La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1925, Image 2

Monday. August 17, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pa (re Two"
Advance Fall Hats
Hill's Department Store
"A (iuud I'lnro To Tradu"
IANGELS BEIT
SAGS TWICE
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tiuJt Jak
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Frequently they have gut ten away
to u commanding lead.
Other Hun I hey have, buttled
their wuy from the nur under tint
liinh of Hit indomituble Napoleon
of the diamond. Htiili a crisis in
the struggle of 1125 confronts thu
Glunis ii.h ih try make their tlnul
home stand against loading Pitts
burg In a .Hfrli-.s opening here n l
Kriduy.
hi!, i.ouiii learns, propelled by ih
lusfv clouts of hudius home run . failing
UPSETS CAUSE
SURPRISES!
the Mreteh. a nam of veterans
aluniU ready to receive the Iionora j
I u cluh itqikI of III'- ptu-lilnir featu j
of Wultir Johnson, now In Ilia
eur-iieem n BfiiMjii.
New Vork. world -r. tam for
four t onseciitlve year:--, cn-iiiri'fl
lo !,. iln privilege despite threat,
of a final aland by tin- (lUiula I
Hi-inst i'ltut.urK iIiIh wet k. '
Vitelline llallli' liar
SPLIT GIES
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WUON.ll, l.l'.AIit'i:.
nub w. j- ret-
l'itiiuitr 41 ''rl
New Vork f,,;,i
riiu-liiimii 1,1
HI. I.oilia '' 6'
Hrooklvn
I'hllucl.'lpliiu in t7
hlrliK"
Ronton 4" -'7 I
AMi'iui AN i.i:m;i i:.
riui. w. i.. m. .
Jhlliulel-hia 12 3' I
Wcablnicion 71 4" ,'4"
I'lilraKO " 1,2 r':i1'
Iietroll '
St. Louis ''' f,t .4 I
l'levelan.1 SIS ,;4 '''
New York 47 ' 4-"
ItOKloli 514 77
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llM)l I'J'K HIX..
I lUitinj; is I'Mtt'iHUil li Hi'
oiiKi-.( iit wIiiikt In Imx-lutU.
I'tM.r piW liim ail nwlki t'ltil
llu- i-tUfWlM I' U'II t'HlJi ImiiI. tuil-tin-
in litis ih-juirfiiK-iii tt Ui
ttiM iin j lo i-iiukf tin roufMh-mo
ol llu i 'ut in' i liih.
iil2 -lliiiax-(l a his wt-t'k for th- I'ani
f"Sinu, iliutnK' which tli giiilin-'l
:;74 in fiv- Wftorittf in .spit or loo-"1
;U1 jiiu'iiiK uaiiiMt the t'uhH. 'I'ln-
. Jirowtis. hovvi-vvr, onci- m o r t-
.os Aim' h's :.-, Sa riinit tilo '-. cnuictn ii lourih plui'c from 1"'-
J)M A.XCKI.KS (Al It- Jh K. J trull as tin- TIk r wamler-,. int'
Kuvruiiunt4j 2 X 'i 'lil I leuit M's at Huston hut only aiK-r
Imk AMK'l'- 3 1 ruli ins ii"Jni a tmnhh ut I'hlla-
liutivrii-H: K atins. Martin ami lt).hiu and at the i-xiH-mv- of los-
KochhT; J(oot and Samlh''i'S.
Hi-ci'nd kuiim': It-' II- K-
Stirraim-nto 1 '
I. oh AiJK'-hM 4 U '
liult. rl.H: Hhia. I'anfh hi .ni'J M
.Sha; I'umi11 and HpiH r,
KiattUk Irrnoii 2-7.
HiOATiM: AJ') It. If- !'
Vi'rrinn 1 1 1
I Health' 3 I" I
l.utterhx: liurfoot an.l (iii"y:
!uinuvlh anl llu dwia.
St-'ond tanii-: H. II. K-
Wrnoii 7 U 2
KcuIIJh i
liatt-ri'.s: John.Hoti and Whit
tu y; Jiumwy and Ual).
