La Grande evening observer., June 07, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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TIA GRANnE EVENTNO OBSERVER
Tuesday, June 7, 1027.
Quits Amateurs
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ffllTE SOX WIN
v FOURTH STRAIGHT
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Will Meet the Yankees
Today in Crucial Ser
ies; Indians Lose
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lllg h-ague baseball fans today
had the thrilling prospect oi' ft duel
bdween Chicago White Sox pitch-
1 1 ik and Nr-w York Yankee balling
with tin- leadership of I In? Ameri
can league nt stake.
In llielr last game before the j
series with the Yankees, the sec
ond place While Sox yesterday ml- I
mlnisterr-d ft 10 to defeat lo the I
Host on Ited Sox for their fonrih ,
straight victory in the oast and a
dean sweep of the series. Since
Ihe Yankee wcr-n idle yesterday
Hi viclory carried the Sox to with
in I1 4 percentage points of t ho
Undent.
Mcunwhilc Connie Muck of the
Athletics was tinkering with hiH
club's machinery to ht what was
keeping 1' from going faster. The 1
liHult of recumplng Ihe lineup was
a A to 1 victory ov-r the ('h'Vflan-1 r
Indians. I
A 7 to ti victory for the Iwinue
Icadlni; Tiratcs over tlie I'hillieH
ndded lo their had while the
Cardinal also iulckcni d thi-lr jiaco
by downing the Kohlns. ti to L liy
d.-fenllng tile ltitnton Kravi'K, 4 to
It. ill fc-n InnlnKH the t'hicairo Cnhs
piiHlM-d Into a tic wilh th
(iianls
for third plucf. The (Jlantn u
Idle.
' Aini-ilca is af'
llilc war r.n the c
we can lep out
hat.
the navy'
nasi proved,
ami Imy a
Swimmers Socking New Dangers To
Quicken Public 'Interest-in-the Sport
Ity Kihvaril J. cll
((Associated Cress Sports Writer)
' MOW YORK, .lime (A C)-
Long illslance sw iiuinets who kick-
d and "crawled" such tempest noun
Nvalers as the Catallna and Kugllsh
rhanuels Into siihinisslon are look
ing for new lips and cross-cur- i I'rllish suttclt,
renin to compter. Swim llnlh Way-!
.Inst like the man who found It Kneourai-ed hy h. r sure. m hi
necessary to "hlle a dog' to make paddling ir.:t mlhs down ttie Mud
"new V, so the overhand plugcei , stui river from Ail-any lo New
have turned to the hardships of j York in a one-piece grease hathing
heeding water, in w and uncharted suit in less than F.!i houis last sea
sea courses, and untune perform- son, as well as a heroic but utiMite
ances to (pilcken puhtic Interest, i ct sfnl el tort to w rest William
now that channel swimming Weigh y's f .Ti.non prize fmtn Young
Ihrcutt-ns to become a mode of : in the Catalinn effort. M i-m. I.otlie
travel rather lliiui a sport. New ( May St hoemin-'ll has annomx-etl
dangers, new thrills and fresh dif-J she will "lake" the :'n mil, Cng-
M
Admission to the (Jrounds for
All (!hil(lren Under 11 Years
of Affe.
Ope
nin?
Wednesday
JUNI
at
UNION,
Keseivnl seal lirkots
Thursday's Show al
Ueion Stock
Show
Japanese Girl
Athlete Would
Be Sports Writer
TOKYO (,I'l Mis Klmivn
j Kilonil, Julian's lallnii: M irl atli
I ti l.' who rid ully i-MnMlsh.-il two
new uiioffii-lal Ivor!,!'
flie Mc-ljl Shrine oil.l. n
efrln at
Tokyo. Ik haul at woil; Ii.iiiiIiik to i
j he a .iiillrnali.-it. She Is employ. j ,
; 111 the ortinr ,pp:irlii!' lit of th
: Osaka Mnhiii-hl itml 1u-i-h In he
the
' 111
the
tllHl WOllUlll Spurt S ((M
empire.
lor
I A,
.Mt-i.il meet
standing hr
m, breaking
Miss Hlton!
nad jump at
tin; world's
' made the
; 2. til iiM-Iro
I rt'ciinl of a.fi.'i met r
i 'uhii'lia Said,, of 1 h-
held by Miss
I lilted States.
