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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, July 20, 1928 The Envy of Every , Boy and Girl In Union ' ; ; Coiy-This Beautiful Pom ?; Automobile! 25 VOTES With Each Dollar Spent With every dollar in a cash purchase and every dol lar paid on account you. receive a ticket good for 25 votes on the electrically driven auto which we arc giv ing1 away free. The boy or girl who has the most votes at the end of the contest wins the car. Two batteries provide the power. The car carries two children at a speed of six to seven miles an hour. It's the dream of every youngster in town! Supply your needs in dry goods, , ready-to-wear, shoes, millinery, dress accessories. Every dollar spent earns 25 votes. Ruthian Drives Give White Sox Plenty of Grief TUNNEY ON EDGE FOR HEAVY FIGHT Enters Last Phase of His 1 Training 1-Ieeney Rest- ; ing Because of Heat i i W'Kcri.ATOK. N. Y., July so (AP) ;.-m. Tunney today enter ed the last Htntto of hlH training for l ho iIi-Oumi, or li in world'H ' ' .-'-n in ii in fHi t'er, . In iiihlHIon. Ua wuh prohiibly bi't ir flitml im-ntrtlly than htt ever Iwim. hi-i'it Kiiicn lie look u n hoxlntf i- a iivriiriuoil. H- has itm-n traln- fly Herbert W. Murker ( AHHoriatcd PreHs HportH Writer) Ma Ik- Itutli la nothing It not ob lifting. Hn has slugged three hoin th In the past two Uu y m and they've won two ball gumpji for the Krw York Yankees. On Wednesday Wiley Afoore needed three, runs In the lant Inn ing If he wan to aav hiiiiHt'lf from liiK In n- for alniuHt thren months unil dyring that Hum but two Inci dent! juivt occurred which caused him any unmiyancn. One wiui tin attack on tho New York boxing rontnilKHlon accredit ed lo Tunney, mid tho other wuh a haRi-lrxK ruiiiur that he intended to M'ttrn tnnn tho ring after tho Hce my mutch, reg:udHnH of tho decl- hlOII. omlng Chicago White Sox. The YankM got two men on base urn they Hcored ahead of Ha bo ,wheii J i slum mod homer No. 36 high and dry In the right field standH. i Agalnat tho same White Sox yea terday Herb I'ennock wita utihteady moat of tho way but tho liabe pull od him through to a Hlx to four victory by propelling IiIb thirty Hcventh and thirty-eighth clrciiit rlniita Into the Ht finds, each tlmo with Karle Con ilia on baao. Way A bond of 1027 These two Kuthlnn - driven ftut tho "Big Ham' 21 games, 2!l dnya "Dependable Values" HILL'S "Dependable Quality" Until of theo Incident) rami! iid "n 'lKlit home runs ahead of lila ilin-iiiK the iia.Hl week or ho hutr1!,:i7 Hchedul whan ho rdamtnrtl Tunney,' hy Ilia nioiiint dcntulH l" for a niw record. v uvcrritinc thfiii without ilaimiKe 1 The Athletlcn almved half n snmo to his IiIkIi MlriiMK li'iiipt raiuiMit. rf champion's lead liy turnlntf l.nlr this ali-i-noon Clone wiw''ia,'k t,M w- -ouln Ht'owna In both Khiled to tfo IhroOKh tho first ofJ,'nIs 01 a double" bill. 2 to (1 and his last thrc tr'aiiiliiB m sslotiB with 4 " 3 'attor In 11 InnlnRB. hl Hinii-rinfr Partners, Harold Mays' Owrn Carroll pitched the Detroit and Hilly Vldalierk, tln lluyonni', T'K" to a 9 to 8 triumph over N. J., In avyveit!lil)(. Thu rhum- ,,h" . WnshlnKton Senators In the pion Is on the vitro of flKhtlnK !f'rHt Kame of a douttle headermt -'lf,'e and the .niniiiili-rs were t'x-Jlllt Oust on reversed matters In pi-eicd.io Im the most savaKe of)1"1 ferond, the Kenators walking Hi" rampalKn. off with nn easy 7 to 2 win. ' It is no mrrot In the Tunney Morris renlstered his 13th rump that the champion will try pitching- victory of the year nn the AMERICAN TEAM IN AMSTERDAM Olympic Athletes Given a Great Welcome Upon Arrival in Europe AMHTKItRAM, ifolland, July 20 (A I') -Thft Ahiciirnn Olympic li-am. In flnn fottlo and ready for tho hlntorlo. gamoa at tho AmHtor (la nj, arrivod nbourd tho atonmfthip IMoaldont HooaovoJt ttt y.ift o'clork ihla