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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "
Tuesday, August 21, 1923.
BASEBALL
Few of Major
League Stars
Are Showmen
Brilliant Players in. Plenty
to Entertain Fans, But1
. "Color" Is Lacking. j
Uv luis .1. Wnlsli,
ii(t'riuitiiMi;il .Ni'ws Scrvict Sports
i;lior.
NKW.YOHK, Atiff. 20. Color, Ihatj
rlr:iriy ilH'iiu-il HumethinK flislin- i
KuiHlntiK a. hox office KO-gvtU'r from j
ihr. hromi'li:, is hiiniiy a disuso coin-:
nion to ball playorn. linth und Cobb, I
of cunrsc, fairly hrist tl with it, aii'l '
ih"Ti art: a lw mhlilional inceptions, j
more or htus notable, but tlio opposite !
Hiih of tln puKO is ovorrun .with tho!
name;: of men who mijlit havn
uHiirwii uiiflyinK fanio ami did not.
Take Until us an example. Sixty
pt-r rent, of hi prominence Is duo to
the fact that he could hit more tiomu
runs than any living mortal. The
rest is mere personality., whownmn.
Hhlp. Frank Maker was the home run
before him; he was colorless, a
."dead-pan," and couldn't have attain
ed' li mil's position had he Kinitteu a
round hundred homo runs ciu-h hi;i
aon. Cobb and Sisler are another Htudy
in rout rants. The former fiery, tm
pctuoiiK. bellin'crent and altogether
numana;;eahle -made lit nisei f ttie
in-eaiest individual figuro in haaehall
lot morn than twelve years hceaiiH'j
Jie t imped oft. great nut unit talent
with tin: spice ot a multi-colored per
Konallty. Sisler, ol almost equul
nbllit. draws less attention because
lie lacks either tho gift or desire for
making himseir conspicuous. Horns
by and Speaker are ball players ot the
ranie type. 1
- Then-m e plenty of good shortstops
in the land hut .until he began to fade,
a bil during recent years, Habit Mar
anville was the only one who got
much attention. Hit? peculiarities in
the field, plus his cocky, self-assured
attitude, made the "llidihit" a draw
ing card, although it was always i
moot point whether he was ot greater
value to his team than linnroit. The
latter Is u pale-blue hall player, and
never tin w an extra nickle at the hov
office. The same applies to Scott,
lloMoeher and other leading short
stops. Tim fact of the nun tier Is that
niiity-tiiuo members of the profession
piifv baseball to one who throws in n
d itih or showmanship with his mitur
al ability, either by design or other
wise. Von have lr go back over twenty
year:: to get. i fait representation of
tho later. Wadded and "Hugs" Itay
niond were great pitchers,-1iut eccen
tricity added t their appeal. Walter
Johnson, Alexander, JUatty and others
neVc!- had the drawing power of tho
other two.
Incidentally, Tlnl C'huse Is generally
mentioned as the greatest of first
basemen, yet. we wonder if h can
he compared with Sister In nil around
value. In selecting Chase, however,
most people remember only his grnce.
his sp I and his appeal to the man
In the stands.. He excelled Slslcr In
defensive ability, but otherwise tho
comparison is like an oblong view
point all one-sided.
DEMPSEY IS
TRAINING FOR
FIRI'O BOUT
WHITH SI'U'HI'lt StPRINClN,
AP) Jack lipmpwy, heavy,
weight ehumplnn, Momlay puc in
oni ol Urn htirlttt ilayn of train
ing siniv ho illcli4it camp here
woveral wooks axo In pri'imrnilon
fur Hip Sepienilii'r M limit with
I. His Ansel Kirpo nl New York
oily.
liown lo 195 poumlH, tho ptmin
pion reeled off elKht mlleii or
mountain roailH as Ills morning
tiraeei, anil then rievnted two
rounila apltvo lo the liKlit and
heavy pmirhlnr hniffl.
This afternoon he boxed two
rounilH each Willi CieorRn Clodfrey
ami Jack llnrke, anil ronelmled
the day's work with two rounds
UKuin.st Klsear Auoux. French
t'anadlan lumherjaek, -who wlm
mates the Flrpo typo of tldhter.
I'acific Const
Krancisco
Sai-rumetito
Portlund . .
Salt hake
Seattle ....
I,os Angeles
Vernon i
Oakland
league.
Won Lost Pet.
. .85
..78
..7
..lid
.l."
..H.T
..112
57
till
till
70
7!l
77
77
81)
,f9ft
.!fH
.547
,4KI
.471
.451)
.4511
.4.17
National
Clll!
New York
(Cincinnati 68 4ti
i Pittsburg B7 48
Chicago KI !:)
! Brooklyn .17 (58
St. Ixnns
I Philadelphia .
Boston
league.
Won Lost Pa.
. d. H-74 4:1 .(:i:i
.Mil
.581
.54.1
.41?
