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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1927)
Tuesday, September (, 11)27. Page Two LA GKANHK EVENING OBSERVE!! ALLEN WINS OVER FLASHY HEBREW Benny Wolfe. Unable Avoid Rain of Blows-Semi-Final Draw. to Look Tor the lYig Rummage and Remnant Sale Starting Wednesday Morning Hill's Dept. Store SPOETNEWS New York Giants Within One Game j Of League Leading Swashbucklers A.Mi:itK'A.' i: w. l.. TsVw York !tl :i9 I'hlludi-lphla 70 60 Detroit 70 u Wnnhlnrton Ou c'hli'UKu CI U8 c'l.viliinil 69 72 St. .oul 63 77 Ho.ilon 41 87 I VI. .7l'l .677 .63 X .631 .473 .46u .4UH .:I2H x NATIONAL I.KAdl'F e vr. j. ret. .6X1 .6 8:1 .674 ,673 .4 U M .433 .423 .302 ritittburtf Nrw Yorli Kt. Joullf rlnrlnliutt lloatoii Mroahlyn I'hliadelphla 7 ti 7 4 74 66 71 61) (i 7 66 7 2 66 76 .47 t:i Hy the Awhifttl rnw The hifmlrutloiml tlnh of thft Giants, toward the top of the standing today had brought John Mctlinw'i club from a poor fourth to wit hlti one game of t ho pneo maklng IMtlwhurK IMral'H. Holiday double hcadem ye.iter-' (lay resulted tn three of thn firm division team breaking even while Plttnhurtf wan hetnjr m t tmt-k twice by Cincinnati. Th Otantn bowed before tin Hnaton Urn vi-, 6-1. befur they eaimj buck for a victory In the H. ronJ, 9-8. Utxoy and loiiohuii pitched ( inclnnatl to 11b twin triumph over f'lttuhUi'K by noorcfl cif V-6 ii ml 4-S, respectively. iX'fty W1mf. Whin Munager Joe Mc( nrtliy, of the rhlrago Cubs. play1-.! n loiijr tthort against Ht. Louln and m nt IVfty W'i'incrt.' Just acquired ircun tint San Kraiu'lHco MlHHlono, to tin opening Kaiiic, Welnr-tt held the world chainplonn to flvn hltn nnd turned In a 0-1 vUitory. Ht. Louis look thu next K'uu by a ii-0 wort. Hrooklyn dropped both games to the tull-rnd ritllllfH. 6-1, and 7-1. i'y Williams bid ashed out hit twenty-fifth and twenty. Hist h lmmcrs of the your. The American Lengue'H Htnr lioltiluy atttiactlon wuh it aged at Hunt on nliii thu Jti'd Hoi car ried thw niikwi J V Innings In the flint gume ttud then trimmed t he leaders 12-1 1 . Tho Y a it keen w on handily la the weeond game. I. -u. Connie MAck'it Philadelphia A t hie' tea lrvngthened their hold m Herond plttrtf hy trltnmlnK WiiNhtntrton, j.j ond 3-0. ClilcnKO nnd ItclroU Bpltt, TliomnH blanking Ihr Tin th In t hi' npenf r, fl-0 nnd 1 e1 roll wln iiIiik tho next, a mIiikkIhk matrh. lo-ti. f'lrvi'Iiiiid and Ht. l.ouis tnoko t'Vt n 'fht IiuliiuiH M'lii' i-ct d out a" 7-0 win In thi rltt xtuiu nnd Itallou Hi nti d Hu(d(yi In the f'HUiJ Kunio. Ht. I.oulrt kuItiIiik a 'J.-2 di-cijilon. ,lut iim noon an wo dlMcovrr that brmiiancc In hllfw. It Isn't. r. Lchicago vn ttie Direct daily jprvicc through tin- muKnirictnt ( un.nlinn l':icitK' Kcu kio leave Vamuuver 11 C. nt 7.45 p m. (in n inrleclly eiii!)H-(l train famous d.r ciiinfdrt iinj menu. KdimJ Trip Kncs on .S.ir iinlilSi7iti'iHlt-r.W; Keliirn Limit October 31! C.iiiiiJi.iii r.in'if T.iv.'J. ri i lif.'u,, GmI Ihl Wm'.J O.cr. ' Canadian Taciiic W rl Deacon Cr it 4mt Pa'rOfp" SSTMrdit rbnljmlMutumtiiAhHflfil.ij km lT.tK,J,0 H tnw.lhH f.iA(t DEMPSEY BEGINS SECRET TRAINING Little Weight' to Lose, Trainer Says Chicago Pleased With Tunney LINCOLN KIKI.DS CUKTK, III. Sept. fl (AI' H-rrct tialniriK Im--Kun for