La Grande evening observer., July 01, 1926, Image 6

Wins Golf Title
SPORT NEWS
DODGERS BEAT
PHILADELPHIA
Billy Evans
Says:
NATIONAL MIAfirr.
. nuiM w. J
Cincinnati 87
Ht. l.ouln .' ....8(1 80
MUllliiirK 84 8(1
Jlrooklyn. :....3S 81
rhlowro 1.84 84
Now York 34 86
PhlHulvlpliki. .. 20 41
lloHlon .. .....25 42
' AMI'.IIK'AN I.KAfirr.
C'ltllm W. U
New York 4K 82
'lilcn:o i..40 88
I'lfVPlund .. .4..88 84
ltclrolt .. -. 37 34
Philadelphia 37 84
WiilhillKlnn 84 34
HI. l,0lln 58 43
liOHlon : 20 4 8
Pet.
.014
.61
.681
.mo
.roo
.493
.3H
.373
rot.
.648
.628
'.r.2i
.r,2T
.1100
.304
.204
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NATIONAL l4iMI1i .. ;
HI. loulK ll, IMIlHhulB 3.
Cincinnati 8, 'hlonK 2. " ) '
HorontI ffftmo It. 'IT. K.
nnrlnnnll 4 8 4
4'hloilffO .. .;. i '. 9 J 3" 1
IJiUU.-rloft J. Miiy nnil Plrinlcti;
Porry nml Oomtnlog.
skw yoiik, (ad , n. h. io.
KoKtnn : 0 13 I
Now York .' 7 14 6
HiUtoiiPH (lonowloh. Moerlflfrfi
nml J. Taylor, Clllixnl), llnrnoH, Scott
and Klorenon...
TlllOOKIYN (AP) It. H. K.
Phll.Kli'lphln .. ,., I II 8
Jlrooklyn 1 1 i T I
llllorl8 Pierce, lluocht, Ynr
lioll, K n It'll I nnd llonlliio, Jonnurrt;
JiornoB, MQrnw nnd Hiii'irroovoH.
AMKItltlAK I.IOAfiPr,
WoMilnfDon 8t Ponton 5.
T ;onn o.mion
A rorord-hrcuklnir Hturt In irolf
I Iff far from a.rrooil onion If you uro.
wtlllnjr to tnko the word of Homo
of. I ho gtintr'jt n-roHtOHt pliiyom.
While, the lending profnslonulf
and umaloiirH ulwayv rollHh a low
ncohi,. muny of thorn nro nilffhty
iipri-HtilloiiH altoiil. liolng (lie mod
ullHt In the ritiallfyintf round of uny
hljr toiimument.
In like manner, while inoRt piteli
om (drive to retire the flrHI. hatter
in any luill icamo, itottiiifr him down
on HtiikeH 1m comtldercd hail luck.
In hawolmll It 1h recorded art a
good hot that the pitcher who ho
Mart a frame hy fannlna; the flrHt
hatter will he beaten even If uhle
io flnlxli.
tilMi TO OCAUPV
Mont irnlfi'rfi are well Haliafiod if
nhle to inmllry. without kIvIiiit liny!
thotlKht to their Hcoro. 1
Ah a matter of fact any player
who uMoliricM with a. round that he
known 1h far below form, feelH that
IiIh play 1h cerliiin lo Improvo. It.u
.tan Momeihlni; to Hhool hu
JtiHt an In hUfK-hall. when n. ptny-
or leoilw Ihe loaRue at but, any
thing Khort of repealillK lH looked
ul In the llirht of a ImttliiK Hlunip.
When a team wIiim a pennunl,
fandoin expeetH It to repeat or he
rOKunicd In the light of n failure.
CMinmplOhH are always expected to
deliver.
The enne of Jew HwootHor, in the
recent IltitlKh amateur champlon
Hhlp, In proof that a good Htart Ik
nol neceHMnry for ultimate huccchh.
t mm
RT. 1HHfl (AP)
iV-Irolt :. ,
Ht. MuIh
Jlullcrtnfl V"IIm u'l
This in Mile. Thlon de la ChAum, 17
ycnnolil Krnoh ulrl, who surprlaed
Ihe RolflnR world hy dcfeqtlnK th
very proinlnont M1m Cecil Leltch In
the final of the French women'
oicn clmmilonnhlr recently. The an
nun! tvurn;iment was ntnRetl on th
links Jt the Ht. Germain (lolf Club,
rut-la, the KiiKtlnh cclcljilty losing
3 and 2.
