The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 21, 1928, City Edition, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE EVENING LRAB';KL.AMT FALLS, OKEOON Thursday, June 21, lOSflj . BEAVERSDRDP ANOTHER GAM E Shure, Mickey Me Bye Win If Ace's Wild J HOLLYWOOD Seal Trample on Sacra ' mento Bunch; Score . 11 to 9 (II) The Aiworialocl Preiw) With Shellenbark In rare form, Hollywood won Its second from Portland, 4 to 1. Couch's homer to the third robbed the Star twlrler of a shu tont. Batteries: . Ccugh and Rego, Alnsmlth; Shel lenback and Raasler. A fifth inning batting bomb ardment which nicked Wilson for even hits and fire runs sent the Mission - Bella to a 7 to Z victory over Seattle. Behind Hol- llng's steady pitching, the Bell , atlckmen found the Indian aouth paw for 17 safe blows. Rodda. Mission thirdbaseman, got fonr hits In as many timea at bat. Batteries: Wilson and Schmidt; Holltng and Bfaldwln. The Seals trampled on Sacra mento In an 11 to 8 walk away. Walter Malls, aide winder, was In great form but eased up bit in the ninth. Sacramento scoring fonr runs. Suhr and Thurston bit homers for San Francisco. Batteries: Mails and Sprint; Kuns. Shea and Koehler. Th Oaks and Angels battled 13 Innings before Lary singled to score Dean and give the 1927 . champions a 4 to 3 win.. Weath ersby, who pitched the entire route for Los Angeles, had a big day at bat, getting a pair of triples and doubles and a single In fire apeparances. Batteriea: Wea thereby and Sand berg; Boeh . ler and Read. Who Challenge Hon? . William Wlmsatt, a track ath lete at the Georgetown Univer sity, is seven feet tall and be ., Ueved to be the tallest college athlete In the country. "WINNERS" l Ace Rarin' to Go; Walker Is 7-5 Favorite PIS TROUNCE BROOKLYN I :,NUT,;: 1 ijyJooWliams PORTLAND AND SEATTLE TRADE BALL PLAYERS Chicago. Jun ii. (,p Th? Doormat worm . niiauiewaigiu ruuinmon-t ' ship goes on the blot-It at Com-; 'Iskey Tark tonight when Mickey Of League Suddenly Crashes to Fore (Ily The AmocUie.1 lrf) ' The ferocious Phils, hungry 1.0.4 ANCKLUS. June :t. (UPI Hurl Colo, loft huuilcd pitcher ! Tho Brooklyn fans have liwnlot tho l'orlluucl lmnoti.il chili, National ,l,row,' uon b"" ''. nil an. outfield. to, bo named llt'lV" irVIIIIK AIUUIKI IIIO' , , ii . i i. . !l,gue that something should be I s,""'"v- M ,0 8'"" done about It. A couple of the; lIu 'of Htch.ir Jmk Knight, i Rrocklvn fans should be sent to announcing the deal. Thomas j clean up Nicaragua. ' to serve as decoys for lh fluuv Jtrlho. The Idea Is copyrighted ml tlume considering hifrlnae- 1iC rsn..e-' uienta are cautioned not In use It Angler Lands You might take away the pop bottles by forbidding the sale of pop. In that case the Brooklyn funs would have uo resource but their revolvers. The Inventors have gouo a long !;Bull Pen Ruter JAH KCARNS ! Walker in'recrs the , chullriiKe of Nebraska" wildcat dUht ring, Ac. Hudklns, : ; , If weatiier conditions .lie favor-- for games, remain at large. They 'able, the (ight. wich l billed 'have developed an unaccountable, to go ten rounds to a decision Is tendency to slam their betters: I expected to attract from 30.000 on the chin. Other teams may I I to 40,000 fans and probably the; be fighting for mere pennants.! largest gate receipt In the history i but when the Thlllles so far tor- or tne miciniewetEnt division. ret themselves as to win seven ' It will be Hudklns- first shot out cf nine, they are news. I '! mechanical tntklug - . - I . .1.,. , . I . , . . ..... ... ... .. . - I ....... I... ft..... ..Ill t. - .... ...I.I....I i uuxina in w in me eigni i not sattsrieci wttit waiter i.er- ""v ' years of his boxing career In' aln's triple which outraged Das-, nothing until Ihey produce a golf three divisions and. while Walk-jay Vance on Tuesday, tho I'hlls,0" wl" rry 'Here, here-" er wasia.7 to 5 beting favorite jumped on Jumbo Jim Elliott and i . , e e the challenger was radiant with I Doug McWeeny for enough hltiej Npenkliig f the