Thursday, May 1G, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
mimm bring
VICTORY FOR REDS
Robins Lose Eighth
Straight Athletics Con
: tinue to Lead Yanks.
Ii William J. riiinnmi
(AHMOflmwl VvvtiH Snortd Writer)
jolin M HI raw dtiin t know what
n i.reaU o. was KHtttiff when the
t;iunlH put him Ut bwl. Afur ten
,,. nHiintly lillrt" artirnoon, he dlB-
m-uvitv! yitt onlay that h not well
100 ' noon. - Hark at tti Pnla
tirouiiflH, he ,w the Kt ils slfn
away wlth.tnc ronialns of u two-
..tfiino Wl by w Hcoi'u of 12 t 8.
K.mJ l.ueuM hal all tu do wit li
Uir itlxA of -the Nw- -York -wore,
hut the lo-li-nvy tutal for the fin-,
ciiinali rxpt'ilHlou watt the Imndl-
'work of u pair of Riven c-utnimih'n-trnK
JoKeph Htiipp. rocontly from
oluin hUH, mil t aKf tl I'VcmUtUiU
" I'jiislmnions with two home runs
with Mvar SwaiiKQn from the I'url-
. f(e Hlope contontea lilnimli" with
"one.
. , Itoltlns IjOso Anlt.
With uy Vunre ill, 'Oleim
"wrlttht on IiIh way home ami Hiir
li iKh Crlmt; In the Ikik fur riun
liUi'Kli. the ItolilliH found u perffct
W'ttinK for itlielr clKhth mralKlit
ilefeat, I lain HermimV hoim-r ikl'f
"(irimrH In the -fifth with two Itoh-
Mlnn on liue UcU the He ore at 4 to
4, hut the j'lrateH Boon minima
eoinmund to win eventually by !i
to 4. '.- .,' -- - '
The Ciil) tommyhawketl the
MraveK sy 7 to 4 t Motion and the
CurdK were punching the l'hih hy
4 to 1. TUohh two contenfllnK
forOPH thus renin In ed on even terint
:it the head of the Mallcm-il league
pniiKle. '- i
AlhlethH Keep l.on
' The VnnkeeH and tlie Athletlen
wound up their respective rum
paiKna In tlr! went with a defeat
eaeh ' and remained In a cIobo
grapple for tho lead. The Mueku
head the champion hy half a
B Kame, . hut the Browns are only
J one mil Ratuo from the top. in a
t virtual tie with the Anmxlnir TlKern.
-Harry ,JHellman hut tod hlniKelf
into InKomdblllty againta a hall held
la the Iron paw of Mickey Corn
nine In tho ninth Inning at Jietrolt
yestorduy. but wprawlod across tho
plat with the winning run. The
score became valid when Mr. Coch
rane,, amassed, let go of the ball
after tho umpire had called Hell
iimnn oiit. This antic won for the
TiKera by fl to 5, giving them two
out of three In the I'hlladelphiu
HClrfotfn v ,
The YnnkccH put tho lad Inns to
--rio wich exiri-nio'ln the finale at
Cleveland, con(nlliig lheninelves
with Lou ClohrlK'H eighth home
run an the Tribe pounded Georgo
J'lpgrim and throe other Yank
Kinhincn to yin by 7 to 1. . . , .
Tho lii'Ow ii shaded the Sena
tors by 5 to 3 In the got-awny
game, remaining In the thick of
the flghtu and the Whltw Hoy. of
Jchleago ftipped their )vd hosed
jmniosjikoH from Joston hy 8 to 4,
Hagen. Beaten v
By Geo. Duncan
Iri First Round
MOOItTOWN, Kng. May 10 (AT)
Waller Hngon. American Kyder
f'up captain and four-times holder
of the British open title, was beaten
in the first round of the Yorkshire
Kvenlng News thousand guineas
golf tournament by George Dun
can, of Great Britain, today.
I Mi noun, who headed the British
Ttyder Cup team that conquered
the American squad here a tort
night ago, downed Ilagen one up.
Duncan sank a 4n-foot putt at tho
hole to bent the" American star
for the second time. He defeated
llagen hy an overwhelming score
In the Itydor cup matches.
.lose Junnlo.'of Argentina, was
beaten hy W. T. Twine, Great BH
pain. three and two.
Duncan always has been a jinx
for Uagon. nhe ' American star
never has beaten him In match
play.
