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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, lyV GRANDE, ORE,
Monday, April lo, 4)
few
Sport
Sweaters
- $3.95 to $10
sssssi r' bbbbm
HILL'S"
rDependable Dependable
Quality. Values.
ANGELS OUT IN
FRONT ON COAST
wild pitch by lloehler, went to
third on an Infield hit, and xlld
anfely when Kenton threw Webb's j
Krounder home too late.
Yeaterduy's const league rfwultii f
follow: ' J
' I Portland-Hollywood, pontponed
' wet grounds, i
Two Victories Over Oak-i'"; oki.kh-
. , , , I'irctt Game: II. H. K.
land benClS em Up, run- Oakland & 7 l' Hhootlng In poor weather con.
land Ifllr SundflV Angeles f 1 1 dlttoiia. members of tho l.a Orunde
laim iuic J ' Hat'crles: Dnglls, McKvers uml Oiln club lost three matches in the
' jlliirns; Walah. Miller and Hannah. Orogonlun telegraphic trapshoot
Puilfli' Coast l-cuuuo Klamlliig I ,; : ... , i yesterday morning ut l.oni' Tree.
Local Shooters
Drop 3 Matches
In State Event
MAJOR LEAGUES
START TUESDAY
I horizon and rhtlllnjr Interest, the
! American leasue tomorrow launch-
Ion what promlKcH 10 he Jusit an-1
Armand Emanuel
To Meet Hiidkms
In Los Angeles
i
Babe Accepts For
j.j j His Yankee Mates
j NEW YOKK, April If (AIM
A challenge by the' New York
I C Win in hH hren taken up with ul
iieiiiy by llube Uuth on behalf of
the New York YaiiU.
'IciilhcrH of the I.oviil CHltlltH
I uMitrH tfitve u dinner to John Mc
Ci'.nv. manager of- the Olautn, ul
tin- Hlltinorc I tint nbfht. Hpeakcrs
Insisted I hut the (Hants would win
(ho National, Iciijtue pennant -and
j, --hiillrntfed iho Yankees for thit
world's title. The radio rarrlrd
forth the challenge, ...
A few minute luter, the tele-
a phone In the, banquet hall runs;.
I 1 in I m lliitlt wan on the other end
I with thla rnesrtnK: ,.,.
j . . "1 have heard you on the ruillo
f . mid In rpftitrdH to -thai, chulhiiiK
1 Hip Yanks accept with pleasure." ,
J.oa Angeles
Mlwlon ....
Han KruncfHCo
Portland
Oukh.nd ...
Hitcrnmonto
Hollywood
Seattle ....
W,
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10 11
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TL Nrnn.l fnmn . It 11 li. The local HCOrC umm US. muiln hv
,T I Oukland , 4 8, 0 the followIiiK; Floyd l,unninir. 24;
-Oil J.oa Aiik'Ip 6 a 2 'IVnry ItolllHter, VI, and Nate wel
.GTiO (7 inntiiKM by utfrf.oinHnt.) fcl,.'J2t
,029 j Hftttrh.M: rrahwid, Hoehfc'r and " Th thro oTulm Hhootlnff aval nut
.ft0 Itcad: UoIntim and HanherK. H.u (Irnndc iirorod aa follnwH: Kla-
other ono-fcldcd chaniplonnhlp race.
Sit In KlKht
Three yearn nnnltfht and six
time In elKht years have Hahe
Four Teams Giveli Chance lhr wy to th ampionhip.
I American leaK" oliiciuih unn rival
club owners and manaKra, who ad-
mil thf-y unn llie hox offKH recelnt. Alll) h he ,.,, le b.
, are hit ..ary of lliia prolong-.! u.tnfu , a kn0(.KO.it at the hands
Yank. donilnutlon. dlH.ute the , of a nllwkwelgi. Armand Kman--Mlierta"
by preillrtln- a tllfht rare U(., ul Hlln ,..rilll(.w.0 hnlriBt,.r.
iroin Hie III Wl Clarion mil 01 p.ay , ,,, ,,,iht airnin will try eon.
elUMiona with another flBhtor of
010 fUDNITUDL
in National; Yanks P'av-
ored in Amencan
Victor Ci. Sldler - 1
(Aaoelated I'rew 8iorl Writer)
I.UH ANCiKI.KS.'Aprll IS (! )-
.470
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Warrne.
AT KKA'm.K , .
Klrai Oaine: n. M. R.
