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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday. April 23, 1928
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PORTLAND SHUT
OUT IN 2 GAMES
Beavers Crowding Seattle
For Cellar Position In
Coast League
Career Reads Like a Story
Pacific rsl SiamlltiKH
W. I,.
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Ron I'Vanolaco
Hollywood ....
Racramcnio ....
I -oh AiiKrlca . ..
, MlHalon
Oakland
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Dependable
Value
HILL'S
De(HlidSbU
By the AAMM-Iaiiw! I'rf
Twelve hits wan the Hum totnl of
thft Portlund hitters' efforts In hIx
teen Innings off two Mission li nr
lers, onl nut a Beaver dented the
plate In the two gut now, hot It of
whlrh the Mlmlonti won, 7-0, ami
10. The victories Inrrensed the
Bell's w.lnlng streak to Mix und tint
Beavers' loidiijr streak to nine. But
teries: Iavenport and Whitney;
Ponder, Ortniun, Toinlln, French
and Hero. 'Scoml kuhia; Ludolph
and Ualdwln: Couch und Alnsinlth.
After dropping u' hectic slugging
matrli, 12-8 In tho first pme, Loh
Angelej ramo lak to win an IN
inning night cap from Sacramento
' " 1 3-2. Sacramento broke u 1 -1 - tie
! PNIVIIHSITY OF OREGON, .ln the first 'of. .the eleventh when
liwrene, Apr. 2S (Special) Tnl- Kolpf horned, hiu the Ang'-l
. vri'" of Oregon will moot Oregon : come hack to score twice In I tick
(... r.nii,.. in rniiiv moot. )mrAhalf and win. Hatterlen: Kalllo.
iiVi.1 i.'rlilny. It will be tho first 'Shea Knehler
relay rf-rnlval between the. schools I uaruner una:
hut sturting Hi In year will become
La Grande Men
On University
" Of Oregon Team
ah annual cvnt and will como
week imforn the Washington relay
at. Seattle, . . . . '.'.,
I,. R. Jengen, Ocorica Bluffer and
' Clare McKlnnon, whose home are
Wrlifht PeterH
KandhcrK. Kecond
game: Juichao and . llomnan; It.
OHliorne. Weathorahy and llannath. i
. Kcotllc Spill ii Hill
Seattle unlit a pair Willi Holly
wood, Manager, Jimmy Middleton.!
pitching the Indiana to a 3-1 vie-I
In Iji Grande, will participate for;ory "Iur" .
Oregon. Jensen will enter the I'our ininan iiunwa iu win n rm
four-mlle. and dlatance medley. Igiima ll-. Batteries: l.'nllerlnn
Stager, the shot relay, and McKJn- AgneW: Knlglit, Graham
non! the one-milo relay. Nlni Teachout, Nanoo and Parker. Hen
sveits are on thft program thn l -ante:, llulvoy . and Agncw:
4o; SU, two-mile, hurdle.ahiittln. I Mlildleton and Hclunldt.
eprlnt medley, four-mile, dlxlunce H"n cYanclaco awept the aerli H
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START TRAINING
a rout. Huckner, first up, was
Iwiued a free pass to first and
Hi-lrnH surrlflcod hJm to socdnd.
Htokke hit a slnxle Into rlgrht field,
Uolemun wing led Into tha samo
torritory. Itohertson brought in a
. . , jmun on a fielder's choice that
.went astray, and I .a Halle filed to
Champion In NeW York, 'center field. With four rum In
n m l rn f T,:-1 Davis was thrown out tit first.
Reconciled To One litle i Huiim.n lWvhll Erkkm '
. Fight Per Annum I In the lut of the rlfrhtli, Jr. n.
t iO. Murshull, Baker manar, .pull-
Vd KiickKon, the crowd boo hint:
NKW yOltK', Apr. 23 (AP) hlsdcriHlontonendlnRusBell. ro
(3 ne TuniK'y la buck in New York, tf rJicher. As a. ninttor of fact.
remly to start training for M t)u, rrowd na,j nPPn boohlnif Or.
heavy wiKht line jun'nne ukuiiibi
Uie ploddlnx Anzac, Tom Heeney.
