PAGE THREE
' THE LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER
Monday, August 20, 1923.
BASEBALL
i-x . ,,, ," Cincinnati Gains Ground
r e 1 1 1 n f 111 SJftV- While Cleveland Slips
Way To. C rown
Purifio Coant
Club "
San Francisco . . . . !
Sacramento .
(Portland
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h-nl
(Hy I. N. S.)
NKW YOIIK, Auk. 2(1 Al 1'etlinii,
ill. who' fnrsuok New lii-leun for New
ork, tin- liijf nuiniy ami a lio i
I he. llyweiKhl lille, ia the pit produrt
or a hniKfii-iiown e-chnirinlnit. Pei
lli-rimut, who onee rluril the Imntnma
nt tin- wurlil hut Inter had thr mis.
fortune, to In: Hirlokon almoin, totally
llllllil.
UiTore .Herman lout IiIk siKllt how.
ever, he Hi lzid upon IvttlnKlll as one
or tin; most pronilsiiiK oiyiie younger
Kt'htiul or boxers -mil spent hours with
liliu ihdly Klvlni- him the iM-nelli or
hi!. kuowli'ilKi' ami experienre. Th''
result is Dial tht- Southern riywelKhl
Maiuls toilay iss oin of the most prim
Inent euuliiiili m ror 1'ancho Villas
title. . ... .1
Hi- first lillrat'ttil llerinun's alien
Hon in a pri'ltmlnary hout At New
Oileuns. Allhouifh violcnlly ill during'
the KrpuliT pan of tin- hout, Pi'ltinK
III 1'onnhl ho damply ami illspluyeil the
will to win in so eonvlneiiiK a imiiw
hit thiu Hermans Interest was -en-listi-il.
'-Mi luinlPillalPly apt about
i'pt'tir intr whatcvpr i-ruileness hail
pi-oppi-il out In tho younsrstpr'H slylp
aud lu-compltshoil so much that I'et
liiiirlll was Hip rppoK'ntiietl c-hiuupion
of his section of Ihp country within
lest; Hum a year.
Herman, however, iliil more. Hp
tijrnpil "tht! klU" over to KiIiIIp .Meail,
nuinajji-r of .loo Lynch, tho hantam
Backward a Few Notches 'fat 'fke
i iSeattlei. ...
Vnrl, V...1 U l ... ni"
tho
frames out of five Karnes In
scrips with Cincinnati ul-tha Polo
Kroumts luring Die week etmtileil
the KpiIh to ir-iin slightly on the
It-ao-up icailpi-b. I'ltiHliurR which
hail lipcu running nose anil nose
with Dip rinrinnntl cluh in sec-
pioml place, slipped hack u hit, los-
-1 Mhir fivp etf nlnn miinMi liictiiililii
the ilpfcat hy New York Kumlay.
Cleveland met reverset in the.
-tinorlcun letiiriie nice, anil .fell
farther behind- tho -New York
ttfih. whose long; leail Increases
vtjh each series. Detroit and
ishliiKton played the hest hall
he It-iRrue. the Senatora mov
ing closer lo the first division anil
threalt'liini; to dlsplacft tho
ilrowns who are resting In fourth
'tifcjfli' hy a slim nutrKln.1 . -
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wtjl
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Oakland
loanuf.
Won Lost Pet.
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American League,
v (Yesterday)
Washington 4, St. I-ouis 2.
'lewlantt 16, Philadelphia. X
Chicao 4, New York p.
liotroit d. Bontort 4.
' : , ' ' National; Lean a e .
I ,.' (Toilay)'
St. Louin, 2, Btwton S.
t'liwinnali 8, Philadelphia S.
Plttsbyrsr .1, New York 1.
PROF. QUIGLEY .
HOfllE FROM CHINA
I
FRANKLIN SEDAN
PRODUCTION FAR
AHEAD OF 1922
I'Yunklln leadership In (he closed
cttr fli'lil 1ft one of l he outstanding
fpatures of the trade. To date over
nluly percent of the onlpul.for ItlS
Professor Harry QuiRley, son f ! "as open enciosen moneia airninsi nn-
Mrs. (lpoit;e 11. QuiKley.
National
Clubs.
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Brooklyn . ......
St. Uuis ........
Philadelphia . ...
