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LA (JKANUE EVENING UBSKKVEK. LA GKANDE, OKE.
Thursday, May 29, 193Q
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I "NATURAL BRIDGE"
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On your Rtdlo Friday Nislit
Marry Seiliold Wins Sev
enth Victory of Season
for Huston Uraves.
Cam polo Named A 8 j
Max-Jack Alternate.
SECOND DIVISION-
CLUBS WIN TILTS
. NKW YORK. Muy : (Al') ,
llHEIVyWflKlU, ItllH tMH'H imineil !' j -p. ,1
.MjuiiKim w.iuHiD (lai.iin ui-! 1 ortlnnd Noses out Qak-
nltrrnnip for O... Mm HrhmellnK-1 lnJ Whilo RnfHo TiimiVic
v a . ililV k VV A- Yt kj
I'lldiiy N'lulK
N:im. K;v,
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Hearl Then come t the new
modeU ol our Natural B'kltfe
Arch Shorjl "Good to the
loot... Good to the eye. ..
Good to the poclrtlxxill"
NATURAL BRIDGE
ARCH SHOES
HILLS
Itv iiiikU s. I'Miiomm
(AMm'tud-d Pre SitrlH Writer)
The. rtnrenl nei furmtinee of
Mntt'V Hcllmlil, veletuli hiielier orj
the Itosiun Hrave. in tme of I he
inwl 'mmiilnn thing In N
. tiuna' leaxue idnitttfle. Hark In
Mho day when W:i!uiiKtvin lutd a
vr f idlehera tunned Niek Alt
i im k and Al Heluioi and a young
lift bunded hnrler iipiered on
Mitt MinIoh 1t0 Ht- rtwder m O.
Ituth iiiul whn (nldered a uod
.uotiuh hut. -.mini tii npi'car lit u
, world NH'iea jettme :m a iitneti bit
let', -tieI, tn till WUK U ti'Kltltir
hinder Willi tin- I'hltnde ldila
t At'Uetle". 1
j A del Mtu )KO HellmM dlttlp
f juvm-il into tin' minor league
: mid Wtle inure wan heard of Itlnt
Mllllt III M';iri'il ul the top of
it. hiii'riHitt.in:it IfMgut li-t- with
. Ut i!hw. In I lr. Thr 'IiIcajiq
i i'mIw. fiilU'tt him In Imiii lliclf
t:iim to ttv tiM t r:0 ins ituUi-lal
' ,:! r.tn. Huh t th Hihvm, Sri
: t oia IwmI it Intr m'aii Ut yr,
'ttioln 12 Miiu'.i fni li-tiii( n,
ltit ti iy iut until tho fitirt n(
ih. t:1i ci ihnt ! rcntly Im-
i: in vs-iinr out.
Wliw sim tut r Mm
'( mi' In n iuit ouiy two
Jm'K hhnrkfy tit hunt til tl
Vtilikro StiullmiK June 12. In thi
HJ-rnumt tintrinal Arthur f
null. 1 1 it Hun Hlnnt. IH to inon
WolH't. (hl, uf Kaninn t'liy.
Sacramento Team.
Otto Von Porat
. Blasts Gajmon
ItV ItlM A rfM'lltllMl l'roM
i Jiirt to thv Unit the throe prf
'. int tnp-nott'hoi-j In the roimt
; IftiKiio chi) nut tt Ion sure of them
t)i'lveM. thrt Kocond tllvlnion cluhs
Sport
Slants
; Alanj.Qould
Anions voiei'un horsemen, talk
I VfcU:er. "I hftd Harry 'out' In j Kiviut on down to Connolly. Kir-youth how young people live and
thy HtH-ond round but he fouled, by. I'm and Leriiiond. Bill -Me- learn In America Ih the task of an
I ii:e and reoovei lie had me .
j roIhv In tht- fourteenth hut I .
