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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, March 22, 1929. New Hosiery i$m Shades Stv.J( That Match . Your Skin Tone WUCTMCU you lire blondo, m "in-le. twctm" or u brunette, we Imve the pixtp lioHiery filiation to suit ywur complexion, riii', ol -coiiraf, you know liOKiei'y must bo ttelccted to nmtcli your hkm aim coloring, II ore me some of the hmv kIihiU'h we nit; nliiminKl IVtlH IMd'tl NnnV I'alo hhrtl 1'lviHrttMC WHIM" rfmlo . Tiik Tlim lltftt'lltKMNl Tn it 'INiti lli'toni' llnrlmmil irwln 'liaiMiKin IkCHUliful ull-silk Wayne Knit Chiffon tf unifm-m high Qimlity? $1.95 pair HILL'S Dependable Dependable Values, FOUR FAVORED IN NATIONAL LEAGUE St Louis Chicago, New York and Pittsburg Picked for First lly UHttfi Ito'll j (ANHOrlutci) Prow HporlM Writer) . ATLANTA. Oil.. Alar, 23 (AT) , --rnlW ttlO HhOXpOelod htlppcllM In hftm lmll (hen will ho no dniHtlc uhtienvul when ull I In1 1TIS9 reHirim iiro in iar ue jiiuuiini hum" HprliiK Judlcit(lon (mint to four rhi hi In u liKhl lot iho find divi sion place, nnd the. fnvorod n,tinr-) l Ih mudo Hp of thom Mntnhliiir -In I ho find four place In mi your. Iti'iirmiiKotnentM of the order In hoih uhpi-r and lwir hrnokoU I hni'Mi likely. Tin ehnuiplon, tho J ; ni. i.umih nrniiuiin, niu iiimi mi-ii hlKh poMtlon definitely itiennced ly Mili(iKo, New York iihil PIUk htirjf. Homo idiidcniM if tho Kniue hnve concluded thitt HI. I.oiiIm Ih not Mn'iilly improved while the tub, (lluniN mill I'lruliw aru definitely better, j rillllh'M Hlfmifff! . ... ' Tho outlook lor the elhlm :. who flnlNhcd In tho KiToml H lrlJn -lnt yi-ur Ih not prbmlHliiH- In view of I ln I Improved condition nt. tholr rival who wore ntoro furtmmlo lnt sou Hon, Tho IMilllltH, chronic lull oniler, hove ,'perhiipii ttilteii tho I loitRTNt Mrlde mid. with it brook in lurk nhotihl et out of tho cellar. . A tnnjorliy of hnnehuir oUe iilrtterver forortiHt fi lohtf iiml Mite,- Mi'inxKlo with thi competition continuing to the Htrotch. hneli of the four flint dlvlldlll c I II I IN of lM yonr hit mode n definite nd illlloh to tin Mrrntrth. Thn Culm hiivt ItOKor Hotiiwby anil li(n tlo nMtntlliiF hut. tho OlnntH pliicet Vrptl l.ourh lo HtroiiKthpn thrlr oik J 9IH1I, Him lMrnioii littvr JiBN Petty.-' 4 Mtnr Mt hnmlcr nml t4o fnrilln-l 11 In Inflnlrl him been hrurif1 hy thn notiiilHltlon of t'linrllo (lolhcrt, 11 Krom yotmir hhoi-tutop. Ovtlii llrn-h,v HupportH-N of thn I'titm hfllovo that tho mlilltlon of Hurtinhy hiln inuilo tho chili. Tho buttliiK loador of tho loaKiio will aihl u punch htul IiIh HtroiiK offotiHlvo In oxpvotoit to carry hln mnton with hliu. if Mnn tiKPr Joij Mri'urthy Kt-H Kt (ft fac tory roNultn from hln plti'liiuff Htnff hln club nhotiUt play (i proinhiont part Ih thn indicutoil flnUh ' flKht. MIh Infloltl rcHorvoH huvo not boon Third Track Title In A Row Is I100-TO-1SHOT Goal Of Stanford University Team j W1WS CLASSIC 1 NtCHOLgl S tv A. W . ..X 7 'V 1 11 M..,m iWilil l .nWIIHtWW i-. ' ' !'