The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 01, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HER A I P. If LA MATH FALLS. OREGON Tuoadny. October 1. 1 MI" 1 1 1 I 1 IN THQ REALM OF fT SCRAMBLE FOR POSITIONS IS Closing Week May See Several Changes 1 In Standings By HUGH 8. FTM.ERTOS, Jr. AsoorUled Free Sport. Writer Dog ftgbU for positions down the lint In ths two Major Imim ttsndlngs featured lh closing week of tn campaign.. In ti National leagu. titer li th possibility that New Tork i Giants can tak second place mr from Pittsburgh with a tronc finish. Battl for th top of tba econd dlvlsioa la 10 tns on between Philadelphia and Brooklyn. The only other qnee tlon left for tha older circuit la whether th champion Cuba can run their total of victories np to 100 gma before th nd. Th American lesgue haa only on real chance among th poe- slbilitles. Washington In fifth Dlaoe and Detroit In atxtb may reveroe their poaltlona before Sunday night. A mathematical possibility remain that 8t. Lonla may gain tie for' third with Cleveland. The Giant-Pirate aqnabble alao la nearer th realm of pure mathematics than of probability. Pittsburgh haa a three game edge with as many to go. The GlanU bar fir to play. Brook lyn and Philadelphia are tied for fifth plac with three gamea apiece left. McCarthy's Chicago boys hare tl victories on th books so far and six mora possibly In eight. Th Cub schedule calls for a fly gam series st Cincinnati before they do at home against Pittsburgh.. Cleveland fans expect to hare little trouble In clinching third place In th American league. St. Louis has to capture all games to gain a tl. ' Washington has a rather tough row to ho In keeping fifth plac oat of th hands of Detroit's Titers. Th Senators bar only a two gam margin and bar pairs it games to play against tb Athletic and Red Sox. Detroit's schedule calls for a fonr gam series with th low ly Whit Sox, already beaten u eleven of their IS encounters this year. No games were scheduled yes terday. FIGHTS OF . LAST NIGHT , Salt Lake city: Jess Hobson of Ogden outpointed George "Kid" Carter of Denver (6). . San Francisco: Joe Click of Brooklyn outpointed Frsnkls Stet son of San Francisco (10). Philadelphia: Matt Adgle ot Philadelphia knocked out Tony Harnllo ot New Orleans (1). Andy Dlvodl of New York out pointed Billy Alger of Phoenix, Arlx. (10). . Wichita, Kas.: George Stanley of Denver outpointed Murray Gltllts of New Haven, Conn. (10). Buffalo, N.T.: Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo outpointed Len Dracy of Flint, Mich. ((). Toronto: Jack Purvis of In dianapolis stopped Red Bragan of Toronto (4). George Glf field of Toronto stopped Carl Schmedel of Indianapolis (S). MAJOR ORE Big Punch of Cub Attack Possesed by Outfielders . By ALLAN GOULD Associated Press Sports Editor NEW YORK, Oct, 1, (APJ It doesn't take more than a tulck glance at the figures to realise that the "Big Punch" of the Cub attack Is possessed by the outfield trio ot Rlggs Step henson, KIkl Cuylet and Hack Wilson. No one member ot the Chicago east has a thing on tha very use ful Sir. Aloyslus Harry Simmons of the Athletics. Who happens to be Just sbout the best all around outfielder in baseball but collectively the Cnbs have a dis tinct edge on their rlrals on at tack. On defense there Is little, If anything to choose, with Sim mons' snd Cuyler ranking ss the boat ot the ball hawks. ' Not alnce the palmy days of Cobb, Crawford and Veach, the great Detroit trio, has thore been any harder outfield group than tJils Cuyler, Wilson, 8tup!unson "combination. . Their batting figure, collect ively, on tbe basis of the latest unofficial avsrsges, is .354, s margin ot 18 points over the aggregate mark of .ISO for Sim mons, Mule Haas and Blng Mil lar ot th A's. Ths big three ot th Cobs haa accounted tor 671 ot th 151 runs scored by th turn, either by crossing th plat personally or driving mates over. Tbslr rivals bar flgnred In 121 ot the (II rnns tallied by tbs A's. Individually Wilson ha th best run-producing re Tail Endera Split Pot For Hustling lisrtN-THtftes TWi (fti.OVV 6Hmo Kjh You Biros OWN dteil I" YOU WIN THAT ft fMT mm W: h vidf IT i NixrseRics-rfu. we