Monday, April 30, 1928
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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HILL'S
DEL ALLEN WINS
IN 40 SECONDS
Smith of Spokane, Rocked
,to Sleep in First Ker
mit Davis Gets Nod
Making 'Good in Hornsby's Job
Overnight News
Del Allen, -li Oranrto fighter,
boosted his prestige considerably
here Huturday nlvtit when he added
another one-round knockout to hla
list. This gives him L kayos in
37 battle. v
Krpl Smith, of Spokane, lasted
Just 40 seconds, according to tho
timer, Dr. William Pear. Smith
and Allen met In tho middle of
the ring. Hinlth lead with 'u left,
Allen countered. A moment Inter
Allen tore Into IiIh opponent, and
R lintiitlMiiln niluck In HmiIiIi'm ham I
IfM;iiilBhlt Bt,nt ntm t0 t)w canvas. Nearly two
Vim hi y j minutes after the n-feree, O. I).
Scolt. rained Allen's bund, Smith's
handlers were still working on him
1 with 8tii piling1 wilts.
- I Ifccll Saves Human
' The resti of the fights on tho
evening card hcldat Hex hall ho.
fori" a falr-slred crowd went the
limit, nlthough K'-nnlt 1ovls failed
to get u knockout hern use of the
ibell.
I In the wmj-flnftl lHivIn took nn
lly llm AmocIumnI PrrM
DOM I .STIC:
WnnhlnKlon President Coolll(tn enrly Itail ovir Mlckpy Diinrun, of
nii,.nla h.-i vices for Martin B. Mail- Walla Walla. aivlnif tho WnNliInK-
; lu chnmlipra of llouno of rp- ton lad a boxln U-sxon. About Dm
! rhionlntlw. . mlilill of the Krrni Imuran lira roil
ran KrunclRPO Princess Baud ' nnil ror a while It looked an If he
chuMr. former .Mm. 8prtx-kls, ri- WOulil even thln- up. But Kormll
v ' .p. hns leen divorced by on would not hp denied und In1 the
1 of ' t TurklHh sulfqn. A nlxth round beyim worklnK on
t.',i-nlk Htpainahlp western tie visitor In earnest.' Duncan
oman ivlih 34 men aboard breaks went Jo tho floor for a count or
from tow and drift S8 mllea at .seven abort ly after the round slart-
. een. , -: and-Just five seconds Ixore the
lKUKHiV: 'final bell. Dovla smnxhed 'him' to
London Government announces tll0 f)ooI. BKU,,.. x lit tin while
I'Vanre will pay H.OOO.OOO pounds i0re and Kavls' . supporters are.
on war debt this year. Isuro he would hovu had a knock-
. Paris Polnclar's union govern- 0u(.
nient assured majority of at least - jack I .a nr. of Walla Walla. 12S.
100 by national election. . won a decision over Kid Alabama
Mexico City Twenty one Insur- 0f im Orande, 140. hut not until
gents slain In two battles with fed- ti,R iQ.,t of the four rounds. The
oral troops; Cathollo parish houses km mixed It furiously during- tho
in five states converted Into gov- firt two rounds, hut Lane's super
einment. publlo schools. Severe 0r endurance and boxing nhlllty
small pox epidemic reported' In brought hlip through.
state of Jalisco where 60 said to . , ,
linve died Of disease. . ' ,. , , , ,. . .,,
Mexico f'lty Wild beasts fleeing fought a snappy four-round draw.
rorest nroa in nan i.uis roiost Anderson hud a little the best of
strike terror among farmers. lt th,, fr8t two rounds hut I'brd
KI'OIITS: evened things up before the flghi
Havana Japanese elimlnnte came to an end.
Cuba from American zone Pavla ' ' .
cup competition.
l: mm
Brooklyn Ahead;
Pennant Hopes
Take High Jump
.ntlnnal league Standings
V. L. Pet.
Drooklyn : 9 4 .S
New York 6 4 .600
HI. Louis 8 .671
Cincinnati 8 7 .S33
Chicago 9 ' .BOO
Pittsburg- ' ' :3S6
Hodton 4 7 ' .ti4
Philadelphia 4 .333
American league Kiandlngs
. W. U Pet.
Now York ..
Cleveland ....
St. Louis ....
Philadelphia
Washington
chiengo ......
' I let roll
Post on .
