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1 OAKLAND 4 TO 3
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Los Angeles Continues to
Win Sacs Whip Ducks
I in Two-hit Game.
Kv.V l''tAf'ISi'V, April 17
('1') In tin best Kamii played
Jnjthe I'aeifio roam league yoster
Oiiy the Sen I tic Indiana nosed out
th Oakland club at Kmeryvllle
4 3j 3 in ten inningf. Trailing :t
tot at the start of the ninth, the
Jn'nlunH tied the ncore with th'.
'hln r Vhull'H doublo back of
third bum and went on to win In
thV extra Inning when Johnson.
JtOIIaiiiJ and Kalk comhined hit.
i6ahnier and Humum pitched for
tin- winners, Howard O.aghead
foi the Onl;n.
i ht I, ok AngoleH, Mission and
Sacramento club had little trou-
Hmuahintf out victories la tin
ier game. on the coast yostcr-
BASEBALL STANDINGS
lljr Ttio Assm-luci'd 1'tt's.s
t'tmsl
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ed by Carl IMtlmar. 'be Amrels
u?i longed a barrage of 2 1 hltn
against the Hollywood sheiks lo
Win :ts they pleaded. II to 4. Oltt
irtir hit four for four. Warren,
KlgafooH "nnd iJclaney each lined
oiU'-three j-injEflcH. Dclaney burled
fr the, AngelM, with K. V - l
ard Tutner-toiling for the Stars.
.h : Seals - lofeatif .
I hunching hitH in the second,
tjbirri;- eighth and . ninth innings,
Ifiu Minion ebib defeated the
J nh. here S to, fi. , llert .t Nile, the
Jjission'ti leading, chucker last
Sartuit, . tolled throughout the
ternooti for the winners, Nick
;lbaim; started Alviu Mnntgom-
ii mniwi iuh , .mil ii vmiry in
lilts.. di ove him lo cover In
sovontb and Knight hud Tur.-.
Wiiiaiad lo, be called upon to Hu
ll -nho content. Moone and Itos-
Jnbli-ff , bit hoiii)ii'H for the Mis-
Seitftlorn made It two
Ibr.iighl over tho . I'ortlnnd Uenv-
in Ihe Kline' at .Sacramento,
las holding tho ybdtlug dub
(wo hits. The final see re was
A home run by .Waltors
hind a walk to Johnson gave
Heavers their two runs in the
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HaerainKnto . ,5
Oakland ! : 5
Kan Francisco "i
Mission ' 4
Seattle 4
Hollywood It
I'ortlnnd j
National
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NVw York
I'hMadelphla
Chicago
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St. I.ouis ....
Cfncinniitl ...
Brooklyn .....
Itoston ti
American
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Detroit
Washington
Boston
New- York ..
St. J.ouis .....
Cleveland ...
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Weather Halts
Five Games In
Major Leagues
Uy Illicit S. Ftillei'ton Jr. f
(Asoeiatod 1. es Sports Writer) I
Old itrin Wont her .who has u j
hnbb of disrupting early season .
schedules, has delivere.l, his first
.(vee Idow o( the baseball year, i
-M;-. Wen her. in ihe form of'
IVt. ' mill nml f-.-iM ii iiw.il t.ff fi.... i
l.noo J Raines ir.n yestorday'K major j
1.000 1 league program, leaving but hvo
.r00 r'otilwts In the National league J
,..rino unci one in tho American. And!
.500 tho f'bieKO White Sox and Clevc-t
.T.O't i land Indians still are tiyiit' tn
.000 j HtiiKO their opouiliK at Chienwo.j
.000 ( hopeful of Kelt I ni; it done today j
before ihe Indians have to mov
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a body slam, in 10 minutes, L'l
seeiinds.
Lewis still was . fcroKKy when
railed into the rhu,' for-the third
lime, and the younj? Coloradoan
von the det-ldiiiK fall nltb a body
slam in I;t seeonds ..
un.
NIGHT FIGHTS
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( Hy The Asoeiat'tl lrcss
' Cliu-innati. (. Joey . .Mod I II,
ChienKO, outpointed Billy Hdse,
Cinelnnati.- (10). Al (iahan. (o
1 tun bus, O., It nocked out J lntiny
SanKone, Cincinnati, (fi).'
Norman. Okla. Krank Crlder,
Norman, stopped John . Naden.
