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Thursday, April 30, 1931 BEAVERS NEARLY 'BLANK MISSIONS Portland and Walter Mails Win From Keds 4 to 1 Freak Hit Scored. First In Majors Since May 8, 1929 By Gayle Talbot Jr. (Associated lress Hnnrtu U'Hrjvi Possibly the Cleveland slugger had --o v.B.,v . .una m a uura rally. Theyi-n lit t got four hite and five walks off three FPITP 1 1 FaJI f Seattle pitchers during the lnnlni- ! A C1-CJ1 S I Ctl Ookn Blank Seals. Oakland bested the Seals 1 to 0 In' a night game at San Francisco and! the Angels sneaked a 10 to 9 win I over the Senators at Los Angeles. ! , Phebus' youthful Oakland I right hander, let but one Seal player i reach third base. He allowed six hits. I while his teammates got five off of I -uuny cuin. managing to make one taken to chiding members of their good for the winning run. hurling staff. Something like: The winning tally for the Angels "Yeah, if it wasn't for us hitters, came in the eighth when Hamilton, where would we be? We wouldn't be Senator hurler, walked Campbell with riding out In front of the American the bases full, other features of the league If we had waited for you guys game were five Angel runs In the f lrst to get going." inning and five Senator runs In the Anyway, young Wcs Pcrrell took It eighth off of four hits. It was In ! upon himself yesterday to uphold the this frame that Dolph Camllll Sen-' honor and dignity of the tribe's curv ator first baseman, blasted a homer Ing corps. Any future Insinuation with the bases full. that the club's battlnir order is car. Cookie" Devencenzl, secretary of arylne all the load will fnll nrottv Page Seven. I un VRAXVUCi JiVJ&JNlXVUj UJJBrjttVJiiK, LiA UKAINJ IJjj, UKi. (By The Associated Press) Portland defeated the Mission Reds to 1 at Portland, Walter Malls. geaver hurler, blanking the Missions until the ninth inning. The first Portland scoro, In the seventh, came on a fluke. Johnson fell flat to save himself from a nign, inside one ......larl hV "?ftfitjt Aa ha foil tUi, .truck his bat. It rolled toward tho the Oakland club, announced yester-, flat. flret base screen with Burns and aay tnnt n6t games would be Wes went the limit to prove hia Bckhordt In pursuit. Johnson raced i ?farte1 at Emeryville Tuesday. When point. He pitched the first no-hlt, to second and Woodall, who was al- I ;ne, Acms are at home, there will no-run game seen In the Major lea- w uui msiii. guinea a wcck wim any- gues in nearly two years to lick the light games Saturday and Sunday. St. Louis Browns, 0 to 0. The star At Portland: R. H. E. ' righthander, starting his third cam Missions 18 0 palgn in tho big show, allowed only Portland 4 11 11 six men to reach first three on Caster and Brenzel: Malls and i walks nnri thi-M'ni .rmre h mn At Los Angeles: B. H. E. Sacramento . 0 14 2 Los Angeles 10 15 3 Chesterfield, Vlncl, Hamilton and Koehler; Petty, Ballou and Campbell. At Seattle: R ready on, scored. The Beavers eat two moro In the inning and another In the ninth. The Hollywood Stars downed Se attle 9 to 4 in tho northern city, scor- Coming to La Grande DR. MELLENTHIN SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine for the past eighteen years DOES NOT OPERATE Will be at Foley Hotel Thursday May7 ice hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. in. UINK JUAY ONLY No Charge for Consultation a Dr. Mellcnthln does not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ul cers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderful re sults In diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, WfnV