La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 11, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February il, 1928. Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER WHITMAN WINNER OUT OUR WAY By.Williams'CANZONERIWINS Smart New Hats OF HOOP TITLE 7 FEATHER CROWNj! For Early Spring Wear JrHiidahlc Values HILL'S Dependable1 Quality Greenwood Five Downs Central Grade Quintet Opening up tho wrond. round of tlic city grade. baskclbull . series, five husky youngsters from .Green wood look, a 1911 victory from Central- lost night nnd 'i ths jroutflit their total of wins up lo ' hree. Tho Jobs, Jiowcvfr.iw'UH not inch a rnveet story to 200 Central itudcnts who packed ope , Hide of ho high school gym and demon it ruled some roal Hldene, .support n yelling, fop It was thi! third t might defeat for the Central earn. Hlverla stands In . second pin co, with a low, to Greenwood Hid it win from (Vntritt. Thoy will Finishes Northwest Con ference Undefeated by Trimming Willamette WAIJ.A. WA1.7.A, Wash., !!,. 11 (AP) Whllinan roth-fte ,wpn tho basketball championship of tho Northwest eonferenco Inst night by defeating. Willamette mil vernlty as to B9, in u roiiKh gume, "Willamette, which lout to Uip Missionaries last night, w.-n'l afi.fr a victory last nlgUl with pile drlvt-r tactics, ulich were . only offset by tin clow checking ind fust playing of Whitman. The scorn wan 2fi to 14 for Whlliium at the half. The' Missionaries' maintained n Rood lead dhrlng the second half, though the wore was Med three times during: tin find frauie. Cardinal, Willamette's star ren ter, failed to score u. field goal. being held In close check by Jlolm- Kren, Wbllniun center, who made I-1 Klit points to the OregonUm's two frep thrown. Wood, of Whitman, was hKU point nmn of the. Kame with 1 2. Idtchfleld. Wltliimetlc. mud flvn field goals in tlie second half, to- I talhtir I'luvnn nnlnlrt for Hi. irnm I llnuk nnd Litchfield were stars for Willamette. Whitman made 1 fi field goals. Wlltnmette lo. Willamette made 4 personal fouls. Whitman 12. Whitman finished her confer- ence game. Hchednh; without a los.i. vrtiirv mh'mi wins TAf.'OMiA, Wash., Keb. II (Af) 1'nlvornlly of 1'iiK't Hound de feated Pacific university at bas ketball here last nlKht :i:i In 24. JM SKIIS KMOTHMt W. H. C. Pl'lLM AN, WaHh., . I-Wi. II (AP) University .of Washington liaHknthullerH stvnmpcd Washing- 4-M K Puf JU' f W.HEVEf? LET -YMKy ntvwyniMCi s 'M LOOK DOWN. tftffiSXT KiKJV UL OE rHEVO 'AVE T BoV Tl ( BOOU- FIKI6-EF? -n-AT OVULO TDMMV nil Fl V ?! A MiCHOL,, Ik- stAre L .t or. HNERVTlM&S LOOUlKlCT OP. w.LL.am J I - 1MB. Y NC 9CWVICC. INC. I tnd on tlio . following I'Vlday .the ton Ktute colh-Re hern lunt niRht rinul Kame, between , Tllvoria and Cent nil, will bo pluyed.. Greenunond undoubtedly hail the ftrongcjit five of tills year'n grade mii lit) Ih. The pluyem aro -ftturdy 1ihIh-tiiII of them and .demon si rate a fairly good knowledge of h.tHkelbnU fnndomentnlH. They llHplnyeil several '. well 4'J to 19, Tho giiuiM whh played behind cIohoiI dooi-H, due to a Hllglit Hcaro over the Infantlfo paralyHiK Nlttiatlon on the cum pus. Conger Breaks Tape Ahead of Germany's Ace ; Oregon st a te, , Imbler Beaten i UNIVERSITY TO i ,edteu CLASH tonight At Both Joseph CHICAGO, !.'(.). 