Vhurariny, July 2rt, 1928
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
TOD A U
GENE HOPS OFF
FOR NEW YORK
Champion Cheerful at
Boards Seaplane for
Battlefront
HI'KCTI.ATOIl. N. Y.. July 2.
(AT) (litn Tunnt-y look off
from I, alia I'luaaiint In a duul
'nViloreil Klkuraky amphibian at
10:11 a. m. tlila morning for
Now York, who re It will rlKfnnil
hi world' hnavywKlxht title
aaalnat Tom Meaner, of New Zea
laud. (cnilKlit In (il Yankaa Ha
il In m.
Til champion wia amimpanled
by W. O. .Midrehan, Nw York
aporta wrllar, and Charlea V. Hob
of Now York, hla millionaire
frlrnd and owner of Ilia plana,
- Hill Wlnatiiii, Curllaa Field pilot,
aa at tha controla, and liirta
Kurnnll, Klkimky plant mwhanlr,
waa alao aboard.
Kvnry man, woman and rblld
In ai" iilator gathered at I ha dgo
bf the laka to wlh Tunney auc
reaa aa lia entered tha plana. The
4-hamultin, who aroa at 7 o'rlork,
bla iiauul hour, aaaured bla well
wlahera that tie waa In tha twal j
I'hyalml aliaixi of hla flat It1 ra
rwr and waa rtinflilent that ho
would dlapoan of lleeliey.
Wlnatou niailtt a perlert take-'
nff and, after Hie pUne cleared
til water. It rlrrled iha luka
twice ami then disappeared over
Hpmulator mountain In an eaat
ward direction.
The pilot aald li would at
tempt to laud In the llndaon
river, near lain at red, In about
two houra.
Whan the formality of welch
In a In haa bean rnmplated. Tun-
. nay will Mo to hotel, where he
will have a mld-afiarniKin din-,
" ner. after wblco bn will real un
til It I tlmo for lilm to atari fur
the Yankee aliiillum. , '
Karly Ihla morning. Hob and
Wlnatou, who were Injured bore
morn than a week uxu when their
plana craahd Into a tree wbll
I u k t n at off from the Kalrway on
the Hamilton, (.'ouptry club jjujr.,
- ruurae,' relumed In (he link and
made a" "anpfeVafifl lakivoff" In'an
aviation plane owned by tha mil-'
lloiialre.
Mr. Hub explained Ibat be at
tempted Hi a duuxertma at mil to
alienee friend who have been
"kidding him" about Ilia rulahap.
Tuntiey waa In a cheerful mood
when be entered the plane.' He
aald hejilept aoundly during the
night.
HEENEY LEAVES
CIP FOR It 1
Challenger Mysteriously
Leaves Camp For
gets Breckfast
FAIItll AVKN, N. J., July 20
VP) On the day of bla bis
flxht with (lene Tunney for the
ihumploiiiihlp of the world, Tom
llerney thla morning beramo a
man of myalery, vanlahlng com
pleluly with all hla 200 pounda
from hla r'alrhaven training
rwnp.
Aa the challenger ua well aa
llm' champion mint weigh In at
tha Yankee aluilliim at I o'clock
Ihla afternoon It waa aaaumed
Iha Anaar'a dlaappearlng art
meant that ha had quietly left
fur New York along with hla
retinue but whether by bout,
train or automobile could not be
aaierl allied. Ileeney'a retaluera
III red an auto lal night ao that
111 la appeared Iha moat likely
meana of runveyanea employed.
Ileeney did not even appear
for breakfuat, a rite, which he
hua never before been known to
omit. Neither did tha officer
who baa been bla pereonal body
guard and all Indlraliona were
that II let Tom who baa expreaaed
a decided dlalike for giving Intar
vlewa took to flight to aava him
that annoyano on hla battle day.
-AMSTERDAM. Holland, July
i. (Il No formal proteat
nxoln it the ..eligibility of Charley
,1'addork. I'allforiila aprinler, haa
been mudo by 1 1 rent Hrllaln, the
International Olympic committee
' announced toduy In a formal com
munique. The aluiemetit followed
clrrulnlloll of fri'ah and ronfllct
Ing rf puri ovvf Hie aprlnter'a
alutUH, .
Punch Not "Big
Words" Will Win
Battle Tonight
KM
! v 1 guess
'L V. t W I PffAVKn
V2 flyrHi
lit S
Tim
YfrA?
a man he waan't given a chance
wilh by the mine blrda.
