La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 26, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, February LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Seven 0DDS FIVE TO ONE ON SHARKEY ! Preliminaries in Miami j Bout Attract Most of ' Crowd Promoters Say. ! liy .Mil 1 1 Oo.iht (AFHiritiii'd I'lcHii Kporis Kditor) j .MIAV.r. fin.. I-Vb. :.' ( xn-Tho sixty-si tmi wh.'ili -lliitl has been on exhibition a loon Wsruync houl evurd uivis way tomorrow ;i m an i:lli:(Cli')ii to a inert ion of heavy- ' urii-iii..' . j Willi iiul ii tfi-eut deal more to lit raid u built III'.1 prueeodlntf. even j by I lie IniUiK-iouw im;i natji-r uf I'liU Frotf. tfii nsf-oied blw fellow-: of j ilio rtnt,-, tnll'-t tftl from five ctiim-j tries hut reprosentititf' elK-ht na-j tionnlltU t altogether, will he tossed : Into tin' utonu tumorrof evening In the second annual Mat tie i)f the; l':iliiu. They will he )llL nil view j hy the .U'.hIIkmu SijUnre Oardcn i corporation, in winter heathiuar- leir. here, fir ihe edification of ihe j social ii ilsiterats of the Klorida Winter coliintos ntnl others who may have been peisuaderi hy the hlumy j air or tin bully boo lo pay from Sr.. 4H to 4' I'ur a peek :it Die I'ls-f , tie f estiva I. ' . Most of these whf) motor out j to tin wooden 'arena on the out ftliiiV nf town expect to see tilt"1 Ann1! It an, Jack. Sharkey, rial ten I ho Ifritish -heavy wcjKht hope, pah' ami Kit ntjllr.K I'hil .Scott, in ji main event Unit is hilled for 15 rounds ami nut expected to ru beyond three oi' four, hy a Huhsiuittlal tiiorum of expert. If the show is a financial and artistie nueoess. It probably will he in npiu of the mat n event, whirh has developed Insufficient interest or . j lvali y to promote, much hallyhoo. Oilier IfHits Attractive On the other hand, an extra nrd Inarfly -''tractive card of five inter national bouts has drawn ii bl'-f infill v of the faitaful. The nemi lina'l Jnusl between the '2'A pound Argentine, Vielorio Campoio, and ruiihery .lohn IMnko of Cleveland, liits; a i otised keen speculation, with iiie South,Amei icon, ruling a slight favorite. t..'tlier eaJertn inmeiil Is expected fi")m tiie bouts pitting Tommy l.oimhrnn, former liirht heavyweight champion, ujrainst the hard hitting Vidian, I'ierrn ('barbs, and Jimmy .!alone the Boston veteran, stains', free .sivin,? inj; Jlois,e I lotui tiillon of ('"ranee. 1 here are at least a half dozen mi-M'-nl and former contenders for hiuh heavyweight honors on the J card, t liouijh i he principal sbmi- I fieanee is attached in the main! houv: The Sharkey-Scott mated Ik ont- of the hisl of the lnnr''drnw'n out series of heavyweight elim ination, the winner of which is slated to hex .Max .Schmeliritf of Herniary f';r the world's cham pionship el New York In June. ' ! The prospects tod'ij wero that' a crowd ef Letwceu 25, (inn and., 'I.V.HVl will pay upwards of $2ao.-i .. I I ... in out our way M O OM HIS FtfcT 000 to witness the show. "Frank' J. Union, K floral munnKor of Madi son Square Garden, and Ills- box Oti'itio experts were opttirrfstir tjml the . Kito would pass $aut.nnti. This would insure n substantial irof It1. 'I hero was tin chance wha-tover of a selbout, Whieh would :ineiiiS tuV mionunuce 01 ii.e'ni auu rcce.ov u - more tlmn ti(m,U(ti; show drew Ilo.O'Mi fan: of $4117,000. Uist' year:! and in Knti'.s ' - - ; ri4Mi Pirirr put--'" MIA.MI r 1 1 f 1 1 -U is . r (liy tho Associated I'ross) .