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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, November 11, 1932 Southern California's Unbeaten Elevens Risk Their Records OREGON TACKLES Brushing Up Sports'. . . By Laufer TROJAN TEAM AT L A. SATURDAY Bruins of U. C. L. A. Playing Train-Weary St. Mary's Gaels, Non-Conference Eleven. BAN FRANCISCO. Not. U Southern California two unbeaten football team risk their recorda tn games with powerful opponenU thl weekend! drawing Pacific, roast grid to Loa Angeles, where both contest will be played. Tl University of Southern Calif- ornla Trojans will put their Pacific coaat conference co-leadership on the spot In Olympic stadium Saturday when they take the field against University of Oregon. The webieev have proved tough sledding for other conference teama this season, win ntng two games, tlelng one and losing one. They go to Ix Angeiea wun hopes of upsetting the favored Tro jans. In an Armistice day contest today, the University of California at Los Angeiea Bruins will take no chance with their position at the conference too. Dlarlng the train-weary St. Mary'a Gaels, non-conference eleven. The Gaels, with one stiff football game and more than 6.000 miles of travel behind them, are unaeraogs for the first time this year. The bay region's conference mem here. University of California and Stanford university, will draw long breaths Saturday one week before their annual "big game." The Card inals have scheduled the often-defeated California Aggies, while the Bears clash with University of Idaho In a conference contest they are ( x pec ted to win. Seattle's contribution to the con ference program will be the annual University of Washington-Washing ton State college battle. "Babe" Hol- Ilngbery a hard-hitting Cougars look ed good In handing California a 7 to 2 defeat earlier In the season but they had a tough tune with Idaho last week, scoring two touchdowns In a belated fourth-quarter rally to win ia-0. Jimmle Phelan'a Huskies, on the other hand, dropped a 7-6 decision to California but came back strong to whip Stanford 18-13. They are favored In Saturday's game. At Missoula Paul Schlatter's Oregon State college eleven Is expected to step Into the conference win column for the first time this season. The Leavers play University of Montana, also without a conference wtn to Its credit. CO.MPLBTKH WPRKOIX VOe ANGELES. Nov. 11 ifi Alter a week of serious defensive training and adjustment of offense, the Uni versity of Southern California football team turned to Its final workout for Its game with Oregon at the Olympic stadium tomorrow. The chief worry of the Trojans has been the problem of devising a suit able defense to stop the three out standing threats of the Webfoot back field. SCO-pound -Iron Mike" Mikulak. Stan Kostka, who weighs Sia pounCs and possesses great speed, and Mark Temple, a. triple threat star of the first water. With a strong and heavy forward wall In front. Coach Howard Jones expects to be troubled more than considerable by the Oreeon running plays. The game, he believes, may be the hardest test his sturdy line has had all season. Oregon arrives shortly before noon and will work out at tbe Olympic stadium tn the afternoon. It Is the prayer of the Webfoot followers that thje prevailing warm weather will have vanished by tomorrow. A torrid day would be a distinct advantage to the Trojans. X w Dorais is Using McCracken As A "Pinch Hitter" fly the AsorUled frew Detroit Earl McCracken. Detroit's MO-pound back, ts ready to assure VUlanova and alt other opposing play ers who haven't run up aeainsl him yet. that he ts by no means fragile. Ho has played little but that Is be es Uf be has a trick of putting a scoring punch Into his plays and Coach Gus Dorais prefers to send him In fresh when there is a chance foe a touchdown. Notre Dame. Ir.d "Hunk" Ander son. Notre Dame coach, predicts that tomorrow's battle