La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 18, 1921, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textr 4 V - 1 ft SATURDAY. JQ'E 1?, 1921 LA GRANDE SS?NING SEltVER o PAGE THREE V -h 4 4- 4- 4- 4 X. Rwm A A . w V w a -- o . - v o . -.rvrrrvro '. ? Pv: sporting '.:nes' h : . . . . ... . . v NEW CROP OF Big Leaguer .Losing on -Runs GOLFERS LARGE DOZIJN OH SO AVK ItDK.V 15Y lit (i lvVI'KLV ill'lliX Dr. l'liy Itnilils I'rlwite I'ourM Xi'ws uinl .Notes 1'roiii loiniti-y Tlioro la ii toii!giU;rullo bcKlnnui'H' c li'iHS HiilTurliiK from thu virus on llio Roll' HnkK Just now. Thu lyros number u dozen oi K, all o( w l.lt Ii pluasoa the ol'ieorn ur the I.a tlraiule Country elub tor they seo promis. lug material in the new ones, young and old. A. T. Hill was severely hiitoii ly the golf IniK u week ago and lie has ii union! u path all of his ow.i around the edes or thu rough al ready. He is one or Ilia beginners who has been gulling li i drivvs nway to good direction. In eoiu piiny wilh "Dad" Ciaw'Ford, who' has tossed away his legal uppoini inonlB. of lalo to host to I ho rail of Iho golf ball's zing, Mr. Hill wonl tho rounds the oilier day, both do ing them in 72. which Is prolty good for starlers. Ilolh men get an awful kick out of tho sport. C. K. Short may lo a liitlo lulu with Ills daily reports to the J. C. renney company iiercal'ter, .for lio makes his maiden loo-uff tomorrow. 1!. I.. .T'oarrh, "HIM" Sawyer and Frank Lilly form n Mo Unit is jusi Blurting oul and when Iho supply of balls holds out, they make t lit) cunrso with a. fair amount or suc cess to themselves and a proal ileal or promise lo the old.tinicra who ii ro walchiiif tlieiu." CONNIE MACK WHO IS LOSING ON HOME RUNS about and fought for untij he has given up in disgust, is about the right dope. The outstanding- fault with the La Grande team and all the rest of them, too, is that they inspire to ut tain home runs and neglect l'"red Mires' one base clout mill bunts. 'Watch 'Connie's team if you disagree. BALL CLUBS, Oil MS'SUIIM TOMOItllOW'S 'i;.lU I'ltOMISK wv.v.s i:.un mi:n t ' M'MHy AND MONDAY ' .T 1). N;VCIIW'AJt IfJODUCTlONSJitc. ;" T UTLER t amble'' t'ovr Silling- I'l-olly. I'usy l'or Tills Season Veteran .of i'rvnehes rilclies We'll.' StalllVillu of tile t'lulKs. Tea ni ? ' I t'ovo 7 1 L'lgln Vnlon '.: (.' La tlraudo ltakfr , Haines hubter ; North Powder Where They I'll Haines, at Vliiutl. V. C .S77 .800 .750 .6 IS .5011 .r.un . I 4 . 4 4 -7 . 1 S y Sinid.iy. North l'owdor .115 School. Chief 1 i ZJ Undo .Sam' new commissioner of Klu cation la John Jamca TlRorL of Kentucky. Ttgert waa profcoaor of psychology at the Unlvuralty of Kentucky. Ml Ii "Girls A SHNSATION'AL COMK SATL'KDAY i:KNIN ALSO MA FliOM THIi OST ST0UY f I "Are Brides Happy?" . COMEDY CANT FIND A IUIYER?. TRY AN OI5SERVER AD. In one respect, lit least, I'red Mires, vcteian , Cove player differs from Connie .Mack. The latter team is second to New York Yankees in home runs but the MacUmen are in the cellar. All of which proves that Fred Mires and his proverbial "bunt em"' theory which ho has quarreled Girl Equestrian Springs Surprise by W inning Many Honors !l seldoiii falls In the lot of n and hard to get. Firist shu Won the young lady sliM in her eaily teens ! l.idics Ihree-g iili;d mutest. 