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PAGE TWO THE CT GRANDE EVEN WO OBSERVE!? Monday. April 6, 1925. 1 TIII3 ENTIRE STORE Looted to your Complete Satisfaction Hiir& Department Store "A CtD PLACE TO TRADE Two of Mack's Stars SPORT NEWS BIKER mm OF TWO COUNTIES ' The I-a Grande shooters had an unusually bad day at Ifaker yes terday in, the trap ihoot In com petition with the Enterprise and Baker sportsmen. Coast Ball Will Start On Tuesday The roast I-cague baseball sea on will 0111 Tuesday with Oak land at Ajcraraento. Vernon at Halt l-ake. Brattle at Frisco and Portland at ls Angeles. Tortland. after Its series with I .w Angeles, plays at Halt Lake Ai a result ot the wusually ' and then at home ogjlnst Oakland poor scores markf-d up by the tjt in the third week of the season. Oramle. delegation he Iiaker team One Portland sports writer ha Is atlll ahead In team standing picked San Francisco to finish W.th C2J. La Orande has M6 and flrat In the liti rare. Seattle third Enterprise. 5ft2. IndMdual scores . yesterday w r f!-ker: Myers 21. nsrhe, ti, Howe, -?3, Brown. 20 ah Uorddn 20 .a CranuVs five J)lgh men wur" Tr-orrv son 20. Zureher 10, Htrlckler It, lleavis 17 and Skaggs IS. ..! and Portland fourth War Defeated. Portland, so far. In pre -season r-mes. has won one from the Plttsbur Pirates, lost two to the i-absas City Blues and reeterday, 'n Its final pre-season exhibition gnme, defeated the Blues to 4. The shoot next Kunday will be although outhit two to one. at home again and the final con- The Heavers left for I.OB Angel test will bf held In I-a Crande two . "' night and are to hold a fin ' week from yesterday. ."' workout there this afternoon. i The following players made the Klwanis I.unchcrs Find. ,'tiip to 1.0s Angeles. THE DALLES. Or. Thirteen Eckert. Rcchac, Martin. Yarrt members of The Dalles Klwjnls on. Winters. Hasty, Burns, Keefe, club enjoyed the weekly lunrheon l-iichers; Crosby and Rowland ca and the address given by the tchew; Thomas. McSnn. Benton, speaker, In blissful Ignorance of Itl'onda, Infleldera; lwis. High the fact that a city traffic officer ' "barer, outfielders; Hjnre- was waltlnc for them. ri-l ai d P'utz. utill'r. All paid fines of II each In th . police court, on a charge of park ing their automobiles on Second """ '" 1han so minutes. i ' SrAl A . - .U I J 1 SIX CONTESTS ON SCHEDULE ': Or-K(H Affrfcultural Colkjfe, Corral Is. JSpedal) Hlr meets are on the program the varsity track Um for this stson, includ tnx four Parlflc coam meeu and two eastern mwr. Tills program In const drrd by M. H. -rad" Hutler, varsity track coarh. one of the hesvifHt scheduled by the col-I-I5e in many yary. t The inn m-et will be the Ksn san relays. April 18. The Aeirif f rlay tnan. took first place at this im-et hut year. The teura will en t:r ill either the Imik- ftuya at free Moin'-s, Iowa, or the fenn re jiuys i,t Pnnsylvania Stale the fol- towinc; w-k-ind. K-ttirninjr to Sattt-. the team will enlt-r the re ay carnival there May 2. The h-w cinder track around lit- It fitd wilt Ft its first tastr of com petition wh'-n WaahlnKton com- hre to try to out'do "IhuVd" cin der pounders May 9. Tho Beav-rs will mt OreROn , on the KaBfite field May SS. The: final Pacific coa?t conference ! meet will he In Seattle this year on the I'niverslty of Washington I rack. I- This Is the season which has no reason. Pendleton Wins Game From Hermiston, 10-4 PEirm.ETOJT. Or. (Special) The Pendleton Bine Mountain in (rue team defeated Hermistoa In a practice game here Sunday by a score of 10 to 4. Bill MrCarrig K veteran Canadian league twir 1; and Kari lunlap of Spokane toiled for the Burks and allowed hut ix hits. The Bucks knocked the Hermiston liurler. Phelps, off the mound la the eighth. Score: P.. H. K. Pendleton ... in II 3 Hermiston .i ...4 c S Batteries: MrCarrigle, Imnlap and Hanrelt; Phelps. Waterman and Hurley. k , - A dollar in the bank Is T.