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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1929)
Fa fro Two Tin m'd.iy, January J ft, 1 020 rS PORTS 'fit A If i r. w J : GENE D'GBADY -HUTCHED IITH ORVILLE DM , Hi 5a Bounces in Basket to Tie the Score A.hIandFlh Has Work Cut Out' for Hiiri On , - i January 16th , Orville Darr, ft U5-ponnd boy j , from Spokane, .with a record ax , I long as your; arm. meets .vallaut j I Geue O'Grady. Ashland flash, in j 111 main event 'of a Klamath i ' fight card la Legion hall. Fourth , and Klamath avenue, next Wed-j II nesd&y night. 1 ! . It will be Jlarr's first appear-) anco In Klamalh, but JiU record j lKok and the general appraisal of thn prosa, place him Jiigh ipj tiinoug the light heavyweights of .' tlio coast, . .. , ; e A ; O'Grady, whom propensity for i knocking over tho highly touted I hoys, haa been repeatedly dem lonatraled In Klamath rings, la jfavorita among the fang. The boy 'a willingness and, above, all. i Pill Op-Thf . L -fTl.r 6LK, Kit. Jt-X si;---. . .-r'rN A v Hniiajvn -r ijf- wT? II DEMPSEY WILL GARRY ON ! I lo tin pure. thine nrr pure, but to the simple, nil ihinp are not simple". I f.'"v lT-t'M I Out Plans Ktckat d Had ! j Developed for Him - ! j UV l. AN 4. tilH I.I) I' Aaanckited Press , Spuria Writer NKW VOltK. Jin. 10. (AIM i Jack. liiiisey l txpeclcd lo an-1 Inmin.e" deflnlniy tomorrow he! .haa decided "to. carry our Tex! ;!(hkard'a wish that he return to I the rln e this year in all attempt jto regain the heavyweight chaw plonship cf tho world. , .- l iiim iriujM till IIUI'U IO Rive up all thought of a come- liui-lr a isailt Af ihn Kit,..!? I nf 1 1 1 1 1 " fhA man wfcn nlm 1 o his a part in ahapinx his ! fiKhlinr destiny. . Ilemp.iey now j seems to thiuk that he could do nothiiiK more appropriate thun ' li.i WIFE CAtK4-H i POiKeWvX LIME THArte; lr cwkRtfs UTif., tMTAM), v. V YET ESTIMATED .rlncliH.1 advh.,-. ul.l. KARASICK AND llt. 1 I tt IN HARD MAI Cli I UltTI. WD. Hie . .Il". in. V IM Hii. MviiK. Til In in. Mil, . mill Al Kiii'ii1. k. I'lii'tluiul, Hk in In t: i kill". i Several More Needed to Plug Up 1 Weak Spots t'.xn. a. vi:umx) . l'llll.AHKI.I'lllA. J.ui. in. i A Mil miner ('oiinle Mack, of the l'hilailelplilii Amerli ans. hax udiltMl an outfielder mill weieil fvturo4 out a lot nf mediocre mnierial. but the atretiRih of (lie l!i:s at ti -lvtli'B niUMt reiniiiu aoutewiiat of a puiile to Imieliull funs mil II he looka over hln team In aprtiift Iraliilna. or ctci ittca a few more Itradea to plug up miippiihimIIv J weak pol. j The Atliletlra mom irolti: need a wat mi oiiifielder. or two to replace Ty t'ulili mid Trla , Sieaker, veteran u ho retired til I u :i', I prln Mill liliatnn Ktiri .Muck an iiHulKiaiita iii tlie 1'iiiky leader. The oi.ly hlunli'i runt nililiiililremeiil uiade liy Miiiiiiiter Mcrk rrecudy W'l14 tlu,( CIhIi- UiwiiII. IiiuImu left llllllil eil plli her. no iller ' wmlld he lle; In the liil. thw.lll )inl utily wlil piny rlr.