tVoilncditny. Junimry 23. 1029
REALM OF
BRUSHING UFi SPORTS
Bv I onfrr BROKEN BONES
. . . .L-aincr, FAL TO ST0F
t'utii !.i I tall. S:i!n:ny Maiidt'll. ; In Iriilnlim fur Ut iilKtit's flghl. U
wuM.l'.i ll'.'itwelnlit ihau.ilun,:tliu ill" I"i miltoreil a broken"
i rib 4iii ti Ij It'ft atilv, iiut It did
ul.mvc.1 nil hi. Mpoed. .lush and u ,,, lllm ur
.fliill Iti'U n. nht 111 iliu.atlng Jjfk j,,,,,, ,U H,.,,
tillleuMe of Detroit. . j , ..,
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! SAM
MANDELL
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1') -.-MuliliiiK lt!i om r'b lirnk-
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wuj (lalillu.f nil nf Ills ilmo.
i nlii n liH coltiirliiirn a fraumr-
SPENCER GETSLARGE PURSES
en, and f.ivoriux u Unit rolhir-iod tu Kllnl, :0Uh., In n fifth! wllh
buiiu Uiit v,ai trai'liiv.I In u J.mii'.v iHuxiricli !;ut Hepli'tiilii'r.
I'nr ri.ill iibh llernlil Haa. Ads
MLIMU-'OF
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. AMtfON
irTTl IN THE
m
RUIN FIGHTERS1
SAYS LEV1NSKY
TT?r-
THE RKCORD-
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K aW , NAK n MOO''
ST
Mill
Members Will Resign if
' Fretident Does Not Sus
I tain Eajshaw Ouster.
SEATTLE. Jan. 23. (AD Ua
liisa President M. Lyle Spencer of
the. University of Washington iip
hoi J (ho action of I ha student
hoard of control In dismissing
Knorb Bagrhaw from the position
of head football coach, student
lenders mid the members of the
poara mill resign. I
AlthottRh the opinion on tho
tuimpu. yesterday Indicated that
many of the student bad receiv
ed the action of the Faculty Ath-
Jstlc committee iu refusing to I
Ex-L i g h t Heavyweight
Champion Scys Fight
Game is Deteriorating.
LARCH : SPT3 osFf.
, PHILADELPHIA. Jan. S3. (A
ID Battling Leviutky thluks big
'purses "are ruining American
: heavyweight fighters and In a
j few years this country will find
j Itself In tho same unfortunate
condition that Englaud d.d ten
and fitteen years ago." The for-
,mer light heary weight champion
or the world gavo his vier. in
ia radio talk last night.
Lo .i.lic interest iu beavy-
ratify the measures token by the weight matches end the resultant
srndent hoard aa final, leaden In '8 purse offered by promoters,
tho move to oust the coach con-,1 causing the class of American
tjnued the battle In an effort to .heavyweight to deteriorate."
force Dr. Spencer to taka tho fin- ""M tno battler who Mired last
al action. week alier - years of fighting.
; The Dally, campus publication. !'"' 'w T'"" r so called
i a front page editorial declar--leadlug heavi weights will be men
cd that student gorernment wa i wno hv CI pushed to tho top
(e vital question iu the debate without tho proper training and
ul the prosect time. ' Jexperleuea, ,
Editorial State, (ta '"A 00,n , , 7welsli
: j.. . , . ishowa a little ability In two or
The edltorta refused to accept' u maBa(!er punm
A. in erpretat on of the Faulty , h,m N( ,u J$ m
Athletic committee that if ;to tetca hIm tae eclence oi the
ioral Queatloa involving the - L w , , ew .
V?'. wdeC. reM."t ,h; corp. of heavyweights
student, hired and paid the coach ,ocn England ,,, , Bombar.
and that therefore It was to their dlcr Welu , Cunoer Mo,r
q,' i . ' " . . . " they meet good man
involved deeply In the con- itwo rouniJt,
troversy," the editorial writer - ., . , . , .
sorted. "President Spencer is de-l 0017 ODO beavywe'.ght In this
finitely in sympathy with student coalr today knows the real art
control of their own affairs. Rto. " "- lominy iougn.
l8
Bents want President Spencer's
decision. If that decision la
ritheld. the clearly demonstrat
ed confidence of the students In
heir president is endangered.
President Call. Meeting -
y After consulting various inter
ested persons yesterday, the pre
sident called a meeting with rep-1
reseatatlves of - definite view- '
points last night, Among'' thorn
was Bagshaw himself. He fa ex
pected to review the entire ques
tion and has promised to give a
decision aa soon as possible, i
Voanwhlla there la much conjee-
fure as to the president, action.
At a meeting Monday afternoon
he refused to accept the resigna
tion of the Faculty Athletic com
mittee and it was understood yes
terday that the body's action war
en Interpretation of Dr. Spen
cer's attitude on the -subject.