1'irn to capture about all llicru is to take'sbe doubled with Allyn Hunter anil Doctor Johnson hasn't abandoned hhi molar ejectors enllrely bill is templed to. since he was slung by the Hide bacteria called golf rover. The doctor has found there is .much to learn, and Ihat any ol.d limu you pull tho sniff about golf and old men Ix'iiig -inalagous, you nru' sin.p ly displaying an over-dose of ignor ance about Ihu subject. Another beginner Ihat has prom ise lor Iho future is Merlon Kiddle. The suburban miller has u long wing that is standing him in hand mid he is catching on rapidly. Iluilils I'riuile Course. "Doc" W. T. l'hy, of Hoi Lake, has-beconin so enlhusiaslie nhoiil golf Ihat hfl is huildilig a three-hole course ill Ihu salialarium for bis own edtiicnlion and that of his guests. Thai it will be busy place 1 goes wiili.iut saying, and, no dou'ol. manv local tans will be anxiously nwailing ail invitation rrom the genial doctor nt (lie Lake to try out the new course. Once In a while the'o Is a fel low thai fighls off the leiniitalion to fall in line on the golf question. .1. i. Lynch, local hie! dealer, is one or them. 11" fuuglit against Hie call- for a time, and has so far fallen Ihat ho uorsislcutly 'walks 'l he course as a niln.playiug companion to some or his friends, but as yet has refused lo lay hold on Iho slicks. He will, soon., and Ihen Hie coal and ice business down town will bu sadly neglecle.d. ill the way of eiu'Striau honors at the Union t-'toi ; show, or any otie-r exhibition of goo i ridi.'.g. But such Was (he good fortuiio of Miss Ala di en Scroggln, cbariuiu. daugh ter of .Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Scrogiji Ihat ...t.r. I ; , ""'i i hi"v, l.u i.im: null Hllili- took the high stakes In that chills. On Friday ulio swept the field, win ning fron'i the winners of till classes. All this' while she was riding Mr. Seitrrist's spjendld mount, n saddler ho brought here from Wash ington .state. The winning of Hie hew." riding Hoi man Seigrisl'sfslock show events is coniluendabb "Honey lloy" at the recent Carnival ! Mini two angles, namely. Hint i of stock exhibit at l:nion. Missiveiing girl has so far mastered the Scrogiu is a pupil of her parents. ! art ot horsuianshlp that she can will having learned the art rroin them, tor it is an art lo ride well, and Hie hands she gol at every appearauci reminds one or Hie ovations poured oi.t on the liitlo Canadian lass who takes the l'aclfic r'nlernalional Stock show by storm every year. .Miss-Scroggin's trophies, are many Hired Hrst prizes ur.d the further tact that mounts capable of showing ofr that rider'.s talenls lire being groom ed hero, There are many guod sad dlers In I'nlon and many who know how to sit in the saddle which makes Miss Scroggln'B victory jill thu more worthy. Young Ball Players Neglected and Game Suffers Accordingly at Cove, Baker ut .lmlUr, I-a tinimfc at Klin. ToinuiioH-'a stMiinj; for tho Iiitr nioimtiiiii Umuo ptomise u ureal (Usui of kuuu HKirt. The sea sou is so well u1;iik Dint It is pmity well I established that t'ovo Is' t(l take tlowu the bunliht; unlt'ss it should he . KIkIu Iha't cr(tss her path," Hut, In faro til' all lliere ts lively bcrauihlo all alim;: the line I.a Ciiaiitlo la get laillier up tlie hulilor iu tho firKt division, , and North Powder and linhlur iu the light iiKiiliiHt t ho collar. '( J list who will pilch tomorrow Kiinio for La titando is proldomut- ic:il. Tho home club bas two good roliahlu men - ,M liini.H and HolierU. Hoberts worked laf Sunday and proved that ofi mnnibs in (lie iron rites with Iho Cau.idiau IMaeK Watch, or, an it watt nll'icially known, (lit! l:flli