The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 20, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HERA!.n,Ta,AMATfI FAT.LR. OREGON Thtirsdnv, .Turin 20, 1029 f 1 IM TUB BPALM OP nj TOP POSITION, CARDS BEATEN M'rgtn of Athletics Re duced to Seven and One Half Games (By WILLIAM i, IHu'JIA.M) (AMOrta'" Pre BpnrU WrlK. Th - Notional league rlit truck a new bl(b Bote of tum ult yesterday, and when all the debrl bad been cleared wav the unruly Cub were found Clinging to the top perch by the fcergln ot their fingernails. The men ot McCarthy elammed the Cardinal generously by (core el I to I and 11 to I, running their atrlag orer the champion to three etralgbt. The Pirate tared oft two Cincinnati rmllle to win by to I, and In com pany with the Cube, teppd to a poaltioa on gam ahead of the Cardinal, erstwhile leader. Tha Bruin and the Buccan . ten Joined hand gaily In on of thoia "virtual ties", but the Chicago entry stood fire percen tage point forward through the time-honored process ot having lost fewer game. The Giant, meanwhile, wer winning two from the Phillies, and so reduc ing th margin between them elve and all the other contend er ear th Cuba. The Clan McOraw remained three and one halt games behind th little Bear, but with the Imports it difference that the little Bears had (topped into first place as related. Reds Shaded 8tT gwi. :Jo seemed not to know what to do with a six run lead la Cincinnati yesterday, and to s.T himself from heart fall are, Donle Bush rushed Carmen Hill to th mound In time to had tha Red at the finish. Th Giant won two games from the Phillies, a reported but th New Yorkers wer In serious difficulties through most ot th eleven-Inning opener be fore finally pulling It out by the back-lot Mora of IS to 14. Chuck Klein ot th Phillies got his eighteenth homer which tied Ha- fsy tor th leagu lead. Tha 01' ant won th second gam by 11 to . - : ' Th Boston Braves won a pair from th Brooklyn by I to 4 nd to 0. Hath Retain Th most Important action long th American League front wa th return ot Babe Ruth to ctlro campaigning at the Yan kee Stadium and Lou Gehrig' nineteenth home run at tne same lnclosure. The Yankees defeated th Red Box, of course, by 1 J to 1, and so reduced the margin of th Idle Athletic to seren and one-half games, bat this ques tionable success wa tempered by th announcement that Henry Johnton would be uaabls to pitch In th big aerie ' against the leader. Johnson, Inactive since Jus t, 1 suffering from a trained back. Detroit defeated s Cleveland by I to S in a slx-innlng game halted by rain, and the Brown won from th Whit Sox by S to B In. other American league en gagement. Tb Senator and th Athletic were HI. I Hotels Had A Special Steak For Ball Team (with f meo Omony j .t HhJL Ig&pgj islfcc3CT In Tut Ou Ji,.-i 1 ftuHo 71 J yl3itppp ,r gy32iJ'SfT Out Rt fOMT IAT HER-nT OT TO 1xth tier on Jlpo wrm Rwty VvtPofiri a toy jjjr9 TILOEfJ SEEDED 3INTI DURNEr Now-rvjar o"rnr-i ftmoNnm By AL DEMAREE (Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) Th old gam ot baseball has not changed much wlta th pass ing ot th years, but the way ball clubs travel ha. In th old days a ball club usually stopped at th hotel in towr who gar them th best rates. In those dsys It was not con sldered unusual when a ball play er ordered hi dinner to hv th waiter turn and shout In th direction ot the kitchen, "One baseball stack" or "on baseball meal The ball player were looked upon a strange beings who were not quite respectable and wer herded to on aide of the dining room, 1 remember Jim Thorpe, the great Indian athlete, almost mop ping up the dining room with bead waiter who politely In quired, "Are you a ball player or a guest of the notel? ' 61 HELD IN 21 BAR N MAT.KacATOT TO WED LOS AKOELE3, June It. U LUI ANGELES, Jun 10. (L tress, and Maurice G. Cleary, in vestment banker, today tiled no tie