La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 02, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. Saturday, November 2, 1929 r it t 1"3J 3 7Ji hills DEFf. Store A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Owned .SECONDS DEFEAT UNION TEAM 50-0 Bobcat Squad Outclassed? ,- by Heavier, More Ver- ' satile Tiger Eleven. j Oalnlng almost nt will, 0 heavier Iji Grande ccnnd loam defeated '''the lidbcatn from Union her yes ; tcrday afternoon" fi'l. to " ' Die r '' 1 i'li-Ht game of tin season for tint A lUCnl rCHPl'VOH. ! The aeeonilM beoroit two loiieb J downs each, In the rirwt and hocoiui f periods, V. Pnlton .carrying 'he '""hall over In each Inntunco. Trys fur points lifter touchdown found ; only one successful, the half end- i --Uik 2fi lo ii. ' I Tho third iiuartor foil ml tho lln- ' lun team showing stuhhorn resis tance, although tho Tigers chalked Mi.ti'M several first downs. It wnH In final frame, however, that Ihe ' work) occurred. -' 'Three more : j'nichdnwnrt were smashed over, n'hled hy. successful aerial thrusts, ' '-'(fi short order. ' J Torrc-nee Kwres on Kick -Off ( iiunr 'I Tho fourth touchdown In the hoc; ,,;i,und half and the elKhth of the' ,, (gsmo was the result of a OO-yard 'iIjihH through the Union team liy 4 Willie Torronoe. who received 1 h .''kick-off on his 40-ynrd lino shook ' off three or lopr Itoheii tnoklers "Vinl hrolto clear to outrun the ro-"i Inairuler of 'the Mhrnon'!eovoii. Sheppnrd! Cochran, Patten and ' '""Sullivan nllei-natcd In carrying the ; '"Tiall, nil making consistent yard ''"'ago, and hnth ends Torrencn and 1 'iMkn-r-worn on the receiving end "''Vof forward pauses. .Cochran nearly ''reeled off a touchdown from mld '' 'field In the lt quarter hut wan 'downed n few yards short, finally carrying It over a few plays later. Sullivan scored one of the touch " downs on n forward pass from tho live-yard line, t ,(, I'nnhlp lo Cnlit CmiMwitty In most fanes, Union was forced lo punt after getting possession of , (ho. hall, hut a few Omen made yafdnge siifflolenl. for first downs. , .completing forward passes a few limes. Crosland was able to crash the Tiger line for gnlns oerasslon ,'nll.v but the lighter forwards were unable to hold the 1a Orande de fensive thrusls In itheyance eonsls ' tently enough for any sustained march. . i i( f - Summary Union (0) Mes- -v llalsey .... Coy 1 Wight ...... Wilson .... Acldey .... ' Wolf . ' Pralhcr ' .'. Iteutor r 0 h. ). R. Seconds ..... K.... ;,...K.... t,.:. ,.L.i..T...: O.... ......O ('.... ...,.yu. Hit. .....lilt Kit.. Torrencit .... Allen Met Mure Hunt .'. llughes lonetv Wnlln Mheppa'rd .. Cochran V. i'alten .. Sullivan SoiiihwIcU .... 1 'rofdnnd 'Suhslltutlons; tJt Hrande; Imhbs; Unions: Conklln, ita.ter ami It, Itaxtcr, ' ScoHng Union 11 0 0 0 0 Seconds .: 12 I a H lifi 50 Officials: Jimmy Koseiibaiim, leforeo; Arnold (iralapp, umpire llob (.Julnn, head HucHuuin. 