The Evening herald., March 21, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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TODMf: SPORTS
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' Thursday, March 21. Jflgfl
"TIGER" CLINE BEATS
WALTER CLEGHORN IN
GREAT RING BATTLE
What'U It Be Next?
By KNICK
San Franciscan Slugs His Way to Victory;
- Daley Kayoes Randell, Sielaff Knocks j
, , Qut Tanner, Monroe Outpoints Mag&l-1
' lanese and Jackson Takes Martin- ;
ILUMCrS SECONDS Mt!'5T -
HAvlE. "XUeG rAR COMBCO, .
gcxO frRACCFlXtt TO THE
CROujD AMD look PcCASAMT,
OP THAT STATE.
OUJlMCb to the at that A
OKZ CP TVZ CHtP &ECOND5
IS DGTMMCD AT THt, j
rlAlRCfSrsSCRfe, THG
amm oot win. ee
if hit weighted right imhiihU, and
M tt-n yean iMer limn 111 tough
Plionctit, "Tiger"- Johnny Clin,
tuiinut of Jti'd ring .. luttlra.
clashed tiooknl and slUKtted Ills
way tu a decisive; 'Morj- over
Under (leglmin, He-atth Ksklim of his Portland fight.-
lndUu, in. what vuh pcrhnpN iIh
Kt-uaiit ituiiti rvcnt rver slngei!
in Klamath- Falls, lust night at
hi Alnei-fcnn 14-gtJlt Memorial
hall before a IIArkltl Iioums'
Instead of weakening as tlio
unit pmgresse d. "Tiger" Cllne
grew stronger. In
canto h .was fresh
hiu'ii, bleeding and slightly grog
K.v.' hunK on desperately. '
Took lkxly Punishment.
Jllui assimilated some terrific
body punishment froiu the gauie,
lever Kskinio. but It apparently
illiln'l fat him. He (Imply dai
sied ('leghorn wit h an assort
mem of sir.zling left and right
honks, straight jabs and ' put-
(Mint shifts. ' One hand had Just j
a inuch dynamite as the other.:
Ond minute he would be leading
a ii.l Jabbing with his right, the '
ncxl' he would have bit left out '
In 'front.
Tiero not a slow second
ill the fight. It wa a batik
Infti first to lam with both boys :
grimly determined to win a a
muster, of fact, ("line- waa In
reused before the fight over re
Sinrts that aome Portland fans
)fe bottinK (.'leghorn would
kuotk him ouli he confided rn
tin) uportlur editor that he would
put eer last bit of enersy h--P'wtieitiied
Into the fight In u
effort to either win by a de
cisive det:iiwyi or knock out hU
lllllll. .... ;
At the oulwt of the battle
Cl'-Kliorii started out for the body.
IH landed Kohie terrific blown Ai
l ho midriff aud mixed In a nur.iw
her of lefts and rights to the
head. Ills famous "leupinK left"
looked good, but did not show
up un well against Cline as had
been expected. " !
' finr OP4M1H Vp. 't
As the bout progresned. Cline.
m-curc in the beleif he could
lake the Kskimo's punchea. would
occajiionally throw all caution fo
i li winds and ruah bis mad
across the ring to the ropes and
then pummel him with a swift;
barrage of jarring rights and
lefts.
. Iu 'the sixth round one of
'(.'Hue's vicious hooks caug'jt C'leg-
inrred him. Cline followed upk
his advantage and "chugged" in;
lilow after blow to the body and
the face. .
The Eskimo came buck, like
a whirlwind In the seventh and
had ('lino hanging ou It. was
Clupnom's . round - by a mile,
nine took the ninth by a shade
and the tenth by a .wide margin.
The boift was not one-sided:
in ; fas'fc it wan a fight between
two perfectly matched fighters.
Another clunh and tho outcome
might be different. If the box
ing commlsKinii would ' match
I hem again, every fan at tho
fl'ht last, night, and all his
brothers, fathers and cousin?,
would Duck in to tee Cleghoru and
c . 1 iij t fiug'e. auother len-rouud -
inuiu event, (.leghorn weighed
1 1' pounds, Cline 15S.
