La Grande evening observer., April 06, 1927, Image 6

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Wednesclay, April 6,-1927
Two Lone Ones
SPORT NEWS
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SENATORS TAKE
SIXTH CONTEST
Portland Shutout by Oak
landHollywood Still
in Losing Column
j'Aril'U'- toast i,i-:a(;it.
W. I.. Pet.
fUrrnnipnlo .. 0 0 l.Ollll
Hon Francisco 4 3 .571 ,
(ikiiiltlo .... 4 8 .r. 71
Oakland . 4 8 .t'l
Missions . -.. 4 3 .671 1
1.0 AllKclcs 3 4 .42S
I'nrlliUKl 2 0 .2Kl I
llotlyn ucul 0 0 .ttiiu I
Fontaine Whips
Harms; Turns in
Kayo -in Fifth
I'OHTI.AND. Ore., Apr. (AT")
IH'l Kontutni', Wtiinlpes; mlddlc
uiiiRhl, knocked out Billy Harms,
I'nllfornlii. In the fifth roilnil of
their scheduled ten-round diguee.
in. in here lust night. Harms ui
Inured twice before going down
for tho flniil count. :l
Kvcrclt Mcllevllt. l'orllund light
heavyweight, knocked out Jlenry
round of tin'
svml-winilup.
scheduled Hlx-rounl
lly llit AmxkIuIiiI )'n
The. Hacrnulcnlo Keiiulors ox.
tended their string of victories to
Mix games yesterday by trimming
Hi iilllo 9 to 4. lludy Kalllo. Hac
l trier, working hi Ms first en-
giigcmcnl of the season liail llltlo !
difficulty In turning u win.
. 1'ortland dropped -lis opening j
Kainu of Ike series with Oakland, i
6 to (1. All thn scoring came 111 '
Jin- (1x111 Inning. Hit!!. Arlett i
slashed nut his first homer of llio '
season to open Iho firework nm! t
III mates continueil the heavy lilt
ling until six were across.
Minions Win
i' The San Francisco MIsslonR wnl
Inpeil thn Frisco Senls In a close
6 to 4 tussle, MePanlcl, .MIksIoii
first sucker. scoring the winning
run In sensational fashion In the
ninth frame by heating a llirow i,,rn.ov,.r 0r nlnycrs last season
to the plate. un,i nle consequent nppearanco of
Hollywood lost its sixth straight ln.,ny Ilrw faces In the line-ups.
game, coming out on the short end . u L f Ll , .L ., n nr
of u 0 to 1 contest with l.os An
Kele. ,
OHIKJOV AddlV. COACH
Tii hi I'l tii t; hi:i.ays
f'filtVAI.I.IS, lire. ThroilBh
unanlinoua chrice, the arbiter of
the Jlruku relay at lc Molne,
la., April 2H-30 will he V. H.
("Iad") Hiltler. "Inid" has been
track .couch ut the ClrcKOll Airrl
cultural culleKH for seven year u,
cheerful hut vlKorous mentor, de.
vcloiilnjf ulhlcles who are "stronR"
for him.
The honor of heln- refereo nt
the Drake relays has been accord
ed In the aat only to I'lcldlnii
Yost, Knute Itockni) anil Major
John L. (irlfflth.
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VXOKKTAIXTY MAHKS '
SorTHIJtV UASIJlAIJi
ATLANTA Mor unrrrtnlnty
Uiun cviT Iwforu pTineut(- Iho
"dop" on On upprourhlnff South
ern AKJclii!ion Idiwlmll raro.
Thn rhlcf reason Is tho InrRO
IiitrofluciuK T. Tii mi); ;i. Japanese
iinlU't- of Vttiicuuvvr, H. C, who
TtHfiitly imuff two liole-ln-una j
tthois In out' iifiL-niouii ut Van I
Conver. feat wax verified by
gulftn cu lliu Uuktt ut thotimt).
Tht-y came on Uw firth and eijjht-
M'nok. 1. Murphy.
Oakland fl.
Oi.kloiul (Al')
Pnrtlnml
Oaktitntl
'ortlaiul 0.
It. IT. K.
0 0 2
dioo
HutUirlos l.lnpn'l, Fronffi. Ort
man and Ycllc; Hasty and Itool.
