La Grande evening observer., March 16, 1923, Image 3

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Friday, March 16, 1923.
TTI15 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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:MMiJiiW5IP TROJANS, BEARS
nn n.,nT,.Un -i CLASH MARCH 17
nuuun a y
I . j n r,, ;siiniiir trammi? here thus vear, have: . , .,. . ,
ferything Set for Shannon outlined a tentative schedule, playinif !" IV.
Ind Bairie Ton Round Go Ip"'?': Km?? s Ml0:y, .,, - . i'.'lm.'h .r ti, t.,..i
luiugiit, ii wunu t niA-.i,uue l.enjrue.
pectetl to Attend.
tlut J'at'lflf fount confrnvneo I'luinc"
tlio .ulo of Us illiMl, In whirli I'vciil
thf TrujuiiH will I'litt'r both nicety.
SPORT BRIEFS j
ready to e;
BKKS VS. ( I RS SOON
FRKSNO. CnL. Mar. lli. The Salt
I Iake J'ee.s why ure iloinjj their
March 24, X'liiaieo Cubs.
J .March 2"i, Chioitfu Cubs.
i March 31, San Francisco Olympic
'Cluli.
' April 1, Olympic Club.
' t
ith but a few hours yot before
Shannon-Haiiie io toniirht, Bus'
kers still .maintain that he will
er win or gut a ttraw. Here is
t they Jiase their conclusions up- . slKJ WALLOPS WIFE
Bame has fouirht 7o nirhts, Ins- m6 4n iiP(l Ph-sk.
only six, mul those, all but one,! HQBOKEN, H. J., Mar. Hi Bat-
lost when lie first started m tnnif siki is saiti to have blacked the
fighting same. The other one eve f his wile recently while she
lost durhiK the past year-on a , attempted to take him from a Par
son, tisian house where he was training
ltd Bail ie's youth, pluck, clever- j ,miiPP the Pifncts of "Imuor"
and punch are expected to, be ! . i
factors Hiraiiist Kddie, who is j s
ed up by local fans as being the FIKPO I'H.HTS MAY 13
best bnv that evtr came to La NEW YORK. Mar. Hi. Tex Kick-
inde to tight. The case looks this rd Thursday night announced that
to the writer, llairie, repre- ILuis rnno would make his next ap-
Jjng youth, ujrainst Shannon, an i pearance here on the same card with
innif general, vwu'iner youin win j.iess winuru ana i-ioyo: jonn.on iu
over Shannon s ring experience j t he 1 ankee s stadiuni, May IU. Kiek
ard to decide, , lard did not intimate who Firpo's op-
lairie fought Frankie Darron, who:;ponent would be, but it was said he
n t need describing, three ilraws. might select Jack Kenult, Canadian
ilentally uarron beat the vuit- heavy, or lorn Oibbon
s out of Snug Myers, Boise llight-heavvweight.
Iter, recently. Bairie also fought 1 . ;
Miskind, known over the coun-1 ... ....v ... ...
in Salt Lake City recently, get-1 ATHh.NA LLIMLN AT Kl
a draw, and knocked out Johnny KALKM, Ore., Mar. l(,-,LIn1e
on in Butte. Montana, a fewif'rst elimination - game of the- liliU
Iks ago. One thing of real im-nKh school basKeumu touina-,
mce in Hume's record is the ,meni inurnuay evening, puivm vm.
that 2:i of his victories have! from Athena by a score of oO to 20.;
e via the K. O. route- And he j l'o elimination games, win oe
a punch ves sir ipiayen r ridiiy aiieruoon 1 aim m
Bus Is Confident. - ! that night. The semi-finals will be
lirie. steadilv training at the V.il'biyd Saturday afternoon and the
s better than ever before. He finals Saturday night. All of the
red with Lubbes yesterday and, nine district wuining, teams are in
Baker boy couldn't touch himiSalem. 1
e Bus made things hotttr than a " r
nest during the eight roun-'. "STRANGLFU" STILL CHAMP
f- (t night he went another six TULSA, Okln., Mar. 10'. r Ld,
hds with Lubbes and lunKeu eve.i "Strangler" Lewis retained bis
tor than the night before. L. H. 1 heavyweight wrestling ehanfpionship
representing J). L. Iribe, iof the world when he threw CliH
Ier of the Hotel Logan, of Logan, Binckeley of Ohio in two straight
h, Bairie's manager, believes that , falls here Wednesday night.
has the nest chance m the .