-L liae i,r nllle Ntlttile in l!le milflil,!, IiIh pla, o on Ihn pitching muff luivlua liecn taken Uv ( nrroll Yerkea. nenliew Trades "f Kleve Yorker, the old Id il Sux eei-iind leiHiMiian, Jlinnly Kox pmlKihlv will replai-t' Sit in my llnl" on tlilid liaae, leiivliiK n- Willi !lll,l ll'lla Iii flfllt ( ..ill for flr. Kllher can lie ti He-i,!',.. k Inn, pluy m.,1 nfl.-r w v- t it tlie uiiuKM. , Jaik lioliy at hliai-t-Kiiii and Mas llisliop, mtriinit hcNcnrin, lire at ilie inltlille ili... iim. nlih ll.iln mid .In,, llanilir n In field re-ervlsta. NiciicY riu'iiunuiNi . The iltililnij Klaff Ul'llllllly Ik inn lii'iiueil. Muck rjpecta crciil itilnir fiotn Kiti'tuliaw. who w.m ii"i in i-oiul pliiylni: i, niillil,, n when piirchnaed by the Alhletlea fie 'I llulilniorn Init June. - ho luitlerym n will I.Mve Feb' ruarv ;2 fur Fen Myeri, Fin FIGHTS OF LAST NIGHT lltv tile AiKiiillUed I'renut luiihiipi. N. ('. Yoiina Hirii. went laKiuuli Iw'i l't. M"'-n. tin... kiunkid eul Ity. Al. DKMAKKK - last full, and Walter French, lit II- . carry on a the promoter would jtney have tlieir eye on I'emiiscy , ny fly--liaer. w ho also went mi have wished. lll-i feellnc per-!a a iowlble aiicce-aur to Itlck- 1 1 h vuliintarv ctire.l lint ifu.r )ila rreat como-baiks, hare made Form.-r PKclier - York ;Unl I hapa Ik that with lllckard a paa- ard s titular role -In boxing, nrr, in.iiith a di. kerttig with Cleve- One of the m.wl peculiar and !,n 11 la moro omomg upon nim j unnnvonn 10 invor a ugiiung an, Manager Min k obtained srnratlonal "hcts In the history 1 "'an before to carry out the einm-'iai k by the r..rm-r champ, j ji,,, virun Homer Siinima al an of basgethall eonrta waS pulled lprnmoier" desire that he fighlFor oav thing. I hey (Tre anxtiua j I( la . i s u.-uil rah price, tlm. K!v off in a professional haskethall '"" more. ho fnnher Hi, kard s protrnm, for in , A,,,j,., r,lur outflelilera him a main erenter of note. k,, O'Grady has not lost a flslit In ,l!:inath. Even Yonnt Peter Jackaon, colored slugger of Port land, couldn't get over the tough .Ashland boy, even though lie knocked him down, for a count iof nine in the seventh, I It really looks like a great game in Seattle. Washington, in 191" in a ' game between' the Sontllo .Tiger.' HatT jfight, with thli prediction quail- player, and a lad by the name tied according to the, condition or mil nelson were playing I usuis ill sciieniier revival it neavy weigni iiii.tc.si j siinmoiia. Iling Miller, rm.'SMriiiero. is nlleke-nn Inlby crowning Tunney'a auivenaor. ii,".. ,i ,',,. and tho Kenton program, tnia uieana Iiemp-int tn same tune pntieavoriiig io j lH-al lu lYiwneci T ' .. .. . I - - . L . . , . I - .... . V. . I.... .... . .. . I ' I ,, t' i ii-j n utf.vi nun iruuauiy IHSL r-iUU,- I 111- linjl'H nmn-irn . Ill , fight will. tuko. place at tin. :IS."i. Yankee Stndiiim aome tlmo In Mule Elks Morae. the baseball each of the fighters ore in. S ! Darr'a record la lmpreaalve. He has had IS fights, won 1! 