Ixw Aiitt. h-s fl, IlollyvKKl I
I.ob Aniccli's 0 Jl 0
l.os AnRt'U's 6 111
liuJIywnod -, 1 6 1
JtattcrlrB WrtKht (ind Hannah:,
Mulcahy, Jlnlvoy, l-lttcnr and
MKshtiiH 5, Kt-aU 4
San Kram-iMco (AP) It. IT. K.
San I'Vunristi-o 4 4 3
Mtsfllons fi 9 1
Uaitcrhs WIllliiniB und HtoKon;
iMiiunvlch and Wlitlnry.
Sai'raiiifiil It, Seattle 4
8arrnniPHto (AP) H. II. K.
SutlU 4 10 0
Saorainonto 0 13 2
limii'ilcs Murtin. Hrandt and
Kh inldt; K.illio, Ktatiiii? and
KlM'llltT.
Nearly every Soutliorn association
cduh", in drawlntr nn ihp major
li-aKo campq for inuttrlat.
Kvn I-arry Gllhort. nuinar of
the New Orleans ' championship
cluti. will have only three of his
1H:.' 6 rt'KUlura to start the new wa
on. Johnny Dohbs, pilot of Hlr
inlnRham. is ettlnff reeruits from
the Washington Senators, whllo
ltert Niehofr of Atlanta -also ts
drawing on them and the New
York, Yankees..
aaiTHtl II HIlHIIIIHiM '
B0W-W0W-W0W
prow n fmni a yeHuw pup Into n full prown Imund we
feel aid to stay up litter.
FROM NOW ON
the kennel will lie open until 1 P. M.
The Yellow Dog
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I.OI IslAXA rAITAI
m its.vrii i: ATiiun i:
HATOX ICOL'OK. I.a. Maurice I
MeCunn, captain of the Louisiana I
State I'nivrrslty hasehull tiom.
not only Is working his way !
through eollepe hy writlnjr sports '
ut ulKht for tho Itaton Itoupe
Morninp Advocate, hut Is a ver-i
wttiltt uthlcto a well.
Ills playing at shortstop and as'
lend-off man has spreal his naino J
through the ftouth. Althontfli lipht ;
weight haa kept him off the grid-
Iron siitiad. his flphtlnff spirit und :
ffneralship have earned him a
part in many a gfime. Ho coached j
a team to the intramural cham
pionship last football waHnn, and
Ills classroom record Is credit - ;
Hide. ;
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: The Western Anio Supply entn-j
jumy Vjn ntv enteriivp the third,
week of ils eleventh anniversary
sale, celehratliiir the npenh-K t :
it h first store on the Pacific coast.
THI ItSAYfi I'nOCiHAMS,
KJIl Seattle (3S4.4m-7S'ikc)
6: 1 & to 0:45. dinner hour concert;
7:45 to 10, studio program.
KKX Portland (447ni.fi71kc 6
(o (1:15, hasihull scores; 7 to 8,
dinner music; 8 to 8:30, Portland
malt) quartet; 10:30 to 12, dance
music from Krenurs Chateau.
KQO Oakland (361m.830kc)
C : 5 .1, markets, weather, news; 8.
"Patlenco"; comic opera in two
acts: U::to to mldnlffht. dance niusle
hy Jack Coaklwy'H band. ,
Kl-'Ir- I.os AiiK' les (467m-C4nkc)
T. si-ml-elaKtiieal program; S,
drama hour; a. Norma Webb, so
lruno; Hi, program of modt-rn clas
sical music. .
K HQ Kpokano (3S4.Sm-7Cit) 9
to ii:3o, bridge program; 9:30 to
(, studio program; 10 to mid
night, dunce orchestra. -
K V A Sun Kranclsco (3-9. Sm
7&oko 8 to 8. meeting- o( '2filh
Siiiud"; 9 to 10, liobcrta Lcltch
and other KVA artists; 10 to 11,
Herb Mi-yerinck's t'lift hotel dance
orchestra.
KPO Ran Kranclsco 428m
7ookc) 0:30, Stales Uestaurant or
chcutia; 7, Kudy Selger's Fairmont'
hotel concert orchestra; 8 to 9.
program; 9 to 10, cantata "Pan"
given hy coral section of To Kalon
club; 10 to 11, orchestra.
t'NUV Vancouver, H. C.(291m
103okc) 10, program popular dance
music.
