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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1926)
'Wednesday, May 26, 1926 flames Climbs Over His Own Mark Jack Reynolds Wins : inuiapa univVraity. mt d.;- 1U.U : I ITI. fi-atrd Mlrl Chrialimiai a. local Match in Logan, Utah eh"n,Pion. -nrwiM-n took: tm- the mat.' : . ' iteynolda nieeia I'.oliin; Keed' at Alliany. Ore.. May S. . " ; T EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER f CHIGKEIJS New Cretonnes FOR NEW SPRING DRAPERIES Moderately Priced. ' T1TT T QS "A 000,1 XllJUl O Place To Tradt" '!., (.. ' t . . ..... liOHTLAN'D- I'ropoae addltlona to Juuizcn Knltttnit mills will, cqt $4(10.0110. - - U1GA.V. fWh, May !0. AP) Jack HmoiUj. wilcerwuight mutplrr ami u-n gtllnr rcnrh f came back and allff n mlnutfa inllllnc threw hi opponent ao hard he wan unable lo return lo a. 'wmw ;w! i' OTIttLfW, ' JfATIONAIi I.KA'ilF. W. I 13 .11 IS ......1 11 -in 1 2U 1 ..;..u ii to 14 Prt. . .CI 8 .6(3 itnrlmiatl ... I'bicago ,. fUtaburg , trooajyn.... it.. lut .... w V orli "..i I'hlladelphla 'Jortop;. f ' 13 .194 ' AMERICAN tEAfil T. Sew York .... .aim .Kit .blO .610 .141 .S3.1 .397 .337 llmluit ,. - - 51 1 '.Waaalagtoa. . ..23 1 ''olcago .i.V-.-2 ' , Surtrohvp .i..i,.,....-..-.3' 47 i I'hlladelpbla 1 .... . 21 1 : HOEton .. 1 1 S y. I.0U1 ....................... 39 ! ?i riXTERUAY'K OAME8 I Hm Tort i-t, Bokioii t-i. : ( Washington 17-, Philadelphia 1 1-1. ,t' '. ' . ; PETJIOIT (AP) ' ' n. If. B. ."hloaro i 1 9 0 fMtrOlt '.. ; 9 30 II Batbrl-Blankpnalili, l-ver-tlo and Crouae; Btoner and lluiw- itr. - .i , OLEVBIAND (AP It. II. K. j 11. liOuia 4 13 2 t '-lcvclaad .. 13 3 Hatlarlca-Zachory, Unllou, Hol ' land aad Hanrravaa; I'lilo and I. 4ewU. National mw Drt4ya 1-5, New York . PHlaurf (, chlcaKO 2. T. IXH7A (API) R. II. R. V '"InclnaaU .. , 7 12 2 !4t. !oubi ... 9 7 1 Batlerlmt l,utu ond llarirravei i: Kean and O'Parmll, Ci H I HIT.H nAKKIlAM, ( 1,111 I 8T. IXHTJH "Hniunk It rlxhl at s tut' Irwin Huye yelled at Jim i Jottonilay. of ths Ht lula Card J iiola t baaehall aume. and Jim wmpllad. Tho ball hit Huyea' f, loaa. Tht waa teatlfied In the irlai of lb fan'a 7ii0 damaxe Mtl( agoinat lha ball club. Ahuleda. I he Araliian gcog-ra. 3mr of the thirteenth century. aid that the town of Kea. Morocco, fot.lt name when the people who lug the foundations found a It n the ground. ew Now New Milk Chocolate ; Coating Delicious New Center Katz Pajamas I Will Kapture i Youf Fancy 5 OCT ONI TODAY 5 ' JKI TIN Trarel by ilntor 8tag gafely . rxfnrahl MOTOR TRANSIT OOatTAKf. PAJHIEWOER And a oar cnage ixipot All Modern and Heated Dtaaxxt WAVE I,A ORANPB FWR JoMph PUy, A. I. and 4 r. ML Pondloton, 11 A. M. and I f, V. (Oeauveot to Walla WaiU sad Fartlaad) HI.AYr Itft M m Filjr league ball playera, Inflelder mil ouifMdrrs, hav h-nt a liuay Miring -uon etuailng prof clonal football . lAjtl fall, (lita pro gome, -due. to the great' -popularity ; of, "Heo"1 Grange, Ihrjvril throughout Hip eoimtry. .Moat of III , l)lg guinea vvrr nlMi.l III IkM' miilo! laHtinie liall parka. . i - t I Jn om' the aehedule ex- tended well up Into IJeeemher, ao tliat weather condition and hard play, did inurh to dtwtroy lh bil I liard-ball anrfare of Infield And oulfli'ldH. ' . f vault every effort of the rap. ohl groumlkeeprrri, many of lh parka ar art 114 In bad chape a to mil aurfaee and lh player r" paving: the penalty of