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Wednesday, May 23, 1928
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MARLOW, STOKKE
TIED FOR LEAD
Sipes, of Baker, Climbs To
Runner-Up Position In
League Hitters
Dempsey Aids in Health Carnival
B11F
rilcln-ni In tho Ulna Mountain
li.iiKU.-, with the exception ol
KrW'kson, or linker, were manleil
aliuut consl.ieruhly Sunday, . with
the result that hutting ayeraffes In
aeveriil t'HKt'3 increuaeii..
Iihi week Murlov, or La Grande.
held first pli.cn in hitting lint thin
wi'i'k Hint's tinly half of the story
t.ili Mokke. Inn team mute, la tied
with Mitrlow for flrat. ,
Hlpes, of Baker, etlmb.-.I to third
lilac- liy butting l.ouo at l'endletan
, 1hi Hun.Juy. l.unalle, f,a Grande,
lift fniirth, Imvla. l-u Grande, fifth
.mul lireiitiino, Huker, sixth. .-
Kiiiic ivt riiifii mitiT
Ainoiiir pinch lilttera. King, or
lvntlleton, Htill relgna anpreme.
with four IiIih out or alx trlpa to
lite pluto for the astounding per
centage of .607. Wright, or Walla
Walla, kuI Into the .300 rlnan aa a
result or aoine hita here. Hnnday. .
I'ltching percentages for ' the
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' -riritsnAV i'iio;nAis
I ' Nutiunul flroadraating roin
puny program for Thursday nlKht
folluwr: !, Dodge Itroa, program:
9:80, i'hllro program; 10 to II,
dance muaie.
' K(JO OuklunJ (I84.4m-T'nkc)
7:30 to . druiua program: 9, NIK'.
KHQ Rpokann (370.2m-liikr)
, XHC; 10 to it, donee music.
I KFI l.oa Angeles (C.6ni-r,4o-kc)
8 to 11, NBC.
i KPO Sun KrnnHsco (4Z!.Jin
710kr) 8, Caawnll hour; 0, NIK';
JO to 1!, dance mimic.
i KYA Han Francisco 8S2.Tm
STiilkn) 8, program; 9, hand: 10 to
1 1, doncn music.
KOA Spokane (8(l0.7m-HfiOkc)
8, piano muaie; 8:80, studio pro
Bran!: 10 to 12. muaie. ' ..
. KJH Seattle 48.0m-800kc)
8:30, slu.llo program; 10 to 12,
dance muaie.
KKKC San Francisco (464.11m
OOnko) 8, program; III to 12, or
cheatra. ,-KBX Porllond Z77.m-1080-kn)
8:30, atudio program: 10 to 12,
dnnce frolic,
KHJ I.oa Angelea (30.8m-7ri0-kc)
8, cartoonist's hour; 0, mixed
rjuortet: 10 to 12, orchestra.
HOMO Scuttle (3(in.lm-l)7nkc)
8, program: 9, NllO; 10 to 12:80,
mimical program,
KOI N Portland (31 m-940kc)
I). -chorus; 10 to 10:30, Hawallun
I Ho.
KQW Portland (4II1m-010ltc) 8
NIK'; It, atuillo dunce progrnm.
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I'urria, IVnd ..
Hurdln. WW ..
Munlla, WW ..
Ilettl.a. l'cnd
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PORTLAND WINS
IN SEATTLE 5-3
Frisco Climbs To Within
One Game Of Leader-
ship Coast League
I'wlfic CliHiHt fifcgiio Kljiiiilin'xa
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'SucrnmentO .....32 18
Sun I'Vuncisco 81 19
. Hollywood jAJM 21
OA. Angelea A...!. 25 24
Mhwion 22 27
Oaklun.l .. :...22 IS
'Portland 1 ,..2t 2'J
Senttlo , -..! 33
Salo Cuts Down
Paynes Lead To
v 15 Hours Today
LIBRHTY, N. Y., May 23 (AD
A comparatively short Jaunt of
ni miles to Mhldlctown, N. Y., wan
the tuak of C C, Pylea trans-continental-
foot race on their eighty-
Vt. i first lap today.
