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TuesdayJuly 15, 1930 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE,' ORE. SOX AND YANKEES aDIVIDE 2 GAMES !iVV,3 s h i n g t o n Loses and ' Philadelphia Wins to In crease League Lead. IIO II) brio Kobertsoil .,, (Associated Press SporU Writer) .' 'flii Chlcufa'O White Sox may be struggling along In the second dt vlslbn of the American league but they still have the profitable lacuuy Red Cross Swim Week Ends With Water Carnival Red Cross swim week was formal- ly closed last night with an exhibi tion at crystal piunge witn bdouc 160 boys and girls participating, with a number of friends and relatives present. The events were plunge for distance, swim for distance, swim for speed and penny scramble, with practically all taking port who had received Instructions during the lust week and who had been awarded Hod Cross buttons and diplomas. oX tfolng the unusual atlhe ununiaj j Thero wero Gl pinners who passed Unto to pep up an otherwise drab ball game. They divided a double btjl. with' the New York Yankees yes terday. jThe opener went to the Sox 10 to 0 In a long, wierd affair .that lasted yje minute short of three hours while the Yankees took the nightcap t&- tame affair compared with the first by the score of 7 to 2 In two hours: and four minutes. ;' fieliriir llmii Tivlen FLou Gehrig featured .the Yankees' the test of swimming 50 feet. Red Cross swim badges, will be awarded a those who comply with tho necessary requirements which will be taught in regular classes, according to Harvey Carter, who will be assisted by Mrs, Eleanore Jenkins and Vernon Patten. Arrangements for these classes may be made through any of tho Instructors. During the swim week, which was Without charge to those partlclpat- pajt In- the double header, getting ! K. Mr., carter was m cnarge. as ' i.. -.i ; Hinted bv Mrs Jenkins, the MIhhcb his 'twenty-second home run in the opener and his twenty-third in ;ie second contest. Incidentally Manager Bob bhawkey found a pitcher in Charles Ruffing that could go nine Ih'pings, the Boston cast off win- ( Ui'ng the second. ' . i VI t took the' Athletics eleven In-: niogs to defeat the St. Louis Browns Dili they finally managed to eke out 1 a v to 7 dcvlslon. and increase their lead in the -Junior circuit two full tho up and coining Detroit Tigers 8 . to 4. j Lefty, Grove went to the rescue of Qulnn, who bud relieved Harnshaw. In the eighth and. received credit for the victory. yaltec Johnson tried two pitchers against, theTigars .but Detroit found the fair for 13 hits .to make It three to. oufe for t(ie ourront . series. Dale Alexander, thq Tigers' big first suck tr,. had "a gala day with his glunt Jlh throe singles and a double. tt,. nc(Ians Win Agllfll ''n'tho other America league con test the Iudluns - made it three itrulght over the Red Sox, winning 3 -to 2 whon Wesley Forrell bested Milton Gaston in u hurling duel. Jt was Ferrell's 13th victory. ,1 Only one game was played In the National lcaguo but tho Brooklyn, jiqbtus ihcreused their lead to three games as they downed tho Pirates l. to 8.. . Qovon an early lead Duzzy Vance . breezed along without much trouble behind tho powerful bot uf pten Wright, who drove in seven Horn, and scored four on two hom ers and a like number of singles. Triiynor alfla.hlt for four bases. F- v Joe Anderson Wins 8-Rouhd Decision Helen and Gwendolyn Hertzog, Woodrow Damercll, Arch Stcffen and Fred Beeman. League Standings lly the Associated Press A.MiiiticAN' u;Aa i: w. Philadelphia ., 67 : Washington 63 : New York , 48 : Cleveland ....:. ....42 Detroit 40 Chicago 3a St. Louis 32 I Boston 30 i BHATTU3. July 15 UP) Joo Andor- pqn, Covington, Ky., won an eight round decision over Wesley Ketch ell of Sale Lnko City In the main event of- ft boxing show herei last night. They battled, to a draw' In a fight here last month. . 