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

Tuesday, October 15, 19&.
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Don't fall to
Turn to
This Space
Tomorrow
for our Pirate Parly ad.
. There will Ihj odrilos of
prizes at Hill's
Hill
s
A Home Owned .Store
Athletics To lie
(juests at Dinner
'- i'liii.Ai'KU'iiiA; ot. is (.vp)
I'hlliinVlhlilu Will rem th wprM
elif'iiripioM Allilt'Ili'M 'I-liurwlity iiIkIiI
iif an official" ttlnncr at ilie Penn
i-tiilelle elnn when tin conquerors
; ihi.rilrujfi Culm will he Kiit'fUH
' 'the- tMy, the, trhiiMilH-r of cum
i,i r"t! unJ Hip HrtiriK Writer'
'Ifillon.
i CouitNel for the Atljh'ilt; hnwhiitl
club Hit lil every member' nf tin-'
Kiiin would iitleml. InviijitlonK will
b. Hffti t.i :th.in I -''Hi,
HERO OF SERIES
HARD TO SELECT
Seyeral Bid for Honors on
Athletic Team Bush
Named for Cubs
111 Attm Could
( AsHiel:HfMi I'roKs .sporis KilHm)
I'lllliAlWI-lMMA, Ort. K, (AIM
The task- of pleklnt? the hern (if
iiit yyin w'triii'N series seemed tn
dity ' ( dil'lh'iilt tiw it wjim ti-yiiic
to wax Connie Mack' Martin
ltcilrrf,
Th'iv was ono hemic figure nf.
ioi RiHilher thrmtuli tin- linkup of
the irhimiitiiint J'hllrtilelphlu Ath-
LtlcS. 'I'll till''! MThil IM that
stuOii nut mfiHl I'onwpii-uou.sly, after
1 nil analysis of tint five Kiiiims, were
.Ifmitiy I'oxk, yniniK first fcncki-r.
hi hut uiiKhiy in lint" if the fmir
victories; (JeurKrt (Mult4) J Inns,
wlme frenk home run wan n erul
elal hhiw In th historic! i:iutky
; Hevenlh' of the fourth name inxl
! hin Koroml, ninn-si'f tl h tuner the
; tylnir factor In the final content;
-, -viiil Ituln-rt .Moses (U-fty) drove,
lihoe Houthpaw- Huecd snvett two
nnn'fi ami . waM, ready for a third,
'only i have tho tliMii'tion k to
! (Uot't't.. (Uubc) Walhertf, another
, inrt.slder,- r .'. ; '
i Others Slur ,
Tlirnv w;iH, nlo, tint chunky fix
ture, .of .llnimy Jiykew, with the
highlit JmttlnK inarlt of tiny nf i!h
f tearn-nuiU'M; . .Mickey Cochrane,
Uvho i-aiiKlu every tram's with nntr
ivelou nktll; A I WlrnmnnM, the ureal
i left-fielder, potent III holh crltlefil
j rallies of the hint two nninen; and
Inst, hut not leunt, Htitminit (Ulntf)
i.MIIIer. veteran rlKht-rielitrr, who
' knoi'kt'il In the tlceMIni; runs in
the , firm Kame and the winning
run iviih a fSO.oiiO blow in the
hint. j
throve un'(neUonahly would
ha vtt heeii the ontHtandinff hern
had lie heen delij-'atetl to relieve
llow.ii'd Khmke in the Inst Kaine
and Mi'eeedeti ni Wnlbe.rK dki. )
l-Jhnike's firt -Jiime hernien were;
iiitt . re)eali'tl, or he minht al.so ;
have been the main bidder for (ht ;
laurel wreath. ' !
I'erhapH, after all, Connie Mack;
wan (he real hero, for It was niont- ;
y f.tr hhn that all thene atiile ;
"bi'K" iih be ealln them, Wtri'e out-J
doiiiK t heniHt'lvex. ,
I inli Hero fur Cub
The hero of the Cub, from at
pltt-hiitR untile, was Cuy ltuh, the ;
only winner ami therefore the only
(andblatti for the honor, Cither- .
Wise Ihelr f real est r fiKiire wa
IMuiwy I lack Wilson, nilKhtlent of
a Cub eluiitititf array that tilher
ulse filled to livo up to its reputa
tion. Wilson led hnl It ieaniN a I i
bat wiih .-171. Vel Uaek also wjih
:i Vwit," for it was liis ilisin.il
perfnrin:nH, in hixini,- fly ball.t in ,
the nun Saturday that conirlhuled
IniKely to the A'h Ktartllntr eotne
h&fU. Charley c.rlnim, clever first!
b a x e in a n. p I a y e d brilliantly j
throughout the series and also hit '
hartl, The batting "bust" was .