'and lost 3. . He baa yet to feel 'the sting of a knockout punch. Following is the official rec ord: Knocked ont Bill Meaning guards for the Seattle team. September, more than ten years after he. won the, heavyweight With about two minutes .13 play i "Ho from Jc.-. Willard andtbrep and the Elks trailing by twoear. in the month, after he v . . a - i,i t lost ft ta f.ene Tiinnev. heavy man. waa charging down I Hu opponent will be aeiected. t the floor at full apeed near hi !" Rlckard- well-laid plans go j basket, when the ball waa passed ' tnrougn. from an elimination uiu. auucBvu uu L ijiii .ti ran i life ' - , - .... 1 in second round: lost a decision i to htm. Jat -as he caught the procesa Involving four men. Two K. U. U.S. WILL I i. ... . sh arssx ssaB atad ! aTll I If n H I III III III! .ni VLUrU U FRED FRANKLIN DEFEATS BALL to Young Flrpo; won a decision (from Dooley Cram; knocked out ball hla feet Btruck a wet spot ' them. Young Strlbling and 'Coniluuad from pass On on the floor. , water evidently Jack Sharkey, will fight the flrat I Frillay evening as follow:- Har li apears certain that Mai k will negotiate another deal or .two. If pnaxlhi. Iiefore lu la satisfied with I lie mitrit that t finished only a few gnme l- hind ibe champion New York Yankets last yrar. A.NA(()M). .M.mt.. J.m, to. Aiioiher new player Is Jolm ''t -- Fred ' Kayo" Franklin. lO'llmirke. a Seal tin youth, who Anaronila uililillewel:it, won a will be third airing catcher, lie I'"P'ilnr ilerlalnn over Howard Iii the mm of Tim ll'Uourke. who "t I'ocHeilo. Iilalin. In tn Ililaycd with Ijiiilsvllle while round of fighting here l:ni i.Mack wa catching for. Pitta- night. , ourgn many yenr ago. Those Iiimiim n( wrcstllm: lu re asi night t i it drnw. Ka h won a full. Meyi rs Miili Hie first lull In I hour 11 minutes and 112 moulds With a llti'P'OVetr Hlltirl lil'tll aril. air,. Six inlntites before esplr nilnii ni the two hour' limit, K;.rn!ik In'otiKlit lila reveine l.il liiiti'iitliillN of Ills pel llnlil. luuililcil Meyers tsl the canl.is .Willi II IMtm lii'llillinlil, 'I he ; t- for th" f ill as :i liiliuu, , '.IV Hilt!;., lllllll Itli'U Wl'lgtll'll 1 i ' pnitlit. In the pi'ctimluurv. Waller .liilin-U'll tiink nun fall ait-l the ili-i-i , Inn nv. r J utt Thor. M 1 11 1 i:lt TO I IV II tllllt M AX II T WI.J.I, W ASIIIS'liTtl.V. ,l,il!. I'l. I i n - r;ie liiiiiM1 .l, 1, h.itii Murine anil Fl-ln rl,'s ci'iuiiiliieK w is tnl, win re the team will train for the ' wliin'-is tin! :i Hint m leut flfih cntMiTiitive venr. one more ,-ar will ha n,'-di-i Th" atlilciliV router follmva: f"r the Fc iir.il lia.lla . in m I -I'lii 'liera -J u I n it, IliiiniiU'l, to strnigliien mil tin, p r i ul Kanntiuw. Flunk, sliorcs, Wal- riullo no taugli- ' bcr, tlrove inn) Yerk'-a. t at her - t'oclirnne. IViVlns mid nit, Mirk,,. liilienleri--Foxx. Orwall. Ill.li rip. llnley. Dykes and lliusler. Outficldcra Islintniiiii., Haas, Miller nnd Suinuia , 'luniinv Slone. Ihlroli, AiiiI.'Imiii, Inil - Vliii'inl Ham. Iirli'ht inn pnltitl d lamia I. iViiIIi . Audi"' ion, i.lni. DEAF AND DUMD FIGHTER BEATS! HONOLULU BOY MAS' FHASVMro. Jan. t,o ' I I - lit,i Miihaii, ileuf mi, il ii nili l.in, r of l.oa Angeli. k n,i. k, ,t mil J.ilmny I'rlaion. II Inlu wi llerwrlghl, III Hie r.i.nn l round of the , liednli il In rn ii: I main cv, til hem l,nn nlflit. M,.!iln kiinrkeil lila oppoiirut il'iiwu mi," In the flrat round and three time In the frnltt befnl,. 