La Grande evening observer., May 24, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Saturday, May 24, 1930
Pagfe Two
LA UKANUE EVENING UBSf-JKVKK, LA GKANDiS, OKK.
HILL'S
A m Ilr
Owned
r:.
7 V S
DUCKS WIN FROM
STARS BY A RUN
Portland Rally in Last of
Tenth PiilLs Game
From the Fire.
fP.y Tr SfmimirA Pre)
Cgii; to last haH f ihP
frith run behind, Kortlumfa
i virra pull-! ih-r jpuitf o J
i - fir- y-r'lay to ti IfoSIr
, !. 12 K II- rMiH tail U'at
1" n?, B-av-r fit-w-n.- al!twi
t.iis V-tK--n ihni, hut th north,
rrn-m wiffl- ih- I h-y rot off
VitK an4 Vi" irO" fH- th" wtn
ninr number of t.-tlil'a. Kli f tl
I'Ortland PfOT-n ra.ni- in n
homer hy Kurnnsa. rixht fielder.
Han Kmnritrc'M to w ' i
team cosrd the honor of P-'''
nme. a trip" Py. ' in-
ntni hy xhwroTit reore.
Jnn Allo One Hit
J nmir Y.fin, frln horter n no
XunX r-k piteT a no-hlt-no-run
ITiim'4. hHd th frl. to on sfnjrl
wht'r. hi inatrn look twelve off
Hiiryt. inHudtnir a home rtrn " by
fh-Ijr. to win. 4 to . Thf Oak,
who had heen prMminjr P-nrramen-Io'k
lead only a half nmf tehnd
for aome dyx. fell ark. a -thw
Senators turned the tah!e on I-"
Anr!. winning ft to J- The eV
o'f-nj-e t'3R feouirrd hy home nin
hv Uohwer and 1'amUli, and thir
1reniM by lh jprJilinff .fleldinff ' '
"f II o ne. in renter n-idr ani 3ir- .
IjJU-jhllD. on third. Oonld thre-r
for Karrarnento. and had an early
marrtn over feianey of the Antr,-
Althoueh thev were run
nhejid the Mtorion took orrasiori
lo p tl a unWrue Mt of 0-ldln(f In
ine ia nail or ine mmn oi tn-,r
rune with the eattie eiun, ciotn
the content with a to rount. t j
liert cole allowed only six hit up ;
it the last period, tut ot Infor:
r'Jrne trouWe then. He alk d 4
p.nrhe. rrt Indian batter, and Hoi- f
land insle. putting fjiwrenre tip 1
wrih two on. I -acre nee -wit a liner-
to Miorlatop 1 : 011-. who then
thr-w to eeond to forre Barbe, :
ffi4 from thrw lit liall WMit lo ; rharmtfon fcy alhlrtir rnnjntMoiu
fitrt lo rlrh Uwrt-nrf. The Hcd ' in 17 at. rurrrfwlljr n.r-ntlit '
rl-t II hi! off llan-n. Ik. -hl. law night winning ovf r '
lloon- knK-k.J a hoot r In thrMik. II. .loan... Italian halli;r
fourth. ' In 37 ntinutPt. -
At l.oft Anir-W: ' .
foKIattJ . .i; 15 t j lWlin lirirhxoK fa- mill, j
l:t1v"M'1 ' . .., II IT J lnr uuilKft railing for l,.lon i
'h-it-rflf-M. Casrarlla. Vnr- . armortl crujw.r: rt-it-clM -ron.l I
Wa!ter. Ortfrmn and P.ilmi.-
I STATE Theatre"
SUN. - MON. - TUES.
MORE DARING AND
ENTICING THAN EVER!
JOAN
The 'Unlumed'
star is back in
J great outdoor
romance, with
songs by the
writers o
"BVay Mel
ody," grand
boy chants,!!
and Action!
Action! Ac- Vs
lion:
(-lctrqTiaycr ALLTALKJHC .
