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7V Thursday, July 12, 192? . THE LA GHANDS EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE . . i Gove Versus La Grande Is Sunday Game Diamond Rivals To Meet In La Grande in Third Game of Series This Year. Cove versus La Grande. That caption never fails to ilrnw the imprest of baseball fans be cause when Cove and La Grande, an cient friendly enemies on the dia mond, meet,' a came worth watching is sure to result. , The Pirates and Farmers will meet in the third . fame of their four game l!)'2:t series here Sunday afternoon at the fair-grounds at 2:'.',U o'clock. Incidentally, La Grande has onlv two more tames to play, buth of them with Cove, July l.j and 22- linker anil Cove will then close ' the official season with a post-season game which was post poned due to rain. , La Grande is one and one-half games behind the Farmers and by winning Sunday they would close the t"P to one-half game. Then r, perchance, La Grande should re heat their performance the follow ing week they would draw one-half a game ahead of Cove and would then be one-half game behind linker. A three cornered tie would result if, in the post-season game, Cove should beat .Baker. That is thte only chance La Grande has of coming but of the race in the lead by subsequently winning in a play off 'that would result if that circum stance arose. It's just a fighting chance b'jt the Pirates believe it is iwprth fighting for.. Honors About Even. ' The Intel-mountain league was started in 11)22 and since ihut time Cove anil La Grande have met six times in official games ond one time in an exhibition game. Of the total La Grande won three and Cove . three. The following scores were regis tered: La Grande 10, Cove 'J (1S22); Cove Hi, l.a urancie .1, nniwi, Grande 8, Cove (1 (11122; Cove 3, La Grande 2, (l!2:i); La Grande 11, Cove 8 (l!)2:t) and La Grande fi, Cove 7 (l!l2li). : ' In those six games La Grande has scored 40 runs and .Cove 49. . Three of the games were won by the slight margin of one run and onlv one proved to be what is .terined in baseball lingo as a massa cre. On those records it can easily be seen that both teams play close uaseoaii. j La Grande has .claimed some; hard luck in the two official games, with Cove this year anil to back up i this claim, La Grande has showed: up better against linker than has Love. While t ovo has ,only won once from the Colts, La Grande won twice. I lie Imp-up has not been an nounced yet but after that 11-inniug contest with linker Sunday, which the Pirates won, the strength-of tlui local team is no longer conjecture but a proven fact. 1 PRESENT TENNIS CHAMPION NOW IN TOURNEY FINALS Hay in tho Y. AI. A. tt-nnls loui iniDH'tit Is pro(;r'SNintf slowly lint Motility. In tin senior hIii-tfli-H tout -immfn t for tin cham pionship of Ko.sti'rn Oivkoh l''ioyd Smith and Itay l.ynrh lwlh forfeited thereby u ut otiuit leal ly advancing Norman Krws, thV present ' rhamplon to the semi finals. Jejin Taylor defeat eil l-'ntnk Hlaek 7-fi, ;-(!, fi-2, there by a'ao udaneiii;r to the setni flni Is: I. lie Wilson defeated Sum Cochran 0-i,". ii-1, JinU 'harl's Hinner ' and' Waldo 'Ktotldanl earli iiave a m:i in their match to determiim who shall lifaet Wilson, in the oilier seml-ilnnl, Hinner winning the first 1-7. and Stoddard- the set-ond fi-1. Stoddard previously defeated Calvin, John son of . Imhlei'' (J-2. fi-3. : In (he doubles only one matclL has been played in which I-'rank '. Ulaek and Park Taylor lost to I, lie Wilson of Imbler and Kred Kox of I'liton fi-:t -:!. In 1he Junior tournament , on ly two -Hatches liave been plAyetl recent ly. thesr belnp In the dou bles tournament. Casey and Mer rill won fnorii McKennon and Thurston i-:t,, (!