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THE GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE CYRE, PACIFIC COAST STAR, JOINS PACKERS Vonzaga Tackle, Placed On Third All-American Team, Will Play Here This Fall UNITED STATES TENNIS STARS RETURNING HOME FROM EUROPE SaturHay Evening, July T7, 1 926. I in mi i 1 Big Bay Blues' New Line-man Rated as One of Best Foot bailers On Pacific Coast Last Season. of recognition in the football world. Incidentally, we have lines out for several other players, who will add considerable strength to the Packers of 191'6." Aside from -Cyre, Flaherty, Mootie Gardner, Abramson and Jack Mac-Aullffe have signed their Packer contracts for this season. Hector Cyre, three year varsity foot-of rii-mvno-n 'TV Snnkfine.

MIT will nlav loft tackle for the i 1 4 it Bib Falk Hitting Ball Pretty Hard (Concluded from Pnge 14) mark of his teammate Frisch at 17. Cuyler of Pittsburg is just behind the two Giants with 16. Hack Wilson of the Cubs added another round trip this week, and still leads the National Leaguers with 13 home runs. Bot-tomley of Louis got, two, but still one behind the Chicago outfielder. Rogers JTornsby also got two home, runs this week, and is tied with his teammate Bell, and Jack Fournier, of Brooklyn, at nine.

Tho Reds fell off a bit In team hitting, but their veteran pitching staff THROUGH! long period of painstaking laboratory research, andi Green Bay Packers this season. The signed contract of tho Paclllc coast stnr was received Early in tho spring when it became known that Cub Huok was sort of llg-nrliiB on, a coaching Job in Florida, the Packer management opened negotiations with Cyre, who was placed on The, Associated Press third all American team, with such stars a.s Edwards of Michigan, Hutchinson of Nebraska and aiuhan of West Virginia. According to reports, Hutchinson is going' to play with the Milwaukee Badgers; Edwards will he with Detroit and Jlnhan has signed a contract with the Philadelphia Yellow-jackets. Played With StocUton Cyre was a team mate for two years of Andy Stockton, famous Gonzaga tilar, who burned up the gridiron last reason with Guy Chamberlain's Quaker City team. Chamberlain wanted Cyre in tho worst way but the big tackle decided to cast his lot with the Pays Instead of going farther east.

The new Packer tips the beam at about L'10 pounds and is over six feet in height. Aside from football, Cyre is a truck star and, like Kd Weir, the well known Nebraskan, he specializes in the, hurdle events. Cyre has been running logs In a lumber practical road testsi in lb UCCld Jl JIU1U CttJLDjtWC have perfected Ja mo tor oil that completelyelim- HELEN'S HACK Six months after left to meet Suzanne Lenglen In France, Helen Wills, present American woman champion, returns still a convalescent from her illness. TEN'MS VETKHAN Mrs. Molla WKKillTMAX (IP JIKt'KN DhKS American women wlio defended Mallory, former American tennis the Wrlghtman tennis cuP at Wimbledon, return with their trophvf to champjon, back after a successful America.

Left to right, here are: Mrs. Marion Jessup, Miss Mary K. tour of the Scandinavian and English Browne and Miss Elizabeth Ryan. They arrived on be Majestic with courts. Mrs.

Malory and Helen Wills. camp outside of Spokane, since col- still holds the laurels. Rlxey leads the league In effeettivene.ss among the regulars, and Donohuo has won the most games, Rhem of St. Louis and "Specs" Meadows of Pittsburg are close behind Rlxey- and fourth among the regulars in Doug McWeeny of Brooklyn, a former White Sox discard. Leading hitters in the National League in 40 or more games: Har-gravo, Cincinnati, Bressler, Cincinnati, Grantham, Pittsburg, Herman, Brooklyn, Tray-jior, Pittsburg, .351 Hornsby, St.