NKW YOItK (AT) iit of the l:os-ru Horiihl. M. I.onW
1tuirt- of ni niorahh M anlnial fur u (h iun--. ihwiihu jus
JjHU'r in hoth hasutJi. pairtrd in w niiv'imniM in ointr iu8. upon- mn t hki n-jmr ...n ... .
sufWUHiul fJriv to .nti-r tht first dm hiw cailcd hai k tiu- Iito- of Mns ncord of .4"1 pomitns "in
.llv lHtmi. I'oL'fis llnniHhv'M ll.irlv- l fsl'i-yt-ar lo ntu.; im- vw ut iih- mmm m.nu.;ui auikhuu
m' 'ond circuit Mimudi of llu n'Hson
nusximr athl.tir hIiow of 1!'2... ! Si-vwit n ft nsons for Iris hiH-uK-
A itaiitioal lenniH rhuinpiun of ' r and ii for ' Ty" '"ol.tt. couph d
HUfi lal K'H'k sli-iM" d out to wlnjvith thi- hurd- us of tam niaii
hacii hi plaif hk wrond only lo ; aj''iiit-nt found hoth vi-H-rans jitill
William T. Tild.-n wln-n 1-111 John-.ut tin- in-ud of V.w pat-ic in Ih"
,.on of I'uiiforiiJa. i-f-aU'd latM yrar j Amcrhan.
hy ViiH-'-ni lttrhards. vaniil.slp'd i 1 tt-avy w'i;;Iit pimilistie t hit's rar
thc youlhfiil. VewkiTM star for tlnriii Harry WillH a i-v Mrhh-ri
M-i-ond linn; in fiv- days in a Pavis nuar-T his Ions suiMht tith- oppor
ctit t-Hi. Itunliy uftt-r rlsins and lalllns d'ir-
Wonn-n who Htrusfth-d for Kns- J ins a H yoar car r.
lute th'ir Ions diHtuin'4- huUinir star. Hah honors yum uso n-turmd u j Tht- ONp.'rhnent of a heavy weight
iwM Williams, tliroush Injury. 'he n t lo r.-m w rivalry in thf -hampion attftnptlns ' to nitiasc
follldins with onfhh-nt i'itts- I WikIH man ru s-rh. Mrs. l-.m- ; IiIh own affairaUt-inh-d h, oih. r
i.urs afl'-r fatlins to put down a rt " "! 1 r ... ' ' : ,
l;rooklyn itpritilnjjf, f 'Im innati'.s pro
hm to a two t-am rmht for tin
K shVy.-d t hro t II. Aialh'i-y and Hai ry K. Ivn.u th, sHnd of trah.hu;. lonnd lllp,. mr Huth this y-ar has h,-
liv.- sai.-M-'t in s.-un Marts. The of la and 1 : y ars i.j:u. Jack K.nips.y in a rol- h:i!am-d t.0It. ju.sl a plain hall player.
I'.'.lw il. .s. (I Ih.-.r i.i.i.ltu fair .h..! 1 w ' u" ,I"' w" ", w " '
w. .1 iuit full l-iiih-h I,. hii,,l fiiwt I "iiomid with u hist place team has his champion kins in record clout- ( -iMllrn,.Uj Sin- I'liiatMht 'miiily
irt. iinaHy l.roiiKhl ita tirst world iw - : Ins-- H Kuth. His battins ;:v- f
tins ih. -Mas l!uud of 'ulliornia ' rutting ttu
land in a losiiuv Americun li;hl vo ,ohi theory Ilia
resain the tropin- HioO'i ,lrs. Moila ;i:t'fi-saru'ly lasii hu sin -'.-. hiirdt-i.s
axe to i he root of
lii;hler ranuot
No Argument
About Our Shirts
No, sir! Choose those you like from our big new
Fall stocks, just arrived. Wear 'em, wash 'em. If
they do nut prove satisfactory, bring them back and
get your money back. We wouldn't say that if we
didn't know they are absolutely right!
Ash Bros.
