La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, Januai y 23, 1!)2!). I New Arrivals In Spring Shades In Printed Crepes At $2.95 Hill1 Dependable Values. Dependable Quality, OUTLOOK FOR RED 1G0LF S SSI! 3?A5 ,o , . New Angle Seen ill 1 IJillt AUUUl SOX IS UNCERTAIN Last Night's Basketball ' Hr u Asnrtall Pffrt - Ci.KVKl.ANI Paul Plrrone. l.-ianl, outpoint d Hay Itomncy. If Talo, Orl Tremalne. out--nd John 1h Neri, Cleveland, J 'llAVAl'KEf: Shuffle Calla P;.n, CMco. outpointed l'hl( Kit liurt, Oklahoma, ):. Sammy Ward. Phh-nso. outpointed lulc V-w. Milwaukee. , , J t . K K U A It 1 1 1 Pa, Kra n k i Ijn U. t lira. S. V.. outiolnted Johnny Dundee. I H): Tubby Nobel. Wilkcsliarre, slopped Jack Salinger, Montana, CJ. CHI'AJO Joey M III. Chica go, outpointed Spug Xyfm, Pora Mlv. Ida., H": Kddl le.illatine, Chicago, m pointed "Iowa. Joe lilvrrs. Cedar llaplds. la., (Hi): Paul Palitah-n. Chicago, knocked omi Jerry Sullivan. - Indlnnapolt. IS): "King" hvlnky, Chicago, and Kahe It Coraey, St. Paul, drew, . ST. PAPI, My Mulliran, Hi. Paul, oui pointed Al Van Kyan, South Hi. Paul. (10); Spud Wur. ptiy, Moorehead. Minn., knocked gut OiiJe- 1 .a hood Hutte, Mont (I); Jodnny ' circone. Duluth, Minn,, outpointed It-d Pry, St. P.VJi, l: Jackie Cameron. Hi. Paul, ' otitiHeitiUd Km Hp North, Waterloo, luwa. . I.VDIAS'Al'Ol.IS Moan ttaum- gurtner. Port Wayno, outpointed fammy Price. Indianapolis, (); Tut Seymour, New Orleans, and Paul Anthony. Slous City. low. drew. : deorge Kutulis. Chira- fo. stopped Hilly Myers, Indlana- Ioll. (1). Ijofl ANOKI.KH Ncnty Hrown. Kfoux City. loa, outpointed P.mle iMcm Chirairo. I KM. Bill Carrigan Expects to Do a Lot of Building During Season lis William It. KIii ( Associated Prca Sport Writer) IIOSTON. Jan. 3 AP) Hill Cairigan b flow to do a lot of Ltiifdlnr with the Iloston Ited Kox. He ha b.-en, building for two years and he ImI1 v- It will take at bast iwrt more before he c get a ninMnaion of younic Ift! itUyr-rtf, iih ft caKtofr h-n nnd t)ir. thut will mak any kind of an lmprtlon in th AnuHmn IftaKUf. )lt liaa 37 ploym on )ia roster and only 13 of ttum mr-rp wlt'i th club Utst waNon. lie kua 13 pit rhTa. jMx catrhra, 1 infi-ld'nt itnd Hrht outfildf-ra. - tit haa no Idea who la oinr to 1-lay in hi inMHd and do-n't pk pwt to until til juiuad Jtfia ln iworklna- out at liradnton. rt.t.. tor a rouplf of wk. Itali Hurr of SA4k Phil Todt. thf Imu flfHinir Mri laarman In the Itujcue taut a-aaon. acrma to Im thi only inflrldcr aur of holding hip Job, but ilothrork . will Im- on hand to auccwd liltn If h. falU to hit b' tl. r than h- did lat ftMHon. Hill ltrariin, who hua hf'ld down v'ond for thf pant two fu-uMma. must outfiKtt J4:rry Htnn darrt, lat of Itrooklyn. and Clrtint Ciillia, who cam from Whahlnaion In ill lluddy Myrra trade, for the Joh. There an thr- outKtandlnir ran dirtut for thf abort atop - l rth, H.iroM Ithyn1, Mho ram from Philadelphia on walvm: Wuliy ! f'tlM-r and totily J Hffvoa, w ho hold down that poaltlon for Waph j Inirton for two aoaaona. j I Kr-kM Itilrtl JUiMTiian . t'nrriKan'a LiKKwt probh in a-f-mx i to tx' the flndinir of nn adniuuti' ' thlnl batsman. Hia Imm l-t Im HoMy Itarrftt. who la romlne up from the Buffalo internntionala and iw-f iPK ithoui Hpi to hloMom into a major leayitp atar. Karrftt