ask youth ta n HUSTtHS, BP 10 Tb MANV NEXHY Rows By Alt DEMAREE (Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) Teams la first place that were hard pressed during th closing weeks of th season, often re warded pitchers with silk shirts and tailor-mad suits and top coats tor beating their rlrsls. . But tha only Instance I svsr heard of a whole team being re warded tor "hustling" waa In th hectic pennant race, of 191C. Tha Brooklyn club, who wer In first plac by half a gam with only four days to go, sent $10,000 orer to the Boston club who were playing tha Phillies. There were no strings tied to th money. It waa a atlmulant to make them hustle and beat th Phillies. And how they did hustle. They played rings around Pst Morsn's gang and enabled the Dodgers to win the pennant. But there were aome merry rows and black eyes among th boys who divided up th remard. I By The Associated Press Pacific Coast league clubs to day, were encamped on new., cat tle grounds for the week, to put the finishing touches on the 103 season, with the Hollywood Stars In the fore, their league lead still threatened by the San Francisco Mission Reds, although the southerners are two full games ahead. The tact that the Reds were still In the running for second half honors could be credited largely to a lucky break In the final schedule. While the Hol lywood club was slated to meet the strong Portland dub, the Reds were matched againat the lowly Seattle tribe wbose sole claim to distinction has been that ot holding down the after sec tion ot the league all season. Thus, a good week for the Mis sions might provide a thorny path for the Stars. Mesnwhlle, the San Francisco Seals were slstad to finish the season against the Sacramento Senators In the letter's horns town, and the Angels war to tackle the Oaks la the lot across the bay. As things now stand, th sea son Is doomed to die after next Sunday's games. However, there is a chance for a reprieve In the cord. In fact the big Chicago dash to ths top dated frqm tbe time of rotund Hack was shift ed to the clean-up role where his faculty for hitting in a pinch could best be capitalized. Among tba number of vital factors In the Cub rise, few are mora consplclous than the work of the fleet Cuyler, the league's leading base stealer, who has enjoyed his greatest all-around year since 'he helped tbe Pirates win tbe pennsnt In 1925. Step henson Is less spectacular but the ex-Alabama collegian' also has surpassed anything previous in his Major league career, with a batting mark that Is the high est he ever has had in fast com pany snd second only to Horns by's In the Cub lineup. When injuria kept either Cuyler or Stephenson out of Ihe game, the Cnbs bsd sa able substitute at band In tbe speedy Cliff Hestb cote. The development ot Haaa and the ateady work of the veteran Miller contributed much to ths triumph of the A's. Ths form er's bsttlng fell off toward ths close ot the . season but when the Mackmen were building up their decisive Isad th young centerflelder hit at a sensational dip. Haas hasn't th punch of his rival. Wilson, but he Is fast er and rangier. Miller, St years old and fir years oldsr than Stephenson, nevertheless bss re tained unusual speed ss well as a keen batting eye. -1 "V -ii. (Dow to You Room fc J s7A TXtON A TitOOJAH J A A MM81Y TWO i fa- i REDS THREfl N UST WEEK S. P. SHORTENS SCHEDULES ON MANURIi.lNS Northwest and East to Get Better Service New and faster schedules on three northbound San Francisco- Portland trains will be lnaugu I rated Sunday, Ootober (, by tha I Southern Paclfla company, ao cording to announcement yeeter 'day of James A, Ormasdy, as I ststant passenger t rattle manager. Train No. I, th Klamath spe cial, will Isst San Francisco at I p. m. Instead of T p. m., shortening th running time It minutes, I Train No. It, th Shasta, wlU I ear San Francisco at 1:10 p. m. Instead of t p. m, arriving at Portland at 10:44 p. m. Instead of 10:40 p. m., shortening th time ' It minutes. Train No. 14, th Oregonlan, I will lear San Francisco at 10:10 i p. m., lnstad of (:40 p. m, arriv ing at Portland at T:tt a. m. shortening th time 40 minutes. Train No. If, the West