La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1928, Image 2

Thursday, July 26, 1928
Patre Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Sale On
Summer
Dress Fabrics
' Prices Reduced
on all
New PatternB.
Varied (Colors,
Materials
Dependable
Value
HILL'S
TILDEN TO FACE
LA COSTE FRIDAY
Big Bill's Reinstatement
, on Davis Cup Team
Eases Situation
Trouble for Fair Helen?
Di'Iiriulutilif
; NIGHT FIGHTS
XRW YtlliK HcrKfJint Hnuiniy
lljkfr.. Mitch!! woiii on u
lo ul rum Anily Jl Vodi. Hi-ook-
lyn &). '. Jnmi'H J. BruUdock, Jt- to win th eaiiH. for uniuleiirH 1h to
pfjir I'Ky, N..J.,- uml Nuiitlo Tiuwl, 'fTHt l,aCuHte uwl Coch.-t to trim
PA HIS, July 20 (AP) "BIk
HH1"- Tllflen'fi Internntional tennis
fuium rnts ujntn tit outcome of
lit Minsk's in ii (oh1 UKiuiiBt Jti)
l.tii'ortt uml JtVnri t'ochnt Jo tht
ImviH ui challi'MK' roitiHl, utml
InK" tomorrow.
'Hit? lanky I'lillmlcliihia, rin
atiitwl Tor jiluy tmuintn th Ktviich
tlfif-titU-ra iiftnr In liud beu .il(n
hurrt'ii lift'atiHt of ulogi ln'l iici -bllliy,
wuiil toiliiy thut unlfiw , lie
cuiiK throuKlf niulchi'H auJimt
ilni two lop-nuiklng' Kr.nrh uoi'm,
with "flyliiK valor" ho wjih
throiiKfi wlili Iniciiiutloitul com
pot It Ion. '
"I am Klmi lo he Klven i I
'rhaiKH to pluy my hint DuvIm ru
mali'heK with th United Htnt.'rf,"
'I llili-n told l ht AkhocIuIimI I'rvRH
today: ''If 1 don't no mo through
thcHii next two ImttlfH with flyliiK
.roloi'H, J utn through. 1 nuviT will
play intcrnutlonu. ii-iimIm usuln."
I And In u Ktle jlho at lila crllU-H,
thi' Amttrlran team raptaln udded:
1 "Tliervfore nil I'Viihco inuHl do
Italy, ilifvv (10). Amlro lloutln,
1V:uip. doftmtt'd Vic JJuiromt (10).
Murlt'llu, O. Joe ?olomho,
p;.,rfjutx. W. Va won from
JV-l'i tiniiit. Clmrli'nton, W. Vit.,
Cihjs ' .lurk MrKarlund I'lttHlinrR,
ttiiftatt'd I,ou JunKa, CoIiiniIjuh
,(10). ' ' '
.( rHH'AUO Itoy Williams, Ohf
rafeo, outpolntod Johnny Mhhoii,
Xatwaft t'lty J).
s Polir were called whr;n th 24
rhllrtriri of two families and thulr
mothers becaino embroiled in but
tle in Bridgeport, Conn. Pollco
ought to lot tliii army and navy tut
tf thHft major murtlal ufrntis,
Follow the
Crowd
To Cove
Friday
Nite
Johnny Robinson's
VARSITY"'
VAGABONDS
Til den' dlHquutlflcation on the
KtoundH of ItiHllKlhility had come
on th groimdn (hat he violated Mm
amuleiii' rule of the t'ntted KlutcH
Lawn Tennis uBooiation. hy li Ik
neWHpaper ii rile lew on the ririllsh
rlutmplonHhlpM ' at Wi;iilledon
where hit waa a rompetllor.
