The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 07, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpage two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Monday, October 7, 11): f 1 IN THB ROAUM OP TOMS BEN HILL AND GENE Q'GRADY ACTORS CLAIM FLAG BY ONE GAME MARGIN Mdford Fan To See Light Heavies In Action Matchmaker Jo Blckeretaff, for bla tint boat at tba Medford armory, baa acbadulad Oen Oradr of Ashland and Bennle Hill et 8aa Francisco. Tba Medford tarn aaem to want bli boya and Joe feele tbat In praaantlnc tbli combination thr will not b dleappolnted, O'Oredy atandt undefeated. Wblla not maklnc tba showing against Tommy Bannett that Klamath Falla (ana would hT llkad. It la talt b waa not In condition at tba time. Elnca then tha Aabland battlar ha baan going thronib regular prae tlca and tba old form la coming back In good shape. Hill la a naw boxer to eouth- arn Or agon tana. Ha baa a rap for hitting Ilka a kicking inula. Ha la training at tba local Lag' Ion parllloa and la In great ahapa. Hia manager. John Flam- mar, predict Bennla will K. Gen. Ha la tba aggreasir type of boxer and always willing to awap puncbaa O'Grady, whan be s at hi bast la a great fighter. Ha la wonderful prospect and anyone who la anxious to awap punches with him bad better look out tor ba carrlea T. N. T. In both bands. This should ba a whale of acrap and tba local fan who like to see a real acrap should make tba trip to Medford Tuesday erentng. October J.' ' Johnny Spencer and Jack Darlea of Chlloquln will furnish th round aeml-wiadup. This rangy chap Darlea haa alwaya wanted to fight Spencer aa be feels he la tba one who can boat tha "Speed Ball. King." Th rest of tba card la np to tba standard that Tex puts on. Tha special .- 4-round ereat ahould take the tana off their feet. Steamboat Jackaon. who la going ao good right bow, take aa th veteran Indian, Boxer Billy Haft Boxer la tlghlar and this ahould - be great, match. Ha la training O'Grady lor bla match ao ahould b la great ahapa himself. Th Dairy aeasatlon. iny" K. O. IfoComber, take oa Bat tling Bunker of Don-la. This will be a wow. Tex baa - ramatched Milling Miller and Indian Jackaon. the little redakta who put up auch good ahow oa a minute's notlc whea be subbed for Jesse Copeland who -failed to put la aa appearance.-- Jackson la be ing trained by Jack Crim and will ba la ahapa and the fans will see an lmprored boxer. Tba card la well balaaced aad tha fans are being- treated to a big city fight program. Tex la Tltee all hla Klamath frlenda to help put orer hla first show in Medford. Tickets are oa sale at Browa'a In Medford and at Nln- inger'a in Ashanld. . - THIEVES ROB WOMAN STRUCK DOWN BY CAR PORTLAND. Oct. 7. (AP) Struck- by aa automobile oa downtown street corner here y tarday and rendered unconscious, Mrs. John Molltor of Bend was the victim of thieve who stole $1060 la currency which aba was carrying wrapped up In aa old newspsper. She bad arrived In Portland Saturday, aba told po lice, to deposit tha money In a Dank. Two elderly women Assisted ber to the curb after aha bad been struck. It waa then that ana discovered her large roll of ouis had been taken. BROADCAST SERIES CHICAGO, Oct, 7, (AP) The National Broadcasting company. ana tne Columbia Broadcasting system, each with a eoast-to-eoast hookup, will broadcast tba world aeries, along with tour Chicago stations. The Chicago statlona on tha air will be WGN, WMAO. WBBM, and WCFU Quite often the hot-headed . mart has cold feet W?jW It vou cmy earl G&UF G&EENf WiUUkNCVOKB. League Leaders Lose La.it Two Games To Ducks - By Tha Aasoclated Press Baseball faaa fought ovar again today tha final gamea of one of tha cloaest finishes la Pacific coast league history while the Saa Francisco Mission Reds