate from an at
tack of influenza. He took his tennis
paraphernalia with him.
Julian S. Myrick, president of the
National Association, says that un-
less the tennis dates for the OIympic c
games are changed to earlier in the
summer 1t is unlikely that the United
states viii be represented. They have
peen nsted as August Is and %.
which would not permit Americans to
compete over there and also partici-
pate IN the American championships.
IT is likely that the United States
VIII be represented In the SO-calIed
world championship tourney at Win
bledon. England in July. as it appears
the dates Will fit in with the prelimi :
nary rounds of the Davis cup competl-
ton.
1t is pleasing to note that the Davis
cup committee embraced the idea of
International competition for women
and accepted the Hazel Hotchkiss
Mlghtman trophy. Mrs. Wigktman is
directly responsible for the innova-
tlon. 1t is expected that the first
matches will be played in this coun-
try next summer.
That Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
IS returning to her old-time tennis
form was demonstrated in a recent
victory over Miss Eleanor Goss. Go.
s-6. in the final of the Casino Heights
| tourney in Brooklyn. y. Y. Miss Goss
was ranked at No. > last year, just
above Mrs. Mallory.
Should Nine. Lenglen, the French
ad oh
pion for her victory at Wimbledon,
England. last season. not come to
this country next summer she likely
Will run into Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory in the big British tourney.
Mrs. Mallory plans to go over but to
| return in ample time for the Ameri-
can woman championship events.
1t is gratifying that the L. S. L. T
A. agreed to change the date of the
September. 1t was impossible for the
players to reach anywhere near top
form within little more than month
after the season opened. This was
emphasized at Philadelphia last June,
when series of accidents. sprains.
torn ligaments and strained muscles
marred the tournament.
William NJ. Larned. former Ameri-
can champion, is among those who
dSSeTtS Iudl 1Iilc. 1<SiSlch Is Tic ocSl
woman tennis player in the world.
Larned has seen all of the stars of
the past twenty years play.
Before the delegates to the recent
L. S. l.. T. A. meeting altered the foot
fault rule so as to anchor" a player
on one foot while serving. William
7. Tilden. jr., startled them by saying
that under the old code he had been
practicing a service as he leaped in
the air that gave him at'least so per
cent more speed. This surely must
have made the delegates gasp. as the
tall Philadeiphian served about the
fastest ball in the world without the
"hop."
Evening star., 1920-02-16
GIRL TEAMS PLAY AGAIN
War Risk to Get Second Chance at
Ingram Basket Ball Team
Tomorrow Night.

Ingram and War Risk, the strong
est girl basket ball teams in the
District. meet again tomorrow night
in the Central High School gymna-
sium. The first game was won by
Ingram by a margin of two points.
That contest probably was the hard
est and best played that has ever
taken place between two local girl
teams, and a repetition of the intense
rivalry is looked for.
War Risk firmly believes it is go
ing to win. The girls who make up
that sextet have every confidence in
their own ability and think that In
grams absence from it's own floor
will count against it.
Considerable discussion was occa-
stoned after the first game by the
fact that the coaches of the two
teams acted as officials. and the teams
have agreed to get an outside" ref
cree fir tomorrow's game.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
DIRECTORS AHEAD
BY EIGHT GAMES
Top Interstate Bowling AS
sociation by Big Margin.
Lewis Star Player.

Directors are running away ahead
of the other teams in the Interstate
Bowling Association. They are eight
full games in front Of the runners
up, Stenographers. and the latter are
six and a half games ahead OF the
club in third place.
Directors have rolled for an aver
age of exactly 500. which means that
theoretically, there is opposite each
mans name in the lineup an average
of 100. However. this is not true, as
Lewis is well over that marx and and
makes up for the faliure oi t"o
others not to reach 1t.
High team game is held by Stenog-
raphers, with a mark of 577. stenog-
raphers have rolled the best set,
587 Lewis of Directors has three
records, having rolled the highest
game and got the greatest numoeF
standine Of the teams and averages
of plaYerS:
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JULY4 OR LABOR
DAY FOR TITLE co
Kearns Is Ready to Consider
Bid-Says Champ Can
Train in Sixty Days.

