La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 26, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text: ;; i i ' if S 4 P i ii i Paee Two LA GRAND H, EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, June 26, 1926. Yes, The Disposal Sale- STILL CONTINUES TO GIVE BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT- ' We have had wonderful sale in our Ladiea' Ready-to-Wear Department because we are giving: big: values in our Silk Dresses, Coats and House Dresses. It does not take a ahrewd buyer to see at a glance that the values in this sale are genuine beyond a question of a doubt. We cor dially invite the closest inspection of every department. We will have something new for you next week. Ready-to-Wear Section offers tremendous values in Silk Dresses, House Dresses and Lingerie. Sensational sale of Millinery still continues and the money you can save in this department" will sur prise you. Another Selling. Special for' Monday The Piece Goods Department is full of Summer Fabrics at re markable savings. Fancy Silks, Rayon Silks, French Voiles, Nor mandy Voiles just what you need for the summer days at a big saving to you.: . Raining Suits the Bradley make none quite so good. A large assortment to choose from and you can save here. TO DEFEND HIS CROWN '8! Los Angeles, Oakland Turn in Shutout Wins imcikic uv-r i.-fiVi" J Cluha w. I 1VI. jom Angvlr .... Oakland '.. Missions .. . Sarramento -. .-. Hi-all le .. .... Portland ... l- Hollywood .,, Sau rVanrlwo ...4T J .,.1 3' 41 Si 40 39 . !9 H 37 43 37 4 3 , S 48" .610 .639 .SIS .506 .481 .413 .4C3 I .42 SCIES GIVE . Tivi no tiput i VKkTEKDAV'S GAMES liM An;HM 3, Mission O. IJIH ANC.RI.E8 (API It. H- R- .Missions .. , ' 0 3 1 los An'ls 3 fi 1 Hull.-rl.n Bryan and Murphy: Wrluhl and Hannah. Sun Pram-two (I. KiMinniinlo 3. SAN KltAXCISCO (API R. H. K. Sacranu'nlQ .. ' . 3 10 2 San Krani'laro 1 " 0 Hattt-rla Vinci, Shea ami Kochlcr; Mitchell ami An"W. Our Ladies' Shoes are going good. We have wonderful bargains that we are giving to you in this department Buy them now. Hill's Department Store Itocky Kansas, linhlwr-ight champion,' will .defend his title against that promising and popular Windy City battler. Sammy Alandell. iu the near future. In Mandetl. Kansas will encounter a fuv worthy of his best efforts: in fact, many pugilistic experts liellev.: there'll In a ln w titlelioldcr .following; the clash. Kansas. It will be recalled, came Into the honor lasl Jeceinber when he whipped Jimmy Goodrich, the defender, on points in IS rounds. Oakland OAKI-ANH Porllund Oaklund Ilntlerles 5, I 'on land 0. (AC) It. II. K. 0 0 3 fi a o Payne. Haeliac and POUTI-AN'n. fire. Juno S (Ap) . 1-Chiick ilelhmin, clever I'ortiaml buniuniwelglit. battled Hurt Tuylor, lYrrc. Haulo. lnd contender for ilt world title, to a U n-iound draw here lasl niKlit. The decision wan unpopular with (he niivspiiper men anil rlnmiil.m who Raid Taylor five rounds. 1. man one and called the other four even. . HHlman's bent' round was ' I he second when he kept Taylor away, and bombarded him wllh hurrugd of lefts and rights. Tax, lor came back In the next fou, frames and left the! guine llellmaa KMpinir from the effects of lib murderous rtKhV liny Hurler, fllobe City heavy, weight, knocked out Young 'jack ficwiiscy, Tiicoina, . In the second round of the scheduled six-round semi-wiudiip. and llenny Wolf, i,o Auk'I.-h welterwelglit. took a four round decision over Al Ornein. Hokane. ;, - . r ' Tobin: Pruett and Halter. , Hollywood H. Sea I lie it. SKATTI.K (AP) " E. Hollywood .. II 2 Seal! I .. - 5 14 0 Batteries Kullerton, Ilollerson ami Pelers; Rest, Itumsey. and K. Haldwin. LONDON AJioiner blow to the Rrtllrh sporting world. Ah a ten pig player Albert I'Vedcrlck Arlh.ur (leorge Winilsor is a good Duke of York. He and his partner took the Wimbledon doubles' like llagen took the open. And the dukn made Miljua some wild shols. Into the. grand stand that nearly hit the duchi'ss. the ring, and left for his dress ing room. Billy WUhurn knocked out .N'eal J.ons; in the final round of a four-round event. SPORTNEWS I thi Im iicJi on trik(Ji YANKEES If DQUBLEHEAQER. Billy Evans Says: Bell and O'Brien Go To Ten-Round Draw JOHNSON IN 1110. I am. positive that If Walter Johnson had been 41 record-seeker. he could have broken Warden's KI'OKNB, Ore.. June ft. API mark, that season. Johnson only Ansel Bell, who claims New York worked when pressed. If his team bift Uomn anA Toniniy o-Urlen. gave him a three or four-run lead of ,.orandi batl,pd , a tP. he was willing to take things easy. rouu Uraw , , maln fvf!nt 0( a 1 umpired a number of ball ,., r,, ,k ,. ciub w.