Itundell Kayoed. (
iliku Daley. Pelican City mid-1
dlcwelglit. knocked out Billy;
Kniulell ,in the .. first round ofi
"Ihell- Bchedufcd six-round' senil-
wiiidup. Itaudell substilulvd fori
Johnny McCoy who had to fight !
a seml-windup In Portland, iiow- I
ever apparumly It made little I
difference, as McCoy wits also ,
knocked out In the first round i
Keferee Ed Arthur received
the pluudits of the crowd , whdi !
he waved Haiulell' frota the ring i
as he got to his feet, just a;
split second too late. Haley !
floored Jhe Seattle, man with a ;
stiff punch to the Jaw: Itundell '
the closing came to about the count of seven j
while ('leg-'and was in. the ' act . of arising;
.iff
the
be
; when the ten count tolled
Hut Ilia knees were still ot
' floor and Arthur Insisted
waa out. . i
Joe Slelnff made short work i
of Ted Tanner iu the four rou id j
. special event. A. short left hook
to the Jaw dropped the Klnmath
: boy on his face for the proverb- I
ial kayo. j
.MtMirue YVIu..
Outside of the main event, the !
the second preliminary botweeb
' rankle Monroe- and Pete .Magal
lauese. Filipino, bantamweights.
Monroe ontpkinted the game.
Islander in a bout which was a
tight from first to last.
Monroe outweighed Magallen
ese and his weight told as the
fight progressed. '
"Steam' Boat" Jackson out
pointed buck Martin In the flrs
four round preliminary.
The biggest fight crowd thol
has attended bouts In years Jam
med Into the Legion Memorial
hall; . : ' '
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CLEVELAND TO
BE FAR BETTER
SEI
Miller Packs
Hard Hook iv
His Left Hand
Up and At It
ILWIfJE
English Trees
.1 Just as. Easy
For Wild Bill
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NEW YOUK. Murch II. (CP
Kay Miner, tne nionae cni-j
cago lightweight who meets Jim-;
my .iicia.ruiu irum mv iwr eiutsi.
In a return lu-rnnnd bout In.
Madison Square Garden fr'rlday !
Bight, possesses perhaps the most
deuly left book In present day
pugilism.
It was with this devaslutiKg
NEW ORLEANS. IMmrcb 2i. j.?""c" .. . I V
P. -Baseball wise flllbrrds .f'"'"''' W In
the Clureland Indians; ; ..."n
last .uiemuer. tveiiaeueu iroin
the loss of blood, McLurnln was
not allowed to nnswor the bell
the eighth round and the
first knockout of his career win
credited against the baby-faced
Indians Much Improved :
By Additions of Strong 1
'" :v"' flayers
by BHIAN BELL,
compare
of 1929 with the 1928 edition de
clare the club haa l:eeu Improved
n,nPA than ,nv rttltMT niftfll ill
I,A Amnrlnn IniFlia nflK?m. I
this diagnosis. If correct, will t
nnt nontturllv ItlSUrA ItlM Reft '
Skins a high place In baseball '" uo- . ... ,
for they had more room for lm- """8 offer of S22.5U0 to
provement than most of the I meet Ton ""nerl. former tea
other clubs. ' "rwls"t champion, at the de-
reasonablo n 01 -nicago s new
uoo.ouu stadium. Miller agreed to
Inpangh's remade team will of-B,, -"ctrniu an oppopuuiiy. to
fer . f, lmlder front than he ' 'P th0 01'T against
was ah'le to present last season
MHis infield has been strengthened
There seems no
don'it that manager Koger Peek-
I ;t aW . I
TomLoughran
Works Gut in
Private Room
. his record.
1 I - rfegardless of
the outcome of
) hv the addition of the little i,t ' thin seeond match with McLurnln
Irii-MH Jrkl. TAtmnr anil tmiui. sllll(''' nuite likely- to fare
V fer of
W--'land a
I' Jontflel
' addltli
IJy AL-IIK.MiItKK
Farmer Pitcher New York Giants
god Jackie Tavener and
Joey Sewell to third base '
much needed punch In the
Id has been supplied by the '
on or two promising re
cruits and an established star.
Dick Porter and Earl Averlll ;
have shown Indications of living
up to their minor league reputa
tions and Dlb Kulk.- the form-'
cr Chicago White Sox. can wwnp
base hits with most of the Major '
League batsmen. t
No radical changes have been ;
made In the battery forces but .
Jim Zinn who haa pitched good
ball for several years In A. A.
baseball will have a rhunce to
see if he can da half as well
I higher up.
Luke- Sewell, Junior of the
famous Sewell Brothers, and
Glenn Myatt will do the catch
ing with Grover Hartley, a vet
eran who is listed an a coach.
acting as emergency relief un
Sammy Maudell. ' lightweight
champion. In a' title bout at De
troit or New York this summer.
