La Grande evening observer., November 25, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

LA ORANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, November 25, 192'J
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FIVE TEAMS IN
TIE FOR FIRST
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, WAN FHA.VClSCO, Nov. lif. (Al'J
' Over the peak of u football
I season. Pacific coast conference.
teams relaxed today while fur vet
1 fin random buck-trucked thi tnill
nf ii schedule liiit'rf! with many
upsets, spectacular victories and
unm an My huge t towiIm.
I'runiiwd omntandlmr treat for
their 'I hnnkpgivln? day gridiron
menu next Thursday, the football
mou, to tin- iMiit man. woman and
child, however, could Hearse do
aught i hurt hark back to hint
Muiurday'i: hungup finish when
Stanford soundly iroum-cd fullfor
ln, 21-1. to scatter all oVee the Car
dinal stad.'um flic conference chain
r;airKhlp hoprr- of the previously
tjlidefejrfed Henra,
(Ifiiis Meet U'afcrlnn
i'iliiM-d for their Ih'et title rinee
and flushed with Dm eonfl- j
th-nec lhai four previous comi i'i'lK"' j
na j - !' iyul hullt up, the Hears j
2no, Hil t lli-ir watt-Hun :i the final
clahli of the year. California hnd
defeated Southern California, lfi-7.
I', week ii ft ! Mom hern t 'a llf ornla
had beat out' Sianfoid, 7-U. One
week ago last Saturday, u fighting
Hnn'u Clara team hnd Dounccd Ihe
Stanford nuiii' gallon, I :i-7..
Cold, fnet.e and figures and H-ntl-incnt
combined to make, tin Cali
fornki Hear a favorite In the :tfth
annual "big game" hut tho ki,ihim
persons who sf 'leered Into tin- big!
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Vadium f.iw a Miaitfiinl eleven of
tteinendouH power out union, out
fight and outplay IIh old time riv
al. Stanford' Allowing In tho "big
Itmnn" tiik merely n ihrow-tmek In
thf. early twuton form that stamped
ll an one of the really formidable
tin ma 111 the country. .Midway of
thfi eann. (he CHidlnalK "looked
the fcoodn" mid had "It" Id n foiii
hall wny.
An lulrlcato ufeiu-ne H.vtem,
.imm ly fhe fn filter weaver of foot,
hall fltidiluhliery Coach Glenn
Warner wan hullt fl round a young
army of rcgularit and rpfrves,
SoV. j'J'J, had heen jotted
down iih a ad and eventful day for
i'allfornla.'H Hciim and I he tend of
thousand who lnd their hurra lit
t'. 1 Ii cause of the Mine, and Cold.
Krom rlclKB to rtiyjx dropped Call
fornhi'n Henrw for tho oulcome of
tha Kftme freed the conference
(haiiiplonHhlp of a potential dic
tator and Kave over IIh rule to tint
hand;-, of flvH. California. Stanford,
.Southern California, (IrcKon ami
WashliiKton Htaic eueh have h'en
defeated once. Kneh lifildn a fifth
liitcri-M In the tlt! After m-xi
S:iturd;ty only four fc'ltl share thf
FAEM
No one realizes better than the Grande Ronde
valley farmer that the agricultural news service
of The Observer the "Over the Valley" feature
edited by Miss Morton is the most extensive and
most successful ever attempted by any news
paper in Eastern Oregon.
Constant contact with the producers of the
valley daily calls on wheat farmers, poultry
raisers, orchard men, stockmen, farmers special
izing in dairying, small fruits and vegetables
these personal contacts in all sections of the val
ley are the source of an ever-interesting volume
of farm news not found in any other paper in
Oregon.
The natural result 6f this unique service has
been universal interest in The Observer through
out the agricultural sections of the entire valley.
Doub
le the Valley N
and Double the':'
Valley Circulation
ews
Of Any Paper Circulated in the
La Grande Territory
Farm readers follow farm news the superior
Valley News Service of The Observer has been -followed
by a steady voluntary increase in the
number of farm readers the last two years a
greater number by many hundreds than ever be
fore in the history of the paper.
