La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1923, Image 3

Monday, June IS, 192H.
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THE T;A GRAND!? EVENTW! OBRETltTR
nr j r- it. .tBia i wj'
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He Makes Home-Run Swatsticks
Baker Pitcher
Beats Pirates
In Fast Game
(Continued from pace D
tfiv.-n tun much en tilt on IiIm per
formance yesterday. Ho rose to
hcirchths of f:inif that every pitcher
hil. s to reach some day hut Hint no)
on.- in i, 'ii does.
While. ,i( i ramie's hUrb-r, wasn't
jtiit-hiiiK had hall, cither, linker wot
lour liiis off iiim, hut l-'oshury's hum-f-r
was the only one that did nny dnui
While allow. -. on.- hit In the
first, two in Hi.- Nixtli ami on.- In the
t-U'lnh umi marked up N strike-nuts,
l-'nshury whiffed I :t men and In 1 ho
I ninth an. eighth inning fanned
every man that far.-. I him.
No UUcinU
N"'1 a single element of discoid
cr.pl in throughout tin- entire uranie.
Tin unijiirtnf: was ns faultless as any
team should wish, ami ul! rise went
MUett ise.
I.a (Irande contribuled two
went to first on :in error hut was
caught v:. allnu- second. Crews went to
jl'lrsl on a field r"M choice, stole ser-
"M'i, run w.jii out Hieaiiiur I tiir.i,
Maker Koshury honied. Snlherlami
sin.-!ed. stole second and Ihinl. hut
lie.) when I'asMl.ly .struck out. Hates
irroiin.l.-il o piteh.-r and Aiiat-ll fifed
lo . .ul. i i i, one , ,ul.
H.-v. nlh irmiur l.a t;r:nnl. : tl.irri
ty went to first on an error. Mcluuis
grounded to pitcher, Thcisnn sacri
ficed, advancing Tools. T. Kniirht
frrnunded to shorlslnp.
Maker Meridional! grounded to
thtnl, Uohertsnu lo pitcher, lireer
walked. I hiker n uund.-d to shortstop.
hut nrith.-r (j, any danintn
Knight fumbled one in the
errors,
a (irande, Coscn
H. Knight struck
(Jrande: White
Crews and (htr-
KiKNth inning I.
hautii. .lohhsnn and
out.
linker Koshury singled, Sutherland
II fed lo Center field, Koshury Was
caught sf ea I tiz second, ( 'nssldy
minded to second.
Ninth Inning l.a
','roimded to Second
rlty fanned.
Maker I nplayt d.
Suiuniary :
Maker
l.a. (irande
Ma t lerics Koshury
White and Johnson.
Mud ' ' s, j (Million, is.
I Knight. Ansetl :, Mates. I lomeruns.
nermittiii'- Jn.rti fw. rt:iiKM-. Mil llenan.I. I'OM-
t nan made up for i
pennng one of the
catcher of the day.
and rashly
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Trucy. Tho new executive will make
(a complete survey of the situation
! with particular stress on the reor
i yanization of tho ticket liumlling mu
I cliinery. Keverul trained assistants
i in charge of Fred Searles, a former
(Itvat Kall-t iank cashier, will in
'placed on the job ut once.
3 Kcarns expressed himself :is well
(pleased with the selection of Tracey.
;a lite Imif? friend- He said he wouhl
render whatever assistance he could
: to Trncey in tfettinjr tho new orjrani
.:a i ion ulf to u fiyiup; start.
uitmihI 12 to M inches, aecortlintr t
reports- . ' .
To know
how good a clgarelto
really can oe maao,
you must try a
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FISHERMEN HRIN'fl IN
I A FINK TROUT CATCH"
Jack C' Murphy unci llni-,, ollicis,
whc. spent Sunday Cishiuir (Hi IJppr
('iwk, mine back lei l.a (irande with
one n( tin- finest catches i tiniil
made this year. Mr. Murphy c.ui'.'lil
lht hitrcst one a .Kainhow trout be
tween 24 an 2(1 inches in length ailil
H-citfhint; l Hie neijfhhorhimd of four
pounds. The total of tho parties
catch, was 7f, the fish averacim-
, Til ti
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Ki i In 'i I'll'" "hop In hack of his aonio at byrucuM.
tli- Uus Willi whicli many of the home runs e the lioi
Ills oalrons tiro lianc mini, ru-iuc iion.
