, Friday, June 6, 1930
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
Page Seven
PRIMO CARNERA
BEATS CHRISTNER
Detroit Fight Goes Four
Rounds Bef ore Ambling
Alp Kayos Opponent.
I iK'l IIOIT. June G (AP) Prlmo
i':irni"r; "tho n milling Alp." i
r tin foremost among the
Heavyweight contenders today by
lonsoii 01 nis impressive lour
i.iiuiil knockout victory tiwr Mey
er (KO) Christner, of Akron, Ohio,
in Ktuyd ritzsimmon::' arena Kist
nljfht.
After a nail first nmntl, in which
('UriMtncr sint the crowd of 1 X,
iniH wild with n barrage of left:
inn! lights which the giant Italian
c-aihl H"l ward off. Camera began
i systematic attack, directed prin
cipally at- his opponent's- bad left
H hud the optic badly
sr-lled at th'P end of the third and !
fi the blood to flowing freely
tin a cut over It with a brace of'
I. jabs in the early part of the
I flirt h. .
1'1'heii came a ponderous right 1
is (he chin, with one minute and;
ltij 'y seconds to K' mid-the man j
. $om Sharkey. Hisko and Knute ,
ifan.sen couldn't fell, went down.
L until well after the count (of
liPi una he uble to rUe. -
. pil'rimo outweighed the Akronitc
l 04 pounds, .scaling L'iir pounds.
rWiipareil with Christncr's meager
. but it waH the superior hehrht
id reach oi me giani, Jianan
(jicli decided the match, 'I'niei
again Camera held Chiistner
-" n nnn it'iigiii minted nun
fltlr bis .free lelove. .
fjrhristner fought gamely to . Iho "
ckd, Aiming blows hlsh, he
tfted both right anil loft lo good
ijjivuntnge, several times making
lli'ino Hilik perceptibly. Camera
k t&naincd calm throughout. vhow--
"hsorblng punishment with
; i'a smllo and smashing back at,
' VW'r opening.
i !&Kighiccn thousand skeptics who
r lSiil $Tf!.ouo to see Prima in 'nc
iu tffln left satisfied Hint he can take
? :S, l-Ivp.
in
1930; LidcrrV & Myers Tobacco
Von Porat Agrees
To Meet Stribling ,
CHICAGO, June 0 (AP) Otto
Vim I'nnit. Norwegian hrnvy
wcisht, tocltty Hurrvnderetl lo the
ileiiiumlH of the ChldiKO stiHlium
iind nsreeil to meet W. I.. Yuuns"
Hl.ihllim' in 11 in ruuml match.'
June 18. Von rural an. I his milli
liter, I'M Stevenson, were stispeml
eil fof. lx -itiiintliH hy the lllllliils
slute uthleljr commission yester
day fur turning down the niateh.
JOCKEY SANDE
IS SUFFERING
FROM INJURIES
NKW YOIIK, dune C (AP) On
the eve of nne of t lie most Import
ii nt races of the season the $SO.- '
(Mil Iti'lmont stakes Karl Ka title, ;
famous Jockey, today wus suffer- i
Ing from iitlnor injuries received !
In an automobile accident. j
Knnde was treated at the. Jaunti
er, hospital last night for lucent-
lion;: of. the left cheek, nose nnd
hand antl Inter went to his home, i
It wihi believed--the -injuries would j
not keep hlnV out of the Helmont
slalien tomorrow when he. is lo j
ride Gallant lo.v, ,iho horso( iii-t
which he .won the Kentucky -.lerv,
by and the Prenkncsa. ;, , i - ' 'ij
. Three otliep , persons were, : In - H
jtired In the: accident". - In - av hie Ul
three cars figured." Sande was hi '
a machine with lCdwnrd Hanies!
also a. jockey, whovc libs WPro
fractured. Henry-1- CIrosH,,.':a
ldooklyn juwelet', .suffered' frac
tures ,of bis, kneecaps., and --Miss
Hetty Heifer, of Jamaica, Long
Island, win) .wius riding .witlC'i.'ho.m-'
as Jackson, of Hampstead,- Long
Island, received - a possible ";rra.i!T,
tuie of the skull. ,. . ; .; ; ' .' k
The' necident occurred in Ja
jnaieu when a (ire -(m the dross
aulomobilc burst"; '; .
Hy Tim Vsoclntc(t I'ivs ;
VValerbtirv. ( 'onti Al Hrown.
New Medford.; Mass.. knocked" out
Mill mm Cohen. New Vork (1).: .
Birmingham. AliK W. I-:
(Young) Sirlbling Macon. Ga:: out
pointed Krankie Wino. . Muntann.
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PORTLAND DUCKS
NOSE OUT SACS
Oregon Entry in Coast
League Takes Eight Out
, of Last 11 Games. '
Ity The Assoclnlort Hrtvs .
