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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1923)
t Monday, June 23, 192.1. THE O. GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAilE THREE" Fast Workout Is Jack's Way To Celebrate Birthday Anniversary of nil. v,, ..;.. u r Had One for Sparring Partners; Gibbons Un- I -eases Offensive.- GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 2.r). A terrific rainstorm struck Jack Ileinpsi-y's training camp, locatcil just ovor the liills on the eilirti of this city Sunday, forciny: the lu-nvy-woiijlit champion to the shelter of his indoor irvmnasium wheie celoliiutcil his twenty-eighth birthday oy engiiKUiK the fastest and long est workout of his training for the defense of his title against Tommy Gilihons ut Shelby, July 4. .Thft champion increased his hex ing to 10 rounds, in which h" un tyeighlh birthday contentedly de spite the downpour, which forced him to remain in his quarters. lie enjoyed a birthday dinner topped oi with fried chicken ami ' short cake, later siding beside a miring fire in lh fireplace, where be read tele grams of congratulations from ad mirers from all parts of the country. Tigers' Tirer I'll leases Driving Offensive. SMKJjHYt Mont-, June 25. It was n stormy ulternoon for three of Torn tjihlums' spaiT'ntr partners Sunday. w nite rmeioy snivcrcn aim sought shelter trim another one of the nuns which have continued intermit twily for 10 lavH, the. St. Paul chal longer uncorked a hit of flashing uliensivu in the first eul, driving and relentless fiirhtinir he has indulg ed in since ho bejfun priming fur the line ooia July 4. Jimmy Delaney, Tillie- "Kid" Her man and (Jeoriro Munlev suffered from the challenirer's fiirhtinir fint.s. indoor gymnasium wheie he! A of mom than ((K), many of uikiii wuiKinjr; i oik oi oncioy. un able to. witness the daily workouts, ilurjnir the week, visited the biff dance linll which the challenger uses rainy days. Herman shot in morn counters against (Jibbons than did Delaney or Manley, hut the challenir- pressively displayed an abundance cr reached him with a sharp left and of speeu in i outwork and skill in short right Irequently. Gibbons blocking punches- lie went through the 10 spirited rounds with five sparring partners at top speed al lowing himself only liO seconds rest between rounds, and finished without drawing a long breath. Six" rounds of the boxing against Jack Burke, Harry Drake and Billy Wolnin. the light heavyweights in camp, were devoted to heavy work. repeatedly drew Herman off : hi. guard with a quick feint, and thou wrought havoc on the portion of. his anatomy left unprotected Herman's face was smeared with blood Jrom a split lip when the two round, ses sion .ended. . -Shows Brilliant "Work. ' - Jimmr '-.Delaney, faster and less easily foiled by Gibbons' flashy Htyle, I'l-inceton has a real Ukit. mascot. piTsnted by Jolm Howard lu ihe Tigers lor bonllng Yale at foot ball last year. Ills (.on, a. member oi last. year's tf-nni. Is shown hero with the live mascot. while the remaining four against a nevertheless caught some hard raps weiterweignt and a Daniamweignc turn umt swayeoMinn iiKe a were mainly to increase the chain- reed in file1 wind, tiibuonn .started pion's speed. Dempsey ilisplaved his out easily with him, but in the sec championship form while boxing with I "nd round they were fighting with Burke, his first sparring mat of theall the ferocity of a real bout. Gib aftcrnoon. lie was lightning fast, hens shot in lefts repeatedly ami ilrivinp- heme his nonches with ac- followed with the quick dodge uml curacy and astonishing force. foot work that baffled his speedy ad-1 to llio winner. : ..... .. ... Kntrli-s fthouM he maitctl ,witb tli'e fee to l". K. Webster care Y. M. f. A. linker. Oregon at onco and all oh. tries must be III llio hands of t ho Chief clerk by July -nil at li p. 111. I'ortlnml 0-1, Semite l-li. ! Seattle K. II. K. Port kind nil :i .Seattle 4 5 llatteries, I.everenz ami Daly;, (iregg and Tobin, Second game: H. I1R. i Portland 1 8 -J! Seattle tl 8 0 