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THE EVffrTNO HERALD; KT.AttATH FALLS. OREP.ON
FrtdflV, Jims 21, H)2fl
enny Lenhart and Gene O'Grady Clash in Main Battle Tonight
SPENCER WILL
"MEET ESKIMO
IN 6 ROUNDER
Mil
Mahrt Rymer and Frank'
ie Monroe are Matched
in Return Bout
Tli stage I net, tha fighters
re In condition and a large
bou la anticipated for tha le
gion fight card which will open
Ihli evening at Memorial hall at
I; 45 o'clock.
It la a well balanced card with
any one or two preliminaries
likely to blossom forth Into
fltht of main event caliber.
Thi talU angular. glove-throw-
tog Denny Lenhart meeta the
acrappy Gene O'Grady In the ten
round mala vnU Both will
weigh 17. pound. Lenhart has
had two fight In XHamath Falls.
In his first ha car away SI
pounds to Earl Ritchie, mad a
chopping bloc ot tne oenemoiu
for tour rounds and men ran in
to solar plexus punch that drop
ped him for tha count In the
fifth. A. week later he whaled
away at tha tough Jeaa DeMott
for ten round, tag is ma oe-
elon.
O'Grady's record Is well known
her. Ha rose to prominence here
when he stowed away the nigniy
tnntiut Ilavln O'CarroU in two
minutes: ha has never lost
fight and has met auch boys as
Peter Jackson, Nails Gorman and
Onllla Darr.
Eddie Edelman. tbs Eskimo
Indian, meets one ot the tough-
eat boys of hla carreer in jonn
rr Rnaneer. the high school sen-
ailon of Seattle, who, aatda from
being beat In his third tight, has
oarer been defeated. Spencer
onmhinaa aklll and punch. Edel-
nan la a alow aUrter but when
atung is aroused to a fighting
fury.
Second chapter ot tha fistic
tend between Mahra Rymer of
Tjknview and Franxle Monr-e 01
' Klamath Falls will bo held to
night. Monroe got tha nod tneir
; last meeting,- but : the fans
. thought it ahould haTe been a
draw. They are w-'l matched
' Rymer is the better long range
tighter while Monroe exceia m
tha In-f Ehtlng.
Jackie Lewis ot Marshfleld
who knocked Eddie 'Cc-aor
in the second round ot their
fight on the last card, mee i
tougher boy In Billy Robinson of
' Chlloquin tonight In a lour round
preliminary. They aro welter
weights.
Shrimp McDonald who comes
from Lskeriew with a gord
"rep' will tangle with Buddy
Randall In the curtain raiser.
Joa Swindler, chief ot police,
ulll referee.
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Phoney Tricks
To Crash Gate
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By Ah DEMAKEE
(Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants)
Crashing tha gate of tha pass
entrance is ona ot tha light oc
cupations around many big lea
gue ball parks. Newspapers fre
quently hare a system ot leaving
a "list" at the gate, including
tha name of the sporting editor.
Occasionally rmart chaps get wise
to this system and go to the pass
ate early and ask tor the "two"
in tha aporta editor's name. Then
when the people tha editor senda
out finally arrive they find their
"tickets" already used up.
Sometimes tans come there an 1
say a certain ball player wants
them let in. Recently at Wrigley
field in Chicago two fellows came
to the pass gate and said that
they'd Just seen Gabby Hartnett
out in front ot the park and he
said to let them In. The man at
the gate happened to know, how
ever, that Hartnett was in the
hospital at that very moment
having bta tonsil removed.
Al Campion, who is "on" the
pass tats at Cubs park also told
ma about an old colored fellow
who earns there on day and pre
sented his weekly ticket on the
Elevtud.
"That' no good here," Al ex
plained. "Well," replied the old fallow,
"It (ays. Use your 'L' card for
the ball games,' don't It?"
Ball players usually are ad
mitted at the pass gates of rival
parka, but I have aeen Lte Mea
dows turned down because he
wore glasses.
