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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1929)
PAGE TWO THE BVTN1NO HKRA1T) KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday, Novmbr IB, IW2H BUM ROYAL IN OFFING AI SOLDO FIELO Trojana-N otre Dame Bout Really Meant Championship. BT ALLEN J. OOCl.Ii Associated ""Tee Sport Editor , NEW YORK. Not. It. (API Oo th already wll-stabllsh' 4 tkaorr tht lhy do torn batk, vn It It UkM a trip of 1,000 mtlM for th pnrposs Soathsra. California's Trojans flgur to b th ( to itop Notr Psras'i roth Saturday be for 120.000 ipectator t Bol- dtsr Field, Cblcaao.. . Oa th alto well-ostabllahed fact that Notr Dam, ven with Know Socks abl to dlrct thm only oa a part tint bait, he Urned oat tb neatest Ho etlar array line tha Tour Horsemen, th unchecked South Band cyeloa ftiur to sweep OTr tb Trojans and on toward a national championship. Battle Of Season It la an arrament that da- panda on tb point ot Tlew. It wont ba aattlad probably until tb dusk aattla along tha shore t Lk Michigan but It this la Uraactlonal battle doesn't tarn ut to be on of tb greatest at the season. It will not be for th lack ot spectacular element. Those who like the chances at Southern California ee the Trojans bounding serosa the tountrr to atone tor tbetr un azpected setback at the bands ot California, U. S. C. haa finished Ita big-gam schedule on the koaat and can "shoot the works' against Notre Dam, whereas th Hooelera atUl bar Northwestern sad tb Army to worry about. "I, Stride ' Notr Dame, on tb other Ttand. baa taken Its last two game "la stride' to be at the peak of Southern California. For th "first tlm sine beating Caraeg! Bockn himself will be oa the aldalln, rn though hi ailing leg will keep him In a wheelchair. Th peychology of this alon will be a big stimu lant to the Hooelera. . Though It may be argued moat of Notre Dame's Ttctlma so far bare also ba manhandled by other teams. th fact remains that Rockne'a Ramblers hare conrUiclngly disposed of on ot th Mrerest schedules tackled by any team. The workmanlike play of the team, directed on the field by Frank Carldo, on of th best quarterbacks ot tha aesson, has Impressed even Its critics. Tb polish and th punch In unquestlonsbly there. Smooth Backfleid Notre Dame haa a smoother working backfleid array, with Carldeo Martin Will. Jack Elder and either Savoldl or Mulllna at fullback, but Southern California haa a wealth ot fast runners. In cluding Duffleld, Saunders, Mu stek. Hill and Meaea. Don Moaes la tabbed by coast ex parts as "the maa to watch at Chicago " Ineligible last year and out of action earlier In this season be cause ot a broken bone In hu foot. Moses Is said to bare re turned to action In fine form Both Line Strong Th part that tba two strong hard-charging lines will play In this drama may be th decisive factor, however much the spot light may be on Carldeo or El der, Duffleld or Moses. Flanked by such fine ends as Tapaan and Arbelblde, Southern California's line baa a massive center trio, featuring George Dye at the pivotal position and CapU Nate Barrager. a guard of all-Amer! can calibre. Notr Dam also la wall equipped on the ends with a fine pass receiver In Colerlck and such other stal wart as CapU Law, Moyalhan and Cannon. Strangler Seeks To Regain Title LOS ANGELES. Nor. 11. (AP) Ed "Strangler" Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion, again will seek to regsln his lost laurels In tb ring here tonight in a finish bout with Gas Son- nenberg, tltleholder. Th match, with the champion ship going to the winner of two out ot three falls, follows close ly on tb heels ot on staged her several weeks ago when Sonnenberg won the deciding tall after the seconds for both grapprera had Jumped Into the ring. Tha dispute which fol lowed brought about tha re Commission Saves . Money on Budget PORTLAND, Or., Nor. 11. (A P) Th Oregon Stat Game Commission shaved six thousand dollars a month tor th next four months from Its funds yes terday after commissioners spent five hours pouring over ac counts. Desplt the fact ' that the cut was made In reducing tba ex penses of wardens, reducing work under way now and dis charging several gam wardens, there will be ho slackening In th efficiency ot the department. Harold Clifford, game warden said. IDrumMajor Makes nnn F nm I I , XjWv sJmpowwh! kTrv J Cvtyj oco Baton fun sfyVT 6tASOK wok &L rBaviif-inu navm va bbbb uia at 1 . ..CiT I , MV FIRST PlXJLkl nt.XA A I Upff AttMCt Tuts) V il kjy au lbjiAtfc.ht (Kormer Pitcher N. Y. Giants) A fumble oa a football field can still lead to tragio conse quences In spit of that trick rule that "when a backward pass or fumble atrlkea tb ground and la recovered by an opponent" the ball Is dead. A tumble, however, a yet un sung, proved to be on ot life's trsnlc little moment tor the youthful drum-major ot the In diana brass band at tba Indiana Chicago game, recently. At tha half, th Indiana mu sicians were formed behind the goal posts to march out onto the field with military anap and splendor. All attention was on the leader, and aa hla band step ped oft he threw his shining baton high Into tha air. When It came tumbling down ha missed It. His first appearance ot the year