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Thursday, June 15, 1933 EA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three IS SACRAMENTO BACK IN LEAD AGAIN PORTLAND LOSES By The Associated Press Returned to power by Laurt Vinci's 8-hit pitching, Sacramento was buck in trie Ooest league pace-setter's bvrth today with a, one game lead, over the Hollywood Stars. Vlncl blanked the Missions (or eight and two-thirds Innings at Sacramento last night and then checked a belated Red rally to win, 11-2. With two out In the ninth the Reds put over two runs on a single, a walk and Al Wright's triple to deprive the Solon ace of a shutout. Dolph Cam! Ill hit a homer, double and single. Los Angeles again played the un gracious host as It turned back, Port land, 8-7. The Beavers knocked . Wynn Ballou from the box In the eighth and sent) Buck Newsom to the showers In the ninth, only to be stop ped by Emmet Nelson after tallying twice on four hlta In the last Inning, George Blackerby homered and hit a pair of singles for Portland. A big second Inning gave Seattle six runs and the socond game of Its series with Ban EYandsco, 7-5. Man ager George Burns, Fred Muller, Joe Coscaret, Phil , Radonltz and Chick Ellsworth all hit for extra bases to power the Indian scoring parade In this inning. " With "Samson" Pool leading a 15 hlt assault, Oakland walloped Holly wood, '11-8, for Its second sttvilght win. The husky Oak rightfieider chased In five. runs with a brace of doubles and a home-run and led an Aoorn rally that wiped out the Stars' early 6-1 lead, Sonenberg Wins Main Event From r Chicago Chinese PORTLAND, Ore., June 16 (P) Tak ing two falls out of three, Gus Son nenberg. of Boston, defeated Wong Bock Cheung, Chicago Chinese,. In the main event of last night's wrestling matches here, Sonnenberg weighed 300 pounds and Cheung, 212. The Boston grappler won the first fail In 15 minutes with a crotch and half nelson. The Chinese evened the match 7 minutes later with a Man churlan choke. Sonnenberg took the deciding fall In 17 minutes with a flying tackle followed by another crotch and half nelson. Walter Podolak, 208, Syracuse, N. Y., won the seml-wlndup from Nora Jerlstrom, 214, Chicago. Jcrlstrom was unable to return to the ring after Fodolak took the first fall with a body slam. .George Koverly, 210, Hollywood, took the three-round opener from Carl Lemle, 215, New York. '. ' BASEBALL standings . National League W. L. Pet. New York 31 18 .633 St. Louis .'. 32 21 .604 Pittsburgh 29 23 .558 Chicago 29 27 .518 Cincinnati .... 27 27 .500 Boston 22 31 .415 Brooklyn - 21 28 .429 Philadelphia 19 38 .352 Yesterday's Kcsults At Now York 8;, Boston 6. At Philadelphia 3, Brooklyn 6. ' At Cincinnati 0, Chicago 7. ', At St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 2. American League W. L. Pet. New York 33 19 .635 Washington 32 22 .593 Chicago 29 25 .637 Philadelphia 26 23 .531 Cleveland 29 28 .527 Detroit .. 28 28 .481 St. Louis . 20 36 .357 Boston 18 34 .346 Yesterday's Results . At Boston 13, Now York 5. - At Chicago 1, St. Louis 14. ! . At Detroit 13, Cleveland 2. '' Only games scheduled. Coast League ' ' W. L. Pet. Sacramento 40 30 .577 Hollywood 39 30 .665 Portland '. ' 38 31 .651 Los Angeles .. 37 32 .636 Mission . 38 33 .535 Oakland 32 36 .471 Seattle ...., 26 40 .394 San Francisco 26 44 .371 Yesterday's llcsiilts At Los Angeles 8, Portland 7. At Oakland 11, Hollywood 8. All San Francisco 6, Scattlo 7. At Sacramento, Mission (night games). PROOF THAT NEW FACE POWDER WON'T MAKE BLOTCHES Many f powden are made out of cos mttic which darken when the oil io the per ipiratioa strikes them. Perspiration- comes out through the open trigs of your pores and the o.l along with it. Every pore which is giving out oil is dark ening the powder around the opening of the pores. Thus you have dark spots around the pores and white spots between them, making n ugly, dobby face of blotches, especially on the note. 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Ryder Cup Team May Take Trophy From Britishers NEW YORK, Juno IB W) The United States Ryder cup team was on Its way to England today, with high hopes of bringing back the tro phy despite the record of the pro fessional series, which always has been won by the "home" team. The toom. led by Walter Hagen, sailed on he Aqultanla at midnight and Is due to roach England next Wednesday. On paper, the veteran American team appeared much stronger than the British squad It is to meet at Southport June 26 and 27. Of the ten members of the squad, only Olln Dutra and Paul Runyan never have competed far the trophy. Hagen has played on all four previous United States teams while Gene Saranen and Leo Dlegel have taken part in the competition throe times. 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