Dallas, Te-.v y). ' . .
saia:m wm:sTu:R wins
S.VLKAf, Ore.. April. 17 (Al'))
Deti Anderson, Salem - wrestler,
took two straight Tails . from Vic
Potter, Vancouver, Wash., hero
last night. Both men weighed
14s pounds. Anderson won
It might have been belter for
the National leu true champions,
tho Chicago Cubs, if the rainy
area had extended as far as Si. j
Louis,. Playing their fen i ml sani-
there, t ho Cubs took a I o to :i ;
beating from t he rampant 'ardi- j
nals. Starting In tin- first inn-1
in'. the Cards collected hits,
six of them doubles and one a
j Immr run by Jinn Kottoiulcy. -
I Tho other National league game
gave hminuali an even hrc.-ik In
two Karnes against the Pittsburgh
Pirate-; with a II to I trluiiMih.
Pete Donuhuo of Cincinnati en
gaged in a duel of right banders
j against Krvin Brame , and runic
out ahead because of the fine sup
port in; received. . The Beds
bttnnhcd a pair of their seven
I hits off i:ram for two runs and
j Walker provided a third with a
home run in the seventh.
-In the Ameilcan league. Wash
ington's Senators became the
i.nosing uut .tho Boston lied Kox,
Mi to , 4 on the Hlrength of two
(homo runs In Hit curly Innings.
( Sain West, the first man up, got
j one; then 4 ssie Mhioge era (died
I out another with two on base.
ix wasn't im- the well known
j fact that the American ; profe.s
j sbna golfer:', no .uuittrr ' how
I often they may have taken H on
: tht chin from him. have tiever
yet ducked a chance to try eonelu-
slons with Ibdiby Jones, susphdon
i might ie aroused byl t licit' almost
uuauiniiMis withilrawal . from a
journey abroad with the 'Atlanta
amateur this spring for Ihe Brit
ish npeii championship,
Kurt on Smith and ben . I'Hegol
will join Joner: at' lloylake for the
climax of the British campaign
but- Walter Hagen, Johnny I'liirell
Aitut (;ent- Savaaen, among others,
have decided that further sea.
voyagOi; will not agree .with them
tht:: year. Ibigen, ll seems, will
be iilie satisfied with making ihe
tilp back from Australia, with Joe
Kirk wood. Karrell and S irazin
aro ginp into vaudeville fm a few
short tuins and encores.
liagen. Karrell and Sara.-.eu ;
have dominaled the field In the
British open for the past iwn years.
ttl'h Hagcn leading the field each
time. Karrell was runucr-up last
year and Sarazrn In 1 92s. l.eo ,
Oicgcl bad a great chance lo crash '
through luM year, leading at the!
halfway mark wbh 1 40, but Lar- !
raping l.eo blew up on the t'abd!
round. ... j
carer than I have ever seen him. J Percy Lee Jones lie considered an ! ropv hues.
It there has ever been a. weakness ' adequate replacement for Grimes.
In bin game, it was-'witll this club grant tit te latter to bo in good
but. he eeenis to have It under per- health and condition, . .
reel control now." "' j !ilme, Pie T-: nynor ami ;.loyd
I'arrell regrets his Inability io i Waller were the Big Three no far
go abroad again as well as that i at the Pirates wer. concerned last
of llagen. because, he said. "The year. Willi the big right-hander
Halg alwayy seems to be at his best gone and the othfr two on the
. ub.uud and would give Jones a t c-umally list for tb
'g.eat euntest." J Pittsburgh's prosper
1 "In I-.liglnml now, I think Hagen -
t i- even mole popular than be Is
a!, home," additl Juhuny. "lie
diaus the crowds and has always
given a good show-. And be seems
to play belter golf over there than
at home."
It will take tnn;o than Jrln)e
to mtike a pennant contender put
of the BravcH but at IciiKt ll In
itlcales . how Rcriously I he Boston
club has gone about the big job
of dragging Itself out of the
depths. When he Is right, Orlmcn
time being. will win u lot of ball games for
reflect no any club In any league.
USED CARS
The switch of Burleigh Crimes 1
from Pittsburgh ta Boston, alumsi !
ion the eve ot Hie N'atinnal league i
" " ! openiiu'S, may force considerable ,
. "Jones is playing -greater golf j 1 1 vlsUm of pennant prospects. I'p
than evei;," Johnny l-'arrell told , untl! he was hurt. 11. iuies was the
tut- on bis. return from a winter In, most potent Individual tfaelor In I
the south,' where the great (ienr-: the Pirates' battle for IHim lead-
glar. broke even In two lussels ershlp and the most effective right- i
with the professional slurs. "Bobby, bander in cither- league. By no
is bitting bis nrishie niblick shots -m-ieii or the inui'dnniion ea
1928 Pontiac Sport Coupe
This ciii; v;is sold new in 1929 Always had the best
uf tare A Bargain at
PERKINS MOTOR CO
MninfifK) ' 4th and Adartin
tended the Orange Saturday and
Sunday school on Sunday morning.
They returned to Maxvlllc Sunday
the evening.
first with - a head chancery and
Uol'.n florbett has been plowing
;e:.t pitched for Portland.
