La Grande evening observer., August 13, 1928, Image 6

Monday August 13, 192?!
Page Six
LA fiRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SPORT NEWS
CUBS CUT DOWN
ST. LOUIS' LEAD
Giants Trailing Only Two
and Half (iarnr Now
Yanks (!:iin Sliirhtly
W. I.. I
Am.ltM'.W I I (. i,
New Voik
Fhihtib ipfnu .
SI, I. (hjim
t"liii'it(ti
t 'leveland ....
I let roll
U awtiimiton
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II) HiTlM-rf W. Walker
(Ansnelab -I I'r.is Spfrt Writ
A Mi;f.u .In: I, nil.! ! m nit' l li if. j (toMon
bancs i t-r tlx St. I OH in F.udinals FMLolelphla
mid their hop.- of :)!!'! Nation
ieaRUe pellll.iJlt.
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I . Vol I; i,: At
it mr innal i . 'i I 4 7
-UU-uko ;:( 4:
( I'tttstnirifh fl i'.t
I Mronklyn f.:t fr,
The shade-. Is r.iM by tlx- bnMv
lltfiire of John J. .Medraw and hi
Ni'H' York (iiant:-. almost y aily (
factors in any jo-mianl chase. The
(Mill.tK IIOU Hl'f I-iitVIl!!,' tli- kind ol1 I
bmebnll ltt.il winn pennants.
If they inn keep up th'ir pre
sent (.'nit on their HwinK through
1 he t I hey jihoni'l t'l't tj i n for
I heir final bono- nrind oil her lead
ing the I' JiHtir or close ciiollKh to
ilif top to make tli' Hi tin- mosi
ibiik'i'iotiN of t-onft ndor.
;fiiniH ;,iin ihiii (.itm"
AVlt Jiout ji hat. the fiiants shaved
another half k: oil the 'it r i nil Is"
s-1 If ii lead yesterday. 'r rutin r the
t'lllcajfo I'nh petlornod thai sorg
ho for the Wan .Miiitiiw.
t
Keds I'lonti-il
I r. hiis a n romp- !
y ti to :i vlelory
Tin- I 'u t poiiii-l.-.l Flint I :ht-m
for thrfi runs hi tin fir-t inninifs
of ttoir tin Die with St. Fouls and
event ua I f y t'lnri (."'( vtih a A to '2
decision ov.'t I Ih- h-atine lenders
who now have he-t 1 1 v o( their
last 'Ij,-lit Kiiho.s,
The 'Iricintuil
1 line pitchers lot
m off with an
over the Chilli. -4.
Jess Petty liiflitly niitpltrlifil
.lohnny t 'notify ami Mrooklyn ile
IrHli'il ItOMlOl), 3 to I.
. Yank Al-o Mrnh
'I'aklnif ii.lviinlaK'- '( tin- f;u't fhc
I'htkxlc lphla A l Ml- l ii w w-rn uaht
out at Wi!ihi'n;tin. I hi- (Vv York SnnaiiH'iito ...
Vanki-cM ali l half u iraim- to Mollyuotitl .. .
tlnlr Anii-rinin l.-iij-in- i.;nt l.y Sun FiamiHro
tiimniin tin- Mo.sti.n !.' l Ho tv Oi'klutHl
Ilh- fourth tini.-, to a. H.-rb IVn- .Missions
pot k tftaittixj only thrM hiln. I. us Antci-lcs
Thrt'o run.s In thf ninth riivo I'ortlan.l .....
''IfVclaii'l ii 'A lo '' .l'iNioii ovtT tin- S'Mttli
(-troll I iliVVM. y -j ),
Alvin Crou.l.-r ccuil.d tie i'hl-1 The Sinniis
raifo Whltf Sox only lour hllH and I front fin- li.-a
tin- St. I. ..uls Mio.xiis u..ii l.y tin- a dould'- head
shinonl rrnil'. 7 lo a. I'nnlrnid tU"i
maioi: i t v.i i: i.i Aorits
( liirlnilliit; .iin''- of Aouu-t 12)
(lly 'Hit- AMM-iatcd I'li-s.)
National:
JtallitiM' - llornshy, ltravH, .1)7 i.
Miiiim--Holtotnl.y, i'aiilM; I'. Vn
n r. l'iialH.
J tuns b.ilicd jn - HoMoinli y,
( 'ai dw. !"7.
