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

Wednesday, April 18, 1928
Pa ere Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVER
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The New
Slenderette
Silk Hose
with
pointed heel
Trout Feed Is
Given At Union
By Sportsmen
union': ' a nr. in (Hpeeial)--S
tin 1'nlon Kportsmtns club
ccjuonrt rated Its ..ability to put
uvt a successf uI meeting when
!:. , nil wax host to the Wo mans
o ii,s i:wmltff-H -at the rlub cabin
Monday eretifng.
Willi It. H. Donney and
about in dozen helporn in charge
the dmiiiul trout feed was served
ot about 7. o'clock with over u,
hundred members and guests pres
ent, 'J'ruut, salmon, salad, cake,
pie. sandwiches nnd coffeo vexo,
served. Following the' eats the
floor was cleared and to accom
panying music of a piano and vio
lin, old time dancinfc was enjoyed
foi" a few hours.
Anionic the out-of-town guests
wore Gume Warden Rogers of
Wallowa county, John Hean of
cove, mid a goodly delegation from
!.u Grande.
Young Firpo Wins
From Buck Fighter
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(Al')i Young- I-'Irpo. Walla Wallu,
)iattler, won n refercp'a decision
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iU Fishing Poles W
At prices that set new WgMKJ
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1 ? m "Nifty" W Jointed
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m Bamboo Rods, with
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Nifty Colonel
Miss El fcelU Johnson or Old
burg. Kas has been elected hon
orary colonel of the R. O. T. C
unit at Kaunas Bute Agricultural
College, Manhattan. Last year she
VMiUown beauty queen of tti
' - - college.
over Urownle TJutklrk of IVndle.
ton. Ore., In the fourth round of
their scheduled Mix-round light
here lust night. Klrpo wun award-
' ed the dec 11 on after Huskirk had
elaltned a foul whtch was not al
lowed ly the referee nod a doctor.
Pirpo weighed pounds,, mid
liusldik, WO pounds.
Jon , Jones, Spokuno welter
weight, took t tt referee's decision
over Flush Kelloy, Portland in tho
six-round main event.
Freddy Smith To
Fight Del Allen
Hecnusc Van lleum-n Is to
flKht In . Hpokune Apr. 27,
l-'reddy Hinlth, of Kpukaiie, Iiiih
linen aulixtltuted In the main
event -of the locul boding card
to be given hero Saturduy
evening; Apr. in, It was an
nounced today, i Sinlth'H op
ponent will he lel Allen, of l.a
urnnde.
(let- in the radiftheH and, Kpinuch
without delay, .
1SPQRT iVEWS:
TIGER AND BUCK
MEET SATURDAY
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i'endletOn andXa GrandC
Tfiftf Tnnmc fn Via
ltai-n iLtUHb IU VJU
Here in Contest
On a of the outstanding high
school aiiiletlr! events of the year
will lake place hero Saturday uf-
rnoon when rendh-ton and I,a
(Iraude, truditlonal rivals, will meet
In a dual track and field contest.
Ho far this yenr tlio liuckaroON
liavn th advuntiiffe, winning the
foollwill KHine nnd hreakliiK even
in the hiiskeiiKiii Kumes. The
TlKers liope to defeat I'endleton
U.it in.,1,.11 u.. I, lr.li will llUilll n,i itut
HCuro lenvliiK the, KnHtcrn (r'ifon
meet to decide H'27-2 honors.
Tlie meet Is scheduled to start
nt 2 o'clock In tlio afternoon und
from dope nvuiliilile, La Grande
will have to rely mainly on the
dlstunces and field events, with a
sprinkling of points here ami
there In other events, to win.
The Pendleton team is known to
ho in better conditio) than jx
(Irande the result of better
weather and more training.
The only met from which com
parisons can be made is the Pen-
Idle-ton cIukm meet held about 10
d.y. ?KO. in - .hat meet the 1.0
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the half mile In 2:l!l:iM.
The mile
figure waan't given. - 4
IllicliH lluvo KprJnt li;lgc
In thn flu t runes the century
ilnnli Is apt to lie hotly contested,
with I'endleton having a shade the
heal on paper. I.uxt week Kuyre
made Hie 220 In 26.1. which gives
him u slight edge In this event.
