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EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 "' '
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! Utz & Dunn Footwear M
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It's in out Important I Mm
summer. In oxroriis, in
simps, and pumps w.
huvo variety sufficient to
inert every riiuln.riinl.
A Good
Place to
Trade
SPORT
PACIFIC, (MMHT hF.AGVVi
Tlub W. I Pet.
I Angeles ...4.,Ti S2 21 ,693
Heatllu , ......! 87 .1166
Hollywood .. 2 211 .64 2
HHi'latnclllO 27 20 .(20
Oakland 27 20 .620
Portland 26 30 1466
Han Francisco 23 32 .4 in
Kamnienlo 4-6, Kcaltlc 0-0
HEATTUi (AP) It. H. E.
Hacrumvulo ., 4 1 1 1
Hcattla 0 6 0
Batteries Hughes and Koehler;
lloyd, lt and H. Baldwin.
Hveond gama It. H. R.
Sacramento , 6 13 2
Heattla .. til
BaHcrUs .j- Keating, She and
Kpi'Ullr; litet, Tasty und Jenkins.
1ns Angvlea 11-2, Hollywood (-S
I -OH ANOEI.KS (AP) It. II. B.
Hollywood X 4 0
Ijo Angiles , i 12 a
i Batteries lulorton and lied,
hmn;' tlumlHon und llannali.
Bncond game R. II. K.
Ilullywood .... , 3 7 1
Ixm Anrdoit , 2 0 2
BnUiTlen McOaljo and Pntora;
Crondnll, Olaj.n.'r und llannali.
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M CONTESTS!
LSAN PRANCIHCO (AP) R. H. E.
Mlwlons 10 is g
Bin Francisco .. 3 13
rnt., Hnttsrlos Uidolph and Walters;
Hpcond gain. n. n. e.
Missions . . 4Ji
Sun Francisco . 18 0
Matttrlrs IMrfoot and Murphy;
Williams, deary and Yi'lln: Vnrmui.
Oakland 14-11, Iortlsnd 10-7
POIITIAND (AP) n. It. B.
Oukland 14 21 3
Portland .. ..... , 10 16 2
, Ten Innings.
llatterlrai Pruett, Stuart, Gould.
Freemun and Hoole; Hums. Meek
er, Itnchap, IJngrel, pnvne and
lierry, Tobln.
. .. Kncond gama n. H. R.
Oakland 11 is 0
Portland 7 12 3
Batteries Krattsn and Baker;
IJngrel, Iliirna, Itachac, I'rench and
Tobln.
REY! KIDS!
FIREWORKS
Are Here.
KIDDLE'S STORE
t Island City
When light clothes and
light hosiery emphasize
one's Footwear, it is es
pecially necessary that
one lie exceedingly partic
ular how one is shod.
Here is a Store that is un
usually well prepared to
cater to milady's needs :
in styles of the day, color
and materials. You will
be particularly interested
in our selections present
ed at---
$7 to
$11 M
HILL'S
NEWS
Billy Evans
Says:
WAnorM.'S FKAT
Kllfhtnen yearn uifo HuIib Wad
dell struck out til- nutters In an
American Icaguo k'c. That Ik
tlis best, modern day record for
whirrlns; the opposition..
It wus sweet revenRu for Wad
dell, for he made the record aKUlnst
the. Athletics, after being; released
by that club to Ilia HI. IxjuIh
Itrowus.
Illck In 1884, Clwrley Sweeney of
Providence, pllclilng- against Bos
ton, caused 19 haters to wend
back to tha lienrli via tho strlki -out
route.
Walter Johnson and Dnziy Van
hnvo severul tluu'S threatened Iho
modern record of Id but alwavn
sonuithlnK happened to spoil tlm
ulsT chance, ..
I recall odo Kama. I umpired for
Johnson In which he ko! 10 men In '
tho first flvo InnlngH. Ho was o-:
Inir Kreat and It aeomed a certainty
thut Waddoll'a strikeout mark
would bo shattrd,
Up to tho last half of the firth,
neither tuam had scored, Johnson
wus hclnir pressed to tha limit! in
that Inning- his club guvu him s,
four-run lead and ha Immediately ,
eased up. He struck out only two,
more bailern during the remainder;
of the frame. .
