La Grande evening observer., November 05, 1927, Image 2

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Saturday, November 5, 1!)27'
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1.0H ANOBIKH, Nov. 0 (AD
Jon DiithIms welterweight chain,
pion, and Ms-x Wnxmuii, his mnn
ukct, who Journeyed to the I'ucl
flc coufft for a title, bout that van
ished In tho bursting- of a punlliH
tin financial bubble, today extend
ed their visit In l.o Aiufeles, under
the. auspices of the pollco.
Following an unheralded dnpari
turn from olj Anirnlc ths boawr
and his manager were, taken by.
pollen offloers from; an eusliiounu
Hunta F train last night at Pasa
dena, a suburb, on charges of falim
wlvm-HsIng, based . on Oundntt'a
rnlluiK to uniicar hern Thursday
lilKlit for li Ik scheduled bout with
Ace Hmlklnn of Nebrnolui, The
(NI!A Service, .New York Bureau)
Niithulla ('nine, . I 4-yeur-rild
poet prodlxy "f Brooklyn, N. V.,
who has won the lliuo Kemierly
prixe for the heNt poem on Unity's
Sew York-tn-J'arls fllKht. "Wlnifa
of Leud," the title of tin epic,
slKnlfies the "Impossible'' which
Iilndy accomplished, N'.ithlilUi explained.
STRIBUNGWINS
PORTLAND BOUT
Acu Jtudkliut or Nenramia. ' I ,
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n lien inn vnuitijuv.., ,
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to enter thti -ring. unde and
j Waxman were released from cue
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: iHHuUd Wmtnl
y. pick Donald, promoter of. the
y right riusco, named .In-another
, warrant charging false, advertising
ifc Alius promised to surrender to Jim
!? pollen loduy.
s'4x The warrantB ugulnat the three
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ing Lesson in 10-Round
Main Event y
POIlTI.ANr, Or., Nov. 0 (AP)
iYoiihk Htrlbllnic, Miuion, ' Ou..t
lllfht linivyw.ilKlit, ' uv. Harry
Dillon, Wlunlpeir, a (en-round hox
Iiik leHHon In the main event here
liwt nUilit. The UeorKlun wiih
credited with every round,
Ktrlbllnir alaBhed and Blabbed IiIh
opponent atr will and only Dil
lon's courjiKe and Htamlna entibled
him to ko I he, full route
One of JHIlon'B rlbn wiih broken
In the Heronil round when lie Mlop
ped one o( the noutherner' IlKht-
nlnir JuIih.
w Jra
iilhe ronlenlloq of tho better IuihI
4 new bureau that "there never a
" " . tmitiunu, cui.. nem-y wriirnu in the
;; 5- UtlVerilBllllT. ,
'v't. In tho nieuiitlme, the lalo, alb
- Jiletlo comnilBBlon at a Bcrt ineel
,17lnir dumped the entire flstlo
, lunulc, Into the lap of Belli W. I'.
KtrelliiKer, the local member. The
'Hkp. other two ronuiiiwloii . memberH
depaiied for their illBtant homea
liiivlnff the nffnlr 'villi .unenim
hled und Ihnil7.ii(i0 ticket holilent
Mill howllnit for the 172,000 they
puld lo ai'n a championship butilo
onil who viewed Instead twn pre.
Iltuluary boutH and a Huut Hmuah
luir riot by the fight farm theni-
BelVI'B.
(iliarliy .May I'roflt
Htretlnirer salil that charity
pruhiibly would reap tho sole
benefit rrom the flKht promotion.
Ilia plan, concurred In by a com
mittee of I.ob AnxeleB hualneHH
men. Ik ,to turn over to We l-o
AUKClea eommninlly cheat the pari
or the Kate recelptH renmlnlnif af
ter cxpenMcs arn paid. . The pro
posal wan mkide. Htrellnuer nald
becaum- the thoiunndli Of pur.
rhaaern of irrneraH ailinliulou
tlckem were Riven no rain checks
or Identifying iituba, whllo num
liera or mniill boy vleuned flam
mil of reserved, seat stubs from
the WrlKlcy field grounds where
the pasteboard slips were toeieid
nway Thursday nlirhi by their ills
Hnintlcd owners.
The commlSMlon, acconllnr to
RtrellnKer. took no action for the
suspension of either Dundee or
Waxman and made no rullnr on
the tltln cliikmrt loudly voiced by
llutlkins and his followers as a re.