J;'obci .-; lionwliy. Irish and Uoij Meuscl and Curtia Walker
1ST
in the fifth nion
his liuntfh- hy ,
nioRl K.ec!.-icu'ar
(.oinir west tit. full speed he hunted
down Oeer's hot one in n difficult
catch. Johnson mime the other error
when he overthrew second hnsiVper
mittlm,' Cr.-er to reach third in the
s'-v. nth. (ireer never jjot nny furth
( r. Iiowev.-r. Ansel!, of Maker, was
the only man that looked had In the
field. II.- made errors in the first ami
Kixlh on halls thai should have heen
easily fielded. Males contributed 1 lie
other Maker hun.ule.
hury and Mates. Sacrifice hit
:-on. Struck oul: hy Koshury 13. by
White s. I'ntdit defeat to White, vic
tory to Koshury. Walked, hy Koxhury
1. hy While i Stolen bases: Crews,
Mu l cm. Sutiierlnnd (). ('ireer. Lett on
hnnes: (irande (2), Maker (4)
Time of iratuc J hour and 4.'. ntln
ules. I'inptrcs. Jaml.-son of Maker,
Carter of Cove,
Oak tl-:t, si washes -.".
oaki.axh U. H. li.
atth :t 1 :i
Oakland II 12 2
Ma It cries I'ljif,1, I 'tuinmcr, Tcsar
riie(-;and Tobin; Miuviiin and Maker. (7 tn-
nlits'M called account time limit.)
Ai'tcrnoim Kunie: U. II. M.
Seattle T. l 1
Oakhind :t in 1
M.atterhs Jacobs and Mitchic;
MalK and Thomat:.
COAST BASEBALL
Clubs
San Krjnsisco
Sacramento ....
Salt U-ike
Vernon
tl'ortlniul
I. on Ail.';o.'.s ....
Seattle :
Oakland'
That Ifoim r of Korthury's was freak
ish in a way at that, in that it rolled
under (he fence. Kven if it had been
fiehh-d perfectly Koshury would have
been sa fe on third and Put hcrland's
f,iiu;le wouti have scored him.
A laiRc crowd was In attendance
and dedicated Milker's new wrand
sliiud O. K. Any time Maker dedi
cates anythimr Ihey usiwilly do so hy
winning'.
Next Sunday I'nion is :;choduled lf
nii.1 l.a (irande here and Milker will
... .... -M Vernon
while Cove wan inactive. Maker crept ini(t.ri,-.s.
i it wii nin one-nan pimi' oi i ue
leaders.
Score hy Inning
Kirst Innin'-'l.a (Jrande: Crews
walked. C.arrily went lo first" nn an
error. Crews vent out attempting" lo'. , n
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SACRA.M KNTO
San Kr.insisco . ...
Sacramento
Malteries llodRi
Thompson and Ko
Afternoon game
San Kransisco
Saernniento
I latteries McWeenoy,
-KiH".v; HuKhe.v. Kittery
umi Veil
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.Mitrliell and
and Koehler.
Mcnicis Win Two.
Yrnon--
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efore
Toots came to
.Hleal second
first : Mclunis fanned and Thh-son
ouiideil out lo pitcher.
Maker Suth. rinnd filed out t Cns
sidy falin- d. Hales simrh d and Ans.-lll
talked; Males went out attetnptltuv tn j
Snlherlsnd and 1 :
l-'ostor and 1 . Murphy.
Heroild KHIU0-; It.
Port I ind 7 it
Vernon r s
lies l.everenx and lly
und llunnnh.
FIRPO KNOCKS OUT
HIBI5ARI) IN SECOND
dreds of police, nml armed soldiers
were scattered about, the bull ring
apd also outside, hut they were not
called upefl to interfere.
