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Monday. February 11, U27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . ' i r. i 1 i 1 SEE THE LATEST, CREATIONS ' : . IN SPRING SILKS ' ATM Dependable i Values Hill'i Dependable Quality SPORT NEWS Ditseuau a- ana ti Will Consider Plans Tonight lliiwhall fun of Ia Oramlo will ini'fl thin ovpnltlfr at 7:S'I oYlmk In tin. Hulrk (turaire to run In r illwiiBH Iho formutlon of u Imwhall team horn thlH rlnK. Aliwimr'TKhlii of llio nlnn will alno In. t. iiil.Ti'il to Hurl-In Kninch, who wan pilot of lliii l'JV6 Im Grand I'lralin. ihuniploaa of tho Hlui Mountuln li uKUi-. Kn-ni-h has iuM r.'lunii'l from u trip to Arkanxua. All limn aro orKr.l to atlnnrt. REDSHIRTS, BEARS FIGHT FOR TITLE twinning- ntinak thla wefk by down line In t'orvallli, hooper for t)r Mint time thla aaaon. 2K to 12 on V. iduy. Th Wt-lifool wr-onil team trounced thi Miillnomuh rliih'flv-M of Portland, 4 2 to It in a praiv I tin , i-ncoufili'r Kuliinlay. A r turn conical with tin. varalty la WaMiinKt'in . WiihIiIiikI")! WiiKlllnalolt.. WiiMhint?t.:n.. WitfthillKlon.. I Totul OreKon Montana VV. H. ' Iila ho W. H. ' Interest in Pacific Coast whduied in iiuen ror w-dn-. ; Basketball Turning to the South . Iapral.l th rare for the Pa- day nlahl, at whli'h 6.0(10 rom plluifiilary tlrki-ta aro to ho Klvi-n away. WaxlilMKlnn I llinliialiil. WaahlnKton, hy IokIiik to Idaiio hit! count haak. llmll champion- m " rrniay. uropii. u inn in alilp at Ho. prt-aehl linn- la c.n-lh- running. .''Idaho, which luia t.-rnl on till-romlliK anrli'a hi-twff.i l"-n playing . In-and-out hall all Mnnford and California In the yar. wine 1 'over a three-point Vouthcrn section. In the northern ! victory. , JJ lo' !. Th.. lluakleH Mivlaion Orilfon w-.-ina to have a rami! hark to detent Waahlnitlo.-l fclear field. Th.- Wehfoois huv mule. S to 23 at I'uiliiian on the ilefoatnl every optioning Iw : followInK nlKht. hut the context 4eatt once and have hut two lnor- only hurled the foinrnra deeper In fconferauce tiltn on their nrhediiie, the fin-. Waahliirton state hut- Hhdaa agalnnt the Oregon Attxa-a fend u, dlsuatroua road trip last ind Washington Huskies on the week, losing to both Oregon and a-.nin.na floor. the Oregon Aggie. It la the A,-. This Week's Monday Oregon Agglen vs. Ida- lio at Moscow: Wushlngton vh. .Montana at Miaaoula. . Tuesday Oregon Agglen vs. Washington Htule at I'lilllnan. WcAnentlay Multnomah va. Ore- '. gnn at Kllgene. Aggies v.l. W. H. I'... V. H. IV. V. S. I',. W. H. C... W. H. :.. W. H. C... W H. I'. . W. H. I'. . Total lilaho ... I.laho .... Idaho .... Idaho ..... Idaho .... Idaho .... Idaho Total . . .....1 1 ....14 ....in ...hi ..S3 .. 1 y k -.liingtofi Stale Montana Montuua Oregon Idaho WaHhington ,.l ' O. A. C ..j:l Oregon WaHhilwtnn ..IS .2 II .III .21 .3" .30 .4 .2 I nr. Iilnho 4.ri Montana 13 2:1 WaHhington .- 2'J t). A. C ...! 24 Oregon Hit flregon 23 V. 8. C !1 23 Wa.HliinKlon . . 2" . 203 Montana Montana I !i Montana I It r- Th. two aou.hem -hool havo.""-"' '" n. .h' w"":' , . . -a. (...! 1 a all I..,.!., I I MU T IV r IIIMIIII- ' I f!Ol Jllttl yUl, lIlflT till W'IB lch(!