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: 8 : ' S $1 Pai?e Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, July 18, 1928 I i 3 ? ' It A 4 '." ')!: ?! Sale On Summer Dress Fabrics Trices Reduced on all New Patterns, i Varied Colors, Materials V Dependable Valtma HILL'S IN-pnulable Viiallljr CUBS, PIRATES SPEED UP RACE Boston Red Sox Emerge from Cellar at Expense . '. of Detroit Club lly Hie ANMM'lMn Pnnw HetiHatlonal apurta hy tlin Cuba and Piratca have added aplce to the National league pennant men juat when it began to appeaf oh though the Ht. l.ouls Cardlnala were Kolng to make It a on-cliih affair aamcwhat almllar to the alt imlion In t tin American . league, where tlin New, York. Yankee hiivn dlHtnnnnil the field. i 'I'lin Culw und Pirate each rec orded thnlr eighth miccemilre trie tory yeaterday, with the Phil and' the floaton llravea aa thnlr Victim. I Joa McC'arthy'a rtilcai-o hope 'fills upaet (In Phlla, 4 to I. amy becauaa Clyde Heck, usually Weak with the stick, clubbed a home run 'with the bane filled In the fifth. i The l'lrate headed to be on their toe the whole way agalnat the POUR PLAN TRANSATLANTIC HOP Gene Tunneu Is Nearly in Shape, WStiXT-h"'' out a ' ,0 Cnle llrrak Etwi HPEPITf.ATOn, N. Y July in I Meanwhile the Card Inula gained (Al-) If Gene Tunney la vlalted nn even wreak -with the nrooklyn toilny hy Coinniundcr lllrhard K 1)"l,ra by taking the last game . llyr.l. Irana-Atlahtic 'and Polar of f"'r-gatne aerlea, J to 1. Daisy flyer, Dip heavyweight champion Vonoo waa removed from the box wlll lake a workout to fit himself uf"'r lho rrd had snpred five Tor tile defenae or hla title agalnat run" 0,1 nmn ,nB "m "vfl l orn Homey. Otherwise It will be ' Innings. Jens Hnlncs pitched a n v of real in the Tunney camp. lronf game for the league leadere tin ho Is now ilowh- to a(iV4 jwhoao margin over' their rioieat jioundn. iiimodt the weight he win rlvala, the Cuba, now Honda at four carry lino (he ring against the New ZealandiT. ' Therefore he cannot I Southpaw mil Walker wot afford to lake off any more pound- knocked out of the boa In the first Hue In the trnlnlnir rin hut ha 1, Inning an the Cincinnati Heds sal willing to risk thla loan to enter-: one game out of the aerlea I y .7 K f S i I . , 1 dipt. W. X. Lnnenster and Mrs. Keiih Miller, who recently flew ; from Knglnnd tn Aitstrulla. have made pinna for a new triuiKut Innilc fllHht wllh Jnmea Warner (left, helnw) nnd Hurry Lyon . (rlkht, helnw), two of the transpacific flyers who look the Hnuthern t'rowi from Sun 'Francisco to llrlsbane, AiiHtrnllu. The four met at Jingo I'ntsp, Bolnoa, on their way to the United - Hti)tPH. ' Cnpl, i .'. lyincitster nnd Mrs. Miller are shown nliove, : ; Heeney Turning J To Development Of Speed Punch PAIRHAVRN, J July U (AP) With few sparring malea In ;camp and othera on the way. the process of developing Tom' Hee- iliey'a speed atarted today. I'Vom ;hw on Jfeeney'8 trainera plan to .send him against lighter, faater (boxers, ranging from welterwclghta to llght-heavlea. .Mickey Walker, world's middle weight title holder, Uvea In the nearby village of Itumson and haa promised to aid the challenger In return for the courtesy "Hmilro" Juhn Mortimer .displayed to him Willie ho was In Knirliuid inr hiH J fight with Tommy Alllllgan. , Heeney atarta hla Intunnlvc trnln ,lng period allowing truces of ner vousness und irrltublllly, aigna ac cepted by the old timers aa uhfall- .111a tfviut-iir inaL ne la getting on .edge. Little thlnga ore beginning to upaet him. llefore starting work yesterday, lie wua heaieged by -.photographers and while respond ing to their demands for posea he I displayed evldencea of ci anklneaa .that gave much satisfaction to hla trainer, Jimmy Hennessey. J