La Grande evening observer., May 13, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Tuesday, May 13, 1930
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
NATURAL
BRIDGE
Health Shoes
All Sizes All Widths
$5 and $6
HILL'S
GIANTS DEFEAT
1929 CHAMPIONS,
Chicago Cub; go Down!
Before Terrific Slugging, i
: Includinff Homers. t
: Ity IfrrlM-rt V. IhU'her
A,"Mocino.l I'nv K't Writer)
Thn New , Virk (.iimts h tve
tangled f-- On- n- this
H-n-ii wTh tluii chief rivals,
t'Wvntr ami Pittsburgh, mid the
liui n: HiiiK c to J'' M f w''
fwitu-liuBturii beyond dispute.
On the iTO..t or terrific hll
tliif slrcnk. Ihe (Unit s rode
tou'.iKlif"l over both the Pirates
ami the t'nIiK. inking Hu'!' Kiiiiii-t
out of four i torn cioli of th-' two
fm ihi'taMr w o'tcvn elul f The
pc. resu! was ' iriv' the ('.ants
a linn grarp on tin league lead-i-.f-hip.
DtirliiK li"1'' ,'i,:,u im"'
villi llio 1-lmttH nmj i'iiIh "!
1 oneiitv, McO.aw',: Mugger have.
1-nundfd lib, iiicliiillii',
an even Iuki "ii home runs, nii'l
irvt 7i num. 'i h avi-ra'-;i' pi t
f thm min ! il-S runs ami 1 H tH
lili.'.
(iunif In CIIniiiv
IL ri'malm'il for tin final Kainr
it. Uil' wrlfK li UiH to
i rovIlf nuiKt of the fireworkn.
-hf (ilantr. wu 14 to 12. Nlni'
1 tm runn win. hit. thrrp hy t
T:jtiitUT-iirt"!iK-ly'lii t-H'tilm.-.
llputlnK' Hmoklyn, C to ti. 11h
I.iii Kit not only broke u four km pi''
m1iik trcaU hut rnat'iJ a triple
ti for tltlnl pUwo with tlif Hoh
ln. ami Clncliiuatl KciIh tin their
i o it pa ti lot ot. J'rvlii Hiaiio av
up only ix hl' whlln tin' I'Jmti-H
olh ( id J J off laolli y ami Mor
1 1: uii.
Itfl nofi'-il out rhllatl'!
phin. 7 ti 0, for their ninth vlr
tnry in their last 12 Kami. Thf
l liilt- Ilnl the 9ron lit the eighth
K U -In' ilouiiU anil Whitney'8
t-iwrh- hut tin Kerix caine hark in
tliejr half of the tiaiiio
;i-nr tho u lunlttK run
rranm to
on Huke-
lorih'H triple and Alh'it'H ftocrl
tleo -f!y.
(leorirt' I 'IpKra- tut p-. in tin
Mlift pitching tMToMltniiCf III it
Ann-. Iran leaKUi when lu al
, low i it tht TiK'TH only three n
aiiil hurh-il the Yankee! to a 7-0
w In. 1-oit O' hriK hit hi nlMh
h 'iowr Of the ynv in the ixi h.
i NO
WINTER
; tu an
'Iron Fireman
home
IIuzzarus hold no terrors for the
family that owns an Iron Fireman
. . . Ice and snow may reign out
doors but it's always like June
.vich in . . . . Iron Fireman heating
s so inexpensive that you can
ilFbrd to lie comfortable.
For homes and plants up to 100
xiilcr h. p. . . . sold on convenient
; trms.
FRED SPAETH
w mi m e.
Tb macbinf that mad coJ
: '
Fill
. Th o vie t o ry boogied t h e Ya n It h
i ln(o fourth place.
l he Hoston Kofi Box flvp-pnino
j w inning streak wu hailed by St.
, I Ollil , Z to Ill J" lllllillKS. J.JM-
i'mIm-i gave the llrowns only four
, IiIIm in the first nine Innings tint
war readied for a lnlt. double
ami a sacrlflc fly hi the tenth.
