La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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V Wednesday. May" 22,' 1929
f LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA-GRANDE. ORE.
f AGUE LEADERS
CHALK UP WINS
Missions Defeat Oakland
17 to' 6 and Los Angeles
Sinks Ducks.
Larry French;
; Is Defeated By
: One-Run Margin
111-William J. rhlimiaii
!ahhocIiU('4 Pi-ma Sparta Writer)
Itjilti, whipping up and down the
hind tint fine pitching ot Alvln
Crowder, and regained a vlrtuul
tie with the Vankeea. Tho cham
pions hold nn edge through having
lout fewtvr than the Hro niea.
Home runs by Mnnuahand Hrtiang
helped the rauae of Howley.
The rejuvenated Indians, with
.Willis Hudlln in the box. forred
Owen mrroll and the Tiirara to
ko IS Innlnfra before a nemral vie-
Atlantie anahoard, prevented game j tory wa achieved by the help of
along the eastern half of the major; an error, 8-to 1; The recent TIkci'
,be:
concert: 10, Ana &h.d Andy; 10:10
to 12: 1U.? dance, mimic, : -iv: ?
Stnln ' -
, KOMO (9t0he 1:10. NBC, 8:A
old-lime bawl; JMft, news; H, po
Olur mAHlo; 12:15 tu I3:S0, Hawai
ian novelty trio. .
KJU (MutiO T to 13, A IK
rm in.
prai
. Hy 1h AwwwIntiM lrcwi
Oonwt league huHc.mll looked Hk
-J tne If- yesterday with the eight
clubs functioning nt top upooi. untl
hirovldinK plenty f thrills. With
riwuinptlnn or the wepk'rf activities
,,on nil frontH, Ipqkuo leaders with
'only one ' cxcimiUoii forprod ahead:
Jn not her notch lu tho race for the,
f 1 !29 homtrH. i
9 Oakland I w triers
uprlHinc swms to have qulted hut
as long an their bata art- v)mt they
arc. thiH IVtroit team will rIv
ipaKiio buttlefront yesterday. The
llrowna and tho TIkoi-h, seizing tltiH
opportunity to have half a name
off the lend of the Athletics and j the ciuitwidcrB trouble
tho Yankees,- each won from ai
western opponent, while the Cubs
and tho Curdlnuls joined ln 'scor
ing triumphs which maintained
the el oho struggle in tho National
league. 1 .
Although the Pirates outhlt the
men of McCarthy hy IS to f) at
their driven that a victory was en
"Wft tered Into their record hy a score
or s to Younff Larry French,
tho Ptttshitrtf - no mh paw recruit
from tho Portland, , Ore., count
leaffiie club, had a lend of 6 to 3
at he entered the fifth, but Chtcaffo
rallied to win by a iriui'Kin of one
run.
. Second Defeat
were easy
'marks for the batsmen- gf the rhU.nBOi tne nrl,inR jio bunched
and tho Killcferman . ran
'iwlth the K"'" by a score of 1
llo 6.
4 l.o ' AitKelcH- poun.ded the'' ball
like mod and won canity from
Portlnnd It to 6. After the Angela
(tot siurted In the fourth Inning,
it was easy sailing, denplto the
wild pitching of Hoehler. In the
second, tho visitors in the northern
city tied the score with two runs,
r ln the sixth they added four more,
"and the closing: Innings yielded an-
,ti Oilier inroe. lh fiff h.limlnr nKiiiilt fimilnftt thn
F ,i( At Los Angeles, the Hollywood y0ynfr ioft.hander, with n hoituv run.
f j(( Stars batted Max Itaehac and on(l ruh waK ot) bRS0 Mi,.e rven
.(.elty l-'lynn hard to win an 1 1 to . pv0Ht HpI.,yn Horne and ('barley
6 victory over Hiwrnincnto. I'he Hoot WOrked lor Mcf'rtrthy.'.Horne
Ktars put away a five run lead in winning. -v-' '' ; . .'
