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

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44 HIGH SCHOOL .
TEAMSCOMPETE
National Basketball Tour
nament at Chicago
Opens Tomorrow
Qualifications
For State Meet
Are Decided On
SPORT NEWS
. ,
LOCAL NIMRODS
DROP 2 SUNDAY
Pendleton Takes Lead in
Trap Tourney, Defeat-
ing Bend, La Grande
Ia Orandft traphoot-r lot
XwUm ywtterday. and ur now limed
, Or.riEonlun'B IVUtfranhlc 4ait..oot - 1
- ourtiamnt at with ilx wins
and fix low-.
Tb day was firHlnt for Hhoot
inr and a rood crowd a in at
tendance at th I -on Tr jrrounils
of the Win, Fin and KleMfoot
club. Alvln liennt-tt Mhot a j-r-f-ct
arorc and fhrl Hrnith'atr
ahootJnjr 1i Ktraiftht, mlwd Iuji
Juat bird. Jmmr Br-h-arii aUo
turned In a 24, nivln l-a Orande a
cor of 73.
IVndleloa ahot 74 and Kugne,
I- Oraade'a othr opponent. rutd
anions: ln prfci anora '
Nt Hunday the club will hoot
si Baker at a "Juok ruhhil"
tnurnamc-nt.
Tl,ilAVK I'IMtttlMMX
K'JO. Oakland iC 1 IM- 3'tWr I, 6,
Iccrn'M Utile Hym phony rcheir;
r -V i , n-WM. wfenther. fnurktt; 4 to
, The l'ttglma: . l.o.k t hai; 9:2h,
pFfrmErro. i-kaik state
, I'OKTLANr, Ore. Mar. 28. (AP)
By a aingle tariff. J'ndU-ton
y-atfirday noad out the Ifnd trap
cluti from leaderahip In the Ori
xonian'a annual Oregon mate tele
graphic trapahootlnrir leairue cpn
tc!. Kugf-nn. llpphr, Klamath Kails.
Kcho and Coquille turned In p"r
tVel ror of 75 each. Weathi-r
Condition wern reported ua ideal
from moat of the district.
Ilend'a three high men account
ed for 73 birds, while Pendleton'
thre-man teum changed 74 of
the flying furKla hack to dust.'
For Pendleton !r. H. Xanavan and
Ttalph Park hoth went alraiKht on
thflr first trip to the traps, white
Omar Hlephens lost one bird. Ilert
Hubert ft, Hherirf of Dewhute coun
ty, led the Hend .wiuod by Kolnir
Rtraiirht on hia firMt an. W. -r A.
Rhelby and J. O. OUIIfftn followed
with 24 each.
C:3i, niiramhii and baritone; 7. Joey
1 Starr and bin orchestra: !, program,
Italian folk iniiAlr; it. tmitl-al pr-
Krnrit; , Azure mu. eluh. .
f KffQ, H(Mkane 34.Sin-7t;W).
S to Id. studio prKram; lu to 12,
) Uan music. 1
j KPO, Hun Vrantiwo -! M2m-
I 7(uk'i, C:30. .States )tetmirant or-
thwtira;' 7, Hudy HeiKerB Fairmont
hotel concert urchetra. W to f. I'dft
Waldrop. orKnniMt; 9 to If. KaneV
rlawalianf; 10 to II, Palace llotfl
(m Honm dnnre orc-heMlra: It to
ntldniKht. Hilly J-ohk'" Caiiirianif. j
, K(IN. i'nrilund ( 31'Jrn-SHke), C
to 7. dinner concert; 7:30. educa
tional talk; a to :30.' Mtudlo pm-
IHram; 9:3(1 to end. punch by punch
description of nmin bojEiiiR event
at nrmory.
K VA, Han Kninclaco tSSS.Sm
7.'.0kc). 6:3" to 7:30. concert trio;
to v, Htituio program; to j i.
Adiiardo-Abdo, Arabian tenor; 10
to II, Herb Meyerinck'H ('lift hotel
dance orchentra.
KOW, Portland (4 I m-C I Ok-), f.
to 7. dinner concert; 7:30. weather;
( 7:45, educational program, book
'hHt. bridge lettKon; 10 to miilnlKht.
