La Grande evening observer., May 26, 1928, Image 2

Saturday, May 26, 1928.
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MAR ATHONERS ON
LAST LAP TODAY
Andrew Payne, of Clare
more, Okla., Seems Cer
tain of First Place
Three' Owners of Giants on Outs NEW YORK TRIMS
A r Wr l ATHLETICS TWICE
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Dependable IffIT r JQ
NVfTRRAY PltOfSHAMH
' i ; )toriTnote- Due to a delay tn
11. n.vila, ihtt majority of tho const
radio Mat Ion programs did not ar-I
rivu totuy In time for publication. (
KKX -- Portland (277.6in-10ilQ-kc)
H, better citizenship program;
fl, pianist-composer; 9:30, Hi ml to
progi-tuu; HI to 12, dance frolic,
KflAfipokane 2fl0.7m-l lf.Okc)
7:30, studio program; 10 to IS,
musical selections,
KJR Hcattlo 34S.m-8Okc)
8::iu, studio program; I" to 12,
dnnce muni p.
PAflHAR, N. J., May 26 (AP)
With tin- dust of S.4U0 milt on
their shoes hut their faces fre of
whiskers, several weeks old, ('
Pyle's foot sore und dog-tired
hunioa derbylsts shuffle, their
weary way from Passaic to New
York thlH evening und end their.
Iruns-conflnenlul foot race, with
2n-mile jog In Madison Sguare Oar-'
dim tonight
Of th original company of 200
who sturted from Los Angeles on
March 4, only 65 remain. Home-
prpciidahlu where iiIoiik the H.wio mile of road
lie the wriTKeti hopes or tho rest.
NothliiK short of a serious uccl-
d nt can prevent Andrew Paynej
Claramore, Ok In., youth, from cur
rying off first prise of $J&,uoii
With something leas than 40
mi ha to go. Payne leads hln near
est competitor, John Halo. Passaic
l-'lnn, by more than 18 hour. 8a lo
rut deeply Into the Oklahoma's
leud on yesterday's 24.7 mile lap
from Huffern to Passaic whose resi
dents turned out en mass to greet
their fellow townsman. . Halo,
leading the field, covered the dis
tance In 2:4!:26.
The elapsed times of the . two
leaders for the, 3,3)10.1 miles from
Los Angeles were: Payne 608:30;
33; Halo, 64:64:1(8. , '
Oregon Man in Ram
Allan Currier. Kogue fttver. Ore.
covered yesterduy's Ian to Passaic
In 4:68:46, Ills elapsed time was
7l8:!l:f.4.
The derhyints leave Passaic at:
fi:30 this afternoon, travel 12 miles;
to Weehawken 'and then1 ferry
I across the Hudson to New York
Iund thence to the garden.
Although nil ciuentlon of a strike
1n the ranks appears to have been
dissipated, many of the pavement
- .. pounders were somewhat uneasy as
, to whether Pyle would bo able to
M'NOAY PIWXJIIA.MS ))ay them the $48,600 In prices he
KJIt 8, M. 75, church services; 9 had promised. .
to 10,, trio with sopruno. Jy le himself declared that this
KC1A 7:30. Presbyterian church n ueposit in a New rorK
services; J, melody hour,
K KX 8,. ' Presbyterian church
reryices; ft, lliSA . program; 10,
varied program.'
, bank.
Oregon and 0. S. C.
14M f l'KTI.ANl. ore..
UUilic: WC j ittift ton ft Mue and.