She hImo i-iin tiu mm ii-rs in 'i.I
fi'coiiilM, i-clipsiiiif t In wocld'M rec
ord held ly Mi.sn W'hii iiiiimi of
(ei'iiiany f.f '7.4. Tin- new re-cr-rdu,
lnnvi'ViT, are oiliilal only In
I .la pan.
i .Miwt Hilornl (ralnt d world-wide
nttcjillon at tin- Inlet national Wo
j lii"ii'N Olympic ineei. in Sweden
Ilawl Miimnter ny eulahlislilnx a new
world'H hroad Jntnp record of
lliet l l-M.
MiNH llitoml In 2 yearw old :
I I 0 feel, fix inches in height, nil
I nniisual Miallire for .lapanexe kIiIh,
I Wlien not cnuaKcd n nililelics and
In reportorial worlt, Mhe HpendH her
I lime in cookinjr and New! m:. Sh'
i Mays nhn Is not particularly fond of
men and ha.s no idea or nHlln
mariieil, al least for some years lo
coon "nw cacahli
lKTl:OIT A 1 Afl- r wat h
inw the TiK- iN under a new nian
:iK r I ti l roil faiKlom haH conclml
ed that Ty Cohlt u;im too Kood a
hall playt r to succeed as a nian-
nger.
The Kim
, , ,
exe.. al Hee,,,l
jjo.iKht vainly to
has shown im-
m.
base, which I Vhl
,in to the tup.
prov i play und-
rji
Moriar-
intense
ly. Coiih always was a
player. Shrewd and llt-htninif fast
til jlldk'llielll. he fouiul ll ilift'lcull
as manager ti rtall.e that other
players lacked some of these muill
ths. Al'le to hil In piucheM and
Steal bliS. H lit MINi If. Ill- COUlll (Hit
uii'lerlanl w hy ol Iht players
iiiilil not tlo it. This aliunde led
Ilo discontent.
Mot iarl y, on 1 1n ol her hand,
mi- ultimo! playing worries, has ein
Now j ployed diploiimey in ha ml lint; the
'.rjw', . am, seelihig to avoid muling the
Hfiiiiet Inu s 1 tin pera men 1 a I pin yet h.
jflculths are
j sensa I iona I d.
j I 7-yea r-ohl (
. i 'ntaliiut
nee.led to rival the
Stl Of (Jeorge Voilllg,
a nail la n, across t he
id and Ihe exploits
last
M r
s-ason of "Tnnly'i Kderte,
(Jail,. CotsiiM, and I heir mau
1 1 1 1 ii
ds in thi .storm-lossed j
OKI
on sale Tuesday lor
(ilass Diuj; Store
Day
V'.' - t (Jne after another I w
. . hourcgM out . lrV : . .t.it 7 ty?T
.Meet iian.1,1 Kr,.Ker, orld' ir. ' ( lJ,:'-rit,lJ ( -S;f - - ' ''W&Jlliwf : 1 lS-
BlonalLim in order to be wlm- 'AlS Wf"-'1--' ' ti" i''" '''hn ' !
ii.lnliisii'iielor. Tl.ulluwall.ni f , !l A f' ' eG'ffJX''':''.1' Vr'--i ,WT--E:aaaOT. !
roipeie,i in m-ent year utKler f :i:WvQ . Y ,J' '! 'ii -W '' 'MSiM?V)i:,,,'''-;'' J'C97 Ti --VpAi'iyl
(lie color or the Ulll.01, AtUletlo !V?f .Vl..,7rTr Wffi
I -7r- , :
v i :i. i :siavs ritK.it am
The National Uroadcasling rom
pany proKtam for WvilnewTav night
.lime x, from i until I ft will h the
radio drama "IVer (iynt", hy Hen
ri U Ihsen, Itroadcast over KI'O.
Kdt). KII. KCW. KI'OA. and
Kt M .
Krj i Oakland. :fiS to 7::i0.
new s, has. hall, markets; S, vnca
lioll id'orani.
