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Ruth Likes .
fo Earn All
He Ever Gets
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Jack Thompson Given
Decisive Trimming
in 10 Round Bout
1H Ily III SSKI.I. J. M'.WUI)
Amiu'IhUmI Prins SiKirln YVrltrr
PAX FRANCISCO. Oct. 2. OPI
j' A smiling, clean cut youth iif
who bout c mun w-ho beat a
1 "'' champion is the newest ring sen-
nation to coma out of the. went.
,., That youth is Jackie Fields.
; tireless puncher from Log An
geles, and the ten round beating
i. . (lint ho gave Young Jack Thomp
f i j pon, negro contender for the wcl-
i, tcrwelght title, last night, will
j uitl soon be forgotten here.
.:h Before it record breaklug in
door crowd at the Stale Armory.
r,,(l Fields handed the Oakland negro,
j.,n conqueror of Joe Dundee In a
. non-title fight and matched for
the title in New York, November
16. the worat battering in his
ca i eer.
' When the tenth round was
T vr, Thompson was barely able
i to stagger to his corner. Only by
f ' covering: up in the last three
' rounds did he save himself from
ft a knockout. I
. Field, weighing 145 H pounds
to 144 pounds for Thompson.!
unmmeled his dinky opponent
with a wilting body attack and
short lefts and rights to the facA
F "r'lo win seven rounds. Thomp
' con's rallies in the sixth and
seventh rounds gave him those
'sessions while the fifth was even.
A disastrous first ronnd, when
.' he van on the receiving end of
i ; jolting rights and lofts to the
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Necessity of Eradicating
Duck Malady Brought Howe
to Klamath Basin Hunters
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By Al. DRMARRR
(Former lltclter X. Y. (.lanta)
Babe Ruth has a peculiar point
of view fT this day and age
when everybody is trying lo get
something for nothing. Babe Is
just the opposite: he wants to
earn everything he get.
I asked Babe why he smoked
cigars instead of cigarettes. "I
like to earn everything I get,"
he replied. "You take a cigar
ette, and tt Just burns in your
month. Now a cigar, you've got
to pull on it make it burn."
That illustrates Ruth's attitude
i
napfoorlv Ua nlwitva f rvintr
Jaw, -had Thompson groggy at I hjg nardt. when Ruth tees up
fcr a drive in golf, he
tha start. . He. never . recovered
from that surprising attack, ex
cepting only in two rounds. The
' Los Angeles boy continued to
bora in, throwing three punches
to one for Thompson, and the
pace was fo furious that the ne
gro was' seldom able to get set
fur his rushing right hand blows.
In the eighth, ninth and tenth
Sessions. Thompson landed less
' than a dozen punches. Most of
a ball
sticks out his tongue until you
think he'll bite It off, and drives
with all his might. If he's play
ing a mashie shot, he wants to
hit as hard as he can; drive
the ball two' hundred yards.
. He's ,the same way at the
plate. He hates a slow ball,
because he wants to earn his
homers. He Isn't satisfied unless
the time he reeled around thejhes hitting against the best the
. ring, protecting Ms face while pitchor, has to oner.
' Fields showered him with gloves
' in an effort to land a knockout 1
punch. i
a It made eleven straight Tic
tones for Fields, five of them by
.knockouts. When the pair went h
. Thfi tha . n Inct nt.hl Vt.M.
! Ity T. It. M.
The sic lit of thousand of dead
and dying birds on Title lake
marh yesterday bruuKht home to
Klamuth hunters thu iictvsstty ut
state and government authorities
leaving no atone unturned to
wards ascertaining the cause of
the malady and effecting a prac
tical cure.
Kvon the question of the pro.
posed ln!tel Slates
game sanctuary from lintel rtock
to tile mouth of Lost Kiver win
relegated to the background af
ter the disease situation was fully
rcallted. . i
Rather than whispering "hush"
every time one mentions the
malady .so that the annual In
flux of outside hunters will mil
be checked, the Klamath, hunter
is beginulng to realiie that the
more the knowledge of the situa
tion Is disseminated throughout
the nation, the nihra authorities)
will attempt to ascertain thai
Jsntlnus and civic bodies. II win.
iii men tnut me tiiainuy wniitu
ruji its course aud eventually die
out. Newspaper were Hcvcrcly
crllii iied for mentioning the mat
ter In public print.
Hut the disease did recur. Utile
and UKulii, and this year, it is as
bad. if not worse, .than ever.
Sporismen know that powerful
forces must Im. bmilulil til hitr
lllologlcal j , j, lhe urease and so, In
stead of urging a silence, are
stressing, the seriousness of the
sickness so.thut material relief
may -lie secured from various
governmental authorities.
