La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSEATTLE GAINS ON PORTLANDERS Indians Defeat Seals While Ducks Lose Third ; Straight to Los Angeles. SIMPSON LEADSSAULT ON BIG TENlSprfBAU SHARKS X IVYVXV iVirlXVXXO ' . WIN IN MAJORS ( wuirc i I If I By (lie AMHirlnled I'mu t T'anirlo Cont IfUKUO twirlerit KtruKKleU vainly' yettnlay to curb the slUKHlnK orsrien whhfh 'liaviG tatstd pi) all Hides thin week, nnd whlle liltti were plentiful, ncorca ire relatively low. " " ) In a lirllllunt pltcheri' hattle At i, Recreation park, the MIhkIod ltenn vanctiilnlied their old rival, the ' OukH, t to ft. For nix anil a third I Innlnga, llunky Tete ItaKllu hurled "no-lilt no-run hanehall, hut uj ,4oiihle'in the seventh hy Christen-: vvn yielded a run that hrokc the j unarm. The MlwilonH were hnltl j .to throe, hit, while iho Ouks hat- ' . teil 4. Nebion pltrhed for the Iterin. ! The Seattle1 Indiana, who still! .nrlnff up 'the. rear In the leairue mandlnKn, Kave HoIIIh Thurxton and Curt lutvlaa pounitlnu nnit defeat ed the Hun Kninciwo Henla to to I 1 In the ramp of the' Kedakina. j "ThV trlhe now. leads In thin week's! . jserles, two Kanies to oney Kyloj . liruhnin had a few lia.il moments J iln lo third, and .wuhnled a little ;in the- ninth when' he. ;trrew; eare lenH., .The Heals led until the rmh, ' when the Indians forsel ahead. !, I)ikm lionteq Aula ... t Th i.OHAnBele Angets defeated jthelr. hOBtii at Portland It to'' 4. In iu- fret-1 hitting -contest, thd Josers JliiHlnr ctliree.- moundsineit,-. - Hock. J -hoteriild nnd. I'ottem. ' Iloth .Jteunis bunched hits ' for. 1 1 -euch. .llloweypr. . Chesterflelt) struck : out 'revert, -mrtv. includlnK Tolson and iWehli, home run leaders, twice f moli. , Heritor poled out a homer, tind his teum mnles from the aoutli f.-scored a flock of two bunem. '' ! . Jlollvwood nosed' ' out A third inrv memheru Attended the meet- straight victory over the Hacra-'lng: Mi'.- und Mrs. Mnnary and s metito Henutors In the southern ' dniiKhter, Mr. and .Mrs. Iten, Mr. I battle area, with a score of 6 to 6. und .Mis, Warren Mr. and Mrs. V'lo I Oouid went the distance for the. ' hei'H, Mr. and Mrs. iji Combe, Mr.1 I visiting- Kolans, , hut allowed li'and Mrs. Dupois, Mr. und Mrs.' sarettrw. . I Getchell, Mr. Nlekerson, .Mrs. G. i , '"Yesterday's coast leagtie results: J Miller. Mrs. Inndirc, and Mr. and AT ,1'OK'l'l.AND: . It. H. K. ! Mrs. Kirkendnll. i il-os Angeles ..................11 II 0 f . Hortltind ........ i. .: It U J HOW A RD MAPLE f 1 Huttnrles: Child and , Himrfhoru- v t-MlMS lUtXT LIU Heck fhesterfield, . . i'owers . and : Woodall. I ' " : " AT I.OS ANQni.KH: It. H. K. , Hacramento . Git .1 I - Hollywood fl 12 ' 0 Hatteries Gould and Kevereid; i i iff George Simpson 6EORQE OTTERNBS3 jat'-- Timed one Hattrrday at 0.6 seconds and the next at 9.5 seconds for the century, Cleorite Simpson tups the program for the Hirt Ten track championships, ,Uiy 24 und 2fj. Me Is shown above-with two other conference stars. League Standings i TO SIGN WITH CHICAGO TEAM I'OUVAl.MS, Ore.. May 24 A1' -Howurtl Muplc, catcher on the Wetstel,. AlcCttbc, Johns, and Hass-.j Oregon Htute college buselmll team ! AT 8A!f .KRANCIHCO: - It. H. K. Oakland .., ; o 4 t Missions, j 8 3 0 Wutteries: 'liagllw and Lombard!: NelHon and llaldwlti'. I'AOIKIO COAST I.FAGl' - W. I. Mission , SS 10 l.os Anseles .......ST3 85 Oakland 80 2H Man Kranclsco SO 28 Hollywood 2 20 Kacraniento -.25 34 rortland .....20 32 Seattle 20 33 AT 8BATTI.K; Kan Francisco Kcattto Iluttorles: Thurston, R.Ht. .. 