La Grande evening observer., April 11, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

Thursday, April 11, 1929.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, , LA GRANDE ORE. -
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IVER HOMERS
DEFEAT STARS
lai'ey Bates Drives Out
ITwo Circuit Clouts and
. Wins, 3 to-2
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TRACK MEET
OltKClOK STATU
I which cored Ohrlxtcnwn ill tti.
rlBhtli limine. It wits a pitch."
but I Is ul the wuy through. Scuttle
usinjr three twlrlem. and the Ked
semllng in two. Andy House ghoul
J dcrcU the hlume fop the defeat.
hHvInu proved too lenient to the
only two men he serred from the
mound. J. He walked the first, arid ro""vilH. Apr. 11 (irunt
permitted the uecond to ninirln. Wuahlnxtoll. both of Tortlund,
Hup t'ollnnl came to the rescue of '""Kcno are the firm hiKh k'Iwi)
the Indiana and after fanning two to ollfy Carl A. I.oclell, general
men. let .Mulligan enwh out a dou- manuwr here, thai they will eli
ble which save the MUutlunK thu cr teams In III thlrdi annual ln
victory. ; teriictiolii8ti trark and' field llieel
' Ihis AniieleK on me out of a tlo to1 h -run off hero $iny
in the seventh Inning to take u one
'FIVE UNION CO. !-
0. S. C. GRID MEN
NIGHT FIGHTS
COI.I.KOr.
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Uy TIm Awnrtalrtf I'mut
Cinrinn.tt Hilly Anireto, l.eliier-
vllle. !., outpointed Tony I41 Uwn.
rt 'llirliinuli llul. Indian .Tiaer
n" I Sherwood, Kerr, Larson. wcw. rion. An, knocked .m
1 Vi Ilattllna Hill. Louisville,. Ky.. ..
UlllllUie UI1U VAJA ) I'Toledo-r-Mldvet Mike O'Dowd,
PlaV On Ol'anCe SOUad ' fiiliimbiiii. Ohio, outpointed Johnny
' 1 . '- I "alio, t'leveutnd, Ohio, (Hi), llo-
tiler Honan. Newark. Ohio, out-
TI10 purl that I'nloii eo-.mly stu- minted Hud Porter. Terre Haute,
lenta nlav in Oreiton: Htale rati. mi-
Interest In ttlKh school track hiia'u-ite gridiron uffalis la hecom mr -. I'mvldence. It. I. Viium Mont.
run lead over Oakland, and then I'1'" revived" since the uiyiuul In- inoro uud more Important, uccnrd- real, l'rltvidciiec, outpointed Uud
poled out three more runs In the lerseholnstlc meet, at rorvullls was ltiff to information received front Taylor, Terre Huiiia, till),
eighth to take the Knme 1 to 0. put hack on the sports calendar, the t'orvitllln InHtltulliin. ' 'i j Montreal . I'luirlcH nlnnger
Oakland', heavy hilling rlghtrielo- l ast year more than 4(ir'H all.- a list of the inen who aro llkel. Winnipeg, outpointed Harold Mays
or, iAhlctt. clouted out the only letes ropresentlpif 44 high whoon mulnslays la the I'JSa team, Include' iiiiyonne, N, J. (ill)
hoiucr In the Kamo. ... . inruunliout the stntii took part lit feed Sherwood, halfback, of Ui-; V. ... ' " ',.
Vesteiilay's coaai Ioukuo rusulta the meet. I'resenl Indloullons are Crande; Howard Kerr. Iminim'l.,1 v
LOS ANGELES
FIGHTER WINS
AMATEUR BELT
rwXTnmil'f1" 111,.
-- -t-" -T-r Tt-,:;.rr . . 4
hack nine minutes luter to snaif
Kruit with ih erb or- KwMd.
slepover 'too hold and nearly, ftifi',
laked Krusa when he refused tf
let go after Kruan had given uiljt
They hud been wreatllag leas thua
a minute In the final aeaslon whet-.
Walker again atarted tho prellmS.'
ivMtiin r -..., , rM,iu,i in Inary moi'ea for another crab hoif
another of the wild rough wrest, whea Wruac reached down, grahbcl ,
ling matches characterising that " Walker's feet and sudden
I snort so often this season, when 'V " hl" ov"r huckwards. H.
Hob Kruse. Ijikn Osweiro farmer, fore Walker roilld movo, r. rim. as
u.mii inn ni ..t i full rvoi,, upon him und held him for
FANS TREATED
TO ROUGH GO
IN PORTLAND
I'OKTI.ANH, Ore., Apr. 11 (AD
Apr.. 1 1
HAN -KIlANriWO,
11 vviih lioint' run t1:iy'ln tin
umt Iciiefut' yrHtonlny, thro' tumn
InnfnK o nt-hrult i'IuuIh, uud h
mirth tftkintr n victory on pitHi-
n mi'i its.