.640 1 With only four more duys of
,620 'running Andy Payno, of, Olurenioro.
.580 Ok la., still held a had of more than
.520 ! 1 6 hours over his nfarunt rival
John Sulo of Pajislac, N. J. Salo
finished second In yesterday's 59.1
.420 mile lap from Deposit, N. Y., to
,327 Liberty, cutting another half hour
, I from Payne's advantage. Salo's
ttimu was 10 hours, 67 minutes, a 5
giving him an elapsed
44!)
.440
ljt Hunday Parrls, formerly of
Wullu Walla, appeared In a Pen
dleton uniform and broke Into 'the
lineup as a pinch hitter. Therefore
Ills neuron's record In carried over
from the Hears to the Buckaroos.
Play Indian
This afternoon, at 4 oVlock, the
l,a Urundn' club Is playing the
Sheriff Peters and Clyde Harfoot
had a slight edge on Krank Hhel-
i iniimi n ) 11, ni'lll Ilill lKM B 1UIUQ
'and I -on Angeles got off to a fly
I lug start In the home series with a
2-1 win over the Stars. The Angel
southpaw wobbled In the eighth
and Hurfoot was called to stop the
Hollywood sluggers dead. Bat
teries: Shellenb.ick nnd Hauler;
Peters; Barfoot and Hannah,
l'letil y of Homers
Three home runs enabled San
Kranclsco to overcome a 6-2 lead
and take the opening game of the
series from Missions, 7-6. Thurs-
,ton batted for Moudy In the seventh
m a IT' W ' t 1 I "na orovn one into tne nieaehers.
lop ol National League Ladder ijrhn?n.r"v" tuo homo
lly I lie AriKiM'Inted Irew
Some nwful fielding on the part' aeconda.
of the entire Seattle defenae was U of 684:09:1 1 for tlio 3.2S9.4
I the chief renaon for Portland's S-3 nilles from ,oaAngeie.
triumph over the Intlluna, although Pnyne took fourth pluee yeater-
tne M.'uv.m nil uomer Wllaon of- duy In 11:31:45. Mb elnpae.l time
ten enough, ilert Cole wua driven wua 648:23:36. Flrat honors for
from the mound in the third nnd the trek from Deposit to l.lbertv
ir'oidcr riiilBh.'d. Colo, Podor, nnd went to the Italian star Uuintn
Alnaluith; Wllaon nnd Sehml.lt. .ITmek, who covered the diatance In
Cal kept up the faal pace he haa'
been a.-ttliig for the last few days
by finishing third In 10:67:49. Thia
performance lifted him to ninth
plucO In the stumllng, dlHplacing
John Cronkilte of Kaskutoon.
Allan Currier, llogue lllver, rin
lahed In 'JS:S1:SS. clupsed timo
Ca2:48:4ii. '
9:67:45, nearly an hopr ahead of
Halo. Umek holds fifth place In
the standing. . , ' .
? Krank Von ' Flue of Kerman,
He Welcmmyou
to Portlind. 2tOtnmfnrf hlrroomi.
each with batb. Krsaunsble rate.
CunvenirnC down -town litcallun.
Now under tarrioiuil munuf rtnn(
6AM D, ADK1SSUN
Sid HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND, OREGON
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Side leer, $29.50
A good refrlgorator will save
enough food this summer to '
pay for itnelf several times
over.
Top iw $ i fl.no
Kiisy Pnyments
CARR FURNITURE
CO. Inc.
Wheu Jack Demuaev visited Ne Vnt-k -reeentlv h nluvea un lm.
Jiiri In the Juduuu Health Center Carnival by placing bis signature on
anyone a eun or program lor the very modest sum of ope dollar, which
was )urned over tu the health fund. The former heavyweight cham
pion, all dolled up lu his society rigs. Is shown here with. Anus Morgan,
prominent social worker ot New York.