I Alhleih-,. Win
The Athletics maintained a
' hah'-gaiue lead over Washington f
for first place tiy trouncing Ch-vo-J
liiml. iti in 7. The Muck men
, knocked t lini Itrown out f ihi'
tun: iii tin n.ciirl inning it li a
t 1 ive-run attack ami kept up the
charge against th re other Indi
an pitchers. 1: wan itmwfi'M first
. defeat.
Hob ltnrl.fi el!.nv-d only five
hit as Washington trounced I'hi
ciK". Iu o 2. (loose Oonlin led
tho attack wiflt two doubles ami
fdngle whilo Same Hire hit
wifely In hi;; 2 3rd consecutive
pain-.
Sandwich Golf
Matches Begin
Next Thursday
hWNliWH'ir. i:ok.( May 13
( A I) AM piayerrt who will fi
ii ro in the Walker Cup of
i'Im-h here 'f liurs'lay ami p'ri
uuy have arrived at Sandwich.
t i In- l?rin-h r-oiiii)eiiw iit hofiitf
j (Hie, hy the arrival r Cyril Tl
( ! wlut nui'Jp hh fltwt tippenr
j ancc on Ihn Jtoyal St. . (leorge's
j t'tiiioe (iilay. Tnlh-y Iuim leen
juoirfior In a ti fiitrp hH return
fi the I 'lilted Staler.
II " v. em out In n foil r-1 m 1 1
i liialrh . with ItOKer -there..
' Kdheri HjhtIm atol KranelM Oul-
I. I' -Hlnil veteran.
Aitv.vy. KOt tnuethi-r an r II-
j oH'rP'Jin foiir-'woiif with himself,
; t !ei,ine V'oikI. UetHKe Von Kim
i a pit Kola ml AIa K'nzic fur Mmie
' ceriniiB pi act ice il.iimutl to find
way:? ami nrcciiM f overeomlmf
th" pitfall with hif-h Kaml
wl: Ii'h famous caurw in plealf
; fully supplied.
KANSAS CHIEF
OF DEMOCRATS
IS WOMAN, 32
TOPLKA. Kas. (AP) A Si-year-old
mother of three children
Is leiidnK- tke df-niocrats of Kansas.
Mrs. f'arl V. Hire of Parsons,
who siicceeiis John Wells us slab
party leader, already has Hi years
of political experience behind her.
She has held Kvt ral offices in
the dcmoi-iuile oiKatiiatlou and
is widely known in tile third con
Kre.HMiouul di.Htrlcl. t
ll"r jtolitical career bej-an In'
lUl'o when Hhe was circled seen.'
lary of the I .a bet to county demo-I
i: rutin cnnmltti
lah-r sin Ijfcuiii'
nnd four years
rhuirmaii of the
democratic women of the third din
I rid.
-Wexl, in T9J. hrttvaT
rpT mi
vlce-rhalriit.iit Of Die HUile demo,
erotic comiiiilteo ut the same time
Wells became chairman. Now WIIm
litis resl-fned to niatiaKO IL If.
WoodrlUK'M rttmpalKt. or the noiu
luatlon for governor, and .Mrs. Itiea
has succe"ded to the reins of of
fice. Welts has expressed "inmost
confidenro" In her leadership.
I 'at riot Ic interests also have en
h'JiKcd Mrs. Itlce. She has be.-n
prettidrnt of the third district Am
ericuu Legion utixiliaiy, on the
slate executlvo roinmlttee, and lit
U tueiiibe.r of Die Onilht IS Of the
Ainericai
of (i
ltevolutlon and Jxidies
A. U.
Her natural Interest In children
has led her to the presidency of n
pan-ni-teucher atiHorlaiion bi Par-
KOIIrt.
ri:XAK AMI HAItYAItl
UN 10:tl .KII ilAVI'LK
AI'STIN-Wltli prospedK bright
for a powerful foolball team dur
ing i ho next two years, tho I'm
Verslty of Texas has scheduled
some Nilff tilts Including o ie inter.
H'M'I lonal giime with Harvard.