', ir.nnuK'ed to ntick. You ft now. ;
J ui lei ard, met nnd hail it bftf
i tjter.Hruk toother at the sumo tav-,
j em and talked tt all ovor. 1 ,
I thtiik wo had a hit o; respect fur i
cuch niliei." j
J That eveninjr. by a coincidence, j
I Va!!.er niiddenly found himself j
, in the thick of another knock- j
ilown-and-diair-out battle, with a
': MltiKtltute upponeut. I'aul 8whler-
j .-kl. in 'the annual Derby eve list to j
a I ml . . w na i mo! oi me uoj m
Kni;. IV nn (-ouhbirwre. Is Om: of American teacher, liirdenna L,. io-
ihe hei in college now .and just wan," of San Krancipco. She 'was -thr.
oliier day an Alltniown,; la.. invited to Germany hnause of the
M-houliMiv. I-rank Crowley, dash- .demand in the scnoois to learn
ed the distance In 4:21 2-5 for a
.oim!V inteisi-hol.islic record. ;
more about the United States.
Hats should he thy same shade
as frocks. Other than that I'aris
Tells Germans of I". S.
REKMX AV) To tell German -puts no restrictions.
Anaoaiicing New Service
smacked them yesterday, the work ! of !iitxn 1 lias always! xpected lo be a waltz turned out
of the pitchers of the Indian ami ! ,hlr roniention that the
Heavers belim particularly notable. ; "nl' hi,,fc necessary was to s:ick
fIV rnirnn'Tll fourth Kame scheduled, be- ! u tiu u back and let the
10 IIIC VtinVlSitween the Seals and Stain - was! tiper-horse run. Man O War.
- . rained out. - tM-v hi- over" every rival
OMltUCO. Atav "y ivl'i otto caul SCaluuser. of Seattle, held ,,1U' inmun tae sneer
von I 'unit, long rblicnlet) as a
IlKhihiK mail without a real FiKht
Inv heart, has bounded back as
on of ttie oiilstaiidluir eandhlateH
lor Die heuvyn tin lit box in
etiHinpluioihlp,
Tht niivular N'orneKlan regain
ed his standlui; uud roinnie tetv
h.tii.t tii. u.,n.i,,.ri...i t-..i.tn..u.l i no .-Nonnrrners. i1
m M I'hi-wu mi,..ii ii .it.i I CluMerrielil "On ; '-eve. has developc.l invincible
by halterln Jack (laifnon, knock ! Oakland remained In a position lendeneles as n three-year-old
uiii comiueror of Tuliy Drifritti, i l4!t "1,n alf a name behind the j chiefly because- a c;:mplete re
in il.. im.iv.ik urim- ki .i-i.i,1!SacH by loslnir to Portland, & In (, spouse to the riding skill of Kurl
rounds. . birjrely its a result of the hurling 'lt,t'
The knockout victory wuh lir-1 Chesterfield, Heaver mounds- j Vrib. is not unprectslentcd on
h,.iw )h(. k.o.i imnr.i iiiniH.i t ninn. and tho home run of .Ken (the turf by any nuans. Trainers
in by von .ral since his Invasion
tho Senators In check except for; ll"d "biluy to ko the mutes
some difficulties In the third inn-! t"'r Ihuu any other Iiuim of his
Intc, ami his teammates overcame I "
an early Sacnimento lead. plllnV ! tit h is a horse of an.
up a total of 14 runs to the Sacs' ' dht color tnul teiiiperaniciit.
4. Dutch Holland's home run In I A iod. but not incut two-year-tho
midst of a five-run spuit In ' uW' winiK-L- twice in seen lacts
ihf elKhlh einched the contest for unplaced only once, the son
of Sir Galahad III. horsemen be-
to be a terrific battle. Hoth fro
ouently w re on tho floor and
Walker, saved early by a iotous
three-nijnute Inicrruptioh, finally
went on tt win through hh sheer
bulluo,. mi.
Siunev: here, well-laid , plans
wen; a sin;;,-, fur Wolker. uft" his
guard ce-mpii dy, h.id finished !
