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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1928)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Monday, JunpJ, 102S I Page Two I PUP; BOTTLES WHEN Lurid Game With Brook ; lyn Almost Ends in Free-For-All Brawl (By tho Assoclntcd Pirns) Making a sirenuoas attempt to rise from the depths of the sec ond division, the Pittsburgh Pi- . rutes opened the Eastern invasion with a victory over Brooklyn, - while irate Flatbush fan said it with pop bottles. Fete Scott's fifth hit of the ' game gave the Corsairs 9 to 7 victory over the Dodgers after ' 14 Innings of lurid baseball that had 25,000 fans in an uproar Host of the time so wrought up In tact that the National league champions almost won the game y forfeit. The final break came in the 14 th when the Corsairs pounded les Petty for two singles and a lacrifice to get men on second and third. Bcott's hit won the ' ?;ame. The New York Giants bat tered three Chicago pitchers for a i0 to S victory at the Polo Grounds, 40,000 seeing the fray. Thirty-eight thousand saw the Xew York Yankees widen their American league lead by down ing the-Tigers at Detroit 7 to 2. Gehrig hit his 11th four base drive of the year while the other half of the firm. Babe Ruth, left the game In -the fifth inning be cause of an injured ankle. The White Box beat the Ath letes 6 to 5.- Foxx's homer in the 9th with two on gave the Sox s scare but Lyons succeed ing Thomas in the box was equal to the occasion. Hudlin was easy for the Bos ton Red Sox and Cleveland fell 4 to- 3. ' Tail's catch of a line drive off the right field wall was the feature. WAS LEAGUE'S WORST OXCE. Jimmy Reese, Oakland star who is owned by the Yankees, was oitce Sailed as the worst In flelder In the old Appalachian league. ... ,' . .. , . 'v ' ' WATCH THIS YOCNG MAX. One of the young fellows in this fight racket yon want to keep your eye on is Tommy Jones. Atlanta lightweight. In recent weeks, he gained two de cisions over Billy Wallace, the Clevelander. YES, HE HITS 'EM HARD. Jimmy Foxx, Connie Mack's valuable young catcher,' is re garded as one of the hardest hit ters in basebal. Many experts ' say he puts almost as much pow er la his drives as Babe Ruth does. FANS HUR CORSAIRS 11 I "Show Me" Boys Do It , ,In Big Show ALIFORNIA ire a m - BoarjeosEI. KELUT, IAN66, SWTZ,' CHtHCe OPOUU. NEVCRg, Vbmmil C?lVATH ' PAsstei?. OORBOTT. IKlSH'MtUSEL MlSSOUR) TCAM- HuolNS, . S B hi an, as. ORIMM, 1 B CAHttY. C.f. C9SCLL. S.S. ArcHseAcoHRP. RUEL, C. BCNTOM. R PptireNSTtiN. r Bse Amms, SwAciN(,RoBeroN, if. , P"'" ' LCAVC INC Vl.SfAHT OM AtXOOtiT OI - (7O0ER9 HOftMSBV fie mm iwi Po WtMut, r- ' By All KKMAJtKB . (Former Pitcher, N. . t. ClanU) Mlssonrl, th "Show Me" state, has Its share of boys who can do just that In the big league rac ket. Missouri, however. Isn't all by Itself In this respect. Texas and f.'allfornla once seemed to have the Inline on other atates In pro ducing ball players, but all of the stales now have some good men In the game: Bend me your team composed of players born (U the some, slate, TT. 7 I (1riCBuuPeNpATTeR r THAT NEW ! - sT im , i-r ... 4 vXJsr uenj ALU WASHED LP. ME FtCLS OS ALL BV vuiMKjiMS THe ."BRITISH OPE0.. '":.'.. lJr. M ' ' V' vtous uviU.) -tu&upi'lu y - x K' . I'-Ty YAM . vPCMM fT OSGO ta ee Cresiv owe" ik "rue MILE MOO) ITS . The guy that said "They don't come back" is taking them on the chin quite regularly here of late. Although every rale is proved by Its exceptions, the age- old axiom that athletes never come back after once slipping from the heights, is being refuted so frequently that many of use are beginning to doubt its sound ness. ,..- ., - The ' ease of WaRef Hagen.gotten 'blm. the trick thla'-year, and aa a stopped a couple of times, gave J nai.rnii. Batteries: Barfoot. (!al who just recently won the Brit-j This year be is back with a member of the team with which everyone reason to believe he i,,r all(j Hannah; Knight and lsh Open Golf championship, af- bang, keeping the Babe humping he first won fame and the mon-jwas finished, but he went hack j arker. Second game: Wright, ter being declared through by tor the home run honors of theliker "Bullet Joe." land became middleweight cham-jt'uniiliigham and Sanberg; Col almost every critic qf the sport. ; American League and playing thei Jole Ray. once the greatest of plon and is now after the light i ior( an,i Iiorreanl. Stands out at the most 'sensa- bag with a knee as good as new. ' American mllers, had to give up heavyweight crown. HOOKS AND -:- SLIDES Onr Nice Cut a Year. Gene Tunney and Bill Gibson will have to tile with the New York boxing commission a copy of the contract which binds them as partners