'The Kcntuckian gallopor after tak ing several f Keto hell's lefts In' the opening rounds came back to win a clear cut decision over the southpaw by consistently beating him to the punch. jloo opened a cut over Ketcholl's aett toyo in tho second round which )&gparontly slowed the southpaw jfluggor. 1 V. H, JOCKKY PLACKS 'Wdrid Spain. July 16 (!) Lucien lyue, American jlckey, riding for King JMfohso, placed third In the number oL' victories scored during tho Spanish ftfyliW season which ended on Sun Buy.j He was astride 17 wlnnors. The : ng. himself saddled 1,10 winners itch brought him more than 100,- j l) pesetas, about $11,000, of the one lllpn pesetas In prizes at tho vari HlJn ineets.. NATIONAL Brooklyn Chicago i New York St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia . Pet. .610 .608 .544 .510 .487 .408 .438 .300 Was '6450 Tte9ortabte WASHER. Eli Now $52.50 W.H. Bohnenkamp Co. Night's job Sleep is the business of the deep night. For sound and peaceful slumber try a hot Hor lick's malted milk before retiring. It's a pleas ant way. Old people particularly find it effective. A rest for ragged nerves. Send us ten cents today for a sample and mixer. HORLICK'S .. RACINE, WISCONSIN OUTING TOGS Age 2 to 16 at Special Low Prices SUN SUITS Ae 2 to 8 68c to 88c SWIM SUITS Age 2 to 14 15c to $2.65 CANVAS SHOES Size 6 to 2 79c pair a -I .,,iiliii)ii)ail,iiiiiiiiiiil.llT'l,i.lg '-TRHMmHBt ,.1 Women's Hats Free 'MJIhC the stupendous crowds thfit attended pur former sale prove that there is plenty of business to be had if you go after it. If you want to see your dollar do extfa duty, come to this sale, for wc are going after business by cutting prices to new low replacement cost. This is not a clearance sale of odds and ends we are anxious to dispose of, but an unrestricted sacrifice of bur entire stock of seasonable merchandise. to the first 25 customers pUrr chasing $2.50 or more. We wilt give you choice of one lot hats free. , 2 DRESS' Peter Pans, voiles, flaxons and suit ings In a wide variety of patterns Remodeling sale. 29c a yd. Full Fashioned SILK HOSIERY $1.29 iti;;ix,n y i .!.- All silk tu top chitfon hose- mcdium and heavy weight norv Ico hose popular heel styles attractive summer colors. Never ucforo to our knowledge have hoso of this quality ever been offered at such n remarkably low price. Is it any wonder we expect crowds? WOOL BLANKETS! K special one day event- of vital Interest to every home maker in La Grande I Thurs day, July 17.' Remodeling Sale 3f all wool blankets, (7.50 value generous size gloriously warm and fluffy. Better buy two nt this low price of $5.95 BARGAINS Former values to $69.75. Who over heard of beautiful fur trimmed as well as plain tailored coats at such n phenomenally low price? Sizes 14 to 4-1 or popular fabrics in choice colors. Every one a smart style. Bet ter como oarly. $20.00 SUMMER DRESSES Many In this lot marked to sell at $9 30. This is the first tat mo In our history that such beautiful dresses , have ever sold at such a ridiculously low price. Smartest summer models for every daytime and sports occasion, iti modeling price fit SUMMER HATS Featured In our Remodeling Sale at $1.05. Sport styles dressy styles plain whites pas tel shades here is an event that demonstrates that Hill's is the first with best values that helps you to supply your every day needs at a saving. $1.95 TABLE DAMASKS Regular 64 to 06 Inch. Regular values. 1.50. uuuis uv nuiiiuaeung bftie price. Yard 69c 36-Inch Heavy OUTING FLANNEL 30-lnch heavy outlne flannel, nntu dark patterns for opening day only Wednes- j. -m.j ivvti. iu juxas io customer Yard ... 10c Ml DEPARTMENT STO. DOORS OPEN WEDN ESDAY AT 9:00 A. M. NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
