La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

Monday, July 11, 1927.
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DEMPSEY ROUGH !
ON FIGHT MATES1
JACK GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS
SPORT NEWS
CHICAGO TAKES !Oaks Increase
BROOKLYN lTOO! Leadership; Win
Double Header
Giants Shutout Cardinals
7-In American Tigers
Ride over Yankees
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Ww 'York ...&C 24
Washington , 4f. n j
rirolt 42 H4
biriro - 44 ,17
J'hiladelphia 4 37
pveland X4 4r
Ht. loubt ..... 31 45
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;VN-w York .I..! J. 42 38
iFkookiyn- ......il..-.':. 37 41
to Y'fdladelpbU 31 44
Hcmtou- 43
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Pacini' coast M;Afi'i-:
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' OaMnnd 64 43 .fi8
Seattle LC 4 .f.3
iHjui l-'ruririwo 67 49 .I38
Haerinneiito )G 4 .1.33
Portland - Ml 1.4 .4M
Mission 4H l,H .4E.8
Hollywood . 4! 58 .468
, I .on AMK"I'H 43 fi4 -40;
Tin- (akH lightened ihir tfrlp
on I lint place mIIIi u doubl win
ovi-r Portland, G-6 niiil "-0. Hat
ti rlt : firnt gmne Hughe, Coueh,
Ponder u ii (I V ' N ; K tuum Gould
ami Head. Second (fame: Yerke,
'ouch und KldrhT; Hoeb.er und
It ud.
MtultU walked off with th
.KTlf liy trimming the Mlwiion
luir-M. U-i and s-4. Hut 'Tien:
Mmf guim -K night und Morreanl;
Uurtout. Kcknrt. J.udolph and Wul-ii-rd,
Whitney. Ht-rond (fame:
Hmmlt utid Jenliina: f'brf-nian,
1 jihh-y, Mr yan and Whitney.
In Meantime Jack Shai
key Is Developing S)eed
for Coming Conflict
HAItATOCA hi'jin;h. n. y..
July 11 (AIM---The llfu of a. Hpar-
I ring partner Im abort ud bitter in
jthe training fuuip of Jack Oernp
' ey, fr the bent u hoek absorber
ran get In tin- worst, of it.
Two iit'w )i-a y eights coming
In today piitutcfl u trio on the way
out. und tin- look of relief In the
eye of the depurtlng KU'-tt rouiil
he inuirhed only by the anxiety of
tin hoy w ho hud jut uppeun-d
I for ttoeklng duly with tin former
' champion of t lit-tn ull.
. Jack Ifildehraiid. Ivtro 'orrl and
! Hill Hatt-y, wt rt- hundt-d re li-a
iiind one-way IrunHportadon kouIIi
RiintiltuiieoiiH'y. Th u-futneM of
JIUd-lrurtd. u HyraniH Iteuvy-
I ttt fljt, ft-aHCB Ullll VO MlKTt-hHlV
j knockoutfl at 1 )eiiip'y'fl hand In
; the Jal two wi'i-k out. I'etro Cor
rl. Mronjf rnnn from Aimfrla, ha
l.ren Imdly Imttered and Hatey was
found too IlKht lor the r'JKK d ko
Iiik. lioth newromern. t'hluf fe.
tutitiuh, 1 M-pound Indian fiom
Oklahoma, and Muri-y (;iI;ik)i''
un Irish lad from V;tshinK'on.
were ord r'd to bear tluir part of
the boxlliK hui'ilt li today. I
1 The sehedule for ernp.-y tin
I Week, hill lust full HfVetl days in
th coin) hack hatil' with Hharki v
in the Yankee .stud unit a we.-k i
.front Th ursdiiy nlKht coniuinn
uhout uh many rent as a tnusieal
'won. Jark will luy off tomorrow '
to Htart the Lake (Jeortfe Kwim-
niinK niaruthon ami hi ptendld
physlral rondltlott forera! an-
other lireak on Thursday and lrl-
day. I
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- Another reason why the Chtraico ;
' f'uhn ar leadlnK the National i
t-nKUO haii been adth d to a (row- j
IliK list. Kddle 1'irk. rerenlly nr. j
- Jiilrpd by MantiK' T Joe Mrt'urlhy :
b !frotn tha Kamtun City HlU'-n, broke
jup a pltrhfra buttle tn Hrooklyu
iy-tenluy with a IUip drlvn home'
i:-Tim. T7i Cuba won. 1 to 0. j
1 Th Pittsburg Pirate were idle, j
, th ChiraifO victory inr-reused i
that teanm margin tn nrsi pmee nu..y (1 Ppvnouk TlimS lonluns ntutf,
.rtllO a full frame. ! . ---j - tm.1r rnw.r.
