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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Thursday, July 28, 1932
Portland's Lead Extended To 3 Games
BEAVERS WALLOP
MISSIONS WHILE
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14 r.li. arid hrue v-:t 22 Aftutvies
from the offeri::. of KBiS Yrf?.
The Beavers nv arwAfc-w rtftir:ft
.rati';n tr:r w;r.r:;r.y for
fn hw. far; by taking t.-je M-is
RdA into camp ft V. i. T:" vi.irB
maM ft fuft tiit: lint mr.ina. r.d
wnen Portland t-arr. to oa!'.. Jjrrr
L.rrjmd try: frft piV.vl r--..j o-.-e-r
the ift field fr.se for a now.fr run.
Thfr Chirjcs rot tr.r-'.' rr.vr :n tne
fifth anrt t-ffo in in s:-.n'.n, Tr
Plrt fJr!i i in In 7fr.'h and
iWilmer Allison
1 Replaces Shields
In The Singles
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rarataiH-. dci2d to fpice SnieMa
Ailiir afT ike UxTrstr b4
fai:d to rew.h b top form in tfc
pLty at Wiirjosedoo and israir3 Ger-r.'-.
itr in uj xnterxoce fUiai lus
j: r r 1 cn a C at . lvt f.nrits
f. ;i :r - t n John V an Ryu aiimas
C-yhr. and Jftrqus Br&ESJO. m. It
Tj-je draw avtuft th-nllicj? climax
A m;- to trrf play 00 8ticfiar sbn Vloea
up. putTS Cxhi lit tbe lam macro at ue
t- ti tit-zLt, faiJtj'.j; ai lrj;t piiKh- round- Jt tit tTrlij axr3 Vines
f'jr & to & Ttcvwy. 1&-Lmi:aJ vjII beat Bvrn totfionxrv cd
hId the Bfcc to a jur run tmill CVjchet w.U bet Aliisoc-
tfte rvrnth !niif?:;f. Tr, fcs sfa.v
two walk arwl the 5fezw addJ OHIO PRODUCES CAPTAINS
tnrtr rnin to aore snr r;r. ina
jnonrjl but ditfn't lAJrt the .?hth in
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Phlirlipila,
Waafeiiioa
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l-..r Conference Reinstates
4v . jce ; Bianeone and Giesecke
ijutler Keport Awaited
i PASACEVA, Cal, July 33 Fac
uity repreaexitasiTs of the Pacific
3 CoisS cocfereace in f-U U aeaatoa be re
tcUy KOTrf ow to nuJte room for
the opeicx deetlni? of t&e atkm
!n.:rco!r:Ai atfaietic ajsoelaUoa.
OnljafevrtezcsafaanniahMl bu1-
n r-otip to attend to, after 10 ieet-Traur-iT
wfei;h resntted tn the
s.fiop;:oQ of tbe 1533 football pro
zrani, re ixjta cement of two send pUr-
ers of Oreoa and Oregos State, and
VE7 ,: ,Jf
Pet V5
4,3 M .4 ' f fc-
31 3
24 70 2j& : S
ccovelie a-soelatloa (ralfcer Here for a
Hue day meeting vttich jumps from
tororrov. to A rest 7 and 9.
Teebsieal diaevaeoes will prwtam
Inate La ttut. Bill Lngnm, UciTerxtty
of California coach, vu -Til dLwrma
rule changes, said, fce tntezuls to cock
oat boldly with requeva that the
rule committee take ait extended
racauxm and ce to tamper with
the grid code.
Schedule .Approved
Paculty a peroral vaa giren the 1933
football Khed e drawn up yeantiy
by grad ate managers icctodic four
Hrtrsc.iocai games. Scaoford, piaya
Jforthw estern at XTastfton. 111.. Oct.
14; Ctah piays Oregon, at Eugene, :
Sot. 4; Orefon State -ravels to Kev
York to meet Pordham Kor. 13 and
Southern California clashes with
Koue Darn at South Bend. I&d, Hot. ;
25. The- achedoie aa reieaaed today:
Sept. 30 0. C- L- A. at Stanford: i
Idaho at Washington; Montana at :
Oregon Ssate.- - j
Oct. 7 WashinxtoB State at South-
em CaJJfomla.- ;
Oct. 14 Stanford at Korthwestern, I
Brasaton. III.: Otegrxi at Washington; 1
Idaho at Oregon State; Waahmston '
State at Montana ., j
YE.S7EKDAV8 G.I3fE4
- Cait Leaxw
HofJrwood 7, Seattle 9.
