The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 08, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday, January 8, 10HO I 1 IN THu RDALM OF FT nuinirif iim atlAtlMI ANU MT SIGNED FEB. 27 Sailor Insist on Match With Tall Briton At Miami. NEW YORK. Jan. 8. (AP) Jack Sharker, Boston allor man. will battle Phil Scott, heavy weight champion ot Great Brit ain, In Madiaoo. Square Garden's second annual aouthern spectacle at Miami, Fla., Feb. 17. Dirricnltlea were ironed out in a. Ion i conference at the Garden laat nglht. Sharkey Dictstmi Selection ot Scott s Sharkey opponent practically dic tated by the Boaton aailor, gen erally retarded as the outstand ing contender for Gene Tuner' vacated heavyweight throne. At recent conference In Button, Sharker threatened to broea war from the Garden for good nnleaa It abandoned lta attempt to match him with Tatty Grif fith In Miami. He named tw or three ponlble opponent he would be willing to meet but favored Scott eapeclally. Looks Easy For Sailor Advance calculation on the match forecast a decisive victory for 6harkey provided he can duplicate inch a performance as he (lashed agslnat Tommy Lough ran, whom he knocked out in two rounds. Scott is a fair box er with a good left Jab but he doaa not hit hard enough, it would seem, to bother Sharkey. The tall Briton, now la England. Is under some hat of a clond la this district as a result of his recent battle with Otto Ton Porat Scott won that bout on a fool In the second round bat Investigations lster seemed to confirm a rather general ballet that be was not hnrt by the low blow end could have eon tinned. Scott Unpopular The Garden has been rather lukewarm to Scott aa a pros pective opponent for Sharkey, pre ferring Griffiths. Victorlo Cam polo or even Prlmo Camera, William Muldoon. state box ' ing commissioner. In a survey o( the heavyweight ltuation some weeks ago, declared that the beat maicn iwi uu. made would Bit the British enanv plon against Sharker, In an In ternational battle comparable to Uempsey's tands against t-sr- pentler and Firpo. Scott Sail 19th LOKDON. Jan. 8 (AP) Phil Scott. British heavyweight boxing champion. Is booked to sail on ths Homeric one week from to day tor his bout with tbe Amer ican, Jack Snaraey. News that the Miami match 0 - had been definitely arranged tor Feb. 87 was welcomed by the British sporting world. Maroons Take One From Montreal ite 8 NEW YORK. Jan. 8. (AP) The Maroons and Canadlen of Montreal, rivals for the top of the International group ot the National Hockey League, had a thrilling struggle last night, the Maroons winning 2 to 1. The Csnadlen. feeling severely the toes ot their big defense man, Marty Burke, mads their beet showing In three games against the Maroons this year. CUnt Benedict. Maroon goalie. was struck In the face by the puck, suffering a broken nose and a bad cut, and the game had to be held up while Flat Walsh could be called from his bed. where be was trying to recover from a cold. Twenty-seven pen' allies were called against the two teams. The New York Hangars took their third defeat ot the year from the Boston Bruins. 3 to 0. Boston's triumph carried the rec ord breaking string of Brnln victories to 8. Olympia Manager Advances Plan to Eradicate Fouling DETROIT, Jan. 8 (AP) A method for reducing the number ot tights decided by fouls, is being put forward by Dick Dunn, manager ot Olym pia. Dnnn would have the fighters meet again the fol lowing week as an added at traction to another card. Both boxers who took part In the match which ended In a foul would have their purses held ap until after the second meet lag. It either fighter refused to fight again his purse would be given to soma suitable charity. The Olympia promoter