La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 10, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, May, 10, 1929 HAGEN FIRST IN BRITISH TOURNEY American Pro Wins Cov : eted Title for Fourth Time Scores is 292. MIT1KPIKM). Sent,. , MnV.v ,10 .(At)-- Walter Himi'ii . 1oiiy.- won the open Kitlt cIuiiujlonltln or (Jrciit Killaln for the. f oni tli time with a acore or 2J2 v (op tho.7J holer champloiiKhJp play. Ah tho champion reached the homo hole u 11 li a wore of 76 for tho final round. hi second 7ft on it day of hitfh acorjnjf -hy- JiIm fellow, (ho cniw't irn-rtHl lilinin thn re peating champion In Mp1le"nf the rm-t Unit homic of (lie creiim of the Kolffnff tvttWrtiUj.kV.-ty-i Htlll to he )tin from, v V - . Am ivporlK fimu1 hi rnrni tin pro ri'i'nh of tho few Alio rouhl over haul hi tii by fl irnlflnir miracle It 1 wa een that (here. WiiH no rluineo for lilm to (iwt.? ' ' Mrt4R.Orii fusion . , ' 1 For a tin i" afiMtbe champion. finiKhcd there,' vtuHnotno confusion uvor hi neon, tr iuenilun of doubt firixlllff HH 10 Whether ttlM total . should ho or 293. it had been .reported that hia latir moved an ho ., ikIJicnm'iI it on Iho'lMrd hole of - hla JiiHt round and a penalty at n ike . 'Wiiji tentatively added, latir It, wan officially uunounct- d that tho championship committee found no evident, that the 'hall had moved, ho li Ik final round w.'i aeored 7& lor u Km nil total of 2!'-', the Kama 1 Kcoro hy which ho won thu title, j liiHt your at Hundwfrh. j .' Only Johnny Kaijrf jl, and Io lKd had an outside, c ha tiro to ! jcuich Hancn uh he. finished. When Karroll look .1! rfh'okpjv -for tho first nine holeH of hfs hist round ho wm eliminated and J)lK'l with a. woro o(,4t tK thq fcfl"t 'Alno hoh after removed himself uh a possib-, iillty.-. . ... ,m: .. ; !. Criih k-Jinnk (Seta 301 ' Hobby : trnih'KHhiink flnlaherl with ii,;HCoiy of yin, Wnlroua aojf, Armour )Wt.( .Hninilo ; Thompson .-; son. JlnRon'H card:. Jti 455 44f. 44fi 4u 752U2. Scores for tho ..-fx hoi on chump I unship piny, lor -ho Itrlttsh, open , Koir iit'oiui;l VVoltc-r llaKun.aiy H. 21 7-75 292. .lohifny Fun-ell, t1. H. 22.175 ' Alio Mlli'linll, 0. 222-7H SOO. . I'ori'y AlllKHf iff li.f f -7 aoo, ltilHy t'l iiirlvHJiiink, V. H; 225-7U ;iou , " ,- , Al W'atroiiH, It. H;, 22n-77 S03, Mono 4ray.on, V. H. 22K7I- S04. Tuiumy Armour. V, H, 227-7S 805. .llmmlo Thoni pboh, V, H. i HHK. JIlMlUTt J SOU. v iVrltltiH, Uv H, 2S3-78 m Jllrlon Hmllh, IT, H, 2.10-77313 READY FOR SOUTHERN CARNIVAL THREE TEAMS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT Seals, Oaks and Reds Chalk up Victories ' Portland Loses Again. Yankees Holding Lead In Junior League; A'sNext : Opening Feature liy William J. Ctiliuiuiit (Amtorliitrd IrH Hports Writer) Uatilt Imv a powrful forr. uh may tte hwu from the Htundlnv of when cap for 3-year-oldn ana over. Karle Pnnde will open the tea on here an an owner hy enterintf Itv