- . ; . 1 m m in , Mnmummmmtim'r.Zmm ' " " f i , --v ..,-.:,,;v ;,.,,r. ' . ' J roir untui I' 1 V . 11 ' DINRTEMPLtTON "lyicLarriin, Miller 12 To Fight Before l Crowd of 21,000 , jr .nicy iiuiiiiiin . muiiikiiii Hntim 4lnnl'Ul waiIiik rniinoiy It wiiiiui Iik too diniill for Him , len-i-ouml 4unK'ti lirlwvun Jlininy .Mi'loirrtln ami llnv MIII.T timlKlit. ' ; (Inn hllliT linn lii-nn known lo , Jmii ttin Ounlfn to the ilovm: when they nmtcli Inn llir'ni iliora Inli't nn Imlonr ni-ciia ruimlil IioMIhk iho rlmlc fnlihiul who wnuM UASEBAIL '1 Ktani'ord l!ulvirNliy Ih ImlhlfnK' nil- othorferont track and field ntuclilnc ttllt W hi nil li.nnu tn ttln ililrH BiriMiKiiifiH-M uui u.rt-iuiy iru..K wlCtMVHivi. mital clmmpioiinhlp ratrhtnir Hlaff hnB hoi-n bohfterod tn year' by u hutil hltior in Tom AUKloy, .,.,,, . 1 Miniifnitl's hrllllniit voinijf imiiicIi "IHtik" 'IV m plot on-! in h ftnit milllMtiVH n mm lit hi- WM ti-nrk pnv.nvlw. Tt or llMHi art .Vti'lmK ami lironit. ' if (Hnwll J. cwlaitd tHprlnm, hit other cxporlchccd men . ' Ajtrortntcd Phhh SportH Writer) i ready for norVlcc, HAN KUANi-ISi'O 1 A P )ln tlio iM ,u,o runkti of tho Unknown niiffc .sianroni hiikiiuiii whim con HtlthtoM hit ' outdoor workshop, I I'oach It. I., "Mink" 'IVmploton of nl8 Coach Tcipplcton'd I.OKUON Johnny Hill. Hcot- j land, outpointed Kruio Jurvh, Ktuf 'land, (15). v v ' l I Wll.KKHWillKK, vKtt-v Hiiittn, iiritK',portl conn,. KnocKdi mm HviHll4fijwkb4)litivltiruMh I t;l.AM, )a, W'M'rhWW, Oal- Ifnrttla, knocked out Nick llaxcliino, Itjilllmore, Lew Cluro, New York, uutpolntotl (tmii'KCA Aiiihlurd, Krunco,, (it), , tho former crnckcr nnd tleorKlft Tech nttir, - , ;-1 . ' " " ' Tho Now York (Ham haw," bon (rmtllfpd to flhd Amly H.ec. a ftrently Imfirflvcd perrornior at Heron d baHo and If lie carrleii IiIh terrific KprhiK hlttlnic .Kiroak -Into n'Kiilar cftnitmhn It wit), no difficult to oUHt hm front .th. In fiold. Uirl (UHdu'H, whb nhrtwed hhiiHolf, u canobliloft.. hamler on hiH flrxl appearance In i'ltor'v and l.each and KM l(t)urh, apiiar eiuly rrevovrn'd .front his IndlH ponltion ut hiHt year , will form & meoitKer utitfleld comhlittttlon, PlttMburK l coiiiluctlntr nil In field iiperluiont and hn been re for ni - the . mtcleim ftr the I9'i Curd I mil and White leant. Ah biany more roKMlnra, but .of leM certain tpiallty, will help tho cuufte nlonk. Capt. Hokh NlchulK, htlrdler; Ward' I'M in o ml h, pole ttiiUer. and Krlc Krenn and Marlow Hotlicrt. , weltcht men. are tho malnstnys. All are- expected 10 either tlominalo their division, or wlv inlnhty good account of themsclveii, I roHi'h Temi'leton Ih exprliiH'nt Iiik with KdinondH Ah u potential hurdh r and Iho latter Iuih Hhown mhch ability In early tryouta. I Nichols la looked upon