La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1927, Image 2

Wednesday. March 30. 11)27
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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ModsratsJy priced.
WESTERN TEAMS First Jap Pro
WIN IN CHICAGO
Dependable
. Quality
Dependable
Values
All But One'of the South
I ern Entries Beaten in
First 1 Jay's Play
SPORT NEWS
Sacramento and Oakland
f Wlnr Rain Stops Seat
: tle-L A. Contest'
pacific coast hr.AC.rvi
Sun Krancldco
Sacramento
Oakland
Portland
Hollywood
Mission. ...
Seattle
Los Angelas . ...
V.
1
. Pet.
1.000
1.00(1
1.01)0
.000
.000
,U
.000
.000
Keeping fairly clone, to the usual
thins, Portland dropped fhe open-
i'HK'ACO. Mixr. 30. AP) Bet
ter rriurkffiitan.shln. iiy the banket
shooter; of ihe Kondon, Kentucky
high Hchool 1 'U in gave them tt 29
lo 'ju vietoiy ovr Kafford, Ari
zona, in the first clash between
rtrMt round Inner tn the n itlonul
ihtft-Ht-tioluxf ic rliiiniploiiHlilp bus
. KM ball tournament . Iicrt- today.
Pinal; Union, S. I. 'J-; IJueoln,
I Neb. Hi. ,
' Tin- ea.-lt-w -vat Hi niggles which
(duflid Ihe o;-nlng roimdH Of thn
! national ilil'TMchdlliMtU; basketball
'tournament were decided in favor
! of the M-Ht.rn-iK in tin? opening
i round of eompef if Ion at thn I'nl
v rM y of 'hieago. Ail hut one
j wuttHTti tuad In 1 it- first day
J piny of i;t houra yesterday wnt
MII.TO.V, Mar, .10. (Special) - down to defeat, tlf Vienna. (hi..
With spring football nearly over team n anding onf in it h nolo vie
Jfonrh l)rii Ih centering his al- (ory for Hie aoufh n a fon to hn
i tentlon on the truck amjud m Mur- reckoned with in th .later round
Hi. Truck will lw glvn much more Vienna today mrrts another of
j attention thin year than ever be- thti ipiutm which Mood owl. prom
fpre.. According to pltatm now being inently the first day, Wlnfleld,
prepared the locul whool will take Kn.. on' of the heavhvd and most
part in five metis this spring, finished team of tin 4:t which he
There will ho a sectional grade gan the elimination wrl-s ycHter
school mA-t on Ih Mac- II track day morning.
sometime uhouL the infddlo of '
April. Negotiation ure now under f'HH'AOo, Mar.
way with another whool for a rinal tlrnnd Forks,
dual meet on thut day. On April Hidgefi.id. S. J. tn.
23 th Btatu relay carnival will ho,
held at Ktigene. A number of
BEAVERS DROP iTrack Squad at
tame? ta cuai c Mac-Hi at Work:
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JuSi natural
9 0 9
Men like the "natural" in all things. Chester
field's natural tobacco taster is no exception
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N. Ii. It;
IntroduciiiK Hie llrsl nt pur
haps th only Japanf. fcolf pro
feMlonnl tn the Untied Mtato la
'Charles Chunx,- pro of tha Tied
lands Country Ctub near Lo An
geles. t'hunic has been In Ap
. ka only two years. II I JS ,
lay uro to Im run torr'tliT with HJcLcklCf O'fifiCIl
I
I
1 Ini I am of th IMrlflo. . toam in. noln vaurt. and thn hlali ami
baseball league seenon yesterday 2 broad Jumps. Mac HI will be rp- f
0 to 6 In Ban Francisco. Portland resented In this meet by a four
0 used three pitchers, but failed to , ,eBrrt composed of lliiffoul. '
1 hold down the Seals, who smashed Crlnimlim and two others to be
" out nine hits, tncludlnr two two- neierted later. Iluffor.l will ho
: liase wallops , ' entered In the hundred und t!io
'wit: the but Portland also accu- jumps while f'rlmmlns will also
- mulated nine hit but two double lie tiwd In the broad Jump, cm
play didn't assist the Oregonlans April So the county meet will hn
I In gathering runs.'"' held at Pendleton. The annual
' rfhe Missions' anil Oakland tang- Kustern Oregon meet will be held
- led In an errorless game, the lat- at Haker Muy 7, while the new
X u.f nosing to vlc.ory by a margin state track meet will be held one
o of one run.'
e "Hucrnmento swamped Hollywood
Draw in Med ford
Iff to 1 and Heattle and .An
geles were unable to play, because
tf -Wvt grounds. '
' VesUTtlay'c Score
,Hnn Kranclsco AP) K.,H. E.
