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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
3
La Grande and Pendleton split a baseball doubleheader as Nobleby struggled on the mound for the orphan club. Key moments included Berger’s shaky seventh inning, a five-run frame by La Grande, and Dawson’s three-run blast that sealed a 9-5 win for the home side.
The article discusses chenille embroidery as a season novelty using dull colors for the chenille design with petals satin appliques outlined in dull gold. It provides crafting tips for linens and garments, advises wringing by hand to avoid creases, and describes veils, napkin cases, curtain straps, and Madeira work from shop displays with emphasis on delicate hemstitching and decorative edges.
A Pendleton advertisement promotes Meritol White Liniment as a general pain killer and Meritol Pile Remedy with a money back guarantee. It also markets Meritol Eczema Remedy for instant relief and permanent results, endorsed by exclusive local agents St Taliman & Company.
A Chicago Inter Ocean note highlights attractive cross stitch colors on overhanging straps, a white linen frock with pink linen trim, and a blouse front cut to reveal embroidered batistes. The design features inverted embroidery edging on the collar and cuffs, with a pink band edging the opening edges and continuing onto the skirt. The skirt remains plain with side closing and a paneled back.
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Describes Wallowa Lake Park as ideal for rest and outdoor life with clear skies and mountain scenery. Promotes sending for a descriptive booklet from The Wallowa Lake Amusement Co. in Joseph Oregon and notes special excursion rates of one and one third fare for round trips from all Oregon points.
Baker Oregon June 21 Smokey Joe Woods shines as Baker defeats Bears 5 to 2. Two hits off Smokey in early frames, none after the eighth, while Davis struck out. Harmon doubles for the Bears and Johnson moves to first then Cotton to third before the inning ends. Sheeley delivers a pivotal hit to drive in runs as the Gold Diggers rally early but fall short.
North Yakima beat Boise 9 to 8 as Yakima held a early 5 1 lead in the first two innings. The Irrigators rallied in the sixth inning driving Jensen from the mound and taking a 7 6 lead, then added two more in the eighth to seal the win. Gard Jensen Gordon Taylor Bridger Winkler and others starred for North Yakima in a ragged but entertaining contest.
In the opener Berger should have a shutout but a wild sequence started by a boss throw and a misplay. Joe fell into a bad hole as MeeKane overthrew to first, loading the bases with one down. A few strikeouts saved the inning though Pendleton mixed three pitchers.
Yesterday’s game saw creditable play from the visitors with Kept fielding solid from King’s new outfielders. Umpire Hall’s call led to fan uproar after Dougherty was not ruled out at first, while Berger was ruled safe at one point and Russ waved him out. Nadeau mixed hard chances with misplays on routine balls. Naughton rejoined the Spuds after illness. A salmon fly swarm briefly paused play before a jackrabbit interruption drew the crowd’s attention away from the field. Manager King exhibited hustle on the basepaths, briefly leaving his post.
A Kansas City Journal quip notes a gardener’s regret over potato planting, doubting enough tubers to feed potato bugs as a humorous caution about poor planning and pest worries.
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