w&s with Hrooklyn for a lime aevtrnl ycitra ajto tmt 1'nrle Wllhrr Ilohin pon thou (rlil he took too Ion if a aw-inr with the tmt and rhtpped him 10 Atlanta In llmo lo hIp that club win the Houthern Ira true in nant. r . -. ... m . ji Tjj To Join Yanlcs Enoch Bagshaw HKATTI.K. Waah.. Jan. :i (AP) Th" J aily. cam pun publication, i in a, fibril iHF' tditorial. declared . i that litudt-nt government was an Jwtiie In thf debate cr-nterinif i ; around Knorh ltahaw, football i vtmfU, At tbe preaint time. I The ediioHul r-fu-d to aoropt j thi- Intrrpr. tntton of the faculty! (.thbiic conimittee that li waa a ! ntonil Ueftion involving the unl-' i v-ndty nd ilerlart-d thai the Ktu : .fnt bin d ami paid th coach nnd that then-fort H wn In thrir power to fire. j January Clrahce Of RADIOS T,7 A limited quantity of 192) All Electric Rdio Sets --Complete With Cabinets --Also battery sets at decided reductions. A small payment de liveis your radio set ! . CARR FURNITURE CO, "Student cov rninent. la an Ikkup 1 SAMMY BAKER DEFEATS LONG I A 1VKTLAIU 't " thp ( iiltortal wrlior uvriH. j i "1'r'tiil. nr f n ncT in di'finlU'ly In U-ylnp.'itliy with ntlldfnt control of ;tluir (itto urriilriL Kiiifl-nta wnm i lv'i'I nl Sx-nrT'ii iii-riion. If ! that dt-eision nilhhrhl, th rlr- If lt uiOfiKirattl ronfiili nre of the i tii'l ntrt in tht-ir prcsitint is fn-. I iianupn-J." j AfUT runxultinjf vnrioun in !t'-n-t tl P" raon yortfrday. t H , pn-f i'J tit ftillcil a tiifi-tlnic with , I i i.prct"'nlnllvn of definite ' vi-w- hwivywidKhl champion or the world Kuvr lil! views in a radio talk lust IllKlll. Tlic public inleri-t In hcavy-n-ciLrht iiiatchii and-tin' rcftullunt i biK purKt-H'offi-rcd by promoter, is r.i cauHine the Uii of Annrlcan I'OHTI.ANO. Ore.. Jan. Z3 iai I n(,aVy,VPBh(R to deteriorate." mid S. rKcont Sammy Maker nevor ,aiu,.r who retired lam week wa in danger tit uny time lust llft,.r ,g yt,nm of fKhtlng. "In a , r ji nlKlit line inn inn rv.mu frw ymn our no-called lo.idins As M.n W. A. Outcn. North ;Iih fharby UnK. Omaha neitro . hrBVywl,Ri1M will 1 men who have Carolina Slate fulluark and out- ; bowr. wan in proitrer-. i ,een pushed to the top without the llpldcr. kch a diploma thin May, 1 otner nami. nour ,.,.,. iminlnc and experience.' Iifi colnt! lo loin the Sew York 1 Ranter cimimiu.. .....-- -Yahkcnt. He U a bis 200.poundei ''n t"-tt K'-n by l.ons Haker .Ai ea:d to be a great rrospeej. jPtav-J a constant '' ! and lefw on the colored boy race "''' ' from the second round until the . . . . i I . . 1 . .. . ..hi nnna In I ' a n. end Ol III' IHIVlll- '- m'J Yankee rlaUerS the last mania, did the colored boy 1. " ..... . .. I T-r. D, lull to come rlKnt ouuk lor nioie j w fie -Y uiituci rit w CYRIL WALKER NIGKT FIGHTS t " FPOKAK& On-gron Hlate col--U-Kv 32. (Joniaira 36. - OAKLAN'1) I nlveralty of Cal ifornia. , Kt. Alary a roll- M. l.iH ANOKI.KMW Pnlvenaty of . Ho u thorn California I. Occidental rolU-K 17. PAIX AJTO. Cal. Ktanfnrd unlveralty 8S. Olympic club of Ran Kranclaco 2?. Of the riith t outfielders due to report at Hradenton, four have een a-rvire with the Ifcd Hox. Tliee ore 1m l-'Iajctead. Ken Wil llatua, iHjitff Talt and Jack Jtoth rock, who would rather play fliat baae. The newcouient Included Kl Hot Hifo low. a d. nion minor leuKue hitter