MfKMlona 7 S i
Houttle ....!. .- 2 II 4
Halterlea: Kratiai' and Iroffman:
lly 1I111 Ai'1aiel 1'reM I
Th I'iK'Ifle I'oiiHl li liifiio alrllif. J
Kio for the 1020 pennant iiHanmcd
u)iiiot the ehuraeter of u neck and roluril and Htelneke,
neek race yiHierday. when tho re-
Miilia. . or ihree titrllllnir Ramea Heeond Oaine I'oatponed; v
Kroiliied the I. Anifelea Angela, ifroimda.
the .Mlxalon Itedn and th Hon .
Kiaiielaco Kilila in flrnt, aeeond uml AT HAN KIlANIMHcn
plane nwpnetlvely. I Moi iilnx (lame; ' - n. II.
idiin at I'm 1 In nil caimed poal- Hun Kmiielaeo , 1:1 I a
iiialh I'VIIn 75, Haleni 7 and Moni
tor 74. - , . .
The three loaaea deflnitey pilta
Lit (Irande Into the aecond dlvlaion.
Ileefore the nhoiit Hmiday thc lo
cal clilh, will) a pereenlave of .421,
waa tied for i:ith place. 'J'heatand
IliK In the ic rccntiiKo column N
now nine wlna, . 15 loaaea. for a
mark of .375.
The final ahoot will lie field next
Htlndny. -
lly 'Herbert W. liarkw i
( AaKOeiiiti'd Preaa Hporta Writer)
Ni:W YOltK. April 16 (AT) hall" tomorrow to the luat game In
The National leauue atarta a flfrht Octolier. It la gem-rally to Phlla
tomorrow that wont" be decided one dolphin, the team that lava the
way or unother for alx tnonttla or ( Yankees a acare luat year; St.
an. Some crltlca contend Hint the : l.oula, a vomhlnutlon of fair hit.
IMS pennant won't be clinched I time Hinininh and great defensive
definllely much before tho cloalni; i power; Wal)liiKton. a great offen
day of the aeaaon, Oct. 0. . alve' teinn with Walter Johnson ut
In a league us well-balanced as iim helm, and Detroit, with several
heuvy hitters and the brain of
liiick Harris, that they look for j
breaket-a in New York's pennunt j
surge. 1 he other entries l hlcu
l.li,.- ,..,.1 u..ui.,-- i.,..,li,.. iieill tne nan
..inn. ni-e nol exneeted to .., not be repeated.
much trouble.
0 III
lioneiiK-nt of the games scheduled ! Huerainefito
for the llciiverH anil the Hollywood , llniterles: (II. an uml Heed; Vln
Hiars. . rip- uml Hi verelrt. . , j
The Heals gave the runa some-j . , . ,' :
thing to write honiir uhout when Afternoon Clnme - II. II. K. '.
lin y ciipiured both games In the) . Hucriimentn- - 3 1 r l
fore and afternoon, defeating Han. Hnn -I'Tiinclaro .-.... cut
Name Reynolds,
Maple All-Time
O.S.C. Quarters
riimenlo's Henalora' seven slrulght I llnllerl' s;i Keating and Hevereld:
gunies In a week. In tho morning Mulls nnd Hchinldt.
Iruy, tho Heals hammered Lefty i
Vlnel ror in lilts, and u 1.1 In 0 DPTP fi AVI179I
unlkuuiiv. . The second contest M-iis " M fX T U titJt
II 5 lo 3 rlllisll, with Mulls Olllpllch
lug Keating. . '
lliilx Win inme
At Heattle the Hun Pninrlsro
Mission Heds won u game from tho
Indiana 7 to J. Another scheduled
battle was postponed due to the.
wet conillttnn of Din grounds. The.
SHOWS WAY TO
MA 11 A THONERS
April
('harlea Tl. Iteynotda, former
coach of ai (i ni rule Hlu-h nchool.
and ut prcHcnt one of the leading
MnMiirancc men of tlila city, Kiilncd
coiiHlderalilo. fame during bin col
' le( daya ni O. A. when be waa
iliiurterburk on the AkkI" vniidty.
, In Knnday'N OreKun. a atory from
' f'orvnllla oontnlned- uti-thne foot-
)6 ball tteamx picked by O. 'A. . Krad-
the National, expertH forecaMt the
cvcntiinl icnult only ut their own
rink, MoMt of them have contended
IhempelveM with ntutlnK thut four
cluI'M the New York Cllnnta, (hl
cjiko CubH, St. I.oufH (ardlnala, and -:
I'ltiKbiir? I'IrateH aro the out
fltandintc contender, no cluxely ;
Inatched tlnu no one of thein can '
be selected ait n' favorite. 'I'hla I
rimiilet In ulniOMt unablinoiiHly !
plclied to Ui lie the flt-Ht four place. '
IHfrereneeH of opinion creep In '
when un attempt la made to predict.
