La Grande evening observer., February 12, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

Pag6 Two
LA GRANDE7 EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Wednesday, Februai-y 12, l'JGO
Wm
.mm
ENSEMBLES
of Pique, Prints
andLinenes
IN SIZES
16 -18 and 36 - 40
New Colors,
Patterns and Lengths
s-n -5
HILL'S
Primo Camera
Flattens Cop In I
Second Stanza
BRUSHING UP SPORTS By Laufer
f
HT. I.OI IH, Ceh. I : (Al
I'rlino Camera, I inly') man of
magnitude, for the fourth limp
showed hi punching ability to .in
American ring audience when lit
sent a swift right to the jaw of
Hosier Ma-tin. Tulsa, Okla., po-;
liceman. nn. I ended duh-d to. :
num. rontrM after !,G second of (
the second slamta huil eapsii at
the an na laM, night. Martin .:s
on hi feet iliirintc the nearly four
minuted n the two round hut ;
hint to he rmrintl out after far- j
i.em made an effective ronint-t. j
"Hi behemoth fume out mIow ly
fT Iht flrt round and Mttrtin a-!
parent! Biurtni with Ihe attitude!
of staying with the Alpine goliath
un lontf an po-odble. J'riiiiu at
tempted to add another first rnuu 1
K. O, to hit idring hut the police
Mian kept jit a tliMarw'c, when pos
sible. Carnern talUM to display n j
great amount of effective, timing
of punches and missed frequently, j
.jartn diving for tho big boy's j
abdomen and hanging on. until
I'lJino wrestled free. ' (
- Camera landed a few left hooks !
which made Martin wobbly on hi'
eet and injitad of dancing out of,
range, the Tutsan stngK'Ted fiii'.
Th crowd thcerfd an Martin went
to hi comer at the hell.
HuHter made a costly mistake in j
the second, after Clinching a few
limes, when h tried to had with
;V right to Curnera'a head, only to ,
have th hi one"h right collide with '
hi jaw. Mm tin' head hit the j
canvas with h thump anil ho lay
perfectly Mill during the count
Camera helped Hurler's seconds
carry the conquered gladiator Into
the corner.
IN Th -EAR. i8o,U)HEM
The comm Vtbb of tub Chicago
LlNCOLfO rCfcTfe PStSWOCV
VnSHED HS MOMEAXSPRikJfcFteiD
IrtB MESSENGER StNT AHEAC To
6iAO OP THEIR CDMIM6 &OT TVlES'lL
ABRAHAM ukaou4-
La Grande's Own Store
Joyce Wet her ed !
Quits Competition'
IDAHO COLLEGE
HERE ON FRIDAY
Anse Cornell to Bring His
Coyotes to La Grande for
! Game With E. 0. N.
: fAl.MWKId.. Ida.. Keh. 2 (Sp--dalt
Anite Cornell will take hi
College of Idaho havkfthall quintet
on a tour thl Week to meet North- !
went conference school for the '.
Hrvt time In three year.
So far thl seaon the team ha'
iiinyed U (f'une, winnins M.
i '.ho 5-hidtilo of the tour In-!
Hude the Kntern OreKon Nor-,
mrtl "-hool nt Iji mnde VYlday. '
Whitman ill Walla WulU un IVh. !
VTi'vi r Cpov,. ;
IV.;" Willumt ttH ;if Sal-m K-(. '
20 and ri. ami IJnfield at M'rMinn
ville Keh. -2.
i:xpi:ct kvk.v f;.vK
Thfl ColifK" of Idaho's pre-ea-fon
record. althotiKh better on
paper than the normal jrhoolS,
lead local fans to believe thai
when the two learns meet at the
I.. f. S. Iteerefitinnal hall Friday
nitr h t the outcome will be n tiv
up. Many local people are pick in t;
Coach Hob Quinn five to win. if
they are able to maintain the pare
they have exhibited In late Ktne.
The content j to Mart at 7:30
o'clock ir.Htead of (he usual time!
S o'clock conch Qulnn un- :
nuitnced tnttav.
J.OSIjOS. Keh. 12 (Al) Joyce I
WMthered. holder of the liritt'dl j
woman' Kolf champlttnhip, today :
stated that he will not defend her i
title nl Kormby In May anil fur-
thel-more that hhe hit-i fiulhe(l
wllh chanipiori?hip play a ItOKether.
