Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1925)
Page Tw6 THE LA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday. June 20, l'-2". Your Money Gladly Refunded If You Aien't Kntirely Satisfied ' With Our Merchandise Hill's Department Store "A Good Place To Trade" P RATES WILL SPORT NEWS Billy.p i (Javs 1m UVKI-Y IIAMj MYKTi:itY. VImi will hoIvi Hie mMery of II-.- lively I mil. The iininiil'nHtirrf npl iit: mihu to Hie two liiajur leagues in sist then' has hern no i-haue in (In material used. le.iple III 111. the iU', league Hi UK fOtn coniinue to make home rumi with mmioiniiou.t rt-Kulurttv. In disrmWlnR t ti tto-eulled lively hall, tin- iiiunufiicturt'irf do Ml a to that poHnlhly tlio uniformity of the yum uwil, permit) itii; I he ball in In- wound lighter, haH Hoim'thlnK 10 ilo with tin lnrreu.sed tiitlliiK oni'c upon u time tin- yarn wat hmtKht from various ourein, how 11 1h produced hy the muUer.s of the hall in their own factory. W hile Inline runs still pi-mlttee ti thrill, there Ik lin longer the nov el! to u I'lreitit drive Hint once ex IMitl. ItS common lit t her than eielnie. MOM I' IUN It I! ACTION. I ii in of the opinion thai nooner or Intur then will he u reaction lo the epidemic of home ruhH. I'tniin Htlonahly the fuim like Jill thiK. However, It mux! I' hltttliK. lite to the superior ability of i lit h:itntniiii mth'-r than tin livellnesH of the hull. During the flrt eltfht weeks of the i',tyn a f ii i til Ik ti the major ba KiU'H uiiidf IU4 home nitiH. l.aHl Hi amin there wan a Hlhtlit lull, only -! !1 T elrrillt llnveH hHllK re iHt e red . 'I'll In e;ir the balliTH have uu:i I one wild. In I he name period of lime i'.iti home ruiiH have ht-eu made. ZUW in (lie Natiouui, 237 lit the American, Clone to 2U more home runs have been made Hi In ye:ir than hint in (he llr;d eijjht weekn of pluy. It U t(i it rent n miirum to Ih j f hai ueil to Intel lor plU'hliiK or in ereuNetl hatting power. The lltely hall is the only way mil to the Mlltlttl.fl, ACGEPT DEFY (Hy liud rneh) The IhilleH hiiHchull team, pen nant winner In the Lower Colum bia Hlver h-uijue, lm challenged any neml-prnfe.-Hionul hull club in Oregon through the OrcKonfan. naming uh preference Kah-m, J, a Crandc. AHtorla or Montavillu. I, a (irandu In ready to accept the chuilehK (it any time nut hi fuctory playing urrangemcut.H can be made, Buys Torn (ioiwett, play Ing mtiniier nf the I'iniien. Although 110 cort'i'Hpoiideiice with t he ( 'olumhlit river eiuh lifts oc curred the (. (irando management would prefer to play a three giinie Hej'leM with The 1 miles at any mil' tually agreeable pluee. The I M rates liave I rengl hi ned -oiiMlderabl v I Ms week wit h the addlUon of lluKlile MrfsVnnn, and Leo l-'aiiMt. -Inlicldirs uihl (b-oi'Ke ( l.efty) Hwartz, Houthpuw pitcher. ThlK will help the I'lratew chances eoiiHlderubly for a porl Hide clun k er Hhnuld play havoc with the left handed hitters on the Pendleton eluli. Big Ten's Best Itll It-ltl N MAIttilN. ' When J came lulu t h miijor leagtieH," remarked Pitcher Joe ItiiMh lo me recently, "if a pitcher aci'u!re- a four-run margin at any Htafce of the gjine it wait HllppOMcd to he in. "In oilier words, a pitcher who couldn't hold a four-run margin after bin lea in ma ten had Hupplied him wll h t hat ndvaiilagc, wa.H binidy terrible. "Itul take II from me u four-run maiKHi di.etin'l mean n thing to a major league pitcher any more. "An error, u temporary lapse in control. refiUlllhg ill a bane Oil huilH, a hit and I he baneH arc filled. Then along coiucm a batter who hits one into 1 he hh-achern and your four runs are no more. "In a great many ease tin liome ruti ii noihing more than u lay fly whh h tlie outfielder