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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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KID CHOCOLATE
GETS DECISION
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SCRAP
45,000 Fans Witness
Gruelling Bout
Last Night
: NEW YORK. Aus. SO. (AP)
1h miiii ring record of Ell
(lo Eardlnlas Cuba's .Kid Sho
colste till iu unmsrred by de
feat today but the smiling Cuban
negro hat found at least on to
who can glre him a mn for bla
Sooner.
Through 11 roundi of bristling
action, a daullng exhibition of
boxing aklll punctuated by spor
adlo outburata of toe-to-toe alug-
Itlng. Chocolate and Young Al
Singer, Jewish Idol of tha Bronx,
battled on eloaa to even terms at
tha Polo ground! laat night with
the decision going to tha Cuban.
So close was the atruggla that
soma portion of .the crowd of
45,000 who Jammed their way In-
to the home of tha New York
baseball- Giants, booed lustily
when the decision waa announced.
Eren tha Judgea and tha referee
failed to agree, two Toting tor
Chocolate and one for Singer.
The Associated Press score sheet
gar Chocolate alx rounds; Sing
er tour, with two eren.
No Knockdowns
There were no knockdowns
but there waa plenty of action.
Against Singer's superior aggres
siveness and harder hitting po'r
er. Chocolate fought a heady bat
tle. He was content to lay
back, keep Singer off with a
snaky . left until tha going got
tough. Then he tora In furiously
and had the Bronx Idol holding
on at aereral stages of tha bat
tle. Singer found little use for
bis famous light hand with which
be knocked out Andre Routia, of
France, the featherweight cham
pion. Chocolate outgeneralled
blm the whole way, tied him up
effectively la the clinches and
had Singer swinging wildly at
times. Despite a weight deficit
of nearly four rounds, the dusky
Cnbaa waa the stronger at the
olose.
Both Hit Bard
In the fifth, the Cuban caught
Singer with one right to the chin
that nearly floored the Bronx
lad and In the eighth, a right
uppercut forced Al to hold on
while his head cleared.
On the other aide of the pic
ture. Singer unleashed two brll
llant attacks In the second and
eleventh rounds that had Cho
colate back pedalling and a bit
shaky and uncertain.
The twelfth and final round
Just about decided the fray. With
the rivals apparently on Just
about even terms. Chocolate
taged a furious rally that had
Singer on the ropes and clinched
the Cuban's olose victory.
Chocolate weighed 115 pounds;
Singer 1284.
The gate was in excess of
1200,000, the biggest purse any
division lighter than tha light
weights ever has drawn.
PORTLAND AND
ANGELS FIGHT
FOR TOP HUNG
Ducks Lose 2 To Scrap
pers From
South.
(By the Associated Press)
The pugnacious Portland Ducks
and the equally hard fighting
Angels from Los Angeles were
tugging neck and neck In a tie
for the Pacific coast league lead
ership todsy, the official scor
ing crediting each club with 35
won and 14 lost for the second
halt of the ICS aeason.
Up In Portland, whore the tur
has been flying thick and fast In
baseball circles lately, the Ducks
were sunk again yesterday by
the southerners under a I to 0
score. And that loan wiped out
the lead the Ducka gained ,by
defeating the San Francisco Veals
seven la a row last week. Ed
Beach and his faat pill held the
Portland crew to but three hits.
ona of them a ninth Inning pop
fly scratch. It waa ladles dsy at
the Portland ball park, and there
were plenty of them there.
Hollywood made 1 1 tour
straight over Sacramento by tak
ing both enda of a doublebeader
at Wrlgley field, Los Angeles.
The score ot the first battle waa
T to I and the nightcap ended
X to 0. .
The San Francisco Missions
swatted out a It to 0 victory
over Oakland, and the aeries to
day atood two to one in favor of
the home team, the Missions.
Berger bit a homer.
Lamanikt, Seattle h n r 1 e r,
pitching ahutout ball until the
ninth Inning, when he had two
out, failed to keep San Francisco
from acorlng, but hurled his In
dian team mates to a S to 1 vic
tory in the northern city. The
visitors' run was scored on Jahn'a
double, Wingo's single, and an
infield out.
PORTLAND KIDS
TRY FOR FLAG
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.,
Aug. SO. (AP) Portland, and
New Orleans, La., will meet here
today to determine the all-western
championship of the Junior
American Legion baseball tourna
ment.
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TO VISIT FAIR
National Victors In Tests
To Bring Ex-hibits.
Klamath county la Quite for
tunate In having two celebrities
as exhibitors at the county fair
thla year. One la Alex Crulok
shank of McMinnvllle, who waa
the outstanding 4-11 Club boy In
the United States In 1937 win
ning the 360 prise offered by
the Farm Journal ot Philadel
phia, and tha $1,000 silver tro
phy offered by H. A. Moses of
Mltteneague, Mass., to the club
boy In the United States show
ing ' the most 'outstanding rural
leadership. .
In addition to the silver tro
phy, Alex received a trip to the
International 4-H training school
at Springfield, Mass. Alex alao
started club work In 1917 as an
Individual member at the age
of S. Ha carried on club work
aa an Individual member aeven
years, then organised standard
clubs, and waa local leader of
them, aa well aa a member. He
couiplotPd 4 0 iriJecta, took part
In 40 dt'utonatrnttone, mailo 10
nihtlills, and has burn lorul
loader of IS standard clubs, all
completing 100 per cent.
While a club member he won
It acholarshipa to the boys' eud
girls' summer school at the col
lege and waa awarded two gold
watchea and Innumerable tro
phies. In 1815 he waa selected
aa tha outstanding club boy of
the slate, and waa awarded a
trip to the national boys' and
girls' club congress at Chicago,
llh all expenaee paid by the
Western Railway Presidents' as
sociation. While a club mem
ber he won $1,408 cash premi
ums. Ills projects were sheep,
hogs and beef. He won 55 prist's
in club competition and 147 In
open classes. Alex owns pure
bred Cotawold sheep now, which
he will exhibit at the Klamath
county fair.
The other celebrity Is Edgar
Grlmee, the second Oregon boy
to win the $1,000 Mosea trophy
aa the outatandlng club boy In
the United Statea. Edgar won
thla trophy In 19SS and numer
oua other tropblea and prises, aa
woll aa the scholarship to the
4-H Club training school In Mas
sachusetts. Edgar Grimes Is go
ing to show 14 head ot Holateln
and Ayrshire dairy cows, some
Chester White hogs and Cota
wold sheep.
Frldny, Aitpimt , ncy
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now in its 62d year, affords
training in 10 degree-granting
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