La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 05, 1929, Image 19

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Newspaper Page Texti Wednesday, June 5, 1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Nineteen ATHLETICS DROP GAME TO DETROIT! (Frisco Blanks Stars; Portland Loses Another Yanks. Squeeze Through to . Get 4-2 Decision Cubs Turn Back Giants llj- Williiim T. CliipniiMi (Associate! iTess Sports KdftoiO The ItuiK. tt ii i- (rail ended for tho "Athletics and the (Hants yesterday run j Ity Hip Associated I'ross j Heavy Hammers ralleil it their J day hi yesterday- renewal of Pu I oil St Coast league warfare. I White Walter .Mulls nhiit out tho j Hollywood Stars here for a 7 to 0 j victory, hiH Seal sohorls nleUrd jlfulvey and liollcrson for 13 hi in. Suhr and Jolley each hi! a home and Coleman slammed out League Standings OUTSIDER WINS COMMITTEE TO ! SELECT STATE camatic nrnnu r.inrrr irmr. for selection of the Oregon candi date for the Thonms A. Kdlson scholarship, Th nieinlfers of the a re : when the Timers and the Cubs t at five four ninnies in ns many time hat. The Star wore held to small kIukIps. lleeause the San 1'Yancisoo His- spoilt their respective afternoons in tfUlnC a hljr ro ventre for i-event indignities, hut no great cheer W hen id to no up from the camps i (.,H nn(j t10 iOH Angeles An- cf the Hi-owns and the Yankees j WM. tr,lVl.lnu'. there was no eat the general stale of affair- in j game in the southern city. Thev csuine series the American lea true. Th New '"York entry gained one fnl! j'ann' on the Klying Ma'dimen as a result '.not the day's p: ncc'-dins and the Browns held t heir grmind. hut -neither received any utiaranico that :-ofessor Connie taeU wtnild tnot go forward again at a.t early Th( Athletics were due In he--.' a fp,im(' sometime, and it IimI to he tho v.triaii John lMeus inn wl:o . fMK'eunihed to Detroit hats. After t.tho dean of all the pitcher; ivt'red f,;rnra the fi- Id of action, .Mr. Mac!; ..lied the daring expo intent of es , plotting Oswald Or wo 11 to en.' nr. , ,fjre, with the result (hat lh Tigers soiled their vic-.oi v hy S to l' t.t tV)G aecompa.nl mem of lioin.- run-t hy- It el I ma nn and Shea and line pitching hy Victor SorreM. . : lanus squccz 1 hroiign I With kuth and Clohriir siill on I . Jtha shelf, the Yankees were .not i - ho ferocious on the offensive as they Jinye heen known to he, lmt they Jliad enough to squeeze out Hie de- islon over Ited Faher and the f Vhlle Sox hy I to . 5'.The Yankees now have seen four C eftiiocessive startin h .their sanies, r V The lirowns suffered - a heart - a vuronKing reverse ai Washington Vhen the Senators, themselves with Jiio pariicular destination, turned llpose a six-run rally in the ninth i('ox- K'ineekc J(o win hy S to 7. The keniilors got ; roM nowhere, and the lirowns fell itanie nearer the Yanks. were scheduled play today Oakland opened the week's series hy walloping the Portland Pucks li to 'J. Iiuglia of the Oaks allowed Portland a run In the first and in the second frames, hut gave noth- 1 Ing from there on. The winners nicked ("ascnrella for 14 hits mid scored their runs in pairs, in the first, third, and fifth Innings, 1 Senators Trim Indians The Sacramento Hen tor defeated j the Seattle Indians Hi to 3. in the I firs meeting of the season 'hot ween those two cluhs. It Ik Jim' Kd- i wards of the Indians was 'Riven n hard.. pounding during the 'seven inniifs he -pitched. Nine runs were made off Kd wards and one off llp-Ri-iis as relieving pitcher. ' Yesei(hiys Coast League Results AT OAKLAND It. H, K. Portland 2 l '2 Oakland .' ... t; 14 2 Batteries: t'asrarella and Wood- i 11 . I agl ia and 1 .om ha rd 1. . Pacific Const League- W. L. l'ct. Mission 4a 2 .ti7 JSan Krnnelsoo 41 3ti .577 j l.tis Angeles 3S 31 .afi I 1 Hollywood 33 3 .Ml Oakland 3ii 3,'i .".ti7 Sacramento 30 4 2 .417 'Seattle 25 40 .3K" Portland 23 42 .3.4 I National League I W. I.. Pet. St. l.ouis . ; 28 I ti .ti3ll , PKlHhurRh 2Ti 1 ,i;2r (Chleano 23 17 .r.VT. j.New York 20 IS .5211 I Philadelphia 20 1 1I ,513 Boston' Id 25 .3110 ' Brooklyn 15 24 .3K5 j Cincinnati 14 27 .31 1 1 I American League W. I.. Pet. Philadelphia 31 1 ;i ,7;,u ' St. Louts 27 1 7 .111 4 New York 24 HI .iliHl llhtrolt 25 23 .521 Cleveland 21 21 ,500 Washington 15 25 .375 ChleaKo lli 3d .34S .Boston 12 211 .23 ' NIGKT FIGHTS AT SAX KltANCISCO: II. H. K. Hollywood 0 5 I Snn l-'i-ancisco 7 13 1 ' Batteries: Julvev. ilollersoti and pitchers filnsh Cook; -Mails and Heed. . AT SACRA ItMKNTO: Seattle Sacramento Btierics: IMwards. It. H. K. 3 !) 4 10 15 ,2 PipKra.s and Keating and Seve- i By tlio .AssocinH'd Pi'css, '. . SAN JOSK.