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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Yout by Irvlnir 'anJ Klllo Ht-dlln. ! do- mflon i Mjiat you' .!) ivl
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A Pair of Sluggers
spnna An rorra
NEW VOHK 1'ovls ar hlly
ROUGHSTUFF
Utz & Dunn Stylish Shoes
For Women of Good Taste.
They wear Jonjer look better!
HILL'S Place To Trade"
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Don't let the Income tawa con- i pay,
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SPORT NEWS
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Billy Evans
Says:
The I'nlon cot; Ay trark and fVIl
mwt. which was to have tvo nlti
ar Cnion ttilurday, hu ben movd
uiit-au u w-"a, um win, pe nir"4
m uncj
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oa May 9. cfordtDjr lo word from
oy Con kit ft. auptriuUnilrnt of
Ion whook. ; ; '. : - . v
"aji inn Kawrn urFroQ mi
( .4 win aut a )i1rt , - a vALil iwHfllof lih
llio Tk'Molay convention, the coun
iy mef t wasalao postponed w4-k.
Th nw datt will jriv th varlou
Nrhoolsmor lime lo gt4hlr inn
In bpr Mr. r on kiln fcil toda'.
Attempt w re mad hro
.rday to hare th ajtr tam
m- T.. Grand io a return jro
hrre Saumtuy "but Hak-r rtusyi
to rontn. '
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HawbAU, even . thoarh 1a
Grande. Inn't enlennl In th Btu
omi Of lhee oj.iwtora of rol
Ut a.hlUc certainly jro to the
cxtrm in suffct.nr r forma.
Th ry tat, on in this r--
jwrt U lh Ibourh that only aoph
omoren and junior b p-rinitt-i lo
take part In varsity athMlra. .
Aa frthnj-n th athh-W-a must
play anion thmslva.' As sen
iors ihyS would b pfrmiltoM, to
Jwip roach th frahin-n, soph
omore's and Juniors.
It la claimed that surh a Kystm
would do away with vr rxpioiUnr
certain' star athlf t, ntnrt a great
many of in1 at reach the pak of
ih cam a seniors.
The preaw axentlns; of H-d :
Orange and his enlmnc into pro
football la the real reason back of
the sueTitestion. which appear to
m to b not only radical hut also
ridiculous. . t.
Why deprive a player of getilng!
the bl thrill of his athletic carver
! "Thcri will be no unneceasary
, roiiffh Muff I on i: lit when Hilly Krt.
wants and John Kllonbt meet hr
In a wrtl.nr match," Police
hief Clint llayueat; declared into
inorninjr.
"Hilly and John must both con
form with the wreslllnar rules a
Ihey are laid out or the niau-h will
te Mopped. The two-hour limit
will be observed and siranKle holds
and Alutftfinir and other stuff will
be barrM as In any other match.
If Hilly and John want to itctri"
! their trritdjc they can settle it un
'Jer wre-stlinir rub-, but if they try
io pull Mnythintr rouifh. Ihe match
end rirtit there."
Thi chi-f litte'nda to Intervl-w
Kraiik I'lllinr. of I'endleton. who I
will referee the match, and Inform I
him. that he must k-p a tiffbt I
r-in on the vrappl-rs at all t linen
l urine 'he affair, which will be
stamd at Kaffle Mil under the
u umpires of the American IKion.
. The ehbf announcement Ihfcr
morninc came In reponw. to cu:-n-nl
niniorir that the grudee be
tween Ih headlock iprt and lh
Host on Creek had arown to suh
proportions that ordinary wriilr(T
rulea mivht be ignored.
Hoth are in the pink of condition
and will take the niat atr Ie
I In Hon. of lndlelon, ard O. M.
Scott, appear In a 30-minute jtjM-
eiaJ evnt. . The can! will I.c oixn
ed at t o'clock with a prtiminsr
match between the VtiUnx
of Pendleton.
X.
Hr pur i.f fcniiMuatr Tony livrrl ilcftl nd Hate Ruth of tna
Yankts. Ltxrl Was ib tiuin run kliiK ut th- Pai-inc lunal Lau;
laat ovoii Hu miiunhrd uut u vlixult .-hmla Kutn. aa yuu kno. bxa
tn lh .Sull.ii ..r 8wt in in inava foi. vnl mxu In IsSI ha
lurntd in t nuiiH-ra. tha blk Iranue rao-ri. Uirn aiut Kuth. ulvkiualy.
fori a fiiruiMtatile aM tut Ih tTanka, - ;
eugene will be
host. to golfers':
of state sunday
Mountain laue. bj b-irtanlnr to!1" th ynr it mena ao
. lakn bold ct the l.ura In lb la trr
rilorv.. , . . '
' liat Sunday a local team loac to
Cow t to T and a same baa been
wheduled hy the aarae nlo acalnat
Heppner here the romlnc Sunday.
