La Grande evening observer., May 05, 1926, Image 2

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Visiting- Delegates
Welcome!
SPORTNEWS
INTEREST IN
With tho return nuttrh between
Itoeeo struniugllu, strapping PorU
kind leather pusher, und Buster
Adams. Boise puncher, both fight
ing In tho 170-pound class, due to
morrow evening, Interest' In the af
fair is growing, according to If
tlcluls or the La Urande Athktlo
club, sponsoring tho event.
Most fight fans era looking for
ward to an exciting main event,
with each man extending blnuirlf
CARD GROWING
10 get a pronounces edge ovor hi j ths four fcaturo relsvs. the
opponent. The recent decision Ad. half-mile, two-mile. three-mile
ems won over HtraniMh didn't and lour-mlle, th easterners turn
set very well on the nose City lad's ed In tho better marks,
shoulders and ho wants revenge. . However, In the field events, the
Biieter Is dUlto confident that he wwtorners as umiul topped the best
.an get him reverse reveuge. j showing of the penn athletes In
Kurl Slolz, 142, of Bend, and Del- most o( them,
mur Allen, 14J. of La Grande, aro ( nolnnd Locke's record of 9 5
expected to mnko things hum 10 seconds for the 100 yards was easily
the ,eml-flnal. The card will havo the most sensational performance
20 rounds of boxing and will be 1 of the day.
maired at Hex hall. Bumming up lite showing made
Itocco arrived la U Oruxje t4. Ii the (wo meets prows it was
day on Train 24 sod Duster will about a 0-eo proposition as to
be here before night. Btolt la 4rlv. Superiority.
ins ironi ecna ana SUQUIQ STIVB i
here tomorrow morning.
Reports this mornlpg r that
Allen kayoed an opponent at Vma.
una last night In the third round.
Applauding at a movie l sale.
'They can't give an encore.
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JLS
HILL'S
in :
Billy Evans
Says:
KANT VI'.HHrs WI-'.ST
That there Is' little it tiny dif
ference between the athletes of the
cunt und west, la Indlnuted by the
marks hung up at tho Drake and
Penn games recently staged.
A majority of tho Drake entries
were front western colleges, while
eastern athletes predominated ut
Penn. Truck conditions at the Drake
relays were bud, due to much ruin;
as a result much better time was
made at Penn.
LOCKE'S RR.COIU 1-K.AT
Prior to Locke's record perform.
anca at the Drake games the biwt
Urns (or 100 yard was 9 J-5 see-
lima (1
onda
ii Mc 1
I Lock
That official figure I elmr-
uleraL wrlnters.
Locko'a fesi of being timed In
Values!
Newest
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This charming lot of new Canton Crepe frocks has just ,
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dress values Of the season. Plain tailored models," straight
lines or with semi-flares. Of heavy crepe in plain colors .
and in lovoly color combinations. Every dress' well made
and a wonderful value at this special price
$10.75
V4 seconds stand alone. . Due to
the fact that. ho had the wind at
his back, It may not be. allowed. In
till probability no one will urgue
that tho Blow track -offset the ad
vantage of the strong wind thut
wua blowing.
In this connection I recall a
murk thnt tho late Mlko Murphy
once made to me. At that time he
hud charge of track ut t'nlveralty
ot Pennsylvania.
"1 really think It physically Im
possible for any sprinter to cover
100 yards In better than 10 sec
onds,1' suld Murphy.
"It Is my belief thut uny marks
utiiler that figure should be ored-
Ited to. faulty timing rather thun
unusuul uhttlly.
It will be Interesting 10 see what
Locke does In thu 100-yard dash
at the Nutlonul Collegiate chain,
plonshlp In dune.
DFRBY l.LKillll.rS
Not In years has there been so
much Interest In the Kentucky
derby, due lurgely to tho fact that
the race seems far more open than
usual.
The news that Talaris, so-called
"wonder horse," might not start
hes. of eoursn. added much test to
the sffulr, since It remove one of
the decidedly outstanding entries.'
Down Kentucky way turf fol
lower seem to think this is going
to be a Bradley year.
Thn recent showing of Bubbling
Over and Bool to Boot In finishing
first and secoud In a field made
up of Derby cltgtbirs, has caused
the stock of the p. lu Bradley sta
blo to soar.