an u cer- hopea In Home ovontH. " experlally : tho lontf dlntnnoo jauntH. Henry Co nithi and twomller. Ik jfono. '- Stanford ut hnrdcHt lilt in the 410-yawl dush and high jump, ruled lam year by Kbiornoii Hponcer and Hob Klnir. renpocllvely. Spencer eHtabllHhed tho new world'ii record for 4M metertt while Kiuu; la tho Olympic gainer hlKh jump champion. HOMHS HAItMl.l-XH Ni:V YOllK, 'March 22 (AP Three boujli! dlacovered In a par cel poHt pacUtiKe at the Orand Cen tral pout office wore found by the pollcX today to be harm lent lecture hlbltii. " " ' Grcgalach, Owned by Mrs. M, A. Gemmell, Gallops Home in Aintree AINTHKK, Kniclitnd, March 22 (AP)--OreKulach. un outsider, won tho Ki'cat Kntnd national Mtceplc chaHo today. UreffMtnch, tho winner, win not one of tho American cntiirH. He wan owned by Mm. M. A. f!i-ciii-iiiei) und watt it I (Ml to 1 tfhOt.' hvereit waa Ou rider. itnrt'r-r Hero, owned by J. K. Whitney un American hportKman, uiih h'tidluff the field nt the end of tho flm round of iho two-lnp coiiino hut wuk .beaten out In the hoc And time around. He main-i tallied hla lead over tho canal which murka tho t hreC-qimrter point In tho race and cleared o titers of the hlir JmnpH in brilliant Ktylc, only to Ioac out 111 & furloua flit ImIi. Tho horKOH wore fatllnf? like ten plna all around thin pair an they raced iilonif In Hie lead and with a f-w hnrrlcrK yet to bo cleared I here were only elKhl of tho con lefttnnlfl left lu the race. 1 KaBter Hei-o had been tho favor ite nt nine lo 1 and wuk ridden by J. Alaloticy. ' The ody on Rich mond, thliM to finish, owned by It. MoAlpinc and ridden by Htott, were PJ to t. t Jt wuk tho second successive year In which tho winner of the m-and national Wn a Hmi to 1 shot, almost totally ncjfleeted by tho expert h. Last year it Whh Tlpperary Tim who wort at the name odds after Hilly Hart on, Amorica'a load hit? candidate, had fallen on the last jump Whtlo In the lend and nil thn utber enlrJoB hud spilled their hopoH nnd ritlorn by tho wayKhle.' GnViCftlnch. 1 1 years old, war one of thn yotmRcr oniric ih this KtranKO 1 rachiff fixture In which tho race t not always to the youniiT and In which the nvernKo or tho entrlen wan more than ten Amevlcn's Htandard-beareis were not without honor, although Mas ter Horo vn the only home to carry that country's colore to the fllithh among tho rtrst three. The crowd of more than l.oat) Ameri cans In-the Ki'eal outpourinic of neurly 300.otio persona who watch ed found plenty to cheer about a Kaster Hero led at the end of the flmt circuit and tho "ino per cent American," Hilly Barton came Pp. to pa km him as they Marled tho opening stretch of the second round. , . 3 But tho American hope for a' Billy Harto.n victory wore destined to be lost In that second and last wild gallop around tho trencher-' on. huJuird-Htrewn triangular course, na horse and men went down toKTthor In a tangle of legs and hoofs. . 