La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 15, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWMlrii'sdav. February lo, 1D28. Pape Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Smart New Hats For Early Spring Wear lM-p-tnlm lAf VaJut HILL'S Training fTM 1 t .V;-v a S Union Girls Win I JSut Joys Lose i To Wallowa High! VNIOS. JVh. 3i 0pM-faH To 1 floor ri-i the -it'a a-hejule j j for th? Whjo and WhJu- tt. j Tii- 'JouiyJf- h'4I-r vi j piei iKiturdiiy fiiuM with two W.! ' fufjty resin itr4 rHih-4 lit oft-i vu-t&iy USUI Ullt; 0Jfltl. Al fitt hi i oVlo' k tli i. ut t r &rin- Kill isaii'Ud j jwtri-ib I'niori sextet Ml a rj&HMjr i jplnye.j Jirf, with to- loiJ UKKf-' t jig juoxl Of le four 'uartr. Toe ) final Wrtf was 1 fiiorj i. J;fiU r- ' NAVY SWORD? Hw Jol Kf, ho klu-f k tiu jt- fWn of two ynt from twit lu-llv. j wtwii. )H ' kw la. (raining, u 111 Chieacv .(Mlit club. f Basketball Scores THI71K0AVH MtOCftAMK Th NaiotiaJ Hroadraatina; ram- p9tV prornuu fur tomorrow niarriL ; follow : to :20, ioU Hro. i procmm; f):tO to 10, Aloon Ma"'. KKI I-oa An-l (U in-K ; kc) dinner program; 1. mytn t phoneU; , cwt'Prt orrh.tra.: V, : K, U. Ci 1W, ni'li , cJjurakaJ 4 muate. KGO-OaJclan4 mMm-U-7fc) i C'3 dinner r-one-rt; , "Jut 1'janin';" N. ' t 3 1, da pee 0f- htrfc. j lUikf.) i:'i, orjrim rJ(l; 7. poij. ! Ulk; I, muJ't frorrtt; V, ' ,N. H. r.; JO to 1U, danr orchwrtru. ? 4, eurut'ri vrvlu-tirtki CrJO, pro ; Urum; 7:iQ, iruvrloKU; , uuto ! OJOM1C, i wjiij iviiji Ku.ifii ,V- W-ir- -r il forird. iviaii Jory jumr- . iiilf -nt-r, All'- iutiii-r niirunif '-m-r. if.'i Jan- Jfui unl Wini- fr-l Jiai-y u gjrlt. Jn lam '4uyilr VaJJit- ;-rt-n 11- 1 Jdf Kifiitti its riuif-l. Kfi- ' Jtpriw alM ini'l- at f-vr nul'Mi- j itliHufif, 'fUMfiK 1'' fc-''('i- j jtatu- Willi Wallowa t'-ttin an'l uJUiOUKli U) t'nion up j)fiat(t & t-am of larjf' r play ri! , iirii -i- faiEK-1! out (roni th j 'iay ijifJt Kaiii, 'ival (ann --r . v,-H aifi"l with td hat(l th'-y , y4)U4iC !h-in till fli' Hru. j WaJKma. Lint a. Kfo. (t-am uri'l j orif (hit v-iM i.uV.- a )i ijfri nhOM - Jijk In tljp lourftafii'-iit. Tti" final j tjjrt- inaiM i'S to 1. Ariui Uo- , hiO'J, of I'fiiotj, r'-f-i---! I'Oili j luii' tt in th" riJKli ftntitrto. Off. WJIk.iiiftl' I'ui Vfradty dWd-d tb- roll';- of 1'la bo hr 1m mirt l lo 24 Wttla Wafja, Wh. WhJUrmn vTHy hri luirf nirtit, 44 to 21. wdwl uiI'I.uk '" itfinhfiv of thf rortltidd i'MU-M1 Of f'ii l "ooy ' Ju of t h- ! ion Htjfh Kound d--Ud CiiJurnMa univi-r- vliool. , wily ti-rj lurf. niyht 2 to . j ' Legion to Back 10 to : Al t4 f-and-: Alumni rirl I. I. Ktrlt, 11. I Sandlot Baseball Over the Nation 1 cuicMio. ivi,. jr. (AO- KKItC an Vranelm-9 I ! Jm- t ' " na 't-ri. i.. v. r- Ck :, CwiIIUiw; . inuU.al '"" I"""" '' Uronrmlr?. , muvU lut.: fly- ,r of "' "' '"'"t lX ifin; 10, ronrt erchtra; ''" "" ' hurley iiukoh 11 to II. dance mu4c. I'-- li'-ovy irjt l.in.l.,n of K:X I'ortUnd ia.m-lr,9. ;'"niwla won from liou Marlfl krl :I0. rt.Ildr.n'. hour: 7. or- HMtilf. HO B EL AN G Eli IS VICTORIOUS IN pflffTF A J n ffl Kan,"'t I14 i,iiil Mtff'-rintc from lyi iJliViJ th raild inrottii of Kolf and oth'-r i i, iKpor-ti, In to t" Kiiinululfd hy ttK I'Oli'n.AJVn, fir-., l-h. II AI Jin. tuked tiy fjnan- ''ial and moral mipport from tho; ll-ri' Whiti-y" I.loyd. Afin;jp oHm Hi)iltt who may It- ;iWHtil-i in N-jvy h'word. -iJilI-iutif of l(riK o-M iilt-rouurf athjM ft