Thi; rW'hednle for l'.i3u Is coiu
plele while only One open date. re.
mains on the t'Ktl program. The
only oiit.of-slat school to be lin t
In li:fi is the t niversity of okta-
honui. hi H!tl. hovev-r, three
1 Hi'hools o.itslde of Texas will play
lit,. LonKliorns. Tin y are; I'nlver.
shy of Missouri. Oct. '(, at Austin
Harvard, Od. L'4 at ambridne. mi l
thn rniveisiiy of Oklahoma at Cal
lus. mi i i i.Mii.i.niNAiiti: mi s
SV.l'A ROSA. Cel.. VHiy
IS-
( AP 1 onard ll,oai th. Ct,
inahl-mllllonalre and a leadinu
fiKUie In the timber and minim;
Induslrleit of the Kar West. It,
dead today at his home. The Ma
ple, show plan nf Sonoma coun
ty. Oialh oictirred hmt uiKht
t rout a hen rl attack w hb-h fol
lowed a ral brealidawTt in
beiilth last Mnl-ch.
tlouarih was rcputi-d tn be on
of the w ea Ithb ut ni-n ill north-
i a Calhornla.
( iiii.ni. i n m.sTKov mi.i.aoi:
M.!M-Nt iVOOICOH. Uunsla.
(API I'htldnn playing wuti
malehes started a fire which wwept
throtifsh the vllliiKi. of Shatkiu Ar
nias distrirt, destroying 17a home,
many warehouse,- and oilier build
in k, arr irding to a delay, d dlh
patrh. A ItLAI, !..
PKNHLirroV. flic ,P) T
Low.-, a rancher of thm setlon.
. ilisphiyed li double jol.ed egg,
I ito iifiirini eiKht and one hulf in
! dies l.y live an. tine ha hi Inrhei
j wbli h a Io n of his (lock laid r.
i-rnily.
I I ft China bu-biiatH and w Iven
M'idom fee em h olher belore mar
roiKe. in America noin nvldom
see each other afterward,
lauthter Yen, daddy, and he
nya you're wrolng in your Ulug-
1
KINGSFORQ-SMITH
Capt. Charles Klnnsford-Smlth. veteran of many daring flights, la
to fly hn Ismoui mnnopiane, Southern Crocs, ccrcc; the Atlantic from
Inland. N. V.
Tom Turner On
Way East to Buy
A Few Players
lOltH-ANI. Die., May IS (AP)
Thomas I.. Turner, pn-sidiuit of
Ihe I'or liitnl liaM lffill rluh, left ;
here Mnmlay lor t lie east on a ;
trip which lie said prohnhly would,
if. suit in the pnrcha.e of some
new ball players t hnNicr the J
Hiavi-i mil;-. rII:ir vitn hold-;
ei-K 111 the I'iu-ific Co.i.t leaKUM.
j 'I urner ri 'uw'il to auiplil'v !i!k
s'.a It-men I but. Intimated hiH sud
den departnn for tiie tuM was
proii.ptt-d I'.v tho Khovin I'ort
I land made aKainst the warrimf In
I till. a tiibe from S altlc kit wek.
Ht-al.le tooK both ends Of
the )
douldeheadei here Sunday and
Won the HW'ie nix KUtites to ;ne, j
' Heller Kel out all the p-tur.s
of major eaue bull fdayers and
he ready lo ijm koiiic,
pOI If 'v. ritei s before
morning' train.
Eight American
Women Golfers
Remain in Race,;
lOltMHY. Km;., M
KiKht of the I".' .1
the Hiitbll woiuen'
rdlip Kolf loiupetition
iv 11 ( A.I '
meiieaiis 111 ,
chaiiljiion-
survived the
fi.ur w ere
ti.' ruin,; play while
htiirmii'
.li.t (Henna rolh-'i.
, New York,
Mint; Viiwinia V.m VI. rbbaKo.
jliv. Leo l-"ierman. New York,
and Mir. Stewart Hanley. O.troli.
were ihrouRh lor the duy as they
won thild found lualcln-. and
w ill play foiirlli founds toiiior
jow uioruiu.w.
MImi Mauivi n Drni l, Lrmh:
wo.nl, V J.. MW- Ilehn Kicks.
New Y rl. .Vi-n. . S. 1 1 ill. Kan
nui I'Jiy, Mir i:dit3i t.niier. Uend
Inc Pa., had to play Iau rounds
today.