Holons drove:, Johns to cover with
3n tht'...i-un mill v In 'ilia fniii-l h
11...1 th,. in i,r. ivii. am ' cinnntl,
Marty. However, Klynn wobbled ilhod by J 3 to 1. Old Alex fravo
: in the nextawo frames., permit- jUHt 8,ix lwl,atu a homer-and
i iiVinir Hollywood to pile up live VmV "blIy 'u"h " U hU tf0l'
Bilmore tallies. V 5, MMJ""I j - . """'
'lklid in tt It'm nrlurtn Rnn la nlnvlnir "'i1' i.iu iiuniii', . ixt mill f unit
Junior League
Team Loses To
Cove High, 9-7
, The American Legion junior lea
gue baseball team lost Its first
game yesterday afternoon, the ive
High school, nine winning 7 tu I),
ulthough the Lu Grande boys out
hit the. Cherry - Pfc-kexs. As this
I was the first game, several coni-
hi nations were tried out and four
I nitchers wero triven n chance dur-
! The knockout was the first of ,lnff th(, vontast. Next in-ldny aflcr
;the season for French in a start- j noon the junior leaguo team will
Ing game, and the defeat was only j R() t0 Imbler to play Couch King's
, his second. Kogers llornshy led ; i-hamplonshlp high school squad.
VVtllle . .Torrence aturted the
game In the box and pitched for
four. innings.. holding. Cove to four
hits and omv rim. . He was relieved
by Jones, ; w ho entered the game
' i: ..' j W'lth'the bases full and struck out
Alexander V two. men.' letter ; on ,Knapp and
Grover -Cleveland
flashed another fine game at . in-
and -the -f'ardinala tri-1
a mint.
Teutsch took the mound, the Cov
boys being held to one lilt In the
last thne innings, t'p .'until tho
sixth inning, La Ornnde was lead
ing, but In the sixth -Cove got six
runs.' .. .: , '..v-;:
Torrence Was the bitting Htnr o(
at Hattle, wero tho. only club of
6i the three leaders to drou n iramo 1 The dual victory of the western
'-hi yesterday. The Indians won by a contenders of the National league
-I! score of ( to ft. Podr hae run- kept the Cubs In first place, Jiair
iitning In the eighth inning hy Hoi- a- game ahead or the champions.
oHs Thurston was blamed for tho Gained out of a double-header
el defeat. ' yesterday, the' (Hants and the
i Vmirnliiy'H Coast loaune HomiiKm Uoinns will entertain with another
4fcAT POItTLANI: . H. H. B.
f. "Los Angeleri" II' 14 2
4f: Portland ft 9 1
Itntterlea: Hoehler and Hannah;
-ullerton. Powers, 1 (liesterfleld
and Woouall. . :.. ...
AT BAN FltANCIHtO: H. H, R.
."Oakland t 0 12 ft
Missions 17 III 1
Itntteries: , humovlch, Young,
Knslcli, Arlett and Lomhardli Htib-
bell and Hhldin.
AT l.OH ANOKLKH: -. It. H. R.
Sacramento ft 11 1
". Hollywood .j. ...U 14 1
1 latteries: ltnchac, Fly mi nnd
Koebler; Johns, Marty nnd Ilasa
ler. ' :
AT RKATTLK: - U. IT. K.
,. Kan Francisco fi J I S (
Seattle 6 9 0 j
J
T tbe game, getting four singles out
or rive trips to, tne pinto, itoe, ot
4a (Irande, was secontl with thre
hits in five times up.
- The score and hits by Innings
follow: . , . '
'0ve Hits Oil 223 Oftx 9
Hyns UNO . HI -(tlx 9
liargln in Pint bush today: . - v t La Oi'ande Hits .102 OL'I 11112
Tim Yanks uhd the Senators bad . . lUms 10 1 003 001 7
no such chance to get rid of their . .
dual postponement; ipt a seeotwl I . U, H. R.
double hilt already was carded for Cove 9 9 X
today. . La (lronde ..... 7 12 It
Urowns Win '""'' I Hatterii's:, Hon, Darrell -and
The Rrowns defeated the Chicago ' Hloom: Torrence. Jones, Knapp,
While Sox yesterday by 7 to 1 be- Teutsch and Con ley; Pope.
j TIll'KKOAY PlttMiltAMS
j The American Hroudcaatlhg
company program for '"Thursday
night follows: 7, Song Travelogue:
. 7:30, artistic eimembUL: 8, luimor
I ous slietch: K:S0, male quartet: 9
Authcnv Kuwer; 9:;t0. opera rum
Ipanv: 10:H0. Nile Club skit; 11 to
12. je, Meyers orchestra,
i The National Hrondi ustlng com
i puny program for Thursday night
follows: 7;Hn. symphony hour; fc:!to,
to 9:HK Memory Lane: 10, slum
j her hour;. 11 to 12. riunwinuHc.
