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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA. GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, July 6, 1029
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Values.
CANADIAN IS
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1 1 I'M I . K Yt, KriKlund, July fi (Al'
-The Mrovine and Nichols schooH
finrn I'utntM-irh'.. Mi.uu Willi
the famous Thames nip this after- ;
nnoij by capturing the final rare
of the Ki'iU'llltiK competition. , ?
L. (lunlther, of Holland, won lite
famous diamond sculls, dethron
ing Je Wright Jr., of Canada, In
Hie final.
(lumber heat Wright by Ihrr
feet in a hair-raising fiui.sh Jif
minutes, 42 seconds.
Hack Wilson Fined i
For Fiat Attack:
M-:W YOllK. July C AP
l.ewisi (Hark) Wilson, Hlugglng
outfielder of the- 'hit-ago "linn,
iiiust'pny a flur of HMi, and serve
a Rurtpenwlon or thrfft dny, elfer
tlve - today, for bin lutein pled at -lack4
upon May Kolp in the .Hods
dugout during the game at Chi
cago July 4. President Heydlcr of
(lie National lea k He announced to
(luy. New N. E. A. Chief
Is For "Moderns"
ATLANTA, 'fliffl .lutv (I (Al'l
MM, I IIHMI. IIIIIIKn lilll Ml IIIMIIH
Mli.i 1-:. Kill h Pyrtle. of Lincoln,
Neb. new president of the Nation
al I'Muralinu association.
The youth of the fount ry is
wholesome, despite critic., she said
with emphasis.
Modern tUt-nn of women wins her
i'pprovat, and she thlnk.i that bob
bed hub- Is "so sep.i',de."
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HOLLYWOOD AND
SEALS IN LEAD
Oaks Take Mission Reds
for Ride While Portland
. Lets History Kepeat.
My The Associated) Pre;
Thf trained Seals of Nick Wfl-
liicitiH yesterday battled to another
1 advance over the Tar-ITU' roast
! pack, walloping th Health- Indians
. U to f at Kecrentinn pork. Seat
J tic rallied in tho eighth, pounding
j out three runs and tyintc the score
I only to lose in the ninth,
j The Oil Ida ml Oaks took the MIs
! Hon Iteds for a ride In eleven Inn
i inK on tlx' Kaslbay grounds to win
t by i to 3. A triple by flovernor
jml a sacrifice fly off the hat of
j Verrez hrnoKht tin- winning run.
I Manager Wade Killefer wn driven
from tin' field when he contended
j that a home run by Lombard! over
; (lie left l'l Id fence In his opinion
wan a foul, despite the fact that
tin umpire, thought differently.
Ducks Dive Acnln
Portland failed to recover from
tin- double K'tutf debacle of the
fourth and dropped another to the
; Angels, this tliiie 4 to 3. Tito An-
Ki ln and Ducks alike swung heav-
lly on the willow mirk. The home
j team takinif Chesterfield for four
'hits, and t'hlld allowing the visi- ,
I tors 12. Jarohs, I, oh Angeles sec-
. ond baser, made the lone circuit '
' elout of the name.
Hollywood continued lis wtn
: ndiff streak at Hie expense of the
i.n.n.. ii.i.ni fit Unni'iimcnin pti.nn.
Imc up U fourth vfetory In ft row ,
j by :i (o 'Z. Ueorge Hullerson, lnr
J rookie, held the Senators to four
' hits, one a homer by Severold, with
one man on,
Vesterday's roast league results:
At I .oh Angeles:
r:. n. k.
f'orlland A 12
I. oh Angeles !l 14
Matt cries: Chester Held, Pose
dell and Wondall; Child, HidiertH
and Sundberg.
At Han Kritnelscfl:
It. 71. Pi. J
14 I j
.Seattle
Han 1'raneinco
(latteries: flraham and
llorre- i
ani; (Joiiie. ami ICeed.
At Sacramento:
."It. U. 1.