I l.l It -Seal i ii:"?. musical pro-
( ,.,.,,, ,.. , , ,
N,)i(i
i
K ' ' ,V .Jennie, n, imsi-nnn,
S to !', program.
hrl I -os Angeles, li:;((, orches
tra; 7, dance orchestra; 7: SO, !
leetive stories; 7:4.1, Hinging. S,
male (uaitet; la. Instrumental
liiarlel.
KiV Cortlandi 7 to S. niuslcnt
program
! k;.-
j hall scoi
.et,1M1; !.
I KI'O
concert program
i KU-7-
; orchestra music.
Spokane. i lo li:l.fi. Ikiw- '
s; S::;u to Ii. studio pro
to !::m, musical program.
San l-'rancis'o, 7 to 7:110,
n'cheslra: S to t. musical
I a to 11, urchit.si ra.
-Spokane, H, dinner enn-
( ci i t ; 7, prournni; S, musical pro
Ifrain: 10 lo 12. dance orchestra.
1 KliWW -Walla. Walla, 0 to fl;aO
, musical program;
si udlo program.
1 KO.H - Seattle,
' ceii orchest ra ; S :
1 orchestra; in to
program,
j K(!A -SpoUane,
program; !i lo ',):;
t:;Su lo li)::a,
1 f. to 8, con- I
to fl, concert f
:'MK musical j
S to tl, studio
, musical pro-
era in.
KKX Cortland. ( lo C:2 organ
conc
until
k.rs;
lo, J,
rt : i;:l'o lo ti::to, amusement j
: 7::;o m s, news, sports, mar-
X to S ; :t . travelogue; H:'Mt to '
defy program. I
IKh t haniiel holh ways In a single !
liop t his su m no r. j
This mission prohalily will force
Mrs. S hoemmell from Ihe Il'J-niih- '
niauilhon M-)Mliilei for July I I on '
! Lake (ienrge, N. Y .. a body of wa- I
ler noli. I for frigid currents ami '
j wide variance of teiu pet al tires. :
Mot sponsors of I lie $L'ft,00M
grind, a popular figure now Ili tlls
i.iiii e suimming. hope to lure to
ftie lists Oertruth' Ktlerle. Oeorge
Young. Mrs. Corson. Clarabelh'
1 :a rret t. New Roche lie school
t' nrhe? ; Henry Sullivan,
u II. Mass, (inly comiueror of both
the Kngllsh aixl Catallna channels;
Oi orge Crt egan, oi . I'ater.soti. X.
.1.; Charles Tolh, of Huston; Nor
man lioss. of Chicago, and other
distance, clianiplons.
Twins lo Swim
IVrhaps the most uuhUe efforl
tf the coming season has been
seloduled by the U-yeur-nhl Zit
1. ntlehl tuin. Hernicc ami I'liyllis,
of New Vor It, who plan to swim
Hi,- Cnglish channel simultaneous
Iv bin In opposite directions. The
lather of the girls lias anuouucetl
i hat one will start from Oner, car
ivtiig a Urttish flag, and the other
iniiii the l-'reiich coast, lnarlng a
I retich emblem, with tlie InlentLon
ni meeting and swapping flags In
mid channel.
The youngsters, ho swum fif
!..n miles down the lludskin river,
rii.m Yonkers to tlie Mattery, last
tall, have luIed as coiltlit lolling ef
;.its alleuipts to break Urn river
i t i o'ds at tUe, ten Ul fifteen
mil, s as well as sw ims "round
.mii.i
tif a n" on .hum l n ; Sandy
M.k
Hip Itatiery. a r:t-mile
on J uni' -ti; and the l,ake
' marathon,
v Kiuiland has $;r.)o to
on ;i race across the "ii
or rip-wrackeil, tide-torn wu-
tha
separates Nantucket and
id. The event, over a
. er b. ioie attempted ami
eSOine
i to .sailors, ha
or S- pt, ;'. Kntries al
. In en recelveil from
ho hoids the "round
attan"
ntmi! i
cord of 'l hours,
nd his brother An-
v ; Mis. Kliriedit Msing, of New
.jionl, Mass.; Alfred Mitchell, of
itnn. toi mer Olympic swimmer;
v Klweii, of Itevcre. 17-yenr-old
ovd hohler for the Moslon Light
im. and lalwin C Moody Jr., of
t l Ii Hi ooklield. Muss.