INirtlaiul
KOW (20ke) 7:30. NHC; 9.30,
features; 10, brass band;1 11, dance
, band. .
KKX (iLSOkc) 7, silent hour:
Is. AHC; 9, silent period; 9:.10,
i AHC; .11, news: limft, ahc. .
. Tncotuu
J- KVI (7fi0kc) 7. musicnl fea
tures; In. Melody Hovn '
SjKikano
KlIQ (ft90kc) C:;t0. Troubndnurs;
7:;lo, NHC; K:Su, old-time hand;
9:45. Amos and Andy; 1 a, , brass
band;' II. I cut are. --
KOA U470ke) T to 12. AUO pro
gram.' , . ' - : a-' -.
v.nenvei s ' -.
KOA (Saokc) 7, Hri'enader:"7:Rn,
farm progntm: S, I . H. Kngincei-s'
baud; 8:;l(t, news. -. v
Oakland -KOO
(7!t0kc) 7.JI0, NHC: 9:0.
mvstery serlali t to 12:- NHC. ..i
KLX SMkc) S, friitilreH: 9. gnu
pel liyninn;' to lu::Ui, Haw al
ia as. . - - .
l,w, Angeles
I K NX. (lORltkc) 7, features; 9,
j I.ubovlNki trio; 10, dunee music;
i 1 i to I , dance, hour.
. Kl-l ((itokc) 7::u, -NHC; H-.M,
I spkctal urogram; II, vlojliilst: 0:no,
i c.oncerL orchestra; 10.- NHC.
iSnlt Ijikc City
KSL (1Uiic) 7, basso and blues
: singers: 7:3(1. mule qunrlct and- in
Istrumenlul trio; K:0... L. or
gan -nnd choir; 9. studio; 9:to.
tenor and group: in, Amos, and
Andy; 10:1 A, .Cluuda )ii'fs orches
tra. . ,
Sin I'YniirlKfo .
KI'O (((Mike) 7, features:. R:S0.
Conclave N. S. CI. W,; 10, NHC.
KI'MtC (filOkc) 7, features; 9,
Vanity and sanlly are only dis
tantly related.
, ru.K 1'iw)ti:kt .."
RAliKNf, Of, i May 32 AP-
Helirvsenitttlven- of the slute- deaf
association nnd some other Port
land etlixens appeared before the
state board of control yesterday tft
pro teat against tho admin ltd rut Ion
of J. Lyman Steed Ah superintend
ent of the state school for the deaf.
The complaint was that" Steed la
unable lo keep teachers tit tho
school.
WATCH HOW
i tttp tptv7 rnr
irrc iicw rJtsu
HOLDS THE ROAD
KBW FORD
TUDOR SEDAN
rf ' ft. o. . Dunn, a lai i
Pr lr tutr,)
THE new Ford ! great car to drive because of the way
it holds the road even at high speeds. .
This roadability it due to the low center of gravity,
the semi-elliptic transverse springs, the Houdaillc hy.
draulic two-way shock absorbers, and the low ratio of
unsprung weight to sprung weight. ;
Come in and arrange for a demonstration. You'll find
i this roadability feature of the new Ford as outstanding
as its beauty, speed, comfort, safety, reliability and '
economy. ... ; . ' :
. Perfect balance is a great thing in a motor car. ,
Perkins Motor Co. Cr3
Cor. 4(h Adams -- Main fiati
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm lu
1 ... If.) '"-
Xn just three years,
Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup
has become one of the most popular
brands sold in the United States
and Canada. The reason, of course,
is QUALITY!
' To Improve the flavor and nutriment of yon -
bread, cakes, cookies, doughnuts, etc.. M ;
BudwelserBarUyMauSyrupinvourbaklnf v
Sold by grocers and dealers everywhere.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST. LOUI3
O
i k titi7s n'nrT i r- j
Barley-Malt Syrup
r:....nfMl to contain no filler, adulterants.