could have caxllv caughrhad he the room to milk" the piny." There l no ihniht hut tbnl the Get this Red Crown Mileage Card at any Kcd Crown" Pump (red, white wnd blue) and watch your summer mileage tell what to do for your motor tella about carburetor ttdjuhtitiK tclU how to drivt tur mileage. iiumlu iu a b-cl S7 for the motorists who want mileage SIMPLE, EXPERT WAYS TO INCREASE MILE AGE FOR SUMMER DRIV1NU-1N THE RED CROWN MILEAGE CARD There is an advantage to the motorist in the Standard Oil Company's long ex perience in making gasoline not only in "Red Crown's" quicker starting, speed and power hut ahove all in its AL yJCHi for summer driving! The Red Crown Mileage Card just out tells you just what to do lor your car and how to drive to increase your mile ageto get 1 5 to 30 miles more per tank- ill from Red Crown Gasoline! TWO EASY WAYS TO INCREASE SUMMER MILEAGE First buy miles "Red Crown" has the extra mileage in it lor you to get out. Second get a Red Crown Mileage Card the next time your tank is filled. Follow its easy, practical advice, and ivatch your improvement! Ask for the Red Crown Mileage Card at the first Red Crown Pump at Standard Oil Ser vice Stations nnd dealers anywhere.Use "Red Crown"and begin getting your )Awmer mileage today! buy miles efostfritfvi toWti-by miles STANDARD Oil COMPANY (California) K. TI- (HHtee of Pilot Itoek lion thumped IUh typewriter in Indig nation ht the Hcorekeeper'H mann;r of awarding Ml In tin- H;iker-I.a (Irnnde game, p hived here hint Sunday. .Mr. (anteern letter fol lows; The writer witneH.sed the T-a (Iramle-Huker game Sunday hint and after reading the report in t hi' June 2 Slid iKHlie ,f the (Ibfterv cr. wi"h to take exception to the Hcorekeeper's Jitdgmenl of li it.H nnd errors. Hieveim. right fielder for linker Ih credited with one lilt and it a single, if the big Ciller didn't get two three baHe liltH. then the ! (i allde Jt node river runs up hill nod Hilly Sunday never converted a rdniier. One of the hilH was u long1 drlvA to left center I hat no one could have fielded and the other wan n hoi grounder that the left fielder did not touch, an the writer was Heated hack of third baHe and could we DiIh play very plain. If we un derstand the Hcorlng mien correct ly. Klevens Hhonld he credited with n three hase hit when he was thrown out at home. Spaldlngs Hcorlug rub s allow Die ncore keeper to use n lot of li Ih own Judgment in the matter of decid ing hilH and errors. The rule In regard to hnno hits Htivs: "A hn.se Ih earned hy tl lilt whenever the hatMinan IiIIh the hall to the Infield or Iho oulfleld out) or tlie legitimate reach of n field er. A base Ih uIho earned hy n, lilt hnll which goes to the Infiehler ho swiftly thnt he Ih unable to field It to the haw plnycr In time for a n out : n Iho, In phhc or n bwI f t line hnll from the hnt which the fielder In nimble to hold on uc- (count of ltn npeed. All mich nre baHe hilH nnd earnen iiuHca. , inc genera f practice in scoring Is to fnvor the hntter hut there Ih a good fleni of varliition In the dif ferent scorers Just the .same us dlf ferenreH of opinion in riiHing halls and strikes. Stevens nctunlly got n single nnd a triple. In the first case the er ror whh called on the La firande left fielder nnd 'correctly because the hall was fumbled Steveim was lot credited In the nummary with n three ha.se lilt because-the. score keeper figured that the line drive which Just went out of the reach of t he . a (Jrande third baseman should have been taken care of hy the hrt fielder. As has been stated thin h n matter of .lodgment. However US the left fielder did not louch the hull because it look a bad hop Just iuh It reached him the generallv accepted way of scoring would hove been fiiven the credit to the batter. 