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i Slants
by
Alan J. Gould
SEVEN CLUBS IN
1 SENIOT BATTLE
Chicago Cubs Will Have " "lvl";;"'
J Plenty of Competition ti.o
5 in National League.
j llv Abui (Jould
J( Af-HoclnU'il I'rt'HB Sports I-.'dllor)
i KWW Villi!.' Min-fti 911 I1IM.
S'l.ft MUluiml limbic .IllimiKli pin- 1,imi iUn l"nie,
ipiHK-Mw proftpert or a much iet
jeij'hnluneed pennant mvo this huii
hti than tho American, neverthe
I'.H appears likely to bo dominated
imjiln hy the. powerful Chieauo
rujiH. Th house of WHuley Ik as
si route u fnvoriln to repeal Hh IIU'll
victory itH 1h the houso of Miu:k
(il.'tho Amerleim Jeanne,
i. The CuNs won the flan last your
UYt.ii umrKbio- teiwuuid a hull
Karnes over I'lltHtiiUKli, and, Instead
of stuodlnK Pit, no tn have for
tified themselves for u subMiiniiul
lease, on tlio (up, Tho HmlnH, with
tmthinjf larking In their offensive
puwer, have been strunHthened as
piueh, If not more, than nny team
In tin1 league hy the acquisition of
LeNler Hell to piny third Die rv-
.llartm-lfH arm und the bolsterl., Vii- .md Hun not Kutnml tho nemled
with OMJoul, Klein. llm-Ht, "Whit
ney and tlii rent of Hurt Khoiton'H
'Moiillng ciriuiH Improving. Conne
iiueiitly if their plti hltiK Ih at least
,'1U per cent hotter, na Hhotton be
lieves It will bo, thero we inn no
way to keep I ho elub out of the
slou.
J hints Vneortitlii
(iianls I in) k (Ml II ko world
beaters In training last year und
flushed a had third In tho nice.
John MeUrnw's pupllH have been
Very unimpressive hi Texas this
spring and ho, paradoxically, they
neqonu.
bnso, however, tlll Ih a problem
unci Iho (Hunt pitchers nur.U'staKe
a comu-bnek. to put tho club any
where, . ' ' ' ' : ' '
Dan Rowley has rebuilt the" Neds,
ndded inoro hatting punch with
Munol and liitllnuinn In tho out'
flfld, htlt IlCI'dH HOIIHI plt(!)llllK xup-
port for tint muoni'd Hud l-iimn
antl .laklv Mtiy, Uncle Willmrt
Kolilnaon, frifinl of iho woitIcm of-l'roii't-bffrcini'ir'ioil!,'iio(''inM'lt
lillvft
nKplri'd hlH flock. If fili-nn
WlBhl'H porforniitmio fulfills train
ing cnmp hoju-H. th ItohltiH. will
hi at pant troublesome.
MohI if Iha iTltles fall to Hharft
Oabby Utroot'H opttnilMin over tho
chuncert of tho Kt. UtulH fardinaln
bolriK ponnutit fticioi'i. Tho irluh
dropped from fli-Ht to fourth IumI
' li;it iiri' Ihe eliitnces ui mi-,
ollw-i iiillllrm iloll'ir Ki'fe in box- '
J 1 1 ir '." Impure one (" Ihe lii'iiiin-rH !
: who help keep Kporix uritern busy.1
1 l( Jjtck I eiiif('V 1'i-tlll'tlH to the
I'liiK IhlH year to flKht I'rimo
i ('Miiieta or anyone el- who tltt-
I u i oh to Klvy tho old mauler a pleax
I aol i-venlii of oM-tahhloiieil Koett
liif, 'lie chfini'i-K are k"h for ai
b-ani urie millio'i didiiir lurmiiit.
' I'euipHey Ik ihe only figure who
ran plek 'fin In lo Unit extent, no
j I'm aa tho exlHtlnjc heavy weiuht
i pOHHlbllltl-H fire riiiM'f.'t'iied. Thl.i
Ik I rue of the former champion,
i if if a I dli-MH of whiii the ex per In
may think about any attempted
(Miive-bueli on hl part threfi yearn
alter he loaned )jIh IiihL pllliell at
(eni Tiiiiiey at Koblb-r rb'bl.
'arnoifi a nd ( 'onrpolo, 1 he bl;r
KCHt. pciir In the ciirreul hcuvy-
elhl eh eiiH. would draw pon
HlJily u half-iiillllon If (hey can he
built up wild a little more clever
ut'Hj. than hat", been displayed so
far, It uotild Wiuply be a eireun
Htinit, ho far h theHO two an con
cerned hut they havu color and
they uiitipHtlomibly are wood
"canlH."