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5
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.700
,656
.650
.417
.3 76
.3GS
.30$
PORTLAND WINS
DOUBLE HEADER
Beavers Go on Sliigfest to
Win First Game 13 to 2; j
Seattle Breaks Even
Pacific Cait Ixngtic Standings
W. L. Pet. '
San Francisco .......50 8 .714
Hollywood - 10 II .693
Sacramento 10 IS .671
Los Angeles 16 12 .30
Mission -.12 14 .403
Oakland 12 16 .429
Portland . 10 17 .370
Seattle 1 ."
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ClivpiV tlm nxjral nupport of a
prosifli-ntlnl year, the rtronklyn
(Uiltlns nro dreanilnff of ncnnnntH
jjind world's writ's.
AllhoilKh tljc flowers that hloom
ln tho Hprlnt? Kenerally are with
ered hey oiul repair by fall. Wllhert
KohinHon's flock of -hopefuls ure
not letlinK that Interfere with their
dreams so Ionic ns they ran stay
Son top of the National league
'HtandinK'
Given pitchlnff better thnn even
Itfthhy had u liKht to expeet. the
Kohlns took both endH Q.f u.doultle
header with the Philadelphia Na
tionals at Kihhets field yesterday,
and 3-0.
Tl.rt Vu' Vnrk ninntR snllt'n
fheo Rogers' Ilornsby was traded down the river this winter the !'1owW header with the lioslon
1nh il? Mnbit.0 '..... a... . . . Ile.,..,.u -1 DaIa irennn.la 'I'h.i
v, ,.,(, ui iuiid iuibci mui sucu a lamoua person as ""' 1 " "
Hornaby. ever existed fell ujn the Bhoulderar young tndy Cohen ,Itmv'M f,,t' on V'''11 Burnea In
('ohen. a Jewleh portormer who got bis start at the University of !,,,n t'if,,,h tnninir of tho first en
Alabama, seems to be making good and has featured opening games rom,,,M' hmnmered out a five
with his timely hitting and excellent fielding. . lie haa made a greut ,to s vivi,,,y- 'n, (Ji,,t,tH ionrted
h with Ww York lans and his playing-has drawn iiralse from ',,r rU'hers for ib hits to take
si! nrtitB 'r , ' WJ" the clOHitiK battles, 12 to 8.
Cubs Win In 12 Inning
J At Chicago, the Cubs turned on
flllM 11. l.UUIH llltllMllin illlll nt.in-ft-
TO IIF7TAI.V nllOMl.F.V
POH'n.AND, Ore., Apr. 30 (AP)
Bill CiH8ell Hits
Tl riSllAV'S PlIOCIt.VMS
The National llrond'astlng com
pany program for Tuesilny night
follows: 7 to 8, Memory Lane: 8,
ya ni'-Li -f..n orcheslrn; 8:30 to 9. Don Amnzn:
1 6 oiruiyiii uumvs.
CHIOAQO, Apr. 30 (AP)-
today that James tlromley, high, terdny'g gnme with St.. Iuls. he RlUlto r0Krnm. Sen ly Sam
way engineer ot Ornnts Pass ran bis string of consecutive games Brm; g nhc; 9 Maxwell or
KIT Los Angeles (40S.6m-f.4O.
0, male quarlel: 7, detective
JO to n, dance nniHir.
w I KOO Oakland :i8Um-7S0kc)
When rt-ri iw.o. (t-in nnnnei 7 NUI'-
ltltrhwny commimlon, announced rookie short slop, doubled In yes- i ' j-nur iin'thini f4iim iiiakM fl
pro
witp retTt'ivfu rvuemijr iruin juw' kvi-ii iiua .
nlitno 'enuntv wntild hn rnlnlnotU nn lln Im hfltlnir nvir SOft ka .fni
t.rnlintlnii Ha luiiil thin nollnn wm fin.l Im unfAnil In.tlint ilnnnflmr.nl He) C, lllillo qtiai'lel
taken on recommendation from dK on the Whito Kox lineup only, to R'orleH; 7:3u, popular composer; 8.
vision engineer Chandler. 1 l "MMil KnWMi i.V W 7 f i - 1 1 iNWT: Kolster hour; in. Mir.
) KOIN I'ortlaml (.1 1 fdn-9-iftkc)
1 ' " - . l ( G, 01-ffun concert: 7:lfi, orchestra:
I 8. studio vuiideville; 0:t5, ftKht
Itroailrnst.