'be en,). Fnr";ie.iii i uM prtiilui tlnn, mil- - d" or I'Vl'ii'll. In I'JiT, n : i i.n.t'i.iMi i. It'.'M III '!"', 'I'ltl 111'' l.li'l l"l,l, I'll J."., of , n.lt 111 i:V A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS , YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Courtt iiom rut.! nuy l j1 to v ttua li.itit.lr. ' u lt i t'n rii ni -nil 't-hinii.'in, .hi r- iVif rri.,M.:c :tut t J,!r.t1tit tn l4.r. i'.ti iMiiuI'inn i ntrtlii.il idfturiy Kith rwn ..l.I oriun; it .! t ami bra l il.u iu'Ltnril uitini-fjisca oiiJ h.l'ii- R'-ria titli. I'f all lutfhit drt'K rro-fi'i,. i f.v or.i 't J ly lu U ui- Jaal uuiboriiin ttit n( tUr, tnalri hr ilttift a-fo, h j (r OitinU frmu tuU r.J Lrmicliifll htiuliuiit. CiromtiUinn -uitinii, in iJ "Tt: tt V I it-It VKiltir 411.1 lw.il tllfl ir.f'-ni t mM.tmtvi ar t .top f,r k ii! kImV ihr tiro vi-i tf,ci t. t( -''.ajt,h. i. al a:l -il tuli llil, I ! J. AM-tikt l!: u of iii-- It.itihfa t-t.-l cbreLi tltc criiutli of ibr ptm I r. ..mi.Uinti 1 gitJijtti.i tl JtMfjtf. Icrv hi :..? irjtuwt.i u( i.n.gli ft nan r.t!., hfint li, or J pj'ti'ir limit- ni irn; h;t irrtJt! -ii, oti.) fifrllt Inr I -tiltiin't up lilt si--i oinriU ttr li t. Muhr,' rf-f in-l"l if rwt rt i.t'.f'i cih-r .ik..fH ttvrtinn lodtfrc. tium. AtK Yt ur liiUfa-itt. tadv.J won a decWon OTer j3e Starr; j Both. hU feet flew, from undr In bout which will f nd Derap- KendolI. riht farw.rd; Lo (.ran pH.-lior: Juh HaUW firt 1 1.1..472 7'U lu Fl.ir'd-i h. IS 'I I v..8 "'" v,- . . . . .,. firJ. ,im. n:tii. i:...a. .. " : - I au" several youngsters. i:i.. nun nj., in n, tt.rltii 'vniu.M ,,f non,a. n,nns. i. nimsetr a naaiy rait, no mrew i '" una ucuuuo auu .,,(,, ,,rj a im, .third round; knocked out Frankie n' Bana" aown Quicgiy. reieas--.o.u ..-. ,. . .. wn " Mt Ruara. I Murphey In first round: knock- lnK ,ue Dau,"Da luB u,um:u""" " r i "You never ran tell." said' ed out. Sammy Taylor in flrat nd Iorce of ,D bounce caused , meet in a seeonn eumination nvifUl Frrach . oach .this morn ound; won decision from Hank " to bounce hlh "nd mU n'-::les' '. M- ,,h" '"' lg. "The dope Is against u. railen; lost decision to Dusty cy through the naaget j !I ., ( vicor 01 fle i i. but, on the other bund wo might Kdill.. Colllna U back us ca- f.nllltlis. ih, it CREOMULSfON FOR THE COL'CHFROM COLDS THAT HANG ON juMlller; won decision from Al !,wo P0'1"". and ,ied ?n- Stribling match to decide Dftnp- Stradley; kaockfld ot JSck Slatt Jfwon decision from Don Jones, and ..lost decision to Ike Deeter. ;"i The geml-windup is of main rent caliber. 4 The giant Tinv Abbott who weighs i2S nonnrf a remain In the players' and spec nnii ! atv taat in.i.n. . n : , t u i n r.' minds as Drobably the ,weeu Larry Hodman. 