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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1932)
"Pago Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, June 16, 1932 Giants Mount To Fourth Position Today the OlunU stood In fourth ' ho:ncrun nvjrted n sliuluut lor the jiltico, only four Kumen from tho top, j lcudciti. uftur winning dnht out of tonganiLu Earl Webb, playing hl first r;amci played undo tliulr new fcrcmnn. Ailn a Oulroll uniform, teamed up with ccstly error by Bi:i Herman, Chicago CJorulcl Walker to defeat Waililiwton. w-r -n kh t,n .-.,, . unun t)in '"I'ftrrvi'rK" 7 Lrt u. uuueu LWU uuuuin, " IJriflPI' Hill I PlrVlfii runa In tlieolglith Inning and a and between them they eorcd three vl,uvl MMMMt 1M, vletory over the Cuba In tbclr runs and batted in five. 'opener yesterday. I The Ht. ljuta Browns uliaded the Defeat Chicago Cubs 6-3i The defeat did not out into ttoMjiw." ?,'!' wi"," t""y scored Ull JJilTOr JM'Om Uer-I I"'" ,"co "notton 'nruvt W Cta'dunel much. It cl" Wj . . . . .. ..... n... lor liiq wmt im wes rejieu man Boston D i' o i) s dropping a 6 to a verdict to piu- J11M.11 XJUPWfl J- I U l J o hurgli, largely the result of Tony Game to Pittsburgh. pw tnpio wnn two on m tn back the Denton Hcd Box, " to 3, for th9 his twelfth triumph. rh'ht.h Ily (Jniln Talhnt Floyd Caves Herman had a happy , Win, i.lrmr It in'ht (Associated Presa Snorts Writer) i,nn,ini, nt Ehimut fioid as the I Jl IvT J. l,it JiniO alono will HldBO or Bill cr- ninniimi.t.t nyrta trimmed llroo: m. 5 ry's ability to handle a big league! to 1, -jhe Btbo lilt a homuruii, a club, but there Is no denying tho big i tripiq ni,u a double and drova In first ba-jemau haa made an Imposing etart as major domo of the Qlantd. When ho took them off John Mc Graw's tired hands less than two weeks ago, tho Now Yorkers were run ning eighth In the National league. All Terry did after he took charge three rur.tj against his former matos. j iienauie MUH uuun yicmtu kiuh uito In winning his eighth vletory. The Phllilra took a shortened contest from tho Cardinals. 7 to 4, rain stopping play In tho seventh Inning. Tho American league's three top for publication, at least was to 'teams encountered With Schmeling Hard To Dope llv KtlHHiil .1. Nell (Aajccla'cd Pn.ua Bporls Writer) NEW YORK, Juno 10 Wi The faintest ahade In the fortunes of war. one tiny error of Judgment or morns ,tf-.ir. nt. ttin abolish the 11:30 "curfew" rule and hands of western rivals. The Yankees iinanshlp, can turn tne noavyweigiu appoint a new club tinntnr but It 'dronnnd a close one to tho Chicago championship to Jac.t faharkey J ues hasn't looked Ilk? the saino tauiu. While Box. 2 to 1. ixiu unnrig'B 11UI WfffM else but ! ($b$9& IN ZINZINNATI? Missions, Seals Nose Out Angels And Hollywood (Ily Tlio jVwx-lutwl lns) I.eutliiiK Uiumv In the Pacific const IcnKue were not m secure In their poalttcma tatluy folliwlu a yentrul uprlKtng yesUrduy of "under don" teams. '1'Jid tullend iseloiis nosed out the fourth place AnyeU, tho third place &vuU lmt out the No, J Hollywood Stuis. tuid Seattle, filch In the Etaudin(;s, bent Porilund. the oee ond p)uce tuurn- However. Oakland, In sixth pities, beitt eacrmncnti, No. 7 on the II tit. Eenttlo hent Portland 4 to 3 wlfc'i the help of Gutch Holland' honw run over the ritiht field fence in the fifth inning with two men on. BeaUie has won 12 of the 10 gumtn played lnce George Burns became manager. i The Seals rnndo it two straight bv beating Hollywood 7 to 0, A thrcB- run rally in the lllth inning featured tne St on n . ouna started it with a double, scoring on Bullk's single, a moment Inter Wera got a three-b&tf ger, scoring Sullk and Kcosey. i no Angeis-M:3ionu game was liass Is Glutton For Long Games ASIIEVILLE. N. C. M') This boy Dick Iiaaa, ABhcvllle Tourist pitcher, whese going thla year has been very good, likes those extra Innings when the wore Is tied. Baiu. property of tho Louisville Colonels, is a former University of MlumJ moundsman. While nt Miami, In 1030. Bass pitched a s 31-lnnlng game against tho