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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1934)
ursdaJnrtary 11, 1934 XX GRANDE BURNING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE, " CHANGED LINEUP TO TAKE FLOOR 1 ON E. 0. N. TEAM Working out a new combination which lie hopes will give ttw team additional defensive strength, Ooach Boo Qulnn JeXt here about 1 o'clock Mils afternoon with 10 Mountaineer basketball players on a three-day road trio. Tonight the E. O. N. team play rruiuiuui vuuege Bl WSJia WalUl, BTJ tomorrow and Saturday nights the squau win meet Lewlston Normal school at Lewlston, Ida. Qulnn has shifted Worthiey, guard, snd Crawford, guard. t.n fnmmi sitlons, working them with ConkUn, comer, ana aeers and Petterson, guards, during this week, with im proved results. Baxter rnirt jrn,u forwards who saw some action against noise junior college last week, are otrorur offensive men but v, rc v....- been lacking in defensive play, and wjwi coueges generally using the man-to-man defense, It relegated them from the starting lineup for the time being. If the combination Qulnn has now doesn't work to his satisfaction, he Is planning further changes next week. Woodell, centor of the L. H. 8. team last year. Is playing as center and guard position; Kalverson Is do ing likewise, and Ragsdale Is the tenth member of the travelling squad. . Qulnn was hot very optimistic of any victories on this week's trip, but . was expecting his squad to get some Valuable experience that will stand his players In good stead later In the Son of llio Fc.t Union Hi Team Defeats Powder Cagers21tol8 UNION (Special) The basketball game played between North Powder , and Union Tuesday evening was evenly matched and resulted in a victory for the Bobcats 21 to 18. The Union team had many shots for the basket that just rolled outside. Both quintets have some strong players and give promise of developing into real teams before the season ends. The lineups: Union (31) (18) North Powder South (5) P (4) Myers Renter J (8) Lilian) Cllne C... (4) Hutchinson . Anderson (1) O (4) Henderson Hudson (2) a West Baxter (1) .J3 Ferguson Miller (2) B Atterbury Kohler S Right to Jaw Wins For Cox, Wrestler (VA Kvcry Inch a 1?nHmd, t;a . lant Print!, first fo;tl t:i ihQ f,i motts Gallant Fx H hU ' groomed ni the" Jlelali Slttd to . follow In (lie footsteps n Ml illustrious sire. Hero a closeun of the "HtIy two-yoar-oUt ioH( by Gallant Fox out ot Marv Christmas, .taken at Aque duct U I. PORTLAND, Ore., Jim. 11 (fF) A hard right to the Jaw decided last , night's main event wrestling match 1 t thei.auditoriuin,,. hero ..atter, , on-., Ahiiheftmimf: wna mfirln thn.it nn'v hit- Ing and choking were tabu for the final fall. 1 Ted Cox, 310. Lodl, Cal., was win ner over Pat Reilly, 200, Boston, nfter each had taken a fall with elbow jabs to the Jaw end body presses. Jim Lookrvbaugh, football coach at Capitol Hill high. Oklahoma City, whose charges defeated Harrison Tech of Chicago In an lntersectlonal game, has lost only 15 games in 06 starts. Sport Slants By Alan J. (J on Id In the full spirit of good cheer and optimism, still teeling the glow no doubt of their achievements in 1933, the New York Giants look for ward to the new season with every confidence in their ability to stay where they are on the major league baseball peak. The altitude, far from going to the heads of Bill Terry and his com panionable y&ung men, seems to have Imbued them with a stimulat ing eagerness to be tip and at em again. They prefer playing baseball to resting on their laurels. Many of them plan to beat the starting gun that sounds the call to spring train ing. Opening day cannot come too soon, to Judge from the winter re ports received at headquarters on. Forty-secend street. Manhattan, "There is a team spirit manifest in this Giant outfit that is remark able," comments Jimm Tiemey, the club secretary and a former school teacher whose i prsonal enthusiasm throughout sthe 1833 season was equal to that of any youngster on the. club. "They do not think there was any fluke about what they did and feel they will be even better next season." An incident or the winter season, unimportant in itself perhaps; never theless illustrates the spontaneous habits of Biondy Ryan, the cheer leading shortstop of the Giants and real sparkplug of the world champ ions. It seems there was- occasion for Tlerney to send Ryan a routine let ter, addressed in the usual way, about Page Five Cor. Washington WE and Cedar DELIVER Phone: Main 759 SNOWDRIFT The Nationally Known and ; Nationally Famous SHORTENING POUND ' 2 LBS. 3 LBS, 19c 37c 53c WASHING POWDER NUBORA, The Ideal 29c PKG. Cove, Oregon Prunes 4 lbs. 25c Arizona . Grape Fruit 6 for 25c BEEF ROAST 8c lb 1 Good Tender Cuts Imperial Valley . Cal,r?,r5 HEAD rrt CARROTS P w LETTUCE 5c Per Bunch BANANAS Ripe and Finn. 4 lbs. 25c Best Grade, 1000 Sheet Toilet Tissue 4 Rons 25c TILDEN SWAMPS ' VINES IN ELY'S DEBUT AS A PRO By Ga.vle Talbot NSW YORK. Jan. Jl wv-Take the word of H. EUswortii Vines Jr., who sampled the jold msatWs lire (or three sets lest night, the greatest tennis player In thsr works at 'the mo meut Is Bill Tilden, 41 years old and spry. .. "There Isn't a man In the game, amateur or professional who would stand a ohance against him in match play," declared the convinced 'Elly' alter Tllden had taken him over the humps by scores of 8-6. 