THE CARD
Denny Lenhart, ex-navy
champion, vs. Gene O'Grady,
Aehland, weight 171 pounds,
ten round mala event.
Johnny Spencer, Seattle,
llghtweighta, vs. Edule Ed-
elmsn, Seattle, we'.ght 111
pounds, six round semi'
wlndup.
Mahr- Rymers, Lakevlew,
llghtwolght, vs. Frankle
Monroe, Klamath Falls, four
round special event.
4 Jackie Lewie, Marshfleld,
vs. Billy Robinson, Chllo-
quin, welterweights, four
round preliminary.
Shrimp McDonald. Lake-
view, vs. Buddy Randall,
4 Klamath, four round pre-
4 llminary.
Joe Swindler, referee.
Lessen ivft&nusfeg
PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E
W. L. PCT
Mission SI 10 .614
San Francisco . ., 81 11 -tit
Oskland .60 It .581
Los Angeles 41 41 .101
Hollywood 41 41 .100
Sacramento .11 41 .441
Seattle 1 1
Portland II 14 .141
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Loula
New York
NATIONAL
W. L.
14 10
14 11
15 IS
11 14
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
.ll 10
21 12
21 11
Cincinnati 10 H
AMERICAN
W. L.
Philadelphia 40 II
Now York 1! 11
St, Louis 11 14
Detroit 11 11
Cleve'-nd 2 2
Washington 20 11
Chicago 11 It
Boston ., 11 IS
PCT.
.(10
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.5(4
.419
.107
.400
.367
PCT.
.775
.611
.571
.512
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.167
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WILSON MAKES
GOOD PROMISE
TO CUBS TEAM
CHICAGO. June 21, (AP)
Hack Wilson has made good hla
promise to accomplish great
deeds with his bludgeon if re
stored to his old clean-up posi
tion in the Cubs' lineup.
Sine supplanting Rogara
Hornsby in that role three days
sgo, the pudgy Dutchman has
blasted tonr home runs and a
good assortment ot singles and
doubles. His batting was a fac
tor In the Cubs' faur straight
victories over the St.: Louis Car
dinals.
Hornsby, moved to third posi
tion In the batting order, and
has responded as has Kikl Coy-
ler, who aws moved from third
to fifth place.
ROBERT TUNES
UP STROKE FOR
GOLF TOURNEY
MAMARONECK, New York.,
June 21, (AP) So tar In the
preparations for the National
open golf championship, which
111 be held over the Winged
Foot course her next week, Rob
ert Tyre Jones, the young Atlan
ta lawyer, baa golned a mono
poly on the fine performances.
Ha had a 69 yesterday. On
Wednerdr- he did 19-11-70.
Bobby's partners yesterday
were Joe Klrkwood, Gen Sara-
ten and Johnny FarrelL Far
rell hal an approximate medal
score of 75, Saraxen 76 and Klrk
wood 77.
FLIER IS KILLED
LOS ANGELES, June 21, (U
P) Charles Warden, 15, of
Pasadena was killed Instantly at
Seal Beaoh today when the air
plan In which he and a com
panion war flying crashed from
height ot 400 feet.
SI FRANCISCO
JIT
OF
THRESHOLD
EDERS
Seals Nick Mission Reds
Again; Oakland in
Third Place
(By The Aasurhttrd Press)
" Hard luck continued to pour
down on the league loading Mil
lion Rcda yesterday as the S.in
Francisco Seal continued thrlr
advance, and the Oakland Oaks
pressed forward In third plat.
As a result of yesterday's victory,
the Seals were only one game be
hind the Reds with three stralKht
in their sack.
Quasi Suhr, borne run king
ot the coast league, clouted out
a circuit rounder in the ninth In
ntng, two out and a ma- on base.
to civ the Seals a 6 to 4 vic
tory.
The Seattle Indians met de
feat at the hands ot the Oak
landers, due to a bad first tu
ning, when the Oaks scored three
runs on as many hits. The final
score was S to 3.
