La Grande evening observer., February 08, 1928, Image 2

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LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, Feljruary 8, 1928.
Smart
New
Hats
For Early
Spring Wear
Dependable
Vol lie
HILL'S
DcpciulaMi:
'RAY DODGE WILL
I QUIT CINDER PATH
j Former 0. S.C. Star to
Abandon Track After
! I. A. C. Meet Friday
rinr'AClO, !.-,.),. 8 (AD Ilhy
Poilw. formpr Orpgon Hlntn pol-
liK'1 nihhip niul illKiiuiro pinner.
who Iiiih ilonii wpll by Hie IlllnqlH
UIIHPIIP nub rulorjt lip liuH rurrjpil
for Hi'Vpi'iil yrnrH, will emit Hip
track for IiiihIiiphu uflor Iho I. A. i
unit I'rliliiy iiIkIiI.
HoiIkp, In li in li I ii Hip HlatPniPiit
yiHU nlily, poiiiiIpiI it with, com
iiipiiI Ouiii'i'inliiK liin nii'ii amilnst
fir. fitto IN-Iizit, of (iprmuuy, at
Hip MillioK.i KumiB In Npw Yorli
liml wppk, IkicIkii In lil hia ripfpnt
ly l'ptpr lo ln-inif pIIiowpiI from
I hp Inii'lt. lip lnt to thn Oprmun
mar liy nlioul bIjc yinilH nflpr liclnir
In frnut much of l lip iIIhIuiipp.
Tin- two moil iiippI again Krlilny
nlKlit In Hip I. A. I', k'iihph over
I In- lomi niptrn illHiuripp.
Hr. I'pllzpr who workptl ontiypH-
ipnliiy ovit Hip NortliW'PBlPrn llnl
vpi'Blly trunk illil not iIIwiikh
llOrlffP'H HtlltPIIIPIlt (lllOllt llPlllff p-
IiowpiI horn Hip trnpk lit Hip, Mill
roup khiiph. It wan HwIkp'h ron
Ipnllon Hint I tin Oprinan, In hppIi-
IiiK I tin IpiiiI, Prowilpil him from
Iho hoiirilFt. As a rcwilt DoiIko
ram lip Hlliiripil on the tllp inflphl
and lont ahoiit HI yania, or Pnoimrli
lo liavp won Hip rarp.
rBALL COACH TURNS ARTIST
BARELY WINS
OVER MONTANA
Tilt "R DAY'S PIIOCItAMS
Thn National Prondcusting com- ( QHEGON TEAM
uiliy (iiukiuiii tur luiiiurrnw iiiK'ti
follows: 8' to 9, Cnlpet hour; " lo
9:30, Dodge Brothers, Inc., !:30 to
10, "Moon magic."
KGO Oakland ' f ;iH4.4m-7xylr
0:36, dinner concert; 8, N. I., c.;
10, orchestra.
K G W Port 1 and ( 4 it 1 m - fi 1 ft k f )
0, concert; 6::fu," program: 7:Hi,
educational talk; ft, concert ; !), S.
It. C, 0:30. concert.
KGA Spokano (2fi0.7m-l 1 50-
ltc) 0:30, dinnor concert: 7:30,
) studio program; 8:30, AUC chain
j program; 10 to '1 2, dunce, music.
I KFII,08 AngeRs ,4d8,rmi-G40-
i bp) 6, program; 7, KM sym-
10, inoil.Tri
nhoncttc: 8. N.
) classical music.
KOIN Portland (31!)m-&40kc)
) 1. Pipe organ; 7:15, orchestra; K,
i studio program; 9, Hawaiian trio,
i KI'O Sun Francisco (422. 3m-
7tokc) 6:30, organ recital; 7,
j poultry talk; 8, N. 11.' O,; 10 to 12.
danco .orchestra, ...
. KFRC-San Francisco (4fi4.3m
f GCOkc) 0:3d, Cecllians; 8, musical
program; 8, movie olu t; 8:45, fly-
ing lessons; 10 to J
; eh est in.
