Huntington and Cove Tie for First in Amateur League
Huntington and Cove are tied for first after Sunday games. Union drops to second while Baker City remains at the bottom as the amateur league standings shift on the results.
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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
8
Huntington and Cove are tied for first after Sunday games. Union drops to second while Baker City remains at the bottom as the amateur league standings shift on the results.
A tentative schedule outlines a baseball doubleheader with two teams sharing grounds. Organizers aim to complete ground arrangements and band performances for a Sunday game, with a second game to follow depending on advance plans and base setup.
The article lists officers to be installed including Cagier and Leo Herting with titles such as P Cager and S Pal Rokr along with Herbert Patterson and Fresk Bar in the ceremony sequence for the local American orderly group.
Testimony was heard today in the Meeker case concerning rates on anthracite coal from the Lehigh district to the water system. The proceedings began with compression of details as the first of the month Chammas Esagp today.
Taror Stock Co presents Prisoner of War, drawing about two hundred patrons Sunday night who were turned away due to seating limits. The show repeats tonight by popular demand, with Mr. Taylor declaring Jim, The Westerse the lead and the strongest production yet staged in La Grande.
The famed Mormon Tabernacle choir of Salt Lake City plans a stop in La Grande on August 22 to 23 en route to Seattle for the A Y P fair. About 560 voices plus soloists and organist J J McClellan will perform, with Baker City or La Grande as the stopover, and local Latter Day Saints to assist.
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