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Saturday, August 19, 1933 Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. WALSH TURNS IN NO-HIT GAME FOR OAKLAND FRIDAY i ' lly Tlie AnHWbilril Vnm i Youthful Eddlo Wolsh has again proved Ills rluliL to ths nnmo u( ula father, Vim (iront Ed Walsh, of Chi cago Will to Bert tamo. Aimenrlntf In tho second half of it twin bill with an Francisco, tho Oaklniulor last night turned In ono of tho rarest of diamond penorm uncos, a no lilt, no run nun. Tlio niKhlcon was for only soven InnliiK". but niioli was Walsh's oonlrol iui ho bout tho Bonis 0-0 that ho inlKlit well liuvo blanked tiioin tor many moro Innings. Only '' men fnvaa him, Jimmy Klnu ronohtnn Unit base when lilt by a pitched ball. , In tho oponor Lou McEvoy bested Ourt Davis of Ban Francisco In a pitching duel, 4-11. Mot contont with a mound staff that Is ranked as tho bent In tho Uoast looituo, Los Angeles last nlKht usod Outfielder Marvin Oiul ut In the box against Hacramonto and won, 13 4, to maintain Its holf-puno load ovor Hollywood. ..Hollywood sent 10 runs homo In tho fourth liming to overoomo an 8 0 Portland load and omortio with a 14-10 victory. Badly battorod by tho Portlaiulers in tho opening InnhiKa. Frank Bliollenback went tho routo for Hollywood. Led by Vlnoo Do Magglo with a four-bogger and throo olnglos. tho Stars bivtlorod lour Boavor tos hii for IB hits. . With Ohlok Ellsworth showing the way with threw doubles. Brattle mudo It two straight ovor tho Mission, 7-11. Night Fights WALLACE!, Idaho Young nrm, 170, llurko, Idaho, knookod out Dnvo HUmoo, 1(14, Ban Francisco, (3) Hank Ovortxiy, Bnukniw, outpointed Johnny Lorolno, Portland, Oro,, (11)1 Hrlok Btnlllngs, 1117, Bpokano, titopid Bay Morgan, loll, Portland, (3). iHOLLYWOOD, Cal. Wesley Kot oAol, 1711, Portland, Oro., outpointed Tin Patrick, 170, Hollywood, (10). ilUINO, Nov. Dabo Marino. (81. Ban Wanolsco, knocked out Paulino Egun, 148, Oakland, (10): Louis Rogers, 148, Btn Diego, knocked out Bobby Cox. 109. Florida, (3). HONOLULU Speedy Dado, 118, Manila, outpointed Auglo Curtis, 114. Los Angeles, (10). . Vines, Gledhill i Defend Title In Newport Doubles NEWPORT, R, I., Aug. 10 m Ellsworth Vine and Kolth Olodhlll, national champions, defending tlielr Newport casino doubles tennis titles, today gained tho final round for tho third straight your by defeating Greg ory Mangln. Newark, M. J.. and llek. elqy Bell, Now York, 0-4, 8-0, 4-0, o-a, 0-D. In ft seml-flnals matoli that ran Into a shower yesterday. Frankie Monroe Wins in Portland PORTLAND, Oro Aug. 10 (A1 Finnklo Monroe, Klamath BVills Hght- .... M.t .i.omnv iiiinilus. Baton 40-Kunder, battled tor four rounds to a draw to feature Tox Balkeld's weekly boxing show hero last night. wml-windim. tho two alnggers thrilled a opailly crowd with to-to-too pimching an mo ") MOTOHIIOATS TO milRTHACK OONIIOI.AS AT VKMt'K R.MKS VENICE. Italy 11 Tho ror ot racing luotorboats and cheering throngs will disrupt the placid prog ress of gondolas and their singing gondoliers In this ancient votcr-Rlrt city Augut.t 1J to 18. The period W,H mM International Motorcraft Concourse ot Italy, Feature event Include the Duke of Genoa Cup race for heavy high-powered craft and tho Grand Motiirnautlcal IMx ot Knroixi for out board racers. Nnnerou foreign en tries are expected. IH.V AMI HIS IllllTllll.WS , BT. LOUIS (A1 Another peculiar ity of Jerome