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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Saturday, April 26, 1930 j 1 ; V :1 ) i J 1 .1 0 HILL'S A fUxnt Owned PIRATES SECOND WITH SIX WINS In the. American League, Washington's Senators Displace Athletics. Hy Itiurli S. Killrrmi lr. f Awoeiated Hr'-s Hporl WrJi'-r) U ihe siart of Hip baseball H'a-K-jfi. I'ittsoiit ,'fh's prM.iT'B wero considered doubtful. The HI rales I in si art without the service i loyd Warier and Hie 'Iniynor, : leading MhWKWM ;Ht year. ";) Allb ft rookie, tins tfuhr, on !i:nt bar.e, it tut the hail traded HurlciKh Oritur, their most fi ll f-fivc i itch, r. to Hoston. lint lh I'lrales have removed a J; i i"K pit t of hd t uncrlt inly I n f even Km('n. . With i ifrc-up of dothtful player fomiriK tbrouKh h- remarkable style, they have won n Kiifi'K find Juki hut mi'- and stand second only to the unbeaten , S w Vorfc (ilan'S in Urn National . h a Km- Mending. . j licit C'nnlliiHlH ! ihihr. tht rookie, the eldi-r Wan ei . Adam "oinoroFky it ml Hollie lb roley Ml are hlttlrifC t a ,4' di- nnd stand amonir the league Pader while- Ileiny Kreim-r, l-ir ty Kieneh nml Krvfn lirame have -n .lolriK n Br.-nt Jol, of carryliix tin- iilnhlnx liiiKi.'li. rmtfrday (t- had to Kft nloiiK without C;eoiK' Ornntbum tit well mi the i.thT miitylntf irfmbem In thi-Ir ' l.iyi-d home opfner, but kept rtj'bt on clo'iMriv to boat the Ht, Loul t'Jt-dln.'tlc fl to 1. 'I he (.iantH aB-'iln i re frozen nit eterdny. thiti time at I'hit.'i- iW IphJa, nnd thf t'hlcaKO fijbn, the ! 1 i.M.im nrlltn llirrnl In I'lniti- ' Kiilir.-iiiary, hail to ki t'lvi. In-; iiimk. to Im-.11 lllf Clncliiliiill Iti.lni r, io 5. fni .Miitonf iiii.-liln nixl I . .! Wlli.oir liltllrn.- w.-n- t. 1 f, iidiiTO of lulu 1-innh. ; J;t tho tillril Kiitlnn.al . l'-asnc-(f.inH'. whicli i.pf-n'-ii lh- Kt-iiKon at C'llMti liji iiroolilyn lioiiiM iliK ('!i yi-1 K'iin" of Ihcir li'-uvy hll; t',:i;; Ik-IiIikI Hi" tlili" hll J.IKJilMii o flawy Vance altd defeated the Lr.itif 5 lo 1. r'lw Hornet ami Viuiki Win "lt:ibe" Ituth'n flint home run o. th'i year and two evtra InnliiK 1 it it if m wvre the lead I m featun- o'- the A.me rl'-aii teaue pt 1)111111. 'Ii:e I in be" comieelfd f'-r bin fitHi ; fotic tiai;Ker In the fieventli InnlnK ; of ihe Vankcei' cl.mh wiih the Hon- If "ii !'() to ptve them a lie. They ! flmitly won out. 3 to 2, In the ! liuili Inning afler H'-nry .lohiiHou (hm Mjiton OiiHtou of HoMon had .ifi'-d a ki at moutiil duel. . -The Cleveland IniliatiH bud to H'HIli- Maine dlrdaiH'c to heat their fo-iiiei- teammate, (h-oiyc I'hle. I'M' nin;; for Detroit, hy a f. to 4 cimnl. WIIMh Hudlin tikewirx l i ehed well but rarelenH feld!nr iy Mie irwlUtnn avo Detroit an iarl lead and it ihiee run rally ! LA Better Merchandise Always At Lower Prices KEDS CANVAS SHOES Rubber Soles, Size 6 lo 6 98c pair Hand book of Sports FREE with Kedft NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP CHEAP FAMILY WASH Our ECONOMY family wank is cheaper than you can do il at home so why have all the muss and worry. Send it io us