Jack I ,n i jH-y loduy. The hubbuh nnd eotnim nt on Deiiip.'iey'fi rltijf workouts while he whh tryliiK to perfect u shift to ewrape rlht hand hwiiikh Uuh Mh- ! tin bed the fixuier ehainpiun ami. hi nianuKer, l.eo Flynn. Only! Iteu-Hpa perimn will be :tdiiiilld to the racii traek camp now. )empHey yeHterday vlnited for 1 Iho flint lime the mi ne of lii.s up-j jroachlMK tUb' boul. The Uibor' I ny C4'le brat Ion In 1 he Hoblier i field Hludlutn attrai'led the lortn-' er rhampton ua lie runie to town' to have illitmr with h!n wife itinl lu utopped loin; eiKuiKh to make an appearance iih reiei-i-e in a' box! uk mulch on t he Labor I lay pi oki urn. dark (iris OxUlioii The Htadium held about 0,tion and I M-fMrtcy etilei ed he , w a.H Kreeted with ht) OVallOll " nrrom IMinhd by wlhl cIic.th and the t h rowing of hatK and Heat ruh- j loilH. l-'or the next former champion thtiiKH iiiy. Two two day (): plana to lukn laM of boxiutf and two days of real npp I" he l lyon it program. "Jack 1h Mtlll -aK"f !o ko.'' Klynn wahl, "and tlint'H the way we want to keep him. The flht 1h more than two wniH away and Jack bun very little mm c weight to lose." LA K K VILLA. III.. S-pt. fi (Al')--The more ChlcaK'i Hi-en of tiene Tunney, lil.s plea.s.int nmtle ami redoubtable hh, I he better 11 liken him. Hut the illy ap parently reallf.es thai (b-ne ha flelloiltf hunlm-SH uhe;id nnd has no Intention of annoying a heavy-wi-lKbt champion nilh too prl,i- tetit atletitloii. As a result, Tunney funnd him self wild a .special pi 1 1 Ice body Kuard todity with oibr lo al low none but close friends near the title. holder or uilhin the training iiuartei H at I he Cedar ( 'reMl conn! ry cub. At least one oi fleer will be wil h Tun my con st;ui I ly until (leiie matches flsis wil h Jack I )empsey In diTensc or" his title on the nb;ht or Sep!, A do.en police Mien Te tiec eswai y to control I he 'J.4n.i t'tniH who came yestel-ility to see the f-hiimplnn work out for the first lime In the mid. lie went. The ciowds jammeil about the club house, almost. suepl into his dressing iiuitrters and cheeied him bolstei ousty as he went about 1 he i;i ys w or k. The dlsphiy ileaie( '1'unney ami he mo I te. constant I y t hi out; bout the workout. I'huck Wiggins, the 1 lid I alia ll'ht hea yi eiKht. bore the brunt of Tuuney's tight hand attacks. Pendleton High Football Squad Starting Work I'KMH i:T( IN. I be.. S- pt. High school starts today and wHh it starts the annual gridiron yeai. i'oach l.Mitiin w ill start his eleven oft t ho first day tn t on du mentals Griuluntion look a heavy toll or the ;cC eleven and the coach will hie to draw heavy from his spurts of lust year and new mate i lat. The line sutlers heaieM from tackle to tackle. Lang, H-lts. Young, Albei ts. Hind are bst to the siUnd tins year. Mover and 1'ionlu will be back. Oonin woi k eil ut. center during t he season and Move)- nt guard and tackle. The ends were bit intact with Cisk, Hulvcuon. Cardan and Ir win returning- The hat kf b id will be minus Joms, t nil buck, nnd possibly Tutir. Miller and King, h-tt.