La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 02, 1928, Image 2

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Saturday, June 2, 1928
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PatreTwo LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
LOOKS LIKE ABE I
PUS
SHED
OUR
GREAT
DISPOSAL
SALE
Now Going On!
HrprmlAble
Value
HILL'S
the carried the lairt five rounds.
I Alto, a poor 8 to I In the hot
tin ut rlnK lime, gave up his title
rhnnr stuhhornly hut the strength
he had wasted In wild lunges and
exrsHHfvft iiwinging through the
early round could no longer put
J.ouKhrun to the ropea. Through
out the last five rounds. Tommy
huttcred I'ete'a head with jolting
upperrut almost at will and raised
u putch of bright red above the
rhiilngor's left kidney with over
hand righto. The closing rally gave
him eight rounds to J.atxo'a four
with three even.
Tommy mine out of the arena
with t;p I it tips, a damaged I eft eye
and a Ksh in hi chin to prove the
rlosenews of J4itKo's assault on the
title.
!IMiuIahltf
Vitality
Reds, Cardinals
Invade East And
Win Their Games
AiiMfimn league Standing
Is He Original
Andy Gump?
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FRISCO RETURNS
TO LEAGUE TOP
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P; 2 J 9 v y ' ' i
Drubs Portland 14 to 0--Noses
Out Solons ,
by Half Game :
PnHflt Const l-aiu Ktaniltngs '
LOUGHRAN KEEPS
175-POUND TITLE
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland ....
Kt. J,oui ....
Detroit ...
J t OA ton .........
f'hlrago
Washington
Youthful Adonis of Ring
I'd eats' Pete Latzo
in New York
Xallonol Ieate KiantllnjtH
W. I.. Tct
(Cincinnati
New York
jHt. I -o uls ....
Chicago
- .i Brooklyn
' !!V YOHK, .June I (AP) ' Plttaburs; ..
Toinit.y I.oughran. youthful odonla ' n"ton '
from Philadelphia who rulea ha i Ihilalr-liliin
176 pound branch of the. fistic
kingdom, perched a bit unsteadily
on his throne today, happy that
title battles In this state must he
carried on through fifteen rounds.
It j- the. Av-oc lalel Pro
The opening conflicts; of the
west's first Invasion of eastern Na
tional league strong holds today
Kor ten rounds lost night, 18.000 found scalps dangling at the belts
of hia subjects sat almost In awe of the Cincinnati Jtcds and 8t.
In the darkness of Kbhets field. I.ouis Cardinals.
Whilo under the glaring canopy of Hugh Crltx home run In the
light that marked,!.. throne room ,enth jyg. thP leaifue leading Reds
In the renter of the diamond, Petw a 7.6 triumph over Boston.
Iatto, Bcranton coal miner, showed ( T()n S(. I.ouis Cardinals gave the
how a champion may be dethroned. rhlMs their seventh defeat, 1-0
First Ten CTow ! In a row but knew they were In a
., For ten rounds, pudgy Pete, who t)auje,
once was recognised as King in me
147 pound class cuffed the cham-
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nisi .i7 -4'aaf.j.. ,.:,r
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.54 15 .615 1 I Mi,-y. - M-.ViX
.1 0 4 .400 V& 7
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V. I Pet.
P-ni Krnnrlaco -IS 25 ,6SJ
arminriitn .35 J .674
Hollywood -..-r. 5 24 .674
l.i.s Anjfclcs 2 .641
Misioii ..2 J2 .467
Oakland 28 35 .469
Portland 25 S5 .417
H.Mttle - 23 37 .31
j Il tlif AsMM'lateil Prrrt
plon with right and left hand
swings that came out of most un
expected places and landed, not
Infrequently, on the chin nnd ribs
of the puuled title holder.
' Many of them didn't land at all,
nnd In between times. Tommy
nmindcd tho minpr's features with
his strulght left and sliding right'
I At Pittsburg, the PI rales batted i
hard behind Grime good pitching j
to bent the Chicago Cubs, 10-4
Sheriff Illake suffered hia first de
feat In six starts.
j Joe McCarthy, pilot of the Cubs.
