La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1928, Image 6

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Pago Six
liA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, August 30, li2S
SPORT NEWS
Gene Wins In Baby Parade
YANKEE LEAD IS
NARROWING DOWN
Mackmen Just Two and a
Half Games Behind
the idle Yanks
.'Stars Come Back
I At Beavers With
Close Win, 3- 2:
riu-lrfi Tmisi Ia-Ukih' SliimliiiUN
Il MiN'nm .1. )iiimiui
AHitiU'il I'rfss NpoitH Uiilfi
'I'll.' Atlili lies prl.i:nl :il Ui' lr
tusk of blnMinir away tl;- n iiiniiiiIk
if tlmt yanlC"- 1'-;hI. so Jiainl-
r On iv. hut N.iltmiiil h.-tfjin- eon ten
trn nr' foiiiiiiK 1 1 1 Mm rod. put lis.
Tin1 . ramjcifit Miickiin-r i'HJihI
ilifiitsi'lVH only two iiii'l oin- half
K.iriif h hi'himl tM- i 1 1 VankiM-H.
vhj)i tlif 4'aitin;tls 'aiiK! out In
('hlriiirn. iH-ai-l ll'lli.cs ot ilfd-ni
for two of tli'-h clialli'iu,'' TN -tin-t'lrnii'N
iiml HIhiiIm
Tin nu n of I' H:nie Inl by u
li-at flvo ami urit' hnif iin-H over
I'liii-niro ii- they niov-il il-i I'itlH
liunfti toiliiy fur tin- flint of a eni
rljtl Hrlf of wliirh tlx Nalloiiul
lf(iKn ull Hie many In tin- cmu
liiK fort nlKit If nut thr tn-xt Unw
fi-kn. Tin- I'fratt'C Uiri'itt at this
IIMiniCllt If thr ll.OSt M-1 f dtiH till'
("ardinalH fan. They intt.st put It
down by at bast ilu ) khuu- In
fccVt-ri to be playcil In the I wo
wi'fliM or fiii- I lie llin'a! of iIiwih-
Ihillyuood
SiirnuiHTito ....
Win Kratici.Hro .
(Mblunil
j I.om AliK' li'H
Mlh.Hioii
! I'm ih.tnl
S-altli-
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Ah thn National Ie;iffii nit nut ton
workH It k way towant a iioM-lc
solution In KanirK involving tin
wi'Hti't'n Ciiiiti-nil' rH aralnst oiif 'im
othiT, the VjinkrcH ami Ibi1 A's Hi-t
fail through K'ift .si'lniliil.'.s i,-i)ii(r
up to ihflr blf wrir.s m-ninm i.icli
other fit) Ihf banks of tin- llarb tn
JllKt Jn'fGM llli-SllU-lllM-r.
In otli-r American lcnptio rn
j.'afntentH, the It row rn im;i1- it
lour ulniltflit over tbe Ki el Hon win-IiliiK-
by 4 to 3. ami the ImlhuiH
hlnninn i the aiubltlmiH Tin. in. 'j
to 5. (li'orKo Hums (jot two hoin
ffH. uiid Mtirty .Me.Mnntm one.
Hell Cnnl well, trailei) to 1 tost H1
111 tbe ('lenewlrli ib-al, eaine buck
to the I'olo Kinumlx to IcjhI otln-r
loiinnr llantn tn milking It thrw
trairht over the home buya. s tn
3, Thn clnn .li'(i m w won Innne
run honoi h on riiruit ihlvi-H by
Umlstroin ntnl Jarknon. but wns in
-the rare for the derision at no Hnip
lifter the thin! round which wli
newa'd a brutal anatilt upon Vie
.AtdridKe and Kred KltzsiminonH fur
live runs. '
I ho defeat Wan the nevenfli
utrnlKht for the Giantw, rind their
mm it in tln ir laMt leu kimi. m. Ii
drottped tln ni a Iractb.ii of a point
liehlnd tbe 'nb who moved up In
to Heroml plue by a half Katnr
without playlrtK. . Tin rlun Me
,4irnw. too, Ih In n vlitii.M tie with
lhi Itedn. hIko idle yenterday.,
l-'ven Ihouyli shut-out by the
I'liHHi'H by A to d at l'lttubuinh yr.s-tcr--iy.