today. Only 7c a lb. All flat pieces ironed garments ready to dampen and iron when convenient. MODERN LAUNDRY Phone Main 77 Home I'kv to Trndc Store in fhe iiixt Ji h,-!f-ly put Hum jfito lilt THIUtiTtV. S4-ntor at Top ViIiiiief 'Hi'r stii prism; Hena I'l i w'-n? I o tin I'.p of tin An-r-h ,-,r, h-iiif'i", dfsplarimi the h.'itit-.i-.n Hhilad'-lphia, Athletics hy a ; to vUtosy in a nlp-and-tuck jt.ntu: 'It- Athletic took the Utirl w)i'-n ihy staged ;t four run rally iif,iiiil a rather wild Lloyd! I'.toun in !ti- sixth hut WiMhlntr-, ion '':tii" I.'ji k two Jnnlnj-M later to drive oi l Jaek (jttimi from Ihe mound Willi three rune. W;tJlr Wtewarl, Hi. Loill fOTith lflw, hr hl thf rhii :.o Whitr- vox in alniovt I'ompleti MHhji-rilori while1 th Hiowtf look :t 4 to 2 d;HHkm. f jvc Ij'irrin, a lookh: from th-; I'crtkjnd I'.'fciflr (o.tt h-'iKu; who 'tppcuri-d :ik pin'h h!ll-r,.pi rdiic-I 1 hoth ihc 'hic;i',;' nitix with a ' hoihc:'. ' i Golfing Teams , To Meet Sunday i At Local Links P'inrt. tin. (ram rfi,lfh ychflul. v;iw tuliilKh - in Tlie OIM-rv-r, a lh., plan., for ximi.-,y Kir .a th cotititry (-lub. All biy Hiln.lny mornlriif tiuinf ,e in fi.iitvf.iit'-x :im biiion(ntH ' lir" """- " "mw.f tlinlr own t j 'lllf !inllj follov.n: ('. IS. H'llj!. tnO't.. V. II. Hi'-KrlHt. capr.; w. f. 1 ! rklim v. Dr. II. I". Miir))iy: ' 'hiiricM lliliyn-r vm. 1.. K. Kjn'.il; VVllllnni HK'trriftt v. A. J. Kt.'inK: i ih. Hay Vf, 1. Thclwii: If. K. ; liison v. I.. M.-ycrK: K. K. ' f MiiiKtr vh. A. T. liiil: .Moor vk. , I. lticM: JtiivfnxToft Vf. .M,v. i M' K IliKy : r . Mjni.-lli VK. II. (i. "u": ' Oiviilifli vk. A. I'lnylc: '- I'l-rrlM v. It. Huron; W. C. WilllniiiH vk, H. 'IV Hiiilili: Cliarli-n H' j ni.lilH vk. X. W. IT.-. h; K. ." , ! I i.nz.-r vk. I: .Mi-ym; (1. I on vy. it, . Hohncnkjimp; A. A... Hunter Vi. W. Heutcr; II. V, (iilft- IkOii VH. A'.t H'MlKf-: W. Nelnon I vi. jr. 'Aut in lib ; AL. HeliitH vm. I AlcManm-; If. . AMhhy vm. Ir.j L. 11. Houvy; f. Hohncnkamp vj. I W. I lierktell; Jf. MatthewN VM f. K'iildle; J. l-'oliy vh. O. War- uta k. Jack .Mm phy v. J. W. Tar-I ir.';; John Larlfon vk, (icoruc y.r fionald; M. Hlrplicmioii vrt. J. ih Torde; I). Tanner v. T. J. Keio-;-Kin; Mr. tlatcheldor vm. J. i'utv. il.Wti VMi:it AlllllAT I'KNHLKTOV. On.. Apr. 2ft (AH) Krank StluK, IiIh wife Mtm MU)y 1(1, AmTcnn KoiltM, I'tah:, Lhcmi tiinen, Sioux KallM. S. Ii.; I rauk KvanN. Halt Ijil.e City and I-lank Lew In of Shelhy, Mulit., jire held in Jail hero today for al leed nhort chaui'e operatloiiM. A khi uk'' lit Htanfh-ld tind a restaurant at I'emMeion potted to have been Ut held. woi li-d" by I j THEY STILL SING IT WA, t iMr FAlt, TOO - 6iT "SiDS Tut f-Ata O' TOO "-'j Stt Thai y Paw FATHERS DAY OFF SACRAMENTO ON TOP; DUCKS WIN 1 01 Hand surprises Base- ball World )y Beating -Missions 17 to 1. lly Urn .A-wtcliiletl Pnc Only nhort term Uiir- on flrtit place In the I'nciiif roaft leacue are availnhle at thin early period.' JmriliK Ihe paxt week three clllhH. ' Lo AfKfi'-, Oakland and Ha cm- j litcnto, have enjoyed the ponttinn ft I the top of Ihe perrentane c-j