La Grande evening observer., April 23, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

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OAKLAND MOVES
TO FIRST PLACE
Defeats Frisco while Ang
els Lose - Portland
Drubbed by Missions. "
lly tlio .AKiurlutnt Pf
Kvnollv flrioen .days after the
npenlnK of the I fi 3 0 1'iicirir eonst
leofc-ue reason the ftnklanil rlnh.
pleko1 ly liinxt exfwrtK an u ee
ond dlvlxlon outfit, today titood at
the top-of the pereonluK eoluinn.
Oakland defeated Kin FrnnelBoo
13 to 7 yi'HIuriluy while. Hac.ru-
ntomo. fr.nli trom winning it se-
rled from the I'orilnnd eluh. u-ounc-'
ed the ronii.-r lender, or thA leaKno,
IIih I.oh AnfreleH team. I l !.
Seattle mined out Hollywniiil 7
In 0 lull- l'ortland. In 11 m home
opener won defc-nted by the . .Ml I
SIoiih In tin. nlnllt Innlmr, U to .'1. I
Carl Mny ili.t the pllihliiK fur I
tho Heaven, before a paid attend
ance of 13.6li2 perHorn.
Hay iK,on.ilntr. plthnl iillolur
for tho Kenninr.-.. barfled the An
gel., mill held them In lint pnlm or
hlt Kl"ve (hrouKhout tho content.
Three I.oh AiiKelrs hurler iv-re
unahlc-tn stop" -the Hnrrnment;.
butMnen- twelve solid Atn.tHhen bw
collected by the senatorial
clubber. .
At 1'oiilancl ' .-- It. It )!.
MIdhIoiik '.,! 0. to I
I-orlland 3 Hi 1
Lienor nilil Haldwln; .Maya and
riilmlHinn. . ' ;
At Healile-- . ' Ii. II. K.
Hollywood ti i'2 2
MPMUIf. ....v............; . 7 S. . 2
I'iiKP Villi una NftVorHil;: Kiilllo
u till CulllnH. ' :
At San .iincl8(!o . ' H. H. K.
Onl.lnml 17 2
tan KranbKo I K
Anilrow'ii. Iliurst find l.oiiTbanll;
Jsciibs, KnlKhl,. Turiiln, MoniKom
ry. IVrry anil. U.'uUun. .
At U Anxel; , II. If. K.
ibirlamenlo R 12 0
l.on AiiKli'i ' 3 S 3
. Katliif,' und Wlrtn; Oolanry.
Hitllou, tla.bliT.uiid Wan'i'ii.
Three Shooters
In Contest For,
Hot Lake Trophy
, Tito Hot I .iifc Kfinittortum tmphy
t.i faiuinK keen f-oinpHltlon nnifftutf
nwnil)pr of the ijv (irnmli? Gun
fluh. , At prrwMt .thrto nimrmlH
hnvi u clmiu'O to nuikt the fli.it
yi-ar'B wtrt in nxl fiinnliiy.
I toy Kwrrrtr In In tin1 lead with
two legn wun ami it tlf tn n whot
off. noxt Sunday. Chnne Hdlincn
kiunp 1m kocoiuL with two. Ukh
wild and a tlo with Hoy I-NifrivsUT
to bo liot Off tixl Stinlny. Tluy
nltn uniit off u ti litMt Sunday
with Mr. f-'oriiitfp winning w'th
36 tttrnlKht wlillo Mr. Ilfilllstnr
broke 4 hlriln. ,
TIipmo three inemtiorH nil have
a chance to win nxl Hundny hut
will timloubtotlly invtiL with kern
rivalry, us urortti tire I in proving
wipIi Week.
1'lann un now uniler way for n
nireh(iiidln nhool In May.
REFEREE HURT
IN MAT TILT
IN PORTLAND
t ASTORIA. Or., Apr. ?'J (AP)
I.. V. HurrlitKton, refei-en of
witMllliig male In hero, wan In u
lornl hupltal tcday mifferlnK from
two broken ribs, one of which
phynlebiiiH rimy huv Injured
hlH lunvp. HIh cnndltlon. remlt
, Inx from a klek mid by rlnKMer
,tu hjvvi been deliberately alined
lit hi in., by Hub Kxumo, who defeat-i
ml Aukiiai Hepl In- th mutn evnt
of the mat card here hit nlifht.
wnft denerllted ait lerlouo.
