La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight LA GKANDK KVKNINU UBKKRVKH Thursday, February 14, 1929. JAKE SCHAEFER I TRIMS COCHRAN i "AMERICANS RESCUED IN AFGHANISTAN Holds World's 18.2 Balk line Billiard Title for the Fifth lime By HiikIi I'nllerton Jr. ( Amo'JhIm 'rcu fliurt Writer) NKW YOltK, Kill. 14 (AIM Jacob Hchnofcr. of VhicriffO, tttllt , "VoIUik Jake" riN)lttf 24 year of inre anil a down yvnra of major '(inipttltloit, 1m tha world') 1 K.8 Imlklltin I.IIMiii.Ih champion for tlx iiJth time in a porloij uf Juki over Hcvn yt-HVH, My iriimi iltinjc over WcHter t.'ochrHit, Hollywood cu Mat by Hut narrow margin of 4i(t to 32 in tho filial mulch of the Inlernatlonrii tournament, Hcbacfer wort ii In tlitnl c,haniloiihlp lour Miiniont i nd hiH fifth til 1. Twice In ildfrlilccl other (ItlehohlerH III chnlic-nKe iimlejM'M iimler the now iihnniloniMl My Ht 1111, Tho brilliant non of the "wlwiril" of liilltnrdji. old Jalto HchaeiVr, won ln fir-Ht toiirniuncnt In liizi uiul pltiyed th roil ah 10 victory aisuin in JH24. Hnycil 10 Ak ot He Hcfoatfer, who made hi flint public uppciininrn itH n bllllardM In exhibition Willi It In father wlun he wan only nix yearn old, wiik at hi brilliant hflt liiNt ntahf. och- run wih mil fur bi-him, IWIiijc hi) . rh.iiiee ut 11 ft'ittmi fiiiiinploiiHiiip MtuukIi 10 foully fmiln. Twice 1 v. u he wiih In the middle of if 1 toil f I. If Willi CltIIH'CH of OViTtllUllltf IiIh I .M'lii'iit, h had out hy tmirhlntfi II. hall, olio lime with lilt rout I (tint a Hecmiil with the tip of hi, eiin lieiore It liml xtoppcil movlnK. j One brilliant cliiHtor of Hi 'J In j tlh! lth Initial played Hid iniiiorl pari In Hflmcff i'h victory. Thl unvti hltu a lend of 304 to ISS, jimti MioukIi to Htlilpl off thu C'tlUfoilt- Inn' I'loNlnir rtiMh, roehrnn clicked , off IUh hUli run of H'i ami Hi in j (ho nlKhlh 11ml ninth fi-nine. over-I rominir Hchaefer'K cIomc dcfeiiivp ! tlti'IlcN with iturliiH uliolH. lie wiih I held in two lilitlurdH In the !unt two j frame while Hrhacfer gathered ' . tlm hitllH for a run of 55 In Hum eleventh to finish the match, Til In Worth K,000 j ImhI rilKht'H Victory kuvo Hchacf- ; .r a record of four mutches won I uiul one lout In tho rouml rohln I foiirnfiimnt which Htiirtoil ut tho Level chili Feb. 4. Krlc HiiKen- j Inciter, who 11 nl shod fifth In the . Handing, wo red u 4Mt to 301 vie-! lory ThwrHdny. With the tit In : charTer won a cuiih prize of $2.uoo and a con tract Tor one year at n Htilary of $0,000 to reprcHcnt a firm itiiimifacturliiff billiard talih-H. AtthotiKh defented twice, Cwh rau won second money of $1,400 and a year's contract at $H,ono by nmliltiK the laiNt uverafio of the ; three who flnlNhed with three vie V nvr; fd A K k . t3 - it f District Basketball Tournament Tq Begin at Union on February 28 hiikIii Ik ihe rim: lii Kniiiii, AiKMtt aiMiitii. wticn tsiuu Auianuiiiiii w.i:t oitcii tn rife him titronc, an Anieilt'aii iK'iieyuiiioiiliiK couple, .Mr. and AIih. iHaaimin, were cHcurtcd on of (lie tmiililc. zontj hy loyal .UKiian Irnopri. Th picture, taken by Mr. Ixaui KOii, wh.iv.u the ifutuiiiuliilo uxt d hy ihe.lfaucHt.ntt. Note ihi' adverllneiicntw all over the car. Legion Climbs In Percentage In Bowling Tilt The Anieilcnn I .e if Ion cllnihed n few iKUchen in percentHReH In the. city howlintf lenitud lat nlKhl hy virtue uf winnfiitf two out of thre KUincH from The -Observer Veniii, Uiklnif Ihe second by 14 points and eiiHily winning; the third. The Ob server, -however, in spil of (he loss, centfnocH In third place. 