Caiy-conuT from La Grande National Bank
San IVum lsco 10-7. Salt l.al.e 7-U
HAN' I'RAN.'1S'0 (Ail)
Heor-: H. H. K.
In lltf early spriiiK. th wjllapw , Halt Jak- 1 1 !
of th- idt4-iiinu staff of the New Han Kntnelsfu l'i i:t 1
i ciout-
linally hroiisht ila tirst wtnhl v - Ins- H Kuth. His hattins uv-
... ..... l.lli I.-. I Ulir,.Ml t,. "71 llU 1.1. Ml,. I-ll'l
I'or tln second afrulsht y ek. ... . .' . u-H,. t,..i u-.-itn ..n.-i.-. ! PKXI A.VVVi iS. Or, rnmtilla
Washinston and I'hi.UMHphlu ,UlvUint.u should Himhle in ' talin. Ituth has hcKuii to talk about
matched for victory In I heir srl- , . . ; l.ccomins a phi ,-r-rnanasT.
pias fiKht lor the AiiH-ricanhasut' ,rs uml Jtrowns. while the flurry with i.' veins of leasue hall
p. nnain. riih ajiu Amerirnns. in- over ftmrih place in i.oin circuita a.i, i.i,,. Puih Is still oun'r at ' hh 1 a cuniplaint askms
I
S, II ill (I l.V fl.l- l-t til I'M nf lillla- lllrlf ! .1 ,1.. Ir..,.!,. r
' " I'V 'U"
fortify third plaVe nsalnsl the TiS- (ilrcuit;;,
eounly was made d. f ndani in a
damasc suit here when the John
sfiii Cin(raet company of I'orllnnd
a '-
uuniy and
el) the
second divisions in hotiiit.ts i.,(.ivtd jeet plance merely an the eoniraclitis company for work
lemporarv halm for d ppol at ed ' piit'm-med in 151
and 1 '.!.:. on ' he
I'ine creek road. The plnhiUl'f con
tent Is alisniuetit of (he roait was
chansed alter the road hulhlin
Ciiiitiact had he-n eiit. rej into ami
athliiional work w entailed, for
which It. was not adequately paid.
When lifiny Ford's nayy st
Kointf the wihl waves will have
soiin-ihiJiS "dK to he Klhl ahout.
Nothing H"eiiiH to spolnl a nios
ituho'r appetite. -
NKW YORK (Al') -The (Hunts
mid liraves tiplit a douhle hill Huu
duy. iioston wliinins the lirst. i
to 0. while New York look M
Hi-cufid, C to 2.
Kred Kilwimmons, recently ac
quired from Indianapolis Huh of
the American association, held iios
tun ut hay ami ulo drove In three
ruus. Kelly mad- his Itih homer
ut the yeur in th" sixth.
Jimmy Welsh starred at hut in
the opeiilns Kaine while Johnny
roouey hlunked lh (iiants with
three iM'i-utch lilts. Welsb ilrove In
four runs with two homers, one of
theniiJ? tTie third with two on. IUkJi
alwo made a homer. It. H. I'.
Uoslou .. 8 7 0
New York ..........a. 0 11 2
limterh's: t'ooiiey and )'.Neli;
Jiean, Winn' r. Jlunlxinner and Hn
der. Hecond Koine: H, H. K.
lloston .I 2 in i!
New Vork 8 11 11
liatterhs: Itenton and O'Nell;
ntxlmmons and Hartley.
York Yankees wuh u hundicup that
couldn't he removed. As :i mutter
or (uct the entire Huh Mink with
the pitching.
It was uecidedly unusual for a
Yankee pitch, r to finish a Bume.
Mumper HuKKin.H was kept ever
husy muueiiverinB liis stuff in nil
etioit to held any winning: mars In
the Huh miiTht have,
H ( entry, in the M coud Invasion
of the 'J9t hy thf w-st-ru riuhfl.
the YankeeM won six of the lirst
M-ven Ku"e played.
In eui'h on of tli wvta rauie
thv HturtinK pltfher finished. Ju
those seven guiiM'H the Yunkees .imh.