Boston . ,
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CHARGE PREACHER
proxf ilKitWy
t'sl riViilH.
HI iirrcint fur iht'ir mur-
Rov. and
fonner reKidents of l a jmn(te, nr-
nvetl in the citv with his parents
fur Jntio nn.l ...III ftat ..
FILCHED 50 CENTS short visit here, o on to Boise
- I Urhtni-A Ubv Hniirlit ia iintv utiitlnnn.t
lafcue. h J. N. 8.) Ih pastor of one of the Metlnnlint
Won Lost Pet. l!AMm.RIMWN. KiiRlnnd. amr. chuivhe-s of thut city.
.638 ?n. -Tho Alysicry of (ity HuMy' I , rroiessor yuimey 18 uirert irom n(.rto,l of In CiiPt tho nmnMr
Hair Crown." . l hina where he has spent some lmie'or- n.-,laitH urodml l ih Kruukltu
lit the schools or that nation fulfill- niHn( durinir ih nt.plo(l h..o-inninB
or iho clnm'il modclH tho upw Ho
tltm In euKlly inn most poptilor. Mori
Ilia n lwli'0 an ninny st'duiiH wero pro
()ueMl ilurinK tht lirsl neven nionlhH
juf this ytvir tiH Yfi-ivp Inrut'tl out hy
1-run Kiln otirinK t - corroAponillnK'
'"'AS
iliorl who relnyod It to Rocond
liiikor: Willlunrs wont to first
ror and Kuincti ililnl hy thr
snilie.'lufaiiH. Uroor went lo first on
il?3te&U'r'H choice lhat failed' and
ItcTit'rt.son did .like wine, loading the
h:is wllh no hltK reK:istTOd. Ios
Imry - slrurk-oitt. linker sin pled,
scurlnp Williams und Oreer. liules
KLunujiUMi to third. ' Ansel I lilt for
it ffhasej. over t'oldey's head, sror-
ihf tohertson ami Hukor. Cassidy
slruekout. Two errors;, four runs.
... 1'. tlrande: t'rowu sliiKled hut
vW out on Peterson's uxounder to
Kifpnit .J'eter.son fared llkewlsa on
.i.ui.i.iuii. mviui m oiio n' Im'hi hit for llm ha.seH KeoriniP
Mlrewilt-Ht liunUcrs of hoxers in the
edunlry, and if I'ettinill is us pood'
us his repululion Kddio nwy ' l
coiintr'd upon to make tht: iuohL of it.'
I '-H fniH'u .sponsor may yet linvq
pleasure of soeinK: his proieK ai
IiIm 1m hI and in a championship hout!
I'arei'nl medical attention has effect--1
til a vast improvement hi tho murmer
ItaiiiainwfiKht kind's vision bo much
hi, in fact, lhat lie announced soim)
time a;u In- had decided to return to
r.HK ufi'ali's, not y. a flfrhters, tint as
t manager. If i'elo coniinueH to Im
prove he may lake over the reins as
pilot of "Km kid," tlioiiKli he In weir
sniffled that Mtsad will do well by
J'etiliiKill or heiterns anyone elsu L- i.. Jiukrf: Hates g rounded to pitrh
in pugilistic, circles. L will U use 1 1 ' wiffed, TasKiily knockeil
The you ulster has hIowIv hecn
fitet i-oti loward a title hout. lie has
nfado K-ood in his preliminary tests
ami ha:: done it in so convincing ii4.lOTthorl, Hoskln.s . (pinchhltifng for
inaunei iliat those tmpient in rinK
lualtt'i-:; arc ot the opinion lhat he i
a lorcnuui worthy of (tie steel of Villa,
aud I'rankln Cenaro, Die American
flyweight . killfi". ; .,;,(.. ' 2ttJi
RAKElt IS WINNER
winder (pinchhitting .for, Clarity)
hut went out after Heneh
i-Mrirk t'ohley fanned." one run.
i;. Itakcr: llendlrt, Williams and
tircoji Htrtuk-out
Ut Grande: rilfford slitftied, Al-
Wllked hut went out
dftpped to second on .'Sllermun's
fielder's choice. Trews fanned.
Itaker: Robertson ami Koshury
stipc4ctiul. linker 1 went to first on
an error but wan can phi BtealliifC
second. One eiror.
