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Saturday, May 2C, 1923.
TBtE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
, Eastern Oregon Track.Field
Records and Their History
CO.MI'l.iri'K I.I.ST ,' MAItKS KIM'K 11)10 (ilVK.N: HlXOItllS AKE
l.xi'ix'n;!) fo m: kxti: m;i in kaktkrn oiiugon
a ikiikwioijAktiu hooks.
Eastern Oregon Champions 1 92E j$TSII S
i Miiiiw 'iiiw i.a ii '-- f " rr ii -1 in TWl : (il.Ui iUN OjllllZilTJOll
11 is
(By Nolan Skiff, Jr.) ' I the broad jump that year with a leap
The hookkcDniriD' of taciwAa n tha of 20 feet 8i inches and Landrath,
rports world cf Katern Orcon.l0' Baker, won the 440 yard dash in
specially in rcjrard to hid, school B3::!3 seconds.
track and field meets, has fallen in-, ' Ros Not Allowed,
to a regrettable si ute fof deny dur- In 1910 two reronis were not al
inir the past two dccailes. JJntil re-1 lowed. Conkey, of J.a Grande, ran
cently no definite knowledge of the i the 230 yard dash i 22 seconds flat
marks was known gcijcrally and past and Gorman won the 100 yard dash
accomplishments on Jt he field and in 10 seconds flat. Officials clai-n-track
were alive, in nfuny cases, only'ed that both men beat the starters
in the min.ls of they who made them Kim and. were not called back. Bctw
n r rwrhnps, wilnetucdithon, and wove man, of Pendleton, ran the 50 yard
sufficiently interested in the sport dash in 5 1-6 seconds that same
to jet them away in their memory. ' year but his record is also too
Even lo'lay, with the above list of doubtful to be considered. Minnis
Eastern Oregon Track and Fi-vd of Pendleton, again equalled his jave
m .-,l c"'iiled, positive nxsuiancD lin mark.
that the list is complete from the N Meets in War Times.,
nmusurution oftlnf annual meet is1 in 1917.1918-1919, duo. roV the
not had. That .the above records World War, which was then in pro
are complete since, anil including;, gross, no Eastern Oregon contests
lh 'year of 1910 is a fact. But man v were held. No records wore shat
, maintain, although without po,i;iv0 tered in 1920 with the exception
proof, that a teto of the marks, of Giiliam, of Baker, who threw
namely the 100 jfonl ilash nnd the th javelin 105 feet 21 inches. In
high jump, were Jiettered by form- l!)2l and 1922 none were bettered al
er day uthletcs. Delinile proof of though the Pendleton relay team ran
any such feat would be glndiy re-, the half mile relay in 1:35:00 tieine
ccived and giveij due consideration the present record- This year, at
in thc-li- as itt stands today. : Baker. P.atcs, of Union, equalled the
. Explanatory Notes. . imie rri.,nl, and La Hue, of Pen-
An Eastern Otcgon record, in or- dlcton equalled the high jump rec
der to be considered officially as a ord. ' .
EAS'lilt
EASTERN OKEGOX TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS
Event ! '
50 yard dash
100-yard dash
220-yard dash
Mil-yard ilflnh
880-ynrd run
Mile run
Broad jump
High jump
Pole vault
12(;-yard h. h. .
220-yard 1. h.
Shotput
llnminc.1 throw
Javelin throw
Discus throw '
880-yard relay
Record Holder
Cnrpy, La Grande
C.irpy. La Grande
Branough, Baker
l.tindreth. Baker
I'care, La Grande
Payne, Athena
Greer. Wallowa
Fee, Kimball, Pen
I-'isor, Ontario
I'Ver, Ontario
Richards, Cove
Jones, Baker
Bpits, Baker
Gilliam, Baker
Beers, Baker
Lr Grande Team
Year
1910..
1910..
1919. .
1915. .
1910..
1912..
1915..
1910..
1910. .
1910..
1910..
1910..
1910. .
1920..
1910..
1910..
Record
, . 10 and 1-5 sec.
. 5 and 6-10 sec.
. . 23 sec.
. . 511.33 sec.
. . 2 min., 2 sec.
, . 4 min., 48 sec.
. . 20 ft. 8j inches
5 ft. 6 inches
, . 1 1 ft. 3 inches
. . 16 1-5 sec.
,. 27 1-5 sec
.46 ft. 1 inch
..151 ft. 9 inches
.165 ft. 21 inches
.111 ft. 51 inches
, . 1 min. 35 sec.
(The rclny team holding the record, consisted of Stanley Car-
py, A. Myers, V. Hollon ami u. jjuhuii.j
II I w
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...... VY-5T!f -.:j.. 4.