mini. i Al thifi lime liuddy Ityan'n nur- j plirlllK HiKTHtill lllo Clllh H ead- Itiv the OakM by a half tfauie. I Ityuri'K frew of hitMiillhn have won four MtralKht KaiiH-M from the An ; kelK, diopiriK them for the fourth ntraiKlit time at Wilitley field ' ' 'l h Senator found IM Itiiecht. Antcele pllf Iter, for fix iuim " theHixth Innlnk. anil ftui Vinci, (be fiery Houthfiuw. had lit - " trouble iiurMliiif thiK comfort- J nhie marln the rem of the kame. j llcri( Are Costly farl Zamloeh'r. Oak hnoted i IbeiiMflve:. out fit flift place, In-r in; lo the Seals. II to It, laldornj of pup flp M by l-'eiiUui and Ver- ! Re;; Were r-rpoif be for I II Ut. veven How ard t'raKhead, burly htirhr of the Oak. Marl ! hii Hiond K:ime In iim miny days, but, un- II lie Thui Kday'H chlldtioit w h h" W'UH "-h-'Ckcil out of the box in ( th tlinlnK. Howard flti- iHhed th Kame and Khould have I won. i Home run were registered by VerKfst. WlriKO. Crirrin ami Arlett. ( One of "Hed" K'lllifer'i Juvenile; pitcher.., tifoiK'- MvKay, Ktarted ! ' ' a i oam i'-iikim' Kauie uK.unti , I'oilland and was uiven haril ' 1 thumping. The DuckH made fix 's leeii rnn off him before Klllifer j oflered relief. ftrciit' Mulls Wliw 'The Oieat" MuIIh, limit thN fciiKitri a iiieinhi-r of the Healn, tolled on die mound for the DuckH nnd h'-ld the AlwhmH to one run a rid Heven hltM. fori la ml made seventeen run on (If teen hltM. "Dutch" Iteuther Kve the Ke aiile lndiuiiM their fourth ntralKht vhtory over the Hollywood Htar. y if Idimf only two run to the 1m Uoi h w hlle " I iulrhf;M men Kave him five run'. The gam wiik played In one bom and fifteen mfnui ord for the M'iinin, At Hortland: Missions I'oi I html McKay, (Jreert and A rec ll. H. K. ! i M.i its ami Woodall. '- At San I-'raneHco: Oakland tan (-'rancher: t 'raxht-ad a nd Head : tlriStoit. At Los AlilO'les: Wio-i nmeiito I o- A itKfb-H V'iri' l and White; Haei and Haminh. Warren. At Seattle; I diyivor.d health. . s . i' .11 H ' Invln in.l i I it II P ! It. K. i Ii 9 I Heather John?: a ;id anil Horreaul. ereld: Dcmpsey To Visit Clinic Next Week rUH'.VOo. Apr. (AH) Jack I empsey plaits to K to Mayo b-., h4i s clinic ut I'.ocheMer, Minn., early tiet week for the j l-hvNit'nl checkup postponed he- j (ause of lack of lime Inst winter, I Deiiipey appeared at a fluht ! I Him put T,.e.r unlnn I c T.ie fi- j . Stuo En 'ii HEcr ' VI'UYliM-, prT - TiP"-: I M)Hr Ai WEIL I '-,- . ' I wk "cm a toob ( A ; 1 JTCM f. CfHI r.M!j.ii KiM. it, . . i-3. j-t'ou in MinneapollH luitt nlKhl. uml j Mr. .Nell Klitlit will watch another nt Knrito. N. 1 fOia.rver Correspondent J I . tonlKbt. utter which he will go; I.OWKK OV L Ore. (SpMlull 10 l;..cii. wter. fc ban cnnceliediA kO1 itiln Wednesday ntjht ill other etiKHtiment.. j snipped, farm work for a few day. ( (ir.lti:.ssM. is IM, .iMil.M, rci.v. April :r, I.VD l Itepr, tentative darner, of T--X-, . the house democratic .leader. ! confined to Ilia hod Willi Infill- enr.l. I Ills nhyntelitnM havti ordered tilm to renvulq (r, bed several dnys. ABOUT MOTHER OH fm, r oo I Off Sprinters Meet In Drake Relay Carnival Today . JiKK MOl.NKS. la., Apr. 26 (Al'l With Ihe fa'-, ir.