La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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SPOET NEWSj
YANKEES WIN AND
LOSE YESTERDAY
Lou Gehrig's 2LIncl Homer
Helps Team Take .Sec
ond Game 7 - 3
NATIONAL I.I Afi
w. I I'd.
PlllidiniK ....
St., Louis ....
( "hlcago
New York
Mrookiyn
Uoston
Philadelphia
t;u7
.477
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AMFIUCAN I.I
A(.l i;
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NVw York
Philadelphia
chiraKO
Washington
trolt
cbvelnnd :
St. Louis
Huston
. :tti ;o
7 a:;
5 4 7
ll tin AnsoHiiIciI Press'
Pitied iiKntii.it the mnnr-up
rltihi In red hot duels Hit- lml if
of both inujor b-uwtt todtiy win
huullliK out nil their htttlliK how
itzer to hohl the fort.
lu (lehrlK' 2 2 ml hoim run
lu lpod the Vunke. H lake I he h r
olid half of ii double header f rum
their challengeis, thi Athletics. 7
to il lifter IosIiik the first game. 4
to 3. Hah" Huih wus out of the
lineup with uri Injured knee mid
GehrlK'ft alum curried htm to within
HtrlkliiK distance, of the big bain's
homer total of 24.
In the other headline battle of
the day, the Plrules loosed u bi -rlflr
hattliiB hurra.- that riddled
I lie Cardinals, !t to 3. The Pirab M
needed the victory as they had hut
u slim half faille advantage ovr
thu Curillnuln.
Alter bintliitf the I'ir :it s Sit
urday the Cubs fell victim to the
hiHt place It'ds. when Lll'tue nt
ched an 8 to t victory d -spile poor
tmpporl. Cunnally'.i 1 m lit mIi.T
pitching juarlied Ih" V to 7 d i
flSn roTli.c VvlHte S?W OVeVlhe
TlKeiM.
The (Hants Tell before the liob-
IllS 1 to 1, lllicto Itohhl.-'M til' il
thr.-iitenlnR to pans thiin in the
slundltin,
. . (l.urK' I'hle. of tho ItidianM,
lx'ted Ktewart of the Itrouifi In
(i i to 0 pitchiMrt' h:iith- at rp-ve-hilKl.
Itllekeye ti P ss sih reMiil
tl) the SeComl Kme uf the dnllttl.
hill, hehiK hatt'd tturn the l,o a
the ItrowliH Hon. S-Il.
JJuddy Myer, inlded tltlH y ar to
the Hed Hux, tilt n 1 on li in lui iucr
ifiim MiateH at Washington and
alanifiied out h hoinet-. doul.P uml
HltlRle, hid the run1H.l l eiall lo.'i
out I tu t.
KI'A'I K ASSI-SS:S TltAt KS
I'Ult'AUO (Al'l 'Ih- Mai"
ttf-aRiiry uf HHnoin III he si
I.TM'.tUMt a stiiMon rlehei- i T I -r July
1 from ruct track fe.s. (in that
date the new law Ink h et lect h ral
Irkiift rttcliiB and traek w n : t In K.
Trcks within i!.r( mlhs ut eiti-M
of 6L'",nir( or more must puv
Jno in fp8 for ac!i laeliT d:v,
nnd traihl Outside t h- " Ti mite llm-
lte ntnt P'r l. ('' a dav. j
Thr prtlicltuit 1rark iit f- i ! ate I
the Aurora, WiinhlriK'mi I'arU,
Hiiwthornp ntid I -Ineoln He Ms
eournen nvM t'hlciiuo im-1 I 'an -mount
Park lienr St. Istim. Itet
IIiik roc.-dtlie, how rvii. will not
hit rhanjj'-d much, lor most iti th
illlnots tracks hav tx'en op-radiur
pa i Itmitut Is u,er eouit nininr-
IIOIIM
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GK AN DF DEPOT
'I r.ni.1 in
Motlcni Chair -
Leave
La (,1-ando for J,ht,1i
a Crnnde Cor Unkcr, 1 .i ;t:
La Grande for RiUit nly
Ln Craiulp fur IVihIIoIoii
(Connctlnr. lit , -iMutlf, f,,r
Lv'ave I a (Iranile
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
Dependable
Values
Beavers, Acorns
Each Win Game
In Coast League
pacific coast
khind
n I t ;mi'i; o
utile
crnim did
iMIlllnl
SSIllJI
AiiM'-l s
d!yiond
Itv the Am lalc
I'rfsH
iikl;nd hplll a p.ilr of pileh-
; In t. allies with Portland, thn
jA'-oftis roppitiK tin- riist, 4-t. and
(.Mil.' I!.;, V -I the weond. .'I-!. The
,j lall.r Klrl;.d Ilvi- rhafiet.fi h-hind
I.any l'r m h Iti tin first encounter
i Ut oil t Ih- y out hf ill soul h pa v. H
pi'ehltiK rtfortK, Krausc, opposing
..j.liim. allowed elht wattered hlt.H
;d and wha- ked out n homer and a
xliiUle.. liatteiies: first mime
Ktause and Pool; l-'rench, Tomlin,
Kll'toy ;m,l Pise her. Yelle, Sec
ond vraitie 'ran: head a in! Itead ;
l'ott'h r ttnd Yellv.
