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PAOE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Saturday, .Tulv 20, 11)29
YOUNG
DOUBLES
TEAM OF 0. S.
IS
ENDURANCE CONTESTS GIVE HURLERS ACID TEST
TO O S
Van Ryn and Allison
Score Impreasive Win
at Berlin Today.
BERLIN. July 10, (AP)
Amarlca'a dashing young -toublea
team made It three victories lu
row tor the United States
against Germany here todu) . cap
turing the clinching match tram
the German pair of Daniel Prenn
and Hsns Moldenhauer, -ll, (-1,
, (-8 and thus living America
the flr-t right to meet France in
the Davla cup challenger round.
Johnny Van Ryn and Wllmer
Alllron, fulfilling the hopee of
their countrymen, imnmt
through Oermany'a flneet plr 1"
Impressive faahlon after a alow
start, which lost thorn t'io open
ing aet.
Gaining atrength and confi
dence with every stroke, they
wept the German! oft their feet
in the lut three aeta to win aa
BUI Tllden and Frank Hunter
had done In the opening Angles
of the after tone final of the day
before.
Regardless of the outcome of
the- remaining alnglea matches
tomorrow, the United States now
will be the challenging nation
against the French in the con-
teat for the cup next weeg-ena
in Paris.
Thla will be the fifth straight
time that France and the United
Elates have met In the challenge
round.
SEALS ADVANCE
ANOTHpTCH
Ten Homers Smacked Out
in Coast League
Yesterday.
'Br th Associated Press)
Another advance by the Seals
with, the league lead and a home
run hitting orgy of huge pro
portions were the big features
of yesterday's Pacific Coaat
league battles. No less than 10
homer were amacked in the five-
series games played. The Holly
wood Stars and Portland Ducks
flayed oft a double-header.
- The Seals made it tour straight
o T e r the Sacramento Senators.
winning by score of S to 1 in
the Bay city. Halls did the
pitching and kept the Seals wsll
out of trouble. Gas Buhr, Coast
league' homerun king, hit a
double, a homerun and won a
past in three times at bat with
Vinci on the mound.
Herman Plllette, bandy hurler
of the Mission Reds, pitched his
mates to a victory over the Se
attle Indians, S to 1, in the
" northern city.
Jim Edwards, lanky Oakland
pitcher, succumbed to a batting
attack br the Angels which car
ried that team to a 7-to-t tri
umph in the southern city. Wal
ter Berger led the drive with a
double and three singles and
coring four runs In four trips to
the plate. ' '
Hollywood and Portland again
split even in their double-header
on the letter's 'field, but Fort
land was fortunate enough to
win the first encounter, the only
one to figure in the standing.
The score In the first was 11 to
4. In the second it was 8 to 8.
At Colon, csnal xone, the rain
fall is the wet aeason averages
lit inches.
Golf Pests I've
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' LEON A ilOTL 9mI k v '"IV
MPs? f pmim.
BABERUTH OUT
BY WKRXKR LATTER
KEA Service Sports Writer
Endurance flyers stay up more than 200 hoars In sr plane and
after a bath, shave and a IS-hour anoose are their old aelvea
sgaln. Endurance pitchers star out in the box tor 20 or more
innings in one afternoon and It'e la Question whether they are still
good pitchers or ready for baseball's bone hesp.
- A few weeks ago George tola of the Detroit Tigers pitched
a 21-lnnlng game against the Chicago 'White Sox. It waa a nice
warm afternoon and as Uhle was breeiing along with such con
summate ease. Manager Harris decided to let the big fellow blow
himself to a nice extra inning victory.
Now the baaeball public is debating whether Bucky kicked one
and ruined the Lakewood Bull's arm forever of If I'hle will
shortly snap out ot the slump that overtook him right after the
iron man exhibition.
Trouble Finishing
Uhle, whom Detroit secured from Cleveland during the winter
In a trade, had started oft to be the league's greatest pitcher.
