The Evening herald., June 30, 1928, City Edition, Page 2, Image 2

Saturday, June .10, 1928
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
IN THE REALM OF
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Dick" Reed, Klamath Falls
Heavy, Will Meet
T. Anderson.
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CHILOQUIN, June SO. Rival
ramps of Nails. Gorman and Bob
.Variola claim their men to be In
the pink of condition for the bat
tle at Chiloquin Monday nlKUl
for the heavyweight title of the
1'aclflc Northwest. Marlels, Port
land sluKKer, is undefeated by
auy local heavyweight In the
northwest and faces a tough man
,ln Gorman who holds wlna over
the best men In bia class In the
northwest.
, A large crowd has packed the
Waldorf pool room In Klamath
Kails during the past week to
, watch Mariols and Gorman work
out. Gorman drew a packed
'. house of onlookers Friday night
' when he boxed several fast
rounds In a public ' workout at
the pool room. Marlels has been
training out at the Veterans Ath
letic club but has made two ap
pearances at the Waldorf before
several hundred admirers who
T would like to see the giant Port
. lander beat Gorman this time.
. Marlels has a likeable personal
ity and (Ives the fans their
money's worth when he steps ln-
. to a ring. Gorman has been seen
'in action here enough to show
the fans that he will not quit
until something has dropped. It
looks like a , large evening of
fighting with both men deter
mined, on making the other hit
the canvas.
The fight that his the fans
talking is the seml-wlndup be
. tween Dick Reed, popular Klam
ath Falls tighter, and Toughy An
derson, slugging Lakeview be
hometh who towers six feet three
Inches high and weighs 210
pounds as against Reed's paltry
205 pounds. Reed is a popular
fighter with the local tans. In
his first appearance in the local
ring he won a sensational fight
from Joe Swindler after being
. knocked down three times In the
first two TCTradr-try-Thlltxroln'r
fighting police chief. Reed show
ed he had a fighting heart by
bis comeback after this decisive
pounding and knocked Swindler
out In the third round after
breaking three ribs on Joe's left
Side with one terrific punch.
Reed is a comparative novice
at the fight game, having had
but four fights. He has won all
tour by knockouts In less than
three rounds. Dick is popular
. Yith the light fans ot Klamath
county and always has a big
following behind him when he
Steps into the ring. Reed haj a
, tough proposition ahead of him
fa Toughy Anderson, who is Just
as tough as his name suggests.
Anderson is a giant of a man and
literally absorbs, punishment. He
Stayed eight rounds in Lakevlew
' two weeks ago with Gorman and
porman hit him with everything
be had and seemingly couldn't
- phase him. Some tans think
Reed has a harder punch than
' (Jorman and look to see Reed
tone through with a win via the
knockout route over the tough
giant from the Lakevlew country.
' Reed fans are backing him
with plenty ot money and are ,
Ilndlng numerous backers In
t'hiloquin and among the Lake
' View crowd. Reed will be in line
fur a big bout here in Chlioquln
If he can get over Anderson and
he will have earned It. Many
And Sherman,
Al, Could Sure
Burn Them Up
Taylor Slams
Panama Indian
For 10 Rounds
PETROLLE AND
D. SNELL DRAW
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: By At HK.UAUEK
(Former Pitcher X. V. Giants)
Regardless' ( thi final, lineup
of the fans' all-star Nationals and
American league teams, of which
the above cartoon is the infield
ballot, what would our modern
ball teams amount to. when you
compare them to some of too
ancient clubs? Here Is too roater
ot one of the finest teams that
played the game in olden days
and I defy any modern magnate
to put an outfit Into battle that
comes ever near them.
Catcher "The man In the Iron
mask;" Pitchers David and
Noah Young Dave bad terrific
apeed but was addicted to bean
Ing the batter. Noah was an old
chap but nobody was bis equal
In wet weatber or the "damp
defivery."
First base. Capt. Hannibal
a master of tactics and conceded
to be finest general ot bia age;
secondbase. Jonah nobody baa
ever equalled his "inside play;"
shortstop, the Wandering Jew
a marvel In covering ground;
thlrdbase. Nero this boy was so
fast he literally burned 'em up;
rlghtfield, Abraham specially
clever in sacrificing: centerfleld.
Goliath a gigantic slugger, who
carried a bat as "thick as ,
weaver's. beam''J.ciWi.eld,Ssm
sou the Ruth of his day. whoss
wallops even tore down the
walls; pinch hitter. Job the most
patient man ot his time nobody
could wait as he could; mana
ger, Solomon his wisdom was so
great they considered him the
Miller Huggins of that era.
I SAN FRANCISCO, June SO,
; (I'P) The " Blonde Terror" of
j Terro Haute. Bud Taylor, deflat
ed (he dark akimied and buxhy
haired San Hlas Indian from
Panama, Santiago Sbirllla. In a
ten round bout here last night.
The Indiana bantamweight did
nnt win with ease but had a com
fortable margin at the close and
was acclaimed by a largo crowd
that atleuded the rpenlitg night
card of a 1750.000 arena wheu
the referee raised his hand.
Zorllla made his be:t showing
In the closing rounds but could
not cope with the skill of hia
light romplexlnned oppone it.
Jack S 1 1 v o r. San Francisco
lightweight, beat Artie Sullivan
of Boston In the six round seinl
wlndup. ' .