KKOA Seattle (454m-660kc)
7:30 to 8. trio; 10:30 to 11:30,
Itonnle Hrue dance (Orchestra.
KOMO-Keultle (306m-9S0kc) 6
to 7 Totom concert orchestra: 8.
I., R farm school "Poultry"; 8:30
to 10:30, musical programs; 10:30
to 12:80, dance orchestra.
KOWW Walla Walla , 2itm
105okc) 9 to 10, studio program;
10 to 11, Richmond's Arcadians:
11 to midnight. Curl Qensel, organ
recital.
KUW- Portland 49tm-810ke
7:30. utility service; 7:45 to 8,
I'uthollo Truth society lecture; 9
to 10, vaudeville entertainment.
KOIN Portland. (3IUin-40ke)
to 7, dinner concert.
fiTANFOltn JI MPKU
SHOWS (JltKAT I'OIOI
STANTKOltU. Cal. I'pon a pair
of long legs are borne part of Htun
ford rnivcrslly's track and field
hopes for 1937. They belong: to
Bug King, I. C. A. A. A. A. .higli.
jump champion in 1920 wlh a'
mark of 0 feet inches, who, v. l
deTend his honors in the nationnl
events next June. .
In practice and prellmuiary
meets this season. King has shown;
great form. Ho has done slifctUly'
better than six feet three jlrtohefl
without being pressed. To iyo
lilnnori taniitent. Coach 'HMnH
Templeton allows him only'fOno1
miss In praetico eompetltion Irf.
stead of t ho usual three tjrlalH'
given n jumper before diualiUea
tion. ' ' '
i?Tit, tr-A
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Look Them All Over-Then You'll Wont
GOODYEARS
We all make mistakes but in look
ing back over the last ten years
we're dead sure that we made no
mistake when we tied up with Good
year Tires.
We know from what our custom
ers fay that for a permanent tire
business there is no better keystone
than Goodyear dependability and
quality.
Our conviction about Goodyear
Tires isn't the result of a sudden
bright idea or of any hiah pressure
salesman's ballyhoo. Not a bit of
it. But the reason that more people
ride on Goodyears than any other
kind is clearly apparent to us. There
is a big" difference.
You don't have to have a micro
scope to be sure that the Goodyear
Tire you get is a real money's worth.
Their big mileage tells the story.
Those average Goodyear mileages
are so good that they make us
mighty proud to be selling Good
years. It's a real satisfaction to de
liver merchandise that is so reliable
and sound.
W.
Let us show you the New Balloon Tread on Good
years. It moans longer even wear and much better
road traction. You'll want a set, sure. Remember the
price is no higher than you pay for ordinary tires.
H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Some
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reception I
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It's clear enou
gh what smokers
want-
natural purity, natural sweetness;
in shorty natural tobacco taste!
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ATURAL TOBACCO TASTE
means the pure taste of the
tobaccos themselves , , , with
all their own natural spici
ness and mellowness brought
to full natural perfection.
'TmSift
field
and yet, they're MILD
Liooett Si Myers Tobacco Co.
CHII.I'AX TO ATTF.XD
! SCHOOL X11 COACHF.S
j ANN AltHOIt, Mich. Tho As
sociation dc leportes Atleticos de
U'hlle is to benefit by the wisdom
of Steve Farrell, veteran track
coach of the I'nlversity of Micht
sn. . . .. .'
The athletic association of the
South American national has notl
! fied Fielding H. Yost. Wolverine
athletic director, that it will send
! one of Its members; yet to be selec
ted, to the coaching, school w hich
Farrell will conduct this summer at
I Ann Arbor for tutors of running
and hurdling.
I the quarter mile.-made at the na
tional Intercollegiate games In Chi
cago last year. He -won -the same
event the year before. riiUllpd
also stars in the broad, jump. .
(JFAHTKU Mlf.K CHAMP
sr.FKS M AUK. IV HALF
INDIANAPOLIS Twice nation
al quurter-mile champion. Herman
Phillips of Kushville, lnd.. captain
! of the Butler Collcgo track team,
j has turned his attention this spring
to the run 1 -m wo run.