ot Intent to wed at the marriage license bureau. Appeared to Be Wrinkled Old Woman When Liberated MOSCOW, Jun It (CP) Sorlet authorities hare liberated a 27-year-old peasant girl whose parent kept her locked In barn for 21 year because they rroneoualy believed sh was a leper. Th girl, when accidentally discovered and released In the Tashkant district village ot Tchnyyn-Toba, appeared to be a wrinkled old woman with gray hair. Shaqra half blind and un developed mentally, official re ported. Sh wa found to be suffer ing with a minor skin disease which Is easily cured. Her peasant parent said they had locked her in th dark barn In lttt because they feared the natives would stone her and drive her away if tbey discovered sh had leprosy. ELKS LODGE WILL INITIATE TO.VIOHT Tonight will be Tennant night at th Elk lodge and the Lady Elk will furnish th ntrtaln- ment. It was announced . last night Following the Initiation of class of 14 candidates th nn- bers of th lodg will nJoy a feed. biggest asset. At all LA times INSURANCE FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, THE.T, RENT .PLATE GLASS, ETC. We promptly pay our bills in the event of a loss. Vilson-landry Co. Opposite Courthouse Cochet and Borotra are Rated Higher Than U. S. Ace WIMBLEDON, Eng., Jun 10, (UP) William T. Tllden, Ameri can tennla star, wa dropped be low Henri Cochet end Jean Boro tra, French aces, whsn th draw waa made tor tb Wimbledon championship, commencing Mon day. Cochet ws seeded No. 1 In th absenc ot Rene LaCoste, 1918 champion, and Borotra wa seed ed No. t. Tllden la drawn In th upper halt with Cochet and meets H. V. Dillon ot England in th tint round. John Hennessey ot In dianapolis, U. 6. Davie cup player, la also In th upper half and will meet V. T. Malcotnn of England In the first round. Francis T. Hunter, No. 1 In th American rankings, la In th lower halt with Borotra and will meet th Japan Davl eup player Mlkl. la th first round. Helen Will ot California was seeded No. 1 for th women's single and 1 in th earn quar ter with ills "Bobbl" Heine, th South African star. In th eo ond quarter ar Mia Betty Nut hall of England and Mm. Ma- thlen ot France; In th third. Senorlu Lilt D'Alvarox and Helen Jacob ot California; In th fourth Eileen Benenet ot England and Frauleln Cissl Aussem ot Ger many. HELEN ENJOYS ART SUCCESS, PICTURES SOLD LONDON. June 10, (UP) Helen will- versatility always na arouied Interest lu London, oui iter (rowing uocr a an artist I creating atmojt a much attention her list ot victories on the tenuis court. Eight ot IS sketch, most of tbem water color, which Mis Will ha on display her have been sold. It wa learned today. bringing avtrag price ot about 40 each. A In th day before her pre sentation at Buckingham Palace court, th American tennla star ha loat om of hr character istic calm in connection with the display of her art work at th faahionable gallery on Bard street. , Th exhibition will b ocen tor another thre weeks, coincid ing with Mis Willi' appearance at Wimbledon starting Monday, Hunareda ot prominent persona and art critics have visited the exhibition and congratulated the tennla atar. I am so thrilled.' Ml Wills said when they heaped congratu lations on her yesterday at a pri vate showing. Lsagas tiding' RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES COLLEGE YOUTH JOINS YANKEES First gam Sacramento Portland R. ..11 H. II I Batteries: Keating tnd Sever- eld; Mhfty and Rego. PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'K W. I PCT. Mission 12 2t .141 San Francisco 31 .111 Oakland 31 .171 Hollywood 4 1 40 .101 Lo Angeles 41 12 .100 Sacramento 28 48 .441 Seattle 2 50 .367 Portlsnd 23 SO .34C Chicago Pittsburgh St. Louis . New York . Philadelphia Brooklyn Boaton . Cincinnati . .NATIONAL W. L. 23 20 34 21 35 24 30 24 23 21 Philadelphia New York St. Louis Detroit '.. Cleveland -Washington . Chicago