The challenger faced two new japnrrlng purtnera yesterduy and while :they hit the old hard rock I wllh . everything they hnd. he kept I charging in until he gut within J (lange und then let punches fly Red Birds of St. Louis Will Be Hard To Displace From the Top toln Commander llyrd,. pne of his Intimate .'friends. , .' OKPOKH "KIXWND tTI,AS" 1 ' M PAftlS-Boclallatic . newspapera ."lr"a1h' ' 10 f jwlth the New York Giants, 5 to 4. The Hoston Ited Box came out of a slump that had carried them Into the American league cellar by slop ping tne Chicago . White Hot's demand abolition of claaa dlstlnc- ttona In Parla aubwaya, trams and II uses, now divided Into first and necond claaa compartments. ton iaaacaMPtatnoN MOTOR! Detroit uropa Into Cellar Detroit fell Into the lust place post by bowing before the fast ball prowesa of Hob Grove, Atli- letlo southpaw ace, who turned ' in an easy 8 to a triumph, Orova I funned eight Tigers while Ty Cobb, playing agulnst hla old teammates, ' 1 ; RED . CROWN GASOLINE BEL ANGER IS WINNER OVER : HARRY DILLON '.nr. ionn iiT'iir:itH' , ;; mkoium W. I.. Ithem 8 3 Alexander fl 4 Kherdcl . 9 0 ffalnea ft 6 Littlejohn 2 1 Hn Id 2 2 Krunkhotisa, ' 2 1 Johnson 6 a Mitchell ,. , a . 2 Iteinliarl , 8 4 ; . '' , ', 01 30 Oakland's Bats RushOrtmanTo Beaver Showers lly .lay It, Vchkcik (Associated Press Hports Writer) NEW VOHK ( AP) The leoguo leading Ited Birds of Ht, Louis ore fighting off the opposition with the nnnm iitn t. n !. effective ferocity of a n. eagle do- -ChareV Sitartffr ."ShUh-w . awarded a decision last Hurry Dillon, Portland! Mllinil ,1. .1 1 1 .v.nl 1 f. ilti rMllAn had the advantuge In-the earllee., ,. ",',.... andor who nt the ago of 41 yenrs won three games In eight days with nn urm that hue seen 2D years of ny ul(, Asenclatiil I'rrew hard lliirllng. Oakland hammered the . offer- ...u ,,""",,'Jr Ings of Ortman ami took tho Port- Ihere 1h Hunny Jim Hottomley, und Beavers into cum p. K to 3 who hit three triple. In one day i to tl,e fourth inning the game trlplea that the aluggera any nro was fairly even but from then on harder to get than home rune be- the Ouks dominated. Hntteriea cause they hhve to run em out. At onmon. Couch and Jtego: Crng on time Jim led the league In head nnd- Lombard!. . iiuuie runs, triples and (louniea anil un... . , . . in rune scored. 1 Hollywood s Stars downed the Tho showing of the Red nifda 'm J',n,0 ",' ? . h.Ct"; since ml.l-Mny hue pamlleled that ? , w1"'nj"'ly ' '" of the world's championship Curd- SS,"'0 . u."1 T'l W?" Inul outfit of tlC'i) which In buc. h8.BC0rB wn! r 6, Heals 4". A ceaslve road trlns cheeked in wllh n. lr,.'"B . play t,lnt "lH'Ped tt Real record of something like )3 victo ries In 1(1 starts and nine victories In 11 stnrts, respectively. In its first month-long roud trip thla year the MoKcchnie muchlne rolled up a record of 21 victories out of 27 gnilies pluyed. 1 , . Ht. l.ouls f(ins havo nccoptod tlin hVa-ht ove tnn of ",B '"'nn an1 they're going rest of the Season ua the mere for nigiii or it, ,0 ()o 0)lq ciawlng (0 Wuy tIBr(, muilty or tho C'urdliinla playing 0111 Lhl hninl. "n"1 battle thus far hus heen 'llielr schedule. They consider ,tht I MkBw on. oOkaMjrr or aujrautu rally In the fifth tuning featured tho game, lintterlcs: Kinney, r'nll erton and Hnsslcrj ' Jacobs anil Hprlnz. With the acore tied at alx-nll In the seventh inning Kurl Hhenley knocked out a home run that gave Hacrnmento a win over Seattle, 7 to 0, The . Senators scored six of their runs In tho second, sending Wilson from the Box. Tcachoiit relieved him und kept the Ouks well In hnnd except for Hheeley's fntnl home run. Batteries: Wll- Lj&fcr!i ' ' : ' Blltwell Bed Davenport in .high grade blue jgywwX 0f&aHC n' UP6 'jacquard velour. Well made wY4fihM TVir V throughout with comfortable spring. Qt I TS'S--J - .Construction. Now only Ou I w"r 'Mj tb ' e8' mona'1' davenport bed with color I ';TpljLct . ful reversible cushions, coil springs and Ron Kranclsco. 