La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 02, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texttt'M r " 41 Page Two A Good Place to Trade HILL'S SPORT LONG BUTTLE ' PACIFIC fO.lsT l.KAfirK Clnhs lAt Atwlea ....... Seattle. .... . .M iMtlotlH .. Hollywood .. ..... Oakland .'. Karramento .. I'ortrnnd . Kan Francisco .. W. I. ct. ...31 SI ...!9 SS it ...! !S ...Z(S S6 ...87 2B ...! 311 ...t4 91 .GDI .S"9 .DCI9 .(.HO .r,on .4111 .41.4 .42S YFATKIUIAY'S CSAMKft Portland 2. Sacramento 0 POItTI.AND ( AT') It. II. K. Sacramento 0 7 3 .Portland . ., 2, 1 (ElmH Innlnirs.) Batterlea-J-Vlncl and Koehler; MfekPr and Berry.s n v Missions 5, Hollywood 3. fr San francisco (ap b. H. e. Hollywood .....,..i 3 11 '.Missions L..'.. 8 11 t ,' UAllPrta Slnglf Ion and Cook; Colo and Murphy. Kan Francisco A, I oh Angeles 4 LOH ANCIKIJCS (AP) : l(. . R. Snn Francisco .. . 6 10 1 Ijo Angeles ..... ........... 4 11 1 llatterlca Qeary, Moudy and Aimtw; Qlaxncr, Day, Wright and llunnah. . . Reattlo 4, Oakland S . PEATTLR AP) R. II. Oakland - , S -4 Seattle 4 7 liatltsrk-s MrKjenry and Bool; Ramsey and K. Baldwin. ' IflRTIAM) PbAXS KKillT ronTl.ANH.'Or., Junn i. (AD Younir xNntlonallma. hantnm wlKht. hita been alined to meot Sullor'J HnWiinl Muyhi-rry. of lMt AiiRi'lfii. in' tlio- ninln '(vont hem J ThMM' pluiiui tttoplt hav ono IllvunluK''. Thi y m t Ihrlr ponny'ii worth whru lhiy wtiKh, i A Check . You get a cheek for your hat and coat for convenience and safety 1 . , . , tU IltaKC bUre mat yOU get )t IUCk. r . i , I Oet a Check On yOUr ln-J fcurance -by this Agency for rnnvpnionpA nnrl cofo- ty-to make sure 'that, your interests are safe guarded that in ease of loss bv fire vou will pt 1. 1 your money back. W Wrlm I'olMies night." CHAS. H. REYNOLDS The Insurance Man Worth Knowing' YOU You may Iwre born protn lerd without any poMtlre (uarnntne. that yon ironM cam not lens than 1 In temit on tome of tlw wo. railed irllt elfit InnvUmcnta arul mvliupt, We hare vmr rmiipalNis which dlsc'lnxa tlie fact of not over 4. U pakl If withdrawn within a dx-yir period. UNITED STATES MEEKER WINS "A Good Place To Trade" NEWS Billy Evans Says: HARD TO FOOI, Afft" and service don't appear to dim the hat 1 1 up ryes of the big league kI urn. And, with the ccrepHqri 'of. tho iliijoc'n of the Itulti type, most of tho veteran ure : miKhty-hard to strikeout,';';- - ' " .-.-''.", In theAnierlran Jeanne Joe S w ell was the toughest batter to whiff IsM season, striking out only four liiiH'fl, Hnd Kddle Collins, despite SO campaign In the bltt show,' was hfcond, Mriklnir out only .ebjht tirnn. " ' : i Collin hurt d Krrat"fy Isn't hoth- end by any sly I of. pltrlilnp. ran rllrk a ball on thfl ouUlde twrd to ! ft field, fulls away on pitch In Ide and pull thm down the rlffht fii'ld foul linn a mil a mlnut. Collins has a pot auprtltlon which h religloujily follows r4 lu ll ve to strlkinir out. Whon h strpa to th platA he always haa a wad of Rum on lb button of his cap. The moment ho st two atrikra on him he puts It In hl mouth and starts chcwlnjr it. If lie roachei first It Iminodlalely lfl foplarpd on the button of tho cap. tsrr.nrjmso pacts "s A s'unce at last year's strike-out column reveals th rather interest inr fact that Ty Cobb and Trta HpenJcer. two of the fame's frivol ett baUmcn, fell victims to the wtlos of the American loaa-u pitch ers only It times. Sam. Rice, Wash In Kt on star, fanned on only 10 occasions. Johnny Mrlnnla of tho rittshuri; iriralra, who shared flnit base with George