200 pound imost nnusual they ever witness-jthe yean, wo worked together W Behemoth lu a six round led. . mid, I . had . . . " .great confidence in bis Judg- unset It and come home with a A moment later ,-uio wniftti,"' - , victory." blew ending Ibe rezulation time f i by some other j Tomorro-;ft,rnoon the saUool of the game. The Elks even- contender but three prelim.nnr-! wl nato B n M1 ,n tually lost in the overtime, period but nevertheless that play will ies to the. grand climax are plan ned. . Rickanl Always Friendly Rlckard did a lot for me in DIVORCE SlIT FIXED. Intent and great respect for his friendship from the lime I first (bout. Holman la a real trial diprse who, in short order, will 'find out Abbott is up to advance lotlees. . , . .. -' Aa a matter of fact Abbott has I'lmd 12 fights and won eight by 'tie knock-out route. He has not "been defeated and holds a draw -wlth young Corbett of San Fran Frisco who, by the way, has no apparent dealre to meet him regain. , l Abbott Is a comer and a great drawing card la northern Call-meets Young 'Bid Jerry of Chilo-lto tTy,Xa pt it over." I'nlon high school auditorium as ia perllmlnary to the crucial test I that even:ng. I COLORED BOYS . NOW EVEN: 99. LAKE- WALES, Fla.. Jan. 10, (AP) N'lnety nine rounds to gether in the ring and all even la the record of Billy Long. Phll- Sult for divorce from Tilda met him at Goblfleld. back about Godawa was filed in circuit conn!""- h' w J" 'd d yesterday by Morgan Godawa. boxing nly now and then as an Mr. Godawa alleges In his com- amateur.,. He never gavo me a a-:.,. hof hi. wir hnrt His. bad steer. , played a severe temper and that 1 ne WKl lnm ' C4n ln,nK 01 adelphia, and Al Trout. Cleve- she had often called him in- " ao on r " land, nesro mlddlewclghts. after! jwanieo run 10 ui. ne snarcu tneir ten round draw hero Iumi I . I financial Interest in thj Miami night. Tbey recently fought 19 I , t Jt 1 Beach fight and that's one rea- rounds to a double knockout In welterweight. Willie Breedlove why , aln oinE back ,hcre Tamp " e no.soui in 1 Pass IT -an- 1 jluul sV& aJtidivti-iivay Jit,- t?eaj?o Johrtny Farrcll, " National Open VM Champion, 1928 t Bp tib.e sweets decent names. ;fornla so great, in fact that tJiext Eaturday night he fights a tnaia event In Eureka, California, .with Earl Ritchie of Klamath "Falls. .'- Tho Breedlove hoys of Bend. ; tavo of ths best audience please rs in central Oregon, will be on the card. - Jack Breedlove will have his hands full In a special event twlth Mike Daly, fast Pelican City r quin. . . . ... ' I The card will be staged in the I ; The" score now stands: six I May Qualify Htatcment draws, one knockout each and! Demnsey . may Qualify hla an-'one itiminn .k . . American Legion Memorial hall. 