'and Coach Doobin were taken from
the field for disputing a decision
in the fourth.
John McOrnw's New York Oinnts
upper cut. At the end of ten
rounds, four seemed to have gone
',at20's way", three had been won by
the title holder and
even.
Iotigliran Tin 1 1 Icq
' About that time with his subjects
calling hoarsely for a rally and the
irtot fgte wpwt of the season
trembling In the balance. Lough run
became the champion again. He
bounced away from the ropes,
where Ijitr.o had punished him
revurely. fought his fight..lq Jhe I-amoiil t
rsTitor of the ring and snVVfl he. nolun. rfh ofitslil
title for Philadelphia with a surge
Here are two plc-t'.ire of Ifcivid
A. Hone of Ciin;mriatK:Ki. X. Y..
who MiYH he is the nricinnl Andy
(lump of the Sidney Smi;h comic
Hirip nnd httH ftff-tl ,-un. ;it;;ijn-si
M-vernl psperM to enjoin the pub
lication of the. comic on the
Krottndo that It ridicules hi a
fur tut deformity. Hon? nay that
part of hln lower J;iw -was re
moved during an operation
about 1 '1 yet; rx ao n nd t ha t
shortly thereafter the comic
character, Andy (lump, closely
resembling htm, appeared. Smith
wiys that the character l purely
a pro.iKM of hi.s iinaj'inaiiMn.
Hons at-k.H da ma 4 of $1.hi..i,(iho
San I'ranciwo stepped into first
pine by drubbing Portland 14-0,
Smertd Jolly hitting two home runs.
MaitK kept ten Portland hits wide
ly scattered. Itatterles: Mails and
Vartrait; Couch. Stroud and Ain
smith. Sneru men to continued to slide
down the chute before the rejuvln-ati-d
Hollywood Stars, losing her
fourth str.iight to the niovlc town
iboys (ick MeCuhe toyed with
the Senators as his mates lashed
font 14 solid hitH. Batteries: Shea.
Kefe nnd Keverld: McCahe and
fiassler. Cook.
H at tie and Lo Angeles divided
a p.iir of ball games, the Indians
lakintr the first 6-6 by virtue of a
three-run rally in the 2nd. and los
i inp the second 4-2. because the
j three-run rally whieh came in the
'eighth was staged by the Angels.
flatteries: Peters Cunningham and
Santierif. Hannah: Teuehout, Gra
j hum and Kehmidt. Second game:
!!, orn. Cunningham. Bar foot und
;Hannah: Vi'ilson and Parker,
j ''"he Missions' offensive exploded
I w:;)( a loud bang In the final six
frames, and the thrt-e Oakland hur
' lers were baffled to all corners of
the lot as the H)ls hammered out
n 2"-6 vitt,nry. In the fourth Inn-
LOOKS LIKE ABE
JUNE IS MONTH
FOR STAR-GAZING
.... A tntflrM and Bt
pear, to m in -- . .
,,h. ...,e eK-vation, .hi" In
dy yellow Jt ;"
ronpicuoua planet now In vle In
thn Evening
Herrick Timber
Fine View of Eastern Sky j f ract Purchased
js UDiamea just 11
ei' Nightfall '
By Edward Hines
njr Rotiort H. iwkcr
(Trorissor of AMronomy. I'nlver
ulty of IllfnulH).
rOHTLAND, Ore:. June 2 (AD
-Bid of .. Hin. .o-
riulH.1 lumber Interests of llKnt.0
I'RBANA, III. (AP) Those who for the 7.4"l aere tract or u "
elkjoy natural .eenery should, not ,.r ln.,he Malheur national lor si
fall to examine the cantern sky .nrrendered recently hy I'"'" "
! after nlKhtfall In June, for no finer ri,,k d associates was "'"; . '
view than this Is displayed either acled upon here, yeslerilay ny
j In the heavens or on the earth. forest service. Ilerrlck als..