University of Cincinnati to tie tho standings of the two teams In the lost game of the season. The previous year ho pitched an 18-In nine; game, two that went 14 rounds, one of 12 and another of 11 In nines, 'Dizzy' Dean Says Cardinals Ain't Done Him Right day night after seven iong year's of seeking, or leavo Max Bchmcling without another serious tula con- tenuer in sigin,. ' "e "- '""'"'J? ,?,'""" WBa ? PlULADBLPHfA, JunD IB WI-Jor- emart men 01 tne ring nave come - ". ".:, ",.iiT i 1 n t Herman Dean, better known as away Iron, the gladiators' training ! "'e Whi Ba llou a to a. ,.Dlray Ceaili nos icft tno 8t Loul5 CUinjMi SIlllKlIliJ II If If Ill-nun. Probably no two wamcij in motiern ring lilstory have shown ai brllllunt- ly w the durk browed, smiung uer man, and the miifisiv-a, determined Blmrkey In their training cumpalgns this week. Sharkey, tho usually blustering, bellicoKO, erratic sailor, and Schmel ing, Europe's lone heavyweight cham pion, havo come down toward the close of their training campaigns In tho best condition either ever haft at tained for buttle. Sharkey, more faithful than ever before In training, apparently has capitalized fully for the first ' time all tho extraordinary punching and boxing endowment ho haa cast aside ot least three time.s In tho past when fhniw-.u i,t tho ))rnvuwillit. rhum. Dlonshin were in his urasn. I He Is pounds heavier, yet at 202 the weight has lodged In his should ers, where It adds to the power of his punches. Mc-it hnpre-isive of all 13 his men tal attitude. "I'm going to fight," he said today, his eyes level and earnest, "the cold est, calmest, deadliest fight of my life. I'm not going to ml 93 this "mo." i ICffciHl The Clemson college golf course was opeu two years before a golfer scored a hole-ln-ouc this spring. Tho "Leans" gave away 80 pounds per man to the "Fats" In a special team, bowling event at Houston, Tex. Your firHt can of Itut lteyc will make a real fan of you tho kind that won't use anything el. sc. For Buck eye is the quality malt the all-barley mall, made by Buckeye's sncciul process of DUO-MALTING under vacuum Then to preserve that extraordinary flavor we VACUUM PACK it so it comes to you FRESH! M-m! M-m! W hut flavor! What gooducsal Try it! PLAIN OR HOP FLAVOR LIGHT OR DARK Caster held the southerners to five -,.u0t-1,11 ,i ,.dr ih nriu ii ..caroina.s. ched great hall. Ballou allowed eight1 DL'an "aught a train for St. Loula hits. The Missions got two unearned CBr,y yesterday, declaring he wao runs In the sixth Inning, after Blair, """"k" w.. w.m vnpuu. Angels second baseman, piado a two 'xa""5 tnviy had not Sjrcatet- him baso error. r8ht. Larry Gllllck, young Sacramento Dean, one of the most ccce.itrlc mouncl-.man, and Fay Thomas, Oak- Pitchers in the major teuxuos, has land hurlar, each allowed only five ke!,t the st' t'01"8 club 011 tontcr hlts, but the Oalcs won 3 to 1. , hooks dealing, with Ills prtnka all jseaaon. averal times befoi'e he had threatened to quit. li nvrtfilfL rneQ f Jt wns learned Dean felt ho hi:d ,lul u"1111 iiloca not recoived favors he desired from Falls To Elich n'uaff?.i,rdln,U8 mvi lert ths clty '"' 8 " I "Dean, has no real grievance PORTLAND, Ore., June 10 (P) . against the Cardinals." Manager Gab Nick Ellch, Servian heavyweight by Street said. "Ho has been treated wrestler, defeated Al Karaslck two fairly but ho Is a hard proposition to out of throe falls hero last night. In. handle." , winning the final fall with flyini; This is Dean's first season as a big tackles, Ellen also floored Referee leaguer. He has not been the sen Verno Harrington who got in tho way sation it was predicted he would be of one of hU rushes. Elich took tho. come. firtt fall In 11 minute a 32 seconds Dean in St. Louis recently on with a flying tackle. Karaslck won nounced he wanted to be traded by the second In 10 minutes 32 seconds St. Loula because ho was not per wlth a reverse headlock. The third mlttcd to work regularly enough, fall went to Elich In 25 minutes with I On one of the days during tho 1 flying tackles. Elich QUffercd from