llennnn (Diary) Dean, eccentric Cardinal Hurler. Is that lie has several birthdays every year. The club router gives his natal date as Jan. !. nut, but In midsummer ho received a new watch and stick pin as "birthday present." CI.KMSOX THItHK-SIKr MAS AOOS TNNMS TO Al'TIVITY CLKMWN CXU.KV1K. , C. V Nol eoiunt wtth k rhM rccorxi in tltrc iiHHt, Henry Wvvvlwurrt. Olcm- fcm t ttrro c;ut tr ot wm season, i lmi uriiW fourth major sport. His nrt wntnr tn w tennis field CAine thin nummer when he turnrd up unhernldM M the Ownvtlle ctty tournament unit fouKht his wy to the RemMhmln nnd teiunevl with llohby KUUnnxuMth to win the dou ble. Voo,vmi liwt fnll nlftytsl (txt 1U fts n n:rvMt bAcklletrt iuah; UlhM UiwkethuH tftrtHt he ftllnxnt Into tV! nnd pHetl the court tn excellent- form, In the xrtuR he went out tor trnok and while he hnho no r.Nrri VKrfwineit splendidly on the cinder jwih. SPECIAL - Sunday And Monday ICE CREAM Vanilla Chocolato StniwUMry Oinnjto rinonpulo 25c Qt. 2 Qts. for 45c SHERBET OiDiiyv IVach rimwiipli' Sti-awlvrvv 20c Qt. 2 Qts. for 35c SHAKE SWITCH SHOP IIAHKIIAI.L HTANIIIKUK Ify Tho Associated Press Coast Lnixue W. L. Pet. lot Allgolos 83 68 .607 Hollywood 82 68 .604 Portland 70 80 .677 Bacraiiionto 80 60 .678 Oakland 08 73 .471 Ban Frunclsoo 67 82 .410 Mission - 60 83 A03 floattlo - 01 88 ,872 Yesterday's Itesulls Oakland 4-0, Ban Francisco 3-0, ,, U AukoIos 13, Bucramonto 4. Hollywood 14, Portland 10, Bcattlo 7, Mission 3, ' Nalliiiwil I.euKun W. L. Pet. Now York 00 43 ,000 PllUtbul'llll 02 40 .600 Chicago 02 81 'O40 Bt. IxjuIs 02 63 .680 Hoaton 00 03 .631 Philadelphia 40 04 .418 Brooklyn 44 03 .411 Olnolnnutl 44 70 .380 Yesterday's KchiiKs At Now York 4. Cincinnati 1. At Boston 8, Chloago 4. At l'hliudclphia-8t. Louis, postpon ed bocauso of ruin, American League W. L. Pet. Washington 74 SB .001 Now York 00 48 .608 Dotrolt 67 68 .400 Olovolond - 68 60 .400 Philadelphia 68 80 .401 Chicago 61 01 .466 Boston 48 03 .432 Bt. Louis 44 73 .370 Yesterday's Itcsultii At St. Loul 3, Now York 0. At Dotrolt 7, Philadelphia 0. At Olovolond 2. Boston 1. At Clilcago 4, Washington 0. POCATELLO AND WOODBURN CLASH nnnm'1tl.in Antr ID (fll TWO ovonly matohet'l boys' basoball teams, representing Woodburn, Oro., and Pocatollo and holders ot moir respec tiwt ij,ia mum clash hero this af ternoon for tho northwost American Legion Junior baseball tltio. Woodburn advanced to tho final round with an easy 8 to 2 victory ovor a Walla Walla. Wash., toani yos torday alternoon, whllo tho Pocatollo sluggers lllUllblcd Miles City, Mont., by A scoro of 4 to 9. Walla Walla and Miles Olty meet today In a preliminary game for the consolation tlllo. . . AI10-MII.K NIMJIimVAV HACK to ki;ki limit on itkl INDIANAPOLIS. Hid. (PI Despite niiiuulllnn tbnt arose at tho last 600- mllo automobllo race at the Speedway hero, tnoro prouaoiy wm uv nu chango In tho rulo pernUtllng only a ln-uallnn fuol lank on racing cars. officials havo Indicated. Tho rulo wiia adopted with tho de- mIitii of rnreliiir nconomv 111 fuel Coil- isuiiv)tlon, as was another rulo limit ing tho amount ot oil to six gallons. '17io most Important oliongo llko- iv fit Iwt nrinotetl Is s ride lllllitlmr tho number of starters to 33, and cre ation of a oonniiHteo to pass upon tltA ntiatlMrntlrm of the drivers. Forty-two cars storied last May. and officials bellovo tho excess traffic was resonslblo tor tho inrge numucr