THOUGHTS ON
STATE AFFAIRS
Second sackcr Hill Kegsn ruiM'd
two feet off the ground to spear
a sizzling infield
but while II slon
spring training at
The camera caught
he i'uiikIu the bull and when he
was walking on .aid
CHICAGO. Murch 21. (AIM
Tommy Loughrun. debonair HkIiI
heavyweight champion who rlki
his crown against Mickey Walker
a week from tonight, bad Chi
cago's boxing gentry gtivsslii-!
' today. . I
After giving several public
training exhibitions in a loop
gymnasium. I.ougliran smldeuly
' retired to private training
I terduy without; notice, precipi
tin! inn conslderublt speculation,
j No definite reason was given , fur
lllio switch.
, Several boxing grilles bclicvi
he Is having a .difficult lima In
trimming his poundage from ls j
to, tho necessary 171 pounds!
fibers expressed the bclff he
was attempting to develop a s
ret punch, while many Is'liecJ
he wus rhury of Jack Keuriis,
. Walker's astute miiuager. wh?
bus been around 'the city sev.
era I days In advance nf his
fighter. J
Walker Is not expected to ar
rive before Monday, lie Is train
- Ing 111 the east ,
1 11 JS
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SPRING STOCKS OF
SHORTS ARE REAPV
Classy New Nobelt Styles
Plain and Fancy Patterns
75c and up
Men's Silk Rayon Union
Spits $1.!)5 to $3.50 '
iaAMsyTHiNG
' ' LILJ Ol MO CLOTMtXMS IUWCC Uai
Lending Clothiers
CONSOLIDATION
BILL WILL NOT
GO TO COURTS
groiltin 10 spear . . .
siliGflV RNOR 5W5:
HE IS H
DNEST
(Continued from Pags On)
oicn who might take n drink oc
casionally. ' ' " '
' (Continued from Pu onel
I
much of the 'flru of the
. tior's
yCCOrtDING to Senutijr Arth.
ur Capper's Weekly this' hat
SALJi.M. Ore.. March 21. IAP)
Aa far as state, officials are
concerned thero will lm 1111 court ,
action to test tliu Itell-Schiilmer- 1
lilt consolidation hill affecting
I lrc a nrVvf rvtico' trt 'cir rrt
" " " 1UM -v fev vii
; the wagon beforethey'
put you in it'-'
Wife acKS
czp -
FtAl. OF TftlCS"'
THi:vs, -to lc o'eciert,
ercMerva,A.v.
Walter Hagen started quite a
merry melee when he left "Wild
Bill" Mchlborn oft the ltyder
Cup golf team of American pro
fessionals. Whether "Wild Bills's" pro
clivity to climb trees and yell
advice and encouragement at the
slightest excuse had anything to
do with his omission, Hagen has
not said. Hut the fact remains
that he now has, 'yir, Walter up
a tree."
All lilll has done since he
found his name missing from the
Ityder Cup liHt was to win the
HI Paso open -with record
slushing 271, u 277. record card
for the Texas open, and finished
up with a win in the South Cen
tral Open.
This Kyder Clip list is a funny
thing at that. 1 was talking to
Willie Klleu. at. LoGorse, Kla.,
the other day, und he said he
was -n the team one day and off
the next. Now he doesn't know
whether he's on or off. So may
be "Wild Hill" will have a chance
to climb some trees, in merry old
! KnglHnd nfier all.
Shivering causes contraction of
the muscles und like exercise If
cau Increase the appetite.
been a long, lean winter in New
- Yotit and especially for - stage
I folks out of a job. He claims
that one actor answered an ad
vertisement for a "Little Kva".
less General Manager Billy Evans n" "pwT. " ,
ri,..i . ni,i . . . ! asked the casting agent. "Twenty
; years", answered the applicant..
nected with the state' govern
ment. '
finds a likely prospect unut
tached.
