La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1926, Image 6

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Wednesday, June 23, 1926.
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GET TITLE GO
NEW YOltK, JUno 2S. (AP)
Tex Klckard uiinoiinci'd toiluy ne
gotiations were under way , with
Chicago boxing interests with u
view lo atnging tlic Jiicli Jionipm-y-flene
Titnncy heavyweight title
liont there, ,
: Tho promoter made this dlsclo
. mire after flatly declaring Unit.
the liempsey-Tunticy fight, for
which ho hnlda the signed con.
tracts or both principals, wilt lie
hold, "somewhere." . on - tho date
originally planned, Htitcinher 10,
In ftplto of the rertiHul of the state
athlrtid commission yesterday to
permit the haul in New York.
- lllckard deellneil in identify the
Chlougo manager with whom lie
la dealing tint wild the proposition
Involved aciling to them a big In
lerrt In the fight.
Stars Defeat Seattle
In 17-Innlng Contest
i.
fiuii-
I-oa Angeles
Oakland ..
Mlsalons ..
Hucrulncntlo
Seattle
Portland , , 3d 41
Hollywood 88 41
San yrnnclaed 38 45
PIC COANT IJ.Afil E
W. I pet
...4 88 .Hit
... 84 ..34
...39 37 .014
97 .014
7 41 .474
.4(17
.4117
.414
.IT
OOUBLEHEAOER
"No Hit" Jack
Teonv
Pittsburg ..
Clnclnnutl
Ht. I,oiila
ilrooklvn ..
Chlcairo ..'
New York
NATIONAL l.EAOCE
venteiwavh ltroM'ii'K
Mhwinus I, Isia Angeles 3.
I.OH ANTIEMOH (API It. II. R.
I Missions .,; . 4 ft A
l.fl Angeles 3H
I !;i rr itIch lln rfont and Murphy)
r'ramlall and Hundhcrg, Ilnnna,
: John D. Itoekefeller miyti lie
never . worries. We wouldn't,
either.
Sariainciiln 7, Reals ,
SAN l'-IIANCIWO (AP) It. It. R
Sacramento 7 13 3
Han I'YanelHro ,. it 14 6
HatteHid Keating nnd Koehlerj
Williams. Keir, Orirrtn and Aft-
new., ,
Hoston .-. 83 83
'hlladclphla .. , 83 84
W. U
....84
.. 84 SI
..It, tt
....30 21
30 81
80 83 .484
.411
Pet.
.14
.(81
.eca
.007
.443
American i.EAfiti:
Tenmi w. U
New York 44 IS
Cleveland ,.,...86 29
Chlenito 36
Philadelphia 30 J9
Detroit i 38 82
Washington ; .88 83
Ht IrfllllH .. .;; .....UC 89 '.
HOHton .. ........ 17 44
.871
Pet
.08
.048
.048
.048
.007
.470
.391
.878
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. -12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
- onalniul 4. Portland 1,
OAKLAND (AP) It. If. K.
Porllnnd , ., , ; 110 0
Oakland 4 111
IlutterieH Meeker and Ilerryj
Kunz, .MeKenry, I'Voeintin, Cfng
linid and Hunt, l,omhardi,
VEKTEHDAY'K CAMEet
llullywwsl 9, Heat lie 7.
HRATTI.K (AP) It. H. R.
Hollywood -....'..;..',.... 8 1i 2
Health. I 1
(17 Innlnffg.)
Iintterlea Khellenhnek, Mulenhy
nnd I'eter; llaty, Itntnaey and
llnldwln. . 1.
I "So low 'tire- nrmy , milurlen . in
;.J'Vnnoo that offlcerH In.orak rav-
mlry rejfltnenlH und proftKdom or
the wni. .fmllixm tin
I , ...... imiviiik in.
menlnl Inhoi' lo lilnftrteiit their In-
romn. . Many are In dlro want
: AMERICAN l.l'AfilT.
Cleveland 8, Chleairo 4.
Xew tork 7, ,Viwhlnplon8 (first
Kiime). 1 -f ...
Heeond Ifiime : j"U ft. II. V,
New York ,.!i;li;.t
wnnninion ;.w. .1 i 5
IlutterieH llovl. Colllim . and
Heniroimh :. I'nlmi'rp, OBdeii,' llor
ri ll and fltiiet, Tnle. ,J M' .
