La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text..... ' V. v. " LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, June 13, 1928 'i I 1 Only ore DAYS! To Buy Millinery, Ilesdy-to-Wtar, Hosiery, Shoes, Dry Goods Draperies, Etc. Disposal Sale Prices . POLLYAXNA HOUSE FROCKS - $1.89 KOTEX 3 Packages For $1.00 LA SALLE BACK AT TOP IN SLUGGING Marlow Dethroned by His Teammate 10 Hitjting Above .300 Mark . I j Grande and Walla Wallu hltT ters suffered ronslderably lust Hun da r. particularly the 1M rates. Willi only three hits added to the. sea son's total everybody's hatting nvtrSKf took a slump und the teaiu hitlitx dropped from .2'J't to .64, jilthouKh this is mill rood enough ta lead the Hlue Mountain leaxue. I. Grande, however. Mill has the individual batting leadership. with Tony J-aNalle ramped on tup of the boy who have played In Mix or more ramea, with the fat murk of Tony started out the sea ten In the lead and . then was looted out by Marlow and Htokke about mid-season, Marlow und Ktokke, however, hit a slump against Krlrkaon. neither getting a safe hit In two game, while Tony batted 1 .000 hi one contest ami .153 In the aerond. - J I'owell la definitely listed nmonx Im. Grande's heavier hitter now, following his showing In thr- h aaue games. Kin ir IjrutU ft hi -karoo King. I'endleton, with nix game jto bia credit, Is leading bin te.im (mates with a mark oft .35". A I j though "Yenney and Halley, two ? college lads. have, hit .fidO .In a fl S J inn iitj ' l tcouple of game, ftypczltuiky t( Heavy Cannonading; 183 Hits Made " "- "; v c I iwtN-nntiii'ii In l iruineM nf '111. "Dependable Values" Hill's "Dependable Quality! , TRAINING FOR THE STAGE, IS HE? Great Mails Is Right, Beavers - Drop Game, 10-1 i Big League Pitchers Subjected To ' Jsntrriraa iMfim Kiansllagu f ' W. K Pet New Tork .40 li Itiiladelnhl 1 Ht. Mrn if i Cleveland !4 21 Waahingtori Detroit : lloon ('hicaro t 27 .it 11 ; st .t6 .(It .SO .4(2 .42C .4 It .4l -17 KMHMl Ingr KiiiiMlnr finrtnnaU Kl. iMi i.- N York . 'ho . Hrooklyn : PUaburc BMtn iiiiudriphi :' io at W. I p IS 22 .I4 - 22 21 . 2( 10 .611 ' 1 24 .HI . 2T 24 .S2K 24 2J .471 . II JU .275 .217 -A ' Rf Um AaaarlaMal Pirn - 8ubJd to on of the heaviest oannonftdlnrs or th rurrne -a-Ron. major lairuo inoundarnf n raullquilr pwral from thHr hidn outa today to m whathrr the )m- - hardment 'aa or. Right bg Uaiue balllra saw 21 Tit9h)ra poundrd for 112 hiia on yliif) 1 01 mna were aron-d. Kixly of talla vara ror ra bairn 31 Moublra It trlplra and 1C hontrra. . i lllq h-alat ahclllnr or tho day .wa.,lji the Phlladrlphla arvtor or the iNuUoqal Iragur. Hera the PlllalAirc Plratca, rracked out 2 hliiitn beat, the Phllllra 16- to 4. Krrir, a aad disappointment 4hi waiit. returned to rorm and guve 1,1 J li 2 1 1 ' It .12 13 22 1 20 7 II 33 II ft 33 II li 33 10 .601) .1110 the Ounk. r. onlv flv Mfetle,. two I Owr at Huker Hlpfa l BllOwlliK or ih.m. howevr. home runs. " wlln a "",,lu "' ,,",t tilanti tuh Kla fames, whlrh la enough to Ijc- H ltehlnd Benton', .iron pitching j of nl" "'"KlflnK ahlllty. the New Yoik Giants: hatted out It dividual lillt.nK poreentag. s In hlta to rrush the league leadin!,," Bl," Mountain league, tnulud rlnrlnnaU Iteda, 10-1. . Ing last Sunday- gamea. rollo: n o . 7 , . - . OP AH H Pet. The Ht. Iiula Cardinals moved I . , to .Ithin one nm. or the It ..I. ,.IHron. Baker 1 3 2 -.CO, taktnir oer th. Rxivp. nl Rul.n ' Yenney. WW 1.. 