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PACK THREE TH3 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday. Auerust 23, 1923. mi fsUl Kg tm Mi m:mi BASEBALL Mutteries: Yyonn and Bnlclwlnf Foster, Carson and D. Murphy. Pacific Coast I.raKue. Homers Pall On Fans; Too Common Now Base Stealing and Other Forms of Diamond Skill Are on Toboggan in the Majors. By DAVIS J. WALSH, ' I. N. S. Sports Kditor) NKW YORK The "juckrnlibit," that asinine concoction that lias immo uusebiill a stronK arm propo sition anil George II. Kuth, the well known outfioltler, a figure of almost international consequence, is ojtuin cominp: in for immoderate criticism. Too many home runs are now said to have stated the public palate and sacrificed the rcientific side of base ball to the business of slujririnK. vi-: nsi itu.i, ti:am ki:i:k .ami: wiiii iim:u HAM It. Tin- ui' hull nam litis slltlilriily rt'iitl autl tli'lllimil n uaiili Willi Itakcr tu .It'lcriulni' the liileriiioiiiiialii Ij-nmu iivii limit winner. Hv ili'lVuliitg; ll .'i-uiule lnt Siiiulay tin ('nils flaiiiiril the clinitiiioii.hiit lint in tmli'i- iti saiixfy all Hainiriiis. .Man aii.i Hunts nii'ii are anxious lor u uami Willi r.H' 'lieri'y I'li'kiTS ami iii'uotiations ure iindi'i'sloiNl tn U' niiilei way for n final uHllle to he played in Uiis eily iievl Sun lay. 'I'lie Cove lrnm Is always n dan ;('riiis Willi, .tliey Jinking ' -some t lii'llvy liilirrs and several hetlily plnyi'rs. i'lie iranie uuultl no doubt prove a arealel' drawiil:; rani than did Hie ijl (Grande Kililie and it is hopetl ili'diiif.' aiTaiiKe menls will he made. Club ! Sail Francisco . Sacramento . Portland . ... Salt Lake .... Seattle . ! Los Angeles . I Vernon i Oakland . ford drov a heavy traelor on the hlKhwuy without a "written permit , o mntemeri (III for tho offeilHe. ; Sacramento 5, Portland 1 . ; . ! Sacramento P,.,,,lK:- NVw ' Wit. I'nder Way Portland J , luiNIKIt. ir..-Wnrk on the new . ., . ;aeraiiieiuo . ........ tw " .meonson-itied mill xiie Is Koln(t on ax Won I.o-t Pet. ! Patleries: Sutherland and Onslow; fast us It can he mished ., n.i 08 .!!i:l Proti;li and Krlmnjr. The mill will he located on Hie prop- l.'r ;".'"! ...... "".T- ..I ,"rt ro,'1'l"V PUrellase.l hy llle Jaeoh- Mi .W"! Salt Lake IS. Seallle IS json-Heid company from Mrs. Mary 71 .4ii:l. Salt Lake R. H...iN-wonie. Work of pivpurinir 11... 14 .471. Seattle u 17 lilnill Mile is In chance of William Held. 77 .402 Salt Lake ...IK la .1 veleruu dunihermuii of Itulni.r. 00 ttulleries: l.arnnrr, niunr, iirrtrg- SI , Stl SO 711 till lid till ...-..:! 11:1 ri.i.anil Tohinj Cotihl, Kinney, Kallin and SHIP MASTRK IS I"IN1"1) American League i cini, ,New York , , Cleveland , 'Detroit . . . St. louis . ... Chicago . .-. Washington Philadelphia Boston . . . . Wonl.os-t Pet. 74 .112 .f.ti . fill an 4!l 44 :m 6:1 M 'Kit fil f7 i;.'l mi Jenkins. .iinn ..kin .514 f(HI .505 .4111 .4:17 .4011 Pacific Coast, league Club ' Won Lost Pet. Many Swimming' Stars Enter National Meet INDIANAPOLIS. (A. I'.) .Several Therefore, they contend, the lively ' 'he world's greuteai swlmm. rs will Mill should go. Com;iclv In .the National A. A.. I'. San Kraucisco Portland . ... Sacramento . Salt Lake Seallle Los Angeles . . Oakland" Vernon S8 75 78 70 05 ;u (5 (10 f.7 03 l4 fill 75 77 7(1 71) . National League (Yesterday) Boston :i, St. Umis I. Ciiiciiinali, Philadelphia, rain. .C117 .5l:i .5411 .542 .4114 I .4112 .401 .4:12 PACIFIC COAST