9
fee 4
LA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM y.-.,
L. H. S. football scaiari1. winner of the 1922 Eastern Oregon championship. Reading from left to riirhtllower
line: Harold Bearden, end ; Cliff ord Alstott, tackle and captain ; Bernard Hummel t, guard; Dee Smutz.-ddntcr;
Robert Garrity, guard; Glenn Metcalf, tackle; Ray Lynch, end and brickfield., becond line: Joe Reynolds, coach;
Cecil Sherwood, halfback; Earl Larson, ex-captain and fullback; Eugene Metcalf, backfield; Chester Garrity.ibackr
field. Upper line: Williams, end; Jacobson, backfield; Owen Price, backfield; George Garrick, backfield j Howfifd
t. , t I" t l 1 -111 1.1 1 1 . T71 1 IT i. 1 ,1 i. 1.1 . T 17" . J 1 i. 1 .1 ..j
Jverr, DaCKlieia; minora rsioiuana, enu; rrea min, giuuuaiiu ihukiu uuvneiicu iverr, guaru cinu t,ucivie.-pMio'! f,
The above squad scored a total of 350 points against their opponents' 43 in eight games played. - ,n nvi
iecoi-1.' must be, primarily, made in I Although the above records were
an official Eastern Oregon track and : first set by the athlete to whom they
field meet It must not be ma le are given credit, since that time scv
vi'h a stn- wird urging the run-leral others have tied many of the
ner on, provided it be on the track. imarks: Carny's 50 yard dash record
iy,.-,Uinton to run must bo consider-j is also jointly held by Branough. of
ed'and in-order to make the records Baker, Gordon, of Pendleton, and
stand they must be absolutely cor-' Conkey, of La Grande; Fee and Kim
rect. 'Timer' must bo also taken in- ball's mark of 6 feet 6 inches in
to consideration and a hundred and:tiie high jump is also jointly held
mm other details !uy Blakaby. of Ontario, and Saun-
In con-piling' the abovo list, the der?, of Pendleton. Richards, of
wriFer first FocUrcd newspapers that Cove,, mark m the 220 yard low hur
carricd acccunts of Eastern . Oregon clles is also jointly held by Gordon,
meets. However, , it was . only - pos- of Pendleton, Crippen and Moon, of
siblc, due to poorly,' kept, files' from I La Grande, and Malrae, of Baker.
I'lOO o 1910. t(J' pict(re' 'those '-;!l"ur'-. The relay rrmrk; set by the 1910
mils that contained accounts ' of -meetf, Ea Grande team was equalled in
from 1910 up to the present day. .1922 at Union by a Pendleton team,
- Marks Verified. composed of Snyder, McGce, Warner
After obtaining i list of the rue- and btoncn-reaKer.
r.r.lu frnm ".bluek aid white" srjircos
the writer verified them, first by
sending an account lof them to form
er officials and those well versed
a., Ill past, meets, (and second, by
submitting them to others, cither
former record holders, or responsi
ble persons who were in a position
to remark upon their veracity.
History of Foundation.
Theurst MsrcriURi . i WASnNBTON M 26There are
field meet was ne.p in " -,. sllU.s , a ten .lollur bill. One
Hoy Conklin, presant .s"'"te""1 ,ae is the effort that boo. to earn It:
of the Union lnglij school at Union, )a mn und ,. ncc
Oregon goes the h7rn,t..J''"1' which Ko to tl.o spending of It. On.
been the most imhcrtant fiRUie contribution, the
the inaugurauoi oi u "V" " " other sltle Is the woman's.
cvciu. oince mt nine-- "
T0 ENCOURAGE
! BETTER HOWIES
GRDWTHDF
TENNIS HERE
. REMARKABLE
Short History of the "Life"
of Tennis in La Grande is
Outlined.
Coxing and Wrestling
One of Attractions In
La Grande Sport World
lioxiti.Lr and wrestling lins been
ono of Uic major attractions in
Jii Grande snortriom during the
past your. Numerous f iarlit
cardH and wruHtlinff boutg liavo
been Hinged, ustiall of a high
cuhh nut in o, and oTt lines draw
ing fans from (hrco counties.
1'oBnibly tin; most Hucfcssful
part of tno Benson, at leant from'
tlio tuns Hlandpolnt, came In tho
mid-wlnler biuimoh. At that time
such men an Sailor Manning,
Him Halrle, A 1 1 to NoIhoii, Kco
MorriHuy, Kddio Shannon, and
many others appeared In tho
rlntr. Ad Gustavo, and other
inalmcn of nolo have uippeured
on wientllny bonis hero. - '" 5
Itoxliitf and wrestllntf in h
Grnndo is eonlrolled by ii com- ;
inisslon lliat now i-oii'dsts of l-
II. HayeH, city iimiiaKi't' George.
Vehr:J, K. lfi Kurd, match maker,
Janicfj McNamue und W. 11.
litlcj.
