La Grande evening observer., May 31, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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EA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER-
Tuesday, May 31, 1027.
( Incorporated)
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FRANK E. AVVUKHY Kdttorand I'uhlwher
... liUfcinesH Manager
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SPORT NEWS
PORTLAND WINS ! Walter Johnson
nmiDir UfAnrDi Hurls Shutout
In 1927 Debut
Sacramento, Hollywood,
Seattle Also Take' Hoth
Ends of Twin Bills
iv irir ( om
ts,U land
Sacr.iliirnlo
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I'oi t !.. id v, an a double lna.hr
yi-.it-i..,y h ntim- tli An ire la twic
hy snii..s f s to 7 ami ti to 4. The
luiivfift out.t'ML'iri'd their opponents
in the r i i N.t Katii' and dt'ovt Ham
ilton off tin- hill in the first inning
in tin' MvenUi innint; nij?hteap.
Hallt-ri'M- first frame- l'i rey. Mum
and SanilbtTfr: Kinm-y, 'oueh. J.
Stuiii. and Wendell. Yelle. Sec
mid (.'a to : Hamilton. Sanders and
Hannah: I'ond'-r .and Wendell,
lie, l-'isrlif-r.
I national i.i;A;rii
! W. I., l'et.
I'iUedtUrfc- . .()
'hicaKO . 11) ,j,7!t
; St. I.ouij 1 l(i
j New York I'l 1 7 .f.i.3
, 1'hiiad. Iphia IS IS .Gnu
HluoJilyn :'u z:i tf4
lto.-itoii . ...i 2 .y;
Cincinnati 12 2'J .2
t ami -UK .w m;ai;u;
V. J,, l'.t
N- u- York ti 14 .C.'iO
'hleaifu 2I 17 .0
Philadelphia 1 is .,r,y
Walnnjrtn l: is .fl4
jt'lcvviund 10 L'J .4;
St. I.ouis lit 21 .4:
Detroit 1 7 22 .4:1
Itobton in 27 .270
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I FOOTBALL RULE (
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VI DM AY'S PIEO(.K WIS
1 he National liroadcast ins cotn
n y pro;runi for Wednesday
( truni t. lo will he the "Am
iale (horns" of S4atlle,
v ov.-r Kro, KG 1.1. KKI,
Kl'UA. Kt'MO.
' tK.kiand (3'.M.f.in-7r,nkc)
fiyin phony; 6:&5. news,
in S. vacation program.
Spukatie .V4.am-7G0ke)
ii'T concert : 7. dance mus.c,
- ua: i. variety: In to 12,
orch.e'st j a.
BLACKB0TT0M STRAW II ATS
Just Arrived.
$1
N. K. West & Co.
THE MAN'S STORE
1 Pendleton Trims
Reservation Team
j Ity tlu Avs4M'latil rrcvi
' Quite fittuiRly the old soldier
t he senatoi -h. "Old Itarney" John
son, inatie his firnt appearance of
his 2"th seaxin, in a Memorial dav
Kaine. He proved hiinft'if at) fit
as tin' youiur-'st of the league hy
running his shut out total to 113
I with a 3 to it, t href-hit victory over
is.
kji:
pro
Seattle (3N4m-7kc)
oris; ti;:in, proirmti: 7. or
s to 1". studio program,
i.os. Ant:- li-s ( 4t;.rnn-;4t'.
te ta'k; 7:t. hitn s singer,
in; 1". instrumental iUar-
iii. 1 1: Moi .M Ai.N i. i:
w. P't.
I'.ndletun 7 1 .S75
Walla Walla 5 :i .-T
Hermifton 2 G .2r.n
liist-rvation 2 G .2"i)
S.. n Kra ncisco f 4 2 S m-
ic h'3'1, orchestra: S to 1. pro
rim: lo io ii, orchestra.
Kl .v S-attl,. (4;i4in-GtjHkc) S
. program.
K A San l-'raiu'isco 2SS,3m
"l"Kc) 7. concert trio; h to 10.