H1ih- F. Walle r, Firuti H, MA.
i iotiii''n -1 . wancr, Firatc.H. ;n;.
'l'il.I Holtotnh y. CarilK. J;i.
llollO'l'H WllKOIl. CllliS.
Siolctt liiiscn - i 'uylt-r. CiiIim. '12.
I'iti liinK It nton. f 1 in nts, won
I K to I 4.
Ariii'ririin:
ItattitiK Uowlln. Hi-nutors, ...TS4.
Funs Ituth. Yanks. U'l.
1 1 u ii hitttfil in - (M-htiK, VaiiUs.
1 nr.
Mtls-.-Miinu-h. Mi-ov. ns, 17".
I 'oitltN'M -l-'lai,'I t-ad. Itrd Sox. :t"..
Tiild.-H Foinl.s. Yank.s,
HotioTs Itntli, Yanks, 4'i.
Siol-n l.as.-s- MoMil. Whlto SnS.
I'it'hinif fl..yt, Yank, won II
loL .
oju-iii-r. lit- hi-ld tin- Sinatois to
( jKlit hltH ho. i-olt.-t.fi tfuve IiitH
hiiiiHi h. Four J'ort ljinl iiiound.i.
no n ut-ri- iik ! in ilu- nik'htcaii.
Mm t. r i. - Kniiftit. Toiolln and
Wlittioy; KaHio. .'uiild and H-vv-t'.-fd
S'n.wl nmr: Mom lll. Ivnti:
i "tiiiida II and Ko. hi.-r; i-'iili.-non.
t h t noi n . Ton t I'll, Fond' r ati-l W'liit-iit-y.
i
j Aft. r laklitK tho count In. five
ptraiyht niinit-M t'roin i,os Amp-I.H
th- Hollywof)d Stars vuur m U to
win Ff to and 7 to 2 Sunday. Six
nins In the ftlth KdVf lit' Hlndlis
,thc mcoimI lilt for tijt- Aiik.Ik
had Ird for M'V.-ral fmilliKH, (iut-
don Khoili'H and I:'li pickitl up
hoinri'K. Ilatt'-iiis; I!nn v and
Hasslcr; ( 'iiniiinu'liani, Fhcsl. y-and :
N;indl r;:. l-'or titsl Kam-: lillo.los
and A tfnt-u ; V ni h rshj . Wi Irh'
' unnink'liitin ati-l U'arn ii.
Diw.lo Ih.ultl.- Mill
I S.-alM . livid. d a d'u!l.' ticad. r
wlth tlw .Mi.loMS whirh took tto'
S'.-rit-s i to :i. Tiio U !!h . d th
a.'t.rriooii Kanw to It-..- titrlith v. h- ti
t 'h- St-als chas.-d dv.-r t h t t-o i nns
iiltd th. . cut till it-nth pro'-, d tho
Hi lis' dow nl;i li ftn- t I'ism.. sulir. J
S-al fiiM i.aM'inun, t(Hl it circuit!
' lout u it h i lo- kis.-H l ull. Tli.- '
inorntni Kano wns idoso, tin- S'als .
scotintf in tho sxnli. Tiu liauic n.l-
d U A for I ho Alis-sions. Matlori. s:
.K'tiiitso and liriii.; Tli ui slow and
Niiias; H.-cond uatuo: Jcohs and
'GOOD LUCK, GENE"; "SAME TO YOU"
Sirliiz; Il.ulllnjr. I'ill.-tt
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j Tho Indians divided tho Sunday
ji-ntci'tainiui-nt v, uh tho A.'orn;-.
jTho niorntiiK: irauio was closo and
not tloold.-d until Seattle ran over
,iio winning tally in the last Inning
I for a ft to 4 ki oic, The Oaks pil. d
up five riiMK in eighth Innlnirj
of t)o- .'lfloriionn shiL'fo.Kt It to " '
H.'itf.-rn-c (Iiuhaui nud liorrcani; : "If ' 'ail f"ii(.'lil uwtln It
Sha and l.omhardi: socond ifarno: 1 '"''"lost hoinc pntinor
'Moohh r and H. .'mI: i:.)ward 'off, 1 'l'iinny when (ip jhhioiiih -
4i 1 i
'r.
llUUt ItlKl Ci.X.
iKeavers Break
Even In Sunday
Double Header
Pacific Convl
I'liuuc Slniiiliims
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i-tr. t .-.I I'M.SM
.k 1 1n- Ffi t.-s. tn
IS :iHi-r ilivi.lliii;
. .hick ' Kniuhi,
w en I 1 tn i
nmn eagles
WIN TITLE IN
WEST OREGON
l!KM. Olo. Auk, Ft. ( A F 1 The
Mend i :ai;h s clini lo d t hoir claim
lo I ho second half c ha in plonsh i p of
lite Willamette Valley upllt season
hy delVnthiK Salem here yesterday
In to r.