In fuet, some or the experts are
Inclined to the oploloo that Brad
ley colts will run one, two, three.
That would be a most amoxlng
and unusual performance and yt
It Is possible.
MSPITKD ADVANTAGE
I a short right flftT im 1i(t-
sisivf" '-'if '; :'-;r--:
LA ' GRANDE' ' EVENING ' OBSERVER
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vantugo or handicap' to a home
team? . . ; - . .
Tlio thought Is occasioned by the
rather short right field fcuce. at the
beautiful new Suoruinen'B ourk 1n I
Mt. l.oula. ..
Tho right field stands are 16 feet
further nway than Ins) year, bul
due to the fact lhat a 16-foot!
screen which was on lop of tho old .
wall has been removed, I don't be
lieve the drive Is as difficult.
U might bo' argued that since
the homo team plays 77 games on
the field, It hus a hatting udvunU
age If the team' hus a number of
hitter who drive them to right
field.
However, I believe the strnln on
tho homo tram's pitching staff,
more than nullifies any hatting ad.
vantage should such a thing exist.
CKLKtlllATKS I!IIITIIIAY
KJaAM ATll KAIifl. Ore., May 5.
(AP). I'll celebration of hti
eighty-second birthday Tuesday, .
H. olltalre. local piano tuner, u
sending Mother' day greeting to.
his mother, Mr. Martha Volltalro.
of Washington. D. U (the I ins! victor Wetxel, Oregon' hope In
and live In the nation' rapltol- the Javelin and discus events, Is
with two daughter. 74 and H.liaid up with a bud arm. H first
Mrs. Volltalro was Jjoiu la Krauco injured the arm In Ihe meet with
m 1 'L Stanford earlier In the aprlng nd
other duy he added to the In-
MAV IIAH HOIT. ' Jury, so that his competing In Ibis
LOS AMHU.KS, May 6. (APJ event here Saturday I held very
Kobert Weaver, member of the doubtful.
International A. A. V. romuiKtev.t Tom Holder, standby two mller.
uunounred Tueaday he had assured. I suffering from a tad ankle but
A. A. V. officials In Han Kran-jthrr I some hope that he may
Isco that he would support Ihclr'get Into the race Saturday. .
effort to bur Clrarlr Hotf, Nor. The Oregon team' prospects of
wvaivo pvio vauner, rrom
petlng hers May II If lloff p-.
Isted In his rrrxisol to carry out
hi former program to show blk
ware In Baa rractac. 1
BOSTON (AD Uarry Herbojft,
who broke hi neck while playing
quarterback for Byrseuae, is amoBg
tUe.rundldutes .(or, ttoaton,.utvfr.i
vrrr-mnr roott.an mahv ".;
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40 EVENTS IN
. The annual Vnlon county truck
and field met. which In open to
tooth liivh school und Krammur
school ho-H and Klrls, will ntt held
Hutunluy ut rnion with events
scheduled for both mornlntf and
afternoon, according to Hoy f'onk
lln, superintendent o( Ihe Vnlon
schools. . t
Ia Grande's Euulrn Drown
championship team Is favored to
win in tile liieh school event", hut
In iho irrammar competition, there.
Ih no dope, uvullalile. ,
Forty events uro on the program.
All rii'lil event und hurdles In thii
vmmmar cluss will ho run off. ho.
KlnnlnK ut in o'clock in the morn
ing, .Qrudo track und the 14 hlKh
school events will bcKln ut i
o'clock In thn afternoon. ,
'I'ho jiroKram for thn rndnrs fol
lows: Klithlh aindo: f0 und 100-yurd
dashes; 120-yard low hurdles; 44U.
yurU rnluy; hitfh Jump, hroud Jump,
pole, vuult.
Seventh urade; SO- und 100-yard
dash; broad Jump, hluh'Jiunp; 400.
yard reiuy, pole vuult. .
.'. Sixth (trade: 50- und 78-ynrd
iIuhIi; broad und hlKh Jump: 20itr
yurd relny.
11 Ah, Krndp: 60- and 'IB-yard
dash; broad Jump; '200-y'urd re-
loy. '
I'list, Becond, third, nnd fourth
Brude.s: . 76-yurd duiih Tor euch
trade.
