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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, May 5, 1932 La Grande Team fa CARLOAD LEAVES AFTER ASSEMBLY AT HIGH SCHOOL Sport Writers Picking La Grande, Grant, Jeffer son and Washington as First Four. . , Following a rousing pep nssembly held at the High school auditorium this morning the first carload of La oranae Hign track aim item atmcws, accompanied by Coach Ira Woodle, left about 10 o'clock this morning for the state meet at Corvallls. A second carload, including Mr. and Mrs. A. . oralapp, was to icavo niter school this afternoon, and a third group of six boys was to board the train tonight. All were to be in Corvallls by tomorrow afternoon, and the first carload expected to spend tonight In Portland. Ooach Woodle has entered his men tentatively as follows: 100-yard dash: Beery, Ka van align, .WjHamB. Mile Burnett'. . 920-yard dash: Beery, Kavanaugh, Williams. High hurdles: Torrcnce, Walker, Hanhafleld. 440-yard dash: Cavanaugh. Low hurdles : Torrcnce, DeBole, Walker. Half mile: Baxter, Burnett, De Long. Relay: Kavanaugh, Irwin, Williams, Beery. Polo vault: Bramwell. High Jump : Torrence, Bramwell, Walker. Discus: DeLong. $ Shotput: Bramwell, DeLong. ; Javelin: Torrcnce, Cnn troll and! Kimmell Broad Jump: Torrcnce, Burnett and Wel1 or Kimmell. field events, or three field events, plus the relay. And a coach may enter four men In any one event, but only two (excepting the leloyj may compete. - Indications are hat the final line up will look about like this: 100-yard dash: Beery, Kavanaugh. 220-yard dash: Beery, probably Wil liams. Mile: Burnett. 220-yard hurdles: DeBole and Wal ter. High Jump: Torrence and Brain Beery. LiinKet? to Three Events The list as given above will of necessity bo altered greatly. To be gin with, Torrence can enter only three events. In all probability, he will compete In the high and broad Jumps and the Javelin. That will leave Walker and Hnnnafield in the high hurdles and DeBole and Walker in tne low nuraies. I Kavanaugh probably will not start : in the quarter mile. In which event La Grande will not be represented In ' this event. This depends upon i High hurdles: Walker and Hanna- field. 440-yard dash: Kavanaugh. Half mile: Baxter. Relay: (Team unchanged). Pole vault: Bramwell. Discus: DeLong. Shotput: DeLong. Javelin: Torrcnce and Bramwell. Broad Jump: Torrence and either Burnett or Beery. FOUR TKAMS FAVORKD OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Cor- whother Kavnnuueh Qualifies In the y118' 6 (Special) Grant, Wash- century or furlong heats In the morn- ,nKwn and Jefferson, all of Portland, ing, of course. If he doesn't qualify and La Grande high schools are be htt mnv Mtnrt. t.im 440 "iff made the favorites in the sixth Been In the event that he falls 1 , w""u uuo mgn scnooi wu vwwiy. to tmal fv in the 100-yard dash nrob- trnck and field mcefc to be ru oit i wn Oaks ablS 1 will ip ra ffit In toe hero Saturday- Dopesters are ad-1 Sacramento, with the help of Greg broad lurnn If Beerv does auallfv ii vtincl"B rant on account of the ! Mulleavy. new Oakland shortstop, th??,YES h showing of the Generals took last night's game from the Oaks SEALS TWO UP ON HOLLYWOOD TODAY Frisco Noses Out Stag's 7 to 6 While Portland WhipS Seattle. Boston Braves Invade West For 2-Week Campaign Hy the Assoc In ted Press The San Francisco Seals were two up on Hollywood today in the pres ent series although the Stars re duced the margin of victory to one run last night as the Seals won 7-6. It was San Francisco's second straight win. ' Jimmy Zlnn, pitching for the Seals, downed a Hollywood rally in the ninth. Portland gathered Its second straight win at me expense oi Beatues In dians, this time by a score of 6-5 in 11 innings. A double to the rleht field-fenco by Johnny Monroe, scor ing Hlggins, provided the closing thrill of the contest and brought a Baseball Standings By the Associated l'ress AMKKICAN I.KAUIK . W. L. Pet. yvasmngton 14 4, n8 Cleveland , . 