Ktuxu 3. Portland 9.
Saerainnto 9. San Prandsco 5.
OaXtend I. Los Anodes &
Aaaeriraji iMrae
Ewzoft Philadefpnia 13-4.
Ccicaco A. Beaton IS.
St. Lmila 3. Wkshinrtoo 9.
Clereiand 3-12, SCev Yort 1-10.
Vattenal Lea roe
JCew York 8-3, Pttubnrrb 9-4.
Brooitlrn 6, Sc. Louis 4.
Boston 3-1, Chicago 1-4.
PhiiadelpaU 3, Cincinnati 4.
ipatir tn nocioa pictures.
Te chief builness as yet unat
tended to was the reading of the re
pcr; of Jonathan Butler, conference
, i tmea abator. Paculty represeatatiTes
! reiuiiea to ey wnetner this would
' uic place today or be held ow un
; z.i iL next mid -winter vrm At
1 an? eTent Butter's flndinza reported
to be -interesting'' sill not be cade
piibHc .
t Biancoae, Gleefce Beintated
The- reinstated athieus were John
t Br 4tuMT f'arreil
(A ToU to Artt McGoTcm)
' What haj eatnx to do with gl?
, ItCnjr peraocj nru? wrnder ai tie
1 q'jes-u-'Jfi. c jt u tcofc me fn yean
!.xei. :wr a iaxstaa 15" ole. tncuieid
I or cotr
soccer eam last winter, but the
facility representatives declared that
ae ejsttnz tbe diicies th.at taj .
Years I ued to ux off a ree
tror nx ' rae meaj with pM-u- siie of t conference code
ITS?
was only technical.
i .L - m mncreoo.j Athletes were given the penaision
. . i - to worx in zaouca picture only at
sf.-eaa veetabae pxite. a fru:t or lifnt . tbe Je?uiar extra, aalary rates, but
Tvc.-rr wa. uc a d-ji os t.- trj 1Peje prohibited from allowing
with crar iters or teamed bread. tneir naasea or pictures to be used In
;OR- OVKK W tTH imix,! K J" Sl chi'ghts of the meetings
Danny -Tayks-to TI o? lialT' m
j wr aiiernoca round are net erm!anon was granted for brood-
w mi u "'" "'''(aBiaiii tun of the most powerful ; rw; . - nuii iuzicoeons.
rrntMKK ctB oiTFm.nfcR
COe OVRB
KEW YORK W .
T-.iwB KOTers HotrsOt that he mad x no.
dott&s the next footbaH aeaaon will wtr rs,h m IIX4T to 8 10
Fyl P- ht rrf the Ar Is and Fst w !
.k. a nnenman 01 uoium- TayVs-. whese talents were
h"i who will riide
1 at a reported price of
State, i ki 1 A..
H!nhrnan laat aeaaon was named at .' m.,i.A k, h ruiX .i,, Ibtm T.
W. T. J.TOTT ME
haifbac-c on tee Associated Press All- - kL, c -- Por.ianrf
B.? Ten teanv
MAGS TO EITHER FIELD
KANSAS CITY iP " Eddie Pick.
; right fielder for the. Kansas City Blues
Ufo to Chicaco this sestioa and alnce ,M,r r. "7" ; . -vai
Kn-MfuTTM. w- rt.r,. front to 1&22. and prior to t-iat
TTKuna f the Oair a'A-d a nice
pitfrhjrir diwl wit? the rarne ons-ail
at tn er.d of tre mv::rtn mnr&. In
te ei!'to a e-Ten-njrt fccr.ni rd rnvro t
tn AriienaA ptrt tnrrj wer the
top to tn tun of ft to I. Bwecht
ailwed only six hit, and tt ran
wored a-i1 t;nt him w.a tinearrd -
Joiner rjiplad TrxrnA in t.- n.A
of ; heavy
Hriywvjd 7 14 1 ir a good year at the plate. He- tt. Carey, it to reported, to "aokl" on Tay- , S oI lh etgfct clubs In the
fVsTtte ... S 13 1 -d to b Ui onJy piayer who ever lor and to not Uxeiy to use him m "eziB league pus into effect at tear;
Yd and Bslr; L. It'Axsm nvii hit homers orer both the rbiht andany trades in the future dsfcrnd to cne ialary rrdortion duricz the first
Bottartnrl. "i;t red wails at the local park. - 'ovurharjl the club for next season. half of tr.e snlit 1972 seasots.
has become on of the outffLaadlnc
stars of the club's outfield.