Also Hearst's News
LAST TIMES TODAY
"VENGEANCE"
with
JACK HOLT
Home
to Trat
Store
V - r
.mo: KatLmMfl, Page, Ve and
HartU-f. (i toning.
AI XACrwcnto:
I jr Anele I 1
rmtu-flt 1
l-laney and Hi-Rush: Gould and
A t HJtn Kraiwisco;
4ki111i . - I
Vi-rlor . ... 1
At fukir4:
-an Kra !'" " . 4 12
. I . 3
Zm an! -fjri.y: lioru anl
I.AIiV AnTOU WIXH MATll
lKAl. KnrUnd. Way lATl
. linv a eel-hafle4 drier. a
hr.te and 'a ftat wooden (uiier.
latfy Art or ao hr iriafh today
In x nrlianteotary oif handicap
. in h:-h nearlr ijriiafn?ntar-
mm mras-
lidy K&r. th only woman
rofiiprihor. had an eirMinr ttelf
iih J rd W-narnr-liffe' from m horn J
the ref-rit4 aurokei handM-Of. j
she won at the ta hole whr
fhc nX a lhre-yard puf with the'
'.U at.d acrarary of a - Jl"bhy t
jtmi erior the second roun-i.
HK.II I'Otff OF WKTI.Iaf; j
POItTI-AVIvOre.. May 24 f AP) f
- ft rori Kr K-Sond to learn
a ne hold In re?l:nff. !
While he played card with a j
jlranitev fn a hole! here hurt ni(fht, I
tiey dtwnjred re-il;njr.
When th rame ma finiwhed. the!
.ranged arrompanied
" fui)l ami wld: "It
w,a 0 n ir nJinic hM
rht hod enahFed the ranperj
throyh r-fclt.nd" porfcei . j
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HOUTOV SMfTfl IXrSKS
f
ori XIjOV Ol f(T. Kn;land.4
M3y j aPJ Urnry 'otton. Kn-1
b.n xolf
profeion.-tl. defeate! J
marrin f 4 and J in th'iDC hole'
matt-h her tody.
, , .. . .
( JMtfff f VfSi:itM
,
IMCHMO.V, Va Kiy 24 AP) i
jiek .Shikat. rerornixed a the
Ort'a . heavyek'ht r-iisx
Vrmier proviwlonn.
JOHN MACK
BROWN
DOROTHY
SEBASTIAN
RICARDO
CORTEZ
BENNY
Rl'BIN
CLIFF
EDWARDS
KARL DANK
4 Wi.'iM'TiV -
'KYv a and what a
V A- l 1 V Vjrf supporting
f.V.'kS- ?:r4?T cast !
St Louis Fifth I
But Manages To
Win Her Share
i Avr-J!H prew sports Writer) j
The I .obi iror. are fifth
In the AxnTiTin league pennant i
j Handing, hut with the aM of Wal- j
l-r Klewart they ilf f j
w-frw- j
he eb kf suffering from weak t
hitting r.4 weak puibiftg, wnit-j
inj- at the bottom i she league
rlaa hallux avmjfwu but - j
Art ha deeloped ini a eon-i
en fcuHf and usually a victorious)
mw. He has takn irrt in nine j
Tjt. fimshing one of Iheut. and (
ha completed even of hia eight I
start. Hi current r-eord i ii
vinortec and tftree defeat a he,
pro-4 sute effe-iiv against the:
f )rfed Indians yesterday to
giv W. a - to 4 victory, i
Ncihdd' Record Perfect j
&M-k itebv.d o? te Boston
P-raes has finished eight gmeffj
in a ro fur the onty perfe-i w- -.rd
in either irajor circuit, hut j
MriM in- Urownw- hurler If
t doi&r oust well. Hi nearest
: falt ift hi fcn league are Ml Hon
twaaJon f ih Host on ao4 ;
fTl I roiv.- or i-hif-u. h hav
i- r.vnrt a !- Wry
iilf fa-r in ilfir rirruil hav T
1 r-Arhf'tf-14 an nzuy a fOr (fAn. j
i t nt- unly oli-r -ftfroa:-i Amen- j
ran Wix rafw. r-t-n i-iru
al hijc. ramnl out- j
Th Hroiklrn aain dem-
ontfral! the ffiTry of rlug-;
tinv in h kMinx N"iona! leaen- 1
cr,nim aft ih-y hADWW'H tr J
Rra into a C tn 2 defeat sb;
aain yain! the top runs of the :
Iroru ladiier. Hy winning-, they
rained a t with the si- I-ouU
TardtnaU. mho ww deprived hy :
rain rt their rhane- t way nhead '
a; th- ex(en of iinrlnntL TTse
Horin rimde 15 h(t. it Walter (
Herrr Hoion provide!
