La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 09, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, October ), 1020 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEPw. IA GRANDE, ORE. V i ( j Just Arrived An assortment of silk crepe and Jersey dresses one and two-piece at ; S:i.'J5 Hill s Bagshaw Shakes Up Eleven For Trojan Battle NATTI.K. Wash., Oct. ! XAV) - Serlmmane afniinnt imhtrti ru)irurni:u plnyn warn the program today fur the revamped I'nlver siiy of 'a.tiiinton rout ha 11 team which me (j the Trojann hirr next Saturla. I tt a iv -r;i 1 e e t fort to a I n HaK-"haw has even shlflcil his Vet eran Une. - Since Washington was teht to u to ii tie last Sa I unlay hy the Knlvendty of Montana, Itavsliaw hrs hcou woikliu: ill'er ent combination in both the hack field ii nd tine In u. hoM of tlnd- tmr h sttoiiKer and smouther com lUnation to tend aalltst Ihe Call- ! toiula Irokins. I'uiil Jcsflup. C foot " Inch rap-l'nmke hud pitched only two com tain, has been shifted from tackle jplete itnmcH ilurlnic the raon mid to center, with "Oob" Wcntworth. ! hlM innlnifH of work In the churn a rvlular tckle last year, taking j plon.ihln cumpulKu totaitnl only Si. the vat-ant berth. Another chaniie t.hnikc Sfuutttl Cubs had been made al mmrd with Lee Now Ihat tt rnn told. Ii Is f'helum takinp Hill OrvjfoK place. . rurn,.tl that ,httf wa ln,.,h0, , In Ihe h:ickfeM Hnyshftw hn j hjs ail ,mVi The I'hlllies. It teeins. heeiC tryiuK several combinations , tt (trt, rntnmi th(, (:utl(t ulfOUt and lt.i Indicated that h will mn Uml ,tm(, Hni( wbllH h(s m,y.imueH ueu iiteiy ueciue on tne quai in ! until Ihe end of the week, TOWN SEND IS WINNER OVER NEdRO BOXER I .OH ANOKl.KS. Cal.. Oct. 9 IAl')Haiy Townscrul. Vancouver .... .... . . . I U,'l.lWeiKJH. HnOCKCil IMU WtUICati. , . , i . . . . .. . I his muiiur-r' ileetsiun. Ami ihnl .e,i oomi !'f ,r ..;,.,i',,i. r r::::i i i i ...... . . . . was on the canvas ten, tlmej scarcely landed a blow. Townsend nmoihered Carter with a hnirace of lefts And rlht dui - Iim the few minute of (thtln(t, .as on the floor, he st.iyed down j center field hlenchem from the for ti count of irom fivo. to etxht.uit of Jimmy Kotx. Two of his flop were momentary! Hoo4 V-il ltvu Itall knockdown. f n contrast to Khmke's alow, T he Vancouver boy recently ! tuniallxlutf nlde arm ciuve. with -J .:7u . y " Hector Macironiild. anconver i.luifKcr. defeated lrio Harmn. scrappy .Mexican, in the nix round spevinl event. McDonald, a new t.t in Southern Catttoriila Itjtht -ircU-ft. h.nd Hnrron on the floor in tW tirst round and won all the way. Jn., fluent rO sto.il.ed tlannv Wi.l.l. in the second round of the -hdulei si round niMiuliin A ilcht 10 ihe chlh si tu Woods i.ii ilie'Mipe wloi-e he huhs helpb.i. !v. flhe referee nw-iMed tluerrvro a t('Chnhnt knockout tn uvert a h.lU,h(e . Rochester Team ) Wins Fifth Game t IIOCIIKSTHIt. N. T.. Oct. 5 I Akfl- Their iiioinh- tioNti red tn an ewty-win owr the Kauris Cit Hlm Tu the fifih iraiiie n( the ' litViiv vol Id's Merit'-." Hilly South, wonh'- Hochexter Hidwimts wrr detetminvd today to vm the vr itt ttm-c Mciotle npbee. Somhworth. who returned t :otfhater trem tiif St. l outs cr dirsl.1 in tim' to pilot ih Hid wiiiR. to Uu-ir sevoi,,i nmcvssii e inter-Nationnl league prtinwnt. wa h.plm: tar n contiim.nlon of the (rtnppy fleidlne. Koe pUchlnK and ifevtive lattinv tht catrttd lie ' n'T to an x-t ietery over tho Americftn aociHiloa titb- hohbrs yHrdny That victory nirrow ed the p ip betW, I H til, tw o ItSI ftl lo thr f Metorlex to tuo with the lltur luMih the e,lce. NIGHT FIGHTS II) Ttc Ahsjts UUsI rc-v Chh-mto Ktl Mu.uv), Cblc4KO. and Had TAyiar. 1rr Haute, Ind., di tioi i-itvmotv HuKKlril, Itnly. outpointed l-es Kennedy, Sen Krah-Sntrt . ill, My Sttlllvati. Si. 1'aul. outpvmtrd J.u-kio Haidv. Syracuse. N. V.. ( . Nw York Johnny Dundee. Nw York, ompolnud Al ,Uut'e"' GokJ b t, Hrtuklyn tH. T"ha. Ukla Al Fay. 