La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 06, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMoiidnv, June (i, 1!)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER NEARLY THERE HAINES DEFEATS LA GRANDE CLUB Bradley Sweaters the smart feminine garment for sport and vacation wear. uamm n.uim mil l an fW Last-Minute Rally Falls One Run Short; Fin al Score 8 to 7 Dependable Quality Hill' Dependable Values Page Two Tho f.R firaixli rlnh In th tTt). lori-llak r -outity I;im. Ii:iI u-hkiu- Hulnrs wh-n Itir koiiI ht-rin-rM not I out Dm loful iiiiii- h to 7. t I j: 5! SPORT FRISCO WALLOPS BEAVERS TWICE Portland Team Drops to Sixth Place Seals Climb to Fifth . I'Al'UK! OA.ST I I.AI.I i: W. I.. I OukUiii'l . 4-' 2'J .! .Swrarnciilo Kit 32 .f n.-atti jr. x- j MlaMon 34 .( San Krunclaeo l'ortlenit Jxi Angeles . Jiolljwooit :io .14 :u 3f. 27 41 .:r.7 '-' By tuo Airifilitl rn-wi ' TU ftttla, by virtu.' of hiirh 8u hurling on th.' iurl of Mmnly Slid Xuiit, walkfil oft with butti nd of a twin bill with I'orthtmJ liy Korna of 4-8 ami 3-1. Th" H.aJ tbomif Ivcfl could g.-t out but five tilt in earh kuiik but bun ctnA Ihem to kuoiI ailvantuav, vvhUa the Hravpra wt h-lpl- Ih.'lhft plnrhrn. . HiitliTlfS: llrsl Kunio Mou.ly ami Vanfim: Kintw-y Hugh" and Wenii.-il, l-'isli.-r. fru-c-'onil. Kumc: Kunr. and MrOn-ii; 'r-flrh and KlWier. fioiiut HillM HKiirt ' Home . runs with baar full provwd ilm'iHiv.t rtu-lura iu botli fcama of the .MlKHinn-liaklaiuI Iciubltt hf-adi'r. Wuilc uuikhiK u-JQur-Mkekrr (n lh niornliiK kiii tVfrrva thfi Hi'IIk an K-7 win. nn.l I'Mllton circuit .bluw in the ufti-r-nopu' lumping' tha Ouka tu an K-r. victory. Jlattcrlca: flrHt Kami IMckrrman, (Joultl, H;irka and Hool:' WViii.-rt. Uryan and WuMi-ih. XtCODd (Piinf I'oopi-r. Hasty and Hool; I'lllitti'. llirlmiun and Whlncy. .- Hucramento and Hollywood div ided u. tioublfl header, I hi' aim, luklh thu flrflt unfolihli-r. !-2, and I ha Hcnnlora the aecund ft to 4. H.il tiTlhai ftrat trutne Kheu Htroud and Hv.'fMld: Jaroba and Atrn.-w. Kec ond name Vtnd and Koehler, H'-vtrvlti; Kullerton, Mci'iibe and Mviriby. MH)e iadmKilt'H4l a dduhlo llukliia to Iain Anaih-H, li to 4, and II to . JtultiTlea: first Kiimii--Wttatharaliy and ttundtM-t'K: Kutk'ht Martin and H-hmldt. Second K-ime Hamilton, Kaudera, 'iimiiiiKliain mid Hannah, Heeao; Miljua and Jutiklna, Horreanl, ;ilAMI0 AT SI XT IT" N HUT HlMtlNOS, Ark.. (Al1) flltJy KrMvwell i only 1 G years old, but Just won the Arkansas Biiuileur golf title for the uiid Mine lu as many yeurn. ItllJV, a I -title Mock 111 Mil school m nlor, s eHpfcluUy Kxd lu his driving and plays u sleaily game OH lt green. He is not troubled with leinprruiueut and em-TK'M from the rough ill the name ealui manner dlHpUtyed tn sinking a long putt. IJc started playiiif? golf wln n 11 y, at old and at ) :t enter. .1 t h HoOthern amateur toui nann nl at lAMilsvllie, ky., imaiifying Willi an 4. hut jik . Miik tier, at In M c oiid inutdi. saijti: m; om WAHlllNCTO.N - Mr. c'oolldc H(-nts to holil some soil of a nr. orn for salutes. As he was re. VleHllig the fleet 4 L' It .sholrt wer- rlred, 11 by each of th,' fi;i,r. shks. And he j;.ivi- in H.iliitci In H'tttt tl. Vm. Piim--5 tiiits-A