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Tuesday, January 16, 1934 GK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Page Three 1 !ri, iuta r.ii TfcacJ uaay or mj i miii ! we ' ibis'dil .' nren rlyk in Wild? (J Kill M Bth 'tue no ofi tte. ,.!' the ere to mi jk the o)ii sse i j.u. HUSKIES DEFEAT COUGAR TEAM IN PULLMAN 30-28 COAST CONFERENCE (Northern Division) j W. U. Pet. raamngton . ....... regon rash.' Stat , regon State ..... . laho . ....... 5 0 1.000 3 1 .667 3 3 .400 1 3 .333 0 4 .000 PULLMAN, Wash., Jan. 16 P) he University of Washington, lone ndefeated team in the .northern lvlslon, ran lte victory string to five lere last night, eking out a thrill- lacked 30-28 win over Washington itate college in the first overtime fame of the conference hoop season. The Cougars overcame a five-point iad to finish the first half In a 13 3 tie, and In the final session the uskJes duplicated the feat toy over omlng a like margin to puli up on ven terms at 26-all. Just -two sec- nds before the final gun Clyde Wag er, Husky center, was given a chance o put the game on ice with a free hrow, tout his try went wide, and the earns went into an overtime period. Wagner made up for his miss by looping in a backward goal in the ex tra session, and Captain Hal Lee llnched It with a pair of free tosses, early 4,000 fans saw the contest, the lrst of a two-game series. The sec d will ibe played on the same floor onlght. , Beavers to Open Season In 1935 In New Stadium PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. !! Ul Thomas L. Turner, owner of the ortland club of the Pacific coast mseball league, announced Monday he Portland team will open the 1935 eason in a new ball park with stands if steel and concrete. The new park and. stadium will be milt here by Ralph B. Lloyd, Los ingeles capitalist, Turner told the hamber of commerce members, for tm luncheon. The site of the new park has not een selected. Plans for the new tadtum are In hand, H. R. Drinker, Joyd's Portland representative, said. The Portland Beavers will train his season at Ventura, Cal., Turner aid, where Lloyd has large oil ln erests. . . Bell Resigns As Coach at Benson PORTLAND. Ore- Jan. 16 tVP) Clarence (Buster) Bell, ex-Oregon State fullback,' has resigned as Ben ton Tech football coach and will con tinue as instructor In physical edu cation. I His successor will probably 'be Ver non (Sklppy) Stivers, ex-Idaho quar terback who was Bell's assistant last H 1M ln ytWUitfMi OIPEK-COMRED WOOL MAKES CHIC ENSEMBLE PARIS W Copper-colored wool akes a chic ensemble worn bv Ma- lame Henri Llllaz, wife of the de puty from the Basses Pyrenees. The three-quarter-length coat is entirely fined wttv. squirrel; the simple frock jas a twisted leather belt of the same jolor. Hold your job! Don't get wrecked by ill health After these years of strain, you certainly don't wont to "crack" Just as things improve. 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TEAM FOR NAMPA TOURNEY With acceptances received from all six schools Invited to participate In the basketball tournament to be held at the Northwest Nazarene college gymnasium at Nampa January IB and 20, drawings were to be made the first of this week, Loren H. Basler, Col lege of Idaho coach who is promot ing the tourney, has announced. Six teams entered Include Albion Normal 'school, Gooding college, Boise Junior College, Eastern Oregon Nor mal school, Northwest Nazarene col lege and the College of Idaho. Coach Bob Qulnn will take a com paratively untried team to. represent E. O. N. In the first game, with just three days of practice, the Moun taineers were defeated by Boise Junior col lego 47 to 24. t Three more games,, oil last week end, prepared the Eastern Oregon Normal school team for its entrance Into the tournament. The Moun taineers , lost to Whitman- college Thursday night, and to Lewlston Nor mal school Friday and Saturday. 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' Starts Wednesday, Jan. 17 Isn't one single regular from last year's team and only three last year's substitutes. Only one of those, Worthier, Is a regular this year and he is playing Ills first year as a, reg ular member of the varsity, , The other two men from last year's squad are' Halvorsen, sub-center, and Richards, sub-guard.' ' Other men on the squads, all freshmen, Include Pet terson, Beers, Contain, Crawford, Baxter, McOully, Ragsdale and Wood ell. "Although my team lacks experi ence," Coach Qulnn says, "the boys are aggressive and will Improve very fast. . We expect to give any team a run for Its money In the tourna-. meut." . : i ODD FELLOWS INSTALL AT WALLOWA, ORE. The Odd Follows lodge No. 154, of Wallowa, 1 Installed the following of ficers at a meeting held Monday night: Ward Hescock. N. O.. Angel Metsopolus, V.Q., W. F. Poole, secre tary; John Thompson, treasurer: Roy Reed, warden: Spencer Trump, Inside Q.. Charles Hauprich, outside O., Cal Larm, R. 6. N. 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