Coast, will leaye Sacramento at 10 a. m. Instead ot 10:45 A. m., arriving la Portland at I a. m as at present, shortening the schedule 1$ minutes. There will be no change in southbound schedules, nor In ths schedule of the Cascade limited, th company' crack train. possibility that a play oft for th pennant may be scheduled. If the Hollywood club wins the second half honors, the 11 cnsmpionsnip wui o aecided in a sevsn game series, as was the case last year. Los Aagsles and Ssn Francisco would alternately be the- battle grounds for the championship play. STATEMENT OF TUB OWNER SHIP MANAGEMENT, C1HCU LATION. ETC, REQUIRED BX TBE ACT OF GOSGREtUs OF AUGUST M, ISIS. Ot The Evening Herald, pub lished dally except Sunday, at I Klamath Falls, Ore., for October 1, 10t. County of Klamath, as. Before me, a notary public la and tor the stale and county aforesaid, personally appeared Bruce Dennis, who, having been duly swora according to law, de poses snd says that he - la the publisher ot tbs Evening Herald, and that the following Is, to ths bejt of his knowledge and be lief, a true statement ot she ow nership, management (and it a daily paper, the circulation) etc. ot the aforesaid publication for th date shown la the above cap tion, required by the act of Aug ust 24, Ills.' embodied in sec tion -411, postal laws and regu lations, printed on the reverse of this form, to-wit: 1. That the name and ad dresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, sad business managers are: Publisher, Bruce Dennis, Klam ath Falls, Ore. Editor. O. O. Crawford, Klam ath Falls, Ore. Managing Editor. O. O. Craw ford, Klamath Falls, Ore. Business manager, F. B. Eng lish, Klamath Falls. Ore. 2. That the owner is: (If owned by a corporation. -its name and address must be stated and also Immediately thereunder the names and addresses ot stock holders owning or holding one per cent or mora of total amount of stock. If not owned by a cor poration, the names and addresses of tbs Individual wners must be given. If owned by a firm, com pany, or other unincorporated concern, its name and address, as well aa those ot each individual member, must be given.) Herald Publishing company, Klamath Falls, Or. Bruce Dennis Klamath Falls, Or. Florence J. Dennis, Klamath Falls, Ore. S. That the known bondhold ers, mortgagees, and other se curity holders owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount ot bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: None. 4. That the two paragraphs next above, giving tbe names of the owners, stockholders, and security holders. If any, contain not only ths Ust of stockholders and security holders as they ap pear upon the books ot ths com pany but alao. In cases whsre the stockholder or security hoi ler appears upon ths books of tbe compsny as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, ths name of the person or corporation tor whom such trustee is acting, is given; slso that the ssld two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full know ledge and belief aa to tbe circum stances and 'conditions nndsr which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon tbs books ot ths compsny ss trustees, bold stock and securi- tis In a cspsclty other tbsn that of a bona fide owner; and this affiant bss no reason to believe thst any other person, associa tion, or corporation has any in terest direct or Indirect In the said stock, bonds, or othsr securi ties 'ban aa so stated by him. x 6. That tbe average number of copies of each Issue of this publics tlon, sold or distributed, through tbs malls or otherwise, to paid subscribers during tbs six months preceding the data shown is 1,500. BRCCB DENNIS. Publisher. Sworn to and subscribed before m this SOth dsy ot September, 1021. (Beal) NORA A. JUNKER. (My commission expire July it, mi.) Klamath Fans Assured of Money's Worth Friday Klamath fans are assured of their money's worth la tha csrd to be staged at Legion pavilion next Friday valng. This as surance somes through th match between Walter Cleghorn. Ihe demon Eskimo, and Red Uhlan, top-notcher from Cali fornia. Those who hare seen Cleg horn la sctloa realise that there will be nothing left undone on