The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 22, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO f 1 IN THE REALM OF D'GRADY LUCK! TO GET 111 If EVENT Johnny Spencer Out point Eddie Edelman; -Monroe Win Special The Judgment ot two ringside ledges and the referee was tht Gene TTGrady. Ashland, and Denny Lenhart. ax-navy cham pion, fought ten rounds to a draw In tha main erent ot the fight card he'd at tha Legion Memor ial hall laat Bight. Opinion of thta writer, how ever, waa that Lenhart outpolnt ad O'Orady by virtu ot Uking tha slghta and ninth by decisive margin thla opinion waa reach ad In aplta ot tha tact that If tha writer had any prejudice, one way or tha other. It leaned to ward! O'Orady. Concensus ot opinion ot many of tha tana who had not wagered en either Lenhart or O'Orady. earned to ha that Lenhart won tha tight; soma aald by a nar row margin, other by a large, but all teamed to agree, that tha aallor. waa too clever for Can a. O'Orady Tied Tp O'Grady waa helplesa daring the eighth and ninth. Tha can ny tailor tied him up) in knota early every time he unleashed an offensive. He would Call way faUley, bat wherever hi fiata went, Lenhart'a glove, shoulder or elbow waa there first. Tha fight waa simply an exhibition of a strong, willing, fighting, slugging youngster be ing outsmarted by crafty. WHI,WVUS iBj SVUWM. The tight started slowly .enough with O'Grady leading. In the third Lenhart opened op and Jarred O'Orady with a sud den battery of right and lefts to the bead that was the only time In tha entire tight be hart the Ashland youth. . Both boys opened ap In ths toarta sad fifth and exchanged sledge hammer blows.. In the sixth O'Orady almost tore Len hart'a -head off with terrific .appercr.il that went home to the button. Sat Lenhart, while stag gered. kt on fighting -at "break- , neck pact ' v Seemed To Tire - In . the seventh, O'Orady seem- lead lengthen-;! in the eighth and ninth. Tha Ut round was about even with both fighters wrestling and hammering eact other from one side of tha ring to tha other. ' To one who had not witnessed many fights, it might hare ap peared that O'Orady outpointed the sailor. But from the ring side it was qnlta apparent that his murderous left hooks,' bis right crosses and UTcrcuts, were not finding their mark. And when they did go home they usually found Lenhart rolling away from the blow. O'Grady . fought a fine fight. Ho stung Lc 'hart occasionally and landed tha hardest blows; but tha sailor ' piled up a lead on straight left Jabs, alternated with right crosses and an occasionally as sault to tha body. If tha tight had been six round, O'Orady would hare had the shade; but the last four rounds, sccordlng to ths Judgment ot ths press, gave the aallor a slight edge. Good Drawing Card Insofar as natural fighting ability is concerned, O'Grady is one of tha best ever seen in Klamath. He has hardly ever atepped inside a gymnasium, has had no training, no expert in structions and has yet to meet defeat With his physique, his fighting heart and his Intelli gence, an experienced man could mould O'Orady into a great fight er until that happens he will never be any better than he was last night; Just a willing slugger with a chin ot iron. He puts up a great show and Is a tine drawing card. In spite of the altitude which, It seemed, affected his breathing, Johnny Spencer, high schooi sensation, lived up to his reputa tion last night by giving Eddie Edelman a neat pasting In the seml-wlndup. Spencer looked good; hs hit Edelmsn at will. A match between him and Earl Korsa would be a good fight. Bponcer danced In and out, on his toes all ths time, and lashed Edelman with rights and lefts at will. Frsnkls Monroe, Chlloquin lightweight, demonstrated his superiority once snd for all over Mshrs Rymere, Lakerlew, by winning decisively In the four round special event. Straight Left Wins A straight Jarring left was the blow that beat Rymers. In the last round Frankl speared Mahrs tlm and again with tha straight left that bad the Lakevlew boy all tut out on his feet. Jackie Lewis, Marahfleld and Billy Robinson, fought four rounds to a draw. Lewis had the edge but not enough to give him a dear margin. Buddy Randall and Shrimp Mc Donald fought four battering rounds to a draw in the first regular rUmlaer DRAW PACIFIC COAST I.KAGUK W. L. 1CT. Mission II SO San Francisco tS 14 Oakland .10 ST Hollywood 41 41 Lo Angeles ... , 43 4S .139 .