La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 01, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. wy mm rr mi u mm mm PHILLIES TRIM ROBINS 12 TO 7 ;New York Giants Make 1 Big Gain Athletics and Yanks Both Win By llnrh B. milcrton Jr. Philadelphia's National league club, one of the most powerful arrays oX sluggers In toe National league, has urcu uounaering tnrougn tne season Portland Drops Fifth Straight Game To Stars By The Avaoriatrd lress Hollywood, ha'.mg downed Port land. 12 to 4. lor their filth straight win l&t night, lead the league. Tfee Stars Jumped on Keating, making hu first start for Portland after be ins traded to them by Sacramento, and were never headed. San. Francisco held a record of three atra:c.hi victories over Sacra -irento, as they won Yesterday. 6 to 5. Curtis Dvis scattered the Seca- going from bad to worse as pitcher 1 loT h,ts- hle Wingo's four-ba?yren iBiiea vo aoia me nraJ batters In' ' ",sl mc otrai on. ana check, but everv so often, the Phil lies burst out with an exhibition of hitting that holds furth more than one ray of hope for their fan. It was a rather dismal crowd that assembled at Baker bowl yesterday to watch the Phillies swing their bats air Inst the league leading Brooklyn Robins with every prospect of meet ing their twelfth straight deftat. Things were different at the end for the Phillies gave an effective demon stration of why they are leading the National league In hitting and came om wim a 12 to 7 triumph. The New York Giants, who seem ts be threatening the leaders in a seri ous way. made a big gai. The Gtanu blasted out 20 hits against the oosion Braves and won an 11 to 5 de- six clean hits in the sixtn won the game lor tnem. Avenging the banishment bv an umpire of Bum Arlett and Manager Zamloch m the ninth. Oakland came from behind after two were cut in the last period to defeat Los Aucele. 5 to and were tied with toe Seals and Angels in third place. Indtans !oc Higher That Seattle can play better than cellar baseball had been proved to day, and as a result the Inun i above the bottom rung, two homers and the banc-up pitching of Frank I Lamanski were features yesterday when Seattle tmnmed the Missions 8 to I. i The Missions dropped from first H4 1U l-e sianaines and Herm Pi- SATURDAY Last Day of Hill's Dollar Day Sale HILL'S La Grande's Largest Home-Owned Store c;slon. It placed tnem (Ire games be- j ce:eat to his record. nina tne leaders and only three back ' -, o: Chicago. t-a ii R- H . E The Pittsburgh Pirates did still bet- r'rf"1 -2 16 3 ter with their third straight one-run D" . 4 12 4 victory orer the St. Louis Cardinals IV,'?tT, gassier; Keating. Cas and their Itith successive triumph. ; 7. V!,TPtMl'1 WoKl" .They IinaUy moved out of the second .t R- n E dirislon into a tie -lth the Cards lor SlT?.',. " 1 8 2 lourth place as Larrr Prenc'i won his S.,, .. T " 8 114 own game with a double in he ninth . ,0"nf?n i3 Holraaan. Inning that drove in the deciding run ol a 4 to 3 game. There isn't a CAR-OWNER in this COMMUNITY who can't afford to buy .0 (fill SPr m ! Plllelte. Johnson warren.' Lamacsil and B:rryni At oaa nanctsco: r n v - 5 10 1 - 6 !4 0 Koehler. Sacramento n Francisco Bryan. Hamilton Los Angeles Hum. Scuaid and Lomoardl; De leas y. Peters