La Grande evening observer., April 16, 1928, Image 2

Monday, April 16, 1928
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The New
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OAKLAND TAKES
DOUBLE HEADER
Beavers Drop to
Place Frisco Still Well
Out in Front
Pacific Toast limine Nliinillnmi
W. 1.. ivt.
Son I'riinclsco II .71
Kucramenlo 10 4 ,14
Hollywood 0 II .'Ha
l.oa Angeles ' 7 7 .MM
Oakland 7 7 .Kin
Portland f. !i ,af7
Mission - 4 Hi .2H0
Houtth. II .-H
first. 8-4. tillllnif I'lltt hard, but
Wnyno WrlKlit. the dentist let llir-ni
I'lowii with three hlu In the slx-ln-n
I ii if nlght-caP'. nml the Horapha
triumphed 4-0. Hutterles! I'lltt.
, (Inhier and Hannah; Hholh-ntmch,
Donnelly, AKneiv. Heeond game:
WrlKlit uml Hundlicinh, i'ullerton
Sixth i'"1 Auixtw, rook-.
r-'aii' I'Tniiolseo and mo Masslona
divided a double header, the Henls
wfnnliifr their fifth Kntuo of the
series In tlin moi-nlnl?. 11-2. Three
Hi'til pinch JiltlorH each lianfrtnir out j
a HiiiKut in me ninin irume oi me
afternoon affair, Ruve the Hells
scare, hut fell Just short of tylnic
the score. The Missions won It.
4-X. Hiitterlea; ThurHlon and
KiM-inx: HukIk'B, Gomest, Ni'laon,
Hryun and Haldwln. Hocond Knrne:
Mitchell mid Hpiinis: l.udolph, I'll
Ictlc anil Whitney.
HE'S A VERSATILE YOUNGSTER
ttepeadable
Value
HOI'S
(Hy tin' Associated I'i-psh)
Oakland rccelvt-d good pitching
on tin part of Duff and Unsty. who
limited Portland to II him 111 two
Kiinn-H won by tint Oaks, J-K ami
6-3. The ilotil) win gave tin
Dependable j
iitfliiif 1 champions five games out of the
'seven. Batteries: Yokes, Toinlfn
and Itego, Ainsmlth; Buff uml
Bead. HiTOinl gome: Krcneh, Couch
Ponder. Coin ami AlhHiiiltli, Itego;
Hasty ami Komi.
AfliT Oomer Wilson hod beaten
them 4-3, In the forenoon. Kacra-
JilKliEXR. Ore.. Am. 16. (AP) mento, came hark to drive nnothrr
T h.l Qtln,r mt.nwlm 1 . ' PH'. TlMIPhOllf, tO til" BllOW-
, ,,, Ipm In the second game, uml win
Coltoge drove ipam of the WH-1 rpom pPnttio 7-2.- Osborn's homer
l.-wnette valley league defeated , the final wallop off TVnchout.
fOTTAon rmovn wish
ndllng nt Wendllng yesterday,
to 4. ,
Weiulllni; ilrew first blood, wur-
Inv (Itrep rmiH In the first innlnif. lcr. Sepond ruhip
i'r ..re (Irote ilrew-one- In the hum uml flchmhlt
roinhiK In tho rail nil Inning with
two on. HattPi-lrrt: Wilson nml
Hrhml.lt; Itnclmr, Vlnrl nml Ko-h
fi'urhont, Cim
llonvnnl, Par
rf fill .'mil two In the ninth to tie
the wore. - Hnth leiimii furnreil one
Jn the eleventh, nml Cottage drove
pulled tiheod with two more In the
twelfth.
ker; Kulllo and Kot'hlcr.
llvldo Txm Twin itlllH
Klflfrn thntiwind fnn watched
Hollywood and lon Antclen itnllt
a tw in hilt. The Htnrs took tho niultlitue Jump wuh nine.
Enterprise Nine
Trims Imbler High
KN'TKIU'ItlHH, Ore., Apr. Ifl.
(SpiM'Ial) The KntiM'prlHe hlKh
Kt'himl won Die baseball Katne over
1 in I tier hlnh In u holly roti tested
Kiinio on the Iftrat diamond Were
Kiiduy nftcrnoon. This was lmh
ler's ffrKt defeat for some lime and
the KnterprlMe hoys flt proud of
(heir victory. Saturday eveulnff the
Entorprlso girls wn the Indoor
baHPliMll fi me from the kIiIh of
I'nlon hlKh by t woro of to 3?..
ti: .h'mi rito.M ri.Axi-:
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0 fos;
I u-k: rrr-'m ii
vnni 3hN
rnlverHily of Cnllfornia'H eieclltiK n lot from (ieon:e Watklns. for
mvr Oakland hlKh sehool star In InierfollcKliiie athletlrs. Here's the
why on the ynnnK freshman: lie starred as frosh renter In hasket
hall. He won first In the discus throw, Miotpnl and high hurdles In
ii freshmitn truok meet. , lost fall he playpd n wreat Kaine at full
. buck for the yoium ()lyniplc clitb'N football team.
