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THE EVENING ttEHAtD, KLAMATH "ALLS. OREGON
Thursday, AugriBt 2!). 1fl2f
IN THE REALM OF
HARD FIGHTING
DUCKS STOPPED
BY ANGEL CREW
March Towards Pennant
Stopped By Hard
Slugging.
(Ily the Associated Trrm)
With th erle for the wk
evenly divided at on feme each.
Portland and Lot Aacelrs today
were waiting a crucial battle for
the Pacific coast league lead.
Meanwhile, the southerners held
the distinction of having broken
the luck of the Duokllngi by In
terrupting their string ct It con
secutive victories, aid thus ad
ranclng to within a single game
of the league leadership now
held by the northern club.
The Angela yesterday won from
the Portland team t to t oa the
latter's playground, - ft seemed
that Portland's pitching crew
finally suecnmbed to the heavy
luggers from the south. Red
Roberts hurled good ball for the
Angels, but Pullerton of the
Ducks was hard hit, and tn five
Innings allowed a three-run lead,
Chesterfield, who relieved Ful-
lerton waa nicked tor four runs
and four hits In the seventh, and
Casarella let the visitors add an'
other In the ninth.
San Francisco tans saw the
Mission Reds defeat the Oakland
Oaks i to 4 at Recreation park.
It was a lucky seventh Inning tor
the home team which walloped
ut two hits to make both count
for runs. The Oaks bagged only
one run and a single hit In the
same Inning.
Kalllo kept San Francisco's
nine hits scattered while his In
dian team mates at Seattle were
bunching safeties In ths first,
third, and eighth Innings to win
the second baseball game of the
series by a 4 to J score. San
Francisco's tallies came in the
fifth and sixth when CrosettI
and Jolley hit homers.
Sacramento took another de
feat at the hands of the Bolly
wood' Stars In Los Angeles, the
eount being 14 to 1.
GEORGES BUYS
NEW PROBOSCIS
" HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. It.
XAP) Although Georges Car
peatier of Franco, .former ftoxer
of renown, has been a member
f the film colony here virtually
since he retired from the ring,
he doesn't believe his friends will
recognise him today. The reason:
He has a new nose.
A plastic surgeon removed the
bandages last night. In explain
ing his reasons for wanting a
new model proboscis, carpentier
aid, "when some 200 prize ring
opponents work on your beak
why the old beeser Is bound to
deteriorate to a point of disad
vantage In the pictures." He
said he traded part of an ear In
pn a Grecian profile.
Shires Emulates
Masters of Quid
PELICANS PLAY
LAKEVIEW NEXT
PADDOCK ENGAGED
CLEVELAND, Aug. 21. (AP)
Charlie Paddock, sprint ir, and
Miss Madeline Lubetty of New
York, today announced their in
tentions to marry "some time
soon." They met in Honolulu In
111! when Paddock waa running
In an athletic meet She la 21,
and lives with her parents In
New York.
By AL DKMAKEK
(Former Pitcher X. Y. Giants)
Arthur Shires, who haa dubbed
himself " The Great Shires." is
trying to emulate some of the
great "clowns" of the past, and la
making a good Job of 1L
"Babe Ruth la good, too," la
his slogan.
Besides being a real clown.
Shires U a worthy modern expo
nent of the tobacco chewing ath
lete who need to be very numer
ous In the old days.
Frank Bowerman, the old Giant
catcher, waa the champion "eat
ing tobacco" ball player of them
all, I believe.
' The eight of a freshly launder
ed white uniform seemed to in
furiate Bowerman, and brought
forth all his artistlo manipulation
of the weed. Any athlete within
ten feet of him on the bench was
sprayed from head to foot with
the Juice of Bowerman'a clcantle
quid.
The big catcher's Idea of good
clean fun was to lay a quid of
to Da ceo oa a freshly ordered
broiled steak that a hungry ball
player was getting ready to devour.
a e
augcst is, iaia
Slxteea yean am tnda M..
rice McLaaghUn. Kotria William
aad Harold Hackett, the victors.
ods American Davis Cap winner,
arrived home.
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
(By toe Associated Press)
FAIRVIEW, N. J. Dr. Lud-
wig Haymann, Germany, knocked
out Ray Thompson, Seattle, (3).
COPENHAGEN, Denmark
Panama Al Brown, outpointed
Knud Larson, Denmark. (10).
CLEVELAND Johnny Dst-
to, Cleveland, outpointed Andre
Routls, world featherweight
champion, (10), non-title.
DAYTON, Ohio. Vincent
Hambright.1 Cincinnati, knocked
out Tony Lombardo, Ann Arbor,
Mich., (1).
MILWAUKEE Dave Maier.
Milwaukee, knocked out Billy
Peterson, Detroit, (1).