KarrlnKion, ettteiTd the rin
hint nlKht only ufur ronslderable
perHiiatflon on the purl of the pro
imMerH. HJ.h rlxhl hand wnd In
tKimluKori oh the result of a wound
Inrllitfd when Hurry lemetral hit
Mm durlitK the rourm of a main
evtu Rinpiliif hmtrh u week
HiiiKlWn dfH'lared Knw took
offf use at oine uctiun by liar
rlnittcn early In ln.it nlKht'H match.
Jhty Paid he kicked the refvree
with con."ldi-rabto force. Ilarrlnx
ton etiittinited In the rlii 'until (he
end of the uniiuh, how ever, whe.n
he, dropped Ihtotrxh thn ropen ut
conxcloitM. Krine miih not held.
Sepp. a loot I hone eruher, won
the flint full then leM tte next
two to Kritrte, u I'orllnnd heavy-.
welKht.
Dr. Karl Sarpoli
Defeat8 Canadian
TAt'OMA. Wash., Apr. 1'3 (AP)
In. fail fartjoll. the uiemllnK
phyelclan of Cleveland, dereat.d
U.ne la l(u, the r"reneh fan
ail Uh. here Uibi niahl In tho fea-
ture bout or an nil te rar.l. Sar- I
polU Knln.d two out of three (alia. !
Iloth Krapib'ie ure h.-avyivelxhl.
In the eenil.llnul Chili ley llan. !
sen. or Seattle, defeated Nleholas i
Velrof.', or ItuftMlN. by t, lono full. :
The OIMHer paw Itllly rosKllot of'
Taeonin win fr.m Poller I'ete or
Portland In the third round with :
a .dilute rail.
HllLU WITirOtT ItAlli
NKW YOltK. Apr. 23 (API
J itT.e-4 M:uther Mitxon Jr.. J1-'
enr-oM ton of the Kpiscop.tl
btihep coadjutor of Tennr-e. j
wa held without lutl tHly on a
charge of su.pic lea nf hoinUMde (n
oonnctlon w ith the it aih Krbiay i
of IjiJ rantrr. 73.
Arrnnvi: hiojk;i: vivs
AVASIUNOION. Apr. (AP)
--Tt.rt war department todfiy p
provM pluns foi u hbchwAy hiMnv
eiset. Lint si micIi ut nMpori,
Ore., to form a part of the Oregod
hfKbwy ytm U4 connect AW
rt rlVT&r oji(t th lfovelt roaM
h.ghwnsjr.
!
League
Standing ; . i
lly I ho A.-suc-lafltl 1'rewi
v ',' COAST I.KAfJIH
W. J.. Pet.
Ou k la ml
I.oh Angelex
Haeinmontn .
Hon KrnnelKrn
MlHKliin ;
Hollywood ...
Heatllo'
I'orlfnilil
. 5
. fi
. 3
NATIONAL
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Nv Vork
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fliirtttfo
Mont tin
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An:itu'AN M;Ata:
I V. I..
Philadelphia 4
t'hleaKO 3
WftHhinirlon i. fi
Cleveland 'A
Detroit v :t
Ronton -t 'd
rtt. I.ouIm '2
.toll
.liu'l
New York
Camera Knocks
Out Sam Baker
In First Round
I'OltTI.ANIi. Oro., Apr. S3
( A I'l--f'rlintf farnern. thp man-
waH the possessor of u record, of '
Ifi knorkouts In the mime number
or fljthis ii thl country.
His most recent' victim. Main
Haker, ijs AuKeles noro who di
Tlden hlH Hine between the prize
rliitf and tho vllver fcrecn, hit the
canvas for the sixth and lasi lime
after Hlltfhtly nioni than two hiln-
uleti.nt' tivllltriK In the first round
at the Coliseum: hero last niht.
Maker, who probably ranks second
only In the ponderous Italian In
sl.e among followers of the flht
Industry,, went down for the first
lluue shortly after the Initial bell.
rVom. that tihio he was on hhi
feet for only a few seconds at a
time
Camera's crushing' rlKht put tho
iiHKro down for the last time.
The Italian used his rixht to Rood
udvVntuxo, throughout tho brief
battle. . '
.Camerit -wMffhed 27:i',-j pounds,
Huker 24S. .