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Jimmy lll ouiwrtiili hlo Mono f'lilcuxn iitl bir from U lolihl tiouniln. .Mutiny huii hluli lionMt tf lumllnK n wrllirwplirht Mm bout hfmr tlio U out uml ho won't I in Hkoly; to - itrt It If - h full to nvrnirn tho t4ilrnl hnochout ih. I.t Mltlir nlnalorfil in him In I'o- ff ' troll hut yir, . . .yith-r li prliiuii'lly. n hllivir In Iho um-ru.lv riilrarr of tho lea ho.,k. Alolrnln uomi not imrtlvu Inrly fnvor cllliir of hU hand.. Tho ronnoiintio iwnui to bo thnt If It iro. ooy furthfr thon rour l-oun.lo It will bo ouly Iwaiw Mil ler onil Mcljimln ilrvolot, n loo uroot ro.it.rt for ono nnoih.r' hit tine hlllly. Tho hrtiinir Kan Mcl.rnln on tho lour mil of ft to & othlo. Frail Itowler la j Second in Singles ( l-lllrAOO. Mnr. SS (AD A Thill tii-yi-nr-nhl youth from IV-1 tn.lt fiirnlnhi'il whnt llitln flro- ' worKo woro illnnltiyiMl nt tho Amorl- run linwllnir oonmiHi totintonimt lout hlKht. Mo won tlryKlor, I I who roll only It lim niton of I tho aliiKloo Ivodi'mhlp oml whoao; tolul of 7 'II lunil.'.l It I ill In m-rnnt' hli-o. Jolh't how lorn fnrnliih.rt yrurthor proof of thvlr nrow.-ioi whfit IMrk tiohii nml I'hll Troyk n.l.lf.l oovonih tlnro In tho ilonhlrn to tho nlronily ' ImiionlitK lint f tioaliloiiH hold hy j tltm rliy. Tholr touil wan I.JM. Mnvonth nnd ninth iiIiiook In tho' j nil oVonu illvlhlon writ, srorod hy limy Kivlitor. of iMrolt, with I l.H, nnd A. W'nchnk of Amino, i Win., with t.StiJ. I tain wlniior In nil hitch unrrlor llinll d III IIK OUtll. hl IIITIIIIKI Ill0nl 'vnilS WH'IO It "iitirnu. hy Iho iibw nro of tho Wunom. Tho hl" rni'h -xpoct. w-vonil rtlm MkiiIiik of ono of thn iiulmnotm lolht imiy ho iul.lu.1 o t ho totnl hioth.rn rollovoil tho fusion In ' 1,1 ho wolKhln. Iloth.-rt nml pun hut Iho flrnt.H will not bo K-nx hold nut a oountry-wido hupi.y until th. y huvo tl hlor n 'hiilloiiK.-. Molh nr.. lit tho tn-root WH oIonm im nhotputtora whllo thin Hon- win, KrotiK itruiKH n now niKru.f throw rt-rord to tnnror.l. Kim Pyor ntl l-i'i'.l .ombre, n jtalr of brond Juir.pom. I'Yod Klbby I si III! I. ill rn.i iii.k, jt. .-.... ( ors. and Johnny ljiurllKon In tlio Loughran Expects To Make 17 S Limit Dempsey, Fugazy rn Promotion Contract Today Sigi Trapshoot Sunday At Local Grounds Ten nieinhern or th Tomlltihon fumlljr f Htltstttiro, tex., have heoo ttruduntod Irwin Texs rhrls Hon bnlvrslty. I.a Grande tiapshootertt of the t.n O mn do Own cltib wil) moot ut j tho Lone Tree grounds tfunday , biorhhtir for the rrular partici pation In the OreKMitun teh'tcruphlc Tomorrow the local shooter Will contest Nestucca Valley. Hul my and Hlr'h tTh ek. NKW YOHK, Maroh 22 AP) Jack liempsty today rnteHMl into ft two your agreement with Humbert J. Kuguny, metropolitan rival of Madlaon 8tut!ro Carden', for the promotion of boxing mulclnvi here