The retirement of thi five-time j
holder ot the III liih. rhn in piorifhf p .
come:; at the eomparativetv earlv
atfe of 2b, out ji ; knou n that for j
noine time fhe felt he wa faced'
with too difficult a la in keeping ' Fighting Cock of the Cubs
ii me Miinuani oi play expected
of her by the xolfinK public.
'Sl
Spopt
Slants
lan J.Gould
will tii iWo him to return to Wi't
I'oint u a I ackjlcld i om h m-xi
I tall. . , . Micli.y COflirane 0(l,3
!a mean Kaxoplione. And the fa,
J voiiie inA for tlo A'h peppy baelj.
J Ktoj.: 'I'on't call me .Mickey, t..,)
I mm- (Jrir.Joii."
NIGHT FIGHTS
AtH'bitkd nN
KhiK Tat, Mlnm aii(1s
"ai. you think Haiie llulli, fail- j
In; to fet the salary he wants,:
would Mu a flene Tunn.-y' find
lire from baehall?" k V. K. .
Not o lnuj,' asl tlie liabe can
todile up to the plate. The I hi be ,
ba never beep a wrlmis ludtlotii. j
lie I neither foolish nor wealthy
t nouj-'li t quit the Knmf, rather
than take a two-year contract at
?7'.,H,u. j
There 1 not mueit iai mr j ;,,.
Kuth'H i.'laim he can unit hanei.au
with a K'ii.Onn annual income as- j
Mired libn. 'Die Mabe would find j
r. very rapid decline in hi mini.
Jnj; powers without tho aid of his
daily appearance on the diamond,
tiut of baehnll, he quickly would
bocomo Jui another corpulent ex
athlete. Jack lieinp.sey can lell
, i;y iht
Sr. J.oiii-
kfiocked out liu:iie l.eroy,
N. I)., (1 )-
New York .fQe C.llcl;. Mri.ol;.
lyti. mil pointed I'eiey Mack, ,l..fni.y
Cily Q"). N'Hy ii"1- M'ft" Vori:
jo.Me ai ou v.. ?
-R hUo Shea, cui-
I'ete y-ivfe, j'Jtls-
outpoii.te
1
hidiannpnlls-
ca'o. stopped
hurjih, til).
Albltqiierqiie, X. M:. Kddlo
lanvcj-. knocked out Jolm.
Illalr, liuii'aNi. N. V., :). .
' Creeuville, Mis.Kdilie- p'rim-o.
' Ni w Vork. stopped Tommy White,
Houston. Texax, (S).
J.oh Angeles Hilly Townsonil.
i Vancouver. stop(ted Armando Sait-
thiKo. Cuba. (.
St. retersburtr.
- Yoiliij;
him something about thl angle. J Scarney. Younextown. )., and -Mike
There irf no parailel b iween j irpo. Havana, dn-tt. (la),
Ituth and Tuimey. 'J he former j
heavyweight champion never liked
the bo.inpf racket, except, a a
menu to an end. Once financially
clear. .Tuimey did not hesitate to
hanif up hi h'love for Kmd. Ituth. ,
on Hie other hand, live baseball.
He Is mart enough now to K- t nllj
be can out of it Jitit he has no mure j
Idea of uuittintr than he lias of j
rhalleuxilitf liobhy Join- for flc ;
open of championship.
Speedy Relief
For Sore Throat
This Doctor's Prescription
Kcquires No (Jarglin
?'HACK WILSON IS
GIVEN VERDICT
and rejected Young's suit
KtTH ;oi; coon
CIMC.UH). I'eh. 12 I.U') Tak
tt from President Krne.si S. Marn
artl of the Aioeric.-tii
Huth If KoinK to worry a lot of I 1I:irk
Wker Four Stti Meet
There is one place in tho I'nlteil
States where four tntes come tv
get her AririPa. I'tah. Colon rdu
mid New Meifto. " As yel (here U
no town nt lUin imerteefion,
pitcher neM .sea. sail if he come
to term with the Yankees.
