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Monday, -November 27, 1933 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three STANFORD WILL PLAY ROSE BOWL GAME NEW YEAR'S By Russell J. Newtnnu BAN FRANOI6CO, Nov. 37 VPI Toward football- battlefields across the continent Stanford turned today for tne opponent It will lace New Year's day In Pasadena In the Rose Bowl clamlo that annually comes closest to determining the country's mythical football champion. Preliminary steps In the negotia tions to select a representative team from the eastern half of the nation found the ' undefeated and untied elevens of Princeton and Army as those unofficially favored In. a list that includes Michigan and Duke universities. , While those In charge prepared to weigh the claims of outstanding pros pective opponents, Stanford students continued their Jubilee over the 7-3 win from California that earned the Cardinals a tie with Oregon for the conference title. Both Stanford and Oregon com pleted the conference schedule with four wins, one' defeat and no ties. Stanford, however, defeated Southern California, 13-7, whereas Oregon lost to Southern California, 26-0. Ore gon State also finished Its confer ence with only one defeat but was " tied once. Southern California has one conference game to play, against Washington, Dec. 9, but Is expected to win that contest to end up with a record that includes one defeat and one tie. In the only other conference gome 'Saturday Washington State defeated Washington 17-6. In a non-conference encounter University of Califor nia at L"s Angeles fell 22 to 14 be fore St. Mary's. A Thanksgiving day game will see Washington State and the University of California at Los Angeles Bruins wind up their conference schedules. Other teams, except Washington and Southern California, have completed theirs. , Oregon and St. Mary's will meet in their annual game, Thursday in San Francisco, while Idaho will pair off with Gonzaga at Spokane in another interesting encounter. Conference standings: W. L. T. Pr.Ag. Stanford .'. 4 1 0 68 23 Oregon - 4 1 0 45 29 Southern Col 3 1 1 72 16 Oregon State 2 1 1 25 13 ' Wash.. State 3 2 1 50- 60 California 2 2 2 61 19 Washington 3 3 0 64 62 Idaho 1 4 0 24 77 U. O. Ii. A 0 3 1 0 20 Montana - 0 4 0 20 78 Sport Slants By Alnn J. Gould The balance of All-America foot ball power remains in the Middle i West,, whether or not the East and s,.Soiith like, lt,pr.the For jWes pares, to admit it. ; This situation seems fair enough, for the lntersectlonal record of the teams scattered over the plains from the Alleghenles to the Missouri Val ley Is as good this year as anything we have ever noticed. They must have the talent. The Big Ten Is tho "toughest league" in college fotball, the Pacific Coast conference included. There are no set-ups In the Big Six or among a dozen other teams of the "Inde pendent" class, such as Detroit, Mich igan State and Marquette. The only door-mat among the big mid-western teams this year, strangely enough, Is Notre Dame, but even this Is no sign of Inherent .weakness or a sudden lack of man-power. West Lands Linemen The Far West this year emphasizes its line play, especially among the California "Big Three." The North west's answer to this is that Stanford, California, U. O. L. A. and Southern California have no ballcarrles of the calibre of Mlkuluk and Temple of Oregon or Bed Franklin of Oregon State. In the South, the backs have been getting most all of the ballyhoo that has not otherwise 'been concentrated on Duke's great tackle, Freddie Craw ford. Grant and Key of Georglc, Roberts and Bryan of Tulane, Howell of Alabama, Feathers of Tennessee, Kercheval of Kentucky, Dixon of Vanderbilt and Earl Clary of South Carolina who can also claim the distinction of coming from Brian Bell's home-town of Oaffney have been grabbing the headlines in Dixie. The East, too, has been notewor thy manly for its backficld produc tion, including the whole Army back field and Individual stars like Dan owskl of Fordham, Lasslter of Yale. Montgomery of Columbia, Clark of Dartmouth, LeVan of Princeton and Randour of Villanova. Beating Bark No matter whether the corn grow ' ers of the Hawkeye state are staging a come-back or not, the University of Iowa's football fortunes definitely have moved back Into the upper level this season. "The depression hit with its full force on that May morning in 1929 when Iowa's argument with the Western Conference became an open break and a matter of public record." recalls one of our Iowa scouts' "A lot of water has gone over the dam since then, however, and Ossie Solem took command and in his second year produced a team that has a vast majority of the commonwealth's population chinning about football on the street corner, the drug foun tain and the cigar store. "It lias all been a pleasant revela tion to the thousands of citizens who had all but forgotten football be cause of the situation at Iowa City. Somewhere the boys acquired new life, the old defeatism attitude was wiped out and along came Dick Crayne to give the club the required spark. Solem, of course, deserves