La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 05, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, July 5, 11)2!) PaereTwo LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. REDS TRIM CUBS IN EIGHT INNINGS Pirates Take Double head er Leaders Win in the American League. Feature Values Illustrating the Savings Awaiting You in Our ! i i i Closing Out All Our Summer 1 Hats at About V2 Price $5.00 and !?t.00 hats $2.95 $7.00 xind $8.00 hats .153.95 $9.00 and $10.00 hats $1.95 Some new Ribbon and Crepe Hats just arrived, also new styled Felts at reduced prices. Dependable Quality. HilK Dependable Values. San Francisco Seals Leading In Coast League With Four Victories The Kit li 1' rii arisen Boa In a 1 -...J"inrpit ytvferiiay u couple or mllen -"tiiiead or the pack in the Puelflc i'oiiHi longire's, Fourth or July Double, headers. Thi; champion of Inn year's aenMon now lead Ihe M'tiirac with futir vii'turh'. for the V!:SI KIUKW'S (OAST l.LAfil K m ;si l i s. At l.tv Anuele ! IftST (1AMK: It. II. K. Port limit 5 1 2 I .on Anwh'H IS II! 2 HiiHitIi-h: (Ml man, .Mel onnld. Waltem iiml WoodaH; Hit r foot mi'I first week of the .ennd half f Nandber tjie Mfaaon.' XKPONI) (JA.MK: It. ' - J Purl In ml 1! Kijflitof-ii home runs were itinl- j J(J Angelen t Al out ihiriiiK the day In all eight; jiaMwIes: Alnhuffi.y'ami"' I't.r (hf MPHMrmi I,1iipIII of Oi m-nlsi orupke-l out throe of tln-m, whll'! Wilir of thevSVul and Brwer o( 'gjp i AnKi'lt-f t'ucll. neorprl two. J '3 Souls Win Two. 1 thr ft-Mllr! H. 10 i; n : Itc-KO Miuvht ii n I Wit i'i rti. (7 IlinlitKH by nirreomi'til ), At SKHl.Klll TliP KiillH d.-ft'iitpil Inditing at ItrrreuMon purk it to in thd rnornlnn fray, uinl 22 to in tit tin uflernonn. Korty-Htx runs wcrp the tolul Tor Hie- Hay In I hone tWO llllltlt'H UloilO, musing tilt' fflllH to marvel ut, this Blrtmge hniiii) or baseball. - The Mission iTi'il.i and Hie OiiliK brokn even In the double nt Krnery-idllt- nerosa the buy. The Keds look Ihe morning jfmno 4 to ;i while Ihe Onklunderfl eoppM the nfter 1Vunn urrulr fi to 4 by poanelng on 4:.n Never for Tour run In the Iffhlh Innlnf,'. I .oh AngelcH defeuled Portland 'n ngolH hit hard In the first K"in Hollywood II 12 1 Niieritnir-nto 12 1 (Tlcl. Hat I or) cm: K!nn(-y, 1 lolh-rwon, M'ul very iiml HiiHsJer; Itachao I 'ia twin II ami SVverefd. At KniTiimriilo HI-;MN' (I A M I'!: 11. Hollywood :t Macr-iiiiH'nto II lii.lf.'i Ich: Hlu'llcnbiick iitwl hh r; Hi yun aii'l Sfveri'bl. 1 1. K. S I li I Itas- Ity W illiuni .1. liipman ( AxKoriuh'd I'rfss Spurt h Writer) If Die I'iraif-H no.se out tin- Oilm by a margin of imp lliln kiiom itl thr f-no! of tin- National h-aKUc p-n-nunt lace on next (H-IoImt fi, the l'oili t It of .1 illy will ko ilown In ('liicnKO baKi hall amialM a.H a nuvt of black ThuiHil:iy, With the cuircnt h'iHli'i-Hhli haiiKlnK upon alniuxi every piteheo" Itall, the Krililis eil lereil Into an aKi''-'ineuL with Ibe Cincinnati Jd-il lo hall Hie ninrn intC ame at I2::tn p. in. The Kc.lx won, of cnuiHe, anil the Cubs dropped out of fli-Mt place oh the 1'iniU-H HWept two more lecibniM from the ci uiripMiiK "anllnals. The VankeeM have an unhnpfiy nieiiMiry of u Klnnle ni'ine Hlmilar ly eurtailt-d nt the height of thf Mil' 4 raiiipuiKn to enable the eba.ni pionH lo keep an exhibition agree ment at Indfanariolis. The TiRer look that decfNlun by a Hinle run In eiMt innings, and while the de feat did not Ktand alone In d-pilv- IIIK Ull ri UKHieii ui a I mil in i KtraiKht flat?, the fact remaiiiH that V'anhlnton won by only Iwo Knines at Ihe finish, Iteds Win Ity I tun The niornlni? Ki'oi'' nt bfeaKO ' yenterday -ame lo its abrupt close III tile end of Ihe eighth Willi the 1 ItedH in rront by U to S. It was lopped "If by a Cincinnati triple play JiiHt an it Heeined that the 'ubs i were