' nrtificial flavors, or artificial colors whataoem. '
LE GRANDE GROCERY CO. . '
tocaiOi'sfributort L Grand, Or.
ntllMAI!RR&HOCHCO. ' '
Wknhtolm DtMMkuton ' ".'-'; Portland, Ore,
Kim
...in bridge it's the
4Must Rp a Joke.
i Tunney Remarks,
Learning of Suit
JHtlONI, Italy. May 22 (AP)
Cene Tunney. former world's heavy
weight champion, thinks tho suit
of Mrs. Knthcrine King Kogartv,
divorced wire or a Korth Worth
plumber, for $500,000 for alleged
breach of jiromlse to marry ."must
bo another Joke."
The one time pupil lnt, when in
formed that steps toward litigation
bad " been taken in Connecticut,
said "J llnow nhMolutcly nothing
of the report. No! It must be
another" joke. When 1 am sued I
let my 'attorneys worry. 1 havo
nil the worries 1 can handle right
now hefe, . . . ,
. The present worries, although
unexplained, were presumed to be
n reference to the recuperation of
His wife, tho former Polly Lauder,
after nn operation for appendicitis.
Hhc has been progressing favor
ably.
, Tunney and bis wifa- havo re
nmined in Europe since their mar
riage in Homo hint October 3, and
nave spent the last few weeks hem
in Itiioni where the former cham
pion has maintained u close, asso
ciation with- , George ' Hernnrd
Shaw, Irish pin yv right, who with
Mrs.. Kha vy has spent a vacation
period here.- The two celebrities
have spent much time together,
swimming and sunbathing nn the
island beaches. r
Jit A DLSItX WINS
PRNHLKTON. Ore., May 22
tfAP Ira Hern, Salt Lake Citv.
was awarded" a decision over Hilly
. Edwards, Kansas City, lie re hint
night when Edwards refused to
come back and continue their
wrestling match after, each had
taken a fall.
League
Standings
I'ACII'IC AST l.l-.AfSf
. ... W. I..
Mission .- J7 15
I.os AnpolOH 31 2S
Oakland ...29 !7
Hollywood M S6
Harrainfnto 25 32
Portland ! 3D
Pf-otll.. 19 82
national i,i-:Ar.rr:
v. I..
fhlrairo .19 9
St. l-oiila 19 I'l
Piitnlmi-K 14 12
Tloylon .. 14 12
Philadelphia II 1.1
Onoinnnll 11 17
New York .. 15
lli-ooklyn 9 M
An:itir.N i,-Ar.rK
w. I,.
Philadelphia 19 8
New Tork l 9
Bt. Iiilla l 11
Iw-trolt .. 19 14
Cleveland ... II 16
rhlrneo -.12 19
'ashtnKlon 1 7
Boston .. s 20
I'ct.
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.J75
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B I D D l N G
''""'v:- ' ' f ' :t '-
its
...in ciga rette
cMtv?k ' x A o t r
4f.
MILD snd yet
THEY SATISFY
Oh
TASTE above everything
It takes better tobaccos to make
Chesterfield, more thorough aging, a blend
and "cross-blend" that are all our own. '
But Chesterfields satisfy millions and "such
popularity must be deserved." Isn't It clear
that the same thing counts with smokers at ;
with us "TASTE . . . above everything?" ,
esterf i eld
FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED
Buy a Lot Now Plan for a Home in
Foley Heights
r-r Choice -
Home
Sites
" Overlooking 'Uie '
Town And
Valley
' I i. I l ... 1 1 i,. . . , I
mm
Oh!
0 191. boetrT Mvtu Tocro Co. .
What A View
-''.."(.
Drive up the new macadam to the
end of Spring street and only then can
you realize the wonderful possibilities
for a residence section that will sur
pass anything in La Grande. The
whole town lies below you and beyond
stretches the valley in all its grand
eur. No one could ever tire of such an
entrancing view here you can build
a home that you and your family.will
enjoy more and more one that no
child will ever forget,
SMALL PAYMENT DOWN
Balance in Monthly Installments
Lots in this favored section are. being priced ridiculously low at present.
Their value is bound to increase the price now is oniy a small part of
their intrinsic worth. For those who want a new home and for those who
are planning a home, these lots offer the outstanding location in La
Grande. - . -
Drive up and see for yourself. Investigate today.
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or nee anu La (irande Realtor . ', ,
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