Boston - 23 33 ...21 23 30 31 AMERICAN W. L. -40 II -IS 31 -SI 33 .33 29 .21 21 .20 32 ..21 38 .18 39 PCT. .123 .113 .593 .551 .443 .407 .391 .317 PCT. .771 .111 .689 .SIS .481 .381 .356 .211 Second gam R. H. . Sacramento It: Portland Ill Batteries: Dlckerman, Cans and Kcehler; Ortman and Yolk- man. R. H. E. Missions , It! San Francisco - I 10 1 B:"erles: Kraus and Hotf man; Baldwin, Thurston and Reed. R Oakland .. I Seattle I WRITER LOSES LIBEL ACTION Batteries: McEvoy, Kaaich and Lombard I; Lemanakl and BorrssnL R. Hollywood ,, , t Los Angele .. I H. E. t 1 10 3 Hurst, Kalllo. H. II t B-tteries: Kinney. Marty. Wei- sel and Bissler. 8ypher; Plltt. Roberts, Peter, Walsh and Han nah, Warren. Wet who tell ua how much th government loses In revenue from saloon licensee should de duct the fines paid by bootleggers. Herb Pennock Takes Over Job of Training Nekola NEW YORK, Jun It. (UP- Frank Nekola, th costly college southpaw, will lsarn about pitch ing from Herb Ftnnoek, called by Millar llugxlui the greatest lft-hndr ot all time. "Take this kid over, Herb, and get him ready soon, ss w may need htm at auy time," Mugglua told Pennock. Suddenly tosaed from th Holy Cross college campu Into a uni form ot th world baseball cham pion, Nekola admit 1 torn Jump. Ntkola. who will recetv som. thlng Ilk 130.000 from th Yan kees, It Is said, for thla aeaaon's work alone, m aought by the Athletic. While, Bol Slid Son- tor, but cam to th Yinkcos yar sooner than expected. Nekola won 11 straight games pitching for Holy Crosa thla sea son, pitching three one-hit games against Yale, LaFayett and Bos ton College. 11 allowed but II run and 44 hit in It Inning. He I tsll tnd built along th llnss of Ptnaock. II weigh let stripped sud 1 not yet 23. MILL EMPLOYE SUFFERS BREAK OF RIGHT LEG Suffering from a double trae tur of th right leg, Sam Mil ler, teamster at th ChlloQuIn Lumber company was brought to the Klamath Valley Hospital for medical attention. The accident happened when Miller ccght hla leg between som pronrs and a lor. Hit condition I reported favorable and late today he waa resting comfortably. Home Run Hits (By United Pre) Wednesday Ott, aianta . . I lioush, Giants ....... Crawford, Giant , ,. , , , j Klelu. Phillies 1 Humt. I'hllllo .......... 1 Frlberg. Phillies , , , 1 llottouilcv, Cardinal , . 1 Wilson, Cub ...... J IlemlrUk, Doilgeri ,, J Oehrlg, Yankee ........ I W. Barrett, Red 8o ,,,.,.., i A. Gaston, Red 8m , Shires, Whit Sni 1 Iwders Oehrlg, Yankee .... It llafey, Cardinal .... 18 Klolu, Phtllle . 18 Olt, Ulunta . 17 Blmmona, Athletic -, t 14 Wilson, Cubs It Jackson, Qlant 13 O'Doul. Phillies , , . i Uottomley, Card 11 Hurst, Phillies II Foax, Athletic 11 Hendrlck. Doiliera . 11 Ruth, Yankee 10 Total National Wagu , ,, ,,, lit American lemu Ill Total . 11$ Hoar Ruth Etting and other Columbia Art sU on "The Record With out a Scratch." MAGILL DRUG CO. 828 Main ' Phone 270 Upton Sinclair Fails to Receive Damages From Denver Newspaper DENVER. Colo., Jun 20, (V ) Upton Sinclair of Long Beach,. Calif., widely known so cialist and writer, today lost hi 1300,000 libel ault against the Rocky Mountain New. A jury In United States district court re turned a verdict is favor of th newspaper. Tb suit grew out of a review by Lee Taylor Cassy, News edi torlal writer, of tha book "Upton Sinclair, A Study In Social Pro test," by Floyd Bell. Th re view wa published by th New August St, 1927, and arraigned Sinclair' acta and writing. Sinclair contended that part ot th review Injured him. The News' defense was truth, privi lege and, failure to do damage, and that the review had been requested, by Sinclair. Attorneys said tb ault waa th first on aver brought In United State court where th subject of a biography ban baaed a ault aralnat a newspaper on a review of the biography. l : Columbia's Hr"Ac!!;f.nn, (from MOT. Boav Soar"). Whi "Show STAR OF THE "WXEK RUTH Tfc Si"' f Columbia Kteorit TH Worn. HS:iy Orr T-ar Hlsorche Speeh vueo,' No.oor OT v.. 1839-1 . vocat nr. "On With i firS Show' ?" With '-KtheI Wat, DoSow-r- th. 1837. CnooHi 'on"). A Tw, , SulC,5!