La Grande evening observer., June 05, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Thursday, June 5, 1930
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
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1SCHMELING WILL
WIN HE BELIEVES
THE GREATEST
(DiSD:
Big Scores In
Ma jor Leagues
On Wednesday
ORTMAN PITCHES
BEAVERS TO WIN
German Heavyweight in, -
o , .. !
aiipei M IsUIHIlllUU iUl
j r ight With Sharkey.
EVER STAGED IN
EASTERN OREGON
MARVELOUS
SUPERVALUES
GIGANTIC
BAR-GAINS
H
AND FOLKS
AT THE BIG SALE AT
I HILLS DEPT. STORE
I lie Kilwnnt J. SfH
I ( Apnculed pre. Sport Writer)
KXIUrofTT, N. Y.. Juno S (AIM
' Max Sifffrid Adolph (Itlo Srhmcl
inu l ;tn nKKl"t? youiiK man
without a complex, lnhlltiilon or
' -Ikm of unruly temperament to hint
. lemtthy mime.
An ho nil it in I ho living room of
hi well jfunrded coti:me, iituyintc
over and over (lennan phmioicraph
rnronlK ho dieut even talk a
K'i'Hl flRlil. Vi't oue week from
tomorrow niKht In the Ytinkee
Mtudium. tit Ik 2 4-yer-old Teuton
who haa urn led the heavy weiKht
height In two fhurt, years, will
1 hut tit Jack Hharkey fur the high
est priie fit ittiin has to offer. H
will right the best he known how.
rannlly. caret ully. evenly hut ut n
terrific pare, anil if hi he U not
i enoiiKh well, he U Mill 24 year
' old and Hfe even in lisi'.c wnw1
mill lead Inn it before him. Mn
may luse I i a hetter man. He
frankly admits that viuy happen,
hut he. doesn't think that man U
Sharkey.
Siiitrrh Condition
; Colored nit Indian brown hy the
1 nun in his outdoor workouts, the
young Orniiiu Is a pirture of mi
perh condition h h lolls in hit.
ntfy oiair. happy to talk of fight
' in hU ha It in Kng lih literally
sprinkled with Herman phraen
when the subject set complicated
and thoughts come too mt. Hi
hiith cheek hone, shairiry bluck
' t-ye hrtiws, deep color, und anima
tion leave an Indelible- imprewtion
of Jack lumpsey when the old
man -mauler u eiyht-d 17 pound
and Kut eager to tear the world
p.trt with his iron fi.ts.
j "l hope I bent Sharkey." he
raid with a mi! and a wave of
both hand?. 'I do not know. No
one k!iou.. f l gtt my chance. 1
w in. If not 1 lost."
Alnot a lVtulUt
To Sehmeiins. almot a fatalist
in hlr attitude towanl the coming:
contest for ringdom'N higliMi
stakes', this statement rover the
entire, situation. By "chance."
which h pronounce 'heiiks,"
Schmelinv means the t.peuiiiK or j i ht iea,imK Philadelphia Athict-
Ity HtiSh S. I'll lie rum Jr.
,rcialed Press Sport Writer)
lan How ley, manager of thei
Cincinnati Kedv. ha lecom one!
of the It-.idiuif experimenter f '
the National league as well as
one of its leading traders, and he.
has proKctx of good results if 1
he rrin mold the matt-rial ho now (
ha hit it a co-ordinated baseball ;
team.