I Here the Northern Cross appears m itlfd two hlds.
jnmong the star clouds of the .Milky The ,)U) of , mnes Interests of
Way; here, too, are tno imie suir M thousand reel "
il.n Anliires an 1 tile . . Bm.mmi'ti
..... .... turn im: ,
ctt.n - 1 At the iii'lces of
Vega
planet
A wise provision of nature causes $, lu ,-r thousand tor in " " ' ,
h per tnousanu ii -
Of the
would
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NKA New York riureau
Rev. Lincoln Onswell, lastor of
Xew York Methodist Episcopal
church, prides himself on his re
semblance to Ahruhnm Lincoln,
for whom he was warned. He has
made many platform appearances
throughout the country in imper
sonations of his namesake.
Joe McCarthy Is
Fined For Abuse
inc. after hasty had hit a Bell
hatter with a pitched ball, Wet-i NEW YORK. Juee 1 AP)-Joe
wl. who replaced the' big- rlirht McCarthy, manager of the Chicago
huneler. hit three of the first six Cubs, has been fined 1 100 for nlni.e
-baiters to face him with wild 'of I'mpire, "Dollic" Stark -durlnS Here a group of stars form a great
throws. Batteries: Hasty. Wetzel, I the game w ltn trie l-lrales at l-HL.-Knarks
ard Iximbardl. Bool: Holl- burg, yesterday. President Heyrtler
tlm Rtnr. to rise four minutes Mniu nei
nnua f.ntn nlvht to niirht. or two nf ni hr kinds, coinnliitat
i -it.. r.nny . mnnth to ... th. Mines interest
..,., 'rhi, the stars not only i. ilmtii.( to the government.
rise nnd set daily, but they move i
tiadllv westward, so that new .,.,n m iiie law of averages,
leht ore hroilKht Into view In the ,. three arc Ideal.
east early in the evening as tho. .
seasons advance.
I Each season is therefore associ
ated with Its own groups of stars.
The summer constellntions present
'striking configurations that ore
: easily recognlrd.
I At S:30 Central standard time In
the evening on June 1, or at 8:30
by the middle of the month, the
Northern Cross Is In full view
above the northeast horlxon. it
rises on Its side, with tho top of
tho cross toward the north. It Iffc
Cygnus. the Kwan. Pome people
may Imagine a long-necked bird
flying south along the Milky Way.
but it Is easier to seo a cross of
stars. . f
I Above the foot of the Cross Is
.Vega, the brightest star In this port
of the sky. In the little constella
tion 'l.yra. Vega is markedly blue
and it sparkles like a great dia
mond. Ulrect a line from the middle of
the Cross upward through Vogii
and an equalf distance beyond.
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: the Year
SALE" PRICES
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says a dub woman. Uut then, o(
course, we till can't have lo wive
e
inij and Badlwln, Hypher.
kept firm hold of second place by
downing the Brooklyn Itobins
uguln 4-3, in a pitching duel tUuth
three with tween I-nrry Benton and Jim Y.V'
I Holt.
Wilce Resigns As
f Ohio State Coach
HELEN WILLS
IN SEMI-FINAL
ROUNDS TODAY :.
hutterfiy with outstretched wings.
It is the constellation Hercules.
Above it Is Corona, the Northern
Crown, a fine half circle of stars.
This region Is crowded with oo
COM'MIirs. Ohio. June 2 AP)
ir. j. v . nee. ior t years
coach of Ohio a; ate university's
At'TKCM,, France. June 2 (AP)
Helen Wills advanced to the
semi-final round of the interna
tional hard court championships
today by defeating Kollin Couquer.
of the National- league announced
today.
1 No suspension is involved in Mc
Carthy's punishment. President jects of Interest for one who pos-
iHeydler said, pointing out it was Besses a telescope. The globular
'the Cub pilot's first offense of the cluster of stars In Hercules and the 4
ring nebula In Lyra are among the ( j
.most spectacular of these. I tj
HI.ACk APPOINTKII 1 Below the foot of the Northern J J
SALKM. Ore., June 2, (AP) Cross are two small but well-known ,
Oeorpe Itlnck of Portland huj heen configurations. The upper one Is j I
In the only American league en- football (oarns resigned today to 'ju. liutch champion, in straight
with ease by
gagement. tho Detroit Tigers mndo
It four in a row over Cleveland.