-iek r.rnvl.lt-.t In five year for th- Uruke relay cat nival, three of America" great eni printer Miuitht new laurel- in the finalK of the 10 yard da.h here today. Ctnude Hnieey, HJce in.-tltute. Cy Leland. T ex;i t'hrlatian, and IMdie Tolan. I nivrstly Of Alichi (fan, were expected 10 break the inrt record and endanger , the world'H uutrk In another "dai of the century." liracey and l.eland yesterday Kave evidence of their nrm when they won their prelim inary heatK. Kach reeled off the Hlnuint'e in 9 S-l (w-ronilK, break ing the tape at leat thre yard-i ahead of their nearest coniieiltor and neemiiiKly with no effort. The Lone Star elate Kprlnterit 01 -ft tml:it foe tin. f.inrih ' llmf in ion (or eoin.-iel ll intiu till. v.ir l.elahd ' had to run the 'tfe.nfury 1 tft1 worhi'M record time of i 4-10 nee- wlld it wtktk UKO at thl, Kaunas r,lit)3( to beat ruCvy Und Tolan. Thlit record, however, will mH b Miihmltied to the A. A. I, because r of a fav&riliK wind. - , ' ". , The luifierM of mark shattering italed yeelerduy w hen five wvrfl , broken and onfe tied In the pre- llmlu.iry iiuallficatlon?. ! Berlinger Takes Decathlon Event At Philadelphia! I'IHLAJ;i;LI'HJ .'jr Wnu'Iiy-GHT - CLUB Harney HcrlinKei, jui junior at the 1 niver-niiy. of I'enn-.: hyjvanta, pronauiy win ue ine next j worhU champion In all a round alh- h th: ahltity. if he adds middle dis tance runninx to. his already wide ranxH nt accom.nllHhnieulK. The ability -to tnivel -l&ou - meters,; Klh'hlti' pn ll.nn il io le Inonv think like risnectahle tllne Is the f Id per cent needed lo iuke hTtn the Kriatesl of American dAaib i;n performers. ... ('or nine or the ten events com .1 ,.i .. .. io Kr..r...i.K ..c. -i,..oOi., ( iiim i n ri-iuy tarriivai ytaeruiiy ' he hit a terrific Mce In plte of j cold wuaHier nt Kninklln" field, j Over ?n per cent of the eiKht- hour (rack und fled) lest. He hum Just about MUprenie. lie Won five of the first nine events. He hltfh jumper over C fet-L Hole Vaulted i . ..... r ii.r-hM- ....) i,uV,, .iij'1" lr'I,H " remove all tne pns- 1 7 3!.i,i ac ut ir.. ur. a nrr : I ,." z,;irs r ; hurdle, with colmlderahl. flour- ' II. II. ;.i',h '"" ram ,h" '"-''-; 1 y " 1 r """ ' l- war In lii.H feet und lie lairely ""KH'r''1! I"" dlnlance. An It wan i s u i lo- ln.d enoiiKh to spur to heat hii ti.ey had l.een com-umliiK lhiuor 4 5 ) " furnlval decathlon record nd J ., ,-harifed that hottlen and hi H u-root i "'l '"' 11 "'"'"'"r'1 T4ti0.tiu j rlnalt.l were kicked nnditr thell i Pollux. lly collerllnic only !44tahlM hy others when the raldern ! pomiM in uie iiim event, liy ron 1 - w. .--w (......u.. '"' "II I vloiin eventd. he fell far I nhi.i-t of Ken iHiherly'n American I mark of 7 7 tV points, i With the I nlverslty of ChlcaKo. j a surprise contender. In the lead I Mi major is lay lnmors, today's t't'oif raitL of raeeN. eo lie troll nir Din j 3Cth annual carnival, promised ' i kien east-wtst rivalry. RAIN IN LOWER I COVE DISTRICT STOPS WORK I 'm n.