heudinw lor n certain tie and a p'oHHihle victory. After the men ol 1 IcndrlckM had taken the lead with a Mingle run in the first ha.lf of Ihe eighth, winkles hy (ionznlen and .Ma lone put I'titm on first and third iviih .McMillan coming up. I'illi-nk'er 8 e i n e d .McMillan's Krounder, ttiKKei) -Ma lone on the banellne and hurled the ball to Kelly, doubling McMlunan. Setior tioiizaU-H, never a Kaelle, benmii' J the third victim a Kelly'B quick Hi row to Ciooch met the ChienK" catclier at t he plate. j ! A crowd ol IK. una witnessed tho : morn inn game in the rain, but I'fi.iKMl braved the weather to ?ee i the alternoon contest. With Kri'd 1 IHuIu-'h Kod pitching (aTter an un steady first round) hacked y hard , hitiltiK. the ( 'n hs rewarded t heir I followers with a H to li victory In '. 1 he a I tcrnoou , but Mi-('arthy's lead of half a KiMile had been crushed under the uciuht of two ritlsbuiKh victories. . I'lrates Take Two I Ili niy .Meine pitched the Pirates j to an X to 4 triumph over the Car dinals In the niiirniiitf and Itemy Kleiner repeated Ihe performance in the afternoon, X to 2. Succes sive home runs by Comursky and Shcely, Comorsky's with the bases i lilli'il, removed, all ii-nsion from Al snn 1-YiitiriM-n KIltKT CAMK: It. II. K. S'-altb- f. 14 3 San Kranclsco '.....!i I (I (I Hallerles: ( 'ollard, IMpKi as and ( o x, I la vis n n d M c I sa acs, i ui Jvi Vi-' ilitt li'-iuioeu. tWoiiurLinent In. it lu I ' seventh, ami h-lt tin- IcaKiie cham- uunLii.u v i .i i ,r" " -- ' nions caHtimr anoui lor a enmrort- vie.uiv Tiu. MHVnn I.. ..t...r ,.ii,. ' 1 Ul ' ' ,r'1 h: K''" I,r 1h r,i:n. uhle berth In the second division, ( up mum) i-.u itaeeni piicn.nK hiiui j( out bull utter th HihI tnnliiK- The I Mit-ks lullieil twit' In the openlnif frame. Hut tln-y I oh l tlulr bad In I (he swuimI when llif AnifelH turned ! four litis ,nlo fniir runM, llorreaul; Thurston. .lone d. At O'tUlaihl KIltST fiA.M K: Mlsslnns I Oakland V. ' -Ail Tie (.Aim Sacnunento and llnllywnod but- Craahrnd, nai.d ted to u standstill in the morning .nnih:i i til. i it ui siockton, jhts Kami be (nir culled In th tenth Iniibur with ft fi-Ull tie kdne to pus.'.njf or Ihe itniH limit. i: Krank Shellentmch Vbnt out the Sdons In the second halil al Snernmenin A to ft. II. i:, I and l The I'hlllie.s outpunehel the I Brooklyn Muck by I -I lo 1 2 in a wild first Kame yesterday, but the , home rorccs rallied behind ihe euivintf of J(dmny Murrison to t'liii off Willi the second hy ft to It. 1 I The (ilauts completed the Na- llallerleH; Wilson and Ihildwin; tioual nrouram yestenlay by divld- KiiNicb ami Itead, inj a doublehi-ader witli the 1 1 raves iwhom rhey had hoped to defeat SI-:ctM (1 A M K: It. II. K. 'twici'. The Itosinnese snatched the Missions :t It 2 i upenert hy 4 to 'A In a ninth round Oakland .r 0 S , lally. hut Larry Iti-nton won tin Ha tier: en: Neveis, Leiber and liiKhtcap by S to Iloftiuan, Hal Iwin: Mci:voy ail) j l.t iuh i- Triumph Lombard!. I-Ivenis in the Amerh-an league I Grande Ronde Meat Co Packers and Distributors of Mt. Emily Products Oily Grocery and Market Main 75-50 Economy Grocery and .Market. Main 573-1 S Hoover Market Main 755 We as Manufacturers 1)6 Not Ask You to Base Your Patronage of Home Products on Your Community Loyalty Because we offer you just as good a commodity plus service 1 Substantial saviny-and Keeping your Dollars in Union County. Every purchase of HOMK PRODUCTS helps to build UNION COUNTY and encourage their manufacture. Buy Them - Demand Them - Enjoy Them - Save! !- P. S.: Look for the ORANGE TRUCKS. They deliver you HOME PRODUCTS. Oilier Values In Decorated Break f ast Sets si A Store-wide Event Embracing Every Department Buy Now And Save to 50 10 5-Piece Breakfast Set $19.85 Excellent quality, modish clesijjn in choice of scyeral cclor finishes. Table is 32 in. hy 22 down and 32 in. by '12 with loaves raised. 