and Warren. SCOn TO BUILD NEW GRID MACHINE Baker High Coach Loses 21 Men of Last Year's Football Squad BAKER. Ore., Aug. 1 With 21 mombers of lost year's Baker high school football squad missing this year. 19 by graduation, one by death and one by not returning to scnool. Coach Oforsre Scott faces irui ui ouiiamg a team nw material, although ten of the 1920 squad, mostly substitutes. wOi be back. Kenneth Grabr.er. Frank Arthur and Clarence Calder. i Members o? the last year's squad who will not return are: Eilers, Gan nett, deceased. Mack. Hailey. Mar shall. Grant, Cresap. Osborn. Nel son. Howard. McWale:s, Karol4 and Wocd-ow Ji-n. Crawford. Wt-ber. Adrian. Rutherford. Stal ?y. Ras dale. Alfrey and Smith. Fillers aad Rutherlurd have 1: school. The others have graduated. With five game on the Cards, the American league had on of its rfv- when DitchiniT Muntid fcviir :iarT Hamilton and batting' compVraUvely little Wes .vif, 0LSl0a Ferrell of Cleveland and Ted Lvons -Cflw- wa v-unaf,u writ t-iI7 VUtAiAUUlO mound performers, each winning his 17ta victory of the season. Ferrell had a great duel w.t SorreU and Cantrell of Detroit and finally tri umphed 5 to 3. Lyons held the St. Louis Browns to four hits in the second game of a double header and won it 1 to 0 after Garland Braxton had pitched Chicago to a 10 to 2 victory m the first. George Earoshaw erf Philadelphia p:tched another four-hat fame acainst Washington, But be di veScoed a streak of wikiness us the ninth tit R. H. - 5 13 2 S Miniature Golf Attracts Prince BRCSSEl Au:. 1 vP The Princ cf Wales has becocse a ciurjre golf course fan dunnc h;s visit here. The first eremnr af;er d-nner at Laeken ca5i he tcok Q-en Elir beth to the miiiinm. iint r t uw cm kj toc&t w rcj pa, so? trd plaved ur.::l dusk. ui rescue w fi' c var AWitrucs a to 3 victory and place them e:zht parses ahead of their cearet nnJ. The pitchers were alxct as bd as all the rest in Boston where the New U. S. GOLFERS SUPERIOR DUE TO GOOD FORM The p.rirrf-e fetidness ca.t;cinc aSo was evident las-t mcht at the Br:tah edbaisy where Lidy Gran vil. u,rx hib siraterr. sen; the ba-3 hccr.e ax 2 SO a m- so the . Tori TaxJtees downed the Red Sot. prmoe couid t some rest for a buiy iu a j. 4xt gi itc a ui us. u a.ft; i w.cir. team lareely from ' , ' - u5- i ,n, . 1. .iZ. American goiters beat B.-.t-sh oecaie t.w'T pay rr.are attentat 13 form, taie keener mlerfst m tie scl- Scott asks boys who expect to turn ' rriI"y tJ trT tK if Mrs. Kinzel Is Handicap Winner, Defeating Champ The tn Sjlr.tzL fntrjis hcre. lr.rce, as he ts caod W ARD E M YKAWHXE DIES out lor football to show up at the high school at A o'clock Monday. Wednesday and F.iday it not other wise detained by empaoyment :cr ex ercises that will put them In con dition for football. The drUt in cludes setting up. passing the fcot balt between Individuals. e:c. There Is no drtU in formation. That w.i: come after school opens. "While we will have to depend , upon smaller boys than last year Ithink we can turn out a creditable team if all the available material comes out and works," Scctt said today. "I am very hopeful, but I know success will require more ef fort than usual because of the lare . number of new boys, so I am ask ' lng that all who can get the ad vantage of the preliminary work." he added. Members of last year's squad who , Will be back include: Jo? Eddy. Miles Manary, D. Parker. Bill Burke. Jim Crockett. Keith Charfln. Bill ' Ryder. Paul Hill. John Gorman and . El wood Davis. Other boys who should ' make a good showing include: Don.; McKtm, Harold O'Nell. Vernon O'Neil. Joe Geddes. Everett Zimmerman. Glyn ' Palton, Russell Hyatt. Paul Franren. Faren Burgess. Howard Pcrtiazvi's joutilei uard Ow links a.n.d ywim -rrr.