La Grande evening observer., July 20, 1925, Image 2

THE LA .-GRANDE- EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, July 20, l!)2f.
:I" c:'
Gossard Corsets
"The Line of Beauty"
Hill's Department Store
"A iHl Place. To Trnilo"
SPORT
OS .ANGELES
MS SERIES
- f- PACIFIC COAST m-aoi i:,
; ,' t i-luU W. I.. Pot.
-Siin' Kranrinco 7 7 . 0 r,
- Holt !M 4ft .Ml
t' hmu- r. n 4ci .r.r.n
,.08 Anneles : 6T 4 .f.M
' Itorlland 47 II .4 mi
' Oakland 40 7 .447
t Haornmmitii .. ... 40 (14 .:K4
" Vrnon V. r,7 .aim
; Uy wlnnlnK ycabnliiy'H double
; header from 1'ortlanri tin I.on An-
' kW" Pacific roam l,euKU 'lh
i ' jnodc It nix straight ni cinched the
; iwrle.
- - -Shuttle and Krlwco enK"K''d In two
J Klucglng duni with 82 runa. :tt hltis
tteorod In Hi rirst Km'-, ihiih
; and 32 hlU In the ec.nd game.
Oakland won both Vuimn from
Parrurnrnto and Vernon triumphed
over Hull .oko 7 lo 4 and 3 in 2.
Vernon 7-H, Kali I.nke -1-2.
" Halt lakk h. n- h.
Vernon - - 7 IJ 2
Halt Jjikn 4 fl 4
MtutleiieB: Hryun and Whitney;
Rlnglcton und rook.
Hvvend gain- H. II. K
Vernoo 3 7 2
Halt iJiko 2 6o
liUwtn: Johnnon and Hrhanir;
fieri: y and Patera. (He.vm InninKft)
Loa Arwloa 4-4, Portland 3-3.
Ua ANOELKS (AP) It. H. K.
-Portland 10 2
, Anjrlii !2 2
rkilterlw Burna and Tohln;
Hufrhen, Glnxner und Bpeneer.
,;Heoond gaine - ' H. H. K.
rPbHlund ... ....t, , 4 2
f)U AngHlim :.t...L 4 .0 1
p TUnttorlea: HolllnKHworlh And
.Jlnunnh; frundiUI, Jtool and hand.
;.:HeflClUi 3Q-11. l'VUro 12-12
: C'ftAN FRANCISCO. (AP)
tr -Tteoro i,, , U., H. ,
!' Puttln 20 23 0
J- Hun Frunelm'o 12 I ft 2
w" 'Man'urU'ii: ' Wt&WW WIHI. 'IMiniO!-1
vim, l.ucun and K. Huldwln, Ialy;
4 . x-uckett, Pfoffcr, l)emeyr and
80Dd game H. H. V,.
J, RettOe 11 15 1
Sflir Franclpno 17 4
Italtorlea: Ilusiy. Ktwll, flirlkrr
r" nud Daly, E. lialdwln; William,
(itfiiry aiWl Yell.
t.
" Oakland Kucrainento 4-1.
' tfAf'UAMKNTO (AP) It, II. K.
Oakland , 6 18 i
H-irrumcnto ,.. 4 1
)lutterteit: Kruunr, I'ruott and
Pv'h'r: anflrld. K. Hhea and
Warkenfleld.
' ticrond game
Oaklund
KjN-ratnrnto
H utter Ion: itoehlrr
II. H. K.
6 10 1
........ 4 13 1
und !Umd ;
Vlmi, Martin, Hughoa and M. Hhea.
QAMF-H TODAY,
Amortcnn Longuc.
5 IVaahlngton at tievelund.
' Philadelphia at Hi. I.ouifi.
, New York at Detroit
Hon ton at Chicago.
: Notional league,
littahurg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York,
t'hlrago at Itnnton.
fit, IOuU at Brooklyn.
Js'o guinea Oiiietluled. 1
Lilt
For the bclilnr mui
or nuilil ail vli-ririp. hot
pUlr,
Mr. iHiTtro-srrw,
Ifl a handy tfl rookir.
It In a Vi'ry mrvloiahl'
ppllanoe ami cost Imt
very little momy. You
can biy pverythlnn P.-o..
trloal you want line from
a maida lamp to n naali.