c:j if i OitK year. (! Iihk n 10 hon ur iwii' t-r. Iff tin mii'1' oiK t:r-;it-.t tut in f n footlKili. chfMtrs' I, studio projfT-n; t:X", AfiC r-hnin proKrnm; IU to 12, ilmnr frolff. KJH - Hocttlit 24l.rii-M'lr) fi:ao, dinnir oonrnrt; 7:1", ntudlo proKrbn; 10 to 12, dftnf prrhN !m. KOMO K-tltU Ci'.6ni-'J'(k) 6:lfr, th'l'r ftroirr&ni; muni fu proKruiu; 9, S. II. f'.: 10, ron-n-n orrlifKtru: 11:46 lo i'l.Vt, VttHi-d pioKmn, KO I N i'oril nn4 f I V m - t 4 ( Uv ) 4, Uiutiwr coiU'rt; 7:16, ordMittM; j, iiudlo broMf-uni; i to B:ao, Ji- VttMiinrmo7, I lo It, Iit, Afolay iifogrwm; to ; io. n. ii. a,- KOW -rorllanil ' (4'Jlm0MVl) 6, noitorrf; 0:10, program; 7:3. du(TiiUoniil talk; , conr-rt; ft, to 10, N. I. . KUA Hfioknnif 2C0.7i-l I6 kc) 6:20, muNlcttl pro(frin; t Miuri; H:S0 to lO, AIM' rhuln pro fcram; 10 lo 12, dMn tnunir. lifOKHlzlfttf th n-d for mttn ttt-n on Hi'- liiiw-hall diamond j nd -.-i-taln that hqiw of ihc lul'rnt anif.nic American youth in-n-vr found, th Amrlran and National I:ik,-,' hav votd to th rouiih round jK'""" !'" """ ! dwlop- JIIK i"' Nidii mhiii n in hrlnif (i0,(M( AmfTl'an youth pi in to l;i" lall roittp'1 itiort '-a'-h yi-nr Billiard Game Has a Czar to Operate It Now f'V-r, until li'-lanifiT found Xurii ln' Mf-ak HpoU In whfn hn haltf-r'-d itarl-l Into hflplfriaii'-MH, anil th- n trri atop pf-d thn hout Jo Marcus In thn othf-r main event, on thn unanimou dfrinl'm over Johnny Woods levr, hard hltllfiK nnu lad, ut the ind of llielr t'n-roiind ronteat. ' Thn rurtatn-raliwr furnlNhid the thrill of thn i ven In whn Yoithic Villa, of tho I'hlitppinfH, knorked Art Thlry down twlr and Thtiy relulialed with three knoi'k doi Jloli Mrlntyn; ut Halem, and I Johnaon went four torrid rounds to a ilrnw, ItiiHaeM Wuyno won a four-round' wejterwpixht houl from Kddle ,iuaii In an oilier good conteM, . , throtiKh Ktat, rexionnl and nuA jiional tournanienis. j fnily-r Ihf P-a;lon's plan, the jt'nlief Hiati'N will he divided Into jiiri esK(rn and wetrtrn dlvinlon, iJ-ii'h of thine major dlviKlons will I he divided Into ten smuller ones with in-vera I mines In each group. The. slate ( liamploriH wit) meet In elimination K.-nnes nf re(ionnl ioaV namntH and 1 t-j f winners- of eirh major division uftt inwt nn nuully lor thn national rhumplnn- II Is always) aaMler lo hronk limn lo mnd H, WOMAV MtfTK HKl ItlOUl KKAMaVh KAM.H,. Ore. leh. If (AP)- Delia Mallory, 22. wf ''res'eiit, tr" finished a speriacu lur ski rnrA from upper Wood Itiver valhy to I 'riier Ukii t irn ami ret ii if i, lute A'-wterdty In 7 hours and U minutes, w-tilnif a new reenrd for woitien. AI.Ish l'ri Ity Miikoh K. Taylor ( Assor -la ted I'i-'-k Sport h Wf iti;r) CHtfAU lAi'i Hilllurdi now has Its rxiir likp hanrhall and Ihf movie. The rue wfelderw "I And is Ik nr. I'uJph II. Whwler. well known f'hleaxo surffeon, who is preslO-nt of the National Jit I Hards AKKia tion. t'nder his authority, the asKOfia lion will take over supervtHion of all professional billiards matMies heinnlfiK with the national pocket hllliardit tournament hore Murvti &-J7. The irnpefiiK for tho new ri'Kltno in hilliards i-auie from. the teuOlna pros t heifiHelves, 'A 1 of whom aiKned a petition lo the N. ii. A. to take uwny fro in rommrrcial In terests thn promotion of prof en- Montana our Hriseoe. ixheit In The day had net i rompriKe diviMon iiuinher . of Korf Klumuth. fln 7 hours and zo mlnut'-M. hefote Miss Hilly fWay i n-rord for Ihf trip In 1 houiH uud l' Ifltnilten ahlp In a "llttte world series." Hoys under 17 years will lie rlla;ihla tu Minnut i,ul-,r,u fni.teh- play and the flrat series will he Welker "orhran. 