1 2 Total Observer Hit Odfl tlll2,0)i!i lfttlon 0ii 'lfo 745 2,oj4 NIGHT FIGHTS Hy the A.MMKlatcl lnss (MNi'l-SNATl Hushy CJruliain, 1'tica. N. V. knocked out Habu K idler. Toledo, (2). I'UILAOKI.i'IllA Vlnce I-or- Kione, I'lilladelplila oiitpolnU-d hubti MfCorKary, Oklahoma, (to). Cuddy I'cinai-co, I'ltlxburKh, out -pojnti'd ('lank Hacco, Philadelphia, lo. I NKWAUK, N. IliK Hill Uart well, KauuaH City, and A) Walker, ; .JackHonvllle, i'la.. drew,. ( 1 fi ), I .OH ANOJ-H.KH Jimmy i.tindy. j Untie, Mom., defeated Charley J.uplcit, Toledo, (10). ' Greek Grappler Beaten By Thye In Short Match The nl finding of the hU teaiiis In the leOKMit follow: 13 K H & 0. -W drill ObMrrver Wares ... Itiiiikmen 1. fKlon ... l'rt. .r.:u .444 .417 .400 I'lltS i2,ix 11. y 2 18.252 0,(172 1 1 . G :t 5 in.attQ Hpaln lias been having a revo lution. Can aprlnfr be fnv be hind? torles and two defeats. For tho five matches, Cochran nveriiKcd 25 4-?i billiards an Innlnjf. lloreinans, IfiKt year's champion took third money, $1.1 on on tint ftrand averfiKc IpiihIs, while Klnroy Matsuyainu, liny Japaneso who per formed ho HetiNutionaly up to his lnnt two mutches, won fourth prise Of $1,000. Not Enough Good Professors, Claim MAHIHON. Wis.. Keb. 14 (AIM Tho troubh' with university pro fessors, as 1 'resident (llenn Krank of tho I'n I versify qf Wisconsin finds it. Is there aren't enoiiKh Hood ones. "The brutal truth." he told o joint committee of the state legis lature yesterday, "is that there are not enoiiKh able and Inspir-lnff men in ' the teaching profession ade quately to man nil the universities of tho Called Hlates." President r'rnnk was u rains IckInIii t ore act Ion to keep profes sorial salaries IiIko. Mo told the cominlltee that the average aununl salary of a profeHsor In MlnncKota Is $fi,o:t7, In Illinois $5.0(12, in Mich Ih'iin $5.!iso.ft3 and In Wisconsin, $rt,:iun,7ii. I'UltTl.AN'D, Ore., Keb. 14 (AP) Ted Thye, former holder of the world's IlKht heavyweight w rust ling championship, . flashed all of his old time rlof? general ship and mat cunning here last night when 1 he defeated Oeorge Koslonaros, Greek grappler from Hollywood, In 1 one of the HhorU-st matches seen ' bore. There was just I! minutes U t sccomlH of actual wrestling. Thye j took the first and third with his j famous wrist lock hold In falls of one minute 10 seconds and 4 inln- Iutes :tu seconds, respectively, K os tium rns won the second fall In i'A minutes .10 seconds with a flying 1 mare following a series of sawing j headlocks. . j Waller Johnson, Portland, was I awarded the preliminary on a foul I from Pat McCarthy, Itoston. after .Mi Cai thy had kicked Johnson In the stomach. I I NIOX, Ore.. Keb. U Tlie eight best basketball tedium from the six comities of Kasiern Oreop corrt prising dbttrict number one of the o it if on putu High Hchout (laskut bal usaciciatlop, will eoinpe.lti In thu I'nlon High school gyinpasiuiu, Ki'brusry 2 . Alureh 1 aud 'A. for tht cltHmplouship of Katein Ore son and tlm rlKlit to repniseiiL the district in thv statu touruaiuont it Wl)Iamctto univcralty the follow? lag wu4H, according to tho com mlttctt lit charge. Jtogcr 'olagct. Instructor lp phy sical education at Whitman univer sity, ul Wull" WuMn, will uffHIftto as referee brlnglpg his own, nstsl itnt to help with difficult duciplqiis. Itoy Con kiln, superintendent of schools nt I'nlon, will again net as general manager for the event. Ar rangements for tho tournament will he made by Mr. Cuiiklln, act ing as the representative of the dis trict committee, which has for