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Page Two Humming In both Service and Chiffon Weight, Pointed heel. e and C linted he $1.59 Hi r Dependable Values, .ALAN J.UOULD I Crowd iwychnlOKy I """ "f "'" ?M ni wrest riiftoM In wiori. I Tho raixlipri'lcn from u liotn ii'iowd lir pint nf llir :mi'. 'I'tllt Jvoiiul cliorun frum tltn hk.ioliiri .it hi (mil Burnp In un inMitullon. j "Ho Iphk un limy pny Hii'lr mnnny Iiii the gulf, tin- Inns uih pnthli'd to lyM tlirjr , liwiiln off," n fiimoim jiuill pkiyi'r nalil to mu,anri. "I In in novi-r iiotliwril ty wIihi tho fr i v.U duMi unli'MH Miiimboily )iup- v; H to tlt.lt lltlln piTHillllll, . AH uz other !.", pill ffr mo Win rt r. i.HH-li wuti-r fin u iIucIi'h bock. 'i .i, i-hriTJ nri- llitt miliii. Tli loi ulfo iiro'tnr you nun day uif iiWitnm yuu tho tiuKl." Tim rnucoiui cry of tho dlsjip' lMlnteil tnml.lcr or Ihc lnailicr luntf Ik faUtn for Kratilc..! in pro - r. vKionui NooVt It in niilv rticni- )y that tho mon- fashionable wiiii'-n ol imwIo. lo;m(H liul K"H. ullracllnif tin -rverKi-uwInv I'Hhlli- introht. h ivc hurl io rontrinl with c)in'nt o. crowd imyholotfy mat nactlon. (iolf U liHioimth' lnHt o fiM l a fifi-ak jit thtt,'1 tinrrli'i'M of (hiucttp )iul decorum . Uulf (irowdi havi lmit) dlitliMilt to contnil hut tha JAMlllv diispliiyi'd ly tho nalli-rl(- ol ,Mhhlf lli'ach toward ona of tlin f)jfai list h, I )r. ( )Hca r NV I II ln. wa fHuriethliiK new, HorncthiiiK nf a Kltftck all hocaunt mor partihan oaaookerH dMIlkcd the doctor's un VijliiiKiU'HN to roncmlo shyrt puttn rr hlf hahit of Mia toll UK ncarhy when an opponent wait in trouhla i.ija hunker, JVI lit trond, hoivevnr, wem clfar, )iiii-nt f hum hurt Me en (tin tennii rallnrie.i heconxt more fiartlsan m the Kama mum drawn gruiiiir ptih H lnterctt. Apparently ifolfcra fiuw in iihi xlrd ItiMinholveM lor the niton vitioit lor tht Jrt'rn as Ml km tlin cli ecru Vhis huMinesj nf noodln: tillencn froedoui from arty tlimurhiiiK actor in playing K"lf shon h tigely u fnatler nf habit,' ouo of the conteMtniiiH ut Pobblu Hnarh UU, "Playr?rn In other sporlx have' illicit themselvcH to Ignfiro tha J'-Ottls 11 Ik rl MO Clill lritlri.ru ll lil:iv jj- ver come (otitis point hut we tuny h well l prepared sormt day to -hO0t Willie, hoiuu piiiiirtiins art yelling at iim to 'iiiIsm It' or "sock i l lalu th bunlter, you Hdg miff,' 'iniigT thliiK than )iapHned. that loivu I Wtin tiin lliouistiid piKiiila 11 un. i..tiim aiirnrlmiily luttTi-ntml lu Ki'l' lo Killing nil av.r u i'hiiiii. Minilili coiiihi-, lillul.rlnu iu.r )-i't, Joatlinir ami iuraiiii lor to, wiko or n.'1'injr thft .tun, niiiKo t o Ir nhiim, ,01111. oliiy fur tho iino. ttiiiu may u well hi t,pi.rtil. lJvnii thf pulltii tnullllcmn or thu "invul 11111L unrlini nmno raiimit tiulic riintrol uutliur.iia 01 wrti.in Willi miili'i- Hiich cir''"ini.tiinro.H .I lie "nut" may not l,n nonrtwimn. Jiki- liut It iimwiiwitly Imii ooinn to (iny una ilivilup in Afimrtwin MH'il. ny Iuiik mi tli, til liilbligo kH'ii., up. (Ity "Pip As-Ho lauxl I ' '.UU( W!U' W. llnllyuriioil 54 Sllwluli ...il I'liitiiuiii ;,;i Hi n r'runi'ihco r, 1 AnKii'H r,i mk lull t o K'ih illlinlltti 31 Kiitlli' ;j .Nillliilinl Utihiii. w. ('Iilcnuo tn i'lltnlmrKh i Ni-vv York .H11 HI. I.out, i Jii'tiuklyn ill ' 'int-lnnatl 64 riiiliiiUlphta pa llllNlllll 1., riiM) IV-T. .COil .lillfl .flit .