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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1923)
Monday, April If,, 1923, THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE . Boston's Million-Dollar 'Fire -i Blue Trackmen Defeat Union 1 02 to Twenty each town. A secrc'.nry-tveasuier wasi also provulojl for. ' , Another , meeting va held at Los-' tine Wednesday evening - at which: representatives fmm the fiai ch'.bs were present. Kdgar Marvin va-", chosen piosidcnt of the le.'.gae, and Cecil Chiiders, seiretitry-tiensurer. ' The vice piesidents me l!i:y l'.ittu:i j of Elgin, W. 1'. Savage oi lintes- ! prise, Cecil Chiiders -of Lnstine, and' Union Takes But Two Firsts i Bruce c ox of Wuljov.'n. Kaoh len;n "l ? UA, i ll4f b ishinp the season. Twelve g.mies will UlclKU Once J Ul LA piiiyeii; six Hi earn 11; Mir.. 11 t .1 Invents. i r Tlif ItitorEoholiiHtlt Irarlt tintf tloid nooj;on was officially opened in Rust em Oregon Sulurduy aflcrnoon in Lit Gnuuli) when the llhie and Whiln athletes downed the 1 Cod und Maroon toum front I'nion by the'overwhelm intf Bcorc of U2 to lir weal'.t- er niiidf. tlie day an Ideal ono for holding :mch a inert, a slight wind proving the only diHttKreeuhit reuturo of the day. I'nion took hut two firsts In the entire meet, winning the mile and half mile. On the other hand La Cirandc made a clean Hweep of tho 1 no-yard di-sh, the pole v uiji. th 440-yard flash, the shotput, the jave lin and tho relay. Captain ( lark I'rico and Karl l-ai-son of I -a Grande were the outstand ing Btara o tiie day, the former wln l:hui first in the 220-yard da.sh, tho 410-yard dash, and taking second in the javelin nnd the ion-yard dash, and being a member of the winning relay team, netting him a total J oi' number of 17 J -4 points, lurson. La Granite's mainstay, took first in eve-y event he entered with the exception of the low hurdles in which he ran a dead heat with Hay Lynch, both breasting tho tape at precisely the- sumo Instant. Tlgc' total points for the day Several fair marks wet ing tho day. The high off in the fast time of HutuH of I'nion run the SSO-xnrd run In 2 minutes an 15 second flat. Lar son heaved the shot -i'J feet lo inches und threw the javelin 128 feet, six inches. Zimmerman jumped 5 -feet 2 Inches and Trice won tho 0 in 24 2-f seconds. J-lalsey of. I'nion, winner of tho mile, a diminutive alhlete, reminding one of .Murray Kingwcll, ex-La Grande mill;-, ran the mllo. tn 6 min utes 3-5 sreonds. Ills time, while not so fas', was indicative of a much faster m rk as he came In an easy winner, looking ns if were capable of a much luster time. I'nion states that he his i-un lh( milo in less than five minutes. La Grundc'a next dual meet will be with linker higlf school at La Grande Saturday, April "21. Summary loo-yard dash Larson, 10 4-5 sec onds, 1'riee, .lacobson. , J'ole vault Smith, Lynch, Kerr and funk tied for first at nine feel. (The tie was not vaulted off us all I'nion men werp eliminated.) Mile run Halsey, I'nion, 5 min utes 3t; 2-fi seconds;- Zimmerman, Garriek. P. road jump Utrson, 18 feet 1 1 V inches. Lynch. .McClellan. l 2o-yard high hurdles Larson, 1 S a-5 seconds, Lynch. Ullmore, I'n ion. 440-yard dash Price. 55 seconds flat, Steinbeck. .Metcalf. High jump Zimmerman, B feet 2 Inches, lilaeker and Hanson, I'liion, tie for second. 220-yard dash Price, 24 2-5 sec onds, Smutz, I tales, I'nion. Shotput Larson, 30 feet 10 inches. Pinuiz, Steinbeck. SSO-yard run Hates. Pulon, 2 min utes lit seconds flat, Jacobson, llax . tor, I'nion. jiiscus Larson, !(! feet 5 inches, Goker, Johnson. I'nion. 220-yard low hurdles Larson and Lynch (tied for first), 27.7 seconds. Goert:;eri, I'nion, third. Javelin Larson, 12S feet fi inches, Price, St iver. Kelay Won by La Grande team consisting of Jacobson, Smut., Smith nnd J'i'uo; time 1 minute 41 4-5 sec onds. '. ' Officials Nolan Skl,ff, Jr.. I -co Itcynobis, Joe Reynolds, Messrs. Me llaril ran. A. V. Llndgren, I'J'. Snow and l. Towler. Mime of meet 2 hours; 35 minutes. wn, inn Wallowa team will uUy its ' fi:M game April L"Jnd at Klgin. Kr.stine will jjhy hero April sjyih. COAST BASEBALL A crowd, estimated roundly at be tween 2fc(HHi and 2'i,"0", will gather tomorrow aft c moon in Por tland to witueas th0 I'itMt Pacific coast leapue contest of the hlmsoii to be played in Portland. Kcturnl-ig from tho (list two weeks play In ( "alitor nf.i, tho lieavurs will meet San l-'i aiK-i'co, in the Portland opener. . In