Hollywood il a I
Hacramento 'i. 4 1
Itallerles: Hollerson and Cook;
(ion Id, Plyrm, Hcvereid.
At Oakland:
U. IT. 10.
Missions It H I
Oaklnml 4 I a ;i
llntterlejt: Pillctt'e ami Minnzel:
Craghead and Lombard!.
Henri Cochet Is
English Tennis
Champion Today
it fn r f'r
Knglaml, July
,( AP) II Pti ri t 'ochel of I'Yn nee.
won I he lli-lttxh tennis champion
ship today by defeating his couu
IryiHjin, Jean llorolra, in the final
match.
Cm hel overwhelmliiK the hound
ing Masque to win slralgbl sets by
ttcores of lM tl-:t, ii-4.
Coidiel, who won the same Pile
In I!1!7 .captured the cninn this
year In uae of the most Impresdvo
displays of lenuls ever seen on the
courts of Wimbledon. Hill Tlldeil
and Itoiotrn, two of Ihe grenlest
players of the day. were smother
ed by him in three st ra'ghj sei.
the American gelling bnl ten
Kaiues and the Hasii"" hut 11.
l.lltle Ib-nrl also holds tiiu
American ehamplonshlp won hot
fall.
liueks Win Contest
With I'omeroy, 4-3
PKNDI.KTON, Ore., July fl
The Pendleton lluckaroos contin
ued their march iIhoukIi the Pem
eroy tournament by defiiittng '
Pomeroy 4 lo H. Ponieriy earlier
i III the year defeated the Pendleton
a irn regit I ion. Wednesday Pendle
ton defeated l.ewlston S to 4. ;
Walla Walla, Ponieroy, Lew ls
inn and Pendleton are entered in'
the three day celebration tourna
ment at Ihe Washington low n
The Pendleton team In the Wal
la Walla tournament Is bolstered
up with the addition of Johnny
Haunders. Maker catcher; (iib
Slokke. Pilate first Hacker who Is
Idaylng third, and Mill llraiier.
Maker pllcher.
League
Standings
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May ho the weather Is gfdling hot In WashiiiRloil or maybe Un ;
j-otne oilier reiiKoii, but ni any rate President Hoover hits dlwi-ardeil j
bin famous ilou ble-iirejisleil emits for the natty, Hhiglo-ht'ettHted Itiinl.
nnrl here's Hie proof. At the: Jeft is a rnrpiit photo of Mr, Hoover, '
.showing Hie Hlugle-breasPd onttlt thut. hfl now wears, whilfl at the j
rlpJit the older piciurfy show him tm he appeitred during his vaca- '
lion In Ktorldn just, pi lor to It Ih tnaiiKUrat Ion fuhove) and as he :
droned a year a.'ro. The famous Hoover cnllar, you will observe,
htiH (ilno undergone a slight cTTange. ,
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A. A. U. National Championships End !
In Denver - Los Angeles A. C. Wins;
lly I'YonU H. I'Viuvlev jbott. Hay Conger and Harold White
lKNVi:i I'M Vi:itHITV STAIi- doing the running.
II'M. July II (AP) The 41st ruu- . Claude Hracey led a picked field
i niug of ihe National A. A. I. track of sprinters across ihe line In a
' and fh ld games came to a close special Nil-yard dash, bin In doin
yesterday, with l.oM Angeles Alh- (be distance In S 1-1 seconds
letir club taking home (he relay j failed by the fraction to eo.unl the
, championships, and Kenneth lo-jomls, with Hurry Oruhb, lave Ab
hct iy of ihe Cadillac Athletic club j world's record.
of HetroK, Mich., retaining the de- j Track champions crowned on
calhlon i-bauiplonship with 77M.ti July 4. the sl-coikI day,.uf the pieet,
points, a new American record. j follow:
Th," .o AntrHf'fl'cnib's 4 4ii .yard -1 100-yai-d dash and 220-yard
team of .Milton Maurer, Charley dash: Kddie Tolan. i
Paddock. .Maniice Ouyer ami i - One' mile run: Leo I.ermond,
Krank WykofT. created a new 4:24 :i-.
world's record lor that event on a Hhot put: Herman Hrl.v, SO feet
track wiib iwo turns, th1 lime be- ' 2 inches.