Portland - 3
Man irranclsco ......... 6 9 0
k later at f'orvallis.
Merle Hufford has been elected
track cuptain. He Is an all urotind
athlete. Itestdes being a. star lu
football and basketball, he holds
u number of district record for
the hundred und two-twenty, ho
Is a good Juniper, 'und ulso throws
the discus and Javelin, lluftord
Mr:liFOrtf, Ore. Mar, 30.
(AI'J Ad Mitckle and Tommy O'
llrlen. ut Portland, fought ten
fast rounds to a draw here laM
night at tiie i.lon I'lub wmoker.
The decision was unpopular with
the crowd who figured O'Brien had
a Hhaile on agKreSHiveness, Ken
neth Kent. Portland,- and Klmer
Perkins, of Astoria, in the semi
final, went lo a draw. Itoy I'eilar
slrom. of .Marchflebl. threw Cecil
Hurrl'-k. of drums Paw, twice In
three. full wrestling preliminary.
naileries: Kinney. Duff, French honld place In many of the meels
1 hnil Yellc; Kun and Agnew.
in which the team will lake part.
Oakland (AP) II. H. K-
Mlsslon.- - 110
Oakland 4 ' 0
'Hatlerlcs Plllette and Walters,
' Whitney; llaSty. Jlelaney, Krauso
and Baker. -
Tacoma Negro Is
Winner Over Pelz
Hacrunvnto (AP)
Uollywood .,.
flacnunnto ' -
- Hutto.rU-s MoCubo,
Vinci, &eavrd. .
Zngm (AP flealtlo
r.on Adsb: wot rroundH.
"' . . , , " " ;
t ason LKAOi B h:ais
HCARINO ItKCRLTTH
irfjAKBLANI, Ma. Minor
(5no pn-aldentH and manaicerti
niwearhur dully ai uik
POftTI.AND, Orf. Mar. 30. (AP)
Tt. II. K. Wildcat Carter. Tacoma nnro
1 8 i boxer, won a well-earned declnlon
.10 14 I over Benny Peltx, Portland. In the
fc Murphy, main went here, lairt night. Krank--l
Rtift, Tacoma. 'and Jort Mnrcus,
, i iortland, wnt lu- rounds , to ft
'draw. Ceorite Kpady, Portland,
t krforked ' out' 1 Krnle Woodward,
Portland, In the third round of
I their scheduled six round hout.
f i , .
ti:x Horvi LAW AIIW
Leo Lomski Whips '
Kentucky Boxer
ANOKI.KH, Mar. 30. (AP)
lo romski, Aberdeen. Wash.,
mlddlewejKht. -won the- dnHston of
I Heferee Clark, a di-elHion that met
with on unpopular reception in
his 10 round hout with Joo An-
demon, "ovlnKton, Ky., here, last
I night. Anderson toppled Lomski
to thri cunvna in the fifth round,
hut he vaRip IWuro a count, was
Ktarted. Georw (iodfn-y, I'hila
delphla neicro heavyweiKht, knqek
e.d cut Tony Kuente, in tho wcond
round of th Sr lo-round seini-fin-
nl.
i THI'llSllAV'ti UfHitlAHi '
KfcXPortland (447rn-(I7lkr) 7
I to S, dinner minde; S to U, claiMi
(al hour; n::i0 lo rnidniKhf, dfinro
j ri'tislf from Kramer' I'hatfuti.
J KOO-Oakland (3lm.JtS0kc) (i.
u ni's f.iltl Symphony archentr:':
', t :uTi, weather, news, markets;- n,
"What lifcnmrf of Parker," u; farce
i comedy In four arts; 10 to mld
1 nrht, ''Hi, Itaymond'a Dixie-J.i,z
! hand. ' - - - ' - -:
1 Koww Walla Walla ' ZS&m-
lo'ikc) !t to 10, studio proKram:
. i" mi ii, ricnmonu s - A'Ciuunns; j
i i ti tfii'iiiiKHt , ii t'iiiH'i, tir
ifan rr-eiiul.
KKI I, o Anneles ' (4S7m
K4nUc) 7, I'tiiverstty of fioulhcrn
ultfornin pfojriam : s, drum a
f hour; 8: SO, CJrace Mend, oprano;
'J, .1. Maurice Woods,- hnrllon
and lOthel tJlasmun Chtrk, na
il ra no; 10, program of moIcrn
classiral fttUHtc.