-i. are shearing sheep. ) l.mtllieS lire rrplurliitf horse.4. rapl.ll In this locality. K. K. Mil. ler does his fann work w ith ah liRlne. he al.o plowed So acre. for V. II. Joluuwn. 1-aliie llros have hren -worklnif for li. T. lio. well with their nin. . Mr. luid itn. T, a Jobnton By Oscar Hitt;city Nine Wins . OAf Llif.E I vou'vc or a CauvajiTim' AkO t-AUTf c TO AnCThta iit i.L CMO En 'ii hece and mother. Airs. S.irah Thoirp.on at I ended a dinner party on Kao ut the home of thf-Ir n-phw nl nic. Mr. and Mint. Will Titus at L'nion. -rrhow -prment were and Mr! Will Tltue, Mr. und Mr. Itemliel Hainey, Mr. and Mri. T. I:. JoiinKon. Mr. and .Mi-h. Adolph I'eehler and son. Wayne of Iidd " rn'V Chan. - Johnsrin. llm. farah ThompKoii. Mm. Helle Alex- under and win. Clinton. MiM-Anna: Hacker und Mr. Cadwell. A fine 1 event. Paeh race wan close hut time wan-enjoyed.. lwith Oregon State cnnKiKiently Mi. and M-. J. I-. Conley have fu'SlniJ ahead they m.'ilntalnrd the repfctceil their pieet fence around ' lend. their farm home with a heautiful j "'H Hay ward. OreKon coarh. nf lawn fence. ? ff-red :t patched up eomhinalion .Mi-, and Mm iliulan Kokit and I 'n l'"" hurdle race when llorold family entertained the Key. and .V.-c H. .V. U-ri-hey nnd family for l'-aKler dinner. - A petition In helnc circuluted In lllrlct No. ! for the iiurprme of unionizlm; the hWh nchool at Cove. ' 1 Mi-, arid M,ni. II. H. CoinHtnck. V. B. Johnson and 'Mm. A. I., Mocker attended a creamery meet - Ine :U Halfway and at liaker un . AlOtlday, Mr. ..nnd. MnvCnrl iXer.Hnn. of Hichland and .Mr. I'elersori's futh - T and mother frim for dinner t WiKConMln, 'stopped the T. H. i Johnwin home on Monday. They had b'en visltin? In A.thland and re in route home. lr. Tipp and Mr. Kenanl worn at . the home of T. It. Johnson on ThttMduy and Friday Kummlntf up ; their hunineiw. Ii regard to th; cnopcr.ktlvu creamery. ,Mi. and Mr.T. Ii. Johnson and: wn, Walter, were Iji (liutido vis- ! Itorcon Thurday. I , Klcht and t AL-. and yh-?.- N. f children ind Mr. and .Mr.-. If. A. Uaofet were buMine vl.sltom lo Grande on l-'rlday. GUESTS HELD IN NEW YORK , (Conllnued from Page One) ' iml woinen aKenls. w ho in evening ! ' I'tuthei bad beenwaltereil a nionj? ; K'ts. (Illicitly slnKled out ; tliose alleged to have been con- suiirinjf lhiuor. A Ihe agents went j about. K'ttherlnK up tht fliisks and . liottiew : the accused KhcHttt were 1 told they were under urrest. i ; yyhvn patrol wiiKon arrived l throiiK thai blocked j . .., ., 1 ruffle and hu the aKents. und no- lice led out their lirisonei s they I w"re reeled by catcalls and hoim j LONDON, April 20 (Ar)Dc Ihat could be heard for blocks lfore a huk-e throns und in the over the din of Hro.ulway. Il was presence of Kinjr George. Indon s Jnecesuiy for thu waon to make , w,,t'"' 'n,i th'' ''0's', hecomo t - it::. ttzz10 r"""" or' i "" "nrt "" " ' l.uil rtntiv.1.