La Grande evening observer., July 28, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 6

Thursday, July 28, 1027
Page Six
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SPORT NEWS
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CINCINNATI REDS
CLIMB TO FIFTH
Jump From National Gel
: lar Wins Seven Out
of Eight Games
' N.vrrov.u, i,i:Af.i K
W. I,. Pet.
ritlKhlir)? M ail .fid!)
Chfago rr 7 ..Mm
hi. i.ouln r3 tn .r.7n
New York r 1 4i! ,r.2i
flnolntiatl 4 2 r,:i .412
Brooklyn 4 1 r. .44 1
Philadelphia 7 !,' .4 HI
nnon nr. r.:i ..urn
AMTHK'AN I,i:AfiI F
W. I,. Pel.
New Vork 70 20 .73!
Wunhlneinn && an .r,h r
li.lroll .M 41 J.r.4
Philadelphia f.o 4r, .r.l'G
PhlniBO 4 .MO
fleveland 4l r.r, .421
St.l.nuls SH t.1 .4H'.i
Host on S5 (i .SHU
j' Hy AfcoHnli'l Prr-sa
Th.' advance or the rlnelnnall
ll'iln from llii' National leaitiie eel.
lur ouncl itii team In fifth plum
todav llendrlek'H team waa
Jttopped by the ItOKlon liraves yes
terday ufler liavlnif won hIx In n
row. hut tin' Itedn rami! bark to
liik the wlnilup or thn donhle
header r.-2. Knit Oreenrleld.
;railoil to Homon by .lolm MiOraw,
got u 7-2 deellon 111 the flrxt mime.
, Tli Olant inurrhiil Into ( bi
rairo and set, the Cubt hack, 0-4.
fbl wan sufficient 10 topple Die
llcfarlhy . Hriilnn from their first
place til-. u 1'lltnburK wnn biallliB
ia2.y Vance, liml the llrooklyii
llohlns. 2-1.
I I'lmtm Take Ieal
I The Pirates now loud tlin ruin
by one full iramn.
Tbe SI. I.ouln fnrdlnalH opened
a, liome muni) uiralnMl Philadelphia
liml had to work 11 InnlnxH to win
lit.
The Now York Yanks worn
against the HI. I.ouln Hrown did
not run Into two fik'urcs but the
iluirmi-n collected their nuotn of
iome runii, nevertheless, nnd won
4 to 1.
'ji Tlirf White Sox rallied In thn
tenth Innln lo defeat WashinKion
7-4.
V Karl Whitehall had the better of
Sammy Oray unci Pet roll defeated
Philadelphia. 3-1. Cleveland nnd
Iheltoston Ited Sox wi re rained
out.
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Two Helens Will
Meet in Net Finals
r MANf'HKS'l'Klt, Mas. July 2S
Ap)niA 1 wo Hi rkolf-y. Cnl.,
ll'lllllH HlnrH, MfftM Kelt n WlllH llll.l
llr;H lhhn .lai-oh. will nut In
iiiorrow In the finalH of tho Kh x
County ch!l Imitallun h-nnls lour
duniMil. In tln H"nil-fliiiil today
both won rnnlly. Mts Jiirobs
fraltnff MInh Maririitot IlluKc, of
l iiox fi-2. !-'-', ami MIhh WIIIh dts
posltiK of MrH. .1. DuIIub Corblriv,
fir Ito.Hlon. 0-U,
t
Hlllh Hnydt'r (wami't nho 1 ho
ledy wlm xwain I ho Knullnli Chun
ti-l wllh Uib noniin for thi Ar
ftinluiiH?) miyn thai hp l)pUvf
he'Hrort !l Innphulo 111 lllc law, I'M-
Annual
FISH FEED
Wing, Fin and Fleet
Foot Chili
Monday, A up;. 1st
I. 0. 0. F. Basement
Remodeling
Time
At thin ttinf nf yc:ir hi.Tny
people think of i iMiiiuMint;
thfir himn'M mmiu' h;ivi tht
work dorm liltt nw.iy mi
vaentlonis ntlipr.i iimm thr va
rullon period lo pi-r.-tnnally
supervise the work,
Thn Innlallnllon of hx-h
Ihiclt tuk (louriiiK ocr old
worn floorn lx an ttoporiunt
rIHOJfUliK mi j tlic
usa of Hiur C-da-ilin' rloHct
11 II I II ft In l'Jl lif-t Hotels.
KNftllKlft-f fill-
nlhed.
rfiiMy fin-
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Alain 732 for
4 Ileal Service
Beavers Manage
To Hand Defeat
To Seals, 4 to 2
Anno coast i.v.acvf.