5-Piece Breakfast Set $21.95 Fascinating; and cheerful in its soft rich finish yet ex ceptionally low priced. Table when open is "6 in. by '12 and ."fi in. by 22 when closed. Open An Account Willi a Ureakfast Set 5-Piece Breakfast Set r.eyond all doubt this is the greatest feature value in Breakfast Sets ever offered in this city. You will find in them only best material and workmanship and a detail of finish usually found in sets at a much higher price. Beautifully enamelled in the newest colors with appropriate decorations, these sets include well designed table with four chairs to match. $17 .75 5-Piece Breakfast Set $23.85 Beautifully finished and decorated in blended colors with exceptional construc tion. Table open is 32 in. by -12 and ,2 by 22 w'hen closed. 5-Piece Breakfast Set $26.65 Exquisitely designed with every detail of construc tion including finely turn ed legs. Choice of several finishes. Table measures Table measures 3G in. by 22 closed and 8(i in. by 42 open. Your Choice of the Most Popular Ranges at Prices Greatly Reduced Universal, Montag, Monarch and L & H Electrics $110 Universal Steel Range $fiQ.50 The famous Universal, the choice of thousands of house wives. Equipped with Duplex Grates, it .burns wood or coal with equal satisfaction. A perfect baker quick and economical in operation. Enamel and nickel trim. $135 Full Enamel Montag Range $115.00 Large size, gray full enamel Montag range. Built to burn wood or coal. Of lasting con struction and made to give long service. . A real baker; economical in operation. Easy Payments (J - ( Down plU Delivers Your" Itange $115 Enamel Trimmed Monarch Range P:::TI V" t Monarch Wood-Coal Range at a big saving. The baking and cooking qualities of this range have made it de seivedly popular through the northwest. Of guaran teed construction .you. are assured of many. years of satisfactory soi-vice. Nicely trimmed in enamel. JE2SssA I " . . . .ggyw ... . Jrj: ."-H I " . 1 L & II Electrics Range regular Si)S.50 value. Three burner L&ll i;ii'ctrics liange with enameled oven door and reciprocating switches. . Abso lutely rust-proof oven, almost instant heat, inexpensive to fl?7f operate P 1 D L & II Electrics Range llegular S2(!0 value. Full enamel, auto matic I.&ll Electrics Range. For satis- laetory service, quick and economical op eration this range is unsu i passed $195 Convenient Credit Terms Gladly A rranged i Carr Fit Reg. $2.00 Inlaid Linoleum A choice of fine linoleums in standard quality,- such as Ann strong, BlatMin and Nairn. Six new and charming patterns to choose from in new patterns and delightful color (U -t (f effects,, sq'. yd !. Pl.DU Durable Print Linoleum Made only of high grade mate rials and built to give long ser vice. The-heavy paint surface makes it durable and sanitary and the tough burlap back base prevents HCin tearing, sq. yd I OK, rniture Company Inc on the linlidJiv moved a Ion pretty f'v' J fj$() Athb-ttcM d.lciiled Ihe Ked Sox by' :t to I in the morning mid .s to ij In Ihe at'tei noon. Hob drove elio-ne Hie mnrnlm; rnwairemenl fur hl.sj thlil e.ni h iclni v. j Thi YanK-e? won from Washing- , ion , io l and M lo A in :i double ' nuifhdd hi nl. ;-. tit.rnn.iitilni; thfir petition ' his lll V TWO TILTS JULY FOURTH, rlllr.vr.n. Auiy .p - - l.eon ! llaeli" -W iNo., the Culm' pudKV i v t. Mhiy addeil two to tistie s.M;ld.!. , League Standings 'ROSEN BLOOM ! WINS MAIN GO ! IN PORTLAND COLVMBlA IS l BEATEN TODAY i BY TRINITY 8 iniie iiml (Hie hall uanu-.H tiehlmlj After t inc l-a tifb- il f coin the the M;ielnieii :uid three points tn field iluiinu (he aiii-rnonn Kiimc f i nt of the 1 1 iiiu us, who alo are ! with ' "in em n.i i i i n- :i t taekinc I lay nine and one lwilf eonti'iMs removed Kelp in thi lit-dn' dummt. Wilson from first place. The Hrownlw (tent hi:i l it ersi-hln into ptteher tiimnied ihe 'l'ieis 2 to ti and 7 I l'ete iiotiohiie Care when the two io n a a ;iiiiHi fur their .t-tlej tram. met ;it the 1'niou station against ihe VanUe.'