J I in (or belt, the tiene Tunney
of bla day. waa counted out on
onu knee, blindly groping for the
roe that were completely out
cif hla reach.
Tunney will go In the ring a
favorite. The champion alwaya
doea. Hulllvan waa picked to
beat Corbel t. Vita waa lb un
derdog agiluat "Pompadour Jim,"
and Jim "jeffrlea waan't given a
look In axaluat "Huby Itobert."
And ao on down to tonaght'a
bout.
0
TLAND IN
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F
1
MISSIS
Leaders of
Big League
YANKSQEFtATED
Beaver Southpaw Con
trols Situation; Seattle
Falls in Cellar
Lett's Sttodlmg
(lly I lie AaaorUtnl Pma)
National.
Hatting Hornaby, Hravea .397.
Ituna Bottomley, Carda, 85.
Ituna batted In liiaaonette.
Portland evened tha aerlea with ' Roblna, S2.
Illta Uouthlt, carda, HZ.
Doublea Ilottomley, Carda, 32.
Triplea HotUimley, Carda, 13.
Homera Wilaon, Cuba, 23.
Stolen baae Kriach, Carda, It.
IN DOUBLE BILL
Detroit Tigers Set Ameri
, can League Champs
Down Hard
i
(lly tlx- Aaaorinti-d I'm)
t'oaet leaiw.
W. L.
, Rac-ramento '...18 8
Hollywood IT 7
the Bella by grabbing a to 3
I win with the help of Carol Yer
kea. Heaver aoulhpaw. Yerkea1
fast ball fanned aeven of the
Mlaalona. Ernie Nevera waa ruf-j IMtching Benton, Gianta, won
fed about and replaced late in 1, loat 4.
American.
Batting (ioalin. Senator, .397.
'Han Pranciaco 13 11
11
Oakland r..l3
Mlaalon 12 12
l.of Angelea 10 14
7
Log Ange
I'oPtlafcd
Bull Pen'Patter
Trie ON Thing I eo not
i ' weiT i roroiHiiy
vjll-' &mnm Tunney
) -, P. cIomw il,r.
iCi r lnWMh le)D.
8-alile
New York ...
Philadelphia
St. Uiula
Chicago
Cleveland ...
Waaliington
Hoaton
Iletrolt
17
IS
.Pet.
.750.
.78
.642
.542
.too
.417
.292
.250
'the game by Carl Moiling. Hat
terlea: Yerkea, Whitney; Nevera
iniid (lui.lilK. naiuwm
Americnn league.
W. I..
7 27
58 3
51 4
42 51
42 53
41 63
37 64
..i..J7 55
By AL UKMAMCK '
(Former Pitcher N. I. tilaala)
Sotiiellino late Ihla evening
that portion of the right public
llml prefera to ,aee their flghta
vlcarloualy, while aealed in an
eaay chair llalenlng to their fa
vorite announcer, wU be regaled
with the naual line of baloney.
At tha conclualon of the bout,
Tuney, If be retain bla cham
plonahlp, will make the uaual
announc i ient over the "Mike"
that ho will defend hi title
axalnat all romera, and Ileeney.
If aucceaaful, will, a uaual with
new champion, promiae to bo a
fighting champion and fight early
and often.
Almoit forty year ago another
lAuatrallan blackamllh, old Hob
Kilaalmiiion. gambled with. a'te
aud .won a ibumplouuhlp agaliial
Nalloiutl I -a true.
W. 1..
i 81. I.nul ....
Chicago
Clin Iniiall ....
' New York ....
Brooklyn
Pittahurgh ..
' Hoaton
: Philadelphia
69 34
. 65 39
.65 40
.49 37
.48 45
.45 45
.2 69
. 23 61
Ituna itutb, Yanka, 99.
The th-natora' winning atreak Run batted In Kutb, Yanka,
,' atopped by the Seala who 92.
evened the aeriea with a 6 to 0 Hit Manuah, Brown. 143.
j victory over the Sacramento nine. Doublea Flagatead, Red Sox,
tlionie runa by Thuraton, Jolly; 33.
land Suhr, three doublea and aln- c Triple Barnea, Senator. 13.
gle counted the tallle for the I Homer Roth, Yank. 40.
Sella. Dutch Ituetber held the Stolen Baae Moatil, White
Kolona to lx Ulla. Ratteriea: Sox, 15.
Ilueiher, Sprlnx; Keating, Seve- Pitching Hoyt, Yank, won 12,
Pet. I reld. i loat 2.