CtirlH nuiy participate in thn
grade events.
Cleveland Batters
' St. Louis Pitchers
XATIONAI. I.KAOI'K
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Brooklyn .. ...
f'iilcago
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New York ....
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg .. ..
Itoston .. s
W.
Pet.
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riubs W. U Pet.
New York U 5 .722
Chicago 14 7 .07
Cleveland .. ..- :..,...12 7 .632
Washington!,, ..' 12 9 ' .071
Detroit 8 11 -42
Philadelphia' i. 8 12 .400
Jloston U.&i; 13 -31l
st. Louis .i i..;.' iv. is :
. NATIONAL LKAl i:
Boston 2, Brooklyn 3. ' , 1
I ST. LOUIS (AP) .
n. II. K,
rinclnuatl ..v 2 9 0
St. Louis. ..:........,........ 3.8 1
I l)H,turlu J.ii'IM',.Uiiil 1 Ploinlch;
1 Hunuinger, II. lien and O'Furrell.
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New York 5, Philadelphia 10.
WtudiliiK'on 8, Boston 7.
I clevki.ano (AP) ' :n, ji. a.
St. I jJiiIh ; ..Ji. 6 13 8
Cleveland .. .. ......11 HI 4
Butterh-s Vuligllder, Winegunl
uiiil Hehang; I 'hle pnd Kewell,
CMICAOO (AP) 11. II. K.
Detroit 2 8 0
(Chicago 4 11 1
Butteries Wells, Burfoot and
Buxalcr; Lyons unH Schnlk.
Hollywood Trims Oaks
In Only Tuesday Gamp
PACII'lC COAST Ll'.AOV
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.642
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, 5 3 r,
.600
.600
.600
.404
.433
Clnbs-
Los Allgeljs
Hollywood ..
Seattle ....
Onklund
Missions :..'....
W. L.
13 11
, 14 12
...............in 13
..............12 13
12 12
Hnrramento 12 12
Portland 1......... 13 16
Sun l'Vunclsco .. 11 16
Hollywood s, Onkland 4.
l.OK ANUKLKH (AP) It. II. K.
Oakland .. , ; 4 7 1
Hollywood ' ' 6 "9 1
Butteries Klunrt and Baker;
Singleton, llulvey nnd Cook, Peters.
Games loMponc1.
Los Angeles ut Portland; teams
traveling.
Hun Francisco ut Seattlo; teams
truvellng. ,
Sucrumento nt Mission? rnln.
Webfooters Doped to
Lose to Husky Squad
Kl'QRNK. Ore. Way 6. (AP)
Heavy rainfall for the. past two
days has served to check the train
ing work of the Cniverslty of Ore
gon track team, working toward
tho dual meet with the University
of Washington hero Saturday. To
day the rain was continuing and
there was little hope for a work
out this afteronon.
addition to the handicap of
mlnfuil tl, tninrv iln l rklni.
COUNTY MEET
oout-,iaiug mwiiy eveuis are neiu souie-
wht In doubt by the fans hern.
ITALY SARCASTIC
HOME I"aeliti pewiipaprrs are
sarcastic, saying that while Italy
Is working steadily under "lyrun
ny," free Kngland. which Is trying
to teach Italy to solve (he labor
problem, 1s rxirnl.xied.
KLAMATH FALLS,
MEDFORD FIGHT
FANS SEE CARDS
KLAMATH .-RAMA Oro. May I.
(Al'l Kolloulnir ten round of
furloua miillne the bout between
Kid Hturkey and Terry McRrlito,
livhtwelKhtii, wan culled a druw
hero lust nlBht. Menride. fought
under the name of Krankle Lewis.
Kred Qreenlfie. of Hend, .knocked
out Hilly llnff, of Chtloquln. In the
firth round or u .ncneuuteq mix
round preliminary. . .' :
Mi;iFOHn, Ore. Hay 6. AT1
Mike fnimlily and UntlliliV Onn,.of
1'roapeei. flhlln !ho 'mi-wlnd
up of lnl nlifhts curd, furnished
the feature, bout of the evenlnit.