Iim : 4 l.ii. The old record was :4J.4. t l2-yard high hurdles aiWl 22ft.
A new A. A. P. meet record of yard low hurdles: Steven Andeinrtn.
on,. inlmi 1-1 ll pi'corKlK for thn
hnir-nilN' i-'flny wiih ri hv tlit' .
AiikHch liiilu. lh. iMTMOnnel of j
wlilrh whs the Kiiiiii ii n thut In the1
41ii. Tht . I I rccoril o fonn niln-
illc 4-1 il mi In, hel, I hy Ih.-i
Ni'W VurU A. I'., li u.l mUkmI nlnco !
I '' - I . Th,' N. vv York A. !'.' one
inlh' ipuiit.-t i-llpiii'il it. in sfi-om' .
.Hum III.' funnel- A. A. T. murk of
lln-i'.' inlmn.'s 17 ft-1 f I NcrnntlH,
l !. In l!i;n hy th,. Illinois A. '. I
rh, wlnnhiK tfnin u iih, romprlsfil
of Jacksmi Selml.. Johnny K
Howard Jones and I'rank Cuhel.
ltil ItrcnUs Shot .Mark
1 Herman Prix of Ihe Los Ange-j
les Alheltic club set a new world's
record In ihe cUrht-poiind shot.
throwing th.. ball r.7 feet II Incm
In the medley event of S, 12 and
Hi-pound siiots. Mnlph Hose made I
the old mark in P"7. S
I. os Angeles sen red Hi points in
the relay. The Denver and New
Voi k clubs i led lor second placw
with S points, the Illinois A. C.
; bad' 7 points and the Homou nnd
Newark clubs a each,
' The lloston club won the two
mile relay title hi I minute, f4 sec-
ninl.s, !, M. Make, Arnold Nov
H. Minim and I
o I.ermond being
, the runners.
The I MiiitMH cbib w on
mile title in I N ininuK
the four
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Half mile run: Phil Kdw.ivds
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Two-mile steeple chase: Abbott,
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Javelin: Morti'nson. I.os Angeles
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LONDON, July U (AIM Flight
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Defeat Friday
Tenth Straight
For Champions
y 1VII.MAM .f. CHIPSIAX I
(A.ssnt-lated Piews Sports Writer)
(Inns were Hpiked Konerallv!
along the baweball front yesterday;
as the major league arm-en moved!
" info position for another aeiies of
j interseHlonal battles, but the Car-'
dinalH found" time lo lose their'
tenth straight while waiting for iho
jotbr teams to swing Into action, j
'The championt were arroimnodal- j
j ed yesterday by nobody hut the1
, Jhillie. who obligingly dropped :i J
i out of ! to .St. I.ouiH'Iast year,
j Jesx Halnex made as if to slip a.
! fftnt one past Charlie Klein, first j'
: l'hi:a-le!phla batsman in Iho tenth !
I inning, ufler Master Klein bad re- !
, f :ised to bite at two. wide hooks.!
The fa at one was just lo Khiif-.n
j liking, and lie drove it liigii over
the right field wall of :ikr bowl'
to give the I'hils a la to ! do-
feision. It was his twentieth hotnej
run. and enabled him lo keep pa.ee
with Chick Hafey ()f st. I.ouis. who
! P-ked up bis own twenllelh earlier
. ill the ga me.
Jteds IMuy (ilaiitH
The Cardinals will remain in
Philadelphia for u full series, and
, the Cubs will invade the ctadel of
. the Hmvc-4 today iui the re(( of
jthe IntnrMertionul openings will be!