The Cortland Heavers registerel
their eighth victory in eleven
games In 'w hang-up contesl with
tho Sacs yesterday. Finding them-M-lver.
trailiiigas a result of three
Hacramento i tins In the seventh,
they Caine back for two each )i
the. eighth and ninth lo win, 4 to
5. Kiillerlon, for Portland, and
ncl, for ilie Sacs, pltcheti .stel
lar ball until the runs startcil com
ing. In, when they wen relieved
by Cnsearellu and . Gould, respec-
San I'ranclneo'i; Seals reiterated
tlnd they are a Coast league -first
half season lit real yesterday by
timing the tables on (he Missions,
S to 7, while Los Angeles was
throwing a real scare into the
league leading Sacs hy winning
fr-otti, Hollywood 13 to -I. and mm -Jhg
up1 to within a half gaiue of
fiKst plaCe. . , , .
Seals Win (Initio
' 'The Heu'ls V dei-idi d tltat two
straig'lit. losses to (heir uigbbors,
the Ked.sv were e-nough. and.ovei--catue
a' ,7 Xo i Mission lead by
'knin;ltlngvout five .hlis fo; iiin-cn
ritui: and "a victory In tho seventh
Inti'lii-. . .
...-'Tho ' Angels;, mnde - It three
V ,t might, over the Stars. '. o pen Ing
by Kred llaney's homer with three
on. hi- vho first Inning, ami never
beiii Uendedv throughout.
, Seattle inade it' twit 'out of three
from Oakland. (! to 2f Kltner llan
foti pitched eight Innings shut-uut
hall .and Howard t;rag)iead five,
the. .longer stretch , or the former
being good for a Seattle win.
At 1'oritand:
.' . . . ' II. II. K.
Sauramento A 7 n
Poiiland ft I - it
Hatteries:.-' . Vinci: and WMrts:
doing it that's
rtA
TUS j.
iccttUHntttoaiODco J
i'ullerton. Cnscarelln and Woo da 11.
' At Sea tile:
H. 1L R
Oaklan.l 2 6 1
Seattle . fi in 1
llattt'i(s: Criiffhead. Pearson
(and l.ointiardl: Hanson. KalHn and I
Uo:., . r -
At Ms Angeles:
11. H K
Hollywood 4 7 1
i.os AJigeles - IS -G t
Hatteriis: Johns, lUtlvey. Miudy
and Severeld; Home ami Skiff.
At San Krnnciseo:
Missions 1 VS 1
fun Krancisco fi 12 4
itallciles: l.leber, Netaon. loug
laa anil Hofiiinnn; Jacob. Turpi n
and Uastoa.
WILLAMETTE U.
I GIVES KEENE
NEW CONTRACT
KAI.lvM". Ore., Juno 6 (AP)
It. S. "Spec." Reene. foe the.-' pant
four years coach at Willamette
university, will have charge 6f the
athletic destinies of the . Institu
tion for tho next five- yparK. ac
cord ing to announcement made
here Thursday by HiVC. CI, Honey,
ptcsident of. I ho university. ' The
new contract ca Ms fo'i;. a substan
tial increase In salary.-, . .
v The announcement f the reten
tion of, Coach Keene comes at the
conclusion of into of the most suc
cessful" years Willamette has ever
Iwhl in major sports. Not only
did (lie university win Nnrlhwesl
conference championships In foot
hill!. basketball and baseball, but
thr. teams in ithose sports did not
lose cu.fcreneo game, n feat
neviM before' rrpialled ho re, -
Coach :Keent took charge of Wll
laincltc.'s athletics in l!2tl when
affairs .were at a Iot e1h. - He
btiilded slowly and substantially,
each ;year his teams winning
gica l cr success, his 'hackers slate.
k. (. ami-: sai.i-:m
KA.I.K.M". Ore., June 0 (AP)
The annual .convenllon of Oregon
Knights of. Columbus for ):tl will
be held in Salem next May. This
j will be iho first time, (he conven
llon has met elsewhere than Poi-l-i
land.
state it cs c r lt3.-tt:t
b-'Iicf ili.t the tob.K cu j !
in Chesiet.'jcld cifcrftu zr-i
of f.nt-r qu.il 117 niiJ lu-ncz
uf belter li:te lUi.i ia t
other cigjrtte it the yiia..
M'Graw's Giants
Make Sweep Of
3 - Game Series
Hy Hugh s. Culler ton Jr.
Associated Press Sports Writer)
A student of psyeho'ogy might
welt find material for research in
the- mysterious something which
makes baseball players who have
been traded from one club to an
other do their best against their
formcr mates.' This phenomenon
hn;: been remarkably evident In
this season's games and all tin
more noticeable been use of mim-fi-ous
recent trades.