Hatteries, I'ilette, Sullivan, Keck-1 orl and Daly; (iaiduer and Vaivau. Oakland 2-:, li. II 1 7 0 .2 li II llyler; ed four innings against t'ove Mitiiinr. Iill liny ami sboweil up well at ,ut. Accoi-iliiiK to dope, 011 Martin, be ni surilchnlly (rood lo slivnitlh the I'l-rati-a iwirling staff. (lenius has given us ninny wonder ful phrase and beautiful thoughts, but nothing more satisfying than "AttalMiv." , K. ami l.o Angeles l-li, Oakland Los Angeles Oakland Uuttei'ics, ('rundall K muse ami Kiikar. Afternoon game: Los Angeles Oakland (ID innings). . Hnlteries, Wallace, Thomas and Baldwin; Colwell, Mails and Thomas, Baker. A Wiinl Art Will Do li. 'It- II. K. li II 4! r i;l :! To know how good a cigarette really can Do made you must try a TWO BALL PLAYERS COME TO LA GRANDE K. Vote, wlirt playrd with tho l.a Clitimlf l'lrates lor three kiiuh'm, ac- coMipanieI. hy ft. 10. Morihi, u pitcti- oi eiKor, Iiluho, itrrivi'd In i Grundo today ami will tviimln horn and try tmt for llio local lium-liud iiiitii providing arraim'iucnfN ciin )mi innd saliHiictorlly to them. Voln played k'cohi1 hnHi- :tml lijlch- COAST BASEBALL LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE SHOP AND IXJUNDltT All blndft of Machinery, Automobiles nillrt1Tur Rtipalrttfl, Ovurhaiiled and. JlolnHr Acetylene Aveldlni: a5ui Kinds Cylinder Honing nmCvorslze Pistons Crankshafts, Plstns MttT Piston Pins Reg-round plyTlls a Trill . D. FITZGERALD Prop. 1! v.? 3 ;f QA3rty W OF INTEREST TO SPORTSWOMEN m M "OOP SWEATERS , . If 115 Li ' Siinirday's I in i i 1 . a t ffllCloHl PWl "r M"'s7 slip-tin itnutitm'$li ke.i into your i ? YlV'lf bMCU ll vueation bag h( somylfliTleiiend upon. It will, ' ) . V JJf I Cl b' easy to w e'a r1 lilttsiiia rt er than Ihe average In Hit : -J 1 p I haii'lsom..' color and weave. Wool nm) fiber iiltli. -' ; " i y 81.0.V , " ' f r4x LADIES RtADY-TO-WEAR jfev " ii . " OBSERVER ADVERTISING will bring results Hurke on Dt-fcnsive IJurko usually rips into Dcmpscy, carrying the milling to him, but hnn versary. Manley whaled away with lono;, whittling haymakers, hut his cfforis day the Pittsburger was in full; to connect with the elusive challen- flight for thc two rounds with Demp- Ker met with such uniform failure sev chasing him around the ring un- that the big erowd was in an al der a heavy body attack. In the most continuous uproar during the first round Ocmpsey staggered Burk with a left hook, and thereafter Burke was on the retreat, hut he could not escape the punishing blc.ws delivered at close range Hint the two round: State prohibition officers, aroused hy rumors that the lid was being eased off slightly in Shelby, descend ea upon a Hance hall wuh sharp hooks nnd short rights to the freshment parlor in conjunction here .smn-Liy auer micimgnt Katunlay night and took into custody seven waiters and the proprietor They were released on fftOO bond Sunday. a quantity ot neer is allctred to heat! Draakc, the English light heavy weight, who faced Demp.sey rfter Hurke crawled out of the ring, cov ered up and hacked around the Wng. quantity ot neer is allCKed U continuously after receiving the first huv: been f(n""i in the establish. few jolting punches. Dempsey sent ,,1L,lL him staggering backwards into the ' " ' 1 ' rr.pes four timeK in the two rounds CoVC-Bakci Came Halted praaice was duiigeci 10 snaKe nis head as to clear his dizzy brain. j Wolpin, the 170-poundor from Ap-t pleton, VVis., nbsorlicd a terrific lac ing, going down in the first round when Dempsey clipped him with a On Account of Weather short iii;-ht, on the chin. After his bruising six round with the heavier sparring maten, Demp sey unloosed his speed on Herman Auerbach, the Salt Jjtke welter weight, for two rounds, finishing up with Connie ('urrio, a bantamweight of Sioux City, la. Dempsey did not attempt to land except with a light left jab. He retreated, dodging and dancing away with remarkable abil ity that kept him out of range Kiids Heavy Work. Sunday's workout will be the last fUrouucuK boxing for the champion. After a dayV rest Monday, he ex pects to