BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IN OUR DISPOSAL SALE
The Newest Thing In
Summer Sport Coats
Seldom do you see prettier Sport Coats than
this lot just received a smart knit coat styled as
shown in the illustration, with very stylish collar
and cuffs in contrasting weave.
The coats are the best looking garments you
have seen in a long time in all-white and lovely
soft colors.
You can't select anything more beautiful and
practical for your vacation trip. An ideal coat for
dressy summer wear.
Specially, priced for our Disposal Sale at .
75
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I BOXING
(By the Aw4ard Press)
CI.KVBI.ANn Tod Morgan.' Be.
atlle. Junior lightweight champion.
defeated Teb Blatt. Chicago (10):
Johnny Hill, Philippines, beat Jim.
my Mendo. Cleveland (10): lamn
Townoy-oVk Till. Rochester, N. Y
won from Audio, itutner. New
York (HI). . ,
undefeated rocord year. ;
I Standing of tlto other tennis wax
ox follows:
'IVnm,- . W. L.
Portland Hunt Club ....... 1
Seventh. Infantry, Vancouver 2 2
Raise , ,. 18
Klnlfy All-Star ..... 0 4
TAMPA. Pla. Hilarlo Martinez.
Spanish lightweight champion, and
Prankle Osner, Tulsa. Ok la., fouirht
a druw (1(1).
HAVANA Black mil, feather
weight cha.nplon of Cuba, and Wil
li" Havles. t'hulcrol, Pa., fought a
draw (12).
f;ixitf;K rxHonsi:i)
n.AINKIKI.n, N. J. Oeorgc
Washington unhorsed represent
ing the generul In u parade A. K.
VViluiHrdlug, 70 fell when Ills
mount ahled at u firecracker.
.vuh or uh would ruiuer nave 1 1
what we want than It happy. '
BAKER-UGKW
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. 12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
36 STORE! V
QinmcrQy
' Store No. 13
1104 Ailotiu Ave. I Grande, Or.
Men's Khaki Drill
Here's "Kid" Cleason,. Connlt
Mack's rlgluhund man In the pilot
Ing of the Philadelphia Athletic
this souson. The "Kid" nan been
Hlvon much credit for the BUccew
of the team In general ar.d "Lefty"
flrove In particular. You'll recall
the "Kid" an a former major league
si. r 4nd one-time manager of, the
'hiiago Whllo Sox.
SPORT NEWS
YANKS BEATEN
BY ATHLETICS
i
'? Clubs W. U
Cincinnati .. 4 II
Pittsburg II It
m. Louis .........0 16
Brooklyn .. ... V...JI It
Chicago .. ' ..,,.! I
New York ...,...,...,..IT If
Philadelphia r ,.,.i0 44
Jotoil ... r ... 45
Pot.
.(II
.til
.(11
.416
.406
.112
Billy Evans
Says:
moment he arrived In the training
camp.
SAMH HVI.i: BAIiti
looking the Athletic over at
.Montgomery, Ala., the. year Wm
mona Joined the A', I at once ex
pressed surprise at his umisuui but
ting; style.
"Do you think he will be able
to hit in the majors with 1 hut
style?" I imked Manager .Mark.
"Well ho has hit the bull wher
ever ho ban played and it's the
same site ball up here," was Con
nie's laconic i reply.
"Note the.' long bnt he uses and
then watch his position after lie
pulls' and you will observe he Isn't
AMERICAN WMiVB
? Club W. J
New York to
Chcgo . , , 4t
Philadelphia . 41 ,6
Cleveland .......41 37
Washington... ;....l B
pctrolt ...........J It
Ht. J-ouls II 44
Bonton .. ....II (I
.467
.(44
.(40
.(21
.(14
.413
.471
.212
TEflTEIlDAVO OAME4
. AfIJUCA! bRACKf)
9 rinjiiKUPlOA AP) Th!
Athletlco took boll) miuea of Moo.
ty holiday bill with the loturua
leoillng Yonkeos, winning the morn
ing content, 2 to 1, and tb after
noon engagement, t to (. Grove
fanned 1 2 und allowed bat four hi til
In the morning affair and wont to
Die rtaKue In the eevonth. Inning or
the afternoon game to hold the
ranks In cheek. M. H. R
New York ..., 1 4
Philadelphia 1 I
. Ilattrrina Rhawkny and Collins;
urova ana racnrane.
Second game It. 11 E.
new Tork ( 7
Philadelphia ( 9
Hatterlae H e a 1 1, MflQnald.
