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: fui, . f1:!.v.'i,.c;!T . jiumUy, July li), hKU l'utfo Six LA GRANDE EVEN IN (J OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. ANGELS TAKE 2 FROM FALTERING BEAVER PLAYERS 'By Tti AsHoclatwl Pros , Sam Gibson San Francisco's sad man, has little tQ mourn about these' days. On lop oj his brilliant 18-lnnlng victory over the Missions July 11, Sara came back yesterday to Blank Seattle 8-0 with five hits, andi send. San Vranclaco. Into first place. Oakland helped the Seal cause by licking Hollywood 8-6 for the sec ond time this week. With Portland's cellar Beavers as the opposition, V Angeles climbed Into' a tie for third place and back Into the pennant plcturo with) a double win, 7-4, 7-3. Frank Dc niaree, current league) home run king, walloped his 31st four-bagner of the season In the sixth to give the , Angels their winning run in the nightcap. pud Haley's circuit clout with one man on base gave the Missions their second straight victory over Sacra mento, 4-3. Today's Big Value Kellogg's taste extra good itt summer. They're crisp, cool ing, delicious. And they're the big value in cereals. FOR COOLNESS Baseball Standings Coast league W.. L. Pot. San Francisco v,10 8 .61)7 Hollywood ..16 8 .852 Missions 14 10 .683 Los Angeles 14 10 .583 Seattle .. 13 11 .642 Oakland .... 11 13 .478 Sacramento 8 18 .333 Portland 4 20 .107 Yesterday's Kesulls San Francisco 9, Seattle 0. Oakland 8, Hollywood 6. Los Angeles 7-7, Portland 4-3, Missions 4, Sacramento 3.. American League W. L. Pet, Detroit 83 81 .031 New York - 49 32 .605 Boston - 47 38 .663 Cleveland 44 38 .537 Washington ...41 44 .482 St. Louis 30 41 .488 Philadelphia 32 60 .390 Chicago 28 58 .333 Yesterday's Result At Detroit 4, Washington 2. At Cleveland 16. New York 14. At Chicago 3, Boston 10. At St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 2. Nutlonaf League W. li, Pet. New York 64 31 .636 Chicago 61 3 .600 St. 'Louis 47 0& .573 Pittsburgh 41 30 .613 Boston 43 42 .506 Philadelphia , .,...30 49 .424 Brooklyn ...35 60 .412 Cincinnati 7 54 .333 Yesterday's Uemilts At New York 8, Chicago 8. At Brooklyn 3, St. Louis 0 , At Boston 3-7, Pittsburgh 1-6. At Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 0. Mickey McGuire To Wrestle Heve Aim Charges At Game Commissioner (Continued Hum rge On) from the fact that Mnrlon Corrigan was employed at the bird butcheries in Eugene, In vlolutlon of a policy ruling by the commission of April 10, 1933, in which It held that ne potic practices wero "not sound pub lic; policy." and often resulted In "operating Inefficiency." Similar cliartfes, contained In 4 telegram Irom the Pendleton hunt era and Anglers club, were rea.il,. PENDLETON, July 10 W) An in vestigation of reputed nepotism on j the pnyroll of the Btate game depart ment was demanded In a resolution adopted here Wednesday by the Pen dleton Hunters and Anglers' club J , v i ' v s ,llck('V .Mf.lllre, flashy Nuli'lll ivreslli-r. Hill meet Kolill! Iteed, of ttl'i'uiorl. In one ill livn tn cvcnls Hrhcillili'il fur the Kludlllllt SiltHiiluy nlKliI (luring tin- Si'inl-Ceiileiiiiliil H. P. ei'lelmilliiii. .iliulrc, ciiiniiuniiuely new l Ihr grannllng gnnip, lias u .sensa tional siring ur vli'lrlr lii'lilud lilin mid Is Imperiil of slopping the veteran Iteeil. HARRY ELLIOTT TO BE REFEREE SATURDAY NICHT To Insure competent officiating at the wrtutllng-boxlng card, here Sat urday mgnt, Beginning at o ociock In the la Grand stadium, Harry El llott, Portland referee and wrestling coach at the University of Oregon, has been, secured. Elliott, besides being a top-notch wrestler himself, is a student o law and is very, popular with, fans for ills refereelng and nis genttemeniy con duct. He to fast and does npt get in the way' of the contestants! and he Insists that the rules be obeyed even If he has to use force, which tie does on occasions. Herb Owens, Portland promoter and who expects to be here for the mutch, said: "La Grande fans are uure to like Elliott's refereelng and the