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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday. January 9, 1929.
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Final Price Slashings In Our
January Clearance
COAT
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liKNVKIt, Colo,, Jan. 9 (AP)
K.Kile Slnck ot l),nvcr. ' 1'orky
Mountain llRhtwoiRht rhmnplDR,
unruled and slushed his "'"V l a
i i 'I lll'l'lKion OVIT Tl)H..'l"'P". ncUUIC.
Hy Also J. !'ilil world's junior llBhtwelcht clinm-
Associated l-ress Sports Kdllor) j ,,,. In a vicious ten round bout.
' NKW VOHK. Jan. (Al' Jark : niMV lam llldlt.
I ,.ipscy is expected to announce; siaitliiK siowiy. unine.i
' . . .....I...... i . ...ii 1 ill Hilt ULSl tllWA
dcrinitcly tomorrow lie nas mi .- ? a Kiaxous -' "
to .arry out Tex Uirkurd's wish I ro,iii.is thai kept 7.0li rustomrrs
that he return t(f the rlim this year i their reel and had the rliain
... . . .in ik. hinvv. ! i.iiWhh- ami aroercy at the final
-O in an uiiciiiin iu ..-. - iii.ru .-. ---- -
11 wciKhl championship or the world. , b,.i. The title ' '' at stake,
A I ... .....it I Dira' ... ..I I..l.l...r III lit 134 llOlimll.
At ril pernaps niciiiicu m n" i jiui n n -h i -
up nil thought of a ronicburk, as five morn than Morgan. .Min k
u result of the shock of loslnit the broiiKlit the flu ret to the chnmp
iiiiiii who played so big- a part In , ion' face with u torrid Hiiinsh to
shnpliiK his riKhilnVr destiny, j ,1,0 nose in the second round, and
licmi.Kcy now seems to think that i k,., peddiis-uivny ut that member
he could do nothliiB more appro- i,r,uKhout Hie rest of the flKlu. ..
prlate than cany on as the pro-. ' '
umtcr would have wished. His ; o J 11 y RAKER
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Every Coat In The Entire Stock Now
Reduced In Price To . . . . .
feellnic perhans Is that with inch- (
ard's ImssInK It is more hlndlng up-
on him than hefore to carry out the
pioinoler's desire that he flKht
T t unci- win i-.
HEATS NEGRO
IN PORTLAND
In I
Half Price
Or Less .
Broadcloths, Bolivias, Suede Velours, etc., with genuine Fox,
Beaver, Caracul, and Squirrel trim. A real sacrifice of beautiful
coats. ' . . ,
$125.00 COAT now ...
$87.50 COAT NOW........
$95.00 COAT NOW........
$49.75 COAT NOW...:...
$39.75 COAT NOW........
PART TO ATQ ' Sport Fabrics and
JfUIU tUlIO Genuine Fur Trim.
$50.00
$37.75
$39.75
$24.75
$19.75
HALF PRICE
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,Sei'iant Saiiuny Haker puncheil
Ills way to a ten round decision,
lu re lust llleht over I'rlsco .Mctiiile,
I'anaina nejrro fUliier. Maker, lilt-
I'rohalily Ijist I'lKlit
t..l .1..., lu ii ahilLl.-lin
t .the j.ioBrani, this means Hcmpscy's
2.next and nrolmlily last fiRlit will1
take place at the Yankee stadium j
iin... in u.,tiioiiiiiiir. more thnn i
U-n years after lie won the heavy-I tins straltrhl out with iremen. lomw
..ii,in mi., from Jess WHluiil and H humps or hooking sliort-ann jolis
'three years, to tho month, after he 'to the Jaw or l.o.ly. dlMilayid a
lli)t It to Genu Tuliney. . . IcruilchlllB punch and (Cave no In-
, His opponent will he selected, If Hlrullon thai his tlKhtlng- days
! Itlckard s , well-laid I1" go ; were ludlinr. Jlcdale was he.it on
'.h..n...h rrnm .. r, ..iiminiiilon nro- the defensive ami a hard man to'
cess Inv'olvliiB four men. Two of . lilt. Haker wi lsrhed UK, Mctlalo
them. Young rltrilillnff and Jack UU. , ',
Sharkey, will fight the first test The cveninc thriller however,,
match at Miami Hcncli Kelullaiy j was the six round scinl-flnal he
27 In a hout which will find Hemp- tw een i'raiikle f.Hui.aw) Hllinel
sey in a promoter's role for the first I of All.lna and Kcd Hays of Halem.