IKLA WINS CLASSIC
NKW YOHK, June 2 ( A P) Tho
42nd renewal of the classic suburb
an handicap, lio.otio added ul tho
enter the practice of medicine and
teaching. The resignation will be
effective June 1, 1!29.
The resignation was presented to'
the Pniversity athletic board
which accepted it with " sincere re
grets" of f Iciu Is pnt d. 'I'h e boa r
i-ft p
itiss Wiils
scores of 6-J.
won
C-l.
reappointed by-Governor Patterson
as a member of the state hoard of
.accountancy to serve until June 3.
;1S32. John V. IJennes of Portland
j has been reappointed on the state
board of architect examiners to
Jserve until May 2i. 1933.
When You Invest Do You Buy
Securities or Experience?
You buy !xiids with your own money and you
owe it to yourself to select and investigate very
carefully before you buy. Otherwise you are
likely to buy experience instead of securities.
Many experienced investors use the dependable
channels of information and the .experienced
judgment of thia bank in selecting; their invest-
,- ments. We'd like to have you do the same-r
without obligation, of course.
odoy was won Jndtcntt-d no successor to Ilr. WHce
was second
ler. Chance Shot
and Scapaflow, third
You deserve a premium, not
a penalty, for saving your
money.
You can't afford to pay a
membership, fee or forfeit
your payments or your inter
est for the privilege of earn
ing a fair and safe return on
your money.
When it's invested in the La
Grande Building & Loan, ev
ery dollar you put in is always
your dollar. You pay no
fine, no membership fees
your money EARNS
6co Guaranteed
would be named until after tho
close of the 11 S football season.
Walla Walla Plays
Pendleton Sunday
PKNOLKTON. June 2 A strong
nftgregation of Walla Walla Hears
will be tn the village Sunday in
the hopes of bringing the Hucka- t
ron down a few points in the lime
Mountain league percentage col
umn. The Hwira have sme new
faces In the lineup ami appear
mueh stronger than they did In
the early part of the pt-nnant chase.
Toots Pams. former Hear
ch uck r. is nw in a Hut k uniform
and may see. art.cn aga:nt his old
mates. J
i Against Ibiker nnd Iji Grande ,
the Hueks and Hears have leen !
playing sume good baseball and in-r
dlcatlons are that the game Sunday
will be a good one. The Hueks are
one game ah-ad of the Walla Wal
la team In the percentage lists.
The victory which carried Helen
to the semi-finals was the easiest
tthe has won in the tournament.
Her opponent" was suffering from
a severe cac tvt:igefcight and
was no match for the American
champion, although wltlf her pow
jerful physWjue she was able to put
j great succd behind the ball In her
intermittent attempts to rany.
Rumors Aimed At
Dempsey; and Tex
LOS ANCELKH, June 3 (AP)
Oame Humor's old rellahle' a
I enipsy-Tunney fight this sum
mer has been brought up again.
Karly today a report was about
Hollywood and Los Angers that
the one time king of all heavy
weights had come to terms vlth
Tt-x ltickard and would fight the
present title holder September 20
to 27 for the title.
The Kxamlner here said It was
reported that Iempey was to be
given an even half, millioior tho
bout. It would be In New York
city. Dempsey could not be reached
late last night for comment on the
rtport.
Saggitta. the Arrow; the lower one
is the. Dolphin, popularly called
Job's Coffin. Not far to the right j
the bright star Altair In the Eagle , J
is marked by two fainter stars j
above and below it.
In the southeast the Scorpion is , X
coming into view. Its brightest .
Self-esteem may be all right, but star Antures is nt once recognized jj
the people who are nil wrapped up by its red color: it Is In fact the
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