Growth of Golf, as A . K ;
La Grande Sport, Rapid
SOW INTDHNATHlXAIj l-ASTI.IM lll'.CAN lll'.ltl-: IN lOiOj SI'A-
i lot s i i,i IIIUM SI-; m n.m;i); ciuu nds rt'ii
iiiAsi:i); Af.Mi'l.isiii;i) noi l-i:its many. " ' '
Winff.
'4Pin anH THirttnnt
j -Club Looks to lawe
H , Protection &
aAKuAl feeds ii
AKE FEATURES
Tennis, now one of tho prvmler
Eporta In. J-a Grande, und la fact in j
the entire Uriindo Konde valley, uwuh
lia eiiQiinoim growth, in popularity
lursely to the iuteroHt shown In the
Bport during lla stage : of .infancy
here many years Bp.. The history
of the growth of tennis- In Ja Grandu
is ono of much Interest a Hlory that
tells how, from a dlil tennis court
many cars aro, the -sport has con
stantly Increased, until now,! in ad
dition to a dirt ton ills court at the
iV. M. C A., and mny Individual
cottrlH throughout 'Die city unci
county, a fine, cement floored set ofj
courts exist, provklt'fi with showers i
and a sot '-of' lockers, on Walnut)
fctteet, near the hospital. j
Th first . tennis courts In l.ai
Grundo wero located on P'ourth and The groat American summer exo
Main l reels. Dusty condillons, that l us Into the out-of-iloors is on.
naturally exist at a dirt court, boon' Mother has been slavinjr and rav-
tl.ly G. K Sloddard, rri'sldent of I--a
Grande Country Glub.)
Tli at uncanny spread ol' public
concern about the noble. and undent
m-rcjillonal sport called golf, which
bus Nck:rd the whole world during
the iaHt five years In a way that no
olin-r sport .in all history has don',
hi yMly rellccled In Iho spread of
sporttness, tho objects havo certainly
been accomplished. Tho torrain of
1 he whole course Is unique, Kvery
hole Is u hard 'hole, beset with much
to sprout gray hair. Tho scenio ef
fect from uny of tho tees Is such that
ittrangers inurvol and go away sing
ing tho loudest pruiNe for the wou
deiH of natufo manifested where the
golf UiloreM, In la Grnnde. l'rior to course is sunk. The ninth teo ut
the spring of IKliO golf was a HUlo perhaps Ihe most wonderfully placed
known .and t much maligned "did-'leu In Iho northwest uerlalnly none
eiiao" ol. wliicli, the bouigeols and 'surpass It. It stands at tho very rim-
EXODUS TOTHE
OUTDOORS IS UN
prolutcrlaii: no interest, assign
ing that nputlnit) lo tho Idle, rich
und to the aged. About tho timo that
the whole PnlU'd Htates began lo
"fall" for golf, local people "fell"
for II, and in tho spring of lfj;'0 a
rock of a porpcndlcular wall of Hour
ly 81)0 feet, tho lee actually hanging
out over tho mainline of tho union
iMclflo Immediately below 11; It
hi am Is uh a sentinel on tho Old Ore
gou Trail paved highway along which
.filial group of nu n met at tho office jthouKunda travel weekly, it Is a hea-
uf G. I.. Larson unnd discussed ways,(-''i-Nght to the twisting. winding,
nnd means lor forming a club here, bending Grande Hondo liver Ks Us
While there was I hen some skentl- course down Its sleep descent to iiw
i Ism, and some pessimism this was (i''i"do HcnI valley and from there
quickly ilisnipalcd. Thai spring mid !1", 01' ,'l't' canyon Is.green, U's
i.uniiner, land was purchased in thy
Gruirilii Jlondo river canyon between
la (ti'.mde and Perry and after sonic
buying and si' ting, trading and ex
( hanginf. the club now owna, froe of
all Indebtedness, iidiiiy ;hm acres of
1 ...... at tn ,.r ,.a la ff,.,.iuil l iv I in ' : ' " iiimi v. men n;i.t hi-i;ii icimkui'ii io
nnnUH meet.s havt bRCil lieiQ, me . . , .,,... tft vulu for Prng .-ureeu-ra, i ouhismuk o. ; nousiH ieamng uuinne.i ih-iuiu uu-i.. vnri6H nnd useful purposes,
la"t beitVff this yelr at Baker. May 10 "7"" - H B- )txon' G,,a,'?e "'" A W. in time, and dud could not nee tiu, linils rnl, u'.,
i ..f thifh timp two standinor ' . . t Nelson, l-Vil. I.otles, l.lnbcck, i'Yanl; yenw of beating rugs and juggling, .,. , .. , . ,
, ,a fell but none bet-1 "" m"nn,'r "e"'lury of lMmr , w,1(1 - .,. ,.ayt.0,1)Ci .,.,- ! jllam,8 ,,, ,.. ,,,,-ins when noho.ly ia lh" "-n-'rucl ,n of the elub
marks weio cqiule.l but none ylg forlh ,hc BlKnlflcnnce of conrolUatod w., ,..,?,., to ..o tl'. .,,.111 fc.ll. jwu, 1,1,; un.l, r.ui;n,ff an.l far a
tcicd. . . , ,t!ic Better Homi'S In America cm..-1 .. .. .,., ,, , . " ..... , 'it m-crn. .1 an unniiisflary !:.!