'llloinn. mitpolntcd lUbr Hunt, tWa CHj t'kla . ii. Ihdianip.di ny WalUcv. In. diat.iwl. sioppd Youna Jack I'lilon. I ouUvt'le IV. M. II. Kill), of Stwtit. VU . ha dry fund "crow nwi." He watchK operwHona on his farm, ncr hero, from tho top of tCtoot Une, Northwest, alter which some Mn-: mixed In Tor the sake of variety. ion developed ,,M hU victory w:i,tOot dcp-nded on a fust ball and a fluke. He diwlpatcl- all doubt fast curve (Uiy Htmh the other toniMht. , .,uVh?; allowed hnJhlt; tnd Hector MaePonutd. Vancouver I , V .hI ..V- .V, EHMKE BREAKS SERIES RECORD ,mi' . Oi. ,l . i- r Thirteen Strikeouts Yes- terduy I3ost Performance -ii . . in ivi :i ii 1 1- i , i;i ir.s. ' Hy ItrfAn Hell ,W.irliit-l I'rrw SpuriM Wi Her) -ilK;a ore." 9 (XV) -Thunk lrt .... i. ..a., ii ,i i.-t lull, sob mn rlK-hihiind.-r with mm Of thi slowest uluw hull In h:ine. hull, the Athletic will t.-J.v.- to nlk'ht Tor I'hlladilphla with no wot' tlmn an even break In the flfhl two Kiiiiii'M of the world r len, rdiiM' what may In flit wi'tiinl iraiiic today. Klunke'K fiheeltieular 3 to I vic tory OWf the Chicago f'uhK (n I ho opi'iilni' khuu- Mill tukc ItiKh rank with fiis:iiloal pitching pet-fur mtirnvH over the lorn- sirelrh i,f world's m-rlen history t ... .. J lirlce in writius tnuiMe, tin native New Yorker ft ho is how In himness In I'hllailelphla in tin an miner and Detroit In the winter, hllehfd un Mm tro'isirs and nitcht d Just a little slower each time until j : dantf r no longer threatened. MakfM StnkiOul Ititfmt i With ro lack of confidence In v hli Kutiport ihe pitcher urnwiired I to ill. i pose nf 111 of the hard hlll in'i! tutf without atsl-danec from ranyone hut his catcher. The K-tker's ; tluzcn strikeouts set n new rec t on), heiierints Kd Walsh's perfor ma nee in - the I Srtil w orld series when the Whit n So pifclnr for 1 1 12 uhH of anottmi' 'hcratlon lo i mUs third slrlkes. I'limi' mouthed to the lust, M- i nlo Mack crosti i 90 per cr-M of 1 the crowd when he sent Kh-nke out to pitch the opening .?.mic. Th veteran mentor of the An had tttv nf hlu Mii.iitn.- i.lt... f ,i,.H t dark s.cret until the last minute. It wan more than a secret. i was. a mystery. . HiK ili'iirfo latrnshaw, hc spec- dy Hoh tlrove uml Ihe veteran' Jack tjuluil wen- to the front In the prfpume sprculutiun with only Matter:iK IhouKht lie re ond there tlmi Khmke Kft the usAtirumerit. w,ro nwuy fruI), lnlW Khmke w aft ! watching tho uh In action at i Huker how 1. I Wheu the A' ntut-n d homi' Khnike wuj reudy with bin report I tn w iiai ur mum peeii urrow in' I way. "Can o t bent them?" on ha Cull.' T , rr"u"" " Jv u" uu Ihe re ii v. " ou will." w us j- ,h n-, ,,i,, trailed a "broken arm nilcber" bv i "" pniJtMW. t left the imm e to make room for u jhltbsi pinch hitter with only one run nnd three hits s-ored .urtliMti j him in ? ImiiIiuch. the lone counter ( . .n "a,l..a uvrn ,us: w,,?,.mI with Hat Malone. strike two rims, but th mn 'earned. ' . .. ... , , . ,1 . f - v,' ,' T el"..Pe , :o i ?P "T1? , ''or""" h r 11 . .' 1 1 . I. ,, . , - ' line In t,i- WI win un. p Ih I. I , I , . J . " ' h ,eree Vi, i- L.'L . , ... pitcher to the Krotind a nl produce, an ujtly biuise. Khmke, bow'cr wuh ttonir at the closiaK b. II. lb o.iP' d his peri or tut ne. by Ian ntntf Charlie Tolsou tor the out with the tinir runs on base. Cin braiw Make? lUxml It Is not ital bat Cordon tVh- nine inadt. uuotlo r world .1 sro record w h. 11 he 'n ili.nl with . tt putouts It the op-niiiK will'1. Afur Mr. Mack cros-d tni til- nt si thoroughly in Ins lust pit- "hie , Sir.ke t.calbd. It w.is very ! I'hfnjr choice, speculation a to his rust. Hall t. hiuh. Koul, Into seroiul nominallon wasi om-whut the bleachers near left field. Strike j iut.du.tt. rher was a t.n..'H, j. Cmhrane walked httwttcr. lo iH'ltee thai Georre Kamihw, bl rui:L'd rihl handed' tc- would be minimum d wlih another tieotjf'. the fvfl b.indrd Kobe Walbertf n ji to bud Hrt aid if r.eeesfai y. Ifty tlroM- w ip , rent today. A school of thonpht favor-d selection of old Jack vjui-m for Toi'ay on the theory that Ihe tal! tactician iniKht wt-h to slow! .at the Cub to extinction whtb the, w.