Today the British open - cham
pion wn never more than one
down and finally was beatrn at
the home hole only because Dun
can's great 40-feot putt went down
for an eugle three. Hagen's third
shot lay at the lip of the cup.
Hits Ring Out
Through Coast
League Parks
' Hi lltK.AxMM'lnii'd 1'mts
Tho hijc uHhrn slick plaved tha
lf-uiUlitf rule in rapirio Cuhki Jokum
Imwlwll yeslprilay. All of tho
k'UKUi hltchoi-M Wfro lill early autl
uflt'ii. with a whole flock or mIiikIiv.
iuo-lutimrH nifU huuit'iK rcxuliliiR,
The outcome, was that the llm
pion .Htxlu. Hho were Uefcutcd Tuee
day hy Hollywood. Rave tho 8mr
u ilruhhinw In rvturn, with u acoro
of lfi to &. The I.oh AnKt'li8 Angela
won thnlr tuteontl ronHecutlvo battlo
from the Han I'Vanclwoo Hoalu 4 to
2, eniholllnhcil hy a homo run off
"SIuk" ToIuoii'm , hlinltfcon. In a
tree hlltimr eiiKaKvmeni. th Port
land Ducks came. IhrotiKh In the.
ninth to win from the Seattle In
dian hy a jfcorn of 7 to 0. Hncra
memo won from the Onka 6 to i.
Teiiteriinya t'oaat league results
AT SKATTI.K: It. H. K.
rortlaml .'. 7 11 1
Seattle 0 12 2
Uatlerlna: KnlKlIt anil llateg;
Volkinun; Kalllo, LamnnHkl and
i 'ox. .
AT KACrtAMKNTO: II. H. K.
Oakland 2 5 .1
Kacramento v:. 6 It 1
liatterltss: CralKhead; Jeffcoat
anil Itead; tYtindall and' Kevercld.
AT I.OH ANOKI.KS: R. H. E.
. San Kranclseo 2 4 .1
l.iis AllKelea . 4' H I
ltatteries: JonK and' Heed, flo-
ward: Itoherts and Hannah.
AT HAN'KHANCISrO: ' 11? H. E;
Hullywooil .: :-t 5 14 4
MlvidonM . .. i 1 G 1 y II
; llalterlea: Holvcy, Mat'ty..and
llaiwler. Hypher:" lluhhelh Lock
wood and Hoffnmn. ltrenxeL'
FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE CHICAGO' CUBS
. I ! ."i. ." -.fit. f
RECORDS BROXEK.
EVERY SEASON
then. Not one hna weathered tho fittdtrD lmrT0
VMM I t. f O .10.1 .
$5C0fiC0toFizt
Kale Blnce IKKit, Only on. the -5
fur the "I (hi." first officially made
hy l)un Kelly In liiiid, ha re-,
maliied far over ! year. v OUly , I -'"'y', ' ' "
two 'others, Ted Meredlth'a 440-.( chicaoo, a.My-l (AP)-rn-yard
mark of 47 -5 and 1-at Hy- Harmon. Br.ldenH.f ll.e I'M
an h hammer throw , record of 18
CUKO PinUllJHl rorjivniuuii, UMiny
I' nni' Snrmfpl'S Have Kvefi fwt. 6 l-2 Inches, have latea more
AM tfi FtnoVi T?.a14 ln,l, n years. MM of the marks offered Jack Jieiiipaey 5(Ml,rt0 to
Marks . Improve.
V
.. . ' 1
: lly Ainu J. i.i'in
(AHsociau-d II-chh Snorts lOdltor)
Kverv lime a new irlnir Imrsl I
alom;: When
reached?
. The S.5
will the limit
Xolre name had n Imcknewi u rew years iiko uv:i h:: itueu ine Mim' Horsemen aim it lived ui to
ttM name aiainst .rival foothtill teams. The Chlciifo t.'iflia have a quartet they term In the same man-,
ner thin season Mild. It linillil..Uve tip to 118 name in Hie h:iseliall world us well as Knulc Itnckne's
famiitis hnckfleld did in rimitiajl. It is shown here. midltiK left to rlulii Kikl Cnyler. Itnuers llonis
liy, Hack Wilson and Hlu.'-n SH'iihensun. A little witchliiK of their liatllni; this season will c.ilaln
... ' - why they are calied "Four llnrspmen." . . ' '
Glenna CoIIett i
One of 4 Left
In Tournament
I'llIDAV I'ltlMiltAMS .