the major share of the credit." All of which leads to the sugges tion that Captain Tom Moore, Iowa's center, and Francis (Zud) Scham mel, Iowa's right guard, are two of the main Individual reasons for the Hawkeye showing and two of the Big Ten's offerings In the All-America debate. CHAMP f 4 George Kelly, above, is tile new nnllonal pocket - billiard champion, clefentiiii; William Museum 125 to 9S In 29 Innings. Kelly Is u Philadelphia!!. TWO HIGH SCHOOL GAMES LINED UP FOR THANKSGIVING PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 27 P) Tho selection of Salem. High school's loot ball squad to contest In the annual Shrine benefit , grid game here Thanksgiving day against Washing ton High, winner of the local prep title, has met with popular approval hero and thousands are expected to attend the colorful event. .The decision to Invite Salem came after the Senators defeated Corvallia 13 to 0 Saturday, closing their reg ularly scheduled season and will bring together evenly matched teams, with but live pounds difference in the total storting lineup weights and practleally Identical offensive and de fensive records, . BEXD TO PLAY MEDFOUD With, announcement from Medford that the undefeated Bend and Med ford High school football teams will play at Medford Thanksgiving day, It appears that there is strong likeli hood of two strong claimants for the state championship the -winner of tho Medford-Bend and . the Salem Washington games. ry FIGHT CHAMPIONS TO BATTLE 'NEAR CHAMPS' DEC. 12 - THS CURIOUS WORLD - I at the liberty ? l.T""1rl i "nni 1 fsT-' r, I r " . "til I I I ? Itltl A one-night tourney of champions Vs. near champions will be offered by the local Fraternal Orders of Eagles In the SacaJ&wea arena Tuesday Tilght, Dec.. 12, Eagles officials an nounced today. ' For one night only, the big event will present the championslup win ners of the recent ring tourney here against the near champions as well as several special three-round bouts between star amateur fighters who did not appear on the Eagles big ring meet last week. HUTCHINSON SEEKS (JO WITH JIMMY CHAMILEK ' Declaring "Jimmy, and Adam Leighton both are real scouts, but Inasmuch, as both judges gave mo the decision over Leighton on the second night of last week's tour ney Jimmy should have fought me for the championship Instead of Adam," Lowell Hutchinson, bril liant amateur middleweight boxer of Union today was seeking a bout with, Jimmy Chandler on the ono nlght champions vs. near cham pions card at the Socajawea arena the night of Dec. 13. The referee misread, the letter H for the letter L and awarded Leighton the de cision over Hutchinson on tho second night of the meet. Big Stanley Bessey, winner of tho heavyweight title of the tourney, who may appear on the card, wants It understood that he is employed by Lloyd Pierce and -not Rep. Walter Pierce. Efforts were, being made today to sign Jimmy 'Chandler and Lloyd Hucchions for a bout on the bin, Dick Russell, who referced tli dis puted Lelghton-Hutchlnson . set-to, explained his version of the decision again today as he had done before. "One of the judges wrote only the Initial of who he thought won the Leighton-Hutchlnson bout. He claim ed lit was an H for Hutchinson, but it looked like a letter L to me and inasmuch as I believed the two Judges had disagreed I awarded the bout to Leighton by a oiose margin," Russell commented. A banquet for the amateurs who took part In the tourney last week is to be held one night this week, the date and place to be announced ARE NOT SEMI-CIBCLES. BUT COMPLETE CfiCL5 PWEVERE HIGH ENOUGH IN THE AIR WE COULD SEE THE ENTIRE CIRCLE ACHIEVED HIS GREATEST FAME SXTSs yEAGS t AFTES MS HE PREDICTED THE RETURN OF THE "HALLEV COMET FOR THE VEAR 1758. HIS PREDICTION WAS V6RIPIED, AND THE FACT ESTABLISHED THAT CERTAIN COMETS RETURN PERIODICALLV. . . BUT HALLEy DIED IN 1742.. THE MUSCLE WHH WORKS , J THE .WINGS OF A BIRD IS M jgu 71 HEAVIER THAN ALL THE OTHER 3C jtfjf 1 MO&CLES OF THE BIRO'S CtWj rfS BOPy POT TOGETHER. if v.v : ALTHOUGH scientists, have known for years that a rainbow was a complete circle, just as is the halo we occasionally seo around tho moon, it was not until 1927 that a human was priv JlegciOo see the entire circle. In June of that year, an airplane pilot witnessed the unusual spectacle. , later. Despite the fact that the big ring classic will feature near champions against champions, popular prices will prevail for the event. Les Show ers and Dick. Russell have ibeen. en gaged to manage the affair for the Eagles. Proceeds go Into the relief fluid of tho Eagles. , UNION FIGHT PANS BACK HUTCHINSON UNION, Ore., Nov. 27-Boxlng fol lowers of Union, ore supporting Low ell Hutchinson, this city's sensational middleweight amateur, as he seeks a match with Jimmy Chandler, winner of the middleweight crown of the tourney last week, on tho Dec. 12 card at La Grande. They are terming Hutchinson the "uncrowned" cham pion of last week's tourney. Many from here will attend the fight If held. A slums elimination program that has been adopted in England pro vides for the clearance of 210,000 houses