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Monday, May 9, 1932 Pare Tiro LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. La Grande High Fourth In State Track Meet TORRENCE AND BEERY BOTH IN FIRST POSITIONS iDYER FINDS STANDING START BOON 1 WHEN LEG INJURY HAMPERS CROUCH Baseball Standings Br the AkIiIi Press JisTIOXAl, Lt CL E W. 1a. Pet. CaiKtro 1 .737 Batsoa : 11 s j P5ui!pSi 11 9 Sprinter Takes 220-yard Dash; Negro Ties For First in High Jump, Takes Second in Javelin. lA Gracd f2t ecixsA's tnt'c teaJB was back Its cnrn vtMscylxjf , ground 1sS.y. yetitxym bt , pointed a nrjt trr.ngrnt bets Jrt or tecoaa place in x'at muae Euct at ComlHi Saturday, frol bnmwiw. ncfced as fcartaz; tbe greaves trtrfc ' taut in tlx ute vasaOe at Porv larsd, ( It na the Urge Portte&d trisA that y.'rtyl tbe T.irV vxOcail ' with VMbinVM, Jtrervi tod Grant Uilr.f sr. JJlrt lluee place in tbe tMtSvr &rea 7)trr Flnt.li Frtfc As it was La Oraryie wfes lemxh w.'n 1 7 prints, Eebtfiftg &brm In filth flit trj 4.7 potets. Arjd wa :.i TirMr ce. rjo ni expseted to ntXt b not tor fela yf.'-i bo&rjn. . k'"ii.vt4 tot 9b markers in tfK- hard luck to th brod Jump that : resulted to tbc L. Grand negro fail- ; toe to qualify to the crest he woo . at CorraUis last spring, i Torreace tied tar tmt In the high Jump wltb Kuia, at Watfeingtoo, sx4 loot aecoed to the Javelin. I Beery HIM fertont The rutlor share o boners per-1 naps Belongs to crro Beery, J ; I 4-rCi a ci s r -J-:. J 337 ' t ArS. 'rXM iK Tor .11 It A .if . HW. 'H'K '1 L ! 6tatUe IS 30 .-S23 Grimes Chalks Up Victor)7 For Chicago Cubs fft Vjt. farmer Stanford tptlstjrr. I all firafee for Use tM Uxzutlaj; tVtrt erf Ibr mitrb rop" m. ftvaot ffrw Cirer Li Aurtr vtMrr hz H drill inz lor the OInpfr piint IriaK, contraMinc btf gH af vtth lb wKxfma rmaH tfxMmfttratd by Charltr PuMwlc. L lnary lire Ut a4ofrt the ap rlW cuart. He clxin be ran e In rUlc qoklcr iban IxrfofT- be faort. Br rani Zimmerman , I isrsd to go n?r.t on iwiii? It. to roost vpnnan is tbe mental hz- fAabKHtcd l?e BpwiM Writer en to tfc Cjlc giicc iX I W.ih Djtr tt vm different. He LOB AiOBLfcif Hector Crrer, ' j&Aie tb itun." j t ocrmsulf a time twnes, and lie f''tus- aaoiofd imlvjty uw j Cor-tvxk Is wiUUsz to ansver the ltZ lajurr scade ir-e ctcuch to dil- ttkougb be flUl not noaJut a nunr pn&ir, U sv-j. ti 43 yrAzs to ntjt-ion at whfJ&r Tntr t Jl rnte ; (it-ait tlcocced tiae oppwtttaity points a totttoc. Kt, wcvsm, .v v-'---c ' tt uaxa. tr.iMA Hjse mifers fur-; jjssiezi. tar w .wn. outclaw SUtUk of fieri sprintr y riJis-AX iniroaucusj j Sr,jurT to fci I-if " t;ie coach n ,J-u expertizjrizx -a.. a - in CTOccsjrye iiars- - --,i m-ri- ssocje. s&M Com- Dyrr was thijh'Jjr behind ou hiirH thlrur oar -a-itii fut I- C. A- A- A. cMtnspSoii for for 100 yw-St and break Bofarcd ' r4 fct7 or two bJt alwrr tbat In uie furionz in 23 flat This alter " v - " -"- '-- ' - Jh 1 C J S !'! h AH,-bete, tbe 18 e. ba, p.4. a Hardt -.r! i-i.l IsVip4 ssth wcr nin tn ' . ' r ttt i -j fcT b?n '7riir?z irltb Drer raKsU. is r-rt ra tnc i . . , . . . . . . . .. , r- , MiM.uf rnxmi. m uwtwa'M ClUO. SKI lit Ot OBiT Ctn jktiTHm High, to 95 eoD6, bnirn ttm and toen a -iOg? aw Jcwa ta utA, as rapidly Bery also ran on the La Oraade fla. nmtxr tor t&e 100-jrard CmmH t kt the reel, but he aUo is in a relay team, consisting of f&Tanatigb, . w of toe first n.ci;tt?. ; b:w potition to gaja top speed Envin, WiJllama and Beery, vbeb i A le Injury vtfeb madt a croucb q ale err - ioofc fifth place fa tbc time of Z6X. start bazardous to Oyer bas t4a j f roarh rramp ftonner BesitKs tha 