-: i rincipaif juck rnjnie,. 01 Itoston, recognized Anuuioan heavy weight champion, and 1'hll ,HrotV Miitish champion, in 15 .round match., tho winner to meet Max Schiutdfn In June lor' "world's championship." Semi-final Victoria Cam polo. ArReutina, . and.. Johnny .. lilsko, . Cleveland, ten rounds.: Cn llminaries Tommy l.outfh- ran. Chiladeldila and I'ierre Charle.-', Ih'lKiuin, 1(1 rounds; Jim- my AAiht.ney.' ltoston. and Ahdse Hooquitlon; France, ten . bounds'; I'aul Itianchl, Argentina and, tll) Darinf,-.. T'alm J'anh,. six -.rounds. Time; and luce :Fh't :.prolim - inary at 8 p. in., eastern standard RCO.U.SPAT.eff. ' ' 1 al the qonq its PlC-HT OP . Bu-f DtZ eRE time; main bout, 10 p. in., at 'M.-idlson frmure Garden "'stadium, . octaKionaT wtiotlen area located on ..out.-liirts' qf ,anVl. . 1'rohahlo nttendanct: 25,0'io to 3fi,fui.' .Capacity is 52, Sun. , TrOhaJio: retrelpls, JilO.noo to ;. '-i,,i.Ht : ....(..nJ T.M'I nt Sfi 4 ) ;ti.)lu HL j ,r,o -and y.soo ut $11.'.. Aff i; nliulJlo udils & to 1 on Khar- key-to w in by knockout: 2 to l i '"('!,nn"' " "'t Itlsko: 5 to 1 o.. ,Mnloney to beat 11oihu1IIou; :t 10 ", ou i.OUK,an t0 beat Charles. j,; t I'robnhle weather 1'artly ' if rain, entire' show to la loudy, posl- j poin d to I' l hlay nitrht. THOri'SO nivNOMIXATPI) 4 ., - " . . . WAKIUNGTON. Feb. 2'i ( ATM ' IlK luilotj in ,h(, JifJt of ,IOj,.nu,s(,.r ! no'i'iiiiatlons tr.u.Hinltted t nhesen- lllo ,n,,.iy hy roSdent lljover was ;Thomas Thompson, 1'cndleton, On-. ; ; : ; ' ' The' Bioatest menaeo In Amerloa - is the Hred business man seeking . kick out of life, says an Iowa eol- .' ;hiKi.pnirtssor, So .11 tsn'l the coi-; lar button .at all!- XJjf it uuanu Only One Rookie Southpaw With The Athletics POUT MY 10 US. -Fin..' Feb. (AC) Despite Connie .Muck s , UK- inj: for left handed pitchers, there, Is only one rookie southpaw in this year'a suutid of box men worltim: mil with the champion Al hletlcs, Alfrt tl Mahnn, a seml-p'O from No li taskn. Available literature on .Million states llmt he Is 20 years old, stands h feet 11 inches, weighs ITJi and In one of his final hifh rchool mantes struck out 2V' oipofi elU.: In 1 h innings. l'hoto;;rapheil for the talkies br yfde I-'hmke and Hoinmell while they unwound easy pitches to Mickey toclirane. Muck said! "tin my riKhl is Fhinkc, Ihe pitcher who won the first name of the world series with Chlcuifo. He sides myself apparently only one other man in the country picked KhmlU' to pilch the first name and mortover win it. Thai was a man In Texas who bet ?4U() to thaf- Khiuke would pitch and win SUCH POPULARITY MUST BE DESERVED , ,1)fl(0 Um ineiyhody knoivn. Tlio other pitcher is Kddlc liomme!, the hoy wonder, who pitched In iht seventh lull i UK of the fourth tanv f imd. iveeivnl credit for tho vlelury. 1U tells me ho will pilch more than titif- In nl nt? In the ne.t series.' Take No Action ..4 JLirj I'OltTLANI). Ore., Feh. (AIM .', I'ollee. a nop need today no action' j prohahly would he taken tiKulnst . C. 1. t Wrltiht. Portland motorist,! 