-rmen, will be back for dot y. Qulnn had no me ot her prom tic ing can d ida ten for Urn- and tmck fleld coming up from the Yannl Kuns of last your. i i KlaHhiDK a Hleady allack t hat ( resulted in three knockdowns in the seventh, eighth, and letilll rounds, I ltd liter Alh-n, La Grande ivellt-rwt IkIiI, wuii n cteat-cul de cision from Kenny Wolfe, I'hlla- 'delplda. In (he iiiiiltl eent of the' Labor I lay boxliiK card hei e last idKht. I The fixhtH, HtuK.-.l before if full house, were dtclan-d In b- I he' bent this city ban w it nessi-d In several months. Albn'M vletury over the Ibbrew will undoubtedly open 1 he way for his app'-arunce in I'urlland, Spokane and other larjfer nlles, local fans and promoters dechne. Wolfe, with fin excellent rrem'd ami with victories over some of the leading lirfilei'H in this part of the country. has fought in lienver, I'oithind and other met ropolitan centers and bis los to Alien by Hiieh a lur- inarKin, adds niunh lo the La Crumb boy'fi priHtiKe. Diiriric tin- first seven round;, of the match honors were about even, with t he flashy Jew hmd UiK many blows on Allen, who smeared his opponent a number of times also. Too many elbms and clever defensi vt tactics on tin- part of the out-of-town puiri- hst, kept Allen from tv-urlm,' a knoekout. Most rinKsidet H conceded A I len the last four rounds by a large margin with the others about even, unless I he four) It mitfht be Klven lo Wolfe, ! I outweighed Itenny five and a half pounds, entering the rinf; at 142 to his opponent's LttiLj. Ills aKKressivenei.s and treiiKln actually hwuuk t he bat lb- his way. After the Hebrew found that, he could not hurt Albu1 with his IlKhtniiiK ja bs, he was moii wary about exposing lilm- sdf with the result thai Alien1 landed few solid punches e:eept on the body. Several hmashlne; t wo-fisted attaeka lo Wolfe's head, however, rocked him and sent him lo the canvas. , Itobluvn, HliK-kwcll I veil j The Hem. final slx-ronnd event between TiK-r Hob Hobinson, of! San Jose, rah, and Kid Hlack-I Well, of Kuk'!I". Ore., i-mh d in u ilraw wil b fans tleclariujr it to be one of the lies! bunts on the. card. The ( 'allfornlitn Ktnacked j Hlackie to the canvas in the first round bi;t the Mu'ene lad was Up before the referee r-;iltj ; Ket a count si a rted and as bor-' ItiK Into his taller adversary. In' the silcceedlliK mimds Hhiekuetl) made up for the first round amlj toiiKht himself into a uraw. Hoth VM:te liKKressi'e ! aildj Hbtck well wtiH pari Icularl adept to inlightliiK. Hoblnson resort I turj mainly (o punching at a longer tallge. t , I'rtl Kilis l,ic . The Klipo 1'ord Kid Lov.-'ll mh- I clal event ended in the s. eemt round when the La Grande boy' won over tin- Knierprise lad by a! terhnlcnt knockout. Tim hell all the end or the first round saved Lovetl, ih he took a count of ten j before Die crowd realized that the bell had pum-t uated the count. LoVell, with a crouch am! a 1 K'ood defense, presented a prob- . lent to Kord tor a minute or so. but l-'irpo managt-d to open the way for a couple of wallops and from then on the outcome was never In doubt. I .ovell nine out of his corner fighting In the sec ond round but was unable to weather Ford's nttnek, G'i tfc Wilts 1 1 tenet1 Jcs: George defeat..) Mini Woodfin In a four-round prelim inary that hroiiKht the cioml lof itH feet IllOre t 1)11 11 OllCe. Hilt "l bnvs give each other evt rvl 1dm; The Only Excitement Left In the American League C 19J7, R. T. Rfynetdi Tobacco