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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
6
Yakima outlasts Pendleton 6 4 in an eighth inning rally after tight early action. Rader, Haworth, McKune and Peck contributed key hits as Pendleton errors opened the door for Yakima to pull ahead. Final line shows Pendleton 4, Yakima 6 with Hall umpiring and a 1:45 duration.
An old advertisement asserts deafness is caused by inflammation of the ear tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and directs readers to send for free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
In Boise on June 26 the Irrigators found Welch and built a four to one lead after two Walla Walla errors. Bridger faltered in the ninth as Boise struck for three runs to win. Final: Boise 8, Walla Walla 6.
Coast League results show Portland 4 Oakland 1, Los Angeles 4 Sacramento 2, San Francisco 6 Venice 4, Seattle 4 Tacoma 3, Spokane 6 Victoria 0. National League games include New York 5 Boston 3, Cincinnati 12 Chicago 4, Pittsburg 9 St Louis 1, Philadelphia 11 Brooklyn 2. American League sees Philadelphia 14 Washington 2, Chicago 4 St Louis 1, Detroit 4 Cleveland 2, New York 5 Boston 2.
The Braves secure a victory as Peet is credited with the loss amid a tense game. Osborne tires easily, Lockhart falters late, and a three run lead vanishes into a tie. Dawson joins Missoula after umpire approval, and Turner rouses the crowd with his chatter as Nadeau and Grovers contribute hits. Ryder and McKune shine with walks and key hits.
A vintage Whitbread advertising claim touts Whitbread Ale and Whitbread Stout as remedies for health, nerves, and stomach ills. It promotes immediate relief, tonic effects, and peaceful sleep, asserting natural barley and malt origins, bottle maturation, and nationwide shipping to America with no carbonation. For sale.
Walla Walla defeated Boise 7 to 4 while North Yakima beat Pendleton 6 to 4. Standings show Walla Walla at 9 15 and Pendleton 28 49, with North Yakima at 26 481 in the W. K Pot league.
Corbin, former Spud third baseman, was summoned by telegram to join a Union association team for a tryout. Brave shortshop leading the league in hitting boosted his average yesterday with a couple of timely hits.
Archdeacon Rudson Stuck reports that he and three companions reached the south peak of Mt McKinley on June 7, with a mercurial barometer reading and readings from Gibbon to estimate true altitude. The party hoisted an American flag and a six foot cross at the summit and credited guide Harry Karstens for readiness and caution.
Edinburgh reports a new tidal observatory at Dunbar harbor beneath the castle rock. Colonel Close explains the project aims to determine a precise mean sea level and produce accurate tide tables, aiding coast studies, North Sea tides, and crustal rigidity research for national surveys and engineers worldwide.
London reports the king has approved Evelyn Grant Duff as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary at Berne Switzerland. Grant Duff joined the diplomatic service in 1888 and has served in Rome Teheran St. Petersburg Stockholm and Budapest. He became consul general at Budapest after receiving the C. M. G. in January 1911.
King George's second son travels aboard a80 cadet H M 8 Cumberland. The ship arrived off St. George's West Coast, St. John's, N F, on Friday for a week of salmon fishing.
A compilation from Pacific Northwest cities reports Portland women nominating the final city council session before its dissolution on July 1 to block a saloon license for a Broadway bridge building. Other items note Grant engagement plans, Washington women pushing a state prohibition drive, and federal land-use orders affecting Oregon and Idaho.
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of severe rheumatism with crippling knee stiffness. After trying many medicines he took Hood’s Sarsaparilla and rapidly improved, claiming he is now entirely cured and recommending the remedy. The testimonial mentions Sarestabs as a form of the medicine.
A party of American engineers arrived in Dresden from Leipzig to foster German American commerce. Municipal officials planned a banquet in their honor. In London, Maurice Melaughlin, an American, won his third straight singles match at the English championships, defeating Mavrocordato in three sets.
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