(lie I'irates are only ball' a
Kiiitic bcidml thp OtantH ami the
lled.s, one full ronlest worse than
Iho Cubs, am) Hix and one-half to
the rear of the Cards. If (he wwn
imminent PlttHbub-St. I, o u I h
Kann.H are Important jjie CardM,
they are vital to tin- Mueeai in!
Tin CiirdH lived four out of sewn,
tin, Pirate crew must ch-an up nl
lyost nU of them to Kel anvwln-re.
Ily Thr Asmh iafed I'hvsm
SlInk'iMK from tin- defeut handed
(hem at the opening of the N i-b-t
ibc Stain came back 10 win a eluM--I.V
played Kame In 2 aKaliiHt
jJ'ortlami. Although Hollywood ffot
mly live bilH Ijoiii l-'ulleilon (bey
'were MHi-d to Rood advantam- to
clin-h btory. The Iteuverw' rally
in the ninlh wum Htoniad when
I Rhode replaced Kinney ut the)
fiir in mi nu. iiatt cries; Kinney,
IthodcM and Itanb r; Kulleiion ami
.Whhmy.
Haerainento eVMH-d the serb-j
with I. oh AiijrelcK by winning (I to
The SenatoiH Ir.ok the jumii on
the AiiK.-lM with a three run lead
'in the opening innlujr, ,two of
Which Were accounted ,y .;(.
Siieeley, .Siicriiiii'iir) first baHcinau.
who picked i, if a Join- bam- cloiil
I with one man on. The MenaoiiK
tteoreij aualli ti the Si -vol id und
fifth. Itiiderier: Itaehae and Koch
br: I'liti, Weailn-iby ;inl Warren.
Itallicd in the fdxth and seventh
dm imr which eleven i uiin were
Heored broiiKht another victory for
iHiKiitnii over the HouIm. Thurston
left the Aul mound after the vlc
Iouh poundiiifi of Acorn hutterhH
in tin- m I 1 h and wa.i rephiced by
t.tay who lasted only part of tho
seventh. Motnly f luilicd the' al
ready lost Katne. HatleriiH: Cniff
Inad and Lombard!: Thiir.it on,
Al;iy. Moudy and Sprinz.
Kllie i-vei-M KIV0 Ills flnet eX-
lilbitioii of the seaxon UKalnst Se
attle to win a to J'ltchlni?
aKuiiiNt the vei,.ian KdwardB. Nev
era allowed the tribe only four Ml
which were Hcattere.l. The In
dium runs rauie w hen they capital
ized on a pulr of walk. II,.- linone
starred i f u. ,at lor tin- IIcIIk
KeltiriK a bonier and drivliiir In '
the winning run with a lnle. Hiit
tcries: Ncv-ih and h'yphcr; Kd-wiu-iIm
and Hu-liu eke.
'--T V-.T.-' &$Z4 ?
fa :H-i,'";il
TUNNEY ORATES
FOR CELEBRITIES
Scores Knockout with In
telligentia at British
Dinner Party
Cross-Channel O; r
Swimmer Fails
T.OXOO.V, Aiiif. 3H. (AP) Laud
inil Gvtiv Ttninev'H bearing at hint
niKbt'8 dinner party wiven in bin
honor by Harry Preston, noted
Hritlwh wportHinnn, the KxpreHH re
fifin to the ex. champion uh "Tin
eiiibodiiupnt of lic-man decency."
j Ttinney Hcored one of tin Krcat
Ml knockouiM of IiIb life, the paper
Hyyn, by trracefully lud.notibintf
(w(th the litwrtiry cclebritb-K and
jOtber notubb-H attentlinK tho party.
