La Grande evening observer., June 13, 1929, Image 7

I Thursday, Juno 13, 1921)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE7
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PIRATES CHARGE
MERRILY UPWARD
Buccaneers Nose out Clan
McGraw Mackmen Win
tWin While Yankees lose
I lly AVIIIium .), Clilrmmn
it Assoeiatt'tl 1'rrsH Sports Writer)
'I ho Pirate rhnrpt- renin ins un-
rliffkeil, evVn with the fiiantn op
jmsing it. ' ilolin J. ilrOraw wn
forced to chafe in the New Ynrli
-4iiiKou( at l-'orhes fit-M yesterday
jls the Pirates ,jpive his charges
, n one run defeat in the ninth after
h iturleigh Grimes had blown a fine
ff(-i-arly lead. The Buccaneers drove
If1 -your hard smashes hack at the
FJvenerable Jack Scott to score two
.runs after two were out and so lo
W'Vln by 7 to G. t
J1 - With the rardinnls held mo--?1ionle.ss
1.v rain, the pirates thus
fe,-)were able to eradicate that theore
b ical half-game deficit under
fcrvhich they had labored while leart
LlfifiK the league chanjpions In per-
f flcentage. Honle Hush's men urn
jnow in one of those famous "vJr
fitur.l ties" with the Hed Hlrds. but
f I hold a percentage edge through
:the noted prcceys of having lost
i fewer games. ' ,
Cubs Trim Phillies
The Cubs defeated tlw
jjhy 7 to 3 In Chicago as the Robins
md the Reds lay idle in a Cincin
inti rain storm. Malone funned I'Jt
Phils, running his mark to 5S, the
best in his league.
J Action on the American league
, front further improved the stand
J ing of the Athletics who exacted
; more toll from the hapless White
J Sox as the Browns turned upon
i the Yankees after three straight
rebuffs. This combination of
1 Mackmen to eight games.
r-i i onme -iacit empioyen itnoe
1 Walherg to clinch his third trl
utnph over the .White Sox. Itubn
f'l took the game in his stride and
E'j won by 7 to S. aided by Al Slm
JJ?" mon's fourteenth home run.
L . Yankees Drop Came
The defeat of the Yankees may'
jr" be attributed in part to Miller Hug
; gin's daj-ing in exposing Myles
Thomas to enemy fire In a starling
nde, Myles escaped with his life
I ; for two rounds, but the Urowns
j , cornered him in the third when
I , seven hits netted eight runs and the
I t . ball game which eventually was
3 won by 9 to 4. -
. Fred Heimach rushed to Thomas'
, rescue just in time to see Oeorge
itiaenomer. trie m. loiiih pttcn(;r,
cap the assault with a home run
with two Rrownies aboard. Lou
Oehrig to register his fifteenth
home run in the eighth.
Washington pitching again fat-
tcred at the capitol' yesterday, and
Cleveland defeated the home team
by 9 to 5. Willis H'udlin also had
cued him in time, The Indians'
liammered away Impartially at tho
Messrs. ltiirke. Pea 11 and Hrowu.
Tho lied Sox and the Timers en
joyed an open date.
Johnny Dawson .,
Enters Last 16
In Sandwich Tilt
SAXHWU'll. KiiKlaiHl. .Imio Y
(AP) John Dawson. Chicago, tm
bis way 'Into I be sixth round of the
ltritisb amateur jolf cbarnplon
ship (hts at'teriioon, ulien he de
feated S. I,. MrKinlay. (;ianv. 2
up ami I to play.
SANHWK'H. Knir., June 13 (AP)
.Inhnliv DnwMji.ii CUnmrn ir.Af
j star, entered the last Hi of the Hri-
)tish amateur KOlf championship
tournament today with a smash -In
if victory over Kdwanl Kyle,
young Scottish mining engineer,
whom Scottish enthusiasts had be
lieved was the bist bet Tor the title.
The American player won six of
the. last seven holes with a score
of two under fours. He nlaved as
F Kten.lilv n it volni'im ili.viittti t ttn
Kale of wind sweeping across tile
links. The score was five and four.
Andrew McNatr, Olasgow youth,
j provided a big sensation today by
3 eliminatinic the tlthdiolder, Phil
Perkins by one hole.
George Dixon Wins
I Fight in Oakland
OAKLAND. iil.. June 1 .1 (AP)
George Dixon, 157. of Portland,
Hammered Jock Malone. 1 51 ol
jf JSt. Paul so ardently last night that
q i;eieree l-illie White stopped the
match in the fifth round.' .llxon,
"j ha rd hitting negro, opened an inch-
long cut on Malone's ' upper Hp
jwlth his furious attack.