In thi ' pretiiulnarles, Jimmy
lolan, . rorLlaud, knocked out
Ltrowrnlo Husklrk of Hoise in the
third of their schetltileil Hix-roitmN
er. AtJekey Holnn won it heotlft
six-round aff'ittr from Krnnkle
Monroe.' HaltllnK Slim took a six
round decision from Tnrnt Moore
and Hay 'McQuillan, foule.l jack
Crlin In the second round of their
six-round semi-final. L ,
UNION GIRLS
: TIE WITH COVE
IN BALL GAME
lly Mrs.. A. C Omlilm
Observer I'orreMpondent)
' COVK, Ore. (Special) . The
Cnlon Hlgh glrls ranie over yester
day for a game ot bull und the
HforjresulteU In u. tie, 1 r for all.
MIhm Mie. Hllenuin, of Itnglois,
luitt beMi elected to a position In
th Cove High school for the com
ing year.
Mrs. Oeo. Oray In quite seriously
Jll and junder ,tho-doolor'rt car at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Chu, IHbhert. of Orunde.
Keith, the year-old mm of Mr.
and Mm. W. J. Hallmark under
went a mastoid operation Monday
morning In la (Inimh-
The Utile
fellow has not been well for some
time hut it wa only Sunday that
the trouble wan located, ile is do
ing nicely since the operation.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Uiird have
moved into their new house, al
though It n mill In nn Influlshed
state, and the carpenters ar still
ut work.
Mrs. Hernlco Miller, wlio pur
chased the IxUrd home, In having it
1 1 4 .733
0 4 .69:
r, .Cf.il
!l H .linn
a ,:ir.7
10 .33.1
remodeled and nn nddlilon built suiue time has a soothing effect up
on tho aouth able. ou the nerves.
. .Mian KoKer who has been III ror
aoinotlmo la rteoverinfr very .slow
ly. Mr. and- Mrs. 11. 51 roinamck.
Mr. ind -.Mra. 'r. 11. Johnson and
Mra. A. I Ilerker made n trip to
Halfway Momltiy lit the Inti-rest
of tho proponed cn-amiry I
Mr. und Mr. It. H. t'omsloek am!
family. Mr. and Mra,
lllehard
ii.,L-.lr
Wndo, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1
'""J '" were launramlr for!
jtho early nervlee on Ea.iter morn- ;
In.
NU-W00D
' The- ItKmlatinp;
Willi Iloavd.
We just l-eceivcd a
car load.
COME IN
and tmk for free sample
nnd booklet telling alwut
thin nationally ndvn tised
board.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
r.HUN'K St MX 7S.
QOO SKRVICE (JVICK1'
CUBS LOSE BUT
A'S TRIM YANKS
Sixty-Six Thousand Fans
See New York's Down
fallWhite Sox Gain.
Uy Iliuh S. Kiillertoii .lr. j
(AKKoelated I'rehM HporiH Writer) ;
The Chl'Muo t'obH may be chum- i
pionH of the National leiiK'ie and I
jr. Kenenilly daneroim learn, hut j
1 they uri- j ml finothi-r ball elnb i
j wherr Hill llallahan of St. Louis'
Ik runeerneil. 'iill:ihuii, u left
I handed pHeher who fulled to live J
! up to expedition la I season, al- j
ie:idy haM beaten the rub twice j
thht He.iHOn and 1h In a fair way 1
to beeoitte a permanent jinx if he j
can conUniM- hi pace. i
,40n i in two Karnes, the dibs havrf
! i cured Just Tour runs off llaila
,(o ' hanV delivery, three of them com
! iiitf from ii homer by Haek Wlbon
I yesteiday UK the Cardinals scored
I'ct. i an 8 to 3 triumph. And they have
,8lMP I nwule only seven hlls.
.7f0 ' Tin Cards mid the Cubs sun
.714 (piled just half ol" yesterday's Na
.600 llonal league schedule as New
,4i!'iYork; and Huston were mined out
.4291 while I'litybuiKh and ffnclnnatl
wen not scheduled.