oi fatalities. Brings Bank Aid To NRA Drive o H, .'one?, chaiun-in ot the KotoitMvmitPti Vinam e OMjor.v tUMi, ,vlit n iilv.ni' in a new ho!o. is l.tkiuc lon to etrml luttlier 11. K O. Hid to KtuKs, deMi;niMl to fiuiMo ilirm t ex tend vnMit to iivms nefduiR it ttoxAs Oivnert or rio nnitnrtnt MntemenU n V retunu compiled. VK.VNR U WXWK 171U Mh St, Ilk 1 I.N RACKETEERING SEEN IN THRASHER BLAST llncltoloorliig mothods for control of tho wheat thrashing business, now to Ohio, wero blamed for th exploBlon which wracked thla thruuhlng maclilnd near Iklliosda. A group of farmers Is shown, .survey ing tho dninngo. Louis lloskatt, owner of tho niuchlno, estimated bis lossy at $4000. Thousands ol busholB of wliont and outs muy bo lost becauso of the destruction of the machine In late harvest time. HURLER ON COAST BARRED FROM BIG LEAGUES- TOO BAD lly Pnul y.tmmvrmim VfAsHOClatocl Pjvhb 8iort Writer) ; LOS ANGELES (P) Wonry. foot- ooro major lnujuo scouts, triunplng tjio liiclflo &loiea those Biutuner UnyH mid nlKtit In quest of pLtchlng tal ent, ctuit a mournful eyo upon ono rrnnk ShollonbAck. Tho tall Hollywood" rlght-hiuulor had won fourteen games when two thlrdu of tlio soasoii woro over, Savon dofeaU woro wrttton ogiUnst lilm In tixe CoMt longu stand tiigft. t IiniH 'Km Out or Lot 1 In tho four previous scnsoiia ho won 00 guinea, against 30 dcfcoU, but that Isn't tho full story of JUs ability. He's a pinch, hittor of tho ilrsti wntor. six times tills year ho has hit for tho olre.ult, Slnco 1030 lio has mado 30 roiuid trips by hatumortiiK Uio ball out of tho lot and his batting averago for tho last quartet of years ts .305. This (lasplto the foot that "Shelly" now ts 34. But Shellenback can't bo had by tho majors, Tho most consistent hur ler In tho leaguo over a prolonKcd period of time. Jie C4int (ro up. Neither can ho ro down to a ioop of lower al ossification. ' He's SlunwreeKed, Mutest In fnct, he is stranded on tho shores of tho Poolflo , Uk a stupwreoked set fnrer. Ho Is nuvrooned U tho Coast leaguo bocauso of too much moisture. Tho Hpltball la his stock In trade Sliellonback might still be in tho major leagues, except for tho vaga ries of baseball legislation. Ho went up to tlio Chicago White Sox Just Iwfoi-o tho saliva ball went out. Each nuvjor leaguo toam was allowed to register only two users of the slippery elm. Tho W I it to Sox named Ed Walsh and Urban Fabor, t Slnco Shellenback wasn't registered In tho inn Jul e ho wuldn't stay. But ho was llKtcct property In tho imclflc coast leiiBiio and back he oune. In ins 21 ycara In organized baseball Shell- enback has worked on almost very club In tlio circuit. For half a decade ho luui been a tlxture with tlio Stare, lio's n slow starter In the spring, Tho wonk and strong ollko annually fatten their batting avcragos off hlsj olfonnga m in eariy anys oi too son. Almost as regularly the "exports" predict his Ilnlsii. tlio "Old Fox" would have to tako the benoli as a pinch hitter only. But Shelly knew better. And so now, he's, bending tho old ball around tlio bats of tho best. Here's his record, the figures for 1033 taking In two-Uilrds of the sea son: u..wiitiiT flirt mil! iirniiiin inn urns i Batting Average HE Won 1029 322 12 26 1030 .270 4 10 1031 J85 0 27 1032 290 8 28 1033 21)0 6 14 Lost 12 Moro than 850 games woro played In the San Quentln prison. California, chess tournament. j SJi ' The Liberty Theatre