TRACY TO TAKE
HOLD OF FIGHT 1 2
GRKAT FALLS, Mont,
Dan Trncey, newly unpointed execu
live of the Jack Dempsey-Tonv (Jil-0
bons heavyweight championship filit.
nt Shelby, jMont-, July 4, will leave o
for tho battle ground Monday to as-0
sume charge of the situation and toij
make "whatevet change he considers o
necessary in the promotional force, o
Jack Kearns, manager of the heavy-1
weight champion, will accompany o
The Good
Meal third.
Second Inniiuv - l.a f.'rnnde: T.
KniKtif groun-h-d to weond, P.or.en-1
l.aum end Johnson whirfed.' ' !
Maker Mr-Cullontrh struck out.
Moh.rtson grounded to third nndi
(lleer filed to left Meld.
Third inniiur l.a Crandi-: Muck '
KiiiKld struck nul. White grounded lo
pitcher and Crews grounded to ee
ond. Maker Mul;er and Koshury fanned.
Sutherland jrumnded tn shoit.
-'oiirth inninir l.a Orande: Carrlty.
Mclnnis :mi.1 Theison fanned.
Maker Cassidy grotinded to third.
Matir. lo fii-ft. Anfetl went tn first on
an error. McCulloufrh struck out.
l-'iiih iiinini; I -a Grande: Tex
Knlj;hl and Mosenbauin grounded lo
pitcher, Jnlinson u hiffed.
Maker--Uobertson struck out, Cltvet
fli.d to second. Milker fitruck out.
Sixth inning l.a C.rande: I'.nck
Is' tii lit grounded to second. White
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MEXICO CITY, Juno 18. Luis An
gcl Fir)o Sunday afternoon knot'kiul
out Jim llibbanl, an Anii'rican
hravywoiirlit, in tlic second i-ourul-
Tlu fijjlit. wliicli was to liavo heea
nt 21) rounds, liaidly nave the lare
crowd wliich had Kiithered in the
hull rinjr a chance to warm up from
tho chilly rainfall. Tin- rain fell
heavily before the boxers entered th
riiie and the firiit promoters de-
Ile-;cided that thev would call off the
bout. There was riotous demoiKitra
tion by the speclators, however, and
the filters wete forced to carry out
their part of the program.
Ilibbard did not have the faintest
chance against the Argentine tv'aut;.
Kirpo allowed him to ro throuKh the
first ruund and then finished him off
without delay soon after tlin boll rnr
the second round-
Owinp; to protests in the newspa
per airainsl the uuoua! nialch, the
promoters on Friday announced that
it would be an "exhibition." Man-
MAXWELL
Is praised by all who nrc
lamiliar with it. n
l'lione us today ior your
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Sweaters
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Yoo uill especially enjoy tho
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An rxtraordinnry fine :;.-acre tract
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$3000 Prograj $2000 Purses
$150.0PBucking Contest
Loreni Tyickev World's Charrmion
Lady Rider
Horses from Tia Juana
Street Carnival, Band Concerts
Dance's
You are invited. Conic and see the new film
The Story of
An Automobile
Here's an intimnte story of automobile building that
will appeal to everyone who has ever ridden in a
motor car.
Jt's even more interesting than an actual trip
through an automobile factory because the camera
pictures details which would escape the eye. It
abounds in human interest, with many thrills and
in many cases real excitement.
You see the various parts transformed from the red
hot metal to the finished unit. You follow the final
assembly line in operation with units added in logi
cal order, each unit being traced throughout its man
ufacture, before the next is applied.
ThisVfilm was produced under the direction ofj,
Unit ul States Department of Cjmjpwftncoopera
tion wii b the StudebdTfirporation and will be
shown in all parbjfTthe world. It is an education
in Bianiif;difinn: efficiency.
Wlllill !.ril 'to
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TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 19. 7:30 O'CLOCK
M. J. GOSS
Studebakcr Dealer
1115 Washington Ave.
A. W. f.l'l(ii:it. I'rop.
212 !ro St.