TiKTROlT . (AP) ,' It. H. K.
l. Jiullf. 4 fl ;1
Keirolt i i;....;....';.: ;.. 9 i i
UatlerleH WlllKWd. OoBltn: Ilal
lou.' Vnihvllrtejr iin I Hxofi' tfcthaiw!
Whitehall, Dana' and ; Woodall..
NATIONAI II
I'hlhidelplilu 6 Ni.w .york
llrooklyn 4, llonton J.'.
it auyU y
I .EiU IL. IB
COURSE RECORD"'
.'SHATTERED BY
. AMERICAN PRO
T. ANXR8. Eniflnnd. June 23.
(AP) Th Ht. Anne'a courao rec
ord wna final lrrd ror thn aecond
tlino today when Walter.- llacen,
Amorlran profeHelonul champion,
returned a brilliant round or 88 In
tho DrlliHh open iroir. ehunitilon
Nhlp. Ilaffen'a reeord-hreaklnir card:
Out 3 8 4 4 3 4 4 4 333
In ;...;,..8 4 5 4 8 8 6 430118
STARKE Y
PERSONALS
Jack- IlernUy, 17yar-oll Lamlrfj
(Mlch.l fclrtb achool boy. who haa
hun up an enviable pitching record
la .hla (raahman year. During the
laat aeaaon ha hurled three no hlt,.
no-run aamrf . and In another allowed
out on aarety and one tally He
lunnea 21 ualtera In one fn.u nH
,nad a conaecutive atrlkeout record
" ' of aeven.
wmwmgQ
wianuiuimy j
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
v.-.;. INMMcngnr.aml Expittsa Scrvkw" (yn ihi.r
' " -J'' t' ' ' IKAVB i;A (iRANIH3.''!".'.!,. ?."UJ..,
For Walkma Ikn ami lntei'mt'dlnio Points a A. 31. 4 p. 11.
. i";.". . For I'ciiilleion It A..JI, 4 !.' M.-!t.' 'i
(Conheclg ror W11II11 Walla, I'aacp and Portland)';
1 ' . low ltound Trip Itntea for Siiinniex Monftla,' '
ft lniorniallon, Coll MAIN 799, -Slime Depot,' " '
Cincinnati. (AM . n. ir. t:.
Chlcairo .. ' 3 13 0
t iitcinnuti .. j 3
lallorle. Onhorne. Iiiwh- ami
lliirlnelt; May and llafgrum.
HT. IIPIH (AP) . If. It. K,
PltlBhurJr 8 f,-. 1
Ht. IjOiiIh 1 j ; 0
llatler'lett-Meailowa and Smith;
Keen and OTurrell. '
Until they install a summer resort
' at the North Pole
wear
Dufold
Union
Suits
For
Credit
THE TOGGERY
Andrews Bros.
Cleaning: and Pressing:
For
Credit
Suzanne Lenylen III;
Unable to Play, Today
WIMT1LKDON, Vtino' 28. (AP)
.line. Miijtinnc In(rlen. Frrnch ten.
, nia marvel., woo taken III' ahortty
I lifter hef arrival here today ror a
voiiiun wuounira iraitch In. tho Juhl
len tournament.': It wa ktjitril. at
thn olulioiin.lhat Hlie, woiiW proh.
alilyvbe.unaJtlo 10 pluj-i-till after
1106ft. k , ; .. . "-; a; ; ', m ,...1 , ,
Tim : yinil)loilon- 'tourimijfent
committee fliiully Offered thn Am
erlcjm .women douhte - team.
Mary K Hrowne ., nnd I-ybiabeth
llynrt, dernult us (lio reBUltj 0'
Mile.' l,eiiKlen'a J)luei.,,v . .. 'fe A
Amerleun rh.min on.- ,m created
lira. II, Edgliiftonjid.J.i.C-i," '
Billy Evans
Says:
HTAIIKKY (Hiieeliil) It. R.
Thomn and John w. WcIIh have
delivered their wool lo market
I-'rnnk O'l'ary. who Ii.-ih been
vlHlllmr In l'orll.nil. haa returned
to hia home here.
It. 1. WllliamH haa vnnc to All
eel to repair John Wella' llirealiltiK'
machine before hnrvent time.