l,-vn(.l ...It..! ir.rnrnS. ..... lunoiniuih ... v.. ii. .ui.nuii, JtllL UW III II llli: I lln .1 i V 1'inun
iiBnu nf records that now:' " . '. . wi.nam Mi-irnsi, vc.iKf,. j. j. i:irr, .mil tic tnarfi on .lie iHano are .
......j ----- , weeK o. June 10 mi. orcrcim j vor
sland arc real records, recoiih that
l.avis In a n.einbcr of the Nallonttl
man 1' fees. I.l.arles ItlnKnel unit I varnished, ntuther Is worry.,.;? over!
H'harie.s IteynoldH. Members were mmc-t.-.V'l
l-oail mi.l'M or campiim'
t.i- rn n vp ,r ue.ure... .. - .. .. . .... ... .. - - '
,' ., ' , .inte finiliv lowers ' ounc" Ior MOll.es in . adileil from tlmo to time nnd finally ten, dad In worrjii.K over what it lb
t-u V C Jt in 1010 held """r 11"'M"", " ,,s )oay ,M,rchase.l the i-eent sit.
them. The track meet in lJl, hew .,.,,.. secretaries Hoover andr ,he collrtK W!lt s.,!(.t ,,
in La Grande, wai P"' Wallace nnd .Mrs. T. G. Winter, l.res-1 18(11,t.,, u moh.rn set of courts win.
rcccrL-tninshlnK CN , a,,, Ident of the General federation of, every facility for thi tennis .laycr.
held in Eastern Orepron. and poa.si e Wonil.na. nb8. i-ement floors, showers and a set of
in the state of tlieROn or 'n uie, Th(, t.nI,lpIllBn H a woman's ram-.locker were Installed at a total cost
Northwest. ( palR-a.- says Secretary Davis. "They of about f&.ono.
That year Carpy, of La Orande, 1U... tllklnB st0l.k of u,emselves to see 1-rod.ici r.'csnlts.
ran the 50 .yard .l.sh m o J-o J sec- how ,h).y fm lh,.,r ,irtl. of ,hc b That the more mortem courts pro
onds and the : 100 yiid da.di 1.1 10 1 o ,hl,y uru ,u(ln(r lnvt.nlory or home .i.ieed results is history. In 1!H7
seconds. l'iser, of 0lar.10' 'n.c;valiieii .o determine on -standards. N,.miin l-Yecs nnd J. (iarfi.ld Klnr.
over the high hurdles in lb lo set ...,.,, ,,,t Aln,.rU.Hn W11BC earners, ,wo tirande pliivers, went u,
onus iim luppuu nit '" "?X"" lno"' ,n"1 "", '"' cl.eck at tile end , l-endlelou and cnlcicd In u chain.
vault at a height of 11 feet a inches. nf thl.
week In-ion to tile family. ; iloii)i ! contest that included all llake In the open road lo pitch their
....... r.-- -r ...:u .. K" ... w v... , .u, ,, coi
tin n SO Wl,n .ne IKUaU UUIU mvu n L-nrtu- a mi l.ii.t ti fnrt e.fi.-.. fln -'t. i I.'..-. ........
