La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 05, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWpihiosdav. October 5, 1927 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER l : ! HI r !'. i J For School u . For Street For Long Wear HUMMINGBIRD SILK HOSE $1.50 a pair Dependable fl'llj Dependable Quality Olli S Values --Kansas Coach Tells Story of The Origin of Football Huddle System Ily J. Jl. Anderson i nsoclated VreuH Stuff Writer) KMI'OKJA, Kan. II. W. (Hill) Hurt; I M vetcn.li mentor of the Km p o ii a Teuc h e rs' co 1 1 1 k e he t e , i h i KPiicrully credited with bdnK the first to use the Jiudillo system In fool bull. A. hljfli school quart er Jmrk of McMlnnvlllc, Ore. gavn KarKlHfl the Idea, r In dlocussiriK the huddle recent ly; HurKlss told the story of it h hi-Klnnlnif. "While roach of the OreKon Aff- i HU'H in Corvulli In 1ftl9. I referred h hlirfi school foot). all gume In Mb- Mliui villif. Thtt field hud no bleachers ond a low fence failed to keep the rrowd from swurjnlnf? on the. field. Kor three periods tho Kunie wuh scoreless. Near t tin end of the lust quarter the Mr.Mlnnvllle team started a. drive and curried the hall to their opponent' lo yard JInoi r "All this time the cheering wan 'dettfenlnfr. Tho uimrterbiick had been yelling at the top of his voire to make his siKnais heard und wuh "wearing; himself out. Finally, un ynhlo to maka himself heard ubovo '.the din, ho pulled off hlH hetul tKnr, threw Jt on Iho Kround and yelled: ; "Come hack hero, you Kuy, and in- I'M te) you whut the play is." 'The boya, cume buck, Kuthered V- around hUn, Ho wo thorn tho play und they went throiiKh It ... U-iJIUI Ml .J V As We Grow t Older J- Profier Kidney Action Is More Than Ever Important. y1 AS w grow older, there Is XX opt to be a gradual slow- ing up of bodily functions. The X ' kidneys are the blood niters. ' If their action becomes slug gith thy do not tJioroughly clcanne tlu blood of poisonous ' , wastes. Tliis tends to make one tired and orhy, with often nagging backache, drowsy , headaches and dizzincoa. A common symptom of imperfect kidney action i scanty or burn ing excretions, Elderly people recommend Doan's PHI. This , tested diuretic is endorsed the . country over. Abk your neitftt - , tor A Stimulant Mittmtb tn th KiJnmw rF-M1IUUmCo.,Mfg.CU.p..lW(1.t0.N,Y. 1 aJ Monday . 'M immmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmamm COMING! ' ZUI1ER 1 1 ALL Sat., Oct. 8 " : , HAM CRAWFORD'S 8 Louisiana Snycopators 8 "The South's finest dance orchestia" - Don't Forget the Dale! STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT For informiilion c;ill Main 709 Travel La our Modern Ciair-Car Stages! - Leave La Grande for Wullown Lake 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. La Grande for Bukor, Hoisu 2 :25 p.m. I m Grando for Kuker only 7 ;30 p.m. La Grande for Pendleton 11:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (Connwtton. at I'endltion tnr Wullu Wulla anit 1'isroi , Leave La Gramic For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 ' wllhoul additional signals. Thin ' wan repeated und the hull was cur ried over I he Koal line for a touch down, J'luy required much less time than when he tried lo call hi uiKnulH. j "This K'lVfl mo on Idea. In tho HpriiiK of J!n, iliirlnK the few j wc'kH of practice for the next full, :I Irh-d It out uL the AkkU achool, AX. first t wan awkward, hut even tually It Im cuiijo better und I havo been uhIhk It ever since," JnvcstlKfitlons In