La Grande Evening Observer
r "Eastern Oregon's Leading Newspaper"
( honorr uk Southern- California'
j.'IrojutiH aio wtruntf favoil i-H- to
j dawn the northern hoys,
j While Ptaniord Has Itnocklnt
1 Cnltfornia'M h'd- 'ffalhy vr.t'
i furt weekend, Hotuhern California
j cycloned over a weak Idaho team
to win hy a 72- neore. Washington
Ktato and Oi i won romped away
j with non. conference rivals, the
1 former defeating (lonziiijn,
lunri Orenon iiohI.ii? out a, Wwll!n'
i I'nlvendty of, J hi wall eleven. 7-n.
'I haiikHilvln(f day tilts wilt hrlntf
i together the I'lilversjiy of Culiror-
niiv at I .Oh AltKfle Itniina aid
i .Montani'.'K (irlxzlies Jtl a coiifi-reitc-e
: K'tllie at l.o AllJIi'Ieft while Hi.
j .Mary'K will entertain Oregon at
San Kin n i.fco. A victory for eith
er Monlaini or I. , I.. A. should
j bo the cause of much inmrytuaklnir
On hii respective eampitscn us
neither team has won a eonfcreni'i!
name thh; scnaoij. The St. .Mary'.s-(Jrr-jrou
encoiililep nHHiiiiies the I in
porta:tce of a hlg conference en
gagement ieeaii.s St. Mary'a is the
only major team In the Country
that ha, not l.n scored upon. 'I'lm
only hint on an otherwise perfect
reertid foH Ht. Mary's is a Wprees
Ih- with California's Ileara and the
Hears1 were fortunate lo escape un
scathed on that ilny. Oct. 5 last.
The. Hears were on the defensive
it I oh t of t hut. game.
Staters' Defeat
Of Detroit Big
Upset Saturday
NKW VOItK, Nov. :, (AC)
The xridiron vanKtiard moved along
today, minus some of its hitherto
' conspicuous membership, hut wit'i
tho .posilioiiH of Hevera! of the fore
r most college foot hall units more
Miongly lorllfied than ever.
J None Daine, Purdue and Toufii
j Cliristiap. all mhled impressive vh:
, torlea to records that show neither
defeat nor lie. hut California, Yale
and I let roll met. reverses, that rep
resented distinct shoeks to the ad
vance dope.
Tho two hlg classics of en Ml and
! went icsiilled in gensallonal upsets,
I as Stanford walloped the hitherto
undefeated California Hears, 21 to
; ti, while Harvard's rugged forces
heat Vale, 10 (o G, In a game that
' saw the K1I aec, Alhlo Hnoth, dose
', his sophomore year as more of a
goat thrift a hero.
I'erhnpK the biggest upset Hattlr
; day was iJetroit's downfall at tJif
handa of the Oregon Aggic.s, 14 to
' 7. Since early Ih J!i27, the Titans,
coached by fins Jin mis, hnd gone
through 2'.t games without, defeat
. and hut for a single tie. They were
, heavy favorites to. heat the far
: westerners, who had lost at home
di Pacific coast conference rivals.
1 Apparently Oregun State nerds a
loutf trip to ho aL its best. The
j Agglen handed New York imlver
1 Mty a .Hurpi'IsC healing last year at
the Yankee, stiidltim and tlieii- lat-
( hi cross-country conquest Is a i ll
irompanlon 'riiece.
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j CIIICACO,; N'ov. 25 A1' Ito
, porlH persisted (oday that J r. Clar
I enct! KpenrH of t he University of
Minnesota wan to succeed ICnoidi
Hagshaw as head football coach at
the Cuiver.sity of Washington, ef
'fectlve next, season.
