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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1933)
Thursday, September 21, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA" GRANDE. ORE. ANGELS GETTING STRANGLE HOLD ON THE PENNANT through. Yesterday Curt stopped the JJisslons 6-2 lor his 20th victory this year. ' Rain forced postponement of the Sacramento-Portland and Oakland Seattle clashes. lly The Awwlated Press Hollywood pennant hopes are fad ing rapidly before the( slants and fast bails of the hoe Angeles pitching force. The Stars trailed the Coast league loaders by six full games to day with only six more remaining to be played this week and seven next before the season's close. Pay Thomas, one-time University of Southern California athlete, did the job last night, limiting the movleiand boys to 8 divided hits as Los An geles: won 6-3. Back In April Curt Davis, ace ofi the 1932 San JTanclsco hurling staff, I dropped nis urst six games. The bleacher coaches admitted Davis was BASEBALL STANDINGS By The Associated l'ress Coast League W. L. Los Angeles 107 an Hollywood 101 74 Portland ... oa 73 Sacramento 94 79 Oakland .. , . B4 00 San Francisco 76 B9 Missions .. 73 Seattle 81 110 PEP ASSEMBLY AT LA GRANDE HIGH Pet. .en .674 .573 .647 .483 .434 .417 .357 Yefltertliiv'u HmiiiHs Los Angeles 8, Hollywood 3. San Francisco 6. Missions 2. Sacramento-Portland and Oakland Seattle games, postponed, rain. CARNATION OATS American League . W. Washington 90 New York 87 Philadelphia 76 Cleveland . 74 Detroit 69 Chicago ... 63 Boston . 59 65 St. Louis Yesterday's Results At Washington 13, St. Louis 5, At Philadelphia 2, Detroit 1. At New York 5, Chloago 3. Pet. .662 .813 .628 .607 .466 .434 .413 .379 A big pep assembly, heralding the opening of the football season here Saturday afternoon at 2:30 against Cove High, was held In La Grande High school at 9 o'clock this morn ing. A rousing yell anA song session, led , by Janet Blngner and Johnny Croupe, assisted as class yell leaders, was a feature of the assembly. Hal Bohn- 1 enkamp, member of. the Hl-Dad or- I ganlzatlon, spoke. The L. H. 8. band. 'directed by Andrew Loney Jr., played 'during the cession. I Officials for the game with Cove (Saturday are announced as follows: Charles H. Reynolds, referee; Bob .Qulnn, umpire; Tuck Hodgens, head linesman. ' I The first big stunt assembly will be staged Just before the Mac-Hi-La Grande game, two weoks away, it was announced today. FOOTBALL MEET TOMORROW AT 3 A meeting of county football roaches, officials and) others interest lid Is scheduled to be held at the La Orando High school at S o'clock to morrow afternoon, after ' the close of the county institute. All officials will be listed and county grid prob lems will be discussed. All those Interested are welcome to attend. 1 Entrpl Energy EnergyThu's Carnation Oats bid for fame. Every portion of ic supplies energy at lowest cost. None finer. Ask your grocer today. Pet. .822 .581 .650 J37 .628 .413 .397 A Carnalton-Alben Hoi Cereal National League . W. L. New York 89 54 Pittsburgh .' 83 65 Chicago "82 67 St. Louis ; ' 79 88 Boston 76 68 Brooklyn "59 84 Philadelphia ..; ..iJSB 85 Cincinnati .: 57 00 Yesterday's Results ; At Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 0. Reed Wins From Pocatello Mat man PORTLAND, Sept. 21 VP) After losing the first fall. Robin Reed, of Reedsport, came back to take t next two and win tne main event of last night's wrestling -card diere from Noel Franklin, of Pocatello. Idaho. Reed weighed 147 and Franklin, 146. JONESFS GRAB OFF HONORS AT TENNESSEE CATTLE DAY YORKVILLB, Tenn. P) The Joneses set ' the pace at Yorkville's j fourth annual Jersey cattle day ex position. I Their herd captured four first 'places, three seconds and two thirds. I They are W. F. Jones and his three ! Jones Edwards, 21, Lawrence, 18, and) Wilson, 16. All of them know how to lead a cow, how to place her feet and how to make her hold her back in the approved manner. These are "tricks" with which dairy cattle .exhibitors are familiar. ' Ml SIC COMES EASY BUT GOLF RHYTHM IS PROBLEM MEMPHIS, Tenn. VP) Golf and muslo go hand-ln-hand in the life of Arthur King, youthful organlBt and choirmaster of fashionable St. Mary'a Episcopal cathecfral here. King practices music three hours every day an hour and a half on the organ and an hour and a half on the piano. ENTERPRISE WILL TACKLE BULLDOGS ENTERPRISE, Ore. (SpeclRl)--The green Enterprise High school football team will open Its Interacholastlc schedule at Baker tomorrow after noon, and the Savagaes go Into the contest generally considered the un derdog. However, the team has hopes of springing a surprise and has been working, diligently this week. Enterprise began Its eschedule last Friday afternoon and held the strong alumni team to a scoreless tie. CHICK HATCHERIES CODE SHOWS INDUSTRY ANCIENT GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (VP) The baby chick hatchery business is not a modern Industry, as might be sup posed, but a very ancient specializa tion. This was brought out by H. C. Pierce, of New York; at a conven tion of the international baby chick association which met here to dis cuss a code of fair practices under the agricultural administration. - Egyptian history Bhows that the modern hatchery business really be gan about 1570, Pierce jatd. The Egyptian hatcherymen, however, did not have Incubators and all the other modern equipment known today. They used warm stones to incubate eggs artificially. . 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