San aneis-'O rllmlied Into
-
ond plae,. ,y downlntf the stniKtfl
int- .!!.sion twice, f to 2 and U to I
:i. Hatt.-rh.H: I'list Ka Lasl.-y I
and Walters. Whitney; May and (
Mei'rea. Second K-"inie laidolph,
Pliu-tte. Weinerl and Whitney:
Mitch. II atlrl It.'KO.
Slam in iiiK a qiiartet of Solon
hurier.'- for 37 IiUh. Seattle copped
two lop-sided routes! h from Suc
tiiiii'Mito, l-H iwul 17-3. HalterteK:
flit-t bailie Vlnel Shea und Koh
i r; (linhiiin und Jenhins. Second
yaine: Keei'e, KentitiK and Kiteh
1 r; Knight ami Kehinidt, Horn-ant.
I, ok Anneh-fi took the odd Kami'
of the KcrP m from Holly wood tijr
winiiiiiK: ii pair of onc-slded frnyt.
Hi -I, nnd h-l. liattirles: first
name: Shel h iihack. A. Jncohfl and
I . Murphy; Wiitfht and Hannah.
Wnlhy. Second nan if- - Fuller! on,
Met'nl.e, Mulcahy and Cook, Ak
new ; W'-athershy and Walhy. Sand-
heVlf. , ti 1 I i i
JOSEPH LOSES
TO O.-W. NINE
liY 6-7 SCORE
The ,a
t'.ated
Orande (l.-W. shop tf
Joseph yehti rday after- '
In an ItiterestlnK" hawdmll
, which vi,8 u pltcherH hattlc
the lilie'th InntliK. Yeske, of j
t'i
i.a (iratide. doiii i ceti.-nt work.
The r.:nte eiiih-d ti to 7 in fuvor of i
the local nine. which ties In j
Cmmle nnd Joseph lor Hrst plncc
In tin1- Wallowa Valley leiiKU. !
lt"ciiuN of thi' stormy weather
only a fall- sir.ed crowd attended
the iMime. The l a tirnnd" hntfery
was Ycshe iithI Smith.
Ni t Sunday and Monday. July j
3 and 4, Ih" (.-W. Lain Will p-hty
Klrln at PlMin. - ,
II Wis SIMl N VISIT r. s.
Till: '11 A OF K (AP)- Miss hu
Hoiituan. tlie l nitch champion l.iw ti
bums player who w on t lie? wo
rn, n'-i singles til Ihe St, Cloud,
Ftane. , championships. Int. nds go
im: to A in. i ica after Wimbledon.
Oiii.li pap. if siijs she will com
P1 I. in ihe women's singles and
otlo t- . vents in America dutiUK th
Mi'l half of Atiguvt.
tiur
Cay Stages!
9:0(1 a. 111.
4:0n p. nu
12 :Ur p. ni.
C :0 p. 111.
:m) d. m.
0 :2.r) a.
11:00 a.
W'.ill.i WnlU nJ I'am'o)
FRENCH STAR
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Mcel Mllo, Simone Thi"ti
I'liaiimi'. the newest f-n.ail
(.'.olfdom. she's from
1' Ya nre,
j rut Mic
her name indicate. nnl
cfinly won the Ht itit h v
open. Yclfrigi K.dfrw
that who will s.kiic day
peer of 1(11 women poifer
men
l-fdlet
f thl'
Large Crowd Sees
Exhibition Shoot
At U. P. Grounds
several hundred Inten s!m H).t
laiorfi wen present at the Futon
Purine Athletic rlnh trap shooting
Kround.s Saturday when (Jus Peret.
expert Khot for (he peteis i 'art -i-id.'e
company jriive a hhooiiiiK ex
hlhltion. Ulifli-ult shots u tt h n
rirh-, shot Klin and fr volver w ere
in turn performed. Mr. Peret win
ning enthusiastic applan.se time nf-Ie-
time for his extraordinary skill.
