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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PERFECT FORM:
Champion Not Ill-Tern-pcrcd
find Nervous at '
- Bout Draw Near
Kri:cri.ATOH, x. v., July 2
'AD-For three ' uunilhs Ci-im ;
Tunney ha toik'd through a must I
rigorous training season and now,
thanks lo Ms own effort alone, ;
hi' in physh ally and mentally per-
it f-r tlio fray with lil ruggei!
New Zealand challenger lomor
row night. '
Though Tunney has fought lint
once sinew when he wrested ,
his title frum Jai.lt P-mpsey to
liciuey's 14 bouts In the. name
.'.puce of time, ho will enter the
1I11K the better hour of the two.
lit- lias probably gained a fltlc
science during bis long lay off,
fur he has always beeu a close
h! uilent of ills trade.
Tunnry claims he ha never
lieen FtroJEer, that he Is punching
loirder and ha lias confidently
predated that he will defeat
Heeney, probably by a knockout. I
During; his training siege, dur-l
lng whkh he has never appeared!
outside tit tbe ring In anything :
but a sweater, shabby linen trous- i
ers and an old pair of shoes,
scarcely nnble raiment for the 4
ruler of fistiana, Tunney has ,
iK'en developing a powerful right
hafid body punch, a blow which
'Heeney has always had great
troahle fi nding.
Ho has never been savage with
hi rapable sparring partners.
Harold Mays and Hilly Vlilabeck.
the Hayonne, N. J. heavyweights.
Imt during his numerous work
outs with them, lie has often
proved that he has acquired a
right hand punch paVking knock- 19 2 6 National League
out rorce.
He completed his ring practice ;
yesterday afternoon by going two!
rounds with each of these boys.
1I! worked so fast against them!
that th y appeared clumsy and '
awkward. J of
I am ready," Tunney said
when he left the ring.
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Tunney-Heeney
v All Set For
Big Battle
HEENEY READY
i.
Champ Will be Hard
to Stop
(Ity Ih- AsMK'tatwl IVei)
Facing possibly the crucial test
the campaign, the St. Louis
Cardinals have started their sec-
'Heeney ond eastern invasion with a vic-
is a ruffed foe but I have com- torr over the Brooklyn Dodgers
plete confidence in my own abil- and stretched their lead over the
ity. I am better than I was for field in the National league race'
J.-K k Dempsey last year." ! to four and a half games.
Tunney's only companion today j jf'the Cardinals can repeat the'
was Orrin Nobles, Seattle artist i Kpngatlonai drive they made1
who has been sharing the cham- J through eastern opponents on
plon's lakeside cabin for the past ! tne)r firs, 8Wing around the At
several Weeks. Nobles will re-!,. 8eaboard. there appears
inula with Tunney until tomor-j litt!c cnance that any rival can
row morning, when Tunney takes ; overtake them. In their first
off from Lake 1'leasant In a eastern trip the Cardinals won
dunl-motored Sikorsky amphibian eieveu games and lost two. Cui
on a flight to New York, where cag0 aud Cincinnati, holding sec
heyrill weigh In at the Madison onJ an(i third place in the stand
Square fiarden at 2 p. m. lngSi haTe yet to prove that they
Though most of Tuney's ad- are g00(j roaj teams, despite the
vlsers and thousands of his well weat gpots at Boston and Phila
wishers have pleaded with him delphin, the Cubs did o better
to try a more commonplace means ltllan break even on their first
'f traveling, he has remained ob- j invasion and the Reds won' only
el!nalc' isix games In fourteen, dropping
The piano will be piloted by four in a row to the Phillies.
J'lTr Winston, Curtlss Field avia-j Home runs decided the issue
tor who first taught Col. Charles ;at Brooklyn yesterday when the
A.-Liiidbergh to fiy. Charles V. cards nosed out a 2 to 1 victory
Jiob of New York, owner of the ovcr R0bby-s struggling Dodgers,
plane, will bo a passenger. t vov was in fine form
7unueys reason for flying, le't jjm Bottomley'i 21st homer
nip, was to get a good nighfa ,of the season and Chick Hafey'a
.-Va The TudNl f-HEEY
7 N.KEPtTITIO Of THE
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FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
BASEBALL CLUB
OWNER IS ILL
Challenger Quits Training
for iChampionship, .
. i - . Tilt
(Ity the .siclnll Prew.)
