La Grande evening observer., July 02, 1928, Image 7

Monday, July 2, 1928
UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pago Seven
s I
V FIRST HALF OF
SEASON CLOSES
! Portland
Wins Double
Header from Oakland "
Finish at .402
I'liclric ('oust Lcninio Nluiullnits
W. I,.- IV(.
cun Frnncisco .'. .:.5K . .14 ,G.lo
Jlollyuood ..63 V .670
Hiii-riiinrlitu ........5tl 42 .643
Allusion .411 . 4.1 .MS
I.um AiikHps 4 44 .6iJ
lliiklunil 4(1 62 .435
1'orHunil S7 65 .4IIS
IfiMtllt' 3:1 6'J .3!i:i
r liy Tim Ax-lnletl Pn-ss
rt Porthiiwl wullopiMl .the Oukn
, t Iff, tf-4 uml 7-il.
y Knight wiiK tli lifro of tlie first
game, pittMilntf four-lilt ball uml
rulltfliiiK four lilts, om a hointr.
In the sionil ffame F'urtluml fouml
' W.'Uel for 14 hit.
Hatteiles: Koelilcr, Arlett ami,
;: Head; KnlKlit nml AInsinlfh. .
j Seronii Kaiiie: Wetzel and Head;
yerkeH. romier, Tomlln and Itetro.
After ilt-opping the morning rtame
7-3, the Seals nunc hack to flelYsit
, .os AnKeleM, 6-2, anil end the He-
lies with six K"i!ieu in tile huK.
Jtoiivan hit a pair of homera fur
San I'VanclHro and Mlsh anil t:roa
r...uett Kot one upleeo hut tho AnKclx
landed on May for 14khltn to lake
. the flrnt tilt. Mitchell oulpilehed
. Harfuot In the Hecond tfume.
g Halterie: May and Heed; I'lllt.
. Weathershj and Kandberif.
Kocond Kuine: Mitchell and Heed;
Harfoot and Hannah, Hundhei'H:.
Tho MlBslona split with Holly
wood. .IohIhh the first sanio 13 to 1,
ind taklnii. the second 0-6, In 12
innings.
I'hreo Hull twhiers were nlrkon
for 21 hits In tho Hollywood giuh"!
KlnK oiffy, wJiieh Haw l.ee bnnK ont
four lilts In five appeurnnees.. Jn
Itho second name, Hwanson sinnled
llo score Hlade wlihf the wlnniuff run
In Ihe tuelfth. It was an even
game, both teams collecting nifie
hits.
. Hatterles: Fullerton and Asncw:
HiiKhes, Davenport, Martlq . and
Haldwln, Sypher.
Second -Kami': llelvey and Doss
ier; Nelson, Nevers and Whllney,
,Syjlier, Huldwin.
Seuttlo amf Hacramonto also split
a iiouiue-neaoer, iiib nuiun wm
nlnu the first, 3 to 1, and the lr
d!ans the second, 6-3.
.Steady pitching by Kulllo mark
ed the first lilt, while heavy stick
work by Harhee nnd 'Nace of. the
Indians featured the second..
naileries: Knllio and Severeid;
follard", Horroanl, Parker.
Heeood game: Shea, Cioiild and
KoehlPr; aralmtn and I'urker.
Del Aliens
Fight Ros;
J if At Ent
Allen Will
Rosander
Enterprise
Del Allen, I-a Grande HRht
weiKht. who defeated Henny 1oU
ison, ntVAotorla- - recently in a
northwest championship tonrna-
ent, wlU flBht Austin Hosnnder.
1 :tS-tonmler of , Portland, in the
iiain event at the fair grounds at
Knlerprlse on Tuesday. July 3 nt
1 8:30 p. m.
Allen ban won nearly every start
1 in the lust two years nnd has de-
foated several widely known flpht-
s. Hosnnder is a hard-hittinff
Alaska Indian and a lending liffht
t weight contender.
Other events on the card follow:
Six rounds: Thurston I-ny, Jo-
seph, vs. Kermlt lavls, Ka Grande.
Six rounds: Marlln Oliver, Wal-
hown. lhn, p. Kid Alabama, 3 50,
f I-n Ornnde.
I''or rounds: Gnrrctt T.ovell. Kn-
Eterprise, 14S, vs. Johnny Atkins,
Joseph. IfiO. . ' ;
Ad Gustavo will referee.
President Coolldge Rent a tele-
jgrnm to Herbert Hoover the other
iday telling him he had boon nom
inated for "the most Important
position In thn world." Cnl must
;take that Job seriously.
STAGES
I FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Wallowa
Leave
La Grande for Wallowa Lake 8 :45 a. m. 4 :00 p. m.
Connect with All Points West
Blue Mountain Transportation Co.
Leave
La Grande for Baker, Boise 11:25 a.m.