8. Grande: Peterson and f'lark
ndedv to. third, Alarkham went
firet on nn error, Tohley filed to
leri . field. f Ono error.
the bull in front of catcher and was
thrown out at first.
. !. I .a Grande: Clifford grounded
Hnni'iThumu, struck out
Jl. Halter: unplayed
Hench
--.'Scojie ily i imii)ps . : (: i i B,J1,E.:
filter " 1 0 0,0 4 O 0 0 x 4 1
iLttXimnde It U I 0 0 1 0 flj .;?; 0 3'
1:1N TITULAR GAMERS 1
: H. '.!' 7 ". ?A WOiWiVWriiCrr.qrs: "natlf(,),,lJajlIl.t),i
re:w'ltlnKr.' Huf, t he'-arne nbtVin'MfrlH.,',r,rll u ?'hroe , ' Jii.tki
the piiithestt-when hits would hrhifft;VJ,h?iji , ; jTwd ;'hu?irt. UUH .JVi
in muM tlMiif- riiu,wHkolWWi.!r:
two earned rutin; from Bench and ha nS'd W Jiepeh. ; Bukei. ;. Stolen
Grandeydid "likewise from I- osliury. 8hrmuh.Iillli, hy filched ball,
i osbury was wilder than bin oppon- Garlty. Left on bases: Im Grunde 7.
ent, walking two batters and hittinR i'V!.'1'' 2-- a ' ubb plays: ..Huhertwn
one. with a pitched hull. t0 ssldy. Kafned runs: off I-'oh-
; Sanson Was a Kiiocesn. - Iwiry, off Hench 2.' Strnek-out: by
liesullp the fact that the Pirates l?ch ..iri.v.foy.. !?oiiliiry 8, i
fell Khort of tho championship, none
can fuy, truthfully that the J2H sea
ton wnK not a success. I .a Grande
had a winuinR . learn this year, a
tfiiW that ended the regular schedulo
oi kii tn' t led for lendersh ip.
And not only tlld I .a Grande
lime a wluidnrr team, hut they
bad a Ibiaiu-ially sncessfiil
tram. The ajircyation fathtl to
inakn any atwe sum of money
but the hills are paid up and a
lew jingles remain In the puiso
to buy tape with net year. Ily
l)iin-iii- the team through a
M'UM)ii without uoIiik into the
bole t'iuaiicially. Manager t'rews .
duplicatcil Alanaficr Mclmils's
feat tif last year.
(Walked; . Jiy Jv'oshury 3j lieneb 0.
Willi pitches: Koshury 2, Henna
t'redlt refeut to Bench, -Victory to
Kosbury. Time of purm: Two hours.
I 'mplreti: Jaruieson, of Haker, and
Mclnnis, of.lji tjmndeA r
Mojors .Massing TiYMips,
C;IJ1-La. Mororco (AP) The
Moorish rebels are receivliiR- consid
erable reinforcements which are
nuisjuid before the Spahlsh front. The
niuu'.'ljody of t he troops is moving
lowii'i:! Henlcsald.
l.a Grande will have no more ba.se
ball this year and for a few weeks
tho fans will have to rest then
turn Intel to boxing and football for
fall diversion.
The tabulation of yeslenlay's pamo
follows:
(1 nninK" by Inning play:
'l . l.a Grande: Slierman prounded
to pitcher. Crews popped to third-;
IVb'tsnn pTOiinded to short.
1. ijaker: linker struck out. Bates
bit a ' tvo bagger along left field
foul ijnb, Ansell duplicated Hates
pJVat, fecoring him, Cussidy popped
to pitcib-r. Jlencdiet 8truck-out. One
run.
'J. Ii Grnnde: Clark struck-out.
Marklwim grounded to second, Coh-b-y
jmpped to second
2. liaUr: Williams and Greer
si ruck -out, ltolerlson grounded to -O
rn-cond. t0
:i. I.a, Grande: Clifford singled ;o
t and gained second, Garity went to
first bit hy a pitched hall. Bench Q
gaim d first on a fielder's choice jo
that sent Garity back lo tho bench,
Clifford .cor'd on a wild pitch. Slier--jo
man walked. Crews and Peterson J O
struck-out. tHie run. q
s. Haker: Kosbury whiffed. Buker o
flie.t to center Held, Hates funned, jg
4. lJt Grande: t 'lark singb'd, 1 0
Virlihatu riled to left field and lo
itrk was caughl off firt base on
I he n-t urn t hrow. ( "obley fanned.
