The Evening herald., June 29, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
m IN THE
TUESDAY FGHT
WILL BE GENE'S
O'Grady "Hopped Up"
. Over Ring Battle With
K. O. White.
One of the principal reason
(Vne O'fimrt), hutkr hard lilt
In lliclit hravywrlht or Ah-
land, majr U-rt the dor bucket
Tuesday night and defeat K. O.
White, Braaatlonal nfffro flicht
la that tha Ahland br fliihtii
his beat when the dope
e4nt him.
Take bla fight against Karln
O'Carroll for example. The fans
figured the amiable Irishman
would pick Geu to piece. What
waa the reauItT Tbs Aihland
hay " pitcher awtrled out of hla
corner overwhelmed the Irish
SMS with a savage onslaught
and knocked htm flat and cold
before tha flrat round waa
mlautra olil. OOarrolI never
qaite knew what happened.
WbM he came to he wept bitter
tears and caught the flrat train
oat of town.
Then hre wit tha flfht with
Tonne Pater Jackton. Gene took
on on tha chin In tha aeventa
ronnd and dropped for a nine
count. Ha cama back lika
whirlwind to win a draw from
tha Portland fighter. Dynsmlte
Murphy caorht O'Oradv a lUtler
on tha button In tha flrat round
and the touch farmer boy
down with a decided thump
but ha aroaa and made a punch-
inc bag out of Murphy for tha
rest of tha fight.
In Poor Shape
One's worst shoving Was his
fllht with Deanv Lenhart, tha
ai-oarr champ, against whom he
waa lticav to get a draw. But
tha youth bad pitched eevera!
tons of hay tha day before In
Ashlsnd and was not In good
ahaoe tor tha bout.
It Is within the realm of pos-
' ilbtllty that O'Grady will smoth
er tha ciarer negro at tha outset
and If ha does, his ring "rep
Is made. Tha Ashland boy ha.
not had tha experience of White
but ho Is fast, willing, can hit.
can take'em and has that great
est asset of all, a lighting heart.
A combination like that is lis.;
ly to upiet tha dope bucket In
any ring.
Big Timer
White who halls from Chicago
and who recently fought a slash
Inc draw with Walter- Cleghorn,
has fought the best of his class.
. Ha lost two decisions to Tufty
Griffiths, .-drew with -Owen
Phelps, knocked out DUla Kid In
fire rounds. Snow Flake In sU
rounds aud Tim O'Keefe In four
rounds. Ha has beaten Red
t'hlan, Jock Malone, Wslcott
Langtord four times and Bennle
Kid Stanley.
Although realising that White
will ba tha toughest adversary
h has aver met, O'Grady can
hardly wait nntll tha bell. That
ha did not trounce Lenhart
stings deeply, and ha Is out to
bow -the Klamath fans, among
whom ha Is a favorite, that he
can crash through in a pinch.
Asks For Hard Fight
"Let ma go against tha best
man yon can bring down here,"
ha pleaded with Jos Blckerstaff
matchmaker. "I'll show these
flsht tans what I can do."
At first Blckestaff was going
to bring down Young Firpo but
tha chanca to get White was
too tempting, so tha plans were
- changed.
HEWS NOTES OF
SHASTA V I EW
(Jkeaclal to The Herald)
'(DUla Bailey, Correspondent)
BHASTA VIEW, June 28. C.
at. Klrkpatrlck and wife are
spending a few days in Lakevlew
th childhood home ot Mr. Klrk
patrlck. This Is bis first visit
back since ha was a boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Hasklns went to
Klamath Falls, Saturday evening
to meet their daughter, Nellie,
tha professor attracted the great
school at Corvallis.
' Mrs. Orlsa W a g n a r ot San
Diego, Cal., has been visiting her
friends, Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Bailey for the past week. They
were neighbors In Pennsylvania
and this Is their first meeting In
SI years. Mrs. Wagner Is In
company with Mrs. Robert Eadle
and daughter, Bpnlta, ot San
Diego and tha three ladles are
touring for three or four months,
expecting to visit the Yellowstone
park and tha Orand canyon on
their return trip after visiting
friends and relatives in Eugene
and other places. Mrs. Bailey
and Mrs. Wagner accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Haskln to
Klamath Falls Saturday where
Mrs. Wagner took tha bus for
Bugana to visit relatives.
THREE BELTS
4 girdle mads of three separ
ata belts of grosgraln ribbon
matching a flat crepe f-ock Is
very affective. Tha belts have
Identical buckles and are joined
only at tha sides where narrow I
bits ot band-work form tha tin-
GfiEATGIlCE
REALM OF
m
Jim Read Paper'
As Cyvil Kept
Up Snail Pace
TSU. ME WMrNTrtAT
3uy mas CoMPureo
7
f .-"sitwaike. s
ruTOMwustY1
5low ptvae.