before the champion can secure a license to fight in New York. It is just legal routine but a lot of the boys in the Picket would like to get a peek at the paper o see Just what Gibson gets for a Job that isn't anytoo laborious. They do say, however, that Gibson gets It per cent of all the money that Tunney gets for his time in the ring, but that he does not cut In on the revenue of the title holder from any oth er source. Just a Men Ninety ftranrl. Soon after Tunney had won the championship from Dempgey he had some serious differences with Gibson and he was criticized se verely for what looked like the act of tossing over the man who had done a lot of political ma- Oregon-California Basebkll League At IUNfl.Mfm OREO.V h . June 10th J -JulylDth ' CALIFORNIA Aug itn' July 22nd Aug. 28th i June 17th : J""" M'r 27th EhD I BAHKII 1.L Aug. 6th , July 8th July 29th Aug. 2tb .' Aug. lth uvn.. 'I'? ' rd Jne 17th ' MKD1-OKD July 8th l,KA(il'K . Aug. 19lh July lSlh .. , ., July 29th ...,.. June 24th June 10th May 20th HEAHOX ; :. KLAMATH FALLS , Ju,y l5t ( Aug. 6th July 22nd Aug 12th tinH LEASE ON vug tlonal comeback of the year. In baseball this year there are almost a score of aged veterans who are hitching up their belts and proving to the world, they are as good as they ever were, Joe Hauser, after receiving a most serious knee Injury a con- pie of years ago, was-considered "all washed up." He was out of the game all last summer and 'tha fickle fans Jiad almost for-i neuvering in getting him the shot at Dempsey. Tunney resented what j he ; thought was a busy-body dlsposi- tion on the part of the public and j he told friends .that he had done plenty for Gibson and that real ; conditions were auch that be was , acting - the manager of hi. manager Instead of having his - ; HUB kiumid uauuicu uj u.a Man ager. - " Vjfeir'-:'-''' CAME BACU Tb UrM :&)r -Tn ' 6 MlC3PLEUei6HT TiTlS : . 1 V jm J V. A AFToa losing his Aiy 0-r; Not long ago. in talking about ; MyingCan the bunk and let the icase, Tunney said that in a;me get u,!. mud off my mp. great big-hearted moment Gibson j A lntere8tlnt book could be had cost Mm 0 000. It com Ied what according to the champion s alory. I Hagen, Old Alex, the that he was about to close with a syndicate which offered him 1 100,004 for his literature and be learned that Gib already had disposed of the rights for 110,- ooo. . '- 1 ' . ' ': ' -' "'. . ' After that incident a new con- ; tract was drawn and Gibson be came nls manager of record only und Tunney does all his own business now. He retains Gibson for what a. calls "a contract with elements that I do not carer to associate with." " .' . ' ' ' What a Startling; Statement. Chick Lang, who sat on Relgh Count for ta little over two min utes the ' other afternoon at Louisville, must have been dead certain that he would ride1 the Derby winner because he had a prepared Bpeech when be drove back fur the flowers. "I'm, Just toq happy to talk,"' Dunsmulr At Weed LIFE ..v-. .,'.A. ML- i V- I i uMlE &JVS Aor ktuc a.mO JOS 'GREAT WCADvUAV . JT'S Ort' fHECDHe BACK A iT CONQUERS ALL 8UT FEW THS GRASS 6BoU)S TUiCK. BSSiDE EACH BQiCK on coMeeAek. aocniue.... Tr S STfeeP AND TUB VALLEY DeCFU Trl6Re'& MAmV A. UON& HA CO HILL- 8ot Hepe'S zb i u)ko makes TrietfciP Art ?fehf. hero of several world ( series, looked like a lost cause : last year in the uniform of the ' Cincinnati Reds. This year he is sporting the spangles of the Chi- icago Cobs and is fooling the bat-1 ! ten as of yore. Joe-Bush or the Athletics has been trying a -comeback ever ', since .he was cut loose from the New York Yankees. ' From all indications he la going; to turn. the said, according to some of the daily prints, and he was Just as modest and as bashful as Helen Wills. if you got an automobile worth ,..- , A. v. . I - U KIBUU auu 11111.11 uiuei I gnnda In cash from a nice lady rou.d happy, too. t wou,d be lntere,tlDf to YoBW what he reaUjr , mf the said anything. It would be 'lust as easv to flenre that he was veteran Jocks and other Illus trious workmen of the profes sional racket really say and think In their big moments. The Babe's reactions have been hArf .....nr.. 1 mA- I... , r, " " , " LAYS lly Billy Evan Play . Always Pozzies. Tno on Ksms Baso. When a player Is being run down between the bases and the following runner occupies the Schedule 1928 At .Mwlford At Klamath Falls PUZZHNQP . . i. . rrf vr. v By Laiifer LlkJG JO HAuSEV? RuSH ARE MA.w:iG OM COHBBfiCK BOULEJ50 ALU .... . . TRAIL IS A HACO OLOTPAIU., ' the hope of making the W2S. American Olympic team as a(ll j.j Hatterles: Kuttlng and i middle distance runner .and Sovereld; llulvey, Rhodes and everyone thought he was through. I Bawled. ' Second