The In tr 'IV Itlckanl n-nclied
Die peak of bb; maininolh extrjivu
Knivzut; all HturrlnK . tho wttt
JJeiiKjtwcy, in lfti'7 aloiu: the 'lt;-
rajfo lalu-froiit.
fciop:icy figured aa onn of the
main aclui'H tn flvi Hcpauutt hat
tlcrf from liil to ft27, Vaclt of
which draw a million or over. Two
of Iheiu, with Tun !''', excpcdeil
li.Ouli.niH). Carpeiitler. Kirpo and
Sharkey wcro the other who Nk
Hied In the biif doul).
The decllno bu been rapid ulneo
DempHcy laal foiiKht. Thn Tun-liuy-Heeney
titio fiKht In 1'ilfS, tho
uhI battle t hn t hrm been wnod
Toi- the chauiploiihlilp, drew around
$fiiti).0(ji). And wtiH a flop.
liMt winter, Hharkey and Htiib
IIiik ilrew a llttb over -laa.fiOi) at
Miami heneh, a year later, Shar
key and Scotl drew le.w.s than
tna.aaa.
I'n leu;; it liaa' some awsurnncf1
fllTll fl 4 11 III I.J .HH.t ,.1,l.rfIUll-
loned soeklliff party, the public ap- ",,Ithl"K I"'""'"""'".
patently will not turn out tn any H will make two upeclal offortH
Hubtitaullal number to ace tho Ut haller tho hluh liuidlo mark in
bl; I'idlOWH flop around. MempHCy , the I'aeifie Coast conference chain
reldoin railed to provide an exclt-1 plonMhipH nt. rullman, Wash., -May
Inn- Hhnwt.and .with tliat In mind, ' mid III, and at the national col
Iho boyn ap'd kIi'Ih riocked to Hec li'ltbilo meet in Chlcuh'u next June,
the old mauler In action. . Anderson hatt twlco tied . the
of tho twirling Ktaff with, raivcral
line recrullH mich kh Nt,lnon, .Moh.i
iiml Tcnuhout.
NU OlticrN In Jtiinnlntr
Six of tho remaining Heven Xu
tlonal lea Kilo cIuIih, however, not
only flKuro to rnako. It estiemely
lniercHtlnw and pcrhupH precarioiiH
for tho t'ubK bul to put up a Hen
national battlo for thn flint dlvlaion
bt'itlm. Only tho lUirtlon ItraveH,
undeiKoInK leHUBcltatloti at (ho ex
porlunccil liamlH of Hill .McKeuch
nic, ajipear dcfliiliely nlatcd ukuIii
for the dopthN,
Tho JMttHburuh lMrntoH look like,
tho uioul formidable optioxlilon lor
the cuIih. Tho rurloiiN I'blUle.H are
tho teal "durlt horrto" of iho race,
'the Now York (ilnntn remain dan
jrermiM, In uptd of tinroNt. Tho Hi.
l.oiiiK CaritiimU, their oiU'-tlnu
chaiiipiutiHhlp Hlaff now very Jhaky,
fie;te a fb;bl to wliliHtand tltu e.v-
fphumonlrt li pltchlnK' to chock
tho down-hill niomontuin.
McEwan To Coach
At Holy Cross
WOIU'KH'I 0 It, Mann., Mar. 2ft
( AT) ('omjilete tiff rcciii out tipon
termrt beiween Oaptalu John .1.
Ai'cKwan. lor r I iilvernlly of
Oivjton coach, and nniclalH at Holy
( 'rnhM colleRo here, have been
readied ami Captain MeKwan'N ap
pointment OH head football coach
definitely approved, Ilia president
oi tho colleia. tho Itev. John .M.
Iix. S, J announci'd today.: An
no uucemenl that .MeKwap -ould
bo appointed wan made Sunday.
Coach MeK.van recently resign
ed an head coach at the I'nlveiHity
ot (ireKon. a punt later lllhd by
In'. Clarence Sinarn. (
Game From Bucks
pet'ted nibh of two much Improved
lcm:::u'vl!,m,l,,,Ul:!!''! Vancouver Takes
4Hi-d. I
' I'lcuty of Shako-l'iM
4. I'ivery team In tho lean no huAf
;underi,on Mnnio nhako-upH. Kutir
havu now pilots. All havo put tho
, n cent on a big punch ami the
. leaKuc'H liarkH will re ho und rrom
j4tart to finish with the bombard
'pienl of loiiK-nuifce battiliff uitH.
