The Evening herald., November 21, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thursday. November 21, 102)
PAGE TWO
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IRISH FIGHTER I
PACKS WALLOP
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III
O'Dowd Give Fans An
Eyefull of Boxing
And Slugging.
Caih customer at th Legion
smoker Friday evening will rat
' their money s worth, or there ar
' a lot of fan around Klamath Falls
who hara been guessing wrong
on thli tight gam all ths time.
A goodly number of admirers of
tha gntl art of self defense
watched Jimmy O'Dowd work out
laat sight at tha parlllon, and they
are convinced that Willie Feld
man will hara to extend himself
to an area greater eitent than he
did la his close decision orer Tiger
Bob Robinson.
This Irish boy not only shows
xosptlonally clever boxing form,
but he can hit ilka a trip ham
mer. If Feldman Isn't on his
guard Try second this boy Is
liable to put him to aleep.
O'Dowd cornea to Klamath
Falls with eight .straight Tlctor
1aa to hla credit, all of them In
Ban Francisco and Ticlnlty. where
fast boy only get a look In on the
cat receipt. In hi work-oat
' last night ha mixed freely with
Battling Slkl and Dynamite Lea,
and showed tha tana that he
ksowa what It's all about,
Feldmaa la the Pink
Om th other hand, let nobody
labor under tha Impression that
th Jewish champ won't be able
to dallTar hla and of th contract.
R has been working out with
Own O'Orady tha past ten days,
and ha become acclimated. He
offered a alight handicap on
that account tn hla tight with
Tiger Bob, bat with mora time to
develop his wind her, h (how
no traces of fatigue, and is set to
go tan hard, faat rounds. It neces
sary. As Tex" would say: This
will b on wt fight.
Tiny tat The Be ml-Final
BellaTing that Tiny MeCumber
kaa shown himself worthy of mors
honor than ha been given him
op to data. Tax ha arranged a
Batch tor him with Battling Slkl,
promising and experienced colored
boxer of Baa Francisco. Thus far
Tiny has fought almost 14 round
and aoqutrad an enviable repnta
. Uoa aa a knockout artist, with a
record ot seren knockouts In aer
an times up. At that. Tiny and
his backera are tn a stage ot nn
. certainty relative to hla actual
strength, tor the' aim pla reason
that most of hi fights hara been
set-ups. It Is only fair to this
promising young man that ha be
giren an opportunity to face an
experienced fighter one that will
show him some ring trick and
giro him a tew wallops, tost to let
him know what a Tighter has to
take. It 1 believed that Slkl
will girt him this bit ot training.
and It th colored boy should land
a haymaker on Tiny'a Jaw tha big
Dairy boy will have an opportunity
to think oyer tha boxing game
with a serious mien.
However, th worry la not all
on Tiny'a aid. Slkl want to
tsar clear ot that egg-crate wal
lop, or b' liable to wake op attar
the mats event la over with.
It 1 said that all of tha Tonna
valley boys will be at tha ringside
to watch their favorite son In his
tint real battle. So tar. Tiny la
tha best boy ever developed In
this section, and If he la to go on
np la tha gam he will have to be
gin soon to take In more territory.
He look good at this stage ot the
gams. Mot only doea ha handle
himself with confidence, but he
lives clean, train faithfully, and
exhibit a tin sportsmanship that
wins for him the respect and beat
wlshea of tha tana. If that counts
for anything. Tiny is destined to
meet some of the best men in bis
weight class.
Rose Face Wright
Tha boot that may ateal the
show la th special event. Ray
Rose, tha Spar champion, faces
tha most popular little Indian
fighter aver developed In Chilo-
luln Harold Wright. Ray caught
Harold out of condition when they
net be'ore, and gave the Chllo
tuin lad a nice lacing. But the
little redskin has been working
hard for thla return match, and
- will be right there doing his beet
to reverse the decision. Any
how, this bout is a natural, aa
shown by lots of money being wa
gered. The betting la aven take
your choice.
There will be two red-hot pre
liminaries. It looks like a capac
ity house, from tha way fane are
warming np to the card.
Ticket ara on eale at the Mec
ca. Phone 163.
BEND TO PLAY
CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME NOV. 28
PORTLAND, Not. 21, (AP)
The Washington high school foot
hall team, winner of th Portland
Intersoholastlc. will accept the
challenge fathered by officials of
Bend high school for a gam to
be played at tha Multnomah sta
dium her Thanksgrvlnr Day,
Vara Wlndnagle, assistant princi
pal, who has been negotiating for
tha contest, announced thla morn
ing. Whether or not the Colonials of
Voiuaad would or would not ac-
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PASS rfoTH IN
(6RCTA 6ARB0!
By AL DKMAREK
(Former Pitcher N. Y. Glaata)
Occasionally when the uniforms
ot major league cluba are re
turned after being dry cleaned
small piece ot paper Is found In
tha pants pocket on which has
been written the name ana tele
phone number ot one oi the
more adventuresome and roman
tic girls at tha laundry.