BtiwaH eiton
ITS A FtaNtui
ITS A SPOOH
SHOT. Caw.'
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IOTHJW Cm,
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Lout oir evttt wsr
KS WITH An Anc
II) Al. HtM.VIlKK
(Former lltcher New York
(ilanta.)
golfer, but ha la also a very
goltergo'.fer, but he is also a very
Qulrk-wltted fellow.
He waa matched up with Cyril
Walker, who la notoriously alow
In a big competition once, and
only a bit of clear thinking saved
him from being thrown oft his
game by Walker'a sloth-Ilka per
formance. After a shot Cyril
ouid walk down the fairway
and examine the topography
minute. before taking hla next
swing. This would have been
maddening to any other fast play
er. but Barnes saved himself
lot of fretting by carrying around
newspaper, when Walker
started away to study the lay of
the land. Barnes took out his
newspaper and sat down on
bunker to read. "When that
fellow gets ready t play some
more." he told his caddy, "just
leg ma know."
The only time Barnes was aver
fast ta-ked ' la hla career waa
during a match over In Scotland
when an old Scotchman waa his
caddy. Barnes axked for his
spoon, but -the old Scotchman re
plied. "That a a mldlron ahot.
He wouldn't give Jim the
spoon, and finally started to run
away with the clnb. When Jim
caught him and took the spoon
the old fellow dropped the bar
ana quit tne links, saying. "Al
ngnt. caddy for yourself."
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Syndicate.),
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ALPACA 8CTT
Navy blue silk alpaca fashions
Gerlaur suit that la stunning.
The skirt seems straight Una but
really has five gores hanging as
loose panels over a tight drop
skin with kick pleats In each
side. The coat slopes from hip-
line In the bsck to a short Eton
in front. All edges are bound
In matching satin showing the
season's tendency to high-light
style.
Biz thousand locations In the
Atlantic, Pacific and Indian
oceans bare been measured and
found to be more than 5,000 feet
deep.
workers seldom worry as
much over how much
they make as how
much they pet
IS. A UC&WKTm
.KSfiCrVKATMtr'
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up
NHLD HO
cipii
Series of Yunkec-i and A'$
Postponed Until Next
August
rtjr William J. ftilpmaa
(A. P. Sports Write)
A large section ot tha Dela
ware river, cast Into Fhlka Park
at an Inopportune moment yea.
terday, caused a let-up In the
persecution of the Yankees by
the Athletics. With 20.000 Phlla
delphtans yelling for mora of
the blood of Hugglns. tha sec
ond gam ot tha carles waa put
over until August T when a double-header
will rs pk.yed.
John J. MrGraw climbed into
third place through remaining
Inactive yesterday aa tha CuLs
obligingly defeated tha Cardi
nal who prdviounly wore tie!
with the New (orkers. TNe Cubs
themselves rode to the crest on
their 9 to 5 triumph a Cincin
nati defeated Pittaburgii by 10
to 3 In the third game of the
series. This combination of
eventa gars the Bruin a virtual
tie In games with the Pirates,
but tha McCarthy entry led be
cause ot fewer defeata.
The Senators and UJ Sox of
fered the only action In the
eastern half ot tha American lea.
gue, the Bostonese winning by
5 to 2. lut all of the western
clubs took the field. Alvln Crow,
der pitched the Browns to a T
to 2 breeie over tho Khlte Sox
in Chicago, and C'evrlstid shaded
George thle and the Tigers by
5 to 4 at Detroit.
Hold Up Purse
of C. Belanger,
'Ace' Hudkins
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.
(AP) On the ground that the
fight between "Ace" Hudkins.
Nebraska Wildcat, and Charley
Belanger, French-Canadian light
heavyweight, had "loked bad."
Joe Cenahlea. secretary of the
tuts boxing commission, held
up the purse. Amounting to
about 520.000, here last sight.
Genablea announc.d the with
holding ot the purse shortly af
ter the ending ot the bout, which
resulted in a decision for Hud
kins. Fight fans burled their pro
grams and other papers Into the
ring to show their disapproval
of the brand of boxing exhibited
and most ot the sports writers
agreed that, it "certainly did
look bad."
Genshlca. who said he had
acted upon the orders of Wil
liam Hanlon, atate boxing com
missioner, announced that an In
vestigation would be held, prob
ably next nesday.
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Girdles are reappearing In all
the glory of their yesteryear
beauty but much more subtle
In their fashioning. A pink eve
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haa a wondroua girdle of Its
own satin, expertly turning itself
over once In the back and puff
ing Into a rose knot In tront.
