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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, March 2, 1929.
Tune in KGW Sunday
at 7:45 and Hear .
CALIFORNIA WINS
IN SEATTLE 43-31
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University of Washington
Lome to us lor your '
EfHA JETTICX SHOES
5 for ,neu 36
(Ontario Forward
Leads Scorers
In Tournament
Hill
Dependable
Values.
Dependable-Quality.
Cost Of Ivory
High; Senators
i Spend Fortune!
.xsiiin;ton. tAI'l If ninn.r
1. M In Usac-ball "Ivwry"" .lur-
t Tl lh airltrr aya .Iiti.j4-n.la In
(! fiirui of iwrcciitin;.. points lur
Itijc ll; luiii4 wason, tiic Waal..
Iil.1hd x:ii.lui. aill I anions
l.... hiiI at or v ry Dear
I..1. of lii.' Aiii.-iican ljrii iwaj- '
p. ml M-rblllUiin 4M-toler.
I'rcsn'r-iil I'iark Ciriftltti ha lak
ii th tant off lila bankroll lu an
iiii.r.'.l-iitt-J tiianntr sloe th.'
lJ nri milHl, ami til rookie j
wtio will try fo convince Mcnaa'crj
Walter Jflinvn that thr-jr iirr lia '
IciiruiM-s rairy price taffs tolalin?
SJoy.Z&a. This, or rouia, la pi
riu.iv of th flv player. Ihrr of
tncm res; llara. that firlff Ith sent
to lt.-str.a for lludtly alrers, trlilcr
rem 1.-.I a, iiisruhl
.leul.
With the district tiaskrlhall tour-
J name nl enlerlnif the scml-flnal at
; 1'nion loday. several player stand
; i . ! m a- consistent scorer .luring tit
- 8KATT1.K. Mar, t (AD .' first three -liiiilnulion roun.ls.
iXinartlnir under their rruitlilnif dc-! K. Huffman, captain of the On-
j real tiy h 1'nivcmliy of California I mrlo train, lead the IM of player
laat iiixhi. th lniverlty of Wh.!Mh 41 ooinla. Moat of hi slioia
Mnirtoil r-afikrlhall tram was hop. ' ar ma.l from oulai.le the font
'ful of turnlnc Uia tuhlra ami even-.. line, alihoiirth a dnxeu or so were
,ina- iim Hi'' championship series to. lohtx it In from clow rnnicr-.
night. .1 Iielap. captain of the Tnlon
t H-ror the. tancesl thronie ever t-ain. In arrond with . Many
rroailM Into th t'niwally athletic ol.inri Ix-lkva he la tile te
pavilion the llunklea loal their flrat forward In the tournament.
Kalne Of the aemaon lut night to Third plare la held liy the New
i If Hara by a w-nm of 41 to II. lin iwlna. of Iji (Srande. I'aul liax
The VVaahiimton team plainly uf. Jl and Vliie.nl haa l. ao there la
I f.-r. d from a rae of ataite frixht lull to ehoone l-e. n them on
and I lie aiuoolh sorkina; euinliina- till h 1 the n.nt arorer.
Mli.n that had rarrled them to the fuller leadinir arorera follow:
rhaiiipioiuhip of the northern half flark. forward. Wallowa I
!.if the I'arlfie eoaat ronferenre waa frawford, renler. Wallowa 1
i laekilir. j Sannar. forwar!. Knleruriae 24
i If the Iteara. enamplona of the Karrett Uard. Wallowa Z4
!oulhern half of the ronferenre. ' """"
are aide to eontlnua their aaaault ."r-1- Jj 51?"'''
ion the lluakie. tonKht they will ',''" 'rwarH. Ilaker II
,nd the aeanon aa undisputed ''. " "
j rhampiona. unbeaten hy a ronrer 1
rnra team. In raae Iba lukl.a Inirlnic the tournament, there
t win loniKht a tlilrd astute to deelde' have lieen averal entertainment
jthe fllleholiler. will be played on ' IraluiM between .halve. Miuue
Monday ninnt.. I naa iieen turnianeo by tne iJt
The probable llneupa ' tor to- : flrande lllah aeho.il land and the
nlltht'a came are: I In Ion eonrert band.
Waahlnrton . Pos, . ralifomU '. U nlirht MIm Kally KierHat,
Snider y !... fori. in of ja Grande: Mim Marian Itoya-a.
Jaloff ...i K - Kteveaa Of Hot jke. and Mi Klalne llejta.
Mrf'lary .........:..C .. Ten Kvek ' t'nlon. danre.1 between haUea.
Ilulatad ... i . ..... .. flrejrory A" "Tee numbers w.-re Kreatly
llerenin Coffleld apprerlated.
OrnriaU: Itefere. Tom Klttpai-rh-k:
umpire. Hill Mulliiran.
