La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1928, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday. June 18, 1928.
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HILL'S
CARDINALS WIN
EIGHTH STRAIGHT
Dazzy Vance and Sad
Sam Jones Turn in
Pitching Feats
American I Cum Ktnmllnga
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Cleveland ...
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Chicago
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Portland Takes
Two Defeats On
The Nose Sunday
1'iU'lflr Cnt I-arfiic Klnndinxx
W. 1.. Pet.
Han Francisco ,....48 Ju .615
Hollywood 45 3$ .577
l.os Angeles 42 SS .ftSS
fucramciito -41 .17 .526
MUxlon 40 37 .519
Oakland - 34 44 .436
Portland - 32 40 .410
Keoltle 2!l 4s .377
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IhmetuUhle Cincinnati
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Xailoiial lmM Standing
W. I.. Pet.
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NfW York
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Hrooklyn .
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Philadelphia
lty tin An'.HKl 1'rt's-
Houthfiuw ulatitH wore no puzzle
to the Han Frunrtsro Hu,it an t)uy
pounded out tht'ir fifth unil ttlxlh
wlim over lor.lund. 9-1 ft nil 5-4.
JMtrhlujc hy Huck idiot May, Heal
h1ukkth colleoted JG hlttt, two
homeiB Ity Hollla Thuniton. firm
.638 marker, for un eojty win In the firm
ncounter. ThH second iruine was
.6C6 nOM With the Heuvern out-hitting
6&9 the winner. Hmh poled one of!
6I the lot in the fifth Hrorinir Thurs
fi ion ahead of him for th derldim?
,!Mfl fimn, Hutl'irh'ii: Cole, Ponder unit
2ftu AlttHintth: May and Varna. Her
,ond fftttue: French and I(jro, Mlt- ;
chell and Hprlnir. j
T)ff MiBHlonn nnd.O.ika spilt their I
dot) hie heatler. J'etn IakHu. Riant I
youiiKStcr. twirllny a twohtt pamn
to Klve lut year' champion a 3-0
win In th opener. "Hpeed" Mar
tin and Marry Kraune turned the.
Oaks hark In thn second tilt for a
By fhr. AxfeocJated Pm
A . wide open space Is hrtfinnlnir
to show between the high fly I nit
Ht. Louis Cardinals and the rest of
th National' -leaKtie pack. v
The Cardinals carried their win
ning; streak - to eight straight
Karnes at th expense of th falter
ing i jncinnuu neu at neuianti tA i.,.n vin.u
f --" !. " , ,r " ", ' Orlm.: Davenport.
Hat
k!..laAH nn.l
vi Wia National ftwadcastlnK com-lining- with the Cardinals leading-, Whitney; DagHa nnd Hend. Rec-
jvu.y iirogram for TUMiaay mum fine uy r accuuni. u. wanm on(, KU1Ilo. Martln. Krause and
lOlixv. l a, rivereaqy prgrnn .hui,
ISI. Hon Amaiio; 10 to 11, duncl Today the ('ardlnali were lead-
muBtr.- - , in tne field Dy uiree games, with
Baldwin; Dumovich and Head.
Sjh-h Jaw Two
IColIywooii kept pace with thf
OMO-Seattl f309.1m-870kc) 'n' their advantage contained l(,a(UP.)()ailnr Heu,8 by wlnnng A
s; NHC; , KTHR broadcast; 10. I "J" , . . .. . Pn'r from Hucramento. 6-S. and 12
3OW biidrost; 11 to 12:36. varied I S1. .5?"lIitoW.lfca 7- Th" f(Mt m ' and
I rnlilMti nnnnriiindv In mi in nn I Vi a
lil-ogram, . Mond pPe . nhrn- they
. KOO oakiana ( J.4m-7uapj. bowl Dolor, lha molat dlr.ry of " r"--
KJR Saattla H4.m-M0lu-1. I. ,0 ln oianta. a hi. former team
a inn Ahnin bmn.ni! . ... . .. .. Hoaalpf
i'trl''" p.-..-..M only n nita. anu .un u-u.
. Vaww WlUffH' Ilk .