I raining for the imut by playing
the ponies for two duys at
Churchill Downs, getting a mani
cure ami t a I; lug it easy around
the hotel lobbies.
Tho Kast may not be so con
sistent in garnerintf sprint honors
bat it has a habit of developing
skill or Kurl most of the country's best mile
runners, from Jones, Til be-r antl
itf Ano-rlr.a, Aiming heavy t ight
hand eina.ihen ski lit ally at hi:
fast hinvltitf taryret, the big Noise
Williams with two on In the fourth.
I'lerson, who started for the Oaks, j
was withdrawn in the second and!
. ; supplanted by Dumovlch.
often find l heir charges doing
better for om ruler than another.
Horsey, they say. are human tit
their likes. dUiikes and fancies.
Inan ti a, relentless In his at- 1 w M,SSV ,s Inrr pucnen. . . ..e, i oo ny i.-y
aim proioeo oy an opporiune nuir- ; i otn m- i"r anotner.
HANSKN M ISS
MATCH tVITIl
l titi'k it Iim itmt li.ttttt ((..n.il'iil lit
a int hs obi. Si lbold h pltrhl i nvlour flghls. Six t linen, he gt'r to keep tho Angels In third ' And so It s ei; that tkillant I'ox
r.tlr.l it.u ii.,i..H k..o. It,.ru li., Piaee, wtiimiii; " aim. 1"rM11-" . .un
put him lot ii and out for the
count. The mom courageous
Oajenon bec-ame' In the face of the
l( VV; i. i-'l-r- immo-ine lea
j , tit 14V4 liilsLl ;aine to phty this
pbde i(.iiiii'a and h.ts in
,m'U or them, H hto not. yt
been i moved (mm the hllk Tnk
luK hi" rompleie lurn every five
o.-siK O-iys ww n ....!, hertvy iittnck.--tho more ? f uriutt?
j;v ,vr.;RmrvM m w. . jpmi . Pirrire of punches.
l Heht the I'hlllies to tlx hlt imrwefirhhuc hi- rival If 1-4
.,vii)il' unit hi NfVfHlh l - . ...
. . . . ivmuoi, . ion -1 -rai s Mrmn iei . 1 -i , ,
o h a lo I eire in Hie U hl firM riiu.rt h.fWtia onem-to nng in ine ,iyu
floored Oatrrton
lint tmmo the leaum have been
for counts of
' etvltt ultil nln wlrlt terrlfle
SHtu-hl ivung rirai mt riuj- , punchtu to Hie head and body, i
mil ir ir.imum. u.. . i w . i
Hert Cole, the lleds first hurler.
was -hit for three runs In the sec
ond Inning and was replaced by
Caster. The latter went out lor Ted
t'lllette. ,viiu.vas lit the ciiue In
'the, tfUhUv vhtn Kuny llnfft Mis
sion, left: fielder, hrtgeer a homer
' Hv repeated hi
'1 'OUT! A V. I. Ore... M iv ittL' honors la the
- lUtlj IMvtards. K:tns; Waiter Stewurt of the St. !--juI!
C., huu;he: ivitiei. iamcan for Drown, trailed rncht along be
hi,. l;utulUle ' :oM!!ock, lost to t.imt htiu yestrrday. completing
CO ti le) ll Mv eii, Seattle. Ml hi . eUfhih tintest In ten gamee
Ion? hero la. t night, In a rmmh , with a S to I Meiory ovr the le
Oiii i h, Kait'. 'v wow the ti : tail tud". VWvm. Stewart ato has
vvlia iHwly stain In 24 minute won seven xotues but has been
t. woir, t;dwarts got nis de'eattd tnrMr timtet. ' ftbly would draw a
worMttK nud Tho Chieiino 4uli moved up to . wr outl,lt,r crowd.
and winning runs.