Brtgshaw also refused to consider
rhe question closed until Presi
dent 6pen:er had given his decl
slm.. With the Husky clnb, an
urKanlzatlon of football players
ou the campus, taking the action
of the faculty committee as finaL
a move was started yesterday for
a revival and unification of cam
pus interest.. The football men
blamed the fight to the lack of
interest displayed in the student
Body organization and .inathlet
lcs and took upon themselves the
. task of creating such an Interest.
Yankees Will
Wear Numbers
On Uniforms
ran. He'll last longer than the
rest, too, for he know, how to
take car. of himself. - The oth
ers don't. It will be Impossible
to keep Tommy from the title for
when you can't hit a man you
can't beat him. Xo heavyweight
can hit Loughran today.'
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MAPltS To'Z "IrV "iUCt
Ann ve sntu sea a fw5Ci--s vase
I Champions come and champions go In m:sk
sport, with in a few year, of each other, but
Jimmy Smith baa been a champion bowler for the
pant 25 years and probably will be an long as he
cares to rcll a ball down an alley.
Seems as It a fellow who ha. been pre-eminent .
In bis particular field for 2 years would bare
enough of the racket, but not Jimmy Smith. He
Is trouping about the country today, from ccast
to coast, giving exhibitions and engaging in spe
cial matches, and showing no signs of being will
ing to call It enough.
.No one took 4 his former plnboy from BrookWn
seriously back 1n l!)u& when he beat Jimmy
Voorhee. In a match that had all bowlers around ,
Brooklyn, Newark and vicinity agog at his ability.
But consistency von thom over and be was soon
,JIM-VY""
rec-ita - as the champion of tho bowlers.
Smith ha bowled IS perfect games not count
ing the perfect scores be has made Thile prac
ticing or In friendly games.
He ouch toppled 7111 pins In ?0 gniiii-a at
Denver,, which means he ruernEed 1 13 Plus per
garuu.
At Toronto In 1911 h cracked 771 plus In
three games, an nTonig? of Hi 7 per gamti to set
a world record for touninmcit play.
You could so on iiuiiil.ig n cords for hours that
Ihis bowler baa mailj If w'hed. And it
would take a rather largo number to tell of .lie
trophies he has oi.
"If. control that counts In this racket." he i
tells you.. And It hi control above all other things j
that Jimmy Smith hat'.' !
Wisecrackerf
Valuable To "
Any Ball CluJ
FIGHTS OF
LAST-NIGHT
tine, Chicago, outpointed "Iowa
Joe" ltlvers. Cedar Rapids. Ia
(10); Paul Puntelco, Clilu-go,.
.knocked out Jerry Sulllvan, lu-
4!anpolis. ,(6): , "King" LovlS
sey, St. Paul, drew, (C).
ST. PACL My Sullivan. Si.
KEW YORK, Jan. 23, fAP)
Jly tholr numbers shall the New
York Yankees be known this
tummer.
Sotting a major league preced
ent, the Yankees have decided to
liave 12-inch numerals sewed on
the ba;ks of their players' shirts
no that each muy be readily Iden
tified by fans In the stands.
Under a tentative arrangement,
the, regulars will be numbered
by tholr position In batting order.
Thus a fan who does not know
his Yankees can search the field
until ho finds a player with a
I'ligo No. 3 on his back. That will
Te, of course, the well known
home run manufacturer, Baho
Hutb. No. 1 will be Earie
Combe; No. 4, Lou Gehrig, No. 5,
Cob Mcusel and so on.
The key to the numbers will
to found In tho scorecards.
Yankee officials bcllevo the
plan will meet wllh favor among
spectator ' ffho don't get many
chances a seo tho various play
ers. Especially will It b valu
able, they believe, before rume
time when some flfly playere will
be on the field. .'
- VOCH HAS GOOD MCiHT.
TATU3," Jan. 2n. JAP) Mar
shal Ponlluaud Koch paused a
g toil 4(tlil. It was lonrno.l when
I (By The . Amioclateil IVrw)
I . CLEVELAND Paul Plrrono,
Cleveland,, outpointed Ray Rom-iPanl. outpointed Al V.n Hya.
'no?, Buffalo. IS): Carl Tre- Sonth St. Paul. (10): Spud Mur
' malno. outpointed John Do Nerlphy. Morehcad, Minn., knocked
Cleveland, (6). ; out Dixie Laliood. IJutle, Mont..
MILWAUKEE Shnfflo Ca!la-il): Johnny Clcone, Dulut!).
ban, Chicago, outpointed Chief iMlnn., outpointed Red Fry, St.
'Elkhart, Oklahoma, (S); Sammy Paul. (6); Jackie Cameron, St.
' WILKESBARRE.
'lie Garcia, Utica. N.
'Ward. Chicago, outpointed Louis
New, Milwaukee.
ra., Frank
Y., outpoint-
.;ed Johnny Dundee. (10); Tub
, by Nobel, Wilkesbarre, .topped
Jack Selluger. Montana. (2).
