La Grande evening observer., March 31, 1927, Image 2

Thursday, March 31, 1927
Pasre Two
LA GRANDE EVEN IN 0 OBSERVER
PORTLAND SLUGS I Aggie Athletes -xv
iv ta inrTADv! Preparing For
POCATELLO WINS
FROM BOTHELL
V . ? A Busy, Season
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'SopK Chosen !
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in
CrochefStraws 'featured
Crochet Visca f,'l"n.1',1 ,
In helmet shapes unil other'
new RiyUn', vustly becoming',
to youthful form, urc very
much In vogue. Tiny uro
vely $7.5Q "'
ChOuquette, very tight'
' crocheted atrn', - resembles.
Ilk fabric in ItH sheen nn I
uuppltncsa. ' rhoiKiuetlc Iwltt' '
arc- rippled ami dented un-l
dinpcd to achieve greul be
cmnlngness' $13.50"
WHETHER . or not you have
a new Spring hat, , you'll
not be. able to resist having one
of these for the dress-up occa
sions of the new .season. Glow
ing .Spring hues -.monkey skin,
athenia, diadem, 'rimtic browns,
hydrangia are popular colors,
and crochet straws, as fine and
supple, as fabric, lead in smart
ness. ' ', : - -.'.. t.ir-Vs-.-.. .,&
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Salin and Straw (:0f,i'
J hirnin many nine halathut
j have Uulcd ribbon for trim -iiiinK,
uml are ever mo chic
i hct'dtiNc they arc xoccdhiK
( , ly ulwuU: Many becominc
'"" $5.00 J1
"Degrade" '" iioi,u".r !
hals . as in guimcnt, an 1
ribbons lif llirec differed
i'luncs. ol'. a. 'color often trim .
i; I In moat uilrnr.iive or small
rluincnux 9.75
Commanding Values In
SPRING'S STYLISH ACCESSORIES
Changing markets the last few months have-brought many very reasonable
values in smart costume accessories for Spring1 gay and dressy Spring gloves
lovely silk underthings stylish Spring shoes every new hosiery shade the
new Gossan) corsets. You can well, complete your season's wardrobe here.'
Comparison will prove how excellent the quality, how dependable the values in
every department, . . . ,. . Y .
P Smartest Coats
! J ' Ail style decrees point V
, especially to novelty plaids "
; m and 'tweeds in the sport and ' jCHvivM?
; f J top coats for Spring. Pat- '
' I;.. ' terns are new and some - jf 4
models have fur trim, - , 'f
'I' 1 though the majority favor , ! Jjfk I
: J tailored., lines, Belts for Jit tfM WaSSW it &
iK f the more mature. Several MJW ITIfI
; . f new coats are just in. ! : SWH
,i I There is no reason '-for 'W-W W
W you to be without the added . M fl f ' ifofpj J f
'i; W ' smartness in. appearance I M 1 'I'pi'pl''
'h . that is possible. with -av , . 1 43 I
!-; I Spring coat. Values are -. '"t fmtml
1 groups offer you a. wide '.' ,
I.: I .75 $16.50 ; : : Vl J'
! I .75 $27.50 mHW-
i f Dependable YYYY Y 9 CI
1 Quality tllhJL O
Newest Dresses;
Here are tho choicest '
'frocks of the Spring on dis
play just in' time for the .
real opening of the season
lovely creations ; with a . ,
wealth of ruffies and frills
to add that daintiness ' so
becoming to feminine,
charm.
These newest frocks show
bi marked favor for the two-
;.Xft"i. I it i
iTlr' the two- and . thi-ee-tone
combinations. Rose beige,
monkey-skin, lanvin, and
queen blue are especially
stunning shades, and geor
gette , and crepe Elizabeth
are most wanted materials.
Compare the values in these '
price groups
$18.75
$27.50
$22.50
$39.75
Other stylish silk frocks
as low as
$12.75
Dependable
Values
Allen, Kansas Coach And Maker
Of Champions, Wins 15th Title
I.AWRENCB, Kan., Mur. SO
Ml') Tli Blxth ronnveutlvo Mi
nourl Vallfy basketball champion.