0 12 4 ..10 10 2 nvis and Heed; Graham and Hteinecke. Bill Tilden Defeats Wetzel In Paris Match I'AHIH. Mny 24 (AD William T. (BIk Hill) Tlldfti Bcorod a quirk victory fl-i,. 0-1, 0-1 over Hvrr Vetal, German ploypr, In the flnt ingles mutch of the intr rationul hard court tennis chain plonnhlna today. It wuh a BCorchlnRly hot day and thrft were exactly fteven upoctutoiH KittltiK In the Hun-haked uncovered rttartilH to An tch the former Amerl run and. world'8 champion perform. . Tilden played grimly with tre mendoiiH force and npecd nnd dl poned of Wetzel, Who In reputed to be one of Germany'H most prom ising playerH, In. jiwt 27 niiinites. Thu German . player won two gnmcH pn u own service and broke through Tllden'8 service once when the latter double faulted nt lenintlnft to iret morn Hnin nn the 'ban'.: . ' r Krone In T. ' Ifuntor alo swept thrdnffh the first round defeating Hifjnor lel Ituno of Italy 8-,l, 0-4, ' 6-0. ; NATIONAL I.RAGI i; W. I. and former quarterback on the Ht-. loula .....20 10 footlutll team, announced yeatorday Chlrawo ; .19 10 that on June 1 he will Un u con- I'lttsburs U 12' tract with the Chicago Vlilte Box HoHton ..........14 15 and will report dlroctly to tlmt Philadelphia IS !3 Ameriean Umiio baball team New York 1 18., NYffotlatlmtH for Maple's aervleei t'incinnatl 1 1 la were, completed by Charles Comis- Ilrooklyn :.10 ky while the Oregon State team' : - : vr - waa on tour mentina Northern .'HiKICAN MGlTT clflc count eonferenot colltKes. G i W. I... .Maple has been performinx' tin Philadelphia ..,..2 H Stellar fashion this year as catcher St. isOtita SO 12 and captain of the 'statu college New York 17 II team. J-IIh bat Una: average this Detroit ....19 1ft year Ih .430, and hU threo-yenr con- Cleveland 15 16 ference uverutro Is .415. Ho has Chicago 19 20 four more .games in conference Washington .....10 19 play before turning professional. Hoston 8 32 Oregon Hlato plays the rntversity of Washington In .Seattle today ami JKA IHIHX WIXS tomorrow, und ends Its season: Clarence Mitchell and Burleigh Grimes Chalk up Victories Thursday. IVv WIM.IAM J. CHITMAV ( 'lurenge Mitchell, nnowued to thv only left Itandi'd spit butler to captivity jtave further proof yes terday thut this Is not his onl claim to fame. The Itrooklyn cnnt- oif, alwuys supreme In a crisis pitched the Cardinals to a 0 tu 3, 1 ileolnton over the Cubs ul Kt. In the seuson s first hi ini-oruolui jmm-Ick. und thereby lifted )i!h team into the lead over Its Chicago op ponent - by margin of half u game, ' : . -' ' l'h vetorun southpovv utdc-1. hi own run so with a triple, Kn atsa iteelved first class backing from Audy High, who hit a home run t und two MnglcH 1q drive In four I' runs. ' GHntcs WMU C.flmo Ibirlclgh (ii'lmrs pllebed for tho , Pirates against Cincinnati yester- day. This simple assertion is rapid" . ly becoming synonymous with istatemeut to the effect that the i 1'lrntes w "op, which they did Yes terday by 0 to. Tlwi lluoonn eers thus enable their big spit nai ler ti enter' his sevcnth.;.succcHiv victory. Into his credit column nt thr. expense of Hp pa Jeptlui It l ley. The Pirates, now only three games nut of the lend, are the 0"ly club showing any signs itt the moment of disputing ' Cub-Cardinal supre macy y . ;" The Phillies and the Itobins were Idlo yesterday, and the Giants de feated the llrnves by ll to 4,. - ' . ' Atlilt tk ilin . The day's campaign In Hip Am ericon league met with the full ap proval of Mr. Cornelius McGllltcud 1 dy. even though the Yankees de foaled the 'Itcd Sox hy 7 to 0 at