A. I!ak-r: Ansell x ruck-out. Cos
tiri grounded to pilcher, Benedict
(rounded to third
'.. Iji Grande: Clifford grounded to
iborJ. Garity funned. Bench singled
hut was out when Sherman ground -
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Southard &
I Shinn
Two Fllr-M DrowntNl,
S.t.V KIlAXCISf'O, (AP) Emmi-tt
Titinrr, JS and Hobprt Ijmgdon, 21,
w?re:.ilrowtiii hero .Suntluy, when nn
utrnliuiftiln:whir)i Ihey wero rlillnK
fi'llJ Into Iho ocean about Hon years
off..Jljii Murina. Tanner, an experl
eiirVd plioi, was carrying Langdon wh
a slridpiit flyer.
Kisslnu Priest .lallwl. '
SliWnw, Auk. :n. il.ay Brother
MlirnoVV' has been sentenced to flvn
yeiiW imprisonment for klssini; n
twi'lve-yinr-old Klrl. wlio was pray
!ni';th church for the return ot the
lu'.'iHh'f her mother. Mltrooto plea
ileil Ibvcfor children, and It waji tes
tll'led' thiit h had kissed oilier child
ren lirls' church.
CIuJi.
New York
Cleveland .
Detroit . .
St. Louis .
Washington
Chicago .
Philadelphia
Boston . . .
American I.eaKue.'
Won Lost Pet.
.7:1 88
. .B2 ,Tj2
.i7(tj Thlr mlirht serve as the I III.. 01
.l3! Ihn Inler.'sllntr ease ol Itev.t 'harl.n
.&U0 Hitlnby Marton, ocioirenarinn rector
.500 , In this village. .
.MB Tho rpr0r wax commltled for trail
''nn a charirn of havlliB fralldllleiKlj
converted a "half crown" flflly
eenta to his own uses. Previously
lh iMln. WR illl Ill- COlll't PhurifiMl
.18 wllh havinr wilfully damuifetl a
ing an exchange which has beruinej,lnllllr ,,( p,uR jiy 3, W1B
fMifjuiur iiiicniutiuiiuiiy ui lute. lie
over 61 per rent of the entire prodnc.
Hon. Yi
' A1 recent lest mode on nn- eleelrlel
nillklnu machine for eluht cowit, driv
en by 0 Ihren h. p. motor showed lhat
Hut eiisl of power per cow per mllklm?
was 8 mills Willi eleclrlclly at in renin"
per kilowatt hour.
Hunger, the Best Satire.
Sauce is used to create ar. snpe-,
tite or relish for food. Tha right
wny is to look to your digestion.1
When you have good digestion you'
ore certain to relish your food.
Chamberlain's Tablets improve the
digestion, create a healthy appetite
and rnuse a gentle movement of the
bowels. adv. i
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Portland 4-8, Un Angeles 3-8
Los Angeles ,' . tit- il- K.
Portland - . I 4 8 1
Leu -Atigelett .... 3 .8 0
-Batteries: trampler, . Sutherland inlnrprnre,
monument In hl church sard.
Tcsllmony will" itlven Hint fharles
Manly, Ijtly Katherlnn Hardy and
Miss lllllon worn the only Ihree per
soiisj who attended communion ser
vice rt the rector's church on June
17. It we testified lhat Hardy put
ten shilllmrs or two "half crowns."
und Miss lllllon threepence.
IMward I .awerence,. . church-ward -en,
testified that tho rector lurneil
oter 10 him only twelve uhlllintrs-
one "haJf crown" less
originally was attached to the Uui-
iversiiy or Altnnesola antl Is 111 fact,
still a member of the faculty or thut i
institution in the department of ecu-;
ninnies. The professor is pleased lo '
get back lo Uncle Sam's territory
after his sojourn in the land of old !
tonruscius.