"Itahe I In jMirh great trim th.it
he Im certain to have another ban
ner year and a bb; crop of. home
runs." Barnard said following his
return from "Morula; He i in
prime' cdndltlbn b, cause of his
Ithful and li'oroiiM trniufntr,
! for $L'ii.imhi damages,
j l-'lanktd by seven witnesses. W:l
1 son w on hi ( in shoi t order
against the uillkmau. who charged
that the pudgy Cub outfielder beat
t him severely during the Cub-St.
; l.oiils Cardinal game, June 21.
; 12V The jiiiy deliberated only
; 25 minutes.
j YiH'.ng testified he went to the
san.c Kobei- anil juiiod idher fans
, in booing Wilson for failing to get
hit. 'owned the end of ih-.-
game, lie said. Wilson vaulted inh.
iiun. llgJHing cock of tlu box .seats,
Fi-ee From Trouble
His Fists Brought.
CIIOCAOO. 1-Vh. 12 (A')- .i
wis i ,
the Chicago Cub, is free at last '
fiom nil the trouble hi swinging!
list have stirred up on and or t t
the baseball field. j
The final e.'is,- against him wa
decided in his favor yeMerday by '
a supi-rfor court jury, which acquit'-
ted Mm on charges of assaulting 1
r.nuarti oitng. a Chieniro mi
knocked bfui down
and then threw htm over a eat.
As a result, he claimed, his hj,
vva bruised and hi back wrench
ed mi severely that he Was in
capacitated for weeks.
I Jciiied Striking Young
Wilson admitted .starling after
to silence his '
with
Ho said he fell while en route to
Young"' fceat and that Yuunjj
pounced upon and .struck him.
"Tho vile name he honted at
me were unbearable and my fight
ing blood naturally reached a boil
ing point," Wilson said, "hut I did
not hit him.'
Wilson's witnesses corrr boraterf
his testimony, whereas Young
only witness was a physician, who
said he treated him lor a wrench
ed back and bruised lip.
"The -park policemen, who took
me away at tho time refused to
h i me gi t the name and addresses
of my w itneises.-' Young said.
The Cub outfielder, who was
brought before J -resident John
Heydier of the National league
last summer for fighting with I'ete
I'onohue and l:ay Kilp of the Cin
cinnati I teds, wa idatrd with the
verdict. Jfo shook'hands with the
jutors and even wanted to b.t
'I lie Hentt-Sharkey match is thp
first International heavyweight
battle td importance to be held in
Florida since Jim Corbett. then
world' champion, knocked out
Charley Mitchell of Kigland at.
Jacksonville in ISM.
from S 75,tHHi
rounds or less at Miami.
X o I o ng- r is i t necessa ry I o
gargle and choke with nasty tast
ing medicines to relieve sore
throat. Now you can get almost
instant relief with one .swallow of
doctor's prescription. This pre
scription was refilled so often and
became so popular . t hat the drug
gist who originally filled it decided
to put it :ip under the name Thox-
i ine and make it available to every-
Scott and Sharkey, working undone
percentage, each may draw down ; T;. remarkable ihinr about
to jHMVioy for ten Thoxine is that it relieves almost
( orbelt iii.sianllv. vet contains itm hitm
an u .Miicneu lougni tor a purse
of t20,tdi0, winner to take all.
The American won on a knock
out In the third round of a fight
marked by unusual display of bit
terness. Mitchell kept Corbett
waiting in the ring until the lat
ter became chilled, also enraged.
In the second round. Corbett hit
Mitchell a ihe Knglishman was
coming1 up from a knockdown. At
the end of the round. .Mitchell
suddenly walked over in Corbet t's
porner and belted the American be
hind the car. whereupon they slug
ged each other merrily until pried
apart. A right-hander to the jaw
put Mitchell out "colli" in the third
round.
harmful. It is pleasant tasting, and
safe lor the whole family, and is'
guaranteed to relieve sore t h routs
or coughs in 15 minutes or money
;back. Just ask for Thoxine, :15c,
j 6ic. and $I.uu. Sold by Red Cross
i Img Store ami alt other good drug
stores. Adv. '
Here and there: The full name of
Army's n-w head football coach
is Major Kalph Irvine Sas.se and
his dad prefer. it that May
Christian Keener Cagle lias about
erim-d to go jnto the infantrv
Ask Judge Brady
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