Monday, May 21; 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
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Criqui Prepares
Pirates
Defeat
federals
Loosely Played Game Ends
10 to ,3 In Favor of La
i Grande Team.
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COAST BASEBALL
Tho 11 rates climbed ono more ntcp
in tho I merman n lain leugmj yrstor
tluy afternoon when they defeated
tli n I'nion tea in In a conudy of t r
orn and hlngles by tho scorn of 10
to y. I,u ,ti ramie's scores came hi tho
first. third, fourth, scvonlh and
eighth Inning:, . while the Federal
gleaned their throe runs In tho ftiyl
and eighth innings.; While the. Lm -ut's
weru defeating Union, Linker
bent Cove, 4 to 1 at I taker.
Krrurs and ; lilts . wcrcyfm'nliful.'
Tlio J'lrates pulled Touvyift the . tor--mer
with a number otshoiwn" mix-,
ed In for good niMfsuro and tho l?n
ioiiites n.ixed --"tip several bom head
plays Willi Beveii errors.- . Xt-verlh-
.lu-'lho gamu: was an Interesting on; .WtleriesAJeVyiono and Voile;
to waleh and both teams showed up 'Myers,' Limb-mist, Lewis and Peters.
Roy Itensley, 15 Tears
01' Age, Snares a 2!)
- Inch Rainbow Trout
According (o a letler reeelved
today hy the Iji Urando ohscr
V'r, ,i N. I'nlmer a lit! I. M.
Iloyt, of Xai Cii-ande. ran no long
t'C, claim the season's record for.
tin' biggest vllaluhow trout. I toy
llenstey, jr. cars of' a ire, of Los
tine, writes that ho caught two
largo Jtalnbow trout in tho South
l-'oi k river KrtdaV, ono measur
ing 2$ Inches mid tin-, other '2H
inches In length.
KiKhiug marks arc constantly
reset ami -tho f-lneher will more
than , likely be beaten before,
season is over but t any rate
theJOHtinn boy now lops (lie list
I'nion and walluwa. fisher
men, . .
A'lubs W. 1j. Vft.
Sim l''ranciseo !!! IS .til 7
acramento . 2J 2 .5UV
salt ijiko ..... 20 .r;r,
Vernon -0 -1 .M:t
Portland 25 22 .fiJU
I ,os a n ge l cm I 2 A Al
Oakland IS 2S .450
Seutllo .'. 15 -S .41
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' 1-AKi; - It. 11. K.
Snn Kraiiritwu 1 U 17 2
Salt Ui1v 4 111
j Secop'd Kit Die:-
San Kranelj-co
Salt Lake
Hatterlcii l-lodgr.
well, .nptwithstandinii tho numerqus
mishap!:. , . ,
.MaUee, local moundman, pitched1
a . Kood .brand ..of . bnllL .althoiiKh tho
opposing team touched him tip for
1 - - hits. The lilts were scattered and
Kood mipport during all but the first
and ebrhth Innings kept the Kedcr
als from seoriiiK. White held the
rirati'H to ono leas number of hits
but was not backed up by the sup
port Ljuit the l.a Grande t wilier was.
Many JIUs leistered.
tiarrity, Thelson, and Itosenbaum
nil Hiiiaslu'd out hits for the first
time this year. Garrity i?ot two,
KoscniKtom did likewise, and Hud
roimccUi! with three straiKht slnffles,
scoring tlirci im-n with, his clouts.
Jaicli, of I'nion, was leading batter
of (he day with tlircn Hingies and ono
double at live times to bat. Met'unu
and Gei-riscn. of I'nion, each got a Seattle '
brace ul binglcs. Jiuidciitally Gecrt-jl-os Angeles .. .
sen reored four . iinawaisliMl putoutH Second game:
and played bang-up ball throughout Seattle
tho K;iine
liespit,' the many errors, several
sparkling plays livfned up the scoro
Ueeper's columns. A brisk wind, cou
pled with cqlrt weather, wan respon
sible for a good share oil tho er
ratic playing, especially in reference , Portland
to OVi-i'liirOWa. '
Itolh Tennis Kcoro.