between the "Irish" and Northwestern will be a tees. up long runs or successful pastes by the backs of either team will pre ably break up the game he says. Bloomlncton. lnd. Two players from Illinois. Eflnvr.ds and Sawlrki are expected to be In the Indiana backflem when the Hooslers line up for their game with Illinois. Both of them hall from Georgetown, 111. Columbus. Ohio Ohio State Is well satisfied with the team that beat Northwestern last week but the coaches are rather afraid of overcon fldenoe when their men face Pennsyl vania. The only ehar.se in the line up is planned sends Max Padlow In at end. Providence. R. I. Brown's sturdy football team not only boasts three sets of brothers but fire of the six are members of the first team. Cap tain Bill Oil bane and his brother Tom. Roland and LArry Brown and Dave Allen are regulars. John Allen, a halfback like Dave, la on the sec ond team. .;'Ji'."r iiiiroifV frU.THS WS ISAM MADE W ITS BRsT 3 6hMB Of 1932. StT WON'T HWE' A RcfgAlA. W HIS HMJ ftR A WEEK BtftS EWStGAME ft 1M WE SErSER 6tCA)5EffMtmrKE) Toc-v I Bid tvKZ ) JSC-N Y THE BKt, I ji f.lp" I Football Schedules, Nov. 12 TEAMS Princeton vs. Yale .., Syracuse vs. Colgate Cornell ts. Dartmouth Columbia vs. Brown .... Army vs. North Dakota State Harvard vs. Holy Cross Fordham ts. K. Y. V. Maryland vs. Navy . Wash. & Jeff. vs. Bucknell YV. Virginia vs. Wash. & Lee . Lehigh vs. Rutgers Temple vs. Fenn State , VUlanova vs. Detroit Amherst vs. Williams . Wesleyan vs. Bowdotn .... Boston 0. vs. Tufts EAST PLACE ... Princeton Syracuse Ithaca New York West Point Cambridge New York . Baltimore Washington (Pa.) Charleston Bethelehem Philadelphia , VUlanova Amherst -- Mtddletown 1931 Score 14-51 7-21 0-14 0. 7 . Boston .... I CENTRAL Notre Dame vs. Northwestern South Bend j Ohio State vs. Pennsylvania .. .Columbus E Nebraska vs. Pittsburgh . Lincoln -. - Michigan vs. Chicago ....Ann Arbor Wisconsin vs. Minnesota Madison , Illinois vs. Indiana .Champaign Iowa vs. Purdue Iowa City I own State vs. Oklahoma Ames Xnvies vs. Carnegie Tech Cincinnati Drake vs. Washington U. Des Moines S. Dakota vs. N. Dakota Vermilion JlCk' S. CIOTftASER A ft,Wl ANDSe H1L 0? BuTlER, fi-i ENTcREr, SSAM FROM ofTbSiie SiOBS AND CA4r - EOTri FFAT i A strive and Blamed eaw A XWHCH TkouT HAP 6t'ALUJiED Eoift SAJTS.,,.. BOCKY MOl'STAIN Colorado Col. vs. Colorado ....Colorado Springs Colorado Mines vs. Western State ..Oolden , Utah vs. Denver U. Salt Lake City WEST Washington vs. Washington State...... Seattle . Southern California vs. Oregon Los Angeles California vs. Idaho Berkeley Montana vs. Oregon State Missoula Stanford vs. Calif. Aggies Palo Alto Willamette vs. Pacific U . Salem Calif. Tech vs. Occidental Pasadena (night) SOUTHWEST College Station Columbia Southern Meth. vs. Arkansas Dallas St. Louis U. vs. Haskell St. Louis (night) Texas Aggies vs. Rice Missouri vs. Kansas .. 7- 0 0- 0 . - 0 6- 10 19- 0 12-26 12- 0 0- 0 7- 33 7- 0 0- 6 0- 0 0-40 13- 7 0-14 0-22 13-12 26- 0 6- 52 7- 17 0-19 48- 0 12- 0 S3- 0 18- 0 0-19 6- 7 0-13 7- 0 0-14 42- 6 NOTICE OK KALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under and by virtue of an Order of Sale as made by the County Court oi the bta'.e or Oregon lor union County and which -3aid Order was amy made and entered on the 9th day of November. 1932. directed to the undersigned as administrator of tlie estate of Ernest Thorson. de ceased, to sell the real estate belong lng to saw estatd, and aa hereinafter dc-jcrlbed. Now, therefore, the undersigned will sell from and after Monday. December 12th, 1932. at private sale and In whole or separate parcela to toe High est and beat bidder for cash or such terms as may be approved by the Court, that certain lands belonging to the estate of the said Ernest Thor- ioa. deceasc-d, and being described as follows, to-wlt: Lota 5. 8. 7 & 8. Block 21. River aid? Addition to La Grande. Un ion County, Oregon. Lou 1. 2. 