I KPtSan Prnneisco (22.Sm
j 7iftke) fl. muMlcfll: 7:30, studio
program: 8. NHi'; 9. Kolster hour:
i. 10 to lli, donee orchestra.
K b" fl ( Sn n Trn n Cisco 4 ri 4 . 3 m -Rflokr)
7. program; 7:3, music: 8.
Sweetheart hour: 9. "Peer Oynt"
Ihy Ibsen; 10 to 12. dance music. -KKX
Portland (277.fim-080-kc
(i;3rt, children's hour: 7, dance
orcheslrn: 8, studio nroRrnm: 10:05
, to 1 2. dance frolic.
J KYA San Kranclsco (:ir2.7m
iSStikc) 0:15, program: 7. studio
program: 8. music; in to II. dance
. music.
j KJIt Heatiln (34S.0ni-8liOkc)
, (J. news; G:3, dinner concert: 7:80,
: studio program; !, KfrA program;
10 to II. dance orchestra.
KHQ Spokane , ( 37o.2m-8 1 Okc)
fl, orchestra: 6:30, studio progrnm;
7, I mier the Crescent Moon;
9, Maxwell; 10 to 12, orches-
. KOMO Health (306m-98.okc) C.
varied program; 7. NHC; 9, varied
program; in, NIK"; Il:is'tn 12:30,
musical progrutu. '
DELANEY AND
SHARKEY MEET
NIK
Ira.
KOA Spokane (2C0.7m-l 150kc) ,d out 11 c to 5 verdict In 12 Inn
s'. vr.pi.wi iirnrnmr 7 o n lngs, Heatheotn scoring tho win-
Iirogram; K:15. program; 9, studio ln "in on -Mike Connie's single'
program: l to 12, dunce music. , trover leveiuim rtipiinuiT smrivu
ror tne 1 aruinais nut louiiu ine go
ing ton tough as early as the sec
ond Inning. Charlie Hoot held the
invaders to one hit in the last four
innings anil wns credited with his
first victory of tho season. I
Kppa ltlxey bested Hay Kremer
In a tight pitchers duel at Cincin
nati flin ltmlM . ilnkln? the Mold
THIS EVENING Hneers of Pittsburg. 3 to 2.
.... . j Ha he Huth's fourth circuit drive
NKW YORK. Apr. 301 (AP)-1? lh,ft ""n",n se.u the Washington
.lack Delanny and- Jack Sharkey 8;,ni1ll,1";H , ' fIowtn 41tl th5lp , 11
fight 15 rounds or loss t Mudlsoii HJm ffht ( ,nm tho ls.o- York
Hy tho AssOi'luictl Jress
Tho Heavers- won their first
series of the year by takluv Holly
wood in both ends of a double
header 1 3-2 nnd 4-3, Kvery
Heaver but Rigafoos got at least
no hit In the first game, while
Wa's wild throw played a big
part In tho second Portland vic
tory. Hntterlns: Murphy, Hon nel
ly and Agnew; French and It ego.
Second game: Hulvey and Hasslcr;
couch and Kcgo. (
Oakland took the Angels Into
camp twice 10-5 and 1 -0, pulling
the first game out of the fire by
scoring nine times n the last three
innings. The second fray was one
of the prettiest pitching exhibitions
of the year Iloehler yielding only
two hits, for the only score In the
second inning. Ha tt cries: Crag
head and Hool: Lombard!, Plltt,
WVnthcrsby and Hannah, Sand
berg. Second gnure: Hohler nnd
Hool: Cunningham. Peters and
Sandberg", Hannah.
Plastering Huy Keating with his
first defeat of tho season, a 9-3
slaughter, San Francisco tool; the
odd game of the series from Sac
ramento. The morning contest was
won by the Senators, 12-6, when
.Malls proved the easiest sort of op
position for the Sacramento slug
gers, flatteries: Kallio and Koeh-
ler; AHaUs, Ferguson and Rprinz,
Iteed. Second game: Keating,
Singleton and Koehler; Mouday
and Sprlnss.
The Misions broke even on the
day nnfl on the six-game series,
with Seattle, winning the first con
test 8-2. on the basis of a five-run
orgy in the eighth and bowing 3-2
before Gomer Wilson's left handed
slants In the night cap. Hatteries:
Plllette and Whitney: Martin.
Teachout, Nance and Horreanl.
Second gnme: Hughes and Hnld
win; Wilson nnd Schmidt.
