La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 08, 1927, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER TWELVE PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEATHER CITY EDITION OKKOON: Vnnotllril tonight and Kuiittay: prolmbly mln In the northwest portion. Warmer ' to nlKlit. - . VOLUME XXVI. NUMBER 48 MKMBBR ASSOCIATED PRKtW IA GRIANDE. OREGON. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1927 MUMUKH ASSOCIATED PRE88 WORLD SERIE NEW YORK WINS SUN PERMITS HARVEST TO BEGIN AGAIN North Powder Farmers Already Operating V ... Threshers ' NO FROST DAMAGE OF SIZE REPORTED Standard of Grain Out During ,Rainy Season : Decreases But Not . in ' Large Amount ' Vurmors of tlic county generally urci rejoicing over the front . of a few nights ago. which caused the. weather to clear up and the rain ,tt Htop, nut was not severe, enough 'to do inueh damage to the potatoes or other crops. . in the North Powoer wet Ion, where there wns less rain, two threshing machines resuihed work today. It. C. Wheeler, of Union, plans to Htart his threshing mach ine again Monduy he-mid today. He reports that tin grain In that section of the county Is not dum iigcd us badly as some of the ear lier reports Indicated. , Weight Iteducetl While all of the grain will be 1 bleached mid the weight per bushel -will be less because of the ruin It Is good yeur In I'tiion rounty as far as crops nro concerned, ami the mi usually lurgu crop will make up for tlic amount which the grain will' be docked because of its quality,' tunny believe. I Where the grain wns next to the ground the ruin caused It to t-proul. which was the most fieri-1 ous ilmiiup! to tho crop. What per cinl of the Brain was hurl by tlic Kmln will iin lie: known Until tiv.v harvest hus cen completed. . . v- .' Wheal Hurt Must a . ' Wheat was damaged the most of the pruin flops, although outs and hurley wns also huit. I 'utalu gro wera w e re h 1 ho g la d It i see the frost, which killed thei tons of the potatoes, nnd after about ten days, allowed for the tub ers to harden and the ground loj dry out, digging will begin. j Tho rainfall during the month of September was nearly threej limes that of the avorage year, the average being less than two Inches, CONFESSES TO OFFICERS AND IS FINED $250 When Slnrlo LMiionl went on trial In - municipal court IuhI niKht oil charges of possession of Ihlimr. llennle Collier i-iinfessed to officers' that the li.iuor they round In a' r.il.l cm .Mrs. I.upon s .l, 0i, ! lOllKCil LO lllill. .ill.". I'uim.i, ever, was found gmuy 01 oerniiiit; u rooming lmu.e without a ltcenso and was fined J3 on this charge. Collier, following the eonreHsionV wus fhieil JISil by M uuielpul Judge C. M. 1 luiniilireys.- which lie whs tumble to pay. lie' will serve the flue, out at $- u day. . t Grand Jury May " Report Monday Clniiid Jury ndjoumed yeslerdny oflernoon without filing a report but will be in session nciiln Mon duy when .i report is i-xpected. Cir cuit' court will convene Monday when tllo'case of C. tl. I niuiiilKl A. Kricksoll will bo , brought uj). YOUR FEAR OF STRANGERS It jiiii outer n sirnngi itm ii ii slrnugp tuu n. itml m sinnigi lerk lrhi to sell mmi a. -.Ininf oolh luisle. alMiiil ton limes out if ten lie nuiki-s a ralliirr t II. Viih n-.