La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPajre Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER' : Thursday, May 24, 1928 BUSHY GRAHAM IS BANTAM KING Utica Boxer Defeats Cor poral Izzy Schwartz to Win Title Andy Payne Seems Sure of First Place in C. C. Pyle's Marathon MWni.KTOWlV. N. Y May ti .gaining a firmer hold on his posi tion. . Halo, held bark by a chafed foot, rains In eighteenth for the duy In 9:27:03, nearly two hours behind Payne. Allan furrier. Rogue River, Ore. lup will tnko them to Passlae. N. ! 10:37:38, with elapsed time 7ii3;- (AI'I Another 37-nille lap was In atore for '. C. Pyle'a trans-rontln- lental bunion derby today, bringing 'theni to Huffarn, N. Y., only two jduy run from the finish In Mndi- aon Hounro garden. I otnorrow !U:28. WI.V. ftivr niton: NHW YOHK. May S4 (API C. C. Pylo. In town nlieud of his runners, beat, curious to the ques tion: "No." he said. "I am not There's Style in These Bradley Bathing Suits! Smart new. One and two-piece suits for women, for children. 'Man colors and color .combinations-- but the bright colors are most popular, of course. ' ' With these are the new beach models. And every garment is all-wool, made as only Bradley can make a sports garment of true quality. : You'll want these later in the summer if you go to the beach or lake you'll want them now for the fre quent dips at Cove or Radium Springs, i SUMMER , "FLOP" HATS Wide brimmed models of cool, attractive rsljraw -pretty ribbon trimming and smart .summer, col ors. ;A '' I '. 'I They ai'e very much in, kefipiag.4ijthj(h setfaofl' they set off a pretty hot-weather frock to pel' fection. You'll see them worn everywhere by those who would be well dressed. Summer Frocks New Tub Silks Chic Voiles Portland Seal II,. W. ...-Si 19 -...31 20 29 22 .....27 24 23 27 23 3S 22 29 .....10 34 ct .027 .C0 .669, .l29 .4110 .4f. I .431 .32U Ity tilt Associated Press Toinlln kept 12 Seattle tills well scattered while his mates bunched their nine safeties at opportune moments und Portland defeated Heattle 4-2. Tonilln and Ainsmilh; Teuchout. Nance, liorreanl, Parker. Wulnwrlght foremost 'dentist of of ihelHIg Stone tlnp, not only shut, out Rushy i Hollywood with seven scattered raiiKht him time and again with hits, but belled n home run to help noin nanus to llie nead. Ixxy s the Angels to a five nothing win. wounds Increased, but he sum-jthelr second straight over the moned all his raglness and lasted Stars. Hood nlso hit for the circuit. Ill) the final gong. Give Pairings For Country . Club Tourney. NEW YORK. May 34 AP : and Saturday will see them ut Mushy Qraham, flaring haired .the end of their long trek from Los phantom from I It Ira, N. V., today! Antral, to New York, perched on the bantamweight Andy Payne, cinremore, Okln.. throne Ihnt had been vacant In this farm boy. who is firmly enfrenched stale since Charley (Phil) Itoaen-.ln the lead Increased his margin hnrir forfeit,! Mm I I S.nnnnil l.nn.. evpl John Knlo. of PassllC. ta 17 plonshlp over n year ugo. ,hours, 28 minutes. 7 seconds li;hrok. I'm f 100,000 behind, hut Although he whipped Corporal 'yeslerduy's hip from l.lberly, N, Y., .there will he plenty of money lo Iny Kehwnrtx. little clinmpion of to Mlddlotown. - pay off the prian winners." He New York flyweights. In a Ki-' Oanlner. Seattle negro who added thai the race would cost round match at Hbbeis field last holds eighth place, took the lead 12150.00. prise money will he night to gain the crown, the honor yesterday, finishing In :02:r.!l and' MS.000, , thut came of battling out a vic tory over a worthy opponent on even