-re in the tneod, but a nia- ionty thouchf Mack would Switch iiom the hif.sa'lon ta.f to te,d Fa! Mulone, the strlk-'out kinit i t'htuli-h up" F.nch-di was plven a Of Ihe N.itieoi:! b a(ic. i-'m"l;M(; hand. Strike l.calied. Strike practtc.ily certain to t.tke up the tw unjr. Koul, inu the stands, hut-!, n for thf cuhs, with Hal ( taU l. htuh. H was over hi ''jtiflBn, a cool. caU'utatinK p roa ' hcd, Koul inln rieht field itiniK ;n rve. Koul into v:nc place. Karn.haw liumedtui ly after h tranie. the tm nj thrvum t;tM halls. lIPu p!a. ts uiuptrvs and camp folic ,ltsh hit lnt leu f.n two bae. The r wtii Iijvt tor I'hiUib li'hU toVrowd reared. r. inie plhv fn the rat Ki l.!a 1 H ost.y up: Koul, strike I Frxdiahbt .jiMtw hta Uhh'tice Cub- MeMlllan Jt nn'h"h ? llorny i b Wilson cf ci.tr f Sf'hrn n Gnmm IS T.iJor c M:tUme Or Hishap :ii Haas cf 1 "och ran' e SitmuiUs U Few lb MiHer rt tkvs 3 b Hoicy Fainsh.iw iuImu ) 1 11. t till r it plte: Mora'i, (N'trionuiV Van C.raCatl. t m- rit'.e. a, Kb io, (NHona tl ir.l Art Indiun picture ot th" Cum. i tiiAUurrv, done on detHkin b Chief Standir.R Hen. who tok put In the buttle, te In the Mieouri lu 0U?e mutum t Jfrtrou Cttv ,1 r i. a y.i.,i iuutti VLUinfJtiisnru. hi E. 0. TV. School;' nn " Urlinm. .(Continued from Page 1) In V mid .coup riKiiri'it, of Itnninn art. .in. I wen Ktinlvlnic I lie differ- ! rilt m.B nf ar(.hJ1M.u..o. on i had made n wen modeled ItiHiifin chariot wild hornc nnd n j i hti'i', The third kiii.Ip hud phtyed enfe- ' Hrlii M ,,Ifl' ,,1J1V i,:irn about 'hiH.lrur of money, anil food value, I of mum they do other study - hit' nnd writing. I.ni theft are ln-t uluil they happened l.i he ilnlrii; when the iniervh-wer went to ki ti mi I . "We use thr- experience uf ohfl- itoppliif at flrrt. -drcn In jii.it a fiilorinal an utnios- II.iniKhaw up: Koul. Hlrike I, Iheie as Ih orderly and cunduclve luiek of plnti. Koul, strike 2. It tu die Iicni kind nf living. tliat i was a tip. Mnhme ihrw tn fir.t. the children can work tnjicther in j KarnMiaw kwiiii hard t the third a ;ruup ur as Individuals," ; slriko and missed It il font. Kale Jlnu.x said yesterday as her j No run'', one hit, no piths, two plans fur the training school. In (lift. ' ' "J"" i" k. " ' wnhl ,hrt l" ,,e m"th wiw lihenson up: Hall 1, Inside.. Htenh l-iuli-i-:lilii tin ih. it.'ii-r nf thl' .. i 1. .... t .... lt-aiership nn t'. part nr the ; learners ana muen ireeuuni wnn the children, with their learning fitind eltlKenshlp and workman ship." she concluded. iReds Win First Game Of Series From Stars, 7-2 MAN KltANi'lSl'U. Oct.. :i (AH) Tin- San Kranchcu .Mission lied today uj-re well on the way toward the I MS it championship, with the,, Hist victory In a seven k'a.Ae title . ., nl.K against the Hollywood Siars to their credit. 1 AliKUst Juhns, uywioil hurler. was no obstacle to (he Keds, who natnmered out the first win with first of three to he played off at j "m-unon pant in in- post-: son H.'ilcs. Cttrtton Slih-, x-urlnK il holiii-r in the iM-rim! Inniti. Ktarltl tho .!lioil.x ttrr on llu iilit fuut. Thrvt niiirt- ruiiN in tlip tii-M frame ami nnollu-r .s-t uT tbr,- in tin- nevi'iith provliif-il tin- wili- ni-ln uf thi- first tiulf uf tin- n)ilit -....