- " r. , n i -' ... ...w i-iii 'in-u,i jtini r.a,u.'iii v;inn-
Icap c.f 20 feet 7jincne... r -e anu lup tt w1( k ,VI1B(, do,.s nol do na ell . inKton. In this tourne- Kins won
Kimball, of Pendleton, jumped o ,n Holm. families us a thirty-five dol-:tho Ingle and Klnir and I'rces
feet 6 inches. Joaes of BakfT, set ur H Kvvk KHSV docs in others. 'cmcrited vlctnrlnus In the doubles,
a new northwestern record when he, ...nu, deinonstrailon housi-s pre-1 .Many le Ci.ii.-ts .Now.
thi-eu, tlin thnt lUi feet OllC inch. ,.P... rnP nl... Un,..a u-..t- In Inn.. '.. .1
Pcare, of ia Grande, also set a new ari, ronerete ed.iention.il means of holders In iho tennis iluh 1-ore It Isiuud wliho.it chauffeurs, maids an.l' . 1 "
.ileep, It'a t.ocked-markud with., In.
dividual be.'iuly spots, . . , ,
- An ror him who tries to . play a
runnliiK' ita.ue on Its nine holcs,t)iori
is trouble ahead, and Iho playlnu;
membership is now woll advanced
toward proficiency U..;a pllchlne;
iitylo of i;olf, Itavlnes transversii the
irrulniiln. bleep hillsides, trees, dllel.es,
nil natr..l and mean, liuivu leftiall
tltnot"10 bunkers ami traps - neuessary.
Itut Ihero Isn't al. artificial bunker
- hm;; since .but I'eellne; dicnppeiired, jiho course.
jam! f.ulay Ihe s,a,-iuus homo Ia the .iian t.iillcrs. . ,, -
bub of tiling socially In Ui Oranile. or the lotnl me.,,l,ehl of 'tr.5
-Not :i hii inber would ll.lnil of .- ! m,, ,,, ei-ee,,l,.lrA ' 1 ,,(,..
, i . in, .-,,,. ii, .ii. i ,,ii, nun.,,, iuiiiii, a IKOll. ntly to aeveutv-flvo freoue.lllv
samo ttmc.
houic. i
want of aomethin to worry about. f " " ''; my .ocanun, ,.nJoy lho ,M)rt nt lh).
This .inrlnir wanderlust which " ,., M1., proreHMioiial coach
iteizes upon every man, woman und i
child in Mi - ('nitcd SlatcH 1m said to i
bo tho outt ropimr of the IMIki Iiii,
Uanii-'l lioont- ami tho l-'orty-niner lit j
every one oi tln ni. When summer .
bei-zes blow they numt ko. .
h'onio residi-nts ol" jx Grando this;
year are Koinj; to the Hcaho. u re- !
koHm, othei-H to the mountaiim, more
lo the country but the -iiiotorlMln will
tentM like the ArabH every o nhifr
on wme free catipttiK' ground.
A -Nation on Wheels,
And ttiey aro au'omobile bummlni;
in cverthintv und unythinj? from to
laeilitle.H, und Kh HpacloiiH floor com
bine to mako every im:h of the build
in ut lll.iriau lu nature.
Jin t uil attention him not been be
nt owed on club bonne, nor on golf
i;roundM. I.a Grande'u C!ountry club
is unif-pio In many rcHpeeiM, ono
t uiHi! of thlH dlHiiuclloii hi tliat there
in tin open -air nulatorhim. DuriiiK
llic hot liiontliH thin bccome:i u uwini
miiiK hole for biiudred.H dally. Men,
uoiiMit and cliildren Kumbol on und
ii the tool llij,' waters. lu view of
Ihe i'act I ai Oiattde hnn few open-air
twiiriiiiiliK placeH, thu u.ilatoiium
rllbi a bi want. vVdjolniii thu
less ,h, , pulaceuon wheels. uY;- Z!' UZ.
Hill Hcullv
Is the only men wl.o attained par. of
.'IS hut others are thrctitenlut;. -' Al
though less tliau four years alui.fr u
ihi'ko pe.-ceiitaue of Iho members ar
I'layllltf 45 or better.
Kara Icitm work aniontr me.nben
has been the rule since the oikiimI.u
I lion day. Whether It was hiiullnir off
irocKs or UIKKInt; Into their purses
.lie uieu.berM responded nobly.
, officers and directors have labored
;ut this Instill. lion, and for II, as In
.no other civic or public enlerprlse
iwo know or. lino could prolong
i pialHcanthcms for this co-operation
nut we Delicto a statement of results
It Is
northwestern recorq when he ran the emphaslxlni? the Importance of home now possible to secure botn settlor kids. Home r.-w thrivi are who scorn
; o min.tM nd two CC' ... .... .1.. ui..