LICAGl'E San Francisco i), Oakland U co. ii ............. .., uaKianu K. H. K. Trnfrle Uiw Vloiaiors lined. Their contention ' is not without: aemor and junior outdoor me t here s,ln Kraucisco U 17 II (HtlxltiN CITY. Or.', Five dollar justice. Home runs, except in New tomorrow, I rliiay ami .Saturday, ac- Oakland 0 4 0 finees were Imposed hy Justice or Ihol 1 orx, have lost tneir appeal ue-,";'";'" " 1 uauenes: Mcweeney aim iciie; nae.e .ohie, lor improper iiirnis on American League ( Yesterday ) Philadelphia !), Chicago 2. New York .'I, Detroit II. St. Louis 8-0, IttBston 7-1. WasbiiiBton 8, Cleveland u. Villa Kayos I'eldman. Xi:W YoltK IAP) Pnneho Villa. world's flywelKhl ehamplon knockf.l 001 Jackie lYhlmnn of New York In I he Ihlnl round of a to-round match hi-ro S'ednesday nlshl. The welalds were: Villa III!) 1-2. Keldman 117. Ieldtnan suhstiluled for Cliarlf",' Itosenheri;, who wa; ill. The hell t.ivejl I'YMmnn In tho aeeond round. 1'OK iN'KliLWTINC HAliin I.IVKItl'lMH., (I. N. .) Under a chnrije suiil to be the first of Its kind in ICurope, John Kvans, master of the steamship Ti-edenham, was lined $50 here for luilinit to keep a continual wit-eloss .V.'lll'l, ...I l...n..l I his vessel. To know how good a cigarette really can be made you must try a- causc thsir amazinir frequency has!'"' rnmmeree, which Is BponsorliiK the lessened their value in the eyes, of .championships. the customers. You might huve a! "ol" wo""'" w" weakness for Hungarian goulash, but lirtk-Hut. In the events, the most not if it were sei-ved to you, per se, Importaui of whirl, are men s senior a.-J a constant diet. nutlona championship at loo yurda A glance at the records is all that V'1"- and women k Junior mitlon is. necessary to emphasize the pass-;;" s" ;'r' " "w , "' ,"' ",'J" ing of scientific baseball since the "troke and women Junior na- "rabbit" was introduced in' 1920.l,,o"ul ono . ., . Base stealing was then one of the! Jo)ln welsmuller. riilcaiso, worldN older and nobler arts. It is no Krei,.si swimmer .will not take part niore-' ' ' . (hecause of a strained heart muscle. In l!J0o, for example, most ot tne ,kl, Kulmniiniokii. Hawaii. Is ex-1 nan piayers nit a oaseoan wnn as I)0pted to he an ontrv. much enthusiasm us they do today. Kahanainoku. vei..ran and holder Hut where llluth and others range !ur nmnv world's records, Is swimmlm; above forty to IheT season, the lead-n Hplendld from this year, according ers in those (lavs were Tim Jordan i ,.,.,, rm received ni Iniihuinoolls. ami Harry Davis with twelve apiece, nolurt .Skclion, Chicago, hreasi slrokel hucti a total now, would oe regained ehamplon; Harold Krueirrr, ciiicago. witn pitying scorn, 11 ai an. The National League total was 0ihirs of noic 120 in l!K)(i as against 440 early in nnte. August of this year, with more than: obtrude Kdcrlc-. .New York Oily. declared hy many lo he the world's greatest woman swimmer of all limes. Krause, lCley and Head. lulomohilt-H, upon Paul l-Yeytug, If.Itfi lioslon avenue, Portland; I'.'