-.,...,,. . , unwiiamiiiiK ,ea imn was reueve,, lien-: e ,v..y n tu- Seventh, hilt It j was rath. r late for an attempt to stave off defeat The vtMlurs senrid th if first , run in the fourth inninic wh. n : Kunk doiihled. to..k third nn Sev- eicid single, and cross, d the plute W bile Sever id out by Horn h-r. iias heinx forced . "Kitich" Iteuther, I Veteran southtau allowed , , . ' Hollywood club nine hfls, thor ouirhly paratd. and Was well by hi nmtfx. suppoi te nl i.niio pcrstm witnrsscd the opening Kami' of the pennant er- . i cunin win leave llltirsday Tor I .on AmreleM fur the next three uatm or their s.'rlen. after which th( scene of the sev- nih battle wdll be dcslunuteil. Th.. ,f,if.. l ne nn' it. :r. k. Miion ? if, - - - .iim t. urtun.T nn'i riuiini Pjrj TIATC OP 1 .1 S DKFM T .tit I I 1 lll'lCLlliKo I f Continue,: "mm Pe wsv - mmm. m mi m . i The nan w:i made a cntet of ' sp-ed when Joe McCarthy count, !k " , r ,T J ' ,7' t f ,hi Ihe wT' t ,v I L ,, . , "mr;tr f U"'r XV nrt hWr ,h;,n ' T'"' ih ere on , nan.i tmi.iy to start the K.xmr on ii. in itiuti """ "-in-l anthem. MUST INN1N.1 - Athletic: Hilu.p IIP. Hall I. outsld and! u. .-.iriki. I. catliil. It was A ...... hl.'h a"'' ""lsl''e. Strike J. .-ailed. ' "'" "" '.,U"- . ""I " "U - swIiuvih.K icbmsly ut the third strike. I Ha. is up: Kill . wide and out ride. Si. ike 1. c.lh d. Malone ! Mickim: to h fast ball. Strike J called, over oiitMde corrirr. H.ill U'. hlith teaisUle. h'oiil inln Oin.l. Hall 3. outvule. T.ivlor callrd f.,r um.thrr ball. Ilaan struck out. t .w im.-uitf .t a fast ball riRht over - thr plate. ; Cchiane un: Hall 1 w-.v ton. I np a fourth ball Inst.le Simmon up: Koul, strike . Thf ball hit Simmon'- K.tt. Al lbme ihrew t.t first Strike ? S'ttini.tn munk ii bird he ainos fr II. I 0u "'' Slpheiuon Went tvut oq ,k Simmons was cal 11 out on .irikes. i fly lo Huiou.. w h rn In la It was n. r the outsitle orner. ' '"ake the Cutoh. No runs, no hit", no errors, one' No runs, na hits, no -rrot. thteo left - h it KIKsT I NN I G Cubs: McMll- M) ,lT" 1NMNO: AlhletU: hin up Smke 1. called, strike r. y'J ul': Koul. mrike one. back rw une. Hall I. io-idc. Il was,'" tdi. Strifce two. calleil, t a curve. McMillan w as out Holevl" c,rve. Ihes sin it ted to ito y h!n,i t en. Strike ?. I1 lorn- t I'.v t "k full cut. Ilornstv j f.,fi-.' d en n (.low- bail, j WiKma up- lull . inde. Strike 'l, be -.tii hard Hall S. Uw -md outside. Hall J. low, IU11 4. V ii-.-.r watkeil n a hall out jtide j cuvlcr up Hall I. inside. Strike 1. swiipi:. Foul, strike J. lino the :M fM-!d stand. C'chr:eue and iVTi.-b.iw consnMfd. Kvxil IlilA .h: t-.fld sti!tls. ioy!er fanned, ieif.i: ..t a f.t ball tor the thud :V.e. No t; ee hit. no errors, two !eH SFCoNh INNINC Athletics; Few op Few went out. KnsIUh to ; r in lir ittint made one-b .ndrd. catch of ft lo rfs4t throw and felt but .kept h fol Ion the biifo. Miller up: Hull 1, hlKh. - Miller JAkes up: Strike 1, culled. Patl t, hlwh. (nxicto. Call 2, IiihIiIc. Hull 3, lilfth, inutile. Strike ll!. Koiil Into the upper Hlttrxi.4. Hall A. Dyke wjiikert on u pilch omnia..-. noiey loul, Mr tip: lfcill I. fur nuthlc. ntrtke I, imnini wrwn. Knul, hnck of plnie, strike 1. Malone threw 10 flrM. Hull 3,'IiIkI.. Hull -3. 'luylor had tn dive for It. Koul Into Mand. A fun ctutKhl II with ("n - hand. .Mnmne. threw n firt. i"1 threw to first for I hi third ;Utne. Koul. thf I mil till li.dev' I uit as he atleinpti d to fi out itf line way. Hotry hit Kafely to ripht land JM;e ran. l.i third, lu.lev SIM'().M I.NM.Nd t'l liK: Ste- ,Il jumped back to (iv-dd h.dn hit. St rile 1. called. II was' a fast hall ovel th ou (hide corner. Stephenson, went out, Hishop to I' -strike one, into the crowd. Knrn Gilfiim up: K'.r!kA 1, called, ftall I shaw ami Haas si red an Simmons' I . Inside. It was a slow hall. . single to center. 