RANK OUTSIDER
GALLOPS HOME
HEADING PACK
HOLLYWOOD, June SO. tl'IM
I Jimmy I'lola. Hollywood fea
therwetsht.., dufeated Red Hum
phries, Los Angeles, at Molly
wood Leitlon Bt aillum last ulKlit
In a 10-rounrt fight thut proved
I to b ust a good preliminary
Dodo Itercot and Al Gracla 1 elevated to the main event rlutus.
SKATT1.K. Wash., June 30,
O P Billy .Petrolic, the "Fargo
Kxpresa" and "Doc" Snell, Ta
coma lightweight, went six fust
rounds to a draw In an outdoor
bout here last night.
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, weut tour rounds In the aeml
. final. Hereof wlnulng the Judge's
decision.
I1KKA1.D CLASSIFIED AD3
llltl.NU RESULTS
BCTTE. .Mont.. June JO. (;P)
Recount, a rank ouuider rac
ing to victory In the hurdle rare
for greyhounds here last night
paid a price of 1429. !0 to each
bolder of a IS co-ownership tic
ket on blm. Officials said tt
was a record for the Interna
tional racing Greyhound ustucih-tlon.
Nails Gorman
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X- .? Monday, July72
Chiloquin Arena
i .. : JlO-Round Main Event 1 !;
I Nails Bob
GORMAN vs. ' M A R I E LS
For Northwest Heavyweight '
j i. iv Championship' iv .. ul
6-Round Semi-Windup
Dick Reed vs. Toughy Anderson
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! '' rv'L j Four Other Good Bouts.. ,t
No Increase in Prices
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This Is a picure of Nails Gor
man, hard hitting; Hood River
heavyweight, who . meets Bob
Marlels. Portland behemoth, in
the main event ot a tight card
which will be staged in Chlio
quln on the. night of July t.
fans here think Reed has the
makings of a great fighter and
want to see him get along.
Jack Davles, Cblloquin light
weight, faces Frankie Monroe, of
Salea, in a fast slashing six
round fight that will give the
fans their money's worth alone
In action and thrills. ' Monroe
lost to Davles on a foul abont
two months ago and says be will
knock him out this time. Both
boys are fast and are clever
fighters and boxers. They will
meet aver the six round route In
a specla levent, Chlioquln fans
are particularly interested In this
fight because tt is in the nature
of a grudge fight and both boys
will try hard for a finishing
punch.
. Supporting this great card of
all-star fighters win be a group
of . fast preliminaries between
Klamath county boys. Spike Gor
man, Joe Dumore and Harold
Wright, the last two Indians, will
appear on the card against wor
thy opponents.
This card officially starts the
big Chiloquin Rodeo celebration
here July 3 and 4. After the
fights Monday night there will be
an all night dance which will end :
Just in time for the crowd to get :
out to the rodeo grounds for the '
opening ball game. j
The largest crowd in the his
tory of fighting In Klamath coun
ty is expected, judging from' the
advance seat sale. Iany addi
tional seats have been' provided
for the fans and all seals will be
elevated. Tickets can be secured ;
at the Waldorf pool room in
Klamath Falls. Matchmaker Da
mon Savage his line np the
greatest card ever to be shown
in southern Oregon and wlI as-;
sure fans that this card will mea-1
sure up to the high class of
fights shown here in the past. !
Chiloquin boxing commission Is
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Program '
JULY 3rd, 1928
00 Meet Soecial Train in Klamath Falls.
30 Official Welcome Eextended to Visiting Sokols
00 Baseball Game. -
00 Wrestling. "
00 Dancing in Open Air Pavilion.
Indian War Dance on the Street
Carnival All Day and Night
Good Music by Brass Band All Day
Aeroplane on Grounds and Parachute Jump
and Stunts ' ' .
JULY 4th, 1928
A. M.
7:00 Band Concert by Two Brans Bands.
9:00 Baseball Game.
10:30 Free barbecue and npenking by Bruce Dennis, of
.Klamath Falls.
12:30 Grand March to Sokol Grounds.
P. M. " ' ." '
1:00 ON THE FIELD:
. 1. Raising of Flair, and Song (Star Spangled Banner)
; 2. Three Short Speeches:
, Hon. Jay Upton, Senator from this District; President
F. Vlastufka, of San Francisco, California, will greet
brother Sokols of the Pacific; Ottakar Strizek, Cxecho
slovnkia Consul of Seattle Washington.
Flag Drill; Scio Sokol Boys. . '
Calesthenic drill; San Francisco Sokol i .Women.
Special Drill; San Francisco Sokol Women.
Rod Drill ; Scio Sokol Men.
Blossom Dance: Scio Sokol; Women.
Combined Calisthenic Jtod Drill by 8 women and 8 men;
-' San Francisco Sokol.
Simple Calisthenic; by Joint Pacific Sokols; Men.
Simple Calisthenics; by Joint Pacific Sokols; Women
iiiuuni; vvr iriu; oan rrancisco SOK0IS.
Gymnastic Exhibition on Equipment.
Oath of Allegiance by All Pacific Sokols.
4:00 Dance in Open Air Pavilion. r
Indian War Dance on Street.
10:00 Fireworks .
..... Carnival All Day and Night. - ' ;
. Aerpplane on Grounds and Parachute Jump and Stunts
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JULY 5th, 1928 ,
A. M. '
From 9 to 12 Horse Races and Stock Car Auto Races
P. M.
. 1:00 Baseball Game
N . 4:00 Boxing ' . . ' '
Indian War Dance in the Evening.
7:00 Dance in Open Air Pavillion.
Carnival All Day and Night.
Aeroplane on Grounds and Parachute JumpB and Stunts.
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