1 noma and Collins: Wat berg.
...rove, j-nie ana crane
WAmriKfjTOM (AP) H. H. B.
nomon .. . 4
Washington 7
llattprlui Helmaoh and Btokea,
jiischorrt Johnson and Iluel.
'Becond ganne R. if. je.
jsoeion 2 7
Washington .. .. ;........... 1 7
uattenos JlAiTles, nuseel) and
jiwcnorrj juarbrrry od Tallt.
FOII J.N KI'OHTS .
In all sports, form plays a most
important part.
There is a set hv Ia An veu
ca . : .. " '
"' tning ana that method is generally rnr away from, the pkilo a It
(41 looked linon nm lltA Lent HPPmR " Iia nnntiii...ul
In golf 'there In the correct 1 01,1 reallsad tho truth of
stance, the proper grip, the fellow Ma'k's wisdom, ijlmmons is today
through and a number of other "" of "l0 beat baltera n the
mannerisms regarded as necessary American league, proving that
to get distance and acenraey to "'y'0 "n slntice aren't absolutely
one's shots, pcefflaary.
Tho samo holibi good for hase. ' '
ball. A majority of players have KF.l:lS rrw To;i.Tiii.'n
Tf.,;tda)re'';n.,r 81 0-"To maTlrT"d'good
The feet are Just so far opart, the batters who don't follow the tra-
distance from tho plate Is invarl. ti,.i , " . ' lfa:
IIImu"""1"' '"".'"" ""'d " Washington. Karl ('onibs of
about tho saiiw spat and It is con- v.,.i. n... .. '
si.lere.l n,o. ...ui ..... """ "uriiH or
w ."-i, ,u 1 leveianu
-ry piicn rainer man pun away.
BEAVERS SPLIT
DOUBLEHE A DER
WITH HOLLYWOOD
I'Acii'io coast i.r.Afsnr
f'lllbs
J.os AngT'les t
Oukland
Beutllc
Sacramento
Missions
I'urtlund .. ,.f
lollywood
Kan I'VnncLsco - ,
Ki'iiatnrs 2-11. Angelv 7-S.
1)S ANUKI.KH (AP) n. H. K.
Sacramento 2 6.2
lAXt Angeles 7 111
IJatteries Keating and Koeh
ler: Wright and Itantiub.
Hecond game R. If. K,
Ftueramento a 11 ' 0
Los Angeles 811 2
' liulterles Kalllo, Hughes Bnd
Shea; iCarrlson. Ktroud anil Sand
berg, ilunna.
KVErtKTT, Wash Sewell Pu-
ane, Kverett, lieat Mickey liii.in. ll,
Omaha, (6). ,
Artillery Polo Team
Wins Northwest Title
' VANCOCVEn. Wash.,. July 0.
(AP) The 7th Artillery polo
learn, of .Monterey, Cul won tho
northwest polo, championship on
the Vancouver Darracks oval yes.,
lerduy by defeating, the noise, Ida
ho team 9-8. Jly winning . from
Hoise, the Monterey team kept lis
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Work
Pants
$1.79
rood weight khaki diHIl,
kliukl walft liiiiid, wlilu ilrtll
IMS'ki'liiig, flvo lim'keU, si,
licit liiiis, flup mi hip HKk
el, wueil-oii InMlojiK, bar
lacked at all weaHng points;
cuff biiltnills. Nixes 211 10
al-4.
Oil wells owned by tho I'nlverslty
of Texas are producing oil royal.
ties lo tho slate In excess of fio,
11(10 dully.
Of the 7000 prlsonors In federal
'j violators of Hie narcotic law.
A RARE EXCEPTION
Harris has very unusual crouch
that makes him. upitr nlinost
Blnnn.1niil.li.i.n:l
ti tin , umus mis a
."..r ,-,, n iiirurv or et.nii.il. u..Ia . .....
l,no.u .1... .. nuiNCWMUl
....... ...... ,lv uuminuri coum
achieve greatness who failed to
DETHOrr (AP) R. H. E.
ust. iula ,4 1 1
J'etroit , ICO
Bjitterl.w Vnjigtlder sod Bchanj;
uiuvfon ana AianiOQ.
Second game R, )f. jr..
Ht lauM , (It
Jietrolt 111
flatteries Zachary and Dixon;
Whitehall, Halloway, Johns and
.Mamou-
CHICAGO (AP) R. M. J3
Cleveland 4 10 0
Chicago ..... S 7 0
Batteries Levsen and 1 Be
ell; Lyona and Crous.
