La Grande evening observer., June 16, 1924, Image 2

Monday, June. 16, 1924.
PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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CLOTHES
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For Those
Who
Camp
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For those to whom vacation time menus long tramps in the hills; purlmps a
long mito trip, or just campinir at tho lake or river the kind of roiiKh-ariil-rcady
npparcl yon need may ho found hero. Khaki or Tweed Camp Suits are ideal for
this kind of wear. ,
S. --
A Good Place lo Trade
j. b; SMITH IS
BEST SHOOTER
J. U. fhnlth carried off the hon
or: in I Im wcond week I y ' t rn p
ahootlnjj content at the Wins, Fin
:iik1 I'leel fool Kroumlfi veulerdav.
(Julie . larpo n ii rut kt of iporf;i
men were prem-nt ami considerable
hiteret waH ahown in the event.
Tlx nbotta are beiiiK 'held by tin
Hub every Hunday for tho pur
pose of Helen In ? a team to repre
sent jx Grande in th invitational
tournament!) with Baiter, Wallowa,
Pendleton und Enterprise as well
uh to Rive local shooter an op
portunity to practice up on the
blue-rocks. Special Invitation Ih
jin:od hy tho club to all IntereM
cd in h-hoothiK whether members
of tho club or not.
Tho porrfntngea rrRlsifred yes
terday follow:
J. U. Smith
Tom Iternwell
I., ll. iliinnffit'ld
Jvl CoolidKe
VY. II. Oootlerhaiii...-.,
George early le
Jack CoolldKe --i
..920
..bb'J
..840
..7 Urt
7 2ti
..640
PASCO EASY
" FOR LOCAL'
SLUGGERS
(Continued from paBO 1)
next up' naci'lricei uml n,-nl CIIITor.l
lo llilnl. Alcxanil.-r Htruckout,
iIiiih making It lo down oncl, u
man on Ihlr.l. IVi-kliuin fll,-i'P''l
up lo ihe plutc like I'nwy at IIk'
Iml Inn unlike Cawy, .'1" 7.
I?.IimI out o IIiht I hat "or'il Clirriril.
! InrlUi-nfully IVrkhiim hIiowimI U lot
I of rlnss wllh tin- willow yi.slrr
hluy, rhlllklllK HP ,w'0. HlMKli-n Illl'l
two ilolil.l.-.i In flvf tlhli'S nt lint.
I pot on In IiIh riflh llnif up lint
llii I'nm'o riml luim-niiin ilroppril
1 1 Im- hull ill 11 rrltij'itl niomi'nl roin-
pflllni; llio Rcnrft-ft lo nitirk III'
SPORT NEWS
murn niiiin I
BIEfl ms
jITJTWIO
Queen City Team Holds
Fourth I'lace in Idaho
Oregon league; Em-
melt Defeats Boise.
inAiio-niiitfinN
t.Ulbl W, I.. cl.
ICmmnlt S (i l doo
HoImi ,.. s ."SO
Wolni-r 4 4 .Mill
liakfrT. j a .3.u
rnvHtA S 7 .222
Onlarto t .;;
ONTAIUO, Ore. (Hprcliil) On
lurlo went to pliws in tho ilghlh
Inntnir of Sunituy's jtuin, wllh
linker and thf liivatlfm won, J tc
4, the inwrKln rcprMipniln Ihe flvi
mull's tllpiwd arrrwn the plat'e ll
Ontario's trunk- rlphth.
It. 11 K.
Hiiktr 9 lo ;
Ontario 4 7 1
Butterlra: Iiukrr: IVuhury nncl
Arnotl: Onturlo; Nowlilll mm
Uravo, Ackvrniun.
Ncwblll ntruck out nine mrn ami
Poahury fanneU flvu.
KSIMJ7TP DOWNS IU1IM-:
llOIHE. Iila. (Hpiolul) Hunch.
Iiiic hlta at Hi,' rliclii nun . Kmnu'ti
pnwrviMl lla p.-rnd r.'ior.l hi- U"
t.ulinf UoUa 6 lo 3 miiiiliiy m
Ooily park. A orowil of S(d0 saw
thn inin. Uoth trmnn playril nnp.
i'rb bull. u, h. K.