Louis, Christensen, Cincinnati, Jacobson, Brooklyn, K. Smith, Pittsburgh, Cuyler, Pittsburgh, .334. Scores Hundred Runs Shulte of the Milwaukee Brewers is the first player in the American association to cross the century mark in runs. His nearest rival in the major leagues is Gehrig of the New York Yankees with S3. Shulte held even in his hatting average at, .403 the past week, while the runner-up, Lebour- Thousands of Radio Fans Springing Up In Germany J.

Sternaman to Run Grange League Eleven In Chicago inates Tchatter Xwit hou sacrificing Tanyjlubricat ing properties It was a hard job 1 but we've done it- and you'll be just as satisfied when you use it, as wetwere when we brought ittq final perfection lego closed and he should he hard as nails' when he reports here for practice with the Packers on Sept- 5. Picked By Glenn Warner Aside from his All American mention by The Associated Press, Cyre was selected on the All-Washington for three years and Glenn Warner, noted football authority, has picked him twice on the All-Paciflc selection. Cyre played for two years under Gils Dorai.s, who coached at Gonzaga before he accepted tho football mentor's jolt at Detroit last fall. Dora is CHICAGO The Chicago Bulls, a football team to be managed by Joe Sternaman, has been granted a franchise in the American Professional Football league, commonly known us the Grange league. Announcement of this was made in New York yesterday by C.

C. Pyle prior to sailing for Europe, where he hopes to sign Suzanne Lenglen for a tennis tour of the United States. Chicago -will have three professional football teams of. major league caliber fighting for patronage this fall. Pyle, organizer of the American Pro league, announces that the Chicago Bulls have leased White Sox ball IMS is a former Notre Dame star and he BERLIN (U.fiV One of the minor booms which the Dawes plan brought to Germany was the radio.

During the inflation period, no broadcasting stations existed, because economic and political anarchy would have turned the radio to their own uses. Any one who then built himself a set to listen in on French or English stations was subject to a harsh penalty. With the stabilization of currency and the subsequent political consolidation all this changed rapidly. Almost over night, Berlin and a few1 other large cities erected broadcasting which soon won enthusiastic clienteles. Other, smaller cities built relay stations most of which transmit the Berlin program.

Today there are close to 1.500.000 knows a football player when he se one. BANK ROBBER IDENTIFIED BY GREEN BAY SLEUTH "Frank arrested in Superior last Tuesday with four other men, who allegedly had entered a Superior bank with the intention of robbing it, has been identified by Detective K. P. Cunningham, of this city, as Jimmy Main, implicated in the robbery of the Superior West End bank and the Brule, bank, both in 1920, according to press dispatches received here. Matthew McNeil, another of the men arrested, will he taken to Milwaukee to stand trial for alleged complicity in the robbery of tho bank at Shorewood, the report states.

veau of Toledo fell off a few points after his terrific spurt of the previous week, shulte scored seven runs! When, negotiations were opened with Cyre. he named Dorais as one of the Past week on his nine hits, put- tin him nine tallies ahead of his 15 TY CO Hit World's Greatest ill Mayer his references in tins football line. Capt. of the Packers, who knows Dorais personally, dropped-the Detroit coach a line to get some facts Upon reaching first base, it is well for the base runner to make a false park for the season, and that the first game will be played Oct. 17 against Red Grange's New York club.

Financial Battle Seen For the last three seasons Joie Sternaman has been the principal attraction of the Chicago Bears, ai licensed radio sets in Germany, their number growing at the rate of sev nearest competitor, his teammate Rlchbourg. Webb of Louisville was almost the only one of the Colonels who was not affected by their in hitting the past week. He moved from eighth place into a tie for fourth among the first ten. Tho Colonels also suffered from an attack of loose play the past week, making- 16 errors and dropping from first to a tie for second place in team fielding. They still are at the top in hitting but with a reduced margin.

Columbus, at the bottom In team hitting, gained slightly while the leaders fell back, tightening up SPEEDWAY, N. (U.R) Pete Dp Pailo matte a new record of 133 miles an hour for 91 cubic inch displacement cars in the qualifying trials for today's speedway race. eral thousand a day. Of these, approximately 70 per cent are crystal sets, the rest valve sets of varying capacity. There are also a number of break on every ball pitched, even though there is no intention to steal.

