La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 03, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Wo LA GRANDE EVENING' OBSERVER, LA ' GRANDE, ORE.- Th uiisdayi July 3, 1930 White Felts and Stitched Hats $1.95 HILL'S La Grande's Largest Home-Owned Store Soopt f I. Bobby Turns To ; Minneapolis For : OpenGolf Play NEW YORK, July 3 W Flushed with a stilting welcomo celeuratlnf! his dual victory abroad, Bobby Jones today turned Ills face westward seek ing new golf worlds to conquer.' . Bobby spent today resting at his hotel and preparing to start at 2 p.. m. (E. 8. T.) for Minneapolis TURNER TO SELL PORTLAND CLUB Received Offer From Van couver Man No Option Taken, President Says. Slants Alan J.Gould Lfeaili rode the waves with Begrave , and overtook him as he was aoout I to add the record of traveling the I fastest on water to his distinction of speeding faster on land than any oth ; er man. ! "There's one thing; you know, old chap, that you can't beat and thata uegraves luck, it naa always stayed with me and I believe It will continue to do so, if we have the good fortune ; to race again. Bp spoke the famous British sports ; man, Sir Henry O'Nell Dehane Be ! grave, one evening something over a year ago at Miami Beach. He had ; shattered the world's one-mile rec ' ord for automobile speed by attaln i lng the amazing pace of 231 m.p.h. on the sands at Daytona Beaoh. He had Just beaten Oar Wood, greatest of American motorboat pilots. In an PORTLAND, July 3 iP) The Tele ' gram said today Thomas L. Turner, ',- -i-C imimolnt - president of tho Portland ball club, ori'the Broadwav Limited. ! nn'' decided to sell the Beavers, the international duel on Blscayno Bay, His mother and father will ac- 1 franchise ana real estate nomings ana and lt was to Wood that the remark company him, but his wlfo will re- accept ono of two positions ho has , Bbout "scgrave'a luck" was ad turn to Atlanta and the Jones chll- n offered by major league clubs. drM8cd. dren, whom she has not seen alnce i Telegram Bald Turner had re-, segrave was firmly convinced he she and Bobby sailed for England. : colvocl nn offer for tho franchise from ; bore charmed life In the perilous No demonstration waa planned at i Bob Brown, Vancouver. B. C.. who ; cn0Ji0 ,or speca honore; equally aa the train when Bobby departs. He i wula m"" ,e Beavore to Vancou- 8ure that he would beat Wood and waa said to prefer to leave quietly, i vw- No option has been taken by adu tne motorboat record to hta Tho modest lawyer and .bank dl- Brown and no other offers have been automobile mark. But his "luck" ap rector of Atlanta. Qeorgla, stepped off , received, the newspaper said, parently had run Its course and Be- tho Jiner Europa yesterday to bo ac- I Turner, the Telegram said, received gmv),s name , aaac(I u, a long IlBt corded a reception befitting the first : ne oUc 10 become president of an . of others: Jimmy Murphy. Prank American to win both the British ' unnamed major league and another , Lockhart, Roy Keech, Lee Bible. amateur and open championships. j to be chief acout and advisory man-: . , Above the din of shrieking sirens, I "B"- lurner rclu8ctl 10 name tn0 j "It's still too early to make any popping firecrackers and tho cheers "'"!'" . , , . , , . predictions," remarked Bucky Har- Sf. thoanrt. Bobbv manaued to aav Tn0 Prlc0 or 11,0 franchise was not . ris, the Tiger pilot, on his laat vlalt that he had, no plana for retirement : announced. i to Now York, "but tho Athletics have I from competitive golf; that he had, . . ,-, i a gooa cnanca to win again if orovo, given no thought to winning1 all U' He denied financial difficulties had Walberg and Barnahaw settle down to four major clioniiilonshlps thla year. ' Influenced him in placing the club on the kind .of .pitching they!, . know which Include the Athorlcon open ! market, saying the Portland plenty about. ' Tho A's are .the. club arid amateur yet to be played; that ' Beftvera was one of the highest aal- to btot, anyway. ,,' ' be did not leave his bag or famoua ailed teams on the Pacific coast. I Connie Mack has been having' his clubs' behind in England; and that Turner, who has been at the head troubles, plenty of thorn, but with luck played a large part In his trl-, of tho Portland club, for five years, the cripples .returning, to tho llno umphs at Bt Andrews and Hoylako. i "M be Intended to maintain a per- up, the , world's ehamplona have " Bobby corroborated tho statement mnnont home In Portland and spend struck a more conalstent