- nliill I At the rluh and later at thepo-;an l."o etation the in-rented patronn loudly voiced protest., nunlnut he- r n( forced to dixilt their womenl culiilmnionK. Some lllfo .I'-nl-.l ' mipeared ..HIJ.N wof. irieant-u all liuili il i - . ,.r ,, Urrei l,y initiinir up ijuO ' cash hall and returned lo the res- taiirant which continued Its mid- ; ntkht sOhuv. The patrons, however ' .verij not ffo fortuiiute. It was not -until an early hour In the mflrn-! Ink1 , tl.at it miiKistrnte wus found wb i.'ould come lo the police pre- I cine t and th ) Ihe released I tinder :"U hall each. The "set-up" chtirire against ihe liionaxement of the restaurant re fulled u decision last munth hy the supreme court In the state of Washington which dismissed a pe nnon ior a w-rn of certiorari liy wblch the iiiunaireuvnt of Ihe Hut- ! ler hotel of Pontile askeii u review ; Of th action of the federal court' Ill pHdtorklni; Ms dining room as a ' rnmluon liul.ari'-e on the uround thut ert-iii.t" hud been served there. The attorney general contended Ihe hotel ifilcst purrhnsliiK "t tl!." for their lhiuor "wore puy Itu; for ihe ir.,l. ice through the Cover chartfc." The llollywuod restaurant does not impose a cover churge. In Free-Hitting Game Yesterday . The Citj- Kmfiloy? b!cl.all lam liw.-miprt the K. O. I X- I' !-rnrany ni if frrtny aficrnoon 'at the huh ariiool rii-ld. IS to I. in ih first Ifaine of the- jKMson . for toth orsnnizatioriM. , , 'Hie city m'n rapp-! out ! ; Mnph-ji off of thr ufferine.s rf Wal- ' Idf-n and iikf-r. Gallatrhr and Tru. - farh jretiinj three hii.t. ( ; While thL wan rating on. l-rd j and llarhafl w?ro chalking up 19 ; flrikHuts for ih flty. th- foniu-r ' rttinf s-vtn in thr- inninr and . ih- la tier 12 in four inning In-; ciilf-n tally. Munthnll ronnf-d with ; a, bonit run in thf fourth inning. ', Iurintr hia turn in th mound. Marhail h hl iht opp'.inic t-am . hitle. anil U-ard y;-ldi d one run and one li.t. i ' Hut of thf nieh-e of la- hit!. -; rxnid. s Marshall'.- hoin r. Mol- ; : hrook hit one and Gallairh. r two ' ihr.mK)er. and Trice pd-d out ia douhle. Th city men niail four -; erront hut with a harrujc of hits, ; it didn't make much diffi-r-nco. t J ne i uy hnipioyeM win play the ; O.-W. team TueiHlay eve.nnK ut 1 o'clock and the O.-W. ha a tpim Khl:ilfd with the llixhuay &ho, ninr. for Sunday aliernoon at S:3if at the hi'h .'hool f;. .. t The score; . 1 ' ... II. If. I. . K. jO. I- I' 11 t'ity , 1C 19 4 lfati-rie: Walden, liaki-r nvi Xelon; Marshall. Hoard and tiai InKher. ( niiinlt-r errors im- i availabh')- ' OREGON STATE j WINS RELAY MEET FRIDAY l;i'Qi;.K. t)rp., Apr. It, (A.I') ' r-tfOn Stale rolk-Ke. miiotlH-rinif ' Oif-son In'itlJt out of cipht relay ' event.i. on the annual meet on i H lyward ' field yesterday. The ! y,ar,Kf' I01 five straight evenlK : hefore Ihe WehfootK rallied to win ' print medley. ! leMuie the coidnefs anil a Kt'nly i drizzle of rain whirh started at ' ""It" relay, the sei-nnd ' helley was foreed finm the meet ' "n Injured hack. Kd Moel- - lei. Wehfoot iMkcuk thrower. nul- I "lu-'1. l-ut the quartet wan too , weakened to outdl.-lance' the j Oniiilfenien. .'McKciinon llclis ( The two medliy relays won hy j Orejfon were the closest or the ; meet.- In the sprint medley Clair ! .Mi-kMuwn. of Ijl Grande, who i.s. j-iiffi rtd temporary hlinilnen; last t, w . "... ."