Cood ClKr STAGES LEAVE FROM LaGRANDE DEPOT ' Phone 799J' I rn vi-l Motlcin Chan Icave La Grandi! fur ,Insci)i 1a Grande I'm- Hhkci , Ruiso Ii Gi-nntle fur liaki'i- only Lit Graiidt; fur rendli'tuii OV.in,....lo. ,i ..... f,.r V.,l!a Wain ,ni' ' Leave I.a Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 jii NEWS Giants And Reds Use 9 Ilurlers In Slugging Contest NATIONAL l.V.ACVY. W. 1 1. Vet. . S3 ..aS .6411 .471 4F.0 .41.1 .3114 I'lllsliuiK .... SI. LolllH .... Nw York .. I'hlrUKO H rt.uk lyn .... rinii..i.-i.hiu MivfoiK i 'iii.'ltinatl ..U 1.1 ...a 11 ..24 II . .28 It ...21 sr. .15 22 , ...14 82 i AMI KH'AV I.MC1K W. I.. N.w York ....St li I hiraKQ - 10 17 . riiihid.'Uihia 23 li St. I.ouia 22 21 ' i L vi liind ,. 22 !4 Washinmon ..... 33 I '. troll. ..! 26 Itonton 12 1U 1'Pt. .fit .C33 .M I .4.19 .471 .40S .4S2 .280 lijr ttifl Afthnrlatrd Imui Mujor leag-ue team with the liKt iittar-li in nr tire the one that are K-tthK the most Tlrtorleg at thh: stutftt of tlie pennant rucen. I'itehiiiK n fiihfie.Ha man denion. Htratt'tl by (mo teanm at onr In t lie rloHlnK frinie of the OlantR Ite.ld ffrieit yefiter-luy at f'onrlnnutl whlrli writ to the iwAn y a 10-9 fount. Of nine pitchers who took 1 he mound, none could stop the hlMltiK TiKhter liurllim: waft iVen at St. I.oiiIk wh-TO flrooklyn pitrhlng won half a douhle h fader with tho t'ardinulH. fn the firat irarnn Ale, under demount rated the rhaiao- ions' own pitchluc strenifth hy Krantitift only elnht hll for un 8 l 0 ahutout. Hut In th erond ' I Hurnea, Cnlv.THlly of South hill, louk of the Hohlna allowed rn California, shattere,! the lur hnt five ftafetteji In a ( to 1 victory. rr roawt conference record for th In a 7 to t whlteMUAhlnr ad- pol vault when he cleared the har mini!. tcI hy the rhlraro Cuha lo the Hotiton Mraven. Blaka allowed- nut tive ii mm. and Zdtehary of th Ml. I.ouIm MrowtiH pitched a nil -hit game for hin ten inn third Btrulght over the Henutor to 1. I The only exception to th rulo that tight pitching win wan th b to S vloiory of the New York Yan- k-en over the Delrolt Tier who out hit them. I if to 6. However, one of the half doxen hit made off j wiiiienm was Mane timn ivih homer of the year. No Fish Racks To Go in Union Creek No fish racks will bo erected In Catherine rreek this year, despite a rumor to the contrsry which ha l.f.'ii rtn-ulultng around I'nlon and Wulloua counlles, Irvlu He, of 1'nton, dechired today. Mr, Hess wan In I, a (Irunde on a short ImihI lleMH trip. He nays that the fish eommlKston had intemled in Install rucks but that, through the effort of the I n ion Hportsim r.'s club, this was lor. -stalled. Mt ltrOltl) IlKATI'N V MKIH'OIU). Ore., Juna 6 (AP) - The Moim of the Houlhern Urr ;on h ague defeated Medford three to nothing yesterday. A triple play in. the third inning by !ho v i e l o r s, was t h n f ea t u re of t h e name, replete with fast, fllidlllg. Neither .Hid.- scored until th sixth, in this inning, a base orv halls, a stolen base, a nil a three huso hit v I'avis, scored two runs. In the n- v! inning Marlow, hit Into left d tur four haws. Medfortf rnin ''d finj double play. in out Car Stages! 