Thee phone number have
caused aome real laughs. I re
member one newspaper scribe
making a data with one ot the
girls and wearing Christy ilath
ewson s macklnaw whoea name
waa on tha Inside ot his coat.
In after yeara aha boasted that
the had once been out with "Big
Six.
Some of the single fellows
ased the clubhouse boy as a "de
coy." They would data the girls
up and then send him out ahead
to look them over. They had
great confidence in his judg
ment ot feminine pulchritude, and
by tha way some real romances
were started in thla manner.
Price And Rockne In
Line- for Contest
Of Season.
By PAUL, B. ZIMMERMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer.
PASADENA. Calif., Not. 21. (A
P) While those who have the
say-eo mark time, awaiting the
outoom of Saturday's rmortant
gridiron battles, tha unofficial se
lection of the Eastern and West
ern candidates for tha annual
Tournament of Roses here New
Tear's Day goes on at an increased
pace.
Prevailing opinion marks the
Golden Bears of tba University of
California at Berkeley aa tha most
probable Western representative,
but only the outcome of the big
game with Stanford thla week end
definitely will answer the Ques
tion of whether Coach Clarence
Nib" Price's aggregation will
be In a receptive mood tor aueh
an Invitation.
By tha proceaa of elimination.
tha potential possibilities In the
Eastern section should also be
well defined by the time the
smoke of battle has cleared away,
with Notre Dame and Pittsburgh
most prominently mentioned.
Only a decisive beating at the
handa of Coach Glenn, "Pop"
Warner's Cardinals, those close to
the situation say, could eliminate !
tha Bears, who hara yet to be de-
feated. St. Mary's college, with i
Its goal line uncrossed this year, j
patiently awaits such a chance oc- ;
currence. ready to jump at an ot
ter to appear her January 1.
Of the Eastern aggregations. It
la believed there are two good-
alsed hurdles In the path of the
Ramblers In Northwestern and
tha Army. The question also
orops out as to whether the South
Bend, Ind., mentor will be In the
proper physical condition to stand
an additional month ot (trees a
western jaunt would place npon
him.
cept this challenge depended npon
the game Washington played with
Benson yesterday, Aa the final
score was a 7 to 7 tie, and this
did not alter the status of Wash
ington In the Portland standings,
the high school officials announc
ed that If Rend defeats The nallea
In the scheduled game Friday the
turkey day fray hers would go
through as originally planned.
Eldon Jenne, coach ot Washing
ton, states that his team is In top
shape, and Is resdy to meet an
Invading Bend eleven. '
LEWIS TOSSES ANOTHER,
DE3 MOINES. Ia.. Not. 21.
(AP) Ed "Btrangler" Lewis.
former heavyweight wrestling
champion ot Los Angeles, de
feated Pat O'Shocker of Bait
Lake City her last night.
O'Shocker wa injured whan
Lewis tossed him In 21 minutes.
seconds, with his famous head-
lock, and was unable return
tor th second falL
ROSE CLASSIC
FAVORS BEARS
AID RAMBLERS
OREGON EACES
TOUGH BUNCH
S
Island Boys Display
Unusual Talent
In Football.
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 21. (A
P) The university ot Hawaii
football team wa to arrive her
today after a 2100 mil journey
from Ita fortreaa tn the mtd-Pa-
citle. Two days ot practice lay In
tore for the Invading islanders
before engaging tha University ot
Oregon eleven on Multnomah ata
dlum field Saturday.
Tha Hawaiian griddara made
two stops en route here from Hon'
olulu, one at Berkeley Tuesday
and the other at Ashland. Ore.,
yesterday. An Intensive practice
session waa held at Ashland by
Coach Otto Klum, a former resi
dent ot that town. The Hawaii
ana broesed through 4 5 minutes
ot mock scrimmage, the SQuad ot
22 having been divided Into two
teams, and later signal drills saw
tha regulars parade ap and down
tha field.
One White oa Tram
Eight native Hawalians. a Jap
anese, American negro from Chey
enne, Wyo., and a white student.
Noel Howell ot Honolulu, compose
the proposed starting lineup aa
announced by tha Hawaiian men
tor. It Includes the Nobrtga twins,
Ted and Arthur,, and Captain
Rusty Holt, ace ball toter. The
latter Is the tripple threat menace
from tha mid-Pacific gridiron fort
ress, and he astonishes spectators
who watched him yesterday with
hi excellent passing. ( kicking and
running.
Weather Displeases
Sr. R. B. Faus, physical direct
or ot th island university, who
accompanied tha Hawaiian eleven I
on Ita long journey, did not appear
overly satisfied with the Oregon
weather.
'I fear I shall have more trou
ble with frost bite than gridiron
Injuries." he declared.
The weather here has been un
usually warm tor thla season,
however, and Coach Klum and
Manager Chadeey P. Enshallow
were mora optimistic.