hatialin, has com pletely (Jivoi i eit lit nt Ii mid nervnuu- iiohh on a lit I U) skirmish line like a titiKh league inldier. Mt lunis' Htabflity hi. already -est. ibli.slie I. :u that the.re should be no. run hoc troubles- with tlio pilebint; staff from irow on. i Kiilihil's l'm( On ,1lth. ICveu Cove ad mils t hat h'M obl time rrfeiid( Liuly l.tn-k, is H:ayi;t: elo.se on the job Uiin yt-ar. "With out IntimalinK in Ihe lea?l but 4hal Cove huA u Kood Icum, it also ro. mains a fact that slie In a lucky club. Lust Sunday she wan Melted slicker-Mum a whlsilo Iu tl;e ninth inuliitf by ) la hies, which siirani; a HUrpriKO with a new pi Ichor. A lucky -hit. a momentary MatnoH blowup. Mfiid the pn'ino went into extra inning, lermiuatlni; In i ho twelfth with a Cnvo vifitoiy. Coo Old tiimrs uruuml Li (Jrandc who are either jn the senior cl:iss or have graduated from the amateur base ball ranks, need to form a close cor poration to develop younjr players. Interest in baseball Is eominir back tc where it was 10 years ago, all over this neck of the woods, but there isn't a crop of new players coming; up. What is seriously needed is a school for such pl'ayers. One of the best things for the good of the spurt, that could happen would be for a few old time fa to kvu a little attention to Oic vacant lot league. There ary promisine; youngsters tliere whose iatent talents uro never made known, while on the other, hand a little friendly coaching now and then the biirtrest developers of future I.a Grande ball teams that could be hiouuht about, but even then the o.ld er heads must become scouti in the vacant lot leagues. When that be comes ti uc. ami the jrrade school ladri.arc taken in hand early, it would not be lonjf until there will be an available crop to draw from every year and the day of the stiffened vet eran being the sole defender-of local base Icili honors will be a thing of the past.' A golden crop .of baseball players goes to seed every year be cause none look to the harvest while the crop is still preen. The rcat player's of today all came from the vacant lot league who knows but what a- score of jto(hI chaw arc run- Vocabulary KMlavei C. II- Keyirtlds b-arned fun; ball Pinl I rack bmc before Itnddy and Shrimper were born, but he hasn't learned It all about roIC yet. How ever the 1:1 eat outdoor sport has,pavpround purpose done much "in the way or impiov 1'hk liW vocabulary, for he admits it hlimelf ihat he learns new words every lime he tops one' off into the rtinpli and kisses si bits K"dbo'. from a group who would give their Ining loose unwatehed in the grammar attention to such matters, would be 'schools of this city, simply because the makings of future players 1 ! Invre is no organized means of ffnd- I-a Grande has two players on her ! ing them out and camping on their club this year who arc bloomir.g out! trail until they are mature' enough to nicely, but two isn't enough. The putt into an amateur suit. lxt'a build purcha.se of the f ur grounds for for tomorrow in baseball as we dp is indod one of t commercially. cot a lacing. fim t'nion two'wouks ago hut her luck was siUI on the. job for It Is reported that there waft no wagering on I h at g a n 1 0 . Though a loser, Covo (shekels ro. mainod In Covo. Frank Crippen, O. A. C. speed artist, connected with a homo run last Sunday. Speelattiis are uf tho opinion that It was a aifo two l.a.