Grantham, alwaji a diffi cult player to Mriko ouC waa fan ned only once In the 166 times he came to tutt In the National leajrue laift st-OHOn. Yi't, on his very first trip to tho plute In tho ' world erlea, faclnx Walter Johnson, at hla bent. "Ktuf- fy looked over three fu?t onel with hurdly time to iret hl U&i oft his tihoiilder. He sir tick out twice in the series In 14 tripn to the plate, while he was a Mrlkeout victim only on en during; the season. Peculiar. AHldi from the record of having he'n struck out only once during the 192,-! Hfosqu. "Stuffy" MrlnnU hon.sti unother unusual perform nnce. - DuHnir an entire saeon of play at first base for Cleveland, he made only one error and that an undeserved one. HI BHKR-RAT HICK Whilit Sum Rice has m, keen pair I of eyes, he doesn't get anywhere near the basea on halls one would I expect. This might be explained hy say- Ilng thnt once 8am' ta the pitcher In the hole he beglnn nicking on cry cripple, cutM at every hall ttuit. looks good enough to hit. I Itice, with Tils great speed and 'the fact Hut he Heein.t to be In ino- it- Htm III" IJali I, is niO.Hl dangerous batsman. He gets what often appear to he fluke hits, dun to thew af-ts. In American MUue circles op. iailn p rerer to iic-s bat 0UT 0UR -WAX M ' Wtt&UM NUT 5A1D y I !H- WOZ M -SHORT CUT f XT fai tin Good Go&m sakes V ' ' ' .j fe'l IF VA STtP OVJ A RAIUVA GT i" M BUR4T'. F VA STEP on A TiE. i f 1 rx I VA GT A SLIVER im VOuR Foot A Mfiyf?,-. 1 IF VA smPtMTH' GRASS woo RE fj ... I &MM. UBou GlT fcrf rfrt A -Snake, ,Mr v V'.V "A AM AKWPUACE. else. sTomes; tir m H ' f 4t it : H l f.M MII4I4.M U HUJU 1 1-1 H M JU4MhU t.l t "Jin , 'I ' ' ' J k i t . CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER U.S. GOLFERS PILE UP LEAD JUT. ANORKWH. Kcotlond. June S (AP). The American golf team piled up a commanding lead of three matches to one when the first day 'a ptny for the Walker enp eniled this afternoon. Jess Bwe!tner ami Uoorgo Von Kim defeated Itobert Ilurris and Major V, p. Jlealet, S and J. Hohhy Jones and Waits tlunn, of A I lun ta, defeuted Cyril Tull-y und Arthur Jumleson Jr., 4 und 3. t Robert A. Gardner, of Chicago. (ii i) itoiuuti Muckfnxle. of WttNit iligloil, d-feate4 K. K. Htorey Olfl V. G. Hrownlow, one 'lip. Dulmet lHfel4l. The Americans siifft-.rd ' th. lr fit st loss whn Kruncls Ouluiei and Jesse Guilford r defeated by Roger Wxttwred and Kir Km- (est HuldernesH In the: two-ball foursomes, 4 up and 3 to pluy. Aftrntoufi (tonts Out Wethered-IIo'dHriit'K?!. 4 14 3L6 4343U. . lulniet;Outlf6rd. "344 4C4 434 In WeiherV-dl.olde'iness.- 4t4 v .t; . .-niilmet-GHirroYd 444 ,W Out HweetseV- Von ' Kim, 444 43434. ;-' ' Harris-Heziet, 464. 464.534- 634 44 -3S. - In Kweetser-Von Klni 33. ', Harris-Heilet- 4fi.- " , Out-i- Joq-yi Gunn.; 4&fi 4f.i 63 ay. ;4 i V i : - - Tolley.Janileson, 414 &&4 424 -37. , - In Jones Gunn. 434 464 Tolley-jHiiileitoii. 484 454 BERT AV1LDE, OF BELLINGHAM, IS WINNER IN GOLF PORTLAND. un.. Junn 3. (AP) Bert Wilde,- Belllnkham. WaHli.. proIeaalonnK emerired''the winner yeaterdny In the Ori-Kon open KOlf oluLtnplonahfp tournament with u arore of 35 for the .73 liolwt. John Jitnor, Portland pro. was one atroke behind with" S8- and Dr. O. V. Wllllnit. Portland ' amateur, was third ttlth J8S. Prank ' DOlpli, kixt . yitra Oro- von state champion, finished fourth with 290. nod Mel Hmith, Portland pro. and Abe Rsplnoao, - of (tan Francisco, trailed him with 391 MOAV. PHI MICTION . NKW TORK The open aeaaon of predlolt Ions naf arrived. 