its personnel K. M. Dullols, of Joseph: H uH Coleman, of linker and K. U, 'i'owler of I.n (Irande, all prom inent school officials. - Keason tickets will be available soon which will adptlt their holileiH to till 14 KHdics of tho tournament us well as to, the 1.1th gamo which may result f a throo-vay tie ou cuis In the final reckoning. In case, tho extra game is necessary. It Hill ho. played 011 -Monday even lug, .March 4. Hubdlxtriita of the first district, with their alloted representation are: sub-district one. .Wallowa county and Colon county excepting 1'iilon and North Powder, three . teams; sub-district two: Union, one team: sub-district three: linker irfuiniy. and North Powder, two 'teams: sub-district four: (Irani j county, one team: uh-dltrict five: ; llarney and Malheur counties, one. . team, llepresentatlves are chosen in each sub-district, either by tonr ' iiament or by the results of sched 1 tiled games. iomski,Grimh ! FRESHMAN QUINT FighUs Friday , PLAY-OFF HETICOIT. K.I). 14 (AI) A pull- nt II.. .irnnmt rlirlll UrillB U till" ' ;h"-i olClass Competition at the ,..1.1 1..0 j-jujrf, school Winqs up flili. of Hioux City. Iowa, i.oiuKki. th Ahorili'n inert ut the Olympla in u n-hrdulnl 1(1 round bout. Iloth nun fliilnheil th.-lr nurd With Two Games rin! two flnul K'i'ni'K In the ln- lllinois Frown On Walker, Dundee CHIfAOO. Pel). 14 A1') Nijtll-i-r Joe Dundee, weltei Itflit elianl Ition. nor Mickey Wulker, mUldle uelKlit tltlehoUler. will lie por mltleil to box In lllinoia until they defend their til leu. the HUnoU ktute . utliletlc couttiiuiHiOH hut, ruled. Clmirnian r'aul I'lchn wild It wim UKeleuH Tor Promoter I'addy Har mon of the new 4'hlcaKO atadium to attempt a IlKht heavy wciKht elialiipiomihip muteh between Tom my MuKhran and Walker until Walker HutUtfled the roiumiHsion by riHkinir hl crown. training-last niKlit wltn two ..... , ,.,.,,. ,.,.ni,in(. f,gm dead- or Bpiirnng. me .... hoi ks for first and third. were at J75 pounds, and J.omskl was . , v,.t. t.Uty afternoon with five pounds llKhter. . freshmen iiuintet wiliniiiK tho ehamplonshlp and the juniors heat ing out the sophomores for third puu-e. The seniors are second and Ihe sophomores fourth. The frosh took the contest from the seniors I f to III In n close con test that reiiulred three overtime, periods hut the junior had mtlu difficulty ill ih feiulllK the sopho mores 14 to r. These contests concluded tho ln terchiss series, which wore divided into two divisions, the frosh win ninK in both. I.Iiiciiii Frosh fir.) Ticket sales have reached almost i the proportions of the .Miller-Gro- Kan flKht here two . ." "h w hich set an Olympla record of )7, (100 spectators. Strangler Lewis Wins From Lutze ST. I.OriH. Keb. 14 (AP) Kit (Strangler) Lewis, former heavy weight wrestling champion, won from Nick Lutze, Chicago, here last night when Lutze was com pelled to forfeit the match on ac count of a knee injury after an hour and 11 minutes wrestling. FO.Y IIKATS I.AXtil-Xlltl) SALKM. Ore.. 14 (AP Teddy Kox, Salem, won over young Kit in LHiigford, Port kind, here last night after ten fast rounds of boxing. Jack Peterson, Portland and Spud Murphy. Hubbard, fonalit u six round draw. ! KANSAS CITY. Feb. 14 AP) f Joe Steelier, Nebraska heavyweight j wrestler, defeated Martinez Lopex of Mexico here last night in straight ; falls, using the, scissors In both tumbles. y Home will always be an Insti tution. There has to be some place where people can pick up chicken in their fhiKets. 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