W. T,.
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Oakland
Mculllr
Sun I'vunrltwn
SlIfTMItK'Htri
Portland
Hollywood
MlHslorm
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7 I
y (ho An lalrtl Yivs
f A loriiHT pltchlnK- nwilnMuy of
I hp SpiiI Htafl'. Johnny 'oucli, i-aino
hark lo d-fr:it ))Ih old lt;itn mali-it
I In a hf-ctio ImrlinK duel. Itrhlnd
hiH i-ffci'tlvp work on Dip mound,
Portland uhh'd rnutorlally ly Hip
Havattp wltiKKlnif of rimlll, druli
. In d tho HpuIh in thn hpcoth! ifauin
of the w-rh'H, 4-2. UuMtI-h: t'ourh
and Vp1I; May and Kcko.
In a Kama that wphI urorfh-HH
until Hip lust of Hip (tKhth, Oak
hind liOKPd out Hip ,M ImmIoii h, 2-K
Halt prion: W'plmrt and Whllnt y; j
(iould and I too I. j
St'uttlo kppt pacp with thn Ouk
hy htinifiicrliitf out an pany 7-1 win I
ovpp I he AiiKf'lK. Hattfrh'H: Kd
vurdrt and HHunhll ; MrClflland .
and HaiidhTB.
TliPlr pltrhcm ullowlntf hut onp
run In two k-'-uiiph, Hir Jlollywood ;
tarH took n douhlp fall out of Hur-
rmiipnto S-0 and 41. Htt'rhn:
MoPahP tind Murphy; Kcp.p and
s.-vfT'dfl, HppoihI K""i: .hicohn,
Mtihahy and Akiipw; Vlncl. Knllio. j
10. Slua and KopIiIpt. I
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I'lUDAVK I'lKX.HAMS
Tho National Itroadca.slltu; com-
pany pmuram for 1- rlday nlht ,
from ! to in will hn "An Hour In j
Memory Ijiup." hroadcaKt ovnr i
KOO, K I'O, KKOA, KO.Mli, K 11,1
K(i'. K l 'l.
K(iO, Oakland (;lXJ.4m-7HOkc).
X to 9, concerl ; 10 to It, dance or-
liPHlra.
K(iW, TorHnnd ( 4!t 1 m-tit Dkc).
to !t. "I'hanloms of Itroadway;" 10,
in Hi: Hit, concert; 1 0 : :t hi 1 , Hoot
OwIh.
K I'T, T.on A iikpIph HiH.Gtn
iS40Uc), H, prnKi'iim; to to II, hit!-'
lail hour.
K I'O, Sun V'ranclMco li..:im
"initrl, K (o il, proKriHii; HI t It.
urc'hfi ra.
K l-'X II, I .oh AukpIpm ( J.-.-'m-tt!lHa'),
K to 10, rir.i ;nini; 10 to'
1 1, damp uiUhlc. 1 :
KI'IH'. Han I'Yo Arisen M.r.-I..1ni-
ihiOkc), K lo It. Callfin-nia coin-:
I insert; it to I o, oiehen! ra ; 1 o lo
IL'. dance ntiiilc.
K III Spokane
In to I0::io, dance
12. Hoot OuIh.
K(l.Ml), Healtlc
u:u.r(m-7iiokr.
music; 1 n : :i ti to
( :t0i'.m-fiK(ike.
fi:;to to !. concert orchestra; III in
I I , proriiMm ; 1, upwm; l t : 1 ' to
1 2:30, musical programs,
KOA, Honvei ( :i2ri.!lm-!l2ill(c), 7
to ft, hand conrert.
INTITItVUAV WITH
p.
Ni:V YOltK Kxlra! Interview
with J. I. Morgan when he left
for Scot la ml : " Y on ra n repeat
what you wroto hist year when I
sailed. Orouse hunting? Yen that's
it or part of It. Just say the same
things."
Pa Buzz has a hot breakfast
pLlE" troublesome, filthy pests!
A Kill them at once, with Flit.
