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'.-'.nMM,- :tr-;. ..v-;,W-fi...t. j. -l--v.il? ;fa ,,n 'iVife. --.. i'- , '1 Tuesday, April 26,' 1927. Page Two . LA (JKANIJE EVENING OBSERVER , Smartest Spring Silks New Crepes and New Prints Moderately Priced Dependable Quality HilK SPORT NEWS li CHAMPS DJ FRONT 0 : IN BOTH LEAGUES, Phillies Grip Second Place in National Sen ' ators Trim Yankees I.KAfilR W. I.. Pet. .067 .til ..'iK.l ..'.71 .600 .455 .417 .Hill Tew FrK , S HJ. Jxiula 6 WuaHtngton 7 IKIrolt : 4 (Miiladetpliio, - li fjeveland 6 Chicago I Boston , i' 'XATJOXAIi I.M(;i7i . : w. I ft Louie tv -.7 J Pjitsburg ; 7 I jjjjew Torlt ...... . 7 4 (Uilladclphi 7 4 CSton ........... l?.lcago 4 t ftnclnnall 3 t m-ooklyn 2 1(1 Pcf. .700 .03S .636 .6.16 .671 .4111 .27 .107 rj. By I ho AsKMiainl PreM yll&vlwr played - sr-mwiionat and MMitiliitent basebull, the Philles, V4iom the experts conslfrned to the foond' division at the niart of the foson, had a Kpikehoid on second lace in the National league today. HIUftKlttff harked hy tiffht pltch- tifr and fielding enabled them to rut the Boston Braves, 12 to 4 stordaj. ".Another fftriklnr thing about irt standings today Is the fact (he -Yankees and the Cardinals head their respective leagues at ihtri early season date In ll27. Jus. Miere ihey ood at the end of May In 192S. i 'The Ht. !xul Curds rose to the rightful place of a world champion lijf defeating the Pirates who had pttn breexlng along in leud. The OHly run of the gamo was Douth- r'r homer in the sixlth, which was nougti Io win for thu Cardinals, t to o. f : Itrmvns Heaten O'he irRrne I Browns, finally dropped a to thfi Clevelund IinllmiM, 9 Io It' ) Just above it horn, the- Yankees lipld on rirst position weakened a' lid In as they lost to the Senators, & to 4. Sloven runs In one Inning brought victory to the Cincinnati RedA It to 9, over tha cubs. After relieving lied Faber und chocking a Jetrolt rally, fleorgo Connally. Whlfa Sox pitcher, knocked a single In tho tenth with .MeCurdy on secoin cinching tho gamo, 7 to 6. Cold winds froite out the sehcil- nl-d go between thn Athletics and Bed Box at Boston, whim tho i Ulanla and Jtoldns had a day off. ; rnr.svn ai oi:imias . M-rr fiTAJt T MV.KT PAfllR I'rench and German iennla followers will bury the hnt ch,t .a llttln deeper at the French International Tlnrdcourt cliamplon ships in. May. f . At least , Hireo fireman players will nter, Ihe first player from over (he llhlne permitted In a reg istered French competition since O. ' Prolxlielm and t)r. Helms landman, (b rman stars of the first magnitude, will dlspule the tourney with Tllden. Henri rochet. Ite-ne llcoste and Jean Rorotra and oth--rs. A German woman player, as yet unnamed, will also be entered. Krot2tielm is well known In In ternational tennis. He ill-iputcd tho All Kngland final at Wimbledon In ilI4 Willi Norman Rrookes. a few weeks beforo tho Or'.at War bioko -out. i-Star Runner, ' tif vs &au . v. :x x '-4 if -V: 1 h ?-t -'' fj,- .UV;:! ;.?,.-7 " v" ' 1 'i, ? , : . . ., y. f- ..... ... .'i . . . . . -. c v.. ' ) 4ere Captain Fred Alderman of tie Michigan Htate relay team, yonsldercd the bs-ikbone ol Ihe fnartet that perlarmed In lensa !pul fashion In the Texas relays. rV team la considered probable rlDDtr of the Ohio relays lata In VfZ ',' DeperidaDte Values Tennis Sharks A,Bh"s? thi I'll!- annual 1a Grande high ten nlit tournament U being played l hi 'wk and Is expected to he fin ished liefore Saturday, when the ffrKl lnlrwhMtarle rr,,feh nr i h. j season will-be played at t'nlon. . Coach Tan MacKerucie . reports that arrangvnient" 'are also bring inado to. play the Baker team at Hake ' May 7. Inasmuch as lhn Oregon, track - meet will Ik I-ji 1 staged at Baker In Ihf ufternoon. the lenols matches will be played in tho morning. Javelin Presented To La Grande Team A javelin, whlcrh was used prior to the world war, ha been pre sented to the Ixi Ornnde high school track and ffeid team, Kast rn (Oregon champions since l25, by Irr. J. I. Ingle, formerly a blue and whrte athlete. Captain Kermlt Pavlrf, half rnller, on behalf of the track squad, exproKiied appreciation of the girt. Trl CHAMPKI. . H f AIW KMCKIKS AI'firPTA. ()a. A new costume for the clay courts, resembling men's golf garb, has been Intro duced by Clara fxiufse Zlnke, 18-year-old Cincinnati girl, who has Just been crowned Kouth Atlantic women's- tennis7 champion. Kh plays In knickers, ft V sweater and a shirt open at the: collar. The combination seem to ho effective for she davhed throrj-tt ths tourna ment here to win a thrtillnjr final match against Klfca Cox, of Ashe vllle, M. r. Miss Zlnke, with Charge l-ott, also won the mixed doubles cham pionship by defeating Miss Cok In ml J City. and Fred Hnggs, of New York synopsis of the Annual Htutenient of the voRWICH SHS fIRK INM'R- A.NCK MH im, MMITKD Of Norwich. Kngliind, In tha King dom of Or eat Britain, on the thirty firt day or December, 192C, made tn the Insurance Commissioner of the Hint of Oregon, pursuant to law: CAPITAL Amount of copltMl stock paid up I C60,0fl0.on i INCOMK ',et premiums received during the year 14. 