10'4 pointa chalked up Urg! resjxoMibre for the rerojo-5 Tfce crouch start cramps tbe by Torrecce and Beery and tbe re- ? tlffliJ7 change, aithoub bis coscti, runner's inuacles and be is f oiced . ' n,..n ' &sri OxTtsvrjc.. wtejvt ruccens it ' to run in an unnattxral stoopix fn.n L i r5M in tbe L. A. A. C, national f pos-tton unul be ns bis for fifth place In tbe pol ult, ac- j ct)Mmtlloailhl & rtt ye3,, Has ; Whn t get started his muscles counting for ft fifth of a point. Hebtiejj uos theory for j are still ilirhtly craicped and he csn- and four others tied for this place, some time. i nv tt&lize hi full tpeed at any part Torrerxe Jras fourth higb point j FaU S of sprint. TSiJ,-pfr.f nrJ Hsrt. of BeTerton. j rrrrr cturf consicierable of a f a- j "Once Dyer geta into action at J'rf f,h p.i'r by htf s point, or ii -.ac ci-T.; srsral ar? ; stout the 75-yard mart he seis a K i, . Record :' r ;Lfj te -ron a 220-yard daxh , faster pace than any man I n-r tA rent completed tbe La swocals from a staivJirr - suv save B3d,e Toisn and Chirl n..nrf. u-v,rwJ ..t,i i- ,.r-'- . : ruows. M ' , ' , l, "" riJT TJ. master tbe standir start,1 printers Fw t'bance tltlon for the J31-32 yrjM the ; Mi, Utitf -lt crouciv Comvk tr chief trouble Tigers the following record: I jnj start teawm any number of ay. i irttb Intiuttn? tbe sending start TESTE BOAT'S GAMES CoaM League Portiivad S-C. Seattie 6-5. Eacrarrjento 3-3, OiJcland 0-2-MiEona 2-4, Los Aszries 4-10. Hollywood 1-2, San Francisco 0-3. National League Cincinnati 6, Boston 5. Chicago 12. Brooklyn S. St- Louis 1-6, Kctt Tori: 4-5. Only gamea scbedukd. HordlfT Vhen Dyer nent to Stanford be phtnned to be a huxdler, but on? day be Indulged in tocne Ioraeback r-dii;? Jtiinst tfee wuhea of Dink Templeton, track coach, so that be was too stiff to huidie. Tcmpieton, to purjijtb H. nt bun through nu in roiis. 220-yard cah. only to dis ccrer in hirr. poulhillties as a sprint- r rtrr icswv YntrAA thrn-if tr d?s sbraturss" -p, - Frank Wvkoff. This came In tbe ' h tfc Imbler High school nine here same year that f l ank broke tbe Saturday by winning 3 to 2. In an world's record fry running the 'bun-; earlier season game Imbler defeated American League Boston 7, St. Louis 5. Philadelphia 5, Cleveland 8. Washington 0, Chicago 5. Kerr York -Detroit, postponed, rain. Normal School Defeats Imbler High Team, 3 to 2 dreei" in 9A tecoiuts. the Mountaineers at Imbler 3 to 1. By Betert W. Barker i Asaoctated Fresa Spent Writer) sT23ccyaious wtxb baseball cotzrage. is oacx in barraeas agazn axd tbe Cni cago Cuba, tosh eiscnagh witboct j ( nam. ae jda uuvt much more fee- . 1 As aztACk of tnfl&ecza laid Sow tie . , rTin right 'y'-er just as t&e 1922 , seasaa opeaed bat ce came back yes-i terday to Krr.w a three-ran attack ' by tbe Brocdtfrn Lxlgers tn toe f im ; mnug cad tm&Ej beat tbesn, 12-5. S Uax Careys bopefnls. wtth Hack 5 j Wiiioc still out cd tie lineup, pound- I j ed Gnsas fee ssx hzss and four runs 1 in t&ee fist two T-jtyyc Af teT that I for acJy si soore safeties and could j Kn score agam uaui the ntctn when ; tbe Cubs already bad a 12-4 lead, j Diary Vaace. usually extremely ef fectiTe against tbe Cub, bad one man out in the third inr; when j In a row and was uoceremomcvusly t yanked. Before the inning ns orer ; toe Cubs bad scored fire times and .taxen a 7-4 lead. j i This rictory stretched Chicago's ad- ; j rantage in me Kaxioaal league to j three full games as tee Boston Brares lost their fourth straight to ; .the Cincinnati Beds. 6-5. j The Sew York Gzanta and St. Louis Cardinals split a double bill. The Giants won tbe opener, 4-1. as ; Cari Hubbell aUored only stz bits, ' tbe Cardinals tbe nightcap. 