6-3, 8-3, In Vines debut as a professional at Madison Square Garden. "Fred Perry of England and Jack Crawford of Australia? He'd beat either of them easy. I know about! what they can do, and I know what he did to me. . "I thought I'd faced some services) hut that first ball of Bill's has th others backed off the boards," said the 23-year-old Oallfornian. almost reverently. "It was at me before I .knew It, and how It twtetedl" He didn't exaggerate. A few min utes before the crowd of nearly 17, 000 that packed the Garden had sat amazed as Vines, a great national champion only two years ago. Had tried desperately to stem Bill's thunderous service by bracing tooth; nanus on n.o ismjuei. o'b couldn't keep it In the court. . After the main go. Vines and Rich- arts came back to trim Tllden and Prank Hunter In a doubles match, 6-1, 6-0. Imbler Drive In " Last Half Brings Win Over Elgin . IMBLER (Speeds!) The toiler High school continued Its string ot wins Tuesday w4th a double victory over Slgin. The girls werts victorious In a preliminary fcy one point, 13 o is. In the boys' gum, ttw Sgui eager started with a rush whscii seemed to completely bewilder the local boys and were ahead at the end of the first quarter, S to a. The halt ended 13 to 6 with Bgitt atlll ahead. Im bler came back strong after the half, running the score up to S& U 14 as the third parted ended, , Rial score was 59 to 18. The whole Imbler team proved offensive threats with every, regular scoring at least four points, Irabler (38) i ( Hgitt McCoy (6). .J (6) Phlppen Pratt (B) ....Ji (6) Knezevic.. Crouser (4) ,.,,C Bumgardnsr MeKinnls () mO.: Heyduck Fowler (?) C (1) Oooe Riswojd .....S . ... , GUN TEAM CLIMBS A NOTCH HIGHER some item of business. A night or two later, around 3 a, m the club secretary was awak ened by the telephone's ring. The operator said there was a telegram for him, marked very Important. Would he take It right away? By now somewhat alarmed, Tlerney hastily aroused himself and took the wire. " . It was from Biondy, It read: "Why the formality. What have I done?" No one talks very long about the Giants without bringing up the sub ject of Carl Owen Hubbell. What a guy and what a pitcher! They no longer hesitate to compare the si lent Oklahoman ,wUh the great Mathewson. . ? ' "There's one job of plncb-pltchlng ' he did last season that I will never, .forget," says Tlerney. "It wasnt In! the world series but was during a particularly critical stage of the season. "Carl came into the game with the bases full and none out. He made- the first putout at the plate easily on a slow roller to the box. He forced, the next man to hit Into the dirt but the ball squirted along the third, base line. Neither Verges nor Ryan could get to the ball and It was up to Hubbell. He raced over to get the ball as the runner tore toward the plate. "There was not time enough for him to whirl and make the throw. .As.Jkv, leaned over, without the slightest hesitation, he thfew the ball' between his legs to Mancuso tor the force-out. The third man popped out. The rifle team from the La Grande Oun club entered in the Northwest Rifle associaUou telegraphic shoot sponsored by the Spokesman-Review broke even In last Friday's compe tition. It was announced today when tabulation, of. scores was completed. Shooting a 1338 score, the club scored a win over Eator.viile, but lost to Dalkehs, with !S43. Tin gives the La Granders two victories and four losses for a percentage ot -S3 3 and puts the club In a tie with Odes sa for fifth place in the "0" division. The local score was as follows; Prone .Sit, Stand. Total H. P, Greer OS S3 TO 373 Ross Perry .... 98 93 79 388 O. S. HeadIey-100 SI, 74 355 Ous Mortier.... m 9 93 368 O. Krakead .... 99 as 73 360 ELMER BROWN TO BATTLE BRITON HERE ON JAN. 19 Bmer "Buza" Brown, the latest Portland flstlo sensation, will make his debut In Id Grande on Friday, Jan. 19, it was announced today by Martin Fitzgerald and Leo McCarthy, promoters. Brown will swap punches with Jackie Briton, the Seattle flash, who fought a draw recently with AM Is rael. A seml-windup of six rounds and three four-round tbduta will support the headline events. . The promoters expect one of the largest crowds ever seen at the Sac& iawea arena, where the bouts will he staged. Woman Cue Artist Retains Her Title CHICAGO. Jan. 11 W Turning hack the challenge of the same Chi cago school teacher for the second successive year, ' Mrs, Oertrude Me Bvoy of New York Is still the wo men's national pocket billiard champion. I 1 Son Francisco Open Tourney Under Way SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, It mTh& nation a leading golf professionals, with fow exceptions and most of C&i Ifornla'a ranking amateurs teed off today in the fourth, annual - San. Francisco national match vV-.f open tournament on & five-day fairway trek over the Lake Merced course. Send to Tour Fur Trimmed COATS For Mid-winter CLEANING Our process safelv cleans and re stores new life to yowgatment, ODORLESS DRY " ". ' CLEANERS- - UOT "Washington " ' . '. Mala WI WHEN YOU'RE HEALTHY YOU'RE HAPPYI The blame for "bine" day can be laid often to common constipation. It "may bring loss of appetite and energy, sallow and pimply tklnt, even serious illness. Correct it by eating a delicious cereal. 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