U (Sacramento:
J It IC F.
J'orRland -2 2 I
Sa-ct-amcnto 9 14 0
Ifatteries: I'onedel and Wood-
Kreitas and AV'?,'
.os Angeles: f . ,
Angeles - .........,..:...i I
By wood. ...i. ...... 4
L.arm bar -and the
flying head lock.
second wilh
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Ifultnrlcn: , lflli.nil
K. Wi'tad, TurftcM
Kovt'ri'hi. .
RliiliUinrt. (Ifn liuiln.
nnrt
and'
Vnr-
sn Fr.
Sunday School
Reorganized At
Promise, Oregon;
for his father, Chester C.orbctt.
I avid CJ arret . is fa rmlng .1 ,co
Ivonworthy's place thin, year. Lpn
lis firo warden, so does not' have
'time for farming. . . '
There were nome nice' showers
'of rain fell her! Sunday and Mon
iday, the ground was getting quite
dry. and the rain 1 was very wel
come by tho fanners. A
Alvin McDonald visited Sunday
:it .Chas.-Konworthy'H. ,- - " . 1
Hy.liH. Itcrillui C'arpe'i Mrs. Bertha Carper and Frank
. (Observer .'orreHpondontV jlandsoy were at Ole Swearlngen'a
riiOMWR," Ore. (Special) Sun-'-' 1'Vidny after sonio Heed wheul for
dav sehoof was reoriranlzed Sunday - t'ovper. ;
April li after having been closed on I H'V ,t'irpoi--lH fanning.
account of sickness and bad roads. , llarlon s l,!atM' thls V111-
i r: pni;i- i ti.r. ww unm-Hnicii. t John ('nrpfp made a business
dent and there seems to be a live
ly interest taken ,a nd thero wn
Its present last Sunday, April J;i.
Harvey McDonald returned to
'trip to
week.
Wallowa the first of the
1IF.ARI; .MAY 22
Beuhen
SeiAtlo 4 li o
.land : ::( S 1
ttf-rim: VCahnizer, . Anson
andi Collins; Crngbead and lom-
haijli.
At pan I'lancisco:
rancivco -.. 10 1 i ' J mawj.m, ore. Apr. 17 ( A I )
ramisio - V : VM ,,.i,h t,l nii-..nfH Mr nod Mrs. ... ... .... .
MisiaonH ! 1 , t......... ........ JV,-uns lur im. miersiaie commerce
tterlcH- Mntgomei-v. Knight, commission, i no Oregon punnc ser
in and tiaston: Cole and I W. Carper and children went , vice commission will conduct a
wjn , 'lo wauovra Kiiuruay 10 visit inn .ncaiing May '2'2 at rralrle city on
wife and nto;ber uuu the new application of the Sampler Valley
al-. railway to abandon that portion of
t. 3 . 1
(A
liaby. Hiss Willa llonnott of
11m line botwern HnH'H ami I'ruirlt1
City. Thin iiiiutjunconK.iit. was
Inailo at tlio rolnlnisstons offlcfs
toilay.
iMAIDK A X I .MilSTJti:ss.'.S
COOI'IUSATI-: IX ST. 1
:ns
NSEN GETS
ECOND FALL
FROM CHAMP
WITI.ANP. Oro., April 17
) Whllu ("harliiy Hansi-n,
Sp:fltln hcnvvwolcht wrostlci'. lost
hlBf maU'li. t Dynamlti- lius sn-i
n-Jj('ri!. irphilrally l-fcofrnlzi'il
IicStwi'IhIiI riianililfln, hero last
jiliii, bo Kttvo the im owiI a -thrill ,.
-ll,...rtr Lt hi rllj l.v nitmfnir hninn fit Ml-H Ni.llitl FlrHhman " i,,M u "l,tl" ''"'-"V"1'
z" xr " :,.:yz "',.. , . ... , tnt
niHHIlHIM-lj; IUI IIIIT P'lll . ' " " nUIIHi V.llllllH ID II1h:ih ll
tKf mntPh. After takhm the flrxt'.inp. , I
in -0 mllllllLS 20 seconds Kith j Krp.l Trump tonll Mrs. Julia
it puiiclu. nnrt flyinj- tnuktra S:lrm!in ovcr to noy.l Cnrpcni hoii. ;
cnl.orif rami! back jirnpareil . .,,,., .,, ...u. ..i-ii for
nil Jllio. mritrli. in sliorl oi'ilt'r. ' t
.lived for tl,.- r.,,1 Kwe.K.. 'l'.S"- . ' ,
slilestV piioil ami ihalt the I " 'i
rjiion it wii'ltnl rabbit punch faiuni iy irvn.
nd tho tar. Sonnenberlr ilrop- wliorn sno IS leacmnB srnnni aim
with Hanson on top nml; visited nor parents. .Mr. anil Airs.
