La Grande evening observer., January 11, 1926, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OnSKKVER
Monday, January 11,
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Out They Go
HILL'S
"A Good Place To Trade"
SPORT NEWS
TIGERS!!
ENTERPRISE
Continued rrom t'ntr Ohm
on the tip-off, flipped th0 hall to
Olass or Hanks and bntoru K'ntcr.
prise realized what It was nil
ubout, Lyman had deposited the
globule In tho hoop for a brai'o
or mp-vni. Tt was th first dam-
onstratlon of basketball
Billy Evans
Says:
lo
b payed sen since tho ou """".
mpiohsMp tourn-mcr.t at L'n
ait yea".
m n H'"rv P-'n M-n.
Bes'r'.es the outburst of team
n e pat f-.t, e f
ij'.'tf 1.' o. r IKfl we e Bntor
I Ine's clono c'oukinT n t' o , fir .
' f (I.yimn'a 25 poln's, nn1 Z in-
t e 8 Mt consecutive cniiver3'oiis
follow ruj four misses in the flr-u
of the game.
Shortstop Jimmy Vmry of tlio
Olni'lnnati Ibils Iim boon Kliiiiiliit
back Co the minor. Ho goos to
I Hcattlo of tho Pacific Coast hug-up.
In his place ftomea Prank Em-
mer, who la Juat about the aame
ntta aa Caveney. Fsoullu'rly pnouirh,
Emmer received a trial by Cincin
nati about 10 years back. Mo lack-
The fact that every major league
club waived on Jimmy Caveney
wpa surely a biff surprise to me. I
didn't think thore was a chance
to Rot him out of the majors.
Perhaps Jimmy Caveney has
faults with whloh I am not famil
iar, but every time that I have
seen him In action-he has looked
ll'.-p n great ball player.
With three or four clubs In both
hlc? InairuitH In nneil nf nhnrtatnns
Lyman was easily the , star of it is rather surprising; to me that
the (tame with his quick, yet no. nono of them were willing to gam
curate shots and his floor wni-lt, hie on CaVoneVe cast berform-
Although the latler wus equr'Iid anccs.
..." by1 OlasS and Zundel. Incidentally ' ' ''' "1 ,
:"tZR. ,. ,,, ., , , " fU some biff 1.. Orleans and lx-lrolt lo A.
' 'fflfi ?'' B',",nr,'"U' club will bo payliig b fanry B'-'n.
'TrLrfS V".'."t"- . vrk to Hcatllo for tho return of years ago Florida was con
i4i, .,,,,.. . . , . nave happened In baseball.
Hanks, another coiner who fifth's .
to a finish, replace hlrn and took; . '
euro of his forwnnl position. ' ''0""A CAMl's,
4 . Uamix llouitli. I Florida still has a decided edge
it. The gr.mo was rougher than the u" 10 mnjor league training camps,
ordinary. Two players, Hlewti't Now that all the big league pluhs
nnd Glass, took the bench before lmVB announced their spring plans,
the game had ended because or wn lhat Florida will take care
personal fouls called on tlietu, and ot 10 of "in clubs. Klvo clubs In
other members of the two team oa''h 1m BO to Florida,
nlan ilnnnMi nva.. -inmt The remalnliiM three eluhs In the
" rolling, however, was unlntentlon-)Na"onnl navi! selected California ( iMwnall.
'il an J the resu t of over-eairer-.lor irtuninR- purposes! run oiner
THE BUSY MAN'S NEWSPAPER
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1' Ck j. S a, BACK
'"'""' w-v"'T""- -n..r..i.-i
, nine
rJrnntrn'a Rpara Trim
Southern All-Stars I pitchers.
led In
(teams.
m: I'.hn ki:hts i:asii.y
JACKSONVil.l.i:, Flu.. (Al"
Krnle Nevers, .fullback, froui' l.e
laud-Hlnnftird unlvcrHlty w.u resl- Mondt of ilenve
sut-h games. AiiKiiut 7
banner day fur shutout
when three games resull-
110 scores fur the . lodlug
NKW Oltl.KANS .(AP) Harold j
"lied" Grange and his Chlengo
Hears exhibited their football
skill1 before a crowd of (iOHO per?
sens by defeudntf the oulhern
All-slars. H-0, here .Sunday. The
coolest, market by numerous pen-Mug easily Sunday night in
allies, was played on n muddy 1 room at the .Muson hotel.