2 4 t-. in a wild nam. . ... Halley. WW .... . . . . "IflOTk. Pond .... Khut out ror rive innlnga hy,,.- ,, . r. Charley Itout. the Brooklyn Ixiuriuw. t,t .... Iodgera auddenly rame to lire and Kinir fnil battered out a 12 to 1 decision over j(.niat q the Chlrago Cubtk (Stokke. i.o""!! VaBks on Siirw ;jlpen. Baker In the American league the Yan-'''.av1"- ke. home runned their way to a!,. IV'"1' , ' 16-7 triumph over the Chicago White Hox. Babe Buth hit his 21rd homer: 1U Gehrig hia I4lh and J .t.u , iCarrett. I'lich.ra came Into their awn , 'llypcalnskj WW the other three games. Kd Morris YM''kon Big Bed Hox rookie right hander 1 ; mm i ' -.-'4aaWotllj,M, aS f Deriip.sev insisin tha bin dully wnrlwiiilM In Ima Anne I en arn dun emlVoly to his deHlrn to ftei in hh.ipe for bin ninno ni .-lieiifiinei.--' Ittit there renl per ftplnition 4tn Iiih brow In lb lower picture, and (above) hen -rnixini,' with Jack Je, while Mushy .;ill;.hiin. Junior welter- wefKl't i:ti:inip, lookn on.. JttliK uoi niH upijte llmt 1)iIh 1h luoi e . RfreiHioiiH . wiii lilriKH i ban atoua is ork iifM es: Itjiten. , "Big Seven" Marshals Oarsmen For . Annual Title Race; Ten Eyck Back ISw-irir C'ommI IjCMirue 'Ktniulinjn. W. L. lVt Si n Km nclsco .4 S Hollywood 42 Sacramento 3S Loa Angelea 3 Mlaelon .....35 Oak Und . ...33 Portland .31 Seattle ;8 30 33 35 it 41 41 ,59T .S3r .507 .43 .4.fS .431 .40" By I hp .VtMa-iatii! I Walter Alalia broused through nine Innlnnit as the Keal hammered Yerkea and Ponder for 14 hita and -a 10-1 victory In the wriea cpen ; er. The etventric southpaw eld the Bavr to aeven bita and was never In danger. . Butterluc Yerkea, Pondor and Rego. S;iunden; llnlla and Sprinz. AUr the Miiwlona had broken a' 2-2 deadlock by waring twice in ' the tenth, Oakland came bark In fenrtationl faebion in the Ia.it half of the frame to ncore three runs and win. 5-4. Both Plllette and Iumovitoh, after pitching tight , ball fur nine Inning, weakened, ' but the Bell burJer-blew up en-1 tlrejy, five hlta being m.-idn off him In the final tnnu, . ' . - s i Batteries: Pillette and Whitney; j Damovflch and I-bmtirdi. . . 1 Kurramento Hllpped further down the chute by dropping n '4-0 decj Hion to Hollywood. ...MoCube kept eight Knlon blta Well semtorc. and airtight miiport helped, him along. Kuns -waa ineffertive in the pinches. ... . . ; Batteries: McCube and Bnasler; Kunz and Severeld. .. Joa Angeles and Seattle were on the road. . . NOTICE: New Low Prices On According to a wire we received tar day prices on Goodrich Tires are re duced 4 to 17 effective at once. . We are pleased to announce this big saving to the motoring public bring your tire size and save on these new low prices. Remember too, your credit is good. Our new Ten Payment Plan enables you to purchase tires without any not iceable change in our budget. CARR FURNITURE CO, wc- Eastern Oregon's ljtrset Home Furnishers TllltKi: .lltirV K1M.KD The adult turkey Is uffocloil very r-OPISNIIAOKX. Denmark. Junelmtp )ty lhQ gapeorm, but acta 13 (AIM Three Danish aviators' after leaping Hoker X1 .... Pend B . 8 34 10 8 34 10 & 24 6 24 3 14 8 32 fi 32 I 33 Benedict. Bak 8 3f beat the Ht. Louia Browna 6-2. ar- lowing arnren acattered hlta. The f , . I Washington Kenatora made It three "uroin. w ... In a row over the Clevelnnd- in.-'.Py. Pt"V dlans. 