his part to. make a good fight He ha always shown a disposi tion to wsde la and win it pos sible. He Is putting himself In shape tor th battl ot hi lite this trip, for h la matched with on ot th fastest men on the coast. Uhlan's Record Good la bringing Uhlsa to Klamath Falls, Tex Blckerstsft Is doing th unusual. In tact, ii Is only through a combination ot cir cumstance that th popular Cal- Ifornlan may be seen hare at all. H haa aa open date for on thing, and th faet that Tex can use htm in two places and thus offer aa attractive purs Is an other. Press notices ot Red Uhlsn are so Impressive that it looks Ilk Clsghora is going la for big company. For Instances, too Oakland Post ot Msy 14 says: If. within (0 days. Ac Hud- klns. the Nebraska Wildcat, de livers himself In person tor ths purpose ot meeting Jack Melon or Red Uhlan at th Oakland baseball park, Louis Parents, promoter of boxing hare, will give the Ace $10,000." frlOLET RAY) .GASOLINE, is more . Owners tell you the Dodge Six is unusually econom ical on gas and oil. They emphasize, too, that this constitutes only one item in its economy. Big, dur able, oversize tires mean higher mileage. Body con struction is such that utmost strength and rigidity are secured with a minimum of weight The extra-large clutch massive 7-bearing crankshaft 8 -bearing rear axle 8-inch frame permanently efficient internal-expanding 4-wheel hydraulic brakes together with a score of unseen but all-important mechanical superiorities, insure that never-failing dependability which is the foundation of Dodge Six economy. DODGE B NINE IODY STYLES. S9S3 TO $1065 h O. I. DETROIT 24 South This from an esatsra paper when Red staged bis campaign there: "Red Uhlsn, sun-kissed like th oranges of his native California, continued his advan cement In th local middle weight situation last night when be knocked out Lew Chester of New York In three rounds. Ths southpaw Ublaa shelled Chestsr with plenty ot lefts during ths brief durstlon ot the bout." The Chtcsgo Record-Herald and Examiner says; "Red Uhlan During 1928, a large pubUe utilities corporation operated 996 automobiles of S3 different makes. And according to It own accurately recorded coat figures, it Pontlaoe coat on cant lea per mile to operat than any other loto-pricwct sis in th field mt that time. Yet even that great record of economy Is being surpassed by tha Pontlae Blx Sis because of number" of refinements and advancements which this latest Fontiao include). IPflDNTTIIACC ritoovcT or cgngaafc storon FASTER SMOOTHER MORE POWERFUL . SAFER A MORE RELIABLE LOIUEll-L.lY;if LaPrarie Bros, and Ande 831 Klamath Ave. ASSOCIATB DKALKRM: Aoto Livery Co, Lakevlewt Hcaslg th an "miles per Ostendorf 5zth St. ARZNER BROS., Lalceriew, Associate Dealers may pot be the greatest tighter In ths world, but bs bns that certain something that Is best described as 'color,' lis Is a southpaw battlor, a willing nilior and rough, tough, noisy scrim msgsr with th kick of a mule In bis portslds mitt." Th papers ar enthusiastic about him, both In th middle west snd th west lis has ths reputation ot being a relentless foe, win or los. He gives bis beat all th time. With sn oppouent of much th sam disposition, there should bs sufficient reaaon for filling th pavilion Friday night for this on bout But thr is snothsr bout on th card that Is causing no msan amount ot argument all other low-priced sixes at lower cost than ever R0TH&R5 CHKySLEU v Motor Co. up and down lb rlslto and that Is ths 'wpeiicar-Pugal match Somebody's going to gut hurl whan these boys coins together. Johnny says he'll send rugate back to the hay field snd Fugale says Johnny wpnt be able to feed himself when he (eta through with htm. One of these boys will got 100 Iron men for his trouble. Which on will II bet FOIIESTEII OOKS SOUTH SALEM, Or., Oct 1, UP) Lynn F. Cronemlllsr, assistant stats forester, left Mondsy for Asbsvllls, North Carolina, to at tend a national conrsntlon of stat foresters. ... fin Hi i. Mis. n-rw it !)? isisi ' TW H l vttlUlal faster tr)iy mi lb pip at I bi mt I. mm jmm i m ll mwimm Mttr tiranl mmr tmm mar UhmrrnM appsygyUsM. 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