lnliv-uatlonnl confidence. Walker, too. will be I to win the second game of the "iiiteet, hy the way, Tunney was confident. In top form and Im patient for the bell. .Atracted by the punching pow er of the New . Jersey bulldog and the Nebraska wildcat, Chi cago's boxing rlalto today was crowded with fans from all sec tions of the nation. I.AKKVIKW. Ore.., Juno II. Oar l-eyva was n.siitfcewful flail orman at Dog Lake Huntl.iy whun ho raptured a gtl-lut'h trout from 'the depth of the muunlulit laki). The senior Hugo Lyva and Clar ence Itlnehart who arcoinpauled L. Turner. Portland proaldenl, the young Isaac Walton, return- aid Coin bad bwn dissatisfied and wanted to tie sent 1 to one for this and oilier reasntii. Eats Sauerkraut Now, i Feels Years Younger "Now t nil, even sauerkraut, and sausage and fool flue. Adlo rlka ended stomach gas and 1 feel 1 years yonnger."-Mra. M. Davis. Just (INK spoonful Aaierma f- ed with empty baskets, though lleves I us sun tnat vioaiea mai they lontrlbuted to the succosa ; m so inai you i n wee,. , .. ... it.vrir b .! of th. San' Kr.ncl.co Bay club., of the trip by their able navl-1 - ' , Turner auld one or the three bay I gallon of the good boat Tna , In,uer y never thought teams hud offered 110.000 rof'Hull Cloose." It Is 'lw",a w, there. No matter what ynu Cole, but fhat he preferred tolamong local sportsmen that tho j,,,,, tried, fur your stomach and help the last position Scaltlrf nlmrods have painted pictures of bfiwels. Adlerlka will surprise club strengthen. 'fish on the bottom of the boat 'you. Whitman Drug Co. By Alt JjEMAREB (Former Pitcher N. T.. Giaata) Ace Hudklns, the Nebraska Wildcat, and Mickey Walker, the Toy Bulldog, are tose! into the ring tonight at Comiskey Tark. Chicago, by Jim Mullen to tight it out for the wcrld'a middle weight boxing championship that Walker now holds. , After the, last Hudkina-Baker fight in New York there was the question of whether Ace 'a heels were becoming round from the amount of punishment he had taken. ' The Wildcat laugh at the suggestion .that ' Jie la in danger of becoming "slug nut ty." however. The Hudklns family, which In cludes seven brothers, two of whom manage his afvairj, ire with the Xce. For Walker to win, I figure he must knock out Hudklns lo st JtOO pouiubt the other ilnv. I Hut be hail only gone tlirongli I "R lag. lr" uiul "Mnrbeth" . the anil hadn't siartiMl hie renlly , grrloua sparring with 'llatiilet. While they were at variance as to the winner, they were vir tually agreed that the fight Brooklyn series yesterday, t-t. The Cardinals made It ten out of eleven and lucreased their lead over the Keds to t3ur full games, by taking the series opener from the Cubs In Chlcaao f to 1. I The Red. .tinned further hark ! Tunney. by the Way. Will not: tnw.rd ih mnt th. pi,, i be carrying top weight. Neither atea made up a bit of ground by shading Eppa Itixey. 3 to 1. More heartening to Pirate tana than would end In a knockout. Their; the victory Itaeir waa tlu rorm opinion was repeated by the 0f Remy Kremer flashed In champkn aud challenger. - HOOKS AND SLIDES Vee Thoae B onions, Charley! Red' Grange, keen about the movies and fed up on pro foot ball, made good the bint he let out during the final drag of the bunion derby and announced bis career Is In the flickers. - In the future his -footballing will be done on the lot where a five-buck-per-day extra on the other aide of the line won't take sKie ol rour rounds. . Always a ( H1m nt or put n!m down like weather the early rounds he should come on with a rush in the closing ones. THE NEW ZEROLENE mrmofor J ne New York - Yankees are not too good to look to the fu ture. They recently signed Smith . , I of Columbia, a pitcher and shoi t lOWOUrmOTOP ',0P- T,ey farmed him out to Hartford In the- Eaarera- League A MANUAKU UIL HKULIUCI for seasoning. Nuts Could L'se Him Eddie Wells Is the outstand ing curler In the Southern Asso ciation .again this year. , He chalked up his tenth victory sev eral