La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

Wednesday, May 21, 1K!0
LA (JRANDE EVENING OBSKRVKK. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
MAZING RACE IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE
f Yesterday's Games
Ity Hush !- I'lillerion .lr. I
oclatcd Press .Sports Writer)
:o amazing race of the Na- '
: league clubs for the higher
s In the stand;, lias stolen j
show in big. league. , baseball
i their rival circuit. Four games .
pinyed yesterday in each .Ma-
-ague, and while the American '
offering bat one change in the i
ling, a shift of trie seventh and j
i h place clubs, Uio elder clr-
left just two clubs in their ,
r posts.
i. Brooklyn Itobins, who be-
the leaders only Sunday, held I
places by trouncing the l'hil- '
still the tail eliders. III to U.
the rest shifted abn'it. The
York Giants dropped
-fcfcid to fourth place for the day's : The St. I.onis f'ardinals followed
iriyi-st famb while Pittsburgh I u,,. Urooklyn system, downing the
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Remember the dale and be sure to
come!
Even tho linston llmvcs. rankest 'dow n to fifth. The Curds got all
if all outsiders, found themselves their runs In tout- big timings,
n the stnigelii us they downed the! Km hang. I'lii.-os
i. ... . r ,, . , , . AHOthcr Hi. I.OUlS leulll, the
.Hints for their fourth-victory In ... ,, .. ,,, , ,
the five Bunto scries. Led by Wully
,1-1 r..e . ii 'i fil htnlnn t.
L Clubs Change Places!
liOfj Angeles who sarins . to have
i fanHinffc oc Wnc-nl'- i H,uu a ioi oi co.-.fiiiiN on in
i brandings as Kesuit Kiium-. the nr;,v,.9 ,,hph .,,
jten inning triumph,- 4 to 3. Berber
; scored both of Boston's run in the
(regular nine innings, one of them
Son his ninth homer of the year, i
! ieorge Sisler. drove In the rest, get-
i ting n timely single In the tenth
after Lurry II nton had weakened
just enough to fill the buses
Brooklyn had almost no trouble '
holdlns the top as they pounded
three ..hilly pltchc., for , hits ,o ,
get their l 6 runs.
Pittsburgh leaped up two places
In the standing as Larry French
tilnit out the finclun.al lieds with
four hits to give tho
third straight victory.
nings French had a tight battle
agaifist lied Lucas, holding onty
one ran lead, but the I'lrates eamo
through In the last two frames to
from'! make, it .1 to 0.
the nest climb, going rrom ! ('hicar,'o Cubs C to :i to move into
t third. i second place and i.nt the rubs
Sljiy and BiHexgBcsBSfive 1 jseraste
No car we have, evf.i fimrm '6p:(iUieHV, v , f,
i -tlie. ' pnf llustawtrlf if wlio irf-riyfift US ptbti b
. ,: .L-.5.:iH Li,... 'i '.1
along' inj':higb or i raV.iij ni,' c'j)i-(,tis nivfji: j
speed, it jis a.niiiiiile ititjfi fmei.polo pony." '' i'
liilsMVsrGrtii;:i;igitiii"p1
tint cob! iSs' way tklow. ' ant rati Kbnfittit JAU:i;n '
'!ll',,-'f'5!'.J'1 '' ; -"'.I t i
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Nine oilier ntoilcls jiir-t nu
atlraetlvclv iiriced, - Wide
YAM ENGIEUENCOI
TIRF.O. ACHING FEET?
Dr. Swboll' Arch Support! r
tT ah at.U fa Urn tttkn M
r-xnial. Vurn m id?
alteration ill ill.- Amt-rli-an IciiBiie
ui.nwtiii.. I... .I............. .1......I.
Timers, S to 2, uml exchnHKlntf
plucks witn mem. I he iimwiis worn i
i.,.n nvn. ..i..... thm- H.-oi-ei
five of their runs in thj seventh j
inning "to drive tOlou Hngscu fi'om
t tic. li 111. i
With the first and second teams. I
Washington und Philadelphia, en-,
joying a day or scheduled rest, tho
rim division of the league improv
id its uoKltlun u bit. Tho IHU-.I
!mcc Clcv
double victory over tho CIiIcuko l
White So ho hold the ff, , I'"-
i The New Y-,rk Yankees had to !