$ Malone was groggy in the first
but came back to out hot; the Porl
lander In the s-cond. Hlxm came
back In the third to outclass his
jyounger Opponent. He kept Up the
attack until a barrage of punches
In the fifth opened a cut on Ma
chine's lip and gave the victory to
U ho negro.
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fin 111 r;n a tii-:
To fori land:
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To IViiillelnn, Wiilln
WiilUi:
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2:45 p. in.
To l.cw)tni!:
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To llakrr: i
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Silicon linvp fnmi
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Ia.sen'r StalUtn
It
jPortland Ducks,
Seattle Indians
Both Score Wins
Hy the AwortatPil Vrvw
The tide of battle in Pacific.
Coast league camps showed defin
ite signs oS changing yesterday,
with the defeat of the league lead
ing .Missions iteds by the Seattle.
('otiuiiK-lu'K, und (he victory of the
over the Sacramento legislators.
Slowly hut surely, events of the
last few days have Indicated, the
Seals are creeping up on their
chief fnes in the race for the 1929
gonfalon. The Mission Herts have
lost considerable ground, having
now So won out of T5, while the
Seals stand 4N won out of 79.
SeiUlle defeated the Kerin 5 to 3
In a 12-lnnIng battle at Recreation
park. -
Pllcliln'ir Dnol -.
The Senator - Seals conflict
proved to .be a pitching duel.
Klmer Jacobs shut out the capital
city boys :t to 0. bucking the work
of l.eo Uickerman and Tom Klynn.
Portland evened tip the series
with Hollywood by nosing out the
Stars 7 to 6 In a' free hitting melee.
Ko ur pitchers paraded over the
mound for Hollywood-the -visitors
bunching hits -in the fourth and
Knight replaced Kiillcrtbn hi the
fifth when tiie biises were filled.
and held the Stars In check.
The Oakland sfiuad. playing at
Kineryville. defeated the Los An
geles Angels 10-to 4 and moved up
Into third place in the "Jeague
standings with 43 -won out nf- 79.
Yesterday's Coast League. llcMtlts
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Hollywood ...".j
AT OAKLAND:
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Oakland ..:.
AT SACRAMKN'TO:
San Krnncisco .....
SacVaihento '
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Seattle
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$500,000 For Fight
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j PHH.AnKLPHIA, June' U (AD
,jnHpeh Kennedy, local boxing'
promoter, has callrl at the of t'ico j
ot Mayor Harry A. Mackey and ;
announced that he is prepared to j
j offer Jack Deinpsey if00.000 to '
mod CJeorge Godfrey, negro'giant.
in ;i 10-round bout at the municl- t
pal stadium late In September or i
(arly In October., ' !
T,1P Promoter said thn proposal
hail been approved by Frank Wie
ner, chairman, of the Pennsylvania
stute'alTnWcomnrrRslon, and thlU
he would submit the
Dempsey In a few days.
offer to
LA GRANDE
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MONDAY JUNE 24
TENT THEATRE
located at Jefferson A Chestnut St.
Poors open nt 7:1.1
Perroriiiniicp nt K:l." P. M,
Why Do You
Tell Children I
To Save Their
Money?
a OSraniip National
Sank
T'orty-flrst Ypr nf Krlon-lly
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ENTERPRISE TO
BE HERE SUNDAY
Chieftains Stronger Than
During First Half of
Blue Mountain Season.
The T.a Grande Pirates, in a tie
orseeonu piare in imp mue .Moun-
tain league, will piny their third
on Sunday, the i on test to be held f
in the high school at h let tc park
here beginning at 'I'.'Mt o'clock.
The Buccaneers have taken both
games from Knterprise, but it took
10 Innings to subdue the Chieftains
in the second meeting at Knter
prise. With the Wallowa county
team strengthened lately by two
new players, a snappy game Is an
ticipated. Last Sunday the league
leading Pendleton club -won fi to 1
from Knterprise.
Pendleton, with eight straight
wins, needs just one more game to
clinch the 1H29 pennant. If Pen
d leton wero t o lose all f ou r re
inaining games and either Raker
or La Grande win the next four.
It would. result In a tie. The Ruck
a roos are hoping to be able to trim
Raker at Rakeiv Sunday, but-the
Klephants. with new blood In the
I lineup, expect to put n stop to the
team's winning
! Mreak. . Jake Meyers. Pendleton
pitcher, has signed a contract with
the San 1-rancisco Seals and will
join the Coasr league team in the
nar future, it Is reported here.
