La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 07, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA GKANDH EVENING OJJSEKVEH
Wednesday, September 7, 1!)27.
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SPORT NEWS
i'Memory Of "Black Thursday" Spurs
" United States Tennis veterans
PIRATES, GIANTS Aggies To Start
' IM C.mM n attic Grid Work Soon;
11 UAia!l Uni ILiLt
Ity Alan J. Kmthl
(AHHorlutud Vretm Sports Editor)
NKW YOU K America's tennis
vi'tcraiiH. griding themselves for
I conic -hacks Hi in year, hop to
j avoid imythitiff like the "Wack
t Thtiraday" that HinrkH their
no. IlariliiK" form reversals, they
will 30 into the. quarter-rinuls with
.soiiit't hiiiK' ri'snnibllnjr the samo
1 Hne-un.
"1 Q VptAI1T1G (l(Yf downfall in Htid iicfore the Ihriiht 1. si.
IO TClCilUIS VIU11X of ,.-Iunc,..H lhm. Mu.iTH. able
1 im .... ..., i,. t hnn
Don't miss this stupendous Rummage and Remnant Sale. Here
you will find bargains at a great saving. You will be surprised
to see the valuable articles we are putting on sale at such aston
ishingly low prices. Come early and take advantage of this "Val
ue" opportunity!
Here are a few of the numerous things offered on sale:
M Pittsburg's Crip on First
rlaee Keflucen to One
Game Cubs Fourth
.wn i:ma 1 1 w. i r.
.447
.4 12
.4tir
4:ni
Ity Tin Av.ninici I'icss j
After v.hi'liiiK ui their home
staml. dniiiiK which they won 17
j out of " ifaMM's. r Im New York
.Jii-.fit;i wn- siMt.liiiK went today
lor Hit 1'irnt of 'V ral her lew that
', v. HI lutVe niii.:'h to do with tho
, i it riant cMmc. s of the club.
i The .slwiiKiiirf New Yorkera hud J
to hit loin; atht often yi'.sli rilay to
- al t lu- I'.owton lir;ivi-M, li-ti. 1
( I'liiMiurj I't'lil on lo. lirnt place
;.nd a utii--K:ini margin over the
flianrs by h. aiirit- ( 'incl nnati, 5-a,
' Si. Louis ami I Im Chtr-tiKu 'uhs
'.'.(-if lo have played u double
ht-adi r yt --l-riay hut rain halted
tht s-oni Kaitu af!r tin worlda
chain pi 1 ins h;;d wo it tht opener
I :t-l. The St. Louis victory low
ered iht Oil's into fourth place.
j Nhmver nf Homers
H-mued activity in thi Knlh
I'n'hrin home run duel occiippied
I'luli.-f -- Won Lost
. N-w York 40
. l'MI;.l.-lphia .
; I "-i ri.it To C, 1
f W.ishi'intoit . (; m
. ("iiHiiKO Hi t
i 'lev-land .v.. ::t
.St. Loins . . :, 77
t Hu.von .... Ai
xtt,, 1 i:a.i i:
'iuh - Won I.usl
' li'tshor :c l,l
Ntw Yoil; 1U r..1
'si. i.o'.ii.-i 7,' r:t
'hii:iKo 74 m;
' iiinima r!i i;s
lioMton 1
XMjoklyn ... f..'. 1
' ritia.itphia 47 Kt
UNDERWEAR
PIECE GOODS
WOOLENS
DRESSES
SILKS
HOSIERY
(Women's and Children's)
A Big Line of Children's School Shoes in Broken Sizes
Hill s Dept.
Store
1 in- a on run 11 ii;i;;nc .spouiKiii at n(n,j
Boston win-re the tatiKecs tlivnleii
a .lotihit. ht-a.li r with the lt. l Sox. I
Tht Manihino 'loumh-d out his
to: 1 v-i 11 1 h. fiMiy-sixi h mitl lorty
Kt venth home run. of tho Benson. I
C hrn,' tteilvereil IiIh forty-filth. '
The Yankees won the 1 li st , 14-,
an. I Itonton the st con. f-2.
