La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 01, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' Thursday, March 1, 1928 Paw Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER U -f j f Printed Silks! are the thing for Spring. Many new '',' patterns now on display. ' ' liependabto ,. Values v HILL'S TEST HARVARD IN INDOOR TITLE TILT Supremacy on Track to Be at Stake in A.A.A.A. . Meet on March 3 Sought Eagerly by Majors Dependable Prince of Wales Wins Guards Race . TKVnintY, Enir.. Mnr.'l AP) The 1'ilncn of Wales . won the Welsh KuiirdH ram at the Hcauforl limit, point-to-point races hero to day. ; ' , : ' .'The prince, who' roilo hi own Jim-re lie (iomme. competed a a r,oi I in the Welsh runrda rlillnK av.. m wwral fellow orfirnr. 'flu- rourwf wa over 3 W mile of fairly difficult country with una or two stiff hedge and turf top ped stone Jump!. , WAR lUiRTS BANANA 8AI.KK ' HMIi:i'IEL.D8 Itovoluttonnry Activities have reduced nearly, n third the export of banannK from Die Minefield district of NlraraKUn. A roan fie from military operations have had a steadily IncrensInK husl nes. About f 1,000.000 worth Ih ox ported yearly. Iron mn and J Utoodan ships 'romance on the fe thttkillof a lifrhm I.I,;.K ivoooic 1HAMII(S NKW YOKr.AI) KaHtrrn IntcrcollcKfnlo Indoor tmck arid field rhnuiploriH, nil of wltoin with thn exception of -A I Mtll-r will derond their (lllcs In the 1 93ft. meet: . 70-yani' dash Al Miller, Harvard, One-mile' run W. J. Coy, Inn Kiato. . Two-mile run If. II. Hen on, f'ornell. 70-yard hurdles K. M, Well Parlinouth. Ono-iiillo relay HyntriiHo, Two-nilJo relny-e-liOHton Col h'g. High Jump Tom Mo y nurd, Dartmouth. IfriMid Jump Alfred Jlutes, IVnn State. . io!e vuult Haliin Tnrr, Yulo, and HU-vo Itradlcy, I'rliiCfton.' Khotput Harold Jumlejg, Ponntiylvnnia. - 3 6-pound weight Norman Wright, Oirnell. , Team Harvard. . BHt I ; " , I I lirstiC!! I I Ily Alan 4. (Jonld ' (Associated I'l-css Hltorta Kdltor) KKW YOKIC '(Ail')' liurvard, minus the old of her crack sprln ter, Al sillier, will have anything hut an easy time trying to moke It three HtrtilKht in the Intercollegiate A. A. A. A, indoor trock and field Indoor choiiipfonHlilpa hern March 3. ' ' Miller la tho only 1927 Indoor tltli-holdfir who will hn mlHHlni; from tho mnlce In the JOSd itefl ment Armory, whern Yale. Cornell, f'enn Hlatc, , Dartmouth and (JeorKTlnwn am expected to form tho chief rlvulnr for tho OrlniHon chiutiptona. It win a four-cornered title hat He liiat year In which Harvard emorKcd triumphant by tinrrow miiKrln. nvnt Vii In. f'ornell and 1enn Hlutc. which flniahed in that NKW VOUK, Mnr. 1 (API . -rh,, rvlin.nn hn. clrlit n. Delaney of Hrldaeport, Conn It eleven. 