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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1927)
Friday, February IK, 11)27. I ,,: ...... .. ........ ij BAKER QUINTET DEFEATED HERE Aggravated Trim All Star Team from Cop per City 27 to 22 I, v 1 ' i i. ! 1 i i I I! I i ENTIRELY .NE ' " The most gorgeous and truly feminine frocks that Dame Fashion has conceived for "many a season! Two-piece models, two-piece and ensemble effects are predom inating, with luxurious trimming that will charm the feminine eye and stamp the wearer, as ultra stylish. Skirts are tiered, pleated, or circular. ' You'll find a .wonderful display of smart afternoon dresses of crepe satin, le- , Jinii" or. frosted crepe, crepe de chine and prints, cleverly tucked and stitched to answer the demand for Spring style. Black, beige, hydrangea and navy blue, green and gray. All sizes are here and they represent most alluring values at this price range Chic iNew. Suit and Coats Tor Spring $22.75 to $39.75 HILL'S Bright Spring Silks For New Frocks Although Huker held the AjCKra vutom neon-lew- In tho flri quarter, th local lHktbaII quintet whip pd th rtiokhoiw HpeoialH" 27 l 22 h.-re lust nirht giving- them a (w-roiKi straiKht-vlrlory. WtdneA duy nlRht Ihe Ia. Grande five de-r-.itffi the WaJlowa All-Star The content lat nlKht van fast throughout, i-X't-lUnt pluyinjr helnff rurniHhM ly moinherft of both l-uiiiH. Of(Vnivo work wan out-HianUtnx- niowt of the time, throe int n Hrorinjf 1 0 polnlK or more. I Hack ami Melrnlf slurred for l-a i Crumb", ( A rally )y I-a. Grand! in tho sec- ' mid tr!irliT uvi the AKKravatot-B I r points lo linker' 4 in that frame uml made Ihe wnro at Jialf tiiuo read: Ji tlrnndu 14. Uakcr . I laker SM- itK to j liurins th lnt half the play wutt about even, Ihe visitors wor-. hi if H points to jx Grunde'a 13. j Itluek, local forward, and Cun- t . dlff. tied for, hltfh point honors with 11 each. Melculf, local guard, wum second with 10. ( A falr crowd was in attendance. I Next week the AKfrrrfvaiors are nrhedulfd to play a return game at Wallowa. -Ineiips: (27). I .a Grande K Tho ; Hukcr tn fMindirr ii).... I'ayne (7) Hehintdf ().... It. Ma nary V. Manaty... O McorJ - S Heferec: Jimmy Iji Gr.indc. (ltF Black , (4 ) Koown (2) Geddes ..(10) Metoalf oyner tosenhnum of Union Tossers Play Wallowa, Elgin This Week T'NION', Ore. I'YIi. IS (Special) The two week end Biimn Unit will end the. pro-loiirnmiient season for tho Muroon and White liasket lnill hoys ore to lie ployed on the lorul floor. Wallowa will pixy a return game hero Friday niiflit, with a preliminary rontcst between tin- t-lKlith Kradf from Lnlnn and the (ir-cnwood Kradcrs from I -it ;rundi and on Saturday nlirht KlKln hlBh wlncnd tliolr hoopurH hfri' for a first gunim with this si hool. While this Kamn Is Kolnflr on I he Klrls will lio in .a Orunrio tryinK to even up honor with that sextet In their second or return game, the l.a Oranders having won the first came Willi our Klrls. m . tm i i mm i m rUCKY-STRIKES are smooth and mel low the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. They are kind to your throat. Why? All because they are made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process in treating the tobacco. It's toasted" Your Throat Protection If -vJ ft In auHpicpR of Inn Portluhd Tdc prihii. 'On-Ron SI If t o sch'ool for tho iiiuiif, iqati-d io-Saiiiin.Vl.'nittyl ..Ktuli-H t national hank and tht; Ms'niK.tis of folunihuH, both of Port land, arr the m-w eiitrt'f. Hlovfii tt-ains liavo now lni-n listptl. NKW YOKK A HizzHnff reply coitm'S rrotn .Mllo. l.cnRhn as to r; portf (hat shit and hcr nrw man nff'ir, Italdwlrt Muldwln, aro play inff a lovi' wt -"hah". SPORT NEWS fJHAXTS PASS WINS HEAVIES READY TO ENTER RING Jack , Delaney and Jim Maloney to Fight It Out f- This Evening .Showing unexpected strength. , tho University of .Montana trounced the Oregon ABifles 3 to 26 liom : last Jilnlil and -rit tho O. A. O. i haaketliull team to Keattld to mot VVashlnKion In (tin last mi me of lis rnilil It-ltl .in U. I ... r.a.,.f. on,l nAiiin ..rh, v,i:,ory ,hn ' i of Jim Malonev. ham m ..