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'Monday,' May 17; l326T'
EA GRANDE' EVENING OBSERVER "
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PACIFIC (XIAHT I.RAOI'R
5 ' f 'lulis W. I Pet.
) 1,oh AiiKnlca ., ........21 U
K Oiiklanil 1 19 18
llollywood 20 1
.Gil
.(14
.613
.600
.6(10
.488
.460
.436
Harrunirnto I
t .MIsrIoiim w......!
i l'ortlanil ..
I 1
..19 19
..20 21
i' fl. iilllo 18 22
1 .Sin l'runolaco .17 22
ltt Atlor lidding foui'th In the first
. (Ilvlnlon lulo Huturdny uftor dufoot
- Iittf Hivn FrunctHpo In tho irame nec
oiiKiiiy lo win the nirlm, the Drav-i'i-h
droppttd to Hlxlh place Hunduy
llic rcmilt or lunlnic a doubln henilor
to tho Benin. ThP nerlpa endflt rort
hind 4 itamrB. I'"rlco 8 gumem.
ak Anicalra l iHnllns the Iml-
Kifti tonniB by throo and a half
uunien. v(llh 'Oakland and Holly
wood grouped In accond and third,
Sacramento and1 the Mlaalona are
tied for; .fourth. ! SIX and a half
names Kupurtuo tail leaden aad the
cellar teain':. , ; ' .
Ilnllynond 7-5, M0Tament6 -0
r l-OH ANOEIjES AI') R, H. B.
RucrumetUo((ujA-... "... 10 8
Hollywood .'(;...., ... 7 13 2
(Ten In n I rMr r-i,.. v
llntterles Kalllo, Vlnol, Hughes
und Koehlcr; I'ullerton and Peter.
Second game - 1U L E.
Siicrntnento 0 4 0
Hollywood .. .'. ft - 6 1
llntterles Martin and Koehler;
Mulcahy and Cook.
MIsKlonx R-a, Oakland 7-1.
SAN KHANVIHCQ (AP) II. H.
Dakland .. i. ..'. 7 13
Missions ;.......... 8 II
llntterles Pmett, Stuart, Oould
MeKeiiiy nnd Hool: Cole and Mup
, phy.
Si'cond game It. Jl. jct
dak land 1
0 1
AllMNionS ; 8 8
1
liatterles Delaney and Tinker;
oi seiiLriT and Wftlfer.
San I'rnnrlM'O Ponlsml f-R
PllltTI.ANI (AP) n. It E.
Kan l'ranclreo '.............. 5 9 0
Portland I 9 1
Hutterles Geary and Agnew;
l.lngrel and Hcrry.
Second game ft. )t. ft.
Fan l'YiinclHco'-.:.............. 6 14 1
Portland 8 6 3
I iatiriin Williams and Yelle,
Agnew; Msngum. Ortman, Meeker
and Tonln, - .
' Aiun-lM 11.5, Seattle g.g,
k- USATTI.K (AP) R a K.
1,0B Angales 6 10 0
Keilttln. 3 8 8
Hatterles Day, Sanders, Qlax
ner mid l)anna; ICIIIolt and K.
Ilaldwln.
v;l Second game' ft. H. K.
'T.OK Angeles .. .. 3 8 1
J'tienttle .. .. 3to 3
liatterbM Hamilton and Huun
tiers: Unit. Iee, Jloyd and Jon
ttlns. 1
Jmblcr Team Defeats
i North Powder, Wallowa
IMI1I.RU (Special) A baseball
fjame. between lmbler and North
O'owder wuh nn afternoon feature
nt tho community picnic here Wed.
Jinsdny afternoon, lmbler won by
scorn of ten to four. The high
I'hool pupils gave a program dur
ing the day. The aeven-plven high
brhool orchestra played several
numbers.
Tne lmbler baseball nine ployed
hc Wallowa team Monday, winning
atom them by a score of II to 2,
it
4. Most men are quick to embrace
Hn opportunity w hen It's wearing
Ifllls.
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grand
T A. M. -1240 P. M.
EH
DOUBLEHEADER
and 3:30 P.M.
NEW S
Billy Evans
V Says:
ITV T1MIN Jvlon. IncludliiK a nutlonul rol-
: Modern colleaw sprln er eem11(Km,0 nmrKi undp , impeUw r
10 be too fast ror the hum! op-( h0,t of tlyU)K p,rfor,unein Kulur
erale.1 slop wotch. day In the elKhth annuul renewal
Heeinlly five orflclala of Ihe A.,of Ihe Parlflc Coat Conlerenee
A. I.', timed Holand lxirke. In 9.6 irAnk nn.l riei.i .i h..n. ui,.nf..i
seeonde, one was a second slower.
while the other Judge clocked the
"Nebraska Cyclone" In the almost
unbelievable time of 9.3.