-xz c2 Ar ica's victor.o Wicker cn:? tazn siua here. "in till, UrjitrK'.T o! Ors-ca s'ar arr.TM h f -1 Mds.T il.tr lalunjc pan m the W-.,ir "ccxa at Cuc4 and thr Azrjerwua ccn tourr-i men; at Ji:nr turn i Vmret Dr.r- zL.t townsman aso an tz.riz.. in. t ;v j est Xo-'rz.- rj. The pjc-.lar3 boys left by boat Uc S.r-i'.i'.- en rcw-e here. " En.?Tlsh coilirs ire th-r frccta men I've e er e.xjr.'.err-i.- M?e ma dtscr.fcln; his i r.-es-f.-ocu cf the Walker cup mstc-s. " bu". sJo:;Te victories by icrdi: j Air-.raa teari are forcing tfct-m to aic-: the Aaset- Ht'xa icin stye ol play m se--c:;nf- This can :or cioser a:.en::c-a to te ce velopmeni of form, a feature la -Mt;i -.he EnIisi pavers hTe jhowa weakness. SPHIXGrl" O itiss- Aug. 1 y-.f cy ai-.er he hd ;ierid a hsiie-hsZ: ctjehrara fccoDng his son Wvri . iiijrxnle, 72, died srjiatniy at hif hrcr, The fathffff c Eihhit Mirsivle. Fhnriir.co cf the Sncc Braves, re tirti frres rtiTe rs m the t:.ir-t With tires selling at the lowest prices in the history of the rubber industry, there is no reason why any car-owner should be satisfied with less than the best ,,B Many people still have the impression that Kelly - Spring field tires cost more than other makes. This assumption is t a natural one but it is not justified by the facts. " The retail price of a Kelly is, and has been for years, exactly the same as the retail price of any one of a dozen makes that from the standpoint of quality never have ranked with Kelly. There is a Kelly-Springfield tire at a price to suit every hujer. Whether you buy a Kelly Balloon, a Kelly Registered Balloon or a Kelly Lotta Miles, you will get the greatest mileage anefde pendability that the amount will buy anywhere.' Ilememberthis when you need tires: Regardless of what make you buy, you will pay as much for it as you would pay for a Kelly. CARR FURNITURE CO. Nf 7 1 1 WAREHOUSE DISTRIBUTORS OF KELLY TIRES V , j Mrs. L- K X r.ai -vnc tiae ales ris-iica? tcjjr-.i iet art te Si -if tree -T tias err ctfeiat- :rsc tie 1KJ ei.ssr.rni- art- A w. NrijcsL. tu a :iie-e-iET3 Jtf-rjru mati Ti ertied -sta itra. Kinrei fcrr c.o" iaK: Sx-.-riif be at- p arjd tire to ra Tie tci Tas teaaj.; :rc-t at 3-.;. "irorc-.nr all fciare at tie ni z ti Titf. 25 v3s hrci at Snrs5-C.xrzris aaa 13 itjc aext r-'rf itr coiueiexrer. - ;r itr-itn oat tiie r n. !ij Trje sccrrs: tl"--T- fiFinonn' to the feyville. Kansa.. throuch the intense rjDffijLi a :etr c7 a alter drtv.tiE teat had sippM her s-.rensr.h but r-. kf-a cunn? the icn rest rcuid p: Neinas Is Kf iei la - rrejjca O-t Xrrrea Out -i54 4Ti M ii 635 S tef 3 Mi-: T3 653 S3 i.515 H In , (i54 E57 tS la 4 jrj if.3 it club ta ro to Baer .Tuaaay foe aa intercity tournajeat. The tr-eas rcCi testm of the ccrjatry icnE res" TCuid rrobablr rrTrr h.r ce-. .a a2c:i:oa sr.e vas to fce:t?3. She -a-as comnlTv ti- fnrj tiie strain lacuc-ed by haufted. hewerer. ana early "today: a r-J at tae bed&de of Wal- rae cleti. Sie iras 36 Tears of ae Jchajca J.