is proud to an nounce that First National Theatres, Inc., comprising twenty-two theatres in Oregon and Washington have sub scribed to the National Recovery Act. In compliance with President Roose velt's recovery program it has been necessary for the Liberty Theatre to employ additional people and to in crease wages. In spite of the addition al cost of operation we do not contem plate any immediate rise in admission prices and trust that the success of the National Recovery Act will enable us to continue on our present plan of low cost entertainment to the public with out sacrificing quality. s t t i t 1 C.C.C. Boys Will Play Baseball Here On Sunday Ln Ornnde bnaeball funs will have a treat tomorrow afternoon whenthey will have an opportunity to Bee their first baseball gome between rival O. C. C. contingent teams: The Froff Heaven camp team, which hist weekend defeated! the strong Bull Fralrle nine, of near Hcppncr, by a scoro of 11-9, will tangle bats with an aggregation from Crane Flats, near Granite In Baker county. The game will be played on the high school field here, starting at 2:30 P. Frog Heaven's team Is composed mostly of Oregon boys, some of whose names are familiar to the bush lctiguo fan's memory. Tile probable lineup will bo Don Gosney, of En- I H Don Conlon. ot pciidie- ton. p; Earl Grant, of penaieton. isc; Hannoii. of Madras. 2nd: John snort, pme, ss; Snow, from Penn. .... n sylvanla. 3rd; Geo. woonruii. oi i-en- dlcton, If; Golemblskl. from Bend, ci; and Geo. Neeae, of Mead, Md., rf. The Frog Heaven nine Is coached and managed by Lieut. Coughlln, whom mnnv collcclate baseball fans will i recall was the star hurler of the it, . mllUnru ruflmv'll llllSP- 7 1 ball nine In 1920 and 1030. 7 No Information Is available con 10 corning the Crane Flats C. C. C. nine ' l exceut It Is understood tney emergen the victors in one game previously ployed. No admission will be charged at tomorrow's tussle. STOCK EXCHANGE SUFFERING FROM ENNUI THIS WEEK lly John I., t'ooley (AhKoelutecl 1'ross Kliuilillnl Writer) NEW YORK. Aug. 10 Ml A 8Ud don decline on Wednesday colncl rtnnt. oiui a break In grains! and a sharp recovery tho following day, when cereals spunea, eiuiveum otherwise dull week on tlio stocit ox- .hA-nirn. Kxcopt tor tneso signs 01 mu, market suffered from acute ennui. tstocks wero Influenced by events In tho Chlcmio board of trade, although thoy cocked an attentive oar to fresh rumors about Inflation. The morkev was thin all week. Tho stock exchange was closed to day In line with the summer sched. ulo. Tho craln market celebrated tlio termination of a minimum "pegged" prlco on Wednesday by a prompt drop to the full Umlt permitted tor a single day's fluctuations. Stocks come tum bling otter, but the picture was re versed the next day. " The dollar got the worst of It In tlio foreign exchange markets whero traders Jump at the shadow ot un Inflation rumor. Apparently the chief basis for the new money stories was the White House visit of certain members who also happen to bo con firmed Inflationists. Wldo attention centered on a re port of Secretary of Labor Perkins Indicating that employment has risen to tho level of October, 1031, with July payrolls 29,0OO,O0O above tho weeklv wage in March. i While food Drlces advanced 8 1-3 ncr cent last month, said Miss Perk Ins, payrolls gained 7.0 per cent In the same period. SIRS. IU1TTON CIIOOSKS TRANSFOHMAHLB C'OSTl'MK PARIS OT Mrs.. Fronklyn Hut ton, ot New York, wears a transform able costume of printed crepe and navy blue wool. The costume, design ed by Chanel, combines a white crepe de chine frock printed in red and bluo figures, with a detachable skirt and waist-length capo of dark blue wool. TOM MIX "Rustlers' U.S. Wl DO OUR PAT 0JNB)Ay - iHCNIDAY'V; RISKING DEATH "Hollywood Premiere" A delightful and spicy Mu5lcaK Revue, all In besuuful color. 