US July, and milte reconciled to
Tx Ult'kardH proffiam of ond
clvainplonshlp "nhot" a year. ,
Aftrr a week here TunneY plniis
lo Wail on n prosram nf
hmliilniT In Hp cijlalor. N. V.
I Tiinncy arrived from Miami
Hourh. Kla.. yi-Mtrdxiy .In time to
rhuracti'i'ize us 'rldlculoiis"" reports
that he had planned lo tour Kuropei
on a "honeymoon" after ho buttles'
lleeney. JMdcock's ilecthlonH. Klnully, , I-a
IjiiixIis ni Miirrinjci In k 'o.-ande's lenstby receiver, flay
-Do you know, queried ho mt hpCttino .jisKusted und told
champion, "any one of nound mind ,)Pt M(ir(,httll whorQ t0 heafl in.
Murshull rather consUrtently during I
the biHt six Inniius because of hist
continuous protesting1 of I'mplrn
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uli'H. rniplri'H: ridock and WulkH.
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I Hacking T-x Hickard'a flertipn
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I'ldcock did even' more. Ho called
over I'ollccman f'laudo f'ooper und
from then on. Tr Mnrahall had
very little to aay to anyone except
ing Mb own placers. When Krlck
hoii atrolled from the .mound, the
crowd gave him a big hund.' The
hoy baa a. dazzling aa-sorimcnt of
curves, drop. 'etc.; but the rlratea
aluggcra alinply wouldn't be fooled.
Plrato Mnciip Wrong : '
Aa a whole, the Grande team
I MAKER: '
Kennedy! cf.
l'lllelte, b ...
Hrentano, rfc
Henedlct. lb.'
Jcnny, If
Ifiipea, 2b
Itymon, as. ....... &
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HllKaell,- p
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medley, ahot put and one-mile re
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with Oakland, " five gameH two.
by grabbing both enriof a double
header 4-1 and 4-3. lluckahol May
Mivarflairr . 1 Kepi m wan. nun wen ai'iiiierci iil
ivMPHK. Kent. 'Kngland. Apr.11" morning, fray and ''-
91 i-APt Annlhnr unln flleltt tn -. "!
Hydney, Auatrnlla. atnrted here to- fmK- ,,"',h '"""'
diy when Wing Commander K. R. ur .'ooper, two veneml.
Manning picked up hia ault caae aouthpawa, hooked up In the 1V.M..
nd" climbed Into tt light airplane , fay and the Heal flinger wonlhla
aimilar to that need by Hert nK.'own gamo with, a
..n.u.r..i m..h.. li. iic mlnth that drove In Mliikln with
Not many months ago, Tom Heeney, rugged New Zealand fighter,
arrived In New York, broke and discouraged. His first few lights
created but Utile attention and now he Is to light Gene Tunuey,
heavyweight champion of the world, for his title In New York on
July 17. 'Tex Rlckard Is promoting the bout.
off on a route which led to Mar-
aellles, Oorslco, Hnrillnn, Tunla and
then along the ukuiiI air pathway
10 Australia.
. KILLED IX ( HASH
ORHKONII. Wla., Apr. 23. (AP)
Uiihelt llutzlarf, 29, was killed
and bla brother William, 35, and
the winning run. llattcrlca: Kparka,
llaaty and Read; Mny and Kprinx;
Hecond gnmc:' Cooper und Itead;
Ituethcr and fiprlns.
Uhl Hangs Up
Third Straight
Victory Sunday
hah, moi'ORx pim:d
' WASHINGTON. Apr. 23. (AT)' I'ltlahuigh
A tentative examiner's report ap-,llolon
proving tha project of tho Weatern
National l,ca;tiic
New York
SI. I.oula
Chicago A
lirooklyn
Cincinnati -
hiluilelphia
Ntanilings '
W. I Pet.
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first game of the Niyica at Chlcti
go, 6II.IUI0 persona, the larg'st
orowd that ever Haw a ball game
In the city, were on hand.