the
fflvfrinr feature vilii hi tenth
home run of the year.
iralr Trim Cub
The T1tthanrh fftw tirhtend
(heir.hoM on intra pare, mn-.
. .. . , . .
( ing their msrrin to two tail ffame '
hy rea:inr th- fhlgo I'tit. T to.
. while the fourth place New
Vorti fitanls dropped their second
in ;c-cir,n to phiiadeiphia. to.
r Thr pirate ran into nvre hard
IoU ua a eor.d pitcher in two
ayx n eni to bed Jnrt before
he wan due to tart. Ervin Hrante
Ka tot to the team through a x--
Hrklond j vre attack cf jrrippe. On Thurs
rtve Fhow!diy. Kleve wetonir ranie down
with apjeri!iri:i.
Neverthele. . pj-.tsbarsh rot
wme ptfhinx from HeSnie
M;ne. nUhoiirh he rave 1 4 hit-
anj h-ar from Younjp Gfenn
Kheneer. vo fanned two nen in
thr ninth Innir.je with the ty:nz mn
cn Uj-e. The Giant and Phillie
eni;aged in a nip-and-iurfi; af'air
l,Irh m decided !-
uve run
1 '
ia!l in the eighth.
NIGHT BLGHTJS
Hon f'ntnnw'a H-nnjn ftaix
lof. M.mrf. N. II ooe,l rhUrkiyn,r " n'n "n rn ' '"r AH-
Heflin iJenver. tl"; Stere P.ro-1
die. :rroklyn. outpointed Halph 1
Abie. l.iihorn ity
Hi f'raneiM-o "berk iK-vlin, -.cn
Kraneix-o, outpointed Clyde'
i1iajt.tin. iMilau. Tex. ). j
New ork A I Hinder, New,
Vork. otitointed lirnaeio Keman s
dex, Philippine, i lu): Joe Seal-5
J f-ro. New Vork. oil! poifltevl Net'
f. lurk-ion. Great Hriinin, f l u ;
Mafrney, Philailelphia, ontpointed '
Johitny Helanfger. Canada. !)'
) lu.o-tille; Pee wee WiUon. Deiroit. I
' ouipO!iite,t T-rry Polh, Nrw York ,
til.
luliih. Minn. Chart 9'
Ikti. f nitulh. Knocked out
Andre
' Ctetent, Meiiro ily (1): A Kfr-U.
Png!K-i, lutlitth. knocked out
tew- Hfm. I'hiearu. fll: Mel
" l 'o Vma ii, I fuiul . Miet ir);t-
I4cteln. M. iMul. ;.
Kort iKMljce. la. Joe Pralen.
Ginuha. Neb., ,-rd If illy I.iifht. St.
! Pr.uL drew-. !); Ienny Ityan. St.
1 Paul, knocked out George PnTz.
Fort !Mf. (2. ,
I
a. My Sullivan.'
CedJr lt;ipfd.
' ft. Paul. outolntel Johnny Pui
: t.,n. d?ir Uapid.i. (16): Spuir
MyerJt, Chicago. deft-.Ttetl Jr- Hlv.
I ei. t'Har ltapbl.t !).