J ' In a tou.st to the (fin-m of honor.
jljord Decied called (bni it "svat
intlemnn" nml hoped ho would
ha vo much hikccbh In '1iim chonen"
jtipld of lltet-aturc."
j Thp youiiK- Alniqiilx of .Clyden-
(dalc followed with a brief apeorh
itiid the ex-champion replied with
Krncpful pbrnKos of appreciation
j "I don't know why you make this
fitr-H over me." (lenp mild. ' Wluit
Is boxhiK? The ability to coordi-
criticjii
CAPE OKIZ NKZ. France. Auk.
30. ( AP) Alexander Hakker. of
Holhind, who started a croxM-chan-
ne h wiiii bint niBht. tia ve up t be
iTitteuipt -arly thi morninK- He en
lered the water about two hour
after Annie .1eysell, of Gcnimny
warleit. Hhe u forced to tpiit
after flvo Iniurt of fruit lean effort.
If Home men went ax they paid
It' would take them a lont? time to
jfet anywhen.
l'jft fuInH Ih the
liesx.
t-ft ri
H 'Hie .-u4 iiiii-l lrtf)
Natbtiat
Hattlntf llortwliy, Htav ,'.3-'.
HurtN J. W'aner, I 'irate, 121.
liuiiH baited In ottoiuley
CardM, 1 Oil.
I iitw 1. Warier. Pirnle. 1K7.
ioublen- p. Waner. Pirate. 44.
TripleHI. WaiiT. Pirate-. 17.
Hiiiiu i.t -WIImoii, Cubx, 3".
Htolcn ba.seK -Cuyler. 'ulw.
PltchiiiK Henton. (itanm.
1, lo.nt 5.
American
Hattin-f fiofflln, Kenatoi-K, ...'t.
Hitn Until. Yank.s. j:(S.
ItuiiH batted in--(;ehrlff. VankK.
Hits Mannh. Mrownx. 1 i
t'6.
w on
-loubbn -KhiRHtwul. Ht'il Hok, 3
I'rlptpn 4'oinbs, lank. 17. a
Homer It lit it. aliki. 48.
Ktob-n lutse .Moytil, While
Pllclitnr
lot 3.
So
-lloyt, Yank, won
' l.UhtnliiK kilted ,a bflrbcf l?t
South Ainericu a he wa Khavini
a man. TIioho w ho have llMUied
to imtfstent declaration that the
halt- "need a littlo watth. some
ionic ami a iitKc" uiow now that
ji ii ice occasionally takes th:u
handa tfo oif her c. ,
Just becauKe you're n prtinc you
j don't have to fall for a lot of p;
pleXiilU'e. '.,
Cftw Tunncy w;on tho prand prize In the baby parade ut AVild
wood, X. J the other diiy. Of cmirA th retired charnolm. w
perxon, but hi romance with pretty "Pollv" IjtuAw
the Inxpirutlon for tlm wlnulnir munt tn ti.A ......
photo you see Kiancex Hmlth, of iwlxtoii, Pu.hh the bride-to-be-John
Hieifold. Ilellefonte, n., an. Cene; Kleanor Chextmit of
PhiludeiphUi. us the winner of tietie'H lat match. Othfr popular
nnjinher of the ynuiiKcxt Keneration who puxed lu revfew alomr
.M.ni.iw.iiK were ine two lit I in if Kuanl below.
i.iuj mho urn iHiMKiiurn, oi Cleveland, O.,
carnival.
there in
furnlxhed
NIGHT FIGHTS
CHAMPION
A.MDiiic.w i,i:a;i i:
W. I.. l-,t.
N.'W Vork K4 4 I .1172
I ' lii In l 1 1 Ii i ii s 44 ,(,!,
HI. 1-OIIlM CK (III ,t,:)
WiifiiinKt'in .,,r.7 e:i .f,i
""li-mt r.7 7" '4 ;iit
I'lcvclniiil ....( 71 , 4 r,
ehlriiKo m; 711 .444 I
Huololl :.4f, iSr,2
1 XATIOVAI, l.i:,(;ri:
W. I.. lVt.
'oul 711 4S .tin
Ni'W York us ,f,r,7
I'hli'uKo .,7; f,r, ,r,n7
IlK'Inrnill 70 r.4 ! r. f .