14 7 ,8g7 uvvruiv . ..... 12 R New York 10 6 St. Louis ....... 8 12 Philadelphia 0 10 Schools To 'Trade Professors LINCOLN. Neb. IPi The Univer sities of Nebraska hnd Iowa, will "trade" professors during the sum mer sessions. Walter J. Himmel, Nebraska botanist, will teach at Iowa and Prof. Lemuel C. Raiford of Iowa will conduct courses In or ganlc chemlstory here. STHOMBEBO AND CARTER CAHIIIJIIKTOKS PARTS SERVICE Burgess Battery & Electric Phono Slain 128 1308 Jeff. Ave. By Oayle Talbot (Associated Press Sports Writer) Having won their spurs in the cast, Bill McKechnic's Boston Braves In- vitucu nil) Kcausiu ifliroiiHnuiOB .01 CMCagO 5 14 the National league today for a I Boston " " a 1 1 urhlrlurlnrl wn-tuaotr. amnaln I " " " will prove pretty definitely whether they can "toko it." - . In that time the current leaders will meet all four western members, I Boston including their closest Hvals, the Chicago Chicago Cubs, and the champion St. Philadelphia 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. - ' - 13 4 .760 13 S 9 9 10 9 11 7 12 DO YOU EVER GAMBLE? The Blue Mountain Oil Company, who have option on 0,000 acres of land In Union County, have started drill ing operations on the Hutchinson ranch at Union. They have reached a depth of 300 and their equip ment Is of the very best obtainable.. The company is composed of business men of both La Grande and Union. At this time they find they have reached the limit of their financial resources and niv nffrlnff the assistance of those who are interested lo help them (ihii-li the well to the depth at which the ;'.)mti.h thiiin ihey mil brn; in a good gas flow. Tho OniUr In chr.nw linn hud a great deal of experl pjhu lo L'j'illliii,' and hy ir.uiuis tho following statement: U. wJll ltriiuru at most S3.000.00 to sink the well to a depth or 600'." where he feels certain a, fas flow can be brought in of at least 3,500,000 cubic feet, which at present prices would bo worth approximately 280.00 a day. This work can be done In at least 00 days time. n order to obtain this financial assistance, the company is offering 20,000 shares of stock, which has a par value of $1.00, at 15c per share. They feel this will be ample for. tho completion of the well and to reach the gas flow below. Your possibilities arc for return. Should a gas flow of the above estlmote of 3.500,000 cubic feet be brought In and could be sold to net a return of $380.00 a day, that would mean $102,000.00 a year. As there are only 126.000 shares Issued and the stock to be sold will come out of this 126.000, It is easy for you to figure what your stock would bo worth. The drlllor also emphasized the fact that with a gas flow of 3.500,000 cubic feet on an Issue of 125,000 shares, a fofr esti mate of tho value of the stock could be 6.00. Ihoso lntorcsted, please communicate with the Blue Mountain Oil Company, P. O. Box 607, La Grande, Oregon, or call phone No. 344-W for an appointment.' The results of the furlonc heats aluo . --c" BWl- jhuulb nere. uraiu i " vvent-u mo bviivo. muiieavy nTla hS.jss? '"h TV1" 1929 nut,"d, lr bad throws to tint-result- tlclnntion in tills event won ln 1030 Hnd Iast yr- Wush-1 '"B In two scores. t? - . Jhu. n m.n m ' ,ngtoR placed tnlrd to Grant and La In a ragged game requiring two and The rule is simply this, a man may orandc lost year and has at least ' one quarter hours to complete the Mn tin Tiimn in minor fino t.mCK ntirl . . . . . - . ' . . . . . . . . fVrti I 7wft irnrt .nrt Ao l""116 winners irom last year's "lne innings, los Angeiss defeated oh uua. jeucrson took sixth In the hiulb meet, last year and has a much stronger team this senson. Bobby Grayson is the lad the Democrats are banking on to lead them to a state cnompionsmp. La Grande, boasting practically the Same team as won tho Tigers second placo In last year's meet. Is doped' as iiiu serious inrcai lor state honors this year by close followers of track throughout the state. La Grande's big win-in, is winie xorrence, an all around