-u-t uurnoralily U strnnge niert liandl-o or slninge K-opl olirn not Inlrmluiied hy smie .me or Mtmr i-omiwllon In ulttcli o luivo oonfliM'm'e. You pre fer a store, you kmm ami giNMts j oil know. Your fti-o.ualiitaicP nith ImiiIi slnre ami K"kmI Ik niHik iMiMoilile, Is ItirreaMil liy mlverllslug. You become rnmll lar wllli litem, icn'n inflileii'c In iIhmii tlirough advertlshia;. Tlie suiitwful httHms mail ninnirt nffonl to slight tills eon tint Willi ou. tills opinirtiin lly lo gain and keep 'your ton riilenee. In Tlie (Hw-ner he lues II at a minimum enst Hltll Hirce. tltousaiid raiullies. "OliTver )l'nlsliie . ly yuiiMllsliig fiirrkv' County Library Is Supported by Local Teachers Educators Go on Record v as Favoring Modern Methods, Completion of Normal School. - v Five .resolutions, Including a I recoiiiinotidtvtion of tho completion j of- the Kastcrn - Oregon .;- Normal school and one favoring the rees lablishmcnt of ;th county library by special loot were passed yester day at tho, .closing-, session of the. annual I'lilon county teachers In stltutu held at the ha Grande high school Thursday and' Krlduy. ,. W. V. Conner, presldu ,. of the county unit of the Oregon State Teachers' association, was In charge of the burin-ess1 meeting. Addresses by. Jr, J. II. Jewell, dean of vocational edui-i'lon at O. A, C. who spoke on "Tho Ideal Teacher." C. Heymour, Oregon c'ub leader; M las MuheL Doty, local II brarltin and Thoimis 11. Gentle, training department at Monmoutu, were heard during the afternoon. The institute was' officially ad journed at about 4 o'clock. . . OtlHT JACSOltlliODH Other resolutions were pjsicd ; favoring tho adoption of ;Mmc plan of teachers' tenusurc and greator recognition and wider use, of mod ern methods of educational mea surements In schools o" the county -and In slate examinations and favoring the N, K. A. codo of pro fessional ethics for teacher;-. Iteso tullons of thanks were extended to W. V. Nusbaum and h glee club for musical furnished, lo the As sociated Girl students for floral offerings, to K. A. Say re. county school superintendent, for Ihu splendid program offered and to C. A. Howard, state superinten dent, and other in. ihule instruc tion for their helpful messages. Local Bankers , Will Meet With' ClfrttA DvnriiflAnV Mbit? of hOHs. ' ru1euniur shrfep Irf OWieXreSlQerll'the barns, which placed woll. mr-j . u - ' Iford runrad's ton litter of Chester -'-if Keith Towcll, president of Ht.i Oregon Hunkers' association, wiil be lu La Grande Monday evening and will attend a dinner meeting of Union county bankers at the Foley hotel- at 6:30 o'clock that evening. Andrew Miller, secretary of the state ussoelution, of Port land, wilt also be here for the meet ing, in addition to other members of tho state organization. "Taxation" will be the principal topic discussed during the meeting. Commerce Club To Observe 'Fire' Week The Union county chamber of commerce , will , observe national tire prevention week al Its regular forum luncheon Tuesday noon al t hi Smiiiiiir hiil 1 u ln-n iitiiitlit m of ,he l0(.u, f,r oepurtmeiit will be gurljtls ,. ;, 0l,0 w , r,.oln the stale fire lutirshul's office, will be the prlnelpul speaker at tho luncheon. C. l. Murchison chief of the Il Orifniie fire depurtlnent, will also speak. Other guests will lie L. I,. Snod gruss, iiKsistant chief of tile local fire depnri luenl ; James Om-nl, enp- tain: I. loy. 1 Hcrlbcr, first lb iti..n ant, and Kd T. Taylor, second lieu tenant. Pleasant Grove Grange To Be Host Pleasant Grove grange, of Sum merville. Is planning a bumtuet and reception to be given Sunday, Or ll, at the grange hall hi honor of lonoi- of Wallow 1 the state granire lecturer Minnie K. Bund, -of 10 u gene, Uond will return from eoiinty and will spend the day at Pleasant Grove grunge. All otlici granges of the county uro In tiled to attend the banquet. ui'iveNt in the county and is on' Pleasant t ".i .jve gran lie is the j largest In the county mid Is una of; the muMt active lu this part of the stale. Pendleton Alan Is Facing 2 Charges I It. Iteadfern. of Pendleton.