(,4? .fiOll .at .-iii rcr. .Ci.l .1.79 .t.-.i) .ii 3 .ti;-.' .411 .4 AtlMTll L,Qt4ltt. i'lilliiiliipliln K- York 1 li vi'L-in.l rll. 1 .c. 11 la .... .IslllllKlon lnhiilt ChlraKn It'lHtun w. ri-r. . 1 AM .M11 .TS 4,.(i .:i Mi :i7 1 ..I'D 1.6 VI Kl llltlnv UKM Vis ! J cvuiNt Ixvimui j .M roi lliinil 7, OtiK In HI Ii. 1 J .M l."H AJlffWi-K K, hail l''nilirin- j Al HcnttlP 7. KurmmiMitn 2. Al .MIdnIou 13, I (filly nn.J 1. i Aiiiiflivin i,iijtiMi 1 At llonlon .1, NYm York C. , At ('li v. iunil 7, ChliiiKu i. At llwrolt 9, St. l.uulu 4. ' 'Illy Kami H. j .Nutinnnl lii4iiii j At Nfw York 6 0. lioMon 1-6. , At hi. i.oniii a, fiiiriniuiii 1. 101: c.i.iy.n vi.i AII1JUI.J:KN, Wa.li., F..pl. (A I'l .Im. r'.ilil.-r. uon tlm iim uion Mi I- Itoy ( i ( ii. I'm il 111,1, in 11 (ant ) alX-rillllifl ir,;,r p,.nt ,UX 1;,; f llRUt. 'Jl,,,y r.. I..iiiiii. Jimmy lxdnn, I'ortlimil, drr. 'lonwl Jinnou of AlxiriliMfi lo Ihe n-routnl um. final ovcnl. Tlwy ilhtut Hi) ponitiis, I I I League Standings Bird Hosiery Dependable Suepennau Quality. Portland Gains i In Coast League Pennant Drive fMy Tito Af-0'i;it-.l Pns.s) With the H:m Krnnclecu Mission Med lUliling toe in toe with tho Hollywood Wars today for the Pa i: riiiikt league cha in pionsh i p. ukI ihe Portland (lurks a full i':trn ahead of ihc San Pranclsco Sfals, til a h:u'i Jn it H 1 1 mil two wt-kt play, assumed definite f T4f lO- lMJM. It Bali conceded (hat thf out -Came of the championship race lny mostly with thf Pa ds and the Stars, ii ml thf (I'-toriiiiriailon of the Hoy City club no (joub accounted large ly' fur yeni onlay's victory by tho Kllhfcr new against tin Vii men uL Hi crealliun park here. . IvkIoii. Take (,nim Th (I .M issioris romped off with till Urt gallic Of Ih'1 tt't'i'LV .series );i (u 1. Thus thry ip-d ulih the HiUlhrru cluh lor tin lefiguc lead ership, held hy the movielnnd team ? aimust wtree ,ini. M-luim h''ed out 17 hits, whirl. u, '"'cnunicd Kr.atly for tlu-ir vi"- The Ihinl I'-tiiimount factor ' wiik the clan yiitchin; I Milch Kcuthir, who hfld iht foe to hut ' ,,i,K- f ilwivy hlltin hy the I.oh. AiikcIcm ArnrcU on ihf ir lioine lot Kavc th- ni victory over th; Kan Kiancixc o j ; "'"i''1 t t;t 7. i-'our ! Iioim rnim hailt-d t.ut at convi-iih'tii luciiiHiiiiH 10 'iiu tiic iiniiiu'rn cluh, ,1ml the vlsitot-ft outhlt the AriK-lM ! 11! to 10, WoMi'h two hcnm-cH, cuuplcd v H 1 1 one each hy Su ntl- YvvK a ml JitcohH resulted in hi of ; llio AnKi'l'K tunic. Kco-avv HotiM's Jim Keesey'H homo run In the ; M(venth with Ihn Heore lied at ix u l hruKe Oakland' spirit and avc, the I'orllfinil I Micks tlie first KaiiK1 of th jeri-H tn the northein ciiv, 7 to . Tho. Oaks nutlilt Portland, I KMrncrlnjf I saieta ml fan rui ci-. , la and Chesterfield while th.- I)ii--!.h cimnwlcil only a dozen times :)' CiMKheail mid Ki sieli. 