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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1913)
v.. -... -vv ,..-.- r I J r- 7 4 V'T f LA GBANDE EVENING OBSERVED, ' 'MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1913,'V: " oooeedeii LA GRANDE TAKES MORNING CONTEST FROM, WALLA 2 TO 1 i. Bean Defeat Spuds In Afternoon Be fore Large Crowd, - 1 ' " Standing of CJuba. . ' L , . Won. Lost, , Walla Walla 32 Boiao . .... .j ... . . . .28 Pondlotoa ... 25 North Yaldma .......26 La Grande ...... ....16 Baker ...... 14 High weeds in the right garden, coupled with Corbln's costly error mads H posible for Faddy Welch to v get away with the afternoon game of ' a two-game day Sunday when ' the Walla Walla Bears won the last game 14 18 22 22 29 33 Pet ' .696 , .609 .632 ' .632 .866 298 It looked like easy pickings but; in j umpire working like w regulated Jhe stxth Fitcher weakened" with the combinations mentioned aboe, and the deed was done. The Bears made it one more in the seventh after Mar tini doubled with Davis was on with transportation to. first -Except for the sixth and seventh Fitcher burned them over with such telling force and strikeout regularity that -there was nothing to it- But Welch had only the one bad inning. : ' j , . Be arose to . the occasion in the eighth and wormed himself out of a hole that saved the game for him hence' he1 lost it and won it again. For all that it was a pretty game, espe cially if one didn't look farther than the pitcher's box for either man de served to win. t J i ; - 1 Morning Game Claasyi ; In the morning while the play era .should have .been at Sundty school, some classy ball was njHti off with about yree "sensations to make it so. 'In the first place, James ma clever verv clever ad ' only once did hR really need support and! then he got it, for , in ninth! inning Druhot ran back into the' : weeds of of the Sababth after La Grande had the mvine in left field and Jerked taken healthy lead in tlie first in nlng. A single that fell in a forest ; of weeds resulted in a home run with the bases full, while Curtis got out . his spyglasses to locate the pill. Cor bin had a bad day of it, one of the very few he has, but his boot had let in the score Just ahead of the lucky ""nome-run swat Pitcher started out like a whirlwind and fanned six of the first seven putouts, the Squads be hind him in the meanwhile connect ing with Welch, poling out tripplfj down a drive from Martini's willow that fooked' good for, of say -three bases. The third sensatioa was the pitching of Schoolboy Mickey" Shad er. The lad with the thin leglets was able to put over the pan precisely what Brown called for and it was al ways with difficulty that the Spuds gotpn at all. .Walla Walla scored her lone tally in 'the second when Lundstrom doubled and Corbin Jug gled Kelly's kK From then on into thf eighth it snre was & pippin of m alley engine. La Grande earned vic tory by Corbin's double in the eighth, and though Fitcher pinch V hit for Lewis, H Was all easy out, to Davis. King got away with a lucky hit, and Neadu came on with a fielder's choice while Druhot singled Peterson walked out and the side' went tmt on 'Curtiss hit The scoring ended when Druhot batted in King. Corbin scored first ly a poorly - thrown ball, ; and ; Rich ardson called Corbin safe tby a, hair. Only m handful saw the contest but ew better games have been played on the fairgrounds park. The scores for both games: Walla Walla ,' ARR. H. PO. A, E. Harmon, cf ....... 4 0 0. .1 . 1. Johnson, 2b ...... ...4 0 1 2 12 Davis, 3b .... i . . . .8 012 Martini, If ........4 0 Sheely .4 0 Lundstrom, ss . ,...3r 1 Brown, c . 1:1;.; ..8 0 Kelly, rt ....... O'cO Shader, p ...8 0 ,0 0tp 012 1 " 2 0 6 0 0 2 V 2 "6 ' Guaranteed Eesessav Remedy.' The constant itching, burning, red ness, rash and disagreeable effects of ecsema, tetter, salt rheum,! itch-piles and irrltatiing skin eruptions' can be readily cured and the skin made clear and smooth with Dr. Eobson's Ecsema Ointment Mr.T J. 'Cv'.