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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1923)
Thursday, July 5, 1923. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE J COAST BASEBALL La Grande Meets Colts Here Sunday COAST BASEBALL I'm-ilic Const Clubs Sun Pvutu'ir.co . . . . . Sacramento Portland Los Aneleh Salt l.iiko Seattle Vernon , Oakland . Vernon 7-7, Portland Portland Portland (11 innings). Batteries: Schellenback, G i 1 d e,r Fester and Hannah; Sclmieder ami lette and Daly. "When Paker meets Ta Grande here Sunday, they will get a hot re ception," is the statement that most of the Pirates are making. Much rests on the outcome ci the Colts Pirates game here because La Grande's only chance for the pennant lies in a string of three straight vic torieswhich means beating Cove twice and linker once. Even then the pennant is not assured because Cove and Baker will have a post season game to play when the regu lar SCaSOn S Ovei nn.l nnWa I'mrn WillS. La Grande's ch.-inrA u-mil.l fn, In OnsloW. like the eclor on a eight year old ! Afternoon gaijie: boy after Saturday night. Vernon linker is preparing for the con- j Portland test knowing well that thev must wir, i Batteries: May and and La Grande is doing likewise. While Bake;- and La Grande are fighting it out Cove will probably cross bats with North Powder Batting Averages Up. Last Sunday the Pirates bats got into .action again and more than 'made up for that "hitless" game with Baker that hurt the batting percentages so much. The members of the team were up tc. bat 43 times Sunday and got 20 hits for a total percentage of .488. Incidentally the team average was raised from .185 to .22!). Not so bad. Vote now leads the heavy stickers with a pereentage of .500. Carroll, playing his first game with La Gi anile, nlo holds' a place at the top of the ladder with the same percen tage. The officla' b-tting percentage pi-irr " ition 1 amUo Arrivals 1 orderly League Won Ixist Pet. ..(il 3.'! .C4! 4:1 45 44 4S 4!l 50 53 ..48 ..47 ..45 ..42 ..41 .41 .511 .5110 .Ui7 .455 .451 418 Portland 8-3 H. IL E. 7 17 1 12 4 Los Aligning 9-0, Salt Lake 5-1 I r 1 1 r 1 .1 1 1 s I v slashed at hl hwiil ami body Tos Angeles 'ft. II. K. '.but Tommy Ihiuk n and rlim-tirM and Salt Lake 5 9 2 'slde-wtepp-'d unlit tin- Moving grace of Los Angeles '....! 12 1 jilin final bell. Patteries: Kallio, Cnaiiibe ami Jen-1 lii-niiwy ror in Hunger, kins; Wallace and Baldwin, Hyler. iimpsy was novel- In damrer In Afternoon (fame K. II. K. any round of the riKht. Although Salt Lake 1 7 0 Gibbons rut and sliglilly l.kuk.-nol Los Angeles 7 0 ihn rhumnlon's rlclii oyn In Dm ou-n- Batteries: Mi-Cube, G1111I1I ami Pet- ing round and I icmiisey hruimlii ers; Crundall and Byler, jliluod once or twice from ihc rlialb n- nellher was marki-d to any an- DEMPSEY WINS mm-i,,. M-m. A majority or th" ntnvHpnppr rv .sliinlo iii tho null, l-V4Milh tniil thlr- OVER GIBBON'S BY A DECISION IriK iironrdi'd Ponti3r wllliout arffii input. NtMthon I hi rhinnplon op tho cliullPnKvr wan of!' hi iVH, allhoiiRh onre Uilthon neurly foil through th.- tOp tlllit WIIH h'lptt ItlU'k lV lpn.i- w.v. Alltioiiirli ClibboiiH wu.i tlio iimlouht ii favorite of Ihc crowd, not u word of ilisKi'iirilun wuj; hfuril ovop ICrlVivu I oiiKhiM'ty'H th'rlsioii, Il luiil prfvloitK ly WoiMi rtiniorfcl thai- if, liy any chatipv, ihn ritfht worn tlir limit, Hhum would lo ti riot ir lh lifclttion wimt to I )emi8t-y. State and locul pollro and many iloputy uliprlffH vtre cm htiiul hut ttw iv in no liiHturlmm-t' at :m time. IR. II. 12. . 7 11 0 I) 11 1 Hannah; Pil-I (Continued from pago I) ronsonsiis of opinion that four or rouiidH wonlil find Tommy on ihior, knocked out. Tommy, u mnMpr boxpr. and con stantly on the lookout for the knock out Mow, dunrt'd and tu ,-Htfptn'd, around the Hiik, oernnlonnlly Hllnninir a riffht. or left, to I pm.ihp. "h fare and 1111 HudiiiK danger ry clliieliing or stepping haokwunl. Toward Him last, fiihliona Roonmd tn-lo ho t'adinp fast! and ropetitPdlv wont 1 o into Hi noli os with tho ohainpion. In Hip last round it appearod that hln o dnfmsos worn fallinir and manv ox- ! 0 ported Dempsoy to adminmicr tho ov- pooied knockout. The champion, see iiiK tho condition' of tho challenger. X x si F V W t' I mA - -ilk v 'in ':.c-.-- 1 I, A l-'ri-sro 5-1 H. II. B. , .1 9 ) 2 .5 10 0h tichang; Sacramento 1-G, San Kraucisco Sacramento San' Francisco Batteries: Hughes Shea and Ajrnew. : Afternoon game Sacramento San Francisco 1 7 1 Batteries: Thompson and Koehler: Mitchell, Hodge, ;ltcWeenev and Yelle. ., n-iM-iit arrival" ai ui mlorlum include the following: n i :, ciiandc: J. iMcCarthy Mum Los. nii-ii-iiian. ....... os Angeles: bms" attli-; Kthel .1 A. Tull H. iJing and win-, a. d wile, l.ou-sa- ma.lud, of Parma, KnoUauc; Mrs. tieo. H. Hoyt. 