Cincinnati Replaces Chicago -At
n n hmilnirllhe "'oThth nnd Jolley broke n
",r , poTn," I 'deadloek In the ninth wlih nno
American Iicagno Htn. lings
New York
Philadelphia
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I inutlllu Indiana at the high school Cleveland 21 14
field In nn exhibition game.
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King, l'cnd ..
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Htokkc, I.O I..
Mipea, Huker ..
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Hrenlano, ltuker 6
Hiiellinun, I.O 2
Helms, I.O .;...:.. 6
Oarbor, Huker 2
Henedlct. Hnker. ....... 6
Wright, WW 6
Kennedy, Huker; 6
rnrrts, lend 6
Walter. Tend 6
Hewers, Huker . 3
Pllletta, Huker . 6 22
l.unslng, WW 2 4
lltisklns. Tend ....... 6 21
Ourrett, I'end 6 17
A.lunis, Pend 6 13
Hrldgownter, WW.... 6 22
Hurkner, S.O 4 8
OtKOn, Pond 6 18
Truck Driver
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because of the way
Champions stand up in
hard truck service.
: Champion U ths better ipsrk plug
, bccauM It has an excluilvc illll-
manitc Iniulator ipe
dally treated to with
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temperatures of tha
modern high.cotnpres
slon engine. Iwanew
patented solid copper .
gaiket-seslthsi remains I
absolutely gai-tlght
under high compres.
slon. Special analyili
electrodei which anure
a fixed spark-gap under -all
driving conditions.
Champion
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Dependable for Every Engine
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Hurgetl, l'cnd ,.
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lOricknon, Huker ....
Sllcott, I.O
Mlrhuclis, WW
Cook,"' I'end .,
Hobcrlson. I.O-
llenlnn, I.O
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1.00(1 Detroit
1.000 ."Washington
.687 Ichlcngo ....
.480
.480 NiiII.iiihI
.889
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Pet.
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.462
.412
.378
.376
.363
IvCllgllC KlUllilillg
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.680
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.631
.486
.366
Cincinnati ' 23
Chicago 22 16
.300 New York 17 12
.333 HI. l.ouls 21 16
.383 'Hrooklyn : .17 16
.333 ; Pittsburg 10 17
,3.14 lllonlon It 20
.800 Philadelphia 0 24
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.280 I Hy the Awmdatol I'ivkb
.278 The reaction that almost Incvlt
;.274ably followa extended winning
.272 streaks has struck the Chicago
.260 j Cubs and forced them from the
.243 pace-settlng position in the Nntlon
.236 ul league's wild pennant scramble.
.231 I ' After establishing a senson's rec
,227Ord for winning streaks when they
.222 ran up a string of 13 straight, the
ahead of him with a circuit drive In
6-0
another'
park. Halterles:
Rolling and 'Baldwin; Mitchell.
May MoWy; (Thurston Hprlns. '
Wllfiur (,'ooper left handed . the
Senators to death, nnd -the Oaks
York Yankees went on
h. .i i,... Tk. v .. smush out of the
pounded out 22 hits In scaring a
14 to 4 victory over the Iloston Hed
Hox.
AlhlellcH Win Ixuig Gsnui
The
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L.,in n viMorv v..r iim wL . together with San -Francisco's vie
ton Senators . . itory cut Biiernmento lend, to one
Jack Ogde'n was wild and the !fm;- """'' ''"""'r and Head;
Detroit Tlgera bent St. I.oula 0-4. 1 lv"'f"' """t'0"' and Suverld. ;
Mont 1 1 scored from second base I nsi r r
on a wild pilch by I'hle In the , UKLGON GOLF
eignin inning to give ine-cnicngo :
White Sox a 4 to 3 victory over the I
Cleveland Indians.
lies vt in jjong iiimf . , ----- - - --.
Philadelphia Athletics ' '' " y time w nnlne from the.