Sf.Tm-1 Daiay Vance turned In a hurllnir
P(Mnr
laJdfltwi music
lOTA-i-Son . Franplaeo (651
lurk but lha aecond waa a walk
away. A pnlr of homers by Sheeley,
feat tired.
Hattertea: Kinney. Fullerlon and
Shea. Flynn. ' Ootild.
HinKleton and rioverrld. Keeond
gaina: Mrl'nba, Hhodea and Air-1
. nuruna ... i'. vti t.-i .
85ok). I, urokram; JO to II, tlanea maatrplee an Brooklyn turned ',., tr.rli. '
niuelc. ... I bark the Cuba, 4-0. He atruck, ' '
KPfV . Han Pranelaro 1421.1m. lout 15 men and nw un only three ' AnBBlea wound up Ita series
71Ukcr, I, NBC; , Kolater. hour;
10. NBO,
KOIN Portland (Jlm-960ke). after waiehlntr three go by.
,hlta..' Rlephenaon won after the wnttlo In a pair of wins. 4-2
ICuhs failed to-return to the bench Bn" O'1- Anitel.-s were out.
. , lilt. In both Rumea but aqueoxed in
I. aludlo vnudavllla; ' ,:40, flht
broadenat. f
KKRC Ran Pranelaro (454.3m
Ciokr). I, sweetheart houri 9, mu
alr: 10:10, dance niuaio. '
, KPWB Hollywood (361.1m-
SlOko), 1, Croaley hour; 1:30. bos
Itnhe II ill h .n.l I .All n.h.1. nm the win With timely blows, itat-,
on their famous act to the dismay ",rle": Knlnht and Schmidt: Pet-,
of some fana and the Yankees " ndl.erK. Second name:,
pounded out -an easy -S victory ollanl and llnrreunl: runnliiKham ;
from Hrowns. Babe smashed hla i,n,, : ' . !
J6lh homer of the session with one ; ,
on onae in tne aeventn. uenrir
I .. . " " " .112 fl I T
lint bout; 10.10 to II, mualo. (waited until the ninth to set num- r I V injr 1,IIUQ IS
. wv - tiflMionj i.Tt fim.iAfla- ur J also wttn one man on baae. . " . -
kc). I, atudio proitrain; I, ' ARC
chain program; 10 to IS, dance
frolic.
lottos Hit Stirucr
Rad Ram Jones alloV ed three lilts
as Washington shut out Detroit,
Still Ahead In
Coast Marathon
. Kr-'l Ijna Anselea (4l.5n.-640-. " " .-tne Henator s third victory
., , NBO; , concert; 10 to 11, of ,our nl serlea. . - .
XBf. . -I The Pblladelphla Athletics held
..A. .. . . . -. . . I foal tfl thele nM.tflAn nlvhl un.l n
..rol'AVX" '-k oT lVo-Vankee. Th. J""; '
,wun a oitteriy rouitnt -7 verd ct "
SCOTIA, Cul., Juno in (AP-
f, uhl-llme orchestra; 9,
'.WiT- .,.a,m..,ave, over the Indian, a." Cleveland. 1, Or..- -looked to ohaervvra
, .. .''Iwo. a heartbreakln defeat for 1'. "K . " "p- I
, . ,. V .. , in)itan. wh1 -allied for five tw"'n VlymK Cloud. ClreKon Ka-
It.attidlo dance proaram, ', i" ""'n no rumen tor me M.llke un.l l iim imi.
. .. . . n . .! . i ivuin nnaiipii our inn Kfistntt. . - - " ------
kpi. jiaiwHii omnmiru. : in 13. : - ' w.-
nrclieatra. . iChlCOKO ame.
KIIQ Rpokan (ijo.Km-ilOkc),
. NHC; , Maxwell orcheslra; 10
in 12, dance music.