says be will present his plsn to the Michigan state boxing commis sion at its meeting tomorrow la Lansing, when the sutus of Charles Arthur (the great) 8hlree comes up for consideration. Talk Takes Punch Out of Battle HOWP YA HAPPen He was tso sweu. HEADED AND TAIKCP So IICK Too NUCH-6A9 ANP HIM, KIPfl flSHT DOrlT MIX.? I By AL DKMARKG (Former Pitcher N. Y. Glanu) They say that Mating and bragging never hit It otf very well together, although Jack Sharkey has done very well and Art Shire, the colorful bad boy ot the Chicago White Sox, ha achieved some nation-wide pub licity he otherwise would have never received. Ed Smith, the famous sport authority, once told me a story Illustrating the theory that fight ing and talking never mix. "I was refereelng this par ticular fight." said Smith, "and the boy who 1 thought didn't have a chance and was over matched, kayoed his opponent In the third round. After the bout I aiked him how It happened." "I'll tell yon." he answered. "I happened to ride down on the street car with the bird I fought tonight and be dldnt know me. He kept telling me bow he was going to slap down some punk who didn't have a chance with him and it made me sore. I al ways figured that fighting and a big mouth never went together snd I proved it tonight. Which proves exactly nothing in the cases ot Mr. Sharkey and Mr. Shires. FIGHTS OF LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press Twin Falls, Ida. Ernie Wool ley, Twin Falls, outpointed Rocky Moore, Spokane. Wash., (10). St. Louis Eddie Shea, Chlcage knocked out Fay Kosky, Califor nia. (8); Nick Broglio, Herrln, III., knocked out Fred Starr, Jacksonville, Fla.. (2). Atlanta, Ga., Ted Goodrich, Atlanta, knocked out Farmer Joe Cooper, Terre Haute, Ind., (I).1 Santa Rosa, Cal., Jock Ma lone, St. Paul, outpointed Red Chlan. California, (10). Los Angeles Goldle Hess. Ocean Park, Cal.. and Cecil Payne. Louisville, drew, (10). Indianapolis Jimmy Reed. Erie, Pa., outpointed Buster Brown, Chicago, (10). BASKETBALL RESULTS At Stanford: Stanford V 88, College of Pacific 23. At Seattle: Washington U 41. Ganiaga 11. At State College, Pa.: Montana State 61, Penn State 4!. OWTPOCA. V SOFT &OLT-BR, UJALCftperj TVue r St ZlZj&r VS TtbEKi vs matiomal champ REISELT HAS 1 nOHSHIP WITH1NGRASP Only Layton Remains In Way of German to Obtain Title. NEW VOKK. Jan. 8. (API Otto Reiselt. the amlllng little German billiard matter from Philadelphia, onoe again la sluing on top of the three-ciuhlon world with his second national title within his grasp. Kllininacvd five Fire of the world's beat angle players have already succumbed to Keiselt's cool, consistent type of pla. Today the Philadelphlan found tlua Copulus, a battler from Detroit, burring hi way to hi sixth consecutive victory. A win would assure KeUelt of at least a tie lor the title, with only Champlou Johnny Layton in hi path to a clear claim. Ths sched ule brings Kelselt snd Layton to gether Friday, in one ot the laat two blocks. Hail Latct Victim Reiselt'a lateat victory was at the expense ot Allen Hall, youth ful St. Louis star, who was de feated SO to 42 In yesterday fea ture. Hall's defeat, hi first ot the tournament, shoved him down Into a three-way tie for aecond place with Layton and Augle Kelck beter of Chicago, who is ninth title with hi outh-paw stroke. Technically Layton leads the other two, as he has plsyed one more game. Layton Stop Greek Layton remained In running In defense ot his title by rallying to dereat Copulo 80 to 34 la 48 li.unlngs ot drab billiard ester- ciay. Kieckhefer likewise Improv. ed hi position with a deoislva 80 to 23 victory over Harry Schuler of New York. Tiff Denton of Kansas City went out ot the cel lar with a SO to 81 victory over