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OREGONIAN, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1918.dames, when St Iyiuit won one out Four grtmta.rhe week'p record In each leifii* of me« won find lost. with runn, hita t)r« and rune scored by opponent*, ludlns games of Saturday, July 20, ■s follows: ■■Hflftf 1.W, I-. H. H. K. ORr* klt;* « — 6 2^ *’*•' 3 3 28v York.,,,*...... 4 S 2« ftN d 27abmjf ..... 5 2 24 fl* U 21I* del phis .........4 4 23 70 t* 23rinna tS *...... 3 3 22 54 12 24tow ..... 8 8 «H1 1 - 27oklB .......... a 3 2* is 34L.nu1i......... 3 4 32 73 14 37Amerlf a a.ton ......6 t 20 S3 2 0Ireland -----...... 4 4 37 71 17 28r Tork. ....... 2 6 40 42i»hlr Kton _______- - - « 4 3 23 5« 12 21LamiiJi- . , .. , .......2 O 22 fi t 14 34C4U?o .............. I 3 Id 44 7 24roll ..........,...4 S »0 9 0 IS1ad**lpti!« ......... 6 2 12 05 10 2Bob Piery Annexes Northwest 15-Mile Championship inHard-Fought Battle.2500 SEE MOTORCYCLISTST. HotchkJ-** and C\ \\\ Cornell 10 Battle It Out for Cup.L* a result of theJr victories yeeter-■’ in the s^mt-finaU of the directors'Fa mum Tear^ Over Mile Course In• 9 2*5 Seconds; Altnow andBerretli Divide Honors of Day; Several Spill.PORTLAND GIRI. WHO WONwomkv* station ai, mv.INC, LHAMPION^HII*.BY JAMBS J. R1CHAIIDSON*.The motorcycle Oara-devlls had a real racing aesaion out at the Ron City Speedway yesterday. and crowded plenty ot excitement into the II events which helped round out a pleasant three and a half hours' racing matinee for the 2500 enthusiasts who jammed the big «und«.The speed burner® ripped and snorted and chugged to their heart*' content, and while there were no ^piUa or accidents of eerioun conxoiuence, anumber of incident* helped keep the spectator* in a hi^h tension mood. Ttat there were not tl*« usual minor accident* and tilts w*» da« to the splendid work of Sergeant Frank L‘r-vln of the motorcycle squad and his able aatflMrvt*. who kept the track and pita clear of all except officials and mechanic?.Fiery Win* lt;hamploiithlp,Bob Ptery. riding it Hurley Davidson.won the 15-mite Northwest champion -ship by breezing across the finish three feet ahead of K4 Berrc'h. aboard an Indian. The outcome of the elasafrevent was a surprise, Dustin Fanturnled the field of four starters by halfa mile at the end of the I4th mile,when, on the far turn, a valve broke and he wa* reread to retire, leaving the rate lo Piery and Berreth. Berrethwas leading Ptery as they pun«d the Jndgfli *l«nd on the Httt lap. hue tjn#*latter overlook Parrelh as they cameinto the home stretch end breezedACrOflft the finishing lint a yard ahead-lierreth and Famum engaged in »ev-erml tilt* a* they sped around thr mil* track end nf«*. . md each other out ofthe lead a couple of times. Both rodewide open on the turns. McDonalddropped out of the race In the alxthmile, but got back lun-r ami finished third. Piery * time was !2 mlnutea 54and 2-S second* for the 15 milesMile Hoi led In 49 2-3 Seconds.
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Portland Morning Oregonian
Portland, Oregon, US
Mon, Jul 22, 1918
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