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ieJ- t.-'- Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, July 9, 192R Mi ii i i ! i i V I -.'. i PORTLAND DROPS' 'Bucky Harris Is DOUBLE HEADER! Cleaning House; x anas Liusc 4 wu Hollywood Noses Out the Beavers 2 to 1 in Both Contests Sunday .liiKTMHn Ix-a;iic Mantling X.- York . l-hilad-lphla Si. Louis .. I'fk. Ooa. Irragur standings Washington f Chicago .tr.i i .C2 Hollywood rtarranicnto Kan Francisco Satllf Mission Oakland 'on land , I.os Angeles e a ..... 6 J . 1 Boston J truii W. . ! 2 19 -S 4 i.-.-.J 41 : u 4 4 31 4a .2-i .176 National I--a?iie Ktamllugs . W.I. Pet, ... 4 2 42 2 4i 34 44 JC ..4a It 24 4il ,;4 4S 21 Hi. I.oul.1 New York 'inciiuiali I'lliciiKO Brooklyn iVeii? House Frocks In Voiles, Flaxons and Borden Prints. Smart styles and newest patterns. Must Ije seen to 1 appreciated. Priced at $1.95 and $2.95 Dependable Quality HILL'S Dependable Values Japs Will Bid For 1 Cue Hue bhortluiJw champion, sires tin 1h billiard situation a Hit a successful tour f It ho With (he American youth seek lbe ptnr-. i jln other direrstona liexldes till, t CHICAGO AP America till-'liards and the Japanese boys and I Hard aupremacy ra on the verge of j even the girls of 11 and 1! years j beln challenged by the Japanese: , learning; the game. Welker aeea ; with the fMuudng of the present day America's billiard supremacy slow j lop notrhera will go America's jly fading. . ' .nonoply of title.. , , ti,. present day crop of star. At least thatls the way WelkewVitTl'-arried tbecontro1 of the roe j Cochran, former 111 balk Una i ball either front their father or at v"ie in tneir own home, look , i .i, . , ..... game seriously. Today th. ..,.,.. .-.,. .... . if . ' - 'Ti t youth of America la Dot taking up the battle for the Seals. In the1 afternoon tilt, the Oaks chase. 1 ' ; Walter Mulls to the shower.; Mr "I feel like a better man , breaking the Seal hurlcr's seven-! every time 1 kin you." gafne win streak. Kenton led the ' She ."You needn't try to pet to. winners with a homer, and two heaven tonight." singles. Batteries: Craghead, Wet- r.et. numovrch and l.omlmr,ii: By Hi AMM-hlnl l'rex Two wins over Portland, each l,y I'lttaburg two to one score, put Hollywood "i in a first place tie with Sacra- Philadelphia mento. The Beavers oulhil the, " Wars 7 to i In the find game, but 1 "' ""' Asar-jirl Prt were unable to soueese runs croxn' Burky Harris hrs started house the plate. Shellenbark's master- cleaning at Washington. It's a ftil pitching which held the lieav- Mule late for such' operations ron ers scoreless eight inirings featurr-l ei'b-ririg that the major league sn- the second lilt. Itatteries: I'.htHjes. ls the half way mark but f'illerton and Itar&ler; Tonilin and Mucky probably f. Is that his Ken Ainsmhh. Second game: Shellen- ators can't do much worse, bark and Agnew: Couch. I'rent'h i Horace l.ir nlM e. m nsatlon of and K.-go, Ainsmilh. ;He league last aawn, is the tirvt ! Sacramento kept pace with Hoi- xo !'"' ""' " " "f ,h" ofr'- lywood by trimming Ixo Ang les,"al "" ru"'"e off the Wash- twice, 11 to and 1 to 1. A pair '"K1nn ',a' rolL yung right- of league cast offK. Gould from the "'""'r' """Id"- o get started this Oaks and Ilonnelly from Holly- "l'",n' " " option yester wood pitched the Solon, to their y ,0 M"""-poll of the Ameri. ' ini. A heavy hitting bombnrfl " " '"o. ment that over s slv.r.m IVim 1 ankee Angel lead marked the flr.r ,n I l-lng sev.-n tl thHr last Th. lnn.. i. t :' "'K'11 rani-s the St. lxuis Hrowns the w-ond affair. Hatterles: Keat- ' N"": Vork ',rlng for f Ing. Gould and Seven-id; Peters. " nK'-, T,-V rot It. The Van- g Harfoot and Handberg.. Hannah. '", ". " """ chin ,K,,h!2 rvrona game: ilonnelly and Kk-Ii- , , , i.-n m ler. Hoffman: Osborn and Hannah. ?'?,!' 