KPo San Francisco " (428m-
. 70kc) 6::i", orchefttrn; .7. orche.i
1 tra; H to 9, proKiam hy Allan
( Wilson, tenor; 'J to 10, St?;th Cotwt
; Artillery hand; 10 to II, ' Palace
! Hotel rose -room dnncc orchestra.
K Y A Hnn Krnncisco- ':iti!i.hni
"r.nue) s to .0. mei-tlntf "'2th
Sound;" U to 10,. MtUdlo proxTUm;
iu to II, Herh Meyerlncks Clifti
hotel dance oJiestrn. . - - I
KOfN Portland (.H!)iir-!HftTrS
. fi to 7. dinner concert ; H to 10.1
"HA I'l'Jih lth "KJi COACIf J" k-i. KHW Spokane (34,lim.7illl
IIOMS lOW 19 .IOHS f!' 1 ''-'iU- hridjee lewron; 9:Jfl . trt
flKNKVA, Nf. Y.-- Vincent 8. 'Jl'- "ttidlo proKram: 1 to inld-
j lavoupori
FIOHT fiAMi; 0 4 TOAST
aro OAItANn( fn!.- Two years'
loaffiio trial of ten houta han convinced
tralntnif famps, utriklnff terror lo Tommy Hlmpson, promoter of 22
the lienrt of the' retrrults; year' experience, that hoxlng in
;j3ob Allen, president of the Mtlle California has Improved steadily
ItOck nub, and Johnny ioonn, since trie tour rounuers.
m&naKcr of Ulrmlngham, both f
iho Houthern Association, m'-t
here sefklnn talent. As thn two
appeared at thn park the veteran
Sherry Hmlth yelled at Coach Har
ry Matthews: "Hide, Matty; here's
t roupln of scouts looking for a
eatieher." Matthews has noteattRht
4 name for many years.
i i ... . ......
M MFM.IOX CAHH
WAHlllXOTO.V (AP). Mo-e
rtnd more of rts'ar Rcftlu fast
yhlther .we will. At the Inst
erount then Were 22.ftoi,:i!'3 motor
ohletes In Pnlted Htutes,
("leak') Wi'lch, directur of ath
letics at llohart colh-Ke and mentor
of the "Saner Kraut Kleven" does
I 'J thltiKS at once, ftepides coach
Intc llohart tenuis and -teiichinK
prospective coaclu " he is secretary
of nix civic organizations and an
active niemher of II others.
"I euk' Welch wort much no
tice lant season when the llolart.
eleven, hullt on a diet of sa ui rl raiit
hetter 11 n' sauerkraut juice, had thinjrs
I.onRer rnueh its own way with teams ot
Its class and withstood me pounu
lllKH of heavier elevens.
"I leak" Huy.s he cun produce
The law legalizing contests has
established the sport on
financial basis, he snys.
hools hroujrht larger crowds, mak
ing possible bigger purses. These
Hiivn tiftriiefd a. tiefter rlass of
fighters. In every way the game Is winning combination tn two weeks
night, T.x Howard's
hle orehesti iK -
KOW Portland ( 4!i I tn-fi 0k;:)
0 to 7. mixed tiarl-t; 7::i0, utll
Hy wrvlee; 7:4.r( lo ti, , lecture; 9
to Hi, vaudeville.
KOMO - Heattle (.IOBiii-UKOUo) 4
to J : 11 '1'"' concert orchest r-i;
. I'. S. farm school; :3 to in.
musical programs; 10 to )?:'!,
Totem broadcasters.
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v.?
Here, and. here alone, will
you get natural tobacco taste
lit its mild and mellow best
for here natural aroma and
character are entirely held
and brought out to the full!
iieia
Ssmandyet the?re MILD
Liggett Si Myfrs Tobacco Co.
on a higher plane thnn during the
four-round days. Fans, fighters
I and promoters would not volun
tarily return to short encounters
and the public: Is satisfied with the
clean way tho sport Is being conducted."
wit h no spring training.
I.AKKin UHT. N. J. (AP). I'n
c!e Sam has u. boomerang bulloon.
Carrying seven men it was blown
miles from the naval nlr station,
then It drifted bock after four
hours.