I'rohahly one of the most spectacu
lar of his numerous feats was the
drawing of a piil'ire or Itnttalo
Hill hy outlining the fiyure with
hul let hoh s. A I w ejity-i u r was
, used.
j Following the, exhlhitlou a trap
1 shoot inir contest was held. I .y tin
: Hen tie Held w innltiK alter he u;id
j A. McAllister had shot off a tie,
ji' tniltinK wlii'ii ea h scored -:t him
jr(eks. f. i'. ponrad placed third
I ami wai alo hih run man of ih..
'day with I'n siralKht. Ahout 1! Ti
shooters were cnund in the con
it est. Pi if., s w r i a w arded t h-
' w Inners.
Pendleton, Indians
Battle to Tie 2-2
PF.NM.KTON' June L7 (AP
Peiidh.'ton and the Ueservation In
dians hllttted to a HeVen-lllllillK tir.
2 - - yesterday In a duw npour ot
rain. Karh huil.r allowed three
tills. !l was Hie closini,' came of
the III nc Mountain bacue. Score;
It. I T. P.
Pendleton . ... '2 l 1
Heservatlon 2 :t 1
Hatti-rl- s Hatlruji and lloshins;
lb ttie. and Hudson.
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NOW FOR A NICK QUIET VACATION IN
J'S'?'m'.T " 1 J mmmmmy " ima 'ty ;
Professionals !
Play Better In
Own Backyards;
lly f. II. Kit Irr
The. result of the recent Pyder
'up international Kolf mntchew at
I Wot Center llidlcaleN to Hit IlillloHl
I huiiiotouji decree u theory that
j may not be all w nrra tiled that
J t he A i iH' i lea ii prof -Nionii Is, and
; I he Jtriti.sh piot.Hsbmiils, ptay bet -Iter
match coir In their own re
' sjiectlvc backyards,
j it will hi- recalled. perhapH with
i a hint of morti fleut Ion. (hut our
j professional team, playlnc in tin
tir.st of the Py.b r '"iii niaciiK la.st
.minuter at W.ritwijrth. in Surrey,
KiiKlamt, was trounced In the ratio
of I :t to I St In live foursomes
and ten siucles matches, Our re
vepk'e at WorceHti r was n- arly as
compi.-ie. Our side won, in four
foursomes and eichl hlncles
matches. Ii '. (o 2 Uj . !
(inhaud, Ihe Implication Is that
both Mdiji play belter al hnme. (
Ami certainly the advantage dne
lie with the home team, especially '
as both the Weniworth match and
the Worcester match were played
soon alter thi visitlnc club had
not- ol f the boat w hieh carried
t hem across t he At Ian tic. Our j
boys ct it a inly were st III w-n rln' .
seu-h-cs at Went worth ami demon
Mtabd an improvement by ronip
inc away with nost ot" the first
dozen places In Hie cnsulnt,' Itritish
oi"n championship.
1 .susp. ct th- Woice:h'r course
puzled Hi" Invaders, in the rec.-nt.
encounter. The reports indicate
that they held their own easily up j
to the ichti!y of the Kr...Mi. where j
the methodical Americans outlin- '
islied the III. '
This brings up an interest mik
and perh a ps Important reminis-retici-
of the last American Inva
r'on of Hi it a in Tommy A rm our,
the handsome black Scot, indeed
had railed the matter to my atten
tion the previous winter ;;1 Saraso
ta. Fla.
Tommy is uuabi h-d in several
ways a.-' an authority, lb' learned
bis came in ltritain and d v.-loped
It in the Pulled States. Il- Marled
as an amateur and now Is a pro
fesHtmal. And Tommy's pronounce
ment Is (his:
"In the lotur inn. the American
prof, should bejtt the Itritish pros,
ami tor some y ars will continue
to heat them. because they have
develop, d 11 a superior decree the
art of 'I'lnishinc' a hole."
ThtJ' sounded interesting. I ask
i d Tommy for more.
"Where the Itritish professionals
are -a a L'ooit us the Americans off
the tee. and through the cn-en as
a rule i hey an- 1 oncer w it h the
drive, and they play the Irons wtl
- they are at present too much un
der the sp' H of an old convention.'
he said. "They still regard two
pulls to the cr-4'ii as standard coif,
whether they will admit It or not.
And. missinc the preen with the
proper shot, t hey mtbeoiiM Vitlsly
'resicn f hei'nselvi ;i to a lost stroke.
"Not so the American profes
sional, lb- has for some reason
made up his mind that he can pet
lawn in two strokes from Just off
the ireen as welt ns from on Ihe
crei ii ; he has st ml led and p''ac
tic.il ihe art ot finisiitnc the hob1.
an art that n pays time and prac
tice. The A met leans 'finish I h
.hole b.-n.-r than tin: Mrlton., pro-
; f. s.sionals and a mat em s a like.
j They w In for 1 hat reason."