?,.r" ".r - webk and i si"-" nu t ir i ivin i ine ra-e ior ine eoiooiH w nen he I'Ulled up front, behind In the Ho the laft heat of the event. Thn Orange won the four mile reUiy by the Kfealest ma ruin of Ihe meet. ' IlOt KY HOIIf.LKS WINS THI-; IiAJ.LKM, Ore.. Apr. 2C (AH) Hocky KodK'-rs with a blow o The dirtphruKin; knocked nut Scott Holley. Hortland deaf and dumb- neKio In the tenth round of amain event bovini? card here laxt nlKbt. I'oKHCKsed of speed -and an extraordinary Ions? reach, i Ihe Hortland negro. Kave HodKers j the worst end of the first part' of 111.) flKhL KoilKers took re- j pealed hlowx In the face and bled : ut the mouth. wir.nra ronx tk.wis vktok MONTH CAHLO, April 20 (AP) Wilbur V Cocn jr., Kansas City, won the ,A. K. Macomher Irophy tennis tournament today for the second year, defeating it Harasian, Cold.sebmidt, 7-5, C-t, 0-4. If he wins next year the trophy valued at 3,000 will become his perman cnt possession. - . KlVf;' ATTKMis c vmk . ! association football team tri umphed over Yorkshire in the cup nnnl at the Wembley stadium to- ,it""m? -, , , , , A "owd "" ' 100, U00 attended the Kamc and KOt unexpected thrill when Kinn ! . oeolco arrived and joined the I Bm.atori. League Standing i m (XI.LsT w. ..I! L. I'rt. ! .7..r. ; .CC7 I .01 I , .6 .444 .4S.S i .::n , Saciumento ... t'lakhtnd San Kranclsco Ixis AniceleH . Scuttle Mission Hollywood 6 I NATIONAL W. 4 G 1'iiltlullil I'ct. ! .1.IIIMI , New York I'ittaiiurEli ; hicuifo -Sf7 1 1 .:.4; ; .Sod i .4n0 i .250 I Pel. ; .750 1 .6T.7 ' I'hiUdelphia st. Louis H.iston ...'" Llrcoklyn f - inrliinull A-MKKIC'AX , Wusltiiiglon Philadelphia , St. Louis .... ; t'hieaKO .... ! -lev. land ! l;nstn , I Ht roit 3fM i .Twilight League To Be Organized Here Next Week : K"lor to 0'xni? TwHiKht ;u laur- in La Cniiulr :r.- ; iiirunly hrinclne rwaSi, nn'l it j i rinteil that four mki tmv- Iw n 1 ..rifini .( Hu. ri -w thf- Ifv- ..m - nlr.yei. thf K. O. 1. and. thA highway fhop. The O.-W, tr.-'iu alto hoped to stfi into hmnr-hliiif TeaKiii and ' rlay Sunday haliall. ! No jtchedint for the Twiliuht league haj- l--n dnun hi hut :!ans are to hold a nu-etin; f.ome Time next week and arrange fir p!:y injc out f a M-Jirdulc tf two ;:anir p-r w-ek. po.ihly on Tu--day and Thursday or so rue oth r suitaMe day.f. Thf ii.-W. tean alo ha a same f. h.-dul- ,i Wjtn u1(. ,,rlMn, .. W. letiiit hen- Sunday. Ati v i M.VMUTK ACTIVK SHANGHAI. Ajir. 2i CAP) Ad-vh-e?; from iluehow. northern ha- kianK province, today jitnti-d that la iv Ies element. w ere con! inu i nti ' their hurninif and looting in thitt locality and that mriny pemon.i i had been killed. . ; I 5 Alan J.Qould j it l"Veiom tliiil YVnitnl- i4aen'K J ' nmin rea.