Washiiurion ami the I'hihulel-
plli.l Atllh'licS (UVMle.l 11 louhe
Ireji'h r. iin- Nats sluueed out u
H-'i win In the firnt hut Kthlio
ItoiniutTs knuckle hall hrotiKhl
t hi a'm in wit h a 4-n liecision in
the uin.l up.
Mairelt's hnnie' run hrnuuhi In a
victoiv tor the White Sox
over Tietintf.
(iusiiin piteheii the si. Louis
Itiouns to a 7-4 win over cteve
,.,,!..., . , - ........
; u k c o n ACitiri lti ilal 1
"(H .K( 1 ;, ( 'orva IMh. Sept. 7
Thirteen h lit-rnit-n, nine of whom
slMrt-.l retf'llitrly In every ((iiltie
l..st .season, will he iuts.siiuc from
Hie rosier when the rr.iiiKennn
op.-n fall training, Sept. 15. Haul
.1. Sehi.ssler, heml foot ha It coach.
face heveral perph-Mlllf prt'hleins
in tlliioK the places of Hn h ni'-n
us I Uckei noil ami lixon, nll-eoant
ttelecttons for tackle in l'2'i. SI in
llatcoin. one of Hit- ouisiantlini:
o M... fniiMt ' lust SeaSOII.
am! Ves Srhnlnir rich, the for-J
inplal-le tullhaek uliu helped make
ii possible roc t he 1 'ti't; ( )rane
itejifii lo lmie.ii rankihtf first Iji the
liiiu-tl Stales in .hi t-nsive Mtr.-nK'h
ami tenth In BcoriiiB ability.
t Coaeli Schisih r plans u liliter
ami fasler hackfiehl than lasl year.
Hovsunl Maph will proliahly call'
the sixnulH. Maple although hut a
sophomore last seiisnn h;nl a-rt-Kiilar
position on the team. I'ave
l.uhy tht- ilimiiiutivi- hut elusive
half will he hack. I'hiyti Uten
I from Ihe i!'.:t; hiiii'r-v;iril!y looks
! Kuotl for another hallha'k herth.
' Avrjt, hiterman. ami diltuore am!
llnsinail Willi Khcrsuh. U
freshman, promise a nict four- t
cornered hattie for Ihc fullhacli I
position,
line IliKest li nhleni
j The linn presents the iilxKe.st
j prolieni to Coach Sehissler. Lui;o
lindollhteilty will hi; sialyl lor on
tackle position. Th other is a mat
J ter for tin training season lo de
ci.lt. Center is tin coach's, most
difficult prohlt'in as no h tterman
citn.lidales are avniUitle. Let ter -men
will he hack at guard and end.
The Orangemen face u tough
Hfhedule this year. They op.-n in
CorvalliH. Octoher 1 , against the
veteran California Aggie w ho lasl
'year played the powerful St. Mary a
eleven to a standstill for three per
I iods. l-ive conference games fol
low: Southern 1 alilornla in Los
I Angeles, Oi l. S; Stanton) in Port-
It will hi nnothcr of th yen.'
olorfnl tests In which the old
th'oti-H of uge and yonth will Im
1. J leaded hy the Imperturh,
ne l.ai-osie. who broktj
Tt. . .f He, I npriiRinil. tnmUgH UI MIC ae ui Mini jrur
one of the daikei in the .ountry'B ".e first !or.lgn.T to win i n
int. rnationul leiinln annals. Mill ! Am. ri. ;:n crown .inv 1'.m,3 the
vivid. It witnes..d the deivat in n l"nch uiil have a h.g edge in
single afternoon of IMek Williams. 1 V" rs- Horota. Ihe oldest. Is ."
