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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1929)
PAGE TWO THE EVENTNG HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Saturday, June 1, 1020 IN TMB REALM OF SUPPING YANKS SHAKEN UP BY IRATE MANAGER i Koenig Removed From Third f Lary Taken From Short (By WILLIAM I. ailPMAN) (Associate Proas H ports Writer) Those gargantuan uuubera 011 the backi of toe Yankees will coma In band? on the basks ol tba Barlam today. Some of thv boys ara joint to K ' Irf and strange, If not altogether new foees will appear In their atead Habitues ot tba Rapport rani' parta. mar (train thlr ayes, but thejr won't find Bob Mensel, tar Instance, in tba llne-i:p. Miller Hugging admitted tbi rs bla shattered- tarcea retreateJ to bona fortifications before djawa today nndar coTer ot ban' I evolent darkness. While con- . teasing tbat Meueel'a failure to start either ot tba last two games 1b Waeblnfton waa do to no mistake In banding la tba bat ting order, tba Midget manager surrendered other Item of s.rlal Interest. Koerjig Remove: Mr. Mark A. Koenlg. be said. wonld glTe np third l-slng for a time In favor of Gene Rob ertson, tit bencb band; Leo Da rocber also would rep' -a Mr. Lynford Lary at ahortatop, rjr poral Hngglna continued. He disclose' all this joggling wltb tba attitude ot someone wno in tend! to close bis ayea and r.-pe tor tba best, topping off bis re marks wltb the assertion tbat be wonld bench oxen Rntn if the exigencies ot tba situation seem ed to demand It. Fighting fire w: fin In a sort ot curtain-riser to general outbreak ot Intersections! strife scheduled today,' the American league leading -athletics matched hard knocks wtth'-the- T!gers at Bhlb Paii yesterday. Due to s ninth Inning ambush ot L .e Rommel, who nevertheless escap ed with bis life, the Bengals out shone ths Macks on safe hits- by t to 14, but Mr.. McGilllcnddy marched serenely from the pre ,miaes with the decision in runs. to i. c ' ' Fire Onmo.Iieaxl - This victory stretched the athletic lead to f, games over (he Browns and to eight over Jkhe Yankees. Ji-nmy Foxx o;-.!i Won the hitting halo with his ninth home ran, triple and a Ingle. '"' Onlj two skirmishes took place hlong the National league front, put these nevertheless offer-1 :he Cardinals a chance to renin the lead, which they cTM. f-e r i Birds again repulsed Cincinnati by to 1, as the heavy guns of ths Phillies tired s broadside which sent ths Pirate craft to the bottom. The figures were 0 to T. PACIFIC COAST Won Lost Pet. Missions 44 II .49$ Los Angeles 11 tt .649 Baa Francisco IT SO .SSZ Bollywood - II 10 .508 Oakland " II .07 Portland .II 40 .411 Seattle II II .1(7 ' XATIOSAL Won Lost Pet It. Louis J It .134 Pittsburgh It 14 .121 Chicago It 14 .111 Philadelphia 19 17 .118 Hew York 17 17 .500 Boston : It 21 .101 Brooklyn 14 22 .281 Cincinnati . II 21 .III SPORTSMEN TO HOLD MEETING MONDAY NIGHT O. D. Matthews, president ot the Klamath Bporumen'a associa tion, yesterday announced that a meeting of the organisation will be held Monday evening at I p. m. at the chamber ot commerce rooms. Mr. Matthews requests tbat every member be present. Reports ot committees will be called for and much Important bi slness will be transacted. It Is planned to bav the group sat tba date tor the annual tlsh try at the meeting. HAGEN DEFEATS BRITISH GOLF STAR, ONE UP bL.U ivYVELL PARK. BIRM INGHAM, Eng., June 1, (AP Walter Hagen defeated Arcuie Compston, one up, la a Ss-hole . olt match today, coming from behind . to win after Compston .ind won a It-hole match from him yesterday at Moor Park, seven and eight Hagen gave a big galle i midland cities a great when he defeated Compston at the I6th hole. It waa one of the moat sensational victories of his remarkable career. Beaten to a trassle by the big Englishman al Moor Park yesterday, the Ameri can seemed disgusted snd there were reports he might -sncel the Birmingham engegenu-:. ' In stead be had a good time in London until the early hours of this morning and s -rived at Blackwell not only on t' is but a Quarter ot an hour ahead ot time, Hagen usually la late for his matches in England. Four down after nine boles. "The Halg" came back to ettuare the match at