- """" " i'-ific coast con 1t..lir. ...III ... W- .. ' ! Harden In on of ths mom plcture. ,, nhw yortK, Pfh. ii (A.p t i un rupier I IMS or Juck Dlnry. Montana Takes Aggies Down in Missoula 38 to 25 HOHKHfHQ, Ore., Kid). 19 (ATM After thH Koshurtr high school had chalknd up a Rood lead In a hnskethall Kame with tho- (.runts I'uss team lust nlKht, thn visitors staKed a rully in tho third and fourth' quarters of thf iruin and defeated lht local team 25 to Tlie rum wilt slow ami rairireii and the fact that the score was close throughout fonnVil tho only point of interest. 1 sioiiM i;nti-:r tocrnmf.xt PORThAiND, Ore., Feb. 18 (AP) Three more quints this inomhtK; entered the fuclflc Northwest as soclalton hasketliatl tournament to tin held here March 1, 4. & tinder TONHiirrs hkj rifiirr Ity tin AsHiilU'il lre Trlnelpals: Jack Delaney, of Bridgeport, conn., IlKht heavy weight champion of the world and Jim Maloney of Hoston. l'lace: Madison Kiuare Oar llen. Duration of lioul: 10 rounds to decision of two jildRes nnd refereir. 'rime of limit: faln bout will lieiiln liliout 10 p. m. Pre liminaries at s:15. Itndlo: Hout will he liroad cast liy slalion W.MSO n meters wave lenKth. Attendance: 19,(100. Iterelpts: Approximately $20ii.ono estahlishiiiK a record for Indoor liout and exceeding ly $:7.lMMl record receipts of Herlenhach - Delaney indoor coolest, Ten - round preliminaries Sammy Vopjel, New York llRht weixht meets f'harllo Manly, New lledford. Mass.. Jack War ren of New York battles Tom Klrliy Huston lichthcuvywelKht. enei, this year. uo lieavy weight cluabrs . stared Indoors. yot tn rounds, two or thn mlghllcst puncher in tbe fistic ... Hinclom are scheduled to hew uwliy ut n olalucl each other that Works tho trouble Mudded . put It to Clono Tunuey'a world title. , Thousand of dollars hnve been "aK;ered ut iivrn money that u knock out before three-quarters of thn route is passed, will send the winner flyln- ahead on tha golden ' roud of Tex Itlchurd elimination tournament and the loser back lo "iliii foot of the heavyweight ladder. Both In l'lnlc . In perfect condition both men Holly und physically tho Boston botnbsbell and brldgeport fencing 'master awaited the gong. A ticket ' scandal, called Ui worst of Its kind tn tlie history of looal boxing, rocked random as thousands of en. . thusiuutlBts nought ticket! for thn l'h irrix2lies have lost 8 Kaincs. The Arclra liuve nun three untiles and lost tour. Including a victory over Waslilnitio state college and a loss to IdUhO this week. i fi.OdO of the 1'J.OOil nvalluDln llckels hud fallen into the hands of slice u. lulors while Hlll.tiiiO peoplu sought ticket to the urena, speculators pfrered choice wilts ut prices as high in 1 50 euch. The odds on Delaney wero 3 to A mighty good reason why we sell so many eggs without a complaint U. County Co. Ass'n guar anteed White Standards are the only eggs we handle. with approximately tsoo.ooo ol- rea.iy wagered. Odds of 1 lo s Hero registered on Delaney to scorn a knockout, 1 lo 4 that ila. iomy would win In that muuner. nnd even money that the hout would not go the limit. The popular Impression that De. Inney would win though his speed, ring craft, and crushing right hand punch, appeared to govern the wagering. Maloney's supporter, steering the Uoaton slugger's weight advantage of 5 5 unnn.i. fight. Internal revenue officer barked him to win through his and officials of the state boxtug , tremendous strength and bruising romnileston found that possibly I drives to the body with both hands. Pattison Bros. 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