Charlie Jordan. Los Angeles broker-billiard player In a battle ot losers. Great One Takes Faeth In Little Over Two Minutes ST. PAUL, Minn.. Jsn. 8, (A P) It took C. Arthur (The Greet) Shires, two mlnutee to convince a pitcher to go back to baseballing for a living. It all happened In the tint round ot a scheduled six round bout last night when a couple of right hooks sent Tony Faeth flat on his back for the well known eonnt ot ten. Tony Waa Through The aspirations ot the pitcher to strike out the "Great One" ended right there. Tony wai a model of thoroughness. He fonght bard while he fought and went out completely when he went out. ( The puglllstlo first baseman of Chicago made one thing clear before he left the ring. There was no doubt In his mind that his victim wss not dangerous Dan Daly. "Does anybody here recognlie this guy as dangerous Dan," he asked the multitude of fans. A silence, and he call ed It a day. EarolDjs Not Bad By the terms ot tbe contract which stipulated 1300 for sign ing and 3200 a ronnd for the duration ot the fight Faeth re ceived 3500. "which," he said, "is not bsd for two minutes and ten seconds of work snd a little headache." By Knicklt Happened in 1929 TUe weAvMu:HoVCTs are jtu. wwocwMft ott "we tooR cr Tne vacamt -throne BRUSHING UP SPORTS THREE FASTEST PiUvca? HAtOO INJURY"' ; YOUNG FIRFD DVERPELKEY Terrific Right Brings Bird Music Early In Second. PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 8. (A P) Young Flrpo from the mines of Burke, Ida., made short work of Ray Felkey, Oakland, Cal., In their scheduled light heavy. weight tea round main event hore laat night. Pelkey wen down and out In the second ronnd from a terrific right-hand punch and It was fire minutes before be was revived. In ths first round, dorplte Pelkey's et forts to cover up, the young miner delivered several hard right and lefts to his face. Dolan Ksyoes Dorlty In the other scheduled ten round event, Mickey Dolsn, Port. land's knockout sensation, tech nically knocked out Don Dorlty. St. Panl In the first round. Af ter three knockdowns the ref eree stopped the mstch. Dorlty was ont on his feet. Art Akers, Salem sontbjaw and Lex Johnson, Portland, went six atrennous rounds to a draw. It waa a give and take affair. Jack Kenworth and Jack Lewis went four amaahlng rounds to a draw. Eddie' Volk knocked out Sold ier Glmpson, ot Vancouver Bar, racks In the aecond round of the curtain-raiser. The butterfly fish remains ab solutely motionless throughout the day. SCORES - V S J- Jjn ,v . .. ANT. -r I Tto fv&f neve- jmtw v -. . em vuu r ira to t - -. v TAl4 IOO Cougar Hunters vr (X .w i aaBBBaaw t i vm- I r Xasaaw - v v . 1 Z safek Ilk eawafw t I V c MA I .1 ' WJS I Month in Years in December Cougar hunters of Oregon bad their best month In years whan In December they begged a total ot 87 ot the "big cars." The majority of the kills were msde in those sections ot tbe state that are the favorite haunts ot deer. Cha : H. Erwin of Hosg II n led the list for the month with the alaughter of alt and was pressed tor honors by John Oblack of Molalla with a total ot five. Card Saunders of Elk ton and Bud Kintsley of Fall Creek each killed tour cougars while Clay Ulam ot Mllo and Dale Bonney ot Drew each ac counted for three of the cats. Erwin, In addition to killing bla six cougar, bagged a wolf. Yamhill Gets Trout. The planting of more than 100.000 trout In the stream of Yamhill county has been started by the hatchery department of the atate game commission. Most ot them are being placed In the North Yamhill river and Ira tributaries and the work Is being carried on under the direction of M. F. Corrlgan, of McMlnnvllle, a member of the state game com mission. Coast Streams Good1. Most ot