who was part of the Myera' traite. and l-oep. Ihunaa and Kear rltt. three minor league purch&aea. Carrigan knOwa catcher and he reema to have a atrong maff with Alex (JuMon. Churlle Merry and John K vlng. who have been with the club, and lioh Aabjornaon. re called from Akron: Kddle Connr-1-ly. who ptuyt-d ii the tantern ba Ke luxt Maaon. imd a youth from Wat ervi I Ip, le.. named, J n n n y Hhanaham who played Ixt II for t'olby rollire. fiV llolflOKTM There will le fivn right handed holdover! from the pitching Maff. Hie Kd Morria. Charley Kuf. flng. iNinnv Mud'ardcti. Jack Ku. M il and Pat Klmtnona. Morria was tlurn. f yril Walker' h tliMUiiiillficntlim for Ui lalitg piny lit the 910.000 I a Aitmlrw omu tiiakt-H lilin.u i-otiteiidf r for tin title the Mirlf!V lfintit pro. Ily faemi Allan ( Axaocited resa Staff Writer). . KKW VOHK AP) Cyril Wal ker, former open champion whom deliberate nvthoda of lay ' have harried tournnment tifflelnU for huHtlinK up the atra,oiIert who gray the hair of tournament of fit-UN the world over. and then only because a his feet iKjintJt last night. Among them wa '- tcmnorarllv failed him .when he , Hugahuw htmaelf. He is expcted ' NEW YOltK. Jan. 23 (AD ny Waa in lUateraa fcom Haker'a pun- to ih view the entire question and their nuinln-m ahall the New York Uhfng blows. . . ..- has promised to give a-decision na .'Yankees be known this summer. - j The' Ted Itogoway-Bua Ilurnell noon as -passible. Al.-anwhile there Setting a major league precedent. frud enil(( in a draw- after six. , i mum ronjeciure a 10 prrm- me lansees nave Ueciueu to nave di nt s action. At a meeting Mon- ulnch numerals sewed on the i .lay afternoon be refused to accept hack of their players' whirls so that the rixiKnuiion of the faculty alh- each may be readily identified by h tic committee and it was under- tana In the stands. Hood y -sterday that the body's ac- I'ndcr a tentative arrangement, tion waa an interpretation of Dr. the regulars will be numbered by : Spencer attitude On the nubjecL their position in battinff order. liagKhaw a!fo refused to consider Thus a fan who doea not know bin the question closed until President Yankees can search the field until ' Spenc- r had given hia decision, he finds a pluyer with a huge No. With the Husky club, an organixa- 3 on his back. That will be, of tion of football players on tha course, the well known home run campus, taking the action of the manufacturer, Itabe Kuth. No. 1 I faculty committee as final, a move will be Karle Combs: No. 4. I.ou j wan started yesterday for a revival (iehrig. No. ft. Hob Meusel and so 'and unification of campus In- on. The key to the numbers will i tereMs played In the student body be found In the acoreenrds. oritanlzation and in athletics and ., ,. ,- . took upon ihemaelvea the task of The demand for 44'b would ex- . creating such an Interest. c..d the supply If newspapers itoitsK is itimiti:i NKW OKI.KANS. Jan. 2Z (AP i years, may play it trifle f.,ter now. Jutir- I-., winner of last years or he1 may not; the tiny Knullsh $6u.