-, Tllih'n xh, l,uvonu
The palrlnKH for the opening
MlUKles enrou nterfl in the challeiiKe
round pit Tllden nKalnst hl old
IcmeHlH, , JicwhIo' in thtt feature
inalrh tomorrow, John HenneaHcy,
outatandinK AmerJran player In the
Inter-one fiiinlH ufrutnat Italy, ineeta
( 'ocliet In the ot her mutch. The
i'ochet-ICortnHHHey battle la not re
ceiving; the attention It ordinarily
would from Krench fana who be
lieve tho Tlldeii-JjK'OMle jnatidi will
furnish the reul Indication aw lo
whether the trl-color Ih to auceeHH
fiilly defend tho cup It won at
(lentuintown hint year.
The Tilden-I.iichxtn match la net
for t o'clock. JfenneHto-y and
t'oehct wilt tuko the courts two
houra later.
I Nell her tho French nor the
Americana liavo made up fticlr
inlndn aa to the niulte-up of their
doihh-a teaina. If KrancA wtna
liutli aiufrlea matches tomorrow Hhe
Iirohahly will depend upon Jeun
Mnrotra and Jacques HrtiKnon for
the double on Haturday. Othorwlae
HruKiiou probably will team wllh
f'ochet, Tho American doubles
pair Ih even, more In doubt. Al
though Tilden und Kriincla T. Hun
ter pruhuhly are the HtronpeHt
(joublca ' combination, there la
doubt whether "Miff HID" can Hlatid
three KTiiflltiiff dtiya of competition.
I
'iA malt I ied '41 Jn aNew York
court lor a t ra flic vlolutlou had
only a 9G0(iu.bllI and a $lfio-bill
on )i!h person. Iirohahly lie waa
J nut on lila way to buy a couplo
of Namlwiche and a, kIukh of
gliiKer itte at a nlKbt club.
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DETROIT TIGERS
TROUNCE YANKEES
AFTER tlie lirllllant form he nhowrd In defending her world's tennll
rlimnnlr.iiKliln ill Wllnhledon. tennU crltlen feel sure that It will
be some time before Minn Helen WIIIb will be In danger of toning her
ciown. ,Wost prominent nmoiiE tbe young players who may cause her r
trouble, however, is "iMIdfce" Gladmun, the chainilng 19-ycar-old Santa 1
Jlonlen miss, who Is pictured above.' Miss Gladmun Is the national girls' j
champion, the western woman's champion, the Southern California wo
man's champion, the" Iowa Slate woman's chumplon, tho Missouri Val'
ley woman's champion, and Just recently she sturted her summer cam'
pnlKn by winning the Til Sjate (Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky) chant'
pionshfn.
Champions Rolled in Dust
of Navin Field Twice
Yesterday
, ;, ,-, , f
tly William J. liiHna
(Aasoriated Preiw Roorts Wrtter)
I The Detroit Tigers aeajii 16 havd.
! solved the problem. The only (Ira
f to KO atalkina; for Yankee scalpa ta
'at the preciae moment tile young
, men 01 Xlllbr HuKKina emerge
, from a railway station. With
j everybody ta the American league,
(Have only Jacob Jtup)ert, vainly
.Heeklng ways and means to hull the
( Yankee outrage, tho humble Tlgera
Hieppeu 10 lite piuie wiiii ineir own
veralon, and made It the more con
vincing hy rolling the chumplona
of the world in the duat of Navin
field twice In the aame afternoon.
Huapectlng that some 20 hours
on the Pullmans hud affected the
champions, the Tigers won the first
I game of a doubleheader by .1 to 3.
The home boys became bolder In
I the second engagement which they
i snntehed from the leaders hy Hi to
7.
" I tally H Hi i its Victory
The flrat decision was won hy on
impertinent rally against George,
Plpvras for three runs in the"
(eighth Inning. Henry Johnson,'
llyles Thomas . an:l "Archie"i
M'ampbell were treated impartially
in the second brawl.
I While these unebellevable events
i were taking place hi Detroit, the.
I Athletics were winning two frojn
-the White Kox, and by this act cut-
ting two games from the lead of
tho Yankee. As the Alack irren
; have only four more chaacea to
, lose to the Yankeea In hand-to-,
j hand warfare this season. It may
he that Mr. McOillicuddy still has
a rnance. ny coin iigures.Jie is
nine guinea behind the champions
this morning.