S.ii raiio t'.to movi
olid plae- in tlu- h
hy trouncing the Mi
hill. 7 to 4 and 1 4
TlltO s-c-
Jlijf towns have to huiM kyst lajH'is, s the pen
fret up hifjii enough l'nr a little fresh air.
d in
ague landings
-sions in a twin
to !. Hatt-ries:
and :
lie
A lot of people nowadays never appreciate fiv-U fruit un
hrs it was picked jfieen and shippul a loii distance.
tir.-t game Iiachuc. Shea
; I.mlolph, llryan
S' i ond gain Keating
ere ill . 'hriAf tan, 1 try an
lilelS.
Star. Win Twiiv
wo-d. a:,ie.l hy sup.-
Koehle
Whitne
and S
a;:d W
i
Ho
Nowadays alout the only way a man can te1! a woman's
slimmer clothes from her winter clothes is hy the color, and
he's never sure of that.
Ghosts are said to have a real estate value
now, thanks to the curious taste of moneyed
These Yankee invaders, looking for old castles
to occupy during their poiiodical sojourns ahro
in England
Americans,
and manors
td. are put
ting a premium on those which have ghostly legends associ
ated with them. This doesn't mean necessaiily that the pur
chasers U'lieve the ghosts are real. They merely add an in
tangihlo asset to the real estate. If they really Ulieved in
the "ha'nts". they would pmhahly he afraid to occupy the
premises. What they want, apparently, is the opportunity
to boast to their friends hack home of owning "an old castle
with a ghost." And this after all of Conan Doyle's efforts
.'to have English ghosts taken seriously! H is tough on the
i "spirits." i
rb pit
ching on the part of (-"rank Shot,
hnhark iiiid HiU Murphy, dropped
the n.iks 1 1 li e hy counts of 2 to 1
and - in 1. Hatteries: fir;t gam
t "(.per ;,i. i!ool: Sri- ii nhack and
IV Murphy Second gani 'rag
head ami liool; W. Murphy and
i 'ook.
Seat tie n.iimnistei i a duuhlc
ilef eat to San I'ram is -o. 3 to 0
and a lo 4. Utteriest: first gatm
Kiin and Vargit.: Ilrandt anil
Sc h ii i i'l I. Second game Geary,
Williams and It ego; Miljus and
Jenkins. Schmidt.
flaims to.I.iy : Oakland vs. Mis
sions at San Kraneiseo; San Krati-i-isi-n
at I'orMatid. Serantentn vs.
Hollywood at Ias Aagej, s. I.os An-
t. s at S.-nttle.
1 Sox in the opener of a
donhe hiader. His inateS( put
away the second gaiite hy a count
, of i:i to 5 on the hurling of Had
j h y, a recruit.
and 1 ' , .
leagues Wen' ai'le to riiatrn Ule
enators feat of cleaning up two
game in a day. Brooklyn took two
from lioston. i to 2. and G to 2.
while St. I.ouis Card walloped Cin
cinnati 6 to 3 and Z to 1.
I inn ltr'ks
Doth h-agtie leading ti ams had
an even hivak. The Tirates caught
a tai tar in the 'uhs w iio broke
their winning streak of It games
hy heating them in the morning
tut 7 to ti hut the Hucanneers cam
hack in ih- second with a 6 to 5
decision.
The Yankee? and the Athletics
split their douhlc hiil. the .Mark
tueti taking the rirst n to x, and
New York the second G to 5.
The rloFcncw of the- battle in
hoth leagues was brought out hy
1-aellie eo,,si a:h!eMC leaders
at.- Jiohd -er the ae:i.-i; ..f
( apt. J.din .1. .! Kuan, head
oaeh at the I "in t-iit y ..f i i re
eon. ia ahi'lishlltg sprig f.Mi;
hall l-rietle. Median. .-li..vn
hen-. ep t s e.-... perution ,.f
not ihern conferen'-e tea tns. at
le ,st. U lle'lle:- tjie holt- C-'as
...-! 'tilts the li .1 or
the n uiite i of , v, n hre.tks In Hie
ight i-.ars o: g::ia.s pLiyvd. The
(inns w,-r.- 14 t- hetter than
iti- I'licli.s in fie firft gain.-, hut
; to ii -, Tse in lilt s.-i uiid ; the
lirouns w r,- go: i i g last nough in
t'-e Mrs: to heat the White S,.
! I to s. i-iit w.-ie knocked out of
the pi.-tt-Tc a i'l to i huing in
i he 'cord. 1 ui ' !r, r proof that
you io er e;-.n ! !t ahout a hall
game w;,s given 'Ahen the Indians
r.os. out petroir. r to s. th- n took
a solar pN us vaMopn.g 11 to i.
program.