.713 j Seattle took Ha 14th and 16th
. 17 consecutive defeat when Holly-I MARIETTA, O. Joe Colombo,
.62 wood romped about tbe diamond Clarkaburg, W. Va., won from
.452 taking both atanxaa of a double Bobby Grant. Charleston, W. Va.,
.442 header, the Ural 9 to 3. and the (101. Jack McFarland Pitta
.430 iHwond 4 to 3. Nine bunched ; burgh, defeated Lou Juneta,
.407 hit in the fourth and fifth of tbe .Columbus (10),
.4UI frt tuaale brought three runa In j
'each Inning to win for the aura, and Hulvey, Agnew; Wilaon,
icarlyle. atar centerfie'.der, waa Schmidt.
Pot. IreapouHlble for the runa In tbe I Oaklund took a aec-ond ahut
.834 firth when his long drive to the out In tbe abort three game aer
.685 1 bleacher chased In two others, ilea with Los Angeles by winning
.579 The second game was uYclded In 1 to 0. A pitching duel between
.570the seventh when a trio of aln- j Boehler and Peter featured the
.Sis'gli-a brought In tbe winning run. , corneal. The lone run of the
.600 j Ratteriea: First game: Fullerton. Oaks was put acrosa In the aev
.30Baaaler; Bryan and House, Bor-1 enth. Batterle: Boehler. Read;
.274 roanl. Second game: Mulcahy i Petera, Warren.
The Detroit Tiger seem to
hare aolved the problem. The
only time to go stalking for
Yankee scalps is at tbe precise
moment the young men of Mil
er Hugglna' emerge from a rail
way atatlon. With everybody In
the American league, aave only
Jacob Ruppert, vainly Becking
waya and mean to halt the Yan
kee outrage, the bumble Tiger
stepped to the plate with their
own version, and made It the
more convincing by rolling tbe
champions of the world in the
duat of Navln Field twice In the
same afternoon.
Suspecting that, some 20 hours
on tbe Pullman bad affected the
champions, the Tigers won the
first game of a doubleheader by
3 to 2. .The borne boys became
bolder In the second, engagement
which they snatched from the
leaders by 10 to 7.
The first decision waa won by
an imperinent rally against
Oeorge Plpgras for three runs in
tbe eighth Hining. Henry John
son, Myles Thomas and "Archie"
Campbell were treated Impartially
in tbe second brawl.
While these unbelievable events
were taking place In Detroit, tbe
Athletics were winning two from
the White Sox. and by this act
cutting two games from the lead
of the Yankees. As the Markmen
have only four more chances to
lose to the Yankeea In band-to-band
warfare this season. It may
be that Mr. McOllllcuddy still
haa a chanc. By cold figure
be la nine games behind tbn
champions this morning.
The A s took the opener yoa
terday, IS to 0. and 8 to 7 In- -tha
second clash. Old Bullet
Joseph Bush was tha winning
pitcher In the nightcap. '
Tbe Indiana won two game
from the Red Sox, 10 It I
and IS to 6. '
The Browns, third placer, re
moved two contest from the
possession of the nnsnapectlng
Senators, one by 12 to 8, and
another by ( to 5 In tveive In
nings. Still unconvinced that the
Olants are going to land any
where but en top, John J. Mr
Graw once more put down the
Pirates. to 6. Homers by Fred.
Lindstrom a-nd "Shanty" Hogan, '
accounted for four NdW York
runs. '
The Cardinals kicked a plla
of eight unearned runs Into tht
ample lap of Big Jim Elliott In
the fourth round. Jim showed
hi appreciation by winning, 8
to 1.
Tbe loading St. Loulaan lost
no ground to the runner-up Cuba. '
who succeeded In dropping one
to the Barves, 2 to 1, In Spite
of Hack Wilson'a twenty-thlrj
home run.
Cincinnati dashed off with tha
first game In Philadelphia. 1
to 6, only to see tbe furious Phils
rise from their graves long
enough to take the second, 7 to
(. Donald Hurst hit two hoinn
rnna for tbe Quakers, bringing
hla season's total to fifteen. . ;
NEW YORK Sergeant SammV
Baker. Mitchell Field, won on,
foul from Andy Dl Vodl. Brook
lyn (51, James J. Hroddock,
Jersey City. N. J., and Nando
Tassi, Italy, drew (10). Ardre
Routis, France, defeated Vic Bur
rone (10). 1
it
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