Definite determination ot the
cause of Iho dlseuse is yet lack-
ling. However, llie fact remains
that In low water years the ills
tease is apparently at its worse,
j with the coming of hiKh water.
It gradually dies down until the
I next year.
Hr. IVerflinRer. who has been
cause and correct the situation. investigating tne . situation lor
When the duck' disease ques- j lhe past few weeks and whu has
tlon first was mentioned publicly been assigned to the Tnto lake
several years ago, there was a disease problem, has made some
hue and cry of "bad publicity" ; progress in sui cessdil analysis,
frum various commercial organi-j The malady seems tu be luosl
i serious frum Hotel "Rock south.
I In suiue are.i.1 mere were from
5 to TS dead and dyin buds to
j the acre which when multiplied
like' Iho thousauds of ucrcs in the
hern inarsh areu quti-kly
nga the total up to a atunou-
f y T.r-fV uous numner.
jQy JQ6 Wl 1 1 InluS I Female sprigs seem to have
' succumbed more easily than other
j species. By comparison thore
' were few male aprigs. widgeons.
jtoal or "shuvelera." Thuusaiids
I of mud hens huve fallen victim
to the malady, but apparently
j Jack snipe, Wilton snipe, and
other marsh birds have not been
(iiin.tuu. J XT VD J HI BJ Till UUIIJ I III'
mune.
NUT
Several rancbeis on the south
euu ot tne i ute marsu uave ui-
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
Now that the brown October
ale season Is almost at hand,
without the ale. the college Loys
and girls are getting back to
their grammar and raccoon
coats. In grammar tliey II learn
that a paragraph . should have
unity coherence and emphasis
and the cheer leadera will teach
them where the overemphasis be
longs. . v
- i en several sick birds, placed them
FootLall. to be sura, la be-; in fresh water, and then watched
ing .overemphasized, but who the amazing recovery of the game
ever heard of a guy getting a iowi. it somo practical metnou
(bloody nsse and black eye trans- j could be devised, thousands of
lating a couple of pages that 'dying birds could bo saved by
King Tut forgot? ' " ffmple process of picking up
. . , j the ducks, and placing them In
,. , , , , ,,,,, ' pens with fresh water available.
The space given to football.
promotion m the school cata-l . The-kick birds arc paralyzed
logs has bem criticized, severely J and " "" !n'P,p "" " El"k
by Professor Wljoozis. tnt bow .tbim "P d')ite hlr pitiful ut-
is a fellow gofcg ta know which I 'em'"8 ', esca ana lhe,t n'",
Perhaps it U too inipratticnl
ODDS IN FAVOR
OF ST LOUIS
trunlllilid frnni I'nko tiiiv)
hopes, of unother worlds title la
add lo those ho won in
against the New York (ilaiits. and
hint year when his clouting cir
cus made the ferocious Pirates
of rillHhurKh seem quite lunoi u-. Anierliiin
ous by cninpurlsoii.
Some of his cripples day by
day Hie getting better and better
and besides, lliigglus has a "lot
of confidence" In Ills teiiiu.
Ilul there's no Kulu-siiyliig that
the Yanks are going to outer the
fiisl game of the series on Thurs
ilny badly haiiilli appeit. IViiuiiek,
us good a world's series pttiher
us liasebull history ran inline,
will not be In tliero mvsllfyhw
rival liutsnten with his liift-liand-ed
slant", or will Wiley Mum re,
who also won one of tho games
aualust the I' I rates last fall.
Walle lloyt, tieorge I'lpKrus and
Tom Z.iclmry will have to bear
tho lull. leu this lime.
Most of tin, Infield ninilil up
lciir to better advantune. I.i u
hospital bed thuu on the li II
field. Tony l.azseri, who i . i
throw overhand only at the price
of excruciating pain in his shoul
der, will be at second base; .Mark
Koenig. suffering from a sore
fool will limp n hmi i shortstop
territoiy. I.ou tiding, struck in
the face-by a batted ball in the
lust gamo of tho regular season.
. ill do his first-busing with n
pair of swollen lips but oilier
; wise In sound health. Joe l)u
igsn's accustomed placo at third
base probably will be Uteu care
'of ulmost .exclusively, by (iene
if ..i ...
...m.,.i mm, who is untried, as
iyet. In m-rles fire.
Bob M neiv 1 and flio mitt nml
outy I la be Kuth will Im, In the
.outfield all hough the latter Is
troubled by a trick knee. Cen-
terflelil ilinv probably will bo
divided between t'edrlc Hurst and
lieu I'aHihal iiIiIioiikIi iliere's
possibility that Km lo t'omlis' In
jured wrist may mend fust
eollllKlt to let the "Kellliiekv Cul
tiuid" Into Hie lineup holore the
series eiiils.