In what order they'll flithth.
.luiitH, Cub Mnureil
wi me lour, uir vmhijih an i un fhft ril.ut nrn(.f(.i whine
have received the iiiOHt nreneuHon ! to (n( rrpili(i(int K, R rtarnurd of
mipport. John McOraw. a ilrlv nir ,nn Amrl(.un ,rtlHUO wJ all(.n4, thc.
leader of men, baa a well-rounded j contMt -riy" drove probably
team of (Hunt with Kood pitching ' vj K,.t jtl j u )t.pit pitching u
and u powerfu lattack. Second bane . Klnninr nl.nOHO(i to th vot-
that chum Ace Hudkln. tow-haired
Nebrakn "wild cat.'! They Will
meet at Wrltfley Field. ;
Kmanuel laHt year entered a
Han Frunelaco rlnK with Mickey
Walker. kliiR of the mlddlewelKhl.
only to be toppled Into knockout
oblivlan by the ruKifed flm of the
chamidon in twy ro mulct. .In to
night's scheduled (en round out
door match with Hudkin. eon
Hurge. me oiner enirie emeu- ( . .. . , ,
go's weak hilling, errullc fielding "hlered Ihe lending eonteiider for
White Sox. Cleveland's luysteriou.. Walker's crown. Kmanuel Is confl
. .. ..... ., ' ilt. ut tht Hnn Ki-iinclKCO debacle will
expect.
While Hud4tlnK will , concede I
llcmvci- to Stan (Iiimn Kmanuel 1 'i pound in weiKbt, that
The piece reHitance of tonior- 1 1 oxnectetl not to liundlcap him a .
. row 'a foiir-Kunie menu will be the 'much a half a wcore pound of j
clnh between J'hiladelphlu and j e.cenn weight h 1 forced to carry .
: WiinhinKton at the capital. Pre!- j In onler to fiK'ht the Sun' KranclH- i
j dent Herbert Hoover Is expected ( can. . Normally - a 1 fiI-pounder.
to Htart noHiiimeH. ny uimnmK oui : MuuKin will ne forced io wcikh ;
In at -2 o'clock thl afternoon at,
16G pound even,va .' pounduKe he j
will ' make, muny believe r at the
expetiKc of peid. - Kmanuel 1 con- '
tructed to make 178 pounds.
Kninnuel wiih fi jfenerulKt to S
- We ulll allow ' you llu' '
givuti'Kt iiiiMslblo. aiiiuuiit on
your old fiiriilliirci ami applv
II tiK- luirt pnyiiH'iil on new. '
U'l us huve mil' Uiii'alMi
cull mi nil. .
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Knstern Oregon's Ijirgest
- Homo-I'Mirnlshers -
favorite to hull the rushes of the
"wildcat" w ith his jabhlng ; left
hand, und tuku the decision. ;
erun; J'Had Sam" Jones.
I'Ol.rMHI'H. Ohio.
(AI-) c. f. I'yle'a pavement Kl1 Allworth, 'IS. now ulum-
pouiwlers were free to -continue ni seeretnry or the college nnd n
. ...... , . melnhee Of Hie Di-ntiirn ..Inven llnil
XZJZ. Wnl'rZZZ .H. . Mle.m Agg,es;
of uttuehment held In . Columbus """ ". .nuiie nnu
three uulninolilles and- a van with 'Khrl'n' Hcynolda us quiirlerbaeks
much of the nrilHilo (nlent or ihe on his ull.siai' tenm.
aide shows, ' while 'tlin pronioier
may prove to lie Ilia (Hums' Undo:
lug unless Andy 'Ko.kc or Andy
. oii. n come tnrougn. .. President Hoover has found n
With Joe McCarthy ut the helm , ,,, . , mhlng plllP,.8 Marj-:
nnd Itogera lloi nsl.y. Icugue batting J ,.,,, ,, Virginia. Looks irs If the
champion, lit second base, the Cubs rnm(.n,m(n ur(. BmK lo get In a
Hie itioKiiiK lor iitt'ir nisi peiiiuiiK
Women drlvei-s had 1 .273 nccl
denls last year In (ii'and Itapiils,
Mli li., but mi n figured In H.Hil.