Tin' AwMJM-tiil.'il fk KVt'n In hUfU'liull all tliinim iru limltr lunl nurot-fi thnt'lhov wer li three, willed probably account J phmiiif,' Into the iiiI-Ihi. of a buttintf j for th faet that threi hay oreojwlump ovt-rdue 'for ahnoMt three' tHium of the I'aeifle fount leaKOe year. yefderday huirKed their third j Kljcht Holld hlow oft Hum my HtralKht earh The l-axuo leading flray In elKht roiindH and two juore i AllHwion H'dM oiitpitehed and out- off Kd Ktreleekl In the ninth net hutted the Ktrraniento Knutoni tn.trd the Yankpoa enough inarKin th tune of 12 to 4. The HeaNjfor a 7 to 3 victory over the defeated 8'aUlo 5 lo 4, while thnj ItrownH ut HiortHinan'ji park 'cm Oaka took the frame from the terduy, a clean-up of three ttame Hollywood HtarK ft to ,0 j In Kt. Kotiln, nix HtralKht In the , The necoiid place Jxh An-hM j WcHt and neven atralKht, KnM and AnnrelH won their iteeond jnimo Ihi'tjWcMt, ' week from the J'ortliind lMickH, Tho HrownB failed to do any with a acore of 6 to 2.. imhMantlal hhllntr on their own j lti1 n I her U"im J account. They did ieot iteveii hltH f "!uleh" Itcuther. uw tempera-1 f,oni Ul,,n to t,,M- blU not in tl,c I niental aouthpaw. wan credited I pIm ht'B, f''" ot tho How l,'r! 'with having won the frame for thi,w u,p" ?" ' AllMMlonH at Kacramcnto deMptto ho re arm. it wann't much of ; I.OriHVIIJj:, Ky.. Muy 10 (AP) The annual apiioir uiei'llnK at hUtoiic old Churchill Pownx, wene of the Kentucky derby, will open here Haturday with -the Clark handicap an the opening day fea ' ture. I - ' the -ItiltH in tho American leitmie ! t'Ua ciiirk nu...H in imnnr nr U'ftl,l-'K II AK NO-llIT CiAAIr today. The Yunkeeji lead with a I.nu-ht Ctni-k. founder of I'liuich- I TKItltK HAl'TK. Ind.. May 10 percentaf of ,750 Jioit w hen every- n joivnM, haa a eontlnuoua record I (Al')"l-efty" Wolfe, mound ace ay oia aM ine iveniucay neriiy ii- ror ine w"" -mw v -.if it waa founded In 1R75, the Kyu JeaKue, is the latest rerrultlp aelf, U waa 'ouni,, 11 the no-hlt, no-run ims-hnll rouka. rmlle and a aixleenth. i . t,M.O ( awiin-t Terre T a i ... run ii x u ulako for a kil four men hiiU lilt one Dais 1aJL"XJn 76 o ?.' mun. but only two tu, arrlvr ut " . . .. i ii .,. iwihicv won. in to n. t Will rnimifOU ID U liuil'li- . m W1MTAT CAItTKIt WINS ' TAfOSIA. Jlny 1 AI') rsli (Wlldcal) Cal-ter, Kv.rett noKro IlKhl wclKht won over Billy Town Kenil, Vancouver, n. C. here hurt nlKht In a fnlloUB li-ronnrt liout. inch weighed ISt ounls. Witri a cigarette as good as Camels Alhlolkn Win '. I The Allllctlea malched atrlilea I the simple is enough truth r nil lent Ilrnril, Alllilirn'H IniliNo exeH, nnil Andewnii, Oeorxla'M lilf tlireat 111 Hie. Hlml iiil. illnc'UK anil Juvelln events, are iimnnn Ihe lup .. iinli lierH.enliijeil for the DUie Itrtayp, Jlay 17-IH., , ;i, after. the, aoeonii Iniilne1 ;"h' Y""k 'p.MU'.r,l?y .".r1"-' When the MimlonK neoreil threi? ; 7 . .. . . . . . . j V. n ltel,e,l for. ,he Henn.orH. . li ""' ' "",K" "" ''. The Van- the trio proved' Ineffective. Tlu, 1 ov"r . remain, in MMnn, t..Ked H .,eeond three rim' "1"r ia "-; "1",0"t ""' . i .,1. . . ' cun happen to half a Kame. a re. the. 