La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1929, Image 2

Monday, July 15,1929
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
YOU NEED
NO LONGER
BE TOLD
THAT YOU
HAVE AN
EXPENSIVE
FOOT
,
SHOES FOR WOMEN
' Eztra Narrow to Ex Ira Wide
HILL'S
Dependable Dependable
Quality. Value8.
Holly wood Tops
Coast League By
Winning Sunday
:lft?p " l.:.',,MW" the morn I rut f
Kiiini' ii to i uih rvin r runcmro
Seals rallied fop it 6 to 2 victory In
tin afternoon from the Oaks ac
ross the bay,
Siitif Sweep Serlcx -The
day's events gave Holly
wood iilniosi it clean sweep on tlir
.series. They wound up the second
of it doiihjehejider in a tic wit h
the Seattle Indians at Los An
gelcs, Tho wore of thft firm hal-
lle WIIK 7 (O ', 1111(1 thO HlM'Onil 1
to I alter seven Innings of a great
hurling duel, featuring Klhcrl
('inch, a in ere half pint of u man,
the. well known Hank llitlvry.
At Sacramento ,lhe Angels mix
ed their hits with a lot of poor
fielding by I lie Senators win the
ai 'I ci noon font est, after winning
(lie morning game at Stockton,
most ly by the sn me course. The
ficiiri' of the first fray w;ih II (o
4, ami the second !i to 4.
Yesterday's t 'Oast League results;
At Han' l"i n nelseo,
League
Standings
morning
game:
H. 1 1. 10.
roriiiunj ... :
Mission i. l
Mn hit i fey and Wooduil,
ami Haidwin,
Ailemnon game:
It.
Morllnnd J
Mission 2
''iilh-rloii and
and Hoffman.
At I .oh Allgelei
7 1
K cause
Uego; I'lllettc
Pacific Cwit league.
S. I-. ITT.
Hollywood 2 'A .Mm
Hun 1'Vanclnco J l 4. 7:i:i
I. oh Angeles 1 I 4. 733
.Mi.-Mion I 'i r. .fit;"
Sacramento ft K .ft.Sfi
Ouklund ft la .333
Portland 3 U' .2H
H.-aMIc 2 , I a ,h;i
.VflLmuil League.
W. I-, ITT.
Mlttsbiirgh fl i!U .tiii2
Chicago 41 -JH .tV"
New Vork -IS 3i J7 1
Kl. Loni 4M 41 .4M
jftrooltlyn 3'i 41 .4i2
Philadelphia A2 41 .4 10
Mor-lon .12 4!l AMU
Cincinnati :io 4S
American l,cngiic.
. I I'CT.
I'hlla Iclphhi f.'l 22 .72
New Vork 4U 2!i Ji2H
HI. Louis ' 4 7 3f . ft 7 :i
Detroit 4 I Hit .UltU
t 'leveland 40 3!l .film
' Washington Al M
Chicago 2!l f.r, .34:1,
Huston 2fi ft 7 .305
Braddock Will
Fight Loughran
Thursday Night
SSSSSS3SSSSBS3tSM
(lly Tin Assnclmed I'rw) ,
Tho Hollywood Stars, by win
ning seven of 11 series of eight
games iind.tleing (he last opo, roue
' to tho' top of tin- I'acllie ' ( 'ohh(
Icata"' FlandliiKK In yeNierday'f
1 donblehender. Hun I'VunflHeu'H
HealH mill tho Lor -A iiKele - Anit )
wir I lor) for ccpoiid platf.
The MIkmIoii It td s and tho fort
land Illicit. plnyinK 11I Id creation
park muled himorK. the wehfoot
vrtt winning the morning Kaine 3
to 1, and the AtlKsioim tukiiur the
xcroinj 2 to 1. and the wricn for
the week five garnet out of wvi'ii.
The Dm kri took Hurry K' in hkc fctr
ten hltH and ttielr three run In
Hie fh'Ht, and McHarfey held tlu
I'odN to t hltH and 11 lone tally.