- b in jail today und three automobiles a-e damaued us the result of an affair on Kir street yesterday after noon, police record disclose. The man under arret is ulleged by police to have been driving while under the Influence of In toxicating liquor, causing two col lisions one with n Pacific Kruit company truck and the oilier with u (msscngcr automobile. Both carp and his own machine were dam aged to tume extent. Police Chief Clint Haynes ex pects to file charges uf driving while drunk and almi a charge of carrying n concealed wcupon a go I nut Kidfern. Time fur trial had hot Iteit tel litis morning. CLUBS' WORK PRAISED BY EC. SEYMOUR State Leader Says Union County Exhibits Among the Best in Oregon BOYS AND GIRLS EFFORTS VALUED E. A. Sayre awl H. G.lLondon Hears! That Bui- tioned. for Their In struction, Cooperation Union county 1m uno of Hip bc-Kt In the stale In reference to boys' and girls' club work, ucoording to II. V. Seymour, state club leader, who left last night Tor ('orva!!l, after taking purt in the annual Un ion county teachors' institute pro gram here. The club hoy and girls Here ar doing a creditable work, which win contitare favorMbly wltii the heKti'"ean. imuuuiui.. ua , . of the ruuntlOD. - where full tlnioiJ'iKO Slav troops woro seiklns to Hub leaders mo cinnloyed. -Mr. Hiy- stump out tho Macedonian turroi mour kiiUI. K. A. Sayre. county , istn reported to he roaniilinr the n - mdiool siiperliitehileiit here, and ll.jfclon seeklns favoralile oppnriuni (i. Avery, count iiKl'Icunurist, wno.ilen 10 curry devote much of their time to eluhliids. work lu the ciiuntv. are laruely re-1 sponsible for the iilltstnndiliK club! work here. Air. yeymour said -. Comments on Kxlilblt The -state tiub leader eommeiil- cd op Union county's tiub exhibit at the state fair In Salem.. There; u-mA 1 fl flnli evhlhilM nt t ho fair I and Union county ranked unions! the best The booh exhibit, which j Irst from Liion county, was the first Included sowing, cookimr; . home, ! .....trt... irupnunlni' inwl ilnli-i- linril i ' record work, lu addition to this, event. This developed at a eoun the Union eouuLv cliibsJuid. an ex-. til held during the fair vvhh h was White hogs, receiving second prize, an rdw-ated I'orce, mid his lu the open class. (plan before beveral persons, for Having a bootn exhibit at thei onsbleratlon during the comlm; state fair waj of much value to the! winter. The Indians, be w.id. county, according to Mr. Sevmoiir, I would Prefer to come In the middle In that It was labeled Union couu-;f ""imei and to camp near the tv and was viewed bv Ihous tnds of ; cemetery "1 the foot of the lalte. , ,. itn,wiini tlm r.ilr niiri HniitTbe.V woilltl be plcuseil to ta ko i.n vtiii.tiM nhnwMi i:ni..n fti.o u v to be well balanced. DYNAMITE BLAST INJURES WORKER - . residents of this county shore this , . expense by prnvld:ii eunip ground (j Cecil Kelly Suffers I'lesn nmi '.ay for the