'of hrane went tlritnni slriKled hy third hase. . tu third and Simmons lo first. Taylor up: Karnshaw called for j Malone was taken mil uf the hos a new liull. The hit ave (Irlnun (and Captain (irimni held ttu' Ivtll In three out of , Jhree' for Ihe series ' the pitcher's h v waitinp; fnr nn Strlk I, cnllrtl. StrikH 2. lie other t'uh pitcher. Hl.ike went in muimk. Strike 3. Taylor swung to pitch for the t'tihs. iit the third strike. ' Mia lie warmed up. Cochran threw to first hut KnXX ,: -tn-ke one. called. t:.lm'.n luiul.fd haok to the hair. M'0 n,it '".vh r. a mix- Mnlone un: Strike 1. Called. Hall ad hikh.1 Kuul. strike i Inlll Ihtt .....i- m left tietld. Ma- Innp r.inne)l, MVinkintf at a curve , for the third strike. No runx, one hit, no errors, one ( ipf. i Itlltn INN I NCI: , Athletics: ' I iNsiilo. StilkB i, IiIkIi anil mil- i-l.l.-. Toiil, Into m.ln.lK; utrlh 1. 1 Knul uiialni't tin' ncri-l-n. Malonn j hail a k'oo.l hop on his fast l.all.i. pall tlirof. hltli, Th croviil ill"- . ..iiliil iith a Mill. Illnhoii fnt ! out un a Mull fls- lo SliMillfllKOll. . llaatf ui: Strike I. 11 was a . n.....A.l I. .,11 ,.n if the I'eW M:l.I v.-lk.. I 1jnf, ,hr(lwn ,.-,,, !ir,lone lh .pertn . ,, .,. . . ,, , m.miii,,. In Ifnnl nf ihrt filhs illllPOUt. I . ,,. ti,.i , tnl.l .... .. '....:.i.. ' u.-n - , Crouch the middle. Koul. strike! , ,.,, ,.,. .,,.a i-oel.r,,,.. J'nKl t rB,l. . ,. ,,, , ... .,!. euiiiiioiis up. nan i, nmii. i..m 2. Inside. Malone Is throwing fast I halls now. -till 3. Inelde. This ' was u curve. Sirlke 1. CJtlteii. it , I was medium through the mli'iltr. V-.m-.tn f:rimn. .m ovi r to encourage MhIoiia to har dow u. Hall I, inside nnd tow. Strike 1, called. It was rtjrht over, l'oxx hit u home fun, ncorinp Coch raiiti and Slnnnorui ahead of him. tt was over the left Held wall. Koxx hit u fast Itall hlrh and far. Milter up: Strike I. called. Koul. siril, 2. Into stand. Hall 1. ln- ?mr, ruiu.u m r ui ihiip, uni ' t down efl field line. Miller funned. , W;1S Pitch out. Taylor threw to 1 swinicliKr at the third strike. j.sctnd in ain. H .11 two. in the j Three runs, no hit.. -Iio errors, ditt. Strike one c.iihd: H..iey bum I none lett, ! ed to tirliiim. wlin thiew him out iniiiif irs.-ti,; i iios1: .nc.i n- bin up: lull 1, hut Me. Ikill tt low. Hall 3. hlpll. Hull. 4, liudd.. . McMiltm wulktd. i Knplish up: Strike one. called. KnjcUh didn't think no. Koul. strike two. Into elands, KtiKllen ' fanned, swinttintf at a low ball. ,.'urn1l,y Koul U,Pkl of , strike I. Ik.ll one. outside. Strike h" ter of the plate. hVul. Into st inds 1 in rlchl Held. Ilornsby tanmd , vr ui' eclla nine, iiikiok. Wilson up: . Ilall li, Insldo. W ilson wa, templet. Itall ,o. In the lllt- Sirlke one, a hOoininK s m. Hill t hrfe. . outside. Foul, 1 swinir. iviin inrfi-.-omstiie. 1 out ; airm.t to the wall 111 rmht tbtd. jup: i,;iu , w sm k. strike to. Vu-nn eent t not tier Knirlih fMed to foul into the etAiide. Wib-on'up to hotM- p ..T. walked on a baH inside. Hornbv up: part . f 1 ul. r up: Koul. Mrike one. far t hooted at Itornsbv ll.vn I I'aeR in the stnd f- nut. trlke iww i.arK in wie eiunus u ! wu.i kwinglnif lute. Hall one. bih. J roui, 11110 rictu ueiu nuni!t. iiuii two. hiith. Hall three. lw. Coch rane went out and talked to Karn shaw. Hull four. 'Cuyler walked. tillin-j ihe base Th crowd was nn uprour as Steph-n.0D cme to hat. Stephenson no: The ball w n dunneed. Hall ooe, hUh. It was "y l' head. Kill m, huh and ioeide. Sn-phetwoa hd lo tall lo t"1 Rround to uvoid beiniC hit. Miotew lutcan to warm up. lkfa talked to K.irnfh.iw. Itull three. ln;de and lush. Strike one. culled. Sleph n.ten p!iUtrd. Strike twx. rmht. the ball UrIy eluding Ilornsby. Hohy up: Holey hutned to Mi ,re and tewft rut to Gmm No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels If to -k t V nnanlN' re- tti P1t-h 1 wKefc rt rrei4 peiaUv ff l?