Flit spray clears the house in a few
minutes of disease-bearing flies,
mosquitoes, bed Imps, roaches,
auts and Ileal. It searches out the
tracks where insects hide and
breed, destroying their eggs.
Flit kills moths and their larsac
which eat holes. It w ill save vour
Flics
Ants
t Suits Bucky.
I
IfcQI llflliliy ueijvbii, tnu waHlilliK
:nii KeuaturH' cnllcKlale ehoriKtop
'mm fienrKla Tech. iteeve had
orknl hliiuolr into a regular Jul)
uy IiIh tn 1 1 1 ii K and fleldliiK. IIIh
tnn Ik uld to be one of the best
In the majora.
Medical Springs
Folk At Picnic
Mi:iUi'Ar, HI'ItlNClH. July 28
(Kporlal) a mow enjoyahlo limp
wan Hppnt hy Hip roinmiiniiy ut
Hip picnic at Tnclo l)nham
WilKhl'H orchard Monday. Mnro
thun 2"0 ppoplo uttpiidpd. TIip
tlnift imih tnkt-n up In tho morn
iiiK Mh ii prOKram followed hy a
picnic ilinm-r alter which eonttatH
wen hchl. TIip winner for the
races were Orion Vauorder who
caiiffht the Krea.ned pKt Millie Mills
who cliuihcd the Kr-itH-'l pole.
I'het lloiu winner of lioyn' running
race, Mr. Sioneman. inarrlecl men's
race. Mm J. I-". Kennedy, ladles'
race and Mrs. Jtm CJohle, nail
ii living content. Ahout four
o'clock nil went, to tho mill to hpp
tin- r'irnt Iok awed and everyone
carried il hiiuiII nouvpiiIi home.
niner: Walter! Tills diirken h;
no wishhone.
Waller: He was a happy and con
tented chicken, sir, and had noth-j
lug to wish f"i
Dance!
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ZUBER HALL, FRIDAY, JULY 29
Poll Fletcher's Round-Up Orchestra,
01' Pendleton, Oregon.
"Lots of pep they will make you step"
clothing, furs and rugs. Clean and
easy to use. Will not stain.
Flit is the result of exhaustive
laboratory research. It has re
placed old inefl'ectivc methods.
Fatal to insects but harmless to
mankind. Recommended by
Health Ollici.ils. Buy Flit and Flit
sprayer today. For sale everywhere.
ii:sthoys
Mos(ui(ots Motlis
Bed Itns Konchos
t'tf
Three Pitchers
Baffle Batsmen
In The Majors
i;V YOltK, July 2 AI')
Tw pllchfM to a ml in the hush
league and one plucked from an
ol.scme mid -western colh kp. nln
have appeared this y.-ur lo (pieil
the halHiuen of the Imk I ami' ri ami
pun faun d the crittca hy keeplnK
well up In the races Hit. iiamB
thai wefP Kiven hut an out Mi do
chance.
SiekhiK the ulelKht of hand
which Kent f'hicfiKo'M wo repreBen
lallviH and Hie WiiKhintfton cluh lo
placeH 8Uipr.sinKly hiH in Hielr
leitKueK, tin fait will find it In din
pMchiiiK arum or Charley Itoot.
"cuir h ii Her of Hip CilhH. TmI
l.yoim or Hip While Snx, piodud
or liaylur univer.sity. Texan, and
Horace l,lnenhep. rnw or our letnl
iiiK HenaioiH at -3.
('or Hie first half of the cam
paign each nieinlu r of Hie younef
Hter trio had hetter than 70 per
cent or victories wlih Lyons hav
Inif the cdffp a liiilc with his M
wins In Hi xtarln.
While Lyons and Itoot save hkuh
of "arriving" in world heatintf form
after four hetter-thnn -average
years In the niiljors. I .Ispnla-p
m ruck his Htrlilp at once in hlx first
rear In 'the hig tlino, funninir Am
erican leaguers as energetically as
lip did Hip hoys of the Southern
UKKochiflnn u Henwon hefore,
Two of Hie throo hail from Hip
south and thn third from Hip mid
dle west. I .l.sseiihcp, wIiohp pitch
ing alt racted Hip sagacious eyene
or a Washinglon m-out while tho
youth was with the Memplils team
lafft year, comes from Ctarksvlllp.
