La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 08, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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    Thursday, Septembers, 1927.
Page Two
LA GKANHK EVKNINO OBSERVE!
SENATORS WHIP
BEAVERS, 9 TO 3
Portland's Grip On
Fourth Place Reduced I
To Half a Game I
A KKAL VALUE
Children's School Shoes,
$2.45
Hill's Dept Store
n
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OAST
Won I.omI
riui.H
OuklUlMl I"L'
H.'utlli- Ml
Hun l-'r.'tiM'i.t 'w !'(
1'i.rl .uli.l I
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Lomski Draws
With Ernie Owens
I .OS ANOKI.KH I Hy The Ahho-ei.ih-d
I 'reus) -Leo l.oiitbM. Att.-r-(I
i) WuMhtnglon flghttnif .Tin-mtuy
night fur the firnt time uh a HkJH
heavy weight wan tutrcil to a tliuw
In his Id round Lout tvtth Krnte
CarrY Great Fall
Demonstration Of
T.OVE
and MAR
Is Meeting With Great Success
VALUABLE PREMIUMS WITH EACH RANGE
$5-00
Down
On Any
Range
Or
Heater
FREE
One New
HEATER
Given Away
During This
Demonstration
This valuable premium
is another feature event
of our heater demonstra
tion. Gome in and ask for
details.
ON SALE TOMORROW
COCOA DOOR HATS SPECIAL $1.00
Your
Credit
Ik Good
Owcri.1, l,OH AflKeleN,
The uporlswriiem ;il the ring
side difrcred wlili Hie i. r.-i.-.-
deelsioii. :Ollif gave Lomski five
of the round, oiliii-M six witli the
remainder Ow.-iiH'.(jr vn,
iHinn had hut on' irood round,
(he tenth when he lamb-d a tight
lo Lomskpi chin. Otherwise Luiu
nll (f.-ive Owens a Nl.-mly beating.
fc
pf
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THE MONTAG COLONIAL
A vulue out-of-Uio-orilinury in nffoivd in this
U'nutiful ruiiKV, TrimnuHl wiih porcelain
t'luinicl In white, gray tir SANTONK; l-Vcnch
)lnte top, Mission lise. A icitl Cr7A fT A
imktr and of histiinf construction P 1 OU
Make
Your
Own
Terms
1
CAR
Furniture Go., Inc
HollyMooi)
MihmioIin
t.im Aiii:
77
77
Ii 'IlM' Av-k iuUil Vrt t-n
Sacramento vjiii (! w H hln
half u game of 1 he tirl division
hy defeating Portland, at picsent
III fotirt h place, hy a won of !i
10 It. Keulllig. Ill Mil- box !'r Ihe
winners, held t bard hitting
MeaveiH to eight scattered hilig
hs. t
Ht ven r it ii In the lliir.l Inning
pui (he K'tnie on ice for San J-Yun-
eiWO Mtn) tfliVf theill H II eaV II'
In :i victory over (he Missions.
A home i tin hy lira I I In I h
laHt of the ninth broke a lo r,
t ! a ml ku ve I. oh A ugHi s a win
lover Hollywood 7 to i.
Tin- h aiK'ie leading- Oaks gain
ed a Tllll x a Hi'- on the second place
NeiiMIe club hv (1-ltiiliiiL' ihe
' hoi th'-rnerH 7 to f!.
LIBERAL 3
.,1 i&jjutr t r Mil
Don't
Fail To
Attend
rThis
Stove
Show
FREE
The Crand
Premium Given
I!y I he Factory
A Reiiulifiil
NEW RANGE
(y sier;i ai i n imeuii nt it h
the niatnihu'tui ' i- Huh h- iiut If d
(oil a nil iu.il tailK' w til !
Ki en h w ay hn in our i imih
th'liion.xtltltion V)iil limy lie the
lu ky out- to n' t ll. i 'nine In
.1(1.1 learn ahoiil t he i oh h of I In
life I .1 UK" t' ent.
R aSn
ACCOUNT
Bill?, H I. R.rnolJ. Tobacco
Company, win.loo-i.ltca. N. C.