K I Alt ttakland (3fi2.Mii-9!Hi-kc
x to 1". prog i am.
Mitt - Port lan. I i 4 S I m -G I n kc) G
to 7, concert orchestra: 7 to 8.
nti iiy. concert trio; S to y. iro-
;m.
Ki.tMiV-TSeattie ( 'tt'Gm-it sake) ;
f.irm talk; M. concert orchestra
lt:3'j, popular son;;a. trio.
I'-:Nil.i:TON. May H fAl')
reiidh ton strengthened i's hol-1 on
j first place in the Htue Mountain
j league yesterday hy defeating thn
j He.seivation Indians to :i lien-.
; Mattrup hurled his third game in
! five days and let the Indians down
I with three hits. Walters. lYmllo
; ton first baseman, knocked a homo
run in the first with the two men
1 ahead of him. This m the first clr- t
'cult clout of the year for the local j
J park.
Summary: I
11. II. K. '
I I'endleton ft I"
1 Indians "i '' 1
j ItatO-ries Hattrup and Hopkins
j Craig. Beet Irs and Hudson.
Oregon Golfers
Open Tournament
At Lake Oswego
I'MKTI.ANIi. Or... May 3 (.VI,,
Half u liun.lH'.l Kolfi-in BUirlnl
In 111.- :;i;-h.)lf j"illrylni; ruuou lo.
.lay In the r. inflh animal chain.
il.ll.slll. ur lilt Ori'Klill Stall: (it,lf
a.-M..'lallon ;-.t Iho Lake Ostt.iro
ii;.inliy cliih.
M.-antiiii.' w.iin.n w.-rt' playi '
Iiir tin . i n I i i y i 1 1 jr roiln.l or their
liaiiiiiiim.Hliii Lvt llt at Tualatin
I'uiiairy c-1 1 I .
RARE SMASHES
OUT FIFTEENTH
HOMER TODAY
'me nil tiling ahosit the hiil
oariis along the roads th-y keep
Washington Man
Wins Trapshoot
KICKS'-;, lire. May 31 (AI
V. K.-ner. of Both!!. Wash.,
'a on .the J'aeitje roast divisional
handicap trail shooling champion
sliii ht re yesterday when he de
feated K. M. Schott. of Yakima.
It. i;. Deweese. of Klamath Kalis,
and fJeorge K. Young, of Spokane,
in the shoot-off. after each had
Hiiat-hed 'iS ntji of the Inn targets.
Schott placed seroml. The conteM
;;nts were given different handi
caps. Keener shooting from the
1 7 -yard line. Schott and prwees
from the -yard line and Young
frnn The 24-yard line.
Soud ers Is First
In Auto Classic
I'llll Hi:i.l'lllA. May 31 AI'
I!al... Iluth or Ih- Yank.'.H
his l'.'h Ikiiiii. run or lh,' si-iisori In
Iff Mrs! limine ol" tin- rirst irmn,.
yf a iloiiltl.1 hea.I.-r aRilinst tho
.'.th l.t iili to.lay. 1'niiil.H who had
all:.il, S'.or..l all. 'ad or lilm.
'..ilinti was ill the hox ror 111.; Ath.
It'IH s.
W'KKHWAV, INIilANAI'lil.lM. I
(Al't O.oiKl' Sou. 1.1-9. of l.a1
r.-ty.-lti-. In.l.. won tin: annual r.nn. ;
mile uiitouiohlli- rac- li.-ri' y.-sf- r-Jay.
ML Emily Defeats
Local Club 6 lo 5
1.1 c;
r.hi:s two
r
i KIT.KXK. Or.-.. May SI fAI'l
The Kilcne I'aw.-I.all t.-am wal lop
ed out two vietori.-s y.-sti-nlav.
winiiinir ti.it ll starts of th- .lollhte
li.-a.l.M- with (In- east Portiaii'l air-jrr.-ffation.
I'hc s.-nr.- ol tin- Mrnt
ffaiii.- was 1 1 to o. anil 4 to 1 In
the seenn.l. Hoth Kami s were
seven inninp affairs.