Jiatlerie.s: Hiiileton. llulvey,
I'eireey and Cook; .McWeeny and
Yell.
Second same: It. H. I-'.
Halt l-ake 11 2
Hail Krunelseo 7 1 fi a
(latteries: Kallio. McCain ami
I'eters; .Mitchell, (J ory, ITein-r
and Aiu-w.
I'ortlomi 4-H. Oakland 3-0.
I'OKTI.ANJJ (Ah- It. Jl. K.
Oakland 3 7 0
I'oriluiid 4 Hi 0
ittttieriea: rmtt. I ii-laney am)
jltjler; Oriiuun. Huchae anil llaii
proved conclusively tliat the team
ih not u second division assr' Ka
lit.n when provided With proper
pitching.
The only name lost of the seven
played was hy the narrow niacin
of :t-X, in which two costly hreuks
decided the tilt uisainst . the
Yankees.
(.ivo nny Hub hih Wa.ss pitfliius
and It will turn Ut ntlitaliJe
pcrfoi iiiaiuv Hoid h) 4he Stm
ork AnierlcaiWa
Second (rame: It. II. K.
Oakland '! 2
i'ortland X 7 2
Batteries: lio-hler. Jlarris ami
Ileuii; Meeker and Tohin.
ROBERT JONES
IS PREPARED
OAK.MONT, I'a. (AP) Uohert
T. Jones. Jr.. of Atlanta, stocky lit
tle veteran of solf competition, is
AsKKVu WAiYI'.ifS.
The veteran pitchers. Jack Qninn,
recently ser tired hy Connie Muck
over the waiver route from lios
ton, has already proved the vis-
Phtlnth lphia 1-9, ltiotikln fl-2. Itlom of the purchase. J well prepartde to defend Ills no-
HKOOKYI.N (Al')- Philadelphia j When the iioston Huh asked for . tionnl uniat.-ur title at the Oak
took hoth ends of a double header j waiver on Quinn. feeling his jmont C'uuutry dull in fcUe tournti
wlth Hrookl n4Hmp4iyv 7f,t,9,.tj und tujithi l.d liot fit In with Hie ru u j meitt startintf thu last day of 1hls
H to 2. Cy WIHiams led the lts- pullc) of i chuilding only two U uun j month. i
suult with seven hits. InHudliiK u refused to waive. Hobi'V record In tournament
homer and a triple. Harper and; The clubs In question were the nieda.1 match piny for the fast four
Wheat hoth lilt lor tin circuit in two leading pennant contenders, years stuud lon nd figures show
the flint fcume. cox mude hits l'hiladelphiu and W'a hinuton. The hlm ,0 j,e niost consist.-ntly
in hoth (fames, inuklns 17 airais'il former Huh was awurded the play- j brilliant of American solfers. He
Humes in which he ha hutted aaiu- i r. in tently 1 have n cHved u 'riiusiied secontl in the nutioual
ly. Hcore: It. Jl. K. , liiiiuher of letters ufking how it is open three yeurs ao, won it in
I hiluiieiphUi 1 M i deteriuiiied lo which Huh the ploy-1 1 ;-., finished second aealn in li'4
Jtrooklyii M & iT .diould no. jund tills year at Worct ster lie was
liutleries: C. Milelieil, Ivuif;hl j Ir Philadelphia should beut out , left ated for the championship by
uml Henline: oe:iehncr, Kiirhunlt. WaHhinKlou and tjuinn plaed u W'illle .Maefarlane, only one stroke
iluhnell und 1Hhmi. (part, a queer prunk of fute could be aeparatln(f the professional and the
tiecond game: It. II. K. jthaied with the upset. uniateur after 3i holes had bevii
I'hiladelphia 1 1 1 j ii l u rule in mujor leusue uusea- ( pluyvU.
ltrot;lu 2
liatterits: pierce and Wilson;
Crimes, lirowu and Talor.
Kl, laOllls II. Chh BUK .
HT. 1AM IS (AP) PltchliiK Ms
ten I h victory ui the season, 111 1
' .hertlel held Chicago lu five hit.-?