"ic portly stunned Hanson roll- j Vesper Henderson. Pile also signed
;hhii over with a crotch hold up wilh tlio directors of school dis-
the fall. , It all happened in ticl No. 38. promising to tench noil
14 seconds: ' SonnonherK took year in said dislriet. Mr. Hender-
final fall with a reverse wins- son took her to Wallowa Sunday
In seven minutes after a fur-j In time to catch the train for I a 1
striiKUlo In which I lansen , mop Junction.
Mr. and Afrs. Frank Ivlnilsay ami
threo boys and Mr. and Mrs. 0. P.
Carper nml .four children visited
Sunday after Sunday school at 1.
S. McDonald's. Mr. McDonald Is
still surferinK from thn rheuma
tism but is able to be out and is
helnln&r with the farm work.
SI Phte Qfrnnnlei'. Mrs. Kthel Hethel, of Maker, was
S I I IflO OllUflllCI ni,rir,i in that oilv enrlv Friday
fell
ial
Nh!
eh
e:
,tb
mur Junction, came liome , with
them to stay with the children. -
Mrs.. Io ra Pallnrd who has been
staying at the V. W. Carper home.
rntnriiml In Viei lintm. Ill 1' titer-!
prise Saturday.
There will be. special Knster ser
vices at tho Grange hall next Sun- ST. I.OCIS, Mn. (Al) The
day. Mr. V. O. Votter wilt Utdivcr age-old problem nf keeping
tho Kaster niessage. and there will hnuseiiold sei-vants' eontenied is a
be a basket dinner. All are , In-! yp nearer .solution here.
vjfP,l j iMaids a n d miistresses nave
Kvrfii vnnni neonlo met at the . mhtwu a sc. ley ol comer
have been the Hubjcrl of
many a comedy skit and 'artoon.
liotb mistress and maid voice
their views, grievances and rec
omnendations. Suggestions -in
clude regulation of hours, wage i
scales',1 unions, contracts, shifts of
day and night labor and legisla
tion. . : ;
When bis home burst into
flami-s reently. J. M. Wolf, of
;ndge City. K'nn.. nonchalantty
finished his breakfast as firemen
started battling the fire. . .
the aggressor. I
het Whiles, local wrestler-.
Ic cop, took one fall from
Mclonuld, Seattle, in n
h preliminary. I
Colorado Matman
' inornini? for nnnendicitis. She is
reported to be. doing well. Mr?.
Bethel is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Siuffer of Sunnysld
and the two small children. Vir
ginia and Jack, aro 'staying wilh
threo fall their grandpa rents.
K. G. Potter was at home over
thn weekend, returning to Mazvllle
Sunday night.
J Charlie Wortman madfl the trip
to Ord Wortman's Saturday aftr
' need fjruin.
" Mr. and Mrs. Tluhen Harton. of
I Maxvllle, visited Mrs. Tlarton'H par-
euin, .Mr. unu Aim. tiunn ' iiit,
g OS A'NOm.WS. April 17 (A.P)
--Everett Marshall, l,i Junta,
vofo., defeated Kd "Strangler"
.ewis. former heavyweight wrest
5nB champion, ny winning the
S'st tWo falls of their
JU&ch'hero Inst night. Mnrshnll,
iftnjtA Washington State college
tiidetit, was forced to abandon
airplane cpln in favor of the
I'jjr slum: In rder to win from
Jin veteran mat man. ;
trwip won the fhst fall with tt
Jheidlock In. ai minutes.. 16 rvc
Bnfls. M-araball came hack eascr-
jH nnd took the serond fall with Saturday and Sunday nnd also nt.
Young Hagen, Irked by Dad's Play,
ill Will Help Him On Comeback Drive
jVU'lXlifiM Hcli t A rM W.iller
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"His putting was terrible,' Yotintr
Walter declared. "I could have
licked him myself In a nine hole
match. I'm going to work out
with him this auninvr up I" Wid
ths Junior Haltf. who aspires to) Cf,nln where we'll fpend a month.
Fins faiuo some day. accom-' , .... .Ua ,..irtai .
tailed his parent on a rnt elf-1 , '
faijtour of California and Mexico Th ,,n "ai wy hi lad 9
flnt came back to hia studies at the ,m ls hvar t0r n m to
JMl of the Divine Child here rarr'. sft he z out as a ra-my.
with, his ' Iad hauls around abaut
toilrnu-! ctubL," he reports, "and th;.t a too
' much for me."
Jr.. age 12, con of "The
is going to take his fnmnua
In hand this summer and get
In shapo for the national
JMi of the Divine Child
JtiB.ronehiy disrupted" with.
Bui's style of play in the toil
Hufits he saw.
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by tending check, money
order or draft
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