Tenn.. while l,nke Churha. I. a.,
claims the pride or the White Sox
pitching- staff. Now 27, Lyons was
Lisenhep's ngp when he hroko Into
tho nuijors from hiH cotleve team.
Ticked up hy the St. Lou if
llrowiiH from the semi-pro lots of
Middletown. Ohio, his home. In
l.2l at the age of 20. Itoot had an
ofl-and-on rureer with the Itrowns
and Cuhfl and "rarms" In Terra
Haute and I. oh AntreleH heroro
couilnir Into his own.
Amprica Is enslaved, says a
French novelist, speaklnir of pro
hihitiou and moral legislation,
Mayhp Hip novelist didn't, stop at
a ny of the hotels while he was
here.
Dance!
rlUu
Helen Wills Wouldn't Be A "Pro"
Though Poor As A Church Mouse
j I.ONPON f Al') TYofeHHionnl
Ituu In IciinU horeH Mist h'-h n
WlllM.
I "Jf I were an poor an a church
inoiiiie 1 should not heroine, a pro
fesnional," Miss WIIIh asserted just
he fore her departure for the t'nit.-d
States.
'1 cannot unite underMinnd how
anyone can play such a K'od i?nme
w in n he or Bhe know that t he
prize will he received whether the
game is won or lost."
Hut Mile. Hiranne T.englen,
thin He tliri'crenity. She Is quite
certain that "sport, professional
or otherwise, does no! spoil a wo
man'it femininity."
"l-'ar from it." was Mite. LenK
len's reply to crlticlams here that
too much indulgence in athletic
and sport was tending- to mako
u amen masculine. Tho I 'renrh
rhampton aP-ared in London,
professionally, just alter the close
ul the Wimhledon tournament
where mih Wills won the women's
championship.
Mile. Lengh-n did not npr'-e that
tennis makes thick ankles.
"So far as my experience koch,"
she wild. 'l have found tennis a
most valuahle aid to tt perfect
ligure. I have never known any
cases either among amateur or
pol'cHMionul players when- it has
.developed thick ankles.
"Kvcry woman w hose health
ili veloped thlek unklea. j A felehlnff e.."ttnne in any '" , UJ
"Ivvery woman whose health innie that will feleh a iniui.
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Announces :.
I Mew. L&w QneFrf it ftlcs m tlis ;
The Dictator The Commander The President
4 -floor Sedan 4-tloor Sedan Sedan for 7 1
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New, brilliant example of excess
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WAS IS
Sedan 4-dr. plush . $ 1245 . $1195
S:dan t4-dr. mohair 1335 . J2rt:
Victoria .... 1325 . If,j
Coupe, for 2 . . 1245 . H95
Coupe, for 4 . . 1345 . 1Z';S
Roadster, for 4 . . 1295 . 1 145
Duplex I'haeton . 1195. 1195
Tourer, for 5 . . 1165. 115
Tourer, for 7 . . 1245 . 1X45
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AU Studrbsikert have the following! Front and rear bump
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balloon tireit no draft ventiUiing wt ml thick! ( exchiMvelv
biudcbaker Jt engine thermometer and hydrostatic gasoline
All Prices f.o.b Factory Ef fee tire July 27, 1927
M. J. GOSS
Cor. Fir and Adams Ave.
Beautiful in design -thorougliiy modem -mechanically; right
permits ought, to play some K'U'ie
or other. Kven the risk of thick
ankles in hetter Hum Hie risk of ill
health. 1 have m-wr known a wo- s
man yet whose f minimi y has In en
polled hy sport."
Refund Dealers
j Subscriptions
liKTIiOlT. July 2S fAI')- rn '
apparent sympathy with earlier
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Independent, heretofore considered
the official in out h piece of H'nr y (
l-'ord, would he turne.l inlo a lioiise ;
oiKan, not for general ci il irini, j
Henry Kim! han ordered dealers !
to discontinue wuhscrinl ions lu the j
puhllcutioli.
The onier w;is contained in :i 1
letter rerclv.'d hy most dealers
Tii. H lay. Heturn of su hscri pi ions
already made lo tin suhsei -jhera
also was onlered. The ageiicti s t
have heen required to ohtnin ,snh- 1
scriptions for Ho- Independent as
well as sell cars ami tractor. j
orfieinl confiintat ion of any hi-;
lentlon to restrict the Independent
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