1 tft'k. - f.tl 'r -Mi U .1 ur &3-x:-XMXW . t-r , , l.. ', ' mi m xwmyMMV-vm Home .Store by Alan J.Gould It Is hi f II a lilllo. early to land any ronibinulloii another "J'our llnrftoinen," even when ft happens ;o he ho compact and mohlle a (tiarlet as Corldoo, Hlder, Hrlll and MiilliiiH or Srivuhll, thin year's liiHt-HtrliiK proiliict of I'rof. Hock ne. Th. profcHHor )ilinHi'if'cnr ndy would .encournKft tho rorn pnrlnon at this early Htatfo of tho Ki'ldlron prof!e'diiis, where It will take the Novemher "puh" ta ile tennlno the ratliiKH for l'.i29. Ureal,, hackfhld couihlnatlonK mich as tho Hiuhldrehcr-trowley-Mlllfr-Layden nn;irtct of Itorkne's ti-itiiifl of lU2-:'3-4 and put to-K'thi-r ahout : onco In, r purple I moon. A NVvers. (therlander, Ora litre, llnrley, . nrury. Carroll, CaUle or iMnrk may ceiuip alanp j ofn-uer to set off the Judlvltlual fireworks tut IL Is raro when nny f-ttinhliiatlon develops tin1 smooth iiesn, ca-ord Ina ted action, power and versatility of Hip, famous Not ro Jame "i''our J loiwinen." Thry an- in a class hy ihcrusclve so far i as post-war foothnll Is eoncerned. Cnrneli Jiad a. Ki'eat set of backs ; whOn Kaw, 1'fann.' f'UHsldy . and j Ituinaey were ripping ojiposln I Unea lo sliredM. yale's I'JT.l team lnd super-power and1 drive with Jtlcheron. Kti-veiiN, 1'ond, Ncldl- iriKi r. iveuje, t'ollle and Mallory. 1 rfj' .A 'idJants Htanfonl showed a reat ollr- , MiKjilli .., t lun of hiill-carrleis iiKalnst t fie stout Army: Inst season with Hoffman, f KukIcsuwI !;'i-!sli hacker, Sims, Wilton. Lewis Ki Prides jmd others Icadlutr' thn chsrires. iThompsun (ieorrfliL T'cli hail it fine qiiurfet ! jiylucton In Ml.i'll, Thontasoii. t,umpkln nnd'Htriff I in n nt In I'j'JH hut tlwy also had Ituerko the aid of nno of tho Unest linos i K'orr In Iho country. The haekrh'hl fbwon tu lent usually looks kooi when thelfuimorn are . heintf opened up on Kt'liedulo f)r the secondary do- fense cleaned out. 11 will be worth noting what Harry Hellmaun, one of tho last of tho old guard of Delroll selge guns, can do again! National leamio pllchlng next seiiHon In the uniform of the Cincinnati Hods. Old "I fa 1' - Jrd 'the- Ainerlcan deaguo four Mini's In his tinloue odd-year riiiitnigo and he was up around .ar.n this year I'Wii thoiigh he didn't lead the pack again. In Iho senior circuit the Am erican league batting king of IM'il-L':i-2r-27 will join tho chain idon of 111211-;; 2, (leorge Slsler, to make look like a concerted .drive (he National, league bomen. Af ler the way the lalter have been manhandled ' In the IkkC tlireo woi Id's series. It would be rubbing 'It In for Heilmann to grab Qif (he National league hailing crown. Delohnnty Is the nnly lug-l- ger with Ihe tllHtliietlon or leading both -major .. leagues at bat. Mlg Kd, then-wlth the Phillies, topped ,t)"e Walionul league with Where Will You Get the Money? Wlion tho family budKct refuses lo wide enoiiuh t" ciwer constantly needs many women find an easy way out. They rent that extra room: throtifrh the Want Ads. Why don't you add to your income this way, too? Just phone in and w'e will be glad to write the advertisement for you if yoii wish. u . 'l ' NORTHWEST GRID TITLE AT STAKE Two Oregon Teams and ; Washington State Are i Tied for Leadership. ly rrutik V; fiorrle (AsKot-Intcd I'i-ohs Sports Writer)' I'DHTLA.VIJ, Ore.. Snv. 2 (AIM The: foothnll champhtiiwhlp itf the norlhern hocIIom of l ho Pacific cofij't conferenea was the ohject if hoth Washington Slate college and Oregon Slate coIIoko grid elevens in their annual hatlln on u neutral sawdust field hero today. The OrcKtin Slate Heavers were j pouHucrcii slight favorites ny vir tually n very one in tills el iv last ultthl I'xccpt i lid hand of I 'oukui' ftdluwors who Journeyed down hero from , Kafltorn WaHhiiiKlon, The vKIiIuk Washlnittonlans could sec notfilnK hut u Coutiar victory. Thrpe terutrt (Irifon, O, K. ('.?., and W. H, t are tied for first place In the NorLhern division and tho OreKOn-UniversIiy of t'alil'or uin, at, . ios Auifeles contest at KiiKone and the JJenvert'ouKoi' halt In horn today "made up the KOiul-fiuals of the tllle race. All I hren elevens have lost one jjanie each. Oreffon and O. S. (', both foil before the onslaught of the Stanford Cardinals and V. S. C. ilrojiped Its first conference lilt to California. Uou' ( Stands , Victories for both Oregon and Oregon Statu today wnuhl result In the (wo elevens battling for tin northern c.hamplnnshl at lOugene November Hi. A Cougar win this afternoon would give tho Pullman eleven a, claim for the title in the event that It hurdles Idaho and .Montana Inter (hi month. W. S. C jiml Oregon do not meet this year. Ttoth the lien ver. nnd Conger combinations were In good condi tion for tho fracas and a torrid battle wan predicted. Dry weather was forecast for to day and a. large crowd was expec ted to witness the game. Probable, lineup Ore. Mtatn Po:t WnsR. State ..... .1, Hurley Ashlskog Jiocka I. IC. I T ... HO c ur... ....IIT.. rt k.. ...xin... nir.. uu.. CIt.., ..4 Ilein I ... K, Hansen 4 ... I'M wards :. inn Huckley Ivllintf.sen lone: Sehwarl'. t , ortixjoN Pivif, 1'CIjA TKAM j UNivr:UsiTV ou. okkoon, : Kugene, Nov. L1 (AP) The Unl- verslty of Oregon -Welifeei and the llruinpi from the University of Cal ifornia at Los Angeles were matched here today In. Hie annual ''lindn'- Day" football game.. 'i I j Odds heavily favored Oregon to I win, but Coach John J. Mc K wan was prepared to cnd In his first ' '. ! i team, J le planned to experiment I with his -reserves In preparation i for tho gime with Oregon Slate college hero on November I ii, should the opportunity present lt- self, however The UelnnH were here In. full force with the except Ion of Don Jaepbsnii, who was Injured In the first game of the season, and Imb Itatuus,' who has been out of the the last two contests with a severe cold.' a mark of years" Inter, team, ho U with .:i7fi. .UtS In 1Sll!l', Three I wllh the Washington j d the American league . c.tiotoli aiisinii' High Waters st Vi u t S t 'lorrenual aunifitn raliiH and overflowing .stieanis turned the area', uooul ; iaieaii. a Minini,,.'iu., snpurn.' Into a chain of Jakes, . This slriklng aerial vi-w. shows how the town of JO. 000 population, noied for lis race : track and anrusement centers, and the sur rouudinK region of (ho Kverglades, were Inundated hy tin; uneeas inir cloudburals and rising waters. Streets were convened Into, rlverf; and hundreds of fa mil led fled their homes. HUSKIES TRIM PUGET SOUND IN NIGHT. TILT TACOMA, Wash., Nov. 2 (AI) The rnivoisity of Washington fnolbal team- defeated the Col lege of Pi-jfet Sound 13 to e.; n the first 'after dark football gnf ever staged In the northwoyt here last night. The night game attracted .20,0(10 fans lo the Tacoma stadium add the experiment was considered a unci ess although, a fog that roll ed In during the closing- consider ably interfered with vIslbllLy. Loyola College Is Victor at Pasadena PASAUMNA, Oil., Nov. .2 (AP) A fast Loyola. college eleven . turned bark the heavier Califor f nia Agriculture cullego team fi lo In an after dark specialty at the Hose bowl Inst night'. Html-' el, star Jon halfback scored the lone tally two minutes niter the i fourth period opened, ' Tin farmers fumbled away all their