terms was not bis.' Instead a goodly share of the honors went to the spunky little corporal, forced to right as a flyweight and outweighod lrt a margin of mi pounds. Isxy Tlnw (.Throughout the first ten rounds, flrhwnrla. boxing like a little major won three rounds and held his hlir- ger foe even In two others. Hut Saemmcrito . as the fight wore on,- nml Jlushy Sun 'ranrluro made every use of his weight. Ixsty. Hollywood tired and fell under the gruelling ,0,, Angeles . pace. .1 Mission In the fourteenth round Ilushy "nKiuna caught tne nitie reiiow with a vol ley of lefts and right smashes to tne head that dropped laxy In the clouds of rain dust their feet had llrred. Blood streaming from his nose, his Hps smashed and right ear twice normal sine ftchwanqj reneneu inn ieei- nt inc count ol nine. Near Knockout Throughout the final ' session. only the courngous heart flyweight kept him erect. NEARING VACATION TIME We can supply your needs in the way of Lug gage, including Suit Cases, Hand Bags, Hat' Boxes, Wardi'obe Trunks, etc. - '.' Let us show you the famous Belber Line. CARR FURNITURE CO., Inc. JCiiHtt-rn OrewfUi'H Iil'RCKt Home l-'urnlxhtfru . . 1 ' Portland Again Trims Seattle; Solons At Top Vuvitlv Coat LonjfiM StniM.liitff , I'KlhAY I'lUXiltAMS The Nutionul ItrontlcaHtlnff roin pnny pros rum Tor Kriiluy follows: 8, WrlKl"y' rovlt'w; !):80, Moon Muffio; 10 to 11. iIuiipp miiHic KKItO San Krnno.sro 4R4.Stn Gfiuke) S, sea soiikh; !), conceit; lu to 12. ilnnrA music . nouiiffcil todny by the tournainont i KGOOukland (384.4m-780kr) rrtinnilttt?e.' Homo of thp nintcht'8 R. N. R. linwnilui. nltfUts; Th.v first .and nocond fUffhtfl of tht Bprlnir luuidiesp tournpy at tho Iji .Urnnilf! country rluu were an Dependable Values HILL'S Dependable Quality his drive coming with two men on. I Ihitterlest Kullerton and Hassier: IWrlght and Hannah. Home runs by Hufft and Mc. Ilanlel and seven hit pitching by Herman Plllett sent the Senls down jto a 4-0 defeat in the Rcrond game Of Hhi'lr ttrlns uirh Ihn Mlulnnu 1j .. rr 1 j'alls pitched the last four Innings MPPTinO' I On!lV for l''rnncisco and retired 12 jTieeuiig iout.V,.i, ,n or,,,.r nn,terll.8. PilpH and Whitney: H. May, Malls nnd AiiK'rltvn l-cngue Ntnnillngs jMrinz. Pet. 1 ' Mi'iisaiionni Slop Ol vq i'ifm-nB 1 1 ii it in me ninin cnoaetl New York Yanks And Athletics uiiig ioaa.v,ir,:, land laauo Sfnnillnu-B lPC New York 2S Philadelphia 21 W. I.. fieveland Roston St. I.ouls Oetrolt Washington tillcago 21 15 14 18 15 20 14 24 12 21 13 22 off u sonoior rally and enabled .fK:l'lm! W,,KH LO mane u two straight .438 .429 .308 .304 .371 National League Ktnmllnurs finclnnntl riilcugo St. Louis New York ., Brooklyn-, ..j.j Plttaburg " .... Koslon Phllmlelphla W. I, ,-..24 u. ...22 Ifi ...21 15 ...18 13 :::!Hs ...1 I 20 ... 0 24 'ct. .01 5 . . r. ! r. .583 .581 .471 from Hjicrnmento. 3-2. French's drive enme with two nwny nnd the bases full, and had It got pust the Oak third basemun, prohahly would have meant a senator win. Hntleries: Hnsty. Oonld and l.nmharill: Rhea und Koehler. HAMM, HUBBARD LEADING JUMPERS Oeorgia Tech Man Chief J Rival of Champion in Olympic Event IIKOAII JPMP CHAMPIONS i NKW YOltIC (API Olympic Lroad Jumping cliumpUm.i and tlielr marks: Vrar Yinucr, Vnulry Ulstniu J8H8 tinrk, IT. H. 20:9i J900 Kraemlein, II a. 23:0 l04 Prlnsteln, II. H. 24:1 mod Prlnatein, 1 H. 23:7 V4 l08 Irons, ir. 8. 24:6(4 1812 Olllterson. U. P. 24:11 1820 Pellerss. n. S'd'n 2.1:5 l24 Hubbard. U. S. 24:5 lf,-IH Olympic record, but Hubert I-egendre. p, s.. Jumped 25 fni, Inclu s In the pentathlon, I!i4. World's record. 