La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 25, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textj ,. Tlursday,'Api:il25,1.929-. ?IKSIONSLOSE . LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE ! AGAIN TO ANGELS Kfi in TT T inn Tarn a "its ' finnS" ' - .wwiua iii tvy . t In The Senior Circuit Today I Indians' Outfielders All Bat Left Handed .Portland Makes It Two . Straight over Seattle . With Easy Win v. ' ? -. Itije nludgeoneers ruined bus ull over tlit- tour Coast Icaguo lots yeity : tcrdaj. Ieuvh;g the Han Hraneisco Mission 1U(1h. liarU tut to main tain tludr poiUlon hi (lie- van of the rare for the 129 gonfalon, ""-"j The iteds, who hnvo held the lead for nearly the last two. weeks, vero deft-atcd by l,o Angeles i 2 to ti, and tin most potent f:u'tm " wuH th:i,t I ho Angels pounded I'it .Ii'Up,' Mt:Quuii and Knott from pil lar to pout for a total of Jo hlU, -mid kcoi I on inotti of them, " - Wulsh of the Angel managed m lo ftqurzp through a Pier ill lowing nine hits 'and walking HcVcn. Led by Itoy Carlyle, tin Itlrm tiiMrhn ni flash, Hit Oaks slugged their way to u 10 to (I victory over the Renators at Kmeryvllle, tlelug '- the Mei-ics one ami one. Carlyl starred throughout the pinu, hunt- . .. Irijr i a home run, two tilples and - Ilntvn tii ill t h llm son In won from the Hollywood Slum in to a. Yoimic .'"is reason ho Is retiring and will einnn Homes pawed liix way -m nettle down with Princess Pat. one Same ly hiirllnB one of tbo nlf- of Pctg. with whom he. -is tiest games or the season. Tin- Seals shown above. Princess Pat is to rapped out 16 hits, while Homes, have special case with modern . hold ' -.lnlr southern rivals lo uj comforts in the rear of, the Nelson .'measly rive. -Ills frond work was ' ' ' ' .. rcquitlleil only., in part' by Frank J my v j . I'rosetli, who pounded out four Mis KOll A PPl ICCttlOfl . : -Id five trips. ineludiHK two homers! : lloniofi fill 1 'f C 'and two doubles for.it total of 12 j WIllVU Uy I. Kj , l. liases. - : , - v ' . Portland won from Seattle i to I. WAHIUNOTOX.; Apr. Si (Al') 2. and It was easy. HIk l.en Hoy. An npplliratlon of the W ostein l'a i - SKA Son Fianclafn Hurra It'll too dannernus," suvr Hert Nelson, San Kranctsco animal Hy llio AxsoelilKHl lre Another duel tjetwo(n the Culm I and the (llanta is In the makiiiK. llt'iole HhmVawii of the baseball past, like Chance and Matty, urge the bnlile-llm s of ISii on lo coin-' hat like thut which inavked Na tional It'OKue campaigns from UHt throuKh litis. Thiit period Kttw the rise and fall of the peerless U-uder, hut the Little Napoleon re- j malm-d In the.flKht to wiiness the. I'ciit'wat of rlvulry wlih ChirnKO. ( ' The Oiunts climbed to the top of the heap by executing a smnrt about-far ujfahiKt the ChllUej at the l'olo Ki'uundH yenterday us the Itravoa boRKed down from their first week spurt and permitted tho Robins to tuUe a second decision in Hatbiish 5 to'. Tho Cubs deployed along- the ritbiljurxh front. The powerful hat or Itogei-H Hornsby was spiked by the splttcr of ilurleiKh (IrtmcH. Tho Pirn tea - hammered Charley trainer who has trouped over the t 11001 ulul 'y Mimtrncvi the win- country for years with circuses i mnK rmv rrom Urlyn Home in and vaudviUn shows meaniuff, I Vu' lhi,',w'mh to triumph hy & to of restaurant cooking to his diKn lion. Nelson explains that -for Mahafffy had his fast plil rtilllntf ktc iiallroad company for author- liirnt the ji'dskin Imlsnieti so briskly Ky to purchase for $lnO,0(0 the i that they ni'er had a chance. 