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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALIS, OREGON
KLAIviATH HIGH
DEFEATS MALIN
Game Fast and Furious;!
j Score Tied on Several
' Occasions
' The Klamath county high
school baketball tram cinched
(ho county championship last
nlxht by defeating the Matin
high school on their own floor.
2a to II. The name wo fast
and cloae throughout, the teams
being tied several times.
1 The game was of championship
calibre, for both teams were
going at top speed. Both played
a fast breaking and passing of
fenslTe. The guarding uraa un
umallT close In the first half and
iot many shots were made. Kla-
' math high seemed confused by
the low ceillug and was unable to
chalk up many counters. The
game see-sawed back and forth,
ending in on to 8 tie at the
end of the first half.
The second halt was marked by
spectacular shooting and guard
ing., Malln gained and held a
two-point lead nntll 10 seconds
' be fore - the final whistle whenj
Hoy Huntley knotted the -count
'by a beautiful snot which ne
cessitated a fine minute over
time period.
The Klamath high team enter
ed the over-time period with a
rush and for the first time in I
' the game seemed to find their
real stride, while Malln quickly
went on the defensive. Charlie
Kendall started the lead with an I
overhead shot, which was quick-'
ly followed. by four more baskets!
x until Klamath high had garnered
ten points in the five minutes,
the game ending 29 to 19 in
their favor.
The fine performance of Char-
' He Kendall and Roy Huntley
'featured for Klamath, Charlie
being high point man of the con
test with 13 markers. Huntley
played a mighty good game at
guard. Captain ' Miksoosky play-
.. ed stellar ball for Malin, and
was high man for their five with
10 points.
Captain Orrell played nice ball
: and led the Klamath team like a I
veteran. The break ot the game!
was when Orrell took time out
Just before the final whistle. His j
i team came back with the "old j
,sipper" and turned what seemed
defeat into victory. . ,
Howard PrulU played a might-, j
food game at center, getting his
share ot tip-offs from his taller I
opponent. He looks the best in
the pivot position and did him
self proud last night.. Harold 01
sen played a bang-up game at
forward. His passing and guard
ing featured the contest and was
a big factor in Klamath's vic
tory. , r .
' The Klamath high girls' team
frwt to the Malln girls by" a 35
i 23 score. The Klamath team
put np a good fight, but the su
perior of the Malin girls won the
game for them.
' Lineup: .
Klamath Falla . Malln'
Kendall 13 F.. Kamerad 1
Olsen 3... F.... Miksoosky 10
H, Pruitt 5 C .. Halouk 2
Orrell (c) S G Payger
Huntley 2 ...G Miks 4
; Referee, Bob Thorn pson; Score
keeper, Joe 'Evans.
HALF-C'AI'E.
. A flowered lemon colored chif
fon afternoon fro. k picks out the
orange of 'Its decoration to fea
ture a half-opo "that extends
Over just the left side front and
. back. , . -
l ine batter who, starts out
with a walk often ends .
-up with o run
1 1
i
' with a walk often ends .
v -' '-tip with o run -
Itme CAN'T Cl-W? j
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l(f01y I -, 8ELUH0PS. C 114
Hceney Wins!
One of the telling lefts with
which Tom Heeney. New Zealand
fisticuffer , (right), outpointed
Jack Delaney. former light-heavyweight
champ. In their la-round
heavyweight punch party at Mad
ison Square Garden. New York,
tsv' caught ! by the camera here.
Delaney has thus pnt out -of the
heavyweight elimination fracas.
' . It 1 Pitt's Vr.
It any ohe eastern institution
of learning has held the athletic
glare tlUa collegiate year, it is
Pittsburgh'. Pitt had a most suc
cessful season In football'. Its
basketball team today ranks the
outstanding one in the east.
The Pitt grid squad, as it is
easy to remember. 'was the only
major eleven in the east to fin
ish Its regular schedule unde
feated. Jock Sutherland's boys
were .held te m saorelera tie by
the ' Washington' afiaTJeTfefSod
eleven. '
The Paiithers claimed eastern
and national titles tor their sea
son -of p!ay but this claim did
not meet with the response nec
essary to receive such titles with
out argument. Yale was favored
equally, for the eastern title by
many. ,
Their national claim skidded a
hit when they lost to Stanford in
the annual Tournament of Roses
game at Pasadena. This loss was
by a lone point margin.
Nevertheless. Jock Sutherland
had a great team and it played
sensationally, during the season.
It's outstanding performer was
Gibby Welch, captain, who was
chosen practically unanimously as
an all-America back.
Have Great aKe Team.
Perhaps the Pittsburgh basket
ball team will su'ffer defeat once
before they hang their togs up
for the season. - Perhaps twice.