Indlaiinpollii Roy Wallace. In
dlauapoli'), won from Hobby Wil
liams, Syracu. N. Y., (!
flobby Allen, Chicago, defeated
MACON, fin.. July Jl. tl'Pl
The couilltliin of (ieorge Stall-
I lugs was rvpor'ted tinchunxed and
tlll serious at a prlvato hospital
here last night.
j T!ie owner of I tin Montreal In
ternational League baieball club
'has ln In u dangerous rondl-
BEAVERS LOSE
TO IS
Huf'ft Collect HonKr,'
Two Doublet fend i !
a Single j
lit Tin' AmiH Inliil I'dkh I
A bnttliig eliviiH irled by I
Fmiy llillfl. .MImIiiii led fielder, j
bioiiKbt victory for the Hells In
the threw game series with Hie,
Porilniid Denver. 7 In 4 Mum j
uathered a bonier, two doublet
and a single In four trips to Hi"
plate. Tlie Hells rally In Hi" '
seventh, when Ibe wore u Ib d
at four lo four, decided the coii-
' teil when three riina were piled
nil Hatterles: N'elmin and fiav-
.'Ulinrl. Hn til win: llai'clil. Colli b,
and Whitney.
aiiit miiiiiiia me ciimiiit in
sli Innings, Until Thurston. Kan i
' Krillli lm twlrler Weakeneil In 1
the Heveiith and eighth und be
fore the bliriuge could be slop. !
ped the league lenders had piled
up five runs to win K lo 5. Mil
chell followed to the Heal lllotilid
In tbo eighth but was quickly
r pluced by Jones, who flnWhed
.(hi game. Hatterles: Ylucl and'
(ioitld, Koehler: Tliuritnii, Mil-'
chell nnd Jones. Sirln.
I The Seattle Indlniis went down
til their 11th colliecutlve defeal
hen Hollywood roiuped around
the diamond. amtiNNliig 1 hits to
win 15 tn 1. Three Indian plt-
chcrs were knocked from the box
( before the slurs Could be ijllleled.
The frolic sturli'd In the second
frame when Ihe Stars scored
seven runs. It. uteri. : Murphy,
Agnew : Cole, (irulinm and Tea
ehout. Cox.
In a fust game at Oukluml th"
Angela fell to the Oaks S 111 0.
A pilchliia duel iM-iween Diinm
vlch and Cunningham feuttirtd
the battle. DiimovicU'a double
Lenders of
Big League
(ll III" .ismhIhIimI I'n-iui)
NiiiIimuiH
Hullliil - Morn4'y.; Hruve '.I'll.
Huns Hiillouiley, Cards, Hi.
Ittliia bat led III - llUieinelle, K
lilts -lloiillill, Cards, T
Hinilili'S- Hottoiiiley, Cards, 32.
Triples - Hoiiiiiiiluy, Cards, II.
Homer Wllmill, Cuba. 2i.
Nlolen liniea - Krlach, Cards, IC
Pllchlng- lleiitmi, lilanla, won
hi. loat i.
American.
Hailing -lliwllii, Seimlora. .3117.
Huns Hutu, Vauka. US.
Itilna bulled In- Until, Yank,
tin.
Illls Maiiunh, Hrowua, MT.
Hotible. Klugatead. Itcil Hm,
3.1
Triples- llaruea, Retiiitora, 13.
Hi.inera - Itiilh, Yunka, 40.
Stolen baaes Moatll, Whlla
So. .',.
I'liihlne lloyt, Yanks, won
I 'J. lost J
ami l.ary'a honor decided In fav
or of Lo An. 'lea llatlirli'.;
Iliiuiovli li. He ad; Cunnliigliuni
and Chi.li)', Sainlberg ami Han.
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DANCE
To Lra Sailing'! 8-picce
Ortheitra by the light
of the real moon ! ,
SATURDAY NITE
July 28(h
'til 3i30
MALIN
FAIRHAVKN. N. J.. July 25.
(IP) A man without tempera-;
inent that Is Tom Heeney, the'
.reck ribbed, barreled chested Xew"trktoii, Cal., def.
, . . . . ."Inont, Newark (8).
Zealander who tomorrow night .
Kid Woods. Indianapolis Ik). Kd- lion with heart trouble for more
die Roberts. Indianapolis, out- than two weeks.
pointed Kilitlu Amnion, i mem-;
natl (l.
