La Grande evening observer., October 18, 1926, Image 4

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SPORT NEWS
UNION, BAKER IN
SCORELESS TIE
30-Round Boxing
Card Tonight to
Open Fight Year
Dulldogs Find Feline Foes
Too Tough to Chew
' Fumbling Frequent
' UNION; Ore. Oct. J 8 (Spoclul)
A nifKty I.hIict eleven, unde
feated since 1 924, camo out of the
fauuth to Union Saturday prepared
to crash and nuje through th.;
maroon and white forwards for
u not her victory in its champion
ship march. And, after the con
flict hud ended and the specta
tors trudged joyously from the
field, thiB same ISukcr elcv-n,
tJiowlnir the mar kit of the battle,
re turned homeward, forced to be
contmit with a scoreless tie.
After Union had been' drubli'-d
hy North Powder, although by a
inaiKln of only one point, local
fans expected liaker to win by
m.iifii iwui.iuuiMn niKu mi j nn.i, uvjSi Grande, vs. Eddie Moore-
I no maroon ami wnue hoys on tie; house. Walla Walla.
Jocal field .Saturday afternoon, but K0r-round Dreliinim.rv- rind
linker begun fumbling right from Wnodfin. I.a r,rn.i.. v .Tim u-...
the fiiHt whistle and Union 'iun v,,iiji W..11,, . i
hopped along- at a steady gait. I ;
that If the visltoi-M von, tlUyihaU
i biff job cut out for them.
Union kicked off and Tinker
fimnedlately punted back. Thwij
the remainder of the first quar-
iter was played within -M) yards of
Final arrangements have Ijeen
made for the American Jvcgton
boxing card, which will bo held In
ISaffles hall tonight. The princi
pals are here or will arrive during
the day and the 30-round enter
tainment is expected to surpass
anything In several years.
The fights tonight, which follow,
officially open the fall-winter-spring
boxing and wrestling sea
son:
Ten-round main event: rep
Webster, colored, 145. of Tiicoma,
Wash. vs. George AJeUormack, 148,
of Wallace, Ida. Webster claims
the welterweight championship of
the coast.
Six-round semi-final: Jack
O'Malley. 150, of Wallace, Ida. vs.
Jack Itahe, Spokane, Wasn.
Six-round special: Bearcat
nreeden, 143, of Holse. Ida. vs.
Carl liyeker. 14u, l.a Grande.
our-round preliminary: Kermlt
; Oregon Aggies
And Washington
Lead on Coast
Til w !
3h v"
imp.iB;iiWiSiiiiiwi,ti''
i Things are never perfect." Towns'. tlintJi'4)Ye.j0lcjify of.
" parking space are seldom prospering.
!tlu? iTO.'il lino, with lliilicr passitiK
niul punting froqucnlly to K'ttlu-I
bull out of ounisvruus (crrita.-yl
niri I'nlon soon lninBlns H back. Ort'ftnn AkkIcs
IIIUioi M. onini qii:ni.'r un. i itrowni-ur- Noutliorn Cullrorhltt
xt i i i. iii."-..V.i:j wi.t rlod (lie bull hark ! ynrls. rail- Idaho ...":..;.... .
fu ui uveiuue nun mumi, .-, ..u twnv .u, i . , n at.,pl to v.l!ls l niu WaHhlnBton Ktutf
- W1IUI bfUIIO,
If a small vote is evidence of prosperity, we'll. k
CARELESSNESS MAY BE COSTLY;
Twice California has voted down by
SIllIHlllls
W. I,. TVt.
.... 2 0 laoo i
S (I, inoft
A;, l' 0- torn'
1 '.000
1 .000
3 . .0110
0 .000
1.
jpi'iitt'd and linrs Kot uwsy for OreKon
j his lonw'St Min. :tll yards. Hak-r r'aliforpij
jtlH-n iafi('ft 'and fnniljU'd tin ball Montana
Uifhind Hip line when within fli stnnl'ord
Uwrn i.i.i ;,.i !t lui! ' ft . yilli.'a of a tonchilott ll. This was.
hydro-electric bill in 1922' by .353,000.; in 1921 'by 4S2.000 Blp,in duriny the'B:une. i nion-8'v)rtl. or', oVr-h.iinhl aTlJxl
majority. Milbank Johnson; chainnan, of the board, Calv- nraret approach to a touchdown f th ooidcn near, n to 7. sat-!
r , m 1 a . 1 . - - . - i,rri ' ri. t- in tt'aa.:1. paas over me nne w nicrii . urday. O. iVs hlir orange team!
fni'nm o Tuvniiuiiva A ctirMorwiti cove in "Tno Tllirpt ... . ' ....msi nui
looms as a championship contend- j
ji-i. rui me 1 11 si nine 111 niaLory an
the second l a.f beBal " Kon abkh, team Jias ueiealea a ..
kicked and Baker begin '-""" l,'"'n m '"'rKeiey. .ana,
smashing her way aciofs the fie'.l.', "lf"i e 01 wie B5i" i-
but Union's line finally held. Hi- """ lum' uneiiu 10 wnai may
be 11 ehiimnlnnKliiii pitnm the tilt i
"oliC,-,,!., I-. vnlo ,. thirA ttr., n o "-.ta,. ,..oiJ' ker oBuln nimuieii uvnino.jB.ioe, . I
.0 w .w ,lu ,,tJ , .covered and soon tried an-""" ""- 1 "iv-rsny 01 noyinern
lUiiiiUB xctAjja.vcia iuuuitiuu, ib in i lie xyigcrL , wus iiicoiuilete.
for beptember: , Under our present system, we nugnt de-i rw lntcixipteii
feat this measure overwhelmingly, year, after year; yet i'! when t
we are careless once and it slips by at one 'election,' the mis'-;''''"'.1, Jct
chief may never be undone." f'?',;i
.. w. ......... . .w .w. . r'""j jbllt ,,.loveied and soon tried an- '"" ""-'" .-uniern
bill, regardless of decisive defeatin two 'previous elections. 'other puss which was utrta3PV:4lt?l"'or"Ulr ,.n ,'or":ln', Nov. 1.
There the present proposal is to put half a billion dollars at '5 :TZ,, anotntr " chZw
nt l!i tlili-,1
('omn ete rilsnosal ot tlVf unknown men whn fit tho hi r:ir- ............. ..,,i,..r t,..,, i, ,.i ',.n no
end- ,' . Re mi unie.. i ne (
piiiiisnip conienner.
nioets Wash-
ries) are to be appointed by a governor not yet elected.
' . :: T.. r.. t-U J..: ff 4U . i i-. : , t-i :i
,;) in uicguii uio ucniKiiuis ui , uiii . iiuuMiwiyun- V.UUMC11, ,j.M, (13t ll;.f ot
aipcndment to the oiiauluuQU.JiavoJft iuothjiig ,to be de- oiiued in a drissiiiiK'
cided by a prospective governor. They have named five
board members in the text of the' proposed measure; they
have assured full control over the entire scheme!, and all the
funds for at least four years, to a majority of these ftie
hand-picked political aspirants.' ' -i ' r.-. "j
i I Enumerating what the five might Uo 'in oioe the Cali'-i
fornia bill passes, Mr. Johnson, vividly pictures what might'
,be done in Oregon by the four men and one woman named to1'"
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cuiltiui cvciyuuiig.
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.. ilivisKies easily disposed of Idaho,
ui ii.ij , j-... iine i ne ;v utisarn
i a ' V 1 nJ"1' Moiitanu 14 to 0... Wash,
lain, .H.i- iJ..tnn -.rtllf., iln i,,.v fn..i,
ker made seveial substlttittons ,6 ...... h, ,,, -. r: ,.
durlnx the sum.-, and 1-itts made r,. t0 hl.,Bnl!J agaIla1 ,hc nuski',.8
only one. sen.linB Kilhn in for a ,, anv,hnr ls poBsl,K piirticu
tew minutes when V. la ent wna ,..,,. ,ial(1 lonlngbery. R
hijtired. I nion piayed lltitchlii- BOrious-mlnded fluhtlnir coach,, at
son. 'router. J. 'ox and lliown ,,. .i.i, ol football ut the state
In the bucklield and M.c.Nalr. CI- (.0,
more. Mays, V. Parent. J. Parent. ; ' '
Cox on the Jlne. .' - 11
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BEAVERS END IN
FIRST DIVISION
I Local Do Wins
j Second Place in
ana urownie'o - rixie. a setter finished ahead in the second series.
bitch, owned and handled by W. M. a third series was run betwe
Walts and ii.
Hcooty Imtton. of l.a Orande.
ted aa referee, with Prtnetpel
iimpliell, of Wallowa, as umpir".
lCaeh team
eceived one lon pea-
"Thev micht. linv a ftinwr niinn in Rrtnlh Inurinn miirM-' nlty for holilinir and there w en
l ... '. . one or two pena
I .OS A.VGICI.ER. Oct. IS (AP)
Clirllt teams of the Pacific coast
practice names, will onen lt.n enn. , leairue yesterday broilBht their
Iforenro season atralnst OreKon at l''-'s baseball season to a close.
ISUKcne. The Cardinals are some- , 1 oua pmyors were (lisimnamK un-
i'alkeurich of Spokane.
Idaho Uidy liue and
these two dogs and it was won hy
Kf1!SAl IrtflT) IVloot' ' l'u,,,-'n' adjuUKed equal, ran
JJUiSt- Ujtll lllCt. I: equally In this series and divided
'"; Junior Hex.
start a wire factorv in Connecticut, nuikn pKlrioil ninrhiiiorvi .. ..." : , i., u.J rh,h !y 7 ,0
mysiery. Two weeks ;
In Schenectadv. llin a boot unci nto fixrinv in Rf T nnit", Powder. . I.a Ciande an l Jnibkr
to Fee i nv (,'anie.
l One of the blir nui'iiriKis
til the gonR- ruins next year
the Olympic ' 1,1,1 sllirl OI a m'u campaign.
3. when the week : iv; playi'S re booki'd for
iprovioiia California trounced the .majors.
what of
ago they
day was the failure
t complete forward pa!
j out of six or e'.jrbt
j siiccensf ul.
Maker to
s. only two
trials b
FOOTBALL
!! the A-MK laleil Piis)
Wiisiilniiton -1: Idaho e .
(loiuiu.'u .r..; .Multnomah. '.Ama
teur Athletic club 0. . . .
(n-eron AKies 27: Cifllloinia 7.
S.mili IHikota I'.'IS; North' l)a- 1
Also, he adds, they might build houses, engage in the real es
tate business or anything they chose, the only limitation being
the requirement that the proposal shall, IN THE OPINION
OF THE BOARD, bo either necessary or convenient.' v '
Oregon's all-inclusive amendment (as proposed) cToes alsoj
into irrigation opening up a field where' untold millions
might be sunk and lost by inexperienced, unrestrained po
litical experimenters. In case these vicious measures pass,
both states will be dependent on the whim of the boards of I
five. From the start these job-holders would strive to put!
established utility concerns out of busincss'ih hope of con
trolling tho production of all electrical onerpv. .
u uuiuiuiii- incMiii lu.uiis iinti uqiupmcnt wouiti no eco- koiu r. "
juimic waste. To destroy established industry by exploiting1 ''""5 coll'K'' "
taxable property, of which the existing plants form a tMiii"l'''Timxrsit)- ot N. va.ia
suterahle part, would lie economic follv. It has been shown
that California is positively opposed to .such' confiscutmy act.1, t:;:,"'
nd doubtless will again defeat the political tle.siirns of rmv.-rsiiy of s.uiin rn I'uiifor-
SllllllSlirs nf tllii llill ' , Ilia I'S: feci, lelltal colle.-e i;.
; Oregon, by carelensness, inattenlitm' or disvefraid of llm'7. '
y,enri;t,,.c.o i.i.;.. 11... 11 .. . ... ..
viniiiiiu-00 in. mini uie; Housewives council measure, niav
bring upon itself the confusion and financial difficulty that
is inevitable where untrained niintla attempt technical ad
ininisti'ation of large affairs.
Evils that might follow adoption in Oregon of this ex
travagant piece of idealism aie not peasant to consider in
tho light of present slate indebtedness (largest per capita of
all states) and the burden on farm and city propel tv that
would be inevitable. The ballot marking should be ;;:',7 X No
at the election, November lid.
(clubmen 32 to a. Last Saturday Assured of its seventh pennant
Nevada hnd a H-to-ti lead oVer the three weeks hko the rinsing down
, ('arils at hair time, only lo lose of the curtain found tho 1-os An
nul In the end 33 to !l. when Poli'ireles club leadinir Its nearest rival.
Tnlveisily l:: St. J
.Ml'ri'd o; St. lbiiuivcnt lire --.
Ilebiiit :M; t'nloli a.
Heyi'liler Iti: Lilian 0.
tiltui State :)'.'. Columbia 7.
I'l-tuc'tnn Kl: Navy 1'7.
Mdiiii' 1 : C'liiiii ciiciii AkkIcs o.
Hum n -'7: Hates 1 I.
Holy Ciiim "I: KuU' ik
St. X.ivier L'ii; I.eiiiMvilli' 7.
WeM A Ovinia K.: ll. orr' liiun
Warners tiroleires stavcil a Rnui-
1,,r tlonal comeback In tho final two
, periods.
i The Stunford-OrcKon frame will
lie the feature' of Oregon's home
cnmlmr and will lie tile nindup of
the semicentennial celebration at
Kiureiie. . i . ,
l loutiina and .Montana State will
meet in their .annual (rume at
Inutte, Montana State anil Idaho
jlii.'iyeil a scoreless tie irame early
iill the .season and Inter the Van
dals I'i lealeil the (irizzlics ;7 to
.Montana, however, has shown
much Itupiovt-mcnt In the last two
Huron col- weeks an. I should clve a pood nc-
couni 01 Itself UKillnst tile state
Li: Sti.nfOrd college.
iiiiilaN to It-st r,r Avick-s
After their strenuous Kaine
nirainst Wnshlnirtiin Saturday .the
Van. I lis will rest u week before
pliiyintr the AkkIi-s In the new
Mnltni inah stadiiiiti m-t. 3d. Idaho
held Its own arainat Washington
In the first three iiuarteis. but
vis unable to withstand the
poiimllmr of the heavy Husky
b.ie:.l In Ihe final period, Vnsli
liiKlon inakint! ihiee touchdowns
In fiildil order.
IIOISK. Ida., Oct. IS. (Special)
Junior Ilex, a s.'tter dotr, car
ried off first honors in the "all
age" first event or the fourth an
nual meet of the Oem State Field
Trial club which opened Sunday
In the Htack Canyon (list rid. three
miles northwest of Caldwell. Jun
ior Ilex is owned and handled by
HuKh .McKlroy of Spokane.
More than 2.rn dofr fanciers ill
tended the opening day's event mid
inarBin of some 11 ,.,,.,.' ,,.. ',1(,inl. ,r ,,,. ..'
ed by J. J. Carr and W. T. 1'hy.
I of l.a Grande. Ore., took second
place, licinir nosed out of first hy
I Junior Itcx in a third series run
made to determine lint better of
lliese two doKs.
After the first run of nine
braces, a second series run was
made of the outstanding do;:s of
tlie first run. ralriiiKs w-ere as fol
lows: Dock I'Veckles. a pointer dojr,
owned and handled by J. A. Crau
dal of Taconia, and Junior Ilex.
l'roctor's Comnianche liooue
third honors.
j Dcrliy Today ,
. The second day's event will Im
To settle the competition bo- , the derby which will be run today
tween Junior Ilex and Proctor's at the same place. Trials will be
("onimanchu Doone, they having gin In the morning.
ins
Vale 14; 1
Colby ii: 1
Ni w" York
I'liniils IS:
Alabama ;
ia i t in on Ih ".