But ater escaping Notre Dame's
gallant tight the' other night, H
is doubtful.
When the Ponthers met the
Irish a few nights ago, -they had
won' thirteen - straight games.
They were the favorites to win by
at least ten 'points.
To be sure, they won. but by
the margin of only two points
and In the last twenty seconds
of play, ft ' was a tough battle,
and one that seemed about (o be
recorded a loss for the -Panthers.
Pitt has defeated some of the
more Important Big Ten teams
and several of. the leading east
ern teams. The team has aver
aged clove to fifty points a game.
And with that one tight battle
against Notre Dame out of its
system. Pitt should carry on as
they did in earlier games.
The Irish led the Panthers
throughout. They outplayed the'
Panthers most of the game. Hut I
the Panthers made good 16 foul
BRANCH OFFICE .
Iritermbuntain' Building '8C Loan Association '
Assets Over $2,000,000.06 '
Statistics show, 5 out of every , 100 at age 65 have wealth enough to live on.'
Many mistakes were made in the past, and as many will, be made in the
future. A3 in the past so will it be in the future that every one will be no
sure of themselves, and ttiat failure is only meant far others. The real safe
way is to start a saving account today tomorrow"never..comes
We have a plant to suit your needs. One DOLLAR ' opeiM V Saving Account.
7 INSTALLMENT CERTIFICATES, 6. COUPpN -CERTIFICATES, 6
rAss juvjuk, itiKif 1 aluuxnis. we loan to people interestca in building -
Home. v. - ..
T. J. WEBB. District
Hit,1 Before
Telling Others
' How To Do It
YdBH ACTONS T
BAT RtMlNI) ME
A 6REAT OtAl Of
Hans Wagner?
anp who, may
l ASK-WA6
HANS WACNES?
YOU WOULD HiT,
HA! HA! HA"
Bine VUP
YOU TeiLiMO MC
HtfWTa MIT-.?
CHOKE YOUR
ft AT ANOllOST
PO NeVCR HIT
ovea.sro TMf
fFST TAR
TRf ANt MIBT
The mll-
Hy AL DK.MAKKK .
(Former Pitcher X. ' Y. (.tauts)
'.'...-... ...j I -In
the old days, rookies had
a lot of iwpoet .for "the veterans
on the ball clubs, Lut "ihe mod
ern rookies "are more "cocky."
They don't even .Kayo any respect
for the big slots made their
names Indelible in the tradition
ot the game. ,
John McGraw, remarked to
Fred Llndstrom. the' young
Giants third sacker. as he was
bitting In practice, one' day,
"some 'of your" motions remind
me of Hans Wagner." ' -
"Who was Hans Wagner?"
replied Lindstroin.
"Dode" Paskerf was a , good
hitter, but ' once when he was
with the Phillies, he fell Into a
bad slump. The late Pat Motan,
who sraa manager of the rlnh.
spoke to "Dode" one day. si in
him some advice about hitting.
"That's a Joke." j-eplied 'Dode.'
"you telling me how to bit. You
never hit over .250 in ycur lite."
The modern rooks atudy up on
the batting averagesh. and the
old-timers who haven't good rec
ords, can't tell them anything.
efforts In 20 attempts. Thai won
for them. ' '.'
Don't Think of Losing. -
Pitt!suuoOis.,n1,jbe( cage floor,
this season is easily explained
by Coach Carlson. In a way. one
can aee ,wby they're winning by
watching them in a game. . . ,
The Panthers ' do not know
what It Is to think In terms ot
defeat. They go out on-the floor
expecting to win. are told tbay
can win if they fight and then
they fight to win,
In captain Reed, Wrobleski and
Hyatt, they 'have three as accur
ate shots as one could ask for.
It was Hyatt's loop In the lsst
20 seconds of play from almost
mid-floor that won over Notre
Dame.
i This trio has made more tuan
S00 points in 14 games. Hyatt
alone has shot 80 field goals. He
Is Just a sophomore, but Is the
most accurate handler of the ball
on the Pitt team.
ri :
CLAY'S CAFE
. . . ' .
Serves you' a good
Sunday Dinner ....
Booths for
-DAILY MERCHANTS'
LUNCH
Open All Niizht
"The Most of the
. ,:.,....J . ,
Manarer. 1121 Main Street.
Championships i
At Stake When
4 Teams Clash
i Ko u r oo u ii t y Imn k o t ha 1 1 1 itn
j will clash lonUlit In Uoc.hIw
f sH itt ilinM it arniiiusi wlti.ts Hut
ilRlon and KUmtyh hltth quln-
lets meet to settle - city hoop
i laurels., and tho Pelican , Hay
,ulntet goes up nsalusi Morrill
i to place the amateur , league
crown. .