horses of the in Wounds as Result of a j"1"''''- . , .,.,! " 'Premature Exnlosion ,, , (.'cell Kelly, employed county on the Catherln hy ,; creek road, wii-a Injured about the buck yesterday when dynamite with which the workers were blasting exploded before it wan expected lot h -.a hit tearlnir a number I of holes ill Jin- fle:,li of his back. He whs taken to Hot Lake where j Hie v.fmnds was dressed.. Today; he wns able to return home, nl-1 I though It will be u few du8 before lie will be able to return to work.) Had any of the flynur m'sslles J struck him in the head, his Injur- i s undoubtedly would have iieen ii-iich more serlomj. 1 NEW ptt!i 1 L'Jif"r Mere I I In full nier of iIm h) W f.'-'-f''-t;j 4 I I9i7 tturld sc'riif. Tlwy arr Icfl to right, front nm: Walter Iteiillicr. niiclM-r: Jih' Hiikiiii, ' (bird Imimci Pa-iial. otil field: Benny IUii- gouuli. iwH Iht; 1yle ibotnn-. pitcher; Mike .a4iLi. Infield: Hny Monduiri. Infield Kdille BcihhMI, iiijim-oi. In lla iviilcr tm, leH lo rlKhl atf: ltb hbsukey. plteber; iloe- iilanl. pllelier; tlolm inilMiuwkl. nicber: imriic O'lnry. row-lit Miller lluggiiii, imimigir: Art lietrlMT. ifiMiii: Herb PcniHs-k. pltelHr: htlf Wera, Inrbid; Pat CoIIIiin. ditcher. In Hie haek row. left to right, art: loii Gehrig, rir-Ht bu-r: Bil .Men-i. left field; BsIn Itaib. right field; Wlh'y Msn-. pltiiM-r; (.e.w Pligrai. pitcher; Ijirl Comlw, i nler field; 1 1 wriry Miller. uiHUj: Wnlie Iloyt, pltdicr; Tuny Luzzeti, wtoud bttc; Mark hmulij, tihortMtop; I rban Shmkcr, pitcher; Ceiliii; Dursl, outfhid; Dw Wood-, tiuluer. . TWO BALKAN STATES NEAR OPEN BREAK Jugs Slavia and Bulgaria at Highest Point of Ten sion Since 1912 ! IRREGULAR BANDS STIR UP FEELING garia Expresses Regret over Muraer ana fron tier Raids. ' . ' Ul.'l fill ML? .Imro Mlnvlll. f)it. K AI') Hi'lnllona bctwi'in JukoI Slavia unci Hiilmrla won' ul thi'ii' hlBlicst point or ti'nnlcm toihiy lni thp Ilulkun war of mi:;. Tho Juko Mlav minister In Horlii was under instructions to oViuitn 1 disliandiupnt of the conitlailjl (Ir riBillai) iianils in Mncrdonta n tho altematlvo of tt dllonmtlc out their bumblntr (Cnntlnueit on I'aae Knnr.l Indians Favor an Annual Pilgrimage i:.ti:iii"i:isi:. ore., od. K, lil- diuns who have been vlsitlng the county from time to time ii creasing jiumbers of Into wb lu In- ImIi In make the pilgrimage to the home nf tliftli- ftilhcru 11 fliuill f I r1 fllltlUJll , attillided by friohdH aiming, tuo1 while men. ' ttcforc he loft. Ralph Armstrong ! pa rt in the pioneer reunions, i nd I they desire thai their children j should heroine acilal ill ed Willi the young generation or whiles so mm both should become friends nnd (feel lhy slmred In a common herl- : taire In flie valley. It Is it long trip from tho Nets S 'ountry in Northern l(b:bo Uniting ImlhiiM lire put to con- isiuein.iie expenwe. i ne.v nrt i -u i ;....'i,' i... . ,.,,,in,.,i .. n. I oiiiliien nil coin of Joseph mil ; i:iitorprise. Hud an eftiut mode to inrrnligc for the aniiiial vlsll. In the , , ...... ,, nnd tlie present dwelling In the valley. SUIT OI-'K WATIIlt OX All.VMS A V F.X I ' K T( .M I ) 1 1 1 1 W C'lly Manager W. C Crews an noa need this aftcrnoou Unit the water on Adams avenue from De pot lo .rcuvood uoald be shut off from 1 n. in. ti rti 11 .1 p. m. loiiiorrow in order to make nca fiMtry repair lo tlm ujiter n'h tein, ' YORK YANKEES FT New York Yniike.unpton of Hie miiiisiM hi Hie Ariierhitn lefitfoe fur Hip BURT BROWN l . . ' ' "a 1 to..