-orth U'O In the porket. : (rSpecialWeaveGlotM Doubles me "w used only in ASH BROS. HEAD UNION MADU IGMT )I!S FOR SALE BY And a chicken in the hushes worth two crossing the road. PR0UP WICKS Or IT Hillitu Jm TtW Y.arly SpsmodicCrooD Is rrmint! isUsvcdbyouappncatioaof We Go Out of Our Way to Serve SPlXIAi. Kill MONDAY A 5-lb. hot of Trii - 111" (irahani Craikcrs One 3-gallon glass ImihI f'r '-on The bowl would sell reBiilurly tor (l '- alone. They make a fine bread juf THE CITY GROCERY lost Back of fair's on 1 Ir Bureet PRONK MAIN 671 BAT BAUM FIUTC DELIVERY ( sisssissaxljsssssssssssssPMsssMsssssss sO I f ll I: umnaence ( D:1L. Ii LJIUU - : Evans WEBFOOTERS' TFl STRONR bslllll WIIIWSIW In Al Simmons and V tsunar. shown from left to right In abors layout Connie Mach of the A 'ttica figures) ha has two of the best outflelderi la the American Leat Both are dangerous batters and are being counted strongly upon keep the Quakertown team in the rac (hli season. Brooks and Frank Belnhart from last year's freshman team: - and Peterson and Toole, 1924 substitutes. flp '"PHE largest selling tire made in any Pacific Coast owned factory is the CT-C Today the largest-Ulng tire, a year ago C-T-C was "on it way up" I Two years ago it was a babe in the industry. Three years ago, an idea. Four years ago an Uleall Yet il has taken twenty. five years' tire-buiUilng ep perience to build C-T-C I Behind C-T-C stands staff of engineers whose experience In Akron factories runs back more than a quarter century! They know rireil . When you need new tires, let us show you what the C-T-C can do. Or, better still, call In -now and get acquainted with this tire that has ''made good" quickly because of remarkable mileage records. "Quality u-ill never be sacriiced to meet a price" ' FT.' MTKIlS. Pla. (IEA clall. After having discussed pennnnt chances with every m.i. jor league, manager, I am more firmly convinced than ever that pinning ts the chief concern of Utty. , - I Every manager In talking over the chances of his club to show an improvement. If not win a, pen nant, stressed the part that pitch Ing pluyed In the game. In nearly every case there was uomo big "if relative to the show ing of this or that club and the "if" always centered around the pitching strength. 1-ast season good pitching made tender. The sensation work of IJaxzy Vance, the a'jper-ultchlng of Burleigh Orlmea in the early stages of the race, and nine slrulght wins by Hill Doak, passed up by Branch lllrkey as through, put Brooklyn In the running. Wllbert Itoblnson, genial leader of the Dodgers, was hiuch wor ried about his pitching when 1 ronferred wllh him at the Brook lyn training camp at Clearwater. At that time, Vance had Just come into the, fold while Orlmes was atlll a holdout and Doak had the game, Bobble was frank to admit that even Ir these two veteran pitchers lid agreo to terms, they would be off to-a had start, due to lark of proper spring training. A stenographer is a handy J thing to have on an auto' trip so If your t -p leaks you can patch it with ctewing gum. They Come! They Save! AT THE The New York Store INTRODUCTION . SALE Intro hiHnjr a new firm and cw low prlccfl co La Orande Former Scranton A Short Location fnlversity of Oregon, EuRono (Special) Prospects for a win ning baseball team ot the Univer sity of Oregon are bright. Coach Helnhart has few weak spots on the taam. and a pitching staff that Is superior, to lost year's