Med ford to Enter
Tourney in Salem
McLARNIN WINS
IN ROUND TWO
BY KNOCKOUT
KKW YOISK. War. t -APi
Jimmy M cl J. rni n la ready to rrad -
uate to the wellerweixht .dlvbdon
Ail but Hire of the rooklei
I'lleher tantndl, : Jnflelder Voter
Mid Outfielder MtH-orer
have lMi-n purchased oulrlffhl al a
e-i of fss.OHU and even ahould
m-.e or all of this trio tie returned
If alii ro4 the Nationals some.
thinir for Ihf-firMiieir of loukins
In. m ovr.
HKhKORn. Ore.. Mar. (AD
The Medford lllah srhool defeat
d the Ashland High srhool her
lust nijrht 27 to U. thereby win- and he won't do hia campaiirnlnc
nlnr tha distrk-t thampidnahlp of with one hand either.
rViuthrrn Oregon and tha rurht tof H finally convinced eastern fis-
enter the slMfe lAumament mt lie mIUm I . . i 1. . . . . ... . i ... . I.
flnanrijl sale,,,. . rlarht-hand sluifer when he
The came was roucn. In th knocked out touch Joe Gllrk. the
flrat quarter whH-h ended elrht to Willlamshunr tailor. In the seeond
seven In favor of lbs locals. At round of their ten round battle In
Harris ' ' ,n n"'f corr" a Madison Huuare Garden last night.
u .... i. ... MA tn nmiuiu. isvur. - - i rue, ine anocaoui punrn rame
and they wer never headed there, from Mrlmln'a right arm hut
after. Melvln and Anderson were ivk-o before the finishing punch
high point makers for th winner, the roast star had floored Gllck
; with left hooka. He seemed to
I - have equal power In either hand.
.vapraiiB ream I re -wiick crumpled up under a two-
The n.-w material thai will na-
K.de for Manairer J.ilinmin and ,
INeir market rating llsta ka fol-'
liivrti: (
Til -aporollon from Icire j flie.l barrage.
oak or lieeck iree It fr.i Id lo
Callom In Si lioiirs.
.I'lTCHTRS
ljlllr.ll (lUltlmore) .....
I !!. (Minneapolis)
MrCullouKh (Toledo) ....
t-nvrr (I'l a'tanooga) ...
fllazner (Mohllel ...
-il..hHI (Mt. I'aul) . ..
t '
i.soo
ft.Vtttf ,
Af(r Ihnt tcrrldr ctU1 wave Ku
rjH tin Im'vi. havtnir. th r a ra
ti onn rnntmltiM needn't lr ur-prlw-tl
U flml iHiMtt or th.ciaiv-ia
ov-r theft huvi- b-o froun op.
The WHllatiuhurx i)Iur, in morn
than 15 flprtti. hntt Un knocked
out only iwtw. r-olh ihe rvvrnx
roiulnir hen be w ciiipalrnlng
a fethrrwel(fht three or four
WVlfthlnir 1 4 poun-U last
niifht. lll-irnin apix ai- rt-ady to
tackle the elierw eichtn. (Iliek
c.Tcnr.its
hi nna ( Minne.ipolln)
IUh.i (Nashviller
Ii.ilt.in tliigh I'olnl)
IVI1I I llULS
Tut'T I Minneapolis)
Ollli.i MliinraiH.il.'.) ..
II..-!- ( Itlriiiinrham) .
Slesarl ( Itinuingltaml
t'1-..nin IKansas llty)
Cartridge tAllsnts) ..
Catch (Mllle Itnrk)
I.1
OmU l.llf B5 .
Il.trle I 4.nncj,Mi!. fja
.II;.iMv,-..it lOSAtl
BRUSHING UP SPORTS t By Laufer
Heavers Go Into
StKUUti Bit UVIIt.l
ANAtlKIM. rnU Mar. 2 IAP
Tlie firrt of It cihihitton name
hehilnl to le playe4 by the Tort
tver lurins the itprlnc
train. nff ojourn )tre, on tp
fur tiNlav.
Krrd irrtinan. raMni younc
vritthfui'. ant Ike lo'rft. richt
Imntlr-r tram the rhila.irlphi Ath.
tiL ere icenernl rh(vire to not
tnio the 1U Uh hai-w-l'aU ehoo
nine for few nr.injrm. ttoih ilis
llyel enoiixh Muff to warr-int
tli-'lr ne.ertna for the trjibtni
rnmp niM'ner thrmijch the rot.tli
lionlnit rnnJ to date.
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3 BLUE J A
aCkr9 IQ , II
J.;:::j TtteRBa A't
. LEADttte FAuoeiTe atsf: r v
- ! cn?ev- yi. If f . k
1X
The cwee octets a
2Sooo spc eer To
Buoc6tss classic-
-.e V.-
Bli Larktpor! That seems t be th rood word araont the be.!lr.