CHICAGO Joey Medill. - Chi
cago, outpointed Spux Myers, Po
catella, Ida., (10); Eddie Balla-
Paul. outpointed Ernlo North,
Waterloo, Iowa, fC)..
INDIANAPOLIS Moan Baum
gartner. Fort Wayne, outpointed
Sammy Price,. Indianapolis. (8);
Tut Seymour, New Orleans, and
Panl Anthony, Slonx City.' Iowa,
drew, (); George Kutulia. Chi
cago, stopped Billy Myers, Ind
ianapolis, (5).
By AL DEMAREE
Former Pitcher New York Giants
"Sunny Jim". Bottomlcy, St.
Louis Cardinal', flj-jt baseman,
and voted the most . valuable
Player in the National League,
belongs to that cap-tilted, caro
free tribe of athletes that includ.
ed "Laughing Larry" Doyle, Rab
bit Maranvill., Larry McLean,
Rube Waddell, Mike Dunlin and
a host of other great ball play-:
era and good fellow, of tho past
These swaggering, laughing
disciples of swat, had a way of
their own on the flold. They
took thing, a. they came, al
though tbey hated defeat.. Their
singing ' encouraging war cries,
urging their mates to hold fast
in a crisis, are well remembered
by the fan. who saw them play.
But regardles. of the outcome
of the (TP. me. thoy had a chcer-
itiK 'sv about them that cast out
depression and cboerod on the
pitcher to work all tho harder.
Thnrs are too fow of that type
left in the modern game and this
makes player of tho typo of
Bottomlcy doubly valuable , to
til -ir team.
. '"liny named blw right when
they pinned tho "Sunny Jim"
handle ou him.
New biographies ur. aimed at
the debunking of Bufffaln Bill. 1
inose old yarns about tho plains.
A Pullman potter was robbed j
tho other day. .Ma:' be there's ,
soinctbiuK to Kaiersoa's law ofj
compensation alter alL . . !
i
.it M-)iropeiiwt4tovuisk Julo;
tooth from nteel. Durpw uow (
all the dentist, will he Installing
riveting hammer..
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Jake TllE Uhki:L and loam iiljy IVASII can may r
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EirORTLFSS steering ; j ; softnus of
clutch action . , . quick brake re
sponse these arc features of the Nash
"iOi" that give new dcliglit tomntoring.
Thousands of "4H0". owners will tell
' you thut to them ilrivinj: it never tiring.
Forthcajh,'400"has"VorlJ Easiest
Driver Control.'' "
This is a strong claim, hut we make it
earncMly, and with thc firm belief that
it is an unvjrnitbe.il accurate statement
of fact.
II ScilnriM from SI I JS to WVIHI. 8 Cnurw-
il
We inviie yon to fet it. A'k us for t -
Nash "400" to drive. Take it through '
tho severest traffic, up to snil away from
. stop-lights. Try parking in diilicult
pUces.
SceliowcrTonlnsareflveittheabsrpest ''
turns, with what ease brake and clutch
pedals operate, how swiftly motor snd
brakes respond. Yoit'llfimlyovntlf driv
ing ti ill mart itrit iug tmjiiietii than yon
rnr iwibrjor: ,
And you'll know what a truly remark
able car the NaU "-i00" i! '
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Tr.-in-Ignitiiin motor
12 Aircrifi trre spirk
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High cimprcs!iioo
Ili.mliiltc snd F.ovtjOy
ihiKic sbHirhcrs
ilna Hollies
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Looser hrclhaMS
Onepiere Salun
fenders
Aluminum alloy pistoos
New double drop frsrae
Torsional vibrstion
lijmpcr
V7iirld'sea iet steering
7-bearIng crsnkibsft
Wl'iir fsnfrntljed
chstsis lubrikadoa
.flcarlc clocks
Ttterior metslware
chrome plated over
nickel
Short 'tuning rs. litis
Clear vision (root
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N.ih Special Drsig a
front and rcsr
bumpers
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HEALTH AUTHORITY GIVES SEVEN
' WAYS TO FIGHT OFF FLU
Rule t nfgettid by
tifo Extfuion liutituto
of croT.-ds U you
Kvp out
cm.
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of the new five
months ago
-and newest of
the new today!
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SAYS HANDS
SPREAD 27
DISEASES
For raster safsty wash Ibsra
ofteiwr, urga authorities
That hands are lb great csr
rit of iin.ii.. I mii n n
125,000,000:
C0LDS IH U. S.
THISJVIflTER
Many cases load to Flu
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pi-acilvully svury porson lms one
' iiniir. ni-.ilin uulliurltlcs
sickn
ess
for
in this home
7 years
COUPES
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. $1195 to $1875
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3FORT.CARS . $1225 to $1550
These prices f. o. b. Buick Factory. Con
venient terms can be arranged on the
liberal C. M. A. C. Time Payment Plan.
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IT it wonderful never to have to worry about
sickness," says Mrs. Ann M. Savs, brieht-
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