-;or for an ordinary player, hut they reckoned without Crippens fleet feel, lie had a runner on soc imhI when ho clouted, and was si latching gravel near" tho homo P'latu when Iho runner ahead .scor ed. As u Jill tor Crippen Isn't a Kiith, but on Ihu paths ho'tj lu ' a clans by himself. Coming back to Itoherts. Ho In spires confidence wilh his own dis play of It. ills peculiar throws hiivo effect, anil while bin assort men! Is only normal, bo does, like his colleague, Mclnnis use n lot of loalu matter, with good results ev cry time, His war history,, lopped oTf with ne.vcn or eight wound st ripen is far beyond thu ordinary overseas man, but that is another story of which baseball Is not con eei lied. .Mr. ItohurtH Is iu Ihu em j.loy of the city wAtcr depart meiit , and low wh see htm about his daily task rcrognl.u In him u man who faced all tho horroiH of tho early trenches for a pet lod that Is greater than 'that of Iho average mortal who went Into Iho scrap be fore Americans did. WK WlUK llOl'SKS, HAVE A COMCLKTB LINE OF v FIXTCKKS AM) KKCAHt AN'V'iiHNfJ ELECTRIC AL. LET 1 Ka ilE ON YOUR WORK. ilot-t v.ical Contntclors. Vs X1 Electric Co. 1.05 Dfptit Stii'fl I'lione Red 'mi Tho Real Reason. . Mnry Queen of cicoift, onu rellnbUi historlmi now lni'orii .s us, was tin ur ilet.tt golf player, u'td we suppose tha time came m hen they simply couldn't idnml ' hearing her talk nhout It any loncer. -Ohio State Journal. . 1 m .llc.v, Ihlrn, Jin!;. I liimw yi.'m r-f-l)n lnsi ly An' 0:1 1 i ti ' null, an' all ihat win (if atuir Iiul Itiln Iiito tiirhi wim't bu no pink lim iiurly. Thin fciiy (.'in p 111 !.t Is pii'iiy niuh! Ilim'l h.-l li i 111 I cuil ynu wll.li liin iiiannum iiIi-iikiiiiI. IU' lm-l(H 11 fiusly witlliMi, ilun'i hlv.jilack tn-.ymi may ai'X .. laiuckuut for jv .pruuuul ;.. ' lluy, lixlL'ii, Jaclv! Ciiiiii' tin, iilil Itiil'lo, iln :i mile Irnlnlii' .Sweat off 1 hnl uii'aa'ic an' ncl i'Ihi-II' llj'lilnl,. Or nhim tin- rinh I. Is ilnni' ynu'il he iil,iliiln' "'I Kllo."S I uii'liM-nslhiiali'il h'lln!" M:iny n rlMunp has hrtd liitri Ih-jhI urow hltirry Anil ruliii'l hiniHi'lt i itninilicnl on hla barn liiM'ausi- lie iliiln't ihliilc hu hail lo worry, Jl;, lislon, Jarli! Hey, 1 BOXING GAME lli pul In It"' Cli'lltiil. Anollinr oxaiapln' "if how III Ciiiiii I ry Club illii-iliu'K nrc looking towuril the l oinTorls aii'l l onvfMl-1 ('1KB or Iho nicniliciBhi In m-on in thu uunminceiili-iit thai wilhin a day , or two 1'lan will bu iinnoiinrii'l wliornby siich nu'iiibi'm as iln noi have iai8ran C'l l II"' iluh lrtinsj! lind crounds. It is jroioisi,il that ilnh.Iown di-iiot be establish'''! whereat all who have cars w ilt call j on Iheir way o the Tliib alni i' k ; 111) anvniie who may be wablniT'lb'Te to Ret 11 rlile. In Ibi way less member i alt pet i li'le 0 ' 01 nxmg came mlo '.Hit, when undei the .United its own on July 1 the sanction of j g'.-t'ernment and ' any time betuee.u d and 2 on a sun .day .r holiilav. Definite loKtion or inn dent will .IO auubuiiecd shortly. i . t h s- . riif.rn;Kii. i.i.i the permission of the Coventor of Ohio and the. mayor of Toledo, Ohio, there was brougnt olf in that city, what was billed 'as a I'J-round hexing ehil it ion but whit h was really a fight for the heavyweight champion shjp of the world with Jess Willard, 'the champion and Jack lcmpsey, the challenger, as contenders. According to th.c decisient of the referee, which final "in all matters of this kind, Denipsey won in the third round by a knockout and all I hIa must, be paid according to the d- H'HnW- -. - , A,. ..... r..: ....... i had ruled and all tcAihnicHlitics had been hitrr.'d, the fight would have joiip to Ilcmn!ev in the fir.