- Eveland, of druggists,' or by mail. Price five. P fer Chemical Co., Philadelphia anir Bath, 111, says:-' "I had ecsema for twenty-five years and had tried ev. erything. AH faileL. When I found Dr. Hobson's ' Ecxema Ointment 1 found a cure.? This ointment is the formula of a physician and has been in use for years not an experiment; That is why we ean 'guarantee it AH ilm St 5 'J. , r' Louis. . An attraethra proposition to off two or three live wire la promoaV t OMrtoriout proposition, if Can 6-20-1, and enough singles to make four runs, .game with fielders and pitchers and I Cook . With Juice I a .;-.i'-W:.:It is a mistaken idea to suppose that Electric Cooking is ex-, pensive. IT IS CHEAPER in La Grande, that Coal or Wood. ' We' showed you - by , Demonstration, . 'that we could cook by Electricity. We will eve ngo further, we will install one of these Marvelous Gen : eral Electric Ranges in your home and let you try it for yourself. If you're not satisfied that it is the best thing you ever had and the : most economical fuel you have ever used, we will take it out without any obligation on 'your part Special Rates for Cooking If you are interested in Electric Cooking . or any other Electrical appliance, phone us and our special represent ative will call. Costs nothing to talk it over. Eastern Oregon . Electric Light & Power Co. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE Totals".., 31 1 ,4 24 12 4 La Grande ,:. . . AB. B, H. PC A. E. Corbin. sa 4 1 1 0.11 Lewis, ef ..'..3 0 Kinge ...... ....4 1 Nadeau, 2b - 3 0 Druhot, If 8 0 Peterson, 3b .3 0 Curtiss. rf .4 0 Walters, lb ........2 b James, p ..........2 0 Fitcher, l'O 1 11 2 1 0 0 12 0 0 Total .82 2 7 27 11 2 Batted for Lewis in eighth. ' Score by innings! - - - I ' La Grande V...0 0 0 Otfl ft 6 6x-2 Walla Walla ..0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 Summary: Left on bases, La Grande 8; Walla Walla 5. Two base hits, Lundstrom, Walters, Corbin. Game began 10:30; game ended 12:18. ' ' Walla Walla 4 AB.R. H. PO. A. E. Harmon, ef ...... .5 0 110 Johnson,1 2b .. 5 1;00 5 Davis 3b .2 1 - of 0 1 Martni ;.S..4 1 "2; 2 0 Sheely, lb ......"..4 1 0 17 0 Lundstrom, ss ; 4- 1 ,1 2 - 3, Brown, c 4 0 1 8 0 Kelly, rf ,,..4 0 2 2 0 Welch, p ..... ....11, 0 V.0 8 Totals .........33 6 7. 27 A La Grande AB. R. H. PO. A. Corbin, ss ........4 0 0 -1 1 Lewis, cf ..4 0 0 4 0 KinK, c ..: 2,1 1 11 1" Nadeau, 2d 3 1 11 2, Druhot, If ...... ...4 1 ;1 3 0 Petefsomi, 8-, 4 1 1 , 1;2 Curtiss, rf ........4 0 0 0 0 Walters, lb .... . . .3 ' 0 1 5 0 Fitchner, p ........ 4 0 2 1 1 Totals 82 4 7 27 7 3 ', Score by innings: Walla Walla ..0 0 0 0 0 5 1 0 06 La Grande ....4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 04 Summary: Left on bases, Walla ' (Continued on Page Three.) Hot Weather Cooking on a Detroit Vapor Range Is an economy in protecting your health. Its fuel expense is one-half the cost of wood and will not heat the house 'at all. It will boil or bake much quicker than does a range and will last a life time. Can be. had on easy payments. BLUE FLAME OIL AND GASOLINE STOVES at $2.60 to $10. These are good ones and you may require one this summer. Get it here. Terms are easy. 1 REFRIGERATORS As the days grow warmer we feel the necessity of calling in the ICE MAN. He tells you that a good REFRIGERATOR IS A NECESSITY. We have them. Some 5 patterns of the best makes on the market ' today. Have sold them for five years and with perfect satisfaction in every home we placed them. Can be had in any size at $10.50 to $35.00. - - . FOR THE LAWN I have a complete line of MOWERS, Grass Catchers, Lawn Rakes, Lawn Hose, Shears and trimmers. Phone your orders and we will make prompt delivery. ' , F.D. HAISTEN Easy Payments Mb Vii- I rl . j: TTS- 1 .1 r lllL::-.H''!!l , 4 V i'- i ty . 1 e s 7 of life insurance written in v FIRST FOUR MONTHS OF 4913 ft. 3i. it - Breaking all record for four months produce vtion previously established by this company with Bastern Oregon contributiag 35 per cent, . . , of this amount, probably exceeding thewriting - of any other company in this section for that period. The exact figures fer the four months $i,024;odo.oo F. S. BRAJOt'ELL, Oregon State Manager, j ; . W. K. DAYIS, Special Agent. , r ' -i v,v. :." , -' . ' . : c.fti I yr r ;"-V7 '" '- "''' "' : 1 : ' . 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