,. II 'I'.'Mile 3.
I'. 'Jl : Tulane ii.
Iowa f..
I: (leernia Tech a.
Safety ' " ' ' ' tbtlwvS''
1.1, HY MOrtlll b-I At.K , .
Oklahoma I'l : In nke e.
St. Louis t e: Mariiie tte
I'lllieeton I-'reshinen Hi:. Navy
ielies I I.
Louisiana State 1 1": Auburn
M ;ssiippl celb-ge 7: Loyola
(Cllll ."k'O 7 ti'-.
Cenie!l 21: Mirhicun State
ika l'e; iisiilliKI nil
:nil A. M.
:a.-,A. M.
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" linker ntily
" " IVliillcloii . 1 1:0(1 A. ,M. . t. Al.
, Connection t Pendleton for Walla WiiM.' 'Pasco nnil
land; at Portland all points South and North, '.' !
1 tirnn.le IItihii lllmni- 7
All Mmleni Clinlr Car Mni. I
N.le
, Louis!
j lew. I
tie.
Kar.s
t t.
(St.
Stnt" (Air.csl
K.instts Ai.-i:i s '.'7.
in 2": Indiana n.
1". .ii'l'.ei s 1''.; Colorado
;!:, 1 nil S'ale 0.
Wlillnm and Maiy
N oil h w i
, c..r.id
.Mines 7.
I Nnlii' lianie
llanalil 27
7.
Colcate 1: IMUsblln: II.
S rain!.' -t: Anny -7.
Pncitelln high 7; Salt
V' -l hu:h a.
aiMiuilon and Lee II,
f.nk 1.1.
!; ;. ullrjiv le. Ui.iial.v
Walla Walla High
Wins from A C. .
WAI.I.A WAI.LA. Oct. M
t"n;i' h liinU-k nn1 IiIn rn-w of MIim
P'ViH from Wulhi ' Walla hnh
nrhmil saih-il .(nun u wt fv'A in
I. lo- y ov.-r i Viti-h Zdiimcrmnn
;uul hi North (Vntritl rout hall
i'l rMK,ini-. rnuir(i,-iy nrtornonn
flu- Huh. Ncorr Ix-inu I tn lit. l:ln
it'll ilttrf nir most of the Riime. Tht
turf fiUl x,5 filppery. , but not
nnnl.ly. Tl). friitm whs a. thriller
ami Wnhl nuiipnrters were joyful,
as Ziminorman coucht'd W.ilti e
Inro uoIiir to tiokano.
Oaklaiitl by
(Tiiines. Tho io. of throe matnslay
players and their uuinaRvr Hort 101 -ll-HOn
in mid-season, appeared to
tulto t Jh- heart out of tho San
I'ranoisco Sealn and the i:tlT
'haiuplons tenniiutted play in (he
collar position.
Portland fourth
The Missions', holding a San
I'Viinrtseo franohiwo, olosi'il thWr
onipatf?n in third niohe, with
Port land in fourth position. " I
Kainctt behind t ho victorious An-
ffei.s. in the second division ari
found Sweranienlo, Hollywood and
Soaltlo.
ITnnl Standings
Tho unofiiciiil
follow:
TVam
l.OS Allfjeb s
OnkhuKl
Misksions
I'orllimd
Sacrtiniento
Hollywood
Seattle
San Francisco
final .standing
Won
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li'i;
1 Mil
Lost
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vi.sij iMiAYs ;.mi;s
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ortland 11 1 n 1
I. on Anpoles 2 S 3
Uattertes French and Tobtn:
Holnn n mid U etl.
S' cnixl Knnie U. H. K.
Portland , 5 6 0
l.o.i AnireloH 2 6-
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Michigan 0; Mlnne.sola a.
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(taktand fi 12 t
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Oakland 7 It 4
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San Fr'aneW-o 4 I
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the maximum of helpful co-operation
and accommodation needful to
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an individual cooperation
an individual accommodation
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