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Frifiav, September 27, 1929 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Athletics, Yanks Win Thursday In Listless Games lly W illiam .1. Chipmaii (Associated I'rtHH hiporm Writer) Willi Hit bas ball world mill mouinin,' the death of Miller Je rome. lliiu-Klnx. act Inn mIqiik the major lenKiie front aaln w;m more or lens perf unciory yesterday in I he two derision reached In fitch circuit. A ft fill Kaine, involving the White. So unil the Indians lit Cleveland,. MilK JlOHpniH'il Oil !!' count of i-i In. CoinK into tin ha tile for the first tif H' Mace J !( I 7 under leader ship other than tli.it of Millar Han Kins, the V;i ti keen pounded nut a lo to II victory over tho Senator ;it Washington, and entrained early in thi' evening for N'U Vork to it I ( end the funeral of their derenv-d pilot. 'I'll champion Athletic had Kill- difficulty In turnip-; hack the It f-rt Hox in IIoKton by 5 to 3. fiir IfKi than the score rnlpht Indicate. lUorgf Karnsiiiiw ave just (our lii in In nix lnnlnus, oat nln his nty-third victory, and then wave wiiy to Kobe Walbcru:, who per mitted the Ited Hose to hunch ffve drlves for thrrr- runt in the eighth. Thf Kiimc wow practically deejd ed in (hi fir,-1 litiintf when Al Simmon hit hf bit ty-second home run with two mates aboard. I!y runnlm his mark to 2'.'. victor ies, K.i r rixhn w broke u t ie which had cxlKl'-d between himself and Cat Ma lone for tif interleau" leadership. Duxzy Vance nnrc more failed to (fo the route,, and Philadelphia won lis fourth Ktrnjhi from the Itohins ly 'l to :t. Letter Sweet land was the winning pitcher. Nelph's tdnkie In the ninth drove home the uiniiinw run for Hi. Loom In ;i Mo 1 victory over I'iilsiurt;ii. I 'a ill Waiter's honor In t he f irsl half of the same round had tied the score. Clarence MM "hell and Hal (laid nulpil'hed .le;:s felly. The defeat li lt (lie I 'irate with a margin of only tn-o ami one-half Karnes over the Giants In the race for second place. Hagen And Smith j Enter Tournament l0:TI.ANI. Ore. JVpi. 21 (AC) ! Waller (ai,'en and llorton Hmlih, Internationally known golfers, tele- Ki a ii:c d Me .Smith. ' 'oluiiihia country ciuli pi ofesstnnn I. today : they would arrive liT'r September' 'J 'J t tart jelpale in Ihe Oregon s opert oif cha inpionxhi( ftctoh r ! .'i I , Novt-mher I and Kmfth nald another late entry !n I Hie tournatM'-nt whfcii will draw; t he K Spinoza brot her a nl m her promlrK'Hl oHers. wa I'rai' Wood : of Hlunmrield. N'. J,, wiio v.on the; I'ahadena up'ii la ft winter. ' SHARKEY BEATS TOMMY IN THIRD Boston Sailor Puts Big . Punch Back in The Heavyweight Picture. the Angela again, llie content end ing till th'- JK'ore 7 to 4. Kive ctreuit Huittx tnarlced the jjaiiie. jxrty OiilirKTield the liidiaiiw in Htattle scortdejH for Hacr.ituni until thf sixth Inning when th northerner crac!;d out four hits to gain thife runs and ti.- the score. Thn-e umrf vtti-oiet i;i the eitrhth won the an 0 to r.. j,';i!iic fur the ludi- Mar'-yr Remembered A rnetnnri:il vcrice wtm Wfntly held itt l'.reri(v."ood. Cri'.'iiiml. ro U'liHarn Mtmli-r. Ji'.'ed tdneifen. who wn hurried nt (he ial, in l.V." fr rea'linu Ihe V.MAf I iSiif j s mm 16X1. . . hitM WARM FALL COLORS - NEW VELVETS AND PRINT CREPES CHARMING FLANNELS iMany of the smartest frocks to be seen this fall are worn by smart young women of all ages who are smart at sewing or have a smart dressmaker. So pretty and different are the new dress fabrics, so varied the style possibilities, that you'll get more than ordinary sat isfaction out of dress masing this sea son. See these soon they are just in! Kith miliinm colors lire !ilimi(l;int in tho now printed crepes o Bill.. 1'ielly small desiRiis, n rtepenrtalile (iuinly and valiu at, yd New prints on tfeoi-jMle me tcmptiiij;, patterns to make smart frocks. I'er yd (. rqn w clime in plain colors almost any shaik you desire- jjood (piality Soli' colon: in rich ereix satins, a popu lar silk fain ic lor fall frocks, at