and Hollywood SUra mapped out their strategy tor a championship playoff beginning here tomor row. Wiaaera , respectively of th first and aecoud halves of tha plit season, tha Mission Red aad Star will meet tomorrow la th opening contest of a . seven game aeries to determine tha lit pennant. A 88,000.00 melon from the coffer of th league win be split up On a to- 40 bills. Tba first three gamea will ba played la Saa Francisco and tha next three la Loa Ange les. If a aeveath contest la necessary. Ita location ui o decided later. Tba Stars slid Into tba sec ond half leadership by the mar gin of one game, despite two deteata yesterday. While the Star war losing to Portland, 4-1 and i-l. the runner-up Mis sions took two beatings from Seattle'a Indiana,' 7-1 and 8-1 The final atandlnga of tha sec ond halt left Hollywood perched on top with tl wine and 42 de feat. The Missions ended with (0 wins and 43 defeata. Loa 'Angelea and Portland tied at 17 wins and 4( defeata as did San Francisco's Seala and Oakland with It wins and 48 defeats. Unofficial atandlnga (second half): W. L. PCT. Hollywood 81 42 .692 Mission Reda (0 43 .583 Loa Angelea 87 48 .653 Portland ,, , , 87 48 .653 San Francisco , , 65 48 .531 Oakland 55 48 .534 Sacramento 3 84 .371 Seattle 28 75 .272 RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES By Tbe Aaaoctated Pre At Los Angelea, First Game: Portland 4 12 2 Hollywood 1 8 2 Batteries: Walter and Wood- all; 8hellenback and Severeld. Second Gam, 7 lnlngs: Portland Hollywood ,, 2 12 6 Batteries: Walter and Rego; Johns, Hollerson, Hulrey, Marty, Wetxel and Severeld. ' At San Francisco, Morning Game, 12 Innings. Seattle 7 18 2 Missions 3 12 1 Pipgraa and Nelson and Batteriea: Smith. Borreani; McQuald, Hoffman. Afternoon Garnet Seattle 14 I Missions 1 12 1 Batteriea: House and Cox; Never Hubbell, Caster, Leiber and Hoffman, BrenxeL At Stockton, First Game: San Francisco 7 12 Sacramento . 1 8 Batteriea: Gomes and O'Con nell, Penebsky; Ferrell, Gllllch and Koehler. At Sacramento, Second Game: San Francisco 1 7 Sacramento 8 12 Batteries: Thurston, Darla and Penebsky, Gould and Koehler. Baseball's "Biggest Show On Earth" Starts Tuesday By ALLAN OOVLD Associated Press K ports Editor CHICAGO. Oct. 7. (AP) Baseball' "biggest ahow oa earth" cornea to towa tomorrow, featuring tha highly trained White Elepbanta of Cornelius McOltllcuddy aad the battling Bralna of Joseph McCarthy In tha mala vat of th games colorful carnival. Stripped of th billboard phrase It' th Philadelphia Atb letlca against tha Chicago Cuba for tha world's championship tba hoaora that go with It aad perbapa th richest money ward tor th partldpanta la ser ies history. It will be another million- dollar party, tha first since 1828, It the battle between tha Ameri can and National league cham pions goea as far as five gamea. it aeama quit likely to do. Six gamea, at tha rata of a ahade over (300.000 per game and a sell-out already assured, might top tha previous record gate" of tl. 207,848. set by the Yankee" aad Cardlnala la 1828. A struggle to th limit ot (even gamea certainly would establish a new money record. Folly 10.000 faaa. a record for any series gams vr played outaida of New York, are ex pected to Jam Wrlgley Field to tha Umlta of lta bleacher exten sions tomorrow tor tba battle that renewa a baseball rivalry between Philadelphia and Chlo- ago ot II years ago. It makee the re-entry of Connie Mack'a Atbletlca Into th series (or tbo first tlm la II years and the Cuba attar a laps of 11 years. Nineteen yeara ago tha proud Cuba of Frank Chanca'a era ware heavy favorite, only to b trim med la a tire-game aerlea. Tomorrow tha modern A's. atlll directed by th veteran Mack will go Into tha fray favored to wla la th betting at T to S aa