Tlmrwlay, Feb. '21, liJUT.
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REALM OF
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Starkcy Claims Uppercuts
Did Not Reach Him in 10th
Round of Big Fight Card
O. Ellis And 'Cardinal Quintet Bows To o
C. Smith Win ! Ashland Battery B. Team; -
Their , Games
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"Tim did n't lilt mn on the
(hln fn times; ho hardly hit me
oii'-n dorliix 1 hHt last round. liv
ery time he li'l go wllh that
right uppercut I caught It on
my irm-fw, like thin. 1 be
lieve I wiii entitled to the de
cision and at least va draw."
Needless to say. this came
from KM Rtarkey. righting car
penter of Klamath Kails and-u
poiiulnr Klamath ring Mnl
Tim Callahan wa awarded the
reforee'a decision over Htsrkey
In the ten round main event
nf the Washington Birthday card.
In the opinion of thin wr.ter the
decision wiw merited. It ap
peared from the press box on
the Imlrony overlooking the
rlnis at the legion hall that
Htarki-y win outpointed all the
way and that In the tenth h
wa in a had way from a aerie
of swift right uppercuts.
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"I know y;u called them HUe
you aaw tbetn." the Klamath
Kails fighter romniented. "and
I'm not here to kirk, but Just
to give my aide" of the fracas.'
I would like to net another crack
at Tim Callahan and believe I
could heat him mo decisively
that there would not he any
doubt about who la the best
man. Ho ( a tough boy. hut
I am confident that I hare the
tall over him."
, Whatever the opinion of ' the
(aim, whatever the opinion of
the sports writer of the Kve
nlng Herald, the fact remain
the right waa (treat, from the
flrat to the laat, and that to
match them attain would be .1
good move on the part of the
matchmaker.
llfor an enthusiastic crowd
at the Klamath IHUUrd and Card
room, the three cushioned billi
ard tournament opened Ian! !(H
with victories for Otto Kills over
W. W. fiuwley and for Claude
Smith over Jim McHhane.
Kllis beat Daw ley, 3u to 17 in,
a 73 inning name. Kills nvide a
blah run of five. In an KJ in
ning content. Hmith defeated M'--Khane,
3D to 17.
Bromley Takes
. Movies Of Race
Moving pictures of the end fii
Ish of the 42 mile Fort Ktnmath
Crater Ijke kl race will soon be
shown In Klamath Falls by II. I
llronilcy, connected wllh the Cal
ifornia Oregon Power compan.
who was grinding away at the
Copco movie camera at the flj
ixh line when Manfred Jicobton,
W. Xord'iuiat. Nels Hkjersaa nut
Kverett I'uckett came up to tho
tape In the order nimed.
Game Even at 3rd Quarter
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IIKXLKY. Ore., Feb. J4.
VTam all anticipations the game
that Is to be played bet weeu
Henley and Merrill high schools
at the Henley gymnasium to
morrow night, February 25. will
be one of the beat game of the
season. Although Henley bojs
were biaten by a small margin
nf five points .the laat game with
Merrill, they are coming back
to put the margin on their eld-t.
Henley la going to show sports
manship above all' else, no mat
ter whaf might come tip. Hen
ley rooinrn are not going , to
make personal ri-marka about
the players and referee as soma
of the tratiKlent rooters did at
Malln lut Friday night. ' 'f
they can't do better 'than that
alien they come to Henley w
bono that such rooters will re
main at 'home. In what was
said abov does not mean the
Merrill school but a fw out
aiders, who want to bo smart
and try to turn basket bull Into
prise fighting . If aurh people
are tolerated at a basketball
game It will soon be unsafe to
go wlthipt being armed wl'h
munition of war.
fotnl Ctame.
There wit a snappy basketball
game witnessed at the Henley
gymnasium lust Saturday nigh:,
between the North and South
community teama. The game
waa to determine which aide
should furnish tho supper for
itJiuo occasion.
Due to tho North'a quick of
offensire and strong defence
they gained a lead of 9 to t
in the first quarter, which show
ed tho spectators thnt tho Norlh
boys had the South hoya out-,
clussed in the fundamentals of
tho game. It waa by no means
n-.t overcome the blue and white
put up a good fight, but could
an easy game because the Son'h
maplo trottera. The time abla
tio left the final acoro H to
20.
After tho ramo there waa an
old-fashicned dance which wis
enjoyed by everyone In atten
dance) Miss MuiiHon Ilctter.