weeks ago for Birmingham. He can win in the Southern, but fizzles out when he gets with a big league club. will Heeney. .Who, then? Why the gent. In the 140 seats. A Buy the only fine car that has been proved by Two Million Owners . . . You will search in vain for a longer or more brilliant record of service than Buick's. Two million Buick have proved Buick value on the road. More than a million and a half, still in service, attest Buick stamina. ' . V Every Buick has as "regular equipment," power in . excess of any need, beauty and luxury beyond compare ; and a degree of dependability which has long been . traditionaL 1 ' You're sure of real value when you buy the car that two million owners have proved. ' ' All Buuk modelt hare Lorejoy Hydraulic Skotk j Absorbers, front and rear, as Uandard equipment. - Sedans sum 101995 Coupes si 193 tosisso VK1 MUUCU II 193 to II525 JBtwkm f. a. a. Km. Jfica. TU.GM.A.C he was the original prohibition starter. "I was the target tot three years for the guys who were get ting dongh out of me. They gave me plenty - beatings and I'm through with It," Red said. ' "I can get four thousand a week in the movies, and that's pretty good. I haven't got the half mil lion the papers say I have, but I don't have to take a beating every Sunday to get groceries." And. lest It not be a shock! when his official announcement comes, Ernie Never. Is through with the pro football racket also. .... ' Beautiful Friendships. ' Jimmy Londoa, headllner of the three-a-day wheel, served warning oa the promoters that he will not rassle one Richard Shikat because he doesn't like him. The Greek apparently has heard of a lightweight champion of Some years ago, Benny Leon ard, who said be never would fight Lew Tendier because he hated him. Leonard said no bum fighter who went around telling lies about him was a true friend and he would not fight him. And It took a large hunk of Rick ard's dough to get Leonard over his hurt feelings. Hnch Rotten I'ltcldng. "That pitching won't hold 'em np through th. year." It was said of the Yankeea before the season opeaed. But, looking at the figures as the pack turned quarter pole In June, the pitch ing staff was doing fairly well. Up to that point the games lost showed: Pennock 1. Plpgras 1,' Hoyt 1 and Coveleskle none.. And they wont 26 games among them. ' Hoyt was sick most of the spring, Moore la laid up with a bad arm, Shocker waited a long time to decide between baseball and the radio business and then achieving It. : The Giants and Braves were rained qut at Boston. After the first tw skirmishes of what baa been facticusly re ferred to as a "crucial" series.' the Yankees and the Athletics are just where tbey-wero before It started by splitting a double header 10-5 and 9-3. In the battle of the lower 1 depths. Washington consolidated' Ita hold on fifth place and (hen- aced fourth by trimming the Red1 Sox. S to 0. " ' 1 The tail end White Sox dlv- j Ided a pair with the slipping Indiana la Cleveland, winning the' first, ( to 4. and lapiug hack's . . I .... .J J . r ' I into ncrmsicy in me mv.Jim, i t Honolulu Race Won by Teva' J nunULLLt, 1. M . June (UP) The yacht "Teva." owned : by Clem Stose. was declared win ner of Hi'' trans-Pacific race from. Los Angeles to Honolulu here tfidaw ' The "Teva" arrived here early Tuesday and Its handicap inaUe. it possible for it to take the Lip-, ton cup from the Talayaba. which i finished Saturday, and the Pan-! dora. which crossed the finish , line late Monday. ', Second, place was being J.leni' porarlly held by the Aafje, which arrived Wednesday.' If the, Mol lllu, with a handicap considerably greater than the Aafje, falls to sail Into this port before 10 al m. Thursday the Aafje may claim ' second place permanently. , . The Mollllou and the Wetona' were the only yachts In the race ' that bad not arrived. It used to be one of John L.'i great worries that the chnmelon ship would pass to other shores. ' But thcre'sino caune for such an anticipation