'fqurtta InnlnK. . and, , Wail lnt(on )ro-KB , ,.,., he , t. ., all -over. When the I v.,,hK atreak yeaterday. .e.l l.a.1 lueked away a aafe had B h eaao the alioek ,,th(. aeventh. It her took a real , . ' Johhny Couch, .Hcal hurl nr. took the' mound .-aguinat the' Northern Held today. Cleveland noHcd out the . Itod tiox by 4 to 3 In a well played Rtiiue. Oregon Staters Win Track Meet With 11 Firsts MOHCOW, Idaho, May 10 (AP) (rcRon Ktatn coIIcko Irackatera had. llttln ilirriculty wllh the I nl voi'Hlty of Idaho aqnad yeHterday and Hwnmped them t 7 to H4, In a dual ; Pacific coast conference, ineetlno;. , TnlvorHlty of. Idaho, -t Houthern Hrnnch, of rocalello, competed, hut Itn HcorcH were not recorded, a m tho - Vandul-Jteaver claxh wan under roiud . conferonco rulea, , The lleavet'H nrored elean aweepn In tho hlKh hurdlea and javelin and won 11 firm placea. , . . fm.(j to mi:i:t hiskikk HKATTMC, WiiHh., May 10 (Al) League ; Standings Indiana, .at Iteei-eallon nark, audi ' .. . , .. 1.1. i. ... . " : 1 ' iw. rfui -mill iiiiiii u iiu-iiii ihi ijr i u ..I " 11 ' " found the Olanta crneklntf I'ACIHO'rtMCT j-maoi i-:' . . ..' .-, . ' ,W. I.. Pet. M laHlnn I. oh' AhKelcH (ink land .....1.'.... Han li'i-anetaeo, . Hollywood Kaeiainento Cortland Seattle ..30.11 :;:SK 11' 24 20: ........ 1 a so :...'..26 as f.m ........li !3 ,.:i!ir. i .11 '28 ".2S2 .726 .(08 Mir, . r. 4 r. 474 ullyf O. !2Sl-7T IV, 2:lq79 fhlcairo '.., ut. i.oiiIh Iloaton I'lttahuiK rhiladelnhlu .: Now York '.....'y.... Clnelnnntl lli-noklyn'.. New York ... I'hllailelnhln. J While the I'nlverally of Oreu-on ' traek .team waa due to Invado 'Heiitfl. tmlfiv In iln linllle Inmnrrnw Willi the I'nlveralty of WuhIiIuk ton -cinder nrtlala, three Imnda of WaHliliiKton HiiMklcH fot-Keil Into Mri'Kon 10 enmpeie iiKainai me KOH ( t. i.oula anil :iemn, aqiiana or iireKon mate . ij(.trolt olleite (it t'urvalllH and the Orison (.vniuuilu" I.. ...Loll nit... Iiim...n 11,1. ..fl....- ... . H-rll Tiiii. v. (I. n 2M7.7II m.i " .... :.. . . ... niragir ll. ni v I'nllm fl .a4 aa 4 v""'""'on Waallll.KtOll lleniy t oltnn, a. II. iM-mi 4I4. ,,., vhi,.), wc. a ilouhle header .,,.. (leoiBo lllln. an, (I. H. 236-711 ,,., pmyny r i,,ho .., ...... ' . Kenltle yeaterilny will play the ure- l W. T. Twine. O. n. 2S7-7S S I . ! .,,,,,,, ., ,,,... while the aoU find tennla playera win journey over to t'orvninn pni urduy to meet OreKon State. KxpecltiiK to arrive in Heatllo thla mornliiH ' the Oregon varalty und freMhmait trnek . tenma were-j j)lt(,,0jj preparea 10 lore. . mo poweriui IIUHklea to the limit, AlthoiiHh the WaHhtiiKtnn-varNlty wnM a fnvorU. to defeat OreKon, tho Wehfootera were ulven n Hlluht ehnnee IhroiiKh the JTtmkleH lata of, Hteve Anderaiui, Olympic huriller. XATIO.NAIi I.KAOI'K " .' W. I.. ....12 , 6 ....ii: 7 .... 