Waller homed ofr J'lllelte for the
Jhick'M only neon In the werontl
Swamped under It deluif a of
(first tfiimo):
it. ir. k
Heal tie t !i 3 '
Hollywoofl 7 Ii J
. I Inline and lloi rennl: Shellefi
bark trlir) Itanslei'.
Second . kiiiiic:
11. If. K.
Heit(tle .., 1 4 1
llollywuoil 1 4 0
(Heven fnnliiKH by agreement;
('Inch and Morreanl; Hulvey
and 1 '00k. t
At Hioeklpn, inornlnfT k'iiup:
It. II. K.
I. oh A 11 Re I ch II 14 0
Haf ramento 4 I ' 4
I 'tltt and HanillierRi' ('randa II,
Cntiit and Koehler, HatrlH.
A t Hat raiiieiitf, afternoon
Ctiiiic:
it. ir. 10.
I.oh Anxelea !t 15
Hiii-rtiiiicnto 4 11 t
Itiu foot and Warren; KealliiR,
Could and Heverel.l.
At (lakland, liiornluR Rame:
it. 11. 1:.
Hun l'ranelHco I X 1
Oaklaml 1 1 J fi oj
ThiMHton, 'ouch and AlcNniiert,
t'einhnky, 1 'rahead and l.ombar-dl.
NKW YOKK, July if, (.xf)
.iauiejf .1. Ibuddock'H at I erupt to
lift th- UrIiI heayweKht crown
off Tommy J.ouhrun'fl brow thU
week furnishm metropolitan fol
lowerK of the ff.stle- ilitluitry with
their first real championship bout
since last September when Andi n
ICoiiIIm heal Tooy t'anzonerl for the.
featlirrwelKhL title. ,
The battle of the left Jtth and
HtralKht riht l.oiiKbran and
Kr.Tldoek is Met for Ifi rounds a
the Yankee sliidiuiii this Thursday
uiKht.
Tile alvanee dope favorti I.oiirIi
nui lo outpoint the challenger, cur
rent olds belli;? tnmind 2 to I.
Ilraddoe k, however, paeks '-iioriRh
dynamite in his riRhl at in to laugh
at odds. If he run pierce 1. 011 ff li
ra n's Kii'ird and Hint is not easy,
1 here will be a. new light heavy
weight 'hampion.
liraddock, who IiiiIIm from Jersey
City, sprang Into the limellRhl lust
year wli h a I wo-round knockout
over TuTfy Orfirilli! Afler droitp
Iiir a decision to 1 .00 LomvOd the
Jersey trily puncher came Miclt
with ft victory on a. ti-hnical
I knoclioul over Jimmy Slatteiy. the
j liuflalo Speedster.
Jt. 7f. K. 1 There :s 110 iiiie.slion thai Urad-
' H 3 dock will burl any one he 1:h. The
' fi " uiiiMlinn Is whet her lie can hit a
Iteed: Kd wards, Louliran who has wnded ibroiiKh
! all rliiillcni'erH since lie cantured
1 jm. tM. f.0 A).( AlcTiR'ie in
TJie game of basketball was !n- October af I!l27.
vented by an American cftllcRe pro-j H,.U(t ,)(. Voh U.K,ui middle
ffftsor with the help of a llicd lei lie j w0llftl, t .1Mli j,J(V(, Khult. Caliror
bull mikI two iralt crates. j nia veteran, are to meet in the.
- I heini-iiiial and Harry Kuhels, l'"rec-
l-M llamm, Olympic, broad jump) port .sl.iKKcr, niatchcH punches with
champion. Is an nnorl luxlox per-j y;,y Clrove, ea.it side, middleweight,
former, taking off sideways and In another ten-rounder.
from (lie wrong foot, .
Joe Gnyon, former football star
once amateur Rolf oeuiRtn l ecn, is imi n !oi mime
Our July Furniture Sale
Afternoon game:
San l'riincsco
oak land
(Somen and
HiiivU and (tea
Hob (lardn
chuuipioii, hai foiKjiken that gnim
am) now Is doubles champion a(
Indoor I en 11 Ik.
Ittchai d Halliburton hw am the
I'anama canal, 4 ui'les, by easy
stagcH in 1 U'jK, The government
forced I1I111 to pay a tonnage tax
at (latun lock ,
tile country wltji 11 baseball team
01 fellow Indians.