Phils series there, Dean refused to get severe cuts over the eyes which bled In uniform because he was not al profusely during the match. j lowed to pitch, according to Phillies' Bob Krusc ond Ivon Vakturoff. players. heavyweights, went to a draw, each ELGIN TOWN NINE TO MEET EAGLES Sunday Game Arranged After Pendleton Team Failed to Keep Date, It was announced this tnprntng by D. W. Hall, manager of the La Qrande Eagles baseball learn, that tho Elgin town baseball nine will play the local Eagles squad here at tho high school field Sunday afternoon, Juno 19. It was originally expected the Pen dleton Eagles team would meet tho local squad here but the Pendleton management was unable to make tho date. Negotiations, with the Cove squad were insuccesBful, and It was early this morning that the Elgin game was definitely arranged. It Is expected that the Pendleton Eaglea and the Cove teams will be able to make arrangements to play here early In July. Tho Elgin team, completed, their schedule requirements In the league up the branch which was composed of teams from Enterprise, Wallowa, Joseph and Elgin, lost Sunday. They havo been playing regular leugue ball for more than two months and It Is expected they will give the Eagles outfit a tough battlo for the entire nino Innings. The La Grande squad la holding light practice workouts three nights this week and It is said they will be in good shape lor tho game, counts." league. This performance also gavo him the leading strikeout mark with 40. Tho youngster, whose right name Is Lynwood Thomas Rowe, stands Q feet inches and weighs 203 pounds. In school he played football, baseball, basketball and tennis, in addition to taking part in track meets and shoot ing a good game of golf. The tall right-hand recruit belongs to the Detroit Tigers, who plucked him last summer from the semi-pro leagues of Louisiana. Billy Wambsganns who, playing with Cleveland in 1020, was the only ..invpr to miike a triple play unas sisted in a world series, is managing tho Fort Wayne (Ind.) Central league entry. j Chick Berens, Cleveland, O., wres tler, works out by wrestling barrels of oil and gasoline for an oil com pany for which he works. Detroit Recruit "Schoolboy" Best Hurler In Texas BEAUMONT, Tex. m The Texas league has a new pitching sensation thi3 year big "Schoolboy,f Rowe of the Beaumont Exporters, Rowe, a 20-year-old. lad Just one year out of high school, started the season with six straight victories that put him at the top of the heap a the only undefeated hurler in tho mm rr UTIVE MKfH " STl NO MOKE FlfaHl IM& i Don't Vol) L d SHOULD LOVE eo's I CAM HIM MTV BJHEtWIr-' Hir We are constantly making new friends by the uuulil.v of our pro duct. Fresh, pure Meadow Harvest Uutter makes u hit With the whole family and It's guod for them, too. GRANDE RONDE CO OP CREAMERY ASS N. MEAD0Wtt HARVEST BUTTER UC0C0 EGOS "cZi Ihe Letter Cream that nuke it tetter ILLNESS EXCUSE TESTED taking a fall In five rounds. Henry Jones won from Harold Hel bert with a scries of whiolocks. WASHINGTON, June 10 W The Tulano was rated highest In sports senate banking committee investi honors of any school In the Southern gating the Now York stock market conference this year. The schjool today sent a doctor to examine W1K participated In" six of the ten ham Fox. of the Fox Film corpora branches of sport. ttlon, after his counsel informed the luuiy Merhar of Butte has won committee Fox would be unable to Thirty-seven winners of major alhlotic loiters at tho University of I Tnum Will tin nmnnir thn trrnrlnntnti next fall, tho heaviest such loss In I tho Montana high school golf cham- appear because he was confined to seven years. pionsnip lor tnrce straight years. nis hotel room here by illness rv.'.v.i h d -iitw-iT w-j n 1 1 r ' i COMMUNITY CASH STORE KKATUHRS FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY, JUNK 17-18J Sugar B Mayonnaise I'uro Cano , 1 Nalley'a Salad Time 20 lbs. ...$1.00 2 Full Pts.-35c For a picnic we have most delicious foods. 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