9.00 a. ni. 4:00 p.m. p.m. 0:2, a. m. fi :30 n. m. 1 1 (III ii tn n -irt - ... .... i " - 4 4 ij r.MCA. !,hiliii'!ihln Hiirf.-iu) Harney J'llKi(rlr-k in flniMilnfc the H)ll-y;ini ri.ish in b.9 Hfroiitlf In.ihlH phoio, tnkn at the annual rnlvw-Niry i.f IVfinsylvtuiht ir;uk mf-t, J'hllmtf lhia. Winner Klu . Itiri k wtt un fntry if lirnilin rollt-nint. Insliinif of ('.-lnaila. Stanford Wins Coast Classic; Trojans Second ford unlremity won th Parlfla "oHt Interrollefrtute track und ftpld meM at thf 'ol)-urii her Kuttirday afternoon wit h a kcoih of 66 1 polntH. Three coant con-f-rence record Her tdiattere. The t'nlvemily of .Southern r.il Ifornia mum notw-d Into Hpeond fi:u- after a mrenuoun hattle with .a corn of 63 . WuNhlfiKton wan third with no polnta California and Oregon AKrlcul turul rollfci llfd for fourth pluce with 20 polntH. Other arores wen?: Oreron 1 0. Iduho 8. Waxhinifton Hmte 7, Montana i, 'alifornla Tech 1 at 13 f' t. 9 1-6 inches. Aflip winning the lnn-yard dash ' " if-conuft, t nariie nurah, hiI.ho of I . K. i. hroke the coant con fnince rt'rord for the iu.yartl dah when he negotiated the 11h- tanee tn 21 necondM flat, Orahum, the third member of Oi I". H. C. team to lower ronat fonferonce records, won the low hurdles In 24 seconds flat. Huge Trout Taken Near Klamath Falls KI.AMATH FA 118. Ore.. June. It AI') A new angling record a eslabMshetl )n Klatnath yesterday when fid Gordon. Portland, hook ed and lauded a mum mot h rain bow trout. 36 Inches long, lu Ode HSU, creek. Th1 fish seta a new records for length, but, not Weight, It weighed 2U pounds. The rerord Klainat h fush was taken fn ll'i'l by Or. Kikes, ouUhuid. It was :K, inches long and weigher .il'i pounds. t!rdons catch is ail t he more noteworthy from th fact that hs used a five ounce- rod and light line. He was trolling In hle-ssa creek which empties tnio upper Klamath lake. KI.AMATH WINS OKA NTH PAHS, Ore., June 6 (API Pitching of Henron was too much fop (Irani s Pas yesterday, the Klamath Pall pitcher allow ing only four hits and one run white his team mates were piling up f! total of 12 runs. The visitors hit Sharrock hard, huvlng 13 to their credit. It was Klamath Kalis' anie throuirhoul with local bat- i - m it the im-rcy of Itentoii HERE'S BABE RUTH -AT 1(5 r ,. . .... . . ' - v V;. ; ' f-:. ! ... ... ; -: Thla plctura ahoira !1ab Ruth wbun 16 yearn old ni h .inr for th Bt. ktary'a Inrtumrlal Kcheol lenm n. tiaitmion.. it tt nkont thla tint that Jurk Dunn, of tha Italtim.u nii.les. ti,. ,,,,,. Im.Trslrd In th hoy mid gav him a tryout with thr le.ini. The J.u flrtiihl. rs Hifr'4 four in tiiH flKhlh mill thrt,. In tlwt nliiili InnitiK tiit v t-n- unaM,. to over 'om I hi- t-iKhl-riin U ml ;iiti-4j up in tin- f i i hit fivi- inniunH. 'arrot? reld v .1 ( Hiv.-r for l.a Orainlc iti tin; Mtxlh IiimI it---- 4 x r' t-ii t (.all, r- fuHiiig t. yi. it J a sitiKl'- run. Hurfon, Hain t.lrl- r, Mniil; tjiil eight Un n. (lurity ul MalUti- ca riKlit for l.u druinif. NVxt .SuiuJay lUiin will plav hr.'. lavi. (.arrirk. pitchrr In u I 'tail leu Kilt' for Mtvt-ial yearn, has joiiieti the local ctuii ami will he with the La(,ranie t.jun id., reiiiainder of the M.-ason. PENDLETON IS WINNER OVER IIERMISTON 6- iii.ri; moi ntaiv i.i:a;ii: W. I.. I'.t. X I .). r, 4 .