Sal-iii took the load in the early
inniiik'H. I In- set, t o slandini; .'( lol'
in Ilie fourth. Then the Fallen
oimdet Mussel! rroill the lo.
They made total of la hitH in tlie
kuiio-, and wen- nldt-d Fy rev.-n Sa
lem erroi y, Sool e :
IE. II. V..
Salem f 1 I 7
lt nd 1 o Fr I',
Mattt ries: Fnsrll. Meek and Fd
would have Im-ph for To.Y Flek'ard . . . .
of all t iuit-M." So said t 'iia ntpion (Jcnc
I his pernijtncnl retirtneut from the rlnu,
ind here he is shaking liaitds with Kiekard afifr tiio larewoli luneh
t on in New Y.irk. "Omul Fuck, Oeiif," nti) tlip niau who liad lost m
lie tiiii' receipts. "Ami hotter to yon. Tex," responded the youngster
who was ijuittinK with no me f 2. mimi. into nllctl a-;iy.
ife 113 W
Aineffca's Gold fledol School
Could do it
Valley It iiKiie tlefi-atod Albany In re
yeMetday 1 :1 to 1. The visiting team
mis stroller at the hat, pllinif up i'l
j hits off Forticr anl IMte, (he
Alhany hurlers. They Mlurled ritfht
oi l' i he first Inuinir with four runs
and hold the had t hroiitflioiu tho
ifiime. llnshand of KiiKehe. inadp
a home run, and two other hits,
am Van Ihiyn iniulo four hits In
as many times al tn(, docket- of
Albany made three hits.
Wreck Attempt !
To Burn Derby j
Winner, Mates!
w a rtis
ort and Fiissell.
i:irueiif Wins
A 1 .11 A Y. (ire. Aif,'. Fi. ( A I ' F -Th'-
I : m k tie I. am of tho Wlllaiiieil.
Olympic Ship On
Its Way to U. S.
AMSTFKIiA.M. Auj;. 13. IAF
Tlte steamship President Itoosev. U !
u ii h Itriuadier ( noral loui,lan ' j0jin
n.i iirioiir- ihiii Americas tijyinplc
nlhletes alMiard. wan hoim-ward
hound today, havint? left Amster
dam .short ly 'after noon.
Oronps of Ami rtean a'hl' ies now
Ni:V YOltK. A UK. Hi. (AF')-A
Snrntojfa sjier-ial to the KvenlnK" i
World says an attempt to dontroy .
by lire the Kentueky Derby winner J
lieiifh fount and the Futurity win- i
iter Anita Peubody. wa foiled yon. J
tonlay by watchmen aroused by
WutehdOKS. j
; Kerosene taked cotton wart'
f .stuffed in crneks. windows and
jotln r vantaKe poims of the stables j
Iiou.sinn the racing striiiKs of Mrs.
I. Hertz and John K. Mad
den.
The bark in if of the dons attract- ,
cd the llert Kiiards Madden'H ne.y
K'ro trainer. I'huck Walker, and tho
watchman investigated. arrivinK in
time io hoe two nun running Horn I
the scone. Invesitiyation disclo!ed
tin- oil soaked raii.s. All ready for i
tin- torch. ;
ltesiiios Iti-i'h Count and Anitn '
Fealiody, Mrs. Hertz's recent 1
imoi purchase, the filly Nettle Stone '
was in tlte Horly. slahles, Scalla- i
ua,- and earby wne in the Mad- !
f den barns.
j The .st;Oib that Itoiise tho horwejl .
j of Itear Admiral I'arv It. Orayson, I
J Sam Itoss and stritiKs trained by
Woods (iat-th and .lames H.-.-Hy are I
In tiio immediate neighborhood. j
in different parts of Knrope parti-
eipatins in local athletic meets will j
Join the ship at riiorbourff and;
Sotithhamploii. I
OltOFFIt HFMI MKFIIFO
i'nii.Ain:FFHiA. auk. i:t at)
The iii.-e, fresh vegetables Fres
ton T. Nyep. local proper, always
sent Mrs. I.onise Weini;artiier
earned him a bepest of $ 1 h in her
Will.
