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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1931)
Pare Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Tuesday, May 12, 1931 ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT of Popular Blouses Just Arrived VOILES EYELETS CBEPES SWISSES in, many shades and a wide variety of attrac tive styles. 98c to $3.95 CONNER'S La Grande's Own Store JOHNNY FARRELL ON GOLF Br Johnny FarrrU (Former Am-ericaa. Open Champion) ! As told lo Alan Gould No. IS Hit IDEAL KOI N I have ben &sfc.ed a number of i Uices to select the beet-bc-inakers In golf; not purely from the stand point of Individ Aid scoring ability, but on toe bans of style and consist ent results. , Jt would be &n Ideal round. In my opinion, if each shot could be played from tee to fcreen by tbe fol lowing line-up: Driver Bobby Jones. Brattle Tommy Amour. j Spoon Joe Turnesa. Driving Iron Bobby Crulcfcchanfc. j No. 2 Iron -Oene Barazen. No. 3 or 4 Iron Lo Dlegel. ' 1 Mashie Willie Macfarlane. - i . ; MashleNlbllclc Walter Hagea. i 6pJtde Uaodonald Smith. , Chip Shots Horxon Smith- j 1 Putter Bobby Jones. - j ! Seme of these selections are diffl-; cult to make, the margin of differ-! enoe being very close, bat I tntck you will find in each case I hare good reasons for my choice. Jones is long as veil as eccu-' rate oft the tees. Be Is no longer. If as long en the average as hit ters such as Craig Wood. Ed Dud ley. Gene Sarazen and Leo Dlegel, but be can hit my tee shots on this Bobby Till do on the greens also. Baseball Game Here on Sunday With O.-W. Team Phillies Stop Winning Streak Of Cardinals Br Carle Talbot Jr. 4 Associated Press Sports Writ?) Manager Burt Shotion has his In connection with the invasion of La Grande by the Portland O.-W. club athletes Sundav. a b&b&n mtw although I mlzbt like to take a few arrangea lor. Bob Quinn, Phiiwielphia FhiUies using an en- 5UV m luc u) wier .hlr mnir if former Blue Uountain Uaxue out- Ureiy dittoes t system this season. ! Wonal eague contest. Heine Melee speculate 03 what had happened to his hitters. Ke admitted that be ing held to eight hits In two games with the Giants was bad business, but denied a rumor that be planned to bench Hck: Wilson, the bird hit ting outfielder. Pirates Win Again Braving the chill winds on the ap posite bank of the East river, the Pittsburgh Pirates and Brooklyn Rob- Wrestling Br the Associated Press New Tort Hay Steele. 214. Call fornit. threw Jim McMIUen. 215. Chi cago. 1:05 .-27; Strgl KiJuUkoM. 2. Russia, threw Jim Cllnfcstock. ZU. Oklahoma. 3:46; Glno Garibaldi, 2M, Italy, drew wlthKola Kwarlanl. ata, Jng the first three rounds there were no falls. Freberg racks as one of the best heavyweight wrestlers In the Pacific Northwest. COAST LEAGUE WILL FEATURE NIGHT GAMES ZBYSZKO COMING I HEREJHURSDAY BO-Yeai'-Old Polish Wrest ler Victor Over Fre berg in Seattle. - V Wrestling fans of La Grande and nearby towns and cities are setting aside Thursday nigbL of this week i tot their favorite sport, with a match . between Stanislaus Zby&zko. GO-year- old Polish grappler of international i Same, and Charles Westenberg. of Chicago, billed for the Eagles hall. Ray McCarroU. promoter, announces - that the card will begin at p. m and will feature some good prelim inary event In addition to the main go between the two heavyweights. Westenberg. who tips the scales at ' about 210 pounds, is known as the "Terrible Westenberg"," and Is re ported to have quite a following in the Middle West. Zbyszko has been wrestling for decades and ranks as one of the grandest of them all. He haant lost his ability, however. In spite of his age. Last nigbt in Se attle ha won from John Preberg. Scandinavian champion, on a foul in the fourth round. r- The Associate Press story this morning stated that Ft t berg klckt-4 the Pole In the chest while be was - tangled In the ropes, and the referee awarded the match to Zbyszko. Dur- Hy the Associated Prrst Play in the Pacific Coast league