well aa by most sxparta, la aptt ot the' favoring Influence ot horn ground and a home-town crowd tor th clouting Cubs. History may repeat Itself with another upset ot th "dope," for th battling Brulna are unmle-l takably rarln' to go and die for th dear old National league, if I necessary. Tba batteriea tor th opening gam war expected to be Earn- shaw and Cochrane tor tha A'a, Root and Taylor for tha Cuba, thereby pitting two powerful right-handers against each, other la Jb first pitchers' skirmish. - Weather Favorable . CHICAGO, Oct 7, (AP) The weather man, attar going Into a I rhuddle with hla various Instru- meata today, hald out promise ot generally fair weather with aot much change la tempera ture, for th opening game of I th world aerlea tomorrow. It there la no drop la tbe temperature. It will ba around 81 or 70 degrees at th start of th game. With' chilling winds sweeping oft Lake Michigan, however, light topcoata probably III feel comfortable. PIRATE DRUBS CHAMPION CUB AS FINAL SHOT Athletics Tune For Series by Taking Last Game At Oakland, Morning Game: Los Angelea 8 14 Oakland 2 10 Batteriea: Baecht and Sand- berg; Edwarda, Joiner and Read. Afternoon Gam: Loa Angeles Oakland HEAVY DAMAGE DONE BY FIRE NEAR COQUILLE MARSHFIELD, Ore., Oct. - 7. (AP) Loss estimated at 150.000 was csused by a forest tire which swept the Middle Fork country of the Coqullle river yesterday and last night. Tha W. J. Sweet Logging company auffered con siderable loss, damage to the camp and to white cedar logs amounting to about 132,000. After jumping tha river tbe fire continued south toward Douglas county. Stage and other traffic waa delayed and many motorists were pressed Into serv ice fighting the flames. Success requires mora than ambition. It reaulrea tha will d desire to aucceed. backed by Intelligently directed effort. I One must not only know where I to go, but how to get there. There Is eurh a thing as run ning la th wrong direction. By HUGH 8. FTLLERTOV, Jr, Aasoclated Prea Sport Writer Tha Major Jeague closed yes terday. The Washington comedian Nick Altrock. horned into the lead of American league batsmen at the last minute. He weat Into a gam toward tha and and got on hit out ot hi ona time at bat Two young Boaton pit chers, Durham and Simmons, held the Senators in check to win by 2 to 1. Connie Mack kept tha regu lar la tha final gam for a toning np before th aerlea and be needed them to beat tbe Tankeea. Dusty Rhodes, late of Jersey City, held the champions under control until th seventh Inning when Mule Haaa tied the score at 2-2 wit ba freak homer Th ball glanced off Paschal'a glove Into the stands. Simmons completed tbe 5-2 triumph In the ninth with hi 35th homer of the year and tied Lou Geh rig for second place In the lea gue standing. St. Louis and Cleveland gave their younger pitchers a work out la their closing double head er and the Brownie youngsters cam out ahead each tlm. Stleley, a newcomer from tbe Texaa league, outpltched Brown to take tha first, 4-2. and Kim ley conquered Shotfner in the second. 4 to 1. Cblcago'a lowly Whit Box lammed the ball like their Na tional league neighbor to win th final from Detroit, 8 to 7. 1 Th Tiger went ahead In the ninth on Dale Alexander'a 25th homer but the Sox scored twice la their halt to wla. Johnny Ever and Hank Gow- dy, coach e ot th Boston Brav played against th Giants In the laat half ot tha ninth. Th total result ot their efforts waa one error for the former Keyatone member ot the Infield combina tion ot another generation of champions. New York won, 8- Ivy Wtngo of Cincinnati ioln- ed tbe ancients who were clos ing th aeason properly and caught part of the game against I St. Louis. Th Carda eked oat a 2-1 victory. Th champion Cuba let Hank Qrampp, who haa