nllcrmifln, .. ,, ' llio1 rronidoiit- riobsovoir wW alR-liti'd ntorln8' Amatonlum hnr Imji uliout 1 :;i0 p. in, and at ton inlniitcB of two tho voaaol waa In the dork hmtd tho rlioora of many Kpootatora who r.rowdod tho ploi to wotoniiiB tho Atiiot'lrun nth lot oh. Tho Aniorlrun Colony woro turn ed oul In full force to groot tho Olymplr t''m tta Iho rroaldnnt Honnt'volt doolicd. Thn of Mela I wclromo party In-i rludod Conaiil Cnnornl Tliarloa J,. Jloovi-r, -Mra. Moovor, Joaoph Mai1- ntiiH, in rnarRn or tho Olympic coiumlttoo'a AiiiHtoi'dam orrioo; O. T. Klrby, pnat proaldont of tho Olympic commit tor'A Amatordam offloo, and a Kionp of Ainorhun taudonta. Klckurd M, Tobln, Amorlomi mliilNtor ttt Tho HnRUo;' ('ommnnd or Robert it. M. Kminoti, tind Olyinplo Altnrlif Itoy .Smith hourd od tin Proaldont Hoosovolt nt TJmnidon to woloomo tho Olymplo jUthiotfH and aallod up at roam wllh Ihom to Amalordnm. I The girl awlninipra Imtnodlafoiy Wcih takon to tbo Hholl Oil coin jpany'H lank and Ihn inon to tho j .Vlarino mil at uri um for praotlro. jTho track athlotoa wont to tho atadinm practice Ki'Ouhda and to Mho KyimiiiHhim or tho Amatotdam1 Al rhl ',,n. 'ly W AP police. , Amorlca'a Oavia fnp tmif play- ArrunRomenta nlno wo-o mndo Prs' nilm,K Tlblon. produco, u Krtmt in Klvo tho viirinim n mi-,.... lrlo today by wlnnlnw tho Hint tfco run on tho Klolon rnnnl kit it iw, HinuH i"iitcha of iho Inter- American Davis Cup Team Takes First 2 Matches to eliminate the New Zealand HiulleiiKor hy his rlKht hand punches and his actions with the sparrlnir partners have Imllrated that he will keep lleeney outside with his famous , left jahs, the punches that won his title, as he tries to hatter down the rilKKed ltlueksmith with powerful risht hand hody blows. Tunney has already algncd a conlract with Tex Kli'karil, pro moter of the chulupionNh p con test, for next year. The terms call tor a fixed pcrrchtaKc Instead of the flat guarantee. This means that the days of lablllnUH purses have ended unless the hoxers can draw them through the Bates. Tun ney has admitted that his hold or ;lhe cash customers will he In-1 reaed consideraldy If he dlsposcs ui neeney in approved manner, hy n knockout. In the day. Itoccplloil .Inly 2A zone final contest wllh linlv i.i.ih lln stralKht sets. ' All Amsterdam will 1, ' " 1 ' ' ""e.s , . , nter hail de. chance to make (he nciuaintance Z'l t 'V' 0 t,'.H"."1 '" "'" rlrat n tllhlet..u e "V -l. ll-U. .11111)1 lien- Itr ii... A.....in..n ...i.i....... evenlmr of .lulv 211 when n r1"" ''wn'"l H"fon lluuihert I leiit llooieilt. at;t rnnntir- draTrtfi'r-thrt" hl1,est We don't enre whether 10.000 (0iM,''",,,':.",:,:,, "-,"'""'-people crowd the ship." (ustavus "'. ""f, " """ "" Mihy, president of the Amer can (llymple committee,. said: "We do waul I lie Amslerdamers to know our athletes and have our hosts know how much we appreci ate helnir here. fniiBht Ills way up from hehlnil In hoth the first and second sets to win them nnd then swept the third and decidltiK set at top speed. The overwhelming victory nf j iii:i:xi:v lti:s,l; FA I II 1-tAVKV, N. J.. July 20 fAI') New Zealand may have its hot moments, hut none, Thomas lleeney contends, which cati com pare iwlth some he lias experienced ill tills Vlelnllv ulinx. tit.. ...n..il...n really warmed' up to Its task pur ',',"t('p'P'1'.a this reason and hecause the heat ,,V , " took rive ..nnh.lo rr i.i i ' hicnKO lianie yeslenlay, the challeniter for;'"v:',,"n',1 ' J? f (leno Tunney's crown was at ease. 1 W""l,lMKtn" 87 loitav. rea.lv in ll nt i.... i Hoslnn SR 50 fn ir II luntH.Mniill.ll.v.mcrn.the rlngwlth the chamiiion. The New Zealand hlacksinllh has been accused hy . some of helnif ready anil wlllinK lo sit out any of his training periods at the sIlKhtest Itoston Iteil 1ox evened the series with Cleveland, a to 2 In 11 Inn- illRS. Over In the National