Mr. and Mra. (Jeorife l'.'ri'k.son. of
linker. vIhIiciI two daya thl week
wllh Mra. Rrlekaon'a mother, Mra.
Al. .M. niornburff. nnd brother, II.
A. 'I hornhuro', Mr. and Mra. Krlck
aon rn returnina' from a two weekn
vImII. lo Portland.
Oaenr Jphnaon visited in Pendle
ton two ilnys laat week.'
Jack Htareo lnw Kone to Pendle
ton after nomc hoi ecu.
(I. V.' llnircy ha been liiiiillno
uippllea to the aheep ranch, the
pnjL week.
John Pedro nnd Tllll Jones, of
the aheep ranch, were buslnesa
visitor here the first on the week.
CliASK wua, Ti:i,i
Class will eventually tell In all
aporta. baseball In particular.
Tho PlltshurK- club of the Na
tional league; la u ahlninir example,
or hub trutn.
In the world serlca of 1320, with
lio acrlea atandina; three to ono
in rs..vor of wushlnKton and the Pi
rutea apparently out of It. the club
rame hack to win a glorious world
chumplonship.
Picked lo repent Its pennant sue
cess of last season, the pirates got
away to a terrible start this apring
and for Weeks trailed III the see.
ond division. ,
A club less t-rimn nilglit have
furled up nnd ftnlt.hiit now. with
the rac more than onMhlrd over,
it la In the thick; of the flgiit ' vf
.rittsburt'' la -A. a-reat "imii .flSni..
The team that, beat' It will jnat
about win the National IcaRiic. pen-
SHADES
iiik n.iun rai'io .
NHW YOHK A. K. IWcourt
haa come up In the world unite, n
bit since he sold n"Uspupera. He Is
already owner of four llroadwoy
corners und. bin just bought the
Consolidated Htoek Kxcllnllire foe
I i 1,4(111.0110 nnd will tear it down
10 ereci u 1 u.iiiiu, ijiiii skyscraper.
HOCK El l :1,1,1:11s en TOI R '
WAWO.VA John I). Itoeke:
feller Jr., his wife, three children
and three friends spent the night
here. They are on un iiulomobltn
lour und expect to spend several
daya In Yosemlte valley.
"Union: Oil of California"
could have existed for forty
three years only as the result
of the continued, success cf
its products.
Aristo Jotor Oil
Non-Carbonjzing Western
Kangurooa uru ilecrouslng in
Australia. i'edeairlaiia decrease
here.
Aristo Motor Oil is all lubrication, containing
neither paraffin nor asphalt. The hard, flinty
abrasive "carbon" that many motorists iinil on
valves, cylinder heads and spark plugs after a few
thousand miles of use never comes from this line
Western oil. ' i ; . i
The small amount of residue that Aristo leaves
U a fine, soft, fluffy substance, most of which
blows out with the exhaust. 1
' Motors in good condition which are lubricated
with Aristo, therefore,' run several years with
out the troubles, lay-ups and expense so often
due to "carbon." ' .
A further preventative of "carbon" is the use
' f "Mtf-detonating Union Gasoline with" 1 Aristo '
Motor1 Oil. This combination is probably the '
m6st effective that is known.
'oPcMP
'TO SERVX TOV"
MORI; Alipi T Wo.MEV
NKW YOltKrViews of Wttfl II.
Km hn, Jhi nke.r, on . A merlcuii wo.
loro'-'veratHe und mora mihti
iiiau iiieurmo .man ,ran fool 1hetn,
iui .viijirfsi .uiui iiiey are rnro
lous, 'srlqlled ' and ' selNcentered,
ini y urn none of. thews'; things".
SAVED Till Hit 1KMJS
PASSAIC, N.- J. - Josephine
Oruboiilse und Ullr.iilli'ta - k'raaun.
owshl : have gone to Jull to auve
their dog'a Uvea, The sentence
were alternative trt destrtictloti
of the ;iinllcensed dogs when (he
Kins refused to, pay ines.
adek op WA'bi).i',iii ;
"I-.ClJ,':(lrOVC.r;:(.'Aiin&' 'jklarfi
iur southpaw, brpuifht "clc ylvl.
memorlea or the one and only Hub
in a recent game n lioston. -The
veteran Juck Qnlnn. nltchln
for the Athletics, had held tlm licd
MX helpless ror eighth Innings.