Ida nee muMiv,
t KTAIi. Oakland i302.Hm-990kcl,
ClflAfiO. Nfar. 21. (AP)
Teunm repreiM-niiiiK 44 hiKh schoola
in town raiiKina- from Atpine,
r-nn., u baml-t of wix houses to
ihi, ltxtat mi tropoiitan ccntera,
bt-Kan arrivinic today for th-ir an
nuat battle for the national Inter-Kcbolaidlf-
boMketball championship
&t th I nlvernity of fbicago.
Thirty -eiKbt jtat'a aro rcpro-jsentt-d
In the competition which
Htaria tomorrow. AH but nix of
ihr- (ama are Mtale public hi((b
wliool chainpiooa
I jiKt yars title winner. Kitch
bui'K, Mai.. ia out of the tourna
ment thla y-ar but five of lat
yara eutrlt-a are brick for another
lit t- try.
Klnrt round Karma will occupy
Tuejtday and Wedncwday. the eli-
minallona proKr'iwinK to the finals
I next Saturday nigbt.
j A conolatlfi round haa been
; urrunK' d. no that Hnrt round low-rs
! will have a chance to find some
? ii-aiii th-y can beat.
Kuieene. On.. Hothll, Wash.,
and Pocuteiio, Ida., are included
in the entries. " ,
OREGON AGRICCLTURAJ,
fOM.KOK. f'orvallia. Mar. 2ft
Athletic qualification for entry In
'the first annual In terse ho last ic
; truck and field meet at O. A. C.
May 14 have Just been compiled
by liad flutler. Oreson A k trie track
roach. The marks were act after
careful consideration and study by
athletic official hero and are low
enough to ifive the average hifth
school athb'ti a fair chance for
competition.
JteMutts of the Has tern Oregon.
Forest Orov, and Portland rily
high school meet last year were
Used as a guide to set the require
ments for the fomlng state inter
acholasltc meet.
11 re is a list of events with the
time and distance qualifications i
which must be met by an athlete j
before he Is eligible to compete. '
IteHiiliH of the Washington state j
Inierseholastir meet lasfc year are
alxo given for comparison.
O. A. t . giwlifk tKw
Kvent
100-yard ilash
33'i.yard dah ......
220 low hurdles
120 high hurdles ....
440-yard run ...
ft0-yard run
Mile run
Hhot put
IMscus '. :
Juvelin .
Pole vault '
Broad Jump -
High Jump
.100-yard, dash
2 3d -yard dash
Perbups you'H n
never ie 46A-Kibliftli i'CWfUave that
tleWftTTnnor, bo Alt', firenleyf wiiHn't
nwny from the truth
J i.Myl
H to K:15, Htamp collectors; :15 tn
10. KTAB quartet:
KOMO, Heattle (30fim-9S0kc). fi
to; 7:80, Totem concert orchestra:
8:15; Totem broadcasters; 8:30 to
10. musical programs; 10 to 12:.1fi,
Totem broiidcliMers.
KFHD, Han Jiego " CM.Km
1220kc), 8, clAssle hour; 9, U Bo
hemian ditnee tiudltorium; 10 to 1 1.
J.:!4. (Irani hnjel prom am,
viiki-:r has stkoxc
thio to in ty.nny
I.OriHVIl.l.K. Ky. With Oh
mond and Kiev as iis .-etlgibte.
three-year-old and . Karl Hand.
t preml'T American jockey to pilot
rtne of them .losenh K. WidJier
ihas it formidable trio for the 53rd 'S-'O tow hurdles
... .. i i I'M Kick tm-. It.
renewar or tne M-nuifKy iwmx
at .rhurchill Itowns May 14. .440-yard run
As Osmond, chestnut gelding hy HfcO-yard run ....
K wee per out of Ormonda. races
around track these mornings he ia
the. ccnler of. all railbird eyes. In
seven starts' as a two-year-old tho
gelding won six and finished in the
money. the other tlm.i-
Klev, gray son- of Htefan the
Great, started six ilrnes as a two-year-old
and. came from behind to
win on three occasions. His most
Impressive victory o n t"1
Grand I'nlon whrf he came from
ninth to nosy, otsl PanateMa.
Httnde has twice graced the win
n rs clrch. in -thfr Ucrby.