'I hi Heal th- IndjaiiH took a new J lease on Ufa mill de feated rra ineiito In the opener In the north 7 lu I'll , Kuuz, lor ii mm- Sni'iit- i"nlo liurlcr, allowed IiIn old team : nu'U- only nl hltn. voast iJ Aii i: m;spirs At I'ortlaml it. H4 .1 fhikland ii s 2 Portland 7 I i 1 Halterlrs; Cragluad, Kaslch and I-omhardi; Cascareihi, chesterfh Id UiMl Wuotlall, At Uik Anodes It. IT. K. l-'rnncliico " II. u l.vS .Vni'es Il HI ItaRerlea: Thurston ami fcls mun, I'i nt'liiliy, O't'oiim li, Iim i ht, Ivti'M :inl IviihIIii-k. At Sin t lip It. II. K. KiLcr.iiin-iit.i 2 ii 3 Raaitlii 7 II 11 Hntl.-rl. : Ylni-ii unil MurriM; ICiiti. unil llorri'itnl, ;( Slltl l-'l'lliii Im'ii It. II. i:. Iliillywaml I ? fi MlimluiiH 1:1 17 11 Uiltti-rli'.l: HiilliTfioii, Marly anil H.-Vi-ri III; Itrllllirr alul llolli'ia'i. Solemn Tone Is Evident In, The Major Leagues ty Ull.l IWt .1. ( IMI'M ( AsM'hited I'rt'tM HportM IMhorl With tho atleiitlon of funs and plaer aliko cetnetid upon .Mllh r Hugxlns' light for his life n a New York hospital, a soh inn lone was evident along tin- big le ne Hail yeMeiduy as the a t teriiooii'.-t pioKium war unreeled. Melvin 1 Ml of thi' tiiants and v. ti-i ,i n Tom V.iichary ol the Yankee stun e, Mllieh hpOlllKht as fhere H is, I Ml with bin tony. first and toity.M'e and hmue iuhh ami Xat'haiy with his tweitt'i victory in a s-iih.hi vvhteh has brmight hi mim defeali. I'tt si.. shed a Im)) iiim th,- riKht field M-ats la each of tuo names at ihe Polo "rounds, and his drive- w ere ln-,1 r 11 menial in bringing the Hiatus home la from in both en- Collitti ri hy . o 4 iMM M lo .". The two hh-wi enabled i he mnu Nev York Ollttli'bl. I to tie (be Nn -lioi.-.l league iviunl tn.i.ie bj I!.. ' rt Horn-by in It'.', u In ii the C i Uih w,.j, Hn m.i.ior baxae 'imn with 4 ; home runs. The Pimm- rallifd harp' r.i tiiit Jolt liny Mm risen In t he ghlh to poll out a ilii lh.n o r i HiooUvn by 'i in a sin in -ha k UN tne, Chick It. ptilh .1 lih tM'iu t t un m t w lt)i .11 in ll'Utnmlev 'Ui base, and as a result th inul outpointed Hi d Lucas "'nclnnatl U -is b ."! to . Haley h I enlv --v nil h IHII llallahan plfhed tor Si I'Hl-dmrgh and I't.icag.. v SChe.1,,1, ,, llllkx Win "Hu- Yankees went i,f Hfi. and tli 1 1 Wan Wil.l . I OUIS ere no) "11 VI tinlny t ix.i.en a hi b t .in, ii.eoti. .so'iuentlal r,. 1. s. .iM th. i. minds wro with Hnir si.i.leit iiMn.g'i ut St. Inocnt'i bo-i,l:,i n N, ,v York. 'Ihe lalie,, c ln(mnlon IM'VMl theb -1 WUU Until II.,. lU.too ihu by t lit a bt!.,, i, rtowd o. S.tiOO fans rehbiuUiiii the Huh:, annual ''Habo Jluth 4h,v " Th Vlctoi-j- not only added i lwlftl triumph t V-iciuuyt. p. t fftct record, hut also placed him STRONGER TEAM. ; AT WASHINGTON Twenty Lettermen Report to Husky Coach Loss ! of Chuck Carroll Felt. Ity I rank iim-t lo ( r,. iatctl I'h'ks sports rllcr) KI:aTT1.K. H.pt. Ti (Al') T ea pi I a lie oil M-vt-ra I speeds If I s. ihc I 'nivi-rsity nf Washington foot. Ii.ill t-aiii will un on thr- field of I -a Hie I Ins S'.isnll with th-filill- in phasis mi a ni u style of piny n rtistincily opi-n k;iiim' In ruutrast lo Ma- more clos d In. power iK'iisf iin-ilmil.s if I.ijiii'-r yeais. Tin- pun formal ion llnory of nt l;iek. hinvvfi", will cuiitinoe lo hi- the keynote ()f Ihc llllslfS' Olfe;i-; vivt- Hst' lil u hieh has proven a . euiiii-tt-ii t Krooud-rraiii'-r slue.