In niachiiiB and run al
Waya be aurx of (f'tllnif
ii obllglnif wrrloR,
NE WS
Billy
Evasiffl
r;oi,r and piichkus.
(nlf may Im bad for Htiinr hall
players hut it rinlnly not for pllrh-
rs, If you would hvltcvc "lunch"
l,fonuMl, slur hoiti.iMiw of I ho li
l.fdliunl iH Ollt' Of till' nHl ftOlf-
iiitKiiuf thi' mtijor liUKUtt luy
viH. lit- Ih ulii'ii 111 llii- 7i'fi und Ht-I-
duin IttriiH in u scon- thut in IiIkH
r than fifi.
TuriHK t Im hiiiiiiiht inonthn,
l.t'Otmrd In 1 1 ih truvdM u round tin'
f-ountry, pluyn ukuIiihi many, of ihf
lmtinK.profi BMlonal golf'TA und ha.H
won u niimlifr of hlKhly rrt'dliahH'
vlrlorlrH.
"(lolf Ih u prcat thliiK for pitch
I for Iwo rtHiHonR," :iy.i Lfonard.
"MoHt ilUlHTfl lH'Kh''t their letfH.
They my all kluda of (itlt-ntlon to
their pitching arm hut their under
plnninx win no ronsiitenuion. (iulf
strenKthenn the legs, -
, "(lolf alHo inukes for a HtroiiRer
wriMt und fltiKtirH. ThlH enuhlen u
pltihr lo Ket u heller nrlp on the
hall, ho neci-Hsary to good pitching."
Leonard U cittivliii'fil Unit if nil
'pitcher in alt uoUci-h Micro
would Im' a 2ft Pi itiK hiereaw' In
general cffectlveiM.
. '
tiiA.vrs iv TitoriirR.
During my ftprlng tour of thr
nouthorn truinirtg cuinnn, the New
York OluntH loomed up uh euwlly
1lu best cluh tn Iho National leu-
gun, the clusa of the muJorn.
If fvi-r u team figured to repeat
previous pennant BucCfHunH It wuh
McUruw'ft clijh, 'Jlowever; InntMitd
ot luting out in (rout at prieut tin
Olnntri uro hard pn-naoil. t.,
An uiMinual amount of tough luck,
tvhlch forced many of the atari of
the loam out of the 'lineup for
wooks, hurt, a great dcul, lncl
dentally, the pitching nUimped.
Thon. perhups, over-confidence
hurt. Tht cl.i8s of tlu Otitnu wub
,au.iiuuilliml I iuii If fn-nnii'd .Ihn.ain
could win whtm It pleuM'd. I'osfilhly
It took too murh for grnntnd. When
tnjurlt-a wrecked the lineup, vie
loriea didn't come so cuaUy.
New York has won tour Htrniglit
pennants In tho Nntiomil lciutm
It Im hiittiimll history that sUrlt great
NiifccHM always imiKiK for overvnn.
U den co.
Mystery of Prussian
Spy Solved by Death,
Says German Writer
HtiltLIN ( A P) The myatory
ahoiit KiiKeno Anew, fr.moun Hpy of
the Juin cmr of Htmala, han heen
solved hy Arthur' Kntupffer, ac-
coruing to tho Ilerllner Taanblatt
To tliH world ut Inigti Kugone Aaew
wu known un on of the principal
leuderH of Km KusHlan rovoliitlmf,
until he wom flnutly unniUHUed "hy
thft HiiHMiun hlMturlnn, Wladimir
tiurtiew, un u H"eret KiinhIuu agen
and uh Niieh a revolm lonury inntl
gi'tor.
At u ecret n voliitionnry tribunal
held hy the leudera of tho branch
aHHoeliitlou of emlgrunl.H in London
in i:hi Am-w waa sentenced to
diuth. The condemned py, how-evi-r,
vii8 not to he found unywhere
despite the mord diligent warch hy
the ftrrivt. HitHHian Horbtb-n in all
count lien. He Heemcd to hav van
inIici) into Hpuce.