- " .'..'Hi" rf -.r-i V;-.,; hurt Ill-own IlnikiT. t'liteagn-Xew York VfllK'ator and ntlorm-y, has mivptiil tlio vlot pro-lili'iicy or the t nleilly of (li-exon. .Mr. . Haiker niiil his raiiillj-lll arrive In Onwon nel Killing, 'alter ;!. vlitfll i lie. u lll luk.: np Jits ncw.ilntlcs, . ,.VJ. .'' Box Score ITITSIII Ik; (alloiial) . - AH It II I'O 1. Wnner, ef .. itarnhaii, if .. P. Waiter, rf .. Wright, kh Traynor. :tb .. Graiitbam. 2b I - I 3 - II II I i II 1 1 ' 8 (I II I la rrfi lb Smith, e Hill, p ... Mil jus, p (looch, v. II II II II II I II ll Yde ...(.i.f. vv llotuls M:W YOltK (A rlillll) All It II I'll Combs, of I 3 I 1! Kwnlg, ss " ., i I 0 Jl tl 'l ii r, 1 i 3 2 I 0 ,'. . Meuse . f . luigaii, III, Cnlllns. Moore, Totals :t7 412 Tl 17 1 '& x rim, for Sm it Ii in 7th. xx batK'd for Hill in 7th. Two out when winning run scored. Score hy Innings ' Pittsburg loo lino :.' on 4-3 Ncr York I0M tVJti (HI I 41 I Two base hits, Collins; home run, - - WOULD CHAMPIONS BARKER Hath: stolen base, Kiith: sacrifices, 1j. Wnner, I. Wnner; doiihlo phiys, Iizzim-I to (lehrlg, Uiigan to Imx zerl to (lehrlg: Tiiiyiioi' lo Wright to lluirls; 'ofl on Imses, PIllHburgj,,,,, i.nnots of tho .Pacific !l, New . York" 1 1 ; Iuihcou balls off Mills (CiiIIIuh). off MIIJus 3 (Luz " itcrl. Combs. Kuth), Monro 2( Hill. (llooeh): strike outs by - Hill e.Olnore. Meusel,. IjiK.oii, '2, Moore, dlKoenig), Moore 2 , CPrnynor. . Mil djjlis), MIIJus 3 (Moore, - (.lehrlg, ' .Mcnsi'l) ; hits off Hill 'tl in six 111 1 trtligs, MIIJus 3 in 'J 2-3 .innings: runs off Hill 3. off .MIIJus 1: wild pilches MIIJus (2); winning pitch er, Moore; losing pitcher Miljus. Umpires: Ormsby (Am)., plato; yulgley (Nut)., first; Miirull (Nat.), second: Niilliu (Am.),, tllllil. Tlllio of game 8:01. Weather Outlook For Week Given HA X KIlAN't'ISen, Oct. S, (AP) -r-Tlio weallier outlook for the I noiinred hero today by tho United Slates weather bureau as follows: Kar western slates: Tho outlook Is for generally fair weather I a t'allfnruhi and Nevada and for un set I led weal her In Oregon, Wash ington and Idaho with occasional rains during the forepart of the week. Temperatures near tho seasonal average aro Indicated. ir5 4 wmimiiI isiiim-iHIvi' wiimhi and Hie Yale, Harvard Bow in Defeat; Notre Dame Wins . . Washington State Lead ing Montana 7 to 0 at Half Time Trojans Leading Aggies. - . The University of Southern C'ull rornla. ncorod a. louolidown In the early part of tho game wtth O. A. C. this afternoon. . At tho end of the first period Stanford university and tho I'ni- versity of Novada were tied (J to 0. At the end of Urn first period UrcKOil umt Idaho worn tied 0 tou. CAMBRIIXIK.'. - Mam Oct, 8. (AP) I'urdilo university, playing fust, heady foot I in 1 1 gave Harvard Its first defeat of tho season today lu lo 0. Tim westerners dominat ed the play throughout, scoring In eueh of tho rlrst three periods. YAM'! BOWL, NKW HAVUN, Conn., Oct! 8. AIJ) Tho Uulver slty of Ueorglu scored qno of the most decisive upsets of tho football season thus far by downing Yule today 14 to to. A touchdown In tho rirst period and a Moid goal In tho second was tho extent of nil's scoring whtm -the slushing south erners hammered and passed their way to u touchdown lu each of the first two periods and- held their lend doggedly through tho second half. , Ilulf Tltno Ncom Montana Ii; Washington Utato 7. .'HTIIAJil I'lNAI.S: l'enusylvanlu M: Hrown C. Notre Dame 2d; IT. of Detroit 0. Virginia Poly. 6; Colgaln 0. Holy Cross IS; Dayton 0. Hyracuso 21; John Hopkins 0. Pcnn. Klato 13; Hucknoll 7. Wesl Virginia tl; Plltnburg 4U. Northwestern 13: Utah 6. Iiarlmoutli 3: Allegheny 7. Ohio II. .26: Ohio Northern 0., Michigan Ktulu ll: Michigan 21. - Navy 35; 'lrake 6. Army 11, Munmclto 12. 