winning of hlB close friend, O B. Koolcr, who i mo winters on the coast. He-refused , stride. . , aid, that ho did not play up to his ; to name the major ' leaguo ;club i which , y. Meanwhilo the Yankees; Cleveland usual form in the competition abroad. offered him positions anil also re- Washington have taken turna at , "That's right." Jones agreed, "but fused to set a solo prlco figure ; comiito atronir. The New Yorkers j waa lucky and after all that'a moro I have required two monthB to Juatlfy important eomotlmes than playing : - - 1i;nii:s RHI'OHTS i the optimism they arouaod In traln- VANCOUVER, B. C, July 3 UP) ' ini camn but thev now loom as the Bob Brown, Vancouver baseball pro- most dangerous contender, especial, ; motor, denied roporta today that ho ly with Herb Pennock pltcl-jng In I had attempted to purchase tho fran- : old-tlmo form Pitching Is ono I chleo of the Portland club of the j thing tho Yanks need in carload lota Puclflc coast baseball league. I and Pennock's auccessful comeTback mown noniea mat no over naa con- has helped fill tho order. Tho re Well." tilSKO SEAT EN B Y GRIFFITH IN CHICAGO RING : ' ' .. . . . "at present CHICAGO. July 3 up) aoraia Am-1 i, ,t,i in nn,,.. broao OHf nth, tho aspiring heavy- , weight hope from Sioux City, Iowa, t . fefTback'to "llckor ,tom FOUR OF FIVE toSm&X&TJ ATHLETES WIN Chiding critics at the Chlcogd sta dium last night by giving rubbery Johnny - Rlsko,' tho big cake bakor from Cleveland, n sound thrashihg in IQ rounds. sldoied purchasing tho club saying mark that Bob Shawkey made to me "at present I'm well satisfied with my , in Florida still holds itood: IN GERMANY In Florida still holds good: "If Pennock's arm falls .to recover, he probably will be through .for good but if he returns to form, the i Yankees will have a good chanco to win the pennant, ; i. , , i y. ,; : : ':,' ',,:;: j, . ' . .'Samtnv Mandell -was world's lltrht- weight (chairipldn befcre' hla' forth- ' 'comlnff . nnoonhnt and - chnllfmanr. ,'AI j ; .DpESSELDORP,'-i Permany.i July,: 3 j Slntef .fdf Now York, over ;donno -a-'(IVAmonoa'e iflVe; track ' nnd; -fWld -j professional ilove. s.'Mandoll won1 the, '. Th, hii' . i,n' tttn ' 'uood In thnlr-flvnli titinnn rniir.n nudfiliit ttinl Jltl tt.! liiafl.' niifl ' hftji'linlrr-i It hotdrlous doBpollor of chnmplonshlp 1 foroigu competition and today 'teoro i -linger i than any j'qtlier -'iilghtoriiln' hopes and by tar his most impres- ridy,-for, moir accdud toot . ut Duos moderfi' times, eitcept Benny Leondra. tlMr 1 , -!' fi- i i "ulUorr,;aormuiiy. i: -iV.i :ii:i!iS)f.: -SlugeflboganjlUB flgUtlhgcareeliilit ,u-asbiu( imiuu mo uouai tuiu, viiw- luKiiig pun, in a meei, at, uoiogno i f -",,,'i:-,'f; : ; Ilth carried tho fight to Rlsko from I yesterday four of tho Americana won. I '.'-,-: 1 y '' ' i T" " tart' td.flrllBh, wlnnlhg nlno rounds! thdlrHiieeialtlo while tho relay team ;f Vim' 'i iMm WWWf-'!i acclalvely. Ho outsluggod and out- i camo through for a fifth victory.; Ed b;W; ?"S" ofc'Vf ,p' 1 boxed hlB rugged rival and cracked Iliuiun, Georgia Tcch'a star , broad hhn almost at will with his shower Jumper, was- tho only man- to lose of lofts, fights and hook?. ; aiid ho plucod decond In addltloh to a ,' Rlsko. votoran of many a tough third In tho loo-mstcr dash. tattle against ovon toughov fighters 1 PetoBowen. of Pittsburgh; took the thatt "Tutfy," Btood upright through ; 400-lneter run; Tom Warno of North- 11 an, however, and never was in dis CALIFORNIAN ' SURE TO HOLD OREGON TITLE western, tho polo vault; Btevo Ander-. nbn, or Washington, tho luo-metor high hurdles and Oeorgo Bullwlnkle, V I KLAMATH FALLS.', July '3 ' (K A. Aruiiiiiiiis, oau uibhv, won.' a. aeaiaion j over; Sam Langford, Klamath- negro boxer, In a bout here last night. Bqth wolghed 148, .1., ;i fx ' ;' tEari BcQbe,. Portland, lost 'to Dick Reed, Klamath heavyweight., Pat Mo Coy, Borrla, Cal., light heayy, knocked . of Collego of City of Now York, the out Gus Eton. negro, In the second tiOO-meter run. Klt.MI-1 AltTIII U WINS round of a prellmlharyt coy s first ring fight, it waa Mc- ' I 8ALEM, Ore., July 3 P Ernto Ar- PORTLAND, Oro July 3 (!) Tho ! thur, Canadian middleweight wrestl- 1930 Oregon state tennis crowns for : lng champion, doieatcd Harry Elliot, I Totephono aorvlce is to be opened i bolweon Hclslngfors. Finland and , Melbourne and Sydney, Australia, Texas Klwanta clubs are trying to both men's and women's singles to- Unlveralty-of Oregon wrestling coach impiove relations Dotween towns and night win rest