Newark. N. J. Johnnie Reno,
defeated Al Del-1
batMes dene Tunney fjr the
worlil's heavyweight champion
ship. "Itllme me. If I can get what
New York Lope Tcnorlo, Phil-;
Ipplnes, won over Rruce Klowen, j
New RiMhelle (10). Armando
Scheckles. Belgium, won a tech-
the A-Uilcl I'IT"
Count l-nirue.
W. L.
Sacramento 1 &
Hollywood 15 t
you Americans call a kick out I""11 Knockout over Mlivino jam- San Francisco II II
of it," Heeney aays, "I guess Ii"' Philippines (21. ! Oakland 12 11
haven't got any of that temper-1 ' Hoston Jim Maloney. Hoston. Mission 12 11
a ment stuff in me. Meeting ; won a technical knockout over t Loa Angeles 1U 13
Tunnev of course Is a hie chance I Heurv 1-amar. Hoston (3l. Seattle C 111
for me it may mean my finan- San Antonio, Texas Hobby Portland
....... ... .In . ... ...
I ciai inuepentience, nut cannot, rernanuex, .Monterery, .Mexico.
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Pet.
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.211
get excited about it.. It is Just outpointed Huneyboy Snipes,
a sporting proposition, if I can't icon, (ia.. (10).
win I want to be a gaud loser." i Wheeling, W. Va. Stanley
Heeney might just as well lie Williams. Martins Kerry, O., won
a horse ahoer or the plumber, from Frankle Porto, (ilassnort.
American latigue.
W. L.
New York 7 25
Philadelphia 5 3
St. Louis 49 4
that he used to be instead of ; pa., (si. Albert Williams, Mar- Chh-ago 42 49
the challenger for the world s j tins Kerry. O.. defeated Lo Dar- i Washington 41 51
heavyweight title as far as out-'cy. Midland. Pa., (I). Cleveland 40 63
side appearances go. He Is ast Los Angeles Joey Sangor, ! Hoston 37 52
common as an old shoe with nu I Milwaukee, knocked out Haby Detroit 35 55
attempt at ntgn natteoness, no sal Sorlo. San Bernardino (7). ;
Pet.
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.4112
.446
.4311
.411
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By AL DEMAKEB
(Former Pitcher N. I. Glania)
desire to be out of the ordinary.
He walks around the camp In- a
rumple pair of old blue trousers,
a pair of comfortable oxfords
rundown at 'the heel, coatless
and batless and with a shirt
open at the neck. He la always
Earl Mastro, Milwaukee, toppled I
Trip Lirabaco, Philippines (3). !
i St.
.Valloiuil Leairue,
W. L.
Louis 59 33
! fifteenth sent Jess to the show-
,ers. Wee Willie Sherdel held the plica of the famous Corbet-Fitz-1 "P-
sli tro In familiar surrounding nn
1 I 1 .,1,1 l.r,r...A ll.. 1 1
k. .'fin unwic iud iiKiii. mm
awp to shorten the trip down toiR0Dins helpless except in the slmmons battle over thirty years
J'-Jr. York from seven to two fourth when a pass aud two sin- ago and has an International tint
hors. gles gave Brooklyn Its only run. faintly reminiscent of that famous
. tnllke most boxers, Tunney has i i-ne Reds moved to within a encounter.
ii become ill-tempered and ner-'KaIne nf the idle Cubs by taking j Tunney is the Jim Corbett or
vom with tbo end of his training. 'the Phils into camp, 5 to 1, Eppa today and is the better boxer and
31e calmly went through his train-! Uiv hnlillne the Quakers to six border nnneher with either Jinnrt
in yesterday and last Ulgllt he ,.ii,.reil hits The Hed HUD- He like t'orhett la nx man nil.
conversed with well- nortod him sensationallv in the'er with a merrv wallon that
The Tunney-Heeney heavy
weight championship fight tomor-! mixing with everybody, chatting
row is in many respects a re-1 boot any question that comes
in jester
patiently
uijhers until 9 p. m., when he-
nflred to hla cabin. '
"J
Tl, -.ll i i
starts out in the world to
; , shake things up has had
j Jots of practice with the .
cocktail shaker
He Is ever ready to do any
thing asked of bim, although at
times tbe doing Is Inconvenient.
One cannot help liking him.