1, 1 11 , t' Mf' 1 Meet Mr Horsey Kir hi. center field er on the Indiana University buse hull team that won the Big Ten tltlo this season. Klght topped the hit ter a In the Western Conference with u sensational average of .4tl0 for 11 games "lie's to get a tryouf with the lndiuna(Kll club of the Ameri can Association BEAVERS WIN FBIVEiON PACIFIC coast n-:.;i'K. fubs V. I j. Pet. San I'Yanciseo f a 22 '.711 Suit Mike 4 1! 34 .f.75 Seattle 42 37 ,Rl I .oh Angeles :i!l 41 .4K$ Oakland Utl 4!l .4 T6 Portland 42 .43J Hacramenlo 4 4 K .425 Vernon HI 51 .:i7 vi:sTi;it day's (;aii;s.. .t i.aki-: ap) it. 11. k; -"ranclsco fa 13 3 Itsdlo to Help Sueile I earn to Talk Kngllsli STOCK I K H ,M (API. In order to enable Swedish radio fans to en toy better the programs netit out from American stutlonr, a en-true In Kugllsh w III next fall be Mailed by the official Swedish rndlo service. Later on other fori'lgn hinguageH will he taught, but the start will be made wit h KngllHh, ( 'a plain (Jeoi ge Heuters ward, managing director nf the Swedhh radio organization, h.m announced. Ilelv ball hihI the ninller plnyhn; field hint gn'nilv increnctl the troubles nf the innjur iertne iitcb-er. Salt I.nke 7, San Kranclsm 7. SA I .T Sun I' Salt Lake 8 12 1 Katterles: Crocked. Pfeffer nnd Agnew; Singleton, lhtlvey nnd Conk. IVtefH. l'orthintl (I. Vernon 2. i YKUNON (AP) , It. H. Kt Poiiland l HI 1 Vernon 2 0 1 HatlerieH: Martin and Hannah; Kckeri and Whitney. Seal lie 10, Oakland I. OAKLAND (AP) It. Tf. K. Seattle 10 13 1 Oakland 4 7 S liatterles: llasly and Oft I y; Krause nnd Hybr. McDonald. Sarrainento 7. l-os Aiwles S. SACKA.MKNTo (AP) It. If. H. los Angeles f IB 3 Sacramento 7 in 1 Hatterles: Hughes, Crnndnll nnd Spencer; KheUenhnck nnd Shea. C.AMDS TODAY. Anieiionn League. Cleveland at Chicago. St. Louis at 1 tetrolt. National League. Philadelphia at ponton. Itrooklyn at New York. Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Chicago at St. Louis. Pacini coa-d Leo mi e. Portland at Vernon. Seattle at Oakland. Los Ang'h-s nl S.icramenln, San I'Taiieisen at Salt Lake. . 6afi'ly 1 Suxfllif (bmfoifaly Oemio lo onr Stu Depot on Joffftraon St. AH fiUx'a Icato from tlioro ilitlly ps)1 Humlayi. I.RAVE LA (iltAMlE 1X1K JOM')l 7:.10 B:0n - M'J:S0 - 4:00 llJiber 9:00 I'.OO - 4:30 I-t'iiilli tim 11:00 - 4:00 DKI'OT 1'IIOXK MAIN 18 SENATORS WIN HURLING DUEL I FAgm Takes Lead in liranchline League ItlCANCII LINi; LKAf.'l i:. CillbH V. L. Pet. Klgin 4 1 .800 Knterprisv .. S 2 .tioO Maxville 1 2 .833 Wallowa 1 . 2 ,?,:i3 AMLItlCAN LI Clubs Philudeiphiu Washington .. Chicago Jieh-oit , Ht." LouiH ( 'tevelund New York ....... liofttoll , ;a.i w. ...4:1 ...4 1 ...32 ...3d ...30 ...27 ...2 ...22 .national jj;a;i i:. ChihH - W. L. New York .'....3 24 I'ltiHburg :sr. 23 Inclnnaii I! I 2j littMjklyn V.1 30 HL Loulw L'y 34 Philadelphia .. 27 33 Ponton ,. 23 37 Pet. .H!i4 .iM .4 7; .41:2 .4 4 3 .4 LI .344 Pet. .;i a .un;j .r.n .4 tin .4 Mi ,:ts:i Kuiu took the lead In the Urunch Line League lul Sunday hy defeat -ing Ataxvllle )4 to 4. KnterprlKe lost to Waltowu ii to 7.' AMI-:itlCAN LLAfM II. WASH INUTt IN ( A P) ( 'oveleH kle had a slight edge on Pennock in 0 pitcher's battle Thursday and Washington took tin- odd game t the Herbs from the Yankees. J to 0. Score It. II. K. New York 0 4 I Washington , 1 & 0 llalteries; pennock and ,Sehani;; I'oVeliMkie and P.uei. CUICAOO (AP) 1. II. I:, eveland 2 f I Chicago .,- - 7 Jti 1 Ilaltericft: Karr, Yowell and Wal ters; CvenjroH and Schalk. ( l-'irst ue was postponed bec;t tl.se ot rain.) Manly ,Noiemeii Huiil Whnleti In Dixlnut Aniantle Watei-N fSLO (A P)'. The whullnv -u-son In the Anlaictte