on tne Drows or can-; hero last night two matchoa out of 1 """uy hi vnai. staio. fornlans.' Tho southerners eliminated : throo, Arthur took tho flrat fall In, "r : the last thrco Oregon 'contendcra yes-; 26 minutes wlln a half body scissors terday. ; and arm bar after he had shoved El- - The battle for the mcn'a alnglea 1 Hot through tho ropes In breaking Will be between Jack Cosgrovo and j away from a leg hold. Elliot clamped Ray Caaey, both of Son FranclBco, I on a Boston crab to tako tho aocond while Mrs. Gold Myor Ooas, Oakland, : fall after flvo mliiutoa. The decld and Charlotte Miller, San Francisco, j lng fall went to Arthur In 10 seconds eeeded In that ordor, will play for I when ho grabbed Elliot from behind the women's titles. I when the latter turned to speak to ', Cosgrovo yesterday surprised tho ' a second Just after tho clang of the ' spectators by defeating Bradshaw liar- , bell started tho melee. rlson, seeded No. 1, 0-0. 0-0, 8-0. 6-4, 6-4. Casey ellmluatod Jot CADDY yon JONES I Coughlan, Ban Francisco, 6-4, 0-3, ' ! STATE Starts Tomorrow 6-4. MINNEAPOLIS, July 3 (Pi To Don- Harrison, howOVer. had Soma lnoaa- 1 avail Dule. 17-venr-nld MlmieimnllN ' "'."B jvowiuftj. nv 111111 t uuuuy, im-iu wiio Kitcu jemeruay 1110 Bob Hoogs, former University of greatest honor and privilege any cadcly Oregon stars, dofeated drank aove can think of thi of being permlt and Joe Coughlan. Califomi niiR. In (nil In fnrrv I Hi p-.iihu nt ItnlitMr win tlio men's doubles chnn.ptonHhtp. I Jones when he plnys In the national The score was 8-0, 2-fl, 0-3, 7-5. A 100-Rcre airport in operated by tho American Legion post of Car bondale, 111. open tourimment ut InterlitchcB next Luck, In the form of paper slips In n lmt, had much to do with the awarding of that privilege. $7.45 And Your Old Battery purchases A 13-Plate WilJard Battery With Willard Guarantee and Service Behind It Willard Service Stations Everywhere COMPLETE AUTO ELEC SERVICE l ill O AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC CO. 213 Greenwood Phone M-520 Across from L. W. Weeks, Chrysler Dealer I3 What makes a rookie ' trooper faw down and go boom ! Horses! Horses!. ALL TALKING ALL ' LAUGHING with Rex Leeie - . Roscoe Karnf Slim Suramervillo Dorothy Gulliver nd U. S. Cvlry Writttn by Aktiiuk CUV liMrBV Directed by Norman Tauoc I j Also j i Select Shorts League Standings Over Night News Ily the Associated Press COAST LKAGl'E W. L. Los Angeles 60 30 Sacramento 48 38 Oakland -. 48 41 Ban Francisco -.48 43 Hollywood 45 42 Missions 42 45 Seattle 37 50 Portland - 34 53 AMKKIG'AX LEAUl.'E W. L. Phllcdalphla 48 26 Washington 44 25 New York , ....43 26 Cleveland 35 36 Detroit ..30 43 St. Loula .20 43 Boston 28 42 Chicago 25 41 NATIONAL LEAUL'G W. L. Cltfcago .....:43 28 Brooklyn - - 40 26 Now York 38 32 St. Louis 34 33 Boston 31 34 Pittsburgh Cincinnati 27 Philadelphia 36 40 ..24 38 Pet. .581 .568 .628 .617 .617 .483 .425 .301 Pet. .425 .638 .623 .403 .411 .403 .400 .379 Pet. .606 .606 .629 .507 .477 .470 .403 .387 By The Associated Press) . . lomet!c Chicago Sheriff waits for Hunter brothers to descend to serve summons In BUlt to tie up flight proceeds. Washington Hoover answering ecnators' round robin, asks that naval treaty be dealt with at earliest pos sible date. Washington Senate and .house conferees on veterans relief bill .fall to reach agreement. Washington Treasury department awards (32.480.000 contract for new government building as unemploy ment relief measure, f Norfolk, Va. Grand Jury returns 1134 Indictments against officers of defunct title and trust corporation charging violation of state banking act and grand larceny. ' Foreign London Quake shakes Calcutta, but does no damage. , Vatican City Five new cardinals receive the red berretta and capi from Pope Plus t Moscow Htaiins program endorsed by Communist party congress, j Oslo Norwegian canners decide to 1 abolish price agreement reached last i year. Sports I New York Sharkey-Bchmeling re . turn bout, called off. North Dakota and Montana, repre senting more than 20,000.000 bush el? of grain, have signed up as stock holders of the Northwest Grain association. BARROWS FATTEN .FASTEST WASHINGTON P Barrows make better gains than sows when all get the same kind of feed and attention. tests by the department of agriculture reveal. A stalk of rhubarb 18 Inches long and six Inches in circumfer ence was grown by A. H. Walker of Pittsburg, Kas. Farmers' Elevators Sign BISMARCK, N. D. 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