In ihe first inning both teams rcg
Islered two. I'ivwh went to first oil
White'B error, Garrity sacrificed
lt.lf. ,K.
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12 17 0
Shea, ituckley
ami Agnew; Singleton 'and Anflnsou.
VI-'.IINOX l!-7, SACK.iM i:to 5-0
SA "It AM KXTO It. H. 15.
Vernon 2 4 1
Sacramento 5 ii I
Itatteries Schelleubaeh and I).
Murphy; Yellowhorse, iHughes, Kit
tery and Koehlcr.
' SetMind gaimt
Vernon
Sacramento
llattcrh s IJi ll and' Hannah: Pen
lier and Si hang.
It. II. K.
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1oh Angeles 7 1 U 1
liatterits lllakt. Tesar and Tobin;
Crnndalt and llyb-r.
l'onriiAvn. 7-:tf oaki-ano 1-4
OAKLAND li. H.-E.
7 S 2
Oakland 17 3
HiiiteiieM Leveri'iix and Daly; Ar
lott, Kly and Thomas, Itead.
Second game: H. II. K.
rortland . 3 7
lluck -Jvnight grounded out to nrsi, ; oaklaml , -.i..... 4 11 0
.'l x Knight walked and Theison con- . jjILue, j,.n Mlddleon, Sullirrland
iiect.d with a husky singlo thatian(1 Onslow; Mails and liakcr.
' t:corcd -'both Tex and Crews. Itosen-I
haunt grounded out, ending the first
hair.
In Union's lime up, "Meserve went
1o first on Tex Knight's error and
'was advanci-d to third on an error
by Johnson. Mct'ann hit a two-bugger,
scoring Mtt.serve. Workman sin-j
gled and was scored by Jareb, while' . ,nM,, , .im . (Iia
il neat baao , a yy
HAItltKN ItKATS SII
HTOLKNA, Mont.. May 21. Frank ie
")arren of Salt I nko won the deci
sion oror Johnny Sharp of I'anuda
in a 10-round bout here Saturday
ntglit. They aro wolterwcighta.
' t ..: ,u i.:n:
denial
Lent is a time of self-
Mcf'aun went out
play.
('our Markers (ileniied.
Xt lllier team scored In th second , , . , ,
bni in the ihird the Pirates' broad-1 Juil Tuiikms uys he never could
Khle s-inndron came up. Crews rixIii- ' umleratuncl why people cun I bo ur-,-,l
first on Workman's error. Gar- tistic or athletic am! si. 1 keep a rea
lity laid down a neat bunt Tor his sunablo amount of clothes on,
first hit of the season, ltuck Knight m, 7T ; : I T
raeriilced, advancing both runners, I The red-haired (fill and tho white
and Tex brought in Crews with a horse used t0 be associated; now its
dingle. 'Hudson did likewise with ;he bobbed-hair girl and a white mule.
Garrilv and then went to second on " " "
ltloom's error. itosenbaum, singled Tho members of the smart set
and scored on Johnson's fielder's never pet that way by lMtemng tc
choice, with four runs in Wuitt" no another.
w hit i'l-tl. J
Iji Grande's other four runs were
registered in the fourth, when errors
and overthrows brought McGce and'
Crews in, in the seventh when Itosen
baum singled. stole second.' and
came home on White's second error,
and Jn the eighth, when a two-bag-Ker
put Garrity on second and an
other t.wo-base hit by Buck Knieht
brought him in.
I'ninii Threatening.
T'nton threatened to score in every
Inning nfter the ycond, but tight
9 playing and teamwork prevented all
but one runner from touching home.
Thirteen men were left on bases In
Ihe last seven innings. Geertsen
Froivd in the eighth, with two down,
when the Infield elected to niako tho
. third out on tho buses after Work
man popped a grounder to I luck
Knight. Union attempted a rally In
t he ninth. Jareb, first up, singled.
