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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1913

Page

3

Braves Take First From Walla Walla North Yakima

North Yakima defeated Walla Walla 7 to 2 as Shader pitched erratic first innings. Kile struck out six in the early at bats, Brown’s late arrival hurt, Johnson behind the plate erring on a third base play with two passed balls. Harmon hit a homer in the eighth, Childers had a triple, Martin a single, and Yakima forced several runs via walks and errors.

North Yakima Shader Braves Walla Walla Kile Brown Johnson Childers Martin Harmon Yakima Taylor Bonehead

Scores Summary From Yesterday Games

Boise defeated Pendleton 4 to 2 while North Yakima beat Walla Walla 7 to 0. Results show Boise with 1.000 win percentage and Walla Walla 0.620, North Yakima 0.458, Pendleton 0.417 as listed.

Boise Pendleton North Yakima Walla Walla W. L. Pet

Braves Appear To Win Behind Strong Defense

In a mobile league matchup the Braves held the Bears to multiple double plays as North Yakima posted a decisive score. Walte Walk, Kile, Shader, Johnson and Johnson contributed key plays in a game marked by strong fielding and minor offensive bursts.

Braves Bears R.H.E North

Portland and Seattle Nets Triumph in Split Leagues

In a mixed slate of games across leagues, Portland defeated Venice 2 1 while Los Angeles crushed Oakland 6 1. Northwestern League results show Portland 2 Spokane 1 and Tacoma 4 Vancouver 3 Victoria 6 Seattle 11. National League tallies include Chicago 13 Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 5 Boston 1 and Pittsburg 5 New York 1.

Portland Venice Los Angeles Oakland Spokane Tacoma Vancouver Victoria Seattle Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston Pittsburg New York

Great Race Horse Prince Palatine Sold for Record Price

South African millionaire J B Joel paid 250000 for Prince Palatine winner of this year’s Ascot Gold Cup. The sale sets a new record for thoroughbreds, illustrating a horse’s value per pound far exceeds gold and silver, with a humorous note on meat market value. Prince Palatine is by Persimmon out of an Isinglass mare, weighed about 1000 pounds ready to race.

London J. B. Joel Prince Palatine Flying Fox Persimmons Persimmon King Edward

Philadelphia 1 St Louis 0 in American League clash

Philadelphia edged St Louis 1 to 0 in a tight American League game. Boston prevailed 3-2, and St Louis lost 6-4 while Detroit routed New York 16 to 5. Chicago 4, Washington 2, Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 0.

Philadelphia St Louis Boston St. Louis Detroit New York Chicago Washington Cleveland

Bears release Shader after loss in Yakima

Walla Walla Bears manager August Bade wired the release of pitcher George Micky Shader after yesterday's loss to North Yakima. Bade also relayed that the Commercial Club backs the club financially and Seattle offered 400 dollars for Martini and MedIver, with Dugdale needing to speak up.

Walla Walla Wash August Bade Bade Dugdale

City to Aid WalI a Walla Baseball Club

City officials and the Commercial Club in Walla Walla plan to back the Western Tri-State league baseball club through the season as grounds improvements finish but finances remain tight. The notice also promotes McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR for teething babies with claims of soothing stomachs and bowels.

Ball Club Walla Walla Wash

Governor Sulzer to test Democrats in Albany clash

Governor Sulzer calls state committeemen and county chairmen to a August 6 conference to gauge support for his direct primaries bill and to back candidates pledged to stand with him against Tammany forces. He seeks proxies for those unable to attend. The move aims to purge graft and bosarule officials.

Albany Sulzer Tammany Ross Murphy Chester C. Platt Assembly Platt

Governor's war board seeks primaries in Murphy districts

A plan to secure by petition the nomination of direct primaries candidates in all assembly districts where the Democratic organization is controlled by Murphy and his allies. The text notes a child with intestinal disorders affecting growth and advertises White's Cream Vermifuge at 25 cents per bottle, sold by dealers.

Governor's War Board Murphy

Drunken Autoist Sentenced in Portland Jail Delay

W R Anderson a young medical student and automobile demonstrator faced a five day jail term for drunken driving after a wild downtown ride in Portland. Judge Stevenson stayed execution on appeal. Eyewitnesses M C Dickinson and Detective Captain Baty described a high speed, erratic run past Oak to Glisan and Third streets endangering bystanders. Patrolman Wendorf located the car at a garage and Anderson faced related traffic charges not pressed.

Portland Ore W. R. Anderson Stevenson Anderson M. C. Dickinson Oak Glisan Street Third Street Mr. Dickinson Baty H. P. Coffin East Brogsdway Wendorf Elis

Editor Dyment Named Journalism Instructor at University of Oregon

Colin V. Dyment northwest editor of the Journal has been appointed instructor in journalism at the University of Oregon by the board of regents. He will work with Eric W. Allen professor in journalism and is a graduate of the University of Toronto.

Portland Ore Colin V. Dyment Northwest Journal Board of Regents University of Oregon University of Toronto Eric W. Allen

Germany sets May iron production record at 1 641 600 metric tons

Production in Germany during May reached 1 641 600 metric tons of raw iron, surpassing all prior records in the country. This milestone highlights a surge in industrial output and strengthens expectations for future steelmaking capacity.

Germany

Subway Link Between England and France Debated

The channel tunnel idea gains and loses support amid long running debate. M. Barton, France's premier, backs the project, citing improving Franco British ties. Proponents see economic and intercountry intercourse gains while opponents warn Britain’s island status could be altered.

London England France Great Britain M. Barton

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Arthur Pacific Power & Light Company O. K John H. Luck McGee Ady Yakima, Wash Old Town Robert O. Walker Cyrus Noble W. J. van Schuyver & Co., General Agents Portland, Oregon Subway Beecham Whitbread America Europe St, James West Broad
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