25 fei-t. ki Inches, by Dellart Huhhiird, v. s. Ily Alan .1. Gould (Associated Press Spoils Kdllor) NKW YOIMC (AP) The gi I- et broad Jumper of all time. 1 ,. Hart Hubbard, lithe Cincinnati negro and former University r Michigan star, will lie America's chief hope fur first place in I he Olympic championship this yenr. National ehnmnlon for the mint "It years. Hubbard will defend the i title he won In tho Olympics nt ! Paris four years ago on a. wink and Injured ankle. Kven with bis I damaged font, hurt on the tnke-off Hubbard wns able to clear well over 24 feet and out jump the. world's best, I No other Jumper has ever up. proached Hubbnrd's achievements. H. J. Atkinson. South Afrirnn hur dler, was credited some months ngo with the unheard-of leap of 20 feet, 9 Inches, but this was lutor proved to be fictitious. Hubbard has perfect build nnd equipment for a broad Jumper. Wiry and nervous, he has done too yards In 9 J-S, world's record lime. Ho gets tremendous distance with his famous scissors kick nfler tak ing the air. - t'ompnrison gives the best Indi calion of Hubbard's remurkubln record. In the six yeurs he has won lite Nutionul A. A. t'. title he has never failed to do less thun 24 feet, la Hie past three years he has clenreil oyer 25 feel. Yet from l-NTIi up to Hubbard's time only one other national champion, Hoi (tut hr of Duhuiiuc, Iowa, another negro, surpassed 24 feet. Hubbard holds the present ivuiid's record of 25 feet, IH Inches, made In 11125 In his Inst iiiieai:inre In a college meet for I he liilvei slty of Michigan. He jumped over 2U feet in a meet nt iiifiunali n year ago. but on n leehnieiilily this mark was not nc- Cepted. I Marring an accident, Hubbard will he an odds-on rnvorlle to re P'lil his Olympic victory. He will linve eood support If not nduul f rivalry Irinn oilier American enn- Inlutt-H as well ns possible opposl 'tioti from Knglnnd, Clermany and ;Sue.l,-n, where good performers nii' being gloomed. ! 'oIleKc .lumpers prolmbly will lalte most of the places on the Ameiicnn team, although P. W. .bines of the Illinois A. V. Is likely 1" earn a berth. Kd Hnmm of Oeorgin Tech, Al Hates; of Penn SI ale, Zomhro and llyer or Slan lonl and h'rench of Harvard are among the most promising cnndl (lilies. Dates did 24 feet. II Inches In a recent dual meet, ltumm. In the itiealest Jump of his career. Mid 2i feet. (S s Inches in lllrmlng ham. Ala., and, looks tiltn Huh. hard's rnrelnost rival. The I nited Slates has failed to win the Olympic title only once, In I :'.'". S.il Hutler. then national champion anil a big rnvorlle, pull ed h tend. m on his first Jump and was elktllttiated. Pclterssell, n Swede, won with n lenn of a.t f..ei lly llio Assoinlel Proas After a fattening on the of the league, for a month, tho Yankees and tho Athletics today begin a hand to hnnd struggle. Tho encounter starts with a double heoder III Rhlbe park. Anolher meeting Is on the enrd tomorrow and a single gume on Suturdny. Connie Mack Is lying In wait for the Hugglns henchmen with Robert Moses Clrove, Hub Wolberg and Woller, his southpUw sharpshoot ers, as well as the veteran John Plrus Quinn and ICddle Pommel, who fire from the right. The Yankees prepured them selves yesterday for the start of their sterned batter by shading the lted Sox 2 to I, to ninke it three out of four from Hill Cnrrlgan's bristling warriors. Last U.S. Golfer Out Of Tourney ' rnioTtlrWi- i, . 