'.4!lfi
.57
,:i8
ENGLAND LEADING
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
... XKWPOltT. II. I. (AP) Kntrlnnd
went Into a 3-2 lead over Iho l ulled
States In Ihe women's International
tennis matehes uiin the courts of
the Newport Casino Monday. "
The teams ended Ihe four singles
matehes of the day tied at 2-!, hut
Miss Kathleen MeKane and .Mrs. It, t
(ivell, Kns-llsl) pair, who wqn the
American championship at Forest
Hills last week, upheld their claim
to the title hy defeating a. second
time Mrs. Georfte II. Wlifhtman und
Miss Kleanor loss, 'l'he Americans,
finalists at Korest lulls and victors
over the Kngllsh women In the
Wlitfhtman cup. series, were defeated
in straight sets', S-ri.
In the singles, Mrs. Molla Mallory.
playing an aggressive, hard hitting
game, defeated Mrs. Clcrnldluc. lleam-
ish of Kngland, 11-3, ll-l; Miss (loss
won from Miss MsKane, 7-6, li-4;
Mrs. li. l". Covell overwhelnieil Miss
Leslie Uancroff of Ihe American
team, C-l, ., and Mrs. It. Clay
ton of Kngland won front .Miss Lillian
Schnrmnn, i!-3, 3-tI, ti-2. .
American
Club
New York i.
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia .
Boston .
league."
Won Lost Pet.
74 !!8 .6til
.02
..54
..54
..52
..48
..44
.544
.5U!t
.491
.480
.404
.4:12
.407
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Portland Beats Los Angeles
Los Angeles K. H. E.
Portland 4 .) 1
Los Angeles .' .1. . 2 7 2
Batteries: Miidlletmi and Onslow;
Jones, Hughes, Thomas . and Bald
win, Rego. '
No other Const ' league games
scheduled.
Babe Ruth, home run slugger of
the- New York Americans, last
week assumed the load for the
first time this year in the raco
for home run honors in the two
major leagues. Sunday h had
a lend of three homers over his
t nearest competitor
A week ago ltuth and Wil
liams were tied for home ran
honors with 29 each. During the
week Kuth increased his bunch
ot four-base hits to H2 while
'illiams was unable to connect
with any circuit clouts. Ken
neth Williams of .the St. .ouis
Americans continued third in
the home run race in the two
leagues witli 22. Ieading home
run hitters including those with
11 or more to their credit fol
low: American league Ruth, New
York, .'12; Williams, St. l.ouis,
22; Heilmann, Detroit, 14; Mau
ser, Philadelphia, 14; Hrower,
Cleveland, III; Tohin, St. Louis,
12; Speaker, Cleveland, 12; Mc
Mnnus, St. Louis, 12; Miller,
Philadelphia, 11.
Nationoal league Williams,
Philadelphia, 29; Fournier,
Brooklyn, 10; Miller, Chicago,
16; Meusel, New York, 14;
llornsby, St 'Louis, 14; Tray
nor, Pittsburg, 12; Tierney,
Philadelphia, 11; Frisch, New
York 11.
Actors llemand Unity 1'uy.
LONDON, Aug. 21 (A. P.) Singers
and actors In the countries affected hy
the slump in exchanges have ndnpted
n new method of collecting their sal
aries. The artists now demand that
they he paid at the conclusion of each
day's work, and nl Ihe rate of ex.
change 1.11I. I for seats that day.
The artists have refused to sign
cnnliMcts except on this basis, ns they
claim that the fluclatinn of Iho ex
change makes their salary practically
nolhlng at the end of the month,
(icrnuin Telegraph' rural)" I
MKItl.lN, Aug. l. (A. P.) Tele
graphic communications in Ccrmauv
have been swamped ever since the
j mark began Its downward swonp.
Since January of this year Ihe amount
'of business handled by iho (lerman
telegnph lines has been doubled thai'
of Ihe corresponding period for tnnt
year.
Telegrams now travel more slowly
In Clermany than letters, and the. -telegraph
administration has appealed to
the public 10 eiuall7.e Its business and
use the wires as sparingly us possible.
liOinhin .Marks Us Pnnmit Spots.
1.1 INI H IN, Aug. 21 (A. P.) Visitors
to places of Interest In Ihe clly, und
ninny Londono-s Ihemsetves, havn
been surprised lately to find numer
ous blue pUmues with white letters on
walls of building. These ure being
put up by Ihe City Council to mark
ihe sites of ancient Ixindon, nnd the
residences of famous citizens.
tine of the most recent ones marks
the spot lu Chetipslde front which the
Itomaus measured their miles from
l,oiidon. Residences of Chaucer,
Keats, Shakespeare, Pcpys nnd other
prominent citizens of the olden days
also have been designated.