OREGON DROPS
FRIDAY GAME 1
TO HUSKIES
KEATTI V.. May 24 AP l"ni- '
vemty of Wu Filing ton tirhtetied i
itK hoUi on flmt place UtwUilt !
honors n tlte northern division of 1
the pa i iir (oaKt eonferenre here
)tXf nljy with ti i to y victory;
over tfreron. Hlackle N'evin. '
ltnky pitcher, not only he til ttie ;
VVetifeeiA ncor U i. hut drove in ;
fovr of hi team' five runs with i
two dout)hw and a single. The f
score:
Oregon ...... .... ft 3 5 ,
Wu-hinirion i $ j '
llloom and Gabilel; Kevins and '
Hrunnon, i
IHAIIO II EATEN" f
MOSCOW. Ida.. May 24 AP ;
I'l-iho'A tMSeball team took it;-;
thirteenth defeat in as many start
here yesterday, w hen Oregon State f
cine from behind and won. t to,
a. on Grayson's homer In the eiglith ;
tttninar. S-ore;
Oregon Stte
tdhu S t
HuultnithotiMr. N'ightingaile and '
Mark; Mt'Cdll, Sim us y. Lindsay j
:ind Price. i i
ANYWAY. HE'S WOI NPI.D
PUUICAVO. t're.. May 24 (AIM I
Joph h'hea, SI. porttand. w.i;
ill a liortpital tMy I'h thr-- :
ki.ite w.unds In his Utt nle ft- ;
towing an ultrrraihm ulth n 7T- ;
-ur-old man. John letstnke. '
IVSM-nkr denied Inflicting the i
wounds and Shea indicated he;,
would nut prosecute, police raid.
Th cava of the quarrel not
known, , x
AMERICAN WALKER CUP GOLFERS IN ENGLAND
Uembert of ti Amcncjn Wjrktr Cup tean n Enflana Before trie fnatcfte with Britixx poKerj
Ceft to r.s: Front raw-jinm, Johiutoa. Or. O. F. Willieg. Francti Outmet and Ceorae Von Elm.
s-r Btni UKKMrit. Sott, Jo. Oat Hoe a Ceorae Voigt. -
American Team
IVineTiHa-At
II IXIU X 1111 X&t
Auteuil, France;
I'TKIIU !-V.nce. May 24 (AP)
' ov inrmrn n i a iivth'2 n tcwi
- ...,7, T
and r-lifl'?erth Hyan raptured the
Preih h woirtn"t douhje. itnnt?
rhai.ipi jr,.f ip lod-iy.. def;i.tins
M id. 1 n.one Ma t h eu a ol M 'e.
Vretu- Itari.ier of rV.oce in .he
final at e-i.
The t'aiifvrnlac won the tltie
without f a tingle t.
Queen Keten. -fairJ ti:h one
o" the f:ney; rio!ih.i-. player it
the oorid. thus add-d a seeond
i'r enrb litle to 1 he ; n if 1 rni u
which whe U nw defending.
Mrar. Moody and Mi
I:vn
pL-iyed -innnrihle lennis. e-peci,ly
'n the MNrond set where HUn. for
bo flr t;me in her present xip-
r-arane in Krance. reached' top
form. - ;
Th Americans won. through
tneir own uirtor pLyinc. not
the fmUt or ert'int of tlKir ail-
verv?rie - '- - -'. -
A!tfto:trn H-ier hat eatured
Mr.Kley l"iyr eati y for. the (l;it
ful hitherto in double-, having jUeen
e;ninate. U;jtt yenr whon. ri"retl
ilh Kdith i'rw and the prevfouj
' " !""- j
in me ve.eran .imorntan who.
tux live) jr Erland for many
e;trj, yh- .fimnd a rf pfcrt-'
n-.-. A "ifLlwer of doMttlejf rourt.
lalir. the
;tinou e!plp . trike'
artii
-n Mn.Dff driving and wnmg
X"e.
