La Grande evening observer., August 30, 1923, Image 3

THE LA - GRANDE EVKNINCl -OBSERVER'
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TR ACKMEN READY FOR
'A.A.U. GAMES FRIDAY
Firpo at Training Camp
Ity miles 1 Hi vis,
(iiilfi-iiiKiiiiial Scriit Spcrlal
t'irii'sHiiul(iil.
'Itl'A(;i.. a nn-rlca'H preatot
triuU jiililitcs, all eugvr lo win rt-cojf-uliion
for the IlcM Olympics at Paris,
tire hi ri- io iaki part In the national A.
A. I', f-liu m pittiiKh i jr.mie which open
n StaKK' lo-morrow afternoon
ami . continue for three days.
l-'ntrU-N ftir t hi' hijc chissic lmvo
trnk n all pat records and compi-lJ-c
what is prohahly I hi) Kit-uto.t collnc
iltm uf track athleti-K i'-er xeen in this
country. 1'rai iUally all of the nation
al champions urn on hand to defend
their till 1-8 and the elaa of eontewtantH
In each of Dm eventu indicates ihui
ninny records will t shuttered it'
v.riiher condltionn arc favorable.
I'ruhuMy tin ntronp-esi entry for
team honor in (tie senior cJiaihpion-t-liips
In th lllinolH Athletlo I'lnh. runner-up
in the national meet nt Newark.;
a ycnr ao and winner of the Indoor I
tide at Hufi'alo last Winter. Coach I
Johnny liehr of I he Tricolor "lull j
na eniered u ttam or rorty-BPven
at hletes who are almost certain tu
score in n majority of tho event-s.
.Miring' the last year the J. A.
It-am has heen tronrt hened by the
mlditlon of (!uh Pope, national dine us
champion, who competed last yeur for
the Mull nomah A. of Portia ml :
Jtay Watson, one of the greatest run
ners in the country; Cyril t'oaffee, th
Canadian sprint champion; Dean
Woltres, former Ames middle distance
Htar, and Ivan Ullley, national colle
Kiate hiRh hurdle, champion.
Scarcely loss formidable is th rep
reHcntation of the New York A.' C
winner of tho championship last year.
Tint crack (Jot hum orunizalion i. t
have tho services of Moh McAllister.
"1'lyinn cop," who competed unattach
ed in the meet, at Newark a year utfo.
-McAllister captured Iho JOO-yard dush
in both the senior und junior divisions
oi thn national meet a year utfO.
ltOHlon Is also slated to make u
Strom; bid tot (he mttionat title, a:i the
!. A. A. lias entered u well balanced
team of stars. Ned tiourdin. holder
of the world'; broad jump record and
n graduate of Harvard, Plansky,
junior champion in the hop, .step, ,
jump, and llcnuiRuii. the Vreat five
mill runner, have all affiliated with
the Most on club during the last year.
Courdin competed unattached' .In tha
meet a yt'jir,u?o. ( t , ; j
Charles '. JlrookiiiH, the sensational
hurdler, will, lead -ft powrri'il learn j
which will represent, the rniyersity of J
Iowa. HrooklluK is primed (p hand up
a new 'world ' record fop Ihe 20. yarn j
low hnrdleH and Is nlmost sure, to her
l r the A. A. C. mark of 24 seconds in I
1 his event. Me will he pushed to llle I
limit hy J. S. Taylor 6i tlio New York-'
A. c, winner of the event last .vear.'i
anrl K'arl Amlci-Hon of the Illinois
Athletic Club, formerly a star at the j
I'nlverrdl.v of .Minnesota. j
Kfiorls of .loie Hay to ffet a new i
world's recoriK in the mile will bo
witched with Interest, as the Rame
little 1. A. c. slar Is ready for his su. j
premc. effort. Join won Ihe mile last)
year l Newark In 4:14 2-5. which was;
one. of his best performances and only j
a couple ni seconds behind tho mark j
huii; up by Taber In 11115. Another I
u. . I u-M siiii ni. I! usu i: joiiuoj
ilOKitA vi:i ( -'II '1U' h'MIl "I 0f'i
p ,.nnai ii nutit sh 1ill' AllAR( KI'J
li.ipjitii.-M a U.i.n.voi VMM JOo,i(jj,j
Kay on Hevenil occasions and who is J
running now In tho best form of his
career.
in tho rnnntiiB broad Jump dourdiiij
nml I (ellart Huhbanl, I'niversity of!
Michigan star are expected to stafrc :
terrific, duel for supremacy. Last i
year the Wolverine performer beat
out tho world's champion tintl slncn
that time has indicated that he is in
line for a world's record of his own.1
Hubbard came within one Inch of the!
world's record In the national .coIIcr-1
ate jiirek
whenv hjj
inches!, i
lur the first tlmt'ln, History e.venti !
for Virls will ha-n 'a' pfiico on the A.( A.
1 '. prosraiii. -M iss Camel la Sahie oi' j
Newark. N. J., who Fcintlllated in the
panics at Paris last year and who I
holds several American records, will i
compete. Miss Sable will meet a for- )
midaldn rival In Miss Helen 1'ilkfV.
a rifteen-y.ear-ohl Chicago kIHs who
recenily equaled the world's record
In tho .;i-ard hurdles.
lF.MlKi:V I'All.S
invHi:irx itov
SAHTOGA HPKIXCJS. N. V. Ky
the Associated Press) . Jark
Dempsey, world's heavyweight
champion, was knocked out Wen
nef.luy but not on the floor of n
ln with u referee coiintlnK over
him. Tho titleholder was knocked
out of the pitcher box when-hbt
offering were balled to alt corners
of the lot during a. baseball frame
between tho training camp at-,
temlants and cottagers on th
shore of SaratoUa lake.