before thousands of people and an entire summer of prac tice was all In vain. College Vandals Renew Activities Gut Took Count When Ladjone Hit Him Unexpectedly LOS ANGELES, Nov. It, (A P) Pet Ladjoue, promoter, to day la at liberty tinder 11,000 bond pending hla appeal from a conviction and sentence ot thirty dsys In Jail on charge ot bat tery brought by Qua Sonnen berg. heavyweight wrestling champion. Sonnenberg appeared la mun icipal court yesterday and test! fled that Ladjone called him on the telephone October 11, and made an appointment to talk over some proposed wrestling matches. "I met him oa a downtown corner, and we stopped to talk," the wrestling champion testified Then, quick aa lightning, some thing struck me In th face, and I went out. When I tame to, a eerond later, Ladjon waa stand ing over me saying ha had lick ed th champion, and that 1 was a eheeaey chantptnn any way." It took tha Jury ten minutes to find LadJou guilty. Head-on Collision Fatal to Fireman BUTTE, Mont., Nor. 11 (AP) A fireman was fatally injured. aa engineer waa critically hurt and tea passengers were Injured, a tew ot tham severely. In a col lision between Great Northern passenger train No. 117 and a helper locomotive, 10 miles north ot Uutte last light. Ceoll Hastts, , of Butts, fire man on tb Ion locomotive, died shortly attar he was taken to a Butt hospital. Charles Powell. also of Butt, (nginser, suffered a fractured skull and possible In ternal Injuries. Early today no cause tor the collision bad been determined. FIGHTS OF LAST NIGHT By Tit Associated Pre Des Moines, la., Bearcat Wright, Omaha, Neb., knocked out Cowboy Owen, Guthrie, Ok lahoma, (1). Flint, Mich. Johnny Clrcome, Schenectady. N. Y outpointed Kd.ili "Kid'' Wagner, Chicago. (10). New York Oeorgle Ooldberi, New York, outpointed Johnny Dundee, New York, (10). Bethlehem, Pa. Jose Dial, Cuba, won on a foul from Hen ri Dewancker, New York, (4). Mickey Bisks. Los Angstee. knocked out Charlie Mats, llsth lehni. (1). Los Angstss - Ooldl Hess. Ocean Park. Cel.. outpointed Gaston Chsrles, I'srls, (10). SHIPPERS WIN FROM LOGGERS The third gam ot the series wss played Monday at th Peli can City community club wban th shipping team won by total pin acore of 1134 from th log gers, who had a total pin score ot 1110. Following r tb plsy tre and their scores: Shipping testn- Apes Win Qvr Gorilla In Game Th Apes made It two straight by winning from Wsksman's Gorillas In a fast and close game at tha Pelican gym last night by th score of 34 to 17. Tha gam was won In lbs last tws minutes ot play. Berk, Wakemea and Bsssler were the Individual atari of the gam. Beck and blaster are new men at Pollcan this yssr and will strengthen th teem materially. Both ot thess men have had many years of experience and are clever with the ball. Th gam was rough with tore msii going out ot psrsonul fouls, Csplaln Andsrson of th Apes, Wakeman of tha Apes and Beers of tb Gorillas. This wa dus lo being over-anxious and lha dsslr to win that Is exhibited at the club this year. This Is tha Mon key league, with very little mon keying it any. Lineup! Apes Boyd, Anderson, Beck, Wakeman, Bustlannl and Dewey. Gorillas: C. Wakeman, Learner, Allan, Beer, Blaslsr and I'lano. Ed Uranus, tlmskeeper. Jess Moor, scorskseper, and Waller Peterson, referee. Tbursdsy night the Baboons will play tbelr second gam with th undefeated Apee. ' riUUHhiS MIHN1NU LONDON, Nor. It, (AP) Nine out of 14 women M. P'a ar rstlcsnl about their ages. Tb figure do not appear In lb official handbook, But 103 man also have failed to provide tha Information. Th total membership Is 111, FOFIMKR Jl'TICH PIUS GRANTS PASS, Ore, No. II, (API James llolmsn. tor II year reeldeut of litis county, died Monday, After cremation In Portland, tha ashes will be sent to his old horn la Wiscon sin. He served as a Justice ot Peace her Bomber of terms. Ill 114 117 111 lot II 114 Bob Harrison John Mc Andrews 111 Walter Peterson.. 171 Lcggsra Ed Oranua ... Ed Xnspp Jess Moor Moor and Peterson substituted tor Hunt and Durst. Tonight th Ape and Gorillas ot the "Monkey Lesgue" will play and tomorrow night th fac tory team will ba matched against tha oftlc team. 114 110 101 114 111 111 111 111 117 CORTALLI3. Or.. Nov. 11 (AP) Vandalism, character!!-' tlo ot pre-gam week between tha Stat College and tha Cnl-' verslty In th past years, rech-1 ed th climax here last night with th smesrlng ot yellow and green paint over the rear en- tranc of th Memorial Union ' building, and In front ot the Forestry building. A year ago a class gift statue on tba campus here wss demol-. Ished. BOON TO FANS PRINCETON. N. J., Nov. 11, j (AP) A great boon to alumni and other football nuts seems possible. A contributor to the ' Princeton alumni weekly baa a sttnpls method by which every-: body at a gam cka have as ; good a aeat as anybody else, it is to build a stadium on a track and have it revolve dur-1 Ing the game. HEY! HEY! LET'S GO Who Is K. Falls Most-Popular -Lady? SEE FOR YOURSELF AT MOOSE HALL Every Wednesday and Saturday Night Music by The Valencian's Orchestra "THE COLLEGE KIDS FHO.M I.OS AXGK1.KS" Old-Time Dance Upstairs Grand Prize Now on Display at Geo. 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