9hp halt Jutft roniii homo to roost,
tn tho Juyliawk iiem tit the t'nl.
vernlty of Kiuikoh, but lr. K
Allen, illrertor of ni hlcl lr.-i and I
?oacli of bimketball, Iuih forKottrn j
uhout It. llo alreudy ih Intrnt on
mkxt yenr'a tfoin. ;
"PIiob" Allen liaa had IS chnin- I
tllODHhlp teumM out of 17, elKht of
tlieiu In tin, Mlawurl valliy. ,
"How do you build up champion- I
Bhlp ti'iinm year after year?" ho I
wan nuked, and "Where iloen the
aiaterlat come from.?,,
Kard work amtwern tho first
iiueatlon," ha responded. "The. ma.
yours und had . v. n I'li'iiii'iimi.iliip
l. utllB. .My imins h,.r,, , kiu,
ill 1908 and IS09 won rhniupinn
ahlpa und In I tin ei(,lit ji.iis 1
liavi! been buck here my t.:nim
liuve won .lis In u row, enuniinir
thlH yi ur.
A Man's (iitiui.
"HlLski-lbult Im u m.in-R Uiimr. It
reqiiiren Hlaiulnn uml teamwork.
inn j no not try to liull.l u nut.
ehlne. 1 try to ,1. vi lop . ai li
pluyer and to Insllll in hliu the en
tliuslusin wtiirii iibnuliiieiy mut
b there If h i to be a i hiiinpb.ii.
"I do not rut down my sound
lifter thn first few wm.k.i of prac
tice. Kvnry man who Iuih tin. n-
thlislnniii tn Clinic mil lu .i..,n .....
lerlHl all cornea from KiitiHaa. Ramo amount of attention, as n
:very man on this year's teum result I always hove material cur.
rb a native product. , red o-er from year to year.
"I waa at Missouri Teachers "iin nimw im vi. n. ......1
the first year n lull, awkward boy
who .11.1 cverythliiR wrong. I
Iciiarhed him tlirouKhout the sum-
liner, and I trot my reward.
j "l-iverv leiiin. of courM', must
have a thoroHKli KroundliiK In tho
luuilaniiulalH of the Kume. tilven
two teauiK euually mulched, thn
team liavmir the
OIISTACI.K NO UAH TO
(illtl. t Alili CHA.MI'KIXS
Eugene, Ore., Whips Flor
ida Team 13 to 12 and
Plays Norfolk Today
Hy Mil' AswK'liilc't.l IrPNN
I'ooiitello, Iila., di-Tfatcd Ilothfll,
WuhIi., 2H lu 20 in on overtimu
ritrlu(l ut noon today. 'J'hu, Cow
hoyn Iraidil ut huirilnto 12 lo Jl
tut a third period Hjiurt put tin-in
u hi in) or tho WaHhiiiKtun tfiiin, JS
to M. liotht'll rumo I'iH'lc with fl
polnlH lo rofuffllo'tt 2 fn Hid lat
MUaih r IjiiI in the ovrfinirt ixulod '
tht CowhoyK looped i polntK uml
h hi Holln ll wondf-KH.
" 'T-l'-i.-"?-!'.-, - .1
Beavers Even Series'with
Frisco Seattle Drops ;
Opening Contest '
I'AOII'IO COAST I.i:Al'K
W 14 'PCt.
Sacramento ...
'l.oa Aneelea ...
I'orttund .
Sun Kruuriaeo
MIhkIoiiu
Ouklunil
Hollywood
Seal lie
.... II
.... 0
1.0(10
J.IIUO.
.BOO
.GOO
.500
,500
, .000
,000
CIIK'AC.O, Mar. 31 fAP) -tYo
air wum cleared toduy for tho real
HtriiKKleH In the national lilfh
Hchool buskeiball loiirnument with
the I'lelil of : bauia cut to III.