L-o ..... 1....!... .o ..l 7 in t Vic-
tory over the Itoslon Ke.l Sox ns
Mrales their' I'uriiiuii inn some K' em i.-iie.
or seven in-ll'1"-1'1""-
LEADERS BUNCHED
IN COAST LEAGUE
Sacramento in First Place,
by Half -game Margin ,
; Ducks Defeat Stars.
Hy 4li As"i'latcil l'reis
, . It's anybody..; race In tin first
half of the Pacific Coast, league
keason, and yesterday'.- games
served ti tighten matters up fur
ther, with the leaders losing and
I he trailers generally liu'ing bet-
tUl". .
, S'aeiiimento' lost lo the Angels
and held firs;, place by a ha IT
j game margin only due to tho
I criir'hiug defect t administered the
I Oak i by Sun lYnncl.eo. .Manager
Katnloeli, anxious to, irrn'e , liat
f tHil t itistnnee Into first place if
pnfible, fiilHil on Pete DngHa,
slur hurler from Napa, lo deal
vvf h '.he Seals. Daglla lasted- for
only a pun of the first inning.' in
hieh Frank Cros.set i a nd "Ited'J
YVinKo letl a- five-run balling at-,
lack. The hilling spree continued'
at the expense .of I luin.ovieh and
Kasich. the Acorns' jellel men,
and the Seabi loialled I n mockers
en 21 lifts 1o GaUlnnd'H two runs
on seven hils.
Angels Win s
I. or, Angeles" .showed ln disre
ppeet. foi league leaders -by hang
ing Laurie VIncl. Saeranwnio
liurle.'. out ot the box In Hie first
Inning to cutnhllfth a sate . tour
run lead. Jones also lulled to hold
the Anc.ei.s. and the tola) f-ar the
soulherueiv. ntu..lo. .elKht. vulns
iHiiiith held-'themi scoreless urfu-r
fire foiirlh inning, but i e ftic1.-..
pt'ftuld n of get' M"rtaceh(J--l.os A'n-
gelet; twh'InrJ nlbl finished"-' wllli
i iye rum:. - three loo lew.1 r
, Aiiifinj: the clubs tmw" occupyH
ing th( second' 'divWioiu iho iMis.
tti..n-! Nttlui'L'oil thU'.-i'dlriiblhi i th
'Seattle Indians' 17 to '1 nlj''San
raiicisc'i. I,ed by Ike lioone who
flcored two slnirhir.-a--douMr:-Timr
'ii. honie,-rjin.lhe
e (iMsilons!itlimileM I
Hul.liell or fc-Jr
lies, und llllidV the I
taninnsKr ami'
fi'Hi MlvLi'itn In IHe:
liist. at the expense oi .shnonl.
y ' lleaver.i I ake t)ieucr
jf Tho Poriland Heavers, so far nn- !
(tlnpiiled holders oil la:L place, look
Ijbe Hollvwofal 4siir into camp by
rrn 11 tfifi' score. In a game, lea-i
Cured by Itnir homers,
balled on., bv Second
d wo being
Haseman
irininon.'or -thv Stitfi'S. . . &
A'i. a'.i'esiilfc of the day
veil- i
tu res the- leaders, are closely i
buiiched. with Oakland nnlv a hall I
game out or llrst place. I .ok An
geles -one ami a. halt, ami Han
'Francisco two and a half.
At I. oft Angeles:
Portland 1 114 :i
Hollywood - i: la 4
Walters, Chesterfield ntld'Wood
all; H'tilvoy and Itnssler,
' At Oakland:
Han Francisco 1 fi 21
Oakland 2
. .Miljiii-. and Gaston; laiglla,
ovieh, Kasich ' and Head,
Wdi.
Ht San Francisco:.';:
'Seattle . ......... i
'.Ubsions . I 7
7 2
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At Sacramento:
Los A use lea S
Sacramento - &
Bneckl and Hannah;
Janet', Smith, und Koehler."'
yincl,
MARCUS BEATS '
WALTHIER IN ?