! to deride pos- last night to attain for tlit c;ist. n-Mon of yi mill pliier lor the tnno ; !,,.,,. "Vou'ie unite a sernpper. aren't 1 yon I un.t ?'e v ;is reported to The White Sox won the opener j,ave said to Vi!.h.m. "If you want from Cleveland by f lo l.ut the';Uiv mme. omi, iuiw our ear." 1mlian.4 tinned thr tables tn thet Wllx.n's t;st shut out tw ice and i ponohue tell i,. t!i. tlnnr. striltlng his head. While the Keds gaihrfed inbuilt t"tmhue and lielped him to his feet, the I'tilm hustled WiKon rd the train. I'nriric Ctmt l.eaunie simnliii. W. I.. IVT. j Sun I-'raneiaeo 4 n l.nnn j Hollywood 3 a l.tuid ! l.os AlU'ehs 3 I .7.'t M is.-'un ; '2 ,:,uu I Oakland 2 2 .Ti ff j Portland t 3 Seiiltte t) 4 .HUH l H leramentu n .una 1 t;nuie. 1 'J lo Martha Morel i us i 1 urns rrotessional NniMral l.enue l'tttsl'iirgh 'hleagt New York Sf. I.ouis Hrooklyu Philadelphia Mop ton Pinetnnatl .... sfiitlhicv. . 1.. 1NT. 2h .:ts i4 ..44 .42 .4 1 ..3 ...29 ... 2 .M4 .4t'.4 .4:tl .:P.i7 .;i.l j Kaiboad o? avoiilt d w h..t , all-tltfcM h.it t ! teams on dlfi. Mini' tinin, !'l leplomatuMUy ight have lvn an hv vnding the two '1 seetl'Mi ut the American Ukkho sraiiilliiirs. ! M:W YOliK. July (AP -M.'ifhu Niu-eliiis. New York worn. i1 NWlmmer uhn h,h Itlnsl of th w.mM rei'OnN fi oin 1 yarls t v.irds. a nn.uinceil here todny , that she had turned profession;) I ' Martha Norehus held more and would emupete m the Wrigb ttutimnlne, el. a mniuiu-h) t than n in itiaratiien tor woiiihi al Teront n. 1 nt her uin:n w In a di-h.irred le, AiiKUSt -.:t, the A. A. 1 i Philadelphia N.w York SI l.niit .... Ie'rt t t"eelaild ' . . Washington t'hi.MT.. H'e.ioa w. ..53 .43 . 44 PCT. .:r4 .:3 .SJti .:t? .2S POll'n.ANO. Ore.. .Inly (V Ov r 3oim bolnir fans witnessed Pottland'.s open air boxinfr card at Port land baseball park yesterday afternoon. in the main event. Male llosenldooin. of New York. Knitted the unanimous deci.slun of judges and referee over .n An derson, Povington. Ky at the end of their fast and speetarulnr ten rotiml event. Anderson suff.-red a bleed Inir nose In the first round whfeh continued to bleed through out the battle, but In spite of los ing the decision, Anderson gave u good account of himself. Kosen bloom's riaMilng speed and ability lo throw boxluK Kloves from any range or Jingle aided him greatly in his victory. Posonbloont had a six and a half pound advantage in weU'bt. Willie Keldman. New York, took an easy ten-round decision over Ued l'h Ian. Oakland. They are iniddlew etcJutf. lUtrhio King. Lou Angehs. and Matt Palo went six fast rounds to a draw. Tony Talareen. Walla Walla heayw eij;iu, and Jaefc Mrflreer, Poriland. fought a m round draw. ! MKNI.MY. Knglaud. July S. A(P) i The 1'olunibta ;inivi-r'ty lifflit AVciKht ctev..'wa. beaten ill the I MenN y-4i, mittu today by the First ! Trinit eight; )' futumhia'K setback at the hantla of Hi" Trhilly college boys from . Pamhri Igc fame 'n Ihe quarter ; finals nf the competition for thr Thatiiei: clip. The New York COl- b-j,-e hoys, up lo this tlmt havs Ibeaieii' all cuim iH In Kntfland. w Iniiing i he r eveni in the Marlow j U-gatta and capturing their pre . ions heats h.-re. ! Trinity heat Columbia today by ffour boat le until The winners i time was s mtnu.es, 2 S seconds, i for ihe mile nnd five slxteenilift- Pendleton Takes First dame, 8 to 4 W Al.l.A WALLA. Wash., July 5 Pendleton Buoknroos too advantage of four erroi'H by LcW'l tn LiiiuberfackM here to win tho second game ol the Inter-clty Invi tation tmnnainent at Pomsrfty. to 4.