(l(io New Orleans handicap ui 1 man Is u nihl.rn chafi and his the fair jrrotinds. was retired today-: Justice P., has not started this MAN DELL WINS vnnu nr.ritniT LIGHTWEIGHT printed all the news. rounds of fast work. ilike Hrotherton. Walla Walla, stayed six rounds with Hob Muriels although the latter seemingly nnd him in a bad way several times. .Muriels suffered a broken thumb in the fourth round. , Fears Effect Of Big Boxing Purses PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23 (AP) Hauling 1-evinsky thinks big purses "are ruining American heavyweight fighters and in n few years this country will find Itself in the same unfortunate condition that Kngland did ten and fifteen years ago." The former light i 1 ejection by California officials for "deluying the game" in a recent tournament' may roll off his back as have the wnils and profanity of i fellow profefedonals In years gone I by. Walker is unbelievably alow but he contdders the agonizing preli minaries n n easentinl (tart of his L'fiio and there the matter has nun?, for the ruls wty nothing of a contestant's gait in a tournament. Tha mien are nllent but the play ers have not been and tactful offi cials have, u totally placed Walker at the tall end of the field. Some times he- tms gone mit with n mir ker when a partner objected. And his protests have found deaf ears in hlKh place. Walker has alwaya had a great dent of trouble with the galleries. On one occasion he rebuked a 1 group i'f alrhl-Mtrs who wtr not j quiet enough and received, in re reprimand from tourna- 1 year. In a workout, he pulled up so lame that trainer "Hoc" Hlddle today not only declared hltn out of this year's handicap but said he , would be retired to the stud. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 23 (AP) I'ltrhting with one rib broken, and favorinir n knit collarbone that was fractured In a lout last fall, Sam my Man. b II. world's UKhtweight champion, showed all his speed, dash and skill last night In defeat ing Jack Gillespie of Detroit. - ' ' - . ' It was Mandell'a first fight since rHillT SAl'K-CltACKLHS ,Un collarbone was fractured at PORTLAND. Jan. 2.1 (AP) : Kllnt. Mich., in a fight with Jimmy Police here today were engaged In Ooodiich last September, in trnln wartare against safecr!tckersc nl- . fnir for Inst night's fight, the rham thnugli the first shot of the .war plon suffered a broken rib on his was yet to be fired. Plans for a left aide, but It did not seem to campaign to clear the city of crini- : handicap him or reduce hia apeed. tnals were laid at a conference of i Gillespie was a willing foe. but' all commanding officers last nght. was fighting out of .his class. NEW ATTEMPT TO LEGALIZE BOXING MADE OLYM PI A. Wash., Jan. 53 (AP) A new attempt to legalise box ing In Waahlngton Is to be started today when a bill providing fur ten round boxing Is Introduced Into the state senate. ' I'ndaunied by re peated defeats of similar proposals tn the past, the several senMor rponaorlng the ninxiro expressed confidence that It would become a lan this) season. They pointed to similar lams which thi y said had ln n adoptml y 3S other stntea. At preaent Hie gal alt round bouts are staged throughout the state. Tlio new proposal would provide for a hoing commission of five members to he appointed by the governor, which would hftv au thority over lHth amateur and pro- j Ii-aalonal fights. Moth promoters nnd righters would be Mcensi-d. ' Singing "HhnnV flghtu would result In cancellation of the promoter's I llcvnae and auspemiion