(lulpd lor Krliluy niKht at Oak-f lund. Moth t cm tin hnvn npent thn Jarly pnn of the manon amuntner IhwiiBt'lvetf at thn fxpeniw of In thn southern dlvlnlon. Th" I ! iv.hmh .iii ..n. ThurH.luy Oregon I hamplou T1or CaJironiitt Cnlirornlu Is favori! lo win ow ntc to tu past showing and ihk m't that Kinnronl itwt lo Krma P(ut Hututday, 23 to 21. Thr liouri have bpn ronforenco tttl' ' Jioldi rH for thP lunt llim' ypam. Ortffoli IJ'hP f'ardlnals hav been hulldlnif . Oretfon. iffrniromrh all thi pirlod andjOngon. iiow havi a team which thry fo-l Ongon. itpirhUi of toppling I heir rlvolH. liit htr of tht wjuoils win two rjjruiKht gainnfi, tho play-off He.rlrH for the- roast ' rhamplontihlp wtll held on Marrh II. 4 und & In Total the rimmiiirith hoop pavilion Jut I (Xrpcfd at a cioitt or . 1176.000 oa p. A. rtuliri'Kon ouinptm. In tho ovont.J O. A. Y. iff a tU thr titular hp r lea will I.-.O. A.C. ptiHtponrd onn wrrk, 0. Ai f'.. t TIiIh will : hr true unh Bs hotli urr-Kon AgglfH and WaHhington do l1w uni'xpirt-d and overthrow tho w-l.fool. Oretron mutinied Uh Californ''i Krldoy--Ktunford ut Oakland. ' Saturday Oregon AggU- WaHhington at Httle. Conference aeoreii to dute: OiTpon .39 Idaho ,.S1 W. S. .3B Idaho .37 Montana .... WaHhington Oregon 04 Montana .... Oregon .4.1 W. H. ' Oregon 28 O. A. C Montana.. Moiiluna.... Molilalia. ... Montana.... Montana.... Total Stanford ... Stanford ... Stanford ... .. as 24 ...17 ...:t5 ...32 Idt.hn W. H. W. H. Oregon WuNhinginn o. A. r Ongon 2'T. ...4 j ,.. 21 i ..4:i ...4' ...14 WHERE REBEL HOPES BLOOMED, THEN FADED IN NICARAGUA .173 2.14 Nfllflfoiil ..,.2H I'. 8. ' ....2" ...24 I'. H. C ia ... 5 t". K, C .-..'...211 317 Oregnn Aggk-s 2S Idaho 4S' Monltina ;t(i W. H. c.. 12 Oregon , ....1-4 ... M ....no ....:4 ....-ft ....::2 ....23 ....II lio ..... 3 ...11.1 II Tola I . i'. a . n. s. c. C. S. f. I'. . I '. K. ( r. h. c. California., t 'allfornia-. California.. Total k7 Soulllfl'll 27 ...27 ...19 ....20 ....111 Callfornin SI a II for. 1 California Stanford Stanford ( 'altforulu Cullfornlu ....2S ...SO 4 ...:i: ....in ...27 174 .13 9 California. :ia C. S. C. 27 ...311 I'. H. C 19! ...27 I', it. (.... 21 f UftoJ 7 IlL? U JLlW'VhiTe House V v' 1 1 IV ' CksrfSe11 Uicn'diuan Liberal 4ilJLi4 . , 1 president, at l '.-M , - "'A Puerto , x-r - t ' - -a. Ca.beza.ff I J I Xaaa' Xr i 1 C' I II , . Ls-pmos-a on V ?,vf V7 J " thg cabeza.;? ' ! I " SV f. "IfvJ use", I 4r r Portland Gets A.A.U. Northwest Hoop Tournament v. . rwi.t A.'i- rm l,oh. 14. fAP) j The i'arifle NorthweHt aswooia- I ti,m of the Amateur Athletic union IniH awarded the amateur haHket l.atl tournament id Portland, where it will he held Muiyh . 4 and .fi. mHler tho itiiHpifeH "C th Portland .... ... (...,:. Iinl-a hPll rint lo rolletie. hinh whuol and in dependent tfaiiiH In Meon. Wnh lukton and Western Idaho, add -,tli4-atlo;i for oiitry must he mallud pot later than r'eli. 4. Sui'.nlde trophltw will he nwurd ed, and the winiilnK team may en ter the national loiirna tne.iit If it desire. Team of I pmadH or over wlli he Ih.led as etasM A and lhone under I..', as ela It. ' lOVMN TOl KXAMKXT intAWs 1,200 ii:a.ms For the flrt tinifl in yeura every lltleholUer will defend hie laurtU ut the 1921 tournament of the American liowllnff congress, to ho rolled at Peoria, till., between March 5 and