Id to K. O. Kddie and Bairie is . II HUM N VS FIKPO?
as ure of it himself. "Thei OMAHA, Neb., Mar. JO. Jack
thing that will hurt Bairie in j Lewis, manager of Jim Herman,
least is the fact that he has to ! , ....i;., unii ,u.tti.T,t Thm-silnv offer-
kc l:J5, which means taking three ji l() Wager JplOOU with Luis' FirPo's
nds from a man in Perlect -con- nianHtrcr. that Herman will beat the
(By Associated J'rews)
LOS ANOKLKH. M.ir. IT.. Meiil-Ibei-H
of the rniverslty o Souttiem
(ilifornla tiaek mnt riehl teuni are
slowly ronmlliiK hilo eomlUion. uiui
when they tm 1 1 the Iniverslty of
iliivirniu atlileteS Ihth -Murvn 1 ,
111 tip-top Hliape,
an 11. t roiiiwen.
.Ihiih. t'hat b'H .
1'iublmk, woihl'H champion hprlutwiy
lia been in excellent conditio' for
more ihfin tvo nionihs and 011 Feb.
I i won tliu open toil-yard dash In
the outluin I'aelfle Amateur Ath
letic nniim r lay earnlval hit! 4-3
Meeoml-. Me )u expected to lv. u' bin
point winner ayiiinst Ibe Hears.
The Trojan hardly hope to de
feat the CulHornia traek and field
augienullon as they have not enoujfii
men to win S''end and third place?
as well an I'lrsts, said Cromwell.
The Trojans will not meet, Ihe
t'lilverwlty ol Nebraska, according to
(jwynn Wilson, graituale munagi r.
who says the CoinlntHkers asked lor
.l date on April 7 at Los Angeles,
The Troj;ins were' forced Ut decline
tb4. offer het-aitKi! of a meet with
Stanford university t Valo- Alio on
April :i. Wilson said it would hi
too strenuous on the men to liavr
two meets so close' together.
I'. S. has not decided whether
to elite- the Pacific coast champion
ships or the I. 1'. A. A.' A. A. cliam-
Bakcr Scouts to Play 1
Here Saturday Evening:
The hoy scouts of Ui Onuide and
the boy neon Is of linker will open
u two-pnme neriett for the Juvenile
ba-nketbull ehuo.plonshlp of I'liiou
and Haker liere Saturday evening In
the Y K'mnaslum nl S o'clock. I
1'uariu.H Uenohl will referee and u
small admi.-wlon fi-o wlli be chiirm-fl.
Haker scouts have n strong line-
op with Moody, UMimn and Payne,
all lueiubern of the hih trhool team, j
in their personnel, l.a (irandi w-ll '
represented bv l-'itzwreruld nnn i
Mei'ovkle. forwards; Out I in, center;
Kt lli v and llohinson. triiaidH. Willi
lilass mid ijeadley hs substitutes. Tho
local tetllii has been dd'eat'-d only
twice, then by Ho biKhschool see-
onoH hihiiii i iirj nun 4'"" r. i"
wins from tli( sluiiic linbler Heotit
aro listed in the(r Mtring tf victories"
Kuim expeet a fast name when the
two tea mfc llit-et.
When Better
Automobiles Are Built
Buick i
Will Build Them
See
Southard & Shinn
Cor. Adams and Fir
St. Paul ; piiiip. said wuson, who uedar- &ttmttmmtmtK:mnHi!:ttmtmmm;
I nl the Trnnns are wailinjr in see h
r
Arirentine fijthter if they meet at
;aitl Junes, then milling, "but
t doesn't wuiiy us much. thl, ,.i,. i;10n(ls. New York. June
I Shannon Here. jj, neconline; to the Omaha Evening
jdilie Shannon, lookiriK like hel wmi., SUVs Lewis Hnnouneeil
pd tear ilowu the Sphinx, ar-j tilat the maio had virtually been
(d in l.a Grande Thursday anil is .st,ulw, A $25,000 purse has been
lectiiiB t" l"'at Bus. His condi- ifurcj firpo to meet Herman.
i is praetioilly at the edste of per- j
:ion and he says that he expects , EX1I1HITK1N I1A.SKBAI.I.
dive liairie, who really is a -a ! OHI.A.S'DO, Flu. 1!. II. E.
uuler now inasmuch as he has de- ; t-iuvc.1M( Americaiis 10 11 1
id to stay here lor some time. , cilu.inmiti Nationals 2 8 4
rythinp; that he has-nml that is fj,,lUc.,.jes, Morton. Smith, Uhlc and
, ,-' i J.Mvatt, l.rSewell;, l.ciiue, Keek and
pth evei-ythinir reaily for the card Wj , nrfiave.
irht, reports come in that the seat j
has exceeded all past records l , ,,,v ati.;ij pi., i it v.