Trouble caihe ntileklynnjl.aJhi.ost
oetore Manager Mack catild get a
snb.itltiite pitcher ready, Ibn. liases
were., ruled with only "on( viit.
Tn Athletics nt the tlrf enjflye,
but a alight lead nnd Orovc wne
rushed into the breach.
' It certainly made me think n
Waddeli as Orovb buaaed bin fast
one over. lie struck out the side
on Just 12 pitched halls,
To have provided typical Wad
dell atmosphere, drove needed Only
a-ran in nia out riehicrs na ltiihe
often did In nn exhibition game nn.
fter me same conditions,
A Chicago boy, hailed Into, court
on a disorderly condiict" charge,
was Buntenced -' by the t Jinlgo to
read good hooka. The schlehce
was curried out under, aunervlalon
oi a court orriclul..
I
In Turkey they huvn Suiidav on
our h'rlday.'so 1iy the time we have
our Sunday the Turks have recov.
ci'cd . . - 1 .
TOURING
Ha ve you changed your
plug within the lut
year? ;
If not, your content
mcnt and satisfaction
on your tour will be
insured if you install a
full set of dependable
Champion Spark Plugs
before you start.
aiMto.VvC
M, laaMMMkM a
CHAMPION
0alkl4 , fnr, tajrla
' VAXCE COMES RACK
7t looks as If the soh writers Iwvi
wasted n lot of sympathy on Dnzzv
wince, ine speed king or the Na
tional leiigue. . ..
In the enrlv nnrt or rtie
Vance, regiirilcil an the outstanding
pncnor or nis league, lust couldn't
win a mil gome for Tirooklvn.
Minor In.liirlea or vnrlo'us kinds.
nn abununnt crop or bolls and then
soreness or tho good old right
arm played havoc with his work.
Illval buttem snlil the "linn" nn
the fast one was missing, that
Vance's curve no longer . broke
sharply and the way he was driven
from the box lent strength to thn
opinion. .
Ir any one had exnressed the be.
Her nl tile opening or the aenann
that Vance wouldn't win a ball
game until June, he would hAve
been figured the prize nut of base,
ball. s
It so happened.
tVllTFPS FOirRTEEN
Then, Just when It seemed as If
Vance nilghi he consigned to the
nos-neen" class, the wires flash
tho news thn! Thuar had beaten the
uiants and struck out 10 mm In
lurumg ine thick. '
That looked nromlslnff for
vanco comeback, provided he ever
went away. In his nest start ha
enllpaed the performance or his in.
1 1 mi victory, dewplte the ract thut
ue aian-i get credit for the gume.
in nine innings he struck out 14
men. a aeoson record to ilate. He.
moved for a plnch-hltter. the aume
wnui into extra Innings, Ureoklyn
n-iiiuiuK: in ine tin.
It la pleasing news that Vnnr.
lppeom to tin us good n ever, thni
Uis Inability to win wna hut tern,
porary, due to the various ailments
10 wnien players ui-e otten sub
jected. Colorful Playera like Vance are
alien a great asset to the game Hint
their passing la a distinct loci
noaebui! needs such playera.
The name Of the famous bridle
path, -notten l!ow," In Hyde Park,
London, la believed to be a cor.
rnptlon from the Krenrh' Home do
tot Chesterfields,
the best Turkish tobacco
and nothing but the best f
Where does Chesterfield
get its spicy tang, its delicate
piquancy of taste and aroma?
From cosdy Turkish tobac
cos, world-famous for their
distinctive character, thleir
sheer excellence of quality.
And how does Chesterfield
get its mellow fullness and its
satin-smoothness? From the
way .this fine Turkish is
blended with the choicest
Domestic leaf; carefully,
shrewdly, in that can't-ber
copied Chesterfield way that
brings out the hidden flavors
in each type of leaf.
It took no end of skill and
patient experiment to get this
blend right
Was it worth it? Just
smoke a Chesterfield and let
the good tobaccos speak for
themselves 1
CIGARETTES
t SUCH POPULARITY MUST 4 BB
D E S U KVXIB
1.
llol (aUiif 'a fcrlva. . , .