I'lain flat crepes most wanted for tlu- yojmk llnck anil brown for lull L ilia J v. W' fine too vaiied colors and u $1.75 & $2 ()5 1.. $2.50 colors and $1.75 $1.95 $3.50 $1.95 Rich New Velvets nuicli in stvle $3.00 Figured velvets arc very lieautilul in texture and fall coloring Solid color velvets are almost equal in de mand notliinjr makes a more slunnini;' fall I rock. I.ow priced al. per yanl $2.00 1, $4.95 New Flannel Fabrics Practical and very smar'. are the flan nels lor lull in plain colors, stripes, plaids. $1.50 to $3.50 New silk and wool fabric with small Mlk stripe - lovely (? ri t r autumn cn!ors--d. 'P " ( -P').-!) you arc plannina new draperies to brifhlcn the interior durinr the winter nea non, ijon will he charmed with many new drapery fabrics now on display. We are always rlad to show yon. HILL'S I IvSS I rNi i ,Aiw.,i m Ity ,Mati c;oiiht ( Ahxo iat''-d re.s Hports Writer) NKW VOItK. -'ept. 27 (AD Tho Jeltyll rind Hyde of the hAitvy- wr iKhtt. .lark Hharkey. hn put the hid punch hark in the picture, jut as it heeniod that inert wuxn't a. man-.-lxd wallop left in th rankM. 'Che hi if HoMon bailor exploded :t la-t niht, without the hUkUUi uuiilny, to accomplish tin: down fall of Toininy l.ouultran, arioni.sh a crowil 4f 4T,."uu teclators and r.-Hoie himself to the top of the heavyweight hriKHde that hM heen haliliii),' ho HKllehsly for the till- ' left hy (ietie Tunney. Sharkey, in the rnot convincing exhlhltiori of upr-ed rind punching t-kill he has wlwmn in more titan two years, knocked out the hand-; koiii J'hHadclphki hoxinK mawter In the third round of n 1 5-roied match at the V.inkpft Plftdlura," III t- thfiti seven iniiuit of actual fiKhilnjf after J7 H-cond of tlr t hi rd round find elnpned Hhar- I key' unexpected vlcioim attack crushed tho iieavywejht liOpo.i of' the retired rulf-r of Xhc- I T-l-poitri'l dfvihion. - l-'orcinj: the fiht from the out- i r-t, Sharki y rushed I.OUKhra n to tlx- ropes at the Marl of the third round, douhkd him up "it f h ft lu Ihe. hody. another I ft to the: head ami dropped the startled. ; wilting rhllad.lphiaii with a j-innshlnjr i l:iht np(n-rcm to tlie jaw. ; l.oiiKhran nro.se nt the count of ! live, more from Instinct than nuy lhin elM. wtnrfferiiiK toward a neutral corner, I tif hack to Sharkey km KffeiY'P. ti .MatfliOlia Mleppi-d ; in to keep the rampant nailor from i n-nevvirtK hit attack. In Cnmplctf DtiM riihe-itatinly. MaKnolia stopped tho ficht, lor l.outihran, tlintiKh on IiIn feet, wan in it ro-nplet dice. -hl.s arniM hanniiiK and heipkM. It Ha. ft technical knockout hut It j ever ft man was thoroiml-iy out j "on hif fei." t ia Tommy, loo dazed lo know what had happened: ; I hat hi dream of wcallmr Ihe heavyweight hciKhl.H had heen : completely haltered. j It was the fir-l knmdtoiil of ; Liiie;hran'K earner. In fact the first defeat he has met in tour years. , Hi- took in eleven more pound of make hi dehul an a heavyweight j l f i M n Ik in nut it ii lo not oo mm i He wa nol-clafcst d rind ' hy the hiKifer-wtronu- ; er ami more HKiiresMive Hharkey. : lvtn more startlitiK he way; l.ouhiiiu, who actually cnlered j ; Ihe rin- a hHIu favorite, was out- ; ' hoxed rl in in k 'he hrlef peclod 'if hatlle and In the rame vn where the liKht heavy welk'iit kliitf had jut delemlid IiIn 7-iouml title , in a mnlerful evhildthm just a . I I'l'V week HK'i. Note! iiM It Hl'HV I hi a t ler. J .oiik'hi an never had .. . cha nee lo ntai t. ' I ji 'lc-lry In pollfh i hi off l.ouhran, Sharkey whipped with remarkahl.' , r;iM (he txiM-r Who had tfceij , picked hy many to succeed Tun- ' iiey ami hy moM critics at least as "the man to heat" hefore any new kim; f tile heavyweights Is crown ed. As a result Hharlf y undohui edly will Ftar In tlie next and per haps final heavyweight teM, slat ed for Miami, with .Max Sehiiielin'. the eloutini; (ierman, as tils iroh- aide Inc. unless the KllKlhinui). I'llil Scolt, lias a reply 10 the chal- Ichkc In: made to (he winner hist liiirtit. ; Only two real Mows