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Mile run -
Knot put
OIkciis
Javelin
Pole ,vaiilt .....
Broad jump ,
Hiah iuntn ... ,
A man should at least be able to '
make the above lime and distance, !
on u good track and O. A. V. has
one of the best In the country. In
the opinion of Dad Butler. Ia the j
relay event each of the four men
will be required to run 220 yards.
i
lino like thla in nitcwnnno
here it Is: OK If MAN Y HKVOS
WAI.TK AM) KICK HIS
HI.MI BV FOR JU.IF.S
. ITH At 'A. X. Y.-V'A scuttle of
salts and -a good awlft kick," is
the remedy recommended . ly.
Frank Sheehan. vetran trainer of
Cornell Fnlversity's . "Hig Kcd"
football, teams, for suicidal mop
ing atpoug college students.
'Now, tr a student has anything
busted,". Khr.ehan says,'' tempera
ture, or has a pain that keeps on in
the same place, yqu don't want to
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after nil. sfcift klfk. Tin rt I snd hlin out
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KnlranlB In Ihe flret annua) Ore- ;
1 ffon lntprHholaMlo trark and tU-Ul j
lllfi-t sehPduloil for May 14 at O.
A. will n remnuii! as it
number of evi-nm lhy may parlid
mnt t'y 'rl l-O'lrl. Kxnrral
m-nt liy Carl A. Doilel. itnpral
manaKcr hre. AthlelrH will ho al
lowed 10 entor In three field evenm
and Ihe relay; or two field event,
one track, and Ihe relay: or two
trnrl; event, one- field event and
relay. Kntrnnln will not he allow,
cd to enter three traek evenU.
ltestrlcllona as to ihe number
of track events an athlete n may
enter Is ronnldered a gn:at bene
fit "to 'tlm Individual ierrrii r
aa It' lelidH 10 HtreaN Dooolalliatlon
In certnln events and leada IP the
settlnK of new marks.
Official entry blanks will , be.
mailed out to the different lilgll
sehools throughout the state. All
entries mum be In the. office of
fori l-odell before 6 o'clock Tues
day afternoon, May "10. - .
,. . ITeliinlnarli s In Ihe. !) and 220
iyard dashes, and the low and, lilifh
hurdles will he run off Saturduy
moruliiK May 1 4. Finals are sched
uli d to slart at 1:30 o'clock in tho
afternoon.
Gold medals will l)fl awarded
first place winners; silver, second:
and bronze, third. Kach member
of the winning relay team wjll re- (
reive a gold medal and members of
teams plnclng siond and third will ,;
receive silver and bronie medals '
respectively. A large cup will on -presented
to the high school win
ning the greatest number or points
In the meet.
Klve places will count In tho
gaining of points. The winner will
receive five points: second, four:
third, three; fourth, two: and. fifth,
one place. Points ill thu' relay will
count the same.
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California Seeking Fourth Title
v In Track; Trojans Strongest Rival
l'.XHIIUTION CAMF.S
SAM rilANCIHl'O (AD It. H. B.
rittshurg Nationals ........... 461
Missions 16 1
naileries Nichols, Tauscher
and Hpenrer: Christian, IMlmovlch
and Whitney.
NKW Oltl.KANS I AT) K II. E-
llostull Americans S ' n
New Orleans Houtliern 2 8 2
naileries Itussnll, Macl"nyden
and Hartley: Osborne, Hodges,
Freeman and 1. Ingle. Corley.
Hy II. S. Ni'wlaixl
(Associated Press Training Camp
, - Correspondent).
nF.RKKI.KV. Cal., Mar. 2S.
(Al") Coach Walter Christie, who
has directed California's track and
field destinies for a fiuartcr of a
(.century has dedicated his 28th sea--son
ttf keeping intact- his utmost
;cherishcd recoril-that of winning
three successive' I. C A. A. -A. A.
- championships. . "
To do this ho must prevent
, Southern California's repeatUig
, tlls year. ., . '
; -t.'hrlstle's teams won In 1920,
1D21, and 1H22: the Trojans won in'
1U35 and 1926.- If they amass, tlin
highest point total again this year
they will have tied California. That
will take much of the glitter out of
the mythical shining shield that
hangs ln the training quarters of
the Golden Hears with thess words
embossed across Its face: "Only
California has won three- times In
a row."