Hiilt of the flKht failure.
second round of a scheduled six
round Benil-finu).
All . four-rounderH . resulted as
followx:
Twh) Hulum boyii provided soma
real uctlon III two of the prelim
inaries, . Teddy ''ox. Hnlein won
the nod over Wlckey . IJulan, I'orl
luml . llffhtwolKht, . In one fotir
round preliminary, and lioliby Mc
Intyre, i Kaleni, wlilppnd Stanley
Stewart, ' of Portland lifanoihcr
four-rounder.-
Wes HohlM, Halt Iike middle
wetiht, KOt a four-round derision
over fleorife Kpaily, t'ortlauil.
IIDrJI kTlVn FIRFTMHV
ItKDlHNO. Oil. Bee anrered
by a 5.(iii0 fire In their aplsry at
l.os Hoides. Tehama county.
etuiiK more th:i.n I On persons try.
ins; to put out the fire. H-sword
Mundorff, one of the flreflsMer.
was slunir more tharj 1"0 tlmfs
,'inil wus In a serious condition.
Earle Sande Is
Barred from Track
HAIriMOkK. Mil.. Nov. 6 (AT)
Jor.ky Krh Samle'H t,'nl.l to
rliln oti Muryloiul rarn tnu'k wu.i
rvokMl loiluy ty tho . Atafy limit
rarliitf conuiiLsalon, not Only up
holillnir th uctlon of Ihrt i-wurt)
of tint Maryland Jockey club
wtilrh mwpctii!U Han U it for ttm
rt'inuinilcr of Him I'ltnMco iiumMIhk
for ruul rldlnir In yiNMtnnlay'ii fi3,
Umi fnturtiy, thn roininiKMlon wnt
farther und took uwtiy tUv. II tilt
rii)t-r'!i lltnttwr. ThlN incuna that
Huntlw.llt hn unahlti to rllt on
uity truck hi tltU county until Iht
Imu in rmovt'U. - . ,
toot
"I tilinply can't Htnnd tin
of nit nu to horn."
"Howg thut
"A fellow frloneil with my wlf
In tin uiUutniktille, tuwt every tluut
I heur an auto toot think tio'n
brlnK'nif n,'r ur.k.' M'iectnJ.
In a contemitorury ntu(Uitno a
doctor telltc reudern hut to do
hen nin down. Tho beat thlK
Jn to take th cur a ittinitn'r tf V
thl. T'umlnir Hhow.
Th lnit words in ftutomohHen:
'I'll .Uk."---3tniinenoia Hkl-I'-Muh
Turkey Shoot
5th ANNUAL SHOOT
Sunday, Nov. 20
and Dec. 18
of the
MO CO SPORTING
CLUB
Baker, Mac-Hi
Play Scoreless
Tie At Milton
J'KNDl.KTON, Nov. G CAT)
Mcl-uujfhlln tiiKlt Hchool and
Hukei hitch ncliool footluill
It'tiniM hut tied to a nothlntf
lioDiInK th' nt Mllton-Krei--
wuLr yiMtfrduy in uconteHt.tu
decide t lut rlimnplonhli of
Kimhtrn Or'tifim. 1 lut'i'oi'd, of
Mi'lsUUKllHn. felit u red lllH
.1 teutn'M ny with l(nir uiiHih '
from HcrlmuiUK'. while IHneH,
Keirro, lijikep itunrlet'lmck, wun
the outstanding iiluycr of liiM
siiud with IiIh excellent pums-
in und punllnif. '
Oregon to Play
Aggies Friday
In Annual Game
rNIVKHHITV OK OUKOOX,
Kuifi-ni', Nov. ft (Special) The
liiinuu) HtutH foo'.hull cIuk-sIc, t he
rlush between the t'nlvei'Hlly of
OreKon eleven and the h-exon
Axrlculturiil colleKe uuu'hlni' h In
the ol'lliiK and will lie put heiore
tho public Nov. I 1, ArmiHtlc duy,
with tho si'ttinj; on Haywurd field.
The chtiini)li)iishlt of the suite
will bo decideil by th outcome.
Moth teuinu are out of the runniuv
for conference chumptonxhlp hnn
6m o will be "jiolntiiiK" for i-uch
other.