6-5. as ! the eccentric Dizzy Dean went tbe j route for the champions. !The Washington Senators main talned their lead in tbe American league race by nosing out the Cfai- tcago White Sox. 6-5, tn 14 innings. i afoe Berg's single drove home the ; t Tinning run much to tbe annoy lance of Ted Lyons who traveled tbe full route for the White Sox. Wal- j ler Johnson called on four pitchers. Marberry. Burke, Fischer and Ragland Jin that order. j Cleveland walloped tbe Fbiladel- , phia Atheltics again, 6-5. and the ; ; Bocuhi Red Sox broce an eight game losing streak at the St. Louis Browns expense. 7-5. i ! "In slumps Is a good time to think and study. says tbe Oregon Journal. Frior to 1327 the standing start , The pitchers were In rare form Sat vr. in universal use. Charles H 1 urday, allowing but four bits to each Shen:ll In'roduoed the crouch at ' m ' jjcKlnnis started for Imbler Yale that year and witbln- two yearV - but forcd out the game due time vlrtuaiiy every sprinter in the: , . . 1nnt . . ir -r,s. .t-nrttrvrito an injured foot. When he left etart pawed out oi eiiswrice men, except in some of the distance runs. to EntfrprlK for Eastern Orerm anrwaK time. 15.1; Grant. c- ehanriptonshtp, bothla Ortnde and mj$t 1XS3S, im, thlId XMty, I Baker Is1w to the Saw to a plar- r,ak)m, tomtu, L Oramw. ' ' lllftb, - Basketball Bunner-tip to Baker j ' I tor the district basketball cbam- i plonshlp I EI.IMI-VATIOS MCCTK I'AVOKl l) I j Track-EMtem Orr-m champion- COKVA1XW. Ore, lbgr 0 r, j ship, mnrer of county meet ana Elimination meeu to determine tbe mwdnnnilar meet at Pendleton. w represented at tbe xa iiMtiu pu;; u. t.uvi '.nf M :eld . 'ral c!?n trMk and . m' i at Crni'e'..'.i '-& meet, were recommended by tn.v'uU runt of scbooU which participated IncldenUIIr. only one other team :a th ntU- dilr Baturdar In that competed to the Eastern Ore- wl"n Washington High school at con meet this year scored at Corral- . Portland won tbe trophy. die. Ontario's 193 slate discus t Elimination meets would be slm- - champion took second place. i liar to those preceding; the annual ; The summary of Saturday's erent j basketball tournament at Salem. A ' BURGOO KING WINS DERBY at Corrallis follow ' Mile run Won by Ernest OukkIs- berg. Cottage Orove; Jim. Chemawa. committee of coaches was appointed to study a plan (or dividing the state Into districts for elimination I second; Kovacb, St. Helens, third; I purposes. This group wilt report to Shepherd. Salem, fourth; Bandy, Eu- the state athletic association this gene, filth. Time, 4:40. ifsll. I 220-yard dash Won by Beery, La I Washington won 29 points to take Orande; Hart, Beavexton, . second: the meet trophy. Jellerson was sec- 1 Russell, Orant, third; Woodman, Jef- ond by virtue of the performances tenon, loilrth: MmUb. Booeevelt, of Bobby Orayson and his teammate, s :lflth. Time, 33 flat, .Hay Woodman who piled up 15 of i 100-yard 1sh Won by Bobby Jeff's 22 points. j Orayson. Jefferson; Winn Russell. ' Orant, winner for two years, was orant, second: Miller. Oakland, third: I third wltb 18: La Orande fourth with Beery. Ut Orande. fourth: Micbek. I7. and Salem fifth with 11 points. fccappooae. filth. Time. 99 seconds other schools finished In this or . new state and meet record). jder: Cottage drove 10, Hill Military Snot puu Won by Walker. Wash- y. Eugene 8. Beererton 8. franklin 8, Ington; Bradway, Eugene, second: Orants Pass 13, Roosevelt 8J. Oak Pratt, Hill Military, third: Brandies. 