ItoKers Hornsby. the neven-tlme I
rajah of the National league hit- '
Ut'tt, who struck out tdhi times to.j
lead tbo list of Cub Htrlkeoiit vie-,;
tfmH. The fieltllmr "Koat," nsiilo
Irmn "Wilson, was lOlwooiI Knllsh,
with four errors. '
a-:A'n'.-:t wash,. o-t. ir. fAi
Kd "St rangier" l.ewls. rornier
hea vyweiifht with llntr (ihairiplon.
of the world, ncnn-d two. straiKhl
falls over Andrei Adoree of l-'rance
in the inn In even! of a mat card
here 'hint nlfcht. The l-Venehinan
was unahle to si:md his opiinnenL's
bulk. Tho final fall was taken with
an arm ami wrist hold.
Stanford Makes :
Ready For Game
With Oregon '11'
KTAXKOHU I'NIVIORSITV. Cal.
Oct. 1 T. (AIM All hands were en
smtred today in prepuratlonH-for ttie
Htnnford-oreuon ShMe battle her-
.Saturday, with the Cardinals con-'
fidwit of a powerful attack and an
adequate defense.
Coach Glenn , Warner, Jn-t re
turned from ficniitintf the C S. '.
anil Washington auur lust Satur
day at Seattle had a double bar
relied purposo in plans fur Shis
week's work. He not only intend
ed Jo pt't'i;ire his sound for the
Orewnn invaders, bin also for what
'is expected to he a sU-rner foe
Southern t 'alll'ornla, a week . from
next Saturday.
Two nf tin Heilhhirls who play
ed in the frame against University
of Ciillfornla at J.os Ailf-elt-s S:il
ntday were atldetl to the "bail knee
club" yesterday. They were I 'etc
Itt-lser. first strloK KUlird, ami
Harry llillman. J-'ullbark. Their
Injuries will keep ihcm uiu of the'
Kiime until after the Dreon Slate
riteetiiur.
HACK WILSON
STAR SLUGGER
OF THE SERIES
I'Iih.aI)'ki.1'Iha, Oct. '.r. ( ac
Ilatrk Wilson. considered by
many the troat of Iho world seilen,
was th(. lendinfj sluM:rei in the
maiclies just concluded hi-1 ween
the Athletics and chlcuwo Cubs.
Wilson, the center fielder, who
lost three files in the bnrnlnjr rays
of the hum on Saturday which ruin
ed the morale of the National lea
tfue. champions, hatted .471, far
surpassing every other player. Hp
made eitrht IiI.h in 17 trips to the
plate, seven singles ami a triple.
l-'or the Athletics, third baseman
Jimmy Oykes, the bandy man of
Connie Mack's ensemhte wus the
slur. Jimmy batted .421 and many
hen consider him the luminary of
the series, although the funs can
never foitret ihe thrill that Howard
Khmkc's pitching pue them in
that flic game.
Nearly all the sluggers vcre. up
ti par, with the exception of Hog--ci
Homshy who baited only . 2 :j S .
Haxcn Cuylei- life .JUKI n -I Steph
enson bnttcfl .311.
Catcher Mickey Cochrane of thn
A's swatted ut u .400 clip and Al
Simmons hit an even .300, The
A's hatted .-hi in the series avnd
the' Cubs -
Oregon Team To
Play Idaho In
Portland Oct. 19
r n i v k i tsrrv or o khoon,
Kugene. t let. 1 5 (Special ) The
Oregon football team, after two
weeks of preparation following
the Stanford game at I'alo Alio,
will go inlo its second iMeffio
coast conference game at Portland
Sac ui day, October I ft..; The con
test with the Vanduis wjll'lie'Hhe
first inciting of .. the ..teams ; si pee
l!t7 when Oregon; was held to a
scoreless , tie b'y ihe northerners.
The Wehfoots got off: to -'a bail
start Ibis season and ' were de
cisively beaten by .'thi. Cardinals
:;: to 7. Maho ' has had two
successful pro-season . ganus 'and
won from Montana, Stale (iml ft'Oin
Whitman by large scores. . The
Vandals opened their cbpforence
season against .Montana, October
2. "
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OVED
An ancient prejudice nursed the ignorant fear and distrust of paper money. AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE inspires the
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"toasting did it"- ' "S
Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress
has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes
when we removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS pungent irri
tants) from the tobaccos.
YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of
modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against
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dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women.
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