NelOier olcvi-n ha a K.ime
nctieduled for today ho ihe nthletiH
will ho iflven a much needed re.ii
be for lb bir ,,'t- 'atlain Mc
Kwuiii Ort'Kon coach, probably will
work toward the attack to he1
.sprung- UKatnHt the Akk'ch un bn
uIho uin a vucunt weekend follow
lny the iruy In which to pn pare:
for the- WuHlilnulan kuimp In Sentile
ThanUHgivinK day.
On the oilier hand, I1. J. Schln-
flir, Akk'c mentor, must prepare
both for the Webiu-otH and for the
Idaho content, tr be pluycd In
i'orlland, Nov. lib Thin Ik the
toiiKhi r uHSLKNinf nt and may prove
of help to ort'Kun.
IiulicuiionH ut nreMeni. point lo
wnrd tbiH fame .lieiuH1 the hiKWsl
UrawInK canl in the Mule hn full.
Tickets, which were pluced oil
public. uh early this wivi;, have
beep rahhcd und ttiU n up and
ullhoiijj-h thi entire number of
duculH tiiivu not. bteii' wold, it 1m
believed thut they will be early
next week.
To 'upo with the Heathiff Juck
V'.' ltencflel, Ki'iidhaie niunuK'!'.
will dace "open air" .seniM on the
flout h end of t he prenpit Rt'and
Ninnc) iind Mckebs tor this .section
will bn open to the public nexl
week.
An IIiIh Ih In be the climax of Iho
annual "hotuecoininK" lVnlivilleH.
plaiiH for entertain ii tent of t he
hundred.s of old kiuiIn and friemls
of oh'Kon are. beiiiK ('omph l-il.
! Hansen Knocks
! Out Phil Scott
! In First Round
! NKW YOIIK. Nov. 5 (AP)
I Thti Hcott's inrtntPit pugilistic aa-
pirallomf in the American rhitf
have been, punctured by Knute
IIiuihcu, the WlHcoiisIn battler.
I HuiiHen knocked out , tho British
lieuvywetKht 'chumplon In the first
round of u. ten-round main event
I u4 Mudison tiiiare Uarden lust
i niRht. it wus Hcolt'H debut here.'
1 Tho KuKlishman onld not
Ntand the Dune's sweeping heud
and body punches, wiih knocked
down several limes before h was
IruKlfed unconscious to bis corner
by referee MukiioIIu. The bout
; lasted two minutes and 2!i seconds.
I C, orchestra; 0:45, talk; 7:0m, util
ity: !t. book chain.
. KGW U to 7, dinner conceit: 7,
orchestra; 7::to, utility: 7:4 5,
'travel talk: 9 lo 10, Venetian hour.
" KI'O G:ao, orchcHtru: !. to '10,
.proifrum: 10 to 12, variety hour.
Kllii; 6:30, sports: 7, pro
' gram; S. historicul fuels: 8 to 10.
j Blue Monday jamhoerp; 10 lo 12,
J dunce orchestra.
J KHQ 6, orchestra: 7:20 to 9,
lorun concert: 10:30 to 12, Sjo
i iainu Cojotes.
KKOA .Seattle ( 47.5m-G70kc.)
; 0:30, studio program; 7::i0, indus
j trial news; 0, classical proKrain:
1 10:H0 to 13, Spokane Coyotes from
K HQ.
KMX C:.in. utility: 7 to S, con
cert trio; S to !t, orchestra.
Two Conference
Games Played in
The West Today
RAN KltANTISCO. Nov. f (AP)
Only two football contesls were
scheduled today in .the Pacific
coast conference but one of them,
the same between Stanford and
Washington, was one of the crucial
contestH of the year us a defeat
quenched all championship hopes
of losing team. California en
countered Montana In the other
conference clash and wvnl into the
fray greatly favored to win.
The Stanford f urdtnnls wero
also tfiveii the palm over the Hus
kies but the intermittent rain in
Seattle for the lust few days left
a soggy ficldi which took much
of the sharpness out of the famous
it v e rses of the Curds. .
Idaho met SI. Mary's In Fr.n
Francisco in a non-conference
ciush t hat occasioned m uch ex
citement us the CullforniUi-Moii,-tana
same In Berkeley, Jduho is
beiiiK mentioned for conference
title honors und St. Mary's- has
only been defeated once this year.
