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T Thursday, August 11, 1932 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Buster Crabbe Gets Surprise Win in 400-Meter Swim 1 A JAPAN'S MERMEN s ARE BEATEN BY r AMERICAN STAR United States Continues ' in Lead as Result of World-Record Dash in J Wednesday's Event. H By Paul Zimmerman ,'1X)8 ANGELES. Aug. U VP) With one championship to hln credit, Clar ence IBuster) Crabbe who momentar ily baited Japan'a wlmming Invualon. today started out on his campaign '; tar another title ot the tenth Olym piad. Tho former Unlveralty ot Southern Callfornlan. who Umid a stirring finish to bent Jean Tarls. Prance, by tlx Inches In tho 400-meter free style !' final yesterday, was scheduled to start In his first heat ot tlie 1600 meter prellmlnarlea today. ; His victory In tho 400-meter event was a complete surprise. Japan, on the basis of Its showing In prelim inary heats, had been favored to win, what with three men In the finals. Instead, Crabbe and Tarls staged such a brisk race that the Nipponese had to be content with third, fourth and fifth. Crabbe, who got most of his aquatic education on the Hawaiian Islunils. ! set a new Olympic record in his rtl- ! umph, but while ho was splashing to a win, tho International swimming federation was accepting various and sundry world's records including Tarls' time of 4.47 for the distance, taking this honor from the victor. ' Crabbe's win saved for the United States the men's team lead with the total standing at 43 against 37 for ; the Nipponese. The women's team lead was increased to 30 against 12 I for Australia, when Uncle Sam's fem- ' Inlne spring board diving experts swept tho first three placeH. Jo doing so they duplicated tho performance of the men's spring board trio composed of Mickey niley Gnllt zen! Harold Smith and Richard Dcn eger, several days ago. 'Georgia Coleman. Los Angeles: ' Katharine Rawls, Miami Beach, Fla.. ftnrj Jane PaunUs, Chicago, took the first three places In the order named, but only after MJks Coleman and Miss Fauntes has been requested to put on Bulta with less exposure of the just bow far Crabbe might go in the 1500-meter race Is a question. Otte 'of his chief opponents, Klta mufav 14-year-old Japanese boy, did not participate In tho 400-meter event, which undoubtedly took some thing out of the champion. Andrew (Boy) Charlton, Australia, and Tarls, also figured to be dangerous. "-Helena Madison, with one victory 'to her credit, so far, entered Into the preliminaries of tho 400-meter free Bfcyle for women as tho favorite, while Rlanor ' Holm, who bettered the world's record in the 100-meter bock atroke preliminaries with a mark ot f 118.3 was favored to capluro the finals of thlB event. yOUNdS'l Kit IIOOKH 32-l'OI'NIH:il f MIAMI, Fla. 011 John Wsllca. 11. or Baltimore, is going to remamncr his first fishing trip to tho Gulf Stream. For he caught his Hrst eall- j that measured more than six feet In length. l PHILC National TRADE IN WEEK ENDS SATURDAY FREE Trial Or A 1932 Philco You get ruillu entertainment u( Us hest with t'hlleo. AM (he Rlutnour, (he llirllU anil lienuly of (tie urlRlnul ptTiormuiice me onr ntth this Wonderful mushul liilrutucnt i: ml lis k tented Inclined houuillus Hour (I Which throws till tone Into the ear lewl uf the listeners. . Free Installation . . . 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It fell Into the cup & without hitting the ground tor a hole in one. 3 JACK DEM PSEY DEFEATS BIG FRISCO HEAVY BEATTLE, Aug. 11 WO Jack Demp scy resumed the "come back" trail he ftnyft will end In a bout with Jack Sharkey by Hoofing Chet Shandel, a ft trapping San Francisco heavyweight, five times In four rounds here laat night. Out of the ring for several months and going on with the exhibition af ter driving his own car here from Salt Lake City in the past Beveral days, he speeded up at times to smash Hhandel almost at will. The Ban Franciscan, who weighed In at 213 pounds, went to the mat three times in the occond round and twice In the fourth. Tho former title holder fought at 202 pounds, well over his best fight ing weight of several years ago. No decision was rendered, as the bout was billed as an exhibition. KASHAS ( ITV TEAM EVKH FORME K XI USA ICE HAItM KANSAS CITY (ff) It all ill de pression that brings nobody good, think officials of tho Pla-Mor hockey club. 