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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1912)
ft ii iftUM ilHMi'-'.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23,1912. STOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE EIGHT ' """M CLERKS PASS CLERKS FAUN WAY TO HEAD OF LEAGUE BY HOME BUN. RUNS AND HITS FALL WITH riDITI. in a aMaasaTiaaiiiMi i mm WIN . If. ' : . i jj n . ' Be SHOULD nr nr. 'I Mew ! mi Shoes I HUHKV II 1.111 pun ML BUT 1 7 4 - 5j n 4 nutknrooD Get Away With Gam Tlmt Bristled With Good Work. ' STANDINGS OK THE fLCHS. . W. L. Pet. Walla Walla ...... 57 32 .640 Pendleton 48 ' 44 .522 Boise 5 -505 La Grande .'...29 59 .330 Pendleton, Aug. 23. (Special) La Grande made enough bits and enough vesterdav to win the game, but Will Flufoh This Week Schedule and ' Play Off Postponed Games. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. W. L. Pet. Palmer Mill ,. .6 3 .607 Clerks -.7 3 .700 Bankers ........2 5 .286 Railroaders 2 6 .250 ; Last evening the Clerks forced the Millers Into second place with a two base hit by Francis followed by a the Buckaroos went them two better J home run by Duncomb. There were . ... .rmt winning out br not other scores during the game. IU ewu , v ..ti.i.N Tt was a aame cnar- UJ i.g acterlzed by hard -anting by both two of these brought In the winning . n narrett being. n: Bohnenkamp permitted two hits VCdlUOi clouted with rigor. Pendleton took two NOW IN STOCK IN ALL THE NEW STYLES IN BLACK AND BROWN, SUEDES, SATIN, PATENTS, GUN MET ALS AND KIDS CARRIED IN ALL SIZES FROM AA TOE COME WHERE YOU CAN GET THE BEST SELECTION AND BEST SHOES in tha first without the aid of a hit Two passes, a sacrifice, an error and a double steal worked the men around. J A homer gave the Pippins a score In the second and they led up the game In the third, when Ford slngiea and McBrlde tripled. The Bucks took the lead again in their half, singles by Rader and Reld, a triple of Pembrookj : 1 ' ... . whAi nil uncr nee DUllinK iwo uvt?r. iu pendulum swung back again in the fifth when a hit, an error and a pass 1 made the score 4 to 4. Three doubles, J a couple of singles and a brace of er ! rors doubled, Pendletons score In the last of the fourth and the best that La Grande could do thereafter was to put two more across In the eighth. I The score: R. H. E. Pendleton 8 10 3 La Grande ..i 6 8 3 I Batteries Garrett and Wilson; Harstead and King, McBrlde. Boise Wing In Ten Innings. Boise, Aug. 23. (Special) Never before this season have the locals fought and won such an uphill battle as they were forced to wage yesterday when they defeated the Bears in ten Innings. 8 to 7. Walla Walla scored seven runs In the first Inning, but Olm lln's men tied It in the sxth and finally broke t up with a timely hit off the bat of Charlie Frlene In the tenth. The score: R. H. E. Boss 11 5 Walla Walla 1 6 6 Batteries Mays and Taylor; Mauser and Brown. Frees, p .. Rogers, cf Slate, c . . A. Johnson Squires, 3b .. Thompson, rf Claycome'o, If L. J. FRENCH SHOE CO. niAKKha TtatfiB will ODen In "No body's Widow" and later will be seen In a new comedy. were ar First Matches This F.tening. The first matches of the La Grande tennis tournament will be played this evening. Willie Peare will play Tom Scroggtn tonight at six o'clock. Oth ers mar be nlayed this evening. Ar rangements to play the preliminaries J should be made between the players matched against each other as soon as possible. 1 ' Foar Girls Arrested. Last evening four girls rested by Chief of Police McLacblln These girls were railroaded from Ba ker a few days ago and are disorder ly, acordlng to Information at hand. Warrants were taken out this morning against them charging them with cou nectlon with house of ill fame aud their case will probably come up this afternoon. It Is thought that sevsial men were traveling with them, but have escaped. The names of the girls are given as Frances Hall, Nel lie Norman, Margery Ross and Nellie Lawrence. In the second but caught one runner attempting to steal Ui'rd, retiring the side In a tight hole. In the third Bohnenkamp struck, out the first two and the third man went out on an easy grounds to first The score: - CLERKS. V.y AB R H PO A E Stout, 2b 2 0 1 "0 0 0 H. Bohnenkamp, cf .1 0 0 0 0 0 Scranton, lb 1 0 Reynolds, ss .