chances. The most dis hearten hue bobble came. In Hhe final period -when KUi, who h:i4 turned in a'creilitablH game at halfback, dropped the hall on the Loyola Hi-yorri line .whon thiv Ul"'l'ilown seemed but a 1 few n I; 1 in iiu'iiv. ' ' OJIKftOX 1'ItOKH WIV KtrOKNK, Ore.. Nov. 2 (AV)r ' Scoring four touchdowns . In- , tho I second period, the .University of j Oregon Urosh defeated the Con- j tralla Junior college here yoster-j day, 27 to 13. The Oxonians ' used second string" men throughout ! the second half oT the game. j The .Centr.'iiians took the' lead I In the first period, but the frosh stampedeil shortly alter , the sec ond period began. and seWcd up the game. The visitors Hrored In the ast In thejhjrd period. ; WATlUtS WINS MATCH , , RUOKNR. Oie,. Nov. 2 (AP) Taking two falls In short order after loslmr the first fall of the match, Texas -Toddy Waters, Jun ior middleweight champion, won hl4 wrestling match here last night from Lhn I .ninli. Oinnrin. v SIMUY PltOtiHAMS The National Hroadcasting com pany jtrogram lor Sumlay night follows: fi: IS, musical program: 7:1a, concert: 7:45, mehdlen. The Columbia Hroinloa sting sys tem program ror Sunday night follows: Ii to 7, Theater of Air; !i lo 12. dance music. . Poitland I K O W i! 2 0 k c ) ti : 1 5, NlC; . S. music: J tK little symphony. Ta ih tn ut ' I K.V1 (Tilekc) fi to 9. silent; 9. CHS: ti;:ia, rnncort trio; f, CHS; 0:n0, concert trio: II, CHtS. , In. Augelr, ! K.NX (lar.akt!) Q:3i). lulk; 7, features; PreMhyterhin rhuroh: recovdlngs: :Ui to l:K., Uu- IiovIkIU tilo. KHJ CUHikc) rt, CHS; 7, feat lures: 10, dance music. I KUI (C40Ue) ti:l.',, NIK; 5. music and services. I San l-Vnm-WMi I KPO (akc) ti:U. NHO; S. music and services. I Ke'KO oHttkc) fi. CHS; 7, feat ures; s. CPS; 10. -ank Watan abo; ui;to. nts. SnH Ijike Cliy ! KSL tll34'kc C:l&. NHC; 4, Auiom and Andy: ;K, music, (hikluml KI.X (SSkc silent nlfltit. KCd (790kc) fi:t. ND; R. The Plh;ilmn; ! to fl:n, render's guide. Seal He K MO liuiNlr. t92ke ti;l , Nri-; KIIO in Hialeah, Fla. svlJSB Two Seasons Of Grid Supremacy To Be Settled Ity Paul It. Zimmerman (Associated Press Sports Writer) IX)S ANOKUKS, Nov. 2 (AP) -Two seasons of gridiron supn inacy remain to be set thai today before iho Tii.(H)t) - football 011 thuslasls who will gather at the coliseum to witness the clash be tween the University of Califor nia eleven and the Trojans of the University of Southern California. Kor when the jneu of Troy line up against Coach Clarence '"Nibs' Price's proud CJolden Hears, the piny will have direct hearing on the scoreless draw which lurks in the background' .of a year . ago. Moreover, the winner of loda y s classic stands in good stead to tin- lsh the Pacific const .conference j seiixou with tht! championship linn- j ors. j Hoth mentors have teams of j hotter caliber than those, they sent In against, each other nt Herkeley j a year ago. Man for man. the j opposing lines are considered to he almost on a par, with a pretty conflict promised between tho for- waril;..- " 'Sinarf, deceptive haekfielil eotn blnatlon.s are boasted of by each school.'