game: Vlucl and' Rut Ray said he would go toiKoehler; Fullertnu, Mulcahy. ; Amsterdam as a marathoner and Ki,ner n( BUMler. ; ' in his first race over the cruel . - distance he finished second In ' Seattle grabbed the serles'flvo' the classic Boston marathon. jgumee to three, by dropping 1 1 Mickey Walker, when he 'Amolos in both ends of a double! relieved of his welterweight championship crown and was:nn..rf ma ih iwirim. fur ih base he vacated, only to have the original occupant regain the base, making two runners on the same base, who has the right to ' It and what Is the proper way to 'make the nlav? r - A base always belongs to the original orenpant. If a following runner advances to the base va cated, he cannot be put but while holding that base, while the orig inal holder is being run down. When the original holder re- galna the base In safety, it be longs to him and the following runner who advanced there Is notifying Eileen Bonnott of EngJ exempt from being put out, even though he Is standing on the base with the original occupant. When, two men are standing on the same base, the team In tho field should touch the player other than the original1 occupant. tho player who advanced there during the run-down. Touching him with the . ball retires him even though he Is on the base. It Is prefctly permissible for the following runner, wuo had advanced a bise, to return to his original base If he csn get there before being touched out. Just remetribcr that a base al ways belong to the original oc cupant If he can and desires to return to It, provided he is not fonced to advance, joxs of checker players win because they jump at the chance. Tme cant club e -. . . 00 CAA'rNozZte A HP I ' VVo'" . THAMM To HflMCft eixaeJ LEAGUE LEADER TARES-PHE GAMESSUNDAY San Francisco Gets Stran gle Hold on First Place : Coast League (lly tlu AiuMK'lHlnl PrifM) The Seals took a strangle hold on first plato by twice drubbing the Hinivora. 9-7 und 4-0. Suhr and Ityhno drove In nil tho "Sun Francisco tallies in the first en counter, each gutting throe hit. All the counter In the second game enrae off Dvrt Cole In the first and only Inning he pitched, njlterles. ' ltuuther. .May and Sprlna; Ponder and Alnsmltb. Si L-ond game: Mitchell and Sprliu;' Cole, Stroud aud Ala smith. v A pair of right hnuders. How ard t'raghoad and Peter Puglla, hurled the Oaks to a twin tri umph over the M Unions, S-4 audi ... ine uks iook uiirar.y.io.u In the morning game off Haven- port, who fulled to lust an ln- ulug. and the Bells could nover head them. The oflernoou con - test was all Daglla. the Oak moundaman smanhlng u homer In addition to keeping the home team well in hand. Balteriee Craighead and Lombard;; Iav onport, Nelxou ajid Whitney. Sec ond game: Daglla aud Lomhnrdl; Plllotte. Hughes aud Baldwin. Sacramento aud Hollywood spill a pair of rlose contests, the Senators travelling 10 Innings to win the first game 3-1. Holly wood used three hurlers lu the even inning nightcap to win ' header 7-3 and 6-3 Knight aud' HELEN ANNEXES TENNIS TITLE American Champion Wins Deciding Match With - Great Ease AUTEUIU Trance". June 4. A.j P.) Helen Wills today won her ttrul hi Innrnanianl nf 1?B AmJ land, 6-1, 6-2, In the finals for the International hard courts ten nis championship. ' The American' champion won the deciding match aa aho has; previous matches In this tourna-1 mont with consummated ease,! dropping only three gamos, two: of which were on hor service, i In tho ontlre tournament includ ing the final she lost but 13 : games and never was forced to : extra sets. . What has. become of the old- fashioned designation "clgaret- fiend?" . v v V aj a gtf VU- - . Vtll' hNOW THAT The Nnoiinl League pluy- " " tho Cubs have th w ,,',,;h,:.,,,1,,,t i?"Krr' ! .-J1! .. n ! of the Indcld won t do. . , .. And If the t'ltlcugos hud u utur third linsumnii Ihoy, 4 in iii lit breoso In. . ,-. Tim I'iriites don't wiuil i'etly Wi from the Brooklyn'. . . . Wanted a cutrher. . . . OiIut niauugora ore tvury of Petty. . . . ili causti hu wouldn't play with Kohhy. . . . Hlxko aud (ivdCrey look like a bud niulch. , . . No rcnuou for II. . , . The ( ill got Put Mulonu its a relief plrher. . . . He's been a terrific relief to Mc Carthy. .. . Tho Jock ny iVtn bruit shouldn't he w panned for IioIiik socuml on 4 4 Tnro In the ITenknem. . . . They whisper that "Satiny" Workman pulled his saddle hlnnket all the way In. . . . Workman was on Vlrtorlnn, ' the wlniiah. . Peiirlupe Anderson didn't lentils much with Hi'lun Wills In Kumpe. 4 . . . Too cold for a girl from way down south In Itlrhinond. . . . They're get- Ihtg a m-w sign ready In the big league. ... 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