-on f&r pa.iKin? tin th-: ' HritiKh Opr-n Kolr t-hainoionKliip ; ( 'iis year, after two MraiKht tri-j I umpli.H on the Lion's links and n i tola! o four aitoKether. was u de- . ; Kife lo get down lo more eriou j c-npelitiv husiness nt hoine. . . . In Khort Wanderlnir Waller ilann i fc nomeiann i-ome-nacK. i nearly a ilecade. Il.iuen haM iioins miii-h l.etler on foreign i hattleifrotimlK than he ha on the native field:, of Kolliti!,' coinhal. i He fli-.it won thn lirilish Open in j I''--, repeated In 1!I2I and ugitin in and l!i;a. Whether from the wear and tear of kd imii-ii travelliiK or tlie lack of prepara-' lion, or both. -The Hai" has come liooiulnu home with hU for- ciKn trophii-s. only lo he a "Inist" 1 'in the .American Upon, year after i '-. H'aen has not won the Ameri can Open since 1HI!(. In fact he has not even been eluse to It. for while he was runner-up in 1!21 a!: Columbia he was 'j stroki'B be hind Lanky Jim Hnrm-s. who won by the hiKK'st iiiarfin on record. Hinrp then. Hapen has never 'been better than fourth. He came back fiom Kn gland in triumph last June j but was never a contender in the National Open t Winded Foot. The upshot is that the dapper ; Jiaxen, who takes as much pride i in his. achievements as he does In l hi:, attire on the link-, has decided to do sornethjn about It. He will return in June from an Australian junket with nothintr to do but Ret ,in shape for the American Open ca.-unpionship at the Interlachen club, Minneapolis, early in July. . Hir Walter -will do this hy the simple expedient of uoln to Min neapolis for at least two jrood weeks of rest and practice. Mean while, the champion. Hobby Jones, nlonj,' with Huiton Smith and Leo Dicget will hustle back fnnn K nor land barely in time to reach Inter lachen for a day or two of prac- i the before the battle in on. The death of Wayland llean at liillillniton. We.lt Virginia. cIiimch the honk on on of hasehall's tniilh: riKiire:-. He died at an am 2S ; when with anything like a furor- i aide hreak from the fates he! should have heen in the prime oft a Ki-eat. major leaKtle careoi-. 1 lieah came up from tin- Amer- I lean aM.O!-iatlin with the clasn of' l:i-:l the cla that sent Al Kim-; i. ions to the Athletics from Mil- -waukee. Cilenn WrlKlit to the I'i- rales r ii Kansas t lty. 1111! Tor- r- to ihe (liantB from Toledo. ; Ihhfhcy Irltz lo Ihe lleds from Minneapolis. Karl louils to Ihe, Yankees all to Mm-tlcm. ... i t'oiiihs and Dean were Louisville: team-mates, (otnhs crowileil Sim- mons for hattlnjr honors in the ! jihsoejatioir that year and Dean. ' 1 4 QinrA'c DV CHICK WATERERS CHICK FEEDERS POULTRY REMEDIES POULTRY FEEDS PEET MOSS LITTER Erickson & Durland I'hone Main 792 1525 Jefferson St. wlnninif 21 ttii'l losing only S aic-w pnil To II I Kheelian for piti him. h-adryhip. . . . Thcy ian:e. to th'; goal of all minor h-.ttU' Mal'K, New Vork 4 'oinli.-i with lh' Yankitf and lenn to the Ciatitx, a! a i-ot of alMiiit tioo aeh. . . . Bright were their ft:: ur-s. , . . i'oijiIm broke a lei? e-i i In the ,-i'ni ami toented jin( i hi:t hi ree(Hwicl and went on to the hei'4!i;.i. I fan h-id a nirdioi-re fiit year. . . He looked iM t:er in 1!ZS out did not Kitinfy -(IniH. He hf un to lose heart, hk tryd-d In the J'hillifft In I92U ;md from Hum'- the p;ith wuk down hill. . . l'.rokiiii-iiri!ei and troken In h-r?lTh. hn (i'I! 'h pa mi-. . . . 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