the 18th. He went one up for the first time in the two days' play at the 20th hole but after 27 holes was again one down. He squared the match rials, however, and went on to win at the home bole. DEMPSEY WILL STAGE FIGHTS IN WINDY CITY CHICAGO, June 1. (UP)---! Jack Dempsey, former heavy weight boxing champion, and mre reoactly in fight promotion j occupation; signed a two-reai lease for the Coliseum today and announced he would stage his first bout there after October 1. Dempsey said bs Would apply Immediately for a promoter's license. The former heavyweight title-holder takes over the lease held by Jim Mullen. Dempsey said he planned to make his home here after he re-1 turns from a trip to California. RENE LA COSTE CONQUERS BILL TILDEN TODAY Victory Aituret All French Title for Singlet Title ROLAND GARROS STADIUM PARIS. June 1, (AP Rene La Coats conquered Bill Tllden to day In one of the greatest of their serlea of Franco-American tenuis battles, winning their aeml-ttral round duel in the French championships, 1-1, 1-0, 5-7. I-I. La Coste's victory assured an all-French final for the singles title aa Frank Hunter, Ttlden'a tennis comrade, waa eliminated prevloualy by Joan Bor--a. Big BUI, who always gives his followers a real run tor their money, thrilled tae thouianda in tbs stands by a miraculous r-.Uy in tba third aet La Coste bad outplayed him by a wide mania in smashing through the f'rst two sou and bad galn-d a lead ot t-I in the third when Tllden tlaahed tour games ot ths tennis that msde him a champion ot champions five or six years sga to rua out the set - It took too much out ot him. however, sad even with the nelp of the tea minute rest -rlod which followed he waa no i h tor La Coate in the fourth set which went to the Frenchman with loss of but three games. RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES R. H. E Sacramento , 7 11 I Missions I 11 I Batteries: Keating and Sersr eld; Nevers and Hoffman. ' E. 1 1 Batteries: Gomes snd Reed; Fullerton and WoodaL San Francisco Portland R. H. . 4 t , I t Oakland Hollywood Batteries: R. H. E. Ill lit I Jeffcoat, - Kastcn and Read; Shellenback and Sassier. Los Angeles Seattle R. H. E. 4 It t 4 It I Batteries: PUtt. Petere -nd Sand berg;' Edwards. Lsmanska and Cox. (Called end of 14th on account ot darkness.) FALL FROM ROOF KILLS MADERA. Calif., Juns 1, (U P) A fall from the roof ot a garage on which he waa working killed Edward Springer," 60, of Oakland, here this afternoon. Cause of the fall was being In vestigated by authorities. HELEN DEFEATS ENGLISH STAR Eileen Bennett Putt Up Strenuout Battle in Second Set ROLAND GARROS STADIUM, Paris, June 1, AP) Helen Wills today entered the final round o the French tennis championships, la which aha is defending her woman's singles crown, defeating Mlsa Eileen Bennett English star, in ths seml-flnals ot 1-1, 7-t. Due partly to a close line de cision In bar favor which caused her deliberately to throw away two polnta, ths American queen ot ths courts had a fairly narrow escape from loaing a aet tor the first time since the English cham pionships ot 1127. AlthooKh there never waa any question of Mlsa Wills' ultimata victory, the English player achieved the rare feat ot forcing a set to deuce against the cbamploa of three na tions when aha made a courage ous bid for ths second set Jean Borotra, one of France's famous "three . musketeers" of the tennis court, eliminated Fran cis T. Hunter in the quarter finals ot ths French tennis cham pionships today, 1-8. 10-t. 4-1. I-I, l-l. AIRPLANE SPIN REGAINS TITLE FOR "WILDCAT" EUGENE, June 1. (AP) George "Wildcat" Pete came back last nlaht to retain th. ni.. middleweight wrestling cham- pionsnip in a hard match wltb Hobla Reed ' of Hadnri a - airplane apln. which left Reed groggy tor tne third set-to. won tne second fall tor Pete and paved the way tar the final faU ana victory rate required only seven minutes for -this fall ith a halt nelson and crotch - hold. Keea took ths first fall In aa hour and It minutes with a ai scissors. . Rsed save un the belt he from Pete In their sensational oout two weeks ago. HAMMOND.BUYS FINEST SHEEP AT STOCK SALE E. M. Hammond and son. . W 8. Hammond, , have . returned from Sacramento;" Cam., Where