The Garden
Due Tor Success
?rL . . i
liitowx iuh)kik si:i:ik
TO I'STIFY fkio:
TARPON SPUING Freddie
Srhulte comes to the llrowns with
the hundicap of a big prlco tag
attached. St. Louis paid the Mil
waukee club $iou.oo0 for his re
lease, ftchulte has made a favor
able Impression and, acting on the
theory that the place to learn to
play big' league rmiieball Is in big
leagur games, Manager Han How
ley will start him as a regular out
fielder. Another Milwaukee, outfielder of
last yar to win a major league
place is l.anre ltlchhourg who
seems certain to play right Held
for the Boston H raves. The price
for Ittchbourg was also a good
one, although not In six figures.
TALLEST AND SHORTEST WITH RED
SOX IN NEW ORLEANS -
HI.A KHAWK ACK
IS CAITAIN IKVIN
'HlrAflO - The hockey player
given the moit credit for land
ing th Chicago Hhtckhawks in th.t
phiyorr for tho world champion
ship in the c- sport, starting the
night of March !', is ldck Irvtn,
forward and cuptain of' the Chteu
K NMtionst leAgue tea in and for
I'M years a hotkey star, lie play.-d :
ritica ganirs this y-ar with a b g J
ailment for which physlciuns hml ;
ordered htm to thn hospital, and
pariiclpated in more than 40 !
games. Ho is a leading candidate i
for th "most valuable player"
award In his league.
(Jf the vetaran liurlers of
Yaakaes, now In training at
fataraoure. Fia- full in
througlw Miller ilugglua btlloveri
Mylea Tliomaa, plcturatj above, will,
JlUa-glaa llkva tba youiigniw very
I Ujk
WltJtilNS WINS
, ftp. W Kit, Colo. Mar. 3d. (AP)
--('huek Wiggins, Indlnuapolis
h-an weight, last night won n
dedflon from; Tiny Herman
Portland In four rounds. Due to
un error It was announced the
bout emhnl in a draw.
PAUt ASSISTANTS
KOMB (AP) In the next war
de Plnedo perhaps will have some
fair aHHistaiits. Th government
announces women are lo be ushI
tn.thn aeroDsuticAt service, pdu
cipally at, froulltT posts watching
for tho enemy craft.
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Presenting Inflelder Kmory Rigney nnd Pitcher ttyan Harris, the
Kht.rt and long of the training camp of the Horrton Red Sni In New
Orleans. Harris and Kigney both are from Texas, but Harris
maVes almost two of Higney in height. Harris, who was with
Connie Mark many years, nnd Rignoy, ex-Tiger, are two players
'Manager lull Carrignn thinks will hHp the Red So r"t out of
the cellar thin season,
TMIKLY HINTS
, Put down Golden Pan turn corn
in rth seed order. The garden
isn't complete without ll. Oct .'.
good strain from a reliable Me. d
house.
Order perennial seeds nnd plnrt
them early. Thn larger tho plants
this fall fhe more certain to bloom
next year.
The home cook Is learning that
leeks are good to eat and valu
able for slews and soups. The sponge as well as a dish cloth,
professional chef has known it tor; You can raise your own sponges.
years, Clrow it row of leeks, l.arg"
Miisselburg Is n standard sort an-l! Ostrich Plume mustard Is a fine
l,nng Mezieres a favorite, i plant for greens,- it is handsome
growing and crisp und excellently
flavored.
Mignonette Is a good little hen 1
lettuce to try If you have given
up hope on the big fellows.
Dahlia-flowered zinnias are too
gorgeous to overlook rend they will
succeed where real dahlias wi.l
not.
If you wish a curiosity on the
back fence plant a luffa or dish
cloth gourd. The fiber holding
the see, is makes a fine hath
Try some of the new extra ear-
ily round - seeded peas such . as
Market Surprise to get a Jump on
the pen season.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Phone 799'
Travel in our
Modern ChairCar Stages!
Leave
La Grande for Joseph . . . 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m.
La Grande for Baker, Boise Ii25 p.m.
La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m.
(Connerloni of Pfndlelon for Walla Walla ind Pasco) .
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
WrsfiACRES FOOIiED
l. IIOAK'S' COM-KHACK
CI.EAn WATER. Fltt. "You
can nr-vtr tell nbout a baseball
player, especially a pitcher," la the
i-oiiimi.nt of Manager Wilbert Kob
Inson of Brooklyn on tho return
of Hill Doak. veteran spltlialler,
to the Ilolilns arier a tlmo spent
in real estate. . .
$25.46
San Francisco
. From Portland $15
On Special Coach Train
Leaving Portland Every
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