'INTERNATIONAL HOUSE" - "THE 1933" "THE DEVIL'S BROTHER" MARKET NKVVS Open '.t. - J ;::::;::rrzz '.mm't CUICAOO CORN 4!.'W!4 r,;,,i '!!... M M Kept. lliv. Mliv .59. 5 V PORTLAND WHEAT Open H'Bh Nw .oiiMi 'bW Sept. Dee. .. 1'OltTLAM) I'HODIJCK PORTLAND, Aug. 10 OT Butter Prints, extras, 210. Butterfat Portland delivery: A grade, lBc lb. Former's door delivery. llks per lb. Sweet cream, 5o higher. Country meats Selling prlco to retailers: country ' killed hogs, Desi. butchers, under 150 lbs., 714 ! vcalcrs, 70 to 100 lbs., 0 ei 10c; spring lambs, lOflllo lb.; yearlings 46o; heavy ewes, 2ia3o lb. Cantaloupes Dlllord standard, 2.25. . Milk, mohair, live poultry, onions, new onions, new jMtatoes, wool and hay, unchanged. Kl'OAlt ANI FLOUR PORTLAND, Aug. 19 i Sugar cane granulated, 4.85; fruit or berry, 5: beet suuar. $4.75 100 lbs. Domestic flour Selling price, mill delivery 25-bbl lots: patent, 49s, $7.80; do, 08s. $7.60 a $7.80: bakers' blue stem, $6.76 $6.85; bakers' blended flour, $6.05 9 $0.40; Montana hard wheat, $5.05; rye. $4.00$6.30; whole wheat, $5.15; graham, $5.00 $6.30 bbl. KOFT WHITE VELVKT IS t'SKO FOR COAT OHANTILLY W Madame O. do Schcstcd .wife of the counselor of the Danish legation In Paris, attended a recent racing meeting wearing a striking black and white costume. Her frock was of black and white printed crepe finished with a wldo black vel vet belt. With It she woro a titree-quarter-length coat of soft white vel vet. The state of Iowa has 33 airports and landing fields. -Tonight- Round-Up" And RACE NIGHT Come Early! Bobby Jones In the final episode oi his Golf Serl "FIXE POINTS" Watch For These Coming Attractions! UJ? mfl UAI ; "'Sh Low cl0 ' -Z2 m -TtZ "' Mis. S3 ,57.S8 u;i!4'4 "" ClOM ,70 .78 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 10 OT Cattle: 2543, calves 212 lor week. Trade was without general quotable chango. Top steers moved up to; $5.75 ot the week's opening, while best heifer stuff was $4.25 and cows sj.o. Hogs: 4417 tor week. Trade openwl week with steady tone, light .butchers hitting $6 extreme. Late this prlco dropped to $5.60. At the weekend the market Indicated a well sustained price of $5.50 for best light ibutohers; others moved at $5.35. Sheep and lambs: 2660 for week. Trade In lambs appeared steady with best stuff scaled around $6 general top. Mutton trade held nominally steady at last week's average valuta. RED TOP WOVEN WIRE FENCING B-in. Stay 48-in. high ONLY 30c A ROD A REAL BARGAIN!,. Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone: Main 17 Wl DO OUR PART FOR A KISS! it was gloriously worth the danger! He returned for one magic night ... to live again the mad happi ness they knew before she was married and lie a fugitive, with a price on his head! BARRYMORE REUNION VIENNA with tht iwognrficerit vat ot 'Covolcod DIANA WYNYARD with UNA MERKEL FRANK MORGAN MAY ROBSON Graham McNamee The Talking Newsrecl Reporter GOT.n mnrivpa "COLLEGE HUMOR