-. .:. l''lnll-tnn Walla Walla ft. nervation ll.-riniston .... :i .3 S3 PKNlJU'aTON. June ft (A I') - J'eiidleion'M limtjvii roos Increased their had in the i:iu Mountain leugtjH yeHt i day at HermiHion '! to 2 while the ltesi rv.ii ion ImliaiiK ucrfl hlunkiliK Watla, Wulla here I to 0. l'emlleloii had linte troiilde with the Htrmiston nine, Ilattrup keeping nine hits w.-il wattered. Joe It.eih-M, diiniiiutivi' Indian hnrler kept Ualla alla'.s heavy si If ken well in hand. n i lowing them hut two scatt.-retl hits while hin mates K:'eri-1 live .nafi- Idous. The nuinmaiieM ii. 7 r. r:. Itegervation Wulla WaMn H'-etleH and t r 2 tl nd.Hon; U-ck and u. ir. k. ; i tt I'entlleton jferinltton Hattrup und Ho Phelps and Sheh y. dans; 11. -rry. . . - . I (i CI 1 10 IOff i UVOICH i Javelin 205 Feet niK'Adt) AP) The riyinK eb ony feet of thr.'i- iii'Kro boys, aided by a white champion. carried northeast hlch school of Pelrijit In- to the UUcrseholuatli'.. natJ; ctuni- pionshlp of America Saturday. Thh. quartet, malchiiiK speed and brawn with Imio other boys from I S hlgli s.-hools In 33 states, won ihe meet, held under the auspices I of the I'niversily of Chicago on .Soldiers field, by scoring :M points. The S'uad rr.nu I'ort ( 'oil ins. oio.. winners of tin- i;r and i !-'" titles, lini.she.l second with j s o-j . points. I Jimmy Iemers entered as a i.ue inau team fiom Saudpolut, bKtho, ' estahliMhed a record of i;i'f fe.-t I -' Inches iu the javelin throw, erlip sing the record by 7 'i inches. Oe nicrs, on his very first effort, hur led the spear IMiEi feci for a new record. Then he increased his ins tance an Inch and a quarter before his ilazb d compel Mors r n iie.l what had happened. Zl MS 1 ATI. It MAHATIION" SAN Pit ANCISCO, June ', ( AP) Three Zuni Indians. Mellka, Ha mon and hoc In . picke.i as i he toughest and tent of tin h.ni.er dLHtutire runm rs, of the itnt rs eivatioli Hear tiallop, N. M.. have been filtered by Mike Kirk, noted Indian trader of Manuelito. N M., lo compete in the liedwuod IIIkIi wtiy Indian ma rat hon w hich HI be started from the civic center of San Kranetseo by Mayor Jtiues Itolph .1 r., at 1 o a. m. Tin .day June 14. Special j $25.85 White Protect your health and that of your family hy keeping food in a frigid temperature. You not only preserve food in its oiijrinal purity hut keep it free from contamina tion hy flies and other disease hearing agencies. A refrigerator will more than pay for itself in the amount of food saved' during the summer weather. $1 Down Tl i;stV'S PlttH.HAMS Tlie Natiomil P.ro; puny program for from U to 1 n will Hits." bi ondeast ovel K l ' A. K Pi . K(iV KKX Portland ' -itfiiK com- i uesday night ! e "Hits and j KM MO. KOO. I K 11. W- niooi n::iu e-rier ; h to 't. chosica I hour to I-. dance music. KUO- Oakland tl, little sym phony: (1 : ;.". news, baseball ; N to it. "The I'ihcrints"; lit, etitertain iiienl: In::.' to t. sin pns KOIN Portlam) ti. dinner con cert; "tin, poultry talk; s. ar tist.' proK'iiui. KKl- l.oM Autr. bs r ::,. musical program ; v. st ring Muartet ; la. Azure music club. KJU -Senitle f.Z'K sports; (1:0, program; 7. orchesira; S, studio program. K I'd San Kraneis- Bt cool all day with a idea; GE fan A big breeze for a nickel. efficiency in your office during the hot .weather. That's what G-C Fans mean. The 9 inch Genera! Electric oscillating fan illustrated above, sells for $13.00. There arc several desirable other types and sizes, some as low as $5.00. PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC CO. I Merchandise Distributor GENERAL ELECTRIC e ..