' ' There la ronaideruMe talk about
forming a four-team amateur lea
Kue. compoaed of RnterprkM, Klein,
fove and lot Orande. . .
Twlliirht leaxua fan and piny
em ore alao warmina; up for the
coining aeaaon. ' There, la talk er a
.four-team league thla year Isatead
nf the alx entrtea of ltj.
much to him?
Tennis
Tennla in. reiilnc a firmer trip
than em-r.ln thla part of the at&te.
Ktewart4oarUI haa takes tba hUrh
tchool playera Into camp. In the
owuketilna of intereat la blue and
Mlr circle and Baker and I'nlon
hlah achoola both have net lea ma.
I no local tennla club la now
fttfletn a chklUnnt tAii.nuM.nl ...I
inm naiiera caret u. pitches ' to
their weakness, ha a varied aa-
soncnent Mt stuff, which he use
As for ovr exploiting the collyre Sew York
athleten. if the newsnaDecs didn't ' mcuiiiau
tll the world about the outstand
ing college, football stars, there
wouldn't be any million - dollar
stadiums nor plenty oY mony to
finance Intromural athletics for all
students.
There are entirely loo many re
formers in this world. .
KMART PITCH KR
Who Is the snrpartest pitcher In
the American league?
To answer that iuetlon without
getting into any arguments is
rather a Miff proposition.
For several year Clarence How-
land, former manager of the I'hi
ragd'White Vox; now an- Attrerlean
leagti- umpire, has oftiriated for
the J'ork, club .ln jts fpring
gajnea. '
I note wherft he sajs - 1'rhan
-Shocker is the smarted pitcher In
i1hc-;Am
A. A. U. Timer to Clock ;
Roland Locke Saturday
I.IXroi.X. Kfh.. Apr. SR. (ATI
fifficlnl limr-ra of the, A. A. IV
itl clock Holand lckc. I'nlvi-r-
i lih.K. lire.. Apr. ZK. (AIM 'i... - i ...i i
ji:iiine will I,., host to Ih.- larc- j ,,ina BKalnnt time ncl Ka'tnrday In
;est rt.;.lon of KOlf celel.rltlea ,, x.roskn.Mlsllo,lrl aiml ,nM.l. ,
Ct Im.iu. U'ino1 a.."... w... ,r in-i ek not only will try to repent
SI. iOUIM, UeilOll in.Sivitationul loiirnanient of ihn Kit-I bin world record hrcaklnir per-
j-"" Oolf anil oumr , club , la for,n,lr, t ,.j n th jno-yard
,, aianeq. IO lormally oM-n the n. w whl,.h p lni,,,.. , (h, Vri ro,
I 1 tlAhi nnuKA TV.aa Air.. a. Ill l. ... ...
pc-t. i . . - . .ii ... ,.. jayn HHt Sntnroay but nlno will at-
A medal play match for profea-
IsloiuU will lie held in the morn-
flnar with thrw cash Drie offwl) STAICKKV. I.FWIK TO MFF7T
7 ;for firM. lurond and thinl nlamw In r. KIMAJII FALU Ore., Apr-
i frvent. ImmediatHy after the CAP) Krankle I wia and Kid
1 i 1- f i Mfarku v. liffhiK-oicrhtK will fiirhf
uiviriuiiia uii i.i f lit- Iliuril ' " ' "
Cleveland Defeats
"XATIOXAI. i.eamt;
riubH w. i
fhlUul-lphia ...
St. Ijouia
f'hirairo
Brooklyn
Pltlahura; .a
lioaton
7
. 7
.CIS
.all !
tempt n new time In the furlong;.
.u;
.3110
AM Kit If AN I.KAfil
OIiiImi W.
New York
I'li'vclond ..-
Waahlnicton t
"hJcaaro t
iMtroll i
Boston &
I. Tct.
1 Ixwka a If the grand eld rime
of tennla la roina; to hi aolf a
rioae run for ita money ln.popu
Inrlty.