1'IkjiIiuikIi 711 r, r, .r.iin
llrnoklyn mi U4 'Am
llonlnn , t ;(x 77 :I:,
1 li lln !.) )i in 34
A I'linill.kil.. r..,ii,.. I,,, ,.,.
pnlKM i'insi. us follows: "H;,,!
lOlhlll.;; hn ill imiIIiIiiu. K null,.
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When you have a
well tended savings
account in this hank
you have something
more put away for
a rainy day thai', an
umbrella !
Save at
U. S. National
Bank
Member Federal Iteerv
Hy.item
sir , . V
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iiv 'i iii; associ vn:i iiti:ss
LdN'jKj.V Johnny I lit), Scot
land, defl ate.) .Vew xboy Itrow n,
New York fir.); Johnny I'urley,
! KiiKland, beat Sammy Schiu k. I'n-
l iled HlUteK. foul ( 7,).
I DAYTON, )4l'0y Wallace Jn
dlauiipolU. defentcd Johnny Manon,
PittbnrKh ( 1
I WI-;ST NKW YOltK, N. J.,-Man
( .Mountain Krlck-jon, ,llnnrap-ili.H,
k'nocki-d out Krank Xavcta, Ne
wark ( 1).
I A YT N. Ky.!- Mike ) Mindee.
Hock Island. I Mh.. kmicked out I
Tony Kscn Ian I c.s. l.o Amrclc, (IU)J
Kred .Muhen. I .oh Anehx, won J
over Meyer (Irace. Chicago ( In),
Joe l.uca. Itetroll, defeated Itobby
llerniann, I.om A ll Wele.H Olio
Amb rnon, Tern Haute, won from j
l.on Lovelace. Terie Halite, (ilk
MONT It A I. Klenzer Itloux. !
K re n c h-Canadian hcavywetcht ,
knocked out Koun ro ltoja. Chile
nate mind and munch nt
moiruiit, that i nil.
I "Yet you receive me with all thi
acclaim. If. 1 had been a' wrcaf
'painter I would' ha. 'c been met by
it couple jof loiiK-huired men ami
ihort-halred wouien; had 1 been a
;famoiiH. literatetir my welcome
would have been left to poHterlty."
j llo denounced the "killer" type
'Bfl ft menace to boxInK". declaring
hft only joy to be obi. lined In
fight Ih by facing a man of phy.st
cal ami Intellectual efiuallly. '
j Notmif that Tunney's dinner
Jacket failed to hide his shoulder
muHclcH, the KxprexH w rfter'H firxt
im predion from the American'
nppearancc wit an he put It In
toduy'g edition: "Here wa a f
mountain puide who niiKht ro be
Koniethinir better, a man you would
trUHt your son to on a carnpinj?)
liollduy, a man you w ould trimt
your daughter to unywhere." I
fieiip'i xpeecU I dencrihed as a I
jtrlumph of sincerity that carried
all before It. The peaker Ih har- j
acterlzeil bh "an orutor to whom !
.word are muHic."
( "Here was a Hpeuker who lmd
.knocked the luntfuaKc cohl nml
lalmed a championship ovpr It
dend body," the writer ay:
' AiitonR- tne disttrifruiNhed men
. I'ffw nt at the dinner, perhaps thlr-
of nn almoMt Impenetrable forcnt. ty In nil. none had a chance after
McCarthy wild that the KaHolIno Tunney' t.-llinK remark, tho
tunk of tho plane which the two wrlhe continue, hut Arnold Ibn
men uoro flying front Huifulo to Htt. the novelixt, topped off the
New York 1111 apparently exploded, occasion with n Kiaceful touch.
.rccrthy wan one of neveral "A friend aked me to dinner."
Hcore of men -who hnd been comb- nid the famoiiH author, "but I told
Ink' tint wood Mince the wreckage him I wusirolnirto dine with Tun.