In sliaip conlrat to these mil
(ol Huns ihul lis vn siruck Hi
leuauu i' hum ploiiii, the
t arilln.ils nr qulle ready for
the aeries. McKuchtiir's club Is
In first-rule sliiipn uiiil with Wen
i Willie tilivnlel, Jess Mulnea. drov
er Aleianiler. I'larence .Mitchell,
and Kllut It hum reuily to do Hie
pitching. Hill, who went through
all this wlili tho I'lrutes In
In nut woiryiiig over nun li.
Hhnilel. Alex and .Mitchell, on
puier al less), fir u i to give Hie
: YunH' es sump bail liminenls. Hie
Auierlriin I e a g u e tllle-liiililrrs
thrlvn on apreil and generally
have trouble with the slow bull
pitchers with control.. Alevundnr
and Sherdel Imtli gave lhe Yanks
all kinds of trouble in tlij,;, ,
may be remembered, ulihougli
Sberdel .l uul'iiky to lose two
unities' largely Iiociiiiho he w is
niiilihcd with I'.niinik.
Iiiillcaiioiis are that Slien,.
and lluines will piuh Iho flrai
two games here unit that .lo
ander will he sent to lhe mound
In the third game ut St. I.ouls on
Sunday. For reasons easily uu
ileniiooil. Iliiitslns Ik cxirenielv
un.i n.ilii aa to how he will work
ls plli In rs but It n generally
agn-ed that be can start no oue
but the well-known mortician.
Iloyl I'ipgrus posi.ll.lv will
shoulder the burden In Friday's
gamn and Zai bary. who iiliemlv
has seen world's series tttili
Vt iiiililimton, may get the call o.
Suiul.iy. "
All tho reserved seats fur the
opening Kume at thn Yankee
Boston Gives
Jack Britton
Big Reception
IHISTDN A IIKS'A. H.I.I.HI. Oil 1
II I') -lloslou boxliig fans guve
Jack Itrltion. furiiier world wel
lerwolght cliamplon, u rousing
leceptlou last nlKlit hen lie
stopped lulu Hie ring to meet
1'i.to I'ui'lieiu, the I'm Indian.
llrlllou. despite his 4:1 years,
showed the fun" be Mni nut lost
Ills old-time punch hv ilufeailng
I'liilioco by n wide niurrin. The
veiornu'a experlenre and great
left liniiit were loo nun ll (or hi"
opponent.
In u i oniiianloii 10 rouuil tcn
ture bout. Tiger Jink I'liyne, New
York colored heavy welahl. won
u cli.aii-cut ileclslon frum Joe
Monte ot lliocklon, .Muss.
IB WILL
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itLifiitiiLnourj
THIS-JUP
Koberti- Godfrey
Fight May IJe Off
NEW YORK. Oct. . Il'l')--The
siheiliiliid heuvyweli'.lil IhiiiI
between (ieurgu tiodfl'ey. giant
ni Km, and Uoberln Itols'rtl. low
ering Italian, al Klihcia fliid.
Ilreoklyn, Wednesday nlslit, may
be post polled because of 111. Ill
ness of Itobertl.
The Italian was runlied here
tonight from his Irulnlug rump
ut Orange, N. V . with a severe
cold wbli h settled In his back
He was laken lo a hospital. '
Stadium have been sold but 4i
Olio unreserved H.kets will go mi
the day nf I lie first mime.
sale
HI I MI'lltK hllltlf S
NKW YORK, )ct. '.. tt'l'l -The
four umpires In Hie world
series will ho Charles Rlgler and
Charles rfirman. National lea
gue, and ('. II. Owen and W. A.
.Mi-tiowun. Ainerl.an league,
"Fi(flitinKet Fighter" ) in
Good Shapo for Bout
Tonight
l.llrt A.MiKI.KH. Oil. i. (Vi -
Ace lliiilklns of Nelirnsks, who
along Willi the title of "wllil.n' '
nriies Hie appellation of "flghi.
Ingot flghti r ' nf rlugdoin. t...
night, after a layoff of I lire..
iiionllis will turn out to nlo.u
skeptics bis wimi li as a mlililt...
weir' HHe lialletiirer.
The Ni'brui kali w ho seeks a
leiuali h Willi Mickey Walker win
meet J.i Anderson, the tiln-lv
bum and clever K-nnn sluii In u
scheduled ten round bout li
will be llllilkllm first fight lh";
hi. inlo ibiilleiige was thi usV
a.lile by Walker In , I'hlrugo I.i .t
Jnnn.