Ir u do;:ei. fainillcs to spend Iho
unking, and the Increasinit neresslly uud Junior memberships for 11 small ! lent and eani. fire as d scomfo, t 1 I'JV"""1 'I, ,k U'", t'lu'' "" k
of thorouKh study of Its technic. Tn price. Iloth si'iilor and Junior mem- !bnt to rout, rich or poor, cumplnit ! . !'r .. ,',lV I'
alonir the
half mile, in i.' minstes and two KCC-
n,,.l flnt Rr.,nnnh. of Baker, ran
the 220 yard Cash in 21 seconds flat- thu homes la the nation, and In the, hem nre constantly ut the courts.
Beers of iCaker, sct!2 new northwest- ,omo ia ihe basis of the best patriot- which become active about six t'clock
ern records when he heaved the dis- j8m. Jin tho mnrnlnus and continue .- un
cus 111 feet ii Indies and Ihrev.- lne ..Tu,re lB nothing better we can do, III dusk Rives way lo nlitlit
hammer 151 feet nine inches, reare, illjn make a thorough workmanlike I'rclimlniiry Tourne in. tint the fun of iiuio-ct.n.'pliiB Is nol
of La Grande, won the 440 yard smdy of the things that make for a At the present timo tho Junior monopolized by day and the boys. To
ilash ill 55 1-5 seconds and Boylcn, tteit,r home, with architects, builders. Singles TournamenU an anniml af-l'be contrary It la 'rumored that
of Pendleton', won. the mile in five ;n!, rr rtecorators. students, muslcl- j fair. Is now being played and Ihe. 'mother and sister ofrered the sug
minutes and 10 seconds. tA I-a uns, educators and spiritual advisors; Junior liouhlen will soon rollow. KCBtlon as a thango from thu sea
Grande relay team, consisting of , jo.nlr.jr In a definition of home." il-aler In the season, Ihe Hcnlor Tour- sboro rultage.
Stanley Carpy, A.I Meyers, C and, xhe lletter Homes campaign began nan, cits will be played, also tho' Snorting goods dealers of Iji
V. Bolton, set a new state record of )st. y,.Iir n a comparatively sfi.HII' Junior Tournament finals In boll. I (''anil') illv.llte thai most tents sold
1 minute and !)5 Seconds. Incidcn-i ,Vil). The result of the first errort is the single nnd double classes. now are Ihe types especially uduptcd
tally, it is believed that the ham-. shown In the preparations this yenr- It Is a known tact that more In to motor nips and quick itebii.K
mer throw record, bv Beers, and the cr many communities to have demon, lerest Is being shown in tennis this along the mini. Tin y uIho report in
nninttdlc lire which -the subconscious , , , . H ,
...... , .,,.,.,-,.,...,. r....... ;t'l"b is Hie rump groundj. This
und lo the romance of bo.l.ood. i
this: In Iho rally spring of 1U2U wo
I hud a dream but no funds. Toduy
wo nave u iiii.immi institution and wo
have paid the bill. Wo uru proud
of our accomplishments.
Officer iiml Itli-cclmv.
properly lies Kiiuth of the liver o
lue n.ounlulnsele whuru the sun Is
cliented during hot days. Kurround
id l,y II, ,d's own inliutrets of rocks
and trceii, hcinuieil In by canyon j
,i-,,i-i:yi'r,-ii uiuvn on lie SOUIII.
frlngi-d by thu crooked tlrando Itondc
on the north, away from thu duitt of
(ravel und Ihe purr of motor cirr, tho
camp ground l.i ideal lr. every re
"I
hlles Ihefe und siitnnier colonies Will
half-mile record.- iov Peare. still mauun homes during fie campaign year than for a number of years 'creiu-ed demands for rood Murage " ... ...iw- "'
The officers anil directors at tho
present time are: (1. K. Htoddard.
prl-sldenl: A. U lilehardsou, vlcc-
piesldenl; (.'. M. ilohr.cnkarnp, treus-
urer-munager; . w. r rocs, seure-
liiry. The rest of Iho directors are:
l. I. Ijirlson, T. J. Heroggln; A. J.
Hlango, V. I,. Meyoir, A. T. Hill, H. IJ.
''.owe, Kred Kiddle, ('has. It. Itcyn-
Alniul f,0 r.iuillles own rani, , , , ..'
Karnest Walklns, i: 11. Hcranton, :.
ner, A. W. Nelson, It. I'.
1'crklns.
lnn.1 n statu Isterscholastic rec- in June. nccordlnK to those In- previous. !e,,ulpini nl, folding cols and oth
ords. teresti-d In the movement. Many ol equipment for automobile kvI'SvIiik.