Mev. and Mrs. Quicley drove to
San Francisco to meet their sou, hut
for some, reason Oregon water did
not agree with the minister thor-
iuuguiy uiiu wnen tne party reacnea
i.a iiramie in their car he was ipute
willing to rest for a time-
anil Daly; Lyons, waiiace and Kego: ,tmn (, waJ) lPSfled had been put In
seconu game: '. "."" collection b'air
foruano . .H " ' ' , V
Los Angeles ....... .5 11 (I
(U innings).- . "
Batteries: Kckert, Sutlierluntl anil
Onslow; Thomas, Wallace and Byf
ler. ; 1 - '
' Salt Lake Vernon 10-2 -
Salt Uke-" . . " K. il. E.
Vernon . ..10 22 4
Salt Lake ... . . .1; .11' 18 . 2
(18 innings). . - ' ,'
Batteries: Schellenback, Gilder ami
llainuih; Myers und Peters.' "
Second game: , B. H. E.
Vernon- . ........ .t. ......2 7 1
Salt Lake
Itev. K. I,. Hldge, ftural .Oean, said
about ihrr. charge!, 'mndo against him
u'ndi the defehrimit . hail 1 exclulhied;
"All ihls- fuss about half1 a crown."
The "rector 'sugffeslif that 'Ijidy
Hardy .made a mlstuko and only put
ono "hal'-crowii" Instead of iwo In
ilio collection.
'' The courls will hovo to decide till::
ease and the rector's repululion 19
Financed against the niisslnff "half-crown."
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( Called end xixtlt inning.- rain).
(Butteries: Crtiie and i.MUrphy: Mc-
Cabe und Jenkins. -
.Hiiro an electric' rango is a fine
2 7 lthlnc." said tho "green niutd lo her
7 10 1 ;gentlenian friend. ".My mlstres.--
lurnoil It on for me when I went there
two Weeks ago; and it ain't out yit."
Oakland 6-10, Sacramento 3-5
iSacraniento " , R- IL E.
Oakland . ..0 .7 2
Sacramento . .3 7 4
Batteries: Murchio and , Read;
Shea, Thompson and bchang. . I"
Second game: 1 : ; - 'R.II.R.!o
Oakland . ; ,-. 10 l-" 2iO
Sacramento- . : 5 7 3.!g
Batteries: Arlett, Kremer ari,l 0
Read ; Prough, Yellowhorse, Can- o
fieltl antl Koehler.. : ..,-.
San Francisco 3-6, Seattle 8-3 '
"Sail Krartcisco--:' ' : ' M. H. E.
Seattle ,. u,iV, ,.,,,.) S 0
:San Francisco! ;.,.; i3 0 1
1 Batteries: '. ' Bnrser vand.'.i Yari'an:
iShea und-Aign(er,; . '
1 'Sond, ganifH.:, : ' 1 ,. K. IT. r..
Seattle,'. ;,.jlil..ji'.'.....i.;..3 7 5
Saft1 Krahcjsci'i..:.!;,'.'.':'.:t 11' 3
"'Hutteries: ' OretfE i and 1 Tobin:
Cotirlney,! SltWeeney and' Telje. . .
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(Yesterday) ' .,1
Chicago 15, Brooklyn 8.
New York 2, Pittsburg 1.
Read tho Observer Want Ads.
To know
how good a cigarette
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vou must trv a-
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New Corsets
Define, the Fall Silhoiitte
QL1M, straight lines with a
iti -' smooth flat back is the sil-
houtte new costumes follow.
These frocks to be most effec-
y.' 1 At i uve musi ue worn over a per-
V . fectly corseted figure. Corsets
lliui lliuiu wic iigiac tvi wiv
"motle may best be chosen early
so that one's new apparel can
be fitted over them. , " I
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IN USED MOTOR CARS , ; ,
GOOD MAXWELL, 1917 Touring in excellent ,
condition throughout 1,1 . v.
GOOD MAXWELL, 1920 Touring repainted
and thoroughly re-conditioned.
FORI) FOUR-DOOR SEDAN practically new,,
discounted to the point of a bargain.
REG FOURtn excellent ' Mechanical condi
tion. ' -
C. W. Bunting & Son1
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Ituirk Kerrlce
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The home of those deli
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Very nice for luncheons in
the canyon. We pack it.
The Palace .
PERFECTION OIL
STOVES
No. 32
Two Burner
Regular $19.50
Special $13,00
SAVE
1-3
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Three Burner
Reguler $25.50
Special $17.00
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