11 (AP) Clor many'a blonde strrak of tlln rln- piilh. Dr. Otto Pollster, who IIAHl:lt (iHAPI'l.l'.lt WINN liAKKit, Oip., I'Vlj. 11 (AP) 1'Yi'nrliy liravllt, Uukcr frrnniilci1, worMil Oofputcil ('hot Cnip. of Holm1, in pl.iyH InKt night nnil repraloilly two raiin In hip main i-vent or mmyl prlimil moilvo for Invn.l- "nrrn-ii inptr Dnii uown 10 inir im-h- mr... iuHiir. IkimUc i on rant short pnmlnir. To Th'y ro mi.l(IIiwi.Khe. Loavltt nun who had watched grade, gami'n took the first and third falls In 18 or InHl year It was particularly ond H "U three liuariors miniitcK nolewnrthy that Iho shooting nh- with a double arm sclwiors and a llliy or both squads had Increased. I"K cradle . resperilvidy. Camp The (lreenwooil hoyn who might ' inn -Heconu mil in six nun- eiiNlly bo taken for ll frosh high WM" toe hold school squad, made a good per centage of their tries. While the Central cagers did ..nn.l rlnrnnulu. . urn! ibov worn wild In their mlmr! .Hugrort.-Senator Heflln Ih j( hmy- Tbcy put up a Htrong fight, enp trilned bv plucky little f'henter Itaum. Charles ITurtmant North- loning, which Indicate that prln Hidn Kchool forward, wored high rlplen of ftpnrtnmntirdilp urc being with IS polntH. ', lnKlllled In the young fuiiM. I, ll. Tbnt biiHketltnll, Introduced juhi -Oefjuip IA coaching tor the Or A southern editor calls Senator Ileflln a '."roaring JaclwiKS.' lug lion. COKVAKUS. Ore. Feb. 11 (AP) Oregon Slate and l.'nlvcrsity of j Oregon banket ball squads will re- j new their t niggle here tonight In And Enterprise; Benny. Bass, Philadelphia, Outpointed in Fierce New York Battle NKW. YOTtlC, Feb. It ( A P) Tons !nnjnerl assumed und Input -ed recognition uh foatheru eight chumplon of ,the world today but only arter a fie re 15-round nlrug k I" -y ll li Jtenny Uan. of Philudel jihiii, who boxed most of the dis iunrt With a ill.slocated right Khoubler. Itefore a crowd of about M.tMio in Madison Square linnien iai night, t'on.oneri opened ui with a rapid fire fuaillado of rights and tr.riu tn iTnn la...l tt-hieh nt-arlv. 'knocked out llann in 'the third ! round. Tho Philadelphia bowr went down for a count of eight and waft on his knee when the ) ended the round. Taken lo Hospital ' The Injury to Hass was trot dis closed until after tho bout when a large swelling appeared about the hhoulder. lr. W. O. Km lick sahi the shoulder was dislocated and Iho right collar bone possibly frac tured, links wns taken to a hos pital. The Philadelphlan wild ho sus tained the Injury In the tbird round when ho missed Canzoneri with a hard right and that there after he, wan compelled to rely on his left hand for his attack. Canzoneri plied up a big lead on .,lI.i1u nr. fii Mia Innlh rniilul U'llfll ' K'.uu hnnilifiinnml ItV llfs ill ill CV. began to land effectively with lefts to the, chin, one of which sent the lirooklyn youth staggering to the ropes for support. Mass made a great rally in tho next five rounds. Jloth boxers abandoned defensive ladies and ring finesse, punimel- Intr nhe another in savage, fashion. I UarncMy Hi'fcn' j Ilass was frequently warned by ;lhe referee against low punching which p.rovokod disapproval from the fans who thought the Phila delphia battler deliberately Inlend- fouling Canzoneri. The judges' verdict met with i H Attend Our Great V m mm A huge special pur chase of Factory Samples at astonishing-price reductions. Carr Furniture Co. Inc. Main 770 Basketball Scores probably from1 Chicago. vut J(f can't blame them-for that. (Huh School Grande: lnlon I. a what promises to he an engage ment extraordinary. Seats for the game have been sold out for more than a week. It