, saij:m man Kru.i:i
SAI.KM. Ore., Apr. 30 ( AP)
r. 'i' it. 1 vximfiT of Salem, wns
struck and almost instantly killed
shortly before 9 o'clock Sunday
night wh-n he stopped to fix u
tali light on bin automobile about
two miles south of McCoy on the
west side Pacific highway.
SAI.KM limit W'iSH
rcrGKNK, Ore.. Apr. 30 (AT) .
Sulein high school HwlinnierJ d,.-,.
rented Kugeno high 34 to 27 heret
Saturday evening. . ,
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Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
The score was 7 to fi.
Detroit halted Cleveland's win-
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lu.s made in the heavyweight iisls. j' - M:
I h ' match brings together to h thp
X"h: . n:rl.tM'itS' Hrowns a 5 to 2 decision over the
yr prun. j r r. Wblto rfox at St. Louis,
tftinly to wear. inc. mantle, that no- . . 7. . , . fant,n,r
111. nearly collapsed after running
I rapes about Geno Tunney's broiid
shoulders, Ielnney lost prestige he
will find hard to regain, in his los
ing battle 'with Tom Heehey. the
rugged New Zenlander. I'nless
he flashes again the form that car
ried him to the list heavyweight
throne. ' Delaney may find himself
cut loose from nqy further oppor
tunity of crashing into "the big
money" among the heavyweights.
Sharkey in much the sumo pre-
out n double In the sixth inning.
Hoston nnd Philadelphia were
not scheduled, y
University Nine
Downs Willamette
KrOKNR. Ore.. Apr. 30 (AP)
The Cniverslty of Oregon handed
dirament as is his opponent. His ! the Willamette university baseball
draw battle with Heeney and tho players their second drubbing of
bout he lost to Johnny Hlsko up- the week last Saturday when Wil
parently demonstrated that tho hamette enme out on the short end
symptoms of greutness discovered 1 Df a 11 to 2 score.
in him after he beat Harry Wills,
Jimmy Maloney ami others were
symptoms nnd nothing more.
The people of Hoorn, Holland,
have built for the former kaiser a
magnificent, ornamental gate for
his estate. Always getting the
gate. ,
The Oregon team will open the
coast conference schedule tomor
ro w with a ga m e with O r ego ji
State, at Corvallis.
UNSUNG HEROES MAKING HISTORY
IN NICARAGUA
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MacHi Wins Track
Meet By 7 Points
rRNHLKTON. Apr. 30 ( AP)
Scoring 72 points, the Mcl.ough
lin high school team of Milton
Freewuter took the annual county
track nnd field meet here Satur
day. Pendleton was second with
0 ft. Huffofd of Mc Lough lin was
high scorer with 17 points.
STARKEY
PERSONALS
While the Milium crew of the
tninitliuile It! fnifii is being
cheered around the world. Vncle
Nam's unsiinw hemes of the air
are quietly making history In
Nicaragua. They ure the marine
corps avintors. Iu udtliiion to fac
ing Sjindino bullets In the si Iff est
fight lug since the World war.
they hive developed many new
military and commercial uses for
airplanes. Above picture shows
their means of picking up mes
sages from the ground, Helow is
Major K. H. Unwell, commander
of the marine flyers in Nicaragua.
STAKKKY, (Special) Farming
has begun nt Starkey. Owing to
the weather lt Is about a month
later than usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hrlggs and
daughter. Hazel and Dorothy are
visiting with Mrs. Hrlgg's parents, ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Briggs.
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Hagey have j
received word of tlie birth of a j
baby boy to their daughter and I
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert j
Chandler, of Ln Grande, on April!
Miss Pearl Wells, who has been
spending the past month w ith her
sister, Mrs. It. K. Thomas returned i
to Alicel Wednesday. Miss Wells
Is going to Monmouth for the j
spring term nt the Normal. j
Mrs. Itnhy Robert-son and three
sons are visiting with Mrs. Robert
son's parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Hrlggs.
Mrs. Jack Stnreo visited in li
Grande the last of the we-k. j
Sjidie Johnson Is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. James
Profflt. ;
r.M h.im:y ahhivkk
IN ( API'. TOWN
t'APBTOWN, I'nlon of'South Af
rica Apr. an ( AP) Lady Mury
Hniley. widely known Hritish wo
man flier, arrived In Capetown to
duy by ulrplane thus completing n
solo flight from f"roydon, Kngland.
from which she started on March
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