1'n- short line of the Culmr Itelf Hall- til he had.u four-run lead, not an way in tmkland, Cal., was denied j linllmt I'unnvr reached second basr. today by the InteiVtate commerce Jim Kersey pht the frame away Conimissloii. -. . V with two ont 111 tne mini when hi.i! At the same time the eomniis-lioiiie-run drive into the left field sic.ii held oen for further consiiler Bland scored 'Cronln and H.llis Iltfnn lh(t pr(((OHa, f the.West.rn (ahead,of him. - - ', ....'rtf f hniid v,inri m ,tr .iinA TmM h across the Tidal Canal ut Onklimd hendl'oremost near second to clutch to connect with the Alameda Hell I J.uke Sewell s . tuntuUfccr. Itiiltway, and will allow further --won hy 7 to C,' , presentation 'of evidence on ther j itin frced the postponement of subject. Sale nf the Tnlon Itelt of ' the Hrown-Whlto Sox Rome which Oakland to the ,Wetern Pacific. t WUs to have opened the American was opposed by the Southern lwe-.l league seiison'In Chleuiro. flc system. . 3lurlerr'H How .The Yankees rocked the Amerl can league front with a blast which t Klutttered Charlie Huffing and the Hrd Hox by I to 3, The barnigo consisted of sixteen hlta, of which Ha be Ruth's portion watt just ono single, and Walie Hoyt breeaed to ' his second triumph. ! The Athletics were effective with i their 'eleven shots at Kred Mar-j borry mid Lloyd Mrown, who suc cumbed with the Senatoi-s at Slilbe , . park hy 'J to 14. The Athletic at- . tack was capped by a home - run I by Jimmy lox with one aboard I In ihe fourth. Al S'lp'imons. In lib first appearance of the season, tripled with two on fust ahead of ioxx. . Sam It ice Saves Day At-Detroit, ao.000 funs at the ' home opening of the TI;ein saw I Sam Hice save the llengals hy a spectacular sliding catch In the; 1 nhilh.' Two Cleveland runners were on base as It ice sprawled 1 u.a (" -i 2cJ 1 s"i 1 irawiiA 1 : uvoguc i: j ; Standings - J i . - ! PROMISE SI ANT "i JUST ESCAPES SEVERE INJURY l-ui'lfk- tYaist Ieaiui HuimHinck ' , . ' W. I.. I'ct, Mission .....! 9 oa Anm-los .,. U 11 Hun bVanclsoo ....lo 13 Haerauiento ...ltl 14 Oukland , 1 1 I I'ortlnnd , ...u 111 I Hollywood " , 10 IS Sinttl t 19 Xmiminl lntitu NtandlncM .841) .S1 ,6S I'.S " , Br lln, IWllw Csrprr (Ohaener r'orrespoiidrnt) ' I'ltO.MlKK. Ore. Kpeelnl) Fred Trump nnrrowljf" esraped serious Injury recently when imsslnjr ih skldder on his way to Mnxleld (in anchor cahlo cm rim loose and ns he wsnt unilcp It la nirnik lilm '"'on the heud, frixhtrnlnir his Hot horses. Luckily tho horses lonped. 'Suvluir Mr. Trump from Iwlnu hit New York .... Hoston flllCQKO ........ Hi. I.ouls 1-hlludelphiii I'ltlshurK t'lnclunail .... llrooklyn AnSTlcSll lMjIH RiuihIIoks . 1 CE. utrnlfi llir the swllllflnff nnhln Au II ' I .7G0 wnshe waaonlysllirhtly scratclii.il and bruised. ' . . Orvnn and Ivan t.-nrper visited Wednesday with their hruther llulph who Is herdlnx sheep In the Wullupl canyon. Kd Carper returned home Mon day from Wallowa where he had ...... .J 4 4 ..:..