liinpu rh(Mimnr.lKm wlatVn Ibit ulcers and rectal ailments. Remember above date, that con sultation on this trip will be free and that this treatment is different. Married women must . be accom panied by their husbands. Address: 4221 West Third' Street, Los Angeles, California. Adv. Hunnef leld and not one of them got as far as second base. He struck out eight and, incidentally, won hia fourth victory of the young season. Perrell further repudiated the swat smiths by driving In four runs with a nomerun and double. Earl Averllt H. E. nlRn omplrnH nna Intn t.a nntAr ctanrti, Hollywood 9 12 3 to help hand the Browns their sixth Seattle 4 8 3 straight reverse and send them Into Shcllenback and Bassler; Page, tt tie with tho Reel Sox at the bot Newman, Lamonskl and Cox. torn - At San Francisco: R. H. E. The last previous no-run, no-hltter San Francisco 0 5 2 Phebus and Do Berry; .Zinn and Wilson, Penebsky. Manager of Angels Hopes That No More Dishes Are Broken THE SAFE CRACKER IS AS CLEVER AS THE SAFE MAKER f Better let us help protect your valuables LOS ANGELES. Apr. 30 VP) "Do bo careful, boys," said Manager Jack Lelivelt to his Angels today, "or we're liable to slip off the top of the coast league percentage col umn and land In the cellar." Just the other day Vincent Barton, heavy hitting out fielder went to put the cat out or something, slipped, fell, broke the cat's milk saucer with his hand and had to have several stitches taken in the hand. Yesterday an OC-rny picture showed Leroy Herri man, pitch er, had a broken jaw. He said he was eating a bowl of chill and camo unexpectedly upon a bone. . 5 8 3 3 ' JOHN EVKO IS GIVEN VICTORY OVER MR. DERN i ! PORTLAND. Ore., Apr. 30 (ff) I John Evko, Chicago heavyweight ; off the rookie, Ed Baecht. was pitched by the Giants southpaw, Carl Hubbell, who victimized the Pittsburgh Pirates on May 8, 1929. The victory kept the Indians a game and a half in front of the Washington Senators, who took un disputed possession of second place by thumping the crippled Yankees again, 9 to 5. The New Yorkers have dropped four of their last five, with only a 14-innlng tie to break the J monotony. They gained an early i iour-run ieaa on jjioya Brown yes 3 i terday, but four pitchers couldn't S hold it. S j Chicago's White Sox tied their pre $ i vious high run for the year by mak $ ing it two straight over Detroit. 3 to 0. They grouped their five hits off S ' Whitehill, while Thomas kept seven 8 Tiger blows well spaced. Inclement 3 f weather 'stopped the Athletics and S Red Sox for the fourth straight day i at Boston. ' S j St. Louis and Chicago continued their red-hot argument over the 5 leadership of the National league, and It still Is a dead heat. Both won their eighth victory in eleven starts, 3 the Cardinals taking Pittsburgh 7 to 1, and the Cubs downing Cincinnati, 3 to 1. There were only tho two games, rain preventing play at New York and Philadelphia. Making his second start of the year for the Cards, Jess Haines limited tho Pirates to four scattered lilts, .while his mates got to Kremer and Osboni for 12. Adams and Orsattl each had a double and single. The Cubs nicked Red Lucas for only seven hits, but bunched four of them in the fifth inning to 6coro all their runs. Riggs Stephenson rapped n double and single. Tho Reds couldn't realize on their eleven blows ' ntr tit.. 111.) Tl n n V. wrestler, was awarded a decision on a foul over Ira Dern, Salt Lake, here last night, when Dern,: after being tossed out or the ring and landing on his head, crawled