were Intnlei) ! In the first roiiml of sparring, hut ; both were hy Sharkey. A left lo (tie hody and a hard r Ik lit to the tiead. In the second round, the ralliu- took complete command, asinnKMni; th crow d as we It a Die en rt hy the rase with which , he iiiiiIiom il the di ver riilktdet- i phian. punishing tilm with well Hnied hlous to th- heail and hody. The third round ami l.ouhrun'n finish, alter a sharp tint decisive . flurry hIouk thi ropes, came so ; )iiickly that the hlu'st erowd of ; Ihe outdoor season w as a I most as dazed as Tommy when he wuhhh-d ; to hi feet, punch-drunk, after the one and only knockdown of tht- ItOlll. Reds And Stars Tied For First In Coast League Veerday"K . Tort kind: Oakland . I'ortiand . Hatl- l ie rulh i ion. At Lo; -oaM leaf; lie ICult-i ' Fk-itteries: Wetzel and KevnroM; ('(!(. and Ilaldwin. it. if. i:. At Seattle: Sacramento 5 !' 3 Seattle fl G 4 Ilatteriex: flilleck, (ion Id and Harris: Ipra.. Hoiim- and I tor re am. Baseball Men Pay Tribute To Miller Huggins panned hy the mljfhty lUtlc hase hall veteran's bier in the mortu ary chapel of Hie church. Arthur Kletcher and Charles O'l.tary. eoAches. and Uab limit, I.ou (lehriff. Tony tM.v.ori and Karle 'omb were selected a- pall-hearers. The Yankees' Amer ican l.aKue Kame with Waihini;tou wu positioned to allow th" pt-'l'-ers to attend the funeral. HuXKlnii " HI t ewi ht sldo. his father and mother in a ceniefry in t 'incinnaii. Kinal nervlce are i;j he held in the l-'lrst i'reshytrrian chur-h, I "in imiall, Sunday .afternoon. Lewis, champio tonwilH tiiree, ix crowd e vemrai f-heiivyweixtn ti, defeated Howard Can low a. two fails out of -fore one of the largest ver turned out for a wrest- IftirHt and l.otnbardi: edel ai:d '.'i.datl. AriK-h- San l-'ranclsr-o I.ftx Ajifi-!(-K Itatteries: Davis and Car font and S:mdi.er. Al San r'ranejsco: i:. i . k. NKW VOj;K. Kept Metropolitan hasehall jiai'l titeir last irihim Ilui-yins, "mite niau.-i New Vork Yankees. Hollywood II. la 'n i.u'i- lileil today to Milh-r J. Si-r" of the Kuueral ser vices for the Yankee chieftain who ilieit on Wednesday, were held at p. m. in the Church of the Vt a nyfi'ii ration, tin- "Little riiuivh Aiouud the Corner." Hundri-fls of clos,, friends, ac-ou.'iin'aii'-es and just "plain f:trt" LEWIS BEATS IOWA GRAPPLER IN PORTLAND T'OKTl.ANIi. Orp.. -Sept. -'7 (AD Portland wnstlintr fans wit nessed one of th- most sensational wrestlinH' matches ever Keen hen last nirhl when K.I ( Ml r-i n h-r linK Intnl. M wa i-ewi' minous headlock It. at finally turned thf trick aJ'te: the former champion ttad succumbed in the first fall i tip. now cunally famous tackle by which he lout his championship laurels to (ins Hnnnenbortf. Hut U was also through an attempt U upeat I hiit feat that probably cost Canlonwiue the malch. I wis huc. rumhttl lo repealed flyinp tackles alter -17 minutes la soiionds of mr-nuous wrestlln),', during which Cantonwine used a reat variety of holds. ComlitiT back for the sec ond fall. Lewis side-stepped on of ( -a nlonwina's ruslnss, Ul latter o im,' lliroiiKh the rope and Htrlkiui: on the side of his head. This was w lurniiitf point for Lewis. Illinois is planning to plant irees nlonjr ihe highways, ' Now Hie candidates will be sure Of hav Ini; places to nail their cards. H The The San I and Hollv win day lor the .s(Nla(cal ii a iicImmi M issiou K iN id Slats were tied in I'acific roast eaile lead, the second t line this w eel; that such it situation has existed. Ktiin-t proof of the determined mnnm-r in which the two ehths are iifchiintr for the second half pen nant, with barely ten days lei l of the 1 season. Hollywood's one Kaiite lead was erased 111 yesterday's Mi (oi y hy the lleds, (he s. oie --ItiK i lo S. Uec reallon paik here w:t crowded, as It has been at every c.tliie In this w e k's crucial series. The main thrill came In the nimh Inning when f'atlna. pinch hiltlnjf fori'ar lte. Hidlywnod center ilelder, hit a home run. 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