The JuIjh had omc troulilo
;flKhtinK off tho 1'lrntCM last year
and It may bo oven more difficult
to tihako Iooko from tho llucka
nKiiln. InJurlcH and llliies.i, Iouk
a i'iralo Jinx, have annln benet the
club In (raining but there mil-fn-lent
nll-nrouit'l HtronMth, pi net
By Oscar Hitt;
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WOULD THINVC VOO
WEHE SETTlMfe
MUR0nt"P THE
WAV VOURE A.
HOLLCRIMCs!
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' -SHT- ai3, Tb h,MM.t T,.i r.TM Brlnln Bltbl. R.rrl 3-22
V(EV.L,3lMINy CRIMING .
IHAVi IH FOURTH
TIME KG DID (T-
ue V(ON'T Re SATISFIED I
TiL WtS CUT BOTH
CARS PLUM OFF
VJELL, HOW "EtVUH
EXPECT A FELLER.
T'50 a AKnsnc
(iJUO, ir 7 UUl I oil
STILL? NOW, IF V'DOUT
HOLB STILL THIS TIME
VE'LL GsIT A GOOD
VJHALtn'lM TKt OAR&AlU
Tho A', In-1 who pliiyi-rt mtoiii! inont or ln.it
sny. iia'hrii lop rorin wi int--;
.pi' i. nnil "iioi'liiiliit ny now ui in ifii iM-i". if '! ui-
lllf I'll' IIDfl . " , OH H.l.lll.'l ..(...' .
Tin. ynnkfWi . Iihvo lipi il lilli h. ru nlipcixi'
,.il.i....l ' llulh I'Miliiliisi. I I'm" II '
"I IIIIKI n u ill Im all I'iKhl nt ! lltlllly
li'fl han.U'.l
1 lie (Hauls. . Iui'
( 'ra'. fnr.l will la-
Int'ii'lili'i'ri a nil (Jt'Ori- Fish-
Ihinl ir he hits Iho old npi.li a
I liltla linnlcr. I ilim'l wo h' Vor-
noil (loinox ran mihri ln'ia a I'.'.u
i tar pilt-lKl'."
nl i Illy .nit fU-l.l.-l".
'New York Giants
j . . Ready For Season
I KAN A.NH'Mi'. -'lar- - '
VI ir.-i- John ModliiW lias
llllo.l lip Ills Now York (Hauls fori'
; . .. ..-.. lL-n a.l IM.lio Ma,- V I IINN A -Waf.l l.'fl a 1,'tloi-
! shall ri'.'i uit inriol.l.T. i:oi llio lolllnu- of plan lo .Ho lioforo inaur-
.n -.1 ... .in, I l.afo. An.lv ll.oso. ami'
k:;.ihii).iiiio i. (mi is
hi:iiicj:ij:v. ai.. Mm-, ze, (ai
-lAi'C.'iilalli'i' l.y 111.' I 'liivoi hity of
raliforiiiii or iipiiroviiiialoly
iilin.iMMi (ill'u; iliii'hn? Iho lal your
HiiH'oil hy I'roHl.lcnt V. W,
IllrlllL,' chal'li'l' ilay. o:;-
Ill'C'ISi
was ilno.
Washington Hurdler Sets Goal
At New Mark For The 120 Yards
hy l-'niiik (I. ;orri
( AwHOclatifd I 'reus Sports -Writer)
if 11 ATT i Ai (AIJ If a certain
ambition Ih achieved thin . HprliiK.
(lie ten-year-old world's I 0-yurd
hiuh hurdle record of 14.4 sacondf
will bow to a new mark.
Stove Anderson, rnlver.dty of
' Washington track luminary and
'N'atiolial A
Hon reported tho pcrformnnccH to
(ho national colioKb'te association
but made, no effort lo havo them
accepted iih official,
Tho , first tinio the Husky star
tied tho world's mark was in 1!)L'7,
In his sophomoro year, at the
Pacific coast conference, meet in
.Missoula, .Mont. lie stepped tho
l'JU-vard hltrhs in 14.4 seconds lo
.. i:. ana concmau! .ilUal the accepted mark oHtahlish-
hlKh and low hurdle ehampion. has ot ,)V ,.:ari Thompson of Dartmouth
set hlH heart on comtdetim,' his J(t I'lilladclphia in mo.
school days (his year with a record- . . . . , . ,
, .r..,. .
last .May when ho ran the hl'h
Htitrlts in a cold rain to win the
ooast conference championship In a
race that found tho slowest of all
iho watches five of them at N.4.