NEW YORK, February 16.-Wil-
liam Fox, the moving picture and
theatrical man, has announced re-
ceipt of a cable message from NJ.
Descamps, manager of Georges Car
pentier. the French heavyweight
champion, accepting an offer for Car
pentier to engage in a world cham
pionship contest with Jack Dempsey
in America on July or Labor day.
Winfield X. Sheehan sailed yester-
day to confer as representative OF
Mr.. Fox with the French manager to
obtain the necessary signatures.
Says Dempsey Il Willing.
LOS ANGELES. Calf. February
Dempsey. world heavyweight cham
pion, says he is ready to consider an
offer from William Fox II Georges
Carpenter. European champion, has
been signed by the moving picture
man. as announced by Fox in New
York.
Fox made an offer to Dempsey
some time ago" said kearCs, ito put
on the bout. with a purse OF $550.000.
We gave no consideration to this
because there was no assurance that
Carpenter would accept. and we had
been informed the Frenchman was
under contract with another pro-
moter Other offers were left un-
noticed for the same reason. If NJ.
Dcscamps. Carpenters manager, has
accepted an offer from Fox / pre-
sumo Carpenter is free to fight.
Dempsey can get in shape for a bat
tie on July or in sixty days, II
necessary"
Evening star., 1920-02-16
NEW SWIMMING BODY.
Eastern Collegiate Association Is
Formed in PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. February 16.-The
Eastern Collegiate Swimming Asso-
citation has been formed by Johns
Hopkins. Swarthmore. Catholic Uni
versity and Lehigh. Agitation in col
lege circles for an intercollegiate
swimming body for smaller colleges
similar to the intercollegiate League
brought about the formation of the
new association.
Invitations will be extended to Vir-
sinia. Haverford, Rutgers. College of
City of New York, George Washington
University. New York University, La :
fayette. Pennsylvania Military College
and Delaware to join the organization
Evening star., 1920-02-16
"ONE-FALL" CRITICISM
STlRS UP JOE STECHER

NEW YORK, February 16.-Joe
Stecher the worlds wrestling cham
pion, who is to meet Jim Londos, the
Greek champion, here Friday night,
is up in arms against the assertion
of his defeated adversary, Earl Cad
dock Stecher has heard that Cad
dock asserts he didn't lose the title
when Joe beat him, but declares he
should have been thrown two out
of three falls instead of only one,
which decided the match.
Stecher replies that the conditions
called for only one fall and that, as
Caddock agreed to the terms he has
no right to object now.
The one-fall match declares
Stecher, "is the proper way to decide
a title. In fighting only one knock
out is necessary to win, SO why more
than one fall in a wrestling bout?"
Evening star., 1920-02-16
CHAC0NAS LEADER
Of ODD FELLOWS
Best Average in League Is
Held by Mount Pleasant
Player, 1861.

Chaconas has the best average of
the players in the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows Bowling League, hav-
mark of 1861. c. H. Croft stands
next. with a fraction over 105. Both
players roll with Mount Pleasant,
league leader by margin Of a game
and half.
Amity is giving the Mount Pleasant
team a hard race I'd Donaldson is
taking leading role in the play of
the Amity team. being the only man
in the lineup with an average past
the century mark. Donaldson also has
the highest number of strikes to his
credit. Lawson and c. F.. Croft are
other record-holding players.
How the teams and players stand:
Evening star., 1920-02-16
HOLDING
RATHER EASY LEAD
Has Four-and-a-HaIf Game
Margin on Runner-Up in
G. P. 0. League.

Monotype has comfortable lead
in the Government Printing Office
Duckpin League. being six games in
the won column and three in the
lost ahead of Job Room. The Mergs
are in third place. about a game and
a half back of the runners-up. The
Monotype five holds the record for
high game, 53s, and the Mergs for
high set. 1900.
Only one player in the league is
averaging more than 100. and he is
Murdock of the Monotypes. His mark
for the season so far is 101-41. Two
players have rolled between 80 and
100. while several are between 80 and
the century standard.
Standing and average of the teams:
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BOWLING RECORD BROKEN.
Walter Swift of Milwaukee Raises
Mark From 71S to 736 in Match.