Kmmett 5 14 1
Uolae a j
UulU'rlra: Kmmi'lt: Klll.ll nnj
Khandllnc; HoIb.-: Hluul.'r anil I'ul
lintlnf. wkiskh . i-Avim-i: 1.
WKKSKIt, Iila. (Mpiilull Wol
avr difrali'il 'ayili Kiimluy In
one of thi b't kuiiii of tin. n.u-
nan, aoorliiK flv ll in om for
I'ayiMle. Krli-kon, WVIxr plli-h-T.
allowed only two hlln, both by
Mlewarl, vUIIImk rutrlirr.
It. II. K
Walaep r. Ill J
I'ayetto j. 1 s 4
BASEBALL
Atiirriraii Irt-aKiii'
Clubs v. U Vet.
New York lis ,un.i
iioston 27 i!i .r.t;:t
l)"lrult 'Jll lit. .f.av
t'lili-UKO L4 L't .sua
aHhiiiKton 2f A'M
m. .ouH 24 26 U'i
('.-v.'!;iii.i ,4f.8
l'lllloilclpllia I 3n .383
(Yale Will Represent
U. S. at the Olympics
I'iin.AM'XrmA (Ap)niuc-,
tlppi-d blmb-H vof Vab'H powerful
H-oaifil kIh'II Mwcpt down Mw
Hcliuykill HitOmlay niKht lialf a
lcnr;th aln ad of navy offlccra in
the Olympic rowing final ami Ravi
Oonch L'iultr'H pnpiln tbr rih'ht to
n prrKrnt llu I'liitttl .Mtatta on the
."i-iiip mxl mouth.
Vale coviril ' the - inlb anil a
quuitt r In U talnnt'-a ami M hit
timlH. which wun cKiliucd u a m w
woild'a n "ui il, ...
piny an nii-frror.
Pcvkhnm St-on-s.
Iavla and Thi'ison both roachotl
flint ami Ppkhatn cauif in on soiim-
(wild throwing by tin l'tiwo Infbld.
iKnlKht flhd out to rlKbt fltlib-r
(ndlntf thf IMrulea fimt linn1 ut bat.
Tho I'nsco hoH wont down one
Itwo. three. Hnch Rtriiclt out the
flr(Ji two men uji andih' next nltm
popped a fly lo the outfield which
Jled Alexander easily sat he red in.
Ia Crande's turn ut bat uKain
yielded twB runs whleh w;ere
brought In by Ib-lnm and t'bffnrd.
Ilelmn reflrhed firnj due to fmnb
lllntr by the 1'unoo iihortHtop. lleneh
!truck out ami Clifford k4 on by
lHacrlficiiiK Peterson aerlficed
and almost heat the ball lo first,
in the meantime llelma and Clif
ford had both crossed Ihe plate.
Pasco Scores.
Ttlanton bcored for Panco In the
aecomL U nlao hact the. distinc
tion of being the only man walked
by He'nch dnrlnj:; th.J entire kuiih.'
Itlanton came in on a mi'iitice bv
Pennon. The rest of the Paaro bat
ters wre put away in short order.
The score then otood at the end of
the second. Panco 1, l.a f Ira ado 4.
Pennon took "Lefty" Tlartninn's
pbiee in the box at tin- nturf of t)ie
third liiniiifT and thliigH tiffli tened
down a bit. Pennon will be Par-co'e
maiii.nay in the lox after Mart man
leaven to play In Die Canadian Icu-
pne this week.
licinii Pitching Vc!l.
114-neh was at til pitching perfect
ball and 1'onson with the help oi
the iut i Id managed to ulitit the
jl'initea out for two lnningu.
I In the Fifth IVtenion ntartcd IL"
I ball roIMtiK by HtraiKhteulufr ot t
otie of Pennon's olTeritiffH for a
three, bfiifh'er. Alexander and l''fk
jham followed and all thme men
Ifieored. IVierson and Alexander
i nine In on Perk's double and la
vls aacrillced giving him u cham.-e
lo acore.
. Tin sixth pa:w-d without any
eventful happellillK- The .l.vell!!
frame cuiue around and Pvk)i:un
again ilid thlnuM uobty with nnolh
rr, double. 1 avla got tt bjiae on
Iwill.i and both hhji broiiKbt ll tal
lies. ,
Piim'o Atfnlii Tnlllcs.