La Grande for Buker only 4 :35 p. m.
La Grande for Pendleton 10 :30 a. m 3 :45 p. m.
(Connections at Pendleton (or Walla Walla and I'anco)
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 10:30 a. m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
For information
OLYMPIC HOPES
. . N' . taur WALTER ,
RuhhU "HutV Wntler of Northventern neeka n berth on the Olympic
Kqnad that will represent the United Slates thin Hummer nit a 400
s meter runner.' He in the Hitf Ten 44ouihamiion, haylim won this
, tlHo nt the lOvtniHton meet this Rummer In 41 5-1 0 mccoihIh, He
' also hn to hln credit a second in the national' inlereulleKhilefi at
t'hlcaKci Hovernl weeks 'aKtt.j finishing behind Jlud Mitenner, Stan
ford'u brilliant runner. Warter Ir a fornier Indiana tnterxcholafttic
.sprint champion. He lives in Kokotnu, Jlo weighs ItiO pounds
and HtainlH six feet two. Inches. 'Johnny Mitee, nnc of the assistant
coachcH of the( Olympic Rqiuul. snya Walter Is a jjood bet In .he
6000-meter event.
Yankee' Lead in American League
Stretched Sunday to 1VA Contests
American Ixnfrnc StniKlinys
W. I,.
Pet.
.705
.505
.5211
.40S
.440
.443
.400
.3S0
New York ....
Philadelphia
St. Louis ....
Cleveland' ....
Iloston
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
.....52 10
3! ao
37 33
. 33 38
20 3G
31 39 .
28 41 "
27 4.i l
Nntloiinl league Sintidingfl
. i w. u
Pet.
.630
.RUO
.53 8
.44
St. T.ouls ....
New York ..
Clnclnnntl
Hrooklyn . ....
Chicago
Plttsbuig ....
Hoston
Plilladelphla
40 20
30 2C ;
, ..40 33
s. 37 31 ;
.........3 ft 33
:...2 30 ;
;.2l 43 ;
18 44
.542
.471
.32?
.200
Hy .the Associated Press
While the Yankees led thelr
closest rivals in the American
league by thirteen and a half
games nnd the Cardinals are ahead
! in the National hy three anil a half
'games, most of the other clubs are
; battling Jlesperntely for positions
as close to the leaders as can be
secured. Tho standings from sec
ond place down show one or more
shifts almost daily nnd threaten to
continue to do so until the final
curtain Is rung down.
In the, American league only
12 games separateT.Detroit, In last
place from Philadelphia, Jn sec
ond. Jn the National the' G hints,
in runner-up position. lead the
Pittsburg Pirates Ih, sixth by eight
and a half games, '
Yanks AYln Two
The Yankees 4 yesterday re
moved what doubt. If any. remain
ed as to their ability, to beat the
Athletics just about as often as
they want to. Poth ends of i a
double bender went to the cham
pions. 12-0 nnd 8-4. I.ou Gerhlg
hit two homers in the first gnme,
his 17th nnd 18th of the seasqn
and Inzzerl duplicated the feat in
the night cap. , v
Thn St. Mollis llrowns failed to
take advantage of this double, re
LEAVE
'Coach Co.
call MAIN 799
verse of the Athletics for they per
mitted Detroit to score flvo runs In
the eighth nnd n 7-4 triumph nt
Detroit, ( The 'stnndlng ahowa the
Tlrowns only two and a halt panics
bark of tho As. . : . (
Homer. Downs Wl 1 1 to Ho
Oeorire Hums' homer -with two
Jon In tho sixth gave Clevehind the
verdict over the Chicago White Sox
5-2. The Indlnns announced the
unconditional release or Garland
Huckeye, ' mammoth right bander,
who has failed to round into form
this season. J , ,,
Hoston moved tofwlthln a single
gnme of the fourth place Indluns
hy taking Washington into voamp
twice, 2-1 nnd 7-lV !.
'The National '' league' prOgratti
saw tho Cardinals end nil square
after a double header with Donie.
Hush's Corsairs of Pittsburg. PYod
Fussell blanked the Curds in the
first game 2-0. . The Cardinals
made four errors and were outhit
( 17 to II in the second but pulled it
out of the fire 8-fl chiefly by home
'runs by Kritseh and Holtomly nnd
five doubles were In their hit
polumn. .
Kpha Itlxey pitched the Cincin
nati Iteds back Into third plnce
I with. n 4-1 triumph over the Chica
go Cubs. .
j Hrooklyn dropped. Into fourth
place two points abend of the Cuba
when the Hraves pounded Clark.
Moss nnd McWeoney for 14 hita
and nosed out the lioblns 8-7.