-T.i Mo-" and n - V, ALL COot : I&J4-D VIVA-TONAL RECOROINC-TMI MCOROt WrTHOUT SCRATCH I 30 ROUNDS IBIIKF 30 v ROUNDS Friday Evening June 21, 1929 LEGION PAVILION A Great Match Light-Heavyweights Main Event 10 Rounds GENE SAILOR DENNY O 'GRADY vs. LENHART 24 Fl.hts Undefeated Fights All the Tims 6 Round SEMI-WINDUP 133 Pounds JOHNNY SPENCER vs. EDDIE EDLEMAN 4 Round SPECIAL 133 Pound (Popular Return Match) MAHR REYMERS vs. FRANKIE MONROE Also 2 High Gass Preliminaries GUARD KILLED IN CAR CRASH NEW YORK, Jun 10, UP) One man wa crushed to death laat night and 14 persons In jured when a 81zth avenu lo cal elovated train crashed into th rear end of a Ninth ave nue local at 11 Jib street and Eighth avenue. Th man killed wa Edward Mrennan, rear-car guard on th Ninth venu train. Prix beaut.-: Tha nraitl...i of tbute who weren't above co loring a contr-t ot that kind. DEMONSTRATION WILL BE GIVEN BY FRIGIDAIRE in ciMnoriuion oi its recent imesiug oi in minion usors mark, rrlgldnlr Corporation has annnuured a aerond fold Control Ueiuonatrallnn to be bold Juuv SI July t lu allow room. tnrougbout th country and al th same tliu will exhibit a now household model, according to Information that has been re ceived by B. II. Jafrvmou. looal de'-r, ".More than a hundred thous and peoplo vlslltd doalera show rooms during th original imtiou al demonslintton, deaplt th In clement wealher which prevail ed gouartlly." h said. "Th at tomlauc In till city waa unuiu ally good. Thla second public demonstration ot th alx f renting apeeda of til FNgldalr cold oon trot, la for th couveulauc of thoa who were unable lo attend th previous showing. ''Speclflo Information t uccrn Ing th new model will be re- calved wllliln th week. V bav tb asaurauc that It will embody all the ntlneiuenta aud advantugea that bav beeu de veloped by an engineering de partment of more than loo re frigeration apoclallst and will reflect th experience gained la building nior than a million rrlgldulres." MILL ACQUIRES SMALL TRACTS Sal ot timber tract aggre gating 110 acre by th Hraymllt Whit Pin company If th IUg Lake Box company, waa -consummated today with th filing ot th requisite deed with the county clerk. Th tracta ar lo cated In Townihlp 17 south, range ten east, about four mlli-a northeast ot Alcoma. JMM SOLON WOULD LET CITIZENS GET OWN BOOZE MAIIIHON'. "Is, Jun 10, (U P) auuator llsruard Osttlemaa Milwaukee "wet" who yealerday proposed to put Wlai'ouslo lnt lh liquor bualneas, went step further today with a plan ta m 'k vory man his own doctor, writing hla own prescription for liquor dlaponjsd at a slat mad- leal liquor eotnmlaslou. Th a. na tor would Incorporate tb prescription Idea In hla pro posed constitutional amendment to permit th atat to mak and ell Inloxlcauta. Such Isatura, h bclluv, would overcome the point ralaed by th dryi, who aid lhal though tb amendmeut paaaed, th Volstead aot still mad It possession by Individ ual c'llien lllsgal. WHY WE FIT TILLYER LENSES In a few words, w us Iht latitat upllral development be raus It glea you lensei tbat have our prescription ground accurately from ml to margin. Ordinary lns glr clear vision only Ibrongb tho, center through th mrgln. th rtsloa blur and may caus eyeauala. Dro. lb, let ae explain why Wellaworth Til Iyer Leniea ir so mnch better for your ye. IIAVK VOIR KVKC KXAMINKU Dr. A. M.' Simmons V OITOMKTRIST Compl-I Upllral Hervlo J Oil Ko. 71 h HI. Just off Main To maintain tlrndrr Cgure, no one can den the truth of the advtcet 1 V' "RE.VC31 FOU a rrocY S INSTEAD OF A SWEET f. i ,0 - 'T. 'S C' ' -" -:" " "-" 2 f J' " fv:i-. ; rg-frt-.i-r - v-. i f. 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