way he will handle the bouts." The lineup for the card Saturday follows: Bulldog Jacltson vs. Del Kunkel; Robin Reed vs. MlcKey Mc Guire, all middleweight. Boxing i Harry Eagles, Pendleton, vs. Gerald Butcher, La Grande; Winnie Myers, Union, vs. Ralph Depew, Pendleton, both six round events. BABE RUTH OUT FOR TWO WEEKS CLEVELAND. O., July 10 m Babe Ruth lay grumbling and morose In his hotel bed today, waiting to see what his badly Injured right leg will do to his fading career as a homerun collector. Dr. Edward, B. Castle who took charge of the aching leg said the slugger will be out of the Yankee lineup for at least two weeks and perhaps for the rest of the season. Ruth disagreed with thlo diagnosis. but he stayed in bed here as the Yankees moved, to Chicago. Ruth ran Into one of Lou Gehrig's sizzling grounders between first and second base In the game with the Indians here yesterday. GEORGE AND LEWIS WRESTLE TO DRAW 11) Uill Klll (Assoclatde Prtas Sports Writer) BOSTON, July 10 (fl Wrestling was still without an undisputed heavyweight champion today, oe- cause, Judging by appearances and performances, Ed George and Jimmy Londos. the last of the long list of claimants, were too evenly matched. This pair of grapple, otandard beaiers of rival factions now at peace after a long and bitter promotional warfare, entered the ring at Fenway park last night to complete the Job of putting all the mat championship pieces together. ' They started grappling shortly be fpre 11 o'clock, and four hours later, when they were groggy and almost helpless, the match ended a draw. SWIM WEEKS TO BEGIN ON MONDAY Looks as though Herr Hitler's op ponents take a chance on losing all their rights save the last sad rites. What Be iter roof FINE GRANULATED SUGAR OatBSJUTWIffiHT THE AMALGAMATED SUQAR COMPANY OCOCN, UUH. OF THE PURITY, QUALITY AND HIGH EXCELLENCE OF-- "White SU Satin" GAM "The S(anVd of Kxccllcncc II is lVrffttly (Jramilatcd" THAN THE PROOF FOUND IN THE FACT THAT IT IS Regularly used and appreciated by manufacturers of nationally famous food products Many of the fruits, jams and jellies of standard, recognized brands, that you have often served ayajn and again upon your tables have been, preserved with the use of "White Satin" Sugar. Because many nation ally known manufacturers of such brands as you have come to insist upon at your grocers, recognizing their fine quality and flavor, use "White Satin" Sugar in the preparation of these fine products at their canneries and factories. Ask Your Grocer for "White Satin' A north west product from northwest farms nuulo from the finest of Idaho's famous sugar lieets, "White Satin" Sujiar lias no equal and will compare favorably and do anything that any suirar on the market will do! It is Willi SUCAII as pure as any supir that is made. Use "White Satin" Siifor Once and You Become a Regular Customer A Product of The AMALGAMATED SUGAR COMPANY Two swim weeks will begin here Monday, sponsored by the Porpoise club which Is presenting Bed Cross Instruction. One will be at Fine Cone and the other at Crystal Plunge, the two to continue ten days. The one at Crystal wilt be devoted to learning adults to swim, with classes from S to 6 and from 6 to 7 p. m., with classes In senior llfesavlng also offered. At Pine Cone classes for beglnnsrs are scheduled from 9:30 to 10:30 each morning, classes for swimmers from 10:30 to 11:30 a. m. and Junior and senior lifesavlng and advanced swim ming and visiting from 2 to 4 p. m. Maurice Wels and Buck Ingram are among the Instructors at Pine Con$. Tickets may be obtained one dollar for ten swims nt Crystal PlunKe. Pine Cone or Glass Drufcti. Shields, Crawford Pitted in Net Draw LONDON, July 19 UP) The draw tor the Inwrzone final between he United States and Australia today pitted Prank Shield", No. 1 ranking star of America against Jack Craw ford ,the Australian leader .and Sid ney B. Wood Jr. against youngVlv lan McGrath In the opening singles matches Saturday. George M. 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