0 0 ,:..-8 ;.. :...' ... 0 ' 8 7 i i' AMi.iti(!Ai,i:Afiir: W. I.., IS..' 4 . ...12 6 ......U '8-; ..';.:...;:i2. io 1 1 ' 712' 6 II- ......V 6 -IK-V m. V.CC7 .011 ...000 '.600 .'49tti '.420 i.aso ret. .760 .700 .67D :r.4G .4 60 .813 .254 ! It. A. Wlllte.oinhe.O. 11, 28(1.82 'a is. ...... ;'. Willie HoberlHOn. CI. II., 242-80 " Jl 2 2 ' ' . . f .MaiHliuil nanmhon,' O.' n.' 241- t ( Amntenr), ' ' " WASHINGTON U. 4 VICTORIOUS IN EXTRA INNINGS 8KATTM0, Muy 10 AI') I'nl Aerlty of 'WaNhliintnn Wou two html fought huMehall Kamea from the I uiveiHjty of Idaho here yeH terday, the flrt hy'T to u In ten Mnnlnaa and the Kccnnd, 5 to 4 in fourteen InninuH. The MiiMkien ook the flfNt Hume when I'' in it k McMillan. Vandal flint Immimin, .dropped the hall permitting M reu nion to sen i'u mini third with two v Idaho ted 3 to 2 til the nlRht icup until thu ninth when Toital'Hon connected for three baacM and iCiOKHi'd t ho plate on a wild pitch ,-to tie t'hn Kcoro. Idaho morcd In lite, fourteenth, hot the HuhkIcm crofted the platts t ice in their half. . Tho aeore: ; . Klr.it Oiiim: U. II. K. Itlalio ,.. a 4 2 WanhlnRton 14 0 Hjitterirw: LauriMien and I 'rice; Calhoun and Itratinon, Hi'con'd tJituie: " ' It. II. FJ. 'Idaho 4 6 1 WRMhltutrton ,... 5 4ft llaHfilfs: .Judy, l.lr.dHay, Ijiur enro and I'lliv; Ncvln and Itran non. . NIGHT FIGHTS . heat Heat tie and had good aupport The Indian, who have thiiH far won 1 1 va men - and drop(ed 24, fought hard, and .Manaver Krnle Johnnon hltiifelf 1 went -Into the Kamo trying to win, one for He. uttlcv ' lit KOt . a couple of , hlU, tmt coivd no ninM. ' akK lllaiik Ktai'N. : ' Thn Oak, with, a crippled line up had lltlle'dlffleulty HKmklrtff the Cam el CIGARETTES up tin der the impact of Karl Hheeley'at eighth InnlnK home run at the I I'olo (Iruumla yeaterday. Two l'lr ateH were ahoard when Karl'a iniue draeehded, and llurlelKh Urimca 1 pulled out hla alxth atrniffht tri- I llllllih over the-t'lan MeUrnw alnee he wua trndeil down the rlvor to l'ittahui-a; hel'urn the atart of thn 102 8 aeaaon. .The aeoro waa 4 to 3, IneludliiK n heaiitlful homer Jlollywoml .stiira. neiniia ; the hay.' within the field by Hill Terry In Lou Mel-;voy held Iho hoya from the fourth. Hollywood to only three lilta. Thei ,.,,Si Carillnala Minv Vp Oaka hunehed four hlla for three ; , .M,.nnw,io the Culm and the runa In the. fourlh t They . acorcd canlinnlM were mai'ehlnK atep for iiKiiin 111 Ihe arvyiith. -Jind banBed ,.p. nii each other Into a more t,WO jnoro In the. elKhlh... All hlta aulwlantial lead. . With old Alex were mado off Marty, li total of 12. tho Creat at hla heat, the farda Clyde lliu-foot held .the l-ortland trlnimed Harry Helhold and the IV.ieka lo five till a. wllllo' lila team- jlravoH hy 6 to 1 In Hoston while imilea lii(irel out 1 1. . The AnKela the Cuha were koi-kIiik on milk nnd thua look -u ,2' to . 