recent' years have cunvlncrd JlnrKlss that no i''oiich wuh using tin system before. hn tried It on the West Count. Now the. huddln Is universally used. Iluriflss Is one of the. old timers of the Kansas conference, ranklnff rnlM outslile the park but corn wit h in: Oarfield Weede of tho mandiriK o fine view of the field. i'ltlHbillK TearherH' (?ollefe. I'ltts burx, Kas. Jn tlia four years prior to his Krudiiatloii from (tie Km poria Teachers' College,, then the Kuuhus Htata Normal,, in 1 KOtt, HaiKlna starred In football, bas ketball und truck. In fo hn coached' the Marlon, Kunsas, high school., Tho next three, yearn hn coach erl tho '( "olh'Ke of JJm porta hent, leaving in I'jKf to fukn ov;r buskel hull and track at the I'nl- v!rslty of Kansas. The next four years ho was ' couch at his, alina muter, leavlno; there to couch tho , On-iron AkkIcs In Hive ' he has been with' tho Emporia Touchers as nlhletic director and head coach, actively coaching; footbnll und truck. Jjxst year his eleven won the foolhuil champion- olj the Kunsus conference. . ALLEN IS LOSER IN PORTLAND GO , .. i -n j boldier Morrow, of Iort , Lewis, Wins the Nod Ford Knocked Out PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 6 (AP) Kdille I tuber ts, Tucoum welter welKlit scored a knockout over Jimmy Marcus, I.os AnKeles, in the rirsl round of tho advertised ten round bout here lust, nlkht. Aiikus Hutdcrr Canadian heavy- weight, took u six-round decision over Nulls (io.thion, 'Hood Itiver, In the seml-wlndup. Soldier Morrow, Kort UhwIh, won Hie call over pel Allen, J.a Grand! HJ pounder in a six-round prelU miliary. "Teddy I-ox, Halern featherweight knocked out Young Ford, l.a Clrande, In the wcund' of n sche- duli'd four round bout, Last night wuh I ! Allen's sen. ond appearance In Portland. Two weeki. ago he und Henny Wolfe fought to u six-round druwi ' '''''' The Keiiernl store has come in from the crossroads. You'll find it In almoMt. any town under (he name of "Drugs. YANKEES, PIRATES IN OPENING GAME Kremer, for Pittsburg, ; Hoyt, for New York, j Occupy the Mound j fty Hi Jan IJcll (AH'orfated ln.w fcxrt Writer) j I'lTTKBritCJ, Oct. b. Al') I World series tfui unlmc kuv way I today to mo I Id fuel as the flits (bur Pirates und New York Yan kees went out to say M wmi nase bull ImiH and curves. Opening of the series foun everyone satisfied hut a luw num ber of funs and Herb J'ennock. Many of their leaders during I the regular championship season had no definite und certain plans for getting in the park today, uni th star Yankee left hunder was limpiiiK ubout with u bruimil knee. j Then- were not enouxh tlrkts , to no around for Forbes field, home of the National ha Kite chain ptons, run seat only ia few hun dred over 40.000 under normal rondltlons, with HtandlriK room for several thousand more. Hundreds who failed lo kc tlek- tn uluml iml wull fit t h rdim hniil the nlKht for the gules lo open ' this inornidK. They curried their places In the temporary sluiids I'rfifWM'kV 1iaiM'H Pennock's Injury, suffered In hatllriK practice yesterrluy when ho was struck above the knee by a liner from the left handed but of Ccdrlc Durst, uppeured serious, uU though his phyHlchiri dechvred that the left bander who has never been ehai'Ked with a world's series defeut, will be nady when the teams move to New York. . ' Home of the. pllchrr's mnliH Hhook their heads In doubt, Kven without the services of pennock Hie Yunkees'1 1 pitchers stuff is in ood shnt. with Hoyt. Moore- Bltoek und I'Ipki'uh