The weather won't bother us
if It stays like this." Klum de
clared.
The University ot Oregon team
will leave Eugene Friday, arriv
ing here the same day In time for
light work-out on Multnomah
field.
DUNDEE XOD9 AEXRS
SALEM. Not. 11. riPl Tl
Dundee won a ten-round decision
over Art Akera here last night.
Dundee led virtually all tha wav.
The boys are welterweights. Cliff
Wetxel won on a technical knock
out orer Jack Summers, when the
latter failed to answer the bell at
th (tart of th fifth round. Sum
mers waa on tha floor takinr the
count when the gong ended the
fourth. - ,
FOR RESULTS USB THE
HERALD WANT ADS.
Plenty of
TURKEYS
at the
TURKEY
DANCE
Saturday
Night
Get your meat for
Thanksgiving
Dinner
Jack Bowring
and His Music
New Pavement to
Altamont
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ACASOUNE
(3BE0r
CLEVER
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Iff 1 Promising ;
A BOXER WHO '
Started as a cowpuncher wi
BUT TURNED TO LEATHER PUNCHING JJQ' w
ftSAME TO 'FRISCO-
irSSM$e5'AND HAS WON 'Mfe TfofcV "
JJSjjT EIGHT IN A ROW . $g VoLrVV7
Huskies and Chicago
To Meet Saturday
CHICAGO, Nor. 21. (AP)
The University of Washington
and Chicago football teams have
not met before, . and thu rival
captains, Paul Jessup uf the
Huskies, and Pat Kelly ot Chi
cago, came from differs- parts
ot th country, but Saturday's
game at Stagg Field will not be
their first meeting.
Jessup who live at BelUngham.
Waeb., and Kelly, a Chicago
youth, conditioned themselves
for football last summer "muck
ing" in the same lead-silver mine
at Mullen. Idaho. They will not
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be directly opposed Saturday,
however, Kelly being an end.
and Jessup being stationed at
center, although he haa played
at tackle heretofore.
Ashland Preparing
Homecoming Event
A real welcome I promised
alumni and former students of
the Southern Oregon Normal
school when they celebrate the an
nual homecoming on November
21 at Ashland. Several student
committees have been working for
the past two months, and the re
sults oj thst labor are beginning
to be apparent. As a matter ot
flock to
fact, homecoming at the Southern
Oregon Institution la ralher be
coming a week of festivities, in
stead ot one day.
The principal event ot Interest
Is the football game between the
SONS and llumbolt State college
ot Areata. Calif. The visitors are
coming primed to win. Coach
Tellunlcher of tha coast Institu
tion haa had teams competing
with the men from Southern Ore
gon In years past, and knows what
to expect. Ills team has had a
fairly successful season thus
far, their worst defeat being at
the hands of Monmouth Normal,
the score being 21-0. Coach Mc
Noal's team recently defeated the
strong Chlro Stale Teachers col
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Lllhla Springs hotel In tha even
ing after the game. Plans have
been worked out by a committee.
SAMMY FKJllTS TOMUIIT.
.MILWAUKEE. Nov. 21. (API
A topheavy favorite and with
nothing to lose, Sammy Mandnll.
world's lightweight champion,
tonight will meet Jna Aaretla
of Milwaukee In an eight round
non-lltle bout. Wright haa been
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ALBIE BOOTH
MAY JSOT PLAY
Toy Hulldog of Vale Team Hllll
fan-Ira l.lnip and Indulges
In .Igtilrat Praiilrs
NKW YOHK. Nov. II. (AP)-
Wllh tha rllmai of the 1011 fiot.
ball season coining Saturday for
half a doicu ot tha most import.
ant Kitatern elevens, hard work
haa all lint d'en fliiliil nr III"
week
'i .1.. ln u million all along the
Atlantic seaboard la whether Allila
lloolh will be able to lead Yale's
attack In the Harvard stadium.
.nri if ao. for how long a period.
Tha tluy minute man of th Ell
appeared In uniform at tha prac
tice field in New Haven yesterday,
but merely tried hla hand at for
ward Dssslug and spun a few
drop kirks at tha bar. tie Is the
only one of the leading Eastern
scorers with a field goal to hla
credit this season, and baa yet to
mlaa a goal rrom lom-nnnwn in a
major gam.
tooth llmred leas, but Hal lie-
veus, Yale coach. Insisted that II
waa still "unrartsln" whether tha
Tov niilldog would face the Crim
son.
Aiiam Malau aunt tue Vale line
through a session or "live tack
ling aa tha barks went through a
panalng drill. Later a dummy
scrimmage wae held against the
scrubs, who used Harvard for
ward and lateral panes The
practice was secret.
At Cambridge, Harvard report
ed great success by Its varsity In
bsltlug I he Yal running attack,
as ployed by Ilia Crimson scrubs.
The Harvard team returned to
work after a brief vacation at th
Myopia Hunt club.
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