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T 'ft ' V-W.i,
Mild enougli for anybody
. . . and yet they Satisfy1
HrsTrRl ll t n ClCAKl'TTrSaro mild., .not strong
V or lurr.Ii. Chi sKrfii lil cigarettes luve clui.uti r
. . . they .no not insipiM or tasteless.
1 lie K.I..UHIS in CheslerfieM cigarettes are Memleil
nml cross-hlenileil in a different way fror.i oilur
cigarettes am! ; ,;, cm' I In- cfirtf
'I hey ,,ie Mil P.. . u mi.'..' enough ft ttnyhmly . . .
tinJ yt . . . lh,y SM ISI Y.
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l.TV Ik 'fn an I.
gA$Mm
Mmnisht ,
Swim aty
Banfi
A .l:IV (tf lintrtv
otitiloor recreation
... an evening of
diincinit in the
muiinificent h.ill
rnom . . . then a
plnniie into the re
fresluiit! waters of
the pool nt Banff
S n I i n il ii I f , . 1 I
You'll sleep hetier
- feel belter - ho
ready and anxious
ior i no morrow!
"Chat is just one nf
the m.inv distinc
tive features of this
Onions resoit
Canadian
Pacific
?'"' P'r ffpc
MYM SjAnlind MuhnomabHwfl jty
(ONE THOUSAND positions! Preferred positioris by
hundreds, in banks, big business establishments,
lumbering concerns, public utilities, "-preferred positions
in industrial, professional and sales lines opportunity for RAPID
PROMOTION with shipping companies, importers, exporters,
wonderful chances to WIN the splendid rewards that business so
willingly pays for TRAINED MINDS and ABILITY made keen
BY BUSINESS EDUCATION!
None save Helinke-Walker could do it
none save HehnUe-Wylker is doing it!
None suve u great institution of its eliar
ticler eun do it ! Hut h u n d r e d s and!
hundreds of prominent business execu
tives are demanding more of us. Year
in and year out there are far more calls
for Hehnke-Walker graduates than u
are able to fill, liusiness leaders want
winners and they look to liehnke
Walker lo produce them. Last year for
example with 1000 positions filled we
still were compelled lo leave several hun
dreif openings unfilled. Demand as usual
was far ahead of supply!
The same situation has obtained year
after year. While the untrained vainly
seek for work or lake whatever they cau
gel -the ambitious, far seeing young men
and women spend a few months nt
Itehuke-Walker- and from this national
ly famous institution step into positions
TKAINKI) for KAl'l!) I'KOMOTION and
for i.i:ai)i:hshii'. '
As in everything else, there are vast dif
ferences in the quality of training facili
ties and services offered in the business
College Field. The first thing a student
learns is that "Shoddy lasts only long
enough lo disappoint tlie buyer". QUAL
ITY alone endures, and (juality is- the
foundation on which the college stands.
That is Why
Ik'hnkc-Walker is America's Gold Medal School
That is Why
Helinke-Walkef students have won land are winning) more awards in
National Competitive Contests than those of anv commercial school in
the I'nited States
That is Why
Hehnke-Walker alone is able to fill 1(10') preferred positions in a year
That is Why
Hehnke-Walker is the ONLY business college in Oregon that occupies
its own fireproof, specially built college building
That ii Why
iiihnkc-Walker provides M0RK I'n'DI YIDl'AI, instruction and maintains
the largest faculty '2'A instructors each a specialist
That is Why
Behnke-Walker's equipment is by far the finest, most modern and most
complete of any conimcrci.il school in its territory
That is Why
Thousands of former students are winners, and why this great insti
tution attracts the kind of young men and wotr.cn who will be winners
JJ v JH ! i
1 w
I. M. WALKER.
For Larger Opportunities
Confer with Them
yon arc interested in sccur
iny the larger opportunities
and wish to truin for the letter
positions, we evrdiidly iiwite
yon to personally cull on or
write to either 'resident I. M.
Walker vr Principal Ceone S.
Johnson. Co oner your iikii
ficutions with litem, diseuss
your ideals, your ambitions
They can and will help you in
tlecidiny one of the most vital
questions of your life Vour
Choice of a Career!
a
r
tiBORi;E 3. JOHNSON
Golden Opportunities for Young People"
points out the various ways success in life is won.
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