oVer-this tight, we fear. Don't. wait until the flies get bad before fixing those Screens Just phone us and let us put on new wire or repair your screens. THE GLASSHOUSE . lith and I'ine Hta. -Phone 477-W. of 237 Valuable Homesitei in Mountain View Addition One Lot Free Each Day Saturday and Sunday, June 23rd and 24th at J p. m. Thcao are all nijihtly loin, located within 10 blocks of the down lown district of the city of Klttmnth Fall, one of tho fattiest frowitiK cities on the Pncific coattt todny. Anyone buying loU et this sale will no doubt double their money in the next year. Auctioneer Note: The owner of the above lot hn instructed me to sell at Public Auction to the higheHt bidder, without reserve, on tho dates shown above. These are all fine lots, and very well located, and must be sold, regardless of sacrifice. His loss your finin. Snlo held of property, Saturday, June 23rd, Sunday June 2Jth at 1 p. m. No Reserve Easy Terms Abstract with Each Lot f Terms of sale: 15 of the purchase price at the time of sale. lOftof the purchase price on or before July 23rd. 1928. lialance in six or twelve equal monthly installments, at 7; 6 discount for cash For information, see owner C L, Reimann, at Hall Hotel J. P. Walsh, Auctioneer Phone 10 i III ; I : - , , w j- -A- "A""" A T was hurt when he was about c ready, -i 1 And the Yanks played 10 per cent bettor ball than Ihey did last year. "Oh, He'e It, Kli? ! I The reason givers around the National League say that the, real reason - tor the Cincinnati . Reds Is Hughey Crltx, that Crltgi has made Horace Ford and that ! Ford made the left side of the infield. ' , Crltx was wot one ,of those ; contented players last year and when he was gentled with a newj contract It was too late for htm' to get going. He has been ready I and going from the start of the season this year, and so have the Reds. 1 i MflBUICK BUICK GARAGE . 1330 Main Street . , .. Phone ,42 WHEN BCTTXR AUTOMOBILES ARC BUILT . . BUICK WILL BUILD THEM $1.00 I Chicken Dinner EVERY SUNDAY From 6:00' to 7:00 ; . A specialty at Linkhayen Phone U ' For. .ReserVations. , Under New . Management. fs4S sT9B A svlk.1 A cat may have nine Jives but think how often a bullfrog can croak - The canY gjjb T&MAMA.UJKS)- THAlXl ?t OottU RCftOUbl 7 June tr i Ynirii -w- Return to .the Star Orange Bloasom Talc Has the .true odor of Orange, ' . , and Italian talc. Regular price 25c June Sale Price.... 19c Cold Creim Jonteel Cold Cream , Regular price .'....50c June Sale Price 39c ' ToothPaste Rexall Milk Majfnesia . Tooth Paste. Excellent for the teeth. Keeps them white- and clean Regular price 50c June Sale Price..-. 39c i Hair Tonic Harmony Quinine Hair Tonic. Kills dandruff and makes the hair oft and. beautiful. Regular price $1.00 ,'June Sale Price.. :79c Jonteel Vanishing Cream Regular price 50c June, Sale Price 39c Specials 'PIS Powder $2.50 Perfume ?1.60 ', Total $4.00 June Special THE TWO ..$2.50 Klenzo Shaving Cream Does not dry on the face Regular price -....50c June Sale Price 29c Arbutis Vanishing . Creme A Peroxide. Cream for powder ' base Regular , price 50c June Sale Price 39c You'll Return to the Star Lemon Cold Cream Lemon Cocoa Ilutter Cold Cream TiKsue builder and okln cleanser as well Regular price : ..... 50c June Sale Price.. ...... ...'.39c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion For Hunbiirn, wind-chap and freckles Regular prico 60c June Sale Price 39c Tooth Brushes Klenzo Tooth Brushes. Biiwtleti guaranteed to tay in. All Hhapes and Hizes Regular price 50c June Sale Price .29c Theatrical Cold Creme Rexall Theatrical Cold Creme. One pound to can Rcgulur price .....!..75c June Sale Price 59c Harmony 'Bay Rum and Gentlemen's ( Talcum - 8-Ounce Bottle of Hay Rum, and lion Uemau's Talcum Regular price j......7Bc June Sale Price, the TWO for......50c Jonteel Face Powder and Jonteel Soap June Sale Price Regular price the two, 7Dc ' the TWO for - 50c The Rexall Store I :1 I ' -! Meet me at the I Fifth and Main j.