In the other K'umc. the I'hillic
beni r .it the Htookiyn Itoblns. i
to fi, as t'iiuck Klein and H:iruey
l-'riberi; did the most effective
narL of I'liilnilelnbia'ft Iwiivv hit- !
tlnv.. They each K't n homer In
I the first inning lo i;.i)n a :t-o had
and-Klein Hilih d a doubie and two
fylnale in four limes ot hat.
j . ' Alhlclic- Take Yanks
j. The champion ITilludcljihtn Ath-
1 lelles cnntinueil to set the pace
for the American lea i: tie by dem-
0nfl'r"(i l' Nt"w Vo, k c'mvtl S
of 60,000 thn largest turnout ho
' far this Reason, just how to bent
f in yanitees, a homo run in tne
I ninth inning by Ulnu Miller gave
i the Athletics a 7 to fi victory af- I
ter the teams had started out with1
; ft wild sIukkIuk spree for three
i f i n m es that drove Leftv C! r o v o
! firm (ti.i rniinn,! unit iwKiih-t .lid !
Hie. same to-, (toy Shorld, yonntf j
Yankee hurter. ... i
The Chicago White Sox moved
Into second place in the standing
by deVcutinir the Cleveland In
dians, i to :i, for their third vic
tory In four Raines. Tho pitching,
of Al Thomas turned the trick.
Washington vcorftinued lis smart j
playing, to nose, out the suprislna ,
Itostou Ued So. 4 to :t, in a U-
inning duel between Charley Uuf
flriK' of Hoston and three Senator
ntonndsinen. liuffing struck out
eight but inoile a few mistakes, and
the ScnalotH took advantage of
every opportunity lo gel a ' run
nr two. J
The St. Louis Browns had to go!
1 inniugit to gain a 5,to 4 victory;
over lietioit after the Tigers hud
scored twice In the ninth lo tie the
score. Ted liullir, rookie out
fielder from' the Ozark mountains,
drove In the winning inn with hi
third hit of the game.
vnisY.i;!t r;ivi: ciikck
NKW VOUK. Apr. (AP) Al
check for $.Mmi )ias been forwurd
ed by William S. Pa ley. president
of thu Columbia Hroadcasttng .sys
tem, to prisoner X4ii.M2 at tho
Ohio state penitent la ry in recog
nition of the graphic account of
the prison lire he broadcast.
. IhhIiil" the Itelifbt of tho flro nn
!kllll!:IV till-lit tltu I 'rtllimlilri v. !
tent hastily assembled a count -to-const
hookup and, the piisonci
gave nn Iiup)'"m1tu dvsciiptlon of
lite catastrophe.
20 LOST IN Wltl CK
ATHKNS, lireece, Apr. 2a (Ai
-r-Thiee shipwrecked Italian snil
ors rcaehlng Pyrgos today said
lh;t they were the only survivors
of the crew of 23 of the Italian
siea mer b'rederlco t "a rlt w h leh
they declared sank as a result of
f (in xpl'islon aboard last Saturduy
j t'tw
Lunye and Cephalonln.
Good In Sail Bath
Thos suffering from rlifilma
llsin. g.-lnlicn. neurnl'la. InnilniL'O
or neuritis will flml a salt liath
doulily bencllcial. Warm water only
sliould be used and (lie muscles
should he mimsnged genlly but
firmly with (he salt. This umsia;e
eases IoHhcic.1 lolnta. mid fit tho
Soma Traet Younc at Fifty
Aspens art old when they have
reached forty or fifty years, while
others at that aire lire Just sett lug
a start, says forests snd Mankind.
Two hundred years Ii perhaps an
average ace for trees, although the
i "It'olii lives to see two and three
1 thousnnd. and lb Urn iron tree of
lm,l ' M to ue "ve Ihousand
f.??. 0'" ..
JS. A A A
Has Made Good
with
MILLIONS!
ctlrtgl
Same Price
for over 38 yean.
25 ounces for 25
Pure Economical
Efficient
MILLIONS OP POUNDS
USED BV OUR GOVERNMENT
LA GRANDE L.KN1NG
C.itu Nine Tn Plan
Railroad Thursday i
The City KmployeB baseball
nine will play it first (fiime of
tho season tomorrow afternoon
against the O.-W. HhopH tenm. It
was announced today.
The game, which is to begin at
5 o'clock, w ill be flayed ut tho
hlfTh schocl athletic field.
SpOFt
by t
AlanJ.Qould
i Slants
! I hapi-ned to be between lb
. . ... - .
Ik tobaccos TS.