Jn stepping- off loo yards In 10
seconds flat a sprinter must travel
10 yards or 30 feet for every sec
ond that elapses from tho start to
the breaking toupc.
Fig-tiring; that Iocke actually ran
tho distance In 9.6 seconds, Ihe
timer who caught him In 9.3 was
inren-ienins oi a seconu orr. a mer
matter or nine reet a to dlstunce.
After all. the hand operated stop -
wnicn is a trine antiauaied. There
must be better mechanical methods
to correctly time the sprint. ' ,
What collrgo will be the rirst lo'
put over such an Innovation?
1 FJBST HAXDIPAPf .
The legs of every athlete pay tho
toll flrat.,'-
The American league haa four
outstanding veterans In Ty Cobb,
Walter Johnson, Trls Speuke!1 and
EXldlo Collins. ; '
Watch C.pbbJ Spook er and Col
linn at the bat and It will soon he
evident to you that time has in
no way dimmed their eyes.
If you would usk any American
leaguo pitcher to naoia the 10 hard-
eat batter In tho league to pitch to,
the above trio would occupy promi
nent places in such a select list.
If you would ask Cobb, Sneaker
or Cblllni what, If anything, handi
capped their play after so many
years Of strenuous service, I reel
safe in venturing the opinion that
the answer would be something like
this:
' "The only placo I reel old Is In
the legs."
'
AJIOIT JOHNSON
Wliot about Walter Johnson you
nsk. Well this bit of Information
surprised mo and t hevo no doubt
b'U that It will strike you tho
mn Way.
This spring when I asked Walter
how he felt und how his arm, was
responding, he answered:'
"I'm not worrying about the
arm; It's the legs. They reel mighty
wobbly every time I stride on
them." - .- ... .--! ..
Tho leg are the first to fnlter
recurdlean Of the sport.
' S YIF.'S KTA1TS
J!arl Ramie, generally regarded
ad America's premier Jockey, is to
ride In the Kentucky Derby.
JtcgnrdlfHft what horse has Snndo
upon him, It Is going to get a good
Play nccausn of the faith tho race
going public has in the ability ot
Bnndc as a jockey.
His victory on Flying fchonv
wist yiar was one of the greatest
feats In turf history. All the more
so because Hondo had only ridden
a few times prior to the Kentucky
classlo because or an Injury that
had threatened to end his career,
Sonde has two Derbies to his
credit. Johnny Ixirtus Is tho only
other Jockey In the Inst 30 years to
turn the same trick.
only one Jockey, I. Murphy, a
rider or the old school, has thrice
piloted a Derby winner. He won
his last race In 1891. So that 36
years have elapsed slnrn there has
been a three-tlmo winner lu the
Derby.
Come on, Bande!
Walla Walla, Pendleton
Win in Bine Mountain
m.rt? movvtain lkaoff.
Pendleton 4 1 .800
Walla Walla 4 1 .800
Reservation 1 4 .JOO
1 ""co 1 4 .200
PENDLETON. May 17. (AP)
The Walla Walla Hears deputed
tho ReservaUou Indians here yes
terday I to 0, Broughton of Walla
Walla turning In tho first shutout
of the aeaaoa. n ,i0wrd the In
dlatui but one safe hit. R. . k
Walla Walla , tl ,'
Reservation ( ,
batteries UroiiKhton nn.l 11..,.
son,' Kettles and White.
Id
llllbblllig Oot, from the .-elelirnled lliixllty stable, won the
nnniiHl Kcnliuky derlijr Saturday ill IxiiiImIIIc, Kv. Tlx- Cliun-li.
Ill Downs victor Is the mih i,t Nmtli star ill ami u..iiv
llraiily.'
13 RECORDS FALL
! AT PALO ALTO IN
! SATURDAY'S MEET
PAf.O AI-TO.- rnl. (Dy Tho As
oe.iated I'relw) Twelvo ponfer-
university with a total of 4u 1-3
points led a field that Included en
tries from 8 of the major Institu
tions of the far west.
The rnlversltv of Southern Call,
fornlo, 1926 national champions,
was second with 31 points uml
California blue And gold stiuad
rounded out third place with 27 '4
tallies. Tho rBt of tho teams fin
ished as follows:
Montana anil Washington tied
for fourth with 16 points: W. S.
(,, s j.o; o. A. C. C. Oregon 3 1-.1.
' Outstnndlnir In the list of lnl
:
I dividual performance wua the
work of l.eo Ilurnen, 1'iilviTslly of
jKoulhern Callrornia innrvelotiH pole
vauner, wno rieareil llie har ut 13
feet 8 liic heH lo re-i xialilish a new
national Inter-eolteLrlate record.
HarneM. w ho -Is J H24 - Olyuiple
ehamplon, failed In wvernl tries at
14 feet.
Parker New Member of
M. E. Camp Directorate
KNTKriPIUHK. Ore. May 17.