-'h w4 ftH !) J ctt ri(tn lf , X.mi n-.ptr. ftm t th m. u( lr tt4 iM 4vtr 1 ; thai uiii, B-oa trettnir "Uh Vt i i..iiik Ol ttatftV 14 ion will i i l Uii ft 4tp breaLh Witftuul : Ti dltSWIT. Ut tl(TVt afi- will k iV' T ltr 144 tntvrta iwhi. Wl-Mliet . Swf btfit. inm " Htt U ka,:r il vid vd f W ,di hjlnin'l Tbltt pinl lion 'ilrlrt t -tk 1 lrU I.0-I ik in Ui 1 am. t 4nr kv1 4im tl. t'iK t I ...... wideTAiw on rni i uum itui for n wicriflre. ty!-, koIiik' to mconrk - t . Karnshaw up: Strike one. called, Karn.-haw hit Ut Kn;iish and wan fafe when he futnhled tlie hall, Dykes fftiiiiw t" lh!rJ. It wiw an error for KiiKlish. Hishop up: M: il;e one. called. Hall line. out."iie. Strike two. called. Ha 11 tW . (illtsidr. Kuul, hark of the plate. Ktul. aKaltiAi the screen. Hall three, low and oiuwlde in if in. The ( iih infndd was play- Koul.' the hall hit lllshup";? fool. Knul, fin- dwn rh:ht fii-iil llm. Hhdiop wj-lked. lillln-r tlx baes. Tin- hall wan low. i Hh:ih up: Hi- ( lib infiehl con- j H'd to play in. Hall one, low. "ml. ntiike one. intn Mtands. Hirlki two, tiii'. Dykes hcoi-o.1 hen Haas hit U KriKliFh :.id Hishop was out al .second. Km;- lish unassisted. Katnshaw went to third Haas to first'. "J"' I'liclirane ii: Hill nr.e. ontsldjn Hall I WO,- Olll."iile. -Strike Otie Called. Koul. st rijie two, aWUn.--t-srn in, Hall time,- hhji and'otit- Side. Hrill four, inside. Cochrano valheK aain TilliUH" the hases". - tirirmu and lloKiishy trtlked .v iUi Mnhme. r- , ' Siinuions up: i!;ill one, niitsid". hhth.. Hall two, low, outside. Koul, " M,"J" narruwiy averted. rUi ,kx rims, two hits, one errtr. ,wo U ft- ,, I H It I H NMC: , r,is: rtiiun up: KiVusJiaW .wasiahout to pucn urn h was imfov Ifaas had heen i!e!.iyed' "in return- "". low. mi ikc one. -:ill. cl. l-'nul. sulk.- in, ii- fir.i: kw. lall two. liiti aini iiiitswlc. Oriimn roul-rllnl to liniiioiis n. ar the "lan.is in n it iu-1.1 '! Tavlor nn: iiin !.- Inslil Taylor h'l a lili;li fly to ""as in smut c UlaKe UP make tried to hunt l-l strike two. into staiiif-;. Hall on--, liiiih. Olltsiile. Itall two, outride. i'oill. Into the ri-utv.l. Hall three. Inside. Ulak hit to Holey and hea.t the throw when "ox was pulled from .the hai.-. McMillan up: Si. Ike one. called, Strike two. he s urn.- har, I an.l f.. 11 to one kli.H-. Hall ne, inside. Mc- Milinn hit to nishon nnd Hl.ike No runs, one hit left. eriors, niif KII'TH INN1NO: All,tis: Mil- .11 d. i:..'H one. J '"M. outside, stiike t wo, calb-d. a bm runt'. MilS-r sincl.d to left. Dykv up: s-'rlke one, called. Hlake was throwini; curves. Hall one, outside 1 lyk'eV s:ai V d to bunt, but rccon si. l..r. J, !' il. strike : wo, it was a bit a id run play. Mllbr had lo jnj; tiack from sec ond. Dykes sinuWd to it. Mil'er uo)r d at second. j Holey up; hall une. outside, il 1 n-i- . i"en. ini. , n w.is a wicrii Ire as i.e runners moved up. Karnshaw ii S nkc one. Km-! sbaw sw nnir and his bat slipped from bis h.i:d. S:iike lWo. sw-.imr at a .sw.i-idnc c.- Hill on.-. outs In the dirt. Sir ike three, Karnshaw Mruck oat. iniff at a third strike. Ml-hop up Strike one. called. Hall one, ,sid., sHke cniv.l. itall two. o'l'si !- d 10 run Wilson in r !,..! to ret und'-r it. No runs, two hi!: ors. two Knsll'h Iie. eal . a'siit st . r;. Kll'TM INNING: i niTII 1WINI1 i..i.. rowd 1 inyh-d nt-r. Uu;.- enmins in fist to trip tlie 1 to rr), rv The hne;s c i a : 1:- d f . Wlbon up. H.ii! one, Wilson 1 .minifies to rich:. ll-iiii!.y soppins tat second. . uyh r up: Hall one. inside. Ke.nl. The hail hit the bat tflr(k;, L L. 1 To Ambitious Men of 'La Grande T VilF. Ailft'x Stlniols r.ictive Hr. k i 11 et'ii mrif cnlis for g'iirluatcs than they can fill. Ii. mI jiMi-; aio poing bogging because the de nv.ml for skilled men exceeds the supply. In 01 -.lor to give the men of La Grande and kinity fimher infotniation about the oj jMirtnnili'V. that exist in the auto and avia tion field, a'.