they attended a stock sale when a total of 1.600 head ot sheep wera sola. Seveaty head sold were the property of the Hammonds, who received an average of 145 a head. While south (hey pur chased three" pure-bred Hamp ahlres for their own flock. They will exhibit rams from their flock at Texas in July and at Pendleton In Auguat AMERICAN tt Louis New York . Detroit Cleveland Chlcsgo . Washington Boston Won Lost Pet 26 I .712 20 It .651 2 21 .631 lt 20 .481 ll 21 .881 18 28 .211 11 27 .381 CHAMPION MARRIES. OMAHA, Neb., June 1, (AP) Corrlne Gorion, 18, national A. A. U. backstroke swimming ehampion last year and ths bold tr of three world's swimming records, . is married -yesterday to Palmier Gallup, a student at ths University ot Nebraska. SWIM at th NEW KLAMATH NATATORJUM 1719 Main St Fee? HKAIrn. kaitctv spmrt flgUaat supervision; competent -"ion available by appoint. tuserrailone for private JL. appointment TXataraJ Hot Watari ib sad 8 bowers. ?NE 1268 Accurate Information Regarding The Southern Oregc Oil Company's We will measure 'depth of well Sunday at 3 o'clock WE ARE DRILLING IN THE MIDDLE MIOCENE AGE YOU ARE INVITED. Now being drilled on the Bonanza Anticline, three miles east of Bonanza offers the following plan for the sale of their etock to the general public during the month of May. This plan calls for and assures a 4000 foot test. Initial Payment Based on May 1st Depth 1325 feet , - Payable Monthly No. of Cost Total First ss Drilled ..." Shares Per Share Cost Payment Per foot 100 $1.00 $100.00 $33.13 $ .02V2 200 $1.00 $200.00 $66.26 $ .05 400 $1.00 $400.00 $132.60 $ .10 500 $1.00 $500.00 $165.63 $ .12 1000 $1.00 $1000.00 , $33L26 $ .25 In the event oil or gas is found In paying quantities at a lesser depth than 4000 feet, all stockholders snail have the right to pay out their balances on or before three months from the discovery date. - Visit the Well 'Any Time Day or Night. We Drill 24 Hours a Day, Office open 8:30 5:00 and from 7:008:00 Evenings 209 WILLIAMS BUILDING i SOUTHERN OREGON OIL CO. IT CAN'T llhl 1H.NH e DKl'LAHKH BKLOIT, Is., June 1. (A P) Klohard Everhart Is the first man to profit by the state dry law la Wlscon- sin. Arrested by a chief ot po lice lu a village near bare for having a pint ot liquor on hla hip Everhart was brought before ths Munlolp. a court judge, Plead guilty to what!" asked Chester Chrlsteusen. "Possession ot aa Intoxl- estlng beverage, with al- eohollo content In sxoess ot one-halt ot ons psr oent" ssld the oftlrer. "But that's not an ot- tense against Wisconsin 4) law," said the Judge, point- e lug out that the state court e has no Jurisdiction. ' Everhart returned home a tree man. x BIND CUDWARTH OVER TO JURY Ed Cudrarth, charged with possession and operation ot an unlicensed still, yestardsy waived preliminary examination before Justice of the Peace W. B. Barnes snd was bound over to the grsnd jury on the charge. Ludwlg Erlcksoa entered plea ot guilty to possession ot in. toxlratlng liquor and was fined $100. which he paid. Krlcksos ran a "beer joint" near ths prss ent airport on ths Midland road. The pupils of ths eyes ot ths members ot ths cat family are ventral and the stse can be gov erned by the animal at wilt SEEKS DAMAGES FROM RAILROAD 0, L. Smelling yesterday tiled suit against the Southern Pacific company for 11500 damages al legedly suffered in an scclduut rsbrusry i, la. Bnalllng atatea In ths complaint that his car, valued at MOV, waa hit by aa a. P. train al a cross ing on the Midland road while he was driving with "due pre caution." He states that a curvs and oat obstruct the view and that his ear was demolished by a faal runnlug train. He further atalsa tbat be was forced to pay 1100 tor other oouvsyance to work at the Bhaw Bertram mill and tbat he suf fered personal Injury and other damages to ths sxtsnt ot 11,000. F. H. Mills Is attornsy for ths plalutlff. THEATRE OPENS TODAY i TALKIES ARE INSTALLED Ths Pins Tres theatre reopen ed today after a week's shut down, voniplatuly ruuuvated and cleaned and aa an all talkie pic ture house using both Vllaphutie and Movletoue equipment. Last night a preview waa hold In the theater to test the equip ment. 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