K1T1KNR. Ore., Teh. 8 (AP)
The I'nlversfty of Oregon, allow
ing up in poor form Tor the most
pari, barely won from tin Fnlver-
ni(y of Montana here hist iiIkIU In
the flnitl home conference I tn.sk et
Imll game of the senwon. M'hn hcoto
wan .'Hi to 33.
'Che tally nt hnlf time wnn 18
to 17 for Montnna and the (Irlzz-
l.en li d Tor tin grenter part of the
g.'inie. . ,
JUdhigs woh high point inan for
On-goif, with 14 markers.
Oregon plnys Oregon State at"
cjivn)HH Hnturdny night in tlin
flr'Ht sumo nwiiy from home of
l he conference Hennon.
WESTERN STARS
ENTER OLYMPICS
Great Legion of Athletes
to Help America De
fend Its Title
Whan Huh Knppko Ik not pirni-him; Hip IIIIiioIh fuolhall tPajn, wilillPi
HiIk fall of Hip IIIk Tph pinniiliin.Hhli, hp Pan hp found In IiIh'kI udlo
at Krhana, III,, nHinj IiIh (Imp with palptlp and hrnh preatliiK
ni.'iHlPrilpip In oil. Our iholiniili Ik Hip flint Hint Hip llllni
niPiilur lias iio.spiI fo; Hip paiiu-ra whllp al work as an arllHl,
IIOM.DV KAVOS .IOKSII0
ItOKRniTHO. OrP., I'Vh. 8 (AP)
-Hiolt llollpy, of Tin Jiuina,
hniH'kPfl nut H!H JOKalp, Taooinn.
in t III" follltll round of Ihplr HPhpil-
ilanip orijuhd Ic n-rounil ; hout' horn last
' niithl. In a nlir-rounil Kpmi-flnal
KJIl Hnnttlo (,14.(lm-8liOIr) Kddla ' CaitwrlKht, of T'ortlund,
B:.10, dlnlipr ronrort; 7:80, fh'pHldii lipnt Uenvy I.pvltii, of Albany. A
liour; 8:80, Nl)f! chain proKrain; lour-roiinil . xiipniul pvpnl bplwpun
10 lo 12, dunco orrhiislril. 'Iop Wlhlo of KuifPlln and Kroddln
KKOA patllo (447.rim-ll7llkc) IVVarnlrk, or Portland, was won by
G:!I0, jiroffrum: 7::io, vopiiI Irlo; j Wlldp, In u. fat Ihrpp-rbund prp
8, N. It. C. Illinlnary J.ipK Judd, of ItoHpburir.
KOMO :Scnllp (Il(i(ini-li80lti' 1 hl,lnt knop.kpd Broimy and
7, conpprt oi-pllPHtra; 8, N. II. ('.; "'"llnl- riu' I" Hip first round, Panip
1 ail to" W:.fit,J vitHpd (iWlrti'alif ", i i.-tmoli aa.lvi,,v,in loHyi irny, of
X1ICI Hnokano (87ll.2ni-8 1 llkp) , l,l'"nlN I
II, conpprt orpliPBtru; 6:80, iro
Krain; fl, N. H. (',; 10 to 12, daurp
inusln. ,
lf.K . portlnnil (2.in.t)lH-1 2f.0- HAI.ICM, Oip., KpIi. 8 (AP)
KPI ii:.iii, Ptiiuirpns hour; 7, or- Halpin lliidi hpIiouI dpfputp( Hip
plipslra; 8:80,' a HO phalli pro- , IiiiIpiipuiIpiipo hlirli ba-skptball
'Kram; 10 to 2, ilnni-o frolic. Ipiiiu hrro last nlht f.fi to 6.
sai.i'.m wixh i:asii,y-
Anderson Whips
Dave Shade In
10-Round Fight!
T.OH ANOKI,i;H, Kch. K (AP)
e Anderon, Kent nelty mlddle-
wi-lglil, rcveiHed a previous defeat
nl th hnmlH of Dave Hhude when
he won the deelHion over the Callf
orntan In a 10-rouml hout here
last nlgtit. Ander.Hon wnn rat her
derisively.