and new quarters for 1,000,000 persons within five years. Eleven million quarts of small fruits are grown annually on Illinois farms for home usq and sale. TOMSCHEK LIKELY TO PLAY IN (JAME OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 27 W) The Oregon State football squad, work ing out here in preparation for .ts Thanksgiving day encounter with NebrnBkn, may present its widely ac claimed "Iron man" lineup at Lincoln. Coach Lon Stlner announced to day that Tomschek, regular left guard who has been out with injuries sev eral weeks and Pangle, husky block ing quarterback, probably will see ser vice, rounding out the "Iron men." Pangle has been suffering from in- I fluenza. Stlner said his crew would be "in almost first class shape" for the game. Production of photographic films will be begun in Czechoslovakia by a firm making plates and paper. Jacob Hagedon of Visalia, Cal., has raised cars of corn weighing two lbs. apiece. ' Quits Earldom For U.S. Ranch 0 , -f J'omp and powpr of the peerage ond a si'.n In the Krltlph House of Lords hove boon renounced I)- Christian Arthur Wollcsloy. fourth Earl of Cowley, for the pastoral happiness of a Nevada ranch. The earl, showp here with his wife, formerly a Reno nlpht club rheek ptrl. whom he marrieii last June, has applied for U. S. rltizenshipi after buy. Ing the Washoe valley ranch. M EN In FALK'S you will find a good supply of imported linens from Spain - China - Italy - Porto Rico - Maderia Czechoslo vakia and Ireland. Hand embroidered - hand blocked and hand drawn. Beautiful colored patterns down to snow white damask. BUY LINENS NOW. Linens purchased before the price raise enable FALK'S to give you these super values. Replacement cost is much higher. Snow White Damask TABLE LINENS Size 68x104 All Linen Only $4.50 Fine - Colored Table LINENS Colored Check - Assortment of colors. Size 50x50 $1.50 Linen TABLE SETS Colored Borders Napkins to Match $1.95 & $3.50 Li Colored Bridge Luncheon SETS Napkins -t Q to Match $1.1. if And a fine gift table of acces sories to dress up the table. LA GRANDE'S BETTER STORE rlght.vTogether they ore a riot.' Others In the ca&t, each or them in a superb portrayal, are Barbara Weeks, Buaan Fleming, John Arledge, Maldel Turner, Edward Pawley and Joseph. Bauers. Health El Brcndcl thinking that Walter: Catletl is fit to be tied one of the scenes in the new Fox comedy, 'JOtaen') iij; .Moment" In "Olson's Big Moment." the new Fox film that opens tomorrow at the. Liberty theatre, El Brenclcl 1b elevated from the position of a supporting comio to that of principal performer. If this plcturo is an example of what tho Scandinavian comedian can do on his own, then wo want more pic-' tures with him In the featured part. "Olscn'n Big Moment" la a definite contribution to the now deal In side splitting entertainment. Cost In the role of an innocent Jan itor who is caught up in a mess of romance, racketeering and advonturo, Brcndcl gives a sterling performance, Ho shows doflntteiy that his years of experience as a comic on tho stago and on tlio screen have iborno fruit. With lilm in this film is Walter Oat lott, no mean comedian in ills own . $. 8$4$$$444i$ 1IEWAUH OK KICKKTS . As tho winter season approaches and the days become shorter and colder, and. outdoor lifo mors re stricted, man becomes increasingly predisposed to tho development of rickets. , Rickets Is a seasonal disease which begins to lncreaso In the foil and bo comes more widespread and more serious in winter. Rickets Js a constitutional disease and may affect an Individual In vary ing degrees, from a mild, almost Im perceptible Xorm, to the serious and pathetio type seen In those neglected children with square heads, de formed chests and curved bones. Fortunately, we but rarely see the serious or aggravated forms of rickets. On the other hand, the mild form of rickets affects a very large proportion of children. The prevalence of rickets Is the more regrettable because It Is so easily prevonted. By the generous uso ot foods or medicines contain ing vitamin D, rlokets may be pre vonted and cured. The standard preventive and cura tive agent tor rickets Is cod liver oil. ... r , In tho present-day cod liver oil the offensive qualities have been re duced to a minimum, and the oil has been rendered almost odorless and tastoless. Most ot the cod liver oils available are of a standardized strength and are certified to by the American Medical association.- Some ot the products available are fortified with vlostcrol, an artificially produced vitamin D. Beginning aftor the first month of life, the doss for the young child should consist of three drops of pure refined oil three times dally. This dosage should be lncresed gradual ly, so that by tho time the Infant is three months old, it is receiving one and a halt teaspoons daUy. In addition to receiving cod liver oil or some other vitamin D-contaln- . ing substance, the ohlld should also be kept out of doors as much as possible, its arms and legs should be dally exposed to the direct rays of the sun. EAGLES WILL . 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