10-ROUND BOUT
,. poicxi.and. tin., .tu- si (at
I enplng Joe MurruA, lorll:init
Ufhtwt-lKlit took u in-round doi-c-lsion-
over I'nddy Wnlliitei. fii.ri
" ' ",ru ''
Vpi.lnir ,.
! J,Z,Z ,L between "fleke
';'"""d nd Al Uotthai-rit
--"' MKhtWeiKl.t. .MloUey o....(t
the Geriuun n tough hoy, with t
i baffling style and that made hlitt
hard t j Veatdi effectively. - Mickey;
did enuhfdernhle hard th limping
In th- la tie. lit units. Hay Mci
Qiilllan, clever . Denver colureil
welterweight won n well-pitrnM.
decision over Jimmy Oolnn. lorL
Innd. . McQuillan onttmxed thp
- lortlander in nearly every rountl
and clinched tho d coif Inn. In llitt
I tenth with a couple -ftf hnnl ones,
j fo Irian's Jnw. ! ., v
J l;inle Heclie, Port Innd and I.airy
; J-'airali, Han I'TanrUco, . hbavy
J weigluii, slugged oaeh, ' n,lieil , rop
j'rlv rounils v.lt'h evevythlni; but lh$
; iIiik posts. Heebo" tnlihtg. the nnd
Al-lo Israel, PoPtltinil ,' bantait.
took an easy decision over,' Mrnle
.w i nil i ui , i inpino
in'
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when you tire up
ea.ily for 14 fishing
trip or a motor trip or
a game of golf or
meeting the demands
of busiiieHS when
sver you want an early
breakfast, the Sacaja
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open at six and ready
to sei-ve you a break
fast that will start the
day light.
Maybe you want only
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and a sweet roll-maybe
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POINTS TUB WAT TO
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They lost both because Charley
Hoot and Put Malone decided they
could tosa a fvw batting prnetlce
hulls with Impunity. These same
bnttltig prnetlce balls Immediately
were deposited In various places. In
and outsldu Sblbe Park, by agile
members of the Athletics.
The A's have manifested again
this spring a striking tendency to
pull games out of the fire. Of the
first eleven games they .won, the
Mnckmen came from behind In
five to triumph! In three they
reserved the winning outburst un
til tile ninth.
It isn't safe to claim nnythlng
against the A'h until the lust man
Is out.
Two of the most d'ingerous hats
men in the pinches In major
league baseball are Glenn YV right,
Hrooklyn's veteran shortstop, und
Al Simmons, ;the rfght-handed
"CObb" of tho Athletics. These
two for years have been consistent
ly tip around the top In runs-bat-ted-in.
They posserfs the faculty
thuj is about ns useful ns any
thing in tho game the ability to
rle to tho emergency, to be at
their best when n hit means runs.
This year marka the twentieth
anniversary of the University of
Washington's first rowing Invasion
of tho waters Kast of the Hockies.
The Huskies cajno no further than
LiUko Mendota in It 10 when Hiram
(nnbear, founder 'of the so-called
"Washington System," brought
them Kast to race Hseonsin. They
tost to the Hadgers in a three-mile
contest thutyear but haven't beon
beaten by Wisconsin -since. This
June, Washington rowu on 1-iike
OHS0. t. f. tiraoMi Totter
CoApur, Wina SlM, N. c
, , , , yy, s-t-Tf wcr jwm i'.:.
' . ..':'::;rl: 1 :
Camels
Mendota for the sixth time as a '
,'preludo to coming on to I'migh
j keepste and the quest for national
rowing laurels.
Washington made Its debut at
j Poughkeepsie in 1913,. finishing
'third, and came back in 1914 to
.land in fifth place. It was not un
! til 3 912 that the Huskies again
assayed the long Journey, under
Kd leader, whose varsity crew
finished second and made such an
impression that Lender was in
duced to accept a contract with
.Yale the foHowlng year.
' In the next seven successive
years on tho Hudson, Washington's
j vnrslty was triumphant three times
runner-up three times and third
'on the other occasion, 1928, when
i California whipped Columbia's
J champions.
I Tho coaching succession at
! Seattle from Leader to Husty Qal
: low (now at Penn) and Al l!lbrlek-
son has developed no dlminish
j ment In Washington's successes.
The Huskies are ns conspicuous a
threat this year as over.
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