The llcds. uk they are- now. ;
te in to have everything hut the ,
ability to make ihoir hits count, j
They get plenty of blows, $4 of !
them in their lact neveii games, '
and freiuently have gMd pitch -
liih' to go Willi them, hut they ise i
the cliMt dt-cixhui and game in j
which they have the best of the)
hit! ill'. j
How toy hook up his lineup j
again yesterday, putting Pat ("mw-i
lord in the lineup and making j
Hoik MetiKil lead oft. The result
wa jood enough to produce 1 A
ulid hitti hut not a victory. Their!
opponent, the. New York Giant. ;
got hut 12 blow, but fcix of them j
came in mici-ewdon from the' first .
six batsmen in the opening inn- j
inj.- and started the Giants off to)
a 6-1 lead and an H to S victnr)'- ;
Oilw Will 18 to in ' j
The hit total made by the Itcdsl
and Gi til, big as they were, ap-
pea red small when the Chicago i
Cub gut into action and they
trounced the rloMon It rave, IS to
lo. The Cul hit ru time for 34 1
base. ) eitlng six doutde. a triple i
and two homer.
Thi Cui finLsheil only two
trained behind Hrooklyn as thv i
Itohtn literally threw away a ;
gume to the IMuhurgh Pirates by j
a 12 to 6 core. The Itohins niadej
eiglit errors, mom of then on bad ,
throw, and neiirly every hohhb 1
nie:nt a Pittsburgh run. This re-j
null left (he Pirates onb; a game i
tiehtnd the St. Iiuis Canlinals, i
ho lost the day onl- mound '
duel In' the National league u-
Philadelphia. 2 to 1. Hay tienge
gavo the Cnrd only four bits. '
Chick Hafey'n hnmer bringing the'
one run. '
ThA An erica n league re verse J 1
the pnM-etlui'e of (! elder riv-.i! i
compleiely and irodncH fnur I
tight ) tattle, three of them going
ten inning apiece, ami left the ;
position. of the leader- unalten-!. I
League Leading Club
Turned Back 6 to 4 by
Portland Nine.
5ituation that will give him the
upper hand and pave the way to
vtritf. TV; break may come
hi, way r they may go to Sharkey.
tci neat out mo j!. i.uuis iiruwns.
4 to 3. j
Washington, in second place,
fvore.l three run In the tenth. to
leat out the IMtroit Tigers. 1 1 to S.
"If Sharker wins 1 congratiit.j The Cleveland Indians and New
.Ue him. Ttie. same way I would ; York Yankees remained in third
congratulate myself if I win. Hut 1 and 'ourth pkicen n-spectively. the
V.y TUv AK-iatc.l Prr-
Tbt Peril, ind Heavers, having
Jdiowcd awaki tin,- nign In the
OakLmd .erh.i. continued to worry
Ihi coast leaders yeMerduy by
downing Sacmniento, C to 4, In
the f!i-t g:mi the" weather man
hui- allowed the ftics lo play in
four das, (!tinaii, one tit the
ib-a veo.' most successfut hurlers,
ha! the Sonati'iv. well in balnl ex
cept fur a homer knocked by rt;iy
liohwir in the .cond with two
men oa ! a f a ml the 1 tea vers
wen lUAtr he.'uled. Smith nnd
Hty.in w orked on the mound for
Sao ;t:oe::to w ithmit avail.
I jot Angebs tea! 4 its hold on
second place moie sun by win
iiiiii its .second auwiwiv game
fi-om Hollywood. I ! 3. The Stars
almost broke their e;ght game
losing i;treak by a. thr-e run rally
iri the lirsi of :h ninth lhat tied
the count at 3 all. hut got their
ninth straight defeat when Scve
reid allowed two iuUs which wer
&nod for an Ansel run. ILillou
Hot it-) Hollywtiad to fiur hits
until ho left the hill in their ninth
utuinw rally. items' relieved by
itarfm.t.
thil.x littun Seattle
Carl Xaiiiloch's Oak go: tinsl
of Iteiug buffeted around by soc
ond division cUil-s yesterday, and
hi eke up n pitcher's duel in the
eight a I j down Seattle. 12 to 3.