La morcihanJSmillion
fir I times inSiyeaM
motor car whecis-l
mmiles
A1AIH: I'OOIl STAItT
In thrlr fh'Ht aitpcrtninco nrrnw.
the American iimufcurH mado a l'r
rlhlc hIiouIiih-. Nuiin plnyod morn
poorly nl Hnndwlch llian HwcctHn.
In weather condlflouH derldodly un
favorahlo for kooiI golf, Kwwtxrr
U. If. K. took a ItO. , , ,
4 7 - 1 J jn hlH (Ichul, Swcclm-r lind pcr
18 t formed poorly yet hlH coirlnfir
Woodall: JfrlendH nvc no IhoiiKht to hiH hlnh
score. Knowing mih nnc coin.p''it-'
tlvo Hpliit they wern pojclllvc hi
nme would Hhow Hteady Improve
ment. It did.
How lie enmo on lo win the Tlrlt
IhIi amateur Ih now a mntlcr or Kolf
history. 1 filer he dt-fealed llolder
neriH, the Itrltlah ri-uk. In the
Walker cup test.
Thi Mar jrolfer must watch hln
Kiime. perhupKi more clOHely than
any other iilhleto, mnIo.hh It Ih the
fighter. To reach top form too
IViMmi, .UMtnHO stujii, Ih fatal) , ,
r '
AM:ST TIK fiAMKS.
Ttecelved n query the other dny
which Invariably Htlrs up plenty or
arKtiinent, In dleuHnlnff winning
KlruihH. the question wan ralHed na
to whether a- tie game, wiih ron-
Zuchniy rmd Plxon.
PKTt.APKT.rniA (AP) It. IT. T
New York 4 11 2
Philadelphia 6 in 1
HnltcrleH .lonen, 1trntnn. Wal
lierff. Hhnwkey and Collins; Quinn
and Cochrane.
MidiT4 i iih havliifiT hroken the run
of victories.
Playing a tie game docR not break
a. winning Htreuk. ' A run of vic
tories ran only be broken by a fie.
font. A He game In, after all, noth
ing, because no decision la mich
ed. In th In connection I might utato
(hut tic guinea were played In the
l wo longcHt winning Ht realtH ever
.singed In the majors.
When New York net a record hi
the National League In IMlft by
capturing I'll In u row, the CiantM
were held to a tlo after winnlnt," 12
straight. The thirteenth contest
was slopped hy rain In the eighth,
with the score stniidlng 1-1.
Likewise, the Chicago White Box,
when they won lit games In a row
in lonfl. Aftep capturing eleven
straight, New York held the Hox lo
a scurWcHH tie In nine Innings.
f.'OT MANY SIHTOI TS
The Yew York Yankees this year
won 1il straight, without having a
tie figuring In the run.
Looking over the scores of Iho
games or the three winning streaks
n-rerred to revealed some very In
teresting facts. .
In winning the 26 straight, the
New York (Hunts never once went
Inlo the double figures In making
runs, proving the club got excellent
pitching.
The (Hauls recorded 10 shutouts,
while the White Sox turned In
eight. The Yankees, on the other)
hand didn't blank n single (cam .
while winning1 1.
The White Rox. In starting their
streak shut out the 11 as ton Hed Hox I
in three, successive gtiniOH, white.
Die ClanlN rinlshed their feat with
three straight whitewashes of the
Iloston 11rave.
Long mileage is just an
other name for quality
and when it comes to
quality, Diamond Tires are
unsurpassed.
That's why it saves you
money to ride on Diamonds.
They have made Iheir rep
utation by giving full value
25 million times; they have
been building their repu
tation for 32 years. That's
why we recommend them
to our customers. Depend
on Diamonds for a full
measure of miles.