1 land 8. Chemawa 8. Itirerton 8, As- Mlll Military, fourth: McKltnc, Eu 1 torla 6, Benson 43. Oregon City 4, w-i i war 11 gene, filth. Distance. 48 leet 1 Inch, j Roteburg 4. St. Helens 8. Ontario 3. i jQ JT16S VV 31100 trvailia a. Miiwausie oeasiae s. I n , Mcapporxe, Tillamook and University High (Eugene) one each, and Coqullle, lone-half point. Orayson was high man with 10'., I points, and GuggUberg ol Cottage Grove was second with 10. I eajrfsS!- . Imbler was leading 2 to 0. Anderson replaced 2i:m. Overthrova proved. Imblers un doing. Both Warner and Anderson, of Imb ler, hit for two bases and the former also collected a tingle. None Of the Mountaineers nit for extra bases. The summary: B. H. E. Imbler 2 4 B. O. N. . , ; 3 4 4 McKlnnls, Anderson and Fowler; Rhinehart and Lowry. ; And for many the time is not onl? good, but ample. .LL our customers who bare ' installed the new and improred Champion Spark pluga are en joying better engine perform ance at a saving in both gas and oil, Let us install a com plete new set in your car this week. Champion National wees BODY LH FOCND KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, May 9 (J) Coroner Earl Wbltlock said here to day that a body identified as that of Gus Carlson. 23, who disappeared here last fall, was found In tbe Klamath river five miles below Ewauna lake. Whitlock said tbe body had been in the lnki for KPVeral months. An AUto- i mobile driver's license found in his . pocket was the means of identiflca i tion. , ft L ..SAVA Change fcJ Chang rpejrk ,.yS;gjji I0.00CrwuU,fcM JO I J The sentiment Kpreads that the time has com? for more liberal bank cred llts, but the banks do not seem to (have made It unanimous. Champion sparkplugs BURGESS BATTERY & ELECTRIC 1308 Jelferson llrre is Uureoo Klnc, Ihr f"rMr that roml.d home at (hufrhlll fioMiis alllrllay lo uln the Krnttifky flrrlii, htullng ucli hones a rtiiiomir, hteMnfit fill and Tick on. High hurdles Won by Ooodfe) low, Salem; Hart, Beavert"n. aecond; tHsson, Roosevelt, third; Clarke. Sea aide, fourth; Durham, Krsnklln. filth. Time, :17-3. 440-yard dash Won by Ray Wood man, Jefferson; Walthe, Saleuff sec ond: Joy, Hrsuklln. third: Bargesnt, Roosevelt, fourth; Hall. Grant. Ilflh. Time, H seconds flat. (New slate and 'meet record.) low hurdles Wn by Orayson, Jefferson; llosklns. Washington, sec ond: Orlnalad. Bend, third; Olney, Chemawa. fourth: Mllllgan. Univer sity high of Eugene, tilth. Time, I College Protest Fails To Excite Safeway Store Nine 17 to 2 I game the local team has had yet this year and his teams will be out about every evening this week for practice sessions to prepare for tbe Invaders. In Its second game of the season the La Orande KayJe baseball team laced out a 17 to 2 victory over I he La Grande Bare way Stores team nt the high school athletic f ield'Sunduy before a crowd of approximately 250 tll" C . wr. fmtl0 : upecttttors. tV illl O0.V IlCuClS j During the Una four innings of CHICAGO., 9 m-Vlc. P-y'VVr it :t;r.Vaoi the Baseball Team Is Defeated, 71 to 5, Near Boise, Idaho " . , . W - Ill HIM U V tUd D WSJ 1 sj Ul 30J. (HOW state and meet record.) ,nent nnrry uramner. o. tne wniie ,,, tha tne ymJni(.r and, u, r.nra, unnn ,V . , "libeller practiced Eagles team bc-gan Psss; Vsn Luven, Rlverton. second; Bsker, Ontario, third; Emory, Grunts Faaa, fourth; Vagt. Tillamook, fifth. Distance, 120 feet 10 Inches. Javelin Won by Koskelt. Astoria; university o,rn n.K,.i j w ,h(JW , ,upcrlorUy. Moore. in the case ol 'telly Felber. K., w. ,.,,,.. mmlu.hra .,t a 1 rclber. discovered by a White Sox , , ,tt flt,d wnlch turnfd Kut while tolng malor league ,nlo . hunw Eym, n(J ttirvMt on the University of Ban ; Prfct,- ., Corvaills, third; Deming. Orfgon City. ' contract last week. University ol- l Tho Siftway F?:- team was not fourth; McKltrltk. Eugene. Ilflb. Dls- ; Hc'U throalcned to file a protest ' iual lo the defensive Job It was . , f r. tart Its rllla. mna-tlv tn Irar-lr nf with UftMrbuii LomnuHUoner iteiieaw ; --r BOISE. Ida., May 9 '-T) The baseball team nt Pierce Park, a community adjacent to Boise, does nothing half heart cdly even when ft convea to losing. In a game with Star, two Pierce Park hurlers allowed 50 hits while the fielders were contributing 28 errors. Pierce Park lost the game 71 to 5. tance, 107 feet.. the meantime. Pitch- 860-yard run won by Gugglsberg. m. i-nui unaer me ruie aiscouruif ' : 4 wfrwii nnnrnn Cottage Orove; McOaughey. Hoseburg, ( ing the snatching uf collcBe players ' pr ir.ney n t,ve e-iK,CT ; I V 1 J Mill V & it I st-iuad let only (our opposing bsttjnen . ! reach second base. Courtney fanned i ilner said. "Both the boy and his "'"K" pitched, am! Gott three In I lather .lntd the toiUra'jt with us willingly and c can't we what the university can do about It." HIIOTI I K IMKS irhlch he was i second; Cauthers, Washington, third: i b -fore graduation Rvrin. Prmikiin fnnri h- r r we don't care to enter Into a con Euaene. fifth. Time- a-oas troverftV with the university. Grab- 13 opposing hatters In the six In Hiiih Jump Won by Torrence, La Orande. and Xldd, Washington, tied st ft feet 10 Inches; Hollo way, Wash ington third; Norton. Oregon City, fourth; Helmkln, Coqullle, and Ad ams, Nthalem, tied for fifth. Broad jump Won by Collins, Wash ington, Patterson, Orant, sccond; Miller, Oakland, third; Cable. Uraut, fourth; Tate, Benson, fifth, dlstuuce, SO feet, B inches, Pole vault Won by Carey, Wash ington; Hart, Mill Military of Port land, scrond; Mason, Milwsukle. and JJi-ffnod, nnosevelt, tied for tlilrd; Unit, Washington; Webb, Milwsukle; Bramwell. La Orande; Fredericks, HURT FATALLY IN SPEEDWAY BOfJTON. May 0 W'i Dlmltrt De- meiron, j. b pruieMionai wrestler 1 hard, cf.; Pldcock, who contracted blwxl olnonlng (rom j cnaw. rf.;' Oetldes. p, s mat injury sen-nil inrmths ano, f Sl1)B. kukj HoIIman for Lyons; died today. A week ugo bis left leg Oolt for Courtney. was ampuUted. r. !f. K. ! Fag Irs . 17 14 3 K ILL FIIOM TltKK FATAL ! Bafrway . . 3 5 0 Next Sunday the Baker Eagles base the three innings tn on the mound. I Lineups follow: KaRles Brook Irr. ; OAKiAND. Cal May 9 ift The 3b; Evans, as.; Tosey. 3b: Moore If.; '; name of Jimmp Sharp, of Los An U. CKhran. cf.; C. Cochran, c.; Hall, gelea. one-;;me ranking automobile lb; Lyons, rf.; Courtney, p. ; rncer of the Pacific coant was added Btiffway Stores See, 3b; Marten, to the list or those who have died on m.; Fleetwood. 3b; Colt man If.: Siiep- f the track today as a result of fatal Braden. Ibi .Injuries received in the 100. mile con tent on the Cmkland speedway yes terday. Sharp's marhlne. In sixth place as it tore around the fifty-fourth lap. lld Into the guard rail, hurtled 30 feet Into the air and plunged down la-foot embankment. The driver PORTLAND. Mar 9 Ifl - We lev K.11 f u,.w.r -,111 mv th inri . , . ..,. ..... rI"w f1? 1AndeJon' Benson. Yeager. 10. died here today from In- eIcs team at the High achool field ai injuries. He died a few hours tied for fifth. Height 11 feet 0 inches. Juries received Sunday when he fell h,re at a ocXoc. Manager Hull an- ; later. It was his first appearance Half mile relay Won by Jef fer- from a cherry tree. 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