-while the two coaches are blessed with an Imposing array of reserve material.' tin the sub- ' stitules may hlng victory or de j .teat.. j' Conch Price has Indicated that his grlristers are in excellent con- dltlon, while the 'Irojane are also j In top form. NIGHT FIGHTS Ity Tim Associated Press I.OUrsVIUl.N, K'y. Hushy ' Clraham, Uilca, N., Y ami Cecil Payne, Louisville, drew. M). . MINNEAPOLIS Harry Dil lon. Winnipeg, Mnu., otil pointed (Jenrgo Cook, Auslralln, (HO. nm.T. i r fl v v l mt a. Huffalo. " knocked Out K. 6J heI,,wl lo m'''ke "P f"Ur la!,l,,H llrown. New York. ,cf bridge were: Mesdames C.. A Seiblrd. Walter Coek. Wm, Vogel. SAN KltANCISCO Jock Mn lone, St. 1'anl, outio!nled Kddlo Hurnbrook. Haltlmore, (10). HOLLYWOOD Joe Scholcker. New York, outpointed Kranklo l-'orhca. Pasadena, (10). VANCOUVKlt. IV C. Tod Morgan, Seat I to, world junior lightweight champion, and Hllte Townsend, Vancouver, drew, (H)! (Non title). SAN D1KCO Paymond Mon loya, San Diego, nutpoititeil Char lie "Kid" Sullivan, Los Angeles. (In). SlXM:llF.U(i WINS llKI.I.INflMA.M. Wish., Nov! 2 (Al1) Ci'ii Sotini'nhiM'K. worl'i'H HhvyvplKlll wri-HllhiK i:ti:iiniliiu, tpfi-nl-rt lloini'C Ailori'i- or I-'rftnco In two- .slrtif'tit fnllM h-ro lust nlrlt. IN THB WBT Horn No. tj Ij Orandli, Or, Men's Windbreakers $1.79 l i1'lj wmu rnitmi mlv. O. Ilimmi rmiit. -l.is. tl: iHrfiiun, m, k. ki-i.H. Smith Maintains -Lead In Oregon Golf Tourney POItTI(AN!, Ore.. Nov. 2 (AP) U flh six 'Important strokes separating the lender from his ; neuiest rival, the third and final" tound of tho, annual Oregon open golf, championship was to net un- i der way on the Columbia country ( club course here at H a, ni. today. T.lgbtocn holes were to be played f. hy the o I remaining conlesutnts : in tho morning and IS after noon. I Hill .McDtrmid, Seattle. Cecil J Van lJorford, I'orlland, and VII - ' n. .i Palmberg. AatoHli, Ore., were (IU leil 111 I If mi, I (ley ' 'ITU I'C I olio wed at five minute intervals : by the. rest or tlu field. . I III, case of ties, the ehainplon- Khip, for which cash prizes total-j lag $U'(HI huvo been posted, will J ho ployed off tomorrow. I Hortou Smith, young profos ' sional from Joplin. Mo., Is the sriotrnakr who has found the ! hazards and) traps nf the Co 1 11111 J bia 'course so much (o his liking. Smith. . in two hrllllnnt perror rnunees, circled' llie- lengthened I championship course In f!7H, bet tering' an itiiniHuatty difficult par ' hy five-strokes on onch occasion. 1 Added 10 the physical hazards of i tho .course yesterday were, u high vvlnd, .' which took . other contest- ants shots-everywhere save whore ihy .''belonged, nnd, at times, a virtually impenlrnble fog. j .'. Superb (iamc Smlth'H powerful drives, many, of which curried over 300 yards, defeated the wind, however, and his ealitlous advance study of the' course .served to nullify ihe fo-.j handicap. , . v 1 - The.'1 young professional's ap proach shots and putts added to his superb game. His putting was described by. many as ported and one. putt greens for him wore the ; rule rather than the exception, j Nest to Smith . In low scores 1 were Morllo Dntra, Tacoma, and Walter Jlagen of Detroit, with I HO's. Dutra shot a OH on the first round Thursday and 71 yes terday while "The Ilnlg" bagged a 71 first and a ! yestarday. I l.lghthorse Harry Cooper, lluf ' falo, N. Y with 14 1 was two un der Olln Dutra. I-os Angi'les. Tom my Armour, Detroit, and Kd Dud 1 by, Delaware, all with Hit's. 1'ran k 1 olp. 1 ort ht ml, led I he amateurs with a 145 and was fol lowed hy Dr. O.