I'ivn from the south Rive that Jler a hu bupluiuioro who has
Kectlon i,tH KrenteHl opporl unity for never named a varalty letter but
the tltbi In the nine years of tho who will captain Columbia's var
I'nlverslly of Chicago tournament, ty crew lit the l'uulll.evpBla r-
NorrolliT'va., has tiled for flvo Kalltt' thla tuimon, llo U -title C.
years lo win. und that teum'a Im- Luiiibarl, ttroko y Ultl
The fori land Heaver, ufter
dropplno; tho openinK arame, eamo
buck In Hun h'ranc.lsco ynsterduy
und subdued the heals 4 to 3 In a
sliiKKinu; ronlcMt. l'ortlund ftnthored
i:i hits to Krisco'a nine, both tenms
making two iiiLsplaya.
I.os AuKelea took tha npennff
KUiuc from .Seattle 7 to 1 and Mis
signs turned on Oakland to oven
up thn series, .
Sucniineulo won , Its fiocnnij
strulKht tfunio from rUollywood. .
pri-ssivc HhowiiiK yesterday, ptuy-
iiiB just hard enoiiKh to win und
with plenty In reserve, hiudo' It
one of I he third round favorites
today. Three of the southern rep
resenlullvis are in the lower half
of the druw, Norfolk, Vu.. Flor
ence,, .Miss., and A'ienna. Ou., the
luttec one of the smoothest ma
chines of Ihe coinpetilloii. London,
Ky.. und liuti'svllle. Ark., aro in
the upper hnlf.
I'oiir U'mt Ti-anis Win
l.'our of the westerners foilft-ht
Irenliniuu crew.
r:iiiiiiTio.vriA.tiics .
New Orleans (AP) It. jr. E.
St. I.ouls American .......... 4 7 0
New Orleans .-....- 0 5 3
llutteries VuiiKlliler nnd
ScIiuhk; Scott, l''reemun and Cor-
ley.
tti:iiMiAV'K oami:s .
Suci'ttiiK'iilo 7, Hollywooil 3
Sacrumento (AP) ' - Jl. II. J-
Hollywood ' - 3 ' I I
.Sacrumento .......... .7 15; 2 i.
ortEGONi AOnictn.TinAr
COI.I.KOH. C'orvallts, Mar. ji.
Oregon AkkIo athletes out for
spriim sports have settiod down to
earnest. IruininK In preparation r0i
tho different contests this term
Thn baseball field, tennis courts'
und track uro busy places sinr
tne Koon weutner set in. Tho first
'competition of tho season is Krlduy
, when Couch Cpleninn's bull Muy,
, era meet Pacific, university on tha
local dluntoml. , ,
! Huro Is n schedule of .Oregon
AgKlo varsity uthliitlca for, nlu
sprliiK tterin:
: ' IWrlmll ,
April 1 Pacific, nt Corvnllls.
April a-Puclflo lit t'orvulis.
April 8 Willumetto nt Corvnllls.
April II Willamette nt t'orvallls.
April 13 open. ' . ,
April 14 opon.
April 15. open.
April 10 open.
April 12 Oregon nt Corvnllls.
April 23 Oregon ut Corvnllls.
May 0 Washington at Oorvallis.
May 7 Wushlnglon ut C'ofvalls.
May 13 Washington ut Rehtlle. -.
May 14 Washington nt. ftcnttlc.
May 20 Oregon ut Kugene.
May 21 Oregon nt. Kugono
llulterli'S Klielinnbuck anil Mur.
pliy; Hiiclino und Severed. .
! 30
Track
!ehiy
cnrnlval nt
Tampa. ITa. (AP) n. II. K.
St. I.ouls National 4 IS 1
Washington Amrrlcnn 6 10 1
their way through the first rounds p . ,n,rBlon ,.; Mnrb,.;
and Iluel, O'Nell.
Missions 2, Oakland) 1.
Ouliland. cl. (AP) It. It. E. I
Missions S 4 ?