.delayed until tomorrow. The Ueds, J
! who tiold the filanrs In no w. I
.will eoine to the Polo grounds for
two games on the Hahhaih afler ai
farewell brush with P-ttsburgh to-
,oay, anu uie last moving Pirates
i will Mettle tliemsolver. at, Khbcls
! field. Hi-ooklyn will entertain at
.the Polo grounds today.
An the I'irates and the Cubs give
M-arii other heart failure In the
' d'iBh toward the Nat'cmal league i
Ht retell, Cornelius McOillfcoddy
moves sertmely toward bis seventh
' flag with his two neatest rivals, the
"Yankees and the Browns, nine and"
one half games Uj the rear. The
Mar In n en open u erleH at Chicago the Minain fi.sblng, others to Indiyn
today aw the Yankeea and I he Veek and many group.s or rrtentjM
Jlrowns begin a fight to nee which I gathered together tor n quiet pic
shall bold second place for Ihe '' There were also many fnni
moment. J Uy parties.
. iiwsgv (iiine I Tin Hev. and Mrs. P. I- St urges
The
White
game
Indians turned back t lie 1 Nl'iU the day as guests of the
Sox by 11 to 10 In a groggy, ITI' t Camp Yew How. Hover
it Cleveland veslerdav m lor 1(1 ,to' Hi-out also spent the day
to the arrival of ftosfon'ln "'teve
laml and of Washington In Detroit
for two stirr'ttg series. The victory
gave ihe Indians an edge of four
gamcH to two In the intended holi
day engagement.
MIKAT ItHITAI.N WIN'S
ST. ANmtKWS. Scotland,
July
(i ( A f ) G rea t Ifrl tal n won
senior International thr
golf match today with
e cornered
a score of
4 1 points. TJie Putted Stales was
second . with fifteen points and
Canada third, scoring 12 points.
"We have no Mount Vesuvius over
here, it's true, but of course there's
always the Senate.
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IS QUIET DAY
AT THE COVE
lly Mvh. A. (.'. CouUIIn
(Observer 'orrespondent )
COV1C .Ore. (.Special) The
iMtin ih was a fjuiet day In Cove.
many people going away for thej
((debraPions at other places. Hev- i
era I went to Mnierprise. ome to
at Camp Yew Bow.
A family party gathered at the
home of Mi, and Mrs. It. I. Parker.
Tile Haptist Sunday school, ac
companied by many of the church
people, picnicked on 'a Uterine
Creek over the Fourth of July. ;
Mr. and' Mrs. Clifford l.oree, of t
Portland, have been here for u few i
days visiting Mr. Loree s parents. ;
'' nn" Mrs. M. Loree. and
' Loree's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. i
I. J
Sutherland. ' ;
A dance was held at the Maoca- ;
bee ball Thursday evening. A group :
of Cove young people with only n ;
lew from the outside enjoyed it. ;
A. baby son was born to Mr. and !
Mrs. Philip Lock wood, of La i
And a copy will
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lXECTRIC INSTALLATIONS FOR
Clrnnde, Thursday, June 27. Roth
mother and son are doingnleely.
Mr. and Mr;i. Lock wood were both
Cove people a few years ago but
are now making their home In La
(Irande.
Miss Dorothy Missl, who has
been visiting in Walla Walla and
Portland for several weeks, Is .ex
pected home today.
Itobert lJtlril Ik now employed
at the Blue Mountain creamery in
li tiiantle.
Warren l.alrd, wha has been at
Welser, Idaho, frlr . two months,
came home? Tuesday, ' '
Motor buses have, cut the earn
ings of railroads in Jndia.
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CMICAOO. July li ( AP) Her
bert P. Perkins today slopped into
the. presidency of the Internidinn
al Harvester company, vacated by
Alexander l.egge, who resigned to
become chairman of the federal
farm, board. His election was an
nounced by Cyrus II. McCnrmick,
chairman or the board of directors.
London dress reformers ttrgo
that men discontinue . w en r 1 n g
trousers. That's placing nuile ;t
responsibility on the fog.
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