GENE TUNNEY IS
TAKINGJT EASY
Storing up Nervous En
ergy Challenger Seek
ing More Speed
I.AKI.VII.f.A, lit. Sept. S. (Ill1)
Nu that tit tle Tunn'y must b1
eaieiiil in hln liojr.K eny,if.'inents
for the n l we. ii or mure herutise
of his iniure.l eye. lie r;( d.A'ole
iilH time to storing up nei-voiiH en
.! lne of the reason? fur the
lteavy weiKhi champion's love of
nolitihle Is the opportunity ll wives
him tor ahiioluie rest nint iiiiet
ami restoration of Km m rve sup
ply With no hoxini: srheiluh-d toHay.
Ttinney'f nmirters at the i 'etlar
( 'rest ronnt ry etuh hehl only the
eluunpton'M reitnue anl it nir-
pOtul'H (Cliaril Ol iieutp.tper men.
Leys than a .loxen visitor! inan-
ilK'eil to W 411111 pa St ! lie police
K'laul ahoiil the Huh in the course
of a ilay.
leplto the lieat an.l r crvlve
h' . tt i ill It y. Tun ii y tei is himself
to. lay within a i.-w noi hes of hii
Lent physical cop. lit Ion. At J !
poiimls. the title holder Is iiny.
Ink warcely u p-unul of ect
weight. I
The cut in Ceue's iiKht ryelhl
Infllcte.l hy I'hiick WiKKitiN I'.a-l. I
in u training l out Tu.-s.lny. roh- j
ahly uill he heule.l u i ! irieiil ly to j
allow resumption ot kiovo work
l-'rhtay. )
hi MI'SI Y M I Ks M'l l li !
l.lNi'OI.N VMVil.HS i'HKTK
HI. Sept, . (AC) l our .lay? of j
hurJ w m k with the k'loves are J
aheH(J of .lack lt mp,ey. after a ,
4 X- hour Inyo! f from all t rat nine j
i inly new spa per men m'1 he ad - j
mUte! to these uitrkmiM, Hlurt,
tn k loiy. mun.iKi-r Klynn
ruietl, Some new sparniiK iari. j
niT - lijchi lat men h;ie ! n
culh d upon, though theit natnes f
have not heen iitunmiMVil
I vmpfii y ft Id ho wtdKhi il
actly ;ou luittud nfter hit two
duy relit, and never feit luttor.
H tiopeii to hed attont six potmtls
In tlu cotniitK fort nujht. lo -ntrr
The cigarette that makes
smoking a genuine pleasure
You can smoke Camels all day long
without thought but of the pleasure
and refreshment that each one
brings. That's the advantage of
choice tobaccos and skilful blending
i the i t li k aroint !'l or !!!.
the it n k nrouittf 1 ! .1 or 1 !U.
There , as a nottceahle elation
111 I he Ileinpsey camp over the
accident which hitd open a xa.sh
In tieiie Tunney's eyehrovv. Man
ager l-'lynn culled it "a hreak in
our favor." adding that lighters.
..u;;!.l lake advautaMe of all the
h.eakM."
Iieinp.sey uiiide tio comment on
the "hreiiU" hut there was a, Kiim
look un his luce, as recalled.
douhlles. the cuts around his
own opties a year ajjo in the hat
lie of the sesilll.
Rittshurg- Only
Half A Game In
The Lead Today
ami:ki'. Mi-Ac,
ri:
Lost
4')
Chlhs--
New York
I'hfiadelphla .
Metroit
Washington .
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rievelaml
St. I -MIIS
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York . .
St. I .out!
Chicago
t'liiciunatl
Motdon
Mi iuk I u
I'hllad Iphta
Lost
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A:(t
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4S
IU Tin AvMlfttsl Vivsm
Pittsburg's bad at Ihe top Of
I lie ti.it ion al I anno stood at only
one h:ilf game today, und the New
York C hints, the only club among
the tour contender1 to be Idle yes
terday, gained more ground in th
dash pennant -w ard.
rbieanu'it cubs and the world'?'
champion Cardinals came to grips
again al St Louis ami the net re
nill was a standstill. Krunkhous
h. Id the Hrulin In check !r tV.e
first name (,f a ,tullii,' h.-nder and
St. Louis won -". Sheriff IUdkm
nave tin iatd only seven hit In
t he second name and beat thein
Ji-4. St. Louis, in breaking evi n
held Third place over the tul.