. Park, Portland, and A. Van 'Domicilii, llor- Itoherl II. .Thomas, ISSS lllv.1- H. II. E. ing. .11 15 0 siou street. Cortland, contributed i lfi Los Angeles II, Vernon 2 Venion Los Angeles .' . . ., Vernon , .2 0 1 and eostst and suffered a auspenslon Batteries: Crundall and Itegoj Gil-lor his driver's license for ten days, iler und Hannah. . . j lor speeding at 40 mlleti.an hour. W. Ia Angeles 6, Vernon 0 lliepel, 310 Twenty-second street, St. Second game: j. R. II. E. Johns, was fimil I tor driving with Los Angeles ...i....,ti 12 1 only ;oie , .htadll(.')it ,and wtlluml an Vernon . . .....0 5 3 ooernlor's 'license. - K. Itnhlek of Stnf- V -2 liSTRIKE New Hats Should Beg:in Audinin Wardrobes Now When women chat of Autumn clothes a Hat comes first always. Perhaps they know how a 1 new Chapeau freshens the whole look of a cos j tume. Perhaps they are just eager for new styles that come with each season. At any rate, this is the time to choose the Hats of this Autumn. tThey are bewitching. Iitw:ti, Mini Hpvoru! proluthly wil partU'l- fifty games to be played. In tho same way the American League had produced 1114 ns against 12: for the full season in 1!M In those days and inimediately,lfit,ni. thereafter Cobb ami Eddie Collins stole as many ns eighty a"nd Tiinety "bases in a season. Today the en-, tire American League has stolen less than 500. This is a 'ridiculous figure when the fact is mentioned that the Cianls stole 2S8 -liases in HMHi. The same learn, by the way lias iiMsurotl Uh' cliamlier ot roiiunrro hIh will he here tn sctu'eh of morn MIhm I'ltlerlc 1h world's wo- 2'Jta ynnlfi and 44o imui fliamplon yanls Trep Htyle. Alfrpn UlKin, New York f'lty, a forhuir winni' of tho ilivinw rluunp ionshiu al the Olympic gaini's; .Mlnnin n ry, Sybil liauer, and Krtna OTon nell, nil of i'liirntro, ulso haw enteriMl, MIkh Itauer holds the records from bit only fifteen homei's . for that season. However, the home-run craze, which has so thoroughly destroyed baseball's sense of proportion, must run its course. It is just like any other fad bobbed hair, Valentino nich will' die a i.attiral death in ,luel,ho '"" l"'"""e -'""i". season. loo yai'ds to 2n(imeli'r.i. In'addltlon lo the national events, j huh in.uK. nlih ky A. A. 1;. rlmniplon-! slilns ulso will 1m determined. - ! Thnre arn fvw matters In the world! so uriii'iit ,!hut they, onn't wait until AUSTRALIAN TEAM : liEATS COAST DUO MONUMENTS uen.Cdrri' ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW We have made a pro found study of monument , building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution. R ROOK LINE, Mass. The Aus tralian Davis cup team of James O. Ailer.sin and John D. Hawkes, pave followers" of tennis an exhibition of championship douhles play Wednes day defeatinc: the Pacific coast com hinntion, William M. Johnston and Clarence J. Griffin, in a third round match of the national douhles tour nament. The galleries at. the Lonl-'-wood Cricket club at Chestnut Hill, saw the team which many expected would represent America in the chal lenge round against Australia next t month, go down to deleat by the score of li-4, 4-(i, 7-5, 6-2. The other Australian team, com posed of the spares of the Davis cup challengers, Ian. D. Mclnnis and W' K. Schlesinger, fell before the cunning of skill of Manuel Alonze of Spain and his new partner, W". F. Johnson, of Philadelphia. The scores were 4-11, (i-4, 7-5, 7-15. , William T. Tilden, II, and his new doubles mate, Brian I. C. Norton of South Africa, found the Hurvard Yale combination of V. W. Ingraham and Arnold W. Jones, who Tuesday eliminated 'the Davis cup team of France, to be away off form and walked through them in straight sets, ll-l, d-:!, (i-2. The former Davis cup team of R. N. Williams, II, Bryn Mawr, Pa., and Watson Washburn, New York, had little difficulty in eliminating Geo. II. 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