'i ...... , ,H I I , n e i, neuniimi, rtiiiy a ,355'(AP) Douglas Grunt, sole survlv- .200 big American in the Uritlsh nma .leur golf championship was elmln llnaled today by A. B. McCallum, rest fcollsh physician. Jwo lip. have already been; played. Six teen men go -Into each of the two flights. Then eight men play, then four and then two which deter mines the winner of each light. Following are the pairings, with the handicaps: First Flight Stoddard 12 vs. dlxon HI. Perkins 14 va. Lilly 2fi, Nelson lis vs. Murphy 14. Illngnrr 4 vs. l-unxer 18. Heynolda 1 1 vs. I., Bay 2D. Thelsen 18 vs. Heater 22. H. M. Hoy 20 vs. Zurhrlck 22. Crown HI vs. Hamilton 26. ' . Second Mlgbt Vaughn 20 vs. Frees 14. Havenscroft 34 vs. Andrews 21). Morris 20. vs, Pulman 84. ' Spaeth 14 vs. mange 22. Scroggln 28 vs. H. Hohnenknmn 24.- ! Hill 28 vs. Hicks 12.' i I . .Meyers . 24 vs. -.Klnxel 20. I i Hnhnenkamp 14 vs. Cnrr 20.' 10. artist series.. Kr'I I.os Angeles (408. ftm C40kc) 8. N. B.- t'.: li.: Hawaiian nights; 10, N. H. ('' KJH Seattle 34S.Cm-800kr) 7:30, studio progrnm; lo, ijunce music, i ' ' . ' KPO San Kranclsco' (422.3ni 710kc) 8. N. B. -C; 9. Hawaiian nighls: lu; iliince music. K BX P,o r 1 1 a n d (277.0m Jii80kC) 8, studio program:' Id, dance music. , ' KYA Kan Kranclsco (352.7m 85fikc) 8, Spanish progrum;- n, trio: 10, orchestra. KOIN Porlland (31!im-94nkc) 8, orchestin; 8:40, studio progrnin: li, poppy program: , lo ; to ,11:30, dunce band: . KOA Spokane (2CII.7m-lUi0l;r') 8. hi iiilln program; III lo 12, mu sical progrum. ' KHJ l.os Angeles " (399.ftni 75okc) 8, surprise; li, music; lo lo J 1,2, orcheslru. . , i ' i ' ; KHQ Spokane (370.2m-8loUc) 8, N. H, f'.: U, N. P. progrum; 0:30; N. H. .'. . ..I.' KGW Portland 4!ioni-0 1 oke) 8. N. B. I'.; 10, I'unci'il; 1o;30,io 12, llool Owls. . ., : KOMO Seattle (:llil. 1 m-97Hkc) 8, N. It. (M Ml, orchestra; it lo 12:30, varied program. j ... , , , j ; Morgan, Martin To v Battle Tonight i nkw Yonic, :.r;,y 24 (ap) Tol MorRnn of Hniitllc, tho eliatti Itlon. nml Ktltlii' (1'nnnoii . liall)' Martin. Hrookiyn. t lie rhallt'iMwr huroly inntl tho 1 30-potini wolKht limit for tholr' J rwround junior, lishtwoislit title inntch tonight ,at MudlHon Hciunr! Konlon. On tho Hcnlr-K nt tho hoxliiK1 com mission thlp nfternoon MurKan woikUoiI 12U ami Martin exactly U.. Now that' the Piilitzrr book prlzo has hoon nwariloi! to "Tho HrliliXo of Kan LiiIh Hoy," thorn prohnhly will ho n Kront flock if) k of 1 nro-trumpoi to buy tho work. Argentina Tennis j Team Is Victor . . i . AlTTKHir,. France, Mny 24 (AP) llonuld Boyd and W. K. Hob- son, Argentina, defeated the Am- erlcnn-Australlan team of hancls T, Hunter and Norman W. Hronks . In the International hard' court tennis ohampionshlps todny, 0-4, 0-3, -, o-i, Hunter and Boyd exchanged terrific drives across the court, .' Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zerolinc and Quaker State Oil , Perkins Standard. Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams Hornsby Manages Boston Braves BOSTON, Mny 24 (AP) Ttogors Hornsby, traded to. Boston, Braves In a sensutlonnl deal early this spring, today was the manager of the team by vlrtuo .of. tho resigna tion of Jack Slaltery, who stepped out after little, morn thnn a month of road management. Try- Thej& - W. K. GILBERT CO. First i in inches, a mark which Hull In practice had beaten by over a foot. Carl Johnson took second Place ror America, and Dink Tern Dleton of Slanford, now an Olym Pic coach, finished fourth ns an added stnrtcr. The Olympic record of 24 feet, 1IH Inrhes, made by Albert Qui. (terson. the old Vsrmont star, In nie inn games, will be illlbbardHl mar kthls year. Outterson cleared I Athletics Win Agnln Oils dlstunce nt Stockholm In bis' The Athletes closed their prnc. first preliminary try, within a half 