3 & 4. Block 29. River side Addition to La Grande, Un ion County. Oregon. Lot 11, Lyman's Sub-dlvlslon of La Grande. Union County, Oregon-Lots 2, 3, 4 & 7 of Coggan's Second Addition to La Grande, Union County. Oregon selling the said lands at nrivate sale 1 under such terms as may be approved I by and subject to confirmation by the t-ounty uourt or the state of Oregon for Union County, and In the man ner provided by law. All bids to be made to the trader, signed at La Grande, Union County, Oregon. L. L. SNODGRASS. Administrator of the Estate of Ernest Thorson, deceased. Nov. 11. 18 25. Dec. 2, 9. Oklahoma City U. vs. Phillips . Georglr. Tech rs. Alabama Auburn vs. Florida Oklahoma City SOl'TH Atlanta "Spinner" Traced Back to 1924; Harrassed Fullback the Inventor N. Carolina State vs. Duke Kentucky vs. Tulsne j Centenary vs. Louisiana State . j Mississippi vs. Sewanee j Davidson vs. N. Carolina ; S. Carolina vs. Purman Vanderbllt vs. Tennessee ' ! V. P. I. vs. Virginia 1 Richmond vs. V. M. I. Montgomery Raleigh ..Lexington Shreveport -Oxford -.Davidson -Greenville . Nashville Blacksburg ..Richmond 12-13 14- 0 0- 7 0-20 27- 0 7-21 0- 0 7- 0 Tale with being the first guard to nallng system. In his book printed pull out of the line and lead the In- back In 1905 he describes a spiral trff.rfnce This gm hflrlc In lftSf) nass wri.rh WAS nmbsblv tha ftrftt CHICAGO iA The "spinner" play. ! smear the back When he Saw this nrf wa flr. nwrf In th. V!.P-.!nr. j nuhllrttv o-lven tn Int. Ivne rtf n In recent years one of the most popu- j play coming. , ,on gam(, piaved Thanksgiving day, . lar backfleld maneuvers In football, j Tbe Tech right end succeeded In i Nov. 27. 1890. ' ; KEMfLMBFRS HEFFELFiNGER was discovered quite by accident, rays : carrying out his assignment. The willism H Lewis of Harvard was! t'-. t,. iv Judge Walter P. Steffen, Chicago jur-! Jeff fullback got the ball from cen- the first center that he saw use the ball "AM. Weyand capltaln of West and''5onlmun-t!r --cl" o Car- j ter .whirled halfway around to his roving style of play on defense. Point's 1915 team, 'refers to one of negle Tech. , right and looked for the wlngback. Alonzo Slazz. however, stated in rv nm.. n,.n. ,-. p.... nw. . Steffen quarterbacked some of the But that Individual was still flat on his book some vears ago that he fniinn- University of Chicago teams early j the ground. employed a loose center when he ; -m the Princeton game. (Tale's) In the century and Is considered! &l tb fullback, with what Steffen was coaching at Springfield in 1890., great guard. Heffelfinger. was used one of the Maroons' all-time heroes, i ----- commendable mental agility. Georee Woodruff of Pennsylvania . to come out of the line to head the In 1924. the Judge recalls, he was i nP-eel his turn, bead down, and is credited with inventing the guards interference. In this manner Mc preparlng his Tech team for a game ! ntfr ' ,hf Ilne- back formation and of using smash- ! clung scored four touchdowns and with Washington and Jefferson. The ! "n,men b,ul drifted to their left to tug ends with the center backing up Morrison made a 70-yard run for Presidents had a fast lelt wlngback i M,op ,he ,CIptcted rererse ,he the line. i another." whose specialty was taking the ball ' Plun11--? fullback found practically j ;- i Ralph D. Paine, the author, was a on a reverse from the fullback and ( onc ln hls acd ronP1 STAGO'S INTENTIONS i substitute on the 1890 Tale team, going around right end.' i rar!to t?u5hl0Tn' .. ! a .,., h.. mnMh,.M 'J. ' Princeton's captain was Edgar A!- the state of Maryland and one of Tech scouts reported the win- tl .. w". .i!manv Innovations to the eame as. n l8ter a"orney general of ick betmred his intentions bv ' Z? LZr Z, "wi". -Ihf not more than, anv other coach. ' tn state ol Maryland and one o shifting his feet on this pHy. so ; plan and aittlT ' beTbulTd-f He 18 E ' " "V"? WS Steffen exhorted his leap acirva the scrimrnace CUE TOURNEY UNDER WAY IN SAN FRANCISCO rlcht end to .... . . first turk In ISM nlavn 1T wun tne jigers. w.irt.r p:aj arouna ix spinner - , x. h th.t uice line and ! Idea. i with the ends back of the line. He I " ' tbe same Tear that . i was also one of the first to employ - - - the pnnciple of the shift. 