T'aaco sen red two ruiiB In Iho
sjinif inning. Walt her l.rouiriL In
the first one and then Hurl 'inn,
with nothing to lose, tool; n widt
lead off of serond and teaae.i Pet
erson to throw one which lleiniK
eb pitBH giving him an opportui-ily
to come home.
Peckluim and Knight both crow
ed the plate In the ninth. Tin UaH-
roadera were not so success! ill and
tall three of their baCers In the
final frame were ntrurk out by
rvnch1 vh6' fttrisbei) lht 'gaitiC-with
ii final bm-Ht of speed.
To Play Kr!so. ''
Wednesday and-Thursday of thl"
week. I.a Ciramle will play ebibl
Mon ::imes with Ke!n:i"n Timber
Wolves, who defeated the pirati-fl
earlier In thi Reason 2 lo 1. On
Sunday l.a (I rui.de goea to yt iw .
Pasco visits Walla Walla and Pen
dleton coca to Milton-l-YccY.airr.
Ktimniai'y
l.a Grande
10 2 112 2 11
ti ft 3 0 2 0 3 1 1
Paaro
alio
0 0 0 0
Hitn
Kims
ft
Hita 0
Uiuia 0
0 0
0 n
mix scoiif
Ia Grande
Alexander, rf
; t'eekhnm, lb
1 1 lavln, 2b
jTheiHon, If
Knight, 3b ....
J I oi ins. oa
Bench, p
AO P. II PO A r.
....6 2 11 0 0
...3 1 2 15 2 0
1 0 2 0 1
....S 4 4 9 0 i:
..... 1 I ft 2 f
... 4 ft . ft ft 0 (
...5 I 10 ft ft
...5 1 10 0 1
....3 0 1 0 13.0
36 11 It 27 21
salad
their crispness
dds a new delight!
Nt'W Vork
f'hlrilKO
ltrnoklvn
nnrlnniili
I'ltlrblllK
HoaIoii
tt. I.ohIk
rhlliiili'lphlu ..
Nllllitlllll LrnKlli
1
If wi- Evnd i-nouirli inont-y lo
n-rin.iny. tin tuun In the city
will b.- iiblr to buy euplua atocl:
from the man In the country.
.31 I'll
..:7 25
..S.J :f.
"2 t'li
..51 IT.
si ;i
...lb
..i.l.S
.i, hi
,4!.S
.H.I
.4n
.SJH
TUiani'd are the poor. Thy pot
up enrly .'no.hl lo enloy 'these'
TW-.Mmin-mm'TnfifM:
, mi
Ihe
Home Plate
a. a. HVAVhmsa J
tU'OHTiNrt ;oia
nurball - Tennis flolf
1L1NM9 A JOUXSON
Trops.
J 'sseo A B It H PO
Worden, rf .. 3 0 a 2
Alexander, rf '. I 0 0 1
imrkee, as 4 ft 0 0
Kvelf, 3b 3 0 1 2
cunninghum, cf ..3 ft ft 1
Itlanton, If 3 1 0 0
'lark. 2b ( 0 . tt
1'ensou. p 2 0 n ft
Walt her. c 4 12 5
I Mart mail, p 3 - 1 2 !t
VanGlyck, lb ......3 0 0 13
23 3 5 27 14 Id
Stolen bnaes: llartman. Peterson
Peekham, Knight, Helms. Harrt
fie.t hits: Peterson (.2). Mavis (2)
Thetaon, Iteitch, Cuningham, Clark
Ktrnck out: by llench 12. by Hurt
nmn 2. by Pensou 3. redit de
feat lo Harlnmn, victory to I'leiich
Three base hits: Peleistm. Tvvi
lasp hit a: Peck ham 2 ), Clifford
WaHher. Left on baaea: Panco 3
lui Grande fi. fl''lrst on ball: on
Penson I, off Henoh l. Wild
pltcbts: llartman I, lh nch 1. l-'lrat
ba.se on errors: La Grande B. Pasco
ft. learned runs: 1-n Grande.. 4
Pasco l.x Time of game: 1 houi
lit minutes, empires: Whltten and
Itee.l.
afta?
novel
wnen a
STAR STARTS WEDNESDAY
American Wngm'
At Cleveland: Cleveland o, New
York a.
