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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1924)
la PAGE SEVEN THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED Friday, October 10, 19?4: Pouble-Play'WizarcTs JUDGE LEADS WITH BIG BAT r PLAYEflS WILL GO ON TRIP men ID Mi lesall 1c Sale GliiSS DRUGS-. INC. Friday and Saturday , Joe Judge, - Wiiuihlnt;ton first biLsenuin, leads the sluggers who havo played all rivo games of the world's series. TJie four hrfiders are: IMayer: AU. H. l'et. Judge, Washington .... U 'J .474 LinilHtrom, New York SI 0 . ,429 Gosiin. Washington ....SB J ,3UI Harris, Washington ....24 7 .292 1 )ZJaZI La Grande High Line-Up to Be Practically he Same Against Enter prise as Last Saturday. m m Next SaturiUiy will nvo Iho La. Grundu liig-ti school eleven mulched In lit Ilrnt IntorHe.liola.stic gumo of tho. season with tho prltlu of WalJowa county the, Kntvrprlsi- tOJLIIt. , Th local Ijo.vh will leuYe here uhout 8:30 o'clock SntunJuy morn ing to play the game on the. En terprise, field. A upeciul bu hu bi'oa chartered in order to enuhl') Mm wiuad to gat back (hu fuamc AtacTavlBh Is taking 22 man. all of whom stand a good show of letting' Into tho panic. Jt Grande will Uiko tlio field In the first Imlf wllh practically the sump lineup as sturted in the alumni put no Inst week. Sherwood rc liinfnw halfback and field general. AV.it I ai miry at full, -Kerr in the utlter halfback posillon and Webb ut quarterback, Sherwood . has tslrong Hiipjort. Ijiinlry is doing" llm place kicking mid W'ehb anil Hherwood urn changing of i" the Jinntlng. . The coach ban been giving laundry fpeclal training hIiico the nlunint game with the view in mind of converting a few of tho points for goal.' Strand will Uu-L In Iho pivot posit ion in which place hu has been showing good stuff lately, lie seems to have one of the prime requirements of a good center a cool head. Flanking tint center will be Hughes und Kramer at guard!'. None. of the big boys have shown enough fight to oust Hughes front his place yet. Kramer is expect ed to show better this week than Jaat with the ad did experience. Kludt will play left tackle, lum inal! right tackle und Jlummclt und GwitlianiH will play right and left ends, respectively. Kftidt has been primed all week to go In and "smear 'em" In lids next game a thing tltat be Is perfectly com petent to do. All he ban lacked mo far has been confidence. As for fight liainiiaii doesn't need any. lie goen at. 'em ho hard now that an observer wonders whether he will lust out the g,imc. ' . Aerial Work SI rum. In the final uiialysis os a last re-sort, If necessary it looks hs If the La Grande team should always be able- to gain yardage by the aerial route with liummett and GwHIIauiH at TrulH. Kuih -jmvu a long reach and can grab 111" plg kin out of the air from almost any position., Both are moderately fast with itummett Juivlng a slight ; edge, on Hpeed. In the big games this season this writer predicts that the combination. Webb to Htimmelt or perhaps IjuiUry lo Gwllliams wlU be responsible fur much of the yardage. MaeTavish expects to Have the first team as much as pustdhle by substituting thn entire second li'uin at iho beginning or the Inst half. The alternate, outfit will line up us follows: center, Cullen; Kuards, Dennis and Hiuutx; tack les, Larlson and Unrbuau; ends. Johnson nnd Price; . bnekfield, Green. Kaus, Zundel ojid iMcKen non. .sot w isr WALLOWA PLAYS , JOSEPH ELEVEN THIS AFTERNOON Today Wallowa high school in schedule! to play Joseph at Jo eph. Adn.lns is to play at Athena, and Mllton-l-'reuwaler goes .to Kennewlek. , Kit nl era Oregon high . school fuolball games tomorrow lurlude: Maker versus I'endleton at linker. Ijl Grande at Knterprise and Uma tilla at ILermlston. ST. VAl it WINS 1.KXINGTON TAIiK. St. Taut fAT lettering two liiilttniore pitchers Into helplessness. Hi; rati I Thursday won the fifth game of the series to determine the minor league championship by .a score of 5 to 2- BASEBALL JO -'.e-' r- ' - V 1U PECKINPALGFT. HAhRirAND JUDO T?ithH,"w "1"" Wud aCClalm- thl" "hlngton lnw. tr-o th. faiet doubl..play combination on.tha .tomond todiy. I fact a lot K2'iX&t ir,-greut - .'r.npR Many Important Games on Saturday, Oct. 1 1 Yale vs. Georgia, Iowa vs. Ohio State,' Montana , vs. Idaho on Coming Dish. . NI'.W YORK (Uy 1 Assoiiiiliil 1'rcK.s) Principal funlluill K-'nnn Mclifdlltcd for the vurioiiH Hixiions of llic country on Sutiirdav. Oct. II, follow: . l:nt. Army vh.