- .Mb H.lcl;s,
hurdle the t v t
morulm; ami
by the sumo -.
live tn phiy.
Miss I oiilse
was the Hr-:t to
i obstacles, u itlll'n
afternoon liiilehes
;core, Ht'V'.'ll uji and
''otlyce, Vihihks
s Peggy Wa'lles.
town. Obi
Mi
lltllfnlo. N. Y.. M
Wheeling. W. Va..
Lenthali. Pasadena
k Krlt. Stifel,
nd M s. K. K.
I il., W ere ilc-
leatcd in the mm '.nd round. i
Touioirow morning's play in '
the liaii'tli routol will hi lug to
Jd her Olenna i 'id Id '. and M oily
C uirlaV. Aliiei K-an w o in, e n's
chamiiioti ' a nd . I English nut Ive
champion. M (sr. ( bjnrlay def rat
ed Miss Collet l In the biformal
Interna I lonal matches pr. ceding
the championship.
WHEN ALL THE WORLD SEEMS GLAD
'IS -PAI - M0 7-
i : -I r LT wiiiHrptM
if C0UV0MT MavbC
v , t-ITTVE NHiLE 71141
' J I J I vi 1
it.
J'(.. '- I i
AW-
YMt.Krv
DM Tb. A. P,
PREPARES FOR
Coast Leaguers
Facing Crucial
benes in VVeek;
T.j The Aicialcd
l hit: week promises
a bout, tun Mer chaiiKes
(tand(nn "f the. coast
to
briuK .
In the
b.isrhall
circuit. 'Ihe league
Anfrele.; Aniselr. me
Acorns at (i.iK)aml.
Senators, who were i
thi- top ru 114 of th
V l et. by the Allk'eh
leadhiK
t. On It la nil's
Sacra inento's
moved from
ladder Inst
, clarh with
tho San Knnicisco Seals at Stcra
m nto. S'-.-ittii encounters Ihtlly
; wooil at Los Aneh-H and the M ls
I sions ta(;c on l'ortlfiu.lV traitim?
j Ucavci. Ducks at San Krannisco.
.Imlirlnv by pant perfM'tna nees
o." tin
have
ason. the M issfoiift should '
trouble with Portland.
Ilttu Sa ra.iiienio an I the Seals
wiP. fare in their scries is a maL-
Turner told ! f ir conjw iur... i ue ..
be took the Hv'P. H::l chance nt the si art of
'lh- season bu', last week found
them (n the lead afd thls.week
jlpey nre oiuy one nm KJiine im
1 hind th -leadini' Am;els.
Si-att is another oruanl'.atlon
that is coiifoundiiiK- the critics.
The India n-i wen considered no
i-eill Itll'eril III Uiniiailt cll!ll"l'H
hen Hie se-ison opened, but lati-
I ly the
hav
been i.limL'iiur away
In Ki'al fashion and Indlca'.ions
aie that they will continue to itn
provo their standings. Aifalnst
I iidly wood t heir present ttLrenth
sboiil.I be well ip l),. us" vM ed
I 1 .ify - Vffty)i-.(!",-l: "liTTt
rlte
I )itchiut,' t h Senators received
- a Ha ins', f akland last week and
should find the eolnj rouifh
aKalliHt the Acorns Ibis week.
I'.
. Sl'.ACTS "PLA.N'IINt."
)! Si:i: HILI.ION I'ISH
I ' WASHINO TON
.pt ing t he fancy
Sta'et; bureau of
to a na'ioiial db ti ibuiioli
of flh
l
and fish ckks.
(.ding ii inter way in April
the.
distribution total for streams and
rivers throughout the country 'Is
peeled W reach nearly seven
billions of flwies and eggH before
j November rolls around,
t ( 'o -opera t i ug w 1th the bnrca u
! a m' Its -t:, national hatcheric-
j ycaltereil over the country are
j -Iihi Ftato halchi-ries.
IH CL , I US MH.i: WOltKI-'.HS
CAHUAltA, Italy (AP) Musso
lini distributed $'iii)u among the
out-of-work .marble cutters in the
famous local quarries, to tide them
over the sea sofia' j unemployment.