Tne Amerk-ana received a arreat
ov-itjn a r- they -look the rourt at
wn.Dff driving and wningi',.
Ki.tuitd Grrr-s vtadimn aeainj
the em h Mars.
Attoui 2UMt ApertntorK were in
the jt:.'nU despite the erly hour
:in. thr)-ntenin wewther.
Ci ti Team Plain
At J?;
C
fit, tJiyin uuituuy :
I
Tl city Ktnployesi- UteKiIl '
:e.m. aufm'-niM by C. .foor- I ;
Thoo.pon an l J. p.. Gariry. will)
ro tt. Eitrin ton tor row ar.d plav (
the Klifin tf,n team at 2n o'clor k
in the ".-rn.-on, Mr. Garity will
t t eh. vn the city's rexulfir ratch-
r i unable to tnnke the trip.
Hid you hear of the bride who
ponoorn in the pancake o
the
wodld turn themelve.
GETTING DOWN
1 " ,vt
" 7 1 mWi.i;""2
4 y i
Jjvk Sharkey rests betwoen rounds, during his training grind at
Orangeburg. N. whore oo is preparing (or his hea-yweighl
championship bo ul with Mix tfchmeling of Germany,
;zr si. .3.
'.pairings for
r GOLF TOURNEY
ARE PREPARED
i Pairinf for- the- men's ladder
tournament play at the country
club. Sunday ave been announced
ax follow-
O. 11- Reynolds V..R. F. Mur
phy; 4", Bobnenkamp v. N. W.
"r--a: . E. Jjanzer vs. C. V. Bin
der; I- K. Kinzel v G. I Lari-
an l-red K. Kiddie vp. W. H. Reu
ter; W. C. Perkina v: John Thei
een; -iut Meyertf va. H. Zui-hrtck:
H. P. Matthew v. Jack Murphy;
K. Siesrwt vm. A. W. Nelson: H.
Bay .va. William - s?iri: A. J.
SanB? x. T. J. Scropein; Hai Boh
nenkamp. v. Itan Tanner; John
La rlon vs. A. Hodse; W. t Beck-
fc!l r-it A- R Wiitiltr- C ' XK U"i..
nock v. W. '. Gtitftison; Bud Rey
nold vJ Kred Spaeth H. .Hull
vs. Sherwood wnUajn; Ji. L- Smith
jts. J. Toole; W. William v. M.
Ktephen.fion; Jr. W. K. Kom vs. Dr.
Moore; F. Greulich vs. P. L. Iey
J. V. J-'arri'i vi. A. I Helnan
and E. McManu va. J
fellow. ' -.
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T. Long-
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League"
Standing
Ity lle Ao(Satr! Pres
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SpOft
Slants
by
Alan J.Gould
t Affam of love and war popu
,'larly are $uppoed to allow of me
i latitude. For that reason there
. w ill be no move to condemn Cadet
Christian hleener Cagle. uhoi
jtiatriaet- (n the uniner of I9.
revealed a month before he was
to get hi commission, forced his
mination from U"m Point. This
may lx- eflpecially so because Ex
Cadet. Ex-l-o CapUt in and
Er. All-America Carrie, despite his
unf eremonioust ouster, faces Rood
f)u.:ni--.s prospects as fooLfoill
co-tth and Ix-ml salesman.
The whole fncider. however, al
j together aside from its purely per
j fonat apecus. reprent a iMr-vere
j blow to Army athletic pride and
prestige aJ a 'line when Wtrt
Point bild fondly to a belief that
I". had the upper hand in any fur
. ther argument with Annapolis.
To appreciate just how severe
thL; blow i. it is neee.ry to re
call, briefiy. that one o? N".kvys
t-h.ef attacks upm Army at the
; lime of he break in relations' In
; I'jZT wjir Iwsetl on the charge that
; West Point recruit! star athletes
! having no -ieeial ambition to re
iiain in ll.e service' after their
r academy cureers.