The New York Ciianla, now com
posed to a considerable extent of
former Cincinnati players, dis
persed one great feat aflep t
u.her as they swept a three game
series with the Reds. Lacking the
perteet combination of having an
ex-New York pitcher opposed to
them, the (i hints didn't tin their
best in this line as they won the
liunl game yesterday, 7 to 4. Hut
Hughey Critz. known as a light
hitter before he came to New
Yorlc. upheld the tradition by hit
tlii(, a single ami a home run ami
driving In two runs.
Robins xnso Out Win
: Cllenn Wright, whom the Pi!ts
hurgh Pirates sent to lirooklyh in
excluins for Jess Petty two sea-
unni! ' nun rutiit-nml in action '
against his old train yesterday ami
wait Instrumental in giving the
Robins a (I to f victory. Wrighl
helped to drive Petty from the
mound with a heavy batting at
tack that gave Hruoklyn a good
lead (hen played the key position
In a fast and close double play
that ended the game when the Pi
rates seemed sure to tie the score.
.Tho Chicago Cubs got along
very well without two former Itos
tonlans, li.ornsby and Hell, as they
wound up their series against the
Mraveii with a 10 to 7 victory. It
wuh the elglHh In succession for
(he. National league champions.
Hack Wilson's 17th home run was
the host or Chicago's eleven hits.
Philadelphia had homer No. M
from the hat of chuck Klein to
aid In it HI to 4 triumph over the
slumping St. I .on Is Cardinals.
AlhlellcM Rntteii
: pn St. Lou it: representative of
tho American league, tho Hrowns.
had better luck with a ninth Inn
ing rally. (lolng'lnto the ninth
four runs behind the Philadelphia
Athletics, they pul: on an uprising
lhat culled Jack Qulnn Into action
ns relief pitcher for the third suc
cessive day, scored live runs and
won Ihc game, (I to 6.
Iietroit's Tigers started their
scoring early to keep the Wilm
ington Senators a game behind the
Athletics. They put over four
runs off Sam Jones in the second
ImihiL and won bv ij. (i to 2 count.
'leveland starling with nine runs j
In the first Inning, scored early
and lute to beat the hunibK' Ros
ton Red Sox, 17 to 7. The Indians
-made lift hlls, one or more for
every'1 player, and drove MJIron !
(Jastou from the mound with six I
blown before t he first man was j
put. out.
DETROIT GOLF
PLAYER WINS
FRENCH TITLE
LA llOPLIK. Krance, June fi
(AP) (Jeorge V'nit Kim, of De
troit, today won Ihe French ama
leiir golf chonipfonship, defeating
R. C:. Al orison, of Kriglaud, nine
up and eight to play, in the final
::ti hole mulch,
Von 101 in , former amateur cham
pion of ihe I'nited States, was the
outstanding favorite from . the
opening of the championship. la
tho final match ho never was In
danger, finishing the first IS holes
with nil iidvanliige . of five, lioles
over his opponent. The American
played the 18 holes of the morning
round In 70 strokes.
' . Tho I e( roller's victory marked
Iho second American triumph in
two years In the French golf com
petition. Irfist year the tille was
won by Jack West In ml, of Chi
cago, who did not defend it.
KIIOOTKHS AT KAI.F.M
j SALKAt tire.. June f, (AP)
j Marksmen from nil pa rls of the
Northwest are gathered here lo
. day for the eighteenth annual
j Oregon stale Irapshoot tniiriia
, meat. i
The shot gun experts today are
firing at 100 KJ-yard taiMets and
I 00 bund leu p targets. 'ha mplons
Of Ihe state will bo crowned in
this tournament and ihey will be
eligible to represent Oregon III the
grand American tournament to If
held at liayton, O., August IS to
League
Standing
Ity Tl Assorhiiftl I'rcs-t
V;i.st l'jitic
W. 1 ..
S;ifr;iincritf) 3:
Los AliljclPH 2 5 2 '
S:in l'i';iiif."ro 7
0:il(l;iri'l S2
Mfyhion U I L'S
Ilollyuooil :', 1
H.-atili -
Of tlaiKl 2:t :;-
.Nntioiiiil l.miuc
Y. I..
Rrooklyn iS id
Chlnirt 2" 1 !
Ht. IiiiIh t'4 2-
I'lltybiii-Kh I'l 21
Kvw York 22 22
iwi.-toii is
ciiK'itin-'iti js iTi
r-hlhi-l Iphia ir, 21
Ainri-inii! Ixiitrur
W. I..
PliiHhlphi.L 3i i;,
Vaf hinttin 2'. 1 ,
Clvf land 2fl 1 U
Nfw York 2.1 l!
f'hicuKO 17 2 4
fw'lroft i'J 27
fit. Jouf is 2 0
lioston 14 zo
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