La Grande evening observer., January 18, 1928, Image 2

Wctliiesday. January iM,' I !,s.
Paep Two
LA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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SEATTLE BOXERS
RATED AS TOUGH
SPARK PLUG BOYD
AM'IN'lltJltlllO
V UlllLtt
HILL'S
l)epcnlnolu
Quality
Dribble Now On
Trial in Courts
Over the Nation
Ily Dr. Fniral V. ("1'lioir") Allen
(President of Nutlonal HaxkHhiill
Coaches Afwocluilnn, IMit-otor or
' Athletic ot trnlvfTHlly of Kun
. 8a s and Author of "My Hnnk'i-
ball 'Bible")
LAWRfilNCK, Kb.,' (A)) Yhn
dribble la on trial. I.hhI Arl( tho
basketball rules committed puwtod
.thn one-bouncn rulf. Tw irrcut
following; of the peopl who wit- throws u lot of kIovpb, Iiuh n-vr
Interest Heightens in the.
Double Main Event Card
to. Be Given Saturday
Interna contltiucH to irrow In thn
hoxiiitf oanl, rruturli),' a (loiihlo
mulit event, to ho held nl Knx flat If I
ftutuMiiy nljrht, ti'-frlnnlnj? ut a 47,
p. in. Tli ki t Mth-H nrn fi'pnrlril I
titnnl tnxl a Inrifn crowd In nxpi'c
Ifil. l-'rniri Hoatllo, Hip home of a
uurnl'i r of thn contr'HlonlH. coinoH
'ltii following pth-r from HPIrly
MlMhnj), 1'IkIiL proinntt-r: , '
'Woodward Wadf 'IVndlnir Ik
lite rial name In private HO of
Sim tk 1 'I hk1 Joe Itoyd, middle
'ir h t champion of thn Htuto of
WaHliliiKton. who meets J oa Hlno.
i II. or Kiiti'i-prlFi, ut l.n Ciranilc
on Saturday nlKhl, .Inn. 21. Moyd
Uuh hi r h6iiiK flvA yfifH and In
now -0 yeura of atfe, Ih Iiuh hoxd
.'til Hi Kood hoxi't-it In Lhi North- j
west a nd hart never been knocked
out. In condition ho wen 1 en HiO.j
puiimir; yei nn imih nen . ooximk
in ii much heavier t han hlmfuf
like (-'rod l.fiiharl, Young l-'lrpo
anil ft hf" In (lie lltfl't hcay
wi'ltfht division,
"Hjmi'k I'Iiik Ik an oM oliuroc
ir. I If lovr-H lo fiRlit. Tho op
ponent u rid thn remuneration
niifiiiH nothing to til if), id' would
K't Into tho rlntf with a but -a huw
If hltt rtinrmwi', Hiddy filHhop,
uhIu'iI him to. And the momenta
tlx other fellow landii u Klovo on
him then tho ' hull Jt Hi art, Iln
Atu bftikotbnll nt Wfll an thft
roaches of the country ruined audi
a storm of disapproval that thn
ruin wad roactndnd lu on month'
tlmo. ' Thlfl rnHpltn Ih to hint only
a: y"nr. . t
it Ih rumored that Romo mem
bers of tho ruliB rotninlltPo arc
already nctlvn In ho win thn Heed
for tho elimination of tho drlhhln
when tho mattor cornea to tho at
tonllon of tho body In April,
A section from thn frt ruled of,
liaHkethall Written by Dr. James
NalHiTilth In had thin to nay:
"Thn hall may bo Ihrown of batlo-1
in nny direction."' 9
There: lit no limitation or reHtrlc
tlon on tho dribble by theHP word.
These rules were undinturhed until
li;i3, when In an editorial com
mnnt appeniing In tho rule hook
failed to pi cimH u crowd and In on
of tho hr-flt liked hox f npparlntf
In .Heal l In whom Hoyd Is Idolized.