Two of t ho watches cuunht 1 he
raco at 14.11. Komo of tho hurdle,
however, worn not standard.
Tho Washington aco won both
the hitfh and the low hurdle events
boxing fii.iteh, ended in the third
rdu ml here last ni'ht when (leork
Dixxuii, I'ortland ncro was award
ed tho decision AVer Cowboy Jack
W.illis. San l-'ranclsco. on a foul.
AllhoiiKh the blow, a riKhl-hand
upporcnt which landed Kcveral
Inches, hebiw Id.non's waiHllini1-was
unintentional, Jiefeme Tuui I. out
til, bail no. niher com so. Hixou
f lumped to, the floor, tfaspiux for
breath, Willis had a shade In the
first round. The yccond was
v n. In the third Dixon opened
up with a xavntfo at tacit, piling up
a food lead and noon had Willis
backing up. Willis kepi his head
a ml w bile I lixon was backed
against the ruperi, ho lot loose
w it ti both hands to the ii'Kio'd;
midsection, when tlio foul blow
Was delivered.
I.ou Hauer, liKbtwoiH-lit, and
Jack Kent worth whaled away at
eaeli other for . six rounds to a
draw.
W'orld's record flu'itre-,i in Urn 1 -ti
lt may be nercHHuiy lo hold a yard event bul in neither cane did
tournament to settle the question his coach, I be IMmumlsou, apply at the National Collegiate meet in
of Kolf mipremaey anions tho ball for Jhe mark as (he hurdles over Chicago and tho National A. A. I',
player Ituth, Shawkey and Hyrd 'which tho fleet-footed Husky ace championships In Denver last sum.
of the Yankees have set a hot pace ' 1 1 aveb'd were not official. I-Mmuud- mer. .
otf '(Ih - ! lorldirouisCM. " Siiin-Hief".
say the dispatches, hacked a
at Hot SprliiKs, Ark. The Wasli
infftou outl'lebier lias always been
amonv the best golfers of the dia
mond. .And l.omr Tom Sherhaii of
the Kaunas City IIIuch slud as low
an a 71 in California, which is a
Hhort count on any course.
Former F iff liter,
War Hero Is Dead
I .OH ANCKLKH, Mar. I'd (AI)
Tho victim of one of fate's ironies.
Johnny Schlff, former feather-
welKht boxer, holder of a rpinrtet
of war decorations, and later a
fhihl referee. Is dead today.
In death the man whoso name
twice during his career was on (ho
tontines of (he country Im inscrut
able. Ills one, birthplace and
whereabouts of his parents are
known only tn a few Intimates, who
like himself are wanderers of the
nports world, and have not been
reached.
Tho two occaslotiH when Schiff's
popularity reached (ho multitudes
wero in 1!HL when at the peak of
his boxing career, Uo made a lour
of the world, appcarintc In riHK of
a dozen countries, and during the
world war when his hrnvery as an
ambulance driver throuKb teas and
shells won for him the distinction
of beh)K decorated by the KIhk of
Italy ersiially, and by representa
tives of three oilier Kovernipents,
A NCIM ' V Mil, 11. C Mar.
(AIM Km nk 1'a trick's Vancouver
I .turn; won tho tirst Haute of the
Pacific coawt hockey leiiKUo play
off serbs ftom I'ortland by do
fealiliK the Minks !! to I at the
at one. hero .Monday befo e C.'HMl
howllmr fans. 'I'ho irame was ant
much of a content ut real koi! '
hockey K-imes n. The onlj ac- j
tion displayed came in Hie tirst
period when all three ken's were
scored, a period in which both
lean i played wide open hockey,
the hiaud (hat pleases crouds.
CAUMlltA co.mini; WKST
POltTlA.Xn, ore.. .Mar. L'li (AIM
I'rimo Camera, the Italian fiKht
Iiik belienioth. who is harnstnrnt-
intr tho country and Included 1'ort
i land In his itinerary, will appear
here April 1 at the ice coliseum.
lcort;o .Moore, boxfnn promoter
wiid. An opponent has not t n
named,
Spring Games
Split By Two
Major Leagues
scored over minor league clubs.