Tiie victory brought Oakland up
into a tie for third place with San
cram-isco, wiilcti lost to the Miss-ions
in a hard fought affair. T :o
. After 'watching- :Ju HchIs roll up
a T to J leatl in the tirst ix inn
in, the Seals knocked l?ert Clt
Out of the box to score four in the
seventh, and cot another off Ted
Pill:: in eighth tt f.e th?
ivore. They were disappointed,
however, in the l;ist period when
.Monroe and I Jos niters? clouted
two doubles f?r the winning- tally.
.ii.sioti wiiintng- to 7.
At Portland:
P.. H. i:.
Sacramento 4 N 0
Portland 6 lit n
Ibitterses: Tl.oin:-. I try ant and
Koehler. Wins; Ortman and Palm.
At l.o Angeles:
n. h. v.
Hollywood 3 S i
lajc. Angeleit 4 S 1
lUitiei-ieai: Shellenbnck and
Hastier. 'ook. Severeid: P.ailoU.
Ihirfoot anl Hnnn.ih.
,m Seattle:
n. if. e.
Oakland 12 1 I
Seattle -3 7 2
It.itterus: Andreus and 1 .mil
liard i: Ilt.ue and Uorreani.
Al San 1-V.uu ist o:
JS. H- R
Mis-.-iioin; S 14 1
San K..rncisco T 14 0
P.att- ries: Cole, Pil', tte and
irofni:inu: Zinn and Gaston.
uppWrcut TO
EDWARDS' CHIN
CALLED FOUL
State College
! Places Second
I In North League
j ORHGOX STATU rOIJ.KOE. '
Vnrvaliis. June 5 Hy vinlilnK 11
Ot tllf 16 -rnnfiTHie snnics pl:iy
' th-(iroson Stut- varsity b.isi-
mini rapturf.l nn-oml plare
lit lh- nnrtlurn illvlsiun of Hip
j l'ai-If io cwst rimferniice. Thoy
won all si of ihe non-confpronc"
. eanies iilaywl. l-nlvemiy '
., Washington wm tho ihampinii
nf tin- leastie with in win anil
! lhr lofcs. Two nf AS'anhlnK
Iton s- camos with Idaho nnil one
!with Or.-i.-rin wro I'alliil. off
' aroonnt of rain.
j lloro arc tho conference stanil-
Inss:
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LOS ANGELES
:'fiif:
POPTINIi. ore., June 5 (AP)
A right, uppercut to the -bin
end! last night's so-called grudge
n resiling: match . between Hilly
ICdwanN. Kansas City biittdvr.
ami TtHl l hye. Portland, w hen
Keferee Che: Wiles awarded t.ie
decision to KMuarils on a foul. The
foul ended a match featured by
rough uicti'S and which caused a
near riot just before Thye landed
the blow that ended it. Policemen
in numbers, spectators, referee
and wrestlers all participated in
the melee. The w restlers , wnl
through the ropes taking the ref
eree with them. Kd wards gained
his feet first and jumped on Thye.
landing on his body and face.
Kingsiders then jumped Into the
rins: and took pokes n Kd wards,
some landing. Police finally re-
, stored order and cleared the ring.
; I M wards won The first fall in $
; minutes, -i j seconds w ith his
j knuckle head lock. Thye took the
i second in minute 3 seconds
,' with a whip wrisilock. The best
wrtstling of the evening was put j
on by Abe Coleman. Jewish light (
j heavyweight from New York, and i
! IfariT 1 emelr" I. Chicago. Cole- 1
! nrtn winning vo .straight falls'
f with a. head tackle similar to the
j one used by Ous Sonnenberg. In .
j the fourth and fifth rounds.
1 !
Atitontntiil.- aNsiKintions estimate '
11 western slat'.i will receive
; $1 r.eeit.ii"ii in inereaiieil roail'
; l.tiiMinj.' funds as the result of r
Icviii congressional legislation.
, Washington
i Oregon State
Oregon
iwishington Statu
' Idaho
W. I.
10 .1
11 n
S 7
S 8
0 U
IVt.
.7 r.u
.ess
.5.1S
..on
Results of the season are:
Willamette 3. O. S. r. "..