10 1":T- A 'If " .nu nomer Seattle, lls-.ton-i rtrrak Even , ' -a)n which put him 1 , The Missions split with Seattle. Raines. It. days and five home run: winning the rirst to 4. and drot- "h'ad of his pace of 19;7. ping the second five to four. In ! w- ui Cardinals pulled the morning cash. lirynn was the "way to-a three and a half game victim of an even dozen Hell hits. '""I "v,r 'hH National lenirue field three from Finn's battery, nine- ''V defeating ihi- Koaton Hnives J ly hitting enabled the Indians to '"f''"- 7 to 4 and 12 to 8. 1 cop the second even though they Callahan triple with the hasesiS were outhlt 17 to 1ft. It was loaded gave Cincinnati a win over w Karnle Never's second defeat of ''hiladelphla to f.. ( ' the series. Batteries: Plllette and T,,' Chicago Cubs . In fourth 2 Whitney: Bryan and Parker. Bor- P'""'. dropr-d back one and a half S reanl. Ki cond game: Never, and Sami n they bowed before the Baldwin: C. Sullivan and Schmidt. PHng left hand pitching of Jess San Kranclsco'J Seals slipped out l'';'"r ;"'d " effective offensive by of first place In the coast Hague "rooklyn Itol.lns. The score by splitting a double header with 1 10 - Oakland. The first half champ- ions won tnc morning game seven to slK. but droli o 4. After the Oa iir wTVirnin Tnrv'nrw fanrfnio - . w imi 1 w fiEi 'rail id I'lzj 'L.ittvr-1 a. 9ri r&WM ' Drastic reduction 'to insure the clearance of every last one of these splendid refriger ators during our July sale. Here is the last opportunity of the year to get a good re frigerator, and all styles and sizes have been marked down for Quick clearance, Select your refrigerator now, pay a small amount down, the balance in convenient in stallments, i rnins game seven yj 1 CI 1 is osradlhe Bend, Salem And Albany Tied For j First Position! Xever ask a girl If she has been Thurston and . Varens Kecnn.l to 1 score. In love before. She won't' tell vSil. game: ' Unglla and Kesri-" Mails'- vH'yleagu and besides you might lielieve her. May and Spring. VVC.KSK Ore.. July 9 (API S Kag-ne set the league-leading Kend Kayles lack a, notch in 9 league standing yestiniay by a 7 2 and as a result th( first round of play f $16.50 Top leer Styles at $13.20 li-lh. Ire rap.-M'ily whit rmniel linI with roomy for! fhiimlwr and spooi;il oon- t vurt ion t ha t ma k en them unusually fcori(iii.i(ftl. . $55 Side leer Styles at v $44.00 These ar very economical of .pace, have 60 Ih, Icp coiap3iy ;uid rtmmy- fom! chnmher. At porcelain lined refrigerator nt a remarkahly lmv prirel $33.50 Side leer Models at $26.80 These are well fnsulalnl, (10 lit. ice cnpaciiy, lwo roomy - fund chaniherH and have ev ery scientific device 10 con nerve food and ice. : II II II H II II II II II II IS n ii M ii H ii ii ti ii ii u n S u H n B H What Kind of Vacation Will You Have? A w m M n M M H a H H IB m nJ. d in a thre--way tie l-tween IVnd, Kal.-m and Albany. with Kuscn in next place. The leaders won wv-n rittnei and lout two ea h, while KuKenc won five and lost fiv. . WVndiim? was barely nnjw-d out hy Salem, at Wendlini,-. 4io S, the ft raiors -nimnp in the ninth inn- me aft-r -a tie score Your Credit Is Good, Convenient Payments, : CARR FURNITURE GO., M Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers up to that . . tl.ne. Hat, eri. , were: Wendllng 7 ." '" "'"""''""'"." r,es and IleJmlck: Sale,-.u.. """ 'h''r i' 'v-. three htts. a w II. Heck and Kd wards. and ""Tf rrrB 1,-,tmg in five runs. ITie Bend learn srorel Albany defeated t'ottaite Grove ils It,e ,nly In the eighlh on a in the oih.r leasue ame yester- ,hre K,SKer by Kenfrow and a day. to 1. Ilalieries were: Al- sacrifice fly by Rigbee. bany ( ol.-nian and Wilkinson: i v.ti:,Ke (Jrove Hul.lrell and Orv. Trenail- S-hlnre Kuirene outclassed Hend In the' following the game, the Valley i.atlle her.-, out hiuine and out league managers, met to draw un'nik. r .k .nnn.i fielding the visitors. The Kugene a schedule for tbe remainder ofjlows: teain scored twice in the fourth the session. It was decided that , ". ,- p Inning, on a two bagger by Hilly ulaycrs on the Wendling and ' ot- b il m I July 2 at Kugene. tage Grove teams .could be signed .chain: h tn 12, dance frolic, by another league team and could j KI'JR I'nnlaud ( 275.1m-10il(l. play with, the league team this.kc). 