devote him attention to in creasing his sneed when his train ing is resumed on Tuesday. The champion celebrated his twen- Drugs Excite the Kidneys, , Drink Water Take Salts at First Sign of Bladder Irritation or Backache Hue to ' rainy weather the C'ove-i.aker Kaine at Covo yesli'r it:iy w:im poHlpoiH'd and will not ltrt played twit 11 Ilm reniuiniiig Runit.'M of the Inlcrmoimtutn Ha son aro played. ' . The season oh 11 n-mainR now Is: July 1, Cow ut linker; July X, Itakcr at li Orande; .lidy 15, Cove at La Cliundo; July 22, 1&. tJraiulo at Cove. INTEREST IN HORSE SHOE TOURNAMENT IS VERY PROMISING Pacific Coast League Clubs ' Won Lost ret. San Francisco 55 2'J .1155 Sacramento 44 117 .45 Salt Lake 3!) 41 .487 Portland 41 40 .5111 Vernon . M 42 .481 I.o.h Angeles 118 41 -481 Seattle 411 .418 Oakland 48 .407 mm KvsqnssBVKWisininunssaojsjsiiMPAii iiwiiw iin tnia r'n lan ruiimvinfrT-" - Seals 4-10; Tigers 2-2 Los AiiBeles Tl. 11. E. San Francisco 4 12 I) Vernon 2 0 2 Batteries, Hodge and Aenew; James, Ueijfer and !) Murphy. Second (rame: K. II. E. Sun Francisco 10 l'i 1 Vernon i 2 7 (i lintteries, Mi'Weeney and Yalln; Shellenback ami I). Murphy. Will you go on working the hardest way, or decide now to take advantage : , , ofour SPECIAL I. I Sacramento 6-5; Salt Lake B-4 Stockton. It. II- E. Salt Lake . . 7. 5 11 1 Sacramento (i 12 !i Ualteries, Singleton, Clumpier, Gould and Jenkins; Thompson, Ycl- lowhorse uml schang. Sacramento Afternoon Salt Lake Sacramento (10 innings). lintteries, Kallio and Plough mill Koehler- V II. II. E. .4 15 0 .5 10 0 Jenkins; The Good The American men and women must Rimrd constantly ag;nnst kidney tr Wausc wc often cat too much rich Uur hloocl is Idled with acids kidneys strive to filter out; they jpaken front overwork, become aIuphu. the diininativc tiucs cIor and jmv. result is kidney trouble, bladder wness and a central decline in licaltl1 When your kidneys ra like lumps of Uad; your bck huv.for the urine is cloudy, ltd! of sedition, or you are obliged toteek relief li or three lime-, iluriutf (IieViht ; if rM stift'er with sick headache, r- dizy, jrvons spells, acid stomach, on when the w lots "fKt your phnrnii;i;t lad Salts. fev days ; act fine. This fain acid of Rr:i if yo', at her , have rlieunia(i.in had, befiin drink- water and Kct from riniit four ounces of ' a triblcspoonful in a fore breakfast for a air kidneys may then i is marie from the and Umnn juice, copi- 1-iiif-d witli litbia. and h:w been used for years to help tlu-b and Mimnlatr cloffRed kidney, to ncntrniie the acids in the svstm o tbev no loriRer are a source .f irritation, thus often relieving blad der dirderi. Jad Salts is inrvre n-ive ; can not in jure. make a deliyhtfuj cfTerveicent lit!ua-wa'r drink anl belonrs in cvrry home, b-.can-e nobody can make a mil take by Inviutr a rooI kidney flu-binR ntiv time. Hv all means have yonr pbv- ici.in examine yonr kidney i at featt iwi'-t a year. A prcnt len of inlrrtst is holiiR aroused in thr llorso Shoe Touniii- tiifiit wbii'h Is to hi conducted on the I third of July nt I tin Top D' Hint MotintaiiiH. This event, which 1m hi Iiik promoh-d hy the linker Y. M. A., hid. 4 f:ir to In one or (lie main ut trartioiiH in the afternoon uf Die pa Kcant day and a Rreut many old hoof slinxcrH an ulreudy entt-red from Maker and l.a (i ramie and . Pcndle-' ion. Knd Sheets, chiiinplon of Ifuk-iJ- r ouuty, who wears u. heatitiful oni-ji ho.sHi-d leather helt to proclaim hiujj prowess has entered anil lakes hint, daily praelio: with hla Hhoes in jrep- I ant ion lor the Cray. . ..jj An entry lee of $ I .tin -ih lirifiR j . rharcorf tluise who wImIi to l.-ikt nnrt.' in ylC- event which will h uKeil.tol!' t ho expenseN of the tourna- 1 1 Kleven point Kame-i will ho played in the prellininariuM in order iB to insure BCtttnj7 throiiBh In Rood lime for the fhiul nml for the Rames J between rresident Uanling and thi ('liainpton of the Tourney. An elab- orate leather belt is hems made for 5 ihf oerasinti which will hr presently) t MAXWELL I! 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