- K. Wilting, also of this city, wllh n 14S. , ' f - nr7rr ti rjixtjt ijltU lSUljLi IS PURCHASED BY IDAHO MAN liy M. . Ten-all ( Observer Correspondent) UNION (Special) II. O Iteach of Winchester, Idaho enme to Un ion this week to take home n regis tered Hereford bull which he re cently purchased from .W. It. PhiU lips. Phillips returned . with hn),. to bring , hack a car of registered Ilorefords that lie has bought from Iteach. There were 22; head. I Mrs. Frank Conner was hostess to tho members nf the Carnation club and several other guests at a lovely party on Thursday at lb Union hotel.. The long dining table (was tastily decorated In colors of jpale green and yellow with tall candles and an artistic boa, net of chrysanthemums and marigolds 'is it cenlerplone. About 3' guests enjoyed tho luncheon, and the nf j tornoon of bridge following The I guest prize was won hy Mrs. Geo. , Ho.ffmnn, club prize hy Mrs. W. V. Stevens "while Mrs. Jas. Webb took homo the consolntlon. Tho members of the T.ueky Thirteen and a few invited guests enjoyed tho hospitality of Mrs. T. T. Cock at a delicious luncheon lim ruiKe pany uu r nuay, t mesis- I W. W. Stevens. (Jen. Hoffman, .Mrs. John Martens and Mrs. K. P. Co burn. Mae Shanks and Clara Van llnu ( ten left Uririay for Portland where " they will See Hie slock show and iliave a vacation of a few days. j Mr, and Mrs. John Peterson , and daughter Velinn, Mrs. Mc Clellnn and Mr. and Mrs. Clark I Marstons drove down to Portland l'jt-" " j-t tuith TranKCleaYiriger WE ARE POINTED OUT.' We're pointed out hy folk; who know As the. one place that you should go. They'll lei) you to phone us about your moving and we will attend to It promptly and po llioly. We'll gladly estimate the cost. on ThiirHday to ntiend the Purine Internationa.' and the football game today. i - . Miss Ijiura Jfayeit who huii been In Uakr for some time visited her Fister, Mr. Hoy Canklln in Union yesterday. She was on her ..way to her home In Wallowa. , Wm. Unhhin and W. O. Hag- gerty left Thursday for Kugene to attend the annual Dad's Day on Saturday, Nov. 2. ' . The llullowe'en dance given tilt- dor tho auspices of the American i.eglon on Thursday evening was well attended nnd the crowd on- Juyed the Hallowe'en spirit that prevailed. The gym was decora led in keeplm: with the ocrawdnn. , SPRINTER HURT IN JUMP FROM BURNING HOUSE 1.(18 ANTIKI.KH. Nm-. i (.W)-- ! Km iik Nyi-orr. 1'iiKiTHily (r j Southern Cnliromla i !uiiiiluii ! KHllnlir. Miffi'i-oil 11 sliKhlly In- ! juri il iinkli, tnilny whi-n Tiro ! wlilirli ilt-Nii'uyoit lln' A)iu Alph:i : rrnlrTnily Iiouhi. on tin. l s. ('. j miniiiis rorcwl I1I111 10 jiiini, 111,111 ' a Ihlnl Hlory wlmlow. ilo Innili'il ! on lln vorunilit rool',..nnil tlrniiMl j lo .snff'ty nl'lrr t h rininrfl hml ciil I off i His oho,.,.,, hy tl, , Htni , I he fins the Uilrd to attack finternlty row within a few days, caused loss of approximately $2!i.- nan in destruction of the building and Its contents, and damaged a neighboring private, residence to Jhe extent of $1,0011. The losses were-announced as covered by in- sura nee. v - - Our Ruff Dry Service has proven lo lie the best method of handling the fam ily wash. All flat work ironed ready to use, all, under wear and many other garments also - ready for use. Other garments ready to dampen and finish at yur own convenience. No danger of colors running or gar ments mildewing if you are not ready to care i'orhem as soon as they are returned. 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