- l.-t inreiii.ri al 'ashinf-'ton. f'oach ( Kiini-h lt:ii;shaw and his as.si.-tant.s are iii favor of cotitinuiiiK (he punt : and st-ini-pu'it f'Hrimilioiitt. whieh ' won .-i'oralde coirtiii' ut In. st yur. ' hilt are injecting a varh ty of ile. Ceptlve oin fh 'Id plays lu take advantage ol snine f-xcf pliniially ' last men. Clinch Cfimdl tioui Another reason lor the cli.'iagO 'this year Ik lhat Itagshaw has lost j ' "Chue k" i "a rroll. a II -A meriran ; halfhack. who worked the punt ! ; formation lo perfeci Ion. i Carndl, who was graduated last : spi ing. w as ice -(Jin in einle'l 1 1 his fall to he an arsisla'it coach hut the student hoard of control en a led ;i setifaation whin il refused to ap ! pruve the appoinlliii lit. S v"eral reliHons were repioied f,n- n(t ap- proving Carroll for the position hut nothing official urn announced. The Husky hero stood he hi ml i Hagshaw lasi fall when the student body attempted to dismiss ihe grid mentor. The board twice votei" ( lo pay up Kigshaw's contract for thrive yt-ars and employ a new coach but the faculty committee nf j the school ruled that it could not j be done legally. The st;ncntM then . requested Mm to resign. Carroll led a fight to keep the Washing ! ton mentor and Hagshaw refused ; to ouit. This fall w hen Carroll'wa.s ! of fei-ed Ho- position of an assistant coach, the students rejected him. The board denied, how ever, t hat his connection with I he poliiienl wrangle had any I lilng lo with the refusal. i tic wastungion team which won! but two conference games last year is figured a much stronger eleven thlM season wi ll a good chance to; finish in t he first division of tin- j Pacific coast conference. -0 JailcritU'ii. j Twenty lettermen. including the! complete Hue. have reported for duty. With a veteran forward wall, and eeeent material lo se lect a back field from, Hagshaw 1 considers the situation this season one of he bllghfcsl since lie Jollied ihe Husky Miaff nine years ago. The veteran line is composed of Sam Knulx, center; paal Jessilp, U-font, 7 -inch captain, and Henry Mil w ort h, tackles; Jack- Seaman ami Hill titegor, uuards; ifill Sn der ami Cliiroitt c Paut.ke, ends, f Then- is a possibility that Je.sstiii i -.. r,.- ,i nn.ih- . Iit. irimit H.iplK.in.irf., to (.In- viicant , ;;ni T"":, : ;" ' Hiihli. I.imy U 1 slfi In r mill Itpy; SinriK. l.'l i.-i-iii. -1. ; I'i' Ki'" Kiilns llio must ilisl.int rl- lliiirniil I'lmlnix iv"'"!'y yi"" '""'Hi ll"' pn litis In the h.ckliebl. Merle Huffoid. I bushy sophomore hit 1 1 carries, is h-Ing groomed for Currolt's job. Other halfbacks seeking placet in clude Kniot Pulver. 'I hurle Thorn. Ion. Johnny Siamba ighx and Ibib litr.ard. v (.Mans, ami (iordi,. Jen. kins, a new-comer. CharleH Itos enhan, a L'nii-pound triple threa fullback frtuii (ho l!t'j trosh. Is makiiiH a hjihhk bid for thai posit ioa. Por uuai lerbaek, Hagshaw has Johnny Oeehan, a letterman. and Jack Pallid, ami Hill Mitllesledt. tievhan. who wan Ineligible last year, looks like Ihe best bet. Pat lick came I nun the freshliuiti team and Mit I h st edi i om a junior col lege. The Husky