n now iiiiH been learned that
AiH-w died In Herlin In HUH. H
lived Un- n lime in the nt end
Merlin under the nHmimnl immc i,f
Kt-rl eunny..r. Kitulppcd with n
puHMporl iie travoled aimlessly
through the near UhI of Kmc
'ontlnually (..nring discovery by
the powerful m en-t nrguulxullonH
tM" KiiHla. lie then dlN.ippeured tl
Hie Ut-rnuin provlnc.-M. irnveltUK
limit uiii' Hitinll town io unoihet
Hi I'.Mfi A Hew wan orreaied In
Merlin ii m u MiiHpiciiHif Lustun. In
rt'MpoiiHo to It Ih renut'Hi, he was
iuii put Into un Internment camp
tan wan Rep! In various prisons
AH - r the peace of Mr st-LHowHk
he uhh Hi t fr.-e and died houii after
trout g. nerul collape. In hia po
sition hh Heerei ugent tor the Crar.
Afew wiih oRllbed to remain a
member of the Secret i evolution
ary oi rfuuiifiitiou until he mm din
(Mivered tu he a bona fid" ogt'iU hy
I ht' police. It wtm hl duty to oven
illume u lending role in cHlublitih
ink' fevotuMonnry nign of terror
unit then to denounce noine revolu
tionary coup to the poller shortly
before, it consummation.
KlKht advaiitugeii of copper car
bonate dust treatment of eJ
wheat for jmint control are as fot
lo; eMci'ine control, low cost.
lr.H.H labor. good germination,
tjjib'ker Ntuiid. vigorous planta, no
Uis from holding after treatment,
one-fourth ot seed waved. Farm
und t. A. i tution testa hav
proved the micceaa of the now me
thud,
(Jays
..r.;fri
I Lmali? ! linUL !. T" --
AMKiut'Ax i.i.Af;n;.
Clubs w.
Phlladoiphki Rfl'su'
Wunhtngton r,o
Chicago -ic 4
Ht. Louis 47 4;j
Detroit 41; 4:j
Cleveland in u
New York :,
Morton ' i.ii
I . .NATIONAL l.i; (,i i;.
Clubs w. J,
Pittshurg r.n
.Vi-w York u HU
Cincinnati .. ,....i' A l
Brooklyn ,..4 4;j
HI. Louis a 44
Philadelphia 4u A',,
Chicago s 47
Boston ;(f, .r,i-
NKW YOHK ( AP) --Champions
of J 924 In the ntujnr b iigueH are on
Uih mat. but Oiolr shoulders an- l ir
I rom pinned, while I'intie nnd
Mackuieii are clinching di-Hpcrfileiv
for unbreakable hold.
The (iiants fiilirhtv muscles un re
hulglng for 11 lime iluring the pa it I
Seven dltVH ami be iele:iHi .l him, tl !
from the JiruteH' grip, only to be
grasped ago 1 11 LT hours lalei,
hlladelphlu's reign in tin- Aitiif-
lean circuit m a mutter of u :t per
centage polnls over VVasbhiKtoit
Whlle PillNblllg rules the Nnliolin.
10 points over New York. The Anx
ieties, a team of youths, eurriel 11
uttuck to their enemies UhoiikIi
seven NiicccNsivo conijitt'siH only in
be bo downed by the Browns' of S(
Louis on Huturdoy. I
T h o veteran, mound.imen of
Wushlngton toiled steadily and ltln
un uccuracy that premtKes ilifrieoi-
tlea for thu (junker city legion.
Huturduy Veun Oregg held the slug
ging Clevelunders aufoly while hiH
mutes won. Both Chicago cud
Clevi'lund won half of their con
tests, matntulnlug their position in
fourth and sixth plneen, respective
ly. The Ht. Louis Brau-ns strencih-
ned their hold on third place.
There was noihlng in ihe Na-
tlonal organization lo mutch thet
American uccomplirthinents In iliel
mutter of hits, with I'hiln.l.-li.lila ;
louiinng 117 und Cleveland li:i
Nor roul,l th Nntlonula mn.,i thcl
Itcd Rux ri'niril fir 1 1., ..... ,i,
of 'S ro
i J h. r., .,..,
.,.,6 n.jDum lumous American runners,
Pittsburg deserved to remain In Hie -are charged by the Neim Berliner
leud, for the Plratea out hit. nil the Sehoeli uhr let ung wit h having ex-
'fi ii u ii neoreu rnore runs, inn Jijucted "fi
vi i wirt eie mum mo I lie. record
of four games won and four lOHl.inrcent (lerinan snrintlne- rnn,.
while ihfOlantsigiiiBfd a matter!
o( lmlr a Kmntf witi four vfctoriea
and threo dfeutaj , , 1 .