40 GOLFERS VIE
FOR TEAM PLACE
i io a full gun ip.
Vlrall HarneM let th worlds
1 Champion Curdlnals down w ith one
hit in th first ifame of a double
1 hi-nder, thn Giants wlnnin:. 5 to 0.
i'Pt. liOiits ruiiift bark to win the'
.'i next 7 to 3, behind Holt MrtUuw'M
J ; ffpctlfi; twlrliiiK-
t : W bltelilll TrlitiM Ynnkws
., ' Th UehriK-Huth liome run
, marathon wan interrupt-d in lie.
5 iroil by Karl Whitehill. whose
louthpftw MlaiiU Rave the Tttftrs,
C to 3 victory over Ihw Yanks.
WuHhltiKton made It five stralKnt
from the Cleveland Indians by wtn-
. nlnif 10 to 9 In even Innings. Rain
istopptwl th frame.
' , Tho Athletics won a slufiHt
from the Ilrowns 14 to 1 1. The
Host on Hod Hox lapsed into an old
stride nt ChlcaKoi and Hay Sehaiks
team bent them, 4 to 1.
piti:PAKi;
NKW YtUtK, July II AP)
Hpeed. a rlifht upperrut and a bfi
juh a pear to be what Jack Shar
key is pi'Tfertitifr for his firht witn
Jark I )einpy hero the niKht oi
July 51.
Hharkey'M vaunt d left ha b-en
nollrt-ahly abst-iit In hi early train
ing sessions, und his nnht hand
Iiook the punch that erasvd Jim
my Maloni y from the heavyweight
plrturo, has b-en on display only
once or (wire, und then under
pressure. The right hook, ac
cording to a member of the Hos
ts being developed
imder rover. The uppereut Is be
ing brought Into play often und
j yesterday Sharkey ued it effec
tively on Leo Oat-. Paul Cavalier,
Johnny I'rlmn and Murco Polo. He
boxed1 Jimmy King fur speed and
by keeping on the defense, found
opportunity to keep busy avoiding
the little MIowm assault.
The ex-gob Is clicking faithfully
Mete v..u i
'utile with
u.-ijj.t title It:
lh..ii, I.uther
ivo .l.i. k
k Sharker
(he f.il).
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ejr.i.sey :n r
:t New V.-i
Vitli the i
iii. pmpi'Jf
Whi
Lie
lllphl
his
tilpbi
V.. to fir
with Tun
. !..r 1 1--ft I
where the
aBig Ben," Inspired by Tunney, Is jVANDERBILT WILL
Going After the Heavyweight Title SUE FOR DIVORCE
MOTHERS!
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being and comfort.
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Sulky $6.50
Indestructible steel con
struction, buff or caramel
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Sulky
$10.50
Famous Lloyd fibre,
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fin-
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$14.50
.Made of heavy corduroy
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Carriage
$35
The aristocrat of baby
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Credit gladly arranged to suit your convenience.
in best bcore on New
Country Club Course .