1 1 KimckoiilN
''It ay Huf finun, tlm lad who
Hiftntx Del Allen In lhi hiir Irtlr
Htati boxlnif hIiow, In ruti-d a eom
er In and around Multln, Huff -man
Ih a good hllter, u pleasing
hoxer und vi ry Knme. He hui hud
20 eontfKtM and Ih undffnalnd an I
hhaK arored fl of hln inatclu rt on
knnekoutH. HIh hr,t hnxInK weight
Ih HK poundH. "
'Wilbur IhuTlnKlmi, who nu-e'tH
John llayilen on tho same pro
Kram, Ih tin Indian with a wnllop
and a very tottKh mixer. . Iff han
boxed In thn hltf nhowfl heht- ut
the (YyHtal l'ool. where AuMtln &
Htnhop hohl their weekly Amoknrs,
and lio Ik a ((rent favorite with tlu-
STATERS TO PLAY i
IDAHO U. FRIDAY.
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Contest Will Be the First'
Conference Game of the. I
Season for 0.' S. C. .
, li.l',. niii.liii pniur.irn;
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chain pnit-Miilii: I" to I-
'IIM ItSKAVS IMiOfiltAMK
The Niitlnnnl l!i-ointr-itlinK fuiii-
pany nritrfim for Thurwtlny niwlil
nitlWON STATU r-OI.I.KOR, f,iw(i: 9 , n:3. iKO Itiox.
forvulllH. Jan. IS Unvlnif w-. I,rliru,a; :tn In ID. "Mnurt Miiislr. "
f'f'Mlllll' PI'OHHril th flDit tVO Oh. ;(U-. I .,.. I,, nrl 4!l I lil-li I lll.l-1.
(lonxumi un.l Wlillmnn. Ihn ,;. ,n,mr ,.ntn-orl ;?. iiiiikI.-; M,
(irariKtix n aro nil wt fur-thf pon- (-0ncpri? !l. N. I:. I',
f. n il. 'opf-n. r wllh riilvorsll j- of ' l.i. Arittpipx MK.tiii- I"
l.hiho hPl Krl.luy nlKhl., . r,.lpi.-e pruBnun: X, wprano;
ThP ConxaKil anil Whllfnnn ., :,,!. aiikpIps pliilhai ni.n.lf ..r
im nun. wrr.' Ihp rii-Kl homp (famoH ,.,1Mtnl; 10, ,dM. ,.nl, al 1.111-
fir lltP OrarifliHll Nln-! Ihplr r;- HCt
liirh from th- I'lirlHlmuH harn- K-cfioaklarul f :l H4.4 ni -TMH ! ) .
Kioniilriir trip lliroiiKh Urn i.iM.lh.. ti, dinni-t- i-,n. prli 8. ilnnr.a "Thp
w(,l. In Hi. CioriUHKa Biulir.. whlrh sciiip1;" 9, N. II. C: IH .iirlinlra.
Hi., flrt.nif. im n won 44 10 sr. Ih. y K,.0 s,,n ,.., ,4-..2.3,.
look.-.l lli-.l an.l Ihc ponsnsus was 7,kr) c.3() Klll, ,.Mram; 7.
Ihal Hip l.oy w.ip ttolim "tain af- ,,iillilv talk; t!. ponrort: !l. N. I:.
Ut Hip har.l liarntoi mlnif trip of 10 , j o ,,,., ,m,Ni,.
I" Kam. n. hut (hp (IrmiKO l.a- KKItf Sjim IT-.-i n.-i:.. .( 4M.:iin-
k.l.prM HPPinp.1 lo I. II Ih.lr ol.l r.llokPI. 7. Hawaiian: S. muslpal
Mrklo III Hip Whllinan khi.ip l.n.l ,.()Kri,ni; 9, 0Wrl ur,-hpslra; in
lhl not havp a uroiit .IpuI of , , :, ,,,, MWl,,.
ir ouhli,. wlnnlnir liy thn worn of . KICX I'orllalhl C3!).0in-I Sf.Okp)
34 ,n -'7' , ' K:M. Phlhlrpn'K hour: 7, nrrhexira:
Whllmnn mi.h Hip favorlto l.p- Si Hlmllo proKrani; 8:30 10 in. AIIC
forf llii' Kiiim. Hl11rl.1l hPPilil.so tllP ,.ialn prournin: 1 II 1.1 12. dam p
Mlsslonaii.K In-hl the powerful frolli.. ,
Wachiimlon Hani to n 27 to 'J5 KIIQ Hpokanp i37n.;ni-KI nk.).