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
La GmnJc, Oregon
CLKVI0I.ANO (AP) It. Tl. R
Chicago i 8 in a
Cleveland 1 1 14 2
Itutlcrlcs Lyons, Hleengrufe and
Orabnwskl, McCunly; Levson and
Myall.
I )
We lime llinile eellll K'Ciil
liupphiK nliid lii the lust fen days
there- nrv so ninny unlers th.it
line (Mine in iluit uui hnslnvs
uo( i-nllier ituiKi'ttNl. .lut iihnut
I lie time we nould Marl lllllur mi
order the telephoiie ntuitd luu.
nml we uoiiltl lie deinineil :t to
minutes eplnln!utr w li y we
couldn't iret Ihele material there
lii they wnun-tl It, inc
k1hhk trliMl lo make quirk lie.
Ilery hul when we .-ell the .siurr
o I'lienp li iwi'l help hut make
hlK lMilne-.. I hello c llml iiuisi
ellloliierH tliv Itrctt? well sail..
Ihst ns wo nn now laHtlnnlnx to
dnyllulit ami we lme mxcl
them nil tola or limney. Ihe liuii
l'r market Im Mirreilhiit. due to
lull Ihe Incite mills .sliuttiuK ,hmn
omr tliu Huirlli of duly. Theie
In mhiic uilk or lliosl or Iho lurue
ntllLi on (he const shultlni; down
for month. Ir I were going In
Imlhl nl nil I would hritlu lomake
Irarksi now. .small uhl window
snsliin, u.tc nilev. ilie, hae
the Blast In llleni,
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
'Tim I'oor Man's I'VlentP
ear l-"jindry. l'honn Alain 818
Jio 8unday BuUa.
Seventh Infantry in
Tic with Monterey Men
VANPOPVKli, WnsJi., July t.
(AP) The Seventh Infantry polo
lentn. of Vancouver, Wash., defeat
ed the Plnlcy .All-Stars, of Port
land, n to it in the northwest cham
pionship polo tournament yester
day thereby tying Monterey, Citl..
for firt pjaee, Kuch team now
has two victories nnd no Iokncr and
makes the game between them Fri
day the crucial one of the ten day
meet.
That was
: red-letter
THE day I discovered the tidy red tin
was a red-letter day for me. Up until
that time, I was fairly well satisfied with
my smoking tobacco. At the suggestion
of a friend, I tried a pipe-load of his
Prince Albert. More to please him than
for any other reason.
Litde did I realize then what a big
favor he va3 doing me. I'll never forget
that experience. Here I was, a seasoned
smoker (as I thought), learning some
thing new about tobacco. Why, that
very first taste won me. Still, I wasn't
hasty. I tried another load to be certain.
That settled it. I bought a tidy red
tin of P. A. right then and there. That
was a good many years ago, but P. A. is
still ministering to my smoke-taste, re
peating my early experience many times
a day. P. A. is so cool and sweet and
fragrant, you just never tire of it.
No matter how hard you hit it up,
P. A. never backfires. It is uniformly
mild and mellow. " Never bothers your
throat or tongue. It is so genuinely
friendly that you just go to it from morn
ing to midnight. Cool contentment in .
every perfect puff. Get some P. A. today.
P. A. U tfili tvtrywhft in My rtd
fini, pound 0nd halt-found tin hain't
don, and pound cry'lat-tlaii humidorl
viih tponge-moitlener top. And
mlwtyr -ilA tery bit ot bile and patth
ttmorej by Ihe Prince Albert proeeil.
PRI M EE ALBERT
is like it I
no other tobacco
e wit. ft. j.
Compviy. Wii
Rfyn.Ui Tokicrt
iDitaa-Salem, N. C
Beavers-Stars Engage jD'Autreniont Suspect
In Slugging Skirmish i Held in Wausau, Wis.
PItONPr.lllTV TOKKXK
NI-:V YUltK- TokeiiH of went
prosperity for Ihe first half of the
ar were in the inn t Is today
cheeks for mueh of the $4M.!Ha,
ooo in Interest and dividends due
on Ameilean seeuiltlts this mouth.