Itingsiders gave Anderson from
fife to six or Hid roumls.
The crojuhlng ('alirornlan had
only no round hy uny kind or a;
marri". t was the ninth. In Ui
teiilh lio also gave Amlerson Humo
whnt of a heating, hut the Kot.
turky fighter's early lead was too
nint h for Hluido to oveiroino.
The two met several months niro
In New York wllh the Hun Fran
elnco boxer turning hark a rally
In the Inle rounds to win over the
Kentitrklan.
HAN MIANC1HCO (AP) Tho
great out legion of alhletcH ever as-
riemhied on the western Hide of tut
ICoekfeH is preparing to hilp Am
erica defend its iraek supremacy
in the 2K (f)ympfc (lames.
A trio or stars, ul iiresf-nt or
loriner Olyuiphv champions and all
from the same university South
ern i 'alli'ornia -head the Mst. Thev
are Charles Paddock of Hollywood
and t'lari'neo ("Itud") lluiiscr and i
l.ee Harnes, holh of I, oh Angeles. I
J'addoek, Hharrir of the world's (
record of for Hie hundred-yard'
dash, won 1 he 1 iMumetors evint
and placed second In tho J00-met-
ers in the iU'2u gann-s. Ilouser and
RartieH made their murks in thn
l!H'4 gameH. the former winning
(he discus throw and I U-pnund
shot put, and the (alter winning
Ihe jih)ii)-frr after lying for first
place in the pole vault.
The western cohorts will ho
swelled hy many youngsters who
have sprung to fame in the past
.'our years. Hiicli performed in
clude Charles Honih. I.eighlon Oyo
and Kenneth Grumbles, all South
ern ' 'oil font hi lumln:ir-s, and
Kmerson Kpencer. member or hist
year'K Htanfonl 1'uiverHlly I. (.. A.
A. A- A. championship team.
Horah is right at Paddock's
heels for sprinting honors and has
given that great speedster some of
his hardest races difWng tho past
two yia'K. In !)tj he ran away
from an impressive field to cap
turn the senior national A. A. I'.
100-yard dash title.
Dye and (Iriimhh R won the 120.
1 rPvtlliin V&1VQ vlinl l,lKb anil 2:'0-yard low hur
JJ M I II I UP 1 1 MtUIN ih!H Ff.Kjt(trtlVviy ln t,. vr2(i )ia
tiomil chain plonshiiis, while each
holds tho national ncord in his
event,
A 440-ynrd lap finished in
:4 7 4-6, two-fifths of a second
slower than the record, that has
stood Tor many yenrs. clevnled
Spencer to prominence last year.
He )s expected to make a strong
bid for honors in Iho
class.
I .
-Qflinrq, itroaii jumper, an or man
ford. Zomhro leaps L'4 feet or bet
ter regularly.
Klnier (ierken, weights, and Phil
Barber, sprints, two of the best
turned out nt tho Pnlvei-Hity ttt
California In years; .lack Mer
chant, hammer thrower, and I. oh
Mahler, sprinter, outslandlnv S'Hi
Francisco Olympic Club perform
ers, and Jimmy Payne, 440-yurd
hurdler from Southern California,"
are ti.(.r nrostecls.
Sectional tryouts for the games
Ju.il bo held in both Han Francisco
; a. nl I, oh Angeles n-xt June, and
Isrverai hundrod atiihtes from all
paits of tlin Pacilic slope are ex
pr.led to be on hand.