At l'orilaml the Iloavern htmli It
wo HtraiKht in their homo nark ly
It-featliiR Hollywood attain $ to 2.
wo home runs by ('hurley liatrs,
ho went from ci'nicr fiilt to I'nifh
I'ter the arrival
i u n-'W outrtfiii
r.. Carl I'Vey. of
ho 1'itl.sliui k l'i
;ilt'H, eonstltutfd
he major rort
a t d oftVnaivf.
"rey seond the
hi her lieaver- r in
i v tin. third on
in own double, u
ifo hunt by ('ro-
iln and KeeeylH
rive. . Hollywood
ttcmptod u rally
In the elKhtlr. : '
SniIm Wla AkiiIii
Tho Seals, who neem to
ound their iatunil stride, at last.
surprised the home town fans Uk'aln
iy troiinclmr Sacramento's Scim-.
oi-H 12 to .0, a woi'ho bcuiiriff than
hey Kavc tho naiue team the day
leforc. The SenutorH Rtarted thlnen
with an ImpreRHive rUHh, pllliiff up
our ruuH. and added another in
he fourth to lend five to one. A
I'trt hfl-nillit fiitlv- n.itln.1 th. U..Iu
Siffht counters, und they courted
liome for an ensy win. The mlly
heKnti with W'iwfO's homer over
he fence with two on. Kunz wua
Iriven from the mound.
Tho Sun r'rnncisco MLssionH won
he jiecond cnme of the wrtes with
Seattle 3 to 2 In the northern me
tropollH. With the score tied 2-all,
Eddie Mulligan sent a- seorehinff
double down the third base line,
follow
At i'ortlanil
'U- TI- K
Hollywood. ; 2 7 1
1'unlnnd .., s t
. Hutterleu; Hullcron nnd Hubm
lcr; Ortninn. CuHcurellu nnd Hat on.
At Han KruitcUcor-
: 11 H
Kieramento 6 10 4
Sun Kruncltfco 12 14 S
JiattericK: Kunx, CSoubl and 8cv
ereld; Mai Ik. DuviAund Ueed.
At J, os Angeles - i
. :. '' ' R ;H V R
(Jahlhnd .!.. .U.......6 IS 3
l.os AneetcR ; ...7; 7.M' i0l N'uult - - feet
Hatteiles: ItoeHler.rhirst rKu- ' tinud-Jump : 19 fwi
sich and Burna;Iiiit und Siiiid- iiiih iimin ' .JL.:: u.6 feet 4 Indus
i::,n i ue i Washington Back
AH of then-vi s- rJ wx .
1 WASH!NG1X)N, Apr. II (AP
, t he WaKhitiKton NntlonntK were
: her. - f
1 A I Men 1 1 1
R
CIiah. Hale
Missions
seiutle : ..l.?...2 : 8 1
Hatteries: , I'lllctte. ;, MeQuade
and Hul win; Graham, House, bol
lard and Steihcckc.V . ' ' -.
. Sonnenberg Pins '
ieoraska 31 at man
two Htnilirbl fulls. He took his op;
ponent to the mat both, times utter,
u scries of tackles, onc in 26' inln'
utcB and the other in seven.
.In. the semi-final. lat O'hpcker, j
Salt Lake City, tuuk two straight
falls to win oyer J-oe Wyroff,. Kap
siih City,
thut the me-et will he jtist as pop also of l.a tirunde: Curl (lilmor'
Ular thlN year. . ' fulltHM'k, of t'nlon; and -U
r.villis Willi, ij.iinji'iiuiiii uirsuil, ill l tiiliioi'. rtil 01 iin'.'ij t J J
the same us lust year. Competitors. men played last year and all bul'i . Utt iiOIHC 1)10111011(1
snotiiu at least ie ame hi ciiuai imrson won letters. uge piuyeu
the followin-c times and distances: n severul games but lulsicd get
1(10. yard dash ; 1 1 se:-. ting his letter by a narrow ma
iiii-mru l.i gin. . .our ..,.....-.,., , , ,hpr wn ,(,v ,
K isu.yard low hur.ll. s..T 30 see. i,ys took part In the game In Nn: ..,.. . h,,n..,.M. s.,. f n
li..yard high hurdles.. : York when the proud Vlo els or. )4)rf(lr m( llm(( (mm Hon.
4411-yard run .. ......Ms.', the east wer. humbled, by lh.. of ,,, ,., px,,,,,,,,,
sso-yurd tun mln. lOsec. ,,.,,.. , Hnllwa, Holding two victories al-
Mile run ....v ,Vr i' Flu' '" i ready over the New York (Hunts.