The heads of fnmlliew bene
fited by the duce's bounty to the
extent nf about $ Hi apiece, and
sr.ut their tnanks to Home.
emCZ'.i OA I. ACj'iN. HA!
WAftl. IF NEIL PBOMlE
V MoT T' DS.E TUC VIMP
ii-iifcvtT (.(jnsioeri, LfTtm1
V "The OLD (!?(
USE IMC Ru&feY
HU MlRKtY 1 AVI
VtvSHCO UP tttAH
-I
; -v -V&P. 1 VLKMlfh1? 'I- SiSfei
-t:,, id ..... w.vr'. 5wwa:irn m-sw. m.i
j- ' ,li jy SLU 'i I UifjiW II II , . - L . Mi I (V VnsWjtTv M
I KIP ASfejrfi
Orwt-Imuls Bltaui lUwrtM . g-l
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
. . u
making preparation to atUmpt.
Croydon field, England, to Long
"
New Golf Ball
Used Yesterday
Tn T V PnillnAVi
Xllll X. X UUl IIC-J 1
j
NKVV VOKK. May -13 IAD
Tho new and lifhlr ffolf ball has
passed Itj llrst tournament test
Losi"" -".--"H V"'-.-.
i no test vi me new ou n. w iiicn
I Will k'O
i oi next year, was tn'uje in an j- i
1..Ia .....nn..lhlnn (1t
was tn'tde in an Jt-
I tlx (.it-vl.-- irnlf .iduli. Whitf
I 1 'la ins. yesterday. I'se of Ihe new j
i ball was madf obligatory and the
1 test had the sanction of the MH
i ropolliun Professional tiolfer'a as
sociatfan.
While thero was oine- com- Major litll0rnl William It. Smith,
plaint th.it tho new ball Old not..,,,, rommnindant. wer not n.-e-
putt well and was Mf"PU; to f pared .InvmedhiLelv to take olfi
diive from the leo In a. heavy -j.,, a(.t,on nr m.(.f. ,(nv s,.i(.
wind. Joe Turnesa. of ,l-inlirord. ( mpIli, hllt indir(UionH were falc .
N. Y had no protests to make. wouW bp t.all(1(J UIIUimilily to ac-
Joe won thp event with il fine 70, 1 Wlint
inadn up or two . j Infnrnmtion concernfn- Paste's'
L 'l urnesiL's ovblencH va to the inarriat,'- in Ordna. Louisiana. I
effect that the new ball was tfo-nl
for putting, that It ployr d well
out of traps, that It. was just as
easy to ifot direction with and
that it. cm vied tremendous. dl-
taiicrts wIOi the wind behind It.
He afrreeu. nowever.
that It made
k'Miin-,- ai,-aima tne
wind a trial
a ml a tribulation.
-Mi-I'tirlunr's Opinion
Willie MeKarlane, who had a
77. declared the ball interfered
with hU potting but admitted tlrat
ii wad easier to play from the
roiikh. Hobby (Vuik-shank.- al
ll .ii4li his best also was a 77.
declared tho ball was a. k rent, lip
pro ven lent over the old . ono -jind
awscrted It would put a pretniiun
on wood play from Lb fairway
where he thought It belonged.
j Specifically Tu mesa's .perforhi
(AP1 In Ihuj in(-(, Ufi two hole Hcrmed to dis
of ihe I'nftcd ' .r,Ki. the strength and Weakness
fhhrrb lurusi(.f ,i, m.... Iiaii- A1 ,ne r.A$ v.mi
nixtli, with u stiff wind behind
him, 'IlirneMa reached , the green
with . his seioud. ioiiLethinir he
said he never had, been able to
do.beVoj-e at that particular hole,
on. the other hand, at the; i'lU
yard tenth, where he . Ipid to
drive into the wind, Joe :fuibd to
reach th green with his fecoud
although ho has done It regular
ly wi.h the old ball.
,1'I.AX t'AUMVAI. MCIIT
POKTLANH, Ore., M;iy ia
(A P) A comujittee of the Jlo.se
f'S'stiyal announred 'today,, -.that
the final night of 4he event' will
be given over to fl. niardL rtiw I
celebration. A program, 'wan out-
lined consisting of various carni
val like events. . . , . .