lime. l'allllno rtcudun illld Tom It was every hit the sIiikbIiib inntrh
l leeney. unless the latter decides j that had lieen predicted. Hurjlell
not to compete will meet In a sec- took the decision on his early show
ond elimination contest In May. iiiB Willi Hays comiiiB hack stroim
the winner to hox the victor of j in' the hitter rounds. . Ilurnell
the Sharkey - HtiihllliB mutch to .. w. iuhed 14S. Mays 1.11. Kddle
decide Dempsey's opponent. Hee-I I'aiiwiiBht anil l.oll Sailer fuliBht a
ney's place may he filled hy some ! six-round draw. I.ex Johnson took
oilier contender hut three prelim-! a rour round decision over Kninkie
Inuiies lu tho giund clilnax nro j . Monroe and IliuihiKo fiiss easily
planned. ouuiaHed Johnny Snell lu the cur-
"Itlckard did a lot for me In the tain raise
lLJLdJlot of sl)0l t Coats-
i in j uai giins ac
I $9.00 .
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One lot , of Smart
Coats, fur collars
; $9.90
Press
All Remaining Children's Coats $-1.75.
HILL'S
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Dfinimi'y. "I liavo huil wrent con- flg1fwQ K g ft i n ,
fl.lenc in hl Juilfcuifnt ond (civat 1 f U f
rcsp.H-l for his fripudshlp from tli QuallfUMff liOUttd
ttm J film met hiin at (SulilflrM.
bnrK nbout 1911, when I wuh Just; ' -
a kid timl boxhiff only now and 1 - S ANOKI.KH. Jan. ! (A!)
then an liiuutpiir. Hi' ntv'i pave Tln hImiIh of u frrcal Kolflns nriny
me a had ter. . I rvvTlnrat d ov.-r Uui fulrvny of
"Tho bent thins I ran think of to ; half a down mtiifi H m ap lnro to
do in carry oif an I knew lie wanted ioay nw over 3u amaloiir and pro
Hie to do. Wo Hhnrcd a financial , f' wiomil dlvotccrs from Smiih-
(oKcthor,"1 said
intcrt'Ht In this Miami Jtcach flvlit
and tliat'H ono rcaon why iiiiv
sutnK hack there to try to put it
over." '
Sk Xo Ohstaclcs
IVmpscy tnuy Mtiatlfy liiw an
nouncfiiK'tit f a forthcoming
l omn-hacki t,o tlm extent of paying i p lay need
It fleiii-nds on whether lie can re- I ttir off
;iin his old fiishtlnjf .condition. ! Mel-Air, Lakeside, Hanclio Wll
Tho.se ctne to him. however, do shire, l''o IIiIIh "and Sunset KloldH
not believe any flerloim olmtacles , course. l-'ifty udd plnyoi'H mareh
wtll arise. ed to the first tee at each POUTKR
The directors of Madison S((uarenil the low 11 scorers and tics of '
Harden, whether or not they have each contingent were to qualify for
tlieir eye on leinpsey as a ossihle . the tournament proper.
LsucrcMnor to ltlckards titular role
i-ni ('alifi)rnfa and the cimntry at
laiw. emieavoreil to qualify for
itjie f la, ooa l.ns Angeles open to Ik
lield Friday, Saturday and Kunday
at the Ulviera country cluh near,
.Simla .Monica, Cal.
Tiilny six hples of qualifying
in thi'eesoinrH a!1" the
in holnir arc understood to favor
a riulitiinf comc-hack hy the foi:m-
r champiun. Ir one thintf. Ihny
a i-e m n xi ous to f urt her It icka rd'a
pi-OKr.iiit for a revival ,f heavy-j"
weight mtercHt ly crowning Tun
ney's successor, at the Hume tinu
enileavorliiff to recoup
.suffered In llS..
rouTi.Axn WINS, 2-0
VU'TOIUA, h. r., Jan. n (AIM
1'ort land's hockey team defeated
Victoria hem last uinUt, 2 to . .
Without the participation of clut profit.
I Dcmpsry. it is not helleved ' any
, sorh'8 of heavyweight ihih would
the losses produce a nerally recoKniKed
champion or develop much finan-
ATHLETICS ARE
STILL PUZZLING
Stivngth of Connie Mack
'l'eain Uncertain; . Some
New Faces' '
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(ri'K-Tlil in the third of n
:i'ile at stories deulliiK 'lth"inln-
Inter piuspects or luiijur leiiRue
liasehall cluhs. Others will Inlluw
lay hy day. ; :
i lly 1'anl J. W.ndnn
(.XsHOclated 1'ress Htarr Writer)
I'llll.AIIICI.l'IIIA, Jan. II (AIM
ManiiKiM' fonnie Muck, or the
riilladelphla AniericaiiN, has ndded
an oilttlelder nnd weeded out a lut
ol' mediocre material, hut the
strenirtli or the 1929 Athletics must
ruitialn Hmuctthut or h pumle tn
liasnhall runs until he looks over
his teutn In siirini; trulnlCK. or
executes u rew luoiv trades to plUK
iiii suppofHMtly weak spots,
Tho Athletics most prcjwiuMr need
a nil nutriehler, or to to relilace
Ty Cooli mid Tt'iH Hpeulier. vemr.
mis who rellied Issi rail, and Wui.
ter Kreneh, utility fly-rhuscr, who
ulso went on the voluuiiiiy retlnd
list. Alter a month's dlckerlnlt
witll t'leveland, MalliiKer Mack
nhtnlncd the veteinn limner Hum.
uiu ut Hit undisclosed cash price,
thus Klviuw the Athletics rour nul
ilil.lurs Al Kluiinons. Illuir Miller.
