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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1923)
... ' -j, V,Vv.V'Vw f . m ait n'day, MarcK 2g, 1925. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE . 5 REGDHD SEWORTH les Battler, to Meet iy Here April 3rd, K. 0. Punch and Is ir. linute pi-rusul of Freddie rd, it looks as if Ijt j will sec a welter that its exhibit his wares to en he and I,ee Morrisey, Jls, Idnho, step into the rd in the ten round main boxinjr caul scheduled light. Morrisey'a record 'a few days ajfo. Anireles lad has fouirlit tccoitiintf to his list of Ehing l-lo, Hart has won j SPORT BRIEFS ': r t Aft :i)!)IE HAliT i. losing two and four L .i ir : of them have come via jnch. and in his Inst i: as knocked out his op - times. Not so had. :ord in detail is as fol- ito Harry iHeecher, and on, fought draws with irs, louug; hneiier, ncr nl (ieorjrie Levinpt- won decisions) Bill Howard, Al Smith, Karl Graham. Joe Herrera, Gene Wat it thews, Johnny Hughes, her, Bert Trihbey, Red (ernic-Kilray, .Jack Mo SHunt, .lack Moran and ilson; Won (by knock- jiilor Kelley, fcmfio Jiur- Fredericks, Karl Gra- Watson, Billie Davis, I Jack Moore. Johnnv garlic Rigler, Bobby Al- ? Stoops. j is more imposing due hat until his 31st fight, T in the ring; for more .unds, Fighting in Cali- four rounders are fa lanaged to get in and sufficiently to win his "'a few minutes. Two of $ came in the first )n the second, three in (J the remainder in the as if Freddie was a jvould make Morrisey limit. fiirrive in La Grande a $fme the bout and will piil .'ird, then going to ie he is signed up for Manager Ed Ford be rith Hart and Morrisey of the best bouts of the ffitnessed. And the fans Oolher thfill when B-ir-8 and Charley iWeise fore the main event. sTxoregon tball line-up Sportsmen to Meet Tonight V;illowa, Union and Baker coua ties will be sure to be represented this evening in the joint meeting of sporting clubs of Eastern Oregon here for the purpose of recommend ing changes in the state game and fish laws, discussing the closing of streams Tor one year, and planning for the fall dog field trials, accord ing to Al Anditws, secretary of the Wing, Kin and Fleetfoot club of Union county, who will be host to the visiting clubs. Umatilla coun tys club has also been invited but no word has been received from them and it is not sure whether they will send delegates. The directors of the Wing, Fin and I''leetl'oot club will dine this evening at seven o'clock in the Foley Grill and at the conclusion of the ban u,uet will retire to the office rooms of II. K. O'Brien wheie the joint meeting will be held. FARMER I.OIHJE BARRED ! NEW , YORK Throwing 8 bomb into plans arranged for the heavy weight show at the Yankee stadium May 12, the New Y'ork state athletic commission Tuosday barred Farmer IhIvp. Minneapolis heavyweight, as an opponent for Luis Firpo, South American champion, in a match card ed on the same program with Jess Willard-Floyd Johnson' encounter. PADDOCK HONORED tIS A Nf: EI. ES Charles W. Pad dock, world's champion sprinter or the University of Southern Califor nia ha been elected cantain of the track and field team. this is tne third time he has been chosen for that position but- is the first time he has accepted. BUCKS TO PLAY ECHO PENDLETON, Mar. 28. Pendle ton Buckaroos will tune up with several practices this week for the opening of the Blue Mountain base- nan eairue scneuuiu, wmcn ir cni;u for the illound-Up park this coming Sunday afternoon. Echo will play the Buckaroos and the little irri gation town is expecting to take the first gnnie. Exhibition Baseball CLEARWATER, Fla. R. H. E. Cleveland Americans il 15 4 Brooklyn Nationals 6 13 3 Batteries, Coveleskie, Morton and O'Neill; Reuther, Grimes. Vance, De catur and Deberry, Taylor. MONTGOMERY, Ala. R. H. E. Mobile Southern 7 15 1 Philadelphia Americans ....7 11 1 TTic). Batteries, James, Fulton, Long and Heaving; Schillings, Jones, Oy.mer, McMillan. Heimlich, O'Neal and Per kins, Bruggy. y sr. rcraiOBUKU, (la. K. n. iy St. Louis Nationals :) 9 6 Boston Nationals 0 1 0 Batteries, Doak, Mohney, North and Ainsniith; Oeschger, McNamara, Braxton ami Gowdy. GIBBONS WINS PEORIA, 111. Tommy Gibbons, St. Pnul lifrlit henvvweieht. knocked out Andy Schmader of Omaha, in the Jj first round of their scheduled tu- round Bout .nonuay nignt. t num to the head and a streaky left to the stomach sent the Nebraska!! to the canvas after a minute and a half of fighting. Gibbons itropped Schmader to one knee for a court of three, 80 seconds after the start of the fitfht with a stinging right to the face. BOXING RESULTS PENDLETON.. Mar.. 28. The, re sults of the boxing card held here Monday night are as tollows: pen- TAiMPA, Fla. R. H. E. Cincinnati Nationals 3 11 2 Washington Americans ...4 14 1 Batteries, Donohue. Couch and Mar grave; Zachary, Hollingsworth,. War nioth and Gharrity, IReul. .1 5k. (job d- evAi GRIFFIN, Ga. R. H. E. Detroit Americans 13 lti 1 Rochester Internationals ...6 8 5 Batteries, Moore, Pillctte and Bass ler, Woodall; Wisner, Farley ami Womack. Cubbe. WICHITA FALLS, Tex. R. H. E. St. Louis Americans 8 10 2 Wichita Falls (Tex.) 2 9 4 ! Batteries, Kolp, Danforth and Scv ipreid; Uptniore, Odom, Ruth and 1'laherty. TRV.SULPHUR ON AN ECZEMA SKIN Costs Little and Overcomes Trouble Almost Over Night Any Drcakin hcry, itcinng overcome by a out of tho skin, even. orzema, Jean he quickly - IJjtyinjT llcntho-Sulphur,; the .k;n ch ar It seldom fa without cLlav trouble should Rowlcs Men ond druggist cream. dcclan:s a notfei skin specialist. 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