-2. ami then lost , to Cochran and Larison, G-l, G-2. HOW TIIKY COMTAHK Willnnl 4 2i Ibn. K4 in. ft. 7 in It In. I ft In. IS in. 4 it in. M in. in. :'fi In. K.i In i in. weight ' reuch height wrist bleep n.-ck elieHt (norniMl) ihest (expanded) wulsl v tlilKh' calf .. ankle L'ti 214 Iks. 7t In. fl ftt In. ' s4, in. 14'. in. 17 la. 44 in. 4M In. :t6. in. 2:ii in. I ft' in. S in. COAST BASEBALL Pacific Club San Francisco Sacramento . . , Portland . , . . l.o Angeles . Seattle Salt Lake Vemon Oakland Const League. . Won Uist Pet. .t... ... c.i :i7 .c:i4 ... .... r:i r.t 48 ........ 47 . . 41! ....... -Ill 118 45 47 4!) ft I .5:1 lil) .Ml .r24 .riflu .ten 4T4 Tort hind 2, Daklaml 1. . . OAKLANI1 1!. II. V.. Portland 2 II) 1 Oakland ..... 1 4 1 Matterics Sutherland anil Ilaily; iCiuz and Read. jtHtlll J (11.1113 JjlllClllI . In U. .-Honolulu Race .SANTA HARK Alt A, Cal., .Inly I.!. -UK1 Si veil yachts-have, been ii."'ii!it;'ly California Yacht Club, Los .Angi'lesj I per of ilie Haswell,. will be accom Ununs. Newport Y- hi Club; Rr-n-iP".'''0'1 Iff Mrs. Podder- These, It wa.il, Calitornia Yacht Club; S.iin- will be the only women in the drift, California Yacht Club; lias- race. ,. . 1S well, Sa.ila Barbara Yacht Club, and!, U is estiniated that ?rom 13 to 15 Viking IV, Newport Yacht Club. ly- " ho ttvwA for the yachts Other, entries, it is. ain, will i-.li. ,mver vhc upproxiinate distance or cliiile: 'We-twinil, ICIoiso, and Muri-''' r""" .tl.T P?rt . ? a ner. all of the San Francisco Yacht ' One .yacht, the Seaward, Wl Coodwill,- tiliforniai"v viiuii.,c.i mm u.7... Smith Leads in Match. IrrWOOn, N. Y.'.'July 12. Mae-1 San Francisco lAinnui ainun, omw acov 01 omi ouit i.iiKe I San Francisco l(t, Salt Lake 7. BAl.l 1.AM-. t(. II. IP 2(1 1 7 11 2 Francisco, whose creat comeback to, Halterles--Gcai v and Yelle: niae- KlftiiB fume in the Hritish open .'holder, Could, Myers and .lenklins. chanipioiiship at Troon' last month when he finished within two strokes Seattle S, Vernon 1. of the title winner, gave him a 1 VERNON . IR. If. E. place umuiiK the world stars, led the 'Seattle' 5 8 (I third day qualifying field for ' the I Vernon 1 8 1 American open championship over Batteries Jacobs and Tohin; Shel the Inwood country club links Wed-. lenback, Alton and I). Mui-phy. Club. and Yacht Club.. , . . ... There will be from 50 to 7.1 1 DTS MOINKS. la., .Inly 12. Wla spiiitsmen anil about Id seamen in ( !! Z.liysko, licavyweiKht . wrest er, ihe various crews. Kinroiie ()verto:i,.;wjis :iw:'ft!ed a roforeo's decision ciminiodDre of the CaHl'oniin Yacht hern, last night over Jake lirissler Cluli. and admiral of the Southern i of Liiulio, iowa, ulter neitlier had California Yachting Association, who obtained a fall in two hours, sailed to Hawaii on a previous race, I liiissler was on the offensive most will be in command of the Spind'-ift. of the way, currying the match to .Mrs. Overton will aivoninanv him. his nijniiileiit duiiuir the first 1)0 entered in the Santa llaioar.i-lloiio-Udu yacht race, which starts July 21, the Santa Itarbara Yacht Club ha; announced. Four additional entries are expected within the next few weeks. The vaehls entered . are: Cain-ice. Santa l.!rbara Yacht Club; Idalia, A. 1. Podder, of Santa lhubara, skip-' minutes, nesday with a card of lf0. With Waller IlaRen, the Ameri can expert, as a " purtner, Smith played a brilliant name all around the .'iti holes. 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