HKNTOITU HI. Lifeboat drills
n t sea , f I re drills In sc h nol u nd
parachute leaps fnnn planes, v Ten
rookies of the arm air corps leajied
njifHy from a IU-passenKer plane
in eluliL secnndH. The plane was
2'ifio ffet up. The bitfliest previous' track athlete out-ran. out-Jumped
Boise High Wins
Dual Meet From
Baker With Ease
UAKRR, Ore. KoIko hlKh ix'hoi.l
Pittsburg Wins '
At Last; Giants
LA GRANDE WINS
ONE, LOSES ONE
Pinal Standing of Trap-;
shooters in btate lour
nament is .407
Ia irmnde shooters of the Wine.
Fin and Fleet foot club turned In a
73 yesterday in the final nvent of
the Oreffonlan telegraphic trap
shoot, hut thin Was only pood
I enough to win nuo nut of three
mntoheH. ! -
Ah a result, Lit Ortinde winds up
tne tournament in the sec.onu nivi
, slon with 1 1 Won, 1 U lost and n per
centage or .407. Twenty-eignt
teams over the state participated,
f'oqullle was first yesterday but
has some ties to ehnot off, so that
the final stunding Is not decided,
J. B. Rmlth led local gunners
yesterdny with a perfect 25. Fol
lowing him here Ur. IX. O. MeCall
and William Holllns, with a 24
each. - - v
The Dalles shot n perfect 7S to
bent lA firunde in the first round,
Toledo slumped to 00 In the sec
ond and lleppner ringed out Ja
Orande with a 74; In the third.
Interent has been high through
out th tournament.: - Yesterday, as
, a special Inducement to shooters,
(prize were offered iifter. the Ore-.
gonian snoot won finished, inciud-,
lug a hoy'H event. '-, j
Swamp Phillies Pvle Runners Are
is ear tiait way marK
AllH'rlinif f.i'axtip iStniiilliei
St. I-olllH 4
New York i '&
f'leveland S
WnHhinKton 3
Honton I
Detroit I
Philadelphia. tl
I'hleaifo , i (I
I..
. .Nal.'onnl I.ciiKiio KlnnilliiKM
Pet.
l.nnn
l.nfin
.700
.750
;irn
.LTiO
.000
.000
Winner $15,000
Miami Beach Championship ,
, Says:
"Luckies have ' a wonderful flavor
and never irritate the throat."
The Cream of the Crop 1
the finest flavor
the greatest enjoyment
and out-done the Baker high school
In general in the lhtlllul track and
field meet here Saturday afternoon.
When roach Inren Itasler's lads
scampered off the field, aggregate
scores were registered as llolse
94 W nnd Baker 27.. . 4.
Hesults of the meet follow:
100-yard clash Hmllh. Boise,
first; Huff, Baket;, second; Stanley,
Baker, third. Time, 10.11.
.200-yard low hurdle Hull,
Boise, first ; t'n mpbell. I lolse. sec
ond; Vnughan: Baker, third. Time.
27.4.
120-yard high hurdles Letup,.
Boise, first ; i 'nmptnn, Boise, sec
ond; Vaughun, Baker, third. Time,
1 7 seconds. j
I'liM In High .lump
High jump -r CTomptou, Boise. ( haaemnn. hit his third home run
first; Swan. Boise, second ; Palmer, yesterday which nldod ,ln the 8t.
Hnker, third. Height, 0 feet, o I honis victory over the Culm hy 4
inches. Mo S. i
Broad Jump Duff, Baker, first; Pittsburg broke into the winning
W
New York ;i
St. Louis a
Brooklyn 3
Cincinnati 3
Philadelphia 1
Pittsburg 1
Chicago . 1
Boston 0
BBISTOW, Olila., April 1C (AP)
; The seventy runnnrs and walkers
lln tho cross country marathon to
'day turned toward Tulsa with the
'knowledge completion -of tho 40
,ntlle trek would find approximately
half of the distance from Los An
geles to New York covered.
I They were aligned for jlhe jaunt
I to Tulsa under the leadership of
.Peter Oavuzxl. Southampton; Kng-
land, who covered yesterday's 34.8
Pet.
1.0(11)
"IJJ 'mllea from ChandletVln 4:Ii7:G7. to
'fake over first
.nun
.333
.260
,2f0
.000
place In elapsed
time from Andrew Payne of Cinre
m ore., Okla.
Payne, arrived from chandler in
6:2 flat, to drop to second place
(By the ARsoelnted Pres) mor(, , nnvnA ,ms us(,(, for
I-rankle rrlsch, ordinal second . r- miiau
, V,l.l KnuiA nun "
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Guaranteed electric
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Complete with attach
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Don't Forget to Attend Our Big Rummage Sale
A big clean-up of odd pieces, shop-soiled mer
chandise, and used furniture. Original cost dis
regarded. See our basement floor.