Records Lowered. - these have been started by chambers; HII,l,Altl Tot ItM-IYS License plates frnm many state
flnK. nr. mnrlr , was bettered in nf louimeree. others liv irrnuiis of - now seen oil Iji (In.nde stieetn con
1D11, that by Perry, of La Oranne, omen, or women's clubs. liiinarns nave long been considered nrm i.;.e.en,s . s i,n,,ne,s iiwi, washed awav wi I i,,, built ihlsl,"K''l"o In a way that ll.ey never .11
...u. ...I i. -.1.1110 1.1 .,.,.... ruiin. iho .. gentlemen game u nremler in. summer has iireel.,l!nle, aslrolig de-I 11 "" wl l'"" I ,,. .... ,
,.m, it vni; aiiiiu -u." - --. .......n .... - .. . . ... . . . , .... , . 'apilllg
control! of a iiylvun retreat manv
j miles fioiii ivlllallnn yet It Is al
line cllv a uoornlcp, A pollleon
bridge to replace the suspension In
'flail, u l,y u. 1 1. l 'row
The CM Oregon Trail Is helping
ear ago bill sportsmen of Kuslern Oregon to gel
11I1J
card dash in 64 , seconds flat and m--nt Includes arrangement of Ice- worm over by tiioso who cure for it
Pavnc, of lAthcna, won the mile in (,-,. muulcal. movie nnd radio pro- xieniific. elesn. Inlercsilng sport.
4-54:00. Finley threw the javelin tr-nis. essay and poster contests In ipsia.o nuiiard tournarnenls nro
feet to ImOtcii in l'll.'l nnd Payne schools, and other means to draw at- held nnuull. and lhrouglio.it the
hi. nun. r..enrd to 4:48:00 lenllnn In lh,, hnine. M u n v I hi.n.i, nils ' nlled Hlntesaild In fsc' (Tie wo. Id. ' .round
(which now Rtands). lne javrim of doilurs lu prlr.e will lie given local " .'",,-.",.. ,n., ... ...
nis.
of Pendleton. i-cg',;tered 1-V1 i,,. campalgii. .An interesting sid- l-
bi-rore. TrapHhooters, golfers, baso-
balt tiM.ns, h(ili school teams, and
all the hop lu a car, open ihe
Ihroltlu ilnd within a short time (hey
are In s.,n.e other town ready to "go."
and tiansconilnenliil tours. . , . ' 1 """ ,
I'or these nomads on pucumiiilel "'- "; ' "" un tou.s.. 1.1 sun
tires it very town Is a ccnmlssiirv " """"' , ,i,e
i station, every grov- Is a Mnanji"1" "' Voulliful i-o.irsi--.ll!..
and the open road their ;""'"""".''s ate rapnuy u.sap.
who fix the 1 H anil 01.0 or lliese uays JJl
. . . , , X.:-. . .... . i-nmimt Inn, nn.l i,t..-..,ni. Th.l lenir.lt t.f Ihe r OWn Vacations It f."-.,n ,,,,:
record was again mwereil wnrn .y unu na.ionai.y n conneci.o-, ., '. ,..', ... V... .... -.:.'.,,.. k (rou.se up lo Ihe highest standard ofL., , ..,, ,.h..r dne.
ei!?o connecica wun tno
nine. hole
... 1 i.h In lol l M nnix heat 1. ll... ,.,,,u,ln ,,r ... l.le:i list .".er.s.eo in niiiuirns 10 mini over. on. wnr.e -, . .,
ItoxbiR car ls me funny. thlmfi.
The fan neor know when they arc
Organization, Co-ormnating
With the btatquIfSh and
Game Commission With
Good Results. 'Alt'Abt
(By Sccretury Wlnff, .Kla &. Fot
foot Club.) UiUtJO-l- .
Tho- Wintf Kin ft-iU'lvAfn'r,1"
WU8 organized Kebnmry 17. mis
with. 70 charter inembera. ' 1t Dr.
Gva. jinunermaii goi?a 'thfj,)on,or; of
Ikmiik tho firnt jircHldcnt of tho or
Kiinizi.tion. Thu board qf directors
locted kt tho time of orKuntKHtlon
cousislcd of II. K. CoolidpT,' Aiiffust
Httmgo, C II. Orul and' RAviKohi-'
From a smutl beuirinlng'1 Wio 'club
huB Rt-owii rapidly and now haa n
tneiuberAhlp of over 20u. Tho meni-bei-Hbtn.
white confined mostly to !u
Grando,, has many enrolled from
vilriuua other points. H la difficult
to' onumeruto thu accompIlHhinenta of
tho otBunlsuUion In Its work of pro
tecting and propagating fish and
name iir LTnlon county. Tho Influ-i
encii of tho club bus reached a de
Kroo ' that recoiniiicndiitlons made by
It to tho TIhIj and sumo commissions
Of tho stAto uro rocoived with favor
und In nearly every coso tho desired'
action ' lu obtained. .