I'endleton is duped to win the
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Wolfe ure favored to lilace first
nnd second in (the inllc and half
mile.
l.a Ornndc lins a chance to make
a clean KWncp in tlio dincuH and
poNHlltly the javelin. Pendteton'M
hiHt markH are Ul feet in the plat
ter and 121 font inches with
the 8 pear. The. wlnniiiK heave of
the Hliot In Itound-lTp park wiih 34
feet 5 Inches und both Charlton
and KUiik have hi en hltlluK around
aS feet.
ui a run mi i "i ieei .win ih-ih-i
while Pendleton mopped nt 9 feet
3 inches iii tho oIohh meet. In tho
broad Jump Pendleton has the ad-
vantuKe, with a man that leaps
nearly 20 feet. Price won fur
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IncheH IfHH than 19 loot.
High Jump lOvcn
The high tump Is expected to
ip nnuini (nisn ,v
teu.MH nnv.ng men uuu . u, u
Pndleton has the advantage In
it... hurdlcH with slliihtly better
nn I me cf an In
linn than tin. l.a i.rumin ,
If'tho weather Is fair, local fnns
iinllcipnlo t an Inter
from Htiirt to finish.
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Portland Drops
Home Opener To
Mission Squad
Pnclfic Cftnst Staiiilliivs
W. L. Pet
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Los Angeles 7
Oakland 7
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Portland batsmen could not see
Herman Pillette's fast hall; con
sequently tht-y could noi hil it. so
the Missions, finding Itert Cole no
puzv.lo, walued to u n eight-two
victory. I tat (eries: Pltlette nnd
Whitney; Cole, Wnrhop, Tomltn
and Itego, Saunders.
Hen 11 to and 1 1 oily wood were on
tho road.
The Heals sludgers swung Into
nMnn lit I hit ulvllt tV.ittw. u-lt It t ita
count tied at 4-4, and when the j
Davis Cup
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W illi one i'Xi I'ptlou. Iho Amorli-aii plnyrra who are competing al Aucuata. oa.. lor pomtiona on the Davis
Cup team that In expetieil to win butk thai famous trophy from the Krcnch, are shown here. Krank Hunt
er, Keroml i.uiklne Amerk-an player who will he un.ihle to play In the American lone prelimlnarlea. was
absetil when l he ahove picture waa taken. In the pkture. ttandlns. reading left to right, are: . Wruy
Ilrown. Hi. IiuIk: ileorr.e M. Lott, Chicago: llud Chundler. California: Marvin Carpenter, chairman
AtiKURta committee: Hill Tllilen, captain, who Ii rested with alisolute authority to select Ihe team: and
Johnny loea, Simla Monica. Calif. Kront row, Krancla X. Shields, New York, junior national champion;
Wllmer Allison. Kort Worth. Tex., interrolleiclata rhampiou; Arnold Jones, J'wldence; Johnny Hennes
sey, Indianapolis, onu W. i'. Coeu, Jr.. ot Kansas CU.
side had been retired they hud
bcat
uinusscd ix runs, enough to
Ouktund, tu-6. The veteran Hutch
Heiither went the route, for Kan
Francisco. Matt erics: Koehler,
Hpnrks und Head: Jtcuther and
j Vargas, Bprinz,
I J.os Angeles hopped 1 on John
Klngleton und Klmer Hha for 111
hil l,,n tirHt h1 IniKH, but
Hhwi topped thn ouslnught after
.t,mt w'b i' mate piu-d up
: enough runs to win, C-4.
THREE PITCHERS
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Win in 10 Innings
AineKi an Itiuo Ktaiulin
New York ,. S
Cleveland t.. 6
WashiiiKion . ; 4
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Ponton l
Detroit 1
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Hrooklyn
Philadelphia
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Itoston
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Three Pl iers of tho holdm.
variety In tho hltf leatfucs were still
repecttve clubg today although tho
campaign Is already a week old.
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An effort hy IreHldnt McDIur -
inifi. ui - .nni.mni, iu Hinunirieii
oui iiHf utkikips oi a dispute wan
Pete Donohue In a conference yes-
ii-iuiiy nun unui i rsni ui,
J'onohue said he was returning
to his Texas home while MrlUar-
f winiM'ti iiiiii inc iieni. ii luciv,
The pitcher balked at a reduction the KMi-metcr laurels that now be
lli wilury. I lone to Knglund.
1'rban Shocker, the splt hatl vet-1 Sprintinif supremacy s one of
era u of tho Yankees is still - en- the tliliiKS I'ncle Ham has cher
KiiKcd In a heluted tralnlnK' sleife at ished most when it conies to Olym-
.ouls hall park waiting for
a move from tho New Tork office
to re -ope n dlckorlnKfl.