Alillo llaus. And Kumiliu.
iH'uls 1'miltitjr
It nppeurs certain that Mack
will negotiate another deal or two.
ir li0anll.de, lierore he. Is fullturled
with tho nutilt that rinlshrd only
u ti'w Kii nies In hind the cham
pion New York Yankees last year.
A Mm her iietv player sinned Is
John O'ltouike, ii Swilll,. yuuth,
who will he third string cutcher.
Hu Is it son or Tim O'ltoiike, who
Piuyi'd with iouisvllle while Muck
cutrhlnif ror I'ltishur-r many
yenrsuito. t hose ndiased Included
Joe Hush. Vetsran pitcher: Joe
lluuser, fiit baseiiian. and several
youngsters. .
Kddle Collins Is bark us eupiatn
una principal adviser, with Hill
rilesson. Jra Tnoiuss nnd Karl
Jluck tui SJ..II.IHI1IS tu the i.inkv
leader. Tlio only elnincan un
nounceuieiit uiuiln hy Xlunuxer
JUsek recently thst Oiwie Or
U. ItMUlB Ml kuultd MUImmi.
no lonir would b. uvd-UrvtJi
ihos. . Ilrwall prohahly ; will play
lirst huso or sillislltute In the out
rield. his' pluro on I lie pitchliiK
staft 'hiivlnir lieen tukeii by 'Car
roll Yerkes, nephew or Hteve
jlY!erkesitthe -old Ited Hox second
iili.iiiiiuit. . Jimmy Koxx prohuhiy
! will miluce Hiimniy llule on third
base. IcaviiiH (Irivall and liykes to
IlKht II out lor tlrst. KUIier call
be used In the oiitt'letd.
Iliilcy mill IIKIiiip I 'I Mures
'.luck Holey ut shurt-stoi . and
Mux Itlshop, seeoiiil haseman. are
f 11 iirrKt i IA 6 tirlill defense, with
Kale iiiul jJe-'WiiHsler as "Infield
j. The pilchlnu sluir vlltllaliy l.t
I lihchailKfil. - Marly eNHiii'j(s yreiil
I fnlmsH , iroin Kiiijisliau'', WhiOwns
not In Vnoil pluylUK condition when
purchased hy Hie AIM. lien from
i Ihiltltunre last June.
':- '1'hc, bullei) nicu will leave Keh.
rilary Si! fur Kurt Myers, I'lu.,
wiierc Ihe leulll will tnlln Tor. the
fifth consecutive ycur.
The Alhlellcs' rosier follows:
litehfi'H -'-gitlnii, Itiiinniel. ICarn
shliw, Khmkr. .Hhol-es. Wiilberjc,
(Iriive and Yerkes.
Catchers Cochrane. Terkins and
O'llonrke.
Inrleldei-s I'oxx. tlrwall. Itlshop,
Itoley, liykes and llassler.
dutrlehlers Simmons, llaus,
Milter unit Humina.
The Illinois Commerce Commis
sion Is uoIiik to adopt n new' stylc
or Kntes for railroad, crosslnirs.
The sllKKesllon that they be
1 i-l n l i i-'l with pearl Is not with
out Its merits. ,
Theodore V. ' Hliuey, oriicial re.
liortcr or debutes, has served lit!
years In Ihe I'nlted Hliues Hellale.
Man can uel used to almost any.
thins-.'
I: Will He Whip Jack Sharkey?
Willamette Five
Gives Webfoot
Quint A Scare
HAI.KM, ' Oi., Jan. 9 AP
Oretm'a hu.skelhatliMH had;n par
row eHcapo 'from defeat hfre lust
nlKht when tho Willamette Menr
ca(H held the lead until the I ant
few mlmilcN of tho piny, tho final
Last Night's
Basketball
Hlunfonl .16: HI. Mary's folh-irn
NIGHT FIGHTS
tenre helnff Oroiron a( Willamette i rtV V' ,
.... . . i. hlciitfo, Mtoppod Jack Mooro, ( hi I
. ' 'i--' Icuko, (M. t
A pwlich of centem wasf largely KANHAH CITY Uirry Puppo, j
refpoiiHilde for OreEon'H ;vtctory. ! ICnnMitif City, outpointed Imey (Jar- i
.Mllllmin and Kidlm;. Hturred fnrjrinklv. Salt lAkc City, lu), i
treron. while Kealcn wiih hiKh man i - cl.ttVKt.ANO Gorilla Jones, !
for the Hcnnai.