waters around South Shetland and South (Jeorglu has been very successful, n fur i as the Norwegians ate concerned. The whalers Heciin-d 1 (JO.OiiO barrels i)f w hole oil from South (ieorgia and ( 1 J4. KKn barrels from Hunt h Shel la ml, OiIh being nn 111 c reuse iii the amount obtained last year u( Mt.ouo barrels. At1 South Orkney t4,oon barrels werej obtained, while off the Mexlc-in ' count Norw egir.n whalers got 2. ituu barrels, The total for -the Norwegian companies this year has been 4ta, hoi barrelti. while other nations have produced 2f7.oao burrels. The Norwegian whaling fleet' con ::b.lH of fitsl class VeanelH enttpptd I'll ILA I HOLPI 1 1 A (AP) It. II. Hoslon .. 2 4 1 1'hihKtelphiu 3 i 2 liatterles: Luffing. Luiir. X.ahn- nlser ami lleving; Itommel, Wal berg uml Cochrane. We Go Out Of Our Way To Serve iin:-(iit)v ri:.s, ti itMi-s, r.MtuoTs. m ins i:i.ii lurriioi si: tom.vioi s THE CITY GROCERY Jtut lUuk of Out on Vtr RtrrvH rHONa MAIN 7S RAX RM. MU JC LI VERY LKTKOIT (AP) It. 1 1. L St. Louis 2 8 0 etroit 3 U 0 liatlerie.H; im 11 forth and I txon ; ,t onard atid Lassh-r. NATIONAL LKAf.l i:. ST. Lttt lS (AP) ii. IL K. PlltHhurg 4 7 2 St. Iouis 3 7 2 liatteih-s; Meadows a n tl K. Hmli h; I ticker man, Jteinhart and O'Purrel. Phlladtdphia at Host on. double header, postponed, rain. Itrooklyn ul .New York, post poned, rain. Our Removal Sale Still Going On DON'T FORGET WHERE WE ARE GOING TO MOVE! Our new location will he on the corner of AdaniH and Elm in the room leu inoily occu pied by the Newlin Drug Co. ASH BROS. with radio, and newly built tank- j The ell izetis of Washington, ' I. ers with cookeries. It mills prac- ', ('., cannot vote because they are tlenlly over the whole of the 'not clti.ens of any state and the globe, and It Iiuh about 4.(e0 ! District of Columbia is governed Norm sailors engaged in the trade i directly by the federal government, us whalers.- j there being no'ective ultiics. The nverafce cost per man paid the British government for trans port ing American soldiers to Eu rope wuh $33. Cltra-violet rays were used se cretly during the war for invisible signaling at night. 1 Picnic Supplies Lunch Sets - Saratoga Chips - Boiled Ham - Veal Loaf Minced Ham - Hedlund's Roast Beef and Beef Steak Pork and Beans - Oliver Pickles - Pimento, Swiss and Cream Brick Cheese - Scotch Brew - Bud weiser - Soda Pop Fresh Bread - Buns And Cakes 111 Depot, St. J. G. SNODGRASS Exclusive Grocer Phone Main 73 Saturday, June 27 :Ufi- Returns Just in Time for Your Enjoyment Picnicking, Lamping THE FRESH New Crop Is Better Than Ever. That means much, for Krause's Marshmallows have been leaders in the Northwest for more than 10 years. We thought they were as perfect as could be made until our candy experts produced AN IMPROVED MARSHMALLOW ' that has an even finer flavor than the Krause's Marsh mallows you've always thought so good. In addi tion, the IMPROVED Krause's Marshmallows come to you (in airtight tins) E3 moist and tender as if you had just produced them in your own kitchen. Try a pound you'll like them. Your Grocer or Confectioner can supply you Krause's Marshmallows in the Blue and White Tin. Look for the RECIPES in Every Package rOR SALADS SALAD DRESSINGS MARGUERITES MARSHMALLOW ICINO MARSHMALLOW TRl'IT. SALAD CRESS1NO UNEArrLE MARSHMALLOW 1CINQ, for wim C.kti, tc. Krause's Marshmallows H Ars Delicious Toasted Q and "v A Treat to Eat Plain id- Get the Handy Full Pound Tin Eaiiest lo Pack In the Picnic Basket 60c Sold Also in Small Blue and While Tins at 20c Each And in Bulk at 50c lb. CO) The Sweetest Daddy of them all TRU-BLU bTsCUIT COMPflNV-SPOkane and Portlanfi--" 0 K I 1 : fi1 : . X 'j i' f 'i n 'j I1 - J 'ill,' r it : m. it