Dolph and Moe In
State Golf Finals
, Mny" 20 (AP)
. Vincent Dolnh:
ii .1 youthful fellow members of AJder-J
wood club, met today In the finals'
COUVALLIS, Om, May 20 AP)lof ,h Oregon slate golf ehnmp--
Urlght und fairly cool weather tonshlp. Airs. Jenneth, Heed, of:
was tn prospect this afternoon for Woverly 'country club -met Miss
the nineteenth nnuual dual track Margaret Murphy, of 'Columbia
meet between tho University of couuntry club, in the finals for .the;
Oregon and Oregon state agrlcul- women's championship;
liiritl college on Lie 11 field. Oolph yestvrdny eliminated
Though comparative records Ilndlo Wllhelm, stale ' champion,
show a slight edge for the, Oregon 4 and 3. nnd.tMoo 1erit ; ltusselt '
HjsJc men, Conch Schlssler bHl)eved tynlh,, VAKMKK ' 'iM. (he iftPieinr-,'
mc may migiu ucciua me winner, i gin. '
Pure
Delicious
Tasty
No, it's not a Gold
Brick; much better
it's a brick of delect
able Ice Cream, choc
olate, strawberry and
vanilla. Other com
binations, too. Your
dealer sells it Ice
Cream f rom
Blue Mountain
Creamery
JUDGE 1 t. , f
;
CHARLES A. STONEMAM
After going along for years ns frlonils mid pals and owners of Die
New York Giants, Charles A. Stoiit-hnm, John J. Mctlraw and Judge
Francis X McQuade are on the outs und uhoul to Blurt to court to
Httl their dlltlculties. The break Ktarted with the trade of fttigers
Hornsby to the JJostou Untves by Stonehum und the encroachment
upon the field domain of McCJriiw by Stouehum In appointing Jim
Tlerney, secretary of the club, with broad authority over the affairs
of the team. WcQuudo was recently displaced us treasurer of the
club and now charges lie was llred without the consent of the part
ner and aays he will expose Stonchum In court. McGraw plans to
. ' retire when ills present contract expires.
Yankee' Home Runs Fre
quent During Double
header in Gotham
Seattle Whips
Reavers First
- Time in Series
I'oi'irif Coast I.eaxup Kinii(llK
w. i..
New York 2 7
Philadelphia .22 1 1
ni-vulund 1 22.10
Iloston IS IS
81, I.oills 10 21
t'hlcaie -. :.I4 2.1
lietrolt i lfi 2li
Wnnhlngton 12 22
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w. i.. ret.
Cincinnati 25 in .r. 111
f'hlraKo 2.1 in .590
Ht. I.oills 22 1 ,578
Ni'fl York 14 .570
llrooklyn 2 10 .550
PIttstiiirK .17 19 .472
Boston II 21
Phllaik-lphla 0 25
I'orllun.t -- 23 30
Seattle ..-- ..17-35
Pit:
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By tlM AsMM-latril Press
A pair of trlilles by Muller anil
some sir tight hinlliiB by Buddy
Collard helped Heiitllo to her flKft
victory of the week over Portland,
0-2. llhrhe'a homer with Moone
on base ni-counleil for oil the
neavers1 tnlllen. Bntlerlis: Pouch
anil AinHinllh: Maunders. CollnrU.
and Puraer. -'
Hnn l'nnclsco evened up the
uorb-M u-tlh tile MlkHiona hv defeut-
.344 flnif them 6-3. Dutch Huellier plteh-
SCiliisr gunerhly after the iweonu inn
ing. In thut frame a wulk. n hit
und some weird fielding on the
purt of Jolly Plnelll and Donovnn
allowed the Bells to push two runs
across. Batteries:. Davenport. Mar
tin and Whitney: Itilether nnd
Hprlnz.
Ilv tlio AksocIhIimI lre
It 'appears that the team Ihnt
can stop the New York ' Yankees
has not yet been assembleij.
The.' Phllndelphlann, widely her
alded' as the only-tenur In the Am
erican league cnpuble - of giving
Hoggins' murderous hitters n run
' ', ,.... ,'...,...,. ... ,,.. lmck to the bench on strikes
. ..... 1. ... , i - .'Oakland won from Sacramento 7-6.
delphla yesterday. I I.oehler and Vlnel. who started for
1 .011 Gehrig's eighth lioms run ,i.lr resnectlva teams, each whlf-
leu nair.-u uozen ouiier, wnne
20) Strllmilts
'A grand total of 2U batters went
of the season' with two on In the
sixth ' enabled the champions to
turn hack Howard Khmke nnd the
Athletics, in the opener 4-2. Herb
Pennock, south paw ace. .held the
tribe of McOllllciuly to seven scat
tered hits. ,
half ) a dozen batters,
Craghead and Klyn who finished
fanned five and three respectively.