- oae of her three n,. .. TT n l - L . ras ororerD:l. She was the I ife PaSSeS AlCay dEt:ehteT b! SmKr Representative .Tchnscs. manarer of the Washinc- E- E- H-oberts, of Xevada. and also tcr. Xsticnals. was in uniform ye ter- ir&s 83 'athlete. During her high cay far the came with the 'league scl days at Carson City, she cao- fai-rx Fhiladeiphla Athletics when tne basketball team that held a picne call came from physicians l-e 5taTe championship for two years, at Georgetown hospital. He left the nark hurriedlT and cnlj afterwards his big frame tip- 0 icvu m.o nis wues room. He was hiie told her condition was serious; that a re-tent automobile tr.p from Cof- Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page WAsr-r 'GTON. s.rr of the Waf.hinr.ctn Nitniiis ai diurhier cf fecn-t-r ?-erreenta-t--s E. E- PaCicr--s. c Ne-riia. died eitr:y tociy. ccir-scci wii at. hr heisice when th erd cam at G-forrf town hd- p:tl. he h& ring rmair.i fce;e hi w-r.t o Nir Yrri Koad i:prmlilanr The annual expenditure for roi$ In the V r. 1 ted St t es eq uiU a bout one-half of the am aunt spent for casoltr.e. according to the Oreicon Reynold, f state Motor aAsor.aUon. GIRL'S & LADIES' WASH DRESSES 10 to 20 Off Many Other Bargains Offered at Special Prices NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP? LA GRANDE HOOK AND STATIONERY CO. EXTRA VALUE SPECIAL In Boxed Stationery This week and next week ve arc offerinR our MAY TIME line of bjed stationery in colors at 49c. MAYTIME is ixied 21 sheets and 21 interlined en velopes in an attractive box. Our ELAINE line is a bargain at -"iPc. This paper is finished in extia fine designs and in colors. IJoxed 21 sheets and 24 envelopes in a colorful box. You will save by buying your stationery now. La Grande Book & Stationery Co. ! station Icr ll,.nic ami uriK.- j I MH AIUM- Att rmiN, MUX 1 i I 7 1 Go Wherever You You Find Blue Ribbon Mait - i m suion Bl 4 1 '?iaV,: 'felAjtAa'aA sY NOW PLAYING TKc sweeping popi;!;.ty cf Blue Ribbon Mart rream something rrore than nere sales leadership. It p'oves decisively the suprene quality, uniform year in and year out, of Blue R.bbon Malt No wonder H is America's Bisscjt Seller. Packed Ml tSree pounds. .' Sr C"-. .-5 . ..r... CAio(, lU. ue Ribbon; Malt F.irtTi ct tnerfcal-BifrfTest Seller i r v. 4 oiasi mm LLIFFANY f.1 He cime to town to cure tht:J- ilia, bat he toyed with a firl's heart and it chart Jed his whole life. with Jack Benny Betty Bronson acd dittisalihed cjn ALL-TALKING Directed by Scorr PEMUOiLe Itlltl Also Best in Shorts 5 Phones Cor. Cedar & Washington AYE HAVE BOUGHT SOME VERY CHOICE SPRING LAMBS THAT WE OFFER YOU AT Leg of Lamb, pound 24c Lamb Chops, pound Shoulder Lamb, pound 19c Lamb Stew, pound . oc Rhode Island Red Fryers, 2' .;, to 3 lbs Par-h Powdered Sugar, 3 lbs. . Creme Oil Soap, 3 bars HILL'S COFFEE 43c POUND Home Grown Potatoes, 25 lbs 49e Watermelons, per pound o, :; Green Peas, 4 lbs. 25c We. are taking orders for cucumber pickles. 6 pkgs. Jell Well Powder 4 glass molds free Large Slicing Cucumbers 5c p.tfb SATISFACTION GUARANTEED '