'whose automohlle struck and kill! ftl A. 1. Kulkerson, ft ft, IM it land, last nlKht on the outskirts of the oUy. . Wright told office ho was sli'lCt tiiK from httermetllatn into hluh ; when Kulkerson stepped out on (ho 1 hUrhway from another machine. j si:i:i i,oax Ai'riioiMti.vnoN ; WAHIIINflTOX, IVh. i.l (Al) - The $T.0aii.uoo seeil loan appro- : prim Inn fur fanners In storm stricken areas, was passed by the Stiinte today and sent to 1 'resident. : Hoover. Chairman McNary of the : soimtn fiKi lcjIiure committee in tlisiMissliiK the wheat situation nut xme or ine m-nate enaiuuer oMir-s- j tcvUtKil to,,uy IlK ..,1(l0( U.f utt(.nipts; jse.1 ft personal belief today Um; ; ,(l ut l(. ,,m,ts nn , tlll.. Nm. .eoawress, It. asked, would uU the , luLV0 l)wy aliy i.jtton to the iltm.iers NaUouul drain eorponulort , H assoeiatton who reports he J1" ,,M' prosfliu. whom sit nation. ; . Vk hl.v.Mh.BHl by-KUi . nowHimpers j ' . " ! such servlcys. , ' , Correct '., :" A tencli?r In one of the fashion iihio ; Wrsi olios t rr schools in onlln-j nry routine requested that th dill ! dren,uil oil n mrd certain Infoi'ina i tlon which liit-lildeil (lie occupation ' of tho fuiher This pari leiilar Ihlr- ! toon-yoiir-nht hoy put down "I,x pt'esIllnll1, which caused u muoh tloti on tho part of (ho mentor because of ho p-noral typo of elill.- rtrcn who worn to 1 ha school. Tali dm il up further It was found thill this purdculur lad was Ihe son ol , the prtNident of tho American Kx- moss coiitpanv. Korhes MjikiissIiio. . I , , Antient Civitiiatloiu j son nmt Jeffeison aro In a three , . Hect'iit rxcnvatloiif? fn-Mexico nud 'way He for fourth position. ! o'thiT parts of Ceiilral , Ainorlcii ' . ' ; nnvo iimi scieutiKis to iit'lievo lltnl j possibly lliero were exiant In ihal j part of the world civillailon idd- or iliiiu Ihoso of China mul similar Qiilions. AT Ciilcni!co. Mexico, e.v t'uviitlons revealed 11 leiuplu and some skeletons which Indicate Ihnl It was prohnhly const ruded nearly 8.(KHI yours uno. Conservatitm Men are oonstu vnlht when the) tiro lease vigorous, or when they uro most luxurious. They are oonserv allve al'ier illimer. or tud'oro inklnj: lliolr rest; when Uioy are sick or tiuod: In the tiiornhi!,', or when helr llilolh'ct or I hi'Ir eonscleiii'U hnvo heen iirtinsed. when llie.v hour nniide, or when they reml poetry, - they "iiro radloiils Kiucrson. A woman. 74, Is just HtatitnK: her fourth semester In an Ohio col- lepe.; Mayho Hqnia foot hall playor'ir' j wife. - Giants Should Finish One-Two HIr'M Tl.'lr' aitviirtw xioiins i HAN AN'IOXIO, Tux., I-Vb. !U ( AI')- -.lolin .Mcliniu UiIiiKh UIk Nfvv Vork (iJuiit -Khnulit fJnlHh "' -l" HI 1111' MUM ."VtlllMIIII '1 lie "l.fltlo Napoleon." on hh first day hi the OltiMs' spring trainlm; ramp, prefaced his pro-1 liti"'esiinK pastime yesitina tliction with tho Matement thai his An aljplano flew SftO feet uhnvo elnh "should hnvu won the jien- j nl Us passener tossed out nanl In 1 1 ',,,alls while the on toilers tool; "The man power was there," nlJ lrns trying to catch thorn, not explained. "Cnrcumstaiices over 0, W,IK which no one has control' woro re- HHdislhle for the (limits not ludmrj. MANOIIl.l. SI, Kill 1' I'AVOItlTi; lit the series. This year's oltih Ciru.'AOO, Keh, 2fi (Al'-Al-looks better (ban ever. U Is far- Ihoih'h deleated In hie lam flwht llier advanerd tlmn ! oxpeoted." with Jimmy MeUiruln, Vaiuonv;. II. t'., welterweight, Haininv AKui- J Broadcast Fight MIAMI. Ma., t-'eli. 3fl (Al)Al- i thoiiKh thtro will, ho art thm'shlc hroatleast of tho Scott-HhtirUey flKhl show tomorrow nltjht. Madi son Sttuar (lurileii officials tiro t not concerned with whnt they tie- Portland Teams Remain Deadlocked I'OllTLAN'l), Ore., l-Vh. ?0 (AV) Commerce, Jjpeoln hud Wash JOk'lon UiKh remain tied to lead the j Itit crcholattth basket hall league I today with a pereentaKe of ,KS i for eluhl vleltirles and one tiefeal, follow! iik yestenlay's Kmnes. I. In i.V'"n V"!',.Ir11. lt'nMl, ;ts i lh wnM" "iiniHinii upset uraui, ! tu !1- ntnmowo had lin easy I t,n, with Uoosovoll with a score 'uf -10 to 21. Jefferson dofonted ! Franliliii. 