field. animations Sunday confirmed re-
Ciranie supplied lli hlggeat port.' of the physicians at the
thrill of the game In the last ilinr- field Saturday that he had torn
ler when he sidestepped in a half ; llgumenls In hi buck when down
dozen players and returned j'd in an utlempt to hurdle, the
".Moon" Durote's punt 51 yards to j line during the gti'mo with the
the six yard line. A fifteen yard I New York Oiunta. The Cianta
penally was Imposed on the Hears I won. V 10 0. from Nevers und
on that" play for clipping. Line I his' Jacksonville all-star eleven.
play.s. by Waluulst .and Kllopp Nevers will not be able to play
I gained 12 . yards anil Grange: again for at least u week. The
plunged over the line for a loueh-: niienonig pnysiciau
Stctchcr Is Eager to
Meet Lewis for Titled
iioHGK, Neh.. (AD Anton
Steelier, brother and manager of
Joe Steelier, heavyweight wrestler,
when advised Sunday nlKlit of the
desire or niaicn-iniiKer 'lliitah
for u match le,..
hisitween Joe steelier and Kd (Stranir-
Kx- j ler)i-w'iH, said that us soon us
.Mondt can sign J.ewls, Joe will
sign. ,
.."When Lewis signs, we'll tr'.
turkey." Anton said.
He elalnis that Joe 1 anxlotiR
to settle the title claims.
made
this
bidding for biir leairun
clubs, bus since last spring have
muun no errorts in that direction.
Thus no new clubs have been added
to the Florida rosier but the 10 of
last year, have returned. Satisfied
customers.
. . ness. .
Confidence that J,a priinde will
wjhuvo a' 'strong team by tourna
ment time was Increased follow
ing the Saturday night contest. II
Ilennett enn develop tho flvo dur-
rini(;fho:rema)nder of the season a
he jhasJ to date, tho. runs reason.
La; Orande Won't bn entirely , out
Ao(; the ' rHnnlug. I'1-:
Two tiemcs Tlil Week. ; "
lamnev otahWIUle.1
Here will he Satuiilny night
V- with ITnlon the visitor.. In all
' likelihood the I'nlon girls will ac
company the boys here and In
that case, nn especially nttruptwp
court hill Is In prospect.
Friday night the blue and white
will Invade Rlgln.
Summary
r.nterprim (7) :U) LnCramle
Payne (4) P (iihsm
Stewart Mel.'orkl
Hoone (1) c (2B) Lyman
Jtatcnrr , o n) zundel
Cannon CI ljirlson
Vaughn S 14) llanos
lenser S Williams
Ilrncc s
H!Olv by Qiinrlers
1 S 3 4
'Rnterprlso ...... 4 2 a 1 7
Iji Orande 2 s 111 17 H7
Field baskets Payne I, Hoone
1. Hanks 2, Lyman 12, 7. indel '..
Try for goals Payno S, Vaughn
1, Iloone 2, Hraco 2, Uatcllff 2.
' Cannon 2, Glass 4, Hanks 2, Ly
mini -, Zundel 10, Larlson ?.
Points arter foul Payne 2, I!oono
1, Lyman 1, Zundel 0.
Referee Golden Clcertaen.
three in the American have picked
n Georgia and .Louisiana,; Chl
:ugo goes to Bhrereport,' Hoston to
records ever made In sport. In
cidentally It appears lo have mark
ed the passing of tlie player who
made it.
I have reference tov Shortstop
Kverelt Knott's feut of playing 1207
consecutive contests. Sturting ills
endurnuco stunt In Is 10. he con
tinued It until May 0. 1925, when
he was removed rrom the lineup
by .Manager Muggins or the Vank.
JSo doubt i up rnct (lint everyone 'cs.
In the Mule has la-en so busy with! Scott didn't rollsh being benched
real cutntp gct-rlch-nuk'k schemes, In place of some one whom he still
there has been no time til enter to considered his Inferior ..ml
manded that he be traded, lie was
, .seiit. to Washington, where he fill-
down.
Kvik scored the Hoar's first
touchdown in the second quarter
by a punt ho had blocked hehiod
I In goal line. Slernaman drop
kicked goats for the two point af
ter touchdowns.
Grange's runs almost, always .
netted live yards. A 20-yard gain j
was Grange's best from scrim- '
nitige anil nine y., rds his next best.
II" canleil the olgskln H! times
rrom scrimmage for a lotal or 72
yards, an average of rourwmd a
lui It' yardH per Jaunt. He was
thrown for losses twice, once for
two and again for .six.
extra innings and one was a six
inning contest halted been two of
darkness. f ,
The White Sox pitching starf led
In this respect, holding their op
ponents scoreless twelvo times. Kd
die Collins' crew was blanked only
tour times, not counting ttic game
'orfelted to Cleveland where t Ijo
field could not be cleared of the
crowd.