-o information alwut part time empliiynvnt while attending school, jxisi-tit-ns at graduation, cirdit ai rangenH'tils, ttc, Oaptaiv C. U. Jensen, field representa tive of ihe Adeox Schools, is now at the Ho tel t.-i t'.ramle. l'.iHm "iY2. He will e in La (iianiii" over Sunday, Oct. 15th, and will be jrlad to tr.'k to anyone interested in success ful well-pain caner in either automobile or aviation mechanics. anmKiX!i? r he dmked. Htrlke two, called, 'jyli r kicked. Hall two. innldc. Hall three. Inside? uy!er struck out, nwiniiiK hard at a third strike, '. Htcphi-iKSKii ip. Koul. Mrtku o:ie. hack In uiHtidn. Hornshy Hi-ored on Stephcnsnn'K lnilc to ri:;ht. Vilnn . went to eoond. j (iiiiiilil up: strike one. HWinidliK. iy 0mc. niitide It WiiH a Nlow )t;tm Strike two, Callrd. It w:i n t:ltit one. (irinim kick-d. Hall two. low. Koul, Into the s;ands. Hull three. Inside, Wils in scored on Orlinm'H single to left. Stephenson went to third. Taylor up. Koul, xtrlke one. Into stands. Koul. ftrlke two. ilmv was warming up. Hall one. inside. Corhnin had to jump for it. Unit two, . Illicit. Koul. into stands. I lift ( Iin, to K(1, . more halls. Hall ihn-f. low. Mti-plK-nwon st-orPl on; a hit tlirouirh Ho- hox hy 'lnylor. whli li Kaiioiliaw- va aliU' only to kliork ilown. lint couM not IP -in. (Iiinini in llt liiwconil. i 'I'li.-r'- wan n ilt lay iim a liltlorj .wuii nwaitiil from llu- f-.ili bi-inh. .1 lli-litlicolo i-aiiii- out lo hat lor -lllakc I Hi alliootf lip. Tim 131 mi" was .U lliyi .l nirain. an.l (irovi- was rall .il in to plti-h for th.i Athl.llos. Ili-ntluotc l a I.-t hnnd hitter. llf-aalH-otP wan rf-inovi-il anil Oali Ipy llartaiMI. a rlt,-lit hanil lillt.-r liatti,il for Hfiatheote. Ilarlnill up. Hall onu. Insl.le. II was fast. Koul. amilnHl thi jsrri'i-n. strike one. Quinn went out :lo warm up. Hall two. hlk-h. Strike two. In- suul'ic H wan another fas!, hull. Ilartn. tt fanned, misslnir a fam hall throuifh the heart of I In- plate. rhr.-.- runs, five hits. :io error.-,. tWO left. SIXTH INNINH: fuhs: farlrrin wi-nt in to plteh. SIXTH INNINCi: Athletics: Hans up. Hall one. low. Haas hit Into center flehl Tor one hase. t'oehrane up: I'oehrane hit to KnirliHll. nn.l a ilouhle play fnl- lowert, Kimllsh to Hornnliy to Crluim. It was a fast play. Simmons up: Hall one, low Hall two. oiltsl.le. Slow curve. Hall three. In the illrt. Taylor took the hounil. Strike one. calli-l. Simmons klekeil vigorously. Strike 1 two. called. Simmons illil not kick. Simmons went out when he hit i throimh the ho and fnrlnon de- ! Ih ctell the hall lo Knsllnh:. who threw to first. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left. SIXTH INNING: Cubs: McMil lan up: Strike one. called. Strike t iv o, he sunn;' ha rd . It wa s :i fast hall. Strike three. McMil lan struck out. the third strike lie ins called. Mac made n mild pro test. Kusllsh up: Strike one. called. Strike two. he swuijkt hard hut Lite. Knxlhdi struck out. Drove had thrown sis straight strikes. Ilornsby up: Strike one called. IJall one, low. Strike two, sw tins'. Hall two, low. Ilornsby .went out to Koxx, unassisted. No runs, no hits, no errorf, none loft. - SRVF.NTir INNINC," Athletics: Koxx up: Strike one. called. Slow cuiv". Koxx sinslcd to rlsht. Miller up: Carlson talked to Ilornsby. Hall one. outside. Mil ler ' tras' ready to ' bunt. Miller hunted h foul, strike one. Miller bunted to Taylor and was thrown out nt first, to Ilornsby for a sac rifice. Hykivs up: Hall one. outhh ft wa a fast ball. Strike one, called. Hall two, outside. Carlson was pitching very deliberately. Koxx scored on Iykes single to left. Stephenson threw to second and held IWkes at first. It was Iyke's third hit in as many times at bat. Holey