1U27 point-winner avail- aa 'J'om Jlwney of New Kralnnd uliln aijiiln, hut haa lout Hed nag-l move Into the flrnt pint of Trx .il.innc runner, a well an ' Wcknrd new heavy welRht ellmln- Mlllei - two athlete who woro ro- a"n "'"-lea In a 10-round liout at innllille for nine point. Jinaiaon wiunre llert'l Bruce Caldwell-, the Yale athlete whost scrvlit-s a a haieball player are bein eoimht by several major league i lubs. Caldwell, Teputed to be one of the wlckcdtut -hitter ever to piny on a college team, bai refused to coimlder any ofter until he Kruduates thin autn mt, put Is ald to be tuvorahly inclined toward Juinliif the New York Yankees. Delaney, Heeney Meet Tonight in Critical Match SACRED HEART GIRLS' TEAM IS VICTORIOUS LLOYD HAHN WINS MILE OF CENTURY Defeats Ray Conger ind 'Dr. (Jtto 1'eltzer Time 4 Minutes 12 Seconds NEW YORK, Mur. 1 (AX") l.loyd Hnhn hu aildcd the "mile of the century" to hi lonir tUrlna of trliiinph on the hoard tlila winter. The atiort-HtopplnK ltouton flier run Hay Conifer, of the Illinois A. C. and I'r. Olio 1'eltr.er, Icniian champion. Into the around In the International mile, fcuturo or tho KnlKht of Coliimhii meet hint filKht, but failed hy a full aceond to equal the world' Indoor record lor the dlHtunce, . Ill time 4 minute 13 seconds, the fiuuest mile of tho aeaaon. lfahn' failure. to real Ira his ambition to break the Indoor ree- ord for tho mile of 4:12. held jolnl ly hy Tauvo Nuriiii and .loin Kay, was due chiefly to the fact- lhat hn vu forced to niiike own pure Ihe whole wny. 'i'ukinir the lend with tho gun. he pounileil ftwny steadily at a pace his rivals did nt care tobettcr. Kor six lap the three: runners htinir closely to Itether,. with fonBer aeeond and I'eltier third. At this siobo Hahn henn to draw away. At the close of the ninth lap. llnhn flnshed a spurt that carried him to the tape. ih yards in front of Conifer, while the Teuton ehampon, exhausted, JOKKcd into the finish line. Madison Hqunre (Jurden Thero will be a few outstanding "e -winner pronniny win lie ac- favorltes to repeat 1SS7 Individual Borden recnitnltlnn as the next trlnmph. nmonit them Suhlll oarrj'hiilKinKor of Chaniilon dene Tim or Yille In the pole vault. Hill Cox! icy. or I'enn Htate In tho mile, and When the boxers enter the Hub, Monty Wells of Dartmouth In tho they will he rated criiially to tuke hmilles but otherwise It look like. the. victory despite Jleeney's ud- wlde open field. 'vuntuKe of some 20 .pounds over Starts MONDAY ARCADE Kvon Cnrr may have hi trouble. The ureal Kll vauller did not (tain n clear title last year, helnlf forced to shai-o first placo with Ktevo Itradley of Princeton only a few week after he bad et the world's The Sacred Heart academy nt Iris basketball team has had n success Vul season so far this year, with two wins from the linker team, the St. Kennels Academy sextette. The Maker teum plpycd hero several weeks oko nnd lost hy u larire mar- toniaht. i" .. . , " " ' iowi. , n-itm cni iu imncr wiiiiri' nicy won ly u worn of 1R-X. TIioho who pluyod in tho' Huln-r kuhip follow: llolon 'Nt'wlfn and Haznl Cira(f, forwardH; ' Voronu. Ktoop and Junnila TltOmpHon, centon; Kraiirrs CuitiHtoc'lc and VlrKlo- Mc WlllianiH, RiiardH. The squad )uim hcon prat-tlflnir rrKalurly throtiKi' out I he ca.Hon and has had hqvtuI rniDAVS IMtOfJHA.MS The National RroadonHtlnK com pany proKrnm for tomorrow nltfhl follown: 8 to II, Wriwloy rovicw; 9. White,' rtorlc proKiuni; 9:30 to 10, Memory lane. KGO Onltlnnd 3S4.4m-780kd) fi:36. qnintot; K to 10. N. li. ; 1 