Hill Johns.on ami Itill Tild.-n, he- ' .e "V-rage is around 1 for
nch Muarlej. iii'ien, .lonn-
fon the raciuetN of Itene LaCuste,
lean Itorotra and Henri Coclott. It '
Hiin a dehach- that came with little
warning and left Vincent Itichartls
alone of the "tig l-'our" at (hat
time in the runnig. N'inny passed
oui of the pictiiii)al the hands of
Horotra ihe next day ami Franco
enjoyeil the seiisatioii of a halite
hetweeil two of Hft sons lor the.
premier tennis crown of Ann-lira.
The draiha of lust year's .Nation
al Singles Championship was pack
ed almost entirely Into the quarter-finals.
It is likely to he re
pealed 111 the 1 V J 7 1 tournament,
slaiting Sept. H at Forest Hills. '
The French thn-at including Hrug
lion with the other t hree. is the
.Miiiie. title.. Home younger figure
such as ( orge l.ott or Joint ay
hoeg hreaks tiirouh, the Ameri
can defense Nlill will consist chiefly -of
the three veterans, i'ihlen. John- I
si on and Williams, w nil I'raiicis
;ioii, Williams an. Ilunier average
:4 so that i' "ill 1"' uuestion of
wheiher eight yea rs in seasoning
and experience can offset Hie toll
that length of time usually takes
in .p ol an I siamina.
manih i.L m;itli:s
IT.NSION as r.V!'lli:il
I'll C At iO ( A I ' - - Sammy Maii
d. II, world's lightweight champion,
has his (:7-year-ohl father on a
pension. F '-i v Sal unlay Sammy
personally handM his father his
weekly allowance.
The ;;: -year-ohl lit lehold.-r lias
cared well for his family. He owns
thrc houses in lloekiord. Hrs
fath.-r jives in oik and his Mi.si.-r
and brother lu another. Sammy
and his hiide occupy a ?L"Munij
huugalow. 'i
Mandeil's nioiher died when he
was a hal-y.
Hunter filling ill tin vacancy
hy Kichards,
All of thesi slur will h.
'set-tied list, as they did
i-ft
1.1 the
t year
I
s.,.
wal.-r i
loth. last day
nt without peiiaiiy.
to
Oct.
( I lomeconiiug)
2'.; Oregon in
and Idaho in
Washington State
in Corvallls. Oct.
Kugetie, Nov. 1 t :
I'ort land Nov. 1 'J.
Then they top off t he season hy
playing Carnegie in I'orHaml Nov.
Sept. mil), last
water rent wit limit
day f
penalty.
Z
Four Grid Stars
Back This Fall
In Coast Games
HAN FHANC'IHCO (AV) Four
nmiifi that bloatil brightly ncrow
the I'ttcinc cotirtt footluill flrma
ment tn piuK yvam are buck In tin
name tht aou.
"Hlfr irofftntn, fullhark - who
exeetite-l 00-yHnl forwurd pAstiea,
and hd BluIord temrnot Irtck
llyhiud bro amotiir the numlter.
Hyluart. aggrlvv 'nrdtnl hmr
hurk, ubu u u niwntber of thtn
I'.C'i Olympic Uugby um.
Captain tyurh-y lrury becauao of
his Mirly wmjioii work for Bouth
iii CaltfornlA wtu reward ed as a
itval of Morton Kai-r's lur All
American honors but a knee in.
jtuy tntervenfMj to blaitt hla hop.ttv
"Hutch Met hi r illtnunttivf qntir
ter for Whshltifrton Bttt la tint
lourtti who la IwcM In pliy Mh-
r. though wtlghing only 14., In a
veriiahh- ytunt on the gridiron.
I UiHt Hudson he wan nlmost without
an equal at returning punts and
aklrtlng the ends.