MANITOWOC, Wis, February 16.-
A new world record for a series of
three games in bowling was estab-
lished Saturday by Walter Swift of
Milwaukee, when he rolled 735 at the
Wisconsin state tournament
The previous record was held by
Harry Cavan of Pittsburgh, who made
p IT'S in 1919.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
Another Title for Ross.

ADELAIDE, South Australia, Febru-
ary 16.-Nornan Ross, the American
swimmer yesterday won the three-Quar-
ter-mil" Australian championship, COW
ering the distance in Il minutes % Is
seconds. He beat the Australian swim
mer, +. +. Beaurepaire, by five yards
There were eight starters
Evening star., 1920-02-16
City Councils Help Soccer Team

In Great Britain soccer foot ball
tlubs are assisted py their respective
taty councils To secure grounds until
Such times as they can manage to pro.
..Side 1ocamm odatian themselves
Evening star., 1920-02-16
Chief Bender Is BUSY.

Big Chief Bender, the new manager
OF the New Haven club Of the Eastern
League, is as busy an Indian as can be
found off the reservation. Bender has
been in charge less than n week, but
in that time has Corralled more than
half dozen players.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
Giants Offer Zim for Reuther.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. February 10
President August Hermann of the
world champions today re
ceived an offer from the New York Ma
tional League club of Heinie thinner
man and another player, not named,
for Walter Reuther. southpaw pitcher
Evening star., 1920-02-16
To PLAY for Canadian Hockey Title

The finals for the Allan cup, the big ice
hockey event of Canada will be played
in Toronto about March Is. The winner
would probably represent the Dominion
of Canada in the Olympic games. which
are announced to stage the ice hockey
matches Aprl | to 10.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
To Play Tennis With England.

The French desire to revive the an
nual covered courts tennis match with
England With this object III view the
Tennis Club dc Paris sent an invitation
10 the Dulwich club to play saturday
April 3; Easter SUNDAY. Monday and
Tu, sday.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
Hinkel Again After Red Sox,

Matt Hinkel, the Cleveland sports
man. is again seeking the purchase
of the Boston Red SoX. He is seeking
to have Edgar Freiberg of Cincinnati
go in with him on the deal.
Evening star., 1920-02-16

Vanderbilt University is the latest
to form q varsity club, which will in-
clude famous athletes Of the southern
coIIeSA
Evening star., 1920-02-16
LEAGUE RECORDS.

LEAGUE RECORDS.
High individual ayerage-Chaconas. Noun
Pleasant. l0G-l.
High individual samc--Ed. Donaldson, Amity
145.
High individual sct-Ed. Donaldson. Amity
sia.
Greatest number Of strikcs--Lswson, East
crn. ID.
Greatest number OF spares--C. F. Groff, Mt
Pleasant. ~.
High team game-Anity. 53s.
High team let-Mt~ Pleasant 1884 4.
Evening star., 1920-02-16
STANDING OF TEAMS.
TEAM AVERAGES.

Hiah team game-Stenographers, 5i'.
High team set-Directorse 1.5s1.
1;sh ;ndiv;dnsl rame-Iewis Directors. 144.
Hich individual set-Smith, Stenographers,
SO. n:.
Highest number Of strikes-Lewis. Directors
Highest number of spares-Lewis, Directors,
Evening star., 1920-02-16

Phil Elwell will stage a six-day
bicycle race in Dexter Park pavilion.
Chica The last week in February
Evening star., 1920-02-16
LINWORTH LEAGUE.

Totals. .537 go 52S Totals 497 547 A
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enn Ruildinr md Loan Association

Notice OF Annual Meeting OF the Orc
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Notice is hereby given. that the An
nuai Meeting of the Stockholders of
The Oregon Building s. Loan Associa-
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Association. in Pendleton, oregon. on
Thursday. June cath. 1920. from 1880
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the purpose of electing Directors and
Auditors and increasing the Capital
stock OF the Association to $25o.ooo.oo.
approving BY Laws as printed and for
tho transaction of such other business
ns may come before said meeting.
Dated at Pendleton. oregon this 2lst
day of May 1920.
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