One change wus made In the direc
torate of the Methodist Camp
Ground ii.Ko?latlou. owning a tract
at the hem or Wallowa lake, the
Itev. H. W. Parker, pastor of the
l.a Grande Methodist church.
being chosen In place of the llev.
lOlmer G. Keith, 'former pastor of
thai church, who has gone to Cali
fornia. Getting tho Imby to sleep Is hard
est, when she is nhoiit
years old.
eighteen
Record-breaking
Cubs Beat Phillies
In Slugging Contest
. . y' AMi:itlc.N l,i:.f;t u
Clubs i' - W. I.,
New York ...,,.,.'.t......l0 0
I Washington .. ....1,.. 20 12
'Philadelphia. .. ,,.17 13
OhlroKO 17 14
Cleveland '. 16 19
Detroit ,...,...... 14 16
Ronton ..., 8 20
Ht. l.Ollls 8 2S
Pet.
.B7
.028
.6I-.7
.648
.630
.483
2K6
.2117
I
PcL
.C'jO
.664
.1115
.481
.462
..448
.390
.280
x.mo.VAi( i.r.f;i'i:
Club
Cincinnati .,
Mrooklyn .. .,
Chicago ..
Pitudiurg .. ,.
St. I.ouls
New York ....
Philadelphia
Ilostou ,. .......
W. 1
.L:l.,.1.!..20 t
......17, I
,...16 10
13 14
.14 17
,....'... IS 16
.....u. ,11 17
8 20
NATioNAi, i,Rr;ri: .
"CHICAGO, (AP) . II. II. K.
Philadelphia .. 0 16 4
Chleago 10 14 2
Hatterlos Maun, tnrlch, Wll
idiiRhhy, Pierce ond J. Wilson: Al
exander, Hush, Jones and llurtuett.
CIN-CINN'ATI (AP) R. II. R.
New Vork 2 6 1
Cincinnati 3 0 1
Hatterles -J. Scott and Snyder;
l.urnie. May und Ilargrtive, Plcl
nlch. ST. IVIS (AP) It. II. K.
nosion .. , .. . 2 tl 4
St. I.ouls ,13 1 4
Hotlerles Wlrtz, Graham, Coon
ey nnd Slemer; lihem and 0'.l''ur
rell, Warwick. I . ,
Mrooklyn nt I'lllshorg postponed,
rain. ' , . ,
' AMKRIC'Atf I.EARI'F.
nrcriioiT, iap) , 1t.11, e.
Iloston .. 6 13 0
Detroit , , ,. ij in , 1
Batteries Huffing,. Wlngfleld,
Kleffer and Stokes. Ouston; llol
loway, Collins, Jones nnd Kussler.
tf.V oori'uns iikmikij
FKHHNO, Cal. Churgi s . Of
hrihctaklng and Incompetency
brought dismissal of ten police or
fleer's. The man who slaps everyone on
tho back eventually seems lo Mrikc
It lucky.
For sustained rate of increase
year after year, Chesterfield's
sales record is unparalleled.
A convincing proof of quality.
CHARLES PADDOCK
iS e
. " IN . 9.5 . SECON DS
' - ' ' ' .
l,OS AMOi:M:s. (fly the Asso.
.ll...l tl....t; ClinHlua DmLlnnb I
spectncular sprinting ace, cllmuxed I
his .seuson's conteliack Saturday
when ho ran the 100 yard dash In
9.6 seconds loping u tenth of u sec,
ond off Die world record for thciHnll and force.
century held by himself nnd sev-
eral others. The race was part of
the Routhern Pacific A. A. U. I
meet. '
I.OS ANCKI.KB, (AP) Three
attempts will be made by Charles
Paddock, sensational sprinter, )
within tho next 30 days to further
cut the time of 9.6 seconds for the
loo-yard dash that ho set hero
Suturday during running of the
Southern Pacific Amateur Athletic
union meet.
Yew
Never
Knew a
K-nickel Kould
ouy so much
FINE Kandy as
Katz Pajamas
Improve J
Chocolate Bat
OiT ONI TODAY
5c
MKironn n, Asm,Aii o:
i.BnTO,m Ore. May .17, (AP)
' jiedford defeated Ashland 17 to
lo In the openlntt gamo j of tho
tout hern Oregon league yesterday.
Score: K. Jl.
I Medford 17 16 0
Ashland ; 0 6 9
I Ilattnrlea l-cvoff and llannlslcr;
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KLAMATH KA1.L8. Ore., May! 17
(AP) in a contest marred by de
lays Klamath Falls defeated Grants
I'uss 1 to 8 In tho opening game of
the Houthcrn Oregon leaguo hero
yesterday. There were nod paid
admissions. Slugging und wild
base running predominated. '
Some women get divorced and
live hupplly ever ; ufler uuollier.
man. , v . . ... fc
Kim
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At 1WSCO tho Ilucknrooa
0 I, by scoring on an nv.ih,. i
the ninth inning.