I It is slcniiicant that the reports
from Worcester were to the effect
t hat. as It r la n Hell. Associated
1 Yt ss cor t-espon dent put it : 'The
Americans knew what tn do with
the hall when ear ihe creep. "
I Opl-CIU(lK.K
It AM.IIAI.I,
P(IImi (AP) The liisl liase..
ball match . . f playd betw. etl the
I niversitl.s of iixt'ord and Cam
bridge at Stamford Hildge resulted
In a I - victor y lor Oxford, w hos
team is repuli d to be the champ
ions .f Kngland.
SPACES
BIG TEN CHAMP
u si
V.'
V
Meet l.r ter
Pit; Ten Kolfe
won the nati
Polslad. hit
k. P.dstad.
nal public
who
links
title last year. reptes.
I 'ni veilt y .if M innesol
annual Itii: Ten meet
Ihe
ut ly
lee
and cnriit-d off lop hutioti
Sportswomen Lead
Rival Teams of
Big Game Hunters
PHI TIMISKP. Mont. AP)
American women interested in hie
Came need no loncet- Pave the
Fnitid Stales for the juncles ot
Africa or the mountains of A.sia.
Tin- forests and mountains of
Montana have always bet n fast
m ss'-s tor predatory beasts and
birds. To elieourace that extei pii
nation the Montana Sportsmen's
asocial ion holds yearly contests,
financed by the slate catue com
mission. TrophbB are awarded to
-:ub t.-ams that kill the lursi
number.
Irene Phillips and Allen Miller,
both ardent sportswomen, lend rl
al teams of the Hi Timber Hod
ami (lliii club. This club has won
tirst honors for the Inst three yearn,
Hotli women have statewide rec
ords ;in rille Miots and as ancb-iH
rival Montana's le st I isherim n.
Med ford Loses To
Boas in 7 to 4 Game
MKIiFOIIIl, tlnv June 27 AP)
Th- KOiiH of tilt' So.itll.-ni ()r
ini 1,'iiitu,- i..r.:ili..l M.nIioiiI 7 to
4 ill a hittillK ;i"l loos.!.
Iikiynl hasi-ltall KiU'i'. hi')i mtirk
ii 111.' i-iul "I tin- flrat half of llif
ht'ii?l'ii. . S.-yri-;
p. ir. k.
7 la .1
4 in 0
Force:
Hoas
Med l ord
Pattern s I 'avis
Uoston and Pannlste
Ai l. i ivimi ip.h s i Ai ir
flMt'AtlO ( AP) - Chicago may
lose Dm- National I'oll.-giale canies
because of poor patronage, and If
it does, I "oh Chari. s A. Lindbergh
may be to blnme. At the IIil'7
meet on June II only 4, mm spec
tators turned out. and apologies
explained I hat 1 housands w ho
would have attended Were at home
with ears glu-d to loud i-pakers.
lisl- nine to the trans-Atlantic fly
er's reception at Washington.
Anyway the event was costly to
ils sponsors, and officials are in
cline. 1 to offer it to a city which
will give better support to a meet
which, still in its infancy, already
all facts' t rack and field athb l. s
from col hg' s all over the nation
and promises to become pnsetitly
the ioremoM collegiate event In the
country.
THE GREAT OPEN,
NORMAL WEATHER
FAVORS FLIGHT
;July and August Good
j Months to Attempt Air
j i rip to Hawaii
j SAX FIIANPIHPO (AP) Most
of tin- ocean area between Palif
joriiia and the Hawaiian Islands is
subject to cyclonic w inds but In
iJuiy ami AucUst tlie odds acalnst
.this risk are :to to I in favor of
'ihe aviator ntb'iiiptlnc the fiicM.
- "Harometrtc dcpr'ssionn with in
tlowitiK wimls," ii the woalher Ini
rau is wont to sp.ak of the fero
i cioiis cnli s that raise havoc with
life and Bhlpplnc In the warm
I water area, will not normally oc
cur mori- often thnn once in ::o
days, stiys T (t. Peed, San Francis
co w eat her observer,
f P.-ed talks to aviators who have
, visited his office since the Hawl
' in ii filch t became epidemic, in
their own lancuace for he had two
years of wartime flylnc.- He w.is
trained In Ihe French Hying schools
in the Solssons sector, saw bomb
in c service t here am) w lh the
aerial combat service of the First
' American army,
While caiitloninc that the ele
ments have a weakness for disre
garding "normalcy" rules ami regu
lations. Peed states that the usual
weather for the San 1'rancisco
Honolulii section from July la to
about Sept. 1 is ns settled and de
pendable as is to be expected in
any ocean area.