He rolled up a string of .nine consecutive wins. Including the
long-winded one over the Sox. Since then he has had trouble
finishing a game losing five out ot his next seven starts.
Th question of Uhle and hla 21-lnnlng game brings to mind
the longest gsme in the baseball records and the fate of the
oposlng pitchers who engaged In It. On May 1, 1910, Leon Cadore
ot the Brooklyn Robins and Joe Oeschger ot the Boston Braves
hooked up in a hurling duel that went to a !-lnnlng tie. The
score waa one and one when darkness Interrupted further punish
ment both to fans and players.
Oeschger Carried On
Cadore never was the same pitcher after that, but Oeschger
went on to quite a few more years ot big league stardom. The
slim Brooklyn moundsman left something In that game be never
recovered, although he essayed many a comeback.
Oeachger, on the other hand, remained one ot the league's
best pitchers. He was secured by the Gisnts shortly after and
turned in many more extra inning wins for John McGraw before
he waa through.
Back in 1908 the Philadelphia Athletics and the Boston
Americans staged a 24-lnnlng endurance contest. Jack Combs wsnt
all the way for the Athletics, while Joe Harris not the fsmous
"Moon" withstood the grind for Boston. Hsrrls finally weak
ened and the Athletics won t to 1.
That game saw the last great effort ot Hsrrls. but it proved
only a workout for Coombs, who carried on to be the nucleus of
Connie Mack's great hurling staff ot a few years later.
NOVIG
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By ALi DEMARKK
(Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants)
The gink who carries his own
bsg and slsms It down on the
green after throwing the flag
ten feet
The slow woman foursome
taesd ot you who will not 1st
you "go through" because it is
'Lsdles' Day."
The bote who never loses a
ball or has a bad lie in the
"rough."
The bird who never turns In
his good scores snd always
shoot a "6s" or "" net. when
prises are being played for.
Vhe guy who always concedes
himself three foot putts.
E BEATS
I ROSENBLOOJVI
Fred Lenhart Decisively
Outpoints New York
Fighter Last Night
SPOKANE, Wash.. July 20,
(AP) Fred Lenhart ot Elk.
Wash., until last night lust a
young light-heavy with an er
ratically powerful right hook, to
day was on the threshould ot the
upper division snd looking for a
chance to get in.
In a 10-round bout with Maxie
Rosent'-oom ot New York at Alan
arena last night, Lenhart deci
sively outpointed the conqueror
ot Leo Lomskl with an exhibi
tion of boxing that waa olid
sensation to the 4,000 fans who
crowded the arena.
In at least three ot the 10
rounds Lenhart bad Rosenbloom
into the ropes and in the last
two forced him to the limit to
stay on his feet Choosing to
box instead of trying for a
knockout, Lenhart stood toe to
toe with the New Yorker and
piled up enough points to win
tire of the rounds decisively.
while two went to Rosenbloom
and throe were even.
Lenhart weighed In at 177,
two pounds over the light-heavy
limit, and Rosenbloom weighed In
at 168 1-2.
In the acml-flnat Tommy Gar
dner of Walla Walla. Wash , won
tveryone of rounds from
lemon Runyan ot San Francisco,
and gained a unanimous decision.
WALKER ISSUES
HIS CLAIM FOR
ANOTHER TITLE
PHILADELPHIA. July 20,
(AP) Jack Koarns, manager ot
Mickey Walker, world's middle
weight champion, announced to
day that he would claim the
ight heavyweight title, tor Wal
ker, in view of Tommy Lough
ran'a statement that he would re
linquish the 176-pound crown.
The middleweight tltleholder
Is booked to meet Leo Lomskl.
Aberdeen, Wash., In a 10-round
bout at the Municipal stadium
bers August 19.
BALL UMPIRE
BADLY BEATEN
UP BY PLAYERS
SEATTLE. Wash., July 20.
(AP) Displaying a broken boss,
three fractured ribs and sundry
bruises aa souvenirs of an un
popular decision mad by him in
recent semi-pro gam, Harvey
("Suds") Sutherland, baseball
umpire, filed ault her agalnat
th Ballard team for 811,860.