The other prodiKiil, Vic Aldrhltfc.
lias Ignored the call of the New
York Oiunls and it betcina to look
like Mcuraw took tho worst or tlio
whkll K(,nt Hurlr,gh Grimes to
lMttut.nrir In mliirn fne tin. riiiWnl
like McCJraw took tho worst of tho
Pittsburg In return for the current
hold out
Culm Win Hani ttamo
Thn fM.i.Murn f'uha )..) to ifo ten
v,.H7(.r(lllv to hvAtlk '1Urt
so. of the great Alexander "for
(l to 2 verdict over St. Louis. '
Taking advantage of ragged
f,(.,dJng by the Tigers, the Clove-,
"''ns heaped a six to 4 set-I
1 'l irOH. ftlllllHBlT ..1U11III - -
Hy ot tin- H.-pkmIs li-nchi-il Hob
I'ol hi-i'Ki II liorniiHi- of a, lintlhiK
rltiinp, KuHlrrlliik-, S--nttli' rouklo
Innillnir tho vi-ti-rnn ontrlolilir'a
pout. KnxtorlliiK nuulo throo hlm.Yiinki-o fuvorltos in tuo iiiu-mou-r
In four tlnnn ui. j rlnul ut London, uniong them the
Hi hlnd tho Btooilv nltch nir of
To-i I.yonn. formi-r Baylor unlvor-
slty star the Chicago White Sox
trounced the .Browns by 4 to 2.
cold weather and rain kept the
other members of tho majors idle.
Mannger Wilbtrt Itohinson, of
the H raves on Monday. Koblnson
complained that Pitcher 'barley
Itohortson nf Itoston had used n
"glue" ball on the Kohins. , The
ltrooklyn pilot declared Itohortson
was allowed to continue in the
game after the mmilrc ordered the
glove, with the "glue" discarded,
Itohinson said he wanted to know
why ltobortson was not put out of
the game Instead of continuing
with another glove.
!i:Vi:i.OI ITALIAN' IMM'HTKY
KOMK (AP)- A technical com
mlltee hus been appointed to study
the possibilities of oiganiKatinn and
growth of the Italian optical In
dustry as well as co-ordlual Ion it
various technical und economic do-
velopments In tho optical and pro-
clslons tools Industries. I
Team Trials Get Under Way
CAN PADDOCK WIN
100-METER DASH?
- Sprint King Out to Dupli
cate His 1920 Victory
in Olympic Games
I(K-M4lir ChAlliploiiK
K'KW VOUK (Al) Olymplr
l(i-iiic(tr fimmijloiM anil tht'lr
tlllloll:
Vi-iw Winner, Cminliy Tlinn
)K!iii Hurki', i:. k. :I2
Hino jmvlN, U.K. :I4-S
19114 Hnhn. 1', K. :J1
JJhic llnhn, t'. H. : 1 1 1-r,
ItlllK Wiilkc-r. S. Arrku ;ll)4-ri
I1II2 Cpulif, H. H. : 10 4-6
lll'il I'lul.lock. I'. H. 4-f.
1!'24 AhrnhuniH,
, KnKlund :!" -ri
KnmilH Olyiniilo record,
iniuli in J!M2 in prHltuhmry
)fiit Ity lon f.iitpinroll, Amer
ica. Worlil'8 icciiril, la 2-6. Iiy
I'aililuck.
Ily Alan .1. ;oiil(l
(ABociai.i ivciw KporiM H.llior)
NKW VOUK (Al riiurlcy
Puddork will attempt thla year to
apcoinpllah a feut only one other
athlete ha ever achieved win the
cluHKic 01ymtic I no-mcler dnah for
thn HHCond time.
( More than u acore of yearn ao
Archie J-lahn, crack American
1 sprinter and no relation to the
present, distance runner J.loyil
llahn,N registered a dual triumph
hut only two years separated his
victories at St. Louis in IUU4 and
Athens In UMiC.
'! It was eight years ago that I'ad-
dock leapt into the tape first at
Ant uvu-ii. ii funt nho.'irl tif hl fi'l-
hmv ailKtrillnu, mum nil lB-y.
TV y0n "l'P .V Z ,V ?!
.tiler ran no hotter than fltih in the
J( inoters at I arts but ho wmn
within an eyelash of heatliiK Jack-
plonwhip In a hair-raUinK duel on
Hie I QIOIIUICH tl-UCK.
I Now Pntldock is Kcttinff In trim
lur ills mini viyiupu: vt-mur-.
aiotiK iviin nis oiu nvui rH-nuit.