T'orly golfers competed on the
t.a (intnde country club course yes
i iday lor pluce on the tourna
inettt wht h will meet Haker Sun
day In lht first tournament to be
lit Id on The new course. -About to his road work nnd he gels in
it, pluyerh w ill be bore from Maker four mile or inor each morning
to play the I. a (Irando team of a before guing to the gymnasium for
corresponding number of golfers, hi spurring session, ilia wlnATs
( 'onslde ruble interest was evinced rxrelletil ; be proved t hat yester
yest(;nlny ilk regard to Sunday uay by going at top speed lor sit
tournament and the course was round without breathing hard.
crowded with plnyers from morn-j . , ,
lug till evening. Heveral players1
who ft ere unabio to Dlay vostorduy 1 HOAS WIN
TAMPA. I'la.. (AP) One Tun- for money he knocked out Humbo
ney. who has a liking for things Myers of Canton. O.. in two
literary, us well as pugilistic, up- minutes und three seconds,
pears to have inupired u young col- ' Hig pen" wfgha l!5 pounds
leginn to heroine th world's and stands six feet two inches. He 1
heavyweight champion. The would- witi be back next September fori
be champion bus a scholastic . his w-nior year,
standing which won him member-i ,
Newspaperman Heads for
Reno "We Were Just
Mismated," He Says
ship In two honorary societies.
Metijainin Pound la his name. H
grew up in the same treenwich
Village which now boasts of Tun
in y. Two years ago, when Gene
wan lii Florida. Pound, n ftudent
at Ho! I ins I 'oil ge. met hi 111 and
then and then- derided to follow
u ring career. i(.
"Hig Hen," a Pound is best
known, came to Florida the year
before. As a football star and
lender of the college boxing team
he did not want to lose his amateur
to inset's v.u;i: NCAi.n j
PKNIH.KTON', July II (AP)
A harvest wage scale tor workers
in the fields of Cmatilla county will
be discussed this afternoon at a
meeting of wheat growers at the
county grain nursery near H.e)iv.
It has bee n two yea rs si n c a
wage scale has been. In ef feet in
thi roiinty. !
Many t ransient laborers arc, in
IVndleton awuiting the harvest
season wlilcb is expected to be gen-
rul by the 1Mb. Many combines
vnw vohj
Cm neiu.
jier writ i'
July II.
(AP)
Vamleiiiilt Jr., newpa
aml sun nf Ceneral and
w ill not sue him.
"I have notbinu agaiiMt my wif
'ho said, "and there is no oilier'
man or woman in the case,
were just mlMiiated."
Married in tiO
Tho marriage nf Cornelius Van
derbjlt. f.mrlh tf that name, audi
Mir-s Littleton, a half-sivter of .Mai'-j
tin V. Littleton Jr., prominent New
York lawyer, w.i one of the brll-J
This finally led to an esirntirmeut
imi ins wii e, miiiiik w u n Ills par
ents, made her Inuno with them.
j His newsj)aj)er venture failed hist
year when his father withdrew- his
: financial supiiort. Vanderhilt s.iul
'his family is opposed t( ii divorce,
j hut "su uriinns a s-pitration, if w e
iraniint get jilollg together."
"This,' ho observed, "is a r.nf r.;
si ranuo way to bmk at things in
Mr". Cornelius Vanderhilt, has gone
tn llcim to sek a divorce from Mrs.
Itant society events of 1H.'. Van-tho modern times when two people
derhilt at the lime was employed ! who cannot K-l ahmg together
as a reporter on a New York news- j usually find it imtl p amicable to
mnor :iiol fit i I i ti ot.il vvHMo.' r,n 1 il lusolvo I ho inn ri'i.i lmn.1 xru! i,t.
1 i-'"e,o., .ui 'in, iinm j,)K pripe,. while on
whom he has been separK-d two Imn, of west
rK- ' Difficulties first developed when
Mr. Vanderhilt. prior to his de- he started a chain of tabloid news- 'While star line, wtratji.-Oiips loov
parture. declared he was forced to papers In several cities against the! big Montreal for Liverpool are out
parents. of siht of land but four days.
take this
rlion because
wift expressed wisbe
honeymoon I tempt to make their lives ovc
of his
Four Towns Send
Tennis , Players
' Tennis player from Pendleton,
North Pow der, Cnlon und Imbler
t visited at th locul coin Is yester
day and pluyed during the after
noon with local rarqueteern. Hpec
tutoi auw some good tennis be
tween th out stand tug players of
All five town. After the match s
er completed a short business
meeting of the Kastern Orepnn
tournatnent nssoclatioti was held.