For result as Herald Clans Ad
RESULTS OF
YESTERDAY'S
BALL GAMES
T! A I inFTTF AND
sf W W W t2k wV
WOLF DRAW IN
10 ROUND BOUT
(By The Associated Press)
San Francisco Long Tom
Hawkins, San Diego, knocked out
Seal Harris. Chicago, (1).
New York Kid Chocolate,
Cuban, outpointed Milton Cohen,
New York, (10).
Hollywood Speedy Dado,
Filipino, technically knocked out
Harold Matthews, Lincoln, Neb.,
(6).
(By The Associated Press)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
San Francisco
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Mission
Oakland
Portland
Sacramento
Seattle
It
18
18
IS
7
5
8
18
12 .216
13 .278
15 .167
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh 62 28 .646
Chicago 61 28 .638
New York 60 38 .568
St Louis 48 43
Brooklyn 88 45
Philadelphia 34 49
Boston , i , , 34 13
Cincinnati 83 tl
.506
.458
.410
.395
.386
AMERICA LEAGUE'
Philadelphia .
New York .
St. Louis-
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington .
Chicago
Boston
W. L. Pet
63 24 .724
62 31 .627
50 37 .675
45 43 .611
43 42 .506
32 60 .390
33 66 .371
26 61 .299
Being truthful is easy if you
can get mad enough
Is-
ELMO. EujeefC. hot
VANCOUVER. B. C. July 20,
(AP) Del Wolf. Vancouver, for
merly ot Belllngham, and Fred
Gaudette. Yakima, heavyweights.
tought 10 rounds to a draw here
last night
In the alx-round aeml final.
Nelson Ferguson, Vancouver, got
a technical knockout over Alex
W'"" Tacoma, In the second.
In a fonr-ronnd preliminary,
Alble Davles, Victoria, took the
call over Eddie Graham, Portland.
NDEFINJTELY
Deny That Famous Play
er Will Remain Out of
Game Forever.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 20
(AP) Hub Ruth, homerun king
and th idol of bareball, waa oul
ot th gamo indefinitely today.
A pulled uimcle atiatalned In the
game with Detroit WednosUay re
tired th immnino in a game
with the Cloveland Indiana yes
terday and Miller Hugglna, nan
agar of the Yankees, said today
that no one knew when th N
York American league player
would bat again.
liugglns sooffod, li wever, at
the thought that the Ilabe la
Ron from basoball.
"It would be foolish for me
to say anything Ilk that," Hug
glna asserted, "llabe'a muscles
do not ripnnd to treatment as
rrnitlly now aa when h waa a
few years yonuger, but It Is loo
early to predict the end ot his
plsylng career."
Ruth Injured his left leg in a
game with the Detroit Tlgot-s last
Wednesday. He returned to the
lineup hen yesterday against the
Indians, and no one knew but
that his under-pinning was In
perfect order when he went to
bst Willis Hudlln, Indian
pitcher, gave him a free pass and
th Injury showed up when he
moved to aecond on Lasscrl's
single. He was retired but re-
rr-lned In th Yankee dugout for
the remainder ot the double-
header.
Ruth, according to liugglns,
111 remain In Cleveland until
the end of the series and then
will return with the team to New
York. He would make no state-
ncnt
PMIH
OP OPE .TITLE
Neil Christian Scores Bril
liant Victory in North
west Tourney.
By FRANK O. GORRIE
Auorlated I'm Spurt Writer
SEATTLE, July 20. (AP)
A professions will wear the
Pacific Northwest open golf
crown during the next 12 months
but the coveted title will con
tinue to make lta home la Port
land. The title waa transferred from
Dr. O. F. Willing. Portland
amateur, to Noll Christian, Port
land professional, yeste day whsn
the brilliant Waverley club
"Boss" ran away from the field
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I1EHMN, July 80, (AP)
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Germany In Ihrs straight scl
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