UETOSKEY, Mich, Sammy
Mandell, world lightweight cham
pion, stopped Frankle Frisco.
California, (3).
The new Chinese knew the di
rection finding power of the load
stone before the Europeans de
vised the real mariners' compass
In 1300.
On account ot the Klamath
county fair this week end, the
game announced betwoea the
Peltcana and the McCloud base
ball team tor Sunday afternoon
haa been called oft. The Peli
cans will rest this week end and
prepare for aa Invasion ot I.ake-
vlew next week end, where they
are scheduled to play three
games, one on 8aturdar, Septem
ber T and two on Snuady, ths
$th.
Manager Jlmmle Mann haa ar
ranged a schedule which will
extend through September and
will give baseball follower of
thia part ot th state some hot
games. Oa September the Pell'
cana meet Medford again. Med-
ford promisee to reverse th
standing of the two teams tor at
that time there will be a Quartet
ot American league playar fish
ing on th Rogue and th Med
ford management la positive
thes men will be la their line
up. This suit the Pelicans for
they want all the hot opposition
they can get It haa not been
definitely settled whether the
gam will be played at Medford
or Klamath Falls.
On the list the Pelicans will
travel to Fort Bldwell.. Califor
nia for a doable header with- the
champions ot the north Califor
nia league.
Th Pelican manager la try
ing to arrange a three-game ser
ies with the Bend champions, aad
there la still the McCloud game
to dlapoae of. An otter from
Barns to play a three-gam aer
ie there daring th Round-Up
waa rejected la favor of the
Lakevlew trip, th boy feeling
that Burn waa a little too da
unt tor a profitable trip.
The following lineup will play
the schedule: Lant. third 1
Fuller, shortstop: Smith, second
base; Wllllama. center; field: Pet
erson, first Base; Mann, eatcner;
R. Means, left field; Ellis, right
field; Beck and Al Means, pitch
ers.
The dab haa two good utility
men la Este aad McCarthy, la-
fielders.
POLO GROUNDS
WILL BE FILLED
NEW YORK, Aug. It. (AP)
It anything la lacking to make
tonight's battle at the Polo
ground between Kid Chocolate
of Cuba and Al Singer of th
Bronx a great gate attraction.
the fans have not fonnd it. With
the promise before them ot two
natural fighters meeting la the
year'a "natural" ot tlghta. they
have been wasting no time la
getting to the box offices far
seats aa close as possible to th
center ot action.
Th early estimates were that
abont S0.000 of the fight faith
ful would pay something la the
neighborhood of $200,000 for the
privilege of witnessing the bat
tle between th clever Cuban
and th New York slngger. The
prospect ot a last minute rush
tonight unless bad weather comes
along to change the matter has
kept the figures rising steadily.
The streak of brown lightning
from Cuba Is not expected to
weigh more than 124 pounds
while Singer from his training
camp under the limit set of
128 1-4 pounds.
The battle la scheduled to go
12 rounds, starting at 10 p. m..
eastern daylight time.
Pirates Prove to Be Very
Much Alive Against Cubs
(llv W1LIJAM J. CHII'MAN)
(Associated Pre 8 ports Writrr)
Th demise ot the Piratos was
prematurely announced, accord
ing to no leas aa authority than
Joseph V. McCarthy himself. The
keeper ot th Cuba takea oath
that th Bucaneer not only war
alive aa recently as yesterday aft
ernoon, but also were raiding th
country la and about Forbes field
where It was unsafe tor peaceable
folk to go about their business.
The Bruin band tripped Into
Pittsburgh yesterday faced by the
purely routine task ot going
through with tlr games ot ball
against a to already fallen. Th
surprise ot th Invader knew no
bound 'when th horn defeuders
took not on decision but two In
th dual skirmish which marksd
th opening of this happy party,
While thla double dent put la
ta Brntn line can hardly be aald
to have restored th Pirate to
th dignity ot contenders, the tact
remalna that th Cub themselves
are headed nowhere in the gen
eral direction ot a 21-gam lead
which seemed not improbable
Just 24 hours ago. Th men ot
McCarthy still lead by 12
game and rat as coming chanv
nlona, hat th mathematical eer-
tainlty 1 at leaat a bit further
away.
Flaying their first game aider
th management ot Jewel Ens.
successor to Do ale Bash, th
Pirate lamped Pare Maloa tor
14 hit aad II rasa la aevaa la-
a lags to wla by It to I after Klkl
Curler' horn had glvsa th
Cab a I to 1 had over Burleigh
Orlme In th third. Nine ot the
fans war earned.
Th Cab dashed lato a Wad of
t to I la th seventh roand ot
th nightcap la Roger Hornsby s
iota home ran, and order seemed
to be restored. la the homo
aaii, sowever, tn pirates as
saulted Ken Peoner, th Booster
recruit, for three ran, and eon'
unaed th bombardment In the
eighth for two more to wla by
i to .