athlete who won Individual honors here last year, Some of La Grande's boosters declare that Tor rence is good for three first places Saturday. Ho Is entered In the' Javelin, high and broad Junius. He won hnt.h himn. last year and took third in the high ; hurdles. The other man on whom .! La Grande Is bankinor to tnkp n ftri. 1 placo Is Corwln Beery, and the event ne is aopca to win Is the furlong. Lost year 27 points won the meet for Grant. La Grande took second with 23 and Washington third with 20 1-3. Close followers of track hero believe not many more than 20 points will win tho meet this year. Times and distances registered In tho various meets throughout. t.iip stato already this season Indicate sov i eral of the events will be closely con J tested. What is expected to bo the feature race of the day is the 100- of Jefferson,. Corwln Beery of La oranae. wynn Russell pf Grant ond Back chick shin bones, called by Ross Hart of Beavorton, showing scientists the tibiae,, ore used ln dc- ... ' tcrmlnlng tho vitamin D content of Both Grayson and Russell have cod liver oils. Louis Cardinals. If the Braves hold St. Louis their own somebody will have to Cincinnati take them very seriously. I Brooklyn They open their fight fot vlndlca- 1 Pittsburgh tlon today against tho Cincinnati New Yonc in Pari. nfHlla Ka Dhllll AHnnr.n ntn- . " " " - burgh, the Giants move nto St. Louis and the Brooklyn Dodgers . COAST LEAGUE nope for the best at Chicago. I ' W. L. iiraves -i-iatlcit rhillles .722 .526 .474 .450 .400 .368 .333 pnibiug oiiuo ui oeuLionai roruana is 12 neighbors yesterday, the Braves flat- Hollywood .... ie 14 tened the Phillies, 8 to 0. Huck Los Angeles is 14 Bctts, the veteran "rookie." turned Sacramento ... "1B 15 iu ma uura consecutive victory as Oakland 13 jg. .448 ..w uc.m vtic ciuging r-11110 wj jour oeatue 12 18 .400 "" .1 Missions 8 22 2R7 Pet. .733 .600 .633 .617 1 .600 tho Mission Reds 10-4 last night. yesterday's results: R. H. E. San Francisco 7 16 1 Hollywood 6 12 1 Zlnn and Penebsky; Johns, Shce hau and Mayer. R. H. E. Seattle 5 0 3 Portland 6 0 0 . Kallio,' Pago and Cox: McDonald, tahnlser and Pitzpatrlck. (11 in klings.) R. H. E. Oakland 2 4 3 Sacramento ' 4 b 2 walsn and Gaston; Vlncl Woodall. R. H. E. Los Angeles 10 14 2 first division with their second straight shut-out over Cincinnati. 7 to 0. Flint Rhem became the ourth Card hurler to pitch brilUaht ball in as many nays wnen ne limited the Reds to six hits, three of them by George Grantham. The youngster, Lonnie Warnecke, recorded his fourth victory as the Chicago Cubs defeated Pittsburgh, 4 to 1. He scattered six bits and re ceived noble support, while the Pi rate defense cracked at crucial mo ments behind Larry French. Brooklyn and New York spent the day traveling west. Tho Cleveland Indians, sharing second place and the leadership of the American league's western di vision witn tne Oetrolt Tigers, de YESTERDAY'S GAMES Coast League San Francisco 7, Hollywood 6. Seattle 6. Portland 6. Oakland 2, Sacramento 4. Los Angeles 10, Missions 4. National League Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 4. Philadelphia 0. Boston 3. St. Louis 7, Cincinnati 0. Only games scheduled. American League Cleveland 8. St. Louis 3. Chicago 7, Detroit 8. Only games scheduled. Missions v.... 4 11 Hermann and Campbell: Caster, A. Walsh, T. Pillette and Rlccl. been clocked In :10 flat this season. Hart and Beery have registered :10.2. Coach Ira Woodle may keep Beery out of the century and let him shoot for the furlong, his pet race. . SMAHKSKIN Tltl.MS MOWN STHAW HAT WASHINGTON w Mrs. Charles Mason Remcy wore at a luncheon I sno gave at tne National Woman's Country club a beige suit trimmed with fox fur and a brown straw sailor trimmed with sharkskin. Til. ' i . .. feated thR Rrnwnn n in 1 V; . "vcittkje lure rate a mile on 'nii t ?hT3ti1t0,A,?i?' i'.lgM lines in the United their first stand against the Ath-! KiBJBL- letlcs today. 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