12 l:l 2
O. A. C.
BAND
ri.KARWATKK, Fla.
Brooklyn Nationals
a record-breakiiitf crowd is ex-
d to a.-seniDie in the Arcane to- ltsl m,,,!,.,,,,!. 7 11 8
ht to take m the uest nunij u, ,,., i),.,,(nr. ni.keimnn. OI
tern Oregon ever had, as Man- . 1)(,IL....... Taylor- Watson
r l'.d l'ord expresses it. liatlline n.",.,., i r:.,r,. i-v.ii
ijes, who is in much better shape- ' ' '
! when he fouftht here a week , ,,,() roN"rH(Hj n().IN(;
, will meet Dannie 0 Dey, ol viru.' vi.du- ir u: a si r.nil-
fce, iu the six round semi-final. !,,.. ,..., i 'i,., rorn'.,l to
hn Ford vs. Iurner ami bush i,vi,r boots. .,l the- Polo
Coleman will make up lhc ; . . . . - , . v u. Y ,
f round preliminu4;ii!s. T'.ie
has not heen announceti.
M-
G rounds.
Giants, and to be controlled largely
by directors of the ball club, it was
announced Thursday by Tom O'liour
ke, boxinir promoter. He will be
iseball Bugs to Meet
; A flop S;li:illtmn-U:iinV fwi'matchinakei of the new organization
! Papers of incorporation were ready
Wednesday night to be filed at Al
bany. .
1 CAPT. H. L. BEARD, Dircc-tor.
In Eighteenth Annual Concert Tour.
36 Pieces Selected from a Band of 55
Presenting
a
GRAM) CONCERT
and
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT -
With Four Soloists
' L. H. S. Auditorium
Dance lo Follow Concert At Rex Hall
TUESDAY, MARCH 20TII
Captain Beard's Band played from one to
two weeks at each of the three great Pacific
Coast World's Fairs Portland, l!)()o ; Seattle,
ltlOi); San Francisco, 1915.
SOLOISTS
Raloh Pausrherty Playing His
- ( Giant '$(500.00 Wonderphone
.') P,Pli Brfss
' - J. C. Carman Clarinet s
. John Whittimore Clarinet
Ira" Cave Vocalist .
., . -v. Unusually Good Reed Section
' Reserved Seats Adults, 75c; Students, 50c
General Admission 50c and U5c
No War Tax
niiK'di:itely following I In- hoiny:
It to be ln-lcl in the Arcade to
ht, hiiscball Inns and players will
her in the Horn,. I'latc for Hie
:pose of dt'l'illilely I:i!llfr plans for
colllinir M-awiii alio eleclin oill-
be
SAW ( I IS OI F I'IM.I.ItS
WAI.I.A WAI.I.A. WaKb.. .Mar. 1 ..
l-Mward 'riiorlimlon lesli-d a buz,
saw t'Hliiy hy loiicliin:; It. Uesnll:
Threi' fiiwrs oft his rlLfbl li mil.
vrral iirnspet'ls ate opim to
. ainoim th-m b.-inw a b-aunu-sim- 2mttmttaMnMttmmnttaaK::ntt
to last yt-r. a liaKer-l.a i.raii'ie ,,
pendent ball leau'ie and other gt-pi ( ft j
h. Wlln prospeeis origin inr a n
li st l onger lea in than lust year, j
I'lraieH are lookinu: forward to H
bjiMon t hat will loni,' li,. rcmein g
d in spoi'tlnif eircb'S. I
The "Home i
1 1
;
,. uve of niiiiii'y is th- root ofaillg
but tlit ie Is ho virtue in ImMiIk j fi
I'M'i v linio Ibe -olli-elor rails. :
g
from the j
tactory .
IV TOBACCO J jH
tRIx La Croix Papers Attached I g
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Plate"
Conft-clioiis, Athli'tie doods,
Tobaccos, ivmiliH 'and
(11 In r Artkl.s.
Wt; Solicit Your i'atronaire.
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. NOTICE
Country Club Members
Annual Meeting Election of Seven Directors
Club House, Monday, April 2, 8 P. M.
N. W. FREES, Secretary.
BOXING MATC
ARCADE THEATRE
Friday, March 16th
EDDIE SHANNON
of Portland
Lightweight Champion of Pacific Coast
vs -
BUS BAIRIE
TEN-ROUND MAIN EVENT
Dannie O'Dey
of Boise
. vs -
Battling Lubbes
of Baker
Six-Round Semi-Final
- COLEMAN vs. BESH
I rounds I
GLENN FORI) vs. Tl'RNER
I rounds I
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