The. defeat cut the Solons' hold
on first place to one. game.. Bat
teries: Boehler. Craghead nnd
Head: Vlnel, Singleton. Klynn nnd
Koehler.
tfollvwnnil lost her tenth came
The night cap wns a route for the i.n ..ri- i,v l.,si,.ir in 1.0s
rhlladelphlans, who suffered a !P-2 j.ngeles. 4-0. . Barfoot hurled mag
heatlng. Babe Ituth hit - his flf- I nln,.Pnt bni, fvi. hltB ,elnK the
teenth nnd sixteenth home runs .tolI1i of th starB. efforts to hit
while, jumping Joe Dugan nlso . ,m. Batteries: Hulvey. Bonnelly.
Ttiilll dctH Two Drives
Archers Brinii:
Bear Home From
UmpquaForest
Teachers Credits
smashed out two. - 1
Huffing jvtin supreme In the
pinches and the Ret Hox blanked
the Washington Senators at Ros
ton. 5-0. Phil Todt smncked out a
home run off .l.fzcnbe.
Four runs In the eighth inning
gave' Cleveland a 8-4 victory over
the fit. Louis Rrowns.
Crtmn '.Kaber was In form nnd
the Chicago White Sox Wnnkrd
and Agnew; Hat-Coot and Hannah.
nciis iiciiuiiu at i op
pounding out a to to 3 verdict over
the Pirates at Pltt.sbrng.
- Circuit drives by Harvey Hend7
rick nnd Rube Hressler gave the
, H roo k I y n I od gers a de feu s ove r
Ronton 4-1. It wus the Hraves first
game , under the ''management of
Rogers Hornsby. The "Rnjah" got
two of the eight hits the Rraves
'could collect off. Watson Clark and
to scored their one run.
Russell Miller and Vic Aldridgn
Whitman College
Wins Northwest
Conference Meetj
WAI.I-A WAI.l.A. Wash.. May -0
(AP) Whitman college won the
northwest college track und field
meet here yesterday with 6!l 6-0:
The College of 1'uget sound, at la
oma. was second with 45 5-0. Con
ferine records were lowered In
III of the 15 events. liurrett of
Whitman was high Individual scor
,r wilh 14 14 points. Hurnet of
he College of Idaho was second
with 13. ' ' ,
Points made by other entrants
were: College of Idaho 27; Pacific
17 5-0; Willamette 11; l.lnfhld
tVt.
Helen Wills Is
Winner In First
Tilt at Auteuil
Al'THI'II,, Trance. May 26
(AP) Helen Wills. American wo
man's champion, defeated Madame
Mnrcou, ranking No. 13 Krench
player. G-ll, 0-3. todny In her firs!
appearance In the singles of the
international hard court tennis
championship. The American
routed the Krench player in. the
first set but eased up In tho sec
ond and Mudume Marcou once
broke th rough her service.
Oswald and White
In Tennis Finals
TACOMA. Wush.. Muy 20 (AP)
Worth Oswald. Whitman, and Ivan
White, Willamette, meet for the
singles championship In the north
west conference tennis meet here
loday ns u result of pluy on the
opening ,day of the tournament
yesterdny.
Oswald and Stephen Penrose.
Jr., representing Whitman, meel
the College of Piiget sound pair.
Johnson and Bennett for the
doubles title.
T.P.Perkins Wins
British Amateur
'ROSKRCRO. May 2d ( AP) Dr.
George A. Cuihey. of I'orltuml.
Captain C. II. Stiles of Los l.nlos,
Cal., Karl lUlrlch, Roseburg, arches
and Professor J. CI. ThoinpMon of
Corvallls, returned last night from
bow nnd arrow hunting trip In
the Cm po.ua national forest.