Huge t.rriunn .cpis'lln shitl Nnw
Motlmi Picture. Stuilln,
' IlKni.I.V, Aug. 21. (A. P.)( Th
Immense nlrdromn from which, dur
ing Ihe war, the German Zeppelins
began I heir terrifying flights, Is todav
being used as a motion plctum studio.
The hall, located at Rtauken, out
side of Merlin, Is 4.. '.11 li feet long and
Uli feet high. The Clermans declare
It to be the biggest film sludlo in the
world.
The llolshicH doubtless wonder why
Ihey shouldn't receive as much re
eognlllon as Bulgaria. They, alio,
kilt off the opposition.
Kvery politician should be out of
office once in a. while. Itelng out en
ables bliu lo see so many faults in the
administration.
THY A WANT All
j American League.
(Yesterday
New York 10, Chicago ' 5. '
: Detroit 2, Boston 6.
Washington 7, St. Louis 2.
National league.
(Yesterday
Cincinnati 0-8, Philadelphia 3-3.
Pittsburg 3, New' York 1. ,
Chicago 10, Brooklyn 4.
Boston 5, St. Louis 2. .
Nntiondl ficnguo.
(today)
St. Ixmis 8, Boston 2
Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 5.
Chicago 9, Brooklyn 1..
American League
(toduy)
New York, Chicago Rain,
Home Run iReeord.
CHICAGO, Aug. 21. After
going into a tie twice earlier in
the season, with "Cy'' Williams.
of the Philadelphia Nationals,
Tennis Team Will lie Picked.
NKW YORK, (Al') America's de
fenders in this yeur's Davis cup
ehalleii"e round ngninst Australia
will be chosen Tuesday by the Davis
cm mmiltee of the I'nlted Stales
Lawn Tennis association.
Among court followers it Is regard
ed as a foregone conclusion that Wil
liam T. Tihlcn, the national champion,
and William M. Johnston. new
world's eh impioii. wll be selected
to enrrv the burden In the singles.
Neil her has been defeated In thlsi
branch of iulernational cup compell
lien since they brought the famous
linphy back from Australia, in 152".
A hick town is one in which there
Is 110 "Main Street" no "Star llakery,"
no "Parlor Marltel," no Central i'res
bvlcrlan Church.
FORD & GEORGE
TAXI
Service
Enclosed Cars
CALL
MAIN 44
APer Midnight Call Foley Hotel
MAIN 713
50
GOOD
CIGARETTES
iC
GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
.TOBACCO
Frocks for Junior Misses to
Wear to School
The Store, lias some particularly smart school Frocks
for the girl in her teens. Those that are not wash Dresses
are of lightweight wool or conservative silks. Two or three
of them will serve her well through the school term. The
young lady will have an excellent choice if she selects them
now. '
$13.75 to $25.00
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
COMFORT, SERVICE, STYLE ALL THAT YOU
WANT IN GOLF SHOES
The Bootery Inc
A Paradise foi Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoe
GROVERt SMITH, Mgu. I ,' .
20G Depot Street Phone jMain 118
Can Your
Blackberries Now
$2.00 a Crate
A FULL LINK OF FRESH VEGETABLES
AND FRUIT
Sugar Is Lower
JOEL'S GROCERY
Free Delivery Two Main Lines M-759
BUNTINGS BARGAINS
IN USED MOTOR CAJtS
GOOD MAXWELL, 1917 Touring in excellent
condition throughout. . ,
GOOD MAXWELL, 1920 Touring repainted
and thoroughly re-conditioned.
FORD FOUR-DOOR SEDAN practically new,
discounted to, the point of a bargain. ;..
RE0 FOUR In excellent mechanical condi
tion. ' ... .
C. W. Bunting & Son
. . VI I
K M. . i 'T. s L
tu.-nr.
Needless to Suffer
"UmY suffer the incon-
, venience and pain
from Piles when you will
be guaranteed a positive
and permanent cure by
my non- surgical, pain- i
less treatment?
- fatcn weekly
ireanv.ciua nmj .
if it i inconvenient to be here tor
uatty uiiciiiw.
Willi !od for m FE
kwik an tht DTODCt tTMtlMMt
THE HIGH SPOTS OF THRIFT
IN COFFEE
When quality is sacrificed for the sake of dol
lars you are sacrificing economy.
Any housewife can heat Ihe price of Barring
ton Hall Coffee, hut it will cost her more than
Jhe difference to do it.
Just a few cents more huys the finest of coffee
the HARRINGTON' HALL RAKERIZED
PRICE .r,0c I.B. r
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
Phone Main 80 ' '
PERFECTION
OIL
i i
STOVES
No. 32
Two Burner
Regular $19.50
Special $13,00
SAVE
1-3
No. 33
Three Burner
Reguler $25.50
Special $17.00
This Is Your Opportunity.
Buy While They Last.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
For Quality, Service and Satisfaction
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