The false break serves a double purpose. It tends to upset the pitcher, also keeps him from concentrating his fire on the batsman. This has a tendency to make for wildness. In like manner it plays on the em-atlons of the catcher. The false break makes him fear the runner will go down on every ball pitched and causes him to call for pitehouts in an effort tn thwart the runner if he goes down.

tTAeOnt Right Oilfirford Corf The first cinema play produced in England consisted of 40 fee of film which it took one minute to show. It was known as "The Soldier's on Cyre. In his reply to the Packer captain, Dorais gave Cyre a "100 pet." recommendation and closed by that he was certain tho Gonzaga star would develop into one of the great tackles on tho professional gridiron. Several sport writers in Spokane praised Cyre to the skies. One of them went so fur as saying phut 'Hector' was the fastest big man he ever sav in action on a football field, Best Packer Team An official oC the Green Bay Football corporation in speaking of tho signing of Cyre: "This Is just another step in moulding together the greatest football team that ever represented the Cyre comes here highly recommended by the best football authorities on the Pacific coast, "Within the next few weeks, we expect to announce tho signing of, at least, two other line men, rated just as highly as Cyre and a couple of! backflelders, who have gained a lot team managed by George Halas and Kd Sternaman, brother of Joe.

The flashy little quarter back started in the National league with the Duluth team and was brought: to tho liears by his brother. Joe's desertion of the Bears for the Bulls will bring the two brothers into a financial battle. Until this season the Chicago Cardinals, managed by Chris O'Brien, have played in the White Sox, park. This year, O'Brien announces, his team will play home games at Normal park, Racine avenue and fitst-st. It is said that the Chicago Bulls have agreed to pay a flat rental for Sox park, whereas in previous seasons the park has been leased on a percentage the race.

St. Paul wiis tho biggest loser in team hitting. Duncan of Minneapolis got, a couple of round trips this week, but none of his near competitors. Brief and freebooters of the air, who evade the monthly license fee of half a dollar. Confiscation of their sets and heavy-fines are the punishment meted out to these pirates, when they are found out by the special detectives of the postal authorities.

Have Varied Programs Corresponding to the rapid growth of broadcasting, the programs evolved from crude to nicely balanced selections. From the accompaniments to the daily dozen In the early morning hours to the final "Deutsetiland ueber Alles" at midnight, there is almost continuous transmission. Nalnrally music plays a large part. Most of it Is classical, but sometimes iilso the strains of a jazz-band are wafted through the ether. All classical music is usually preceded by an introduction, telling the audience how to appreciate the mysteries of Beethoven.

Haydn or Gluek. During cer Lebourveau, could get the ball out of the lot, Duncan now has 17 home runs. Lellourveau of Toledo Picked off a couple of sacks to keep well ahead of the field, while Rlchbourg and Veach were unable to connect. Lebourveau now has 30 stolen bases to his credit. basis.

This also tends to get the pitcher In the hole. When the runner finally decides on the ball on which lie is about to steal, he should forget about everything else and dash for second with all speed after getting the best break possible. The runner should give thought to nothing until he nears second base, then he should pay close attention to the actions of the player covering the bag, tie it the shortstop or second baseman. Watch the eyes of the in fielder about to handle the ball. There is no better way in which to learn the direction of "the throw.

