La Grande Opens Basketball Season With Narrow Win Over Union
La Grande beat Union High 13 to 8 in a fast, closely fought opener at the rink. Union’s Ed Lewin shone with smart floor work while La Grande’s Bolton led scorers and controllers, as both teams showed needed improvement in shooting and team play the officials Henderson and Currey called a clean contest.
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la Grande
Anappy Union High School
Union
Ed. Lewin
Mullin
Farley
Hesse
Hall
G. Lewin
Turter
E. Lewin
Bohnenkamp
Frits Lottes
Russell Ralston
Lee Reynolds
Cecil Bolton
Ralston
Bolton
Reynolds
Henderson and Currey
Frank Earla
First Team Is Picked On Showing Made Last Night
Coach Carrath selects the varsity from last night’s display naming Olive Massee Crista Love Anna Top Rath Conner Anna Bacon Elva Green with Ida Billings as sub forwards and center. The lineup was announced today.
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Carrath
Olive Massee
Crista Love
Anna Top
Rath’ Conner
Anna Bacon
Elva Green
Ida Billings
Girls’ tryouts thrill coach with close 10–9 game
Coach Carruth praised the Friday tryout where Olive Masses Ruth Conner Zoe Bragg Hilda Anthony Ida Billings Florence Stanfield Anna Top Calista Love Anna Bacon Elva Greene Serena Rohan competed. Captain Bacon’s side won ten to nine, as teams remained evenly matched and players battle for regular squad spots amid keen competition.
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Carruth
Keen
L. F. Olive Masses
R G. Ruth Conner
R. F. Zoe Bragg
L. G. Hilda Anthony
C. Ida Billings
Florence Stanfield
C. Anna Top
L. F. Calista Love
R. G. Anna Bacon
R. F. Elva Greene
L. G. Serena Rohan
Captain Bacon
Interpretation of Rules and Athletics News From La Grande
A compilation of early basketball rule interpretations and local sports notes. It covers legal play steps for standing or moving players, a dog roundup in Teleca set, Blue Mountain Association gym work in new quarters, Hamilton joining Silverthorn's drug store, and Jack Johnson workouts plus European fight plans.
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Blue Mountain Association
R. B. Hamilton
Burns
Oregon
Silverthorn’s
Hamilton
la Grande
Local hoops and shoots spark city sports week
Local sports sections note a fair basketball official at Union, praise fast clean play, and predict strong action next week as three department shooting events open near the hospital. La Grande faces stiff coed competition for hoops while L. D. S. plans a Union game and Cove visit, with MIA seeking Baker City.
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Thin City
Conrad
Waldo Geddes
Union
Cove
Baker City
Fraternal Lodge and Society Meeting Notices
Local fraternal and charitable groups publish their regular meeting times and invitation notices. F and AM 1 La Grande Lodge No 41 meets first and third Saturdays at 7 30 p m with JOhn S Hodgin and A C Williams chairing. Other groups listed include REBEKAH Crystal Lodge No 69 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crogs Lodge No 27 and WOODMEN OF THE WORLD La Grande Lodge No 169 together with O ES and W M A chapters and camps inviting visiting members to attend.
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la Grande Lodge No
John S. Hodgin
W. M
Rebekahs
Crystal Lodge No
I. C. C. F. Hall
Anna Alexander
N. G
Jennie M. Smith
la Grande Lodge No. 433
Elk's Club
Depot Street
Washington Avenue
G. L. Biggers
Huch McCall
Knights OF Pythias
Red Crogs Lodge No
Castle Hall
Old Elk’s Hall
Woodmen OF the World
la Grande Lodge No. 169
M. W. A—La Grande Camp No. 7703
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Critis
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Dave Brischoux
Johnson
Walter Eckersall
Tribune
J. Johnson
J. Vefries
Reno
Jack Johnson
O’connull
Walter Monahan
George
Kid") Cotton
Pittsburg
Monahan
Sack
Paris
Europe
Jack
Henderson Union
of the Fraternal Orders
la Grande, Oregon
Jess Paul, C. C, R. L. Lincoln, M
Neri Ackles, C. C. J. H. Keeney
Clerk
O. EB. S—Hope
Mary A. Warnick
Pauline Ederles
W. WM
I. R. Snook
C. D. B. Cox
Women OF Woodcraft—Grande Ronde Circle No. 47
Todbers
Chloe Robinson
G. M
Lizzie Ellsworth
the Observer
Adams Ave
Tel
Bert Thomas
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