" b Ilk to pick a Deihv winner la February.
Th sua t Black Servant and Blossom Time l wlnterinr so well al
th Bradlrv farm near Lrilaiioa, Ky. many turf men aoi the born
III pa at odd ol I to t.
Mod likely, piktaukti, are beint Inftaennd ry Owner K R. Brad
If v a recent announcement In N Orleans that he w 111 nark his Ihree-yr-)d
for .-f anSnt aay other Bixwpectiv starter in to Ktn
Ucky rustic, both hones t j te th pot std on or th oth ti.
rnili fourth or betttt.
In tev stsrts a a Jurrallf. Mlue Larkrpur won four rara atd
J( :. tunning the Hop. ful by a bridle strap. Ill net a We Iriun.i.!..
Imlao the Javratl. sad National Stallion stake al Brlmeat and
the Saratoca SprtlsL
lilt sboaiac la lb Utter even mail kin) a thole lor.th Futarliy.
br h raa oat ol Ik awuey and sadrrnl miliar lajuilcs whkb
caatrd bias t b iraporarUy inurd and prevruttw bis traiains (v.
th HiailK Blainv. as srlalKtll; planned.
. Oloecl Bitdlty u lb saiv sua to have bl color nni-h li i (
ervs4 a two ocraxoat la th Keatueky tViby. la itil. lli'-.e
VvJt and Bis. k Serraat. auk Idle llnur 's rnt l.cre. f.ait,. d ir
b rdr Maei When liaMiur (Wer ricrd t eoa-wrud.; .
I 11 bU taw ..i,s., t....w....f. s...d
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Jimmy Maloney
Defeats Heeney
In Boston Fight
IIOSTOV. Vr. J AT. Jimmy 1
Ma.nBrjr of lo4Mn. ratf. flight ;
month avo x th MJiteM "piui-,
ovrr" tn th h air-4ijtht flock,
w crowd in ic (iMianVs lop-not- f
chfr to1;ty as r-jSt f htm rtr-
mn vrr ruR ?. Tom H -. y f .
NVw ZfUni:i. .;
on1 tlmf nirhx nl had but I
litdr ifnjhi icrmfltnK ih- bar! j
rtn-lt ati a in rc.io of V ft at
and hfw.W-t h ti wMt-H rvtt lh i
Nf- X-rataMe-r la rji-jJwn lM July
'it JJ' Uli', j
Maitunv) 1r th first iim an4 ;
ilropiHMl hint tor th in count mKh
to right hooks in lh vix-ninc
H-njr' fur matt rut In rvrml
racrvt laM nifrht, but Malonry
f-rar-l unnutrkr.1. Th la iter's
., Ktai nt ctph rw..u-l ly th
N UtuJ. r t altiiTKlnK.
M a toTy ra rrled i r ft t r u n d n,
II y took on and the other a
ewa. Torn 'a lff4 performance ram
tn the urcwnA avwuuoii ha hr
n'tMl w rral of hia beat richt
hookn on thv Maloney ehtn.
Pacific Coast
Hoop Officials
Discuss Rules;
jrtik are too riKlly enforre.1 at j We ttaA In th tor thai Wi-"
. pr-at. lum Wrieh y u eoins to support
( iiir o !k.- n. v I Colonel Si. wart. hut r-al no 1hmI-
1 l.ilry H. mhart, Or,xn coach. Hns Mioh "Wltir.I.KY .sTI' KS
I said the official cr too sir.rt j Til STKW.v EtT."
Fax of Maho hows th opnit that Mn.arca. nt rh, t)h.
el.--.
have hale pn in hMk.tti. Ith.t mtir.
Matters of Oratory
rVTToSihewt. Iv.criea ?.r(a
Ae-t)jn, reriHe nl Cler
wer ;tnj.u orrtltirr tirt lived !
rw i r r9pm
TVen ea he no Into Vpe whi
no fcm rry. A nseH-r
Uajarine.
SKATTLK. Mar. 2 fAmCas-l
ikttall ofliriAV an I .-ouchr1 of the'
Pacific coast coninno kill cn-
It I n u- A i wussi ns i oi y on prtv-pomr-d
ehanr in the haskctan
( rutr. U-rComn.endatkins O? ih
i mrtin will v nale t J. f-M
J Bnhler of Waxhintrton State ho
wilt carry thrm to ih. natk-nal
jcoinnilttre !atr ihh y-ar.
I The chh-f are7iint at yter-
j duy'a CtiT nN dalt itH lh
'f mai-srn t ruaMri t h irrtiai
in play one ctP cotntns tVat
, prrvHajjl ronurt t'3iui.l r'imir
j tel a ruiM'i jvajj ,V
jt.it i hm cia.uLikiii4 thr tiotct
REX ROLLER SKATING RINK
Reopens For Spring Season
Wednesday Evening, March 6th
J. N. Lelieau, Mgr.