10 HURT WHEN
PLUNGED FROM
GYM BALCONY
Akron, knocked out Arturo
Shackle. ltclKfuin, O): Armando
Shackle. Heliriuin, nd Joey Kutif- 1
man, Cleveland, drew, (1. j
liKN'VKIt Kddle Mack out- 1
pointed Tod Morgan !. .
INIUANAI'OI.IH TMdle Shea, f
Chicago, outpointed Jinunle Horde,
m " j I'niuce, (iur; Harry Kierro, Chlcu-
flAI.KSHCRa. III.. Jan. S &Y K. otpdntpd Johnny - Nnmvr. Ter-'!
Mort than o pernn Wei- in ro """ - s: lliu'py 'V-
honpltalH today with Injurlci miN j V1' I-uV" ' onlpolntcd.
fered when a Imlcony In the Knox- JohM K,lt'r- l-ivlMif. (.
vllle htKh w-hool irviinmHlam col- ..lamnc.
lapsed during H haflkethall nmv, 1 St- ,,ut- outpoliiUMt Tom Hruitt, '
Althourh many were only cut fsant'1 ilMir' ll
it nd hruined, ot hem Buffered broken 1 HRATTLK Leslie "WUdcnt" j
h-KN nnd wmm In the Hccldeiit that Curtis. Seatpe. stoppi-d Itlchle
terminated the itnme Itftween .Mack, Ht. Paul M.
Knowing and Ahlnffdon (ant night. 1
Ahoui inn fans were In thr bal
cony when one nlde ravt wair m
they Mautprd their feet nnd cheer
ed, it fell upon ncorcA of specta
tors mnttnl hiiu'Hth and In fnlltn
wraped the control hox of th fle
trlc IlKht nyrttem from the -wall,
plunging the kV In Harknenn,-
January Sale Values
10
Tuffy Griffiths
Wins Heavy Match
O.-W. Quintet Wins
From ML Glen, 33-19
il'ie k no rcKMiir in think that K. II. liiitmr. Ihe :t-:.;viu.d
ll-hltr Kitvw' Akniri. O j wunld whip Ktiute llrniii when liny lounlit
leiMitly In t'itiiiud. but he did by a kiuskmu blow. And ' there l
no reaMiiii In think Chnstner will win tiiun Jj' k Sl aikev. tiie.l:..vt,iit.
"lry 1,1 N, w Y,,lK """" , !" Chil lier lias a pnm h
i(immntj Vkb-it uim; lf:btwf'U't. chib-iuvu .tuuim-Uvrfe
Mi.inff y Kiik'fllnr"Vii! "tYn(i'int(rnrih-Mti(i Ihitiwa.'""-'"'
CIIICAC.O, Jan. (AD Tuffy
Griffiths. Sioux t'lty boxer who
j tiinibed frum the bantuiwelirht
! ranks to he a. Hrht heavyw-elirht
J contender in two yearn, has auc.
wssfMlly Invaded the heavyweight
1 class.
MaktliK his debut with the
heavies Tuffy. who won &o bouts
as u IlKht heuvvwelirht b. f ul-e helmr
The O..W. baskeltiall team de. I .,.,.,,, j ii..u,i,ioek kn.w-k..
fcated the Mt. tilen M. I. A. er CUI tico.Xc Oelllns of lillludelphhl
lant nlKht. the final score read I UK j usl iKh, .ena round o(
JJ to 19. At halrtlme lh Hail- ,,- I o. round twut. lt wusTulfy.
readers wore ahead II to I.- Pur-j (ln,i chlrayu appearanra alllcr his
ln th- ronteat. w hich wn lea. I sensational strlua; or virtorlea waa
tur.H by Ihe O.-W. orfcnslyv. ten . ,iopped by tmdit.w k In New- York
tin n were, usiil un Ihe wflunlnv in .Nuvemla-r.
tram." . .
Ttiur'lay nlKht at x:ja p. m. the .
O..W. will play th M. I. A. r'lret j Mary fSurden ubl lb other day
W'urd in the ItiH'reatlonal . hall, lahe thinks mi-n are superior to
Th.riv,r.vil ti no charge; for ml-! w oni. n. Mar- said It nefiiro
l11sslH,l" v. . . 1 cbrlsliiiiis. of comve.
Save
NEARLY
ONE-HALF ON
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6 only -- Values to $125.00, Now . .
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