lloston. . , Mr. McaiMlcuddy. : the while, ,wti(. eugnged In th pleurpnt task of taklntf two from the Henu tors, each by a score of 9 to 8. The ; Itrowns got only an' even- break ut 5 Clovelund,.wjjnplng hy 7 to 6 after Pot. MnA ludiuns had nosed out a 6 to .704 decision In the twelve Inning opon- .509 'MV '.' ' ' ! '' !' ' .. .M7 i The double victory of the Ath .517 btles stretched the Mnckian lead to -three gtimcs over 'the It raw on and four over the Yankees. Ilabe Kulh's eighth homo run l.yh' Lnry's- second ; sturted th Yankee scoring at Uoston, -but these two markers were, far from enough. The Hugmen 1-nd five er rors concenlo-'l about their persons, and the dlsp'ny of these presented Hostnn with five unexpected runs. A New York drlvo for three' In the ninth Just overmatched u Hoston counter aftttek for a single run In the home half. -. - . Chicago and Detroit wvro ralncil out at Navln l'"leld. ' ' i Elgin Team Wlil r Play Here Sunday i The Klk-ln husehall team,' fol lolkini; a defeat at KIkIii last Sun day at the hands or the 4a (Irande tl. Kinily comiiuny nine. Is exnvct. lax lo turn the tallica he if .Sunday 4(ternooll, w.hen the two teams will ittect )ialn at the hluh school field 2 o'clock. -'. ' llundlcanpcd lust Pumlny Uy hev !iit without their regular I'ltt'her. (ie KIkIii team lust 17 to II, but p-urd reuelved here is that they will Vive an experienced twiiier ftr :hf second wiinc. ' i s llttth teams have heen l'laylmr a jm.rt hrand of hull. It Is reportcil. CHILD, 6, SLAIN IN CALIFORNIA BY STR ANGLER KOH'P ltUAGO, Cal., May 344 1 (AI1 A sherift'H posse which had heei. searching throughout the night for Theresa Johnson, tl-year-jold schoolgirl who was reported ulsslng yesteitlay, found her dead body near a lonely road. 13 miles south of here today, She had been St rutiK Ud to 'death, finger murks of her slayer still evident un her hroat. , ; The body hud - been thrown aoiOKH a log by the girl's attacker while her schoolhooks and lunch box were found scattered In a near by clearing. Footprints and other marks In the road' tndlwued sho had struggled desperately to es cape., . ':-:-y ,; . 'C.: Alabam and Oliver Fight to a Draw - HAKKH. 'Oie.'. 'MaV 24" fAp)- Nails Gorman of tinker won hy n technical knockout In the seventh round of a scheduled ten-round fight with l.eo Ktokert. Uolse, In u! whirlwind main evjf-nt' here last night. Htokcs, declaring he had received a broken rib, quit as his second threw In the towel a few seconds after the start of the sev enth round. Hlokes weighed X 73 pounds; Gorman, 173. . Kid Alabam of Grande, and Marlln Oliver of Wallowa, 1- to a draw in a fusfuU fm- t six-round seml-ftnal afteAl. v&i, )lows . ha4 vppttrcnt lx h jsk,. t GUver groggy In thijiti.l.J Uno' weigheu JS pounds? ::-.v. 1- ; l ; ; Wrll't L7lMiircb 7 HI. I'elcr's In Home. If ;tln iliirg est cliuri'li In li worldi v Hit lin den t liaslllc tM-ciii.vli4 tlw'sllv ut Hie pivsciil SI. I'l'ier'n hutl la conic ruinous In H-'ii-.tiiul it was tlcclilcil to it-ilii'e It, . I. llllc wns ncciiiillttlitM 11 ii 1 1 1 Irani ami ' nil vnni'c huh slow iinlll 1WI, wlicll MicliiicltiiiiceluV ilcsluus tvero iun(it cd. dome was romiilclcd In l-'il ll mill .liiu liuslllcu ilcillculwl III UIVIU. ,-. ,.