Heavers Trim FtIkco
- ' In Initial Mwtlnf
Oakland
)'lI"ll)'WOOd . I. t
to adantaae abd In a pinch haa
the courage to use. the very thing
the." batter would never expect.
..Rowland has had a chance to ot-
aervw Shocker a a manaxer and an
umpire and It muat be admitted
ha baa niada a. pretty good Kiiesa.
Oluba , , . . w. U Pet. TMAIVISG STI'XTS
Kacramento ., Jl I .&; I Hecently aumeone a.iked me If
1m Angelea 10 1 1 .lit major leaguo manager, conaidered
Seullle ..It JO .Hi handball a good aprlng training
Miaalon. ..jo .It atunl.
tu j Back 10 or li year, ago handball
't "wan verv nonular at most at the
Philadelphia
Si. lxuia-
. 4
. 4
J " ."SO I
.61
t .171
7 .417
.US
.jei
10 .
ling there will lie a two-man beat round, here next Tueaday
Jball l-hole tournament, wllh two- night, the winner to meet Kenny
'man team, eniering from all the Jxion of I'onland In a main event
j viaitlng rliilnt Thin will he an ama-J "'' "oon- In a previous fight,
teur match. In the afternoon Ktarkey. who had never been
I here will he n nrofesaional-ama- knocked down in a long aerica of
AMKRICA.V LRARI'KJ-rhil-tdelphla
I, New York I.
lioaton I. Washington .
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; it. it.
S 70
KT. 1ll IS (KI-)
Cleveland ... ..y.
HI. lxub
lall-rtea: Buckeye and -fleac'
and 1 .-w.l: (Ikaton and Har
grove. ;
teur beat-hall nu-dal nlar. . I bat ilea, was knockeit out in me
fluba which have aent word that j ,lr!" found by Hoion.
they ii-ould tie represented iuur ' mmmphh
Marahfield. Corallta. Waverly. of;
Portland. Portland flub, of Port
land. istwego club, of Portland,
Tualitin club, of lortiaml, Salem.
Hood Itiver. lultnomah club, of
! Portland and the Columbia pun
iry club, of Portland. Astoria and
1 Ito-burg.
Kery atate champion within the
V-tnaat ten veara. with the lonVx-
. . . . . . L-t--
1 ri-ntion of t'lalre trrtswold.' will "be
orc-gon Stale (lolf association
be rt rea-nlel. i .
( Portland
SMI Kranelaco
10 .
.......io it ni
i i
fiarramralo 1. Hollywood t.
MACRAMENTO (AP) R. M. K.
Hollywood ...J.. t 0
i Macramento 7 7 0
Batterlra Mulcahy, O'Neill and
- rook; Hughe and Rltao.
1 1
iNmll a, Chicago 7.
PETItniT (AP) ft. It. E.
fhicaro t it
I let roll . 7 1
Batteries l.yotta, Thuraton. Con
nolly and Kchalk. MrCunly; llol
loway, liaiuei. Well, and liaaaler.
ivry (ruck almost run over
I'reidtlenl Coolidge. t'an'l always'
gi-l by on your n putation. 0
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE.
Leave La Grande .
7 A. M. -12:20 P. M.
and 3:3a ft M.
NATIONAL U.fil f?
Brooklyn (. Boaton i.
pittKburg I. Chicago 0.
PHIIJinKI.I'HIA (AP) P.. H. B.
New York ... 0 II I
Philadelphia . 14 I !
Ilalterle. . Itlng. Ftizsimmon.i
and Snyder: rean lecatur. Pierce,
lauu and Wlbion.
TpMMY O'BRIEN IN
EIGHTH FRAME
training ramps In the south, or late
yearn It haa almost ceased to be a
training atunt for the overweight
alhlftea.
Harry Hellmann. champion bats- FILIPINO KEAT5
uuui wi i nr American league, is
crack handball player. He dors
much of It during the winter. Hell.
j nvsna Jlkes II. more, because II
jiaarpena up the eye than for any
Oakland t, Mlsstoa 7. other reason. He figures It u a
OAKLAND (AP) - R. R E. Clonic for hla batting.
fissions : io Certain managers have Disced a
Oakland 111 ban on th game because the sud.
! . B,.,cr'f Bryan.'Chrtattan. Eek- deo Mops and alarm necessary to
j ' " ai Schmidt: Oould, Delaney shlno at the. game are not con
J, bd Bool. ... .aldered good for moat players' legs.