will see all teams on a night schedule tonight with the first place Portland Beavers meeting Los Angeles In the Southern California city. The Beavers Increased their lead In last week's series with Seattle while the Aneels, who held the lead a few weeks ago, are now In sixth place. Oakland's Acorns, wbo have forged Into second place, will be at home to the Hollywood Stars, last year champs, and the San Francisco Mis sions remain at home to play Se attle. The San Francisco Seals will jour ney to the state capital to open a series with the Sacramento Senators. Manager Carl Zamlocb of the Oak land club, yesterday announced the outright release of Gus GockeL young southpaw. It was said that Gockal, who won 19 and lost four games in the Central league last year, failed to produce with the Coast club. j YESrr.KfMY'H GAMES Pacifle Cant Ko games; teams traveling. American At Detroit 4. Washington 14. Ko other games played due to rain. National - . At Brooklyn 2. Pittsbrugh 4. At Philadelphia 2. St. Louis 1, Other games postponed - want uTrest un for his next tee ; UHr athletic coach at the JS. 1 and they are getting surprisingly good lhe Rabins down with five hlus wuii mi tt "" ' c: w Vwbn .tVut . -r..4-. w. 3 to bivb Iii Pirates ihflr fieconri Cruickshank hit one of the great-im nir,e w PteT the Portland team j Lart year the Phils went in for ; kixaight victory 4 to 2. Tne Invaders est No 1 iron shots I ever saw when uay- wJ tryouta will be held each ) bushels of hiw, including doubles, buncned four hit off Dazzy Vance he tied Jontx lor the open in 1923 j awnoon this week at 5 o'clock at triples and homers, but they didn't ' " score three runs and sew It up in at Inwood. t mgh cho1 1iril- Beverai play- score in proportion. The result was ' the fourth. You bear more about Armour's ' 6X8 Te been lined up already but j that they led the National league Only one American league tilt sur lron play but be is better with the more Ere Deeded, and anyone desir- in hitting and were a strong eighth I vlved the epidemic of rain and cold, long wood. Ke gets more out of a ! lnf 10 out iar position Is urged i in the final club standing. ! the W&shtngton Senators burying brassie shot than any other n roles- ! 10 61 lne school at 5 either This year, however. Sbotton has j Detroit under an avalanche of hits. wraignt or tomorrow night. ! his boys going at it differently. With j 14 to 4. Osele Bluege led the 18 Besides Quinn, former Pendleton j such sluggers as Lefty O'Doul and hit assault on four Tiger pitchers outfielder, other players who will see ; Fresco Thompson gone, the 1931 with a homer, double two singles, action Include Jimmy King, of Imb- I Pails are not getting as many hits, ; Kuhel had a double and two sir-iiles ier. second -&cker with the Old La but they are getting them where they : and Joe Cronin a homer and single. Grande Pirates, also Gib Stokke, who ; count, leaving fewer men on base j Carl Fischer went the route for the was manager and first bswnan on. j and winning more ball games. 1 Senators to score his third victory, the Pirate aggregation, and wbo ! Cardinals od Out played with Baker last year. Two or For instance, they collected only three ball players are coming from 1 five hits yesterday, but they cut off Cove, including oce named Phillips. ! the eight-game winning streak of the and the remainder of the team will j St. Louis Cardinals, 2 to 1. Chuck be formed from local men. j Klein hit his sixth homer of the year Besides the baseball game Sunday, j to tie the score in the sixth inning, the O.-W. group will bring a trap- i Then big Buzz Ariel t got on second shooting team, a golf team and same ! and Les Ma lion, rookie infieider. brassie shot than any other profes sional 1 know, Hagen always has been a master with the mashie niblick. He has extreme confidence with this club. Hagen always has been a master with the mashie niblick. He has extreme confidence with this club. Horton Smi th's best scoring last winter was due to his fine chip shots. These saved him many a time when he was having trouble with other dubs. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. May 12 U. 8. D. A i Hogs 1&.000; bulk 150-210 lbs. lJ2bi 7-35: moat 220-250 lbs. $1.00 . 17.20; few 275 -40 lbs. 606f630. Cattle 7 .50O; calves ZJOOO. slaughter cat4e and vealers steers, good and choice eOO-l 100 lbs. $7.75 1? 9-50; 1100-1300 lbs. 97.75 kt SO .25; vealers vrsvl r.it rhrr SJl (Yii SO fiA Sheep 14.000; best woolsktns around $10.00; native springers 1 1-00 w 12 00, ' crack horseshoe pitchers for competi- uvu Kiui 10C3U nrgn n ixjftrtft , P0RTL.4.VD PROIILXE PORTLAKD, May 12 WP Butter: steady,- quotations unchanged. Countrv dnpfirw-H mvni vmI 1.' i j lower, fancy 10-1 2c; other quotations ; duccJ Cardinals lead over , unrhftfitrwi ; Sew York Giants to a slnele c Milk, mohair, nuts cascara bark -ia eaif?r E AeT crK tept tne uieMuugui nwwu,iw 1 . , ' , . . (wiania ami unsc&po rtihs mrtnom 2? pooi. d choice j Ti- 7"r.i,n: -. " W Hornsby of mv-wui ostj&t, mniium Ma.Hrw, i - - , brought blm in with a lusty double. With Phil Collins turning the Cards bact: round after round, tbat was all the Phillies needed. Wild Bill Hallahan was the victim of the win ners' concerted attack. Their loss lo the 5boUonmen re- the game. 100 lbs. medium to choice ag.oo 19.75; all weights, common 17X10 a ewes &0-160 lbs. medium to choice f 2 75 HW; cull and common $l0gf $2.75. LIVEBPOOt, WHEAT LIVERPOOL. May 12 VP) Wheat close: May 67 H: July 67S: October changed. . SI OAK AND FLOl'B PORTLAND. May 12 UH 6ftgar: steady; cane, fruit or berry M.o per hundred: beet sugar MO. Flour: steady; tcity deli very prices) family patents. 49s 560: whole wheat. 4Ss M.70: graham. 4 as M-50: balers' hard wheat. &3s (430; bakers' bluestem patent. 90s i0; pastry flour. 49s 5.o. Chicago iager Rc the western team an opportunity to SPRING SALE 3Iodel "T" Fords $40 to $135 LABISOS CHEfBOLET CO. 1414 Adams Fnone wn Russia, and Richard Shikat, 217, q, many, drew with Esndor Szabo. ju Hunkary, In 30 minute ' time lhyj matches. Montreal Ed "Don" George, Buffalo. N. T.. defeated Pat Mconi 216, Omaha. Keb., two falls to one! McOtll took the first fall la jjj: George won the other in 020 inj Wash Frocks From the Best Washable Prints All Sizes 79c to $2.79 Silk Dresses Sizes 14 to 40 $3.98 to $9.90 Ankle Sox 25c Summer Hats 79c to $U8 Norton's Kiddy Shop Constantly Changing - Our display of merchan dise is never the name. Right now summer ap parel is decidedly in the lead, Sport Frocks $fi.50-$lo-$15 Mid Summer Hats $3 $4 5 The Little Shop mm m - -vv . sis VERY BUILDING IN OREGON Low fares East start May 22 A ny trip East can be a "CircleTrip" Low summer roundtrips East start May 22. Go East through California with Southern Pacific Its famous "Grclc Trips" cost ooly a little more than ordinary roundtrips. And when you go this way, you add a score of extra thrills to your ticket. You make a round trip dm is really round. SUNSET CIRCLE You go down through San Francisco and Los Angeles. Then across the colorful Southwest to New Orleans. 1 lore you may continue East by rail, or take a Southern Pacific steamer to New York. Return on any north ern linc.SfofiormuiyuiK'rc GOLDEN STATE CIRCLE You go down through Cali fornia to Los Angeles. Then ' up to Chicago via Kansas Cjty. Return by any north ern 1 inc.S0 o vrr unyubere. These arc only two ex amples. Any trip East can be a Circle! rip. Your ticket is good until October 31. Last sale date, October 15. J. A. OHMWliV Paswiirrr Trutfir Martarer Portkind, Ore. PROPERTY owners individually and " collectively create the conditions which determine the cost of their fire insurance. To establish rates in keeping with indi-. vidua I corfditions requires careful mea- surement and estimate of the fire hazards in practically every commercial buildins. . Consider the size of that task with , details of construction, occupancy, pro tection end exposure to be recorded. 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