3-2. behind Jones" good i""!. . .. pitching. Jimmy Foxa'a aingle In "p".m"n- - the eiahlh scored Cochrane with' arria, 1 end the run that enabled the Phlladel- Sweet. WW phla Athletlco to Ilea Detroit 3-2. Adams. Pend ... I Kennedy, Bak (Olson, Pend ....... (Julnn, Pend .4.. WW - A Detroit policeman, raiding wild party, wus knocked out by a . Manila. ukulele. Mnyho that's the well-. Meyers, Pend Known mum instrument tne.,U .ICckiirtr. WW reporters talk about. , jHufknor, 1X1 v - it'T'" IVn.r ... .... 7 2l Hrldgeivater. WW.... 8 34 ITT" ' l 1 Paying 7 32 8 32 4 12 8 37 8 28 6' 17 7 17 8 .I'l 6 13 8 30 7 2S 8 3.1 4 10 8 30 3 II 7 in .4os .374 .sr.o .3.13 .383 .303 .2!i4 .2M 7 " .21 7 .291 4 a , .2i li i .273 .273 9 .267 50 0, 'too' r professional oarsmen fercnt ways, but all these wid ho says he thinks he will run the rest or the contestants "out of their were killed today snnes. -. c lying cloud, like alnu .frm ,,vnl ,nln. which e. (Bull a Tnrrok. nnd sponsored by!,,,,,,, hlotthey were flying over jOrants Pass, rinished second last i iMpenhagen. 1 jyear. He la certain that either he j ! ,or Mad Bllll Will gallop Ofr Wlthl milfornln h. n n.w crl,.. of y :'"l.Y"- """ n-,n lr""ra public school text books in which news- ppose the , nesmes me mp money nnnmer fir,, reader Is not without the Sports Writer) varied types or men know their , ' "III Huyward, track conch at the the- matter Is handled In 'I About every rowing. Knch has his little Idlo-) L'jilverslty or Oregon. paper style. 'We suppose college rowing Wncruelcs the Glcndons. espe-1' Besides the top money another fir,, reader Is not wlthou " ' I Hy r. ;. Voslmrgh j t Assficlatt'd Press , NKW VOItK (A existing variety of coacn will if trying for tne inter- ciaiiy uiu hick, like their crews jawo win ne iiiviueu neiween tne .adline: TOT BAR KH CAT'S collegiate championship In this rigged low with an extreme lay-'next live. . ATTACK ON RAT. year s rnce at Poughkeepsle. June back and a kick on the rinish or I ', . , I 13. ' . .the stroke, the Washington coaches a boy wrecked a Reading rail- ' ' An Ohio woman wants a divorce j They nre a picturesque septet, "tress tnc smoothness or the body road train In an experiment to see because her hushund would rather as a carrier of tho parasite by In fecting tho premises with worm eggs which are picked up hy chick ens. Presumably trie turkey has developed somo immunity through centuries of parasitism, but young chickens that contract "gapes" may suffer severely. ' li You $620 fjBecause You Are Thrif ty Enough f j To Save $1380 For Yourself ;; ! Suppose someone offered to give you $020 in cash if you saved $1380 yourself at the ; rate of $10 a month for 138 months? v- , . . - ' r k -: '. 1 : You'd grab such an offer and think you'd - found a real philanthropist. You haven't a - chance in the world to lose and every : chance to gain $fi20.00! - Yet the offer isn't unusual and it's hard-headed business, not charity. The only requirement is that you save this $10 a . month in the La Grande Building & Loan Association for 138 months. Every dollar you save is always your dollar and you can withdraw at any time together with every dollar of interest earned. What more ideal investment for you than this? Let us give you more details. I.. Heck. WW ; 7 23 James. Baker A 16 .260 .235 .236 .231 .281 lick at Columbia. JJg Rich Is starting In nf Columbia ns ins miner Hi.trieo mm in . in- Michaells, WW Lnyuion, Raker Hen Ion. 1.(1 Knight. l.O, Hnrlason. l.O ... 7 24 4 17 4. 