A's Win Twice ,
The A's took the opener yester
day, 16 to 0, und 8 to 7 in the sec
ond clash. Old Mullet Joseph liuah
was the winning pitcher in the
nightcap.
The Indiana won two games fironi
the Jted Hox, 10 to 2 and 16 to 6. !
The H rowns, third placers, re-.
British Protest
Is Denied Today
AMHTKKDAM, Holland. July 20
( A P) No form til protcHt against
the eligibility of ('barley Paddock,
( 'ulirornia sprinter, lias been made
by (lit-ut Hrilaln, the international
Olympic committee aunntineed to-
moved two contents from the poa
J session of the unsuspecting Sen
at bra. one by 12 lo 8, und another
hy II to C In twelve Innings.'
I Met; raw Still Hopeful
, ., , . fillll unconvinced thut- te Giants
in are g'"K l ,lini1 anywhere hut on
t etrOtle Ola Brff tP. Jh McGraw once more
1Mft f1' I 4- f I m,t own ,nf P'nites, 6 to 6. Hom
rV III r Iff ill M Oflly ill era by Fred l.lndstrom and "Hhan
,, , ty'. Hogan, accounted for four New
1 (York runa,
rillCAGO. July 20 (A P) Hilly i -....
Petrolic Kargo N J HhtwelKht. Vuns Into tl.e ample
day In a formal communbiue. The J lenger for Ham my Mandell's title.
and Jack Iterg. the Kuglish entry
In the 135-pound division, will meet
tonight at Mills stadium over the
ten-round route to decide the chal-
alalement followed circulation of
fresh und conriietlng reports over
I he sprinter's Hiatus.
NKW YOlt K, July 2i (AP)
Tom Webster, .of l,.nndon, who Is
paid l2fi.(Miu a year for ourtoons.
Is here (o cover the fiKht. His
IrawltiKH will be .slnd home by ra-j
dlo.
Promoter Jim Alulb-n has signed
Mmidell for a match in Heptemher
and will name tho winner of to
night's bout as the champion's op-1
ponent, , , , , , , ' J
iff i-i
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l f -I' 1 if 5''
P . S
m nnndNo. I "Well. I don'i know"
f & I. ..I .tr
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Urand No. 2 "Not o had...hut...' -4
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. m Brand No.3-(OI.D OOI.IJ) "I liko llii.f fc,
:
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i i iiiiiMisWLiiTraK'H..'
Brand No. 4 "No . . . ihr ihlrd on wlml " &j
i r.
Adolphe Menjou
ps Old Gold
as camera records the blindfold test
The tet was conducted by responsible wilnessei who oskcil Mr. Menjou to mioke each
ol the (our leudinfi brands, clcaroig his tuslc willi coFTee between imokes. While the
camera recorded the lest, only one question wus usked: "Vhiih one do you like best?"
lap of Dig Jim KMIolt in the fourth
round. Jim showed his apprecia
tion by winning, 8 to t.
The leading St. I.ouisans lost no
ground to the runner-up Cubs, who
succeeded in dropping one to the
braves, ,3 to 1, in spite of Hack
WilHon's twenty-third home- run.
'lurii)nutl daslied off with the
first Kuine 111 I'hlludelphfa, IK to t,
jonly to see the furious I'hils rise
I'roliuhly Die iwrld's. frrentest from their gras'es long enough to
optimist is thai I'liieiiKo woman take the second. 7 to 6. Donald
who has been divorced six times llurst bit two home runs for the
and Is hopefully seeking iinnllier Quakers, bringing bis season's to
nmle. ,lnl to fifteen. '
Major league standings follow:
AMLItlCAN IF,a;i i;.