Until he twisted hto anx a few
days ao, forcirc? him to the bench
for a rest, Taylor was hJttins; 315 and
rosntfrar far and wide to dra down "Py.
time, city ediior ci live Chic&zo Tri
bune, died at hn fccine hsse Ui
n:?ii t. He recen tiy was kientif jtf.
mix several trade journal in an
caing of football games for the 1933
season.
Reduced fees for football officials
20 per centr .,-..-,-.,,(.,...
Granted news cameramen full Drtr
iU?s on the : football field during
games.
Tze council and rules committee
of the N. C. A. A. meets at 3 p
ttay. with Col. John Orhfith, Big
Ten athletic commissioner the chief
speaker. More than 100 deleeates will
rather for the convention, wtjlcb has
fcr fts main topic informal discus
sion of radio broadcasting as concern
ing college athletics. A second ses
sion taxes place tomorrow.
On Friday more than a hundred
members of tbe American football
Like Vd Man River
. it justkeeps rrm
YOlllTlCJ
r along!
It rolling -cm of Velvet Here Mf4tM
migl,,)- ensy . roH, for one thing. ISViTO l Pf
Mikity easy to like, for another. 1t1 F' f I
And mighty economical to top it 'Sf' llk 1
off. Think of this: Fifty top-notch MlVlr? Sfef
figure tics ol linest cigarette tobacco -rV vV f fefjf ;
tobacco mfie for rolling in each 1 1. lls'T'"'
15 cent tin of Velvet. Can't be beat rfe ft
for taste can't be beat for price I raJHHSi- 'tl I
Eno.li VF.LVCT f n
for SO rigarrltcg ' ' M f
made for rolling
l Stale: Sotrtbera California as Orezon
Beau: 8c. lCur't al U. C. t. A.; Ma ho
at ortgoo.
Oct. 28 Southern California at
California: Stanford at Washington;
Oregon at U. C. L- A: Washington
&ate at Oregon Stau; Montana at
Idaho.
Not. 4 Ctah at Oregon.
Not. It Washington at California: !
Stanford at Southern California: Ore- t
yon at Oregon Stale; Washington '
Kor. IB Idaho at California; Mon
tana at Stanford: U. C. L. A. at
Washington: Oregon at Southern Cali
fornia; Oregon State at Fordham.
K. T.
Not. 25 California at Stanford:
Washington at Washington State;
Southern California at Notre Dune.
South Bend. Ind.
' Not. 30 Washington State at U.
C. L- A-: Oregon at St. Uarr .
Dee. 9 Washington at Southern
California.
t Sport Slants :
4
Br Alan J. Gould
i Associated Press Sports Editor)
The performances of Canada's
Olympic crew have shattered the
popular Idea that the aurrivor of the
American, final try outs automatically
could be relied upon to sweep majes
tically to rictory over all world rivals
on the Olympic course at Long Beach, ',
Cal.
In breaking six minutes for the
2000 meter distance, the Canadians
posted the fastest time on record. ;
under nj conditions, and stamped .
themselves as real rivals for the Unl-
versity of California eight, j
The Dominion eight, perhaps,
mar be the only real barrier to a
sweep that California took charge
of four Tears ago, following triumphs-
in the Olympics by the Kstt
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At
AIRE'S
Indians Defeat
League Leaders
In Double Bill
and Tale.
:i
By Hugh S. FuHerton Jr.
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Consider the plight of the Detroit
There will be at least six other
eight-oared crews, bowerer. in the
competition this Tear, represent
ing Great Britain. Germany, Prance, Tigers. After July 4, the traditional
Brazil. rew seaiann ana japan, xnis turning point 01 tne season, tne il
ls about as far-flung an entry as it eers were in second place, a good dls-
could be possible to gather from the tance behind the league leading New
nanes 01 tne worm anu snuuia. iur- Yore Tanxees and witn a very sum
nish an interesting regatta. -margin over a couple of rivals but
Kowtne. in fact, aitnouzn a new &tlll to all annearances the best team
sport for Southern California fan- m'the western section of the league.
dom, has arawn a Digger advance Todar thev are filth, and Cleveland's
sale at the Olympic ticket offices Indians have usurped their place as
than any otner events except inc me outstanding western ciuo.
trade sports and football demon-; Since July fourth Detroit lost 13
8 trail on. . out of 22 games In a disastrous road
I tour and yesterday they took it on
BACK DOOR ENTRIES f the chin twice as they opened their
There's more than one way to home stand against the Athletics.