190 pounds. Mike I'avon, Ran rlego( tec Mc scheduled six round fight. -L' i.1 pennant race over. They arc thlnk- rounds. but Melanger came bock In ', ' ' . 'y'" ' .? ",n". urn r h... '....; .". ., , " . 7 " the Inter rounds. - h """" """" rl Snh. Tenehn.,1 n.l 11 .,!. kfw..u iiii.u i,.,,,n.i 1 'getting more than the r share of airurieu aucn un insurmountable ,, .. ' .7 " , ,, ' ' .le&Srf ,-auac lead aa J! No Vankee. have - , h.,K M I A. in l finiinrfii nl "1 uiieAi-riiim team luuy. jn leant iist-. "in iney nuw two . , ., ,, ,, , . , in. six founds, at , ... . .,,, ,h ,,,,. rand trips to make ami ron.i tri. ? " 1 10 2- 1'Hlettc pitched good 'lenn.l.lenll I I. I to Ih.i Cfi i-illnii I elnl, of fee..l '0r the losers, lOOSB fielding hnlc'ul TnockoSt 6r 7ddl. .""k '""'"" -unit i .jrr hw. meaiil. Just that WW 7J'T, CTh? d.& KLf': -PWt-. tho leagne, . .More. won. ... . . ,. , a 't"..':' when'" hey ' would indicative or their butting la the , . ' ' Ihuve done somo good. Batteries- islanding of Taylor Douthlt. who . Itf nvnw, A ,,,1 iPIItt and Warren: Plllete. .Mnin ,v,Vu " . . . Whitney. Brenael. am. vfjmm.mr -m. iw i our a iavmg Program 1 I haa been leading tho circuit In to tul hits and indicative of their speed is the raring of l-'rankle Krlarh, who haa been setting the pane for the base stealera. Manager Hill McK had hla upa and dp Keciinln, owns nt -MAIIATIIO.V ;!, IT.lt ' I DKH MOINKH . lluasell Haas NEW YORK. July 18 (AT) "toy t, 18-hole golf courses In who For the seventh time, Tod Mor-.'" Molhea In one day. Pltls- gun, Seattle -- ' , IF you want to save for something a year or two away, and can't expect to complete a saving program of eight or ten years with reasonable confidence, a savings account at your bank will probably prove ideal : lor your purpose. But if you have in mind the ac cumulation of one thousand or two or five with regular payments for a hundred months or more, then the La Grande Building & Loan offers a perfect and extremely attractive investment. It pays 6 interest compounded semi-annually guar anteed. If your plan should be interrupted if you should cease payments and wish to withdraw your money at any time, however, you get every dollar you paid in and every dollar of earn ed interest. Nothing is deducted in this association for membership fees, etc. yill you let us discuss your saving plan with you in detail? LA GRANDE BU LD N6 & LOAN ASSOC AT ON La Grande, Ore. mug, is nuiy credited around tho ohumnlon. and Cunhdnliiill Kddle senior circuit with haying engl- Martin of New York tonight will peered the Cardinals' remnrkulilo ultempt to singe their lau-pound showing. Kven such things ns crip- titular bnlllc at Kliheta Kleld. pled pluyera haven't crumped hla The bout Is scheduled for Hi atylo. lie shuolu In replacements rounds. and then watches thein outplay the absent regulura, j 'lWt HtfllltplCfl VVItneas the. performances of Maranvlllo at shortstop and Har per In the Outfield. The venerable Itiibbit, pronounced through four years ago, subbed for Tommy Thevenow and Hnrper rilled In for Walter Itoettger, out with a broken ,leg. . Their playing lias been well aDovo the average, Thla la typical of tho way Mc Kechnle has been converting bad brenka Into good ones. Me run out of relief pitching mutotiul and stumbled upon Clnrenrn Mitchell. who couldn't even make good, with the Phillies. The first thing the aged splt-haller did was to stop the Giants. Then he repented the trick S8. two weeka lalor. Both victories were extremely timely, especlully the