1 6' won ea5lly bT Midship- Gus Copulas. Eugene. Ore, defeat- i He was one of the first, if not the ' mcn- ArTnT'a ,eam 115 'lrs, Joe Hall. Saa Francisco, 50 to jirst, to use the double pass with '. organized and captained by Dennis SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11 if John Pittpatrick of Seattle dropped from amcng the undefeated players ln the western sectional three-cushion bil liard championship here yesterdav as he lost two games. Walker Cochran. Los Anse'.es. for mer national champion. Jay Boreman. Vallcjo, and Charles Jordan. Holly wood, remain undefeated. : tbe forward pass. A few years ago Michie who was killed ,at San Juan ed 33 tn 62 innings. Boreman defeated Plopatrlck 50 ' he" developed a flanker play" and this I HU1 ln 011 ta m who memory to 41 m 51 innings. i year he has a very Interesting back-: P1 dlum stands at West Hal! defeated Cliff Jones. Los An-, field shift that Is original with him. geles, 50 to 42 in 68 Innings. (Point. Glenn Warner Is credited with first uing the crouch start, the clip- ITALY RECORDS ALL HORSES aasl . t Sport Slants t Itv Alan J. Cotlhl ( AKa-s!.taVii 11MC Rnnrfc Pifrwi i " " K' ' I PWJtbAU'S eminent ttitiran anrl 4S tn M Inrlncs. pa . cntxiits Walter Hpffplf inwr f ! tb etrt tn rpru imT, tc-. wing-back f'ormtlons and the modern i ROM? -1 department re-revcrse-s quires birth and death certificates for Fleming H. Tost has oticinated i horss m 1,u5r' PlS many plavs that are now commonly i uac " evrT tar Dt used in football. Back ln 1901 be 01 - Fa""" ,o hors used a back ln the same way that ' brtnf P111"" 'f " Jf reTew M the "tail-back" Is used these days. He has always used, off and on in the cas of lack of record on hu- man beings. HUSKIES DOWN STANFORD FIND IT HERE Coy tat this Cotmm mw h Im by 9 a. wtm CITATION IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OP OREGON FOR VUIOT COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza beth Burke, Deceased. To: William Burke, Mrs. M. R. Gaffney, E. J. Burke, Thomas Burke, and to all other persons unknown. It any such there be, heirs of Elizabeth Burke, deceased. GREETING: IN THE NAME OP THE STATE Or OREGON: You are hereby command ed to appear within 28 days from the date of the first publication of this citation, to show cause, if any exists. wny the order of sale should not be made as prayed for in the petition or the administrator on file herein. i asking for an order to sell at private i sale, for cash or credit upon such j terms &3 the Court may prescribe, the following described real property 'of said estate, situate within the City jof La Grarde, Union. County, State of Oregon, to-wlt: Commencing at a point on the West line of Lot 3 in Block 111. of Chaplin's Addition to the Town of La Grande". 55 feet from the Southwest corner of said Lot 34, running thence in a Northeasterly j dlrecUcu along the line of said i Lot 27 fet; thence at right ! angles to said last mentioned line ln a Southeasterly direction 120 feet to the East line of Lot 31 in sa3 Block-111: thence in a Southwesterly direction on the line between said Lot 31 and Lot 30 in said Block lllt 271 feet; thence at right angles' to said last mentioned line in a Northwester ly direction 120 feet to the place of beginning: also a tract of land described as follows: Commenc ing at the Northeast corner of Lot 31 running 27 feet in a Southerly direction along the East line of said lot; thence at right ancles to said line 12 feet In a Westerly direction, thenc? at right angles 27 feet in a Northeasterly direc tion to the alley, thence 12 feet along the alley ln an Easterly di rection to the place of beginning, all being ln Block 111, Chaplin's Addition to La Grande. Oregon. You are further notified that said petition for the sale of the real prop, erty of the estate of Elizabeth Burke, deceased, will come on for hearing before the above entitled Court on Monday, the 12th day of Decembet. 