tlo south Portland fared not ho well. Out of a total of 12 games played she won an even six.' placing her in fifth p.ace ,n the percentage columns. The eight teams in tho Pacific Coast league now stand as follows. oil JT) " Thin uli.w n.n -.1.11. . - ..... . j " " "" names wero aevastutiiiR Kantaskot,Baeh, Boston snmmer resort- N'net" . ,- 1? L,llrnoii t-n? ecoies made homeless. Tho damace Is estimated ut mora than 51,000,000. Flrcmon upon tb'&i? 0n B hlunpen!a by und lh tremo cold which 1-020 the spra oi U10 hosa Clulis Vernon San Krancisco Sacniinento .. Salt l ake .. .... PorHaiul t.. I. os Anivelr-'i .. Seatlle Oakland .. W. 1'ct .CIS .r,s:t .i.S3 .F,4" .500 ,:sfi J ,:!3:i nstaut. l igo a m$i men trout CAUGHT SUNDAY Although only part of the creeks and rivers in Union anil Wallowa counties were open yesterday, the first day of the fishing sea on, ang lers fiom every community in the two counties were nt the banks of some selecU'd ftream at an early hour edeavori.(j to ensnare mnibers cf the finny tiihe. A larfro number of La Granders were in the innks of fishermen yesterday and hardly n man returned with a small cath. As near as can be estimated today, C. N. r'nlmer, of li Grande, hold: the Irceord lur tho hurost catch of the oneninir day, with Otis I'ahnnr a ciose sec.ond. Palmer senior, caught a 27-inch, six-pound Kainliow trout, anil maimer junior, caiiphl a 2u inch Kinni'ow, wei;rliintr nl iiounds, both I in Indian creek, a stream above EI-1 cm- Kay William landed one well i over twenty inches in length and! umonc a catch brought in by Uuhe ami iate Awenei, was a tinny cniel about the same length. "' The two mummnih Kainbow:! caught by "C. N. and Otis Palmer are 01 display today in Newlin's drug store ana me oilier two catcnes, by Kay Williams ,nnd iliube and Nate Zweifei, are on disnlav in Lillv's hardware shew wintlow. Fishermen in general renorted the stieams to be in fine condition for this time of the sea.Vjn. SENIORS WIN MEET . 12n-.vard hurdles; time 2rt sec ; Ma-I gee, l.a Hue, Chnr.ten.-cn. 41t)-yardl IN ROUND-UP CITY oa: h; time, Wi, sec; Earnhart, Har.-ali.! " : Kigby. High jump, feet iiuhei;! T ."iP JYLiJ- Afi' 8 reet 7 inrhes; p?ar, Newston, . ... . .,.. ,,,......,. .; stoncbrakcr. 8S )-vard run, time, s-m; grounds yesterday r.f eraoon, topp 11? lMmK. Harthrong, Pen.son. 220 the juniors Ihe t'liB f 'h low hurdles, time, 28 1-5 sec; AU. classes at the cloe of the contest; y ; , lllirvov. javeli, 111) was. as follow: hea.ors o; junior 4 illchea-. Nowston, Adkinson, 31; sophomores, 21; freshmen, 12 ihe f mi, Um ,.4l content was ciose but the aiming 01 , t .K.gliy, l.a Hue, big poinT lead0 g6VC "jEanihart and Stonehraker. , High point men wtuo Jlapeo, 18; Slonehraekr, In1,; YVhitcman, M; Laf IMHI.KR 18, NOKTH PO'DKR .1 Hue, 11; Karnhart. 11', aiai Novoton, IMUI.KK, Ore., Apr. Hi. Imbler 11 Ucw.tnn would have easily hud; high school itefeutod North Powilor lb" point:i if Um discus event had njrh in a baseball frumo here Fridny, been' c.Mled as he is showing great jg to k Coach 0. K. Buriell of Im form in this event bier made manv substitutions in the Coach Homer C TVyior is well fnu innings Imbler. pluvs at Nor:h pleased with tl-.c showing made yoa-1 pOW(or A)ril 20. terday.nnd irom this time on will L, , , , ... -j prepare for the meets lv vorkincr! nut ins special events. A dual meet lor next butunfay is under consiner ation, to siait the panic before the La Grande dual giec t to bs iIk'M here April 28. Tlu county meet is called here for Mav ;, and the r.aslern Ore To know how flood a cigarette really can be made you must 4ry a- rchi niret at Baker, the last event of the yeawill come May lli. Following are the results of tho meet 100 yard da:!i; time, 10 4-5 sec; Whhnnan, Ktoii'.bralccr, Ma.'ree. lole vault; ! feet: La J!u-. Simpson CI;.!-!;. ftO-yard dash; time f H-5 :.cc; Stoncbiaker, Whiteman, Maee. Mile: run; time, 5 Til 1-5; IIunltM', Kay, iioutcliei. liroud jump;' IH iort, ii incites; Maefoe, Newston, La Hue;'. White Pine Team Takes Terry's Measure 13 to 3 sms m mm HEAT 8T0P3 Pi! RheHin.itif.m, lumlnfro, nciirilis, back ache, still neck, sore mu-cL's, .sirains, sprains, arhing joints. Wlit-n you arc SufTvriiig so you can h.irdly g-A around, juct try K'-! 'Vppcr Rub. Nothin;"; lias inch coucenlratccl, pcuq tratinj; licit as r.-d peppers, and Ivhcn heat penetrates rudit down .into pain and congestion relief comes- at nnrc. 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