.The National ItrondcastlllK com
pany proKram for Krhiay nlitht fol
lows: 7 to 8, Tales Never Told: 8
to 9. university of air: U to 9::io,
i farm proKram. music: ' 10 to 12,
, dance music, Trocaderans.
I The American llroadcastlnjr
company program for Friday niKht
follows: 7,! Kenlll featore; K. Ne
apolitan NlKhts; -!, popular pro
Kram; :S0, woodwind cnsemhle!
1", Dnnelnor StrlliKs; II lo 12,
Ooldcn Oale Gypsies. 1 , .
" : i Vortliim! '
; lar musical program: Id. orclics-; hanon: secretary. Joseph II. Alhert
'tin. ; ' 1',of Salem (re-elected): treasurer.
. Son. KniiHi'O'O' ' - I W. H. HUl'Of Mill fity. The elected
KPO (Csakc) . , ..NIV": l:'sn. officers with t. J. Ksty of Wood-
studio: Hi, Jesse Stafford's orches-1 Imrn and J. V. Uaull of t'orvallls
tni; i i, niu - mv iiiw eArciiiive coiiiuiiiiee. .
, jFlt; (Ol(ikc) 8, features: ..., ( .('btinmnn' of .Partlnnd, who
vaudeville: . !)'. Amos and Andy: - u(i,,V8seil the Biohp -of- nhout 60
ii:10 to. i;:l. dunce. music, , 1 hankern aiil-iidlnir the meetliiK.
' " Spokane -': predicted fnllura of tile present at.
..KG A ,l47ukc 7 to 12. Alll" proJ tempt at referendilni of the excise
i-rulli. " " '" . .it.... t II.. .......
1 KIIQ (5!ikc) : 7.: NIH": .:5, commission to use discretion In ad
vaudeville: lo," AmOs and - Andy; ministration of tho. act to avoid u
1: to,- news; 10:46 to-12; vlance series of lawsultSf
music. : '.
son. . Tho pole vault waa supposed
lo he 14 feet, hut within a year
two sous of Yale, Saliln I'arr and
Fred Sturdy, have soared over that
helisht, aloiiK with l.ee llnrnes of
Southern ('allfornla. It Ih Just u
question of time hefere some aistlo
youth sealea 14.0... and hnmns
ilii'oiiuli the "ioof," Krenx, tho
Stanford sinr. has hurled the dis
cus heyond lihi feet, and 5U feet
or more la becomiiiK comnmii for
the shotput.
- 'ym has not hern runiiini: n
preat deal faster than he waa do
Inttv for Insiance, 31) years nk-n
reenrdk have heen clipper off hy
fractions of seconds, for tho most lag
pqii't. Hut in the ' field events. a
where-coaching and technique,-aa ; !!
well as'cnnipetlliou, all play a. vital ' J"
part, the progress has heen rapid II
aiid the limit not yet In slKhl. . ,11
In fact", II dm of the 15 have meet Otto Von I'oriit, Norwegian
llieeit toppled within tho past five lieavywelnht In a ' 16.,rpunir tiont
ywira. ' outdiMira durln h auhiuiei- cu-
Here aro the flKiires as thoy son.,
stood at the end of each decade: ' ' -m .
I Tlnek llvent 1K. - ' 190 .:'. Jtll? ' 192S
inn yards' :n 4 5 '-' :09 J-9 :9 -S , :U U
220 yards :2ll-S ; ! . ' :S1 1.5 . :20 J-i
4411 yaiils :47 J-4 :47 4-5 :47 2-5 . :47 2-5
1 yards ( 1:5S 2-5 -' 1:52 4-5 1:52 1-5 1:51 S-3
One mile 4:16 J-3 , 4:15 3-5 4:12 S-5 4:l2-5
Two lllllea : 9:17 2-5 I 9:119 S-5 9:09 .5 9:01 2-5
12n.yd. II. II. :l6l-6 ' :isi.r, :Hl.fl :l4 2-5
220-yd. I,. II. ;SS S-5 ' :23 S-5 L :2a 3-5 ; : :2il .