1 t k 1- v I TK. nL-lK. K. 1. ..ill
f ... . . . fused.
i rMwiiin iu, una Aug MS) .
Let Me Save You Money
on Painting and Paper
hanging Estimates" Gladly Furnished.
J. P. Morley
Call MAIN 58
Taint Dept. of the Oregon Hdwe. & Imp. Co.
i.
, IX)S A-VOIl.riS IAP) K. II. K.
S-attle . -.10 IS 0
xa Angeles .....j, 4.1
Batteries- Klliott and Jenkins:
Wl'H.h! (11.-... ... II V.
it
Portlan.1 I, San mm lvx t.
RAN KrtANOlBCIl (AP) K. II. B.
orttand C . 1
an Kranciaco ... I 10 J
t Katteriea Meeker, lliyne sod
Tnbln; Mitchell and Vargas.
QUICK ASSETS
Quick assets are Ihosa
which ran be turned
Into cash an short no
tice. -
l'nliko many Int-eat-menta
intereat tiearlng
limn deposlta or savior,
account ut this bask
keep your money la
such a way that It is
available without delay.
STATES
NAD
Passat
Some managers ronslder the
walking neceaaary In golf helps the
legs, provided It Is played after
the regular baseball practice.
With most managers the basrball
Itself Is ronslder.il the ties! medium
to get Into shape. I'sually no glove,
and bats for a day or so ke. p the
athletea from getting too strenu
ous ond developing sore arms.
more MAm:ri nmm;
On the theory that the ball In
usa by the majors this year will
not be so lively, niost managers
are of the opinion that baserunnlng
la due for a revival.
Because 0f Ihi. belief more at
tention has lieen paid to this tea
ture of the game this spring than
In many years. Some of the man
agers ev. n resurrected the old spll.
Ing pits, once a part of every train
lug camp.
'aat season, even with the lively
baseball, lh Chicago White So
proved that good baserunnlng
could allll win ball gamea.
I believe I m nfn When I ven
turo the opinion that the 8o won
a doaen games last season simply
j through smart baserunnlng.
fee Economical Ttmporiatieu
POIITI-ANO. lre., Apr. !. (AP)
; Young Notionalist, ftllpinn
bantam, scored a teehnlcat knock
out over Tommy O'Brien, of Port
land, when O'Hrlen'a seconds threw
in the towel In the eighth round or
a scheduled ten-round bout here
last night.
The contest was one-sided after
the second round and ri'Hrl.n re
ceived plenty of punishment.
A Hie Taylor, of Bend, took a elx-
round decision from Johnny Kelly.
of Portland, In the seml-windtip.
DiriNKV. OC.ItAllY MATTHrJl
NEW YOHK. Apr. 11. (API
Jack Iw-lanny. of Hndgeport. Conn.,
and Martin u'tirady, I'aclllc roast
light heavy weight, have been
matched for a ten-round bout at
Montreal May 1J. Ih-laiicy's man-agi-r
announcd today.
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(a AKUINti Pl.At Hli
C.trtMKl. N. Y- Pchea lle-n-an
Browning is being guarded by a
special deputy sheriff when she
goes motoring. The chaurfrur of
her aiure bluo Imported car haa
been sworn in because, of crowds
and remarks. A ronstabio haa
been assign-.! to the honeymoon
coiuge, n Cold Spring.
Jfa have more of it.
Eugene Grappler Is
Winner Over Johnson
BrOENE. Ore.. Apr. :. (API
Ralph Hand. L'ugea. grappler, took
two straight tails from c.eor.
Johfsoo. of Oak Bidge. here
night at the WIMor c.rden .
and woo hla bout In less than is
minute . .Hand took the first fill
In 10 minutes) with an arm scissors
no) ' twastiork. vTha au . fait
cams (lie minutw later.
Insurance Man Tells
On Friend
"He suffered considerably from
gas In stomach and ruiic attacks.
and at tlmea a very yellow. Hla
doctor, diagnosed Ilia ailment as
gall bladder trouble and that an
oi ration w as necessary. Some
one persuaded him to try
'Mayr'a" Sine taking It one
year ago be tella me be haa been
able to eat anything- It U a aim
pie. barmleiw preparation that re
move. Hie catarrhal fnorua from
the Intestinal tract sad allays the
inflammation which came prac
tically alt stomarh. liver snd In.
tcstlnal silmrniaf including appen
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