get Into the Olympic games, as a The A"s had little or no trouble
number of athletes demonstrated. pounding Whitehall. Goldstein and
Harvard's Euzene (P-ed) Record wyatt tor 17 hits and a 13 to 8 vic-
falled to make the American track tory In the opener, then came back
team in either of the l urdles but oenind KUDe waioerg to taKe tne sec-
moved into the Olympic Tillage, ond. 4 to 0, despite some excellent
nevertheless, as a member of the pitching by Buck Marrow. Tiger
eastern football squad, gathered for rookie.
the demonstration ntgnt game witn a cieveiana ins iwo
western all-star team. ' Cleveland held Its virtual tie with
George Theodoratus of the Ofym- the Athletics and reduced the New
pic club. San Prancisco, failed to York Yankees margin to seven games
qualify in the sbotput at Palo Alto by taking a double bill from the
but turned tip soon afterward wear- league leaders. 2 to 1 and 12 to 10.
Ing the colors 01 (Greece, aiong smeaa joney. 01 Boston, turned m
with a Southern California pole a neat hitting feat of a homer, two
vaulter, alike Cfalentzos who has doubles, a single and a walk In five
scored for S. C. in Intercollegiate visits to the platter as he led the
competition. j Red Sox to a 15 to 5 victory over
Boo rtau. oomnera tauiornia nis oia unicaeo teammates, wasn-
shotpntter who also was among tbe ing ton squared the series with the
"alsc rans" " tn the American try- . St. Louis Browns, winning the second
outs, turned in his Olympic creden- game 9-3 as Weaver and Marberry
ttals as a iootoan warrior. comoinea to give tne urowns only
- - j three hits.
FOOD MENACE T i-iraies Meal btiow
AU will be well with the Amert-' 4,1 ( h TB'
can Olympic wrestlers u tney oo ..wus ujc
not eat themselves out of their bilu J iu msi, minute
classes beforehand. Several of the decisions irom tne new iorK Planus,
grapplers reported so much over- , toj and 4 to 2 and increasing their
weight at the Olympic village tnai , M ; & ""'5a-
Bill" Strelt of Alabama, the team) wu.u Wu. B","Y 7: "1,MU
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Dated June 13th, 1932.
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manager.
on a diet.
Boston, losing a 2 to 1 decision to
Young Bob Brown but winning the
second battle with some heavy stick
work against Fred Frankhouse.
Brooklyn made it three straight
JAR VINES" TOO GOOD
Mnla nf 1 tola la haw IwnmA
i.tnn MitriaH ttvuit tha m prvarln a I
distances of the Jarelln throws ot over the St. Louis Card mals, 5 to 4,
Mttl Jarvlnen. the champion pln. as old Jack Quinn won his second vlc
nlsh spear-tosser. Jarvlnen is ex- o?, ,pl"h'ng , th?
pected to do better than 240 leet ! last ball In the first half ol the ninth
and outclass all rivals, Including , a tchlpg the Dodgere score the
the Scandinavian. winning tally an .Mickey Finn ? single
Mattl Is the youngest ol tne Jar- ! v.Ti. . - -
rtn.n Item ontv M m (NO. gMi'1-"" ... .w
the second among them to become
a world record-breaker. ,
GERMAN FIGHT
TEAM IN DRAW
IN MID-WEST
Larry Benton stopped a ninth inning
rally after giving only four hits In
th,e first eight frames. '
CHICAGO, July 28 fD Big blond
Helnrlch Kohlhaaa. bred In Muenster. .
occupied a place among uermany s
fistic heroes today.
The Teuton Olympic boxing team
lost four of the first seven matches
agathKt midwest amateurs fighting
for Chicago in soldiers riem last
night. Then In the heavyweight
class, tart to be decided. Kohlhaas
overwhelmed Dufy Dvoncrr. a sailor
from the Great Lakes naval training
station, and gained a draw for his
country over the evening's route.
His victory kept oermany s slate
In international matches clear of
defeat. The Germans left today for
Los Angeles to compete in the Olympics.
The mvacers won tne iirst tnree
matches on points with Werner
Spannagek Hans Zlglarskl and Josef
Scltlnkofer of Munich.
Henry Rothter. Moline. III., light
weight; Tony Sutton. Nichols, la.,
middleweight, and Adolph Walter of
Green Bay. Wis.. light heavyweight,
then putpotnted their rivals. The
home team took the edge when
Jolinny Phagan, Chicago negro wel
terweight, knocked, out Eric Campe.
Benin policeman, m tne. first
round of their bout,
A crowd of 45.000, largest ever to
witness amateur fights in America,
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