If "normal" weather prevails the
machines attempt In k the Mainland-Hawaii
span can expect brisk
liort heasi w inds the first 2 ad to
4"ti mites1 of their trip and to pick
up a favorable t-iil wind for the
n mainder of Ihe trip.
Pr"d prints out that an error
of three decrees in navigation will
cause a plane to miss the destina
tion land enilr. ly, consequently the
flicht, he believes, conies down to a
matter of calculating drift "ftivrti
a motor that wilt keep on flylnc
after Ret tl tic Off, with sufficient
casollne."
As to cyclones or sudden storms,
he deelar-M. there is little doubt j
that the weather bureau will be j
able to Torecast conditions far (
enough ahead to forestall a hop
nrr when one is brewing. He points j
out that the weather forecast for .
tho HodceiH non-stop flight at
tempt w as accurate to a degree I
and that It w as only a gasoline
shoitage whiclf caused it to fail.
COST II A I J' A MII.MOV
SPoKANi: It cost half a mil
lion lo put the lie Antreimnn
brothers behind t he bars. Their
pictures girdled the globe on more
than :i. "nil. nun posters, and then
were other expenses. The Pniled
States, the American FJx press and
the Southern Pacific paid for the
man hunt.
Where Are
The Lambrequins
Yesteryear?
Gone! Hardly a single flapper of today could even
tell what a lambrequin is, or rather, was.
Gone, gone, along with the parlor organ, the bam
boo easel, the crayon portrait, the gold-painted chair
and the tin bathtub.
And happily, no one, be he ever so humble, sighs for
their return.
We do things better nowadays. Good taste in home
furnishings and decoration has become the rule
throughout the country.
Manufacturers of furniture, china, silverware, lin
ens, lighting fixtures, plumbing supplies, rugs, mu
sical instruments through advertising show us the
way. There is nothing more modern, more advanced,
than the art of home decoration as it is depicted in
modern advertising. In fact, in advertising it is al
ways just a little ahead of the times.
We Have The New
ORTHOPHOMC VICTOR RECORDS
Can Furniture Co.
Conipl'-'te Hume Furnishers
BM0RL
I IMllV
I'lilK.I
Tin
National
natlcar t ill:; Cojii
Sflay from !( Iili
ill.d "Hits alid
idea.-.! from sia
, K II, KOW,
pany program T
til in will he
Hits In Italy
hit
tions KI'O, K
KFtlA. KiiMd and KIKJ.
K;o oakl.iml. . studio pro
HiMin: 10. eiitert.iininenl ; l";:t0 to
I 1 . sm prir-e hroaile.i.t .
KliW- Portland. t" T. dinner
inner
i am ;
.oncert; 8, edie-ai ional
10 to I 2, dance mo ic
KJ U Sealtle. ii :m lo
tra ; S. Modi, iinr iiii;
signals.
KFII-os Anueles. 7,
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S strhiL' oii.,r?et and soloNI : I",
IF YOU DO NOT!
VOTE ON
JUNE 28
It will cost von
MONEY!
Private Expenditures and Incomes
MUST Halance
.State economy and not additional
taxes are needed.
VOTE
State Income Tax
And
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT and TAXATION
ENFORCEMENT HILL
Oregon
(7'al.r'Aiiv.V"
Read the advertisements in this paper care
fully, and you will find many ideas that
will mean more beautiful, more
useful, happier homes
deal
proma
a ni.
KPO
orchestr San Francisco. 6::t0 to 7.
i; 7 to 7:. Hi. concert or
chestra; H. liresido hour; 10 lo n,
il.itiee orchestra.
KF'i.V Seattle. 7, cverilnt; :ii
home.
Nlio Spokane. S, studio pio
f;i a m ; ID. ila nee music; 1 Ii : Ho i,(
12 1 dance mu.de.
K i 'M Scull le, ii : I a to J, inn-
al )U
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lice'
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S lO !. slihllo
Theie
pi I S I he
haloed Ji
tt item in the p.t.
dav about a man
rshiug being on hi:t
il Klirope. Jtoubr.
lews reporters will
hi' is. . . . That'll
olhei
din 1'
if fr.
ship
who
j hs Die
j find on
not lo
mention the t
Mr. Lindbergh
i d.v.oee. trial,
ew Aloerican
chambers of I
,e Lindbergh
rrilde set
gave t lie
ell her. . .
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omiuerce to
rtainly are
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