second one, when the Ulnnta, In second place and threatening to ad vance, needed taming. The cardlnala' nmnnger la cred ited wllh having done wonders with Jimmy Wilson, Just nn ordinary cutcher with tho Phllllea, but now rated as second to none In the big leagues. He hns caught more names this year than any other Nutionul league catcher. Several scintillating Individual performances have marked tho Cardlnala' elevation to set the pace in a uaxxling mid-Hummer pon nant scramble. There In old Alex- the great Orover Cleveland Alex- ma.iok i,i:An i: L!:.M)i:ns (Including (lames or July 17) (lly the Associated Piths) National ' Hutting HoniHby, Bravea, .sns. Iluns Hottomley, Cards, 81. Ituna Batted Jn Hottomley, cards, 7!). Hits Dollthit, Cards, 128. Doubles Bottomley, Curds, Triples llnttnmley. Cards. Homers Wilson, Cubs, 22. Stolen Itasca Kriach. Cards, Pitching Benton, OlnntH, Hi, lout 4. Anwrlcan -ltnttlng Ooslin, Senntor, .SHU. Ituns Until, Yanks, ill. Iluns Hutted In Gehrig,' Yanks. 3D. ID won Hits Mnnush, Browns. 125. Doubles PluSHteud, Ted Sox. .12. Triples Barns, Senutora. . 1 2.' Homers Ituth, Yanks, 35, Stolen Bases Mostll, White Sox, 14. Pitching Crowdcr, Hrowns. w6n 1(1, hut I, MOI'NT NAMED FOB I.IMlll-:liC.II got two singles, a double,' drew n pasa and scored three runs. Al Shealy pitched the New York Yankees to their rirth straight vic tory over the Cleveland Indluna, 4 to 2, and contributed a home run to hla own cause. The fit. f.ouls Browns swept the series wllh Washington when Stew, art held the Senators to rive hit and turned In a shutout, r. to 0. Major league standing follow: AMwticAN i,K,;i'r: w. u New York 6S ts Philadelphia f.n 45 St. l.ouls ...4J 4t Chicago 41 4 Cleveland ...8 49 Washington 80 tn Boston 84 49 I)etrolt 34 60 I.AKKPOBT, Cul. A lava, pin nacle 4.IIIIO feet high, on n Salva tion Army recreutlon tract, haa been christened Lindbergh Peak by 00 memliera of the Bed Shield boys' club, who climbed It to raise nn American flag. In conformance wllh our regu lar practice of printing some dry facts during the hut wrnlher. It Is hereby annininced that prohibi tion UKents occasionally go on n still hunt. Absolute dependability is aviation's first law and that is why I use dependable Champion Spark Plugs. Champion It the better ipark plug bccauM It hat an exclusive illll. manlta Inmlator ire-. dally treated to with stand the much higher temperature! of the modem hlgh'Cotnpre lion engine. Alio a new patented solid copper guket-Kal that remains absolutely gai-tight un der high companion. Special analyaii elcc trodea which aiiure a fixed ipark-gap under all driving conditions. Champion SpartCPIugs Toledo, Ohio 2S Dependable for Every Engine Pet. .7.1.1 NIGHT FIGHTS By Ibc A- Intel press NRW YOltK K. O. Phil Kan. .(8S, bin. New York, won from Jurk .ri34 McVey, New York (10). Al Mello, ,47t Lowell, knocked out Joe Schlocker, 437 ICalirornla CO. .410 TUOYi N. Y. Oeorgle l.evlne, .410 'Cnliroi-nln, defenled Irish l'"airdn. NATIONAL I.KAOI E W. U St. I.Ollls 65 3! Chicago B2 37 New York 46 34 Cincinnati 48 38 Brooklyn 44 38 Ptttaburf 40 40 Boston ...S4 OS Philadelphia .....21 B .400 Pel. .612 .084 .070 .568 .037 .000 .304 .871 Newark, N. J.. (12) CLICVKl.ANI). O. Sergeant Sammy Baker, Mitchell Kleld, I., t.. outpointed porllla Jolies, Akron (10). INPIANAPOI.IS Med Vhlan. Oakland. Cnl.. defeated Bill Atkin son, Pittsburg, Kns.. (10). Trncey Cox, Indianapolis, knocked but Willie Yat, Honolulu (2). Otto Attorson, Terra Haute, defeated Paul Pare, San Francisco (0). Another Big Cherry Pickers' Dance AT COVE Friday, July 20 $ John Robinson's Varsity Vagabonds Wonderful 2-pC. davenport bed suite in jac ((Uai'd velour, rose and taupe. 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