-.1 1 Francis,, rf 1 1 Duncomb, 3b 10 C. Bohnenkamp, p ..1 0 Colvert, c 1 0 Bolton, If .0 0 9 23940 MILLERS. I AB R H PO A E ' Fife, 2b 2 E. Johnson, ss 2 lb 6 3 0 10 0 2 . SCORE BY INNINGS. Clerks 0 2 x 2 Millers 0 0 00 SUMMARY. . Earned runs, Clerk 2 ; two base hit, Francis; three base hit. Stout; home run, . Duncomb. First on balls off Frees 1; struck out by Frees 2; by Bohnenkamp 3; atolen base, Stott; hit by pitcher, Squires. Umpire Nelson. We are prepared to make loans in any amount on improved Real Estate in Union County. No Delays. We can furnish money for building purposes, repayable in monthly installments : We have several choice buys m La Grande , realty, improved and unimproved, at attractive prices and very easy terms. If you are in the market, it will pay you to inspect our listings. La Grande Investment Co. La Grande, Oregon Phone Main 752. Foley Hotel Block Boy Scouts and Friends Attention. All Scouts, their parenU. friends and others, especially boys of Scout age who do not belong, are Invited to attend the meeting at the headquar ters of troop 3, the M. E. church South in North La Grande this evening. The purpose of the meeting Is to boost ac tivities In troop 3 and to atlmulate the movement In general.' A program, or rather a demonstration of Scout work, will be given and a good attendance Is desired. ' . Will Aictlon Boxes. Choice seating arrangements at .the fair grounds grand stand for the week of the fair will be auctioned off at a public sale shortly. The band will be out' and stiff bidding Is contemplated. This will especially be true for the best boxes, adjoining the Judges' stand FOR RENT Modern six room bunga iftw'. nor Sixth and Grandy. 8-233t Elsie Ferguson will appear as a musical comedy star In the title rote of "Eva." We Are Closing Out All LADIES, MISSES AND WRENS SHOES We need more room for our Men's Shoe Department AH Ladies' $3.25, $3.50 C I Tfl $0 CQ and $1.00 values dale IllCe All Ladies' $2.50, $2.75 C I D $1 fiQ and $3.00 values de nCe W All Misses' $2.00 and $2.25 values . All Children's $1.25, $1.40 and $1.50 values Sale Price $1.49 Sale Price 98c DAMON'S CASH STORE 2nd Door West of Post Office Where Cash Beats Credit Deer Tantalized OWara. Passenger Conductor Frank O'Hara believes firmly that the deer should be protected from hunters, but he also believes that huntrs, who are trying to observe the laws, should be pro tested from the der. Yesterday while returning from Lehman Springs he had an experience which aggravated him beyond measure, says the Pendle ton East Oregonlan. While driving along near Bear Valley, he declares, eight fine specimens of deerhood walk ed out Into the road In front of htm, walked leisurely up and down and frolicked about like lambkins In a pasture. He had no gun with him and he Is glad of that fact, although he declares he would have liked to teach the tantalizing little brutes a lesson It he had had a gun, the temptation might have been too great for him and might have worked his undoing for, he declares, he had not traveled half a mile fartl'pr until he met Deputy dame Warden B. F. Averlll. The sight was calculated to make him feel very glad that he was without a gun. tlVltleS in troop a aim IU ummnm um P" THE Florsheimi Shoe For The Man Who Cares AH new styles in Tan, Gun Metal, Patent Leather. Our shoe line is positively com plete in all the late and snappy styles. Lone Two Flnarers. Last Sunday E. Nlbbe acldently dis charged a shotgun that he was car rying and shot off two of his fingers Nlbbe was swinging the gun In his right hand and ust happened to have his left hand in front of the barrel at the time of the discharge. Nlbbe Is foreman of the Richardson-Qlven ranch where the accident occured. He Is now rapidly recovering, but It will be some time before be has much use of his hand. He had the second arid third lingers amputated In the Grande Ronde hospital last Monday. Fair ftot After Caralval It has been erroneously reported that the County Falc management Ms sought to bring the Edwards Carnival company back to La Grande. This Is denied by Secretary Cherry. The Celebrated STETSON EAT Is one of our leaders. You know it's worth. You can be fitted here in any style. You will be thoroughly satisfied with your next suit of clothes if purchased from us Toney & Scranton "