to II, dnnce orohoatra. KKOA Spnttln (447.5m-C70kq) 8, N. H. M 10. Henry and tho Bohh; J0:30 to 12, KGW Ilobt Ac nr 1 .1 .TTIEIIIl-JLMlEMar ;;;V::CJ'PPSSf:;; HIS 111 ; rutaWIVMi W--' llealiiiarukrnt .. . v ' j u tthout lube Holancy. In doping out tho HuHrt for thlH flKhl, tho nnijorlty of IntcroMtlnK kiuuo with local tiaaia, ring1 rrltlrH havb straddled tho lncludliifT Mio alumni girl' teum. funro. I . .:, . Many olmorvoi-H fool Hint Dp-t y0 rnn HOW poppy larliHpnr anil lanoy mnat knock out Hoimiov i,ni. iniiimtu K....ii i.)t.,i.ii n .i n ii uA liifirinn ...in. i.. 1 1, ii ri..., .,1 o t.. . .. .. . . --Sr L' f h..I,Ih n.lh itm ru.n 10K f nn fit I nn..M.e and lvth last year, may atatr a, boxer of the pluKtflnj; type who ronin-lMirk. Tho HHUopnent havft Bhaorha nlonty of niinlsluiiont for 'an array utronsthotiod Addition the nnko of woarinff down IiIh op from a fine froahmon team of last ponfnt. Ileenoy has never heeii .year, Inrludlnir tho nntlonnl Indoor counted out. aprlnt rhainplon, (Ivrl Wilder ninth. Tho relays, ft iiauul, promise TAXI SERVICE AT SACAJAWEA INN NEW CHRYSLER SEDAN R. L. Young, l'rop. Phone Main 830, Days 373-R Nights Popular Prices Delaney scales about 170 pounds to about l!l! for Ms opponent. Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zerolinc and Quaker State Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams Ted Thye Is Victor Over Mr.Kauffman PORTLAND, Die.. Mar, t (AP) Ted Thye'H world lamoiiH wri( loek, wan In evtlonro 1;imI nlM In wrrallltiK' mat oh with (Mole KaulTtniin nf ColuinhiiH, Ohio, Thye took the Ohi fait In :t'.i min ute G seconds when ho forced JCnuffjnun to Rive In to a double wrlatloek, and then came hack and took the aeeond and deciding fall in one minute five seconds. It wan while Kuuff man was d input ins with the referee over hi decl Hlon In orderhiK the wrcH) loi'fl to hreak and take the center of the ring when Knuffman had Thye in the flrat stiujeH of a douhlo .step over, that Thye clamped on hln heel hold. Thye rolled to tho edro of tho mat before Knuffm.m could if . i '" 1 nut ti-.vhur to lo two or three things ni ft time. I am lutiitlnir a key for n pol office lM), hrontliJiiK du.vi front the office MvtvrMn, I am li'yln to eiilct-tiiin n cuviniiier'to keep him fiiim leavliitf and nt.lhc snnic tlnu t am niiitius to lell you about the 100 per cent piui Slvin arch paint It Is cut Inly rive from ndiiltcnKion. It ha no sniul, and jet it. N belter than Mune icpple wild anl. i Our wiillpiiper is soil lint aootl. i District One EASTERN OREGON BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT MARCH 1,2, 3 UNION HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Union, Oregon : 8 Teams from Union, Baker, Wallowa, Harney, Malheur and Grant Counties 1 1 Games THREE BIfl DAYS Schedule March 1 Thursday, 4 games 2:00 and 8:00 P. M. March 2 Friday, 7 games 9:30 A. M., 2:00 and 7:30 P. M. March 3 Saturday, 3 games 2:00 and 8:00 P. M. I I... in ,, .In U ...i ..i- I. .r.. I pu on the flnlHh nr tonch of hlH1m js Wr hold. Kanffman a left arm was . (.WM hv nfl.ai ,f UloM, uaelew. nf.er the firm fall. U)s ft nmj 0(c mJ In tho preliminary Itay Ms , rm.