THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THIHHU.W, DIMICMUKIl 87, 10M
f ate Four "
TAYLOR DEFEATS
Omaha Negro Heavyweight
' Takes 10 Round Decision
, Over Senegalese
BATTLING
.PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27. i-sick
Taylor, Omaha, Neb., negro he.i'7
welght, was glvea the decision UTer
Battling Slkl In' ten-ronud bout
Christmas day.
Slkl, who apparently nu not In
the best of condition, forced the
fighting In the tint fire rounds and
there were numerous stiff nrixups
In - which wicked punches wrre ex
changed. Then Slkl's lack of con
dition began to tell ad he was
forced to hold frequently during the
remaining rounds ot the contest.
When Slkl started to slow up Tay
lor took the offensive, hitting the
Senegalese boxer hard and often.
At the and. of the boat one of Siki's
eye was cloaed and blood was flow
ing. , . .
'i . Taylor weighed '180 pounds and
Slkl 17Tt. .
In the semi-Anal Lew "Kid" Lewis
of Bridgeport, Conn., won the
Judges decision oyer Pedro Campo,
Filipino, in a hard 10-round bout.
U. OF C. FOOTBALL
. TEAM ONE OF BEST
'BERKELEY, Cel., , Dee. . 87.
OpeoUl.) The Cnlverslty'of Cali
fornia has, according to ft New York
paper, one of the best football teams
in the nation. Conditions always ex
ist that make it Impossible to get
any- line of comparison that would
permit a team to be selected as the
national champion.
California has a great team. There
4s no question about it. In fou- sea
sons California,' won 33 games, tied
two and lost none. That Is some
record and could have been made
only by four truly great teams.
Among the teams with which Cali
fornia, Is classed are Tale, Notre
Dame and. the Navy. This fall she
dedicated her new stadium by a vic
tory over Stanford of 9 to 0.
SPORT NOTES
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': PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 27. The
Portland Boxing Commission today
was considering holding the New
TcCr's 'boxing card the evening of
January l, instead of In the after
noon, as had been, planned. Two
. (en round bouts for (the card have
, already been arranged, Fred Ful
ton against George Lameon, and
Danny Nunes against Weldon Wing.
The rest of the card has not yet
been announced.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27. ; Ad
Stone, Philadelphia light heavy
-.' weight, stopped Dan O'Dowd, Bos
K ton, In the eighth round of their
. bout Tuesday, when O'Dowd seconds
tossed a towel into the ring to save
- him from further punishment. Stole
led from the start and gave the Bos
1 ton boxer a bad beating. O'Dowd
weighed 180 pounds and Stone 177.
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SARANAC LAKE, N. Y Dec. 27.
-HThe American Olympic skating
. learn had a light (workout here Tues
day at Pontiac lake.
- ;Poor condition of the Ice caused
Officials of the Saranac Lake Skat
ing Association to call off the semi
finals set for Monday. ''
LOS, ANGELES, Dec. 27. Defi
nite assurance that the new Ascot
Park Speedway here, now under
construction, would be completed
and opened Sunday, January 6, was
given Monday by President Bentai.
; NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 27. B.
Bi McLaln's Delante, ridded by
Jockey Lee, won the Chrlatmtu
handicap, at one mile and sixteenth
with an added purse of 83600 at
Jefferson Park Tuesday. llama was
Second and Best Pal third, The
time was 1:61. ' " . . ' r
'. pelante paid five to two to win,
even money to plnce and one to two
Show. Rama eight to five second,
and four to five third and nest Pal
vn money to show.
. ' AH domestic pigeons are descend
ed from one speclos, the Blue Rock
, There are onw fifty different va
nities. r v -
The prestige of Herald Want Ads
has been attained not merely by The
Herald's large circulation, but by
th net that all of 1U readers are
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Oil GIBBONS
TO MEET FULTON
Ten Round Bout is Sched
, uled For February in
St Paul
ST. PACL, Minn., Dec. 17. Tom
my Olbbons has agreed to meet Fred
Fulton In a ten-jound bout in St.
Paul during February. It will be
Gibbons' first local amtch since his
bout with Jack Dempsey at Shelby.
Mont., and part of a program which i
he believes will lead to a retui u
match with the heavyweight champ- j
ion. ,
BEST BASEMEN
NEW YORK. Dec' ST. Harold
Joseph ("Pie") Traynor, third
sacker ot the Pittsburgh Nationals,
ranks, among the first five in all
around performance In the National
League during 1923, in the opinion
of many keen, baseball students.
He rivals In versatile prowess, they
declare, Rogers Hornsby, of the Card
lnals, and Frank Frisch ot tht
Giants. . - , :
(This latest big league sensation
wound up bis second season in the
majors with a batting average of
338,, ranking eighth . among the
senior circuit's batsmen. Proof
that his otickwork was timely is
that be drove in 100 run's. , He field
ed at the rate ot .SSI, making tht
unusual total -of 310 assists and
taking part In 32 double plays. ,
Traynor has speed, too, tor he
stole. 28 bases, r'. ranking fifth. ; Ia
this department Hi was excelled only
by Grantham, Carey, , Frisch and
Smith., And he took part in every
game ot his club's schedule but one,
thus proving his durability.
Traynor Is only 23 years old. He
attracted notice before completing
high school at Somervtlle, Mass.,
was bought by the Pirates after but
brief minor league experience, and
seasoned a year with Birmingham
in the Southern Association. He
made good In his first test with the
Pirates in 1922.
BOXING POPULAR
WITH BRAZILIANS;
FIRPO SETS PACE
RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 27.