The ltotdoil Hod Sox and Cleve
land Indians also havo perfect
records, each with two wins a;;aluxt
minor league ojiposft'iun.
Babe Ruth Thinks
Yankees Will Win
ST. I'lMTHtSItlHti. Kla.. Mar.
t!t (AIM- Always an optimist
Habe Ituth Is ready to show cause
why he thinks the Now York Yank
ees are jlns- t Win the Ameri-
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NIGHT FIGHTS
NI'IW YOIIK, .Mar. 2d (AIM
I n i cr-league conflict in sprihK
ba selia II exhibitions has "proved"
that tho National a nd A merican
leaKUe:. are of exactly equal play
I II j-T streiiKth. '
Of (he :in Karnes Involving teams
from i ach league, Iho National has
won IH, the American l!i and one,
between the New York (Hauls and
Chicago White Sov, ended In a tie.
1- rom a National baue stand
pel lit the Iti-Dokiyn Hobius and
Host on It raves have been most ef
fective agiiiti'd clubs fi out the rival
circuit. The Kuhlns have won
three ..f theii- four tinmen with
American leaRue rivals while the
Hiavts have won seven of twelve.
In the American IcaKuo only the
Clilcitfi) While So and Detroit Tl
Keir tan boast better than an even
break with the National league.
The White Sox have won four out
of and Deln.lt r,,Ur or sevep,
'the New York Yankees and
Philadelphia Athletic together
hav lost one timre amo than they
have won t". mil the older circuit.
The Yankees ha i c w on six of
seven and Hie A's have broken
even in ten content-. ! -
In the eunipilalion of all sprint; j DlXOtl WltlS Figllt
of t!u opposition, the Washington
Senators head iho list with four
victories and no defeats. All of the
Senators' triumphs have been
Hy Hit' Afv-oclnled Itcks
New York Joe tilick. New York
outpointed (ieorjfh Haldue, New
York. (HO.
Milwaukee. Wis. Kin Till.
Minneapolis, knocked out Lope
Tcnorlo. New York, (4 ).
Indianapolis Jackie Duxan,
Louisville, outpointed Lew Perry,
St, Louis. ( I ii ) : Jackie 1 lonn,
Cincinnati, outpointed Hay Alfuipi,
Ht, Louis, (S).
(Ireeiivlllo. Miss. -Kdilie (lold
hert;, St. I .on in. outpointed Louis
A ml rows, Memphis. (
O. S. C. Swimmers j
Win at Vancouver
V.WOr.VKI!. II. . Mar. L'li
( Al')- Oro.otl Stale eoll.'iro Mvllii
tnoi's iloloaio.l an nil star Vanooii
v.'C loam. 3L' points to l1?. at a ual.i
aiinutlo moot horo .loiulay. Not
until the last switnim'i' ha.l rin
Islu'd tin final ovont. hmvovor,
lit Iho visitors I'llnoli tho vli'tory.
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Mar. 20 (AT)
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inako l'litshuriili a oomonilor from LriNIKiS'Amoi'linn naval ilolo-
tho otitsol umlnr Jowol l':ns. nation In statomonl roltorntii 011-
f', 'l'lio IMillllos oollooloil most of position to a ooiiNiiltativn iaot
.fho sIiikkIiiic honors last soaHon. ulillKatliiK nillltnry KUarantoo.
Thoy proluihly will ilo so again. .-Jr-r-;
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ing of buying.
Effectiv immediately, Grigsby-Gnmow guarantees that the company
will not reduce the list prices of its present models up to January 1, lSKil.
Pause and realize the significance of the alwve announcement
Majestic, the world's largest manufacturers of complete radio receivers,
can only n:ike it because of having already put into effect every saving
possible through mass production and mass purchasing power. Majestic
has priced its present series of sets at the lowest possible figure at which
quality merchandise, of the standard required by Majestic engineers, .can
be produced has instituted the most economical distribution methods
known to the industry.
Your investment is safe with Majestic safe as to quality, safe as to
price. If you have hesitated to buy a Majestic, being confused at the hind
offers oi' bankrupt merchandise being dumped on the market, go this day
to any authorized Majestic Dealer and buy your Majestic. You can feel
absolutely confident that you are buying a gotxl money's worth and abso
lute security on value, not to mention the most important thing of all
your piirie in owning a set (hat is the finest that hands and brains can
create.
H & S ELECTRIC CO.
LA (iKANI)E'S EXCLUSIVE MAJESTIC DEALER
HERE THEY ARE La Grande's Miss Majestic Contestants
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