i -. HHOT TO niCATH
' riAHTON, I'll.. Apr. 16 (A.P)
John R, Crawford, head of the de
partment of Lnlln uml Oreek and
librarian nf I jifnyi-lle college, was
found dead In his office today from
a bullet wound In Ills head.
runs mi 1 1 1 the ninth Inning, when
Hiierlqek hit for the circuit - with
Hurruon, - Hut long before that,
,'fmir jmiian errors iiu.i given tni . .,d . ho... , K.hllJ ., m,iV" .Mr. Heynolds was one of the out
ite.ls five runs und the game, , ,,....., ' slundlng stara of the inia Aggie
Los Angeles look hoih ends of a . " iimmi rn,i., 'eleven
double header from Oakland to ' Wierlffa deputies kept unwaver- ! ' ;
n and 5 in 4. and strengthened Its "ig eyes on the I'yle Impedimenta
position nl the heud of the leugue '" Interests of the Chhrvrolct ?,., tlonig,a It 0
ihn. r.,e in ihe season. The An.i'Mlor for company of New York. MJKIllVS lie
think they lire going to get It. Much
depends' upon whether Charlie
Hoot, crack right-hamler, can per
forin us he did In 1 327.'
1 little more angling this summer.
1
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Itv I'aiil II. Mlckclson
(Associated Press Hports Writer)
CIIICAOO, April 10 (AP) With
the Yankee menace still casting Its
bulky shadow across the pennant
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XHW YOltK, Apr. 15 (AP) Or.
. Mehfilns Murray Duller, president
of Columbia university, underwent
mi operation for gall stones ul the
Presbyterian hospital Ihls morning
und his condition was afterwards
' iliiscrthMl aa "excellent." -
Qulncy, Mass., claims an unusual
enl. Kunlce takes a dully swim In
Ihe pool of the Y. M. C. A. where
she functions as mascot.
The Angels
won Ihe week's series 11 gntneH out The runners hud it fdrty mile gal-'
in i, nip to npriiigueiti, wun uu tiuurii .
Angolt Win Twlm , menta about them whatever hut i
In Ihe ninth Inning, Angle Walsh their bunions. Pete' Cluvuxxl. of; NKW YOH1C. April 15 (AP) A
weakened, nnd the Oaks threaten- Houlhnmpion, England, niw nt the report that Hiibe Itulh wns to bo
ed to wipe out Ihe lend Los Angeles head of the puck. . He finished flmt iiiui'rlod lodny lo Mrs. Claire llodg
estuhllahrd off Pet Dnglln, hut . with lid Gardner, Hrattln negro, In son, former folllea girl, today
ItiiHH Miller sleiiped Into tho breach ' the 54-mlle run from- Zunesvllle caused widespread Interest among
with two on and none out to check I liero yeslorduy ' and retulned his. the bull player's friends und ad-
nn
the rally. Wulter llerger of the lead In elupaed time.
Angels, John Vergx, und lluxi Ar-1 , - - v " 1
letto of the Onlts, garnered homo . '.,.' , ,,.,',
runs In the first game. .AIIMI TS t Itllr,
The nlghlciiiiper sniv the1 lead OAKI.ANIi, Oil., Apr. 15
shift in three successive rnllles. H"d Murray. 17-year-old
CAP)
mlrers, but llmh himself, denied
the rumor.
Questioned ' at Kbliels Held,
where the Yankees played Sunday,
Ituih siild.."lf Till getting muri-tcd
it s news lo me, . Hut every nun
rallies.
Willi the Angels rupturing the gumo boy. ailmltlcd he-was the ulliickcr .knows more about my life than I
III Hie home hair of Ihe last. jf two young-women here, police do myseir. No. I'm not getting innr.
Htats brought In the winning run said, lie has been sought for rled tomorrow or any other time
when ho singled, look second on a Weeks, . - .' thai 1 know or." . M
about the Super Sixes . . . !
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Two fivnt motortti neiwiay can, thrsit, remy to give brilliant, long svrvico :
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...how docs hard carhon affect
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Wn.iii'.u cninprettion I It enmo
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newer cars willi mure i-.-oiunny, lunger
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juiwer titilicuril iif in iatsrii(vr earn it
fisw ynur, liui k. (
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nr "iUly till iluy lunis" nn c.ir tuiil.l
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t'iiiii(ireeiuii motors wuru ilcVfloi'il. '
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