La Grande evening observer., June 02, 1924, Image 2

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PAVKTTI-:, Mn. IHp.ilul)
llnlsp'a .Monntutiirprrt contlniii'd
tlit-lr winning Mlrtuk li'r' Sunday,
niothi'i-tnfr 1'ayitti 7 to I In a
jKiini niarkid hv Nliudi.r'ii ma.strly
J pitrhlnK nml llu h.':ivy hitting of
illi. luvadrra. I. II. K.
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Queen City Team Ixses
to Emmett- Sunday by
One-Run Margin in a
Close Contest.
Illalin-Orogiin I.KKKHO
riiibd w. i.. rvt.
1'mtnm 1 n i nun
llnl 6 1 .S11
Wrlwr ....s s ,!.ii-i
Itakfr .... u .;su
Ontario S t Jo
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KMM.ETT. Mil (Untvliil)- Ita
k.r t'nrw lu-uri- lulu th .u):ii.
tiadtnir Kmnu'tt liuiii Siiii)u, lo.i.
I nit ' 10 4. In llir rlinil limning
linker hud a mun uu third with
our out but KIM. Hi uKlil.'nit. ii ii.l
!nnnM thr tn-xl two l.nll..... Kll
l"ll out pit. In .1 rusliut lint llak.T
otithlt and oiittli'Uli'd Kniiiittt ii-id
hud the rdar of tv.-ry ili-iuirliin lit
ot thr ttivi. mivii srorlliH- Ituk.-r
rrrora wcro oil. It. . K.
Knwim t, 7 i
JiJk'T 4 11 t
llaltrrlia: Kllktl and Shundlitin ;
I'oabury and Artiott.
Wi'Irit T, Ontario 0
WKINKIt. Ida. (Siu-rlall WVix.
r dfiatrd tinlurlo hr-rr Sundiiy
In onn or III" lanlwit gunipn of the
nvuKon, pUyhiK frrortrpa ball.
Krlr-ktion pltrhi-d Vrl,-r to a kIiiii
wilt victory. It. II. K.
iV.-lfir , 7 7 o
intnrlp . o j 3
OREGON WINS
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U. S. OLYMPIC
HOPES B1H
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Kl'OKNK, On-. Hy the A'9l
ated I'iyss) S'itiitiK liravily l
Hi' JumpH tinl pole unit aiitt lak
litR thtiil tit ihH tiitlu ri'lity, th--
,1'n.vfrs.ly f (M-PKOii Irnck ttiul
!ftflil tvnm t-uitiir4l tii( , in
nii-fi Sit 11 rila v uftiTiuiim (n Hay
1 Win! rlM. Th. (iV.-Kuii t.ain (r:i-
li't it :;7 mmIiIH. WualilliKltiii w.ij
AtTottil with .tii. Si .hi lord ami .
, A. r. tu.t for lltlnl with .V rarli,
M.uu fourth With H, Wuihht;tou
yiMo tf wtth m, an, 1 .Monijii;i
laM llh b.
till- rHonl, llio half inlli wa'i
l.ruk. n, ItOtlKf, O. A. '., Hiworlnh
tits own t-oitt.i-4-mf tiiih trom
Cnrpentier Remains in
Hod with Huil Ankle
Mfrnir.AN riTV. in.. ad
CariM-mtir. ilrft-aii-il s..t unlay ly
4ithhoii!. n'lnahii-tl in ! 1 toiluy
with n h:ully hwhILii uiclit 'unKli'.
nprahttM hi thv mtttlt rnun.l ot Hit
halt !'. rttjHii Sans mud tluit i vaiii
ttiitlinn v- iit.-, torn It mi' hIn
MR. WRICLEVS COUNTRYMEN
(Tron Londoa Opteicn )
j
Results of Intercollegiate
, Championship Contests
Make Outlook Assume
More Rosy Hue.
NKW YOflK. (AD Amorlra'i
hop a of a 0rijiv victory of Jr
f !. or htr Olympic track anl
1aurla In th International
Ktimcn at Paris In July, hav taken
fon a brlBhtor view na a reault of
jthc upoci ocular array of perform -ancrn
in th lnicr-collflui' cham
ptonxliH. ihc most Important
irrotip of preliminary testa yet con
t Uncled.
I IttvorJ broakinc pcrformancca In,
a4wral actional Olympic trials In
the ivmltll wat and south, togeth-jf-r
nith an array of brilliant feats
.Dint in ado track history In the In-1
jtcr-colleiriafo rhamplonshlps ot
iatnlirlilK o"o an Olympic test!
(wpro tha dvelopmenta that have
, buoyi.l up American hopes. The
' ntnulii ttt I hiVM itimI 1 ArMat a
mlKlity battle of sptJ and brawn
In the final trials at Cambrltlfft
June I3 and I .
Outsianllni; In the list of track
achievement n were the- feat of
Ivan Itll.y, Illlnoli A. O. Umber
loppiT, In net 1 tug a new world's
; rtcord of 6 21 acohdH for I he
Mi.imtor hurdles at Ann Harbor,
Mich., and Frlc Wilton, fleet Iowa
university sprint r, who icllped
Charley pHtlocka ;oi-meter world
r.vord with a mark of JI-1 srondn.