1. hall that whi n two or more? Hubs
claim u plujer on whom waivers
'huve been u-ked. saitl pluyei- shall
he awarded to the team lowest 1q
the stamlius.
Jut a lew ilays priur to tin osk
tns of waivers on (Juinn. the Ath-
: h tics, ait r h adlns the p'-ivnunt
t'Uiitlay and kuvi- lite Cm tiiua h. uu ! race for vieks, wire h ended by
even break in the four Kutne neries,
'J'h' score wua (i lo 2. Maiiuser
hotjers Jiornuhy Hunted Ins S.ird
iiuiutr of thu year in the seventh
laning off liluke. Tuporcer was on
base. Score; It. II. K.
( 'hlcuBO li l 1
hi, Louis C 14 1
If-atterleu: Itluke, Kuuimaiin and
Oonzales; Sherd! and t'l-'ui rell.
Inclnnatl n, Pittshuis t.
CINCiNNA'iV ,( Al') - Ciiiemnuti
took two out of three hann's in the
eurreni series hv healing the I'ltts
Iturs l'lttili'S ti (o 1. Holiday. At j
the outset ihey hammered Mr-j
rlson lor two doubles, u sinsh' and I
u trlpli and scored three runs he-j
jure he sol ills beiiriiiKM. The homo
tent made only one more hit thanj
the Vint tors hut huched them and i
Hcored six times us many ruiis.
WJshiiiKtoii.
Win n wit i vc rs we ro a.' k e d, the
Athletics were in second place und
for that reason got (Juinn, A few
days Inter Mack's teum went back
l:uo the lead and has been there
ever since.
If Jack (Julitii helps pltHi the
Aihleth's lo a pennant. I lame I-W-J
tune's kindly smile finist U slen
I much creiMi fur the liupteuluK
Japan May llulhl Itavhall
I'tu-k Hi I. arden of Hhrlno
TOKYO, t AP) The spirits of
the ancient lords of Japan may be
cpeied to halt! an Indication
meei Itik If plans promu (sated by
leadim; .hipanese are carried out.
The punie.u hat revolutionary pro-
Kiee iim hh fi.eiv l.ni i.it.. .i.ivin ' P(,fi-i ' ' ct ale, at tin cost or
in the pinches. H. M. j.;. 7 0i.-miu yen, the lars--si bas.-hall
1'lttshuig 1 11 ol,:,l,i " Japan in the external sar-
Clnclnnutl u - a d-n of the famous Meljt Hluine.
Katterles; Morrison, Hhe-haii and i ''" pmniotem of the venture fig-
ure That the Mirlne aniens are
hhu.1 fur a haseball park In thut
American 1-am . ! lllr"v nr' anlly accessihlt lo all of
WAHillNOTOX (AP) u o o d j T"I,;y"
pitching by Hhoeker and heavy. I 11 '"P'';t'' "" H"octat-
id in the pUins and mljrht lie e
p' tied io contribute 4ie.innl yen to
Hpeticer; Illxey und Hariitit
jillllliK hy Uehris enahh d New
Tork to take the rinal k 'inm ut tin
series from ashhisum Sainta , 3-
to t. The Yuiik-e lirst huseman
i he work. If the bus-by 1 1 park
got four hits, one hom. r. u wus 1,1,11 "nou.u prove suetu-Hiiu. u m
the visitors" last uppeaiance heri 1""H'1 ,hiU wrestling halls, tennis
Ilils season. it. H p ct,,l,,s cwlmndng pools and other
aMiieiic courts will tie u.iueil io
.New York i ii i i
WnhlnKton .. 2 7 l '
Jiutt erics: &hot ker and Ih n
goiiKh; Zuchury, tr( :;, Marher :
ry. Jlusst-U and s-erehi, lua-i.
is tr nialtc the extermil sroillitls
of the shrine one complete nat
tenul pluyif round.
Jones has grown up in golf, win
ning his first tournaiueyi in it-to
ut the uge of eisht a special Hiil
tlren's ev nt In Atlanta. Two years
later he captured his Hub's Junior
event, und when 19 years old ht
reached the finals of the nalitinal
amateur ut Oakmont .logins to l.