Pluyora Included Karl Garrison
from North Powder, I.yle, Hay ami
Cltve Wilson, Of Imbler: Kred Co,
of Cnlon: Walter Hull, of p.
ton. Park and Jean Taylor
Strang, or I.a Grande ami i
Ingham, who l visiting here
Colorado.
mile-H.-h
'unn-
f 1 Otlt
' A mirvey reveals almost J
laugungcM und dtnlectn in
w or Id. of "which mote than
are In America.
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will be allowed lo turn In score
In ihe ftrly part of (hi week. High
was turned tn by Charba
1 !e nobis whose card "bowed US,
s. I. Crowe with an 84 and O. I.
Carlson with an S6 follow for sec
ond and third flight positions,
other scores follow: ,
sm. n. w. KreeM.
s:t. It. )'. Mtirphy.
i-'red Kiddle,
i , '. W. Hiugner.
'I, C, M. Hobueiikaiiip.
VI. A. W. NelAOll.
!l. J. C. Hatchelder.
!4. W. H. Hetiter.
IT, H. J. Cumpbell.
A. I-:. Kin man,
Win. SteifiiHt.
John Theisen.
::. I". I.. Meyers.
lo I.. Lilly.
I".. II. M. Hay.
in.t, a. t. niii.
la:t. Paul Meyers.
K'.'. .to h n Lai i. son.
4, A. J. Htanye.
J. .1. Carr.
L. K. Kilixel,
A. V, Andrew.
W. 1. Vahghn.
T. .1. Scuiggin,
A. H, How en.
Hal Hohnenkump.
W . (J. H.twyer.
MKDhiKP. Ore.. July II. (AP)
The Hons of the Southern Ore
gon league defeated I rants Pa.;s Hi
to 1 yesterday at -lasksnnvilfe Hot
Springs. Collapse of the Crants
Pass outfield In the sixth when they
mthsed three easy file and allowed
four run to score, wa the begin
ning of the end. In the seventh,
with the km. re tied at seven all,
another run wa scored when an
other fly ball was dropped, and
Ivvrson replaced Sharrock in Hie
box. He was touched tip for two
,more runs. The (runts Pas team
'In th first Inning stored five runs
'off iMvis on four lilts, Including a
home run, and hit him hard
throughout the game. Sharrock
pitched K"d ball until the outer de
fense crumbled.
standing. He permitted Tampa Hr starling today. Indications
promoters to match him with eight urM fvr u crop above the normal. j
opponents, however, with the tin- : , .
d rstanding he was not to "knock
down ' any money, only one fight I WOI.P UKKN MoTOIUNfi
la.sted more Ihun one rund. 'Hig' COAL VAI.I.C.Y. III. Hieha'd
Hen"" knocked I biii out. lYonkfr. letired trapeze perform-
il w "' j jy
!) Si
I "!. t." Hreimon. of New York
who remained a round and one
minute with Pound in their first
fight came back tor a rtturn en
gag, mem. " Hig pen" broke his left
hand in the j.rond round, but with
bts right knocked down Prennon
three times in the remaining lour
rounds and won the dei-iwon.
Att'T mushing his junior year in
college with a scholastic average
of 'j:1. pound decided to become
a professional. In hi first fight
er. amuses himself by making pels
nf wild animal. His latest acqui
sition Is Harney. 40-pnund wolf.
Harney is fond of automobile rid
ing, but Yoiiker doesn't of I en per
mit It. (earing his pet may find Hie
call of the wild too strong m resist.
A former prohibition leader
now is he.id of a mosquito .ib.ite
ment association. No drinks. No
bites. ,
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Ambassador . Houghton lobl
Harvard men a national referen
dum tdiould be provided before de
claring war. Thai Is one of t hr
ideas for which t he politicians
used to Inugh at Mr. Hr yn n. j
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Accompanied by his faithful stork, the Bitner baby
arrived this morning-. There was a great deal of rush
ing around, but things have quieted down now, and
advice is pouring in!
Counselors, well-meaning and many, have arisen:
I used this talcum and that soap,-' "those bottles are
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