Sveral new vprintlns; niars
flayhid 10 the fore, notably J. It.
t'heaiiy of How aril Payne univer
sity. TVvaa. v bo tied the w orld's
tut). meter r-cord of 10 45 S'-conds'
Nt New Orleans, while Oeorf. lltM.
a pro. I net of I .aw Hon l.oW-rtaon'ft
IVtutsylvunla uprluilUK school,
hw-l his hevW to the fast col
) 'iff men in the country with vlc
tntnn at I mi and ?.u yards In thf
I a. A. A. championship. How
man of Syrnrim.' ami t'tark of
.lob ii! Hopkins. a ere oiuoiik Hie
tavontes toppled by the fleet little
juaker.
Turns in Score of 177 at
Five-City Golfing Tour-
nnmont nf Wnlln A7oll
Nntinvi.'.v nn. Sum bur
O.' I. I orison of Ihf Iji firamlr
delegation Krabbed on iiiohI oi
t he honors for h in team in t m
flvc-ciiy tournament htdd nt Wal
la Walla Sal unlay and Sumla.
Mr. Lariaon utopped out on the
firnt ly of compeilMon uid
brought home tii.- low worn or"
the event, makiiiij- nine holes i
31 si rokes. ThU ncore waa t b-i
by J. I. Neul of Wal'a Wallu
I ho second. Mr. Neol'e seore of
1 7i for the Mi hob-a of the to if t
amcnl wan (rood enoiiKh to win
tho cup for the low net rani.
CIcorKe Hnrtmnn of IVii.lklou wua
necond with a total of 176 atrokf-i
and Mr. l-aiiwtti was tliird with .1
iftcore of 177. t'haiieH KeynobtH
I of l.u O ramie t led wit h Hi
1 others for flft h place wji h mj.
I The, Walta Walla course about. 1
bo rated about two Kltukea hurd-
er than the local I Ink a, mem d
Ina; to the men from l-i Uianie
who played the roundH.
Much difficulty un encoun
tered by the La tJramb (uni tvii.'i
the, difference In . the typi- of
course. The local Country rim
counm Iium what urn known as
bunker rreeiiH reiiltiiiK plttvi
shots with an iron lint I be Wallu
Walla rourne w ith the t-xcepiio;,
of one hole, tint seventh, ban ili"
Kreena ulmost on the lew) with
t he lalrway, I bun ri iirinf nn
approach nhot nimllar to' a lout;
put.
The turr was also found to be
much faster than sand wild 1 he
re8ii it that the loeul team wu
at a. hajidicap ut ull times. The
Individual score und the totul
scores for the tournament fol
low: Hcor-H points
Q. Ijirlr.on .177
C H. fteynoldn J SO M
I,CHter McTavlMh I Sft M.1 1
Kliner floddard S0.1 fi'iS
Norman Frees r.iij
S. . Vowe 2i4 1;:.
H. K. Plxon Stifi O; ". I
W, Perkins .'lt 71 i I
C. M. Rohneiikamp 212 Us
J, J. Carr 2iti !7
It. F. Murphy ...J IS iu
W. H. Iteuter 21S Uu
1
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Nnllnnal lajtno.
Cluha w.
N.'W York sr.
t 'liiraKO - 2i
llrooklyn ... ...SI
I'inclnnatl :.'i
PittHliurs .I!l
Huston .. 17
81.. I.oilbi IS
rlilltiiMphia. .. II
riiil.s
Nmv Y orlt .....
Huhicii
Detroit
St. I.OIli8
iVa.shfnKion ..
; Chicago '
f'k-vi'land
l-hilaililiiliia .
An'-i-riran Ccikup.
S S Scholni. one of the track
nurf tti.it aidil Yal in winnlnsr
(10m Harvard In tlio dual track
mtM. is Fhown i learim: tlie liar at
1 trH 1-2 tnchua anil ni.ikltif: a
uuvv record.
W.
...sa
.21 .
...24
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.17
...17
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atlnual Lcatto.
At Now York: tloslon II
York 0.
At I'liiruRo: Plilcajto 2. Pitta
Imrjr I.
At llrooklyn: Brooklyn a. Phila
delphia 7.
At I'incinnati: St. I.oiiIh t;, t'ln
linnuti 1.
Amprd'an laatto.
At SI. l.onl.i: I'hiraKO 7. St. I.oul.i:
4.
At t'li-v. lnnd.: IVIrnll Hi, i'Ii vp
Ituid li.
Philadelphia - WaahinKton .rain.
pti;i: oiicd.
Clinrls Sliniv FUH'nnoii
Wliern to ;t'i I 'nil i-m
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SCRANTON 5 SHORT
Walla Walla
ivndl'-nion ..
Iwlaton
1a Grande ...
Ilakcr
l.f'61
.. Sil(i
Hiiil
were wardi-d off by u succession of
lefts which iravi- Friish tht advan-
lafii' iil the end of the round.