'n0uncement of a. forthcoming j , : 1 The vets arena on Sixth and j comeback to the extent of say- .SECOXD TEAM? M ILL ' i Klamath a building condemned : laK it deP(,nd on whether be can PLAY OX HTI'RdVyI by the fire department is a fire TfKllia his old .fighting condl-!; The second team of the Klam-! trap , and Is exceptionally cold tlon. Those close to him. how-lath Union hlch hi .111 . i .during the winter season. The, ever, do not believe any serious ' Merrill high school hnnn tr. . i Legion Memorial hall Is well obstacles will arbec. . Merrjil Saturday night. It waa ah-! lighted and very well heated and The dicctom of Madison nounced today by Dwlght French 1 ventilated.. ., ! Square . Garden, whether cr not high school basketball coach. . , : " -f-i rVOOLD ee TtuCEiii CotjfJD-?. AikinTUffr OnITlU OWE OP THEM w' fr. SHOULD eeMO REST -fii uDWEfA '-VHE &ihfiL - n THS BOMS SHOULD FKSrfT U. V THEM lAuTJ- S- y OTTlU OWE OP THEM e BoTHALX. AT tJT' H l(rrfi . afwAIAI'tJ fttu'' '" '''' ii' f ;' ' W5: 'yS$a ' ..eosis tuooLO lose (. 'Tr:K'Zs which ciicuLD serve tuem I ' ' ' P?w jyj 1 - RIGHT. , . . - ) , 1 MBw' 1 3i?rT tt?: MMm : .t- V; K'feJ m . r- : (OHO,T IS CAIO, (XCOUD rJCTi - ee affected ewsoch A -Pule Doe To The fas: That HC C ALUJAVG DFaCFPEr3 M the first three MiMtnts, Vr "THr3 CfJ6ETlOr4 CCEtXE. ADOPTED, TUE. caJTs OOCtt '. w To C40 QJlClCER,THER.EBV 7rCMiTT7rJo EVER!- FAaI Tb tO HIS LeTEPlOC AT HOME MOTcAD OP ThROOGH FlFTeCrJ RooMDrS CP CLOUoMlMG . IT ,1 AT THC AREMA. . , TfT tooOUD MAwlfe THiueS EACIER. , , FOR THC .REFEREE. OotTU C)E MAKl OM THE FLCC,He COUlDMT HAWE TO tCCIDG ANVI CLOCCONCC1 uowo iniM- o,,T(Hte TUEK10A. VoSeOal-TME1 J CHIM AriD HE UJlLLEe FlMlSHED- -1 J7 V" rri. 1 WHEN fattening sweets tempt and you dread extra weight, light a Lucky in stead. No discomfort, no trouble just a common sense method of retaining a slen der figure. The finest tobaccos are skilfully blended to make Lucky Strike. Then, "It's Toasted." This secret process brings out every essence in the tobaccos and produces a flavor which makes Lutky Strike a delightful alternative when you crave fattening sweets there is no interference with' a natural appetite for healthful foods. That's why folks say: "It's good to smoke Liickiea." At the same time toasting removes impuri ties. That's why 20,679 physicians arc on record that Lucky Strike is less irritating than other cigarettes. That's why prominent athletes have testified that Ltickics steady their nerves and do not impair their physi cal condition. No wonder that this was dis covered long ago by many men, who pride themselves pn keeping trim and fit, who love the "pep" that comes with health and vigor. . A reasonable proportion of sugar in the diet is recommended, but the authorities are overwhelming that too many fattening weets are harmful and that too many such are eaten by the American people. So, for moderation's sake we say: "REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET." It's toasted No Throat Irritation -No Co ugh. V 1 VUIKTa- .1 '' Reach or a Lucky instead 0 a stieit. . - iufs'U nUI.l - I-" Johnny Tirrell, National 0wn tiolf CJiunipmn. 19JM CoaM to con( nuiio hoofc.ui every Saturday night tfitough lfi! Nutfonut DrpaJiuKlnf Comfuny's nrrwork. The l.uiLy Strilie Dance Orcfuutra fn "The Tun that made Broad way, Broaduay. " V t MfsniiUcturrtB ?, f r