Miss Munson who has been
III for tho past week, waa able
to resume her duties In the
grade achool on Monday. Miss
McAndrewa substltted for Miss
Munson last week.
Among those from Henley who
attended tho Merrill Malln bas
ketball -game were Fl.iyd Short.
Martin Ashby, Alton Short, 1-ee
Dixon and Herbert Wilson.
The Misses Olive Hill, Habe
l.atla, Hornlce and Luclllo Daw
son who are attending the Ash
hrhd Normal, epent the week end
with their parents. The girls
came over Friday evening ami
returned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. finnt ami
family are moving to Maltu this
week. Mr. and Mrs. tiant are
active members of the commun
ity and will be missed very much.
Word has been received here
that Maxlne Mradbury, who Is
a Sophomore In tho Art depart
ment at tho Vnlvcrslty of Oru
gon, has hart several drawings
accepted f ir tho next Issue of th-)
Oregana, the university annual.
O'iiiIk (iranil March.
Mr. HiirshharRcr attended Iho
Colonial Hall at Allamant Feb
ruary 32 and led tho grnnd
march. Mrs. llnrsliharger held
the position as Stain Itegent In
California' of tho Daughters of
tho AnierU'UD lterolutlou,
Mr. and Mrs. flay Cooper an I
family are moving from the Ail r
worth ranch near N'uss Lake
to the Orem ranch on the Mer
rill highway. ' . '
The Henley delegation to A.
A. C. returned on Tuesday eve
ning after ame delay caused
by floods which destroyed the
roads. The delegates were Al
ma McClay. Mary Short, Ralph
Hill and Mr. Srhultz.'
Those from Henley who at
tended the Ski Hare and Win
ter Carnival at Ft. Klamath
oa Tuesday were Mr. and Mj.
Kd. Iteming, Miss Marie Munson.
Marjorle iteeder, Mary Gober.
I-ee Plion. Floyd Short. Herbeit
Wilson. Charlie Booth. Mrs. K.
J. Hi-seltine and Mrs.- Hans Xy
lander. ,
'Itead tho Herald's (laesifiMl Ads.
Five husky young men. repre
senting the Klamath Falls Car
dinal cjulntul, played one of the
beat gamea of their curnsr at
Ashlind last night only to go
down to defeat buore the lail
quarter drive Initiated by the Aah
innd Xa'.lonal guard batt-ry II
team.
Final acore waa 33 to IS.
It wa personal t:ir.'. ihtt spelt
defeat for the C-jrdinal quintet,
t'nus'd to such close refereeing,
the Cardinal team waa called time
mid again on "personals.4
Perry Babcock and Curlv
Swanson, were ejected from th
rime in the last pare ot tua th.iu
quarter. Their quola of personal
fouls had been reached. With
Ihcmi two mainstays of the Kla
math tenra out. and with only
two first string men on the
team, the Aahlwid Battery turned
u gruelling battle into 1 rout and
scored 1 points In the last quar
ter while Klamath scored three.
Closo Bottle. '
The score at the end of the
third quarter waa IS to IS in fa
vor of Ashland.
"The refereeing was excellent.
and I haH no kick on that scorn1;
Frink Z. Howard. Cardinal man
ager om-nted. "Hut onr hoys,
were nut used lo such cluso ratK
Ing and er caurht 1 tUne snd
"Hacking" acd "lio'd'ng" ac
counted for mmt or tl.e fouls. ' '
Tim Cardinal quin'ot waa fur
ther weakened by tha fact th if
Jess Bnidley and Char lea Gruvc)
could not make the trl to tho
valley.
Itct urn (lame.
"We play them a return game
on March S," Howard said, Vpj
on our floor with our full ' .feuii
we really figure ; on .Ueattpg
them."
Karasick, Cauffman
Wrestle Two Hour
To Draw Last Night
!ORTi.A.Vn. Ore., Feh.i 14. (4.
--Cleta Caurfman, ' Ohio light'
heavyweight, .ind Al Kouislck,'.
Ilusslan wrestler, went 3 houta
fo a draw here laat night. Each,
took on fall. .1
Head the Herald's CliiMlrini'Aila.'
MARINES IN CII1V.V ' Waslilnctoa Is watching closely reaction to presence of r. 8. Marine la ClUiub
Several tbonaand are there aew 10 protect Ameticaa live. I'boto shows baltnllsai Uoed 00 for lawpectlos
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