Kd Walsh holds the air Ikeout
record for a world FotieM gmiie
killing off 12 in 1!0C.
More 1 hail jr.d.doo will be spent
I preparing l.akr. IMacid for t he
j olymp'c games winter Hporl pro
I Ri utu.
Johnny WciHsnitiller holds six or v-itionul marble shooting coitipe
the seven sw'mmlng record from 1 1t Ion was Inaugurated in Atlantic
'.a to On yards. ' ('My In tHl'7.
. . in a swimmer it's
lii K:
Stroke
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Occasional Chairs
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Specially bought for this occasion and offered at this re
markably low price. Beautiful occasional chairs with up
holstered back and seat, borne are in Mohair, others in
multi-colored velvets, walnut finished frames.
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Uth week ....
12tli week ....
Down Payment 10c
2nd. week 20c
lird. week IlOc
4th. week 40c
5th. week .50c
6th. week BOc
7th. week .....H)c
8th. week .....80c
!)th. week 1 0c
10th week 1.00
1.1th week
14 th week
15th week
Kith week
17th week
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Tola! 17.10
Our July Sale now in progress. Savings in every
Department 10 per cent to 50 per cent.
Carr Furniture Co.
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers.
Inc.
IS
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COCHRANE BACK
I IN USUAL PLACE
1 Philadelphia Celebrates j
! Mis Return by Winning; j
j Yanks Drop Another.
i
La Grande Net
Team Wins From
Baker Players
Salem Senators ' "
Lead O.-W. League,
. in a cigarette it's
Right," you say, -but what taste?"
I.i(ht!. a CJu sicrficKI, nnd notice three things:
the distinct nnd pleasing fhtvor, the fragrance of
the smoke, and that certain "something different"
which we can only call "character."
Good, taste means all three, and alt three
are blended and cross-Wended, the standard
Chesterfield method into every shred of tobacco.
Just one rule governs Chesterfield's making:
Taste
TA S T E above evertthin
r.
v- u ,r jar
MILD...Jnl yrt
THEV SATISFY
hesterfield
fINE TURKISH .nd DOMESTIC tob.ccos, noi only GLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED
lly WILLIAM .1. ( HIIMIAN
( A-ocialcil I'ress Spurts Wilier)
j JiihI when il liejcnn lo urcin att If
;ttic iihiruiisis nilnht possibly have
! some k''oiii)iIh for Dieir appreheii
.kInth, Mr. Cordon H, Coehrane was
welcome I bark Into the Athletic
fold, fully tecoveicil from the uni
:pi feat of having broki'll bin own
j rih. Ii may be thai Mr. fochranf1''
presence behind the bat UiiM not
jibe prime reason the- McCillxilddy
I arms were relurned victorious, but
ithe fact remains that the A.hh'tics
defeated Hie Indians by f. to a In
i l n tnninxK at ricvehiiid yesterday
as I let i nit t rim im . I the VauKs, 7
j to 4.
' 1 Thin perfect Sabbath for the lean
j leader of tin At hie: a a increased
l 'lie Machinaii margin over Ihe.
champions to elRhl and one-half
Kniues. 'I'he MackH arc four KameH
! pawl t he in id ay mark of the
j schedule and are better placed than
I Vere the Yankees at a similar per
' tod of the t If 7 campaign, which
j witnessed tin New Vork victories,
j St. I.mils Wins,
j I'rayeil at t heir vain efforts
atealnst the Yankees and the
Muck. I aniel HutvU-y'H Khork
troopM batletl a tlnee-hlt game
j for Jack Itiissel ut St. I .on Is. nnd
the lit d llose w on by 5 to '2.
The White Sn defeated the Sen
ators by 7 lo I in the remaining
j inerican IcaK'tic fixture.
The rirates apparently Can do
well even v hen dolnf nothing,
roitiitietl to their ho;el by rain in
Most on yesterday, the. Huceaneers
licc-led word of anodier even
break by the (Slants, who plunged
I to a position ten losing frames to
the tear of the flying lenders. The
IfMihi were in I'h.latblphiu with no
Xamc schedubd. so the I'Hlj-hiMKh
;uin in that direction was nothing
at all.