1H.2 hilliards held this Hunrmer. The national champion: Olio Iteiseit. thre-- ehampions will ho KtntH at the r.(itliun mfe holder, and l-Vank major world series. Tahernkl. poeket hilliards rham- wawnmictfin. ireon. luano oni headed the Iimi of sirners. I Taherski will he flint to defend his crown under the new Htate of affairs, participatlm? in the March competition. The N. It. A. tourna ment committee In rhooxiiiK uH his opponents the ten lendintc pluynrs f the last season. Kalph (irrn !hof was winner of the title in last yr-nr's tournament and. through : hall' nifi- ifitttrht-a, Taherskl suc e.fded lo the honor. T)ip latter hiiN (lefimld his title twice In ! ehiilleiiKe matehi-s a nd faces a ton i fiument for t he rhampiunslilp lor the flint time. Accord inti to the petition of the pros, the competitive champion Kiiip condll Ioiih of t he past Imvo not ulways ta-en siitisluciory. 'llliey r.ay the Kame lias lacked that ln dii.iHliice of action necessary If it is lo advance ulonK with other Hporis, which long uko divorced iheuiHcvei front commercial dom inance and formed lh-lr own or KanlKatlons to act ns Kuvernlnff hpdii-H and conduct the hip chnm- IllOIIShlll IIH-ctH. I ers' Here's your "furl best North for cool smoking! AND ri'ijlit nway, lit-rc'i why: Be J cauw: Grungcr is made from tjiiuliiy tobacco, naturally cool-burningand then itVRough Cut." Not granulated into fust-burning chips, but cut in big, ilow-burning shaggy Hakes, the one way pipe tobacco thouU bu cut. Iivcrything pipe tobacco ihuuld be, in good tutie and cpiulity; and above everything elic cool I Men, thousands of 'cm, from bankers to bakers, from Danger to Ilukercficld,' tell tu that Granger is the smoothest, oMilett smoke that ever rolled over a pipe-lover's tongue. ft DeMolay Iiasketball Team Is Organized (jrangerRo N nilly lint miiHt ftnluU im in my .J tnt Ikt prut. ciANr.rt itoK-,ii art u madi y Tl il UOOKTT MYIM TOBACCO OO. The I. a (W.indn order nf De Molay luiK otta nixed a huHkelholl ti-ain mid has arraiiKed for several L'linii'N, incintiintr conti-sts with the linker and Pendleton DeMolays, It mim annoiincf't today. f.nrn will h phiyt'd with severnl local li-ums IncludiiiK' ))' M. T. A. Hccond Wind team, w horn llu-y wilt pluy t his wi t k. 'I'heir team in com pONcd (tf: fieniKe HuKK". ttfOTKC Miirndeii, Di.nald l'atton, Jay lutieH ;irn William Arrivey. Hoard Throws Out 10,000-Metre Race ,T. MOItir,, l-'eh. IT. (AD The etecut ive cotnmittet nf the intt rnatloiuil Olympic committer today derided to throw qui th iniMiii-Mieitn race, held yeitrr duy, from the Olympic rerords, cit n -1 1 1 n k the rcHiiltM thus far oh-tjliii-il and to rr-run the'rarn If the weather KrOWl colder. A penvrtil thnw urrompanied by n warm rain and etrfni-ly high icmpe rat ures hrouttht postpone niftil of the entire program of tho winter Olympic i. am is scheluled fur today, The commillrc ha timr ron i. I. ration thn rc-arrnniccmrnt nf nc))fdulc which must bi mod In order to flnlh the- Katncs on Hun IE3BBE3C33E3B! 1331 A fliti hn liin rtlm-ovprfj that wnlka In Monmna. rrohahly h ni-vi-r h orn In an aulomolillo Bhnn-. 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