Tho life of most sprint ace Is
Sliuri will UKi' nnn uruu niuuiy nun
these, two veterans, both counted
upon heavily in plans desiKiied to
nrillK OUCK to me i niiru otmi-n
iC competiilon. It was a shock,
therefore, to Yankee pride when
tho raiiKy Harold Abrahams, Cum-
hrldirc L'nlv-rsily star, galloped in
ahead of Scholn, Uownian. Paddock
-un .Murchlson at Paris four years
nKo.
1 Now out of competition. Anra-
1 .... i.ut.M1nm nnlv
nK0.
lmnis will
at Amsterdam only.vho nvnr bo.vlP(i )eforo last I
ln the rolo of "non-playing" cap
tain Ol me nnurtii n ui:iv n um "m.
America will do well to ho prr
1)aml t0r some unexpected threat,
It' seems, as ilio pages of OlynW
ipic history are reviewed, mat some
, sprinting meteor has usually come
from nowhere to harass the con-
cent rated sped of tncle Sam's
IIU) a. i n mi .-..i i- a .....v H.
iy omnmnliir--l tholr fous lmt
not nlwuya outrun thpin. Such wns
tho t-nm- In MOD wh-n Wulki-r, tho
Month Afrlra flnh, upaot tho
irront .llimny uoctor nnu nnto
Curtmoll. IntoroolliBiuto rhiimplon.
Walker beat the gun." Ixiwson
Kohcrlson, Olympic head coach,
recalls, "but he ran a great race
and deserved to win anyway. In
spite of his jump at the start ho
was caught halfway by Hector, our
big stnr, hut Jimmy was unable to
keep It up ami Walker fought his
way to the tape first."
Abrahams, tho Hritish ace who
won the "UHi" four years ago in
'such sensational fashion, got thn
benefit of a perfect start in the
final heat.
"He was as nervous as a kitten
and just about to 'break' when the
gun barked." Robertson recalls.
"Another fraction of a second and
ho would huve made a false start
but an it was ho was off like a
race-horse and won all the way."
It Is time to order onion sets.
Keep them In u cool place till they
are put in the ground so as not
to encourage them to sprout in the
package.
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lllfre Burt Shotcen. manager ot
j the PhlladelpHIa National League
club. To b ure. thata no en-
viable lob. Inasmuch a the Phil-
lies are not expected to Ret any
Place in particular tnls summer,
but Shotten thinks his club -will
furprlse quite a lew or the experts
till season.
Georgie Dixon
And Hector In
Scrappy Draw
POKTLANO, Ore,. Apr. IS P)
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-M.lle Hector,
I.os Angeles, and
rtl,i Tllvnn 1Irt1imt Ulfio-n.l
of tHe heavlcMt hltllnK mhl.llc
W( ,)0lIts ever avltnesHed In a
d ,.,nff here last nljrht. the
romst helnff railed a draw.
'Dixon dropped Hector for a count
, of it-oven in the cijfhth round after
haulntf nl.uhu.1 ...tll. Tllln(Ullt.t..r.t
I . .7nnn.., .(..
and appearing1 tired.
,n he 8Pn,.wn(Up pall nP.
laney. Seattle, took a six-round de
cision from Jimmy Dolan, Los An-
f lft,lfJ
Krankie Holland, Spokane,
.won from Young- Napoleon. Holly-
I WOO), Hix TOUn(ai
Cecil Oeysel,
Seattle, outslupged and outho.xed
j I'Yankle IiurneN. Portland. , four
rounds, and Juck Hanley, Seattle,
(knocked out Jess linker. Portland.
In a heavyweight curtain rulsor In
!tho third round.
Salem Bowling
Team Is Victor
PORTLAND, Ore, Apr. 18 (AP) !
With n tomit tneliilliir four ioi '
September, the Scheie Clothing ,
company team of Ralem, won its
way to first place last night in the i
otit-of-tpwn commercial team event
I Qf (h(! Hlxtccnth nnnual tournament
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PAYNE LEADS
LAP INTO HIS
CHELSEA HOME
CHKI-SIiA, Okla., Apr. 18 (AP)
Kncouraged hy rooters from his
j homo town, Andrew Payne again
has taken ovor the leadership in
tho cross country marathon.
The Cluremore youth led the
field of 77 In the 4U.7 mile Juunt
from Tulsa yesterday to finish In
7:23:23, forcing Peter (laviijcsi of
Southampton, Kugland, from the
lead in elapsed time. This gave
Payne a total of 279:10:02 for the
l.titiy.C miles from I -oh Angeles.
GavuzKl, who shoved the Oklaho
inan into second place several days
ago, needed 10 hours, 26 minutes
and 1 seconds, giving him a mark
of 281:07:15. nearly two hours
more than Payne.
The caravan today had a Sl-mllc
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
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