I The high school team which
.In the first gsme ot the season
Idefeated the Legion-boys by B
large score, win enuenvor to;"' ' " -,
the doughboys tonight, therebv.ai.it wni.-n wouiu opeu up cer-
'claiming the championship ofi"'" erollou during the entire
Fkinmaiu rnus.
In the Klamath County Ama -
teur Athletic association lcagno.
northern division will play Mer -
rill, victors In the southern dlvl-
slon on (he Merrill Community j rond approximately one mile long
hall floor.; This will tho second ! which will be graded 'and sur
of a three game series to decide j faced at a cost of 11.000.
the cl.amploushlp of the entire! -nl Itliitita of Wnv.
league. The rellcaus defeated
the southern team Thursday
night :t-J8 at Pelican Bay.. ,
.Should Merrill win tonight. a;
intra game wtu do pmyea early,
next -week on a neutral floor,
which will be decided by the flip
ot a coin, if Merrill wins the
flip, the game will be played at
Henley, and It Pelcan Bay wins
the toss It will be played on the
local Legion floor.
J. FROST WINS
RIFLE TOURNEY
' Entrance of another major dis
tributing agency Into thin- city
was annouueed yesterday by of
ficials of the California. Petro
leum ' company, who stated that
concern mill be ready to operate
here shortly after .May 1.
ite tor a sub-station of Cal
pet has been selected in the
Altamont section and construction
of a spur track to service tho
plant is to be, commenced In the
near future. It was stated.
The spur will be extended
from O. C. A E. -tracks. Whether
this will be built by the Great
Northern or Southern Pacific.
Joint owners, of the shortline
railroad, is now In controversy.
Announcement ot t'alpel's en
trance into Klamath alls, a move
talked since last tall when the
concern began looking tor a
suitable site here, .follows word
this week that the General Pe
troleum -company Is to. establish t
a sub-station. .here. . ,
CITY COl'XCIL RKC'IDKH
, TO KMPLOY tVNKl'LTANT
A consulting engineer will be
employed by the city, to make
plans tor the new sewage system
and . disposal plant. Jt has been
definitely decided by ' the ' city
council and - sewer committee
after talking over, various plans
discussed at a meeting held
Tuesday night when C. C. Ken
Francisco, sewage engineer, was
present. ' '
I i-J ' .
HALF-'X-HALF.
For novelty a rough straw hat
in natural straw baa the smooth
est of felt for one wlioje half of
It, the dividing line running
through the center front and
back.. - , .
the Family
40c
1118 Main St;
Best for the Least."
. " '
Klamath Palls. Orts-an
65
CONTRACTS TO
BE LET SOON
(Continued from page 1)
seven miles thrmiKh tho furmtng
MHiloii went ot tliv lilaliway..
. S.t.iKM) Avniliibl.', . i
.tli'MWi.iK ,w -
1 jw.ll,... ... tl
ISJ.00 has boon provKLxl for lliu
i new rond. The project III be
rtrudtU jnd ' u
It will
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' ;" " owtion am lug iu or, s.xiso f..,i, extnd buck from ,.rlla,, , mwkai.n to Kli.lu -
'l ' .". T . ''""" ' ''" Slfurdlftg the ponth-rn
j ,rwi ,b I lnorr as. the fivlaht trucks on the hi.t.l... ,. ,.y , ,u,.1H., ra ,,, ,
automohllea nro concerned -.jjnlWai (l jiwufr Iwh.;,,,, Hrt , M,n4 The m-w
Ml" nothvr Important bond . ri.e delivery and, recclUmt pl..t- .,,, )ilHl ., brlllK llu, ,im,er
"M "
, "-. "' s..u. . ......a
lii the lleuley district!
, 1 r....w HH,....vn.
: exHn.lllure of tli.0.00 on this
I project. " :
! d.-rtaken will, be the Ol.enchuln -
Wilson hlghvay, a irotch of
niglita of way are the onlyi
i impediment holding up the pro-1
Meets. Mr. H,enry explained.
"inability to secure rights ot
.yi, ,hu w.llter
tlmonlal to the need
aid Mr. Henry. "In seel
wanted to visit, the roads were
often In such bad shape It was
Impossible to visit the land hold
ers through whose property' we.
desired to route these various,
road surveys." (
Contracts have been let fori
the Al.rfaclng of the Klamath
Falls-weed highway froip Mid--'
land lo Calor. at th'i. ..i.a Hn..-'
for the surfacing of slightly over
one mile nl tha Yonnn Valley
market road from
rom the point
Klamath Falls-1
y surfaces north
where the new
uiaeviev uignway surfaces nort
to Hildebrand:.. tor surfacing .ot'
ten mile of tho. K la BMtb Falls
Northwest road (Fremont road);
from Klamath Falls west to the
west boundsry' of.thu Langell
Valley market road.