Tho Browns of the American lea
gue tool? htmn; run honors wiih 11.
American Lcuguo
1KTIl()TT ( A F' )
Now York
(utiles.
.11. 11. K
2 13 1
Detroit
.is
"I.
Butteries:
Jones, 11. Johnson,
riirgunun, nnawKey una nenguiign,
Hc.hung; Leonard. Uullowuy. Doyle
una jiussier, wuohiiii.
HT. I .Ol'IS (AP) II. If.
Philadelphia .. .; 12 1 1 0
hi; Louis I"...."...'.'....'...'.. H 1 ;t 4
(ifi InnlugH.) i
But l cries: Itoimnell and Berry.
Perkins; Vangllder, Wingard, Hlaf
fer and Ilurgruve. ' , ,
CLKVKLAND (AP)
Washington
11.: H. I-:.
i ii
z 7
ml f I tue)
Cleveland
Butteries: Iteuther
Kurr und L. Seweit.
Boston -Chicago, rain, post pomd.
National Loanuc f.tumv.
HItOt)KLYN (AP) l(. II. K.
Ht. Louis .- 2 X (i
Brooklyn i ' (I 1
Hatterlcs; Hherdel and O'l'nrrell
Grimes and Tnylor.
NKW YOHK (At') It. IT. K
Cincinnati 1 il i
New York ... 4 t t J
Butteries: Don o hue, May.
' '
ro"
and Wingti, Krenger; Barne
and Snyder.
Only two National lnjrjio Kit in
HClH'duld.
Tlio twelve-spotted cucumber
beetle, ant to h" Merbmn on the
leaven or Hiiuislt, cui'uinber, beiniw
and iitlior nluntM, uiny he- cbH-ie,t
by diluting the leuves with "H In
1" diiH) recoinineinb d bv tin- Htu
tlon for the ciibhiiK' worm.
i
MlV'oIAl KM.S FOB i H.VHI.IK KKNTHOP, former tic tit 4
ltrartrlht rhiiiupioii of Ihe world, lie now Is Hit' proud
father of triplet., all hoys. Heiitrop now nukes his homo at
Ultl Hoik. Ark. wliera he U a popular wrestler.
She's High Stepper
. .i; ' .- ',y ' :
4 4 7 , ,V"f.,,i
1 1 .-r; w. hii vp Miss Rvolyn Collyer, pnu of the star woman tcnnli players
ot i;n:,;:nitl. .st'i)inii up for a swil't and high one In a mlxctl douhU's con
at tlio recent Vlinll(lnn tournament. She's shown with lu-r partner,
P. I). B. Spence of South Africa.
it o c 2 w-i
L' opilnieiS JT CP
Serious Charges
m-PTTV am, '
. .. ,
? N""'Ur" A""""! 0I"" "'
:".'!rl';" 1,"U'- or Collfomla.
runging from IMMi to
(llll) murkH beCo re Ktnpltnv tn u,,
i , .,
p;r, the (iernmn promoter or the
athleth' games paid tho money, us
It wns feared ihe games would suf
fer through losrt in the sale of tick
ets of thu Americana failed to par
ticipate. It also asserts that in tho
exhibition in Berlin and Hamburg
short while
i go, the
American
runners ouch received n total of
turn;) marks, which II allege-, thev
i demanded of t he local promoter be-
'fore appearing at the alarting point
J 1 "I'l'l Oj
lof the races.
"When rat
'nddoek and Murchlson
first appeared in Germany lust
year." the newspaper asserts, "they
still were members of the American
Olympic team and as such wero
compelled to uphold the principles
of amateur at h let ics. As keen,
Americans, however, they promptly
MiVnted the financial opportunities
held out by spori ami therefore
1 lo organize an ex
(i . ..... j ...-...,... ..-.......-
jjpeditlon of their own. It Is plain
1 1 but I hey found (ierntiiny thelr
most rennmeraiive field."