back through the ropes and landed a hefty right J swing to Evko's Jaw putting the t giant Slavonian down and- but;. I Up to the knockout, each had won a fall. Evko took the first in Id minutes 10 seconds in a spectacu-, Inr manner by pinning Dern's shoul- J ders to the mat with a wlnglock. After nine minutes wrestling, Dern evened matters with an airplane spin. ' Dern weighed 200 pounds, Evko 215. i Robin Reed, outstanding welter weight matman, again furnished the ' fireworks of tne evening, in a last match, Reed took two straight falls from Johnny Coyle, Olympia, the Hotel Bowlers In Secure Position PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. 30 P) Portland's Imperial hotel five-man tcanv today held -first-plntrtj-r1n 'the: open event of the Northwest interna tional Bowling congress. The Imperial bowlers, with a score of 2721, crowded the Salem Elks out of first place lost night. The Elks had gained the lead early In the tournament. A five-man team from the Payn Taklt store, Port Angeles, rolled 2076 last night and the Tacoma Capitol Electric quintet bowled 2601. They were the only out-of-town teams first with a series of wristlocks, and bowling yesterday. the second with a body slam. Clarence Newton, wrestling in structor in tho Oregon City High school and Joe Gardiner, St. Louis, went three fast rounds to a draw in the curtain raiser. IMKH?iiMili o W WAR NOCK MGR W. S. C. OX TRIP DTTT T ltA?J Woch Anr flfl fPi I Washington State college's Cougar I baseball team headed coastward to l dny to play six Pacific Coast con- icrcnce games in seven nays: Tho scncduio inciuo.es: university of Washington, Seattle. Friday and Saturday; Oregon at Eugene, Mon day and Tuesday and Oregon State at CorvalUs. Wednesday and Thursday. Coach Buck Bailey took fifteen players. Including six pitchers. May Sale OF Dresses and Millinery Dresses formerly priced at $9.90 to ?14.95 Now . . $7.95 Another Group of Dresses Formerly Priced at ?19.95 to S24.95 Now ... i $16.95 Special Prices on Hats Formerly ?4.95 to $9.95 Now . . . $2.95 SPECIALS ON UNDIES AND SILK PAJAMAS Cinderella Shop In the singles events C. Swinny, Portland, placed In the money with a total of 636. Baseball Standings f $ By the Assoclntrt! Press COASI LEAUL'K W. Los Angeles Portland Sacramento .... Hollywood Oakland San Francisco Missions Seattle 12 13 13 12 10 10 10 9 L. 8 10 10 11 10 13 13 14 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago a 3 St. Louis 8 3 Boston .". 9 4 New York .. 8 4 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh , 6 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati I 10 AMERICAN LGAGl'B W. L. Cleveland e 3 Washington .'. 8 '5 New York 7 6 Philadelphia 5 5 Detroit 8 7' Chicago 5 e St. Louis 3 7 Boston ...i 3 7 Pet. .600 .565 .545 .522 .600 .455 .435 .391 Pet. .727 .727 .692 .667 .455 .385 .167 .111 Pet. .750 .615 .538 .500 .462 .466 .300 .300 LIGHTWEIGHT FATALLY STABBED MEXICO CITY, Apr. 30 VP) Arturo "Spontaneous" Cervantes, Mexican lightweight who was scheduled to meet Joe Kid Peck. American, in a match here Saturday, was stabbed and perhaps fatally wounded by an unldontlfled man on a downtown street here last night. Cervantes was walking with his flanco when the man stopped up to them, struck his with his knlle, and then escaped In a crowd. I Menus of t The Day I By Mrs. Alc.xnmler GeorRe MAY DESSERT CAKE Brenkfust Chilled Prunes Poached Eggs Buttered Toast Coffee Luncheon Minced Chicken Sandwiches Pickles Sugar Cookies Peach Sauce Tea' Dinner Spanish Rice Buttered Turnips Bread Butter Fruit Salad May Dessert Cake Coffee The News Used To Be: TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (From Observer, Mon., April 30, 1906) Married on Sunday, April 29, 1906. William Buestng and Miss Elizabeth Oatz. Julius Fisher has received tho gold Spanish It Icq (Serving 6) 4 slices bacon, cut fine. 3 tablespoons chopped onions. 