1 OeorflR. Tecflt.ltfi Tulaub t, ' . Ohio- Htato 13i Iowa 8. " . Minnesota 40; Oklahoma, Aggies 0. SAN KKANC1SCO. Oct. 8. (AP) l,i,,u l ll,n l...lttn ..1 coast conference were unllmbered when six of the pine teams oC the conference Hue up for play on) widely separated gridirons. However, heading the conference' games in the point of lutereHt Is the, non-oonferonc.e buttle scheduled between St, Mary and tho Hears o California. St. iMary by her vic tory over Stanford last week estab lished herself as one of the strong levens of tho coast white California is fighting to regain the laurels lost Inst year. In the struggle for conference standings, University of Southern California meets Oregon Agricul tural college al 1os Angeles; Wash ington State and Montana clash ul Pullman and Oregon and idaho come together at Eugene. The remaining conference tuftm bers Stanford und Washington, were expected to have nothing moro than workouts against Ne vada and tlie Colloge of Puget Hound, respectively Western Cherry Growers Win in Tariff Battle WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 Oregon and California ch"'y growers are m I'luiii u lb nave won their light to convince the United States tar iff commission that the present import duty on cherries should ho increased from 2 cents to 3 cents a pound, or mi per cent,- the limit of any Increase under the flexible provisions of the" Kordney-MeCuiti-ber larlM-. The commission will recommend lo President. Coolldge I hut the cherry duty be Increased hy I cent per pound, it hus been learned on good authority. Western groweis eonlended that lower cost of pio ductlon and preparation for market entitled the domestic rruil to great er protection t Irm It. Is receiving umh-r (he existing schedule. Kastern munufuetun-rs of pre- served fruit, particularly manis-!om. claiming the ball cut the cor chino cherries, declared before the iht of the plate: Collins lashed a commission that It was necessary ( two base hit. Into left; the Pirates for them to Import a cei taln type , complained Giat a spectator had of Kalian cherry lo meet their do- ( touched the ball; Mooro up; striku inestlc needs, und that the western., growers were not able to supply. It. Supreme Court to I Take Lane Co. Case NAI.KM, Ore. Oct. S. un Whether tuxes ciui be colleclf-d trom a charitable Institution on properly that Is not actually In uh by Hie Institution will bo test ed out before tho supreme court October 21 In the case of the Uls ters of Mercy against l.nnn coun ty. It la an Injunction proceeding to prevent the collection. In the lower court the Sisters of Mercy were upheld. , WIN FOURTH CONSECUTIVE GAR4T03 Wild Pitch by Miljus in Ninth Inning Allows . - Combs to Score RUTH LASHES OUT SECOND HOME RUN ame Played on Wet Field ; moore mmsnes, con test for Champions of the World. . V VAMii;i-: HTAIHI'M, New Yoik,v IH't. 8 (Al) Tlio New York Yan kees wtm the work! baseball cliani plmishlp ttslny by dert-ating llio I'lttslHiiK 1'irnteH for Uio fouiili sti'tilglil lime. The score was 4 lo a ami Combs