10-' 3 12 1 I . i r.A j7 napolis. , - West Itciircseillcil .1 as The 'wast, with three, has the .125 biggest representation among the .118. seven head coaches now a.saem lull bllng on tho highlands of the Hud .03 -n to train ror the big grind und .iioo all are products of. the rniverslty , . ' .of Washington, In team averages, the Swash-1 A1 I'lbrickson, at 25 the young- bucklers are leading both In rield- rsl head coach or rowing In the Ing and hitting. U Grando only country, stroked the Washington has a 14 puint lend over Baker In o'lt'it n the Hudson two years ago hitting but is 19 points above Pea- replaced Husty Callow as Melon In fielding. , coach this season ufler Callow, an- iears Averagn live Krrors other of the coast-trained coaches. Walla Walla, although hitting at "hilled his activities to Pennsyl a representative clip. Is fur belnwVi""a' ','1"' third western-trained the rest of the Blue Mountain roncn al1 Poughkeepsle is Ky' league teams in fielding, hnvlng '''right of California, a former avernged nearly five errors a game, coxswain at that same great row- La Grande's average is nenrly two. i,n institution v ashington Team nveroges follow: Hitting Iji Clrande .... Baker Walla Walla ., Pendleton : J.. Plehllng '' Ia Grande .... Pendleton Baker - Walla Walla .. AH If JUS 78 313 T: :.. 2K3 47 ....... SOU 70, I'O A K .228 "ill 15 .214 71 21 .235 27 ..198 K2 S3 LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN La Grande, Ore. Ritchie King Wins , From Frisco Boy Oulatonding among the coaches of the older generation, we have ..'r,Ct J',n 1,,n lytk of Syracuse, now. 79 .r2 caia oiu ani in hia aiti year as :237 """d ctiach of rowing at Syracuse. .ojf Jim can look baek on a lifetime at tlu oars and hi 11 1 can hold bin own Pet. I wTth any man in a single actill. .ttrlfi M'ht us he was in his rowing days. SB nf! ' U-M 0ne of best in the jworM in hiM time. , Jim at .Syracuse haa a little help this year In Chnrlcy Whitesidi-, a fnrpior (trange oarsman, but he mill riows the boat" and his own homely, shut effectivo theorlea of "making a bout go" are Mill In force, Syracuse, like the Itrook lyn Niillonaf-LeaKHP bull cbib. hm had Its KH-atiKt ntwltiir Hticcesa In vs. .and Ten Kyck POrtTI.ANf, f)rc..'juuo IK (AP) Klirhit Klnv He.ntlln ll.fhluQlul.i i lilted U4lVHllt.iir. In liMlirht nnil!l,r,'!,l,,'1111' )' reach and superior boxing Mkflt to ,ope for mmiethitiK on the HiKlson tnke a dorialun from Mattlinjc Hula I ban, Kan Francisco, in their ten round cneuKemeiit hud nltrht. The pther scheduled ten rounded affair went only one round and a fraction. Hob Mariul. local heavy weight ! Mittlnjf Stewart away after four knockdowns in tin first and the ame niimlmr in the short . of the seeond. Kemiile Hilty, Vancouver, Wnah.. land Joe Kicofr. Senltle went alx furious rountlx to a draw. Frank Warneke, rortlanil. m'ured n third round knock out over Young Mor nan, Vernonla, . In ' the curtain raiser. , . lesnUe his dreary Hhowimr In Ins Inff tliriie races to tho old Orange rival. Cornell. Last of the seven, there Is Jim Wray of Cornell who I eur tics row lnB with a allKbtly KiiKlish Riant. This is his second year with the Hli: K. d hoys and be has had time period 1 "ie rowwiK nya- teni ubU'h enabled Harvard to beat wire nix turns ix-tween 1 !n5 and i:1l when Wray was conch in jr the Crimson. Know llirlr Ibmluje They learned it In straiiKoly dlf- txii NTi;itKi.iT rwiiYs I' A It IS-li.iM.iio Mill's circus has been draw