Hloom fouled out to Johnson. Mc
Innls went to first on n fielder's
choice that sent Jareb out at third.
Haines singled and White ended tho
Kumo by fanning.
Summiry: H. If. K.
li Grande 10 11 i
Union 3 12 7
Uattoiios Im Grnndc McOre and
Johnson; Union, White and Bloom.
lioxscorn: Krrors T. Knight Hi,
It, Knight, Johnson, "Workman, Jar
eb. I lloom. 1 i Ickey (2), White ( 2 ) .
Two-base hits Garrity. It. Kntebt,
Mci'nnn, Jareb. Singles Garrity, T.
Kniirht, Th ion CI). Itosenbaum (2),
Mrficc, Geertsen (2). Meservo, Mr
Cann, Workman (2), Jareb (3),
Il.ttncH. Sacrifice hits Crows, Gar
rit v. i. Knight. Itunn scored Crews
CO, Garrity (2). T. Knight (2). ItOS
inbaum 12 , McGce, Geertsen, Work
nuin, Meerv. Ituns responsible for
Tiicison (U). IJ. Knight, McCann,
J a re 1 1. Ka rncil ru n Of f M cGee, I ;
off Whit, A. Strikeouts White II.
MKIffu 4.- Stolen bases Crrwa, T.
Knight -. Thetsoa. f toscnlinum (2),
Jobnsrm. McGee, Workms.i. Itnse on
Kill rf Mcte. i; off White s.
Time of jeatne 2 hours, 10 minutes.
Umplri-s ?r Mires and Dick
Held of Union.
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miff
year in the 500 itr moro tea houses,
but the girls and their owners state
jfhat higher living costs make it neo-lessai-y
that tho entertainment, hours
ho extended in order that they have
I an opportunity to make- mom money.
Ccvoiitor Ariynshi, several years
ago. placed a ban on all geisha en-
lei't.-iiimmnt !n K'ltkf nl'tin nudiiit'ht.
and the police, it is mid, enforced j
i rnr inw io iiiu iei icr uuiiei lite ; u
Ariyoshi regime. However, Ariyoahiig
has now been appointed Civil Covcr-o
nor of Korea and (iovernor OriharaiO
has suex'eeded huiv here. 1 he en
forcement ci this law has now be-co-ne
lax, it is asserted by those op
posing the extension of the girls
working hours, and religious societies
fear tho new governor will lift the g
midnight ban entirely.
The Kobe Kederatiou' of Jap:inosa;o
Christian iWomeu held a muss meet-.g
ing here recently and adopted a'o
rcsclutiun asking Dr. Midximo-, Min- o
istcr of Home Affairs, to prevont
the nolico from extending the ceislta o
hour until 2 u. m. The Kobe Y. M.
C. A. and the Kobe Y. W. C. A. aivjg
appealing to the citizens to prevent I o
the extension The mmdhist and x
Shinto priests oppose the nmve notio
only from n mcrnl viewpoint, hut o
also from- the standpoint of the S
health of the girl entertainers.
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J3uscno CrlquI, in his protective
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GEISHAS BILK
EARLY CURFEW
(By Associated Ticss)
KOItK, J.iimn, ,May 2 1 . I.'l-ncl ral
ly all c.f the 4,000 Keislia (;iila in
this city lemutid thai, they he per
mitted to work two houttt longer
oai'h day, continuinp; their work from
midnight to 2. a. in. hut the Hudd
liist, Sliinto anil Christian organiza
tions hero are protesting ugaiiuit
such extension.
The request of the geisha girls,
backed by the managers of tea houses
brothels and geisha rendezvous, ha3
aroused the entire city. The police
records show that $282,000 was spent
fin geisha entertainment here; last
London Lilies of all kinds are no
ticeably in favor for decora'-lcns to-
lay. Large Cuiilornia lilies and wa
ter lilies appear on hats and gowns
and trie lotus has lound its way to
lingerie and hosiery.
Posterity' will judge our culture by
our statutes, and not, fortunately, by
our statutes,
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