twtrler'u. Besides "Skipper" Brooks, who did most of the twirling last year, Helnhart will have the service of I'red Harrison, Carl Knudsi-n, Harry Dutton. Ray Williams and Hay Murray. Wllllnms. Knndscn and Hrooks are letter man, Knud een pitching for the varsity four years ago. Harrison has more speed than any other pitcher on the team and excellent control. Williams irot off to a had start last year, but seems to have shown much Improvement over a year ago. Hehlnd the bat. Helnhart has Jack I Hiss and Hnm Cook, letter men; Charles Orr. substitute re ceiver last year; and George Mfin naugh, who has Jurtt graduated from the freshman winnd. As the receiving should be well taken care of by BIIas nnd Mimnaugh, Cook may start either at third or first. Fred West, last year with tho freshmen suad, and Frank Trout-, man are the leading candidates for shortstop. Both are " good fielders but ar only average hit- i ters. ... I Besides- f'ook. Ken Adnlph, Jim- 1 IT1V nr'fllHitre'M Vurl l.ti.i. no. I Hince that time, realltlnir his Dnnni.i Mimhnnri .n- nium pitching weakness, Robinson made.the first base asslHnment. Adolnh And time, tide and women wait for no mnn. When You Feei Cold Com incOn Take' Laxative '4- a deal with Indianapolis for I'ltrh- er Jess I'etty. In the spring ex jhlbltlons games Petty made i Jgtent showing against several ma Jor league clubs. Preridntt Columbia Tire Corporatloti Playle Oil Co. . HIIUJAIID: .. J. B. Owsley. iMBI.EIt: :'' A. Page tc Son. ELGIN: O. n. Hlbbard. LOHT1NE: LeRoy Parsons. WALLOWA: Wallowa Imp. A Hdw. Co. ENTEKPI1IHE: H. B. Chapman. COVE: Welmer Bros. nnd r lynn are from ln-st year's freshman siund; Scriptures play ed wllh the -'babes" two years ago. Husband came from anoth er college and was not eligible last year. Petty Is a mighty good lert-l In the outfield are Knndsen and hander and m.y be Just the mun Douglas Wright, letierm.n; Pete needed by Brooklyn. When Ditch . Heulher was sent to Washington. Brooklyn cut loose from Its only veteran lert-hander. The team needed one badly. Recently I saw Petty work against the New York Giants and hold them runless for threo In nings. I sat with the Veteran Joe jfantllllon. now an aide to the Comlskey forces at Chicago. Eddie Collins heads a southpaw and Cantllllon wanted to get a line on petty. He csnressed the opinion that Petty's . fast ball wasn't good enough to get by in the majors. That remains to be seen. i SOT 3? I i iBrom . . MTl m m m arm iabhis FOR THE Garden Hoes,,. Rakes, Spading Forks "and Shovels. Ruliber and cotton ' Im'gatino; Hose Sprinklers and Lawn : " ' Seed." .'. F.L. LILLY Rardensra Phona Uaia 81 to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influ enza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. . Price 30c. The box bears this s-gnaturs Hand-built Pull Balloons Semi.Batlootut Ucstyy-Dutr Cords.. OveraUe Cords It Is Just possible that Petty's advanced form Is due to the fact that he pitched ball all winter In the Florida league. I'etty has what players call a rubber am: It never rets sore, ran stand all kinds of work. I More Iter AjWjfertdBt., , ; : S. i xrarrrV V 'tfXt. "or. i 'n iW at least J do more acres can be I produced this spring for sugar beet growing, a beet expert from ! uiornia will not remain here for the experimental work, the chamber or commerce officials announced. In an effort o obtain more land for experimental pur. poses, a mass meeting of farmers will be held her. If he advertises IL ha knows It's Fire On Sunday Got Check Two Weeks Later There was a fire In the Valley recently when a farm house . burned on S indny, practically a total loss. 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