The Brazilian has taken up box
ing. Not only has tiS enjoyed all
the great fights Ot recent times by
motion picture and cable report.
but now he is learning the game
himself. He has donnod the tour
ounce alores with an enthusiasm
never displayed toward any other
new sport, and It Is all because
Luis Angelo Flrpo almostan . im
pressive "almost" took the world
championship from Jack Dempsey.
Every section of this city has Its
athletic club, which is actively
promoting the game, among its
constantly growing membership.
Every city, town and village is pro
ducing Its "champions." Boxing has
become the "back lots game" of
Brazil. . Inter-city and inter-state
tournaments are being carried on
with increasing frequency, : accom
paniod by eager public Interest. ,
The youthful imitation of the
glazed hair movie hero no- longer
occupies the center ot the stage,
It is he with the prominent chest
and bulging biceps who attracts ths
aoft glance ot the. senhorita on the
avenida. It Is the day of "the ""rough
neck," Let it not bo understood,
however, that the local ring hero
assumes a "tough" pone. Ho favor
Carpentler in that ', Tospect. He
believes that elegance is not ' out
ot keeping with strength and agl
llty, which, ot course, is not dla
approved by the senhorita.
A curious feature f 'the gi'6W-
Ing popularity ot .boxing in Bra
zil is that while the Brazilian box
ers follow the American Bchool in
the . science and practice of the
gamo, the Kronen are furnishing
tint language. This is duo to the
furt that the sporting vernacular
of the American "fan" is a lang
uage apart. It cannot be translated,
whllo French is easily understood
by the Brazilians. The French sport
magazines, therefore, furnish the
boxing vocabulary In this . coun
try. :. ;-''-
TRAYNOR
AMONG
The - Spanish
KM - k'w Ivl :
BSI - J -au - as . .... m , - j v m .v v
1 f kj
"Way Down South." In ths land of cotton, they always hv time tot
r faihion tRean This time the town ot HopavUle. Ca tDMriaiaed,
'Miss tbd Harrison Is shown as a Spanlab KlrL
WOOLGRQWERS
State Gathering to Follow
Shortly After National
Convention
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PENDLETON, Ore. Dec. 27.
Dates for the annual convention ot
the .Oregon dolgrow'ers associa
tion have been announced i By
Mac Hoke of this city secretary
treasurer of the organization! for
January 28, 89 and 30 in Pend'e
ton. The meeting of the , Oregoa
woolmen will follow closely', after
the national convention of wool
growers in Salt Lake City which
is scheduled . for .January 22j 23
and. 24 and It Is the-plan of the
Oregon stockmen to secure some
of the speakers at the national
meeting to adreSs the state gather
ing.. ' ", ' ii . - :
Local members of the woolgrow
ers' association expect the main
topic at both ' conventions to be
the question-of the government's
plan to raise 'the grazing fees in
the national forests. .
Word from 8enator W. L. Mc
Nary to Fred.- W. Falconer ot
Pendleton indicates ' that there will
be no attempt to raise the fees
la 1924 but the woolmen are. plan
ning to start their fight against
the proposed increase in -1926 ac
cording to President Falconer of
the Oregon association.'
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lumbago, sciatica, or a strain, and
the quickest relief Is soothing,
penetrating St. Jacobs Oil. Rub it
right on your painful back, and In
stantly the soreness, stiffness and
lameness disappears. Don't stay
crippled! Get a smaH trial bottle of
St. Jacobs OH froEi your druggist
and limber up. A moment after It
Is applied you'll wonder what be
came of the backache or lumbago
pain, '..:'' v .-
Rub old, honest St. Jacobs Oil
whenever you have sciatica, neura
lgia, rheumatism or sprains, as it
Is absolutely, harmless and doesn't
burn the skin. :
Man wants but little here below
-acd ho usually gets about bait
that much.
(The Evening Herald In the
medium through which many people
supply their wants by using its
clayltyert columns, Tplophonn SH.'
OUCH!
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T PAGEANT
Article in Current Issue of
Bulletin Describes Rail
' Celebration
"A farewell to the covered
wagon," Is the title of a nartlolo
in tnecurrent issue ot the Standard
Oil Bulletin on the eplke-drivlng
ceremony .and pageant In Klamath
Falls In connection with the railroad
celebration. The article la accom
panied with, a picture of the covered
wagon and two-page layout of pl
tures taken at Kirk and In Klamath
Falls during tho celebration. The
bulletin has a wide circulation which
means more publicity, for Klamath
Falls. . - ,- . '
AGGIES DEFEAT
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OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 27. The
Oregon Aggie basketball team won
a fast game last night from the
Oakland. Knights ot Colambus, 25
to 18. Ehe ' Aggies demonstrated
their cleverness at the passing
game. They led by 12 to 8 f t the
Intermission. -,
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You Can Bring Back Color
and Lustre With Sage
Tea and Sulphur ;
When you darken your hair With
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it's done so naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, st homo is mussy and troulo
sotne. At little cost you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-une prep
aration, improved by the addition of
other Ingredients called "Wynth's
Sage And Sulphur Compound." You
just dampen a sponge or. soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking ono small strand at a
time. By morning nil gmy hair rtlnap
pears, nnrt, after another application
or two, your hair become hrnutlful
ly darkened, gloxy ami luxuriant. .
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age and as
wo all draslre a youthful and attrac
tive appearance, get bus? at. once
with Wyoth's Sago and Sulphur (Vim
pound and look yours younger.
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Films received before 9 A. M.
Ready the same day at 5 P. M.
Hall Orders Filled Promptly
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Bth and Main Bts.
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I will pay you as much for your
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See Me before shipping. Will be in Klamath
I Falls'after December 1st
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These eating houses
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