Willamette 7, O. S. f. S
Columbia 3. o. S. ". -1
Columbia n. O. S. C. .
Pacific il, O. S. C. 17
Pacific 1. O. S. C. 12 '
Oregon 1. O. S. C. 5
Washington State, 4. O. S. C. C
Washington Slate .1. ). S. C. 4
Idaho 3. O. S. C. 13
Idaho 2. O. S. C. 4
Washington 0, O. S. C. fl
Washington 4. O. S. . 3
Washington 5. O. S. C. 1 .
Washington 5. O. S. t'. i 1
Idaho 1. O. S. C. 14
Washington State 4. O. S. C. 3
Washington state 3. O. S. c. Ji
Idaho 5. O. S. C. 0
. Oregon 1. O. S. C."l
Oregon 4. o. S .C. 6
Oregon S. O. S. C. 3
Convenience
Comfort a Hospitality
You will appreciate the excellent
service and moderate rates. The
city's most centrally located hotel.
One block from Pershing Square
convenient to all leading shops,
theatres, financial institutions and
electric depots for all resorts.
Garage adjoining.
All Outiidf Roomi Kach With Baih
o-ir ivrtm :i. II
T'tTU I'Mitrfl - V-1. H. i
Vnexerlled FoodFriendty Ptlcti
Fhank Simpsok, Jr., Ditttior
Hotel Savy
Sixth a Grand
BadBreath?
8!il!i
Every Stomach.
Sufferer Has It
l.otii-iuna has 57 25? cattle in
2.s.",4 herds under tuberculin bst
nperviinn.
rBM lili'!iilii'ii biil. Hi'l I il li I' . !
(c.re.c:t:s -iiTj
Peacock
Coal
Less Soot
Fewer Ashes
No Clinkers-
MORE HEAT
It makes a quick
hot fire
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
PHONE MAIM 7.H.
"good srcitvrcE quick"
lennis Court
'To Be Operated
i.
wh shoultt I lo.ieT" lie asked.
"Sharkey is a good boxer, yes?
He hits, punches gmd with left
hand, ni; well, mayb 1 make him
disrour.-ed if he can't bit nit
with "his best punch. That is im-rrtant.
Xo Ilaht IMan
ami r...iue m'(io1 pkiTers Mtarkey. In my truuimjj camp I
i i j . . .
ii.tt.-n mi-, year as lottnws: sen
-"" ;.iue .--no.ti payers MtarKcy. in my
r.acn ntemtver paymjf dues have " kirti(iC ivarlnfr. 1 jix'ht
I III iri rv CnmmAM rrcriv n marr Key admitiinff the.u all. They have different
UUrillg iUUIIirnCr! hlM1 lho whenever he de- style No matter what si vie
j sir,'s ly- , ' i Sharkey fUht.-. I nm ready fur
ThH municipal tennlt court, r- I This system of due ac'Ordinir him
centl aoiulrvd from the ! Mo Mr. Crrwn, is neces-mry this year "Sharkey is a rood boxer, yes?,
(mint Tennis club, will he In! a. there was no item in the it) Th1' 1 can't hit a K-"d lt'x- !
ch.iwe of a commute of three city budget for maintenance of ten- r lln iy riht hand. They uy
.-ppointfsl by C'hy Manacer V. t i nut cxiun.-. letter some other jvj- ' '' lefend ajfuinst my rigtit
Or-w durlnic the summer, tt wa i tern may be- adopted. a' ith hi left .tiui i
nnnounred tM!ay. The committer j - I never hit hint. That ijj foolish-
members are Hnrvey farter, j Kaeh Saturday niorninj; ilunnj; nes.., ,
liohert t)eterl(nsr and lolph SiP-j nrnmer from ) I.. 1! o'clock. nxtrt nunrn M m wml. !
sHrt. Jthert will bo a free perb.d for , hue. no? When he punch al me
. iiraue !Vhmi !ttudentts who wish to ,-... ,t- h ... . .