Connie Mack righted the for
tunes of the Athletic one more,
but he had to call upon Bob
Grove to clinch a t to T decision
over the Yankee at the stadium
oa th Harlem. Walberg aad
wuina aaa been ronghly need and
addle Rommel had been removed
for a pinch batsman after on
good Inning. Grove got nothing
bat th exercise aa the gam was
won by a nve-run rally in th
avath before he as tared it, forc
ing tn credit upon Rommel.
After several brilliant It losing
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games, Roy Bhtrld was hammer
ed Into a state of helplessness
and three succeeding Yaukot
pitchers fsred little better. Bab
Ruth returned after a lay-off ot
part of one gam, and hammered
out hi tith home run. Increas
ing hi toad. Gehrig hit hi 1st
and Lya Lary his fourth. The
victory gave th American leagu
leaden aa n division ot the
two engagement In New York
and restored their margin to
game.
Th Seaatora rallied at th end
to defeat th Red Sox by f to
la th second final gam of th
short series la Vasblngtoa, Wal
ter Johnsonta men took both
Th four remaining American
leagu club war Idle.
EXPECT RECORD
CHICAGO, Aug. 21. CAP)
Th "Chicago W Will" endur
ance flight record seekers droned
along through th murk ot early
day with 13 hour ot continuous
(lying to their credit. That was
at :! o'clook thl morning.
The filer dropped a not last
night congratulating th Graf
Zeppelin tor It record flight and
adding, "but w expect to nuke
one ourselves pretty soon."
Caution is an asset In fish-
tn-c$pecially if you are
a fish
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(Kperlal to Th Herald)
B1IAUTA VIEW, Aug. tt.
Mr a. Bell Klrkpatrlck and nelce,
Mrs. Hannah llosso and son.
Kolth, of Oakland, Calif., spent
several days at th home ot Mrs.
W. A. Layman and 0. M. Klrk
patrlck, daughter and aon ot th
former. Mrs. Klrkpatrlck also
visited her sons, Harry and Les
ter, in Klamath Fall, before r- T,nlo. Mi ,0 thol, cUtit
valley where they purchased
fruit.
Nell Fogl and wit spent a
few days In the blackberry coun
try on the Aui'legate,
LABOR FAVORS
HIGHWAYS AND
TEXTBOOK BILL
TILLAMOOK, Aug. tt. (AP)
Th Oregon Dial Federation of
Labor, In annual session here,
today recommended the early
pletlon ot the Roosevelt highway
and received telegrams from labor
organisations at Medford, Salem
and Astoria urging the neat con-
turning to Oakland.
Mr. and Mr. John Haaktn who
spent several waeka here have re
turned to. their horn la Kansas,
David Mrer and Edwla Pot-
rasek hav bean vacationing oa
Huckleberry mountain.
Mra. J, L. Bailey, Mr. W. R.
Haalona aad daughter, Nellie,
hav returned from picking bar
rios oa th Applegate. They re
port the berrlea mor plentiful
and larger at the Flnley Brother
ranch than la former years.
Work oa the market road con
necting the highway la Po val
ley and Th Dalle highway just
weat of Malla la being rushed.
They are working on the south
side of the Poe valley hill and
nearing A. K. McCoy ranch.
Frank Tofell aad Byram Mr-
era r (pending a few day with
friends at Roaeburg.
Mr. aad Mrs. Paulson were
visitor la Klamath rails Wednesday.
The Malla Grange held a meet
ing th 2 1st. A short program
enjored aad plan for th
county fair discussed.
Mr. aad Mr. Homer Depw
were county aet visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. Teresa McComb and son.
David, are enjoying their new car,
on of th lata model Fords.
Jack Sullivan and wife hav
returned from the Rogue river
A resolution pertaining to th
Roosevelt highway waa drawn up
and will be presented to the state
highway commission,
- Support of th taoomo tat bill
which will b on th ballot In
1H0 was recommended In na
tion Indorsing a slngl tax pro
other resolution, hut a resolu
ductloa aroused a ator of op
position oa th floor.
Th federation voted to urge
congress to restrict Immigration
from th Phlllppln Islands to
Hi Is country and also derided to
ask congress lo restrict linmlgr.
lion from Mexico,
Other plans lauded by resulii.
lions were) Fre textbook bill,
amendment lo the child Is line
laws, Increase In salarr of u
slate labor (ommlssloner, rn.
proved wage collection laws and
restriction ot th polio; ot la.
suing Injunctions In restraint
labor union activities.
A reiuarknbla group ot petrl.
(led trees, turn of them II ftt
In diameter, exists la California,
and another lu tellowetono park.
In which th trees are still erect,'
though couverted Into alone.
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