1 1 ml k Inn Is fnvor.-.l by mills of
II ,i K lo di feul Audi r. li.
who.e flKbts wllh Irf'ii l.omskl ,.f
Alivrde. ii. Wuh . and Ja' k Wiliu
of T. . stuml out us Ibi' l -t
of Ins i.ire. r. The operts en.
ced.d speed Slid cleverness lo
the Ktiiilui klan. bill np"ci 'I
these advantages lo avail tie
southerner little agalnslthewll.l t
i . l metlioils of lhe Nrbraskan
If teoll lived on Mars Ih-y
eould leap IU feet easily. ay a
s.lenilst. Thai solves thernlllc
problcmr b'L everybody move to
Mars.
Vot icsults use Herald Class A.li
I ,
" was a ten to seven favorite. -
if - The ' bout drew a crowd of
: fi.bont JO, 000 persons with gate
A , receipt of $29,539.70.
STUDENTS PLAX CLVB
EUGENE. Ore., Oct 2. (CP)
Students of the University of
Oregon plan to organize a "Smith-for-President"
club on the cam
pus within the next few days,
according to George R. Goodall.
Lane county democratic chair
man. -
A ' large part of the student
body is of Toting age, and regis
tration has been heavy during
the past week.
SWIMS HER WAY
INTO GOOD EDUCATION
WORCESTER, Mass.. Oct. .
(At Albina Osipowlch swam her
way into a college education at
the Olympic games. A citizens
committed has decided to raise
2500 as a scholarship for her.
A 15-year-old girl evangelist
lias arrived in Detroit "to chase
the devil away." Probably he'll
back to Chicago, where he
lelongs.
AalkJbtJLS trtwrn A si. .
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Just ask Bill Carrigan if you
want to know what is the
last word in baseball
Jim m
The Cant ai)8
Moo twVptM
"CMAH0USgC6Ari"
"mu tTeow- firtutle.
(By tbe Associated Preas)
Phlladelphia Tommy Longh
ran. Philadelphia, ' outpointed
Jack Gross, Salem, N. J., (10).
Pittsburgh Garfield Johnson,
Pittsburgh, outpointed Cluck
Wiggins, Indianapolis. (10). Tony
La Rose, Cincinnati, outpointed
Bobby Richardson, Portage, Pa..
(6).
Boston Jack Britton, New
York, outpointed Pete Pacheco,
New Mexico, (10). Benny Za
bull. Milwaukee, knocked out
Frankie Woods, New Bedford,
Mass., (1).
New York Kid Chocolate,
Cuba, outpointed Johnny Erick;
son, New York. (10).
Buffalo Virgil Klnkade, St.
Louis, stopped Angelo Feola,
Rochester ,N. Y., (3).
Tnlsa, Okla- Babe Hunt, Ok
lahoma, outpointed Big Boy Pet
erson, Minneapolis, (10).
Danville, 111. Moan Baumgart,
Fort Wayne, Ind., outpointed
Paul Anthony, Omaha, (8).
Sioux Falls. S. D. Billy Light.
St. Paul, defeated Clyde Hull,
Clark, 8. D., (10).
Loughran Winner
In Heavyweight
Bout With Cross
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. : (U
iP) Tommy Loughran of Phila
delphia, light heavyweight cham
pion, made bis debut In the
heavyweight ranks last night by
.winning the decision from Jack
Gross, Max (Boo Boo) Hoff's
'southpaw heavyweight. In a 10-
round.bout.
Loughran took the offensive
in-tbe opening round, landing
' several lefts and rights to the
head. In the second and third
I rounds. Gross attempted to cor
jner the champion, but Loughran
j fought his way out.
I A left and a pair of rights to
tho head dazed Gross ' in the
fourth. Loughran's boxing abll
, ity saved him from trouble when
rushed to the corners.
In tbe ninth Loughran caught
Gross wllh a right smash to the
stomach. Gross claimed a foul
but It was disallowed, and the
furious champion battered the
staggering Gross about the ring
on tbe verge ot a knockout.
is the best college to attend un
less he has some comparative
scores to go by?
College pamphlets that nsed
to print queer Latin words on
the covers are coming out now
with beautifully embossed covers
on which are engraved the col
lege yells.
to cousider, but some means of
saving the sick birds might yet
j be devised and check the huge
death toll on Tule lake-
iTulsa Wins Flag
jln Western League
- - i ' . .
Drake, of Des Moines. Ia.. is OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla.. Oct.
playing games by night this year. , ,fp,Tuisa., oilera won the
Probably tho move is meant toWclern league .pennant yester
take the students away from the 1Iay By blanking the Oklahoma
movies one night a week. cy injians, 5 to 0. in the final
,gameot the play-off series. j
Among the interesting acad- j Officially the Tnlsana won four
emlc discussions noted -this fait games of the six nlaved. The!
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