. Duos Numlnnl. ,
' AlthduKh tho club has been obtain
ing real 'results lu improving condU
tlons for the sportsmun in Union
county, often entailing a lot of ex-
pcuso, Ilio dues of the orgnniKutlou
'ur'o noniiiuil, being only l.ou yearly
'arid' out ol! which two or throo bao
I'quuts'aro provided unmmlly,
Itiuiquei'V-a i'Vaturo.
1 'ktudi year a flttiilng contost Is held,
I tlio winners of which aro presented
with suitable prizes, und tho flsli He
cured during tho duy of tho contost
Jiorm the linportnut Itom of a menu
lor the Jinmittl fish foed, which Is al
ways an enjoyable affair. A ho mi -annitul
foed Is also a feat uro, con- !
Misting of either duor or clams. At
the Ust one, of th events plulos woro
provided!" for ' 2tm and that number
of good spprUmeil wero in attend
ance. ,
I'roiMigutliiB VitAu ,
I 'Vhffo rfiiich 'or'hio .vttoAk' of'tiw .
orgunizutlon aro directed to u strict
ent'orcemenl of gama laws and thu
eonse'tuent protection of gunie, ono
of tho HuceetiofitJ endeavors of thii
elub Is that, of propagating fish .in d!
stocking thu stroaius of Unlou
county.
Through the efforts of tho club on
of the, best hatchorles In thu slate hut
been seen red, Ihe ono located nt
Union, i. In uddlllou spawning bed
arc being provided und tho law pro
vidlng,,iW the screening of Irrigation
ditches Is being strictly enforced, aa
well us that of placing fish holders
a. , needed points.. In , connection
with , thu enforcement of tho partic
ular laws mentioned tho state fish
commission has employed a warden '
icr that purposo only.
Aid WaJlowa luko,
. ,Tbo aijtivllles of tho commission
nip not .confined ulono to Union
county hut a great ileal of attention
Is , given to Improving fishing coudl- ;
lions, at Wallowa luke. In conjunc
tion. with the Im Grundo l-ode of H.
1. U. K., the club has plans under
way that will ultimately make Wal
lowa Lake a leader for eastern brook
trout. . J'rusunt plans call for thu
planting of l.Oou.DOO ciustern brook
In the lake, und of the number 1150,
(MMi were planted only a few duya
ago. tapt. 10. A. lbirghdurf, state
giimtv warden, UssHtlng in the work.
The l-;iks uro uldlnng In tho rectoek- .
lug nol only becuiiso they aro Inclined
to aid generally in iho- wotik carried
(Ui by thu' Wing, Kin iJjfkSxiool club
but they are completing un elcgunt
home at Wallowa like and many of
(he meiubcrs will be In position to
t ike advantage of thu - good , fishing
that will prevail at tho lukjn,
riant I.UOO.uoo lij.
In uitditlon restocking Wallowa
Uiko, the cbib has succeeded, tn huv
inlg l.oou.D'yn fry placed In tif vat-l
out streams of 1,'nlon couut;,, aij uc-,
cnmpllHhme.-it that is hulled by ,v very
iiMiu-rin iii in the coimv,, . Hi,. clnt..
bus been usslsted greatly .byjHuper
Intendent Itoiinuy, of ,. jlho ,,. Unlou
hatchery, who is working,, . in , con-.
junction with the club. - Aigtors
ag"eo that fislilng Is bettor. In Union
county now than for several years, so
it is evident that results nre betn.r
obtained, tn this connection . tho
elub believes It Is entitled to sup
port,. from, every sportsman In tho-
county und extends un Invitation to '
all . to hecqinu members of, ,t,ho or? -
gunlutloji. ',. ; . .
The Wing, Kin- & Fleet foot elub
was i-esponsiblu for Introducing thu
llungailun pheasant Inlo Union
county, und, which In a few yeuru will
attain f numbers sufficient to permit
open seasons. Tho Hungarian
pheasant matures a great deul curlier
than the China pheasant mid. will
give another open bird season, tho
dates oi which will bo earlier thuu
the open'senson on China pheasants.
. Hold I id. I Trial-,
. As atiUdded attraction for1 mem
lers of. the club field trails will bo
introduced and will be open-to do
of thro, counties. It Is claimed Hint
ihe Mid dogs or this district , uru of
ihe hlglir.si type and through- tho
field trails Jt is hoped to bring them
to the. highest statu of perfection.
I "nr. .the, protection of dogs a fund
Sas bfcen provided for the conviction '
of vnrtica who steal or poison doss.
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