By Oscar Hitt
"0C.
MAE-
A 1
f . XO..Y4' I
lARMY FOOTRAM
PLAYER MARRIED
ICagle, All-American Back,
j Faces Dismissal From
West l-"oint Academy,
wr-vr iNiivr. x. v.. siny i.-
fAIl Ch(OI C'hriltliil liit-ili'l'
I 'Uili' m-Iih-i UMluy riom till'
I I niloil snilcs mlllliiry iii aili'iny
! lllKv KWlil Inx a 11-rllllmln -
hie flint li nutrrii'il. Tin
niumiUoM ftu rii-lfil liy la-
Joi liriicnil WUIiiliu K. Smllli,
Mipt-rlllltw1inl T llw lutlilittiy.
um( uil. fftrwiinlitt at outf l llio
win iti'ifiitni'iii At Ya-liiiirlon.
NI-JW (KLi:-S. May 1 :t (.U'J
Kucordv, In the coim at Urelna.
Jtfffer.oti parish. Louisiana, to
i. ay rrvrab-d that fhristhin Keen
el t'uKlo, the "red head' Army
t'-rolhat' star, n ml .Mis .htrion
Muntord Nal'.e. :l pretty auburn
huiird Klrl of New- Uoads. I ji.,
wt-r niitrrb-l on Au-tusi 1js.
Tho marhiKf was peiforiiyd by
OeorKe J. Tnilltll, ju--tlee of the
peact of Oretna, who went back
through his records of the last
svefi years nnd located tin cer
tificate. Kaeh (fave their atfo as years.
fViifle Rave his address as New
(irleji n and his bride's addles
i as, liatull I'.oiie.
Witnesses lo the mania k"1 were
J r.arm-U 11. Todd and l'anlcl
Whitney.
the ,,'t,,f,',, f:'thi;r Is, dect-ased.
Hftr n j.Oier Is .Mrs. Valentine
Herbert Nalle.
I ALrr-. tLiiKHV fei t ycsicrna y on n
i visit to New York.
IXJM'.OTS IHSMISSAt, '
WIOST POINT. N. Y., May 1 :i
(AD dmmod late. dismissal of
Chrlt?.,ri l.'i)tw.i r'.iirl., f.-.in, .llw.
,
'iHtor-
stcitiiciihy wii iiirct'iiNL
. t0':i'
by army officials, follow
ing nt'ni dispatches con firm inx
reports of the Army football cap
taiuV nuirrlafe nearly two years
J a ko. 1 n vHj lu t lo n of "t- t Point
i reflations,
I Ai.it.Mi- nff !((:. Ineln.lliKr
- Aiif,-. .'.'. 1 K2S. contained in
Asocial ed Prc-w dispatch, was '
the first detailed evidence . re- j
'e!ved nt West Point. It wan 1
understood that following an in- I
t vestiatiou of rumors, Cawle
had i
h !
-'explicitly denied beinK innrri
Afarrlure by any cadet is strict- I
ly prohibited by the regulations-'
and. after every leave or fur- J
lough. Is obliged to sl-jo a certifl- j
cate Kim raniecin-,' he has done i
nolhlnis In violation of the rules.
- 'It'" was recalled Catfje over-
Kuyed it f'hristmas holhlay fur-
loutfh In 12S and was dlsclpll ned
by assinjiient to three months
extra guard duty.
:
ORRfiON T f A HI
TAKES LEAD;
TRIMS HUSKIES
Kl'tilvNH, Ore.. May 13 (A'P)
Lniversity Of Oregon's hnsclmll
team took Ihe lead in the north
ern division of the I'aciflc coast
conference yesterday when they
defeated the Washiiigton JIuskl'S
here, 7 t K, in mi eleven inning
battle. Threo costly Washington
t:iTors In the eb-veuHi Inning con
tributed IO their defeat. The
hCore;
IL
IC
10 7
Washingioti ,
Oregon
Hat lories:
Putnam and
and Oabriel.
L. (law, McLean.
Hrannon; .rcIonahl
CTiACK ;OL,i:it f.OK:
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KVANSTON. 111. (AP) With
Lester Hoisted gone from the col
legiate golf ranks, the western con
ference tournament this yecr is an
open affair fur all the ten schools.