Tlie PtrateB bow aMln to
t"TK tr J
( 'tncinnati. Hed I.ncas had tlio
liettep of faruien Hill. ace of
I'itishuiK's iilchiiiK staff. and
merged with a H-Ti decision.
The Itrooklyn ltohins and thn
Phillies engaged in a double hea
der with honor even In the open
er Mclfinin' men hammered in
three runs in the ninth lo win
4;i-L'. ,tu mho Klliott. Brooklyn's
ponderous south p;t led his team
j lo n win In the second. I
j Italic ltuih a'ain wa.s the whnln
'show In the American league. The
' Yankee .nlugger hit two home runs
land ran his total lor the se.isnn up
lio At. The Yanks nech d all the
; httt ing t hey could produce, for
Mhey had to hustle lo hent the
! Hes-fou Kid So. t'.'-l".
Hoxing Season Is
j Opened In Eugene
i:rCKK. Ore. Sept. S. (AIM
l.loyd l-'iirnier. of Ktigcnc, and
Panama Kid. of Vancouver, 1 I !i
! pounders, went the full tep rounds
I l o a draw in the nain rV- ill ot
the armory hexing card here last
j night. The card tis-'n-red in The
J fall light season in Kugeiie. There
i wa.s a little too much caution tn
I the main event, on the part of both
contenders, though a fast" finish
added to the flavor of the match.
In the isemi-w Indup Hilly KUtng
worth, of Tillamook, out punched
Hobby Vernon, of Vancouv
Wash, and earned the division in
j sl rounds. The fighters wor
i MglH l!'uv w eights.
' The tour round special event. )
between Hobby l.atnarr, of Port
land, and Hilly WVHhorne, of Kxi
gene. w as slopped in t he tourth
round t.y the local lad insisting
on hitting hi the clinches, despite
warninits. Lamarr was punching
solidly, and w on hi have won on
points eeii If the battle h;id con
tinued. HA SE 'STiUXG
palm ci ray to
DETROIT TEAM
11KTHOIT (Al't - - O-orir- Mni"
i.irly nuiy Tun hriui: n pfimtit lo
thf lH(roit TiC'is ilii-. ft.-nson.
hui h.-n lit It ust kiv. ii ii!-rn soiii.'.
thliiK il Niivm-on i!.-, rltilt li.-i.sn't
hmmn tu a Ions tnn - . np.-.'.lv
U:ini on Ih' Ikis. r
Iviioi! Im tdo K'lso.mn
nliitf niciiir.iK.' in lh- hiff ltniru'-
his ir. ll in l.ti rv. ry out tit
far t.-liin I lih tlip rxc. ption of
Oi Srnnlorw mi, I Hi., rtinlinnla
and even those two aren't danger
ously close.
When Moriarty came to Detroit
he VOWed he'd have a fleet-footed
oiillit if nothing else. This year,
every regular on the rosier is tak
ing a crack at the more or less
losi art. Kven thn rather cum
bersome M r. l-'ol hergill lias been
emulating Ihe deeds of some of
the better known pilferers'.
Moriarty doesn't believe a fel
low Was to possess unusual speed
to be a success on the p;ilh.
"Speed's a valuable asset, of
course," he says, "but there are
many other thiiiK" lo be taken in
to consideration. As, for instance,
taking a big lead, know ing .fust
the righl moment to go down the
proper time to start tin- slide and
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Travel in our
MocJcra Chair 'Car Stages!
Le;ive
La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9 :00 a.nt 4 :00 p ,n
La Grande for Baker, Hoise , . 12:25 p.m!
La (Jrande for i!aker onlv 7'30p m'
La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30p m'
(Coiinwtlort t PfnJIeton for Walla Walla and Paico)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
lastly how to nvold beinff tagged.
If the ball gets to the base before
you do."
While this Is ihe era of swat
and the policy of big league pilots
to get runs in clusters, .Molarity
is or the opinion baso-siealing
will ngalu coma Into Hh own and
return to the popularity it knew
several seasons ago when a run at
a time was the offensive method
i of play.
The royal government of Hu
man in must be pretty expensive
now. what with King Michael out
growing a crown vvcry year or so.
Sept. I at h, last day to
vyuter rent without penalty.
pay
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