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Wednesday, July 11, 1923 THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER PAGE THREE Kilbane, With $250,000 WALLA WALLA AND Tn Plnw Rusinpss Field i PENDLETON WILL Golf Dream Uomes 1 rue Joe Kirkwood Turns in Per fect Score at Imvood Af ter , Dreaming- of Such During Night. COAST BASEBALL PACIFIC I'O.lst l.KA(il'K. Clubs Won Ast Pet. ban l' raucisco . . . Sacramento Port lain I Los Angeles .... Seattle Oakland t;:t ;7 avaq 50 47 .515! 47 4K .41)5 j 4! 4!) .484 j 45 51 ,4ltfH 4.'t 52 ,45.T :tS sill .31)2 i ri.KVKl.ANIi, July 11" After nearly u moiith'tt rest on n farm near Vermillion, J. Kllhnuc, worlds fea therweight bovlng champion until lu)hls. u,.hediiled name of llu mil KuK.ni I'rlriui In New York, IVMu,,ntHln league, leaves the till reauy to nettle iiown to nu me o. u bourne' man. 1 1 in friends have es timated his financial assets at n quar ter of u million dollars. .luhnny will heeoino n business man without any regrets at having lost the till', although, n lie says now. ho fvi regret when he staggered to hit f ct and particularly during the last seve. rul games and, while they lout at Wal la Walla, two weeku ago, they have pi IV FOR TITLE Xwiv tap mcummvor the Hears i Lji m, j, v v ".mid an Hatlsfled that they have :i T. . better than even etmii Walla I Tor Ihe hunt ing In a playoff game. vim:sti.i:hs in kiiapi:. lKM 'liy.sko MOI.VKH, and .lali July 11. Itrisslei -Wladelo h navy- weight wrestlers niHtcd from theli training today, both declaring thm wlves in tip-top shape for theft P6n ict tonight. . . T,ot a. Want Ad find your hnyer Mails Seals Outrun SALT LAKE, Score San Francisco , Salt fcuke ; , Batteries Sheu, Atfiiew; Singleton VERNON, No traveling'. - (OAKLAND. IXWOOl), X. V., July 11. All Mon- ! " day nlKht, .lot- Kirkwood. n droll sort I . ' m nun 1 1 J 1 1 1 IMC ,rMI ipOOCS, KUIlfll iii li in sleep. Mo si rolled across green fiili-ways driving little while halls with deadly accuracy. On the weens, he fink long putts. Some times lie on countered traps, luit pitched, from them close to the cups. Jimt bit fore Bleep ici't him Tuesday morn law lie Walked across adjoining beds into the perg 1 was pushing bis way through a large cheeriiK, gallery. The dream rame true Tuesday in 1 he .second nullifying round for tho national open championship. With Jess Sweetser, nnmtour champion, for a partner, Kirkwood played u perfect game on Ids two Irips around the course, turning In a card of 144. He w.is around ju the .morning in 7ti, two under par. and tils'ufterrioon card was 74. two above. He was to strokes betler than any other of the other IS who finished .within tho limit of Jfp! to qualify. Three of the 10 n mat intra who played Tuesdity with the salaried lri- Jiaiie Mualiiied: Jess Sweetser, made the f;rade, as did l-'raueis Dim Hoston and Alexander Armour of Ity X. V. . The tiualifiers and Iheir scores fol low: .Joe KlrkWbod, New York, 141: Han Willinnii', Wetatield. X. J., U.4; Have i?i)itini. Toronto, t :."; Tom Stevens. ; Minne:ipo)i.s, l"ri;W. K. Wnrd, Wooil-bui-y, X. Y., lfiii, Jes SwiMaser, Ard sley, X. Y., 15'!; Arthur Hi-ehc. Loiiff lii'iincli, N. J., ir.: Joe Sylii-ster, St. Allans. X. Y., 157; S. A. CiRan. Tort 'li est or, X.' V., 1 r"; Kmmett Krcneh Youiifrstown, (., 15S; Harry Hampton . Itochentcr, Mlcli., IRS; Alex A. Arm our, l:ye, X. Y.( lfS; II. A. Sampson, San I'raneisco. J fiS ; Jack l'"orrester, Heal, N. J., if,; Have McKay, IMttfl-hiii-K, lSti; John ltlack, Wichita, Kan Mis, K,;i; . cinri. New York, lfd). Score: YarriMm Murchio, Welh R. II. E. 17 5 12 3 and Daly; and Btiker. Bees. "No more fiKbllnK for me," Jobnny Iuik said. "I can't fiKhl any more, anyway. The old pep was trono in i lie t'riiiui rinht.