Court, are now Win,- impmved. Uearn the Kan,e. They will be In .s lhat he leavl lln
fence,, are hrlne Rimini, fountain charce of Mr Carter f does that br J- nn ope,,.
will be addisl and locks ar to be I An open tournament heinr MMnrh- Tnen 1 w 1,1 lniTt Sharkey,
wui for the t nt memhetx. planl and there may be several Mav,,,i my "benks come then."
In onler to take care of part of i uradn nchid and hish whuol I " " '
viclim of iipM-tn. The Yankee-
dropke an S to T decision to the
hicjp(i White Sox as Johmiy
Kerr follotte.1 the example set for'
htm a few imiinjr? earlier hy iv.ihe -ltuth
and won the game with a
home run nfter two were out in
the tenth inning. The Itabe hart '
tiel the count in the seventh wliVr
hits ehthtenth homer of the yi-ar. '
Kl Morri of the ItOMon Hetl Sox
pitneii Itetter In the Ion-- run than
Willi Hudiin of Cleveland it nil
jra ve H c t o n a i to 4 v i c 1 1 ry irt
anttther ten inninjr duel.
League
Standing
Uy 1 Ur -VvcialcI Tros .
the maintenance cost, dues , will b meet.
j JONKJi lUTAINS TITI.r.
: j SAI.KM. re.. June & t.l
l", Henry Jones, of Provo. I'tah. re-
I COUNTb-
FRESHNESS f ;f
turned hi u elterw etjchl wrest line
3 champbmAhip WwinfMtny nibt
30jben he defeatrd I e Anderson
COUXTHYSIDE
FRESHNESS
TROM the Sun to you . . with our
wives as intermediary . . loiimis,
full-flax ored milk . . estly luittemiilk
. . lordly cream . . ci-eamy hut lei . .
lich collaRe cheese . . perfect eirss.
Ulue Mountain Milk. Cream and Hut
ter iil-w I coco Krrs used at the
Obserxer ( ookini; ShiHl by Mii. McLean.
P'M
tt,
BLUE MOUNTAIN
CREAMERY
took the flrt fall iu minutex
w It ri a crs H-k ho hi. with An
denntn cntinic tck to take the
M-tHnd th an arm stretch in M
O minutes. The deriding full nt
to Jorifs In short onler when he
O j clatupt-d on a reverse Jarktnene
0 arm. tnr after lo minuter
o 1 -
Camera To Meet
Christner Tonight
PrrriiOlT. June $ (AIM Prima
Oarner-i, ho hadn't tevn able to
l:nd anynt his !; to "pick on."
ii! enter the rins tonitht in
0 I rhyd Mltjiunon' aren At the
O j tnm fair rrrt)d with K. .
i hr;tner. The Akron. thi-. rh
l.er man." the n,at fo A idatV
opitonrnt h has rncunterx in
0 ( ni- t-'nc American fitic tour.
0 hmmer kent h feel In Ksit
ilh iOm OT the ie-l hea y
eticbis and the IkmH tonitht may
provide a check on the actual p-.-
i i-nxiic
' W. I.. Pet.
js.cramento S3
! l-OS Anteie 22 1'4 .631
j Sun Krani-Lseu 32 r? .Uit
tXaktand 32 2T
' SH-siuns SI ,S34
j Hollywood 2 IS .41
' Se.utte ,V 23 .J?!
Port land 22 3i .3x
I Nat M-iwi 1 1 rasttr
w. l- j;t.
; Hnkiyn , 2? 1 .62..
j t'hicaso 2C I? .its
! ST. 24 21 .$33
j P'ttsburph 21 2 .SI
' New York 21 22 .4sS
j tiiHinnati IS 2i .41?
' Pniladelphia 14 21 -3S
AiiMHt-au l.cano
: w. u Pet.