-. .s .600 .071, .671 .100 .too Phllndelphla .... Hi. Louis New York t'lcveland 1 lei roll Itoston 4 6 t - 4 4 York, '.If there's anything: in i'Jnht handed pltehlim helm: cay fur lel't hamlt-il hatters, fleveland shotllil prosper this year. ; The Indhuis have four smith. :iw li:iitci-s to tn-nd a;ailnl American IcaKUe pitch- Im;, which is (Ml per cent rlKht hantled., 'i Form I Pointers The poultry situation today Is Kreatly Improved over thai of h follow: At Los Aniseles It. 11. K. H:m KtaiiclHco , la III u Hollywood 6 4 ' lluttcrles: (fotries and.Kehmldt; llollcrson. lurtiy. Kinney iiiul llassier. Hypiier. . yenr itjro. when a Kenernl tieprcs siou was felt in alt lines of poult ry work, uccorillnir to observations of the experiment' station. Iteporls Detroit """"" ni"' i' "i iiiiini- i hiKliest in the older ami lowest in erles IhioiiKhout the stnte ludirnta: ,,, ,u.Wei- farininir sections. Tho a siiKiit increase in tne numner or . .iirfeience Is due ln. uelv to'soil in- . fecllolt of the other sections, tie- colleKe station and the Oregon sldernhle loss of hutterfat Is n welt county nue ins' Is lielnK planned for Known rnrt, yet too nrten tho Indl Tests .with horax. sodl.m. .. thai his own chlorate, calcium rhlnmle and' . .. . . , some olher materials will he mode ; "nchlno is ull rOfht. . Often tho to determine their efrccts on per- J farmer wit h only a fi'W cows feelt i ennlal weeds. Trials on each ofi,!mt ,uall production does, not I the more Important perennials. In ai mnl a uood sepniiilor hcenuso most of the counties throughout' the loss from a small herd would the slate, will he made this sum- necessarily ho biiuiII. The fact Is miT. N - j that the 'smaller tho production, - -f. ' . .the leis a farmer enn afford loss through inefficient imthoils. snys Hie Oi-eKon experiment station. Washington 3 t-hleuKO t IVxUy's Hrlioduta National Iukuo: I'hllndelphla at - New threatening, 8:16 n. in.';' . ChlrnKo ut PltlshurRli. rain, J p. in. .' . -it. . Hosion nt llrooklyn.' threatening, S:Jo p. m. - I'lneinnatl at Ht. Louis, partly cloudy, i p. in. : -,. . American League: .. : ciovlitnd at Detroit, rain, I p. m. New York ut Itoston, cloudy, 3 P. in. Washington ut Philadelphia, cloudy. J:S0 p. m. . Ht. Louis ni t'hlciiKO. clear, 3 p m. i The mortality amomr Ore poultry flocks is nearly always j fowls Jcept duiiuK the coiuIuk year. 11. It. H. 2 C1KNKVA, 111., April (Al')- At. Portland . Ki.ntll,,. I'ortlnnd ' !... fi ItT .1 f,n,"d Jurors InvestlKatinK the dry Itattei'les: Oraluun and llorrcanl, t'o.;. Ihihaffey nnd Itefto. Bob Kruse Beats Billy Edwards An eittenslve weed control cam- palRn . In . the nature of riemnn- lleves tile expelimenl station. Cotlars and ruffs used on slitiplo frocks us a distinctive irlmminK ' feature may lie made of orKandle, KuorKutlc, Voile, linen or rihhou. tiiack n:i7T AVtK.l,M:n (lOI.I) 11KAC1I, Ore., Apr, 25 (AP) Lack of mnterlul, toKether w ith ndverse sprlnif weather which has prevented Imlnlmr of athletes, will probably prevent hohllnir of the annual furry county track and flold meet this yenr. t Lute rains have prevented trnok practice hy the hhrh school trains In Coos county until this time.', . W I. Pel t two teeth extracted, lie Is eonse- 467 quentiy vuiiertnff eonsiiierumy rrom less;"- .400 I Mls Marie Kalsey was 111 Tuos .671 (dny and Mrs. ftellu Poulson taught .444 lllverslde school. 