- -i - .5110 .ts ,3sr .S77 lvt. .007 .Call .671 .483 .000 .4117 .9117 .t 5 ! Pet. .73S .025 .007 . f. r. !i .484 .375 .34ft .2U7 Oregon Golfers Defeat Harvard ". In Wire Tourney KITOENK, Ore., May 24 (AP) , Vlayinff their first telcKmiihic coif match, in history, University of ' Oregon (jolt team defeated Hur vard I'nlversily Wednesday 12.1 points to SI. Oregon tolallcd 07 the first day of play and &6 the .second, when Harvard made 89 and I 43. I'ointa were awarded tne for par on a hole, two for a birdie and three for an eagle. The of , ficlal' match score was Oregon 3, j Harvard 1. I'luy was by team members according to rankinc. Those winning matches were Moe. i Will, and J'almberg for' Oregon, and ttaldwin for Harvard. Don itoe. Oregon captain, led ' the field for the Webfoots yester day with II points, scored on o card of 72. against the I'nlversily of Oregon; next week. ' Maple achieved national fame last fall when he piloted the Ore-, gon Slate tTollego football team to a surprise victory over New York l.'nlvcrslty, Kastern champion. In Yankee stadium. i l.AS VKOAS, Nov.. May 24 (API Ira Dern of Halt Luke I'lly de feated l.co I'nplonns of l.os An geles by scoring two successive falls in their light lienvywoight M4JHT FKillTS ' - Hy llie Axmh IuUiI lnss - N KW YOIIK Jack Herg. Kng land, outpointed llruce Klowers, New Itochelle, (111): Pete Meyers, Han Francisco, and Tony Vncarel II, New York, drew. . (11); Harey nillman. Philadelphia.' knocked out Irish Hobby Hradyi New Jeiv scy, (!!).' ' . -.' Jlt'NTSVIf.l.K. A In: Sergeant Rummy linker.. New York, knocked out Irish Tommy Jordan..-Hrook-, lyn, (S). ,' - i King Alexander Jugoslavlnn street "lias forbidden car conductors match here last night. He took ! to eat garlic. In fairness then. the first with n scissors hold and lie ought to provide them with the second with a body slam. gas masks. ' ' You can bank on the quality of a ciga rette that continues to be the biggest success in smoking history Camel State Official at Veterans' Meet Members of James E. Page ramp No. 14 and the auxiliary held a regular meeting Wednesday night at the K. of P. hall. A. V. Murr. commander and Nora Chandler, president of the auxiliary, were In charge. Comrade Klrkendall. department Inspector, gave an Interesting talk which waa well received. After the meeting refreshments were served. All csmp and auxiliary members have been requested to take part In Memorial day exer rtses. The following Ttaker Hpnnlsh. 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Formerly Stone's Cash Store Thrift Grocers Servewel Grocers Prices for Saturday and Monday, May 25th and 27th Mother's Oats, with Aluminum Sw32c Market Day Seedless Raisins 4 lb. Bag 27c White King Washing Machine Soap l4e 41c Original Shredded Wheat X. 3 pkgs. 35c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ' Lettuce, large solid heads', 3 for. ...23c Peas, well filled pods, 2 lbs. .....23c ' New Potatoes, 4 lbs. 29c Tomatoes, fresh, 2 lbs. ... ........ ......Mc Lemons, size 300, dozen .............. ......33c Oranges, size 252, 2 dozen 45c Oranges, size 252, case ...$4.33 Strawberries, Clark Seedling, 2 39c : MILK rjrf 12 cans $1.08 Ze $4.25 Golden West Coffee Pound ciin ... Hrookfiuld Cheese Pound Liliby Corned Reef No. 1 can, 2 for 56c 28c 59c Home Products r S & K Sweet Mustard nn Pickles, pint jar 7C Mount Emily Liird,'' (t-i Off Open Kettle, 8 11). pail J 1 Fiincy Strained Pure Honey 511). Pails, - 2 lor :."...':. $1.15 Buffalo Mutches, 29c Grapefruit, liroken Sec-tp ' ' tions.i No. 2 culls, 3 cairn' OOC 2 cartons T .. Leslie Shaker Salt, Iodized or plan), ctn. Van Camp's Kean Hole lieans, with tho "old fashioned" flavor, 2 cans . 29c Tru BIu Grahams , : y y2 lb. wood box 79c Dainty Sugar Wafers VA oz. pkg ,10c Luckel's Steam Refined Borax Soap, 1 5c Bar Free with 3 largo bars for . 22c Flour &T 491b. sack $1.75 ,$6.89 Li