I'he wat is of three rilled on the
i i-lc mast -- Alameda, taktan!.
I Sm Crancisco. Cab will tlraw
c distance sw itmncr for a 14-
ml
ttirn aionml AiamPia iian-i
l.y nu. The winner will re
. JL"'1" mid the first woman
imish :,im. Mrs. U H. Konr-
ot Long Heach, Cab. who cov
d 1 n mile of the Catalina rhan-
i ace, is among the early in-.......
news, has. hall, markets; 8, vnca- j
.- 11 passea mem u A&W:..Ji
Pi 127. R. J. DrynoM. Tohuro
Coipny( Vl'inktun-Slcm, N. C.
M.TS hi:aiei; 1. i:
MA I. KM, ire.. June T ( A I'l,
The stale supreme court has s--t
June 21 as the date to hear argu
ments in the case of I'eth r Ccder
sou and ot hers against t he stale
hoard of control, a suit to enjoin
tin- const met Ion of a new state
l-o-lolllce building with funds of I he
stale bid list 'la 1 accident comiuit
slon as aul liol lxeil by an act of
I he I t'j; legislature. The est I
imited cost of the building is
$i;ni),ixiii. in the low
Marion county, .1 ildgi
Malum held for the p
( he In mnct ion.
"in mm !
II. M"-;
AMI ltK A (illil- WINS
M IMC 1MtlK TWIt r, I
Ni:W YOKK Mildred Seeha, J
the young soprano who has held
Ihe Curuwo Koundation scholarshipi
for two successive years, will re-
Challenger and Titalist
a:
V5
A
Siuits My
I'Mt, illulf TTlHitl
.ti-rwwithi n.iwii tnm, Mu..i,y l nlhUian. 1 e In. -aIijii iho two ieel
in iliir ntln imii , ; iy,,t t'nlulua Oiu i.iK tiie wiutcr
mil n br will r.'ir.it i!, vl. tni v in thrir 11 -l Uu:t. lljtli, llshtfrn
.! mli iu at liu r,UUlu wlun iu.y uu.t nt Chi aso ocij
IT'S the cigarette of the age the triumph of all
smoking history. Just reflect at the time when,
more cigarettes are smoked than ever before
Camels passed them all.
Why? Figure it out and you'll find that Camel
is made for the particular smoker whose taste, day
by day, is more knowing of quality. Camels are
rolled of the choicest Turkish and Domestic
tobaccos grown. And what blending! Camel's
smoothness and mellowness are qualities distinctive
to this cigarette.
, If you haven't yet tried them, you'll find all
your smoking wishes come true in Camels. Mild,
clear and smooth from morning to night. Always
so satisfyingly good! "Hrtrc a Camel!"
! 1 tti n to I he
nier 1 o a rr:
Cnit. d
age for
itates this sum
it series of pub
lic
ipp
iranci
lis Se, who was born in
,Iacl;s,in ille, l-'ia.. made lo-r debut
In llaltimore, Md.. soon alter grad
uation from high school and won
the Caruso scholarship. This en-
t it l
llei
, ing
: dir.
d her lo a year's study abroad
success was ho ma rUed d ur
that year that CJattl-Casazza. j
dor of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, hearing her sing in Italy.
r(.ennrnien.
s. hoiarshii'
tl lhat a second year's
be given to her.
f)i,VMrui him; tii ack hom:
A.MSTKHKAM (AC) The cycl
ing track Is thp first part of the
Olympic stadium to be completed
for next year's Olympic meet.
Const met Ion on the stadium is
proci
dtng
en ahead of epecta-
his l.i;l;il of ti.lhii.n. II1.1 lnm.r
lions ami the football lb-Id has
been laid out anil covered with
sod. while the tunnels beiiealli the
f-pectntnrs' stats and leading from
the cloak rooms lo the field also
have been completed. The grand
stand is more than half way fin
ished. All preliminary work on the
grounds and buildings probably
will be completed early in C.H'S.