Her ron, 6 and 4. Ill Kaliiins the
finals Jo lie eliminated Jim iMan-
lon, bob Gurttner and W. C. 1
Kownei, on astounding record.
In 1921 he was fifth hi the na
tional open and in the amateur
lost to the then Hritinh champion,
Willie Hunter, in the third round,
after h hud sidetracked Clarence
Wolff and Or. O. 1 Willing.
A year later Hubby encountered
an irrepressible Sara .an at Hkokfe
lu the national open and finished
second, one stroke behind. Then
he proceeded to work throush to
t he Fii'inl-f inn is of the a inaleur
where he bowed to Jcs.-j Sweetser,
H und 7.
The year 1123 brought a tliffer
ent story and for t he first time
lie gulned a national crown at In
wood in the open, although be had
lo defeat Hob I 'rnlckfthank In a
playoff. He l.d the medalists with
149 In the umaleur, but went down
be fore M a x M a rst on In the thi rd
round. Marsion eventually won the
championship In a battle wit h
Sweetser,
.Jones made an exceptional bid
for double national honor in the
open or lit 4 at Oakland Hills, but
again a professional who before 1
the tournament was tar from a fa
vorite. Cyril Walker of Kimh wood, i
N.J.. came through and Hobby had
to content himself with second
place. Hut he annexed the unui-
tiur crown alter veins of struggle, i
defeating (ieorge Von Kim at Mer- ;
Ion in u final match that lusted
only 2tl holes.
went on u batting rampage and
nude enough runs lo defeat Chi
eago. il to i. in a wild game in
whit h nine pitchers saw service.
I hums' wil-lncf..4. stive the locals an
taiiv had hut the Tigers Jumped
out In front w lu ii Hp-y halted Ted
Lvoutfi freely forcing him to retire.
Hick Kerr finished the pitching
for I'M.n.rs . ..i.,.. ..
Clnlund ...7 13 .1 h,s. Sl0r,,. K. J. K.
( li'i. larv.l 7, St. I.oiil-. n.
CI.KVKI.AND (AT) 'li v, lulv.l
ilfffilt.-O HI. I.oiiIh. 7 to 0. Siiml.iy.
Winning hi tile ninth l.n Sp- uk
er doubled and Srwt'il und spur
gcon sitmli-d. Nt illn r lm kie
nor VaniclldiT wtio sumcj Ihv kuhh. !
wua atilc tu (UiL.li. t. II. v.. i
lljJttravt'; Hurkc)1
und Mtatl.
C'oli'
I lilt-,
Ilrtlillt 11. ( lili-auti 9.
CHK'ACO (Al') (n-iii -Kf (on
null) lilt'W 11)1 ullil van IjuiIih) out
( Hi'! but In tho rlKhth InnliiB Ihti
tiundny ulu'ii the LH'ruit 'Jltr
11 ;o S
I'iiii a.ro 9 9 2
l..m.''iiH: Iwnss. w. Collins.
Slim.r unit ll.jwur. l.ona. Kd-wurd-i.
( uniiully. Kerr und Crousv.
Srlnilk.
No othtr Ainnu-iin U'nic panto
HClu'dtllld.
GITS HOPE
FOR piTi
NKW YOItK (AD New York's
hope of ftrth conm-rutUe pen-ns-nt
In th National league Sunday
night was hitched to the undaunt
ed spirit of it team leader now
rounding out his twenty-fourth
iteason at the helm.
Ten times during that long
stretch of nianam-tiunl. John Mc
flraw ban brought the New York
Cltauta through to championships.
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nounce a reduction in the prices of
their Motor Vehicles, both passen
ger and commercial, with the ex
ception of the roadster and chassis,
effective Monday, August 17. x
These new prices come at a time
when Dodge Brothers' product has
reached the highest peak of mechan
ical perfection in its history. They
cannot be overlooked by anyone
who has the slightest interest in the
value his dollars buy.
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La Grande, Oregon