Tlio men ware lvn a nruw. 400
(lormnn, Grunm I'iibb, iind "furl
,'Jtiune," of New York, fought a
lame muln ovont.' Oormun knock
Inir out Dunne In the neeond round.
Ketlx Mcx 'arthy. Med fnl. 'wua
knocked out by Hon Swop'e, of
Oiaute l'a, In Iho aecond round
of the-preliminary bout.
lioiv ioi:ni iv mvr.H
- POnrrANV), Ore.. May B. '( AP)
An overturned rowbont v near
Municipal Terminal No. 4 on tho
Willamette river hero led the'
Indlne today or the body of W. W.
Karnex, 50, blaeksmith. Kurpen
lust seen nllvo when he went
to IiIk houBO neur tho terminal, v ,
; ' itoAn sow oi'i:x
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MEPROniVOre.'. May 6. (AP)-
The road to Diamond ' lukc from
this city via Vnlon ereek is In good
condition 'and the lodge la opened
for bttBlneeii; according to local of
floera of tho lilumond Jjike com
purty. . ..
Science, experience, skill,
facilities and capital are neces
sary to make good motor fuel.
"Union Oil of California
includes all of the require
ments in the manufacture of
; ; Non-detonating , .
Union Gasoline-provides, and always.
' has provide to Western motorists, the ':
tion-detonatitig feature which supplies full
povyer to the - pistons 'throughout their
entire, stroke and eliminates all explosive
, "knocking ' or 'pinging' ' on the hills or in
heavy pulling quality for which Eastern
motorists are now buying "special gaso
lines'.' and paying 3 cents per gallon in
excess of usjal prices for them. YetUnion
costs no more than other high grade fuels.
Always use Aristo Motor Oil with non
detonating Union Gasoline because this
combination wininixes carbon to the ex
tent that motors in good condition arc
run for several years without it,
To Box Agaiin
Rocco -and
STRAMAGUA
Who boxed a draw in La Grande recently are itching to settle supremacy
conclusively and have been matched in a 10-round go that will
be a red hot sizzler with many backers to each man. '
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 6 v
Dandy
6-ROU?D SEMIVINDIT
Itetween
RANT. KTOI 7. . T1EI.MEB AI I.EM
14. Ihul 14.1. La
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Rex
Ringsidt or Resened Balcony $2.20; Lower Floor Generat.
Balcony General U0; Ladies and Children
Malody and Tuffy Wing
Fight Ten-Kound.'Draw
1 l-oifrr.ANU. On'..'' May 6- Ar
In Malody, iJirumte. yo..
HKh'wclKht and wehlon (Tuffy)
Wlnif of Portland, buttled through
M.,n.u 10 a draw here
Hut nleht. . Neither of tho threc
JudKi- oitreed.
Al Unmio, mioiuih--
won lx round decision train
Hurry Whyhrow. of Aiistnilin, in
the seml-wtnuup . uru".
udvuntiige in I'ucn rouim. , , ,.
Mm with no sonBo 01 h'umc
should not try to grow, muiitiiriie
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olbwd or chMt r mort -Mf
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All Jlodern, and Healed Stages. : 0 1
LEAVE LA GRAXDE tX) vi .;,:' '
. t . ' Joseph Dally, A, M. and 4 P. if..'
Pendleton, II A. M. and 4 P. M. i i
(Ooniteots to WaUa Walla and Portland)
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A 4-ROUND CURTAIN-RAISER
Rink, La Grande
.wi;.'iftr1nv,. .Mav 5t . 192&. . ,
i..iuiiiir'ii wins -
"roi'KIl' h'ACKH, . Ida." Mrfy t.
AP-J-aeorga ' MetTormlPK. riPo-
inne, won. u technical knockout
over Jimmy Sucea., Tucomu bo$.;r.
in thoiiiuiii evunt of . the Kat d
card hero Isst nigm i-u"".
n the aeml-flnul, Chubby ,rVun
Hooser. Hpokuno lightweight won
a 10 round decision ' over . Juck
Nash, of- Portland. .
BAKER LA GRANDE
STAGE ;
-' . Leave La Grand ;
7 A. M 12:20 PM
and 3:30 P. M.'.''
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Buster
ADAMS
6 ROUNDS
Between -.1
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