Karl atnpbell, student manager
of alltletics at Washington, re
mained over in Chicago alter the
in tersec Holla 1 game between i he
' Huskies and 'hlcago. thereby in
ilicatlng Washington was at least
angling for the services of ii HIg
Ten .mentor, lie said ho planned
lo slav here for two weeks, The
;annual meeting of Ihe Big Ten j
! football coaches will be held tn
( 'hlcago, I ecember 0. ' . j
Coach Jimmy I'helan of Purdue
anil Cat l'age of Indiana went al
so rumored as desirables for the
Washington post, hut they as well
; as Dr. Spears said they had not
been approached. Another rumor
had 11 that I'helan. whose team
won the Hig Teh title this season,
; was due to take over the Minne
sota eonchship, "may give me
something lo announce," Campbell
said. "Itlghl now thefe is nothing
to givo otit as to Coach Hagshaw's
successor."
TemieHMee meets ; Kentucky on
Thursday. These two head the list
in Ihe Associated 1'iess compila
tion nf leading un re I'M in the eight
hiajoi-'gnmps of conferences in the
country. Worthy of mention, how
ever, iy. Hay Novotny. Ashland, (.,
halfback, who finished his sen son
a week ago Kriday with a grand
total of ina points. Schwartz.
Washington State college, with M.
is well up in the list.
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Frank Harris, Tocal Mngr.
Main lO 131ft Wash. Ave.
Famous Fence Is
Returned to Yale
Harvard End Hurt
In Saturday Game
CA.MHKIDGi;. Mass., Nov. r.
(AC) Victor -M. Harding. Har
vard end, was in a dangerous con
dition at the college hospital today
from injuries received in liar Yale
game Snltirday.
His life was saved by an emer
gency operation late Saturday night
in whli h a ruptured spleen was re
moved. It was said by physicians
thnt he would not be out of dan
ger' fur several days. ''
. Harding, a junior of Hubbard-.
Wood, ill.: left, tho game in Hie
fo-irtb (pinner in great pain after
an apparent kick in the back.
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NKW IIAVKN'. Conn.. Nov. LT.
( AC) -Tho segment of Yale:'.
( famous col leg,-, campus fence which
was taken from the Cach studio a
; week ago Saturday and which
turned up at Harvard Lampoon
' dinner in Cambridge Friday night.
! wok delivered at the studio today
by tho express company to which
it was turned over early Saturday
In llostou by a group of Harvard
ami Yale ilu n. Kxpress char(.-s
of $S.3! had been prepaid by the
consignor who nave his rmmn ut
Kile OuKtafson.
Captain "Kirpo" Orcen of the
Yalo football team probably will
be the first to be photographed
' against the fence as he hnd de
layed having his flctttre taken un
til the fence wad recovered. The
rirst tdtotograpliK made with the
fence were Ih !7! when the l.tt.
Walter Camp, cap; a In tluit y ar,
had his picture and that of bis
famous team made with the fence
in thf. background.
Doesn't Like Easy
Place Kicking Jobs
CIHCACO. Nov. IT. (AC) Chuck
W. inier. left half bark of the Ituf
fulo UNmis of ih" national pro
foot ba II league, evidcnlly doesn't
like easy place kicking jobs.
After- booiing two ot theui
ugalnst the Chicago Hears yester
day from the SS and -It; yard line
iei-.pec'fvely, he missed his only
clumee at a point after touchdown
"rein the t-n yard line.
Carhartt's
Union Made
OVERALLS
I
MARSTERS IS
STILL AT TOP
OF GRID HEAP
(Hy the Ansii 'luted Cress.)
His closest rival. C.ene McKv. r ;
of Tennessee, held idle until '
Thanksgiving day. Al Marsters re- j
mains at the top of the heap in
the race for national football ir, - ;
dividual scoring honors. j
Alt hour h I he Dartmouth star
has not playi d for tim e weeks and
v. Ill not pl.- y at;aln (Mi yeir
tns points h" st o-ed In his f'r -t
six game;; rem:: in a. a nor I for
others to shoot ut. McKvei. with'
4 1 7 pohilii now, may flurpuas it when
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