At HI. Louia: Ml. l.onl 9. Phila
delphia 11 lft InnhiR-O,
At l'etroit: Detroit in, liiv.ion 4.
At ChlcuKo: chtcaro i. Wnsh
ngton 4.
Nalkutal laitur
At llrooklyn: llivoklvn 4, St.
Louis .
' M N-iv York: Kt w York 4, Cin
.itmati .
No ollu r fcumos Bcltcduled,
I
Jimmy Murphy Winner
Of Automobile Classic
ALTdONA, Pa. (Ity Ihe Asnc
uieti Presm --The weml-annnal 2Mi
mlle automobile taco on the Al
toona speedway Katurdav arter
noon for a ptire of 3:,f..(iui und
points in the t: uuiiotKii ch:iiii
pionsliip, u captund bv the et
erun t nvt-r Jluiinv Murphi , ho
pushed Ins car if an aieniKe of
more thuti 1 1 1 lulled an hour, a
new track r. cord.
Murphy rinislied lu re in 2 Ihmuh
11 imnuteff u,d 2 MTi.niM, leading
I'red Comer across the lino hy
more than et inlh.i. Antidne
Mourre of IV.mce. a n. wcim. r in
racing circle: in Hie t'tiiteil i:t.U s,
ii u clom thii-i).
Fournier and Ruth Are
Leading in Home Hum
CHICA(M P) --- VHhoURh
"Habe" Itut h ol the New oi k
Americans unit .lucnien fouriner
of the I'.rooklvn National', cetam
e. the home mn leadersltip in
their reject lo IcuKUi-.t, leerK.
Kellv of the New York Giants fnr
ntvhi.l tho ttceworkM for tbe week
Ketting ihrce chvutt clouts in one
Kami-. The irio of homers came
Saturday wh U the National lc:iuo
i ImmptonN wen- pla inK 'inetn
liittl. teadera-
Z Amettcan: Itnth. New York. IS:
....top. tit. Louts, ) 1 1 llauxcr,
Philadelphia, 9; Jiukiton, Pi. Lout,
6.
National: Koui in r. Urooklvn,
13; llartnctt, I'hlcago, s: Will
iams, Philadelphia, 7; KUv, New
York. 6; Wheat, Piookiyn, ti;
Grantham, Chicago, 6,
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Spanish Champion to
Fight Johnson Tonight
NEW YORK (AD Andreaa
Balaa who calls himself the heavy
weight champion of Spain, will
reka hit American debut tonight
whn ha meet Floyd Johnaoa, of
'own, in a tea round nines. '
tww-Mti iiimrv r77.
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Don't Overlook Your
''Vacation Suitv or Your
"4th of July Suit"
FOR "KHOPPINO AT, THIS SHOP" YOU'LL FIND
THOSE IVONDKRFUL COLORS, STYLES AND
F.tHRKS AT 1-
SGRANION
T,
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MtACniNR KlfOP AND I'OUNDKY
all Eloila of Mai'lilnorr, Automobile ami Traotori Rcualred
Overhaul.1,! unit Kehuilt
Ai . ljl. hi' Wi'I.IIiik of All Kln.la
lliuli r Itorllli; mill Oversize I'lalillia
Crankahnlla, rlhloitu h.mI flstou IMna Itegruuaol .
. Giro 111 a Trial
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
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Moose Circus
-and--
FROLIC
Presenting
Fern Fields Circus
June
16-21
Look This Program Over!
Door Opens 7:30; rcrformance Starts S P. M.
FEATURES
RAYMOND BROS. , f
Acrialist Supreme j
MISS HUNTER " " " 7
That Favorite Hlucs Sin per, sinking her
latest success, Tin Just a Lonesome
Mama."
THE FREEMEN'S CIRCUS TWINS'
Biff Time Clowns.
PROFESSOR PHILLIPS
High Class Magician and Card Manip
ulator. WONDERFUL ORCHESTRA
Free Dancing- and Many Other Novelties
SEASON TICKETS CHr,
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