This is very necessary to complete the steal successfully. A knowledge of the direction of the No announcement has been made concerning the personnel of Sterna- man's team. will give'youTthe two things you "expect from your motor oil: Jst that it will give complete! and efficient1 lubrication. 2nd that it will Ceepthe transmission bands soft and pliable, so as to prevent that jumpy actional starting, stopping, backing and turning, which is known as chattering, Enjoy the smooth quiet action of a more expensive car by using Ivaline Foralyn The One Right Oil for Ford Cars. SCHEDULE COMPLETED NEW YORK -Opening; dates 20-Year Old A uto Ridicule Reprinted In Kansas Paper While you're at for games in the American Ieague of Professional Football Clubs were an office tain nichts the Productions of ttie nounced Friday, when magnates of the nine clubs concluded a four day-session with the ratification of the your State Opera House are broadcast.

cy. And as a sign of Emporia's social grandeur she is going to have one schedule. The season will open Sept. 26 in Sandwiched in between Kultur numbers are topical talks on many subjects ranging from the course of the planets to the soul-problems of of those blamed garbages." To which the editor adds today: "How quickly times have changed. Ibsen's characters and How to Exter Cleveland, Newark, and Rock Island, 111., and close Dec.

12. All teams with the exception of Boston, Rock Island, and Philadelphia will play 15 games, Boston and Rock Island will play only II games, with Philadelphia, with no throw enables the runner to ndjust his slide accordingly, tn order to make it difficult for the fielder to put tho ball on him. the batsman can lie of great help to the base runner in his effort to reach the next sack. The batsman, knowing the ball on which the runner intends to steal, should shift his stance prior to the pitch to the rear end of the batter's box. This forces the catcher that minate Cockroaches.

Although the Twenty years ago the garage business-was an experiment. Today almost as many men are engaged In the care and feeding of the automobile as are let us equip your car with a set of Dunlops. It takes only a few minutes to change tires but there has been no change in Dunlop quality in 38 EMPORIA, Kana. U.R "The automobile has brought an economic revolution mid with it a social and political revolution," William Allen White writes in commenting on his own fun-poking- at the motor car of 20 ears ago, exhibited in lhe Twenty Years Ago column of the Emporia Gazette. The '0 year old item read: Atchison may have her brewery: Hutchinson may have her salt works; Topeka her woolen mills; Wichita her packing house, but Emporia is about to have a garage.

"We can't pronounce it, but it is a 'livery stable for automobiles. A garbage or garnpe or whatever you call it is a great thing. The real Kansas aristocracy is the gasoline aristocra engaged in the care and feeding- of authorities bar all nut non-controversial topics, occasionally politics creep in, nevertheless. Thus a recent discourse on "Germany's lost. Colonies" reflected the growing sentiment In favor of a return of at least part of the colonies and was presumably endorsed by the radio eenor.

Aerial language The most outstanding feature, however, is the aerial language, French and English, the latter preponderating. These lessons are broadcast from the Berlin station and its relays. It is (estimated that there are at least a. mitona Oil Company homo sapiens It costs almost as much to keep the. wheels going under our cars as to keepthe wheels going in our heads.

"As it the revolution has come, quietly and only wise people know-how deeply it has affected economics, politics, the American society from top to bottom." Sunday dates, will play 16 games. New York opens in Cleveland, Chicago in Newark, while George Wilson's traveling team of Pacific coast stars will play in Rock Island Sept. 28. Chicago plays in Philadelphia Oct. 2.

while Boston plays in Newark and Chicago meets Brooklyn Oct. 3. Big Bill Edwards, president of the league, presided, and the following officers were elected: Gen. C. X.

Zimmerman, Cleveland, vice president Joe Sternaman, Chicago, secretary, and W. J. Coughlin. Newark, much farther buck, thereby lengthening the throw. It is also a good move for him to bunt stiff-armed with no thought of meeting the ball.

This is perfectly legal and makes the catcher throw-over his extended bat and arms, often obscuring his vision enough to decide the outcome of the play. Kater's Service Station Corner Roosevelt and Mason Sts. Beno Service Station million sets within ranee of these' Manitowoc Itoud ARREST OF FATHER FOR SPEEDING MAY SAVE. BOY'S LIFE It is a mistake to suppose that the tip of the tongue is the most sensitive part of the body. Tho.e engaged in polishing billiard halls or other substances which require a high degree of smoothness, use the cheekbone as a means of detecting any roughness.

stations and thus three times a week, men. wtmien and children clap receivers on their heads and imbibe English sounds, English grammar land, incidentally, English ideals all dispensed by an English university professor. ST. LOUIS (U.R Johnny Reider, Springfield. home run king of the western association, has been bought by the St.