April 10. - EddlaVotel of Pittsburg, singles champion, and the i'oany five of Chicago, team litllsts, are among the entries. More than 1,200 teams will com pete, ilejpt tho controversy among thu maplo muulers over "outlaw! tournament" bowlers. j'rofi-sHional rollers wll, bo burred from A. II. tournaments hero after. Bwretury Abo Langtry pre. diets and rules aimed ut "gambling sweepstakes' will bo adopted m the annual meeting March 18. Covering 17,800 rUmnrn miles, Cniiuda'i new" national preserve, Wood Itiiffalo Park, is half tU ni.o of Scot land, it contalnH C,(tt( liuffaloeH. , ' ?aca9ci. on the porch. of the white Ho News which belted-the plolio day after day Incubated In the cottage home of-the Snensa revolution In Nicaragua, pictured above with the revolution's leaders. . The cottage, a two-family affair for merly used by pawmtll bands, looks out from Puerto Cnhexns,- Nicaragua, over the Caribbean sea a thousand miles and more south of New Orleans. The crowd shown In the picture had gathered to congratulate Dr. Sacusa on a military victory. Hopes of success for the revolution faded when Tnele Sain stepped in with support for the other "side." . . Ti;VIS AM) MAHIUAf.tt aim; si pahaii; ;..mi;s Total 118 Washington Wtishlngton....38 Idnhn 21 ri.APPKKK l 3000 it. PIIJI.AKKM'UIA Never, It seems, have tho girls been satisfied with their natural beauty of face. Jars of cosmetics and vanity caeH of 3iMM) 11. '. have been unearthed by a 1'iilversity of Pennsylvania ex t. edition In tho buried metropolis of Hr. ancient Ttnbylnnlfi. Dldl" A'lasto who. since 8u- stanne Lenglen's retirement from amateur ranks, shares with Helen 'onloslavos the honor of being France's premier woman tenuis pluyer, believes that matrimony should not prevent her right arm from swinging a racket in open competition. Hir greatest asset is a terrific forehand drive. There was some of the sting of her famous "fore handcr, in the vjgor with which who denied to newspaper corres pondents that her entrance Into wedlock would n;ean her exit from the tennis courts. Sho will marry M. Jean Serplerl, a wealthy ship owner from Marseilles, ; on Feb ruary ,17. "Marriage-has nothing to do with tennis," said Mile. Vlaato. "I i can't see where tho fact that you nre called "Madamcoisellc' or 'Madam' makes any difference in the number of shots you put. into ihe net or hit lout. , JlO.VOIiVI.U 1XTKRESTKI I V 1XOTAMj CX)NTISTS Knute K. Itockne, head football thing Is considered, I believe Hono lulu ut the head of the class for Interest in the game. When ev;i-y- , thing Is considered, I helivo Hono lulu Is the best football city in (America." said Itockne. Tho fa mous exponent of the shift, just Nowadays a . woipnri "is dressed up In proportion to The clothes she lttVM off. returned from a visit to tho Hawat- 1 lun Islands, said he was amaxed by the size of the crowds he saw ! attending games. Ho acted as ! referee in one of the games, his . first appearance ns an official in I 15 years. Taxi Till the 16th! On Wednesday, Feb i ruary 16, Studcbaker , will celebrate its 75th birthday with an an nouncement in this paper that makes it advisable for you to use . a taxi in the meantime! 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