Field Kvent
Hluh Jump 0:05 5-8 S:05 5-8 ; :(I7 5-18 tl:(i 1-4
llroad Jump 24:04 1-2 24:1 1 a-4 !4:tl 8-4 25:10 7-
I'ole Vault 11:10 1-2 IS:il9 1-2 13:03 9-16 ,14:00
Shotput 47:01 Sl':0ii r'-Hiiio. 51:00 3-4
Javelin.... 179:10 1-2 812:07 1-4 229:03 1-8
Discus ,. ..........1 IS:0l 139:1111-3, 150:01 3-8 IM:01.4
Ilaiiiincr ; ....i4:00, ' " '' 184:0 1 IS9:iiO 1-2 ISU:IIU 11
ll
The VI
Edwards Defeats
Detroit Wrestler
A fhlcaKu cQiipIc wore llvrcot
niter tiuiiiTellnK over' Vhothcr or
nut to j;ivc the baby hcer. Burly
thev wAuhln't rIvo an Infant any
thing stronger! -r- ;
.Take the list of world's records
tn 1ft. standard (rack and field
events ns they stood 30 years ao
and at each Hi-year .post sliwo
lSsaiaEassss:;
Don t forget the . . i
GRAND OPENING
"DANCELAND PARK' on Saturday, May ,' j
:vV:,;-;;;;.- ; 18th. : ' .
On Jefferson and Cove. ' '' '"
"Star Novelty Orchestra." ' ' ; ;
II
II
' T'Oim.AND, Ore.. May 1 fi (AP I
IMIly Kdwards, Kansas City. lUhl
Iieavywflfflit wrcitlcr, won over
K() Wlrth, Detroit, here last niKhf,
ST.; AMUtl.WS. .Sotlund. Muv
HI (,) (;lenna Collet t. 'Ameri
can woman's Rolf. champion, vrtn
Iter way Imn the finals or I lie Itrlt
Ish women's ehaniptoiiship this uN
ternooii hy defeat I njf Miss Iorls
J'ai k. Sent land, four up mill lhrei
lo play. .
1 ST. ANIJKKWS, Srotland.' May
10 (Ai; Tho field In the Jtrltlsh
women's KIf chuinplontfblp was re
duced to four this mornlnff with
Glennu C'ollett, American .UUtf
holiler, still in the running. .
In the semi-finals this nflernooVi,
Miss tollett was matched with
Doris I'aiks. In the other seini
finul bracket. Joyce Wethered,
famous I-.nllsh star, was pitted
ngalnta Mrs. Herbert Guodallo, the
former Kdlth l.eltch. - v
In the quarter finals, Miss Oollott
played steady Kolf to down" Mrs.
J. H. Watson of Hcotland: ' Miss
Tarlts scored a surprlslnff victory
over the young1 KnKlish champion,
Knld Wilson, at the - tilneteentli
hole; Miss Wethered played brll
illantly to crush Molly Gourlay un
1 der a 7 . and 6 score: and . Mrs.
t.uedalln connuered Harbari-. I'y
man, threo and two.
KOW (620kc) 8, NHO; 10, news Wlrth took the 1 first foil -in MX
summary; 10:1,1. police talk; lfl:30 nilnutes with a toe hold., Kdwnnls-
lo 12. Hoot Owls. , , - took the second fall In 16 minuses
! KKX (llKOkc) 8 to 9, silent; 9. 53 seconds with the old schoolboy
! A MO: J I, news; 11:05, A H'... 'stunt of ''sklnnim? the cot." . Kiv-
los A i mclcs etiteen minutes arter the IntermlH
KKI (fi4"kc) T:0, musical pro- sion Kdwards was uwnrded the fill-
frrnm: S, MIC; 0:no, studio; 10;o; nl fall alter Wlrth hurt picked .lid?
NH( ' wards hp for an airplane spht
1 KNX 10&0kc) 8, popular pro. lt men were stunned when thoy
'nn,. .i i inn 1'n nni-a- o . a r fi,,-, tvll to the Hint but Kdwanls, les
broadcast; 10, Otis Arnhefm's or-
chestra; 12 to 1, dance hour,
- Well .1 nbn fttv
I t KHL (1l.1kc) 8. concert orches- onsmntchw seim here.- In the pre-.
Kl'ojjity of the two, piled on. top n(
Wlrth and was awarded the decision,-
H was one of the most vial--
j.tru; U. Nltc; $:S0, variety; 10;
Amos and Andy: 10:15, NIUV
! , Ncutile i
! KJlt (970kc) 7 to 12,' Allf Iro-
grnm.
KOMO (!2(tkc) 8. 'NIU1 0:10.
vaudeville:, .lo.au, flashes; 10:45,
j orchestra, soloists.
f-- KOA (88kn)-7,-r-NIMT', neWsl
llininary, Illll Thorton took one fall
anil the derision from I'Yed 'Mor
tensen. . - ...