That slmkeiip in the natlonul
prohibition i iitorcenicut pi thou-
nol Huggctta that there must
have been u shakedown miun.-- i
where along Hie line
Kiihnnr liir Osiikii
The city of I tsaka. .la pan. is
awaiting centiul government ap
proval for the construction of a
rapid truiiHlt system. I'd mlhs of
which will be Hubway ami 1 :t miles
elevated. U Is expectid tht pro
ject will rmi'Hre e Ixht years for
completion at a cost of about
j VfMMHI.IHMI,
4The Helens, of Californi-
o-
GENERAL
SERVICE
If you have a blow
out or a puncture,
we can fix it.
If you want a gas
oline that gives
more mileage to
the gallon, you
will find it in Red
Crown.
If you want good
Used Tires at rea
sonable prices
see us.
JOHNS BROS.
Tire Shop and Filling
Station
1517 Adams
111 -
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Teddy Baldock hi
Title Fight Soon
' I.ONHOV (AD Te.ldy Mahlo.k
bant am -w tight chain pioii of I he
world, will defend his title iur the
rirst lime this full.
j A match has been arranged by
the International Sports Syndicate
! between Hahlock and Willie Smith,
jthe South African champion, and
Mile contest Will take place at the
Itoyal Albert Hall not hit. r then
i t. lober.
Ha block reached the world 'h
title in IL contest with Archie Melt.
Smil h. w ho bad a remarkable
career as an amateur, n-pi t nted
South Africa at the Olympic
tiaines lu I'uriK In l'iL'4. when be
won ih world's amateur cham
pionship. In spile of many offers
lo turn professional he returned to
Soul h A l lien as an a maletir, hut
about two years ago he retin-
MUlfdie d
victory
Itriiwn,
one of
IlieiltS.
iH 1 p.
-:I
his umalt'iir status. A
recently over Johnny
the Hriii-sh champion, is
hit nuisiaittling ;iiieveJ
hi u N
ZABHISME"
Iii(iuliiiiu a of llt'lriia. 11 ot CalKumla.
You've im-t K.'li'n
Wills and llelou Jan.lm of ipni'.la lump holme. The third Ii lielon
Jiabrlaklf. alar awlmnur ..t ( olilorula. who hlita (nlr to bee ae as
(amoua aj (he othi-r lo hava in uniila. In addllion la Lclni a .rack
awlnimrr. Mlaa Zil.rlskn. fan t (or toimla, archery, trp ihrotln j
amlAult-
Lowly Missions
Defeat 'Frisco;
Hollywood Loses
I'ACII If AsT 1.1 V.I P.
Cinhf Won lo
ftaktan-l - 1"!
S.-attle !' 7
Sin Kranclseo . T
Portlum! M N
Hacrumcitto - N.
Mollywoctl 7" i
Mlsttons 11
I. oh Aneieji . . r.; )
H Tim ..'ixitiil I'rvv
Scoring live runs In the Mrst Inn
big, ttie Mission nimpetl into an
turly lead to easily dt 'eat t.m
Krunctseo. to 4.
I.oh Angeles defeated the Holly
wood Slam, 5 to 2. Wilbur IVteri
.( the bwr down with fear hits.
Other games postponed, tiams
Irtiveitng
HANSA CEIGA. com,!y
Carman film siar, vas
sn.ippod at the Lido, V'fnice.
as slip stalled for a swim in
llm
MS
e-i f ) v
....
K
KfM-S "LAST elTAIM I."
NKW VOItK Mrn. Will
Hniiutt In vlftltillK ruin'!, "I .ist ril
ji.l.l." Sh aitya irohllltiun f;iti
l. cnlorrt',1 hn w. -.tun up nii.t
kt-p q,lt. It ran li .nforc.1
throuKhout tha roiintry. but Nrw
Ycrk will l th lart n'o lHl l
rail."
I J,t cf '2Vmi
for ShoulJt it
bontJ in ijritf.