nod in other sections of the coun try. f ' ,,. ' 1 . Annotiucomeut of the agreement Was made, by ternp y'a attorneys after n series of conference .be tween Iho former, heavyweight champion and, l'ugavy. Vugay termed the new Hslic alliance "on thlerntttlonal comblnaon." Indi cating that Pouts- also might be 9tagi tt abroad. x . : VANt)l lilt I.O.KS POIiri.ANI Or.. Mar. X2 (AP) -lortland s hoekeV team defeated the league champion uncotn-or letim hen- last nlKht. a to I. In the fntot nnd host plaved gnmn of the hockey season. rniOAOO, Mar. 'it AP) To prove .he H encountering no dim Hi lb" I" making the 1 "S-pound limit, Tommy Loughran Invited Hie skeptic to weigh him loda six dayn boTOro his light henvywclght championship battle with Mickey Walker at the new Chicago sta dium.. Ituport have persisted during Ihe iniKt,: week that the champion waa, unnhl-ro trim his weight nd that ho might have to fight nt CMtchwrights, ' rorteltmg thn title to Walker. Lough ra n en ga god I n a Ion g workout yesterday. mixing six rounds with his two negro spar ring partners, taking n good road trip and smashing the bag for sev eral rounds. Walker has ended his training at hi New Jersiy camp and will arrive hero tomorrow. ATHLETIC SUPPLIES , Wright & Ditson Baseballs ..... . $1.00 - $2.00 Lively Bounder Juvenile Ball 50 ca. Goldsmith Fielders Gloves $1.25 - $5.00 Goldsmith Catchers Mitts :.....$1.25 - $5.00 Louisville Slugger Bats $2.00 Juvenile Bats 25 - $1.00 Wrieht & Ditson Viscose Covered Tennis Balls 50 ea. Wright & Ditson Tennis Rackets $-1.00 $15 Waterproof Racket Covens ........$1.00 & $1.50 Golf Clubs $2.00 - $S.50 Golf Bags $3.50 - $8.75 Wright & Ditson Golf Balls 50 - $1.00 AIM Quality Golf Balls ...... 60 ea. Reddv Tee 25 bx. Okaty Rubber Tees 25 bx. Archery Outfits $2.25 r $5.00 Sun Visors .L:.;;....... 35 ea. La Grande Book & Stationer; . Company 1114 Adams Ave. plolod tho ' coiirso ' nlihoiiBh CO stnrted Dut. .' i,, Ililly Morton fell4 In ,a illtoh -nt the nineteenth juntn.v whoiT-.iliore is o run. dlii h nnd dirrieiilt hediro. Knytor jiero twlKted It plnto. Hln joekey mid litis, ill fortuno oocur- red just heforo his load was chul lohgod by Orogalach. , Tho whiner's time for the courscf of four miles. Salt yards, was n!no minutes, 47 2-5 seconds. Thoir Anns May Mean a Pennant for the Yankees . . ti HFRB -,rt vVj nNK) 1 .rv s1 k M EV lilt TIF 1 H tho, Mt tlpnra of llorb Innook and Wiley Moor fourth for Ih Ko York YrM with HBflety. tho Yankees will ho hunt lo boot la tho Aairir Imth nint not thl oouoa. Ad It voo Ihmfy Mmoi atlaim hli rood work of loot mmi, nd hM.ll 1U , tho Yiakoot wont kr nu Bllehin worrlot ihlk o minor. Then four ltor, ohowa hr Ihoy workon ot rrconily (M. farmkart, T, loot far fa troubU tala moo. Moor aha Itanork Mt tholr aria hire rorored tally from the aiLnrrnt of I'-i. 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