,! I
Bankers Meet In
Salem Conference
RAI.PM, Ore., May 1(1 (AI')"
8:18. trio; 9, NIH".:. , . , Ira. f. CowelJ, piealilont ,or tlie
' - - toa4tluiHl M-!- ,- . ' t)rei;nii ItanKera'-awKoelatlon at li.i
KOO (70Ofcp)'H, N Hi"; 10, Mi-tislH annual iiieetinK hohl liere Weilaei
eoneert; II to J2, daneo orelieatrn.. Any. oilier orieera eleeteil were:
KI.X (HKOke) 8, nilntet: UJ, popil- vil e ehalriuan, J, I'. Irvine of f.e-
PEACOCK
NUT COAL
"Km
Just tiy PEACOCK nut
conl and seo what a lif
foronco there la.
No clmkevn It'Ba snot
very few ashesi
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
?Ho1 Hr4lo Onk'k'
"'. '. ttioM Mala W
League
Standings
ZArt Shires in Fist j
- Fight With Boss
. rltKJAClO.'. Hay IH (API Art
fililrea, the While Sox "bail hoy'
enKiiKetl In n fim flKlit with hl boss
MamiKer l.enn lllaekbiirne. in the
eluhhoupe lifter yesterday's B.nno
and announceil rorthvvlth the he
was lenvinK haseliall "for Rood"
and would reenter seliool to obtain
liis di'Kree lit law. , lllaekhiirne.
deeorati'd with n diseolored eye and
eui ear, tooa toe nuei-eaiion imr
Wiie siasoneil eampaitner he is and
announced:
"It was juiit one of those thinKtf
that had to happen ; s-ooner or
later."
Tlie manager ndderl thnt slnve
Fhlres is under eontraet wllhth)
White fiox his fuitber leiral e.ln-
enlion will be dilnvid. Ill lenst leni-
pomrlly.
"'' sTRAVni.nn l, i:vis n'i"'
- WII.MINtJ-I'lIN'. Cal.. May
(API Iilek Iiavlsrourt. heavy-
weiirht wfesiler from Kansas, was
"unable tft rontlnue after belim
thrown out of the rlnit by I'M
Slranisler" Lewis In a wrestlinir
match here last nlsht, Itovlfeourt.
who claiineil a heail Injury, was
thrown In a backward body slain
hich resulted in Lewis hejllK
awarded tlie match. The fait, the
only imp of the match, was ob
tained by Lewis alter one liou.
and elcht minutes of furious arrest -,
Has.
TAni'io roAhT i.KAorrc
W. L. Pet.
Mission i ..4 12 :;7
Los AnKeles ..i 29 21 .680
Oakland 28 22 .560
Han Krancisco 25 25 -.600
Hollywood :...20 24 .455
Sacramento 21 30 . .412
Portland IS 211 '.404
Seattle 16 0 ,333
'NATIONAL I.IOAtil'M 1
' W. L. Pet.
rhlciiB-o ..15 S .662
St. Louis ' .'. 1 5'8 .062
lloston ......12 9 .671
Pittshunr 1 1 9 . .5511
Philadelphia ... 9 11 .450
Cincinnati ; 10 13 .435
Now. York 7 11 .389
Tlrooklyn 0 16 ; .273
AMKItK'AX LKAfiU'j
W. I.. Pet.
Philadelphia 14 8 . .630
New York .13 8 .619
Ht. Louis 14 10 .683
Detroit H 12 .671
I'levclond 12 12 .600
rhlcnuo ...10 16 .400
Wosllinuton, 8 13 .381
Huston - 7 18 .2 80
He'll UseSciencc
Iri U. S: Prisons
1 ft
Th-t ichot reporteil m-en on an
English irolf eonrse prohably was
a-ime 84'otchnian loohlns for his
ball. '
v.. -.. i-.il.rHl ori.soos sci
entifically Ihat iersons tul.ftncd
Iherviu may l retormrd to socie
ty with a purpose lo be law bld
Hie is ilia oal of Saiiford Bates
(abofel. noted Boston inulorl".
reeentW 'appolllled superllitend-
.,,... Lis utl dUtlt'I kU 1.'
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Tlie m'clinnisiH''in any. electric re- '.
frigerator lias lint one iurH? to,
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As licut naturally'; li-cs, it t un l;
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Ami now has been
; iiddiil the new all-
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their perfect lit which shuts out heat.
Available in six si-s at prices nur
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atutioua. - '
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