W. I,. . Pet.
iNew York 67 27 71S
Philadelphia 68 36 i6!7
jSt. l.ollls 51 46 '.626
'Chicago ...42 61 .4fi2
if'leveluml :,..42 63 .442
i Washington 41 63 .430
' Hoston 37 64 .407
I Detroit 37 65 .4(12
1st. T.ouls
I Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
NATIONAI, I.KAGIK
W. I,.
..5 34
..60 3a
..65 40
..49 37
' - -;S-trf
"I've tlijicovcrcd u new vuy of mixing
business und plcusurc. The purls I pluy
cull for the constunt smoking of a cig
arette ... I probably uveruge one cig
uretlt! (o every hundred feet of film.
In the blindfold test I discovered one
so smooth, so considerate of my tongue
und 111 rout thut even the business of
wholesule smoking while we're shoot
ing scenes will he u pleasure. The ciga
rette 1 voted for proved It i be OluGold."
ADOI.I'lli; M i:JOl) . . , debonair, .orh i.iir. red l'r
Itioutil ittr . , . un ttl ihr rrtc-tl living triurt . . , e;.
prturil rcccmlv in "Kit ljvr l.tJ", "Nighl bl t .in "
tiJ "Slf tlitlt".
Why you cats pick them
1 hree typct of leaves irow on the tobacco
plsnt . . . come tcfi-travn, irritating to the
throat . , . withered jfrowKt Adivi, without
tnftlc or aroniti , . . and the hrati mrrx, ridi
in cool and fragrant itiiokinit iimlitic(. Only
the Aw (.( are used in Ol u Com.
Cigarettes
if ("
4 f. l.nrill.rd Cu.. K.I. I7M)
Mude Ironi the hrart-ttawt of the MtHtt pliHt
SMOOTHER AND BUTTER
"NOT A GOUCIII IN A CARLOAD"
Brooklyn 48 45
Pittsburg 45 45
Hoston . 26 t9
Philadelphia 28 1
Pet.
.634
.685
.67
.670
.616
,6110
.3(16
.274.
IUIDAY PIWMiKAMS
The National llroadcastlng com
pany program for Kriduy night fol
lows: 8. Wrlgley review; 9:30,
.Moon Magic; 10 to 13, dance
music.
KJIt Senttle 348.6ni-86kr)
8, stringed trio; 9, music. 10, or
chestra. IstlO Oakland 384.4m-76(lkc
8, NI1C; s, stmlio program; 10, con
cert. KGW Portland (4lm-10kr)
8. NI1C; . studio program; 9:30
Nnc.
KPO San Francisco (422.Sm
7itPkc) 8. N11C; 9, violin recital; 10.
NBC.
KIU I.os Angeles (399.8m-750.
kc) 8, program; 10 to 12, orches
tra and trio.
KI'"HC San Francisco (454.3m
lifiukc) 8. "Ureal 1-ailUw"; 9, con
cert; 10:10, orchestra.
KYA San Kranelsco (362.7m
Soiikc) 8, studio program; 9, ABC
chain: 10. to II, dance orchestra.
KHQ Spokane (370.2m-810kc)
8. NltC; 9. music: 9:30, NBC.
KKWH Hollywood (36l.:m-l3fl-kc)
8. program; v9, quartet, bari
tone; 10, music.
KFON Long Beach (241.8lll
i:50kc) 8. news: 8:15, band; 9,
"Song Album"; 10. orchestra.
KOMO Seattle (3(l9.lm-97nkc)
8, Nile'; 9. lulled quartet; 9:30,
NBC; 10, mixed quartet; lu:30,
theater frolic,
KTHIl.os Angeles (275.1m
109(ikc) 8, concert hour; 9 to 10.
music.
KKI I.os Angeles (468.6m-64-kc)
8. NBC; 9. orchestra: 10. NBC.
KOIN Portland (31 Sm-4ukc)
8, studio program; 10. daoce music.
KFOA Seattle ( 477.6m-70kC
I. studio program; , Henry mt
the Boss.
Portland Evens
Series, Trimming
Missions 6 to 3
(octfttt Coast Iinwm Maadtuss
, . W. 1.. Pet.