KPurP. WashlnKlon in ilnpp.l aa ;, orplip.vtra; U, N. II. C; III I,. . I.',
f.MP of I hp plii.-f poiilPnih-rH for Hip ilani-p inuNlp. ' .
thin ypur. Ornnifp hlipk.ru urn Kf II.N'orl!nlnl ( .1 1 9in-!Mllkp),
fppllnif a 1 It t lo hpllor now afti-r (1. dlnnpr pon.-Hrt: 7: 1 5, or.-hpnua;
Ih.- rPKllllH of tho Whitman Kninn. R. mtiillo program: !l to !l:;in. Ila-
Alonif with WaKhinKton,. Idaho w'-jtilan Irio.
IM poitHldPiT-fl an havtntf t lio. hpat : Ko.Mli Mpnttlp ' (iOfim-IiKfik'-i.
phnhpp it rhP ppnnant this .yonr. (1:1a, conpprt or.-hPslra: 7. mppipai
Idaho has a now poiiph. Iiip'k l-ox, i.rnKrum: 0, N. II. l'.: in, oonpi-rt
Mho madp n jrrpat nnmfl for Ji Jin- orphP.tra.
pi-lf whlln playinK for thp VutulalS. KI'OA Spatlln (447.r.tn-f.7akp).
If lip Iiuh thp Hanip poaphlns 7.:.'ia. vocal trio; x. ."Initio program;
al.illly 119 ho has playing nullity -V- l!. '.
Idaho w ill hp wpM at'thp top of . K.IR Spntllo (34X.llm-Slinkij), '
tho hiildi-r wlH'it thp .Hpnnon ondH. dlnnpr pnnppri: 7:yn, "l-'li-p-j
Tho OramfpniPn will Ki t u. real "lilo Hour;" 8:30 to 10. AIIC phaln :
IihI of Ihplr BtipnKtli illipn liny prnurain; 10 lo 12. ilanen oipIipk-iiii-.t1
Idaho hi-i-p l.'ri.lu v niifht. "'n.
Marathon Runner
To Try Comeback
vi;w VOI'.K. Jan. IS (Al')
I WilllP K'ohl. inalni n. Hip worlds
atom inarathonpr two .Iopimips
has slaitpd tralnlnif for a
poiiip hai'k at till' "l-'P 4n-
KfPil
alto.
Kolil.nialapn. 0 hrolhor 01 in
ramoilH llann.s. ItaH tpniiora,il
laid nsidp hl l.ilpl.Wypr-.i
aaj ilniiixd
loot!
running Iocs in pi'-
ASK US FOR A
DEMONSTRATION
IN THE NEW
FORD
Coupe
Perkins
Motor Co.
Ph. Main 500
La Grande
Headquarters
for
ATWATER
KEtfT
RADIOS
Liberal Terms
CARR
FURNITURE CO., Inc.
lliiin 770
pii ritt iuii for his entry lu ('. c.
yli-'M cross-contlnent rare htiiri
iii' from l-os Antfhs on Sin red -I.
Alonn wjth about a thoiiNand of
l!tf h ailing runm-rs In t h country
Kohli iimiin n will try for the 2f,.
lino iri.- wliii'h kois to tlu win-
ki,i:m jmiwxs i:t;i;i:
SAI.i:.M. He.. .Inn. IS. (Al)
; initio liih si'hool )msl;i'lb;ill five
dfr:i i ') its ii'iidiiioiuil rl vi I. Ku
hUh. Ihto la.st ninht in to IX
SiilisiiMiiiuiis and r::M'.'d playing on
lu.th Kidtjs Hindi' tlie ronteni unin
tcn'sihiK. '
Hern Is Woodward Wmh 'rrmliuic Un I'lirliis undi'i' tho ikiii do
plume or Spark I'Iiik lm IIimiI, and rlaims lo In- mhldlrwHht
'lianiil(ni ttt n-liloloii Mime. He mcrts do Itlackuoll la-iv
Saturday nhtlit lu an t'fuhi-rouiMl battle.
mJntprt in 1N'j8 and isn'i. thn odl
rtft said: "Thn season of 1SU7 and eutuu runs.