up: Holey went out on a fly to Wilson. It was a hit and run play but Pykes returned to first. Orove up: Crove wa cheered when he went to bat. Ilall one. on th,A si-ound. Hall two. outside. Sr rike one. call. d. Koul, strike two. into stands. Strike three, call"d. drove struck out. One rim. two hits, no errors, one left. SKVKNTir INNINC: rub: The crowd stood, to aseisi the Cubs in I ' ihe luckv seventh. Wllsnn up: 1 11, 11 one. inside. Strike one called. i.,i strike two . Intd stand. Foul. j j n t o stands. There was a wild I scramble for the ball. Wilson sin- Kl'd to center. Cuyler up: It 'two for Wilson. wan .0 out of Hall . one, hifrh. Foul, strike one. ntralnst backstop. K.ml, alone third b:ie line, strike ywfi of Aviation find Auto- ns: nt Toitlnnd have two. Hall two. Inside. Hall three. Cuyler lanned on ar calhd third strike. Htephenson up: Hull one, hlh. Ilall two. outslilo. Strike one. called. Koul, strike two. into stands. Stephenson hit Into n dou hie play. Hishop to Holey 10 Koxx. No runs, one hit, no errors, none left. f KKIHTII INNING: Athletics: Hl.-hnp up. Strike one. calleil. Koul. strike two, into rlshl field stamls. Hishop struck out. j Haas up: Hiiun lifted u short fly, to Kn.trlish. Cochrane up: Hall one. outside and hbxh. Hall two, outside. Hall three, ou'.side. Sirlke 0:10. ralhd. Cochrane walked on it low fourth ball. It was Cochrane third pas Sln.iuous up: Hall one outwido. Curlson threw 10 first white Cochrane was standing on the has Cochrane and Simmons .scored ou Simmons home run over ttie- rlk'hi field harrier. (oxx up: Koxx hil i-Uo ef field 1 for two bases. It was his third hi.. Mllb r up. Hall one. hlsh. Strike one, called. Strike two, called. ; Koul. hack aKainst screen. Hall iwo. outside. Milhr filed lo Wil-. son. who made a runnins caleh. Two runs, two hits, no errors, one left. KKIHTII INNINCI: Cubs: C.rimin up; Hall one. low. outwide. C.rimin went out Hishop to Kox. Hihop fielded the hall hack .of second . base. Taylor up: ball one. outside. Hall ; two. low. Strike one. called. Strike two. calbd. Taylor jdnsled to risbl. There was a delay while a Cub pinch hitter oaine in for Carlson. (Intmiles hutted for Carlson. t rionzahs up. Strike one. he pwuns. foal, strike two. Connies p'ruck out. swinsins at a third 1 strike. j No runs, one hit. no errors, one left. NINTH" lN'NINO: AlhleUrs: The; Cubs had eiiunlled their 13 strike-: out record of yesterday divided be tween the two pitchers. Nehf went in to pitch for the Cubs. It made Ni hf's Hfth world Ties. Dykes up: hall one. outside. Hull two. low and inside. Strike; one called. Oykes went out, Ilorns by to Grimm. ; Hob-y up. Holey went ont on a fly to Stephenson, who made a . Kood caleh of Iris looplnjr fly. j Grove tip. Strike one, he swune, hut came now here near the hall. Strike two. calhd. Hall ono cut side. Grove hit a high fly which Hack Wilson caueht in center. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. j NINTH INNINC: Cubs: KmrMsh up. Hall one. Inside. Strike one. ealb d. Knfrllsli was Out Hohy to Koxx. Ilornsby up: ball one, low. Hall two. hhrh. Hall three, outside. Strike on", caned. Strike two. call-' rd. Ilornsby seemed to he sur pri?vd. Koul. n lonjr drive into rlsht field stands. Hornshy walked. The tourth ball was low. W'i'.son -ip. Wilson sinsled Into rtsht and llornsiiy ran lo third. Cuyler up. Koul, 1 strike one. Ilornsby was out at ihe plate. Crove tn Cochrane, when Cuyler IIKI'AKTJIKN r C.I3ra& Store No. IS NEW FALL FROCKS ill .r y Tmlay's express In ings a fresh assortment for milady's fall wardrobe. Hie luxurious black, the popular browns and blues in appropriate stvlings. JS9.90 Sizes Hi to IS LI PTQN'S Awarded C.nlA UhII. Ha Firt Prure, India and Ceylon, ma rinest Tea Grown. 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