Ouklund 17 1
HulteileH i.udolph, Wcinurt,
llryun, ' Dumovltch und Whltnoy;
Hoehler, Cooper and Baker, Head,
April
.. Seattle.
' Muy 7 Washington duni nt Cor
j villus. '
'.lluy Zl tiregon tlliai ai r.ugene.
' May 27 Northern division P. C
P. 'meet nt Corvnllls.
Juno 4 Paciflo coast - Interrnl
leglules nt l.os Angeles.
I Sun Antonio (AP)
' Pittsburg Nutionul . .
Delroit Americun
' Hattories Meadows,
and Smith, Coooli; Wliltehlll,
with SO" all ,lHHsler, Shea.
R. H. K.
14 2
3 6 1
Morrison
Kugene. Ore., and Itothell,
Wash., to represent Ihe coast, and
Colorado Springs. Colo., and Poco
tello, Ida.
The eastern contingent simmered
down lo one teum. from. Bristol,
Conn., (but the New Knglundora
likely will come through tho third
roiinu loiiuy. ,... , ,, ,!,, 4
J'lorence. MIHS.I ,.cm chioriv nf Ihe rnlllnir hnnli- I l.Vn Meltf.n (AIM It. If. K.
like variety. . 'Portland . 4 13 2
-'Puulino wns bom nnd raised In Sun Krunclsco , 8 '9s -2
tlie rugged 'Pyrenees country,' HutterieS Hughes und Wendell;
Oib-
I
I.os Angeles 7, Seattle I.
l.os Angeles (AP) It. K. R.
Seattle 16 0
l.os AngeleB 7 111
Hntteries Kdwards,'' Graham
and Jenkins; Wright und Hannah.
San I'ranclwo 3.
Wisconsin anil the Dakotas
weathered the first two rounds.
Itoswell, N. M.. remained out of
Hie southwestern group und both
niiiiKu ' " ' " chumpion of ull
two Chicugo teunis meet tonight . ... ' .
and u fast, rough melen Is ex
pected from their snowing yesior-day.
Ililllieil ..n-.m ............ i, ,,,., ,y, i..i,ui f i,,l rmlll n.nl 135.0011.-
The championship round of eight ' . '. , ,. h , t, v.r. '
. .....tin a .,l,f Hi".".".
' - Tennis
April 30 Willamette nt Corvallia.
-. Muy 7 Iteed college nt Portland.
Muy 14 Open..
Muy 20 Stanford at Kugene.
luy 21 Washington ut Kugene
(3 o'clock).
Muy 21 Oregon nt Eugene. . (2
o'clock).
, May 28 Oregon nt Corvnllls.
where lie Is recognl.ed us tho Moudy und Agnew.
wood-choppers; 1 -
besides having gained some reputa-! KTOHKS OKT MI'CII
tlon us u mutudor. He won tho ' NKW YOHK What Is eurned In
j henvyweiglit title of Spuln and 1000 hours Is spent In a year in
' I. IIMI'KCU Olll I II II rCUH. IOC I.UK- leillll Lllir. n nill ic; ni.ffnn
tile rtmedr om In t tub
coDvviiivnt anl tuy to np('ly . Your
win tciuimj monry u rAiu
MRNT fall to rum n at
Im ti tf hiiia. U(n.l. hUdillu or uro-
PAZ0 OINTMENT
games sturta at noon while eight
consolation round gumes nn
sprinkled through tho program.
Toduys pairings:
12 noon Holhell, Wash., vs Po
catello, Ida.
1 p. in. London. Ky., vs Huron,
S. n.
2 p. m. Orand Forks, N. IJ., vs
ICuil Claire, Wis.
5 p.' in. Itoswell, N M vs nntes-
ville, Ark.
... 0 p. in. Eugene, Ore., vs. Nor
folk, Va.
.1 p, iu.-Hrlslol, conn., vs. J ior-
enciy Miss.
8 n. in. EngleWOOd lllgn.l'ni-
cago, vs Morton high. Cicero, III.
a p. m. Vienna, On., vs Colo
rado Springs, Colo.