A Grunilo will he short one of iP(.n oiicialiliB a h:ikiry Ihcrp "'"1 I jockoy ililiiiK ill WashinKlon l"arl,
thp lOBiilais Sumhiy. W illi Monro, onrly .Monday . jnornlliK while .Mr. I H ,oooniinK soTnothinK of a sonsa-h-ft
flohlor. . cxpooiinB lo lolurii Dooki-r was fr.vinK loiiichmiln I. hp ,n nt tin' Hark, llo roilo tour
homo for the remainder of the urease expludeil and set fire to tllrt 1 wnnorH Tuesday and had anotrter
.summer soliio time this week. ilmkory. The huililins and all the j yesterday.
To maintain a slender
figure, no one can deny
the trulli of the advice:
"REACH FOR A UiCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
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1 1 Muldni i'ictnre Star
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North Powder
Man Hurts Hand
Chopping Wood
P.y M(tS. KTHKIi KOltKSTUOM
(Observer Correspondt nt .
NOUTIl 'J'OWDKK, Ore., t Spec
ial - Frank Watkins while chop
ping wood Monday had the mis
fuilune of striking his left, hand
with (lux axe. severing his thumb.
W(S )niIII(Mlbuiy rushed to the
, ,..,,... hniit..i f.- ir..n.n..ni.
Kugene Howman returned home
to ihiy by singe from AHmmotii h
where he. has livi ii attetldipK Hit'
Normal school there.
Lois Iliidd'eson is, on I he sick
list this we.-k,
Mr. and Mrs. K. .1. Setiecrbox
motored to Rend Sunday to meet
their daughter. Mrs. Helen (ior
ham, and little grandson. They
had come to Pend from Los An
gehti with friends. Mrs. Ooi-hnm
, expects to slay with her faintly
I line until October.
', Hureld Parker returned' from
Salem last week with his sisb-r
Gloria and her husband.
C. K. lludiinsou and family re-
i turned t'tx n Kugeue Saturday
where they will spent the summer
on their ranch here.
Katho Korsstrom returned also i
from Kugene Sat ni'day evening
with her family who has been re-
siding there during- tlm school
mnoths.
yVi an,i Mrs. Wnltf r Joins vis
ittMl llKt WK(,I; wiln t(utr daughter,
m,h. linymond Oeckcr at Kellogg.
i,:ii,o. Mr. and Mm. )i-cker have
7!le (Ipnrr.
it II it I e il li . .
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ly I.YIIHAMI,
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A. mi- sio.vr.
!iitntant. .iiiJ
Ab.lilnr..
A LUCK Y- INSTEAD
asted
No Throat Irritation -No
contents burned. About one-third
of the v. value was insurtnl. Mrs. !
leckei inul little son Honald, re-i
turned homo with Mr. and , Mrs.
Jomv.
Mrs, Keeney and Nora Attebery
wi re Raker vlsitois Tuesday.
' 1 r. Irvine returned from Rose
burg and California Sunday after
spending two weeks vatation with
his family. Mis. Irvine and child
i en will spent the summer vacation
with her parents, Mr. and Mis. R.
M. Shotirds.
Mrs..Liiia McGmth is at the
bedsides of her father and sister
who are al the Hot Lake uinltur.
lum.
Max Nice Is the proud owner of a
m w sedan.
J. R. Wilson Is visiting his wife in
Portland. MVs, Wilson has been
there for several weeks in the
hospital under tin care of the eye
specialists.
Carl Korsstrom. Jr., bt't for
Camp Chtsop where he will i e
main for t wo weeks alter which
he will attend the aviation school.
Mr. and Mrs. Foresslrom accom
lianled him to La Orande, where
he joined Company K.
Dr. Irvine was a Raker visitor
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Senccrhox
are living In the Peterson apart
ments. Mrs. May Moss and her smalt
chiloren of Portland are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Jacobs.
Rill Ha vis stepped upon a hall
running it in his foot. He was I
taken to Hot Lake for treatment.
I.
Harry Attebery is confined to his
home with spolit'il t'evrr.
CHIcWao. Juno IS (AP) ran I
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No amount ofniulicioiis propaganda,
tin i:iHitlt to public iitlcllicnci; nml
food failli, can sway public liclicf in
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clioiec tolucc(i kIiiic tousloil flavor
thrilU the taste, whose toasting proo
rs3 eliu'.inatcs impurities, and, aft
20,679-1? pliysicinns testify, lmikct)
I.rirkii'a less irritating. Toasting
clctc I.ncky Slrikc to a plane il'
j'Jality vliich no other cigarette can
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perts .inures the quality of I.iicVirM.
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Tli AmerlMfl llorro Common J, Iiiftir jxiralt-d
Tin f.urtty StTthn Danrt Orrhcttra u lit run
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