- my bands with b;d. I bad notliiiiK. And to meet a llit! fiKbier of Ci-1iuTh type- you needeit everytbiriK:. "I have appreciated tho way my friend' rallied about me after 1 h;id been beaten. When J returned to strong throtmhoni, Clevehmd 11 years atto after heat hit; Abe Attell for the championship, inn,-. qjumt people met me nt the depot. A t i few luind red of my friends met me PKNhl.KTON, July 11 Walla's defeat at Pasco Sunday In the nine tied between Pendleton find Walla Walla, with Piiseo just' one name behind. Pendleton linked a meeting of the dirociorH of the league to authorise a pnst-season plny-ttff game with Walla WallaJ for the minling. mifrgest inir a split of (be first place money. The pa me wtll be plnyed next Sun day and may be played on a neutral field. A number of Pendleton's ptayeT left during the week bid It Is believed that several of them will return for' li.. mn.iA oi if inf. tli.'lr iihioeN Willi be creditably filled will) oilier players who nave worked with the tenm from llnio to time. Pendleton pi A. vers nave been going (be 1m season Angles lilt Peniier SAC'RIAMliNTO. Sore: R- H R. II. E. 13 17 a mi .c-.r-. . i when f returned irom rrloni ficht. flit; Tl CVHfV HOtl -r,, , " n Clumpier nnd y wero 'lown('llst' 111,1 1 want them g " nine, o that I'm glad I'm no longer champ- to ion." , 0 Johnny says ids only Interest in oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Mi boxing in the future will be centered 1 i.o.- .ugeies i iu .i , o Sacramento . . ; 4 5 0 m At "l'tlU1'- l,iK sparring partner fur q UuttnriPs I'vnnV mid Tivlniv Pen-I'V1,I'H' m' W'auts-to send after O ner and Koehler. Vrhiul. game, Seattle Discuss Dempsey-Wills Bout NKW YMtK. July 11 .-Tex Itlck- ard Tom O'Routke, rival boxing pfomoteis, have buried the hatchet sufficiently deep to- meet for discus sion of a ibout between Champion Jack Demu.sev and -Hurry Wills, ne- iiuMinc, niiu luihii.i iu uuvu win under contract for his next appear ance, ami. Uickard, who lay.s claim to Dempsoy's .servires in the east, in dicated the match was probable pro- g viiled Jark K earns, the champion's o manager, could be induced to see the p light. , Ig Both promoters professed- to ibe-to neve a Denipsey-Wills bout would prove a better drawing card than a match between Dempsey and either Luis Angel Firpo or Jesse Wiilard Trots Fast Mile. FORT MIAM'l, TOLEDO, O., July 1 1-' Tiiftling to beat 210 1-4, Princess Helena II, bay filly by Chestmio Peter, driven by Tallman and accompanied by a runner, went a mile in 2:12 1-1 at the (iraml Cir cuit race meet here Tuesday after noon. Coco Volo, bay mare, Peter Volo, driven by Marvin, trotting to heat 2:'M 1-4, made the mile un paced in 2:14. Fashion savs women will wear to more fur next winter. And if tbeylg Used Tires Ilnuulil nml Sntil ItrhiK In Vntir old 'i nti: nil ItiTi-lvti Cmlil In 1-chaiiKO for i-w Olio. Standard Garage Cor. Jefferson ami Cove, don't get it, watch the fur fly. J oooooooooooooooooooooooooo LADIES READY-TO-WEAR YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ON A NEW HAT Summer Hats Now Values to $8.50 . $3.75 an( Values to $12,50 $5.00 Tomorrow, find the very hat admired a few weeks ago at u fair higher price. When you can buy a new hat at such remarkable sav ings, it is genuine economy to purchase. 'Many-styles to choose,from all chick and becoming. Sport Hats Street Hats Dress Hals J 'A SI resh from the factory FRESH (ids World Records. COTIIKNBUUt;. July 11. Arno Rorg, the Swedish .swimming star, Net two new world's records at the international athletic games here, covering 1000 meters in 14 minutes, 14 4-10 seconds, thereby heating his previous time, of 14 minutes, 17 8-10 scomls, and Mvimming 1500 meters in 21 minutes, ,J5 5-10 seconds as against the previous record of 22 minutes flat held by George Modeson of Canada. Jury Disagrees. DAKKKSl'IKl.li. July 11. A jury trying .Jesii' .Medina, charged with murder in connection with the death of lour nu n in the Santa l'o wreck last December, disagreed and was discharged. FOR SALE Five rooms, pantry, closet i, cold storage, cellar, garage, chicken house ami run; two lots, city water, also a good well, cloctrtc lighla. Situated mar Second street on Division street. Price $l,7uit,ito, and $4oo.ao cash will handle it. Jialanco monthly install ments, Jr.oo per month, including Interest. I vis Man MlM r gtm 4WTOBACCO J WOM' I ROLL YOUR OWN WITH! B Ri"L Croix T.par. Atteckl I EfCounttst ! 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