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Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
ranks for the first time of the lflSS
campaign, the Beds falling victims
by 3 to' -'.
At New York (he Giants rapped
three Philadelphia twirlers for 12
hits to hang up an 8 to I decision.
Brooklyn dropped Kogcrs Horns
by and the Braves by 3 to 2, South
paw (Mark of Terre Haute shading
Dutch Brandt, recruit from the Pa-
Smlth, Boise, second; Hlnes, linker.
j and Lemp, Boise, fled for htrd.
Distance, 21 feet, 1J Inches.
j Mile' Chilton. Boise, first;
prlckelt, Boise, second; Hardwick,
j Baker, third. Time, D minutes and
j 1 U seconds. '.' f
I Half mile Bice. Boise, first;
Hey dp, Boise, second; Mc Waters,
j Baker, third.' Time, 3 mlmtteNfiml
...i seconds. , - ... .- .cec const In a Ditcher's hattln.
-,. Quarter mile .HeNrr, BolM,fPisi: - Sam Orny stopped the White Sox
llolcomh. Baker, second; Atkinson,' witn 8ix scatt'red hits while the
Boise., third. Time. fS seconds. iHowleymen or St. Louis galloped
220-yord dash W. Smith. Boise, ofr u lth thptr fourth straight by u
first; Buff, Baker, second; Bald-! srore. of 4 to 1.
ridge, Boise, third. Time. 24 sec- Through some sparkling pitching
nntU- 'from Josh Billings, Detroit Uok
Pole vault Ogden, Boise, first: tnP Indians Into enmp. 8 lo 2.
i nerragua. noise, second: stort-j Ooose Qoslln featured In the
dard. Baker, third. Height, ?feet . Washington triumph over the Bed
and 8 Inches. i Sox. C to 5, by hammering Out a
, shot put FYy, Boise, first; Car-ihmnp run fn tho tMfr(1 (ning with
.son. naser. secono: h.Mimn, noise. txvo rnni.rfl 0n the paths,
third. Distance, 39 feet ami II: TIie i,tlndelphla A t h 1 e t I c M
Inr-hPH. . ro,npo, orr witti ii J to 7 verdict
I DisLMis throw Pry. Boise, first: over the New York Internationals
Helig, Boise, second: nines. Baker. Jin an exhibition.
third. Distance, 104 feet nnd 6!
Inches.
Relay Boise first. Time, 1 min
ute and 3.S seconds.
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It's toasted
No Throat Irritation -No Cough.
1928. Th. American Tobacco Co., Manufacturera
Ttirns woni.n
rol'KNIlAOK.N Pnlle Hull, 15-yenr-nld
liny is hnek from a trip
n,.n,,n,l ll.a u-..,..l I 11 .l....o In!
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Western Athletic
Head Scores A.A.U.
CHICAOO. April 16 (AP) Ma
jor John I.. Griffith, commissioner
of uthletirs for the western confer-
In a statement today slii?-
cmimcmnraiKin or ttie c. ary j , ormn,Btion of
of wuies erne. who wrote or sncli j Alnor,rn Olympics teams 'nnd
a trip in SO days. I "end the domination of the Ama
teur Athletic union over American
amateur athletics.
IIKK HIO t'HWCK
l'ANA.MA A niece of Mrs.
Major Griffith who Is an offfclal
president.
llolllllK.
Ills wife was Klixnhetll !
W.iodrow- Wilson. Is llkelv to he the.0' inc. national coiu-maie . .
first lady of 1-unamn. JorKe i:d- liarired the A. A. 1'. with being
llnrilo Bovd Is a candidate for oinaniiMition of cheap politic
ians wno nave Baineu coniroi
over the liest element of our ath
letic nubile hy intimidation."
j The "intimidation" Major Grlf
Whutever else the senators in-flth explained was the thread of
vesllKntitiK the oil situation have disbarment of " any athlete who
been able to hrinir forth, they cer- competed in an amateur event not
talnly haven't found nmnnir the i sanctioned by the A. A. I..
witnesses any pushers.
KOItl) VISITS IC. n. It.
I.OXIKiN Aninnn the latest
friends of the Prince of Wales is
Henry Kurd, who called at Ht.
James palace.
A Mexican hns been sentenced
to four years In prison for killing
an American. So they've nctnnlly
made It a Jail offense!
.They Must Thig Id's Sprig
. " -
Y a
JudnltiK liom Ilia cotuniea, the (Irllei
"tniK ms sprig. While wa i.ik tu ivr
and trembUuK of neuritis, rheumatism nnd
the deadly cold lit (ha head, these mem
ber, b( the "Buffalo Snow Birdi," a girls'
athletic orgauliatiou oi Iluffalo. NVT..
play hockey on the trc and aeera to Ilk It.
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