Itnln forced poHtpnnemcnt of the
National league aot toH-bctwcin
Brooklyn und New York ami .St.
1,oiiIh und Cincinnati aa well us
that between the Yankees and
Philadelphia In .the Junior circuit.
Marathoners Plod
In Rainy Wea thcr
Tlf champion has conscientious looks stronger than any club ever
scruples iiKulnl weuring the no- gathered here. ' Melding wna ex
tlonal colors around his waist. ' cellent, one of tho two errors bc
Itepresenlatives of tho Tough Club, ng possibly due, to the rough con
u social organization, presented a dltlon of the field: hitting was snt
'lielt of red. white und blue to Gene lafylng. and the team was hustling
'runny when he arrived, but thn from Btart to finish. . completing
champion turned it back with the pmys with amazing regularity. . I jo.
renui si nun some other color Ornndn had a olnch doublo piny In.
scheme be useil. . ' sight In the sixth Inning alarted by
. "You cun dock the bier of a gen- i.nsnllc, but It happened to ho the
oral with the colors of the Amerl- third out: Another time (ho crowd
;can (lug but they should not be figured that l.a Clrnnde scored a
used to ilnipe around the portly .double ploy but the base umpire.
;Kloinaen or a neuter, me cnnni- .figured different, and -that was
plon conimenteil in returning thn that.
Kill. . I After tho game. Harris French,
' manager,- furnished tho memliers
PIRATES WIN I of his club with a dinner at tho
IVT?f"HI TI1VP17 iSacnjnwcn Inn, as a reward for
I ' niUill IJVlMliK winning the first game of the sea-
' IN SLUGFEST son.
j 1 Toduy ,the, Uearded Beauties, a
I ' be-whiskered club from Honton:
j fConUmted from Page 1) ; Harbor. Mich., urn to play the Plr-,
. ,,' ,lt nt 2:30 o'clock.
double and I )enny homed over
riKbt field fence, leaving: the count
' l.a Grande ii. Baker .1.
j I ji Hrande flinders went wild
a vain In the fifth, acrountinff for
Itliree iiion- scores. Oolemnn atart
. ed the. mTi-y-i?o-round with n
sinfile into center field and Kobert-
- ' . ' -39 . C 11 24 1 1 S
. Relieved Krickson In ebfth
with ' one down! -'
lilt for.fUpes n ninth. ,
DA GRAN!M: A K H I'O A R
rr.MHjrrov wins, -a
IKNI )I.KTGN. Apr. 23 (AP)
Itehlnd thu steady pitching' of
Jako Meyers, tho lendleton Huck
aroos defeated tho Walla Walla
Hears In the opening game of tho
Hlue Mountain baseball league here.'
yesterday, 0 to 2. Mleycrs allowed
five scattered hltH, struck out"1 1
nnd ticketed three Hears to Hirst,.
Pendleton drove Pnrrb from ' thn
mound In the third Inning with a
three-run splurge und fell on the
offeringH of MurdlN, bis succettHor.
for another In the sixth and scored
two In the seventh.
The score:
Pendleton -
Walla Walla
Meyers and lloskins;
Manila and O'ltoui ke.
t. H. i;..
9 4,
(& , ;u
Parrls;
J Helms, . sm. ....... 4
iKtokkc, lb. G
! Goleman. of. .... & .
ltobertson. .If. &
LaSalle. 2b! &
, Davis, 3b. &
!Marlow,, rf. 3
Baker, c. 3
Bwckner, p. .. . 2
Miller Surrenders ,:
To U. S. Officiate
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3 0
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Hummary:' Koine rims: l.aSullo,
Marlow, Penny, Kowers. Three
base hlta: , ltobertson. Two-buae
hits: Kennedy.. Brentano, Henedlct.
Hacrnfico hits: Helins, Marlow,
liurkrier. I'asscil balls: Sowers.