8. story; 9, great composers; coming Sunday. Wendling nnd9:3fl, music. foliage Grove were dropped from I KPI lxs Angeles (-KiS.Em-lil-Ihe league, since they were the two kc), S. N'liC; !!, concert orchestra; lowest in the league standing, and! 10, Nisi-'. the agreement at the start of the session was that the two lowest should drop for the second round. The schedule as adopted last round fol- Q n ii ii If you go on a vacation this summer, it's pleasant and successful you get a "kick" out of the change in direct proportion to the amount of money you had conveniently available for your trip. What kind of a "vacation" will you have ten, twenty, thirty years from now when your leisure becomes a permanent thing, when your earning power is gone in the latter years of your life? You'll probably enjoy those years just as you enjoy a week or two now, in proportion to the money you have accumulated for that pur pose. Never will you find a more consistent, ideal way to accumulate an estate than in La Grande Building and Loan certificates everv month's savings earning 6'V; interest compounded semj-annually, with profit-sharing an added advantage. An Insured Maturity! And for a small additional investment each month the maturitv of your savings just exactly as you planned to do for yourself is' in sured in case of your death the complete amount of your contract PLUS all you have saved besides. And that protection costs vou less than 60c a month while you enjoy it. There are many exclusive features available to you in this, home Building and Loan company directed by men you know, .under state supervision. Ask us about them no obligation. La Grande Building & Loan Ass'n n Pi m m rr.T T in E n M m m m M pi M n m H M Mi H M n n n n a n n: M H n m a" i, KIIJ-Uh Angeles 38!).lim-7 jo ke). K. concert orchestra: 9. pro gram; 10 to is, orchestra. KliW Portland (-ISIin-Blflkr-l. . XHf; a. KOMO prognim; 10 to 12, dance imisle. . , KdIN Pin-Hand ( .it am-StOkn-l. S. sludin vaudeville: 3:4tt, fight broadca-it. " , KHO Snnltnne 1.17ft 9m.Slftlinl. July 2S-Kugene at Salem; Al- . music: 9. northwest fliers: 10 to Bend: Al- Bend at Albany; Ralem bany at Bend. August 5 Bend at Eugene; Salem at Albany. August 1 Kugene at Albany; Salem at Bend. August IS Bend at Salem; Al-1 bany at Eugene. 12. orchestra. I 7 TI F-SDAV I"ltO:RAIS The National Broadcasting com t:ny prrtgram for Tuesday night fulhiws: K. Kveryready prognim: N:3a. Amaico's ;i;anos: 10' to 12. dnnce music, K'!0 Onklnnd (SS4.tm-J S'lkc), S. NIM": s. The I'ilgrlms. KFRC ftm Kranclsco t.",4 3m fiiiakcl. S. sweeihefirt hour: 9. mi.ve.1 quaaet and orchestra; lfi:lft to 12:10. dance crchestra. KI'O San francfcwr (S!.Jm-Tlk.-)-. . NBC: J. Kelster concert; l:0. NBC. KJR Seattle (3til.m-S60lce). . .trinsed trio: S. ABC chain: 111 to II, orchestra. KYA San Frnnclico fJjJ.Tm-i"ki-. S. programs; H;J0, theater frolic; . ABC chain: JO to 11. d;mce orchestra. KOMO Seattle (309.1 m-STnkc), S. NBC; 9. program: 10. orchestra. KK'X Portland (277.ni-logke) S, studio program program; 9, ABC j The greatest discov ery in the West to coffee-lovers, is Hills Bros.' ' ! exclusive process of roasting fttv pounds at a time. That's Controlled Roasting - tlie continuous process that roasts every coffee berry evenly that brings out all ' the richness of the blend that insures uniform deli ciousness every time you make -a cup. HILLS BROS COFFEE Olll s tr a. FrrJk from lit prliMI Krns p4t. tMMt RLTUS AV. HAGGARD 1 Ma.a.SCS53BBS3EIBIBBESE9B9B9BS& Holder -f the -i.rld's Interenlleglate record in the high jump. Hufin W, 11 igcnrt!. a former I'niversiiy of Teias athlete who will compete for the Olympic team under the colors of the American Athletic Club of St. LiuU, is virtually certain of a ticket to Amster dam this rummer. His record jump Is feet T 4 inches, 'laggard, only a few eek ago. tied Harold Osborne at Chicago In a spe cial exhibition at feet h Inches. He is 21 years old. lives ifl Austin, and was graduated from Texas this spring. 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