is the final game 1 on their home court for the Stat- 1 "ers. HIM Hiirr. of the Staters, and Gordon Hidings, of On-gon. w ill , continue their private scoring rc- ' ord. At present Killings has a lead j of two points. j Km II Pituso and Hay Ilrnoks, i both of Portland, will be respectively. by it margin of 10 points, the exact srore not being available. The Imbler girls lost 23 to 13 to the Wallowa girls at Imbler Inf-t night. Tuesday night the Imbler High hoitl tin In let will play in I. a two) years ago, hUHyWoWwttft.,in( wood, HhuU- iidWW44'JlMi'"y "' poiinnt part of the grade school the. Central, boys. and Chester GH iictlvltles was demonslrated by the hert tho Hlverla basketeers. lanre attendance at tho game hist Tin Suiimiary night and the unthusiasin that OreemVood Ontral seemeil to biihbln Onendjensly frohi a. Ihntniitii (13) V... (2i N. lirown the rooters who rnnged from lc- . IC Workman CI) !... (I) C. Hauin year-olds to eighth graders. J, Shepherd (3) C (4) C, nevlnn Cenlrnl showed good grace in r Cochrnn (I ... ( I ) K kuapp , - N. Hughes G P. Munsell '"" ' j K. OeHnle. Stoddard, c. Mer ry, Shepherd, If. Gunn aid (1, Hurnett went In an substitutes. for Rlverln, und AVulker' went in for Central, muking on point. . iieieree, wwen itictieneu, Itlverla's linn up In tho series Is: Vap I.euven, center; Scull, und IX Jones forward; O. Jones, Irtger non und Anderson, guards; K. Van I.euven und K. Van I.euven, for ward Hllbstlllltf'S. lug American tracks Is to acquire knowledge, has leurnedV one les son from an unassuming athlete from the tall corn state of Iowa, Hny Conger. He fore a wild cheering throng of :;mi0 spertalors last night In the Tn n ha r k arena of t he 'h len go Hiding club. Conger bent tho Ger man ace to tire tape In the l.oooiand referee, Wo meter race by a, good ten yards. I It wns Pelwer's second race in I . , . America and his first defeat. ! , ,,( ' KISI'" (,rt'- , Seeking vengeance tin The time was 2:37: compnrn-lor Oregon ' basketball lively slow. The world's Indoor journey to Corvallis t record for the event, held by l.loyd iim wt,. nn,...,. i.iMt..i , rooks also will nlav a rem in irnme llahn oF the Ihmton Athletic club.-, w, no t()nKU hi a Tmitum r WnlKht. as il preliminary. The Ik 2:211 2-ti. ! gunie. The Slaters won the first : rooks won th- previous eiicoun . ftuy" Oodgo finiHhetl' two yards t ncountor. here ly.u single' pfjlnt. " ; t'r between the two rrggregatlphsr behind the German. , The Orogon froah and the Stale, 1 Hcports received from Imbler Popular approval from the throng, today state that the Imbler High 'nnzoneri weighed ltlfili pounds, school baskelbnll team was defeat- mIh rivuI 121'- ed last night at Knlerprise 21 to) ,lv tno uectsion. nn- 14 in Thiirtiinv MiiH.t 1 1 ln-tzeronl brought to an end a Ions: sepli high team defeated Imbler con t rove rsy In the division. umpire fJr:(n)(. i St.-nutor Glass of Virginia told II (AP) :lho Small? ho never hail taken a rnlversity I drink In his life. Condolences team will have b.-en orfored. when MARSHI'IBI.Il. Ore, ' Keb.' II (Al') Al Karasick. Tot'tlnnd wreHtlrr, won tvo out or three 1'iills from: Sailor Jack Wood hen last night, llsinir reverse lieail locks. Wood took the first fall with a too hold. T. Hlgaml and Hoy Cedersl rem. Marshfleld. wrestled for one hour without a fall. ' Headlines you never see: Oil. XI KM DXPRICKS AI'PltKl'lATIOX TO WAI.SII. 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