'tee O'Camler. lcredlan; .Mrs. "" ,1,!H' -Mr Wl Wallowa: ' , Oakland 15-2, Seattle 5-6 Seattle R. II Oakland .i 15 21 1 Seattle ' 5 9 1 Batteries: Kramer and Keed: Blake and Tobin, ' Afternoon game R. II. E. 2 11 2 fi 13 1 and mu Batteries: Murchio and: Baker; that w.r'urgcr and Yaryan, Ktatcs 1-aK" ri,i,i ulo of Seattle OFT, alluring crepe frocks for aftcrnqgn. and evening lack nothing in the way of" " exquisite charm. Bead embroidery in scroll ' t design edges the panels, sleeves and neck . of a semi-formal model of Crepe Elizabeth. A simple frock or flat crepe acquires dis tinction through a trimming of metallic lace and shaded moire ribbon. Every Betty Wales Garment is unconditionally guaranteed i- Ti' tho Filipipo c:ni liirnish onoiiRtV til.l.r-r lo make 'America independent, ihe'll never , rniiriHh aniKment cnoimh to mako hitiiHclf Independent. The heat of red peppers takes the "ouch" from a sore, lame back. It can not hurt you, and it certainly ends the torture at once. W hen you are suffering so you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepper Rub, and you will have the quickest re lict known. Nothing has Such concen trated, penetrating heat as red peppers. Just as soon as you apply Red Pep per Rub you will feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Pain und sore ness are gone. Ask any druggist for a jar of Rowtes Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to get the genuine, with the name Rowles on each package. FOR SUN-BURN WIND-EURN t -AND CHAPS Garden Court Almond and Benzoin Cream Loaves Your Skin Like velvet. (fvTHELsLD""cg- irenin ronnus. ine rt-muming l - ite- ' O ; O 1-71 :. O - - Ol i (rt V -uJ Come m the Patace. We g Jy4Ml,4HfWi yfcll I rO J are serving, a Special for the I f TkM $( V? I 'Ji 111) m 1 il : Mnlidnvsl- 'Ask for n I . H i H M, 12 - : . t SK , - 7 y&& j fe 8 us 9 1 rulo of SentllO . ..6 1 1 lAMCT!ONT0tAOTB-.r.4i '".M 2 8 FiiiL.iiij1j.il,lLnL..iW,.i)m.r'M.".V.T'Sf?iil ii . . n, state, &AW...mMmt mmi I I .. . iifKiUtmMfKVC&tK ..-,. -n rrai -sssir r ill MMBmm' Fff-H I w I REB PEPPER HEAT prof V .WBH- M' - , ,8 w ?! . uir mm mM s mm Ma llms 2 EraaartS Efcr. - i-aetaswH iwsmi uwuemi i flilll PPL : 1 " Qas Stove Speed in 11 NO-GAS" town ifrTF7jyp WW 3 PH- i I I'll l 4, .BcttpUu 7 LADIES RbADY-TO-WEAR MILLINERY ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 4 O STORE OPEN Until " 8:30 P. M. MONDAY, JULY 2 CLOSED JULY 3rd and 4th The Toggery Andrew! Bit " Unsurpassed Cooking Speed This latest New Perfection range is equipped exclusively with SUPEKKEX Ournara. One burner on every stove is the big GIANT SUPERFEX. The olhersare "Little Giants" or standard size SUPEKKEX burners. The standard SUPERFEX equala the cooking speed of the ordinary gas burner and Is faster than any other oil burner, except its own big brother the GIANT SUPER FEX. And the big GIANT itself is unsurpassed even by the giant gas burner. Price of range illus trated ..... $89.80 Without cabinet and oren ..... $64.00 use and every possible cooking requirement. Let any stove dealer demonstrate these amazing burners, the new re movable porcelain enameled burner tray, and the many other conven iences of 1923 Models. Youll want the latest NEW PERFECTION. PRIPFQ Cmlm iirft u;,.rc.Wn riMVCO E,m,L4 Warmin, CobinifJ Two-Burner, $52.00; Three-Hurner, 64.00 Four-Burner, 382.00; Four-Burner Oven Range, 1 118.00; Five-Burner Oven Ranee, $130.00. New Perfection "Live Heat" Ov. ens from $2.80 to $7.80 additional. In addition to the new SUPERFEX models, our long established Blue Chimney models of the NEW PERFECTION line, used in 4,000,000 homes, continue to be the world's most satisfactory oil stoves at their lower range of prices. THE CLEVELAND METAL PRODUCTS COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio Oakland Branch: 45th and Hollis Streets Thousands of enthusiastic users of this latest New Perfection range with SUPERFEX burners now cook with all the speed and comfort of gas, using kerosene the low cost, never fail tag fuel. In suburbs and country, where there is no gas, its gas-stove service is a boon to busy housewives. And there's a fuel economy even where gas is handy at rates as low as eighty-five cents. Its the newly-invented SUPERFEX Burners that have excited this fresh cooking interest, for they are unsur passed in cooking speed, economy and wide range of intense, clean heat. 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