apent the sea son pitching for batting practice, start a gam. But he went out in tbe second Inning when Pitta burgh hammered him for alx rune. Th Pirate cloaed with an 8 to 3 triumph. By The Aasoclated Press National League W. L. PCT. Chicago 98 54 .845 Pittsburgh 88 85 .575 New York 84 87 .556 St Louis 78 74 .513 Philadelphia ., , 71 83 .464 Brooklyn 70 83 .458 Cincinnati 88 .429 Boston 56 98 .364 American League W. L. PCT. Philadelphia 104 46 .693 New York ..88 66 .171 Cleveland 81 71 .633 St. Louie , , , .7 73 .520 Washington 71 81 .467 Detroit , ,,, 84 .455 Chicago .89 93 .383 Boston 58 96 .877 Football Fever Seizes J. Fan Since Saturday Games By RUSSELL J. KEWLAXD Associated Preea Sport Writer SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7, (A P) Seised by a case ot football fever In ita most aggressive form Mr. Jobn Fan aat np today to ruminate on . next . Saturday' gridiron diet but meanwhile found nourishment In th mem orlea of last week's nerve-ting' ling encounters. oi in msny yeara haa an eariy-season weex end been ao crowded with apectacular strug gles, upsets and disappoint ment a laat Baturday'a eon- tests la the far west produced. Those who find their thrill la th greatest of American col lege gamea will not aooa forget tbat: St. Mary's college, wh se teams are moulded from the material fine-combed from a tiny atudont body of . about 700, held the formidable University of Cali fornia Bears to a scoreless tie. Montsna'a Grlnlles, usually the weakest team la the Pacific coast conference but aeemlngly under-estimated thla year, met and matched th Washington Huskies, 6 to 6. Stanford's Cardinals, although favorites, crushed one of th strongest elevens University - of Oregon has brought out In many seasons by th overwhelming score of 33-7. Leaders, technically, of (he coast conference through their second successive win, a 31-7 set- bach to Oregon State, th south ern California Trojans turned attention today to preparing for Washing! -i next Saturday. Any possible Trojan fear were set at rest by Washington' unim pressive shonlsg agstnst Mon tana although there la no doubt tba Husklea will be In fighting mood. T b California - Washington state gam at Berkeley next Sat urday bad taken on added In terest today because of last week's endings. Hopes ot Wash ington Stat supporter were buoyed from a smashing 38-0 non-conference victory over Mt St Charles while California was being outplayed although not outacored, la Its non-conference tut with St Mary's. Other conference game next Saturday will pit Idaho agalnat Montana and Stanford agalnat University of California at Los Angelea. Idaho defeated Whit man, 47-7, last Saturday and U. C. L. A. trounced Fresno State, 16-6. One guesa is aa good as another In the Idaho-Montana af fair but Stanford figure on a "Roman Holiday" at th ex pense of Its next opponent Oregon Stat will meet Colum bia (Oregon) and Oregon op pose Willamette in non-confer ence engagements next weekend. Thar ar three trying period la Woman' 111 : when the girl matures to womanhood, when woman gives birth to her first child, when a woman reaches middle age. At the time Lydia E. Plnkham 'a Vegetable Compound help to re store normal health aad vigor. Tee Vox 7 Days Starting lT(olsiS7 W fasti Mammmottlfti ABH-ff aHMimQ ei?eeim Erxtteavagaimsa World's Greatest Band Makes Film Debut in Spectacular Musical Drama SysiicopaiLioini WITH Barbara Bennett, Morten Downey, Bobby Watson, Osgood Perkins and One Hundred Others Kleai? ttflne WoHcal-FamnioiiDG May airaifl SSirag ITlheoe SHnleim MeflouMe - 1 . ' aimdl Jasay Cfaoffmises "I'll Always Be in Love With You" "Jericho" "Do Something" "Mine Alone" "My Inspiration Is You" AND MANY OTHERS s. 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