of the boxer lor thtov months. A aecond of. fettse by the boxer would prohibit his fighting again In Washington. The state would rc Ive live per rent of all grans proctitis and com mlaalonem would be paid. the most effective of the quintet m'n ""leials. In t allfornla. he last season, winning 1 and loalng'wa" Playing ahead of Macdonaid , 16. The other four functioned be- Nmith. the apparent winner, and; low tho major Iwigue standard. i"1 overflowing gallery had Sir Cy- ; Among the now box prospwts are jtil considerably agitated. So he) Slllton Gaston. Ah x a brother, and of step. lie lk about 300 Hod Llseabee, both Involved In tho steiia from his ball to the green Myers trade. 1011 Hnyne, with Jand back again. He changed cluba. Cleveland last season. Frank j studied the turf and'. In general, Hushcy. reeallt d from the Pitta !mnnai;ed to bold up ths piirnde tin j field Lantern league club and four tit vacant holen at retched out In ruokba, John Shea, a former Hon ton collegf i wirier. Hobby Carroll. Ifenny Prey and a youth named Durham, who could hot escape the front and freuxied players banked up behind. The officials stepped In, They ordered Walker to make way for nlcknamo "Hull." Hayne and Shea Knilth ni hi. t.,.m.r Th- 4.11b.. are tbo only southpaws In the lot. jrmff iyril WlW um. marlly tlMuallfied. - I Nor was this the only untoward "j event of this particular tourna ) ment. Por the first time In golfing' history, an Important tiltlnar Waa i "called on account of darkne." lftr. other schools may roilow the Tommy Armour found the JMh tee Ohio example, west i n conference . Tpel In the shades of night and ofriciiita sold. J was given a reprieve until daylight. - I He went otit next dav nnd fluKhed Oraccfti) enrves foe tho ladlcsjWith seennd money. - I nre retuinlng to fashion. Hv you I Hut the elimination of Cvrll ! noticed how much plumper the an 'Walker set the must nstunishing tomol.ile llnea ore? precedent w hich rnny go far toward 'M ATI N PI:'' PI-AN AlHHIi D CHICAGO. Jan. :a (AP) ' M4tlne uaak thai!" will be given a trial at Columbus Saturday when Chicago plays Ohio State. If afternoon game prove popu- GIRLS OUTNUMBER MEN . IN UNIVERSITY SPORTS Schissler Returns To College Campus SCHIriHl.KH sports COJtVALLlS, Jan. it (API Paul J. Kchlarilcr, head football couch and director of athletics nt Oregon State colli gc, returned to the campus today following a months' trip to tho rant where he att-ndid meet I turn of couches and arranged an intersections! foothal) game. The game arranged with Detroit university in expected to be one of the leading pot-eaon rtashea of tho middle west, as Coach Otis Do ml had an undefeated team in ll3. nnd losea but one or two men. Detroit has an excellent Ktadlum 1 and In enthunlflNtlc over college athletic. Schisaler found. Tho Oregon Stato couch snid spring football training will mart hero next month. IIAJJ, PI.WI it to w vjy ririCAOO. Jan. 7i (API Charloa "Gabby" Jlartuctt, catcher for the Chicago Oil, and Mlaa Martha Marshall of Chicago wro to h oiarrlad January II, Mm7 -tri-gn i At llrlnham Vui.t unlM r.ily In I'n.vo. I iah. Kirli pru.de mere itthUlea than ilo -.In men Mu.lenl.. The three .hg.n .( ouidoor ba-ktball pra. ti. e are H. lwle lv. r-n. 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