1 lead In Ih? hom y In , Kluthuah. The llohlna week'a aerlea. The Anjfela fnt off wol. BUl,dued hy 1 1 to 2. to n two run mart In the find ln- , ,,. cln.lnnat) Heda ,lr0Ke nlnK when t lmrloH "H uif I"'""". ,hroo winnlnK ati-enk for'lhe Anxel . Inrleldei. - pnjed .hla lentil ,.,,,. wnen j,lK, Mny ranle to limner, of the aeaaoilj .aeorlne Va- .ln..rtmMl of-Kennetli Aah and ter llei-Ker ' 'pulled thn llendrleka troopa ARE WHY CAMELS THE BETTER CIGARETTE O. S. C. Team Loses To W. S. C, 9 to COUVA1.I.IH. Ore.. May 10 (AP) On-Kon Mlate eolh-ue haHehall ' , Hy I lie Ajwochuea I'imi. i KI.AM, I'll. Jo Dundee, llnltl- mai-e, outpointed YotinK Johnny t'healeiv I'll.,' (10).- . OTTl'MWA., In. Alex StaKB, lea .Muluea, atopped Joe I'Vi-nun-dex. Knnana t'ltyo (!, i - KAIi CI. Allll:, Wla, Uilaale-I.e Hoy, Knriio, oulpolnted Ouy l.lttle, Chlenito, (10). . KAI.A.MA.OO. -Mich. Tony Itm-i-crn. l-.'l raao, knocked -out ileiu-y I'erllek, KahimaKoo (6); llet-liutn I'erllek, Kalamazoo,: out pointed 'Jimmy .Jlordl, ' t'htntro, (10)..' . .;.. lll'DHON.. .Wla. Hnlillev ,i)uan. h'ort KnelltiiK-, . Minn., -ami Al-Murx, Tony Canzoneri To Meet Itoittis A ClllCAnO, May l(( (A P) Tony Canr-oneii, sturdy Italian puncher from New York, iret a chance to Train revenpe toitiht when he tan Kha with the dawhinn Krenchman, Andre itoutiH, tn the main 10 round event at tho ChicnRo atn dluin. Kver atnee Itoutlx took the feath erweight crown from him hy the declhiou rfiiite, Omonerl htm heon venkhicr a reitirn cncnKi mcnt. The rhuinpiorWIp crown is not at lake In tonifiht'a bout. Kaplan, Wallace To Fight Tonight . NKW YOlilv. May 10 (ATI Two of th. i-ountiy'a lend In llRht-M-elKht eolilenill'l-S. J.ollla (Kid) Kaplan, tl foriwei -fealherweluht ehanipion. nnd ' llllly . W'alhli e. -''leveiand'aluKKer; mi-t In a ten round inalih In Mndiaun Square (atden tanlKht, ; Knplnii entera the hout eager for revenan (or-n five round knnrknut lio mi(fered at Wallnee'a 'flailing llHta In Wallaeo rale, a 7 to d favor-He. lenni went down to defeat here yea-; MlnneapoIlK, drew.: (8): llnvy Al- leiiiuy at tae iiauna or waalilnKton trra, Bt. Paul, . outpointed Jack Hlale colleite wheh the Coubhi-m. llawlelRh. New Kii-hmiinil, Wla., found Clnyi-a for five htla In 1)10,(6), '. , . nei-unii 111111 iiuir in ine lourin aeorlliK a run on each hit. I.und hurK, WaahiiiKton and llellevllle aroi-ed two men each with homera. The lirnrc: It. II. K. WaahliiKlon Mtate oil s tiii'iton Unite 6-7 6 llatlerlea: Nelaon, .lonea und l' Mitchell; fli.yea. I'ouat, houac.niul Maple. Moultlnir- The priihlliltiiin intent who (call fled In a New York nlithl eluli hoaleaa' trial thai he drank ehani pairne there aeveral nlahta n week -Ililuly laid hlmaclf wide open for perlury p i-oceci I i n its. ,"STIt.