Enterprise Wins
FromMt. Emily
In Close Game
: Knterprlse'n bnHpball club won
another bard-fought game from
tho Mt. Kifilly, Co. nine yesterday
at Knter'prlse. 5 to 3. This fol
lowed a one-run victory in In
Grande a, Veek ORO. ;
The game yesterday was Inter
esting and some snappy playmg
pepped up tho crowd. I.n Grande
was forced to use a substitute pit
cher, which handicapped the local
nine to ome extent.
Next Sunday l.n Grande will
close the season here against thn
Pleasant Grove grange.
AI'TO TAXKS I'ltl lTri Ti. .
"A ma (AP) Automoblioi
nnro yloM $LTi.ooo,(ioo n vpnr to
Kovprnnifnt oofffrs, nnfl pvpii tho
Mcyclp hrinffM $5.oon.oio In inxcs.
INJUNS? NO, NO!
American aborigines should m
officially known as the "Red
Hace," nccordlng to Tom John
son, ii Pomo tribesman who suc
cessfully condurts a large or
chard near Sebastopool. Cal. To
thai nd.( he has WTltten Con
grefMnan Clarence Le.i to havs
"red rare" substituted for "In
dUns" in official matters, .
H I1
TILDEN DEFEATS
BOROTRA TODAY
Henri Cochet Eliminates'
John Hennessey at
Wimbledon Play
WlMHMChON, P:nif... July 2
(AIMWllllum T. TUdn, Amort
run tennis nee, atlvaiiPtnl to srnil
fiiml round of tho Wimbledon to
duy by doft'utinK Joan liorota of
tin1 Kronch team by scores of 8-0,
3-0, 0-3, G-2.
WIMHI.KnON. Kntr.. , July 2
ing Kronch Muskt'toor advanced to
the scnu-rinals louriy in iiercnae or
the Wlmbledon'H men's stiiKlea by
conquerlntf thn younjf American
Q 1928 The American Tobacco
mmm
tennis staV, John Hennessey In
four seta, 0-4. 0-1, 5-7, 0-3.
Corbet's victory over Hennessey
turned the tables and gave the
(Frenchman revenge for Ills sol
buck nt tho hands of the Amerlcun
In the I'nlted States championships
ut Forest Hills' last September. H
also assured Krnnee of three of the
four of the seinl-flnnl brucUets.
. ijiCotitit Wins .
Hone LaCoste. French star, de
feated Huron H. 1. le Morpurgo
ace of tho Jtutlan Davis cup team.
In straight sots, 0-2, 0-3, 0-4, to
enter their aeml-finul round.
Twelve thousands fans packed
the standards u round the center
courts us Big Hill Tllden nnd Jean
lio rot rn began their math.
The Krenchmnn got nwy to n
fast start, taking the first game of
series from Tllden. It was a session
of flashing shots.
Tllden, serving, won tho second
game although Horotn got ' the
first place.. Slashing out with his
fa m o us can n on ha 1 1 service, tho
"Lucky Strikes, I find, thrill the taste Without
Since I changed to Lucky Strikes several yews ago, upon the
suggestion of my doctor, I no longer like raw tobaccos."
No wonder more and more doctors 20,679 to be exact
appro ve the toasting process.
j -mr
Co., Manufacturers
American took the deciding point
of the game with n sizvllng tice,
rmirlintmi Taken
Tho colorful Horotra In Ills
black stilt was on his toes bound
ing like u panther after Tilden's
fierce drives. Gnmes followed ser
vice until they stood nt 8-2 with
Horotra lending. : He then broke
through tho American's delivery to
lead by four games to two,
Horotru tried sto give Tllden n
point on n ball apparently called
Incorrectly Ivy it linesman, but Tll
den would not take It. Horotra
then bagged two of TlUlen's . ser
vices Into the stands.
HOGS ACT AS HKACOXH ,
I'KMAgriO. Me, (AP7 Mem
hers of the families of some of the
lobster fishermen of New Harbor
and Hound Pond teach their dogs
to sit on high points of land during
thick weather nnd bark, so that
the "men folks" coming In from
their pots may better locate their
homo harbors. N ,
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IOWA SI AX. AT ', WINS
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
OHARTKK OAK, Iowa AP)
At the oxu of 83 William U Goo.
dell has won a high school diplo
ma. K '
- Ho. hud to leave school ub a boy
to make his way, unit he never had
THE NEW
Ford Fordor Sedan
Is Now on Display at Our Show Rooms :
Perkins Motor Co.
Corner 4(h and Adams
irritating the throat.
BhA TB BK . 11
tig? w "ax?1
iiLffiiriiirraffiMSffiffiimramRsigi
time until now to finish his cours. :
Hut ho did learn telegraphy, anil
two years and a half ago, after he
hud become railway Btutlon ugent
here, he found time to return. to1
schooj.:
- It Is more profitable to burn
midnight oil than nddnlght gaso
line. . ; ,
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