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Stars and Angels Also Beaten, However. ' fly (lie AKMH'lated I'rr-wi Portland, Hollywood and Los An geles kept their relative positions un changed at the top of the Coast league list as each suffered defeat Wednesday. The Stars are three games behind the Beavers, with the Angels third by a half-game margin. San Francisco made It two straight over Portland, winning 7 to 4 when Augle Oalan, young shortstop, hit a home run In the seventh with the bases full. The Beavers outhlt the Seals, and were headed for victory until Oalan turned the tide with his bat. Pitcher Hal Hald kept nine Holly wood safeties well scattered, and Se attle evened the series by beating the Stars 3 to 1. Fred Muller, Indian second sacker, hit his 27th home run of the season. Angels Held lo 2 Hits Fay Thomss held the Angels to two hits as the Oaks took the game, 7 to 1. The southerners were unable to score until the ninth Inning, when Statz doubled and scored on two In field outs. - The amissions broke Sacramento's six-game winning streak by taking a loosely played contest, 0 to 4, evening the series. Nushlda. the Solons' new Japanese pitcher, worked the first eight Innings and was touched for only six hits. Wednesday's results: B. H. E. Portland 4 15 0 San Francisco , 7 9 2 Peterson, Prudhomme and Palm lsano; Zlnn and Brenzel. B. H. E. Los Angeles 12 0 Oakland 7 11 X Ballou, Moss and Campbell; Thom as and La Vcque. B. H. E. Seattle 3 10 2 Hollywood 19 1 Hald and Cox; Thomas and Bassler. I B. H. E. Missions - 6 8 3 Sacramento - 4 11 3 Lleber and Hoffman; Muahlda, Sal vo and Wlrts. Woodall. Charting The Olympic Games Gymnastics: 8 a. m., pommel horse, horizontal bar, long horse vaulting. Equestrian: 8:45 a .m.f dressage phase, three day event. Swimming: 10 a: nv. 400 -meter free style, woman's trials; 10:40 a. m., 1600 meter free style, men s trials; 3 p. m 1500 meter free style, men's trials; 4 p. m., 200 meter breast stroke, men's trials; 4:40 p. nv, loo meter back stroke, men's semi-finals; 4:50 p. m., 100 meter back stroke, women's fi nals; 6 p. m., water polo. United States vs. Hungary. Yachting: 12 Noon, star and mono type. Field hockey: 2:30 p. nr., United States vs. India. Rowing: 3 p. m., repechage races, - t Sport Slants t Ity Al.in (loultl (Assoclntcd Press Sports Editor) Tho way has been paved by Martl mn S()Uiiro Onrdeu for1 Jack Sharkey to ward off tho deadliest of all throats to tho continued supremacy of a heavyweight champion the rust that comes of ring inactivity. And for some queer reason, by tho same token, the Garden has made It possible for Sharkey to got himself a nlc punching around and lose his precious title, If he isn't very careful Indeed. The Garden has tho sal lor man under contract for his next major, duel, and there was no Idea that Jack would draw on gloves again until ho faced Max Schmcllng for tho third tlmo In New York next summer. With a struggling arena In Bos ton. tho Garden, however, decided that -It would be nil right If the champion fought once this winter in his home town, nothing serious, of course, and a flue guarantee that S)i nr key would not lose all his form while ScJimcllng Is Improving him self steiiuuy with a fun program this fall and winter. It It Ell IHO (INKS Ho tho Garden ruled that Sharkey could not box Schmellng, Primo Cur tiers, or Eddlo Schaaf In the win ter tune-up, and In tho same breath announced that It would be all right for Jack to meet Johnny Rlsko, the India rubber man himself, of all per sona. Time may have dulled Garden momorles, but It was Just four years ano that Sharkey, fighting his way buck from the DempsTy slaughter, buttled niMco In the bla Garden pit and got lilt two If punched right out of Tex Itlekard's last elimination tournament In fifteen rotmds. Someone