Tho meet will he at Northwestern
.May I
Hoisted almost alnglc handed
won the title last year for Minne- '
sota. I le was graduated last
spring. I
Judging from their early season
work, tho Illinois golfers will make
11 strong hid for golf laurels. Kred
Lyons and Iick Martin are the
Illlni aces. Lyons won the west,
ern junior championship last year.
Michigan and Northwestern also
will provide stubborn competition.
DIGESTION BAD?
Physkdnns KiiiIotm1
MEBA
Kor iKife, mire and amazingly o,uick
relief. Hold by the Moon I 'rug Co.
on a money-back guarantee. Ail v.
STIt..fiM'-.lt I.KWIS WINS
HIIA'I'
IK. May U (AD
ipnliM two out "f IIiivh
ri lut niirhl. K:upoll;
Kli-ailW-r
Knr! Sai
nuii'. hi'i
first fftll Willi )" !-! 1
M'iwnn-. lint was lln" virtlm i" " j
hnily Klaut 111 tin- wpnnil falV j
liih li'ft him an cay viclini fori
l.ii..' Iiiaiilia ks for tin- final full.
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fiiitcil Jaik ICrilKiT. I'urt Or--cIiiimI
Unlit licavywrlKlit. in II"'
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V. S ., H I NX 1
MOXi'OW, May in (AD-.
WasliiilKtnll Slatu I'olloi:!' wf-llt oil
a liaUirn- sir'f to ili'fral Malio,
I I l.i 7. liori y.MltTiliiy. I'Ivh
lilalio pllclii-r-i Wf'fi' lyf-.l. . Kr-ni'f:
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Washington Staio I H
Idaho . 7
l!atterieK: Nelson, Jorns and
I '. Mitchell:' Lindsay, Kpaity,
Alcfnll. Smith. Jacobs and Price.
NIGHT FIGHTS
lly Thn AsJH'hilsl 1'nw
r.oston Afi-yer K. O.) fhrist
ner. Akron. O,, outpointed Put
Mei a rJiy, Huston J'
Moiue, Ifrocktop. M.-iss., outpoint
ed Al I'YIeduuin. Huston.
IhilyolU), Mass. Hucsy Lasv
b ss, Syracuse, N. Y., outp-lnted
(b.rilla Jones, (HO: Sammy
o'Dell. Akron, O.. outpointed
Harry Pint!. Syracuse, N. Y., (S),
Toronto Albert (I'Yenrhy) He-lan-jcr.
fanadlan flyweljrht cbain
dou. outpointed Kranklin Vounk'.
Odrolt. (HO.
Si;ui: Kails. S. O. Irish Mc
Kenna. Tyndall. S. !.. and Kid
Six'ko. Sioux Kails, drew. (M.
Los AtiKeles Armand Kman
iiel. San I'Yam'iscn. nut pointed.
Jim .Maloney, . ll'os:ton, (JHJ;
1'Vankie tViinpbell, San I'VancIsco,
knocked out Les Kennedy. J.on?
Itejich. 4.
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UICll.;ONI, Va.. May 1 :i (AP)
Harry Itohm. 4r.-year-old Hich
nuiml ha t her merehan was
found shot to ilea til in his home
1 ere shortly before iuldnlk"h(, last
ni.srht. ' Police said it obviously
was a case of murder.
Police today wore working on
a clue furnished by a neighbor.
SpOFt
Slants
Alan J.Gould
H has bee
major league
ar: hilarious
the year 1 U
ti a long time since
baseball got away to
i start as it has for
A. It., marking the
end of the decade of clout. A KT Kit
Die HA KM began hitting hohie runs!
lu ' record quantities.
The pre-seasnii dope has been
l iiiCKcu an over mi' in iiiinvs u
.!. p.., ,..,,,,.,,,.-.-, of ,. l. ti ams
I a i WiisliliiKtnir.s rii naliiis :n,l
I NVu Yiirk's (Slants. 'I'Ihsp two
clul'S w cri' w-.n'lil's yi-rii-s riviiln
.sir y.'.-ns ait.i nut ii.-na.-r ieoeivi-.i
riirurliiL'. '(.sni.rlallv tho Sunaims.