-University or Inlrull ul Wcl l'nlnl. - t'olillnbia. vs. Wcslcynll at .Ww York. Harvard vs. MlddlHittry ul Cam bridft Alms. lYnn Htalo vs. Cit-llyNbiirg at Htuli! .'olli(;c, l'a. ' Syniciiyo vs. William and Mary at Syracuse. t t'urnell vs. WillbiiiiH al llbacil. I'urni'Klit Tccb vs. 'lohilo l lll vcrslty al I'lllsburKli. ' liarlnuiuth vs. Vermont a( llau over. N. II. " . f . I'illsbul'h'll vs. Wist Vlrulllia ul I'llt-sbiiiub. . l'cnnsylvunla vs. Kwarthmortt at l-blladidpliln. I'rlnceton vs. Lehigh at i'ritice ton. 1 Navy vs. Mantuetle at Anuap oils. ftUl. . ' . , Yale vs.-Georgia at New Haven. 1 West. . . Chicago vs. Hrown at t'hlcago. Michigan vs. Michigan Aggies at Umslng, Mich. Illinois vs. L'uller aL I'l-hami. 111. Wisconsin vs. 't'oe at .MadiKon. Minnesota vs. Haskell Indians at Minneapolis'. Iowa vs. Iowa Slate al Iowa Clly. Northwestern vs. t'iiicitinatl al Kvauston. Indiana vs. itoso I'oly at Lafay ette. Washington vtt. Grlnnell at Grin neli. - - i Kansas vs. Iowa HI ate l haw- ; re nee. . ! .Missouri vs. Mbsuuri Wesleyah al Columbia. , - ' KoJisas Aggh'H vs. lOuiporla Nor-' inal at Manhat1;in. Okhiltoiuavs. Nehi'tiska at Nor man. ' ' ' - . m Drake vs. KnoSc College at Des' Moines. .. ' ' . 1 Noire Dame vs. Wabuyh at South 'liend. ... tv , t ( , renin, vs. ';uVmm nvwmiiih - ul. Danville, Ky. South, -s Alabama vh. Mississippi Cotlego at Tuscaloosa, la. Centenary vs. Trinity Dnlverslty al Shreveport, la, Georgia .Tech va Florida ut At lanta. Mrvhind va Hiehmond at Col lege l'ark. Md. AllHsisslppl vs. Southwestern nl t.ford. Mitfti. North Carolina vs. Trinity at Chapel Dill, N. C. South Carolina vs. North Caro lina tftalo at Columbia, H. C. s . Tennessee va Maryville at Knox vllle, Tenn. V. M. 1. vs. Itoanokia at Lexing ton. Va. Virginia vs. Uandolph-Macon at Churlottesvllle. Va. V. 1. -I. vs. Auburn al Itlch mnnd, Vu. Washington & Lee vs. Wake Forest at Lexington, Va. Georgetown vs. King al Wash ington, D. C. Vanderbllt vs. Quaiillco Mm lines at Nauhville, Tenn. lr West. California vs. IomonH at Berke ley, Cal. Montana vh. Idaho at Missoula, Mont. tregon vs. i'aciflc I'nlvei-Blty at ivureka, tire. Washington vs. Whitman at. Se attle, Wash. Stanford vk. Dlymplo Club ut I'alo Alto. Cal. i'niversily cf Southern Califor nia vh- Arizona at l.os Angeles. Washington State vs. Gonxaga ut Spokane, Wash. bibb ON BIG TIM E Si;A1TLi:. Wsh. Vui Gregfr, I he. veteniu southpaw hurler of the Seattle elub, Is going- back to the major league. Forced out or hlg-tlmo baseball 10 years ago by an ailing . arm, the big portsfder hits numed 1iat member along for several seasons and now appears ready, for au other whirl In tho big leagues. .Announcement of tho ilo of Gregg to the Washington Ameri cans wiih made by Charley lock anl, president of the HeiLttln club. The Indians nr to receive thni players, who will be named dur ing the National association meet ing in December, as well as some cash, for Gregg. Gregg ot his start in th Pa cific Coast league with tho Port land club. BAKER MAY GIVE PENDLETON TEAM HARD RUB, BELIEF BAKEK. Oro. 8pclal' Tlio smashing Buckaroo football eleven will meet vomo stiff ; opposition hero tomorrow whn Pendleton plays Itaker In the first association Kaino for the visitors this year, local fana firmly believe. 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