'h" session by oulpolnllng the Inch of the world's record at that Senators for the rouiih successive time. Neither he nor any other time. One William Shores held competitor came even close to It in (Washington to four hits and won the subsequent jumps. i4 to 2. A triple piny renlured the nfler. Frank Irons, who hnd broken noon In Chicago, as the vanishing lAmerlenns of Cleveland fell rur- ther from the running. The White Sox won their serond straight 4-3 In in Innings. The Browns handed the Tigers n rude Jolt, 8 to 3. hut then the Tigers long ago became accus tomed lo Jolts, rude or otherwise. The fighting on the National league front, was marked by Cin cinnati's fourth straight victory out of rive over the not -very-bold Pir ates 4-3 and In the division of n double header between Giants and Itnbins in Brooklyn 4-3 and 4-0. He May Succeed Floyd Bennett iVfe',4 A'fiv l'oiK flu mm .kill. V Miner Stulti ot Paturson, 4. J., who was pilot (or Charles I. Levlne lu his Havana flight, ind has been deslRitttied at chief ellel pilot (or the Anlarctlo ex Kdltlon ot Commauaer Klchard li, Hyrd, may succeed the lata Floyd Dennett chief pilot ot :h Hyrd plane. Btulit w pilot ot Miss Franco Grayson's plana. Dawn, last summer In lhr-un. uccm(uI ataria to crota tha At Untie. Ha won hit raaa aa wat avr CIKSKIili SAYS MA.IOHS KASIlit THAN MIXOns CHICAOO (AP) Cnvnlrymnn Bill Clssell. the $123,000 Whilst Sox shortstop sensation, contends that It Is easier to piny In the big time thun In the minor leagues. "l'vo raced tougher pitchers thnn these In the big leugues many a llme.M he said. He seems to be proving his sluiemeut. c.wi.v,x hoi tks .xoToitir.cn HAfinAn ( AP) Age-old caravan routes between Bagdad and the Mediterranean are being motor Ired. transdesert nutoiunblle serv ice completing In one day Journeys Ihnt once required weeks. Six- wheel Amerlcnn.mnle buses cover (he liOO-mlle route between Bau dnd and Patnnscus. carrying 2200 passengers and freight and mall shipments n month. Ih Olympic record In 1908, tried to repeat In the 1912 meet, hut did no Detter thnn ninth, Eddie Kar rell. now Harvard and Olymnun conch, was fourteenth. The lata Myer Prlnsteln. who competed for Syracuse and the old Irish-American A. C, was the only .athlete to win the Olympic title 'twice, In 101 and 18" 6. Behind the Blindfold... John J. McGraw judges leading cigarettes, and selects QLD GOLD "I can tell what is happening in a ball game almost without looking at the field.! There are 'signs' that managers know.. .the 'click of a ball that's fairly hit. 1. the rumble or the shout in the stands. : "I found there were also 'signs' by which you can tell the best cigarette in the blind-. fold test. Fine flavor . . . smoothness . . . comfort to the throat . . . all these made me vote at once for Old Gold." II niAolA lvicX mnaaw in l-gatiyuiial Made from the heart-leavet of the toltacco plant . Mr. McGraw was liked to isnoka each ol the lour Icadinf brandi, ; clearing Ins tana with ooflta bilwetn amokei. Ooly one queatioa ' ' was aaked: "Which on do you like beat ? " WHAT'S TI(E"WHY"OF OLD GOLD'S W INNING CHARM? Heaa ia the answer, ia Hires words . . , hrart-Uif ttiacn. Noil coarse, heavy top leaves ol the tobacco plant ... for lliey Hint far V f,,r Ik.. . .1. ..... JOHN). MeGRAW . . . Master Mrais aal al asssSjsll ... 4 (he (iisals eiaee taOJ. Ikr.ct. No withered around leavea Only the cool and fraf rani ktmrt-lnm Old Gold their srri laaaeftsrii them ia tha dark. . (olden ripe . . . can live That's why you oan tell i' SMOOTHER AND BETTER -"NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD"