La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1927, Image 2

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I i m r .itawa, i
HE MTIGUE TO
FIGHT EX-CHAMP
Two Former Titleholders
to Me?t in Madison
Square Jonight
NEW .YOU If Jan. 28 (AI)
Two formnr IIkM 'heavyweight
. fVmp..p will ehtoh tonight ut
Madison Huitur Gurdn onn
er Untr to t-llumx uli impresslvn
qoii.H'hat'k ut tho uxpcnsa of thr
finiun wlio pitched him from Die.
tlirono. tho other aiming at tho
frt hiirdlo In his path to Din
go'tfn penkrd summit of the
hr-nvywnlght division..
It is more than a your and a half
Btpeo Mlko MrTlguo yielded tho
17p-pnnnd muntlo Jo 1'uul Herlon-
. prh. T-ater the dethroned chuia
fainn went down to a knockout de
fu't at the hand of Jack Delunoy,
fho subsequently wrestad the
ropiro from liorlenbuch. Blnco
-8t defeats. McTttrue had fought
f'r. way back to favor with a d
fifive victory over Johnny Klsko,
tf (Mnvelitnd, and throe suceeH
Jivo J nockotits against King Solo
pvn P"th American heavyweight
jnv VMnbeek and Holdlur King.
I B'?rle7ibuch rule a alight favor
jf" M-cr Mike, in their 12-round
(mtcJi tonight, but M-cTlgun has
lcn iriven generouH backing.
Aggie Tossers
Face Long Rest
Before Next Go
orboon AGiwnrriRAr.,
f'OI.I.KOR. Corvallla. Jan. 28 (Af)
Kaeed with morn than a week of
runt before tho next conference
guuio with Montana here K'b. 4,
Agglt biiHknteers liuvn cunt about
for Htlff Independent competition
to fill In the gup. The Hitlem I
Jtlue.k Cats are the next opponent,
on iho Mcheduln and will be met
Hatunlay night on the Willamette
floor in fialem.
The AgglcM had aim easy time of
It Hwurnplng the i Hy of Portland
flvn lien Tuesday night by tho
acore of 65 to 14. Coach iob Hager
utarted the game with what was
coiiMldored hi third Mtrlng, Thin
llnuup, though not too Well polltm
tid, was able- morn than to hold
its own u train si tho Hone City
cagemen,.
19 Mm FUy
The Orange roach gave 19 men
Ability of Grange on the
I Gridiron Is Aired in
Spirited Debates
Ii Hilly livaiiM
Willie loot hull 1h now jnore or
it-HH panne, the argument as to how
great a player lt'd" (irunfte ren-
ly WUH I'OIltllllieH.
It h pohmIIiIc to offer urgmnen''
I pro and eon us to Urunw'fl lino
north, hut tln-te 1h no di nyint?
t hut he In 1 he rnont fti-nm.t )mm I
performer tho gridiron Iiuh . pro
duced In the luNt Hi ye :ir If not
more.
There n
tiiictlon be
greut. In
Housed both tiuulltleit to
degree.
Kcconl'y Glenn Wutntr, fumouH
Stanford coach, In Hunting hU ull
tltiio grid team, didn't give Grunt,'
much conHlderutlon. Haid he wun
mighty good but there were a
number of other halfbackH he lin
ed auperior to "Ited."
Any time anyone taken thv
deedn of "Ited" Grunge to tajik i
half dozen Hoiruppoliilod nuppurt
era corne toith in htn defenne.
decided line of din
een HWiMiitomil mil
Konne, Grunge pun-
murkt )
In iM-frii'm oft "Hod"
"If the Mlg Ten hnB produced a
I better halfback than Grange In the
hint 10 yeam I wind omeont
would name hluf," wrlten Jllhil
191!. j
"I have been watching Hlg Ten
football for a acore of yeara, i
played it inyHelf, and to my way'
of thinking' 'ited' Grunge, G'pp of
Notre Dutne, excepted, In an good
I a hulfbark an tlto went bun Hc n
! In yeartJ. (
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Cobb to Return
To Baseball in
Coming Season
auamk Whv ia:ann
WITH TW IS itwiw
AlTGtTSTA, Ga.. Jan. 28 (AP)
Ty Cobb definitely announced
today he would return to baseball
this year.
Tho former manager of the De
troit Tlgor uald ho wua "going
back for one moro year", after
I having been vindicated by Coni;
minntoner or Haw I .all l.andis of
charges brought by "Dutch" I.eon
ard but t hut he hud not decided
where he would piny.
In what he termed blR first
"official" ntatement inco reading
l.andln' dceinion exonerutlng him,
Cobb wuld hu did nut wunt it &iibl
that his lust game hud been played
while be. wan under a cloud nt.sus
plttlon and that ho felt ho wuh
"honor bound" to get back into
bane bul I,
"I fully Intended to retire per
manently." the Georgian Peneh
continued, "but since thin thing
hun corno up I huvn decided T will
have lo go back ' and have one
more big year'
... nu.,t.u" Aiiimitt. out or
Il.iuiriie i imimv- -tho
major Uagges ufter years of
. -i.i- An mi-nril not
: piicning, muhjb -
; generally recognlted he was twice
lfc... ' ....i,.ii .iaed by the
Imimo cluli. l'itlsburg. Tho
- ....i.. i(1 t'liti ut lite ond oc
t, n yam w rviio with the Pirates.
II,. w.-nt Into hinilnoKB, lull wa
1i:iel( In basuliiUI In tlio minors tho
imxt yi'ur and In 1918 relumed t0
r'lllsburs. Io drew his second
: release laai aeuuii mtwr u imre uj
I ri Hulling from a movement to oust
! l'red ClarKe from thfc beneh.
I Seattle polltB are giving; good
roniluet enililems to drivers who
didn't vlolalo Iho trafllo laws n
llii'O. They haven't found their
mall yet. ' . , .1
Detractors of Orange IriHlHt he
n ehanee 10 break Into the running o poor defensive pluyer. foaeli
Inst night and simii of tho "beneh- uppKB onee answi rea nun (iui s
men" evidently thought It was their Hon for all time. I thought, by
last chance. Judging from the way stating that It was rldlculoiiH lo
( THOI'SANDS OP MIMK8
i yon vi?rKiiAN cyomht .
-,i YenniT fellows who consider a six
t ny .Meychi, ruce a grind will havo
to consult a dictionary for a term .
Ji-eperly deserlpllvo of tho 37 year J!titraitll Fmfth
teeord of William Jones, octogon. U fUWI an-ff ' vol
they lorn Into things. Play wob
ragged In many spots dun to tho
eagerness of the. substitutes to
break Into the i score oolunin. 1
When the Aggie regulars were
sent In lo relieve the situation play
was much morn organised and tho
fans saw a fair exhibition of the
workings of the Hager percentage
system. . Fans-still have hopes of
Iho team finishing high .In tho per.
centage column In spit of their
one point set-back uy laano, us asking that I
every team but Washington lias achievements of
Insist on defensive play from
man who was a touchdown tlir";il
any time he got his bunds on the
ball. '
"Clrange could play a good d"
fepstve game. Any time as safely
man he had to make a tonsil
tackle, he seldom failed."
Iloil Two IIIk Years
In the seme mull ramu nnorher
letter from a supporter orurung'.,
reproduce tlu:
'Ked" on t!io
now been defeated at least once.
Defeats Franklin
gridiron In und (I wan
in thorn two yeura Unit Grunge
thrilled the wcHt tn uImiohI. every
game he played.
Going over my recordH 1 f hid
that In 1U24 Grange gulneri IKM
yardn and mude i;t toiiehdowim
for IlllnolH,
Uh greutent performunc( was
f rlan cyclist of Anson la. Conn.,
i)n has pedalled more than 70,-
too miles.