2 tablespoons chopped green pep pers. 3 cups boiled rice. - 3 cups tomatoes. t teaspoon salt. 14 teaspoon paprika. Heat bacon In frying pan. Add seasonings and rice - and cook until browned. Stir frequently. Add the tomatoes. Boil gently 10 minutes. May Dessert Cuke 4 tablespoons butter. Vfc cup sugar. 3 egg yolks, beaten. 6 tablespoons milk. 1 teaspoon lemon extract. l teaspoon vanilla. teaspoon salt. 1 cup flour. 1 teaspoon baking powder. Cream the butter and sugar. Mix well. Add rest of Ingredients and beat 3 minutes. Pour Into shallow pan which has been lined with waxed paper. Bake 20 minutes In moderate oven. Add the topping. Topping - 1-3 cup BUgar. 3 tablespoons flour. 1 egg yolk. teaspoon salt." !6 cup water. 2 tablespoons lemon Juice. 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind. 1 teaspoon butter. Blend the sugar and flour. Add horns on exhibition. The antlers wens found in Union county. boiler until thick and creamy. Stir constantly. Beat well and pour onto the baked cake mixture, cover witn Meringue. 4 egg whites. y2 cup BUgar. 2 teaspoon cinnamon. teaspoon lemon extract. Beat tho eggs until stiff. Add the TEN YKAKS AOO (Prom Observer, Sat., April 30, 1921) According to C. E. -Stilt, heading a delegation from the Central Labor council that investigated conditions at the Ra lotto-Winters road camr above Perry yesterdav. sub-contracts f sucnr and bent until cream v. Add the for the station work along that bcc- extract and roughly spread over top tion of the highway, on which thia of cooked mixture. Sprinkle with the firm lias a contract, have been let to cinnamon. Bake 15 minutes in slow foreigners,-local residents not having 1 oven. While warm cut into bars and been given a chance to bid on tho : rcmovo aarefully from pan. WOrk.,- ' mm m According to a number of tourists arriving here yesterday, the road across tho Blue Mountain is passable but not in the best of condition. J. F. Heasty, formerly of the J. O. Holm grocery left this morning for Minam, where he will take charge of the Minam Lumber, company. O. W. Donnelly, of Weiser, Idaho, has purchased from Charles W. Lof land a large house on East Adams avenue. ONE YEAR AOO (From Observer. Wed., April 30, 1930) Another indication that Conditions ih-S-ii .'Grande this year are almost normal came to light late, yesterday when lit was announced that the number of persons paying taxes totaled the same up to April 29, as for the same period lost year. The annual Summer Round-up pre school clinics are to take place to morrow morning from 0 to 12 o'clock under the auspices of the City Coun cil of Parent Teacher associations with Miss Alice Marquardt as general chairman. Word has been received that Stella Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rogers, was married in Walla Wallo, Wash., on April 5 to Elmer Garrett. $0 MUCH TRAVEL SERVICE for SO LITTLE TRAVEL COST SPOKANE PORTLAND I VV CON00X&HIN - UN.ON The world't largest motor coach system, Greyhound Lines, link the travel centers of the Northwest with a vast transcontinental network of lines, covering over 40,000 miles of highway. Groyhound offers frequent, dependable service . . . the finest equip- . ment and operators . . . one standard of ' service and courtesy throughout. Sample Bargains One Way Round .Nin rranrlMvi ?;l..0 !. Anci'les 28.00 Portland B.ofl .Sealtlfi 10-VI ChlraRO, III 3n-"0 JackMmvllle, Fla 55.00 Aik your Pickwick Gry hound agtnr concerning v cation trips by but. Grty hound Lints Itrve marly vary ratort and play ground in Amarica. DEPOT Columbia Gorge Stage Depot Elm & Jefferson Sli. Phone 799 UCALOWUL lMAUrA OB0ISE i TWIN 'AUT"- rocATiuoo LOCAN p Trl f 3.5.