2 to Hi. Grant, Hon - 1 Well, well!" We.' cerlaiuly are - snrpilsed. Tom lleflin dhln't tto.t .that supVeme eoart Jtdi nfti'r nil. -rrr lllHaXlSlliaiiiUSBll2lBlMll Wash Dresses, age 2 to 14 98c Sweaters, Age 1 to 4 .... . ... 98c Jersey Suits, age 2 to 5 . . .... . 98c : Several Month-End Bargains 'A InValnesto$4for98c NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP HiainimiHifl LOOK OVER a Hard to Receive Balls From Plane XV. I'HTKIIMIiritO. Flu., Koll, :u (ai-) i the New Vorlt Yankee catching staff has mio t'OiiHolatlon --none of the fouls of the 103(1 sejison will ho as hard to snnro nn are ti.iiteltalls lrtipcd from an air plane. Al' of the rlii It's receivers, lien Koituh. Iilckey. Ilarwrave, Jorireiin and Katlow, tried their hand at d'll ttiday was a mild favorite to win their third encounter Haturdny niht nt the Ch leu k'o stadium. The hoys who supported Man dell when he was outpointed by tho hahy-faeed Irishman at. tho stadium last fall, slltl think Man dell, when "rllit" can beat M.e Ijtrnlu iik ho did In New V or A' 41 yiar a no last summer. NIGHT FIGHTS Hy the As oriatcd lrss . Ilaitfortl, Conn. Hut ItnttuUno. world featherweiKht champion, out pointed J Kline In Fernandez, Chile, (HO, (pou-ltttf ). " Indianapolis Jackie T'urvlH, To ronto, outpointed Oeorle Korwln. (Milcairo, ( in), ; " SI. Feterebuii-; Fin'. Furinor Joo Cooper, Tcrro Haute, 1ml.,. out pointeil IttdampaKo SiiRiiero. Cuba. (iu); Harry Miiche, Ohio. and Marh) i'aulo. Cuba, drew. (S) l.os Anni;les Fddle "Attiok, Do ve. ontpululed M;iurlco ! lloltucr Fi-anee, (III). ' . . .. Si. I .mils Johnny (I'reweo) Kaiser. St. 1 .011 is. outpointed l.ou : Terry, Hi. Louis, IU). Kansas City - Speder Kelley. Kansas City, outpointed Jack Cywmi. -KamtiiK City, (Ifi).' . Denver 1 lain Jenkins, Denver; knocked out Louie Mavs. lies Molnot-v In.. CO. ' ' OUR WANT-ADS FOR BARGAINS-i ciaarette its J : . TASTE seems like a slight differ ence, in one cigarette, grows mighty important in a month's smoking. You might take Chesterfield's silky mildness for granted hut just notice that it never tastes "flat." And where else hut in Chesterfield will you find such delicate shading of flavor, such spicy aroma of choice tohaccos, such' rich and satisfying character? Uettcr taste is akvuys important and in Chesterfield it's " TASTE above everything " 0? BAKING POWDER for over 25 OUticesfor25 cento Guaranteed Pure and Healthful Millions of pounds used 'by the Government 3 LOS ANBIUS . Convenience Comfort hospitality You will appreciate the excel I fit ' stTvtro and moderate rntw. 'Ihe - rny'i nutst centrally locntcti hotel. Unu Mock from Pershinfl Squaw : convrnivnt to nil leading shops, theatres, fmnnctnl institutions ami , electric depots for nil resorts. - Garage ndjatuitlft . ; All Otioitfc (loom Path With Datlt 1 imp IVTi.m - ., t-i,M. M, 11 Two Porumi -ft.O, SI. 13 Unexttlltd FooJFnentlly Pnttt . 1-nANie Simmon. J., lior Hotel Savoy Sixth & Grand MILD, yc-. ... and yet THEY SATISFV ! (A if