IVisixi MUi Dot Cnlns
Sjin Kranclsco regained a half
kiuokdowns.i,"u r; k . i .i ,V.
In the tth tirfore he rit.alty fin
Khed hl opponent.
on lVral Iniprejwive victory
prolMbly blasted whatever
.Idle while the three leaders were
; losing, but was tied in standing by
. Mho Missions due to the In Iters
i chHiice- lie had of petting a nuvtch
with Griffith, a match that prob
irtvnk two and n half games out of
(first place. With the first portion
knuckle heatlluck
hi. liking
l aical ible so far. tht coiubiu
atioii hat. u good running start ;
tuwaid . etiitalliu1; the ccnrl of '
Sir Marlon, which won the I'reak-j
nesy. Derby. Withers and Ib l- j
mont Stake? In IM9. Man i "
War. in u;a. swept through all!
thest classics but th lerb. for !
w hieh the super-hor.e w as not
eneeid. 'ikillant IV. will run in
the Withers May 21 and the iM
moni Juno
The day before the Derby at
l.ctii. ille. I tolked w ith Mickey
Walker about bis great slagging
match with the lute Han-- Greb '
at tht- . I'oto Grounds in lii.
when for 15 round? these two
Ih It ed each other all o e r the
Inrge imbmr h h (f uvvr ivrtUind appears
bat it abut . . . w .
louU the next tut; la minute. S an almost s.tfe place In the N-1 ulace! him la line for htttr. u V y 1 P-uee.
; gume. The stadium nwtchmaker ' h , . ; 'h-1- Wils as hard n. fiht as I
hoot for himt .. f I .. t var.ous t:n:
with the winner of the Jack. Shar- f
I key-Mav S-hmellng fig hi fur the (XlkIantJ
Uds. He hU sylU was a ttenal JeKiie ".si division by!
Dve for nil wtth the referee ad winning the remaining content of!
tf crowd pi.tU dtvttnu', Doth the throe which sutvlvvd the rtin 1
vvvMtert Utl their- (Uts Ifeetv. t and cold yen-etday. Dy defeating
bui n- KMe-e dcclbd IMward- 1 'e ClnclniMtl HeIs. i t the;
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-GOOD SKUVICK QCICK9
t'xWvded the bail! , and awaiK-t
t ho ttM(c a to 1 1 a ae n, I M w a 'At a
s,ihik a" c he: WtV the ietee
ttt mie-t,1 iNdteetuen. y pert a
t.wk. ud others pibsl into the ring.
Uauy Demcitnl b-at NVts Jvp
pMi. uv out vf three taU in the
I vvKmtiuuy.
Cut-.-N'ew
made their margin, over the
York Giants full game.
heavy w right crow n.
t i...er
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both out on our fe't." said
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Pendleton Walla Walla Lewlston
Spokane Yakima Ben4 Portland
Baker Boise Twin FallsPocatello
Salt Lake City
3 Trips Daily to Pendleton nnd Way Points.
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3 Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Way Points.
" 1. Thru Daily Service to Weiser, Ontario, Boise.Twin .
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t.. retprenients of our raccera
hiyh cornpressica rnotors.
It is refined by an electrically coctrolle-J,
secret retninr process tiut assures
a urtirbrm hi ch H-v ith tnici
raai ciiance of human error.
3S Rigid Tests
la a-i:ioa to this positive rstinir.g cca-
troL MOTOXiTE ts sbitfcred to 53
rpecicc checks cr analyses berbre :t
reaches the crankcase of your high
cotarressicj c -
200 Extr. MILES
There is r.o oil cuits hie MOTOSiTE. Tst$
in srxrrdard cukes of aiitociotiles prove ;ha:
you cart easily cet .CO extra cities C-t of a
crickets f-lL Tr.cs with MOTOS.ITE rou
crai.T a: ICO dies farther than tea have been
ia the hoKc cfdoiT-f.
Secure MOTO?-ITE at ay L"X.OX
OU COMPANY servke sration, cr
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