(il,i:u" J.MWIS WI-'.KS l(IVi:UHIl)K, Cnl May 10 (AI'J Mil "Htranaler" - Lew la. . former world'a chumiilon heavywelKht vreatlcr and ftltsa lOlalne Tomaau, (lh-ndalc, rul., art ntudent ' were ' married here last nlaht. Thev plan to leave next week' on n honeymoon trip 10 Kiiiimiih i'lty and lnliaila. HabiU V form Imhlis form or dcronii tis. iv I ne. then hntilis Forhea JIoi;- follow .1 At l.oa AiiKelea: v I'nrtland . . .....viw.f.4f.w!.JI. 6 Hi liOH AltKcIC . t-rw .I'owera, Clii-Htorfh.'ld Ilatea;- Itnrfoot nnd llnnnah : At Oakland: II It K Hollywood .-..a .10 Oaklnnd ....,...'....:.. 12 0 , llolleraon.. Marty and (ook; Me l.'voy and IxinilKirdl. Miioruineiilo through to n 7 to 6 victory III tho iiiat Kame of the aerlea. Explaining tha Myitery . . u , : 1 in tiiiNin lie iiiiuiir in ine ki.-iii' nii'd UeKo.i Kreiit-cniniklilld !T Hie lliecrin.l;er : iwnu.ins jioiac uoiiiuiinioii Camels are made of the choicest to baccos grown- cured and blended with expert care. Camels are mild and mellow. The taste of Camels is smooth and satisfying. " Camels are cool and refreshing. The fragrance of Camels is always pleasant, indoors or out. They do not tire the taste nor leave any cigaretty after-taste. S 1929. ft. J. Rrynolil. 2ollKlW Csiuav. Wanafca, N.C. -.. "'aiiiil v ' b f - MlRHlnna . ................. Hnerauiento i Huether, NeVers and H U K 12 1G 1 4 12 1 Hoffman: 1 Itachac, Klynu, ltryan nnd Koeh. lei". . : . Han KrnnrlHCo: , U U K San KrancUco .'. 13 1 HiNittle ;.v.v..;': 3 12 1 ; Kallto and Con.; Couch and Heed. Baltimore Classic This Afternoon nAl.TTMOTtK. 1 May 10 (AP) With IS entries of the irliiinal 4 nomtuationa idated to no, the SSth runnlnif of the -PrcakneHS Stakes, ejirrylnK $S.0000 - added money. hiiH prOHpecta of. Rettlnff away on a faM track under a cloudy aky thla' afternoon, before a hrHUnnt thronir which track offlctalM etlni ute will exceed the Jl. 00 mark. Karl Hnnde'H HermltaKe. promlK inK lt Ki'een. waa if (veil a chiuice for the 54, K'.'fi .which the winner will receive If nil 13 entrlea start. A KaitNaa City court tried to nlvo StiS pinla of confiscated whla key to a hospital hut It wan re fuMcd. I'rohuhly the hospital had a sufficient Mippty "f nrtertthetlc on hand. STARS' STYLES DIFFER, BUT TIME IS SAME pi Simpson nk; UvWA . n CHARLEY BORAH 01 .sacacanoBniBBOBBiiiBaDBBiHii M a n n u COMING! May 45th16th THE GIANT FORD Ail-Metal 3 Motored Plane The coming-of this marvel of the air to La Grande is only, possible through the cooperation of the Ford Motor Co. It heralds the trrnsportation of the future. Everyone will want to see it man' will want to take a ride plan now to visit the La Grande" airport next Wednesday and Thursday when this giant of the skies will be on exhibition. Watch tomorrow's Observer for more details. Perkins Motor Co. Phone MAIN &AO H m B a n u n n n H a n BC3CaCS3C3BIE3CaBEC3C3CajI3E: Tliia Miuiv.. (he flnUh In lha thiee ..ii!Uo rare, rjn Ilia unit day. with Wvkoff, Minpsnn and llnnih all iHtuaUiia iha world', rord of t t-t wcooda for l jrara.