scored tbc winning run hi the iiitilh inning whm MII Jus made a wild pilch with tho bases full. ,;. . . The end of the'gamo was an untl-iiliimx. Miljus, who relieved Hill on the mound for Pittsburg, had seen the bases rtlled with none out, and after fanning Gehrig and Meusel, cut one loose to UhmctI that Oooeu only managed to got the tip of his glove on. Combs (roi ling home with the winning run. . following is the pluy-by-play story of the game: 1 MUST INKING, FHIATES There was a big cheer aa the Yankees trotted out to their posi- ' lions. : Wiley Moore tossed up a. few Ui Colllna; L. Wanerup; I.. Waner beat out a hit ta short; tlm Yankees kicked; Barnhart up; strlkn 1 cnlled; this was a fast bail; Kocnlg threw out Barnhart at first, L. Waner going to second; - P. Wanor. upibail -l- low ioatde: Xu gan throw out K Waner at nrnt, U. Waner holding second; Wright up; L. Waner scored on Wright's single to right, Wright went to second an Ruttt's throw to tho Plate;, Traynor up; Dugan toolc Tmynor's hot smash and touched out Wright. One run. Z hits, no errors, nono loft, riltST 1NNTXG, YANKEES Combs up; striko 1 called; bait t outside; Combu singled into Ight; Grantham made a hard try for it but could ttot reach the baii; J Koonift- up; tout striko i; Koeniff HinRed illtu right, Combs holdtiiff second; HmifK went down to la lie to Hill; Kuth up; bail 1 Inside; . foul striku j ; Combs scored on, Huth'a single to right, Kjoenig go tug to third; Gehrig up; bail t wide; foul striko 1; striko 'J tiwiing; bait 2 inside; Gehrig stnaU out, swing for tho third striko; Meusel up; striko 1 called; strtko 2 swung; Hutu stile second; Meu sel fanned, taking a third culled, sttike; Lazsseri up; ball 1 outside;--striko 1 swung; Hill baited the play until ho could wipe his spectacles; strike 2 called; Laziorl struck out taking third' called strike. Tho crowd cheered Hill who had pitch-, cd himself out of a bad hole, Oim run, three hits, no errors, two left, SECOND INNING, riKATKS . Grantham up umpires Urmnby and Qulgley oonforrod at the plato wit U coach O'Leary and Mauager Duah; Uugan took - Grantham's hunt and ithrew him out; lUirriH up . ball 1 outside; bait 2 low inside; : Hurris got a hit past Duv.y cmilM!, up; ball 1 wide- r-nu outside; Hmitli f.Mfd to itiith: Hill up: the Plrabi pitcher was applauded uo he walk ed to the plate; ball 1 low; la 11 Inside ;bull outside, strike' I call ed; Hill got a lms, on badi thu fourth pitch beln,; iow; I,. V.'auerj up; ball 1 inside; strike t swung; strike 2' ttwung: foul; I.. Wanut? could not field and tlm bas- wrii roll: i3arnhart up; ball I oUMhlo; ball 2 low: foul strike I; Iu7.c:i look Barnhurt's groumte. and lunched second. No runs, tuo hit no errors, three lett. m;c4m in mm;. YAui:i-:s )tigi!!t Mp; Vrtiit threw out Dugan at flrsti Wrlghi took tho ball back on the gra.ss and made a long throw; Collins up; ball high liisido; striko I f-albd, ball 1 outside; strike 2 swung. Hlli v. it a working a curve ball on Urn edges; bull 3 outside; Smith kicked oa this 1 called; Wright threw out Mootc (Continued on Faro 6) CHILDREN ARE BURIED WHEN HOUSEFALLS NKW YOltK. Oct. 8 (AP) Sev ern! children were buried In debris today when a three-story tenement building on West 36th street col lapsed ufter an explosion of undi-- . termined origin. Two children wete removed alive and all the resources of tho police and fire departments wera called to rtsacua tbe other I J