400 1 Itaymond Wortman has rerov- .333 ered sufficiently for his father to return to his brother s sheep camp In the Wallupl fanyon, , Mrs. I.ona Carper nnd Mrs. Ber tha Curpcr were nt Mnxvtlle Tues day. . ' Mr and Mrs. W. W. Carper were vlsltlnir at Leo Ken worthy's Hun day. . The mud Is drylnir rapidly end people are out with their oars attain. Mr. l-'lsher Is comlnij throuKh with his car now. I. 8. Menonnld and son. Alvln. visited Italplt Curper flunday and hrouKht two orphan lambs home with them. Charles Kenworthy, who lias hern quite III for some time, Is nhle to lie out niraln. He visited his duUKhter, Mrs. Hazel Oerrett, the lust of the week. V. Q. Potter .was up from the river tiiinday attending; Sunday school and took dinner nt C. P. Carper's. ' Mrs. Nellie Fleshman and fam ily visited Hunduy at P. K. (ay helt's. ' Lee Pmlth went to Powwnrka Monday .. to assess tho taxpayers there.' ...... 1 Ho Powes Is (rolnir to Great Hrl- Thnt defecllvc crenln separators are frequently the Monroe of eon- Ulcht Civil War rnnnonhalls. wviKblnic KM) pounds. each, were stolen nt lllddeford, Me., the other .tain as amhuasndor. We hope the 'I'lie best effect Is obtained warn day. The editor siiKKests police J rules of the Court of Ht. James im ihey eiiutinst In texture with ha find nut who has recently nought not anything like those of tho imierlul of the ilress. saxophones. - Trilled Htntes sennte. ' .C A Oakland It. II. K," Hacramento - 6 M I Oakland , in 17 2 '.l HalU'iies: Kun:, (loulil, li'iellas KherlffH, who mid Severeld; Ii.'ikIim. Dumnvlch raid, and others connected Mind H'.n-ns. nil. I hi which Mrs. Lillian l)e Klnn was shot lis ilealh. last month hy u tleptity sheriff heard their lust wit-i. -' ' ness and boitan ballotluB '.on true j . T'OltTLANI), Ore., Apr. 25 bills today. - . . . , , j (Al) llob Kruse. Portland hcavy- welicbt wrestler, pinned 'Hilly Kd wnrds, Kansas (ity, , two .out ot three falls here last nii;ht,. .Tho. first fall went to Kdwarils In l:l 1'osiblt?. IndietmentH of deputy : with At San' Krunolseo os Angeles i..e eve, leao.nH i .lie searcn oi ni(nul(,Hi V wvmuiH wilh iX wvioH .the Do King home are expected to ' 0f headlocks; Krnse cnnie i...ek hp reuirneu - .Moixiliy. It. 11. K. 12 15' 0 (I !1 1 Walsh ami warren; l'ib-tie, Mr- PJin,t always be. si, id .thai tbc. fair I ;tutild, Knott nnd Baldwin. and tossed Kdwnrds for the sec- : nnd fall In 15 minutes, tt 1 sectinilsi The brnve deserve the fall-bnt It -iWiih a, flvluKwitisi Im-U-,iinl..tjiik.' ine iniiii in i iniiiuies, iz He-oniiH deserve the brave. I with1 a- double toe hold. i . After all?s said and done, the pi easure yoti get In smoking is what counts t o hnn ...THE OiVZKONE THIS General Elee. Iric Jlte only refrtgeraKr built en-, tirely if ateff! TUiuk" wliat lhat means! It is sturdy and durable be yond anything that you ever believed a refriger ator could be. This email-family model . freezes a generous supply of ice . . . and in a shorter time. One tray freezes in two hours, both trays in four.' It uses less current because the cabinet is so efficient that cold dors not leak out and heat does not creep in. 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