PAULINO HAILED
AS NEXT CHAMP
Spanish Heavyweight Is
Most Colorful of 1927
Crop of Aspirants
HITS TOO HARD
NKW YOltK, .Mar. ill (A.V)
Paulino Is ilesilued to wear Hie
crown of lieavywclglit champion, '
In tlie iiplnlon nf (iwirges CjiiiH'n
ller, llnv oilarfiil l'lvncliniail who
railcil In nil eflort to lilt the title
from .lack lcmsey In 1021.
I'lTTSFU'ltO. Kan. Mimbera
of !lut Ktrtn liaHKi'llmll (cum of
f'ockerill. wlnnt-rH of the Kansas
Stale girls tmakftbull tournament,
nhovt'leil snow off the outdoor
most thorough court on which they nluyeil to prac-
KidimJ work will win. I tlrp for tho con teat
"Almv. nil. I try to inxtlll oprlt ..Th(j 8p,rit of ovoroomlntr oh
If. into tuy m, n. They must stU0e8 put tho team In excellent
M.I 1 iiik II HUH ill
"WUI to Win"
Anatn ami aguin (his maker of
lly Alan .1. c;oulil
I NKW YOHK, Mar. 31 (AD
Paulino l;KcU(lun may not develop
tnto the tOKicul rontemler for Geno
Tunney's title tlil year, but tho
niKKfti .Spanish lmavyweight hnf
ili-monst rated hltnsolf to ho, the
most colorful of the 1927 crop of
: rhninpionship aspirants,
! So fnr, nt least, Paulino hn np
pHiil lo tho huvyveiKht picture
the same picturesque, prlmllive
touch Ihnt Kills Angel Firpo gave
to the famous rampnlKn of
Like the K'aiit Argentine, Paulino
; hus Jumped nuiekly Into tho spot
light a display of crude fighting
'power. Whether the Hatwiue wood
chopper packs a punch to compare
with the famous right of the "Wild
Hull." however, remains to be
. seen.
! Paulino bowled over liis first
; three opponents on thifl si do in
short order, two in Havana and an
olV'r, Homer Smith, In Tampa.
The Spaniard, however, did exhlhlt
a devosiuling wallop In carrying
(off u close decision from tho mel
j nucholy Jane, Knute Hansen, In
Madison Sqnaro Garden recently
IH was Pnulino's courage, aggres
siveness, Btamlna nnd utility tt
"take If that impressed the ex
perts who watched his New York
debut.
The Spaniard's next big test,
slated for April 1 nt the Garden,
will pit him ugainst a fighter of
his own rugged, glvc-aml-tako
type Tom Ileeney of New Zealand.
In physical tmikc-up Pautlno Is
Efim light doct not ttrct. Brhl'liiliU frwn hiddin Umpt druw trd. Clx hurt yctiaht.
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cliainiion.H use.! the plrninc- "will
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lie l.s t. .'in ii m enthusiasm fnr
basLrtWall, which perlmpa wua tho
imutt tinicnt factor In bin wlnninir tomohllcs.
'aiui. Th.. ih
CollB at Warronahurt seven a cliain.un9lili Mr mo catua nut , nminal jr'hool.
for
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four hard games in two days." H. ouks whlcii, to refer to the legends
J. ltuwlus. couch, declared. of his curecr. ho is accustomed to
t'ockerlll is an unincorporated topple with his trusty axe when in
community rural school, and us his native haunts. Nrond ami thick
finances were limited the girls set, he is almost tit-void of neck,
made the trip to tlifl state tournn- a circumstance which ia of distinct
ment, about Itin miles away, in nil- advantage in tho ring, ennlillng
him to tuck his chin out of harm's
four teama that reach between bis shoulders.
hi vacation be Is going to I competed in the aeml-finals were Coming at bis opponent with a
from coiuniunitiea located within a weaving, swaying motion both
few miles of each other in a coal arms swinging fan-like, I'aullno
mining community. p resell is a perplexing target lo hit.
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