The paper expresses belief that
the Americans also accepted start
lug fees at Oretield, Bocbliim and
BivhIuu, where they entered tho lo
cal contesiH. (lerman sporting lro
waxes especially warm because thoi
Americans failed to make "any kind j
of, a showing" In competition Klnt
Cerniun spiintora.
''It would seem." odds t lie pa-'
per, "that the American intrants
were less concerned about eiihauc- I
lug their own or t heir country's
reiiutni iiTit in the sportim? line than
tbey wert- about dolnj; a Im'ra'.iv1
biiMlnetci."
A dvnumil Is nmde by Ihe pnpir
that the (iernunt othletlc authori
ties permanently disbar tin two
Amerieun sprinters from further
contcaiH In Oermnny. It nNnertR that
the proinnterf of tin HtofKholnl
1'onteHtn t'lutly refused to nKM't tht
demands of ruddock and Murohl
Non and compelled the Americana
to run under the coudliiuns lin
poscil by those, con t cut h.
V . . . , .v. l
i'
nosi:xiii:it; to mi:i:t simA
boxing crown will he hulod into
jthe metrapolltnn arena next Wed-
'"' ' "II ) Ho.-n-
nerK 0i ,.w 1 orK. worhl lianlam-
w..Bht champion, mc.,8 K c Shea
of chicnKo.
The bout of 1 T roil nils Is regard
ed by boxing followers as one liko
Iv to turU either wav. Khoii Ih ii
(WO-fiHtel, borntng-in tyi)e with u
jaw that Is hard to hit, white Ros
enberg is a master of the left jnh,
clever in defense and a capable
puncher.
The bantamweight title has been
tossed around so much in recent
years, however, that anything may
happen, especially os Ihe champion
very difficult. IB- ordinarily fights
i at 122 to 124 pounds.
" PllOMIrXT l'B.HTKIi iii:f
NKW YDItk' (AP) , Vincent
(Pepper) Martin of Brooklyn, sev
eral times contender for the world
featherweight and junior light
weight championship, died of pneu
monia In a Long Island city hos
pital after an illmss of only n few
da vrt.
CUMMER COLDS
are lingering and annoying.
i ne vtry nrst mgnt apply
V A PO Rue
Ovr JTMUIinn Jarm UJ Ymarly
Oonio to Our SIiirv Deimt at 111 II Jefferson Aw.
All State's Leant fixnn Tlu-ro lMUly Kxcept Sundays.
i.E.wrs i.a r.iiANnr ix)H
Jtxeph II A.M. I P..M. -1:00 P.M.! Sunday, 9 A.M. 4:00 P..M,
Itiiher U A.M. - I P.M. - l::ill P.M.; Sunday, A.M. . 4 .-SO P.M.
IViullctoii llnlly 1 1 A.M. - 4:00 P.M..
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U.S. SPQRTiyiAD
BRITON GUIS
LONDON (AP) That uulvers
Ities oversi'aH have gone mud on
sport is one of (he notea made by
Hlr Krnest Bajn, chulrman of 1
finance committee of the Leeds
university, who recently . returned
from u visit lo universities In Can
ada und the Culled Htutes. In a
lengthy report he says In practic
lleully every imlverslly the stadium
wus pointed out with emphasis, the
muster of sport lias u very com
fortable position, and tho tremen
dous emphasis placed on sport Is
causing university authorities Hn
America gruvo anxiety.
"I Jieurd of one pu'." ho said
"where a town's huicncr had hoen
enrolled uh a member of the uni
versity hecuuso ).' hud exceptional
ability as a footballer."
Dealing with details of orgunixu
(ion of the universities, he not-s
1 hut lu every American university
(lie alumni are well organised und
powerful, so powerful us to create
difficulty In many ouyos, us they
not only lay down conditions upon
which gifts are made to- tho uni
versity but Ihere is un active Inter
ference with t-aehlng.
On tin u uesi ion of hat dries, after
deiuillng Ihe amount paid to pro
fessors, ho says U Is significant that
the Individual rcuponsihle for sports
In all the great univershiea re
ceives a payment substantially
higher thun that of any academic
member, even including the chan
cellor. fJIPSIKS IIONOH SHI-.nilT
ORICRON f'lTY. Orp. In appro
elation of protection given uhout I
lino Klpalea tluririfr a weddinK fes- ;
tli'ul ut the ramp ground on the l
hiffhty-HPoonc! .. street ronu ne rr
flnrknmnfl station Hunluy, Mr. ntol
Mrs. I.ee have named their hahy
In honor of Krnest T. Muks, sher
iff at Orejfon city. Tho 'god mother
of the child Is Mrs. C. K. Ijtnds
vek. Mr. Mass' dntilthter.
throudh
ISkiffiOnadianl
Pacific ;
on -the
Mountaineer
Leave Vancouver B. C.