They spenX ten days In the Oak
Kluts district nnd were successful
in killing a large black bear. The
bear was treed by dogs and was
shot through, by two arrows, 1 r.
Cat bey's arrow penetrating the
animal's heart nnd lungs.
The pelt was In perfect condi
tion and was brought in lo he nmde
Into a rug. They made (he trip
primarily with the hope of bring
able ' to kill cougar, but despite
the fnct that there was a great ileal
The Cincinnati - Reds clunir
It has been the practice of the i their hold on first place in the Na- I
tregon Normal school for several tlonal league race by beating the tied in a hurling duel rft the Polo
yejus tp allow students ten hours, of St. Louis Cardinals. -2-0. Red grounds, as the New York Giants
j credit ,for siicreHNrul teaching ex-Lucns held the Curdlnnla to' six eked out u 4-3 win over the lowly
ppnence or an monins or more, i ne nns nnu nnncien mem meir nrsL -iiiih. noniB runs uy .him uuu
PRRSTWIf'K. .Scotland. Mav 2I
(Al'i T. P. Perkins. 24. Kngllsh
golfer, today won the amatt-ur
1 championship of Great Britain by
defeating Itoger Weathered, former
champion. G up nnd 4 to play.
schiMil now finds It necessary to
discontinue this practice, beginning'
with the fall term 11128, It is re
ported. :t
I In order to avail themselves of
tin credit allowed by the present
( practice. It will therefore, be neces
sary fur new si udenttcVo enter .be
fore the. fall term 1028.. .
I Students previously enrolled Will
be granted credit for experience If
the reiiuired 3n months is complet
ed li. fiirc the above - change Is
i made.
shut-out of the year. Kddle Rouslj, each with a man on
The Chicago Cubs came out of haae, sent Miller down to defeat,
their four game loslnir streak by , Kach team made six hits.
I IXIHA WIN'S TITliK
' , AMiSTKRDAM, Muy 2ii ( AP)
India's field hockey t'arn won the
Olympic championship today by
defeating Holland .1 to 0.
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An exceptional price. Income .
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Money to loan on T.n Grande
city property, ami on farms in
Wallowa. "Union and linker
counties. ' .
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Realtor
TILLAMOOK LIONS - WIV
HAL KM, (tie., May 2fl AP)
Lions of the Tillamook captured
first honors In the slunt program
which featured the district Lions
of fresh signs. Including carcasses (iub convention here last night. A
of several freshly killed diM-r, t hey i yodelling act wns put on by th
were uiitinp' to get a shut at a winners,
cougar.
Wilcox Defeats
Stevens Handily
PKNHLKTON. Mny 21 ( AP)
John "Flrpo" Wilcox. 22"-pound
Oklahoma Indian grappler, took
two straight falls from Jack
Hlevens, 200 pounds, of Pennsyl
vania, here last night tn a short
match. The falls were taken by
head locks in eight and a Imlfi
minutes and six and n half minutes.
Wilcox will met Kd "HI rangier"
Lewis, world's henvyvvetght cham
pion here June 4.
MORI! LADY MtlVKRS
Women automobile drivers nre
about LTi pt-r cent of the total at
picsi'iit, which Is a consldarble In
crease over a few years ago.
HOW'S ZAT?
Inst met or (to girl learning1 to
drive) : Now, when you want to
stop, you must put on the bruke,
Girl! Oh! Why I thought' the
brake came with the car.
Students of the Knglbdi class nt
Vale, asked to autograph a set of
Shakespeare to be given to Gene
Tun my, signed such names
Johnny Applesauce, Jack Dempsey,
A newspaper Item tHls us that the luike of Mil Moon. The young
th price of giraffes has doubled I er generation simply hasn't any
since the war, 1'ai n the war, tiny-j reverence any more even for
way! j prize fighter.
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N. T. 8h's tho captalu of neirly every sport In KhooL,
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