Mui I'lny (.Ituits.
The ftuccaneers still have the
Ciants to race on t his trip east,
hut the Cubs muni play It Series ill
Mrooklyn. and the Cohlti.i are not
the easiest club to beat right now
with the first, division only u step
I ahead.
i The 1'ar-llnalH bowed to the
Ciants at the I'olo giounds 7 to
fC after an ll-lnnini: t-truRcle. in
the first game, but came hack to
take the .V run I by a 4 to 1 de
cision. ( lnclnnat stoppi d lb ookl n by
I - to U as Swanson an.l Walker
hit hoinei-s.
The l,a (Jiamb tennis team
scored a decisive victory over the
Uakcr net aggregation here Sun
day morning, winning the inter
city contest four matches (o two.
The lour single unite lies were
divided, but the I .a Crandc play
ers made a clean sweep of th-'.
doubles,
The hardest mutch of the day
was between Taylor and Sperns,
the l.a C ramie man winning :t-.
ti-3. t-4.
Oesterlfng won f rom 1 Jttle. of
Maker. ti-L'. (I-o, Michards of Ma
ker, defeated Siegiist 7-f.. and
Chandler of Maker, won from An
derson. 6-.1. i
In the ibiubles Siigrist and Oes
terling won from Spei os and Lit
tle fi-'t, S-ii, and Anderson anil
Taylor defeated .lib hards and
Chandler, fi-H. fi-2.
In the doubles Siegi ist and Oe
teriiug won from Speros and Lit
tle ti-.l. .S-tl, and Anderson ami
Taylor del ea ted Lie hards and
Chandler (i-.t, li-o.
Moth Maker and La Cramh
teams lire expecting to schedule
matches with the I'nion play-rs.
The Kastcrn Oregon tennis tourn
ament, to be played during A ug
ust. has noi been definitely dated
as yet.
-Ml,.A:vnVbttl-..fpi' ..hurling, his , gJovo
at .the iiilii:ie, The game was
marked wi( Ii cousiderabl c wrang
ling. Scoiv:
u. ir. n.
2 7 i
ti I V 2
Cole, h'orde. Convert.
Mrowu. Murham ami
SAL KM, Ore.. .Inly IT, (AM) I l.ongview
The Salem S- uators retained un- . Siilem ...
! disputed lead'-rship of the Oregon-j Matteries:
Washington b ai;iie Sunday when Mob. n and
I bey l.eai the Longwew Mangers, fi K. -a a t rls.
to 2 in a In ctic game. Three Long-j
view Jiurhrs were used during Ihej The Williatnscs of Tampa linve
ennte-l. w ii h M.iiiager Uoheti tak- j outstripped the Jones unci Smith
ing up '.he burden In the sixt h j familief;. Theie arc i!i!) families
nfter Umpire Chnstinn had b.-neh- nf Wlllianises.
OMKSDKN. (AM) Violaiors of
railway rules, such as that against
crossing Ihe tracks, have become
so numerous that the divisional
management of the roads has had
special receipts printed for two
marks, or fifty cents. The man
agement finds that trespassers pre
fer to pay that amount rather than
be hailed into court as the law
provides.
Nature Little Changed
Human nature change- linlc. if
ttl nil, n the centurie- roll on. -o
far n we can ee, ami we'll In I it
wasn't limit than :i day or two
after Monet had eon:e down from
Mount Sinai with I'm tiewlv en
ncted Ten ('oniiu:i!i.iine!ii le-fun
prominent eh i-cns had made up
their mlndi wbi h to ol- y ami
which not to. Chin Slate .lniirii.il.
Hot New
Miyhbiiu! I'ovintji-ier (to liuiy
shelierlnt: frnm the rain :it the of
(ice Hour) Willi ,v n come in-hve.
IiUMll? U i-s pot a tliiy r,.r er
tcthl.vshfp to h, o,.t Hi; rt ' in
the cauld un' the w. . M.,-,.ner
I'll jiivo c S'Une pi.vtet.nl- to lead
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