Louis Cardinals. TIRES. All Sizes Bogda Motor Co. Distributors 1 Green Bay, Wis. MsoJroolucersc Texaco Casoline gives increased mileage.

Tanks at usual places on Sunday. PERHAPS you are thinking of moving this spring? There are many fine homes advertised in the. classified faction. Rudolph Schustek Drives Too Fast; Nabbed; Police Bring Injured to Doctor. The trap-door spider constructs a trap door which closes by gravitation, the edge being specially weighted to shut the door automatically when the spider goes in or out.

Hill COSTS CITY $500 YEAR TO PICK UP OLD PAPER IN GREEN BAY PARKS It costs not less than $500 per year just to pick up papers and bottles scattered in tho city parks, a sum that could be materially reduced if persons who must throw away papers would remember that it takes only halt as much time to pick up a whole piece of paper as it does to pick the siiine piece of paper torn in half. Carrying this thought along it costs 10 times as much If the paper is' torn in ten pieces, and 100 times as much if it is torn Into 100 pieces. St. G. Simonds.

city pirk superintendent, points out that the parks are equipped with containers for waste paper, used by the majority of people, but If one is so slovenly and untidy that ho must throw papers around, he should throw it down whole, and nnrrumbled instead of tearing it into one hundred pieces and thus multiplying the cost of picking it up. iiiii a It Is probable that the Nile has a greater variety of Melt than any river in the world. An expedition sent recently by the British museum brought bark 9,000 specimens. A Nice Long J-TVALiINB 1 MOTOR OIL Sooner the It co.t "Rudolph Schustek, Arm- strong Creek, J6.S8 to drive through Green Bay too fast, but his arrest may mean saving the life of his 10-year-old son, Charles. Two days ago, Charles ran a nail tn his foot.

Yesterday, signs of infection began to develop, and the father, for some reason which he did not. make clear, started to take the boy to a doctor in Chicago, nearly 100 miles away. A too-rapid passage through Green Bay caused his arrest Vacation A party of enterprising mountaineers succeeded recently in climbing the three highest peaks in Wales, England and Scotland Snowden. Scafell and Ben Nevis within 24 hours. ULTRACTOR OIL Jones, you certainly are the lucky guy to te able to afford it.

Thought I could get away this summer, during the real hot weather for about ten days but I can't afford it. Howdo you manage it?" "Without any trouble," says Jones, "A Vacation Fund in the In spite of the fact that the value of the gold taken out of th earth has for many years averaged more than $240,000,000 there is hardly enough of the metal to meet requirements. Look for the Arrow Sign The. British museum contains books i inscribed on oyster shells, bricks, tiles, 1 bones, ivory, lead, iron, copper, sheepskin, wood and palm leaves. LONG LIFE FOR POIJARS If you want collars and cuffs to retain their shape through repeated laundering.

always Iron them straight with the thread of the by Motorcycle Officer Henry Coppons, and at the city hall he explained the cause of his haste. The boy was brought to the health center at once, where Dr. T. J. Oliver, city physician, declared that infection clearly had net In, and that the boy was In danger of Officer Coppens was dispatched on his motorcycle for anti-tetanus serum, with Which the lad was treated.

Meanwhile, the father admitted in H'oliee court that he had driven through the city at an estimated ppeed of 30 miles an hour, and. in View of the extenuating circumstances, was released on iwyment of fS.SS costs. BROWN COUNTY STATE BANK 312 7o INTEREST PAID ON ALL OUR SAVINGS DEPOSITS 111 A signal light that is worn on the finger like a ring has been deVised for English policemen directing traffle. Walnut at Adams II Opposite Post Office TOLEDO, Ohio U.R Miss Louise Fordyce of Youngstown won the Ohio women's golf championship defeating Miss Martha Kinsey of Cincinnati 2 and 1. Practically every variety of farming can he carried on in South Africa with success..