Zlnn and Ken Ifolloway, late
of Detroit, seem to be the bestlMYERS BEATS
but'h wXP,PerCre.ionw'ho tJ. : TARRO MIKAYE SCHOOL PLAY
farmed to Terre Haute, Is back ',' ' '" ' '
evidently to stay with an even; ruiiiu.iu, ure., .vinrrn zi, , j
uetter rast ball then he had lat'Ar " Myers, l-oriinnd
spTlng..' Verne I'nderhlll. an-!""nt heavyweight wrestler, toog
other farm ' hand, pro'baly Willi''0 out three falls from
uiake the grade this timo. Tarro Mfyake. JI11 Jltsu Japanese
gover
political enemies. They
charged she dominated the govt
ernor'a officii and dictated much
of tho slate's official business. 1
The governor, declaring thai
..in.,i.. An k..H ..... inui.i t,
1 state Institutions of higher learn-1 "disappointed political spoilsmen"
j Ing. It wus said yesterday after refused to dlscliurge her. After
ia conference between Governor he was suspended and shortly
I Pntlorsor. and Frunk J. Miller of I before bis trial opened Johnston
j Albany, member of tho borfrd of ! accepted Mrs; Hammonds' reslgf
1 regents of normal schools. Th j nation. i
governor hi. id Hint If such a suit. 0 ie ,.,. Kta,Xi ,10 t0,d
: were siarieo 11 wouiti come irnm
1 some person who Is not con-
the court he previously had de
clined to discharge his secretary
because rumors, circulated by po
litical enemies, hud Inferred Ills
I relations with her were Improper.
This charge, fncliidcd in tho pur-
TQ PRFQCMTm I orticius or impeui'imiuni
rixlliijllill 1 HdU 1 voted bv the uttemnled session In
? '
Klrsl presentation of the Hlver-'
side school olieretta "Peter Hab-1
bit" was made at the Fremont j
auditorium on Wednesday after-)
1927, was not nnewed, mid, for
tills reason, Johnston said he felt
Justified in accepting tliu wom
an's resignation.
BABE ANDERSON
KAYOES DUFFY
IN 3RD ROUND
exponent, here last night, In one
of the cleanest matches seen
here hi some time; Myers took
the first full, coming out of a
Japanese wristlock to clump 011
a short arm scissors In 46 niin-
' f ' eg 20 seconds. Mlynke gained
OAKLAND. Calif.. Murch 21. j the second fall In 12 minutes.
t-TP Kabe Anderson, San Jose i seconds . with u Japanese body
middleweight, knocked out Jim-1 slum, tossing his opponent to the
my Duffy of Oakland In the 3rd 'mat until , he lay prone. The
round of a scheduled 10 round final full cum., mileklr. Mvr,
main event here lust night. DuT- after 'seemingly being out from j ,ho house will he sold out for
fy had Just knocked - Anderson some fast Jlu Jltsu work,, cumo icboln """ Performances. ,
uu.,,1 ft,, 4 unit, cuuiii sunn ine suuuouiy iu. iiiu hiiu weui uiier
.Inhllulnn wlia lltinii.ved nm till,
noon when school children crowd-! ,,,, H. , :,
1 ed the auditorium. t-i (,,. , .... ., .i., .n.
. 1 no secoiiii jiuniiu snowing lor
udults and children was this af
1 ternoon. Again Friday night the
i operetta wll Ibe presented at the
. 1 auditorium.
: ' Those who attended the mnt
; Inco yesterday declare tho work
'I of the chorus and principals
splendid. II Is predicted that
him, apparently not hearing the
Ing, hands clasped In front of
Judgment of the court
WEALTHY MAN I
SENTENCED TO :
STATE PRISON
San - Jose bay
over the flnaj
Jaw.
Tose and
punch to
slipped j Mlyake with a
Duffy's I flying reverse
scries of Karaslck "' ' i.i.n r.vi.M,.
hcadlocks and af-, POIITI.AXD. (Ire ' March 21
Cal.. Murch 2t.
A. Uarnett. weal-
' ler four trips through the
jMlyake succiinihed. The lime I of
was 4 minutes 21 second.). 'of
Chet VHes and Pat McCarthy Knniin
Huron. S. U. Billy Petrolle.
Fargo, S. 1).. knocked out Jose
Gonzales. Cuba, (21. F.ddlf Dan-1 grappled 3D mlniiles to a draw tor. died at a houseboat lu.il
telson, Huron, outpointed Kid 1 in the preliminary, neither tuk-.nlglu liw the. Itlvurdole mooriige.
Lester, Oinnhu, i). lng a fall. 'An autopsy was ordered.
t OAKLAND.
1 (AP) David
thy 8nn I.eundro miinufucture(
I formerly of Toledo, Ohio, wan
al. (AP) The vletlni, It In believed, . sentenced to Folsom penitentiary
an Inordinately hu ge portion , today for kidnaping ' flve-yeiity
sleeping powder, Mrs. Kdmi'old Kloise Windfall. IIo wus
.1:1, beauty shop proprlo- given an luiltitormlnuto sentence
that may extend to twenty yean
In the discretion of the stuta
prison board.
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