I from nu airplane yen- ney. 'You tiro a liar." the friend re
f j torted. 'You are lioaxtliiK."
I Ocne wore n iIi-chm holt whl.-ti Jilu
talloriT niMhed to a finish althoiiKh
lie wan meatmred for It the timt
lime only Tm-Hday. After the din
ner 1 in- truest attcmhid a cabaret
They're
the only" twhis in the
was iRhte
terday.
J OFF RE aging;
TOO WEAK -TO
GOTOFUNERAL'
I'AKIS. All. Si). '(Al' H..-:ni.
.M1usl1.il JpMouli J. -. Joffrf. illil
1101 fil l oinal to Hi., two nitre- walk
Involved In the fimi-rul loiluy i,r
IiIh war colli'iiKiii-. Mnmhiil l'ayolli'.
lli. ii. with n iiorlH ur nir nlurnilntt
initiiri. foifiiniiiiii: t he mate ()f IiIh
nrnllli. nit'Ni lniwever, iironipt
ly illxi-oilllti.,! by IV..i, of tile 77-ycnr-oll
vldui- of Oil .Miirnc
j ailViinceil uki. f
I Tin. Iioily uf Marli. Kinlln Fay
olle. first uf On- wivat wiii-'khIx iliar
KlialH tn ill... loiluy w.s plai iMl In u
rrynt ut the Invallilin eiMiietery
)leni .i velitually all the I'reni li
marshal ill he Kioiipril nrouml
the tonili of Napoleon.
Mild enougk for anybody
and yet they Satisfy1
T0 blend tobaccos is one thing . . . but
JL to blend and cross-blend tobaccos so
as to give both mildness and taste is tbe
Chesterfield way!
Mix. I In
. nf I...H An-
l!i'le, l. l 1'iiK il .MIk Vll ullilil
AVIIfion. of t'liiriiKo. Aui;. IS In
rhli-nuti tn win fur Oie Ht'vniiit
r.insecnlive lime the women'
western open Bnf elm m pi.m-shlp.
"The tiini'Hlitil Iiiin leil n very ne
1 1.... nr.. i...,i...ii 1
II1V l'IUV,..n ... ..U ii.uk .ervice 111
l.-iu ',- . , ," " '". :l'lf troplen In .Mu.liiifnscar, but lie
VI '.t" n h";"1""1 ' r il,k- " o..raK.., ,, uneonrer,,.,!
oj-oiK,.. p.h .vinineH. (. . ,.v.. ,,, ,,(ihry. )i)n ro;;n;
(.r aiibi-de-canip to the associated
Mangled Ilodies Of i . ' Joff,. n, . .,..
Lost Aviators Found r."r "v",al "'iu mi ut mi
''" j.lune there were rumors that tie
wan III n prtearlous rondltlon. ilut I
A hit. :l(i. AI) I"'' Ims been able in turn-a few niln
.M. Merrill iin.l of exerelse .hilly, altholiRh he
.von- iniiini o- 't-PvnilH most of Ills tlmn In Ills'
1 'art by eor.l- looms. , I
rail from I'nn.l . Nn Ittitneillnte npnrehenslon Is
sabl to have 1 felt by Ills rinse fi b n.ln' bin ibv
plane rrash. aelsnow ertK- that thf old. warrior '
ruteil about ami hint nt in.- l.rn..i. '
Kl 111IIM from .Mllloi.l In II,,. heart slowly weakeillliK under burdens of
- Chesterfields satisfy. They have a full,
rich, rounded-out taste that makes a merely'
mild cigarette taste flat by comparison.
They're mild . . . and yet . . . they satisfy.
M 1 1 .1 'O It I . l'n..
The bodies of M
Kdwln .M. Ilniine w.
,lay by Arthur Mri'
; inw tn 11 tetephnne e
I I'.'ddy. They wen-
1 11 llllinflled by th
The ImmII. n ere
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33x4 15.90
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34x Ji 21.45
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32x41. .
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30x3 Ex. size
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Balloon
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Balloons
20x4.10 1 6.30
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AH other sizes priced proportionately low
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