bad bound and many error. V - ! " ' j j GREAT RECORD ' "Ut AlpHonao do It." That h a byword laat year on the (lalllmore club o( lha Interna- tlqnal lea4ruo,, champion of that j oriranlsailoni-whan oome exiraor. J dlnary bit of pitching- wa da.lred.1 And. deapite tha handicap of a handln - Ilk Alphonao, Pllcbnr Thoino of the ilaltlmor Oriole won 13 game for Jack Dunn, threo more than hi eloaeat rival, Oorgt Karmhow of the ma club.' Hero ar aome of the twirling feata Thonia put' over for Ilaltl mor. . i . . ItTnrlft In miam' lhM any other pitcher In lh league 6B. ' Worked tl oompleto game. No one, elae had a better record for starting and finishing. Wa the mat-ued relief pitcher,' going to the aid of m faltering twirler . in 18 eonresta- (Led to league In ntrlke.out with 341. 1 CrIXISH TAIiKH T unJertanU that - hveatiaft of toma working atxrerment an to plav- or. the Chtcaco Annr1caDS huU thn j urn uiho ioiq 11 wan a iiuf-mion hniwtvn Hh ort stop Holy and I'Moh- or Thomas. J At that time It orne4j or If thft Chicago dub wout4 hve n hard time Kftlinjf a rupahl-a perform-r ut ahort. Boly, who for rive or more yvaru -him been touted rut a biff IfUKuer. wa t urn toM. much conaldcr)!.- bUt.IhA eholr finally fell upon Thoma. : - Whllu ThamiMi hu")'t atartcd oft wntutlonaJly In the urly taK of tht rufr, MamtHr KdUlu ('ol Hna think lifjcbly of hi chance to makit the grade. 'ThomaA hOH-the Htuff and known bow to pilch, btit nuujt flntt learn tii bultem and uriulr control to win ronMMcntly." aayft Kddld. A blK huidcy fellow who thriven on work. Thoma ahoujd prove a moat vahmhlit addition to the. Wbltt rtox when he to more rxpcrlepced I KFJ MACK'H KYKTEM In the handling of hi ban club. one can eo Connie Mark atlcklng out ill) over In tun ayaient lined by Kddlo rolling of the White Hot. Colllna won trulnad. under Muck. lie leaped Into fame a a member of the Philadelphia, Athletlra, He onen told mo that after being ap pointed manager of the Whiln Bote, the flrat perxott he went to Kt wo Connie Mack, to talk over Iho alluatlon. In hl (election of pitcher, Mack prefir to gamhle with a aecond- at ringer In on effort to aave, a game, rather than rush a couple of regu lar to the mound and thereby un. set hut team' pitching routine. follln take the um viewpoint. He prefera to take a chance with a ao-ao pitcher rather than dlarupt the workinga of the regular etafr. Mack haM demoBatrated by the aunccHK he ha attained, that It la a prety good eyetenv P1GHT KOIKDILKD KLAMATH FALL8, Ore., May it. (A I") Kid Starkey of Chlco and Wild Oat Kvaaco of Sacramento. IlKhtwelghte." will fight ten rounda In a main event here next Tueaday night. KTPRKKI RntViea at III ttttmmm lia . . ..i J '.;i :-.. :-v h f " f . Ilarnea. pole, vault record holder., set a new American mark at tint I'uctflc'rOttMt conference nie't held ut Stanford tin!-, vendly. The' plctoro v aliowa Ifurnea clhiililiiK over the bar fat. 13. feet S inchea for tlm new record.'. Oakland Shuts Out Portland Team 9 to 0 riub . w. u Pet. n Anie ...! 14 ' .ttl Henwte .. , 3( 33 " Hollywood .. ........,...34 33 .HI Hacrumento ' it 33 .Km Mlaalon r....:.. ..,11 H .4711 Portland .. 23 3 ' ,iK9 Oakland . SI : .47 Han ."ranclco ..:.-....;.;".iO It' .420 "-f " Oakland t, Portland 0 PORTUANIJ (AP) .; K. H. B. Oakland .. ...,.,... 1 - I- Portland O.S.I liatlerh Pruett end Mool; Payne and Tobln. . j - j lM AnH"t l. Hollywood I ; ! lAJH ANUf.l.r.H (Al' It. II. ..' Hollywood ..... 