(t , hnk u wwJ( took one fall and division from 1 ,lr ,. huUxost s penplo Umii .Minor I etc. (conhl cmipare Ihe prUcs and we woiini wen more niluiper. Tell your mother lhat wo Mill have some of Hint lawn reiiclnn left mill Hm priee Is more tliaii rtuhi. It is iiIhhii half or what yon eonhl buy It. for any plnee cIm'. Thei-c K one new John loero wulk itK plow liei-c thill was held overt rcmti laM. year nod we will sell it nt n sreat dlimnt, Our Mish fatiory is nintiJiijr, and turuins: out hisl -class work. Wo iiiiilic (-nt-iip pit cell wimknv. cot- iStrangler Lewis ! Pins Malcewicz In Kansas City KANSAS CITY. Mnr.'.l (AD I'or the second time In two years .Ine .Maleewlei. t'tlcn naltlher. Iius lost to Mil (Nini'ik'li.rl inui, i "a- liidis, hiiMiiniit sh and jheavywclitlit wrestlln champion. ll, lii n lam.- winders. Claude C. Fratt KPl lxa AllKclos (4CS.5m-C4P- Uc) 0. dinner proitiain; 7, orrhos tra: 8. fl. H. '.:, l. symphonette. IU1Q Spokane :i70.2m-KIlin) 0, concent orchestra: 8; N. 1?. ('.'. 0.'-Ixaak' Walton leaifne; 9:3(1 10 (10, N. n. C. K OA Denver !(32ri.9m-20kc) 5:30, concert: 6. farm extension service: 7. hand: 8 to , orchestra. KOIN Portland ( Jl!lm-04nkc) C. dinner concert: 7: Id, orchestra: 8, string- orchestrn: 8:40. studio proa-ram: 10 to 11:30. dance hand. 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' varied' program; 11, danco music; 12 to 12:3.0, theater program. ' KG A Rpoltnne (2C0.7m-ll0.. kc) 6, farm school; 7, muHlcal- pro gram; 10 to 12, danco record b. isaya "Huckera are coming In -.better nnd lielntf whipped I to New York." Why not ship afetr, of thorn wchI? New, York. Beeiiia to 1 1 , v You can call Europe now for $f a minute, bat it's very liartl A New England newspaper to got MuKsolinl'fl number. MOT ONLY MILD, BUT A MILD CIGARETTE THAT SATISFIES! reason enough you'll find for CHESTERFIELD'S immense popularity scheduled finish ! Before either Im.l wr.,. in..A ' one fall in match. Mulcewica forfeited his iiiatoh to I-wts hero Inst nlclit when he Has nnahte to rontlnue alter the Xtlansler took the first fall with n (fm fonndrr. Lumber Co. We Sell FVr Cash The Poor Man's Friend" tleadloek in one heur nnd tiflv I liilliilles. The ftlca (trappier j claimed to have suffered a torn llKiiment in the left shoulder. Mnlrewic esenpeil from three heailtneks. hut after his shoulders were pinned to the mat' with a (fourth hciidlnck. hw was carried to his corner, apparently In a dale. Phone tula M plenty of thrills with Syracuse. Cleorttetown and Holy Cross likely to make it especially cxeitlnit In the one-mile test. With the errnt nepro hnlf-mller. Phil KilK-ards. as anchor man. New York Cnlversity, In tho two. mile relay, lias a irood chance to hang up its flrsi victory In the cham pionships since they wero started j-"J' - '"" 1 "" -i Jl IJ.U THE CONQUEROR U wxm Lr m mm E STATE it a our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield cigarettes are of finer quality and hence of better taste than in any other cigarette at the price. LiccErr A Situs Toacco C. ClH ESTEIPJFD EflJD CIGARETTES -TT IIJIIllmtMtMMTtTIMIM Mil?