' miveiuyy-'or" Soiltliern"allN
ornla, Oregon, Washington St a to
and On-Kon Siutj remained inac
tlve. ' 1 - '
US TO HACK
N-;V YORK In order to dc
cldn u $:'f,ooii bet, umiDnt? other
IhiiiKs there is to be a race this
mouth in Indianapolis spr-edway
between SI uU and II Ihimuio-SuIku
' motors. Frederick K. Moskovich,
liresidenl of the Stulz Motor c-hp
company. returnttiK from abroad
tobl or iniikiritf I lie waK r ut a
dinner at the Kit-Knt club, Lon
don, with . T. Weyman of the
Weymun Body works, of I-hiKlanil.
The Spanish ear will be driven by
Major IT. O. I). SeaKTiivrs and Ihe
Stutx by Frank l.oekhart. Stock
ca rs will be used In u - 4 hour
race.
Greenwood Wins
Grammar School j
Football Title
The Greenwood grammar -school
football team ,won the Ui Grande
championship for this yenr when
it defeated Central, 44 to 0, on
i Thursday evening. Mist nlg-ht, as
a post-championship 'contest. Mm
j Greenwood second team defeated
Kiveria s Hrst team 6 to o. l-irlier
j in the season the Greenwood first
j stringers had downed Klveria 12
i lo li. Greenwood defeated t.'en-
trnl twice before- in pructlce
Kumes. the scores nein z io
and 2ti to o. K. I liine is
coach of the championship eleven.
NKW YOllK Gene Tunney
would pay half of what he won al
Chlcatro to Ret a film drama off
the market. It's not the one show-
him on the floor either. Il's
one made before then. 'Tin not
tin actor." he explained. "I'm
through kiddiiir myself about that
and attempting to cash in either
on the si aire or In the movies."
There'll Be More Nuthall Stars
V :' '',' I.
YOU'R-j;olii to hear about the Nuthalls ot England ever so
ofttn in tsnnli chatter duilnn the next few years. Not only
plenty about Deny, already one ot Ihe best woman pluyers In the
world, but also about Mnlly and Thelnia and Pat when they Kt
bit blKr and older. The Ihree youniiier are excellent playsra
now, Urlllshers claim. The Nuihalls pictured hero are Molly. Uelty,
Thelma and rat, reading 111 to rliht.
SIMIAT'S IMtncltAMS
Tin- National Hronili-astlliB com
imny prouram Tor Suniluy follows:
B:3il lo 7:3". symphony hour; 8
to 9. "Alwuti-r Kent pi-onrum; a
to Hi, "Sujii AHliuns" in "Gru,t
.Moinciils of History Hour."
KTI l.os AiikiIis (40S.6lll-r.4ll.
ki- 7:3", lii-OKram: I" to II, or
rh.'stra. I u w Port laml ( 4 3 1 m - C 1 fi kr )
7:30, pi-oKrani: to I. ilni ston
hour: 1" to II. dil'llc Servlco
l.tttlo Hytnphony orchestni.
K.ro Sun yl-Yanrisco (4:2. 3ni-7ilki-)
7:30, Oman recital; 3:30
to 10. concert orclu-stra.
KOMO Seattle. (3i'Clll-JIS0kc)
7:3ii, llllile lecture, musical program.
j Kl-'ltr Run rroncim-o (4n4.3m-
Gilukc) C:3'i. concert on-hesirs;
I S:3il, ort'helra.: lo to dance
: uilisic.
I KKX l'ortlunil (5JS.ni-1250.
kcl 6:3n, conceit trio: 7:3n. l'res
I liyterian church si rvlce; s:30 to 9.
stiullo proKiam; 9 to 10, 1IUSA pro-
KKU Spokane (37(i.;m-sin-ki-l
7:30 to 9, Church of Truth;
9 to lo. 1 Its A prosram.
KJlt Seattle (34 v(Sm-S.nkc)
7:15. ormin recital; 7:30 tio 9. I'irnt
M. K. church services: l to I,
stihllo program, concert orchestra.
MONIIAVS 1'HIMiKA.MS
The National Hrouilcastlnn com
pany pruKinm tor Slonilay nlKht
from to 9 lll li VpMI's irran.l
opera "Krnanl."
K.IK uuiny: mumii
hour concert; 7:30 to 10. studio
projrrom; Iti to 12. dance, orches
tra. Kl-'t i:S0. main quartet; ,
church cheli-. In, sermodcni.
h-OO Oakland (IS4.4m-7Okc)
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