New York proved Ihe easiest
oulilt to. shut out. They Were
blanked an even dozen times. Yet
it was a Yankee pitcher --Herb
nnock who pitchivl the year's
jntost notable shutout game, u rif -
te. ii. inning name in wnieu lie re-
Heotl l.ni. Ii,.,.l..,l 1,1. i.. !'"' uie undies, i-.i.
big reerentlo'n center at Kt. Wayne, I, , ,ho ' " "'
lnd., and the report la that he will ""i" ,iml tli el,.-. n. , io n Senators,
give Ms entire attention lo that .1 llgers and the Indians fell vle
buslness. ,11ms on six ocraslons. The Alli-
, t tlettes and the ltroftns kept orr the
If Ncott hol.ls atiml lit his .Icier-!w'?.!'."-1'?."r'.1 111 ''lKht Bam,s'
lufunlloli to retire, baseball will lose'. "n" "ox chalked up till
statement Sunday.
Iiuty of 31 percent of the valua
tion on motorcycles, parts und ac
cessories and other automotive
products remains unchanged.
LjEAD COLDS
IH Melt
I EPP'y
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Melt in cpoon: inhsle vaporsi
apply freely up nostras.
SAPO FtUa
Of T 1? P'tttn .'art Uicd Ywily
a i)layi'r who ims b-.-cn tt vntlll to
llu RHi lie.
best.
heaviest total aR-.tinst a - shiitont
lit- itlnnjH Knvo His "uni- in a ffa,ne on iy. lUt
t iihiiku i rum sruriMi HrvcnifCIl
limes itKiiinst the seoroieBji Hcnu
lors. August was tho Bhutout niontli,
leityui- records rcvenl. 'I'licro were
Iilt,v-Miio Cnsv in Whli-h
Irosrrs Wcif .lvrn Shutouts
I
i scxypr's iikcorp.
I-iiHt 6-nnot wltneBSi'd tho hroak
ibff of one of the tuOHt rrinarluib
m utility roles for tliv n-muinilM-
of the HfUHon.
Sinew the ciosa or the
rniC'AGO (AP) Thorn wore SO
frames In the Amerlejin leugtio last,
ywir In whieh ijht .losinp tenm was
set down' withput a soore. .Three
of the season's shutouts went Into
. EW HANDY PACk:
Women onn stand moro cuid
than men. Thnt's why the aver,
age husband has lo fire the furnace.
Lov Is awful stuff. II can mnko
ou think you aro net being silly.
D. B. Ruckman
Accoiiiitnnt
Income Tax Cepnrl,.
Offee with
Kred Hatnlltea
Holmes llhlg
La Grande, Oiv.
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Popular sonffs taught In
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. to give you long lasting bene -
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look for Wrigley's P.K.IimVck
on tiic dealers Counter.
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Reductions from $50 to $110
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Effective January 9, 1926 AU Prices f. o. b. Detroit, Subject to Federal Excise Tax
Thanks to the swiftly climbing sales nnd steadily
swelling production volume of Chrysler "58," new nnd
greatly lowered prices are made possible which ren
der the "58'' more unmistakably than ever the value
supreme In its class.
Chrysler "58" sped far away from all possible com
petition months ago in its own low-priced field, out
selling everywhere when it provided such striking
performance features as .18 miles ait hour, 25 miles
Jo the gallon of gasoline, nnd a pick-up of 5 to 25
miles in 8 seconds -
j- flCMi same tine aPPWince precisely the samebeau
Utul body and chassis- at these new prices deal a body-blow to
anything even remotely seeking comparison with the "58," which
will instantly be recognized, with a thrill of delight, by every
student of motor car values.
LEO J. FRENCH
Holmes Bldg. on Jefferson Ave.
Phone 499-W
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ten to live
Economic experts tell us that it costs the average
family about 70 per cent of its total income to buy
food, clothing, household utilities and all the multi
tude of little things that keep a family comfortable
and happy
Seven dollars out of every ten and that doesn't
include rent, luxuries or entertainment.
Think what a job it is to spend this large propor
tion of your income wisely and well. To get the
biggest and best possible value from every one of
those seven dollars.
The clever woman goes to the advertisements of
her daily paper for help. There she finds a direc
tory of buying and selling. She learns about the
offerings of merchants and manufacturers. She
compares values. She weighs quality and price. She
takes this opportunity of judging and selecting al
most everything she needs to feed, clothe, amuse
instruct and generally bring up her family. '
Do you read the advertisements? You will find
them willing and able to serve you in the daily busi
ness of purchase.
Advertisements Are Guardians of Your
Pocketbook Read Them Carefully
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