the coast streams are now providing excellent fishing. When clear water prevails the sngler hss little difficulty In taking the limit ot ateelhead or salmon In most any ot the dream that run Into the Pa cific. Eggs for Xatutw Study. Salmon egga or trout egg are furnished by the atate game com mission to public acboola of tbe state for nature study. Hardly a week passes but what some teacher write to Matt Ryckman, superintendent of hatcheries, re questing egg for the nature study clause. Rogue Finning Excellent. The Rogue river Is providing excellent fishing for southern Oregon anglers according to a letter received by Matt Ryck man, superintendent of bstch- erle from R. M. Psrr, deputy game warden, "Fine weather and many fish In the Rogue," he reports. Wallowa Fishing Good. 'Central and southern Oregon holds no corner on all the good fishing In the state," declared a La Grande aportsman, when visiting Portland a few days ago. Let Us Thaw Your Frozen Pipes With Electricity D. D. VAN FLEET ELECTRIC SERVICE 208 Main Street Phone 758-W By Laufer IN ISI - .af I tXWBrtCJi- A LEATHER -CCeRED RAU.,?lO;UN PC5EM8UMC, A BASEBALL VUA&OSEX) BV BfcVPlWJsli 40C6rfTURli A40 WB BAU- IS It CoO SWt Of VtSKRepCN . "RRtHtW MJSSUM, UWS- Had Best "We have the Wallowa river, Wallowa lake and tbe Mlnam and other streams where trout of large site are plentiful and await the man who his average kill with the fly." During the past year, as In prevloua seasons the atate game commission had planted a large number ot trout ot various species. In Blue moun tain atreama. Moat of them are taken from the hatchery at Colon, Plant Bllversidca. Within the past two weeks 40,000 allvenlde aalmoo bare been released In the Kogue river by the hatchery department of the atate game commission. A tout of 10.000 fish ot tbe same type were planted In Big Butte creek, a tributary ot the Rogue. Docks Plentiful. Duck hunter throughout the slate have bad little difficulty la Uklng tne limit during the last few week, due to the abundance ot rain. Excellent gooae hunting la also being ex perienced In the Klamath and the Arlington regions. OAMKLS ARK PK8T9 MELBOURNE, Australia, Back In the daya when Australia wa Just being built up. camela were Introduced to aid transportation But with the coming ot automobil es, railroad and airplane, they have been abandoned, and have now Inereaaed to such aa extent that they are peats. Camel shoots are being organised to kill otf these animals which are eating 10 much grass that aheep are running abort. RADIO SERVICE SHOP Radio service of all kind, bat '.ery or electric sets, any make. The most complete line ot radio testing and repairing equipment In southern Oregon. PHONE 76 Your radio service Jobs will be given prompt and efficient attention. Tubes, parts, etc William Andrew LONG & WIEHL With Electric Service Shop 118 N. arm Oregon Highway Condition Given By Association A bulletin Issued yealerday by the Oregon State Motor associa tion ahows the following road conditions prevalent throughout the state: Paclflo hlaliway The highway north from 1'ortlnnd la upon but slippery In place on account ot the moisture f reeling, tee cau tion In driving. The road south from Portland la without snow until one reaches Canynnvlll. From there on considerable now through Oregon, but the anuwplows have cleared the road and all trafflo going through. Chalna are neceaaary. In the Siskiyou mountains In northern California, rnada are all cleared, but chalna are necea aary here also. From Itedillnr south everything I okay. Redwood highway The road between Orunts 1'uss and Cres cent City waa closed yesterday. but opened thla morning. Chains neceaaary on account ot snow. Roaeburg-Cooa liny highway- Very sllptHiry and