Sacramento required ten In
ning to defeat Ducks. . to S. In
the camp of the Quack-Quacks.
The Los Angeles Angels with
the aid ot Clyde Bartoot, mauler
ful hurler. put an end to their
login- atreak by pounding out a
12 to 3 margin over tne no.iy-
wood stars.
SOLE SURVIVOR
FISHING BOAT
TELLS TRAGEDY
LONDONBERRY, Ireland.
Jun 21. (Af) Patrick Co'.l,
fisherman, has arrived here. th
sol survivor ot fiur men whose
(Ishlng boat was run down by a
steamer off the Donegal coast
Wednesday mornlrg.
Coll said he and his shipmates
clung to the stern of the wreck
ed boat until one after another
ot his comrades dropped into the
tempestuous sea. The last to
perish w-- Tom Coll, 65. who
exclaime-. "I can't atlck It any
longer," and uttering a prayer
sank beneath the waves.
Patrick Coll abandoned hope
bnt lashed himself to a : iece of
timber on the crane ot drifting
ashore. Th steam-r Brier Thorn
picked him np after he had been
In the water nine hours.
MEDICINE MAN
GOES ON TRIAL;
BOWLING .
RESULTS
Mixed doubles in the bowling
tournament opened Wednesday,
the first of th four set series
being played.
Excl ment among the ladle
was quite apparent at the open
ing. With good team wor!:, Kla
math should be able to boast
some splendid teams among the
ladles by next f II.
Following are the seores made
last night:
A la
Mitchell ,
Total
Helen
OtH
Tot:'
Luclll"
Snow .
Total
Eth ' ....
Mike
Total
65 75 37
20S 203 148
-.269 271 185
SI 91 !5
...1711 159 ir
l.'.S i'39
67 18 63
...187 159 19S
...251 213 2G0
-.102 10 12'
.146 111 153
-.241 212 279
YALE OARSMEN
BEAT HARVARD
REGATTA COURSE. N E W
LONDON. Conn.. Jun 21, (AP)
Yale 'won th first two race
ot Its annual regatta with Har
vard on th Thames her today.
winning the junior varsity by
four lengths after th bull dug
reshmen had nosed out the
crimson by three-quarters of a
length In the opening brush.
Iloih races were over a two mile
-ourse up stream.
The freshmau encounter was a
thriller from start to flnljh. Vale
rulllng out the victory In the,
last 75 yards, but the bull doss
were masters of th sltuat on
throughout th Junior Varsity
race.
EVERY SLAYER
PAYS PENALTY
LONDON, Jun II. (Up)
Every murdar committed In Lou
don in 1921 was solved and the
culprit was convicted or took hl
own life, according to th official
police report Issued today.
There were 11 murders of per-;
sons more than on year old
Eleven culprits were convicted
and seven committed suicide, the
report said.
The report did not Include 1
death which followed Illegal
operation nor six Infant mur
ders.
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BEATEN
US GOBS TAKE
4TH STRAIGHT
Giants Lambaste Phillies
All .Over Baseball
Diamond '
(fly The Assuclntcd Pros)
The Impending battle between
the American leagu Titans tend
ed somewhat to dim th fury of
the jwtlonal league battle yester
day, and eaused th auxiliary
campaign In th American league
to miss all but passing atten
tion. For all ot this fact th re
juvenated Cub shelled Grover
Cleveland Alexander and others
sufficiently to stud th Cardln
als T to 6 for tha fourth straight
Chicago triumph.
The Giants whaled th Phillies
by 11 to 6 and th Braves won
another from the Robins, 4 to 1
In remaining National League
fixtures. The Giants won be
cause Carl llubbell settled down
after a shaky start and because
Luther Roy declined to deecend.
Th New Yorkers collected sev
enteen bits oft Roy and "Ace"
Elliott, running their total for
three winning games to fifty-five,
and average of 16 1-1 blows a
contest.