, After one disastrous inniiiR on
the mound, iempsey was shifted
to first base where, ho performed
like n major leaifuer. lie collected
a hail dozen hits, driving runs in
ahead of htm every time he
smashed the ball.
After a three day layoff, lcmp
y is scheduled ,to resume training-
Thursday, to continue probably
without further Interruption un
til he winds up the condltjonhiff
R:rinJ for the defense of ha tilla
asainst I.uis Angrel Firpo at New
York September 14.
' Aside from a cold, tho champ
Ion is in excellent, condition and
catfer to resume work. The- three
days of reat, dointf nothing, be
camo so tiresome that It made
Dempsey rsiless. His cold, while
'not serious. roUnueu to bother
him and upset hh; usual cheerful
disposition.
ij;: r 'i,.
ft
ulonp tlin bearh and hoard walU nt
7 o'clock Wednesday nornlnir and
hud walhcd brtftkly for oitout a otilc
when rutn bnyan falling. Kclurtanlly
ho turned for home.
When ha returned to Mm cottafra he
lei looe for awhile on tho heavy sand
bag that iti KUHpendrd In the iraraire.
I hen pulled thn welirhta.
Although Klrpo htu taken Home
hard punrheft on the jaw, face and
body during the first week ot train
Ins, never once has he lost his aerloua,
worktnanltke expression or appeared
to have been hurt. He ha HntlbMl
only twlcs while worklntr, oncn when
he nitHjtidirea a left hook. Intended for
young Krank Koebelle's Jay and once
when the Joplln crhoosl's chin slipped
away from a rlirht iipperctit.
.'tvlii.n.lm; )lretiir. .la:tt five and a half year, has been
OIHVAI.I.I8, n. ft. l.'eriell, phys-luppointed instruetor In phyidfa4 1u
tcnl director of Uia Kpoksna Vouni; caiiin ut lbs eoUice. lo take ohorir"
Men1 OhrlsUan socla!lon for the !oi swlmniln an4 wrealllnK. . ,:
rnv A WANT AO
First photo ot Lula Angel Firpo, "Wild Dull of the Pampas," nt bla'
j training camp at Atlantlo eity. The fellow wearliur the headBuard ag
protection OBalnst the Angers mule-kick punch la Frank Koebcle, metro
ioHtan.heavywelght .champ.
Seattle 9, Sacramento 4.
Seattle R. H. E
Sucramento . .....4 7 0
Seattle. . . 18 4
Batteries: Penner, (.'nnfield and
Schanp; Gregg" und Tobin.
San Francisco S, l.os Aiifscles I).
San Francisco
l.os Angeles ,,,,
San Francisco ,
llutteries: HuE'lien and
Geary und Ug-new.
R. H. E.
.0 (1 1
.6 11 1
Dyler,
Porlluiul 7, Salt Lake 5. ..
Portland I 'R.UE.
Salt I.tike 5 ii o
Portland . ' 7 i; 3
Batteries: McCabe and Peters;
Midilletiin. Snllierlanrt and Oalv.
American League.
. (Yesterday)
Detroit 9, Washintrton (i.
No other games scheduled.
preparation for tho title mulch with
Jack nempsey in New York Septem
ber 14
, The
lui'lid
.Soittli 1 American champion
out -for his regidar sprint
" National laRue.
, (YcStenlay)
Boston 2, Cincinnati 1.
Chicasro (i, Pittsburg: 2.
St. Louis, Philadelphia, rain.
New York, 'Brooklyn- not sched
uled-
Exhibition GameH.
(Yesterday)
Pliiladelpliiu, i), Worcester
em (i.
East-
RAIN HALTS FIRPO
TRAINING PROGRAM
ATLANTIC PITV. X. J. (Hy the As
sociated Ptss) A cold, drivlnff rain
falling throughout the enrly iKtrt of
Weilneslay compelled Lui Anget
l-Nrpo to puss np his rtitlly workout in
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The Good
MAXWELL
Reduced to
$795
, o,u fitasj? Kielrt, lowt liji '!
BASEBALL
Pacific Coast League
Club Won Lost Pet.
San Francisco !0 CI ui)7
Sacramento 83 t8 .550
Portland 82 08 .548
Seattle 71 7(i .48.'!
Salt Lake 71 77 .481
Los Annelcs 70 80 .41.7
Vernon frfi 84 .440
Oakland (Hi 85 .4T7
American
Club
New York
Cleveland ...GO
SL Louis 1. . .110
Petroit 5!l
Chicago 54
Washington 57
Philadelphia 51
Boston 45
League.
Won Loat Pet.
75 42 .041
.550
.51:1
.5Pt
.500
.47it
AM)
..".91
National lngue.
Club WonIoPctJ
New York 79 4(i .1(12,
Cincinnati 75 47 .til5!
PittshuiK ..7:1 49 .599 i
Chicatru 1,8 50 .67iii
St Ixiuis 00 l'..'t .488;
Brooklyn . 57 .'! .475'
i'l'iladelphin 40 80 .:":.'! 1
Boston 118 8.1 .:tl 4 '
PACIFIC COAST I.EAGt'E
Vernon 10, Oakland 9.
Vernon R. II. F..
Oakland 9 15 1
Vernon 10 l.'l 2
Batteries: Mtirchio, Arlett ami
Bead; Alien, Sile and Hannah.
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pricef the Maxwell s dommafa
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Touring Car . . . . $ 795
Sport Touring . . . . $ 960
Roadster .....$ 795
Sport Roadster . . . $ 895
Special Sport Touring . . $ 975
Club Coupe . ... $ 935
Four Hyphen Passenger, Coupe $1195
Sedan . . ... $1295
Traveler ...... $1585
All Prices F. 0. B. Detroit;
Revenue Tax to He Added
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