coach wilt be in n better position lo tell Ho- worth tif his mell aller their IlIM Maine tiet S;.tuiday in Se.ttib. against Whit man col i ge. ;t non-i orilerelM B b veil. a to game I urt her a bead of any winning uiaik ever made by n pilchoi performing regular or s n t i reg it la i" st rviee. When Willis Hudlin lalt-ic.l again 'I'e.l Lyons and the White Sov In the ninth round at Cleve land yesterday. Win I'Vrrell rushed I'i the t'oseue and tne Inuians uou by 7 to P I lelmlt IM Itl'iiH MS At tli'ii lb n Ing pit. to- lo let . v over l!i vln t lehl. Alv i -4 Ictim. and the s-u itot e Athli :in open Anderson Put To Sleep by Hudkins I .OS ANCKLPK. IM. ( A I llmlklns. ( he N braska w ,ld- .al. knocked nut .l,,e Ati.teis.in 111 the ith round of Ci. n ehinin i ti.'ti l.out last nhrlit, Ihe Wlldeal belted I he KenniekV li.illoper groggy In I lie first five of their se, huled icn-iourid rematch, a nd leoned a tig ht ha ml thtltldor bolt t" A n.bi .on's lure in the yitn, The blow itprtoted a Couple ;if limlars, the n teree called it a tecli nual knot kout. The vblorv rlearod the (tat hfor a match with -Mickey Walk.!' here tet " . 3IANY BARGAINS U.sod Cars. See them on our Used Car Lot Larison Chevrolet Company 1414 A DA MM AVKNT'K A Six In lint rrir LA GRANDE EVENING . OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Ex-Coasters Three ot the t "l urnicr Coast League plavers who nro, eligible for th wnrhl series. Left: Charlie Knot lanove. iniciier, ami "Mug Tolsnn, fir.-t base ox-Am-'oIs, with the Cubs. Right: Jimmy Cronln. ex-Ii.rtland inl'iejder, with tho Athletics. KAN" rilANCiSCO. Sept. 25 ( N. I.cbourvori ii in tho Alhletics rost :. A.) Thirteen former Pacific or. 'oast league players are listed as llglhb- to comiiele in (he joining w orld h t'b h betwocn the Chicago Cubs and the Philadelphia Athlet ics. Some of these are oulslaud injr .stars of the two oluUs. Kx-PortlameK lead the list, with Catcher Mickey .Cochran1. fb Iders Sammy Hale and ,1iminy Cronln, Pitchers "Lofty Walbertf i""i i. It Verkes and Outfiel.ler More Intersectional Grid Games This Fall Oregon Most Ambitious ll ni l.lUMi II. YOST ! ANN A I H' It. Mich. (Al') ! lnteisei tion.il looti.all games urn i diK-anllng traditions this fall. While a It.vv-. w en-, played ji. tle i Half ago. fifty or more havo beep scheduled for the current season jam) plans indicate the era of dis ' taut games will be continued. Con ! tracts already have been signed j calling for Intersect inna I coyit str i four years henci-, . ' f ' Tho WOrd Ilil.i'iinllnni1 1, .1 u li,,.m expanded this fa M t. im...- '..n.urt. tionad. Outstanding con tost s In clude thus,, hi tw a Va h an I (leoiL'in I1.1l.iit 1. m.i n . I." hn- r n nn.l II, ri-coii. Mh IiIimii nnl i-.-iii-.i ki it- " in 11 runn-.NI a-'a iim .. ' M'o-tda Oaiors. while ft also meets I on Its own fi. .. n still nn.... west. eru visit. ,r in n,e (cam oi tin- Pnl vetsity of Hawaii. Thu large number of iner,,eo- ; ti'Hial games has back of II several ! lactms. J.'or one thing Inteisec- ; iiouai games have en found islacloiy. Coaches these engagiiiients ant teams and have arrange Kuch games hav bet) watched : en dist. gone forth to j for their own ; e-'.