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RF.COUII IN IIANdKIt
Of the present day pitchers lu
the major leaKtica. I am Inclined
C id-dap,
Tod Morgan, lunlor lightweight rl'taiiTploft frdhi Seattle, gives
little Jurk Thomas, a trainer's son, a ride at tha Summit, N. J.,
camp where Morgan Is training to fight Steve "Kid" Sullivan In
New York nest month.
ft
Value!
Of utinont lfnporlanr
In iimlliy.' Iiy leivtiiK that'
fli-Hl confriderutlon . and
then low trrt', you' aru
KttltiK th utni vlui.
A Good
I'laee to
Trade
to tlilot"'tht.;ftyM.iJpoVe.''br
the Athletics, ho a better chanca
than uny other' pitcher to Hhatter
Wuddell's murk of long- standing. ;:
. Twice tjia. xar, uiiUiouirti th'e
toco Is stlj.:ip; li lifaiUj-,:lro;
has struck 'out' J tit the oppoci
lion. The flrsli tmo wus In a goiu
wltl(ho .V,iw;Vork VaiilMKulj.-whli'
i he imtmm.mi lnrt(i"tlr.ITB(,l
scorfnir alfthelr runs In the liiet
half of the eighth. So tho H
strikeouts were reglsured In only
eight Innings of play. . ...
The second tlm Ihw feat was
performed, ths Chicago While Box
was the. team to suffer. Jn the-flnt!
three Innings Grove got .six batters
on utrlkcH, i wondered ir Mack's
southpaw was In for a record per.
formsnee. (
During the remulnder of the.
gainn 1 kept close track of his
work. On an even dozen hatters
who flnully either walked, hit safe
ly or rptlred, Orovo had two
eirlkes. Ho that 12 other batten)
asldo from the 1 1 who fanned were
Jn Imminent danger. .
KIMIMAH CAM
Orovn coet Mack, mora . than
floo.tioo. Hi wus secured from
the Balttuiorq cluh of the Inter-
i national. leugue. , Mack . apptni
ready to cash In on hint.
In many ways the career - of
Ctrove Is not unlike that of Rube
Manruard. Hack some IS years bo
cost John, McOraw of tho Nvw'york
'Ukmta the sum of $11,000.'
In thoso . days .pa-lng $11,000
for a minor leujrue star occalonM
more gonstp than the ameuut-Mark
handed over for Grove.
Marquard simply couldn't win
for the Ulunta and waa comnvanly
rererrvd to as the "IH.OOOO lemon'
Ills first year wan far worse than
the record ntn.de by drove,
Marquard finally found himself
and became ono of the greaUHrt
southpaws In the history of thw
Hoi-sie!
Ml
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VSIOS, Ore., June 1. Mpecl)
Murh Uitr-Kt In MinK taken tJiln
ypar by 1'nlon flliermfn In the an
nual Mitmon run. Owluir to th
fUrikb on tho lower . Columhla
-iirlit?r lu the waion there tiM many
mom inn than uanuJ tomiuie up thl
Hprlur mid UiA run up Clhrlmr
c.wk 1 in full AwlnK now. K ifreat
many of thft bin; f-llow)i are b-injr
raiiKht. hoioa of tho ratrhf; run
nlnir around twenty to twcnty-fiv;
poundern. In a f-w places th
flh . luddTA at duuiM have lfi-n
plwrxl M (ur U one mM of the
main atrpaia Oiu rw of tli Hui
fiirou wrn t?fttln over thn dam,
ttfid, eapv(lttl)y oi private irrigation
darua, Ujft owif TM tore down part
fit th wuli no tUM fUh rould make
better lixidivay upntr-ara. -
MAJOR LEAGUES
BREAK EVEN ON
DOUBLEHEADERS
XATTONAl, I-KACI T
riuh w. I-.
Cincinnati 29 1
Cbtcago 23 17
Pittsburg .. 23 13
Brooklyn 21 19
HU IOUls 23 24
Srw Vork 5 22 '
Philadelphia .. in 24
lloslon ...12 27
Pet.
.C44
.676
.6111
.626
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AMI ItH AX I.KAfll l?
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New Vork ....
Philadelphia
Wuhlnglon ..
Iietrolt...
'hlcaf5:i
f'levelund ..
Itoston
Ht. 1uils
W. I,.
...31 12
...27 2l
...24 20
...23 20
...24; 22
22 22'
.I2 30
...II 30
Pet.