He is the only remnant of the
famous Butler track team which
won honors1 two years ago In al
most every national even. His
best mark Is 4S 7-10 seconds In
ST A 11 LOSES TF.VNIS
It AN K BY L1UUAGK .
TAfclS The recent marriage of
lldl Vlasto, French tennis star,
cost her first place among French
women players, although . it does
not affect her rightt to piay in the
big Kyropean tournaments.
By her marriage to Jean Ser
pieri.'lddl acquired Greek citizen
ship ond rules say that only
French cltisens can be placed In
the official ranking.
The removal of Mme. Serplerl'a
name leaves her cousin, .Helens
Conoslavos. In undisputed posses-
lued for tup position In the 192$
t ranking of he French Lawn Ten
nis Federation. .
jmers, promises to be calm as the
old mlllpond In September. The
rproposed .$50,000 swim from
Youngstown, N. Y., to Toronto on
ljhor Day has atuacted many
Channel nsplrants.
Norman Derhnm, the Kngllsh
Iman who beat Gertrude Kderle's
time across the Channel, has been
training since early in February
for the Youngstown-Toronto event.
Perham won Lord Iliddell's "News
of the World." prize of l.ooo
pounds In lowering Kderle's time.
l)erham plans to swim from
Kngland to France before going to
America, thus conquering the
Kngland Channel In both directions.
PF.ItSOXAI.LY KINS HF.U
OWX llfM KAIOS
Coming Here
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Japan's icrvaiest swtmnir will
M In Ainrrica this sarnmcr seek
ing further laarala at the expense
( Johnny Weiantuller. II it
Kalsue Takalahi. who recently
aniaahed more than hall of the
I anon aiHauce rceorna jo ui
tralla.
WA1.I.Y CHFUSTEXSEX ,
VriIKi IX WIXTFR
CINCINNATI Wally rhrl.it.n
sn. center rieldvr of th Cincinnati
llriia. hna r"v'ra''l tho unl
process ot bast'tmll playvri wha
bocomo umjlros after they have
joutwont t'-:ir uitufutneaa in the ma.
I jor Kujuij. , , .
He la umpiring while do Is In
his prli.ic ua a il:iyr,' The two'do
not conflict, buwewr. as he does
1 his umpiring In a winter league In
1 California.
! Chrlntmisen la i !k a comedian
j and veronal of parte. H ran turn
I f llptlopa and cartwheel, that would
make Nick Allrork end M
I Srhacht. Washington's com.Jy
I pair, envious.
' it 1 xs Aiiorxn nrui
AH All T API'ETITE
1'HILAl'KLl'HIA A atom from
the Kert Meyers. Via., camp of the
Philadelphia, Athletics is that Ty
Cobb's advice resulted in a player
runnlnc around the field many,
many times a day.
: This player, the etnry Bays, is
fond of ratln. '"You like the food
down here, don't you?" Cobb ie
mihl to hare asked. "I sure do, it's
I fine." was the reply.
"If you raw around the pork five
or si i times you would have a bet
ter appeMe aad could eat more."
Cobb sureated. So the player ran
hard every day.
riKltHAM TO ATTEMPT
fHANMJi 8WIM AOAOf
rOVLMt. Enf The Sarllak
Channel, usually laahed and churn
ed all eumajier by dtstaac ewlm-
TOWAXPA, Tu. If you want .'i
liquor iai-1 well tuade. you should
make it yourself, thinks Sheriff
Mary M. Mitten of Bradford coun
ty. Sho personally conducts her
own.
, Two years apo Governor rlnchot
appointed Mrs. Mitten to succeed
her late husband. ' She- learn'-l
that a back-country home was the
eonnly's chief distributing point
for liquor and so. aided by a wom
an deputy und the slate police, she
raided the place and seized v
larjre quantity of liquor and ar
rested the woman of tho house.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LaGRANDE DEPOT
1 Phone 799- I
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Travel in our
Modern Chair-Car Stages1.
Leave
La Grande for Joseph . , . 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for Baker, Boise 1:25 p.m.
' La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton 1 1:00 a.m. . 3:30 p.m.,
' (Connection! at Pendleton for Walla Walla tnd Pasco)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
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