Hecood game R. JL E.
t leveland -. 0 4 1
Chicago S Jl j
Batterle Buohley. nnge, Lee
and I Bewell, Myatl; Ttiomas and
Kehalk. .
NATIONAL LCAOrj)
PrmBCRO AP) H. .
f'oage - -. 1st
Plttebarg 40
9atriea Kaufman and JUrt-
after the
manner or Harris, while Oeorge
ttiirn Lnm.u t . 1 . .
step Into tho ball as he started his ti-..ii., ...i . . . .
' I llltlnlll flnnli r .. . ..1 .
Then along came Al Simmon. nf 1 ,. ' """Z ' Ym,n ""T'
tlons. I
Htmm.-h. , . I A" Plnyers are rated dnn-
.tvie .r.r. hT." ;r:r.. z:: v" .".
- ii.m uii u rhwnt 11 , lit not un nhsohii
Z ,TZ '"ST- ;rhl" 1"b, " UCCCSS
-.. ..... ...-.ju, ,di.,-r raunrii
form, while
. . .. w mr . 'x
Seals S-2, Oakland 4-.1.
SAN I'MtA.VOIKCO (AP) K. If. E.
Oiiltlnnd 4 7 1
San Kranciseo 8 9 2
Uatterles McKenry wnd Maker;
Momly and Agnew. - , '
Second garni H.' H. R.
Oakland r 1:1 0
San Krnnclsco 2 8 0
llatterles Craghead and Pool;
Geary und Yelle.
Heavers 4-4, Hollywood 1-7.
POItTLANJ) (AP) It. H. K
Hollywdod 1 8
Portland .. '. .- 4 7 '(I
llatterles Shellenbach and Pet
ers; l.rvcrettcl und Herry. .
Second gunie It. H, FJ.
Hollywood 7 in fl'
Portland 4 9 3
HallerieH O'.N'hIII and Peters;
Mangum. Itachan und llerry.
Seattle (1-1, Mlwlnns 1-0
SEA'PI'I.E (AP) It. If. E.
Missions : 1 8 1
Seattle It 1 1 0
llatterles Cole and Murphy:
Hasty ami Jenkins. i
Second game II. H. E.
Missions .. 0 S O
Seattle 18 1
ltatterlejt Barfoot and Walters;
Martin and Jenkins.
"l'"oot.n-tlie. 1
him. .to be railed
Ilurket" Simmons.
Most nny manager other than
Connie Mack would probably havo
started to ehnngn his style the
El'ClKNi:. Ore., July B. (AP)
HarrLstiurg linsebull players of tho
Willamette 'Willey league won the
lltle of rhnmpions Sunday when
they defeated Kugene 7 to 6. llar-
rlsliurg scored six runs In the sec
ond Inning. I 1
nett; Honger, Adams and tlooch.
Hecond gamtv k. H. E.
fh'roico it) i 2
iMttsburg 7 12 1
llatterles Percy, ltuntslnger
and Uonxalea; Meadows, Oldham,
Adams, Krenier, Yde and Smith
v.uucii.
HOHTfl! (AP) n. If. E.
Ilrooklyn 41 1
lioston (7o
llatterles Petty. Ehrliurdt and
Hurgreaves; (letiewlrh, It. Smith
and J. Taylor,
Second game n. H. E.
Ilrooklyn 14 13 1
Boston 19 1
llatterles Men raw and 0'vni
Selmer; Hmrne. (Iralmin. ni.ii..
wlch, ilrnton. Coonev ami J. Tuv.
lor.
NEW YORK (AP) Tt. It V
Philadelphia e 10 0
ftew York 8 10,
lialterlns Carlson snd ll.nli,,,,.
Ornenfleld. Scott and
wicond game It. it. K
Phlladelphhla 5 7 11
New York 4
Ualterltis Knight. Wlllniirhhv
and Ilenllne; Karnes. Hlng. rtts
slmmona, Davles and Ptorrnce, Mc-
Munvn.
BT. I1ITIH (AP) n ir p
Cincinnati 4,5 '
St. Ixiuta n 1
naileries iionohue and Ifnj-.
frave: Rhem and O'hHirrell.
Becond game 11. ir v
Cincinnati 6 11 ;
8U Louis . til
Batteries) - Rlxey, Kehf. Lucas I
nec-1
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