1 Innings before they could i """;'8 ll'n; ' ' . 1 he. ,"prpat
U.S. Golfer Is
Eliminated In
British Amateur
. PHRSWICK, Scotland, Muy 23
(AP) John McHiigh, Cullfornla
goirer, wus ' eliminated rroi.l the
Hritlsh nmateur goir championship
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, ,w..u, ,.j .... ,,, im . ,tw,i .ino,
' former British champion, two. up
TOURNEY PLAY
IS UNDER WAY
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.lames, linker 2 7 0 .000
Hellles. Pend 1 1 ft .000
W.'lx.'l, WW 2 3 0 .000
.Mnr.lls, WW 3 8 ft .000
The l.a Oronde Pirates continue
In lend In team hitting, with the
respectable mork of .308, which
Is (iiillii out or the ordinary after
five games.
. The team' percentages rollow: '
AH H Pet.
I.n C Illll lie 80 67 ,S0C
Huker 130 61 .208
Walla Walla 174 S .224
Pendleton 107 37 .218
In fielding the l.a Orande team
Inereiiseir Its lead over Tlaker. In
second place, by a few points. Pen-
llelnn Is third.
The percentages follow:
PO A V, Pet.
I.ft Ornn.le 144 09 7 ,S68
Huki r 135 68 12 .941
Pendleton 136 42 14 .1128
Wullu Wnlln 130 64 26 .870
,222Cubs lost their third gnmtr in a row .nnd one to play.
.200 yesterday, St. l.ouls taking a 3 to 2
,107 decision at the Mound city.
,1071, Reds Hack In First
",167 ' This dereat for the Cubs, coupled
,l07Wllh Cincinnati's 6-4 vlofflry over
.107 Pittsburg put tho Heds back into
.167 first place.
1R9 - The OlnntR tnnU flilvnillnirn nt
.167 .their opponent's rive errors to heat -nn tennis star nnd her Kngllsh
.160 I he Brooklyn Robins. !l to 6. Vnnce ! Partner, George Itogers. were ellni-
iii (Weakened In the sixth. : Inated In the rirt round mixed
.1471 Brandt gave up but Ihree hits
.132,ns the Boston Braves repulsed the
.000 .Invading Phillies 3 to I.
.000 In tho American league, Die New
American Tennis .'.
Star Eliminated
ATTEMl.K. Prance, May 23
(AT) Penolplt Anderson, Amerl-
POIITLAND,, Ore.; May 23 (AP)
V'lrst elimination rounds In tho
men'a nnd women's ,. Oregon golf
championships, were being played
toduy.
Dr. O. F. Willing, of Portlnnd.
i Ore., who led theviunllfying round
of 30 holes yesterday was paired
with Eddie Hogan of Wversldo
club, who turned In 100 yesterday.
Babe McHiigh, of Seattle, Wash.,
who was second with 148, was
paired with Kdword Klchard, Tn
conm, whose scorn yesterday was
102. Arlo, Kylp. of Riverside who
inn.hv.-thlrir pltiee Alth 149, was
paired with Malcom McNaiiKhton,
whose score yesterday was 16.1.
Hudkins Defeats
Billy Lane With
Knockout Punch
doubles or the International hard,'
court championships toduy, by
Mime, 1.a Kaurlo and l.ouls Thur
neyssen of I-Ynnee 0-4. 4-0. 8-0.
Motorist (to paint shun propri
etor in angry tones) Who told
you to make my car that color?
Painter Your wife. sir.
Motorist I'rettv. Isn't It?
With the completion of the next
Sunday game In the Blue Mountain
league, the first holf of the season
will be completed. The Walla
Wulla-tji Orande game at Walla
Wullu is to start at 10 a. m. Sunday.
POMTI.ANn. Ore.. May 23 fAP)
Ace Hudkins. the Nebraska wild
cat lived up to his name here liit
night when he made short work of I
Hilly Lane or Brooklyn. In the sec
ond round of their scheduled in
round -.match. After flooring l.nne
in tne first round for a count of
nine. Hudkins rushed at his op.
ponent when they came up for the
second and le drive with lert and
right hooks, rinlsblng his oppon
ent with a right hook to the jaw.
