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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
14
George ay, freman of Akron Ohio, captured the title at a St Peters burg Florida meet by ring toss over a field of competitors. His victory marked the new national championship in the event.
In Pointland on March 13 Mia Albyn Lambert a 112 year old baby girl were found dead at the Lambert home 206 1 2 Grand avenue North. Deputy Coroner Leo Goetech said an autopsy will determine the cause of death. A gas water heater burned dry and the room filled with a burning paint odor. Detective John Moloney and motorcycle patrolman Sehadani investigated. Mr Lambert is identified as a candy maker employed in a local factory.
In Faragossa Spain civil guards and police were called to back sheep breeders during lambing as striking shepherds disrupted operations. Guards were posted around flocks around the city amid the unrest and missing details about the dispute.
The piece debates whether Ty Cobb or Babe Ruth will dominate the 1920 season, with recruits possibly emerging to challenge the legends. It cites Cobb’s long control of the batting crown, Ruth’s rising power, and notes Joe Harris and Ira Flagstead as top contenders, suggesting Cleveland or Detroit stars may seize headlines.
Hawthorne School’s bareall team defeated Washington School 27 to 4 in Round-Up Park. The opening inning saw Hawthorne pile up runs and bat around twice before the third out. The five inning game was called so players could head home for dinner. Washington played short-handed without regular pitcher Newton. Next Thursday Lincoln and Hawthorne meet in the second game of the season. A large group of rooters from both schools attended.
Lie Yuwa, a Chinese national, paid a 340 fine in Milwaukie Justice Court after pleading guilty to operating a moonshine still near Sunnyside. He was arrested by Constable C J Longe with revenue officers from Portland, then taken to Portland for federal court arraignment with bonds set at 500 each.
A Union Pacific delegation led by Vice President K. E. Calvin and chief engineer Th. R. Hulllex arrived from Omaha to assess resumption of through service. They plan to restore trains between Portland and Omaha, Chicago, and other eastern cities as equipment and power become available.
Fragment from the Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a speaker asking who a stunning visitor was and expresses loneliness. The dialogue reveals uncertainty about the visitor's identity and a mention of a book as a possible connection.
Portland report states Jack Grant resigned as matchmaker for the Portland foxing commission yesterday. Grant cited business demands and inability to devote time to the role. He succeeded George P. Henry months ago and no successor has been appointed. Walter H. Honopfin, secretary, will oversee arrangements for now.
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