.721
.674
.645
.636
.622
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VKSTIslllJAY'K OA-MIS
NATIOSAIi l.F.AGI R
CHICAOtJ (AP) It. II. P..
St. Ixiuls 6 13 1
Cbocago 3 11 2
Balterles II. Bell and (i'rarrell;
Hush, Mitchell und Hurtnett.
Second game It. IT. K.
81. Iuls 7 9 3
Chicago .....J. 8 13 2
Butteries Johnson. Hullan nnd
Vlck; Jones. Root. MlllstaedU
Blake und Gonzales. ,
piTTKBrno (AP) n. h. v.
Cincinnati. ii.ii..Mf..tii.i .7, 10
Plttstiunf .. 4 - S
Ballerles Muy und Plcinlch
Konger, Oldham, und tiuillh.
Heicond gajlter-r i'.' H. II. I'
Clnclnpatl,. .. .:..f..,...i!t.... 6 10
Plttslwjrg!'.. .'...i.,i.'..:-u-.iu. 11
Batterles lucos, HUey, Hollund
and'.llurgraviH.iPlclnieh; Morrison
and riooch. - - Vi.
','piijtADnt.piiiA iAr'r n. it. k
Second game
New York 12 19
Philadelphia .. 1 9
Batteries - KIlxsiminonH und
Florence; Maun. I'liich. Pierce und
llenline.
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. AAfF.uioAw i.kagit:
ri,RVKI,ANfl (AP) . R. IT. R.
Chicago ... 3 11 0
Cleveland . 19 0
Ratt(rlea Lyons und Grahowkl;
Miller and I Sewell. ' -
Kccond game It. II. R
Chicago - - 4 12 2
Cleveland 6 110
Batterle. C'onolly. Dlankcnstllp
nnd Schalk: Shaute, Karr and I
Sewell.
BOSTON ( AP) n. IT. K.
Philadelphia 0 i! 0
Boston 2 C O
Bulteriea Grove and Cochrane;
Khmke and-Ulschof f. . -
Second gnmo R. IT. K.
Philadelphia '....!.'. 8 14 ft
Boston 2 9 0
lliaterli-a Oray and Cochrane!
,u)iul;r, JtiiMifU and Blschoff.
ST. IXjnS (AP) R.
Detroit m io n
St. I.ouls .'..r.'l.. ..".... T 16l'
Bateri4i whliehlll and Manloo;
Davis. Valigtlder and llargrave.
Second game - R. IfJK.
Detroit 7 IS ' 0
St. Iiuui 9 9 1
Batteries (tolllna, Hulloway,
Wells und Wadall; Wlngard, Jon.
mird, Bnlloti and Hargrav IMxon.
go mo. One of his biggest feats was
winning 19 straight games In 1912.
equalling a record made In 188 8
by Tlm Keefe and never bettered.
KEY TO I 'KMX ANT
Prior to the start of the 1926
race. Manager Jack Dunn, who
groomed Grove at Balllmore, said
he would win 20 games Tor Mack,
possibly 26. Connie predicted a
pennunt if Orova lived up , to
Dunn's prophecy. , ;
Grove was a disappointment kurt
year after all the press-agenting
that had preceded him. He won.
only 10 games and lost two more.
However, he led the league In
strikvouts, showing he had. the
stuff, lueldc ntally, he gave the
ntost liases on bulls, proving he
lacked control.
This year Grove working much
slower, has cut down the speed of
his motion, almost coming to , a
stop at the halfway mark and is
pltohing overhand entirely. Inabil
ity to control his sldearm delivery
made most of bis trouble lost year.
','Iet Grove win 20 games this
year nnd we will make plenty of
trouble. If he eoia 26 we will Just
about win the pennant," .nays
Mack.
You can drive a car while hug
ging a girl and still keep your
mind on your business, hut not on
your driving.
Students or the tnivrrslty"Tr
Rochester, own and operate a mo
tion picture theater, thus earning
part of their expenses.
UNDER
Gaston Shows Him How
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Theiv two St. I.onia lirowim h driers. Claude Jonnard (left) and
Alex Gattton are exrhniiKnif pitrhiiijf ronfid'-nrctt. Gatitnn in '
KhotviiiK Jonnard how he holds the fork Jjall. Jonnard s-ui to
t tukiriff It p II In. no douht tigxtrUift on trying tht unuur di-liv ry ;
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