La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1923, Image 3

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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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DRINK MALTED MILK
Also Milk Shakes '
They are made to your taste
any flavor. We first install
ed some new devices for
making better malted milks
and milk shakes.
The Palace
FOR SALE
Rix-room modern house, full base
ment, furnished, tiood garage, located
on l-'ourtb street, near .Mormon taber
nacle. Price $:::.ihi.ou; 411 per cent
down, llalnnce monthly installments
Good hotel In Wallowa, doing a
good business. 17 bedrooms, kitchen,
dining room and office, garage, barn,
chicken house, hog house, one acre
of land, located near large sawmill.
Parlies owning it are getting old and
tired, and want to retire. Property
nl! clear. Has "U to :ifi regular board
rfi all the time. All furnished rind
well lippt "l. Price jSHoo.ao; fjjud
cash, balance J'.o.eo per month.
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Phone Main 17
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'i -Thus
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Union is non-detonating gasoline. The explosion is
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