I Mr, Jones, although morn than PORTI-ANO, Ore., Jan. 2 AP)
l, n v..... it,.. ii,.,i,..i unn r M'he University of Oregon fresh-
nroo scorn and ten, rides every men nasKciuan im w against Michigan, when he sained
ay, winter and suinjner, He be. 8 1 to 17 game from KranKiin nign th(, anioHt unbelievable total of
in keeping a record In 18!ill, flvo here last nigni. inn ir" """ 402 yards. He also went pretty
yenrs ariur be first rodo ono of thn an early load ana at nail time me W(lll afan8l cii(.llffo, gaining an
irlcyclis of 1890, and the figures itcore was 12 to 0. ' even sno yaids.
Vhow. 08.037. miles. Vor six years Und he not been stopped to it
J10 'JWjll -jd,, .Vaus., ,on, AP9rA A, pessimist. n m .whf0,,n,HJJ,.h.lHH')) H". .M(nIC9la. .gain-jj
Tjienlln., , , . t inel 160 mafiy dplimists. wlM.' l(1 mmolH line railed 1"
' '' 'i '. ' ' H"''l for him, Orange gaining only
50 yurds, be would have topp,"!
remarkable performance of
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Sweet Spuds, per lb 5tf
10 lbs. Fine Cane Sugar 69
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,P. S. Shrimp ..........19
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During the i!'-'3 c a m p a I g n,
Grange, In ncven guinea, gulncil
1 20)1 yardn, hta bent performunee.
He wan connintently gond in
every game that Heunon. HinbeHt
work wan 261 yardn agaiiiHt Noith
wentern, playing only ID nilnuicH.
IIh tow mark wan 140 yuntN In
3(1 minutes aguinHL WlHcotiKin.
While Grunge gained more yu"d
In IU28 Ibun '24, bin Average wun
higher during the '24 neunon. Th.it
yeur he curried the bull 114 tint 's
and guinea 11(14 yurdH, u trH'le
better than 1 yards every time lie
tucked the bull under his arm.
No doubt there buve been uml
will be t Iter but f backs t bun
"Ited" GrungM, but it In a cer
tainty biu grlil ileedn will live
an long an the game In jiluyt d.
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MARKET .
Fresh Dressed Chickens
Best Cuts of Prime Beef
" Swift's Weinies
Sausage No cereal used
Juicy Steak all kinds
: We have another shipment of Carsten's
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Processed Eggs, dozen 29v
Corn Flakes 10?
Carnation or Borden's Milk 10?
Small cans 5
Bonner's Seedless Raisins, pkg 13?
Swift's or Carsten's Lard, 4 lb. paiL 90?
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Salted Peanuts, lb 18?
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"Moon" Iluker, . Northwostern'n
greut halfback, Iihm gone, into pro
refinlonal uthleties tnut he niny con
tin tut ploying bin fuvorltn sports
"with tho flu mo cIush of fellows I
played with in college." He nuulu
bin proTeHHionut debut with the tia
ktttbatl team of Kockfonl, 111., bin
homo town, to replenish. I ho In
come which In taking him through
college. Whether ho will play pro
feiudonal foot bull depends on offers
ho may receive. "I am. only 21."
linker Buys, "and I have served my
time In college athletic just when
1 have reached the peak of my In
terest In Hporta, Tbal'a my reason
for turning pro."
m: is KirnitiNG
W KKHAWKKN', N. J. Having
ferried million. of persottB across
(he Hudson river ilurlng 4;t years
flervlc on a ferry bout, including
nuch personagen us Itoosevelt,
H u Kb en and Joffer, Captain Jere
miah Minner In retiring at 70. He
han .steered 32 5.000 miles, but
haa never been beyond Sandy Hook.
Thin week we're voting against
the rudlo announcer who blown a
horn und Buys, "We're certainly
having a hot old time here tonight".
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From a star pluyer oil tho New York (Jlants to a plain stevodore on
the Kan Kranelsco docks. That is the penalty Jimmy O'Connell paid
for his aliened attempt to briba Heinle Sands, which resulted In his
belni? kicked out of organized baseball. r
HOltKi: HACINC CAM P.
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1-lorse racing In Japan has not
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business men grumbled during the
last year. Official figures show
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While the two games are being
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