had told Sharkoy that tho bounding baker boy from Clove- land was what tho fight game culls a "soft touch." Sharkey believed what ho was told. Ho had beaten Itisko easily in ton rounds In Bos ton. All Johnny did In their second meeting In New York was claw Bhurkcy from the opening bell, take everything ths Tar tossed at him. and rum bounding back for more as though he wero tied to Sharkey with a rubber rope. Ho not only won comfortably but he knocked Sltnrkey right out of the right to provide tho vehicle for Gene Tun noy's farewell to arm. Tom Hee nev finally eased hlmoelf Into that ?pot and a dreadful bent lug by out- lumoung untKO in ucirou. ItlSKO AT L AUOli Now Klsko is on the loose again. apparently back In tho form that made him the scourgt of aspiring heavyweights four years ago. His Inst effort was a convincing victory over Mickey Walker, the mighty mite who made Sharkey so um-om-fortoble for fifteen rounds last sum mer that the best the new cham pion could gt was a draw. Bo tho Gnrtlen may blandly sug gest that Klko would make Shar key n fine off-season opponent, but there Is little chance that Johnny will bo nominated. If the Garden has forgotten, Sharkey has not. Fighters are peculiar that way about lickings. Edward L. Gordon this year be came the first University of Iowa athlete to make two American Olym pic teams. He competed In tlte broad Jump in 1028 and 1U32. Baseball Standings fly the Associated PreHs NATIONAL LP.AOI'K W. L. Pet .550 Pittsburgh 05 49 Chicago Boston Philadelphia . Brooklyn St. Louis 68 48 .547 ..S8 63 66 SS ..67 64 .623 .600 .514 68 .486 New York 60 68 .472 .417 Cincinnati 48 67 AMKKIt'AS I.KAOI'K W. L. Pet. New York 75 35 .682 Philadelphia .. 66 44 .600 Cleveland . 04 65 .587 Washington 61 49 .555 Detroit 67 40 .538 St. Louis 48 60 .444 Chicago 38 69 .343 Boston 26 82 .241 PACIFIC COAST I.KACJIK W: L. Pet. Portland .76 66 .576 Hollywood 73 69 .563 Los Angeles .. 72 59 .550 San Francisco ....70 59 .543 Seattle 63 68 .481 Sacramento 82 70 .470 Oakland 67 75 .432 Missions . 62 78 .397 VESTKKIIAY'S GAMES - Coast League Portland 4. San Francisco 7. Los Angeles 1, Oakland 7. Seattle 3, Hollywood 1. Missions 6, Sacramento 4. American League New York 7, St. Louis 6. Detroit 6, Boston 2. Philadelphia 6, Chicago 3. Washington at Cleveland, post poned, rain. National league Pittsburgh 6-2, Boston 2-3. Brooklyn 6-10, Cincinnati 1-0. 6t. Louis 11, Philadelphia 5. Chicago at New York, postponed, rain. Fishing Stream HARTFORD, Conn. W) Connect! cut women are to have their own trout stream, from which husbands and brothers will be barred. Thomas H. Beck, fish and game commissioner, announced the state department plans to lease a stream on which women exclusively may fish. Vertical Air Race To Be New Stunt At Cleveland, 0. Meet CLEVELAND (P) A vertical air race will be one of the Innovations at the 1932 national air races at r.lnuflnnrl Aiicrnat. 01 tn RotitAmhpr 7 I The race, proposed by the Aero uiurj or roiana, wnicn win awara a I marble white eagle, Polish national emblem, as a trophy, probably will be a free-for-all event for both military and commercial planes. If successrui this year, tne race win be an annual event, with tho'ttrophy going permanently to tho contestant wno wins it xwico in succession, Planes In the contest must climb to a height of more than 25,000 feet and then dive back to the starting point. The first to cross the finish lino will be the winner. Two barographs and a thermograph will be carried by each plane to de termine tho altitude reached. Eiec trlcnlty heated flying suits and oxy Ben tanks will form part of the equip. ment of each flier taking part in the race. One of the entrants will be Col. Georgo Kossowoki, Polish war aviator and a member or tne international team that will take part In thl-3 year's races. TOURIST CROP FOR 7 MONTHS LESS THAN '31 SALEM, Aug. 11 P Tourist traf. flc through Oregon during tho month of July fell off 10.3 per cent or 3708 curs when compared with the same month a year ago, according to the non-resident statistics just complied 1 "J nwnv- Mllt