Conpaoy, Wintion-Sairtn, N. C. they had but In the final rounds, George's coolness ami a slightly bmge- reach turned the tide his way. lie was able to beat Wood fin to t he punch most of t he lime. The scrap staited off at a fast pace and slowed up very little until it came to an official end. O. I . Scott refereel all bonis and his derisions unt with t he approval of the ciowd in each "s Jj The cigarette you can smoke with real enjoyment If all cigarettes were as good as Camel you wouldn't hear anything about special treatments to make cigarettes good for the throat Noth ing takes the place of choice tobaccos MAItlXK lEMM-im WINS in: isioN ovi:u hyrkh KLAMATH KAl.LS, Ore.. Sept. (i ( A I ' ) - -Marine Haim-ii, (Heat l-'alls, Mont., won a ten-round de cision over Hank Kyker, or Sea; tie, in the main evrnt of Labor I ay boing ca i d here last night. Hykt'r was on the floor for the nine count In the final f ranm. Johnnie Kugatc, of Klamath Calls. and Jack O'Mnlh-y. of Spokane, went six rounds In the seml-w indtlp. The n-fe tee's draw i decision was unpopular as most of the fi-ns i bought Kugate had earned an eawy victory. Seattle Takes 5-Inning Game From Portland I'ACM'K coasi i, i: gi i; W. L. Pet. Oakland l"l t;5 .tins Seattle !oi Ti ,r,.Mi San Kranetatco '.r2 7,r .Tial Cortland M SO .aOS Sacramento S.' J4 .4H4 Hollyw ood TT fin . 4 ; I Missions T I .4f..". Los A ngeb s d 2 1"j .ii I T lly the AssoHtiHNl Ih-ts In a game cut short, by rain in the fifth inning Seattle scored an easy 6-3 triumph over the I'ort laud Leavers. The winners s Hue.) three tiui s in the first frame and three times more in the third. After dropping the first contest to the Missions tj-:i. Hollywood ra me back In the seen nil en counter to register a tl-,1 win. San Kransiro and Los Angeles split a double bill with the An gels grabbing the first fin me P-S and the Snls taking the second 3-0. The h ague-h ading Oaks grab lied two easy contests from Sac ramento, w inning the first 2-0 and the second '.' -3. George Hoeh ter In Id t he Senators to one hit in the first game. , Most of us try lo put oft every thing ecep! fl rood 'in!' TOR PICTURE FRAMING At Reasonable Pi ices TRY The Oregon Hardware FIRST JbX. i ftfe I jipw Inn) mmc pnA FRIDAY SEPT. 30 Final return limit Oct 31 Your last opportunity to go East on exceedingly low round trip lummer excur sion fares. Libera! stop, over going and returning. Awn. will t.U ran .ct Ur from rou ily and help m.p owl your iliMrarr. UNION PACIFIC J. If. KF rNIY, Agent Tj firnjide, Oro for Shouldi'Tt batted in Sncf. Hunter & Bohnenkamp 1'tineral Directors Main 42 Day and Nlcht FOR SALE Plastered 4-roof.i house, rr'-eii-cl.a hark porch, built-in kitdi'n. wired, garage, lot r,ixf4J ft., cc im nt walk; partly furnished, tanit heater, library table, buffet, w ) ft ing desk, couch, rugs and chairs. Near Greenwood i-dionl. Pi io 1 right: very liberal terms. Owner will rent. A nice little home for Sinf'1: fo ot her at fliao. You will be u-- j prised at the values In each. N"t I a few are paying $!' rent this: ' sbntlt.t e)e.n.r.. t I...1.- rs..-int Pl'O '1'iity In homes like thiK Sph n.lid led on Spring nven'M' for wile. Paved, si-b ft :ilk an 1 sewer. Money tn loan on La Gran b city ptopeity. (Ico. II. Currey I.cultor i J