Sun Still Good For
Willamette Team
Downs Linfield
IrMINNVll.LIO, Ore., Feb. , fi
(A'P) Willnmt'dn university won
a ragged norl h wesL con lerenen
basketball pnm hern hist night
from Mnflehl college, 27 to IS,
A Pittsburg court' lias held
that symphony concerts on Sunday
do not violate the law. Another
town going to tho dogs,
WASHINGTON' (AP) Tho
world' needn't worry for 15,000.-
Odo.ooo.ono years about the sun
failing to . give forth its heat, in
the opinion of Dr. Charles G. Ab
bot', noted ast rojihysiclst and ser-n-tary
of the Smithsonian Institu
tion. ',
The sun Is reducing' in moss,
Kill ucll.nl lulu nulimalv. t li..t It ulll
take that long for H to b destroy- i Of" '
ed. -Present holier, bp exnlalns. is Pace. on tin
t h;il. t he sun and stars furnish
t heir tremendous . amount or en
ergy through actual annihilation
nf t he a fonts of which they am
composed,
Per.rnt resenrrh, he said, has
disclosed that the sun sends out an
amount of energy which would
njuni; If t rnnslatcd into median- I
leal ' work, one horsepower a
Hu,uore yard over the sort'oro of a
sphere having a radius of fci.OiiO.
ouo miles. Us distance from t tii
earth.
MANY QUINTS
PLAY LOCALLY
DURING WEEK
1 T.ocnl bnjiketholl fans aro far
from lacking In their favorite
sport In l-a Grande this week.
Monday night two Ml I. A. slake
tournament games were played In
the I.. D, S. Kecreatlotial hall here,
X'nlon and linbler winning from
the l.a Grandn Second Ward and
Mt. Glen, and Inst night two more
contests werM scheduled.
Hero Is a I Is), of tho games com
ing up for this elty the remainder
of tho week:
TonlKht Final games in M. T.
A. - stake tournament ' (two con
tests). Friilay night. Pnlon High
school vs. La Gi'nnde High school
here.
Saturday night WHInmelte uni
versity varsity vs. M. I. A. First
Ward i"intet in L. D. S. Pecna-
tlonal hall.
In addition to this Tmbler high
plays here Tuesday, l-'eb. 14 and
l.a Grande high goes to North
Powder tomorrow, night,
The Saturday night contest with
of the big games of the year. The
college tnssers will stop hwo en i
Johnny Burns
Defeats Negro
In Snappy Tilt
PORTLAND, Feb. 8 (AP)
Johnny Hums, Oakland. Cal..
flashed a dazzling reporloire of
punches to win a 10-round deci
sion over Walcott Longford, negro
contender for the middleweight
Hi lc l.nngford, who absorbed
much punishment never stopped
and managed to connect with some
sweeping left hooks to the head
and slashing rights; lo the body.
After going to the cimas in t!i"
first round for a short count,
Langrord finished strong In the
tenth. It was a spectacular bailie.
George Hvnl 'ind Itnbhy l.amar.
1 4" pounders, staged an extra
o nl i n u ry p re I i ip i n a ry . After f i ve
knockdowns in the third round.
l.a mill rose and hurled u sweep
ing ritfht to the point of tho jaw
that sent Hval down for the count
of seven. In t he opinion of t he
referee ho was out on his feet,
and l.amar was awarded the deci
sion. Jimmy Dolnn, T.os Angeles wel
terweight, outpointed Tim Calla
han in the six; round semi-wludup;'
George Ingersolt, Astoria took a
six-round decision over Fran kin
Lewis, San Francisco, and Art
Pernio won from Ted Hlnke, Port
land heavy, by knock out in the
first round.
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ference clash.
Ida., for n con-
I V Tl.ltM AlilHAt.i: IXCItF.ASF.S I
lUJiNOLFLF (AP) With grad-!
ual downfall of tho language bur- j
rier, intermarriages between Jap-
am-so and other races in Hawaii
increasing. Of 810 Nipponese
women married in 1 !27. 4L took
400-meter non -Japanese husbandy, and ol i
OK Japanese men who married. 20
-noinpil to try for .took non-Japanese wives. The
1 'nit nil Stales team laiRest percentage of interracial
are Clifford ("Itiff") Hoffman and marriages, however, is made up of
Kric Krenz, weight men, and Fred those contracted by white men.
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and villages exceeding 600 popu
lation throughout the Irish Freo
State. Thn maln'power plant is bqf
mg riu i it nere an) transiormcr sta
llons .will be built In various
places. Lung term credit will fu
el 111 ate sab' of house wiring jobs
and el eel rleal appliances.
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