. dnily at 7:45 p.m. (or Chicago ;
on the fast Mountainecr-Jav-ligJif
trattei through the most
wonderful mountain scenery in
the world.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
ARE NOW IN fcFFEC T
On Sale to September 15
Return Limit October 31
Fine equipment includes compart
ment observation cm. standard
sleuing cart, open top observation
cars, through dining ervic.
For completi particular!
and foldtrs aaJrtts
Canadian Pacific
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to, , -(..lii m O. II. D.-k. Dim .K i Frughi Amu
Do Clothes Make the
Man? Tailor Says Yes
LONDON (AP) Good iiowb for J
short men who desire to. appear j
full was recently unnounced by u
Ixmdon lullor who stiva he has con- !
lived a plane to bring ubout this ,
effect hy u new wrinkle in gur- i
ment cutting und designing. The j
trick is very simple. The. modlll-
cut Ion Is chiefly In tho lapolH. I
which are worn very small and 1
roiling- short. The roil is so ."-iiort J
In fact thut It finishes on u line t
with tho top button. This udds
length to tho front of th coat,!
ays tho .tailor, with the much de- j
sired result union g nun under i
height that, they uppeur several i
inches taller, !
Another Innovation Is thut the j
front of-the rout, osperiully tu eve-
ning clothes, extending to the lilp .
is cut Hiruight. SleevoH in nu n's ,
wear huve become narrower, this!
change having been made iu cor- j
respond with the new ''cow h"e"
stiff cuff of the drehs htiirt which
is the latesi thing among the best
dressed men about Lomlon. While
there bus been a tendency to wear
the coat fuller in front, there, are
Mill a grout many evening tuiled
coats made which show plenty of
the .diiii ami waistcoat, this being
particularly desirable among t he
older He i of men who remain true
to Die stylo of other years.
TWO CANADIAN ItllAltS
I'M. H P i on .OLI BALL
JASPKB, Alberla (AP) - A haz
ard not included among' those
aid not included among t host
golf course was eiieounl er-dby the
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Tuesday, July 21
30 Rounds of Flashy Fighting
8 Round Main
ADAMS, ROlSE
vs.
6 Round
Becker, La Grande
4 ROUND PRELIMINARY 133 Lhs.
Binder, Huntington vs. Lindscy, llnion
4 ROUND PRELIMINARY 140 Lbs.
A. Holt, La Grande, vs. Ragan, Kamela
4 ROUND CURTAIN RAISER 113 Lbs.
Watts, La Grande vs. Davis, La Grande
SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT 8:43 SHARP
Auspices
LA GRANDE ATHLETIC CLUB
LA GRANDE
Prices: Gen. Admission 51.10; Ringside, $1.63
Sent Sale at Home Plate, Kline's and Imperial ,
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LOCATION
Caly-corner from the La
Grande National liunk
will soon he ready fo,J us.
ASH BROS.
parly ut Hcl.l Miirnlial Karl llulg
when two l.i'ii r " HlnK'-tl a liallle
royal lor a xoll' IkiII on tlic fairway.
I.li'iil. Col. . I'lar... ouo of ll.
arl'H iiany. .Iroyc oft Hum h fhst
Sin unlay. Ih, hull luu.llny i;,o
IV-! away. A l..-ar Ntnlih-tily ap.
iiai.-. ami lollop,. , after tin l,.m.
A .seentul ln-ar Kave ehasf ami ili.s.
pui.-. I the nine points ui tl,,. .nv
h. l.l l,y llruln So. I. In-lhe MK,f
the hall was torn to shre,l.s while
Ho- Moir.-i-H look, , I un Iron, a ,,h
er.'. t iliBlani-i.
Want tho Itest
Gilden Crust
AIR
Event 168 lbs.
' 'card ' ' '
Semi-Windup 138 lbs.
vs. Allen, La Grande
BALL PARK
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