developed four Hlyles of J "Zolo AhnKon. the little follow
piny," namely: . who in 00 in Karl l''onl, HealeH 115
I. Tho eaKo (Tiime, whieli Ih ou'r poundH and Im a taut mixer. Ahre
proffHHlohal Kamn now. t Kon Im u -MllpIno and hau hoxed
ja, Thn drlbhlo ; jouno, , which many Henriatlonal eontont In und
fllniulatcd our present eolU-Klatn around Health'. 1 1 U consldt-rd
style, ' n KOod boy and although not yi-t
' The., reoreativn Knm.N, In IS yi-UiH of iiro Ih considered a
wiileh ,th playrN played fur fun Kood proHpect."
with twenty orlhlrly on a Hide. (
4. -Tho, pumrinir Kiuun. In .which ' ,, IT'K "Hi:VK'lHV ;
Krnnt KroupM not louvlhe.r and -
pawled thti hall much like, haiulln- ''.'NRV YOHK- t'omOM to'follow-
H tho hall . from onfi phiyer to an- Al Smith a lip on how (mil
other relay puiwltiK, . n void orreridiiiR Fixann. jhh h,
Attthat llinre the ruin pertain. -l"iie. ehalrryan of tho committee
slnif to-thn pluy now known uh tho nrrniiKementH at llnuston. who
drlhhle wiin that "u player Khali 1h vIkIMmk. Klven noilee that the way
Gehrig, Ruth To
Start Training
One Week Early
not carry tho ball w hile lu boundn
If ho cutcheH It white runuiuK.
due alloW'aiion nhall ho made, pro
vided he stops as noon a powilo.
ThlH shall not ho Interpreted uh
Interfering with a man liirnlnir
nround, provided he does nut malto
proffresH.1' - ,
The first real reHtrirtion of thn
dribble Mated that "when a ball
han been enoffht with both handM
and bounced on thn floor, It muni
not hn ouuKht by the name player
ugnln until It has been touched ly
another player." ContliuitiiK with
IhlH tliotiKht, thn ruh'H reiul: "Thin
will not interfere with his hat tin
it with one hand as many times
'tis ho chooao. Hut It will interfero
with his drlbblhiff down thn flour
with both hands and then throw
Ink for Koal." '
r Whan, In 105. the ColIeKlaln
rulo were forineil, the com mil lite
dm wlnn up tho ruha adopted tho
dribble without ' any roMi-lotions,
In deflhlnk- It, Itule U read: "A
drlbblo Ih a play In which thn
player, aftnr Klvinfr Impnttls tu the.
trnll by thtowinir, imtttuK. bounclm;
or rolltiiff It, touches U analn moro
than once with one or both hundn
before It has been touched by an
other player." No penally was
Imposed for this play.
In 191304 the A.. A. V. defined
a dribble as "a play in which tho
player advances morn than two
alepH while throwing roll In if, ur
hounclnir tho ball nKftlnHt ' one or
both hands one or more times
without the aHMlstnncn of another
plnyor." If a player violated the
restrict Ions a foul was dec lured
and a tree throw awarded. A fur
ther limitation was to the edect
that "u playor who Iiiin dribbled
inuy not score a koiiI until tho
bull hus been played by a nut her
playor."
In 1 91 T-1 C when a compost to
hoard ftuo formed to regulate hus
ketball ruh-H in order that itiey
iniKht bo 1nlf11t111 tliroiiKhout the
country, the com mitt re prepared
ltule 2, Serllon IS. rcudluir as
follows: " player flhtill not, after
starling the dribble, touch the ball
with both hands hi mult an ousty
uiittss he then pfs( jr mIio'(.h for
tho goal." The penalty ul.d for
u free trial for roii) by the oppns
1n(r sldo w it h a teehntcui loul.
ljtter the trehnli-M tout wim
rhnniffi! lo a violation wllh a on
tteqi4'iit Iohs of the ball to the op
ponent. out of bounds.
ON NON-STOP FlilliHT
DETHOIT. Jan. IS Al'--Aui
tin K, Berne tit, Iotrott advrrt inlnir
man and Leonard K l'lo. chief
Pilot for & Detroit (lying club,
took off from Helfridgn field M
10:43 a. m. today on a propo d
i.on-stop fllRht to llavnnu, t'ulm.
llemnut nnnounced he wns nnik.