1 H .1 Ivoa Angelea 13 17 0 latterie-.Hhellenback. Holleraon nd Petem- Crandall and Bandberg. Il.ad. Sad l-YanrlMCo 19. MlMkirui 4 SAN KRAKCIWH) (AP) K. II. K. Mliwlona 4 jj Kail Pranciaro ,....11 fc .2 Hatl.-rt.-jf PillHtf. Krhort. Cfirlii lUia und Murphy; MtlrhHt , nil Aifnt-w. - ,.i 1 1 . ? : j j ; K tMlv 3t Karranionto: 2 BKATTI-K (AP) , , ... , H-i H- H- Hacrumento . Uattrfeti- Martin Wtfl Kf3erlrpTT'lt,'no'''0'1'''' a,"0!1'" ylna:- IliiMty und K. Ifaldwln. Oregon Batters; Slug ' O.A.Cs Offerings 16-6 KI'OEN'K. Or.. May 2fi. (AP)-r-Tho fnlvertrtty of Oreiton bowlmll team hundtrd out u 14 to C drubhlnfr lo tlH- On'iron Agricultural colh-po nine here yi-Mtt i-duy afternoon. Two AkkI1 hiirb-ra were . M itt to ihe Bhowern, and th third wun badly mlKtreuted by tho OreRon batten. A two-KSine fterleu at O. A. C Trliluy and Suturday will end the w twon for the OreKon nine. Oregon nrored In ewry Innintf but the sixth y-tirday. Two run were gathered In the weond, thn-fi In tbe third and m-v n in thn i lRhth. Alio to go sno i'i:it I.OMK'N The blKB.at auio mohllii In the world, which I ex pected to buz more than 2" mil-" :tn hour, i under cr.nl ruction. It will hi've one thoiiHaud horsepowi.-r und travel only In a ntralKht- line. It la for racing, not for Jcy riding. What exasperate a man more Ibun hlttliiK a pedeatrain with bla new car and Retting hla fender oil hem 1 Look to Him KVsrk followers at (he University o Pennsylvania are looking to Hay Wolf, captain and star hurdlsr. to bring In a bunch of points for the junker school this am son.. N'o leas an authority than lawson Robert ton. Penn conch, thinks Wolf one ot 'hs nreatoat timber-toppers In Amerb cu today Wolf will k-ad his team In 'he coming UitarrolU-gtatee at Cam britlrs. ' : .'V -'.' 4 s V- Iirkt, of Tacoma, Beats ' ttW M O It ltT i t i jjuc piieii, cnaunec -1 - 4 rirVAi, ire, My s. ui') "Ikkt" Snell. Wt?natche feather weight, touted ua one of the lead ing contendere for the world's championship, met with an unex pelted rewrite her- lat niuht when he wa defeated by Frankie Brltt, of Taco ma, fn a tn found march. Kddle. ItoberU. Tacoma wcltr weight. won a technical knockout from Bobby Carter Han PranclRCO, In th fourth round of what wae odvrti.'d tie a double, ten round event. Carter substituted on abort notice for Morrio Kchlalffer who! fi-ft for hbd home in Omahn ventir. day after being suspended by the- rxiON. Ore. May 2fl. Kowell Portland boxing commifwlon for,'. Bank, champion checker play refuainc to light Koherls. r' wUI Pluv checkers and chew at jtbf. fit ion gymnasium Suturday, Richie Davis Defeats O'Leary in 12 Rounds roKrn ivai.kni-:. Ida.. May in. (AP) Hirhie Davia. Walla Walla. Worth., won n. 13 round deciHion over Mike O'l-ary, Hun Francisco, In the main event of the Four I, club card here laat niKht. ' They fotlKht at 14H pound. - hi:iit pl.A.x i iki:i . NEW VOItK imiHl M. Vati- rlnin like to bnve u man . In.lila jrnr on rn'un. j mr ki-''i t m Ifamlly ho busy planning for'cek ami irtpa that tiiere ta no time ror j biek.irjnt-. Electric Refrigeration Interest contlnut-a unabated in the metal cabinet electric refrl-i-rulors recently announced, mod els of which ar on display at I the Halesiooms of the localb aler, J4se HoHcnbuuiu Khctric Shoo, New Foley llldg. The electric refrigeration indus try 1m growing by leaps und