Wans To Will
The veteran couch, -however.
not thinking only of blocking the
encroachment of an old-time rival.
He Is ambitious to capture the tltlo
lor tho fourth time for his own
team with 13 letter men on tho
siiuad this season, has what ob
servers believe is an excellent
; chance to gain onco again the
- coated honors.
Christie's regulars Include Cap
i'laln Klmer Gerken, with marks
, of-over 43 feet and 140 feet in tho
- shot and discus; Leslie Schwobeda,
' who runs tho mile consistently
.around 4:20; Oather Hampton,
both high and broad jumper with
marks of 6 feet four inches and
22 feet respectively. In addition
he has two pole vaulters who flirt
with 13 feet, a pair of crack two
milers and promising material for
other events. 1
night. Pelmer Allen, La. Grande,
welterweight, will tneet K. O. O.
Conner. Canadian scrapper, in the
semi-final.
KOOTTISH ft PRINT KR
ANN AHBQR,. . Mich. - A
sprinter 'of championship .-ability
is being tutored on Ihe University
of Michigan track,, but he will
never wear the colors of the Wol
verines. , . ' M. .
11. A. rtobli, a Scotch youth Is
studying Insurance at Michigan on
a scholarship, liecausc he has n
degree, won at the Vnlvcrslty of
Glasgow, ho Is barred from intcr
collegiato competition.
' Once sprinting champion of
West Scotland. Holm lias gained
speed since American coaching ac
celerated his starling style., and
lately ho .won from Mtirchison In
a match race.
HAI.I.AH (AP) H. II. E.
Chicago While Sox 2 4 1
liullus Texas 4 8 3
naileries Lyons. Connally and
Crouse; Hhuinon anil McColl, .
s yif etotte Tubes
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Opposite Post Office Phone Main 500
SAN ANTONIO (AD- Tt. II. K.
Iietroit Americans C 12 3
San Antonio Tenas . 4 10 4
Hallerles Holloway, , Gibson
und Hassler: Lee, Williams, Morgan
and Wins. Aranttl.
It. II. K.
2 4 0
4 S 3
Lyons and
PALLAS (AP)
Chicago Americans
Dallas Texas -
naileries Connally,
Mri'urily; Shuman, McCall and
llerry.
LOS ANOKI.KH (AD R. II. E.
Chicago Nationals 10 16 2
Hollywood Coast - 6 8 2
naileries Hoot, Jones and
llaiimii; Mulrahy, Pullerton and
cook.
SAN JOSE (AP) , It. II. !
Philadelphia Nationals 4 11 1
Portland Coast, 7 15 0
natterbs Harney and Molhel;
Kinney. To'"11"- I'omter and Yells,
I'lsher.
rKNPLKTON, Mar. 28. (API
Pick Hattrub. former Ooosaga.
hurler, has been signed by Ihe pen
dlrlon team of the Blue Mountain
league for tho 1!T season. Pen
dleton i atsglnf dally orVout
for the opening of the season
April 10.
DKIj AI.I.l'.N TO I'lGHT
PKNPLKTON. Mar. 28. (AP)
raul Alauzen. Spokane lightweight
1 und Charlie Coggins of Longview,
Wash., will headline an American
Is Legion fight
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. card hero Friday
SWISH S0CK0! THERE BABE GOES!
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LOOK OUT!
The ARCADIANS Are Coming!
DANCE
Legion. Hall Tuesday Night
Auspices of American Legion
Down the groove the ball comes sailing a swish and a crash as
bat swings end meets It, then there It goes, and there Babe goes,
too. It Is the 1210.000 Maharajah of Maul n action at the Yankee
training camp, 8t. Petersburg, Klo- and he's Just r'arln' to maeh It
all over the place. Inset shows Mr. Huth rounding Ihe bases.
1
O.A.C. MILITARY BAND
, Appearing In
GRAND CONCERT AND
COMMUNITY DANCE
. IN
LA GRANDE - THURS., MAR. 31
Concert in High School Auditorium
Dance in Zuher Dance Hall
ADMISSION
Concert
25 and 50c
Dance
$1.00 Couple
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