Inir lb trip "for a few days vncn-tlon."
to pronounce the conventinn oily
Ik 110L "llftwstnn" as New Vorkerrt
call their Htre&t 'with the tumte
imnie; nur "MooMton". as thoy nay
In New JliiKlnnd. but "Ifewhtoh."1
NKW YOI1K. Jan. IK (AP)
Itabe lluth Ih ko1iik after, a new
home run record and ho Ih hou
OehrlK. ."'('
The mighty HlnifK-ern or the
keeH will rioi-t ut the St. IVtern-
hurjf tniii.'liiK camp a wo.ek ahead
of tlie regular to jirepare for an
other tfreat sprint.
The liabo haM his hat pointed at
SOU home runs. 1H has a stark of
A 10 now which Include. 4 a hitntier
crop of liO from the hisl caippaiu.
Of couttic, liuth iIocnu'l llKure on
corrulllnff t he dericit In I he ap
proaching drive but ho believes In
trylnir lor more than la.st Heuson.
1 I 'eparture In advance of -I he
ifiuln New York squadron Ih of the
' twlna" own Initiative forthey de
Hire to Ki't In Home inteiiHlvn prae
tlee telore the club mvIiikk into the
championship schedule,
Itahe ami .ou will hitch on lo 11
cont"lni;ent of batlerymeii due In
Klorldu, op 'Keb. "Jii.
! Nohoily predict a winner and 1
I thn funs are lookiiiK' to another .
I one of (hose hair raisin trnmes j
1 which the VanrlalH are sure to '
j furnish when they dnstf with the
i IP-avers.
Illinois Board For
Fight Eliminations
CHU'ACiO. Jan. IS (AD Elim
ination contests arranged by any
promoter to determine the logical
contenders for the mlddlewidsht
- and litfht weight huvluv crowns,
now held by Mickey Walker and
Sammy MnndeN, will receive tho
whole hearted support of the lll
innlH I toxl n- commission.
The cmnmiKtion reached this
decision yesterday after It had ne
I cepted foreft-lt checks from Tom
my Walsh, 111a nafter of "lied"
I'iilnn, of San P'runclsco." and
Kreddle Mueller with Mnndell.
Vulh desires to match ' t'hlau
nualtiHt Walker and M m-llcr with
Mnmleil. Walh pOHted two certi
fied cheeks of ll'.fioa each to Idnd
cither or both mutches
Kf JA Spokane t lt;o.7in-1 1 "iiike).
"You can bet your Hie fijirot.
. iiiH to -hij -more thai) four hoiuei N
, next. April." Hie halm said. "If
you reioeinher t hut was all -. i
turned out last April. I've always
been troubled by a sloxv start u lid ' ,
I'm Koinjf to hi' IT n polling a
week earlier will do, any wood." I The church isn't the only Ihlntr
(iehrltf was hiht to four home that follows the Hn. The fillintr
runs last April, also, und he Is station is there Just about as
auxioiiH to Hi art active training. quickly.
START NOW
In a few hort months you can
be filling a paying poilrioo and
on the road to succcm. You
can go where you want, buy
what you want, BE what you
want, when you combine the
ability with the right training.
Write kkUt or FREE SUCCESS Cat.
ftlot W filled owr 1O00 povUioiu
lu year,
Behnke. Walker
BUSINESS COLLEGE
PortUnd Oregon
'AiTheSnja or Ilic i'cacocK
PEACOCK COAL
, "PEACOCK" produces an intense heat
quickly. You can light a fire and in no
time you have a hot oven. AND THE
OVEN WILL STAY HOT.
' It Has Less Soot and. NO CLINKERS."
Van Petten Lumber Company
rhene Main 722 ' ' "Goad Service Quick"
Your name's on every'
.flake of it!
WV. made Granger but you showed
us how. You said, "We want to
bacco that smokes as cool as a drink
from a mountain stream. Tobacco that's
' crammed with rich, ripe flavor. Ia other
words, pipe toba'ceo thatJpipe tobacco."
That's what Granger is pipe tobacco
from start to finish and "made to your
prescription."
Right now, it looks like a lot of men
enjoy their own medicine!
lt love ho Mind, nut It
houldn't awitch on the tlnliii ot
a parked car and blind oihi r poo-Pla.
RANGER
N rin tint irntiMy
pdtrJ im ttaty wV;
itm.t tht pri.t.
GRANGER ROUGH CUT IS MADU DV
THE LIGGETT i MYERS TOBACCO CO.
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after it has been offered in advertising he has thrown
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