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THE EVENING HERALD,
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
. (By tha Aaeorlated Pseaa)
Chicago Jackie Fttlda, Los
Angeles, knocked out Farmer
Joe Cooper. Tern. Haute, Ind.,
(1); Spug Myers, Pocatollo, Ida
ho, knocked out Jackie Moors,
Chicago, (6).
Hollywood, Cal. Everett
Strong ( Omaha, won on toul
from Bert Co,llnia, WhitUer, Cal.
(1).
Oil DISTRICT
8 pedal to The Herald
(Vat tie Cross, correspondent)
BLY. June It. Purchase ot
the Bly Inn by Dr. Snyder, re
cently ot Uhuel, Idaho, haa been
announced. The Inn will be used
for a hospital and drug store.
Vra. Snyder and chlMren will
join Dr. Snyder wlthlt a short
time.
Ewauna Box company has tour
caterpillars and three gas shovels
la operation t the railroad grade,
steel will be laid within a short
time.
The city ot Bly haa a weekly
newspspar. which will be pub
lished each Thursday. A. B. -McDonald
Is tha new owner.
Mr. Oore, warehouse foreman.
has taken tha position of Robert
Rea, manager ot tha 8helr Oil
plant, who waa seriously Injured
in an automobile accident.
Mr. Ervln, manager of tha sub-
plant ot tha Standard Oil com
pany, has arrived la Bly to make
hla home.
E. T. Wall Is of Bly. postmaster.
who has been III for the past
three weeks at Lakevlew, la ex
pected home.
ChaTlea Alerdlcs Is building a
small residence adjoining the
llarbln and Maust garage.
11. H. Barnett has arrived to
take over the barber shop at the
Shaffer hotel.
Puckett Brothers ars loggiog
from about one-half mile south
ot the Obenchala ranch.
The RlJiardaon and Casabeer
families have been called to tha
bedside ot Mrs. Richardson's
brother and Mrs. Casebeer's fath
er, who is aeriously III.
Dora Olvan and children made
a trip to Altnraa on business last
week.
A number ot Bly people at
tended the dance at Paisley, Ore.,
last Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs O. P. Keffelar
have returned to their home.. la
Los Angeles. Mr. snd Mrs. Keff-
eler have been visiting Mr. Keff-
elcr's parents at their horns In
Bly.
Friends of Utile Billy Haly
are glad to learn that ha la Im
proving rapidly. Billy was Injur
ed In aa automobile accident last
week.
Mrs. Ids Howard Is spending
Phone IStO Res. phone SUM
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Truly remarkable and prompt
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Ingenious, recently perfected
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No elastic belts tor filthy leg-
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HEWS NOTES OF
KLAMATH FALLS, OREfiON
the week In Klomnh Falls on
business.
The Pollcan Bay Lumbar com
pany haa moved Its main ramp
from Round mountain to Robert
sen springs.
J. D, Gordon's family arrived
laat week. Thy . ars living In
the Howard house. a
Mrs! Thorp and son Clyde left
8unday evening for Portland,
where Mrs. Thorp will visit her
par-nts,
Prank Obenchaln and family
made a trip to Klamath Falls
Saturday aveulng to attend a
show at tha Pelican theatre.
The rellraa Bay Lumber com
pany haa completed eleven nillue
of railroad. Tha railroad, will be
completed In a short time.
Jack Ryan and brother-la-law
spent Ihs week snd la Bly at
tending bii'ineta.
E. T. Whetstone and daughter
and son mads a business trip to
Lakevlew Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Oreea have
made several trllpt to their ranch
la Bly.
Marian Stephens and Jos Land
raster were gathering horses for
Mr. Farley. The horses are to
be shipped to Klamath Falls,
when they will be aaed during
the Indian celebration.
Amethyst, cairngorm, chalced
ony, opal, Jasper, agate and soma
other precious atones are forms
ot quarts. I
DON'T MISS THIS FIGHT I.. I
Tuesday Eve. July 2
Legion Pavilion
10 Rounds Main Event
K. O. White
' .t'A(i() !l GREAT Ol-OltKD KI(illTi:K
VS.
Gene O'Grady
THIS IS GKN'KH CiHKATKiiT UPIHIHTI'MTX
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ALL NIGHT
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PETER JACKSON
KNOCKED COLD
IN 3rd ROUND
VANCOUVER. B. C. June Is
( API Do Wolfs ot Vancouver.
B. C, formerly of Bolltbgheai
knocked out Young Peter Jirk
son of Portland In the third
round ot a scheduled six round
main evont of a boxing program
hers last night. Tha Portland
hearywelh! could not stand up
aalnst Wolfe's attack and quick
ly eurcumbeiLJa tho local heavy's
atack.
Eddie Graham ot Porland won
oa a technical knockout over
George Aluaworth, Vancouver, In
tha third round ot their bout
at IK pounds.
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LOCAL VIEWS
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i
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