1932. at the hour of ten o'clock a. ru in the Court Room of the above en titled Court at La Grande, Oregon. Issued by order of the above en titled Court entered November lOia. 1933. WITNESS my hand and the seal of sid Court affixed this 10th dav of A Charming Suite in the Higher Grade ' BEDROOM FURNITURE Bed, Vanity and Chiffonier in Beautifully Blended Walnut Veneers A SUITE combining many of the finer details of craftsmanship that will instantly appeal to the most discriminating taste. Bed has fluted posts with maple overlay on panels; chiffonier with dust-proof drawers and finished interiors; vanity has large size French plate mirror. All three pieces in walnut veneers exquisitely matched CFIQ for only i)DO lO Dresser, if desired, may be had for $21.75 Credit Terms Gladly Arranged Fitzgerald Furniture Co. Successors to Carr Furniture Co. November, 1932. First publication November 11. 1932. Last publication December 9, 1932. U. G. COUCH, County Judge. ATTEST: C. K. MCCORMICK, Clerk. By C. L. GRAHAM. Deputy. Nov. 11, 18, 25. Dec. 2. 9. NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL AC ('Of NT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Administratrix ol the estate of Anna Anderson, deceased, has filed her final account herein and th County Court has fixed Monday the 21st day of November, 1932, at th hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon thereof, as the time for the hearing of objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. HULDA ANDERSON, Admlnistratris. of the estate of Anna Anderson, de ceased. ROBERT S. EAKDT. West-Jacobson Building. La Grande. Oregon, At torney for Administratrix. Oct. 21, 23. Nov. 4, 11, 18. Banta, attorneys at law, Sommer Building, Baker, Oregon, duly verified within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at North Powder, Oregon, this 28th day of October, 1932. CHARLES rSENCERBOX, Guardian of the Person and Estate of E. J. Sencerbox, an incompetent person. First Publican: Oct. 28. Last Publication: Nov. 25. Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 11, 18, 23. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that E. J. Sencerbox was duly adjudged to be an incompetent person and ths undersigned was duly appointed guar dian of th? person and estate of the said E. J. Sencerbox, on the 23rd day of September. 1932. by order of the County Court of Union County. Ore gon, and that he has duly qualifier as such: all persons having claims against the estate of the said E. J. Sencerbox are hereby notified to pre sent the same to the undersigned at t he office of Hallock. 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JaM le- ln$ oirrhaulett aftrr a rua NOTICE On Pi-id r evening at S o'clock at the Sacaj-e bill room will be held It public met tin? t whicn time wiH 1 be presented for tout cor.; tfrm tion j plan (or fin arte 11 institution for L Grande which vtil insure ywir jeheefcinc acunt and a fuaractee of 'your deposit therein, t Th plan haa been dereioed after jdi-NTUNUon witn business men, la ! rera. and baniter t who n tiH open jK buaitel and carrie tre endorse Intent of socie very straight triinkme ' men. Full dscuKH. fc inritM. j O. M. BYRKIT. 11-10-2 tp QX THIS ARMISTICE DAY, fourteen years after its initial celebration, there is a vital need for that same unselfish patriotism which won the World War patriotism which is based on confidence and faith in the future of our nation, and which is translated into determined action in the service of our fellow men. Carry on! La Grande Milling Co. Manufacturers of FEDERATION and PLUESTEM FLOUR