league the St. I.nuls pnco-settlnK Cardinals added more woe to the unlucky Phillies. Tho Cards just hnrely nosed out a 6 to f verdict that marked the Phil's eleventh straight defeat. Meantime the Brooklyn Dodgers snapped a nlne-Kamo winning streak rolled up hy the defending league chnmplolvi, the Pittsburg Pirates, II to a. Doug McWeeney had n slight edge on the Young Pirate southpaw, l-'red Kusgrll, tho Dodger hurler accounting for the last two of his team's runs in the ninth when he drove in two men with a single. Iloslon finally managed to entl a nine-game losing streak by pound ing out n Mo I verdict over tlte Cincinnati Heds. The Heils called upon four pitchers to stem the tide but it was to no avail. Following are tile major lengue standings. AMKIMCW l.lvVII i: W. I.. New York Ofi 2H r 35 ......47 43 41 48 Detroit 3li fi2 Pet. .71111 .522 .4IH .43 8 .420 .412 .4112 Saturday Bargains In Our July Sale MATTRESSES! 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(irriclalH refused to by accidental discharge of a pistol reveal the boy's name. the w,i et....i.wD- M.vioit i,i:.ii i: i.F.Ai)i:us (Im liiiliiiK (.aines ol' .Inly III) (Hy the Associulctl Press) National Halting Mornsby, Itrnvca, ,:if)4. Ituns I'.ottotnley, Cards. 82. linns United In llottomley, Curds. ' 70. Hits Doulhlt. ('aids. 12s. Iioubles Itottomlcy, Cards. .10.. Triples Hiitlomley. Cards. 12. Homers Wilson. Cults. 22. ' Stolen Hoses Frlsch, Cards. 10. Pitching itenton. (Hants, won 15. Kost 4. AilM'rlcan Pntilng - (loslln. Senators, .401. Ituns Ituth, Vaults. !i5. Ituns Hailed In Kulh, Yanks, SI. T.ouls Chicago New York ... Cincinnati Hrooklyn Pittsburg Hoston Philadelphia ...50 32 ..:B3 37 ...4(1 .'14 ...50 311 ...45 40 ...4 1 41 ...25 50 ...21 5 7 Pet. .031! .584 .575 .5112 .521) .5011 .3(1!! .2IP.I Oaks Continue Slaughter of Kose City Club " - 1 ...,llllrMrr lioneis- I" le&frT?! I FI ! Dumovlch .and Road: Yates, rVnich land Ainsrnith. j l-irnle Ncvers. former college athlete, proved the undoing of l.os jAngeles and live Missions won l:i pitching n splendid Pounded out two (home runs and two singles. The aelflo Const Leiiane Slniulings j 'latteries: Ncvers and Haldwln; W I,. Prt , ,l" t-f.c.t. Wright, Weathersliy, .llvwood ' : 14 :i vm .''lielssy and Warren. CISSi:i,l, V.I I It Sacramento IX 5 .722 The Seals were d.Teated for Hie NKW YriltK, July 20 (AP) 'os Angeles II a .r.iiil third lime this week hy Hollywood Chalmer Clssell. 112.1. mill jinny s"n h'rancisco 8 III .444 4 o 2. Cordon Ithodes. Star pit sergeant who Is playing short ror ' Mission S III .444 "'IT. kept the situation well In the White Sox, will be out or the kland .'....:.. 8 in .444 ''and throughout anil the Sun line-up for several dnvs because of K,attle li .:i53 Pl-anclsco team never threatened. a broken ringer on his left hand. Portland ft 13 .278. The batteries: Ithodes and Hass- he was Injured when he knocked I j"'r; "alls and Sprlnz. down a wide throw at second base.! ,l-v 1,10 Associated Press Another team with three straight ideorge Kedrern Is substituting for Wltn """'r '"'avy artillery func-lwlns is Sarnimenlo, They took1 him. Honing perfectly , mil laying down 'ihe Rent He Indians Into camp1 barrages r hits (he- Ouks e.xperi- again lodav, I :) lo 2. The lint-! I provocation, but there seems lo be enced Utile difficulty in trimming lories.- Vinci and Severeld- Cin ' nt-,m.. iu uis iicciKiou 10 no no ' uiiuiim i (i, .1. 1 ue naileries: ham. OIISC X.-mee nn,l i'v Another Big Cherry PickersV Dance AT COVE Friday, July 20 John Robinson's Varsity Vagabonds WOrk todilV. HeeneV never una n I nils .Manush, Hi-owns, 127. greal shark at mnlhematics. but lionhles l-'lagslead. lied Sox. 32. several hours wllh n stub pencil Triples Hiirnes. Senators, HI. .and a ill-lmary arithmetic con- Ituth, nnks, :I8. 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