-i.'rci. HnclnnaM".'- .tf..U.Uf U 'tH7 l'lltsburtr ,. ,...,..4 J6 .478 HI. louts ,......,.....J4 II .t.63 lirooklyn J .Hi Chicago ,. 31 New Vork ,., 3 -492 Itotton , ,...,,..,.,,, Ji 35 ,.lt Philadelphia - 23 3 .377 games for Johnson that season In which ho would cut down on his speed the luoment -lib teammates gave him a safe working margin. I' Johnson won 2& games in 1910, so It Is easy to fgure there were a i number of spots where Walter was not forced to .put Jfrfana. Suspend Oiling Work From July 2 to July 6 Oiling oper!n on the Old Oregon Trail highway will be sus pended between the dates of July 2 and. July fi so that the road.H will be In good condition for the Kourth of July trafrle. It is an nounced today by thA local offices of the state highway commission. Oiling oH--ratlons are now under way between Telocaset and Haines and between llaker and Pleasant Valley. iL.y;i:N mist pay vi' NKW YORK The hat that Wal ter Hagen must buy Bobby Jones in payment of a bet over the Brit ish open need not be of the ten gallon variety. Joining in British praise of Hobby's modesty Is II. Y. Barrow, of the Metropolitan Golf association, who says the champion can wear the headgear he took across t ha pond. ; here last evening. O'Brien weighed In at U4 and Bell at 130. i The two went at It from the start and the bout was popular with the fans. Tommy Howe, of Portland, toss. forth-. h.is best ed his own towel Into the ring af ter mixing, t for a while with Clubs New York, .. I'hlrngo Philadelphia Cleveland ., . Ho I roll Washington . Hi. Uiuis Boston ; W. I. ,4 3U st au vie 31 ..at. si ..33 ,13 .31 33 .31 419 ..II 44 Pet. .(97 Ml .030 ,D30 .607 .491 .4110 .331 TWO OP P.XPKIITS "Iefty" Grove has succeeded Walter Johnson as tho strikeout king of the .American league. , Walter Johnson. afUxJMysjMirs Of rannwlgnlng In the Junior dr. ' ' . V V " " V 77. T ',i vis was given the bout on a tech- cult no .nn miwm a Ihnulil' In h" "OU ll haVU added f rOjn 30 tO-It " " 6" " " rikln out 1 bfuer ,! 11 e "i" "'keouls that season had h, " knockout. I low- went to striking out a batter, except in the . .hl ,...t -i his corner when the gong sounded, ll-lmportant pinch. purposely sought the record. . f up a towel, ilurled It Imo Johnson, who once was figured . , . - ' - Again In 'isil Johnson struck PT game In 19U4 when he set his out soj men. He won the remark- record mark. Grove, a a able number or 3! ball games that leaguer, averaged from year wllh a club that was far from game, to 10.8S. great. i libs best season in the minors was in 193 wuite ne struck out .tail batters, aii average or almost 1 1 YESTniinAY'8 nEM'l.T ' AMl'.niCA I.EAflltK New York 13. Boston I. Keeond Rumi"- n. t. K. New Vork II 14 3 Boston 4 Batteriesmiocker and Collins Kuhnlser. Jlusscll, I'oremnn and Hlokes. cincAoo (ap) n. ir. k, 81. 1a)iiI , ; , :n m , j Chicago 4 1? s Batteries Gaston end Hehung; l-'uber. Thurston, 'McCurdy and Hiiuilk. national ij:ahi i; New, York 4, Brooklyn 1. 11. P.. 17 I 15 I piTTHiiriuv (ap) n. Cincinnati .. 9 Pittsburg n : Batteries Donahue, May. I.urns and Plelnlch; Aldrldge. Yde. Old ham and Hinlth. PlIHAriRI.PHIA (AP) It. 1L li. Hosion 7 Hi j Philadelphia g in 0 Batteries Mogrldgn and J. Tay lor, liean; Wllloughby nnd Hen-line. Yale Captures Varsity Race rrom Harvard NEW I-ONUON The mighty power eliy crew met Harvard challenge Friday even pulsed tho Crimson for rowing glory In four years. Taking the lead soon aft start and onttlng the pace then on to the finish, the b Kit eight crossed the rinli of the four-mile pull fully lengths In front. There seei ncaroely any doubt of the outcomo at any stage of the race in spite of Harvard's courageous efforts throughout the length of the picturesque Thames liver