-.Cal; Kl4in Mo-.fV, : I'ortland,; Ore..-- knock- out Bank lioherts, San Jtme. 1 0 . I IKS .MOINICS Itay Me Perk, nf Chicago, knocked out. -Joey l'helau, of Omaha, (2); Hymie Wiseinaii, lies Moines, outpointed Bert Yls cioni. Davenport,-. Iowa, H). I MAY YOKK Tony CanKonerl, New York, outpointed iRiiacio Vr-nande-, Philippines. (10). WINNIPKC1 Larry (Jains, Tor onto, knocked nut Carl Augustine, Minneapolis (2). YouiiRstown, O. Ariccardo Bert, azolloi lUstnn. knocked out Paul lloffnian. New York, (l). ' INDIANAPOLIS Hurry Dublin-j ski. chicaK. outpointed. Krunkie . l-'erro. . 1'hlladelphla (Hi).. Louie l.avelle, Anderson, ' Itid., itnockeil ! out Kddie Cliiinev. Piltshurir i I L Jimmy Xinn turned in five-Jill tpUchiiiR to defeat Charlie Buffing' .hick liussell at the home of : Itho Ud Sox, The sciTre was 4 to o. i Cohw U'lii ulili j Turned hack in three panics on t thOir home field, the Cuhs fired ! "fIVe home runs at Oiant pitchi'.iy: . ave the last name of the series .hy 1 U to !t. The victory continued (he f'uhs :in third place. The (tiants reialu- 1 the fourth rtniff of the ladder as ;ihe Pirates aRaiu Rot even with the Phillies, this time hv- !l iA 5; The Cardinals irot ..ulv'-n. .vam ?lireak aRainst (he Itoblns, wlnniiiR gpn' fii'st name hy 3 to 1 and per BWlttioK Brooklyn t" take tlio -e- I hy 1 1 to K, The Cards renmin bi eomforlahly in first place, -hut AT LOS.ANCIKLKS: No Mission-Los AtiReles . papie yesterday; Los AjiroIcm travelinff. Ritchie King Wins From Joe Marcus Clothier of Leeds ' Wins Second Prize Shot, Romps Home at Epsom Downs. KPSOM DOWNS. KaRland. June 5 A P ) W. 1 la niei t s Triijo, a n outsider at :t3 to 1, ran away from a picked field of 25 rivals to wni I he 14!Uh runnins of the ftimmtit KnRlish tlerliy here today. Before an Itnmi use ei ow t-sti-mateil hy one official at "nearly a million." this comparatively Th.--eure son of Blandford anil Athasi roinpc-i Iiouh a winner hy one and one-half leiiRths, As the Kunie ! t tore down tho slope of the straiRhtwuy to ren ter one of the many upsets re corded in the Ioiir history of this famous classic, lite-ally millions of dollars chunRcd hands throiiRhont the entire world where waReritiR and participation in the mammoth sweepstake is helieved to have to tailed mvirly $ 1 uo.oihi.Ooo. l-'inoiilcN .'Mis'-ojl In that final rush for (ho finish jwmcn is accentuated fa the derhy yhya downhill sweep In the fainoiia I track, thousands of eyes searched t ill vain aiuoiiR the leaders for such . ! popular favorites as CraRadour, Mr. ( Jinks and llunler's Moon.. Of the three show horses. Wall er liny, which finished second, wan the host liked in the pre-race spco ulaiiou. Brcin. which came homo third, two leiiRths further hack, was held at : t he extremely Ioiir O'lds of 50 to 1. Water Oay liad been one of the heaviest tipped horses in Hie event for the last few days and his fine showiiiR was well received. There, had been sonic douht before the race as to whether he would start as his popular owner, Lord-Wool-avliiRton, liar) served warning II. at the hard ground miRht keep him out of tho field. ... ' Kopi nou t , .. Kopi, wlilel) was one of Ihe most heavily backed, entries, hud tho misfortune to fall near lip- ha.ar- dons "ral toil ha in -Corper," his joeltey. I-'. ' N, Winter, escaped in jury. - . . Tho judRes placed Lord Dei by's Hunter's .Moon fourth and W. .M; (J. Sinirer'.s KiiRarde fifth. I SAI.KM. Ore.. June 5 (AP) O. A. Howard, stale school superin tendent, has announced I he up- ' pointiiicnt of th latc committee moil, reRistrar at Ore- Ron State college, Corvallls, chair man: I' H. Murphy, president of OreRon Build iiiR consresso. Pearl M . Pal let t , rent! ni r at Cniverslt y of OreRon, KiiRt ne; Ocoirc It. I erini;lou, secretary of ( ireRtin so ciety of Professional IOiifflnoers, Chuirman Ltniop Ik expected to Dr. K. A. ThurbcT, president or call u meetlmr for H4deetion of the Oregon Section uf American ciiem- candhltHe about June lo. , ical society, t.befjon State coileRe, The dlHtrict candldatt.-s include: Corvallls. , ' rrankliiv Kherhard. of Ln OranUe. KT7 AMERICAN LEGION Presents Pacific States Kline SHOWS Combined 6 DAYS STARTING Mon, June 10 Everything- New But the Name 10 BIG THRILLING RIDES 15 NEW SHOWS 15 FUN-FOR-ALL ALL-F0R-FUN "NLore doctors more lawyers more business men buy Bllicks than any other fine car Professional men know automobiles. Their very standing in their communities demands that they drive cars of outstanding merit and reliability.. It is significant therefore that more doctors more lawyers more business men the country over buy Buicks than any other fine car! 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