OBSEKVEK, LA (UtANDE, OKJS.
fireit of-: a debate the oilier evening
between a baiMdiall and football
-"n
i..- ViiIi:k Alblf ISmith
ralive ability
in those two
t purls.
Andy Coakley, Columbia's base
hall tutor und a former big lea sue
pitching Htat. opened the arKument
by assei tins:
"Booth Is. a better baseball
fhortstop than he is a football
halfback."
To which, I.ou 1-lttle. Colum
bii,''; new Krldiron head coacli. re
piled; "If he's about- half as pond a
baseball player as he Is on the
locthal! field, he uht to be In
the leagues,"
Ami the aitftuncnl went on from
I here. Nil tile slii;htesl dlsafffee
nieiU exists ovur Mooth's natural
athletic ability. Tho l-.'ll ace has
now tiemonstratcd as a sopho
more in three separate spurts that
he ha the stuff, the ability to
move in the fastest company In
any.', branch of activity to which
he tin ns. Coakley may bo riwht.
taMm,' al! the technique t)to con
r o
LONG BEFORE the choice leaves of golden Turkish and velvety brown
Domestic tobacco are selected for Camel Cigarettes, nature's own alchemy
has worked a miracle in them that no effort of man can hope to duplicate.
Every tiny leaf-cell is irradiated stored full of goodness by the clean,
pure vigor of the sun l
Our share in the making of Camels is to see that all of the fragrance,
mildness, mellowness, aroma in a word all of the natural goodness of
these sun-ripened tobaccos is preserved and developed then to combine
them into the smooth, delightful harmony of the famous Camel blend,
and manufacture them into cigarettes by the most modern methods
known to the industry.
You can taste the natural goodness in every delicious puff of a
Camel Cigarette.
Camels
Kideintion. but 11ooths most spec-
taculnr stunts scen reswrved for
the Kildlron.
-Alblo hasn't the jvelsrht "tipiU''J
Little's retort is Ufut llooth has all of the prospects. Sound on funda
he needt; lo o places and do things nientitls. Trom tho days when he
on the jrrldlron. i was a star lineman .at Pennflyl-
Lateral passing." heretofore ex
ploited by comparatively few col-h-K'o
football teanvs. will occupy
c much hIeKer place In the of
fensive scheme of things next fall.
In the opinion of Lou Little. Hi
n heady has had his Columida
s.oao woiKins- on ...ihi...
plans to make It an important part
of tho team's attack.
lateral piiwini? is sound as n n
alti'inaJl.vfi. bnt not
liaKii'
woalmn on roolball
alta.:k."
marlipil I.ISllP., I
"llitlu rlo. mime ti-nnin ovor-! "You run only lfah a rolli'oP!
ntn-sscl It. Harvard, for oxanile. ! football playir hi) miirh In a plvi'll '
Bwiiii d to in. to rnly on tlio lot- j mu.ee of tlino." ri'inarki-d l.itlK.
era In too nini'll at rll-at but last "Ho oan bp ilrlllod uilfiiiately In
year tlx- CilniBon alti'niatod Ibis! all tho lun.l nii-iltnls but bo wont .
type of altai-U with a ilood i ii(i-hie a slar iinb sa ho has the Instinct
nlntr Kline."
etfr,s vu mwr
for real smoke pleasure
,,.. vlllH
i.mie. -""r " - .,
t 0f exceptional success at Georue- j
'town, is rehabilitating Colunihia'M
: fooItmU fytnne8 and optimistic:
i'anln. Little nan arouseu
on Mornlngside Heights. - He has
two fine assistant coaches In Ar-.
thur Sampson, former head coach
at Tufts, and Kerb Kopf. old
Washington and Jefferson line
man. ; . : : j
Little expects to have u better-j
e line to start with nei
hart
field threats In the Kast In Italphj
ti,.,.-tf. uhn u'ms scnu thlni' of a ;
sonhumare lasi j
yea,. ' . I
to do the rluhl thlnv in
AVcdncsday, April 23, 1930
UlllCe. 1 Mill i huh
mu$v tars like Grange and Booth
s(nJ(I oUt above the rest."
'
Tlfe Welcomeyox
Snventant down-towo locuion.
ITje HOTEL
CONGRESS
PORTLAND. OREGON
Umt-Oooiulaidaumnatcr
I I
Coos piny, WiTLtt-SU, N. C