Shot put V. .-. - ', u, , ! Another Cnion county lioy who 1 1 Manuger Johnson has primed
Wsclis,'. : .Hid feet consil,.rt., u8 material for till lilumns" Hudlev or Adoloh l.lska
Javelin : , Mafcet v,lr. .......i i jUck Cox. gllIlrll.of for tho dav's nitclilnii' iiiiKlirnmcnt.
lUlton. who played with the IHi.
freshin.in stiud. Cox played full-;-: - - -
back at Cnion but. like Larson,
'has been convertml into a linesiua.i .
! by Coach Paul J. sfeiiissler. -J
I t 8.' c. Is losing the following
letterinen: Vernon Klh'rs and Juln
' .;" 't'urlsnn, guards; Howurd Maple;
. HKrth;m.KY, , cil..V Apr. 11 'tmarter: Halph Twltchell, half::
(AP) Seven of the nine pien who ,n, Kirk. . center: Itoscoc l.uriv'
were in tho: California shell that tackle, und , Mel Whlllock. j
swept to the world-a rowing chain-( oiiiMiriKiiliy for Isirson, ix '
Local fans point out tuat.witn'
both Hilers' and Carlson out of
school,-Larson and cox both havi.
ji strong chance to become first
string linesmen. Sherwood's fallio
last year was only overshadowed
by Maple, all-America quurter, uiul
the 1-n Urnnde halfback Is expecl
ed to' Im the innln threat' In Ihnj
Orange hackflelil this fall. -J
I The Orange team will "lake five;
Itrlpa this fall, to Ixis Angeles, Palo.
Alto, Portland, Ktigeno and final-;
ly, to Helroil, where they will meet.'
the I'nlverslty of llelrolt, one of
the strongest teams In the east dm.
In-,- ls!K. '
llOHTON, Apr. II (AP New
Knglund today had half or the
eight national amateur boxing
champions of 1!3U within "her bor
ders and the others were well scnl
tered about tho country. (I rami
Itaplds, Mich., providing two uml
lltirr,,!,. M V l.nu Aiiv.l. mi,.
iiii'orge wnuter, i iiuaiiiuu ueavy-
o ' ' i. .in, I,,.,, i ... 'weight champion hern lust night.
Sieve llaliitko. of Iluffaln, won . (......i,, i,,ii., ut,,u.in n.,.i iIUI,
the IU pounds crown for the .e ,.,', ,,. ovt,r , W1,lv
a few of the practices Indulged ill-
tin
fall.
omi cunsecutlve lime.
The oilier, seven title. winners,
with possibly one exception, prob
ably wuuld have returned home dc
reateil this year If the Hi'JK chum
pions, most of whom fuughl for the
American Olympic (cum ul Am
sterdam, had beoon able to dis
regard the purse-stlri'lliff t'4i II of
the professional ting. 1
The possible xccflion was Mar- I
tin Kunlgn, of l.oa Angeles, who
won the ISO-pound' tllle. This j
youth, n clever two-fisted battler, I
gained the final round In tho IH2K
tournament, w hich served us the i
Olympic tryouts, but drew the ;
wrong end of a ilecislon, . .'
Kruse took tho first fall in 39 mill
tiles, ( seconds with tl series Of
flying wiisilucks. Walker came
A letter addrnased "TNo post
master lo ho given to some girl-
liiu'lnnatl, Ohio," hna been sent to
Ihe dend letler'offlce at Washing,
ion, , '.
Queen Kllsahelh of Itelglum Is an
enthusiastic amateur phutographer.
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KlLiniiips For Crew
Kace Announced
plonshlp last year, will oppose tho
Washington swecpstera In their
i annual - regatta , on Hip Oakland
" , : ! estuary Saturday.
Apr. II (AP I The California -lineup -will find
WICHITA, Kan.;
, una unamlte honnennerg. t i,oi,.. , ,-oke: Caldwell. . 7:
o r I d s- heavyweight wrralllmt I Thompson, ;. Dally, .5: Workman,
champion, successfully, -'defended , .. kv,i,.ick. a: Hrlnck. S: Von
his tllle.here Inst night against ' Ouiii T,owv.,bow. tta Mullina. cox.
Mcl.eod, Omaha, Nob., winning in ,..lh' ih .venminn of Von Tlllow
and Mulllns, all of these men roweil
In Inst yeur's Hear varsity.
i The Washington lineup ns an
pounced by Coach At I'lbrlckson.
finds l Anderson. stroke; O'Hell, 7;
Valentine, 0;' Schmidt. 6: MaeHon
ulii; 4; Litchfield, S: Alcorn, ,2; Da
vis, how; and Orr. cox.'
lliail'SKV IX OlIIOAfiO
CHICAGO, Apr. 11 (AP) If
1 Although milling an'd Minnesota
Ing state has fewer mills, thnn M'.Jaca imiii'i is ,,,,....... u.. ........
other states. I ing Chicago, a center of his ring
- ' ' .1 promotional activities', -he believes
In keeping it nuict.
The former heavyweight boxing
champion has been in. Chicago for
two days hut still mystery sur
rounds the "why" of his vlidLj
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