Nciihi i- may lio 1-2 w hen Si - p -
t , i , 1 1 , . i- mils n i on ml I, ut a koi. ,1 skill. It is called FLEX, and is . a
Hart Is a lal iri- part .ir the battle product of (he General Paint Cot
tlainr.i wan in April count just .an! potation. ' 1 " '
inii.-li an tlini--.' won in May. Juni-. . '
July. Aiiirusi ami Soptoinhi-r. j : rLEX entirely different fro7
Tho iilirhors took llio upper j'any paint or finish you have evei
lian.l fur the K.taway Inn lh. kIiib- j used for it's neither an enamel not
it.'1-.i fniin.i the raiiKe l.efore a , Ucquer. You don't need to bi
l:"?",.. fy i" Pplyi"a FLEX. You car
wi:h one .lav alone w II newim.- an
aveiaj:.. of nearly-IS ruiiH. .liil.-i
and -Jk pitchers for e:U'h of 'seven
kaims played.
Tho attenda nee a nd gate re
crip Us boomed in spite of bad oar-
j 1 season weather. Tho Yankees
and AV. in the only two games
1 they were able to play In April
drew JlmuM". The Ciauts played
to capacity hmov-s In Philadel
phia anil Urooklyn. w here it was
necessary to lock the gate. hour-
before
turned
game time. And n.tmlij
nut in - a snowstorm at ,
Pltlshtirtrh for an a I templed in-
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! lnsli'tl Icmm than tlirf-o
Karl "Harry (tmtch) Plark,
about whose atlilelh; explohs
around the Hoeky Aountain area
(oii4le!-ahbt has been written,
will be graduated this Juno from
Colorado College with high hon
or;', in scholarship ns well as . a
collection of 1- vaifity Idlers,
one of the. greatest all-around.
j fdnrs ever ilevolnped In .tho Far
west, chirk litis three idlers ..in
football, one In baseball, fuuir
each in track and basJiiMbaM 'tV
show lor his activities. ITe Inls
turned down it nu m '.tor of r Jul tern
log offers from other insiItutions
to return io. his alnni. nuiter'aa a
coach next xenson, assisting W. T.
(lhilly) Van de OraaiT In roothall
and taking full chagre of the bas
ketball squad, . ; ; "
One of thn most romflrknbh;
felt tu res of Clark's career is that
ho scaled extraordinary heights
m" nceonvplii-Jimerit In spite ' of
poor eyesight. Clark was rc-1 mu
tant to admit It nnd the fart was
not generally known - that It ya'l
most cut shori his . career. Itill
Mulligan, former sjiorts cdllnr of
the t'olorado Springs (layette-.
Telegraph told me that after one
basketball game, t,nrly in college,
IMitch did a lot of dodgiiuf tintt
dribbihm- thnt secir.'d tiiineco.Br
ary. Wiieii It. was .mentioned .to
bin: aftenvard:'. he admilted it
war. due to the fact thai every op
posing player W-oUed like two or
three men to him! '
After wolehlng the athletes
perform a t Km n kiln Kielil. Tom
my Lough ra n has decided M Is -a
Hood plnce in which to train for
his fields. lie has persuaded
I .awson l: oner -..son, Pennsylvan
ic's heuil ttiiek coach, to condi
tion him for his ring work. K"p
bis heavyweight work, I .oughruii
might get a few tips from lfarhey
Herlltv-ier. P e n n's ulLaround
st ronvr ' fnan. '''; .c :
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About
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Its
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Amateur pa nter. generally find
enamels and lacquers difficult tc
liandle because they have to b
brushed just to, or ugly laps ami
1 brush-marks shovr.
But there is b brand new cojpi
! i"sn tnat requires no painting
bru!,h lt on ny direction-
itdriet
quickly and ycu have a beautiful,
lustrous finish that does not show
a trace of a lap nor a single brush
mark.
You can buy FLEX from jroui
usual source and in twenty brilliant
colors. Two or more of them etc
be mixed to produce any shade yo
want. You'll find FLEX a wonder
ful help in Tefinishing; any toon
or furniture that needs brighten
itig up. i .
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