WILD BANANAS HAVE
CHICAQO (API It ' U not Im
Flying Cloud arrived . here, 270
miles from the starting point. "I
;9:64 p. m. with a 23tnlle lend over
ithe two Zunla. who. were' resting
ItlttmntU Tim in 4 that dlatanco aouth of here. Th
futuiiiuin M CUIH) tu-t Kal
Med ford Defeats
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arook'a trolnur decided to hold
lilin here until five. a. lit. while a
Mr.llKUIWl, Ore.. JMne It (AP) sore knee wna ittvni iiili.iillnii liace
Medford defeated Klumath lulls ' olrlriala said the halt would irivc!
poaainie to one into a oanana and nere yeateniay In a game fea-lthe Zunia a chancn to grind down
break a tooth on a banana seed, tured hy the hurling of Cliff Heat, the Flying cloud'a. lead nnd pre-;
but to do so one would have to recently acquired by Medford from . dieted the race would start on more j
eat one of several wild species of the I'tah-ldaho league. Mirhola nearly oven terms todav.
tne run. .pitcneu tor me visitors.
' Many uncultivated bananas have handicapped by ragged
aecds as large-al haael nuts and The score:
as hard aa bullets . New sped- Klamath Falls
mens of the seeds have been placed Medfont :
In thn Meld Museum of Natural Hatterlea: Mir hols and Klllngnr
History nere.. nest and Cheater.
but was j Unco officials consider Mellka's
fielding, condition such as to render him'
H. 11. E. J more formidable to the Karook j
4 11 5 .than I.utct. although the Intter has?
0 13 I I struggled gumely to keen second '
place.
Crescent leather, a Smith river'
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Worth of Hotel Equipment Forced
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Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Fumishers.
Indian, was tn fourth place at 9:45 ners toward tho lead In the
p. m., last lilfrht. soint mlU-s be ordr of their positions In thr- race
Mnd MtMlkn nnd l.ntrl. thT rim-' wror
"GIRLS QF UNDERWORLD"
I Crescent American. Chief Cklah,
iran from Arizona. Thunder Cloud.
(Silver Vox, and Chief Golden Shall.
'Mad Hull, winner of the 192 mint.
ithon, failed to report late yesterday.
I ' TTfir
EUGENE BEATS
SALEM LOSES
(continued as nn exhibition affair,
Aioany winning this -0.
n. H. E.
Albany g 12 j
Salem o 8 i
Batteries: Coleninn vrin.i
-son: Heck. Russell and Edwards.
Tn abort) arras la from the T.lrl. of the I wleranrU." a moving
P"r tnat U rinc nt t tn9 Colonuil t healer totter and
Taevwlay.
KCGENE. Ore., June IS (AD
Eugene batters bung.d out IS hits
yesterday, to win I S to 4 from the
Wendllng team of the Willamette
valley league. The game was rath
er ragged as well ss one sided.
Wendllng used three pitchers but
were found in short order by the
Kugene hitters.
It. H. E.
Wendllng . IIS
Eugene 1 5 M 5
Batteries: Rtlderliaek. Coates.
Atnhurn and Heimrkc; ltaker and
Bliss.
KrOEXE. Ore.. June IS an-
Mend went Into n tie foe ft
:in ine uiameltc -alley league
yesterday hy walloping the Cottage
Grove nine. 23 to 4, on the Grove
'diamond. Rend gathered ;i n(s
toff the two Grove pitchers
L . R- E-
:Bnd -i ,
Cottage Grove 4 9 3
Batteri.-s: Murphy and Euhanks:
Smith. Cooper and Orr,
Dr. Willing Wins
Golf Championship
rOItTt.AXn, Ore., June IS (ATM
Playing off a tie for the raclfie
northwest open golf championship
yesterday, )r. O. F. Willing, ama
teur Waverly country c'uh, defeat
ed Walter I'ursev. "Semite nrof. r-
irtonal. here yesterday hv five
strokes in nn lS-holc match. Wii
Hng's score was Tt, Purseys 1.
Hr. Willlnir nn.l l,i.. :...!
Saturday with 2!3 strokes each at
me enu oi the 72-hnle play.
The easiest way to classify a
man Is to study the people
whom he seems at cap..
SALEM LOSES TWICE
SALEM. Ore.. June IS Ar
Salem forfeited Its game with Alt
bany here Sunday afternoon,
in their half of the first Inning af
ter a squabble between Manager
Edwards of the Senators and em
pire Wlekes over a called foul tip
the third strike. The game was
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Is Now on Display at Our Show Rooms
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Corner .Ith and Adams rhene Main 500