bonnts due to the wldenpread Inlerest !) thle new convenience and the pop ulurity of thi bb , that one run hav tht ic-box always cold, wit ft- 'out putting In ici itri'l wit ho tit giving it any aiti-ntloii. The eb'et rlc refrigerator ineann freedom from buying Ice mid from having the ire m mi deliver it. It means a crisp, clean, dry cold. with the food compartments kept at a 11 even ten i p in t u re, ra n gl 1 1 if around 45 degree, abovo xcro or colder. It means un- abundanee of hard, punt lor cubes frozen ih the Km trays In thi refrigi-rator. It means uppetixlng desserts a;id salads frozen In tint same trays. It means a grt-ut many posMihill tlee in the preparation of attrac tive dishes, of foo) saving, of the saving of labor, annoyunce mid general inconvenience. An electric n-friKerating unit can be installed in your own Ice box, or you tan buy it in Its own cabinet complete. However yoti huve It. you will be assured or something new In the way of re frigeration service, and a new pkee or household equipment, which will be the souree of a great deal of enjoyment for all the family. JFSSi; HOSKNIlAf U ew Kidry lllilg. lM Grande, Ore. Without ohligaiMi. plnM srtwl m booklet on IVIgldalrt FiWHrtH-al Itefrlgerai or. .Xante AildreM ty - NtJt BAKER-LA GRANDE STAGE Leave La Grande 7 A. M. 12:20 P. M. and 3:30 P. M. Ill lit FIEl.n. Scotland. May J. (Al'l Chick Kvana. of Chicajro. one of America at rone hope for the Uritiah amateur chainplonahlp wan eliminated from the tourna ment today by J. It. Ileck, of. Jxuir don. tnjc. nd one. v : 'llobby Jqqe df ft ateil ,r.-,Tyl-nn-r. of th AnelagrH flub' of ln dou. five and four. ' , ; j IVinuM Wop'lwortl. of 'WaahirifT ton. kji eliminated, .lhrte and two. by 4--f?i llrislowo, . 5. Another of Qr'ai nrltain1 lm 'was eliminated when ft. W. pealtie. of fuiar, flefeated Sir KrncHt Hol-d-Til ens, former arpateur rham-pion. bv two up. . Sir Krneat. a plneti-n. year-old Pcotcbman who learneil hi Kame at fupr, near r(t. -An-drew'a, won the boya' champion ship lust year Just before passing the aRe limit. , Iioiiglua Grant. American, who makeR hi home In Rutland, . de feated f'ol. II. K.- Humbro. of the Itoyul and Ancient club. fiv and four. ' i W.otts flunn. of Atlnntn, defeat ed John ' YVllaon, Scotch " achool master, four and thnc. ". Orant' Pearocn. of Garden City. V V.. defeated I. M. Floyd, of Green wicht f'onn., .four un three. , Jes.e; Sweeti-.r oj, New... York ,j,,f(.rt-a' ii.mcl tuitiict. nf :Bofi ,! ton.jiV one. up: . j: : j' ! t FraticU; Otintuit, of Boston,.-'nn otiier: .Anierifun amateur f rhani fiiua, . wai elicilnajr! by Ids; fallow AiM'Tlcan, Jens fiweolster gf Jw Yoi-k. 'i'-n -his afturnooh t l ;n(ath. Jtsat'" (juilfnrd, of Honto)x dLrV'ait .l An'tut Uaiiibro two upi,.-!; -;: j t lion by 'Jones wfni.liin'-afternoon iDutQd ffojii H. M.. JlkbiMiit J of ;.. ;:; , ..'i, Cherker Champion to Play at Union, Oregon ! j May 29. at 7 p. in.. It is announced here today. Bunks plays any number of ani8 at once, sometime blind folded, and. is said to defeat all conteainnte. The exhibition will be open to tlm public, i'iv) mi ist hi; mm Will sttcriflcu high-gradu piano In storage near hero for immed iate sale. Will give easy terms to nn established home. For full par ticulars and where it can be euen, address Portland Music Co., 227 ilth St.. Portland, Ore. 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