Co-Operation The First Principle of Success
Ml I'nlotl Mi'll linil W'mni-ll. S'dlir I'lli'mN mill i'limllics. niv rtMiirvtril lei In 'lsls'rr:'r,
ti:om,i; no.Mi-: ixitrsTitv una mmwi, mhik iiants. tiic Kiiikmins ih sim:ss im i:ui:sis
ni' our cll.v sollfll llu siipiMirt ol' nil W orLlnif IVupIp, mill, toui'lltrr llli nil rii'iu i-inplf Ins l iilon
l.illiol- or illsilii.vin tho I'lilnil Cnril. llt-r ri'iiiiiiiiiriiili-il liy lln ( K.VI'KAI, l,.lt(ll l'll.
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.1. I". tlon liK U. Ill l lr St.
IMllllK' 111 l-.l.
I'oi'Uiiis Motor Co.. ror. -till
mill Ailiim-.. I'lioni' Mnln .VIM1
iiaki:i:ii:s
1 : . r:n, ili- HnkiTV. . SIT
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Ailiilns .vi'. I'lioni' Mnitl
Iji (ininili 'llnmil llnnk.
Ailaui'. vo. IIhiii l;iiil 2.1.
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lli'rninn's I'lurr. 210 lpol
Sf, I'lioni' .Muni 2.
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Ave. I'lioni' II l-V.
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cm 1. mi rvs v 'UtAiu.Ks
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Ailtimt A I'lioni' Milin
2112.
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lllno .Mini ill ti I n rri'tuncrv.
I lull .cltlnirlon Alt'.
I'lioni' M.1I11 BO.
I'lilon rri'nnicrv t'o., tl!2
.Irff. Ave. I'hiino .Mnln 122.
n Minrs
Ml. l inllv Knlir. 220 Fir St.
I'lioiir Mnln Sift.
E i cj M ll - I
I FA N ANOKLO. Teas (AC)
Menard county ranchmen feel no
I ''nvy r' 1 h(l f-porlsnien who shoot
the live, heavy-wing- .1 pigeons at
Monte Carlo. They get their sport
by shooting buzzards
i A germ carrying bird, the buz
'zard Ik tie- partieuiar my of
stockmen, lb-nee traps are built to
catch them. Two thousands were
IIDIWIITMI'.VT STdlillS
Hill's lli'iil. Slori-. Ailnins
Avo. riionc .Mnln 71(1.
i:i.i:(Ti:i( Ai, srriM,u;s
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1 1 1 . llr- I'll,, lie Mil 1 11 till.
1 I I.I .1 VI ; STATHIXS
Ill-n-ly V (;eo:m- I'lllin Co.,
cornrr 1 1. 1 mill Ailnuis.
I'lioni' Mnln ll.'iT,
I'liillc oil o Ailnuis mill
(.ii-i-nivootl. l'hoiic Mnln
I ll."..
n itrn la:
I'liriiEliiic i:i-hniim-. rorm-r
I'll- mill .hi irrson Ave.
I'lionc ITI-.I. .
I'lMlll.M, l'MII.OIt
Snoilm-ii'-s A liiiim-riiiiin,
."us I1I1 SI. I'liono Mnln (12.
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llm-rls (n-m-i-ry, .MIS I'ir SI.
I'lnmp Mnln 7:11.
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SI. I'liono Mnln 7."i!.
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11111- An-. I'lioni' Mnln ."ill.
I'. ml-.,. 11 llios.. mil il,inis
Air. I'liono trnln S'l.
l.n l.rnnill' l.riKi-ry Co.,
Si-rvciM-l mill 'I hi ill ;ro.
ci'l-li's.
11 Mtnw i:i:
r. I.. I.IIH. Vilnius Ave.
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Ihe I'nii... 1113 Ailntix Aio.
I'lioni' l:iin fiu:i.
Pulinnn'-i. l:ln.-, Ailmus Ave,
I'lionc ;in-J.
caught in one t rap (luring 1k a
years. i
Alter a number have been col
lected tin y are released before a
squad of shotguns in llu liand of
the ranchmen, itegular meets an
held.
An oppoiieni
to let any mad
if he'd just.
ille Offel?
' him. Nov
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iii;Iiiii mill lriot. I'lioni'
.Mnln 77.
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Ave. I'lnmi' Mnln ."ill.
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t'i.. l:in Vilnius Ave.
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Main 7:111.
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