The Pirates snd the Reds were
Idle.
Results In the National league
gave the Cubs a somewhat more
comfortable margin over the Pir
ates, and dropped tha champion
Cardinals further Into th mire
of third place. The ga!n of the
Giants, except in regard to their
Immediate designs upon, third
place, waa negligible.
The American league campaign
yesterday consisted of Victoria
for Boston, Detroit and Chicago.
The Athletics and th Yankees,
of course, were Idle. Th Red
Sox rallied to pull out a I to 4
decision against Ad Llska and
Brown in Washington as Mac
Fsyden checked th senstorlal
attack at eight bits. Young Ed
Walsh pitched four bit balls
against St. Louis to win by S
to 1, and th Detroit Tigers bit
hard to win by S to 4 ovsr the
Indians In Cleveland.
With H. L. Mencken th pen
Is mighty Ilk tha sword.
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
(fly the Associated Proas)
(lly Th Associated Proas)
DAYTON, O Cecil Payne
Louisville, knocked out Billy
U'llrlen. Chicago, (1).
MILWAUKEE King Tut out
pointed l'lu key Kaufman, Hert
ford, Conn., (10). RiiHil L
Roy, Fargo, N. D.. and Jo Asar-
ella, Milwaukee, drew (I).
SET-UP' BETS
71
BENCH I
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Spider Pladner Knocked
Eighteen Times Dur
ing Bout
PARIS, Jun 11, (AP) What
looked Ilk a soft spot for Spider
Pladner turned out to be a very
hard on and as a result th lit
tle French fighter Is la th hos
pital today Instead ot preparing
tor a trip to th rings of th
United Btatea.
Pladner entered th ring last
night against Gene Huat, aa al'
most unknown French bantam
weight, with little preparation
but with plenty ot confidence
that th skill and punch tbal
carried Dim to victories over
such fighters ss Issy Sen warts
and Frankl Genaro would carry
him through against Hust. He
cam out with th worst beating
btVUSsV
FORT MYERS. Fla., Jun 21.
(AP) Before a court ot his own
people,- at the annual dance c
green corn today, Josle Billy.
Seminole Indian medicine man,
without th aid ot alienist or
pschlatrlst, will answer a charge
of . slaying Nuf-Che, widowed
squaw, with a plea that he was
temporarily Insane while under
the lnflence of liquor. .
Deep In the everglades, the
tribe has gathered to celebrate
this festival and to try the medi
cine man who in the past has
sat In judgment npon bis fellows.
Whatever the verdict and It
may be death or trial by tire. It
will be executed summarily, and
without interference from the
whit men for the courts tare
taken no action in th case.
G. O. NELSON SERIOUSLY
ILL AT HOSPITAL
O. 0. Nelson, manager of Shep
herd's Music Store of this city
Is seriously ill at Hillside Hospi
tal where he submitted to a ma
jor operation this morning.
His condition was said to be
serious at press time this after
noon.
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of hi career, being - knocked
down eighteen time before the
refore stepped In to bait the
slaughter. Pladner managed to
kaop th affair on fairly vn
terms until th fifteenth round
when most of th damage was
don. .
After th fight b was taksn
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th doctor aald b would be
good as ever after a few repairs,
but his proposed American tour
seemed a very dim possibility.
Pladner, who won most of hla
Important victories a fly
weight but joined th bantam
ranks recently, was to start for
th United States next month.
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LEGION PAVILION
A Great Match Light-Heavyweights
. Main Event 10 Rounds
GENE SAILOR DENNY
O'GRADY vs. LENHART
24 Fights Undefeated Fights All the Time
Round SEMI-WINDUP 133 Pound
JOHNNY SPENCER vs. EDDIE EDLEMAN
4 Rounds SPECIAU-133 Pound
(Popular Return Match)
MAHR REYMERS vs. FRANKIE MONROE
Also 2 High Class Preliminaries
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