' The Navy xinted to the foot-
lill star who left the Army iru
l c-d lately or within a few years
alter ending WVsi Point careers
Elmer tHiphnnt. John VAKwan.
; Eugene Vidal. Ed Garbiscb. Mori
r Spraue.
Thu-; th f-ae nf ViIe devJop.s.
further to ,ertkiarra:i Wesl. Point,
i first trecau of his unusual prom
' inence; jpectnd. lecaue of the
: ethical lue of his neotia:ions.
' Ions lefore pistt.te graduation.
I to m.ik coach intr and business
j connections in th south. even
: though these negotiations take on
! a different light in the interests
of a married man. Moreover, the
ttanquillity of mind amonj those
- bavin? West P(int-.s athletic des
tinies In hand is noi fiideil by the
kno ledge that f.itjle. under acad
emy rule, was ineligible durmj:
hi la-si two and most conspfctious
yenns on the foolhall f:e!d. . . .
i OnCsgUi's lehnl'. i! can always
1 be eitiphtjzt-d that the sreat rel
; head from Ixtuisiana did more to
! popularize West Point athletic,
J foo.hall. fill Army A. A. eftffers '
thn any other individual in the ;
I academy's history. Cagle's daring.
dazzling explous on the gridiron
i made him the greater drawing
card since
J.el Granee. Nver ;
sparim; hiin.!f. FCe,i (Kten ployed
: himself to a po.nt of exhausTion.
; Nor was he hm'lf a limelight'
; s.er4;e.-. West Point will recall as
one of the lin-st examples of
sportsmanship. Cagle's remark to
the Army quarterback when his
; signal was called on a goal line
play with Navy: "Harry Wilson's
i making the touchdow ns today."
j
In losing Cagie. Army regains
I tr-Hf M.iru lrrv VV'i.iu.t hn
t will go back to help coach the
Weal Point eleven this fall after
j lo years in the Hying service.
Hiff Jones once told , ine he re
garded Cagie as the mist insiine
j live ball-carrier he ha 1 ever
coached. Wilson the brainiest
; and must tnsplrinr to a team.
laight Korse Harry harassed
Navy in three years at Penn State.
four with the Armj'. Hi return
n.n a coach may le s.rnjficant of
, a. prospective revival tf iela:ions
between West Point and Annaxi!U
Pendleton Passes
Milk Ordinance
PENDEETON. Or.. May- 24
(AP) The city council has passed
.the milk ordinance regulating the
Inspection ff dairies furnishing
Pedlettn with milk. C. W. l.tiey,
, Pendleton, will bo employed as
itnilk Inspector. .
VO-KIT MGIIT CAMK
i.isvoi.:.-. ::V.'. Mr ,Ar)
,-iar:o!i f-TirinUrnn p:trhd
no-bu l iv
first vi(,o- o? eaj"'n
Sk
Uncoln drf.ilcir .Norfolk 13 to
no-hit same rjifhl tn 1ii;i-ba-lul!
undi-r -htrlc iiKliU.
OI.KKST fIW 1'I.AVKU
l:H.KIM. S. '" Hy M
A. J. Whwkr. who ln-li. vn hf
is the livins profiional
Sih l.irt!o-. Oo' "f hU
i-uKnl iit-iriorim i-w of a le""- I"
lt bti fcss i;.K;ir:i. of
falo hrat the Kc L-i'irs or .N--
Vork J" to 1".
Havana Ei-I'rwil'l'-nt IV-rno
of Maisi urrivm in llar.- airi r n.-. -n
H..i.,rtnr.- front l'..rt-Ait-
jl'rinr": niwt to vi?:t I'nil"!
Jitlil- and l-ranr-.
hill mnlij rhanrclL.r "! rilfht to
i.tue mfapon p-rnuij to t'tt.-
aim.-! at Ka-s. Uls an.l r- puWi-
cans.
BLUE MT. ICE CREAM
ine iesi in r.,Ltici u
"9c (Juai t, all day tomorrow SUNDAY
2 Ice 'ream Cones for 5c
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