After I Ills honors were about
ven tinlll the Heveiith. Frush was
the more uKih- am) bis IiIowh :weiii-
-d to be liardt r than lb cum- of t "ri
Hil. In th riKhih Fruf:h s.ilbd into
Crbml with the lap of the bell,
lamltu; at will on bead and body.
riM'il. his face bbnnly and his
yea .staritiK, finally went to the
canvas from n harl riwht to the
iw. was all out. tie atteinpi
I to arl.'-.c. bin was un;ibe to do
. After the referee had eoimted
him out, Friiidi ai.bd the tb i.-ait
hoy to his f-tM.
t'rt'Uis battle with Fr u.ih Kun
dny wan cunabler'-il by tin spnrtiuK
I wo pie :ih I be tmnintr i"im in tin
ier m t r world's.- ath rw ir.ht
rhsmpiou's cai r.
l.OS AXOFLKS. (AP) New
bat h v in el ric pliarlH inninlliil lie
'the hyilroKraphic office of the Fni-
td States navy, ahow fishermen
how to locate fishing hunks, accord
ing to S. Huuder, deputy fish
ami Kiime comiiiiHsloiier, woh says
this system has revolutionized the
Industry.
These ehartH account for the big
catches now bein? made off the
southern 'alifurnia coast, lu M r.
I lander 'h opinion.
From San Francisco to Point
liescanso, below San Mego. dt
Miroyrs cliartetl the pecan bottom,
ieiniinK one hundred miles out
from i he eoa.st. A pproximately
4,mfi siuare miles were mapped.
fry A dan. hcail. rrtldtiine uquu annsep-
1' At vou have oner ued SANTI-
SEPTIC yot will imtt bt whoia it for
yourskiri ante
complexion.
j . ,11 .tv.n
iru aj pimin iuimii -
sunburn. cKiSnt. ruu, wbte. jr
ftnh, crwra, or cruocuc
1
; New NhoiIIsIi Air SerHf.
LONDON. (AP) A new nlr scr-1
vice in to he npem-d between l.on-!
loti nml Stockholm dnrinr t he
cnmlnjr year. It is proposed to
operate Ihree airships rapable of1
carry! lie; 2.ri passens;ers each. Thi
shipa will b'uve bni h i-apitats daily.
Think how the congregation
would be shocked if the preacher
should say HomethlnR about re.
pentance and salvation.
Ihe
Home Plate
A. O. SI'AI'I.DINr.
KPOHTINti COOI1H
Havball Trunin null
UcINVIS A JOHNSON
Props.
FOOSH KNOCKS j
OUT CiO!
PARIS. (AP) I-anny Frush. the
American boxer, Sunday knocked I
out KilKena Crhiul, fornn-r worbl's
cbanipion feaiherweifcht. in the sth
round of what was to have In-en
a 20-rotind hout.
In the first round the men start
ed sparring, with Crhfiil seekiiiK an
opening. He tried several limes to
connect with his famous riKbt, but
Frush stood htm off wiih .left jabs
ami right counters which gave the
American boy a slight dge at the
bell. Frbiul in t he second round
sent over a magnificent left to the
jaw hut Frush took it without
flinching. The French boy tried to
follow up his blow, but Frush sent
him back with a hard right. Again
l 'riqtli s.llb'd In. but bit a l larks
baiir m fo iJrwtcAv Ibnri wUtoat kiswi sotj
IVttlKn Sialic hy I'rk'r Mne.
IH:i FAST. (API The llrltlah
and Fne Slate budgets have ere-,
aied a peculiar sittutiou on tho VI-j
st r border. I'etiigo village, in
IHtuegul, Is partly in the Kreej
Slate and partly In northern terri-j
lory. Stamps, tea, cocoa and mln-,
eral waters may be bought cheaper.
on the Hrltlah side than on the.
othrr, and residents in Fngland
have a smaller income tax to pay
Japan Buys Get-man Itaolui.
BKKL1N. tAPl Two Japanes!
professors. Dr. Takayanagl and Ir. j
l.Yno, have arrived In Germany to
purchase hooks tor Ihe Imperial Li
brary in Tokto which was 4strcyl
ed by th great earthquake aad
;ir, I
Coffin linings coat mora now.
should Bay mora atoatloa to thai
ibrak Unlnga,
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Just after daybreak a traveler along the narrow hy
ways of a small French village can see the housewife
leginning her day. Through the open doorway her fire
place glow like a forge. A heavy iron pot, which she has
filled with water from the town pump, is lifted and
swung upon the crane. At the. other end of the village,
perhaps, inns the little stream where she washes her
family's clothes upon the rocks.
Throughout tiie village life of much of Europe, such
pictures are multiplied by thousands. Quaint, to be
sure, but what grinding and incessant toil these primi
tive household arrangements mean! f
In contrast to this, even the remote districts of
America boast comfort unknown to the rural life of
other countries. Conveniences are found that could not
1 duplicated in any save the wealthiest citv homes of
foreign nations.
Adequate heating systems, the farm lighting 'plant
the washing machine, the vacuum cleaner, the tele
phone, and nunilwrless lalior-saving devices have lifted
modern life in America to unprecedented levels of com
fort and ease.
To a large measure this has lwen due to advertising
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