Philadelphia ; 14
V.thlntrton 2 15
( ("seOeland 2i 1 ,6S
Xw York 23 1 .54S
' htrajro it 24 .4 IS
; lV:ro:t . . IS Z" .4m
S:. 1jui IT 2i .3S
j ItoMot; 14 ; L32
PUVNTV, TOO CAX TARK
OX THAT MtHHsll T VX
KtHHKSTKU. Minn. iAP)
Tannins in humnn hins con
sidered to conie fnim ultra-violet
r.iys. but other lsht my can caiiM
similar result. in plants.
Tanninjc in leave is d-f:rjs by
CHa rle S hed rd and A . Vr.i nce
Johnon of the Mayo Foundation in
pumn o, ine na-; tion ,or Advancement of Sci
ta n giant. inre a a darkening ,,
It can come, t h y wy. either
r- O r from tiitrj-vjole: ry or frm in-
iwng of opain is : f-rfi thit :k hMt rJl?i.v,im.
Champion With Gun M
0 i
0 ,
!
oi MAPKllr June (API Kmc
VOXVTIC OVMP VvS UPI.W
SOl'OWT RY V. V X VY
Aiionto. many time crowned WASHIXOTOX CAP) The n.w
chumpton 'rap hxr of Stin. al oh?rvatrr if holsir.s f4r a way
t equally killfut lh titte, rf-t r!ar iwiJinw fMtn a maenrtii-
0 olvr t-r hoticun. at stili or mov- ;comna.
Oi in nwri. j A n,,ty jh-p of a-.y .-; have
Qi The sjitery a,iy bt heat i'.y Mh iryr and mstsfric r.irw.
0 1 n the kirx. not nifrrh out ot i The e.vro cvmi-As a'.a- accu
0:curtr but becauw- he j almost ratety Ioca!a the nrth p. I..- and
I a mt im, r in wsy conjpany, practical "rpea:ec " bav been
OjArd takers are h.ird to find f r ' Jeveloet to transm.t read rc.
0jl?it' Mn.t n-avn. j One the n-sacneiw conp.ifj is
o! ; installed it faaiht be moved with-
gi f M KI. STGIT PKKIT out re-dju!.tmen!. Me:,i! affevrt it
0, SAI.KM. Ort June (API ;readinjt'.
OiTh paMtc mce ctmmiioti to-
e;d.w catv:!rl the eperatms frtnit Jdick IVmiwy. former champion.
0 t the Urooln stAgt-a of t rrrt'n. pick Max Schmeiitre io Ufwt
; In. The liner have Seen operatJck Sharkey in iheir perNms bat
O nc Set ween Oron as4 CaliforttLv 'lie for the heavyweiRht t:tie. f -o,Ueeefs:iy
it cease epera.tioi for 24 icordnc I WUiim P. Crey. pret
jhar wttheot netifyiiuc tb com- j dec cf Midtsoa juar Card a
muoiott, w hj fit M Kiitu rtfc b. Corpxriioa,
Ml
MRS;
MANAGER
-IN THE KITCHEN
You can have delicious foods and still
have time for your family or your
guests as Mrs. McLean suggests at the
Observer Cooking School. Do the neces
sary things but don't waste lime with
unnecessary baking.
. McLEAN IS A GOOD
AS WELL AS A GOOD COOK
She says: "Make your time in the kitchen count plan it
carefully. I especially recommend such time saving as us
ing McWilliams Butternut Bread far more economical
than home baking and always pure and delicious."
LET US BAKE YOUR BREAD
AND PASTRIES!
Cut yourself a slice of leisure! Made as only expert bakers can make them
from purest high quality materials you are always sure of delicious foods
when you buy
BUTTERNUT BREAD AND
BUTTERNUT CAKES & PASTRIES
1 1 .i - . -- . i i "
FOR SALE AT ALL DEALERS!
LA GRANDE BAKERY