- i.i. loonier leaning factor :s , Ihe gtowing irien.Hhip h. tu.-eri the athletic leado.s of ihe coimtrv. Tin I r acquaintance an.i n--,1.1 i.,.u en laigelv f Or-ten at th, il in hu I h meeting Nutb nal iM- When In Poi-tliim!- J'isrrittilnating Lit (ii.n).le Peoplo ;hoose The Heathman Hotels THK HI': ATI I. MAN, NKW II HATHA! AN nkw . . . i.r.M'inors , . . Till IITKlM'M . . . muhki: Al i: IN It.X I'l.S . . . Till' SfW lli'alhinan riiffi'O Simp (j. oili. ni llin iiin.it pop. lllin- lutl'iir .at'is In ul full, laiul You'll Ilk, it. lo: Heathman Hotels Ihna.iway and Salmon Pai U ajol jviliiien i, V, MnnthntHn, Owner-Mngr. .x. l. King. I.. M. llrriv, Asst. .Mnrt. I'HONK MAIN I rtftttit, of th. Tour In World Series Portlier Angel include oi-s Clyde Hock and "Hlug' Inflld ' To I son. ami Pitcher Charley Hoot, with Hie Cults, and Pitcher Howard Kh mke wlili the Mackmen. Pitcher Jack L.iinn. formerly with Vernon; Pitcher Ken Pciiner. formerly with Sacramento, a:id I'ltcher "Sheriff" Hlako, ox-Seattle player, also are on tho eligible llr. legfato ahsociation sessions, by the j National Poothall Conches' asso- : oiation discussions and still other discussions at the National Society of physical Kditcatlon sessions. I j am willing to venture a guess that j at present the coaches of ihc Tint ed Slates arc more widely acquaint ed with their own ranks than am ; ni' tubers of any other profession." ( Shattered traditions of the pres. cut fall include the appearance of tho Army at Illinois, Harvard at : in . . . in a " i Michigan. Yale at Georgia and Cali fornia at Pennsylvania. Ilarvanli. Is playing its initial game in tin middle west. ; The Army also is Pn'ming lis ' firt middle w t-Ktern team on the ; latter field, al least In my mem ory. Yale, with pleasant relations during hue yearn with Southern i teams. Is making it lirsl trip to ' the South. Possibly the gieat 1 est break with past customs Is the mld-nason trip of California from ! tide-water to tide-water to nice t PeniM Iva nia. j Kaslern "lid Mid-Western teams ! lead lu the number of panics I played. Kasiorn leams appear in twenty-eight games while tho big Middle. West has aiuuds pa rtit'U ! paling il) Ihirt.v'-five. Teams or : the ihi South engage in twelve gam cm, teams of the Coast in seven . -iiiniHs ami teams of tho Moiith-ue;o. in two. lateijiecliomil dates' arc desirable i and whould be encouraged. The i game arc helping to bring to tln j young men of the college- world a ; hetn-r knowledge of the sort of a fellow the other student is; of how little difference exists In widely separated institutions. The con j tests havo a danger, however, in , too long trips, trips which take an i 1 in pro per amount of time. 1 j question If any coach would permit I a player from his sipiad to drop j out of training for two weeks while ' I he Indulged in dramatic, glee club, ! or forensic work. This Is about what tht coach is asking the pro 1 t'oi-'sors to approve,-however, when ' ho takes a foot hall teilm away for trips which annul class work for j two weeks. NIGHT FIGHTS i - ! 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