His blue Irish eyes look straight
into yours and he talks simply
and directly with flashes of true
Irish wit.
He has made a host of friends
since he first hit America flf-
1 CM
Voo eAM rlsAiu
ONAKMlHE-AiARV
TOiV'-.Ta irulJOl'ili
, I . . 1 . 1 ,.pnfnn to f 11 . riflllhla 1 mslffll tA mfaMn'i nn enll.
play,. - lly perfunctory, but hi. . Jarring 1 ,een .mon,b? g0,""d ""ted bto
Back on hi. home lot, John thumper and a fairly accurate 1 7 t0 "'bot t the champlon-
McXiraw shook up the New York one. He I. faster than Heeney. gulp feer. 1,ert; "e h" n"t
x.-... ..j.. i -.1.1. . i .j . 'earned the title of "hard rock
VYiauio uoiiiiib uiuci nuu . j , . n a iuuaci i i ii . nun rivenejr
Hecton turned In a 6 to 3 vie-( Is the orthodox type of boxer
tory over the on rushing Pirates that he fancies,
of Pittsburgh. Joe Dawson, a I Outside- of a stout heart, a
pitcher when he's not an aviator. . strong jaw and being a game and
pitched well except for the sixth tough wrapper, virtues that still
inning when the giants scored go a long way In the ancient art,
five times, three runs riding there I. no comparison between
homo on Mel Ott's home run. j Heeney and Fitzsimmons.
Benton was touched for 12 safe-1 Anything can happen, of course,
ties but they didn't mean milch The prospects of a knockout are
in the run column. .not any more remote than they
Jack Russell and the Boston 'were In that previous British-
Red Sox would have turned back ; American fight at Carson City
over 30 years ago.
Fitzsimmons' knockout of Cor
bett was far and away the most
spectacular thing he ever did. It
was then the unknown "solar
plexus punch"' that did the busi
ness with Corbett and brought
about a change of the title.
the New York Yankees, American
league champions, for the second
'day in a row, had their battle at
; Boston ended in the eighth in
'ning. At the close of that frame
i Russell had outpitched Herk Pen-
nock and tbe Sox were leading
by 3 to 1. In the ninth, how
ever, six hits, a sacrifice fly and History may be all set to do
a stolen baso gave the Yanks some of It. Justly famous re
!four run. and the old ball game, ' posting
5 to 3.
AMKItlCANH LIKK KRAIT.
WASHINGTON, July 25. (HP)
more than 13,-
HPI DH CHF.AP IX X. Y.
NKW YORK, July 25. (AP) America eats
Folks troubled -with the high 500,000 worth of sauerkraut year-
cost of living should put In a j ly, the agriculture department re
few potatoes. They are less than I ported today. A quarter million
a cent a pound wholesale here, 'tons of cabbage la used In mak
tbe cheapest In 60 yean. lng tbe "kraut."
from down under" for nothing.
Heeney wa. ordered to go into
seclusion today. If he bad his
own way about It. he would sit
out In the shade of the big pine
tree out In the yard, or better
still alt In the hack room of an
old time saloon aiyl knock over
a few beer..
Heeney come, from the old
fashioned school and believes In
currying out old fashioned Ideas
about drinking heer or ale. He
makes no defense of II. He likes
his beer and doesn't enre who
knows If. In his training he
drank a couple of pints of aln
dally. If It was permitted by
bl. handler, be would have con
sumed six pint..
When hla training ended he
stretched on hi. back on the rub
bing table and said he never felt
better In hi. life and wa. ready
for Tunney.
"Honestly If It rnlns Thursday,
I'll feel like busting out In a
good cry," he went n. "I .Im
ply feel great right now."
With Tunney going to the bat
tie ground in an aeroplane,
Heeney will go to the scene by
boat. He ha. accepted the of
fer of Chris Schmidt, a resident
of Rumson, r nearby village, to f'hlcago 65 38
leave Seabrlght during Ihe morn- Cincinnati 64 39
make the trip. They Intend to New York 4H 37
lng arriving in New York Just In Brooklyn 47 45
time to weigh in. Heeney expert. Pittsburgh 4 5 4 4
to scale 13H pounds, but may go Boston 25 69
into the ring weighing two Philadelphia 22 60
pounds heavier.' He weighed 202 I
before his final workout yester-! HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
day but 198 afterwards. ' I IIRINO RESULTS
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