Hase on balls: off Krlrkaon 2. off
Huckner 4. Struck out by: Erlck
ion. fi: Huckner, B. Innings
pitches: Huckner 9. :rlokson 7 1-3
ltussel 2-3. Credit victory to
Huckner, defeat to Hrlckson.
Karnod runs: Haker 4, l.a Orundo
.7. .Tims' of gnmo 2 hours 15 m1n-
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Thomas W. Miller, convicted of do-'
frnuili,ng the government of his
best services when ho wns; alien
property custodian, surrendereti.
himself to a I'nited States maiv
shul today to be taken to Atlanta'
penitentiary to serve his sentence,
of IS months imprisonment.
i'ixd Tiiur.F. nonir.s
HAMILTON, Ohio. Apr. '; 23
(AP) Authorities today continued
their search along tho great Miami
river for tho wreckage of on air-' '
plane or automobile, following ills-!
covery of three bodies floating 'tn'
the river here yesterday. . ;1
-The body of a man was recover-,
ed but the other two were carried
away by tho storm swollen stream
These were said to have been'
garbed in aviators helmets:'
Henry nunbar 29, were Injured ( PwHflc railroad to connect up with
when their plane plunged from n the Oregon Snort I.irie nt Wells,
hlli ,,l,ll,wla vaalmlnv .nnil wn.rTJ.v liu n.w - CntlHl l-IICl Inn WY1
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George Phi. great rlglt hander
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; enabled the Indians to give tho
jNew York Yankees a stern but fu
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'pennant in lit 20.
I Ills third straight triumph of the
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jterday.
j Ineffective pitching sent the
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! feat. S to 5 at the hands or Boston
at ('aptlal. ;
The Chicago White Sox found
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! Detroit Tigers Into submission at
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f'ONWAY, Mo.. Apr. 23 (AP)
"It alnt gonna rain no more.", was
never written with the Ozarks In
mind, i 'Vross Country" Pyb 's
trans-continental foot rucers de
clared us they moved eastward to
WayneHviller'f.O nifim'frvttif b'ero to-
.444 Sunday's 43,1 ml to ' lap from
.4on Springfield through rain that fell
.333 (intermittently, did not find the
.333 i runners nnd walkers unprepared.
as niOHt of them donned slickers
before starting and wore them
through the day.
, Andrew Payne, Oaremore, Oklo,,
nnd Pel-er Gavu?..l, Kouthatnpton.
Kngland, continued their so-called
"sister act" for first place with the
former's elapsed time of 315:3 1 :4U,
giving him a 3t-mfnutcs advant
age for the l.KS&'mlles.
Gisto Mulk. Trieste. Paly, ap
parently disre-gurded the elementH
Sunday on the Sprlugfleld-fonway
lap which he covered in 0:12:03, to
lead the pack for the day's run.
Allan furrier. Grants Puss. Ore.,
finished Saturday in 5:47:53, with
elapsed time 3JiS:05:47.
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courtship demons! rales Hint n
young man's arm goes to waist
Just as frequently as his opportunities.
Koine- women's work is never
tbuie, because, In fact, It's never
begun.
son scored him with n three-base
clout into the right garden, l.u
! KalliVsfnglod down third buse line,
scoring ltobertson. Ho came home,
, later when Huckner. with twtv
down, leaned on one for a single.
' Utsnlle Hlfs Tor Clivull
1 Baker gathered in two hits In
llie next two Innings but no runs,
jthe. Piiiiti-u scoring in the seventh
i when I.asallo smacked out' the
t fourth home run of tho day, with
nobody on base.
The visitors ran their score up
,to G in a Hhoi-t-wlmled rally in the
( eighth. l.a yt n on flied out to
I Ituhertson, Sowers was thrown out
! at first and Krickson W(-nt to first
(when Spud muffed a speedy roll
'er. Kennedy,, hit a two-bagger In
to left field that Rcored KrlckHOtf
and came home himself on Pil
i letie's single. Brentano flied to
(roleman, retiring the side.
The two Baker runs, however,
merely whetted l. Cirande's appe
tite, and the lust of the eighth wan
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