Tin !t. lanily l.nlx-r eompaiiv
: I kII l:i- .l.-l. at.-il a weaken..!
town t-;im h.-i-i- y.-Hlerilay utter
noon il to r. on the liljih Keho.il
alii!, :l- li.1,1. The l.a (iian.le rluh
was inintis several of Its repular
play- i-.s. Ian lor tin- first six or
s.-v.-u innine.'i le.J to (I.
'!'!: liinili.rni.n l.eean fin. line
(he 1 . 1 1 ! lh. a; unil seore.l six runs
to th.-ir ni-iiolH'lits Ihrce Ij.-fore (he
en.l
th
K.illle
f.-u-ioll atui (iarity ii!eti.-.l ror
I. a (iiau-Je and Nesl.rook for Ml.
Ivniily.
A lfi-.ve;ir-iM liny in Kvoiolt. Mass., lias In-en ushering ii:
a local theater to help put himself thrnujrli hi"h .school. J lis
inolhcr is a widow, and his eai iu'nos have liecn needed. 'I'he
ether day he leal net! that ho b to receive J'Jo.HoO frum his
":randl'athcr's estate.' Ucplyino; to prompt ihiiiiics as to
what he would do now. Hie I my is n ported to have said that
he will continue ir-lierino, finish hiy.li school and o to col
lege. That seems a sensible tnouoh decision. lie is a littV
. .voimjr to decide at once the wisest way to use his lejracv.
t'ontinuin'r his sclio.,!in;r in the meantime is ser.silile. The
collejre course will take some of that money. There will lv
plenty of uses to put it t, wh.-n he is leady to do so. It is
less likely to lie dissipated foolishly hy the I my since he is
willinp to wait a while to us,. It than if he felt suddenly very
lich and decided to fulfill all his daydreams i-.nd ambitions
immediately.
i I ti ui: ii;r.K;ioN
At the lie;:iniiiii:.; f D,is ,-,-nti.uy J. his U. Mutt, ivpie.-'tnt-inj.'
the confident vo'.mo- V. y, c. A. movement, was preach
ing "the evangelism i f the wi-iid m L'.l years." The 2" vr.-.i s
have jiono, and the . i',l i.-. f:!r i'mr.i s.tlvati.ii.
Now comes Co.aer Isii-.-im. hard-h-ad l Imsiness aiialyst.
I'lophesyinr from sla::. U ;1 ta'.'es. a:;i pi edict inp: the lw
cessftil "nierclinciliMi-" ..f :he r. -I i -i.-n ,1, mis Chii.-t with
in the next .", year--. T:.l:vin i-r,";;'v ... an audience of mm
isters. he told them that v-hat ,, p, ,n imhlstiv must
happen in i,-lii:i.-n. Th.a! i-. th.-ie i.,. ,-i,.-is. umf-i ,-
timi and adoption ..f the m -I ,.f.iv.i, .. i-a-thods in Uie ,..
tiiluilion of (ho cl'.ujch's ;.
The ltilile. he says, v ill 1-e si-ia-lii, ,1 ,-.nd leslmped in t';e
interest of effect ivone-s. uah th-- 'o. i., .j, ;:.,.s : evtr.i: -ous
matter flin.inat .i a(., r.'.a!, r . i a:;;.;. ,1 .ucoi'din- t
subjects." That m",h n.-'o ,1 HiSt',. '-, ,-vei vwlu i
but tne emu ch w i i v. -t d- ; n. i .
erful ins'u'tiiiH-nls of .jkhI.tis i
cially (he meatis i '' ; !i, ';-, . t '. v
w ill pi each art'! invt:-.. t i v ...,
federated chin 'ft w ,-, i
house in ev.-i y .'-,, ... , ; :
Pomimiiiatio:i:d d- e .. . ... :
and schoo's e-ta'' ''. : .- ,.f. ; ,;.
I'lo,. , .-. :u:.;. ' . t . ''. :
There are rvaU r.. ! , .. ! :
a sh.ort time to ,,,!;:, i f :;, v..
moves slowly, ei w , i; . ..... p. in
an appearance t-f pe. I.
Sport World j ,ff
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I'.i. kv Mi I ';, ri.init on.-,. i.. licM- Vlk V 4iL. S - y
weiuht in. vi .-i tin- i-o.-k-j ft re I r4 "
yards .lis,,,. .. ,s ,, v:n. -...! W. WjTf I M
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Modern
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cr show. Camels are made of the choic
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