(Ot .171 .SOS .BOO .4SS .170 .137 Sacramento Seattle Portland -40 41 -SO (1 .. IS ts NATIONAL W. L. PCT. Pittsburgh 35 SI .(IS Chicago . S4 SI .(18 St. Louis 35 IS .583 New York ,., '. SS S4 .671 Phlla. SS SI .424 SS SS .411 Brooklyn Roston ... SS SS .400 Cincinnati SO SS ' .357 AMKK1CAV W. L. PCT. Phils. 41 14 .745 New Tork - 34 SS .(,07 St. Louis SS 14 ,S7 Detroit , . SS SS .631 CleveUnd 14 SS .473 Washington ,11 SS .SS Chicago 11 SS .8(7 Boston 1 40 .31 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES Club Missions San Francisco Batteries Plllette and man; Mails. Glynn and Reed. Club R H B Oakland S S S Seattle 15 1 Batteries Dumortch, Jeffcoat, Hurst and Read; Edwards snd BorreanL Club . R H E Sacramento i 4 IS 1 Portland , , S I 1 Batteries Vinci, Gould and Koehler; Caecarella and Volk man. Club- - R Hollywood -Loa Angeles T Batteries Johns and Srrthar: Walsh, Baecht, Montgomery and Saadberg. (By United Press) AMERICAN LEAGUE First game ' R H E Philadelphia 11 14 0 New Tork . , 1 1 j Batteries uroVs and Coch rane; Pennock, Eherid, Moore and GrsbawskU Oleksy. Second game R H E Philadelphia t 7 1 New Tork I IS 0 Batteries Earnahaw, Shores and Cochrane; Hoyt and Dickey. Club R H S Boston 4 T S Washington til Batteries Rutting snd Barry; Marberry, Thomas and Tata. NATIONAL LEAGUE Club R H E New Tork 11 14 0 Philadelphia t 11 I Batteries Walker and O'Far- rell; McOraw, Miller, Elliott snd Lerian, Davis. Club R H E Brooklyn , T il S Boston ' S 10 S Batteries McWeener. Morri son and Plclnlch; Cooney and Spohrer. (It Innings.) Club R H E Pittsburgh 14 IS 0 Chicago . S 1 Batteries Grimes and Har greaTes, Cvengros, J o n n a r d, Home snd Oonseles. Mrs. Tlmklns was taking her son to school for the first time and, after impressing the school master with the necessity of his having a thorough education, fin Inhed up by saying: "And be sure he learns Latin." "But, my dear madam," said the men, "Latin Is a dead lan guage." "All right." said Mrs. Tlmklns, "he'll want It. He's going to be an undertaker." The swimming psrty has be come the largest, although all of Its members do not vote. Home Run Hits (By United Press) Friday Ruh, Tankees S 8lmmons, Athletics S Haas, Athletics i . 1 Todt, Red Sox 1 Whitney. Phillies , 1 Wilson, Cubs 1 Leach, Giants 1 Grantham, Pirates 1 Bressler, Dodgers 1 Leaders Gehrig, Tankees Hater, Cardinals Klein. Phillies -Ott, Giants Wilson, Cubs Simmons, Athletics Jsckson, Olants O'Doul, Phillies Hurst, Phillies Ruth, Tsnkees Foxx, Athletics Hendricks, Dodgers . Hornsby, Cubs 10 National leagus . American league Totals .. 32T 22T 564 R H 8 '. 4 14 S S t 0 Hoff- MISSIONS BEAT Si FRANCISCO Reds Win 4 to 2 Pound ing the Great Mailt for 14 Hits (By The Associated Pre) Struggling desperately to main tain their alight lead in the Paclfto Coast league standings, ths San Francisco Mission Rsds yesterday defeated the hard fighting Sen Francisco Seals for the first time this week. The Seals had won three atratght, threatening to displace the Reds In the lead. The Reds won by 4 to I. pounding the great Ma'Ia for fourteen hits snd a home run by Ike Boone. Herman Plllette, on the mound tor the Missions, al lowed their rivals nine hits, thoroughly scattered. - Ending Oakland's winlnng streak ot eleven straight games, the beattle Indiana batted the visitors' tour hurlers hard to win the game S to t on their home lot. "Buss" Erlet. Oakland fielder and former pitcher, fin ished the game on the mound. The series stands S to 1 for Oakland. Sacramento won from Portland In ths northern city 4 to S, chief ly because the ducks utver were sbls to overcome a home run In the third by Rohwer with two on. Measurement ,ot the ball park yesterday credited Charley Bates. Portland centerflelder. with S7S feet Instead ot 325 feet as first announced, on his amas Ing throw from reuterfield over ths catcher's head In Thursday's game. The Hollywood' stars trounced the Los Angeles Angels on the Utter s home lot. ( to S, due mostly to Angle Walsh's tine work in two good innings. Why call women the weaker sex? 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