-.t round r ci mm l!n.wi.,and w,m ljy a knm kout in the first corps. n..Moii'-.l:i1lum, insU:.1( wf lhe third would havt who fr!l- to his 1 1 ; n th(, ri.corj f ihij fiuhi. fleath in the Potomac river ne:.r ( rl- onial ;-i-h. Va . Tbins.v. was a! 1 ,f,mpsey was. prevented "from cor son of Winn.S lit own. editor of thei,,,f n.th first Ir,uml ony 'Y 1m" beifj1""1 UHI T1 n wwk -properly, lor iHieree uccra citimen utic-rwAnlx ithat hi- had not-heard the Ml rtt all wh p the time keeper claimed tt have Ihilei), Jack; tills fi-;htii;' In tlie-movlo-i An' 'vodyviilf! don't eie you any pep-: Hey, lini'-n, Jack; w'hut 1 am ttyin to prove Js Von pitta wotk, you otta watch your slept Condition CfXtnts. In la'f I'd ay ll's vital "An'' if you don't reduce that mejit ou pack, I'll lo-o my money an' you'll drop your title; Hv. listen. Jarfc! Nick. Falls for . Golf a brotb'-r of ,l!i .-r-s of football iron ' vb-tiuieH. "yvs,t, (-;it'iii, viii si nr. .-.all bis: pii-I A lii'p.ttib fronii in this n'traril. a I.ienti-u.mt Waf car-! of (h' niiTH! Iiyln niosi ;at Uuant'co, Va., Calf ( it v Journal, pptdislied canl Ittiuby. I.b'iit narit I; tow ii !-' i-if tant wits M-'X'-Tly injur tL Tl.. f.Ai(..u.'itn' 1. run. r. . i-im il i ' ; . ...u:i u. 1 .1... v t hon of I .iindr I'rlnler of Keerriijirom !h i;iatid r of the Y' . , u , J I ! PH.M.H, VntlHirly Knd -i., dM,il,.or ,', W.-,,f. . , I"- cunKng out dUnl. Only m Th fan.ous Ilroun ,r the Nav; iuM.l , inform y.,h:th:!t Vx 1 7Z ' , . , ! , . . . why he hail roui.t'.l out Wi liuil in football l.'iinl who wnl..fanie a f.'W.thal voir. Hon, ."-(r.n.l .,..l. ii-in I . . i, ,:...,,,. I !..: .u .- . ' . . ... .u . , . .. -. , the flint r'.umf. Only in that wav Uh , r..,..,y .. ami w.,. .,. the i, w.l,..r I!roif. was h,..,tl.v U I - pj)ui .i .,, l,o,e In J.a. (,.r.,.l. a , y.-aij.eh,,,.. ..all-l m .leBV- f,5 and ....!.. th ,., ,f th, fjrnt J . -Jiill-I "Ii I" 'n ""--iinto a !.nl f'.n .V") iVkt ave ;,!,!, ,jn him winm.r, . plallw-Heelil.'J.. .e lie, yoi.i !: Ii.m;ir miT. ...r.f mile !:: dock at. I jiuiii liim.'tf n-ver i 1 4 tfrmeC(iloiijiil Iteatli. Virziuja. Th fe!, " 8 . 4'. 'Iier nan nn frieni! .m Irf'inir ivr'ntto f.eise, M.ino, to his . fiot ?c -on;l tJ I j . i Jl y. V At A . fsA A..,. l...-. .. ..... , ..... i This numumciit, t-roctutl to the mcrmtry of Joseph ISnidfonl Chit, in Oaliwonil Comclury, Now York, is a comliitintion tf i:la:;,sic ami modern itlous iu monument, wcrk. . ' " '' (jC ft. Cxi I'i '2? J:!lvu ni,,fl profound una an oruor pincca in our li&n'Jti ia sure t.o receive fuilli- , intollijrcnt cresulion. Wo Will Gladly FurutHh Etitimatci mm I lltiv Bil m ,i.-i..ii. m iEKI c Mountain rble & Granite Company. 1302 S Ave.. Ii Grande, Or. Its Easy to Sweep with" a Thor Vt! ;nc I'lindiiK out j lino of Thor 5wnt'iiji's ut reduced irivos. it will )i;iy you lo (jtu us about thorn . i ' Ml ' : i. ' - ' -. .. .. " A tr: . 1 ,A irXE, OlfEGOft. ! I"' o e I giH-)e- " : .,.,' '. o . hw utfer .T.athie.o "ilal.- metlvr. Pie ..-e :s Vpt my heartfelt ' ? i..fyn ff vxnfi p-'li ronl'-i nS h-or. i to l- (r,i,v II. ii,.. 5, if m,amr&7n7im' iff 4'in who. dolii -eal illei;ii-;,.,i'.v . John A. I..j.,ii., ...j r 1,-Vly ki ItiJ Vhiit nll, .-op do. .nv nfte'Am. l-..'a-h -, r in.' bll xrii . 'tk it e i o T.ri- -.' itv of !.. I,.....,'i-..e.,', to r-P-.- Io-wk. 4 -. v-t-4 .i.m 4(h' ) ..i-.-. - -- ,, .