The total Is an inereuse of t.rH,-
nno.iMiti over July 1 u yeur niro.
! i i
Stiiilsilcs slum:
tat of every ten people thut
die, one death is from n ncchltn
lal cuiiHe.
Accident Insurance In the Aetna
provides a proper siilYituard 'or
the future.
V Write Pol Mm night."
CHAS. H. REYNOLDS
The Insurant Man
Worth Knowing
PACIFIC COAST I.KAfiVK
Clubs V. 1. Pet.
1.0S AllKCles 51 3 .fiSO
Oakland 44 37 .543
Sacramento 43 41 .512
Missions 42 40 .512
Jeattte 42 43 .404
Portland .. 4a 45 .471
Hollywood SS 47 .447
Sun 1'YnnelRco , 34 51 .400
, ,
Yi:sn:ni.Y's (jamks
XUslons It. Sentlle O.
SHATTI.K (AP) Jt. II. K.
MisKlons 3 11 0
Scuttle 0 fi 0
ItattertoH Cole and Murphy; Kt
llott and Jenkins.
WAPRAK. Wis. July 1. (AI)
A man Riving the name or Law
rence Anderson is beltitf held here,
suspected of beinff Hay H'Autre
mont. souKlit for three years In
connection with " n train robbery
and a murder cn the Pacific coast.
The suspeets answer In many
detiills the description of the fug
itive, according to Posiofflce In
spector T. W. Fvans and Pnder
sherlff Arthur Slbert, who made
the arrest.
The arrest was made m ProUaw,
Wis., where the mnn hnd been em
ployed for the past month at n
paper mill.
!,os AnieeleM A, Sncrnntcutn I.
UI8 ANdKKKH (AP) It. II.
Sacmmento 4 1
I .os Anpelrs 6 S
Patterles Kentluir, Vlnci nntl
Koehler: Wrljrht, Ynrrhon, llnmil
ton and Hannah.
Oakland 0, Sun KraiielMf i,
SAN FItANCISCi (AP) It. II. R.
iakland fi 7 t
San Kranclsco 3 4 1
P.atteries Pruett ond nnker:
(Iriffiu. Moudy, lJinp and Yartriis.
lMrtlrtiid t. HollmxN H.
POIITI-AXO (AP) It. II. K.
Hollywood ... S 11
Portland 9 13 1
HatterleH Shiplrton, Mulcahy
nnd Peters: Meeker, J.lnKrrel, Man
srum. lnyne, itachac, ItntmiKartncr
and Tohln.
OANVIIJ.K, JH. July 1. ( AP)
Ceecil Pelson, of Artesia. X. M..
thn hist of a trio arrested Monthly
suspeeled or;belntf the D'Aulre
mont brothers wnnled Tor train
robbery nnd murder nt Siskiyou,
Ore., in 1923, was released today.
The other two were released yesterday.
NOT "SlI.r.NT" CAL
NEW YOTIK Instead " of the
"Silent Cal" of popular fancy,
President Coolidjre Is a tnlltntlvc
person, In the opinion of Jacob S.
Worm Muller, counsellor to the
Xorwepinn Nobel Institute, who Is
comple'tlnff a tour of this country.
He avers the president : l. wtlllnjr
to let the other fellow say the
"Yeses nnd Noes.'
The saxophone was invented In
1S4I by Adolphe Sax. He escaped.
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7 A. M. - 12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
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For Penillplon 11 A. M. - 4 P. Sr. '
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Low Rounil Trip Hales for Siimnirr Months.
For Intormation, Call MAIN 739, Stage Depot.
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U. S. Prison Official
Dies in Portland Today
POiri'LAM), July 1. (AP) I
I.uther White, snprlntendent of
federal prUond nt WMshtiiKtou.
who arrived In Portland Moiulnv
suCfcrlutf from an abscessetl car.
resulting from sinus trouble, and
who has since hun In a grave con
dltlon, died tbla afternoou without
ricuinlnir conscious newt
The fish trust ts a';us.d of
muklutc 40(1 per cent itroflt. Those
back of the combine must bo pels.
Most of then peoplv playing
brbbj aro ollfivd hrldtt ' players.
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