Ha(ramento .'....18 . 6 .760
Hollywood 1,7 7 .708
Hun Francisco 13 11 .642
Chili laud - 13 11 .641
Utmiea 12 13 .600
Irfks Angeles 10 14 '.417
Portland 7 17 .291
Xenttle ............... - M .
' Mr rtve Ajwortatrd Press
' Portland availed 4he aeries with
tho'llKim by crabbing a 6 tu 3 win
wllh th help of Parol Yerkeji.
Ueavxr otUhpaw. Verkra' fast
tiall firnned seven yof the Missions.
Krnle Iskensrs was eurrea awui una
replaced lute In the game hy Curl
HqlUng. alterl- ferkes, Whlt-
nV;.Nevor and Holllne, Baldwin.
I'he Senators winning streaK was
stspped by sth Heals wh evened i
the-series wHb a 6 to 0 victory
over tne nacraiuem in. nwim
runs by Thuraopn, Jolly and Kiihr,
LAST WEEK OF OUR
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(liirludtac Usuora af Mf )
44w AsaSMsasml fNasss
'. v NbUsswI -
nailing HornstV. Braves, .397.
It lips Bottoniley.U'anls. 86. .
(tuns Hatted In Wssonette,
Rorplris, 82. . i '1 N . ?c
if its Doutolt, rrdsl32.'.
Doubles Ilottomley, (rd, 32.
Triples Ilottomley. Cards. 13.
Homers Wilson, Cubs. si3.
Htofen Bases Krlsrh, . Cards, 1 6.
Pitching llenton, Olanoi, .-wbn
'ft " . Amxrhva '
Batting Goslln, Benators,.397.
Suns Ruth. . Yanks, 99.,
uns Batted ' In Ituth, Tanks,
92.i .
Hits Manusta, Browns, 143. .
Bougies Flagstead. Hed'Soi. 33
Triples Barnes, Senators, 'IS..-'.
Homers Kuth, Tanks, -40..;
Stolen Bases Mostll, White Poi.
15. ;
Pilchlng Hoyt. Yanks, . won .1 i.
lost 2. ; - .
three dobules and single counted
the tallies for the Heals. Dutch
Huether held the Solons to six hits,
naileries: Kniiiher, Sprlns; Keat
ing, Hevereld. :
Seattle took Its 14th nnd 16th
consecutive defeats when Hotly
wood romped about ' the diamond
taking both stanxas of 'a double
header, the first 9 to 8 'and the
second 4 to 3. Nine buiic.he4 bits
In the fourth and fifth of the first
tussle brought thre runs in each
Inning to win for the Slurs. Car
lyle. Star centerflelder, was re
sponsible for the runs In tbe fifth
when his long drive to the Ideach
ers chased in two'others. The sec
ond game was decided ; In the
seventh when a trio of jsingles
hroight in the winning run. Bat
teries: first, 'gome: Fujllcrton,
Hassler; " Bryan ami House. Bor
reanl. Second game: Mulcajliy and
Hulvey, . Agnew: Wilson, Sehmldl.
:' Oakland took u second shut out
In the short three-gnme series with
I.os Angeles by winning 1 to 0. a
pltrbing duel between Uoeliler nnl
Peters featured th" contest. Tin
lone run of the Oaks wui put
ucross in the seveuth. Hutteriew;
Boetller, Iteatl; Peters, Warren.
t i M
inrinisAn I.IVI'.T; s
ciii,. i,iiiii:it(,ii t;i. -is
'AMHTKROAM, July 20 (API
Altlelicuns.. recelveil two of tin.
three Olympic dlplnmus nwarded
today by the International oiympi0
committee for individual merllor.
lous conduct on the field of sport
lusl year. One ent lo Colone'
Charles A. Lindbergh and the nth.'
to Captain Harry Pigeon, of I.os
Angeles, who built a yawl and sail
ed it around the world. '
. The third diploma went to the
French' sportsman, Alain (lei'iiuull,
who circled the world In a canoe.'
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