345. .1X7.4(1 Jnierext, dividends and rent received dur- Inx the year 2S5.0HS.12 Income from other sources received dur Ink the year 54.7JI.34 Total Income 14,725.041!. 2 iJISBt'RSEJIK.V'M Net losses paid during tha year Including ,t I i, . 1 nr e n I I .9 .07 (,1(1 31 ' Dividends paid on cup- Itul sloek durlnu Ihe year None CornmlsslonH and sal- arles paid during the Taxes, licenses und fees paid during the year 102,301.32 Amount of all other expenditures &7I.249.S Totnt expenditures $4.m2,12 'l ASSKTS Value of real estate owned (market val ue) t J 75,000.00 Value of stocks and bonds owned (mar ket value) M40.42H.II4 Loans on mortgages and collateral, eic None f.'ah In hanks a.id on hand and other de posits 2SS.B84.4t Premiums In course of collection written since He;,!. IS, il 1.09,J70.2'J Interest and rents due and accrued and other assets J44.S20.Sr, Ileitis, due on paid losses 1,111.63 Total admlKrd assets 17.551. H0J.S6 1IAHI1.IT1KK CroxN claims for losses unpnld I Mt.M0.ii Amount of unearned premiums on all out standing risks 4.45J.JS0.O.1 Jue for Commlsslofl and brokerage 16.onn.fto All other liabilities .... 1gl.l7S.u3 Total liabilities, ex clusive of capital stock of 15,196.317.53 HU8INI3S8 I OREOO.V FOR TUB TBAR Mel premium received during the year I 74.441. 3') lxa paid durlrut the year 47.IM.40 basse Incurred during (he yeer 4.3. NORWICH V.VION FIRB INRUK- AVCB eWTIETT. I.IMITBD Frank V. Hunter, manager. Statu tory reelilent attorney for ,ervlcet K. li, Colllnib ! STANFORD RATED Eiit m. m. Ks Iff U::.; Py winning trum the I'nlverwtty of Calffornln. 90 S-3 Io 40 13. (be Stanford tnlverity track; team ertiabfished itnelf as favorite to win eiiiMt honor and probnbly win enxiern honor uk well at the 1. C. 4-A at Philadelphia. Ftel-hirt uthletex carne through with Kplemlid perforrnunceK acnini wind which cut down track times and made fleM records unrecordnble. Here are Ward f-Mmtimti ilefij Is-yenr-iild wphmore pole vault marvel, and "Mud" Spencer, former hurdler, wh haw cuiue wlililn a fraction of betterlnK the 4-tO-yard record. Catherine Creek Yields Big Trout ' I Nlb.V. Orr., ApV. 20 (Kpcrlul) 1 KVfral irooi ratrh-H of rulnhow trout hnv hn iw-nipd from tho wal'-rj. of t'athrlnp rrk atnro . jthf ffHhlnir si-utuin opf-nod. I Somr of ihp flHh rauKht mfo- ' uri-d nor than S Inches in IfnKth, t!ifs Inrxor onfa probably hcinr Home of thorn whli-h w.ri turnf-il , Into the Btrf-am from thf halrhfry ponda laat HpririK- i Sona Writer Is Seriously NKW YOrtlC. pr. ! (AD Irvinir DiTlln. aonif wrltir. haa hci'n 111 at hia Iioiiip hvrv for aov .ral duya with a heavy cold, his huslnf.Ha aaaorlatea aiiid today. They denied reports that he was ta-rioualy III. It naa aaid the rold wa caused hy the chanite In cllin aie upon his recent return from Klorlda. HAItff KKOONIli BAIKil'.rt TO WIN MM! I.KITKItS MAMKON. Wis. Behind liomo plate on western conference base ball diamonds Moltic Itarnum Is wlnnliiK his ninth rarslty letter from Ihe I'nlverstly of Wisconsin. Only once before In Badtfer his tory hu an athlete won nine let ters in major sports, He was Ftol lie Williams, who finished four years ago. Harntim. pinylnn footbsill. has Ketball and baseball, has managed to beat Ihe student average In scholarship as well. He played halfback on lhn gridiron and guard In basketball. Ho came from Kvansvllle, Wis. r. k. rii'KNs niDK SAN KHANVIHrO. Apr. Z (AP) 'l hn United States army district engineers here opened .bids late yesterday for Ihe Humboldt tay Jelly work. The only bidder was A. B. Tern of Portland, whose f. giires were $:l.!n a Ion for heavy !"""". " ;l s0 n ,nn for '',n, u "'"" No arUon U,i,,n thf lild. married men are nol the I only ones who have to eat humble I Pie. STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT 'Phone 799' Travel in our , Modern Chair-Car Stages! 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 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (Connections at Pendleton for Walla Walla mJ Taico) Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 am, Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Jot ' arii0 TRACK FAVORITE e.EA U 11,1, t'OAt'M (AKOI.IA ItAI-KFOrf. N. c. (AP) North j f'orolina Htate. in lis plan to send a stroiiK team Io thn gridiron neit fall. m ohtuined Kdliff It. Slanrhler 'of l.oui.n'ille. Ky., 1'nl- iverslly of .Michigan icuard, as assis tant coach. Iisl season Rlai-phler vian nssls Innt coach: at the I'niverslty of Wisconsin. ' In 1!4 he won a place on Wal ter Camp's All-Ameriean cam. Otis Tehell. State's head coach, , is a former Wisconsin player. 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