La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1933, Page 3, Image 3

esday,' July 26, 1933
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MUiK GOAT -Jack Conksy, 490 M.
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PETER JACKSON
WINS IN FOURTH
ROUND OF FIGHT
PORTLAND, ore., July 28 (M The
powerful punches of young Peter
Jackson, Los Angeles negro, were too
muoh for Ah Wing Lee, Portland Chi
nese, and Jackson was awarded a
technical knockout over the . Port
lander In the fourth of 10 scheduled
rounds in the main event of last
night's fight card here. Bach weighed
,il84.
fe. From the opening gong Jackson
Showed his superiority, and the Chi
nese fighter apparently never had a
chance. Jackson knocked Lee down
in the second round, then sent him
to' the canvas three times in the
third, twice for the count of nine.
When a steaming blow sent Lee to
the canvas again In the fourth round,
Referee Tom Louttlt, without waiting
to count, stepped in and stopped the
one-sided battle.
The largest crowd., officially count.
ed' at 16,000, slnoe the one that saw
.'the- Jack Dempsey exhibition here
three years ago, witnessed the strug
gle, held in the open air at the civic
atadlum. The gate was more than
11,000. The fans, expecting Lee
.would fight Jackson at least on fairly
even terms, apparently were so sur
prised by the swift finish that they
sat silently until Lee had recovered,
then cheered the flashing fighter
from the south,
Rogers Hornsby
New Manager Of
St. Louis Browns
ST. LOUIS, July 26 VP) Phil
Ball, owner of the St. Louis
Browns, today announced signing
of Rogers Hornsby as manager
for the remainder of this season,
103 and 1935. Hornsby succeeds
Bill Klllefer who resigned recently.
THE TINYMITES
(READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE)
WEE Coppy' cried, "I havo a
plan. We'll fool somebody If
we can; The fisherman who.
dropped that hook thinks he will
have some fun.
"I'll bet- he'll almost havo a
At, If we Just Jerk the hook a
bit." "All right," another Tiny
said, "I'll show' you how it's
done."
Then at the' hook the whole
bunch iooked. and- Dotty said.
"Now, don't get hooked. I think
It- will be safer it we, grab the
fishing line.
"Let Scouty do if first; He's
good! He'll jerk a bit, Just as
he should. The trick will not
be funny, lads, unless it works
out fine."
.
TiHE first Jerk made' thTlnies
roar, arid Duncy yelled, "Pull
it Borne 'more! The fisherman
euro jerked the lino. He thought
he had a bite.
"I'll bet he's thrilled as he can
be. ; Why, 6ay, as long as- he
can't see what we are doing, he
will likely sit up there all night."
. "Hoy, let mo - join In on the
' BATW BX MTMrrH
: I llnea, pert montb
S lines, peri month ' f
4 line, per month ' y
fi line, per, month j . . ft i
lJ aoMltlonal lme jorer tin
euarged at too per Una par month.
FOR RENT,
POR RENT 3-nn. furnished, apts. at
Caroline Apts. on; C, Ave. Under
new management. Ph., 894 W.
, ' ' 'M tp.
MODERN FURNISHED . APT 1311. O
avenue. ; 7-19-1 mp
MOD. BEDROOM3-M908-2nd St.
7-14-1 rhp
MISCELLANEOUS
LIOENSBD PLUMBBR, rates reason
able. Call Fred Balmes, 203 N Ave
I .,1... 7-5-1 m.
OOWHLL- BRO& OUtAN-UF-iWe wll!
clean up your ashe. papers.' eto.
Phone 323-J. ' i' S-8-t f.
EAfeTEBN ORBQON School of MUSlo,
Violin, piano, voice. Credit. I, O. O.
P. temple. 447-J. 8-6-1 m.
FOR TRADE
GOOD MODEL T FORD. With a Muek
stell, Inquire at 2301 Adams Ave.
, 7-26-3 tp
LOST
POLICE PUPPY, 2 inoe. old. Notify
1710 Alder. 7-28-2 t.
Coast League
W. L.
Pet
sacfarhento ;
Portland. .... .....
Hollywood i
Los Angeles
Oakland
Missions
San Francisco
Seattle
46
.605
.502
68
68
66
52
47
43'
41
.584
.580
.488
.409
,881
Ywtctclaj"s Mounts .
Los Angeles 4. Sacramento 1,
Portland 9, Hollywood 3;
Ban Francisco 14, Oakland 6.
Missions 11, Seattle 9.
National League
' W.
63
..... 53
...... 81
47
Pet
Now York ..
Chicago ....
Pittsburgh
Boston
.596
.658
.643
.611
.611
St. LOUls 47
Cincinnati . ...... 41
Brooklyn 37
Philadelphia 37
.438
,425
.416
Yesterday's Results
At Pittsburgh 4-4, Chicago 3-1..
At St. Louts 3, Cincinnati 1,
Only games scheduled ,-
American League
W,
Pet
Washington
New York
.641
.633
.641
Philadelphia ...
Detroit ,..
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
.484
.474
,487
.444
Yesterday's Results
At Philadelphia 1, Washington 5.
(Five innings, called rain).
At Detroit 9, St. Louis 3.
At Chicago 1, Cleveland 2. '
At Boston-New York, postponed,
rain.
CAVES IMPERIL COVti'CRfefc
WASHINGTON A series of caves
In the Tennessee valley region which
Would fee flooded by the Cove Creek
dam Is causing some concern to of
ficials in charge1 of the development,
Geologists are now surveying the
length of the valley to be flooded In
order to ascertain whether the under
ground passages will endanger the
project, ,-
fun. A'n grab hold of the line
and run," said Windy. "Then the
man will think he's caught a
four-pound trout.
"I'll hang on for a while and
then let go'j and grab the lino
again; Oce, wouldn't It, bo tragic
if the rrtori should pull'me out2".
4iT0N"T take a chance," cried
Duncy. "I know another
sttint to try. Perhaps we can find
something we can fasten to the
hook;" . ;
"That's fine," said Coldy, -with
n grlni "The. fisherman will pull
It In -and' then he'll got a big sur
prise. Come, everybody," look!"'
Soon Coppy said. ! sadly fear
that we'll find nothing 'way down
here. I guess that Wlhdy's plan
Is best. Just grab the lino and .
8COOt."
. Then Duncy ran right up and
snld, "Hey, wait! Wo wll! use
this instead. I found It by a
rock. It is a great big rubber
boot."
(Co'pyrjghl, 1533, NBA Service. Inc.)
(Hid trick works out fine la
tub ne.vt story.)
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7-26
JOE. PALOOKA
KNOBBY ARRIVES AT
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HE HAS STOOPEb
MY FRIENDS. FOR.
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OFFERED A REWARD
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AND MY FRIFN6S
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TO HrtiE T rc Hf VAtMlON '
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Election Plans
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DO NOT BE
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