Ace and his seconds helped I.on
to his corner.
The surprlae of the evening come
when Kddle Thomas' of Hellimr.
ham took a alx round decision trom
E . I
iinasai is n1 A i
farmers Phieo your onhTs
qulek for tlw hie feilai ol rush
President CooIIiIkw le'llne1 n
I'likut.-i hiinker'tt invitation to take
a plane rhle the other c,;iy. Ib'n
nut remly to tit ke the uir yet.
Red Crown Gasoline
; Mobile, Zcrolinc and Quaker State Oil
f Perkins Standard Station
I Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Try-
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W. K. GILBERT CO.
I First
Tei.iy Kox. prl.le of the Willnmette V?n h" iu! 10 ,,.,a,,fp
volley. Ion Mnek, Portlnn.I on.! tMnr' 1 lttmU Vnut lno nmn
Joe Hieloff. S.nttle. were covered ri111 Ono r ",IP nrHl ,"S,0ITN
with bioo.1 nt the en.! of their ulsc ,l,mt ,M,,,:I,, '"'r rlfelif. out of
rountl nffair. It wn.i rnll.-d a draw l,H r,ir lrt btt'k l,,ls m"nilnC Hor
Karl Yakley. Albany, won a four l"'"1' o11 fltMl n nn's rour yir.
round tliclnion from rl. Olsen 'C Sl,,,sru'1 wrTleo Is very irratirj.
an.! Ohurk Hoaendarn. Portland. inK lo youv' 1 nr, M,U(I' Ij'' "
found a fast four round draw with ilM,p ,n,lt w ,uv 1,K ,M' iwlnl
Hilly Olson, Voneotiver hnrracks. im t,,ir1' Yo think llmi Ir.
, ! a Jok lint If ttn inn't prov it to
ASK T1IK MAN WHO OWN'K (INK ,K wlllln to Rive yMi
A ittnr wan denerted exeent fur tHir "mo n trluv. Then Iiavr
the hoonkkeener. A hnndKome ln,!i niueli to say hot the Rrt
younir mdraman mrolled in. "0 Slrnnil fen lnjr. It Is rumnterd to
you keep automobile aecenrien oh I lam mty other fnnn fence. I
here?' h nked. jilon't know how mtK'h Mronnr
The little bookkeeper nmlle.1 Uf omihl put It, do you?
arrhly. "Only me," rthe replied ! Then you know what Hoyal coal
nweeily. Rutyerw rhanlleteer. 1 lfl Ikmhiim fotm imniIo uftcr burn
1 . . tar omtiwm onl far m itrrbKl of
tinto until their flue grt sioppril
it i hnvn to buy tlio Royal coal to
rlran lip Uiolr toTr and flue.
We -I in to t'ovo inoltllrifc and we
mH hiiiilM'r out at Cove. U yon
oo sloluiMHi, the awtlouwr. tHI
lilni tho mni time 1h hohN a pub
lic wilo buy of Clmulo Pratt an
oilier obi liantl mw for a $t btU.
The last one lie bought of w liat
wiflkodj orf.
Whli'h U tlio lMnvlet, a ton of
harrow t4MMh or a ton of feather?
nospixai surgery Liiniinitsd1 , "io M4Hk ami hm p
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You can forget your roast
"FLAVOR ZONE"
browns automatically
' In cooking a roast, a well browned zone must first
be formed on the outside edge to fully develop the naf
ural flavor of the meat. From it the flavor is drawn
into the roast as it cooks at a lower temperature.
The Westinghouse Electric Range auto
matically develops the "flavor zone" and
then cooks your roast to a delicious tender
ness. You put the meat in the oven and
forget your cooking until dinner-time.
When your dinner is ready
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though you had been watching
it for hours with all the zest
and flavor a roast can have.
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No other range, fuel or elec
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way the "flavor zone" wav '
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