Inif thronirs in Krench towns, anil only lately have many folk learned from jealous 'rivals that It is counterfeit and that Col. William Cody died In 1910. OKUKUMA t'lTY The ra.dlnt of Andy I'ayiif'H state la lo have a biinlunlexa derby. Seven lmlrii or bare femtnlne feel wl(l trod lbe sidewalks itt a rhliopoillsU' con vention. A New Jersey hoy wrote to Washington, asking "If the French ambaaiimlor at Washtnifton u as murdered 'Ji the KiikIIhIi ambas sador, which country would have JurtiHliOllon?" Chief Justice Taft nrema to have hern tho only one able to answer, llo wroti to the l.u o l.t... A nnu n.n..d r.1 . "MnillH llllll n f. 'iiui'H'u- Mentiun to his school work. RED CROWN GASOLINE needs no "dope STANDARD OIL COMPANY Of CAUFOtVU H i Tomorrow. Morn HAS FRANCISfJO. June 13 (AP) ' Pet theories and some funny fldeas will set healthy workouts during the running of the Redwood hiKhwoy Indian marathon .which Marta In San Franclseo tomorrow jiLiid will have Its ending In Grants ;lass. t .Most of the 30 Indians entered Intend to wear shoes or moccasin some will alternate with barefoot running. In last "year's race some iff the contestants encased their feet In wet, green leaves. Others wrapped rolls of cloth around their feet. An old trick used by flchtera In the early day that totiKhened the skin by immersion in suit water baa been adopted hy six Zunl irihesmeu from New Mexico. For several days their training on ! beach near- here has most consist ed of dipping their feet for long periods In the Pacific ocean. They expect to run the 482 miles with out a blister. . .iaa nun, winner of last year s trek, isn t particularly concerned with the elaborate preparations of his rivals. With a disdainful "Huh' these men behind the crews, nnd BW,n- 1 en ftycK- crews apply the if the wheels would flatten a rail- listen to the radio than to her. ii i.i-.i.. .. i ... wnllon nt the cnteh nnd In in It nn ' .i Bniie. u.ish n .n. vi...,i. . u . uii niri'in ui runiMK fflviruillllr-niB " i vuu ojimr. nm n ix iiu' iii vi "" 111- irui ivunun w urittUBt! u bred them from the low-lying. aKain a the finish with a quick science should be rewarded. radio can be turned off. salt-scented country up nround or "feather" of the oar as it t capo Cod to the lakes and estuaries tno Cornell feathers j " - of the pacific Const, and from tho l,lor" BIOW'' , oid school of professional oarsmen . Thus the triumph on the, Hud to tho present generation who'n Is a. victory for a particular 24S 'f'ar",fJ their Fluff In college. ... . . coach ond his theories of rowing 2X7 ,iotb the inlercollegiato chum- as well as for this or that partkru- ih uiiiimii crew ami ine ruvy wm-RIT uuiuici. , ium. nt-unuu eight which will attempt to. regain finish was: Columhia, Wash Its old supremacy are coached 'h ingtou, California, Navy, Cornell, native products of a part of New Hyracuse and 'Pennsylvania. . How Khglanrt where men atHl go down y'W it be this year? '"il lo thti isea in ships. They are tho t '.' J,J Cllendons, father and sonOld Dick OA TnJone Will i a t the Naval Academy and Young Mv lllUlallS TT III . neipmg me , LUrtMi AM Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zcroline and Quaker State Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams TOBY WALKER And Company TONIGHT "Toby Hollywood Bound" Big Tent Corner 8th and M PiiKlal ('mils Will llo Good Tonlglit. 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