-, IK.O.-. HICHAM O 12.115 I Yi'rn OCDENp Hi:.", I SALT LAKE CITYfSj PIC KW I C K GREYHOUND COLUMBIA GORGE DIVISION Graduation Frocks Complete new shipment arrived today in both Printed Chiffons and Pastel Tints Pink Maize Blue Orchid Sizes I I to 20 $10 and $15 THE LITTLE SHOP You needn't do a daily dozen to reach the nee pudding in a Frigidaire! Waist-high, easily accessible food shelves are one of the very real advantages of Frigidaire Advanced Refrig eration. There are many others. It is such advantages, developed by Frigidaire, that have made household refrigeration so healthful, convenient and economical. THE NEW All WHITE PORCELAIN-ON-STEEl FRIOIDAIRES ARE SOLD WITH Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. La Grande, Oregon : Terms mill be arranRedto suit the purchaser I Radio Programs I FRIDAY lROKAMS Nation fi 1 Broadcasting Co.: 6, vocal ists and orchestra; 6:30. Theatre of Air; 7, Amos and Andy; Footlites; 7:30, Musical Echoes; 8, vocalists and ensemble; 8:30, Mellow'd Melodies; 9, Hill Billies; 9:30, vocalists and or chestra; 10, mystery serial; 10:30, piano duo; 11 to 12, dance orchestra. Columbia Broadcasting System: 6, musical programs; 7, orchestra; band; 7:45, Advenatures of A Con Man; 8, Black & Blue; orchestra; 8:30, Col lego Daze; 9, Musical Cocktails; 9:30, Soronadcrs; orchestra; 10, band; or chestra; 12 to 1 a. m Vagabond of tho Air. . Northwest Broadcasting Systom: 5:40, markets; garden talk; 6, sports; Ward and Chet; 0:30, dance orches tra; 7, Stump 'Em Twins; 7:30, con cert ensemble; 8, Orpheus Trio and violin; 8:30, - Song Exchango; 9, Montavlllo Flowers; 9:30, Ad Lib Re view; 10, Sunshine program; 10:30, Moonlight Melodies; 11, dance or chestra; 12 to 3 a. ni., Midnight Revellers. Spokane KHQ (500): 7 a. m., Town Crier; Alice Bluo Gown; 8, Happy time; 9, Walt & Norman; features; talks; 10:30, Magazlno of tho Air; 11:30, or gan; 12, talks; music; 1:80, Gems of Remembrance; 3, studio parade; 3, service hour; 4, concert; 5, duo and orchestra: 6, NBC programs; 7:30. musical programs; 8, NBC programs; 0. Ensemble; 9:30, NBC programs; 10:15, musical programs; 11 to 12, orchestra. Seattle KJR (070): 5:40 to 3 a. m., NBS programs. . - Tacoma KVI (700): 6:30. beauty talk; mu sic; 7, orchestra; 9, CBS; 9:30, Serv icers; 10, orchestra; 10:30, Walka thon; 11 to 12, orchestra. I'ortlimtl KEX (1100): 6, Melody Musketeers; Undo Jerry; orchestra; 7, silent; 8. instrumental trio; 8:30, symphony orchestra; 9, NBS programs; 10:30, Wnlkathon: 11:30, orchestra; 12 to 3 a. m NBS. ' Oakland ' KLX (880): 7:30, piano; 8. Hl Jluks; 10, band; 11, classic records; 11:30 to 12. dance music. KOO (790): 0 to 12, NBC programs: San Francisco KPO (680): 7, concertized opera; 8, orchestra; 8:30, musical pro grams; 8:30, musical programs; 9:30, Instrumental ensemble; 10, news; 10:30. dance orchestra; 11:30 to 12, orchestra. ' KFRC (610): 6 to 1 a. m.. CBS programs. . LOS AllRt'lt'R - KHJ (000): 7, orchestra;-band, con cert; 8, CBS programs; 9:30, orches tra;. 10, news; orchestra; 12 to 1 a, m., organ. 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