'The '.aleet thai the former kaiser Ofraln will be emperor of Oennuny by Xinaa day.- made by Trlnce IouU !e Hourbon, member of the Spnn- -is belntr made of rubber.: Whe n he steps to the plate one often henrs the remark: . VWell let lun ret , old -.Wliibher-haf." . - V ' Dun to the fuct that he Is hrd to fool, hlUt lots of bulla after they seem almost tpaat him, Jtlce rets many Texim Leas;era'' Qii balls Just out of reach. , . TAur to wHirr The free-8winKra, the (lufger- type batsmen, are the easiest to set down on strikes. With them they either do or don't and, when they fail to hit safely, they oftn are struck out.'' Take the threo famous Hmrgera of the New York -Yankee Kuth. Meuse! and Gehrig. The liabe whlfft-d AS times lust season, IMt-u- el 65 and Oehrip; 49. - - Othi-r free-swlnrers like McMan- us of Rf- l.ouLs OoNlin of Washing ton. tuyhr or Plustiurir, llannett of ChlCQKo and Kelly of New York all W4re struck out 60 or more tlmea durinfr the sen-ton. A chanife of pace on the part of th pitcher, which few hir! can adupt their style to, In part ex plains the many strikeoutn by play. en who tref dtdnner to thHr rtti)L Star for State I.-t Capt. B-hn Gi1m (top) and Ye Aldfriui.r, llichloan State Colleli haa a gi-eat ptlr ot athletea. Ort la a sprinter while Alderman la u. aC-round atar. sittnlns In the ashe and broad Jump aa veU an aevcra other events. Both- are junior an will compile In Ue tin annt-il 1 U.V-t meet to be held at Z.al kci. June 4 and 6. . KPROM. Kncland. June (AT) f'oronach won the derby h4r to day. The wi miner, a chestnut colt. Is owned by I-prd Voolavinfton. W. Singer's bay coif, iancegaye was aeeond and Ijord Derby's brown colt, f'olorado. was third. : Ixtrd Astor's bay colt, Swift, wum fourth. Nineteen ran. :. - The rttee, over a distance of one. and one-ha!f mlfw. 29 yards car ried atakea valued at neurly $60, hki. j. childs had the e- up on the winner. . . Ilrttinir IJvely ( Jvortl Derby's Colorado, at 3 to 1 .iriiln.st. started the hottest favor He tho.derhy. has- known- for .rffftny years: He is reported to have car ried nearly $te.ono,0io of backer money as he had been ifenerally plckeil- by the experts as a sure winner. w , : Coronach wti olo heavily back ed, but U was a great day for the bookuiakers who lied been tretnbl Inn at the projneU , ff. Colorado came home first. . - Notwithstanding n drlujre, scores of .thousands Inchulinir the kinjf anil tie n, braved the storm to wltni-ss the classic. Kid Starkey Defeats . Evasco in Ninth Round KI.A MATH FALLS. Ore.. June (AP) Fnalile to ovcrcomO weiKht hanillrnp of approximately ten pounds. Wildcat Kvasco -was knocked out hi ttie ninth round of his bout with Kid Starkey herejlast nlKht. Thn flitht Stnrkey'n.'al the wal.'oHhonirh In i-arliir rounds Kv-.tsco ilenioiifitrat.'d his superior ity ,:m a hoxcr. They iminlit ' at ctc,hwelirlit!i. Jack Crhn kn'ockeil out.. Karl sol In the fourth round of- tfm M-iul-whtQini, WILLIAMS I I .fttx mgyaar CORONACH W IS EPSOM DERBY Three Miners In Butte Chicago Downs St. Louis In Home Game, 10 to 9 N.4TK!.I I.KAI F, Club Cincinnati . Chlcoiro' . Pllinhurfr llrookljo .. New York . t. Ixiula ... W. r ...2t 14 ..2 it SS II i.it 19 Pet .644 .tti .HI .US ...,.8 n k .48 ...J3 Si .480 Phllaik-lphtj, .. IS Si lloMon 13 '.'J AMT.iurA iU4;rn nuh v. i Xew Vork SI 13 Philadelphia S7 "0 WashlnRton . ......94 to Detroit tl 31 Chicago 34 13 Cleveland 31 3S Ronton .. v.. .1S SO .3ta .301 Pet .721 .ih .C45 .113 .tiS .100 -l .:s6 St. Muls .13 50 jcatiovai, i,i:.r.rr: Xevr Tork 7. Philadelphia C. CHICAGO (AP) II. n. E. St. I)uts ..: 13 0 Chicago.... 