course. Yolo's triumph In the struggle that brought the fifty-ninth regat ta, to a close cam after Harvard iwuj broken the grip of tho Bull dot upromacy by winning the two preliminary raoso ta tho morning for tha tint Urn alaoo lilt. as having pitched an ordinary game when he filled to whiff six or more of the opposition, Is con lent to coast along. Walter is now pitching with his lieail fur mora than, his arm. lie admits he didn't go to the gray -matter stufr seriously until Ills arm began to fiilh li) in. Mays he Is sor ry hedliln't lake up tho so-called mart stufr sooner. In tho National league, Taz2y Vanoe still holds sway, despite the fact that a crop of bolls and a sore arm handicapped his work during (lie early stages of tho rare. Polo Tournament Opens At Vancouver Barracks VANC01"VEn, Wash.. Juno 30. (AP) The Pacific northwest polo tournament opens hern today with a, gubie. between the" Portland Hunt .club and the 76th Field Ar tillery teum. of Monterey. Cal. Ten gamf4ye to he played at tho Van couver HaTracks field. One of the contenders IhU year is the Fin ley all-stars, headed by. Captain Glenn K. Flnley, inrnwr captain minor and coach of the Portland Hunt 8.11 pen c"'b too in. MAY IlKAT HIXOUD A fan wrtttv m lutklriK what chance either Clrov or Vuncc him of ttrfftklnr th HtrlkPout rwnM of Iho mnjor lentfitea? I in Ik ht nny that both havo a rhnnrit, btit II is rutlior reinot. Urov, I Ih-IIhvp, hu Hroult'r ioiwt blllttfa thun Vnnro, nlnrn hn hut youth, enuhlhiff hi in (o work much oft tier thun Ihn lirooklyn ittur. Tho Mrlkt'out n'cord of the ina- Joth is hold by the kitt Huho Wmt. who In 1904 whlflV.l 34 liut. turn. Waihloll wnB a left-httiulrr. The nturost uiiiroich 10 thin rec ord in (ho miijor wua uuulo by Vul(r Johnnon In lyio, whon ha Nt'iit 313 oH Din onixnlUun btirk to That teuton marked Johnson'n lut threat ut the Wadilcll record. IurliLf tho nt-xl four y4ir h tfot Huy or biore butu-nt on MrikR. Hlnco lyid he huAM't broken Into tho 3i0 cUum. Vunct-'tt bent rffort came u 1923 when h fannM 2tii ni4n In 909 litnlitKN. Thin year In tho firnl 41 , litiilnir tltrhil Iia irtntfLt mil 4 1.' I V mi (') arm bi no longer uhlt to j work oviTiinio. nnd for that rcunon in cluuifi' of ' brcuklntr Vmbl-'l j mark of 343 trlk ouln 1b jn.it a ((iiT iiunniniiiiy. per gum. Clrove is thf pitching- wnwitlon of lh yir. His chanr to brc:ik Wud d c !n rro rd mf rely adds to tint Inti-rHt that it bi'lnjf takn In his work. CHIXKKK MI-:iICI.K Use Jh'rhB and lioots for cur ing your ailment a. . lil'.V OX 2102 4th St. p. O. Box 820 Ijx Grande, Oregon. HAS IIKST niANci: Without a doubt "U'tty" Crovn is ih" only pllhr in llio mujoni with ii rhuurr to dethrone (he great Itnbo Waddi ll. TIiIh m'ftson in tho flrHt 103 In nlnjoi m pitrh'd Clrove t'unnfd 83 iiM-n. Whilo great pitching. It in below th average that would have to be nvilhuilnt'd to mna-Hh tho Waddcll mark. drove, itH u niemher of tho Haltl more club, bettered ',H'httII'H iw- eruge for five uceen.slvfl yrnr. Wuddell averaged T.7 Hlrlkeuut.i Bang! Bang! Bang! CRACK r.RS Al ASK Tim Pine Cone Auto Camp Two .Miles West of Town. Lots of mom to slHKit tlu-m. See Our Saturday Specials In Our Windows . . Note these values every day in the year. 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Sommer Hotel Itldg. riione 39:t-V J t " 8amj,l Bonn. Mi, and Andrew Cohtn nr the only irnrsscntaK of thti Jewish race in the National Leattne. Oddly enouh. both are Inflelders' Bohne bclnj a shortstop for Cincinnati and Cohen a shortstop and leooml bssemaa wllh the Olsnti. In the American League, buddy Meyer is the! lorw Jewish boy. He, too. Is sn Inneldcr. playing third and short for ; Washington. ' VACATION Remember the long distance telephone in your vacation .plans. It will add to the pleasure and comfort of your holiday. It will serve your eonyenience in securing information and making arrangements. At lake or shore, in the mountains or by the stream, long distance telephone service means' that you are always in touch with home and business. Home Independent Telephone Co. J. W. Bush Ice Co. You Cn Have Ice Books or Cards, or Pay Cash, as you please. Ice Cheaper at the Plant Phone 331-W J. W. Bush, Prop.