cop- uhle of ossumlnif the full hurden- f needed. MaiiuKer HukkIhs has declured (hut he takes no stock in I a popular superstition that the 'Pirates are "poison" to southpuws. j If Pennock's b permits ho will !sturt u KUtoe, Hay Kremer, bin, stronjf and smart, was expected to provn the keystone of the IMttshursT defense. The htiKe t'ulirorniun, named to start the ball -rolling for the Pir- aics was Jnformat'y and unoffl- r'"iiy named ny I'lUHOiirir runs to pitch two games i..Kttrdie of the ctully named by PlltHhurjr funs to , length of the series and three of It USW.U IIW. 11.1. It . It goes the limit i To follow , Kremer. .the Pirates have Vic Ahlrlilifc, Curmen Hill und J .ee, M en d o ws I o start, a n d John Miljus, with 'a jcreut chauKe of pace, stnndliiK Irt tho front Mink of the rescue sitiucl,' Yankees 'avru-eil The 5' an kees went Into tho rt)amplnh'shlp tussle bolstered by a sllgin'Pirs-e' if populur support, won by I heir, reputation tor long- dis tance hitting;. The sport's world loves the wallop und the Yankees huvo it. The Pirates are no mean hitters but they do not slum the bull high and far away as do the Yankees. Inspired by the suner slugging of Habe liuth and I.ou Gehrig. I Conceding the power of the Am erican leugue attack, the national leagueM counter with a conviction that they will be uhle 'o prove that iUo lit1 t i11?"8':,1" bo,wln'1- , t 4 t 1 he tluocnneers believe that they match the slugging of the Yankees with speed. If. the series could hn decided by a relay race the home team would win. ItalK' A Popular Hero To many of the men In the street and bull park today the Yankees are (tube ltd! h. The, big stagger Is a greater novelty In Pittsburg than In tho National league cities he visited tn play t he American league representatives. He has played once In Pittsburg, lit an exhibition game. Tho home run champion holds the world's series participation re- I will stnii my ml iliLs morning by asking the m-Iihi rhildreti feu questions, f a tiallif of t.eimaiij w on hi riy In nn alrplojia rmtn Her-. Iln lo I (.rniide. miUI Im le raJI ed a II) lug iMileliniuii. AImi If ILsts.,p had a .New .liHsry, ulwt Hould lNlavtaiv? And IT the union hail a Imby, would the sky iiM'kel? The lu-( two qiutkniH are. Why do Mvp1o like the lti)a ii Mil and the HMi ptr tent junv tman-h Mtintr I We hnvr a sehi'tloii to Hilato forks . nt we arc closing nut nt Owe each. I will tnke two of them for a Ope w it lee. They're nlnndy luiniil the , A.- II tiMit hver Joint lutu a IJm nrller nod lunch stnutl. I have tin idea you iwn get tj iM-wrtleix on tiuis) and tviM'-lMir ilbtMn- a n sandwich fiil. The mnv Jotut 1)111 114 lto)Al CtMl. I Claude C. Pratt j Lumber Co. I W Bell Kor Cub I Tb. Poo Kul Frtvnd- ! Mmr round it. rbon Mala IM, tfo Bud Bmliml With Nats Here's Gram fjints, rormer Ala bama grid star, who broke In at shortstop for the Washington Sen ators a-few days mko. He comes Irom the Bouthen. LeaRiie after a treat season wltli'-Bfrmlughara. 0rd this murklriK his ( The battiriK order: i-iBhtli. I'lTTHHI'KO I.. Wuiht, of. ni;w yoKic Combs, rf , KoelilK. ss lluth, n" .'. OehrlK. H ;. Meusel, K I turn hart. If .. I'. Waiifr, rf WrlKhl. sh ... 'Truynor , 31) Gruitthatn, 2h I.uzzerl, 2b Harris, lb Duaun, h Hmlth, c Collins, c Kremer, p Hoyt, p empires Krnest QuiKley, (Na tional leaKue.) Hick Nallin (Amer ican leuguc) Charles Morun (Na tional league); Kmmet Ormshy (AmeVlran KeiiRiie.) i A Ki:AI, CiHIKItACK I . 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