10 IS Batteries Sherdel. Bothoron :and llalnea. O'F'arrell: Kauffman, Pier cy and llartneU. . AMt.RlrA!f I JUCfR RT. IjOI'18 (AP) K. If. B. IVtrolt .. 7 7 4 St. fouls' . S 14 0 Batteries Smith. Johns. Olhson and Manlon; Colllna, C - Robert son. Fa Ik. Vona-ilder and llargrave. Portland Scrapper U Victor in Eugene Go KPOKNE, Ore., June S. (AP Jack NajOt, of Iortland. won his bout with Mickey IldKfty. of Ta como. In the Winter Garden main event here lat night, lfaffgerty took one on the chin for the count In the seventh round of tho sched uled ten round affair. " v frajnrerty won the rhr of the Cons for hid ramene.ti and staying qualities. j CIOARETTESy iCi!! . w : J Ltocm It Hnu ToiACf Co. N Entombed Copper Shaft Night of Ceaseless Ef forts to Rescue Trio Finds Workers Still -Short of Goal ' 1ILTTK. Mont.. June 3 (AD. After a nlsrht of ceaseless efforts to rvHoui three minora truppfd by a cave-In on the litHO-foot levol of tho West rolusn eopper mine here yesterday, officials of the Anucondu Copper Mining company toduy had virtually abandon.'! nil hop-s of brlnffinr the men out ulive. The three, Htewart Hender son, shift boss; Henry Iettala and Jost-ph IeUnirner, were burltd Im--neath hundreds of tons of rH.-U when a station of the roof s;avo way. Jtescue rrews w-rti still four or five sets from the place wheru the miners are believed to lie entombed. It was stated at tho mine. Work to OoniiiMio. . In spile of the belief that the trapped (inen' could not have sur vived, work of moving the liarrb-r wilt lie continued until the bodies are " rwovered," company - officials said. " They were eniiKht in the mine shaft when, without warning, a section of the roof caved In, cul ling; them off from escape, ltes cue workers at once hefran to dig away the debris, and late yester day afternoon the dixffrrs could hear lettala urKinjf them on. 1 At tala said he was pinned beneath heavy timbers, which had suvetl htm Indus; crushed by tons of roek. Hrt said he did not know Elks Attention! THE niNINO UOOM WH.l, UK- ItKOPKNKI) ON TIU'KHIA KVKNIKCl JfNH !4TH. AT S P. M. GOOD HOMK COOK I N'O Hreakfaxt 6:30 A. M. I.uncli 11:30 A.M. IMnncr 6 P. M. ight across the country! From coast to coast "Chesterfield quality" has won the endorsement of smokers in every walk of life. whore the othcj two., entombei miners were. IJttle hope Is held tlrat Hutchinson und 1-nnrne will be found allvtj. - ' Hurins; the nlfht Iettala's voice died away. Riieue workers ex pect to reach tho plarc where It was heard some time this morn, in. " IY! KIDS! j FIREWORKS Are Here, , KIDDLE'S STORE Island City 'A Let Me Save You Mottey oh Painting and Paper hanging Estimates Gladly Furnished. J. P. Morley Call MAIN 58 , Paint Dept of the Oregon Hdwe, & Imp. Co. Safely . : J (bmfurfaify J MOTOR TRANSIT CO. PawiiKcr nnil t'.xpivss Swlco I.KAVK I.A (iRAXI)i: . ; Tor Walhmn. Take anil InterniKllatc Points 0 A, M. - 1 I. l. For Pemlli'ton II A. M. 1 P. l. (Connects for Walla Wullit, Paiico and Portland) " Ixm- KimiihI Trip Italic for Summer Month. For Information, Call MAIN 799, Statre Depot. Wednesday. June 2, l'lgti. i opK oiiiniii t:sr tjuks ' NKV VOltK ' New Tork poU Ice are' KI"S 'o mulch Uio WbIi powered cart of holdup men lfii' curs Jut aa apeeily. Fifty fuat au. toiuoniles oro to be purchased for the mirsun Q' rj."in BAKER-LAW STAGE Leave La Grand 7 A. M. 12:20 P.M. and 3:30 P. IL i-l'i .' ;.' rv-'M- V-'-F ! . ti . t .