The ORPHEUS
. TODAY
' IlF.X, The wild horse -
In
r' "WILD BEAtiTY"
, - . .
Coming SUNDAY
' JACK Hi.T In '
V '"the Tigrw."
-
If you are plashing' oh 'irrigating - that'-'extra - forty,-; sixty,; or
; the wholq ranch, you should place your order for pump equip
ment without delay! Whavfe a car of irrigation pumps placed
with; the factory now 'and there is still a little time left to geY
your pump included. ' . - "
Here" is a' chance' for 'a:;- real 'saving if" you intend, to do any
pumping this year. . - '
ur irrigation ' pumps,' just' ria tiirally work because they are
designed to dd your job'.- - . ---r .
WORK TO BEGIN
. f
ON NEW DEPOT
I
(Conlluucil from pnge One)
. sunger plutfornr. which ein,it
back ill-mil SOU feet,
In Jim iHhor wIhk vf Hie Hlu-
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i,(M iruviHIIll IS 1.41 II. IOC IICKOI t
n)l, telegrnnli ifflevi nnil llmi,,... u ... ,
i offices . for -. iiu.rliitiiulcut. - ills-
patcliei-H, am) fieluht nn.l eipi-,.
u"ir.n.. nis. i no iroigni noil...,
.ws"-im. in-
.n.-.s.u im.nn win oo cum -
-i j .. . i-v-....-... ,
Plans provide, a healed rami
mr uio storing ot pevisiiauio
. products. The bulMIng MII be
-.. - ..h..,.,,
boiler. ,
Tlio new slntton lll frnt on I
! wain inn In mi arturlns of ,Klniii-.
!th Fulls. It la conveniently lo-
You wfllltke
LOS ANGELES
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tOXiO per dsr op wfaSoot tsuh
$230 per day up with bads
nuoNAX. tzavaoi "
Popular Prlcsd Coffee Shof.
and Grill
' Wi Cboest Tsw Car at
e .H. C FRYMAN, Proprietor
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123 North Sixth Street
i i i ....... .. ii...
, iruni uw I'll' I" ii nu t ui i m-
ilty. ,
Iltili'licliilelit Kvtcll-'li!!
Tho limit Nortlmrn, tlirnnuli I
cuiifclniiiliiii of 40 miles of m-w
r it I I w u y, purcluiHii of IjiiIiik iinentn for ronnlriK IInn nf a Ini'se
liiuu!'..'. and . ni'Kqllulli'iu ..if, mill ' Kluinulh mils thin year.
liiickiiKK nuriiniiieiiH wllb
....... .l u.
!,,,(,.,.,,.,, mllwava U eilrndliii:
,. lllli1,,,,lli,.nt oueratUms from
n,, K,,.n Ur..l renourccs i.flsiuKo
1 ,,,, tMmt 0f
Oregon nmror
.j,
t'hlcgn itmrket, as well ns
I,
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Tonight
4
n . "follow the crowd"
AX A VC. OT 1 rVTr
A' Hill II lAV
FOR YOUR
t
L
All .ViXtTS
Is THe
To
talk it over'.
first
i ..-.ili...-u tint nf alulMst
si ... -
; KHim.HH falls I. .ali.'...ly, as-
Kiiri'd uiik lurK liultislry as 1 1...
rrsull or Hid linw lull ili-vilnp.
' h,i,.riitM are i-oiiiDlol luir' hi riiii.n.
i ' '" "" '" "iy
miles of losKliut rullwny.
il ... t....J . ... u.
Tho Ur...t Northern has al...
n.-uulrcd a linlt Interest In. Hi ,
, Hliiihorn mad. which exten.!'
, forty iull.ni lu.rlh.'t of Klun.all,
'Fulls Inlo lit., forest area,
Preparation, are being mad..
i l.y Klamnlli Falls and llen.l to
a t-vlobratloii abnul Mny
1 lflh In (llilniily olnervn Ihu
bpclilug of iho new rttnnalon.
JACK; B0WHING
AND HIS MUSIC
! . . . , . . -si
Play at Altamont.;
. . , , "
After 12:00 V. 11
A V '
WIFE
She will probably appreciate
more than anyone coming here
for Sunday dinner. You. know
she deserves a holiday from
household cares the same as you
from business. '
The dinner hfjiiir at your con
venience from 12 to 8:30. "
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