Vllltllfc. llllll- WKIW 'lSHfU twist rutin im mnrin hv tourists lost month compared to ID,G02 tn Thli heavy loss during the past month placed the totnl number of non-resident permits for the year 6.6 per cent lower than for the first seven mon t lis of lost year. For the first seven months' of 11)32 there has betn 50,1107 outfllde cum registered, com pared" to 64,G7fl ovor the same period lust year. Full non-resident traffic Is expected to be heavy because of the national conventions to be held In this state and the state department predicted the totols for the current year will be more than last season. Tl lltiltrU.IX TBST HOONTS STATE'S CATTLK lit SIN ESS MADISON. Wis. W Wisconsin's tuberculosis clean-up has been lorgo ly responsible for a cattle export business of more than $3,000,000 the Inst year, says Charles L. Hill, chair man of the department of agriculture and markets. Tho campaign against tuberculosis thus Is returning millions of dollars annually to Wisconsin fanners. Hill points out, and the cattle are being shipped Into sections where they will not compete with Wisconsin's c"alry Industry. F.nstern states purchased most of tho dairy cattle sent out from Wis consin In the last year. New Jersey buying more than 20,000 head and Now York more than 11.000. Mi:il INC 1IAI.I, STOPS KINK" CINCINNATI m Tossing a 6- pound medicine ball 500 times a day. the last 50 ttmw from a position flat on his back, worked wonders for Bob Ashy. Cincinnati catcher. A.by had a 'kink" tn his throwing arm which has now disappeared. As n result he will give big Ernesto Lombard 1 some catching relief. ITT I'AHAK IvKT (U AKItS CHILD KVANSVIl.LE. Ind. (,V Year-old Jeanette Ann Gray has a parakeet tor a pet. The parakeet has proved to be a Jealous companion, ruling with her on her walker, scold tut other childr-n and pets that bother nrr. and attempting to recover toys that the baby drops. HKT .MOVE TO ( Al t! OHM KANSAS CITY Ml Zack Wheat, onetime veteran outfielder for Brook lyn, has sold his Missouri farm and taken his family to California, where they will make their homo. Yank Road Tour Ends With Third Of Games Lost By Hugh 8. Fullerton Jr. I The early August road tours In the major leagues have, ended with high honors for the New York Yankees, leaders of the American league, and few, if any, for tho Pittsburgh Pi rates at the head of the National. The Yanks came through their trip to the middle west with ten wins out of 16 games. The Bucs. on the other hand, finished with seven victories and 12 defeats. Today they faced the Chicago Cubs in a "crucial" series with a margin of only three percent age points. While Chicago was kept Idle by rain yesterday, Pittsburgh broke Its ten-game losing streak with a 6 to 2 victory over the Boston Braves In the first of a double header and thus kept their hold on first place. They followed it by losing a "heart break er," 3 to 2, when home runs by Ber ger and Schulmerlch gave the Braves tho decision. Brooklyn took two games from the Cincinnati Beds, 6 to 1 and 10 to 9 in 13 innings, to make it 14 victories in 18 starts. The St. Louis Cardinals completed the downfall of the Phillies with an eleventh Inning onslaught that brought six runs and an 11 to 5 vic tory. Philadelphia's Athletics captured second place in the American league by defeating tho Chicago White Sox, 6 to 3, while rain held Washington and Cleveland idle. The Yankees, meanwhile, maintain ed a nine game margin over the A's by slamming out 17 hits, many of them wasted, and taking a 7 to 6 de cision from the St. Louis Browns. Young Tommy Bridges stopped the Boston Red Sox with three hits and hurled Detroit to a 6 to 2 victory.. Fancy Frills May Make Jack A Dull Boy, Young Says CHICAGO W, Fancy frills may make Jack a dull boy. Tho fond parent who dresses her small son. or her little daughter with too many frills, overly conspicuous colors or 111-flttlng garments may be retarding the child's mental pro gress. In the opinion of Dr. Josephine E. Young, who makes a study of men tal diseases in children. 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