-r.....-i.-?-, H.rayc.a; rrii li ll Side leer LL 1 W Mountain Refrigerators The Chest with a Chill in It. Require less ice and less care Clean, sanitary throughout Delivers any Refrigerator you may choose. The in weekly or monthly installments arranged to ments of your income. Can Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers chesira; S to !, piano and song re cital; jo lo II, dance orchestra. KOA N-nver -l:3rt. dinner con cert; B:3o, farm quesfion box; 7 jto !i, dance orchestra. ! KYA San Francisco, 7, .concert jtrio; H to Ji, program. ; K1PJ Spokane, 7:.l". vatnle- ! villi': S, Kord hour: lu. varsity chest r:i. KTA II Oakland, S : 1 r. . stamp collector chat: S:l.r to in, contral to, baritone, organist program. KOVV--Portland, fi to 7. din ner concert; 7. concert trio; (:.lo, I filiicational program; in i ,i;(nr nimic. ' , KOMO Seattle, 7:.t". concert orehest ra: R. piano recital; 1 to 12:30, dance orchestra. A NI W KIM Ol MARK j 7'KNAMHrCO. Hrazil-On,, .sort ! of a record for trims-Atlantic ; flights Is held by .Ina He Karros, ! ltrur.iinn ti vial or. He ilew Hie j plane Jahu from Oenoa to Pern j amlmco in aighl months. He left j Italy last ( tctober and had u lot ; of mishaps but finally arrived by air. indoors, Comfort Ten cool hours in your home. C E F.M irt fcv -liU.fc" Sil t!m.l ft.L.I.M. l.ol Im thi. a.4 1 t" ai d.il.i .i.du.. VA A cmcKiT hats si;xi:d i.".m'"-n (Afi- i:vii cricket bats are mud. affected by the ,seT (iiu-sii'tii. White willow is the wood from " w a "l"r'. r which the bats of such famous I hing is wrong. lie has been, players as .hick Hohbs must be shooting iu (he fifties on his pri-plal.-d. Willow trees are sexed. jvate course ni I'ocantico Hills. One Tin- female trees at ford the best ; day he got a terrible f.4. And now and t hey arc becoming so that bat manufacturers' are I ,, hard put to find a supply. There are more than V't recoi'- nizrd vaih iies of willow, but few are suitable for crick.-t bats. ' ( Only $9.75 Down Places Any Model OPtii Electric Range In your home this month. FREE with each range pur chased this month -a $10.50 FAN Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. lop leer 70 LI). Capacity. Special $21.95. dry and White Mountain Refi-ig-erators are as clean and white as the new fallen snow. They preserve food as no other refrigerator can. The cork hoard in sulation, genuine qiuyried stone white lining insures perfect refrigeration and you are guaranteed more value than you can buy in any other refrigerator. balance can he paid meet the require .MHI l. (.r.TTI. MN)) i taki; ytown, N. Y.--.lohn I), .Rockefeller must do nine hobs in he is rel urning to his home ad Lnkewood, N. .1., to see if the jinj j will leave him on his private coarse t here. j J Win. Pciui--.'. cciil--. (.on? Vl&nv Comr out ofthe. KITCHEN W .;J-- V I ' yr w