frosty In places. Motorists should drive arufully. especially on the cur ves. The highway department hss erected algna of warning on moat ot the frosty sections. Draln-Scottsburg road Not as good aa the Roaeburg-t?ooa Hay highway during the winter months. Rooaevelt highway Okay. I Aahland to Klamath rail (Green Springs mountain roadil Heavy snows and chains need- I ed, but road la open. The Dalles-California high- ; wsy This road Is open throuih-. out, but on account of snow chains will be needed between Uend and Klamath Kails. Columbia river highway (old Oregon Trail) Thl load I open throughout. No snow eirept In the Blue mountain where the road la slippery. Advise chains. John Hay highway Itos.l open. ' Road to Burns Beet route via Bend on account ot conatructlon between Canyon City and Burna. Roada to Seaside and Tllla- i mook No anow. Slippery In the i mornings when moisture forma Ice on pavements. , Mount Hood Loop Almost j two foe I ot anow at Government ; camp. Skiing and tnhagganlng i dally. Motorists not used to driving In ths snow would sd j vise they use chalna from Twin t Bridge on to Government ramp, j Road dosed beyond Swim. From , the Hood Rlrer aide It to open to Cooper Spur road by mean of snowplow. i VcKenile I'ss Closed. Rnad I Benefit Dance Auspice of Tula Lake Pott American Legion LES SAILING'S BAND MERRILL COMMUNITY HALL Sat. Nitc Jan. 11 Proceeds For Building Fund Clean Dance Guaranteed Under Direction of American Legion January Specials Used Cars & Trucks 1928 Buick Sedan 1928 Dode Coupe 1929 Plymouth Sport Coupe 1928 Essex Coach, like new 1926 Chevrolet Sedan 1925 Chevrolet Roadster 1927 Olds Coach 1926 Olds Sedan 1927 Star Sedan, 4 cylinder 1927 Star Sedan, 6 cylinder 1925 Star Touring 1927 Star Touring 1927 Star Coupster 1926 Buick Coach 1923 Dodge Coupe 1926 Chevrolet Touring 1927 Chrysler Coach 1924 Jewett Coach 1926 Hudson Coach 1927 Ford Roadster 1927 Ford Sedan Lota of Others Not Mentioned Here to Pick From, All Triced to Sell. Come in and Look Our Complete Stock Over Before You Buy. OstendorS Motor Co. Dodge and Plymouth Dealer 424 So. th Open Sundays. open from Rugnn lo Belknap Spring. Roads east It Is possible for cars at times lo got through Wyoming via the Lincoln high way, yot there la coualderahle danger ot gotttug stalled by storms. This morning we bad a telegram from the Utah State Auto asaoclatlon aa follows: "Lincoln highway through Wyoming open. Little snow. Heavy wind. Travel getting through okay." Promoters Cleared Of Violating Law SEATTLi. Jan. 8 (AP) A verdict freeing Lonnl Auatln and George W. (Biddy) Illahop, Se attle promoters of charges of oouductlug a prise fight between l-oo Lomskl and Jack Willis here Oct. 1, was relumed shortly after midnight by a Jury com posed "t seven women and fire men. It la believed the declalun will make It possible for the resump tion of boxing exhibitions In King county. The lllg Uun Is gone. 8-tf .Neuritis and Rheumatism (sufferers An.r ii has (IUJ huiHltida hava sliid llislr l.r.uli Willi I'AHKIK 1(111.1'. JUATIHM ANU NKUHIIIH ItKMM.Y. Nftlurv's okn blood lumu rvducve pain and awe! ling. rraniM in Ilia limbs, am claatiaaa the bluod (rum lltr urlo a.'ld putsuii A Kutfan. tiraecti. U.l Mra. M J. Uowaie, Sll Weat itU alrval. alalae aha waa iown three mumhe with rhu metum In tha hlpa and bad id ba halltad up and down Nha waa complalelr raalorad aftar uatrte thraa bullae ef cakk a CiM!'Oi:m rot rliaufiiatlsni and naurttla. It So liar bollla al laadlna ilru. Kl.la. or prapald mail. J. H CAHt:V. ill Kaarnav Rtreal ru.nq, ur.lon. HOW IS YOUR FEED? Can trade good, first : 1 a s s automobile for milk cows or for one jood cow now milking md some heifers. Leave word aV Tele phone 88. w W r , aWhfaS " atT' ' ,