Hunter & Bobncnkamp
I'ltmral liit.'toiJi
Main 4 2 I 'ay and Nigh
RENT
INSURANCE
will pay
lug the
prop.
yonr xp us
rebuilding (
due
your
iy.
i'axes go on, street Im
prove men! h must be pa id,
ami you will be paying rent
dining t lo time necessary
'to 'r build.
I .ft Us explain how ' lient
Insurance will take care of
t hese expenses in 1 he event
that your propert y im I ho
riet to hum,
,'rotupt Personal attention I
10 yoilf' lleetl's.
S. Investment Co.
O. W. WAHXOt'K, Mgr.
liione, Main S:t
Offire in rear of U. ,S. Pank
Wtltf.; entrance on Depot St.
CHIROPRACTIC
Will Get You Well
Your body at one time functioned normally
and if given the chance will do so again.
Pinched nerves, causing interference to the im
pulse they carry, are the cause of most human
ailments, and by removing this pressure we
are able to restore permanent relief from sick
. ness or disease.
Why does your foot fall asleep when you
cross your legs? Simply because you are pro
ducing pressure upon the great nerve of the
leg, thus cutting off the nerve force to that
extremity. A spinal pressure acts much in the
same way. It is difficult to walk when your
feet are ntimb, likewise the organs or parts of
your body will not function properly when
they do not receive the proper amount of nerve
energy.
Examination Free
Dr. F. L. Tribe
riionc Main l-M New l ulfj- lllilc,
i I'ltliiicr f.mrii:il 1
Offire Hum's: H to 1 lo S.
M..,,, a yyajaMiaj
.VTc--.:,
I ' , ' I
II
Announcing
The Opening of
The
Cigar
Club
:ore .
Under New Management
Complete Line of Cigars, Tobaccos L
and Candies
Corner of Elm and Adams
Bin- Mfam-y - i an ni in . .i-i.J, , rrJL.n fcfcl tlrttkaMlllT'ir -fWltift 111
-
ell. lite id I slMM p nun are
ctiintng ilitwtt out or the tiMHiii'
tains now lo Im-ui t rigiiii
iiHiintd as to when thev tun tin
Ibi Ihs on ttnin- sheep dtcls.
iiuir shci'p lte incn-.i-ed -hi-hlciiibly
anil cittiipnnlly they
will .ae to bae ltttiM- rikoni s
1 Ih'V i at i I Hist iihi'c -hei'p to liny
nunc I ami lit rat in ire ln p
to buy 1111111' land In tai-e iihuv
"beep to buy nnire bural. etr. i
ts ci-riainly Ki-allf ilia to s(ms(
ttMTi iontiOK lmvn nut if (bei
unMiiitalits Hinl bu.v u hair mr-l
load of s)ilni;lcs, ti em itf IihiiImt
mill n urh down In bis hip MM-ket '
and Mtll onl n I'idl of bills bin ,
ciiiHiuli ti choke- ii row m id
bundle the nnutey jut like it w 1
it Utile c-t hn krt Kiel tnvr '
tituitry. It nuikis, m ibmU lluit
the obi his bne eel ui tod aiun.
1 Ktle-ss llw-re moiv mmicy in
-heip l bit n (here Is in diurlnr btf
uobl.
I wonder If the fnlk nvr In '
I ditb-1 still 1:ike The nWrt-r. We
want IIn-iii Ui ii-iii -iiiIht lis when
they nits 1 -mic iihuv piilnl and
shiiKlcH.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We Sell F)r lh
Tl Pmw Jllan'a fHrnil"
Near fYiamlrr. Phone. Maia IIS
Bandar UaaloeM
CONSULT YOUR BANKER
BEFORE YOU INVEST
Stocr clear of invest
ment pitfalls that
now confront the
man or woman who
has surplus funds.
If vou have no sur
plus funds or money
to invest now, start a
Saving's Account and
ask for a MONEY
BARREL. Be worth a
BARREL of MONEY
Equitable Savings Bank
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