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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1930)
page two THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Saturday, January 18, 1980 "I .IN TMD ROALM OF HH PELKEY'S POOR SHOWING 1 S -SUPPT GAHD OakUnder Loaes Match In Fourth for Too Much Holding. Klamath fight fans are till convinced that Willi Feldman la tha bait man of hi weight aver to show hare. Thli it not baaed on hla showing ma da laat nitot ip much as tha (act that Ray Felkey failed to show any aymptoma of a real tighter. Pelkay haa a wallop, U right, but he had so little chance to ties it In the brief time the fight lasted that Willie and the crowd know little ot the danger of It. Pelkey, If he can tight, certainly ' ahowed ao deaire to looaen no last night. Assuming a crouch ing pose as he left his corner, be , maintained that attitude through ' out the three and a halt rounds, taking sever pommeling ot the face ratber than to expose his rather lean middle to the blows Willie constantly rained upon him. He continually went Into a clinch and this practice cost - him what chance he bad to win the tight and cauaed rank disap . polntment among the tana. In stead ot standing up and making ' a tight ot it, be chose to hold Feldman with bis left and pound ' him on the back and neck with bla right. Referee Dick Reed en dearored to stop tbe practice in , a gentlemanly way but Pelkey ignored the commands. Dick should bare sbowed bis authority In a more determined manner and the fight would baTe gone farther. Keldman Willing Feldman showed tbe aame in clination to mix last night that haa made him the favorite ot th fana here, but with Pel key 'a atyle there was little chance to get real fight. Even after the ref eree raised bis band in token of victory, Willie ahowed an eager- ueaa to attack Pelkey and make him come in and tight. Feldman wanted that tight to take with him as an Introduction to tbe (ana in the south and it was keen disappointment to him not to win in tbe regular way. Willie is atlll strong with the tans here but Pelkey will never have an other chance In the local arena Other Bouts High Class From the aemi-wlndup to Lbs curtain raiser, the rest of the ahow was tbe best ut on here this season. Austin Rosander showed decided improvement over bis laat engagement here and was awarded a well-earned decision over Billy Church, in the semi- wlndup. Austin takes less pun ishment no wthan formerly and can be bit! The crafty Billy was put to the test in defensive to save himself from hitting the canvas. Th special six-round event be tween Ted iiiske and Eddie Edel mon waa one ot the best exhibi tions of clever boxing seen bere la many a moon. Miske la a little (aster than Eddie and nses both hands to better advantage. His victory was clean and the decision pleased the crowd. Steamboat Doe "Starr" nteamooat Jackson . made a ' warm place (or himself In the beans of Klamath fana last night and wop a decision over Ted '. "Kid" yeans that fully satisfied - everybody. Never before in ring history bere baa such a first , round bean seen. Evans attacked th veteran battler with a rush that looked like th debt uiKht not last long, but that kind of punlsbment is what "Rowboat ; trains on and as loon as Evans laid down his barrage Jackson - got into action. Jackson has added soma weight and la In tbe "pink." He trains faithfully and vi reaoy ior a naro light. Evan has not been her long enough to get his wind properly . and when be dors. If he should be matched with Steamboat again, Tex will have to give these boys a big black type posi tion oa the window card. The tens will just naturally demand Th scheduled Dyson-Wright match was called oft (or th sim ple reason that Harold . Wright lot married Thursdsy evening and failed to put in an appear ance. It there waa any disap pointment on the part of fana It aoon disappeared when Danny Baa and Slim Rassell, who sub stituted for the match, got into action. It was tight from the word go with these two boys and everybody was pleased when tbe referee called it a draw. With tour such red hot fights preceding tbe main event, It Is little wonder the crowd bas no patlenc with the tactic ot Pel key, who evidently haa little con cern about the boys who furnish th coin he's fighting (or. Pelkey Is scheduled to (lgbt Gene O'Orady at Medford January 23 and many Klamath (an are go ing over to org Gen to knock th Oaklander ont of th ring. Sammy Gordon and Ted Miske are scheduled to box special rent at tha Medford card. Old timers around hart bar consid ered Sammy Id th onc-wa class but It Is said hs atlll bss action, unch and world of confidence. A wall filled house greeted th fighters last night and interest ran high until th farcical main rent got under way. He Knew His Scotch and When! i""! jJ ( N6vn even I f fanning? tv au.f ) yc OEMPSEY " FINDS PRDMOTINGNOT PROFITABLE Al Thinks Babe Is Hoodoo On Links; Goes Single Now By AL DEMAKEK (Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) Many yarns ot tbe "nine teenth" hoi have become classics but none is any better tban the one accredited to Bob MacDonald, the big Scotch pro. A fellow Scotchman, Jack Bur gess, was pouring one day after a round and remarked to Bob: "Say, 'when.' Bob, "when"." Bob never looked up but an swered: "Always cover th ice, my boy, always cover tbe ice." "I thought I beard y say 'when'," said Jack, looking at his bottle ruefully. "No. moo," replied MacDonald, I never even thocth It!" Good spirits and convivial com pany never seemed to bother tbe great Scotch and English pro's game. I have seen Alec Smith and Ted Ray and Harry Vardoa drink half a pint of good whiskey be fore a round ot golf and then break a course record that bad stood tor years. Losses to Date Amount To $40,000. Lom.ki Feci Bad, Too. CHICAGO. Jan. IS (API Promoter Jack Dempaey and Leo Lomskl, Aberdeen, Wash., light- heavyweight, today were almost convinced that the boxing gam is something to stay out of. The former world heavyweight cbamplon'a sorrow wss caused by th tact that only (.433 specta tors who paid 115. SJ, went to th Coliseum to aee Lomskl and James J. Braddock, the Jersey City puncher, fight. Lomskl UlsapolnteU. Lomskl will never believe be didn't get better than a draw with Braddock. and from their actions when th standoff deci sion was announced, most of ths witnesses agree with the west erner. Although knocked down twice by Braddock's right hand jolts, Lomskl, in th olnlon ot ringside experts, took seven ot tbe 19 rounds, and deserved th deci sion. Th referee and Judges produced all th variety ot opin ion possible, the former, Davy Miller, calling It a draw, one judge voting for Lomskl. and the other casting his ballot for Brad dock. Weather Kept Crowd .Vwav Dempsey. thwarted by sub-aero weather that kept the fan at home listening to th radio ac count ot the fight, was reported to have loat about 311.000 on tbe venture, bringing bis total deficit sine he started offering ooxtng entertainment In Chicago last October, to approximately iiu.uuo. FIGHTS OF LAST NIGHT By Tbe Associated Press New York Sammy Dortman. New York, outpointed Harry Carleton, Jersey City, (10); Herman Perllck, Kalamazoo, Mich outpointed Jake Zeramby, Boa ton, (10); Henry Perllck, Kal amazoo, Mich., and Eduard Cor tl, Argentine, drew, ((). Chicago Emil Paluso, Salt Lake City, outpointed Ray Mc- Intyre. Los Angeles, (10); Ar chie Bell, New York, defeated Harry Flerro, Chicago, Foul, (5): Tony Talerlco, Walla Walla. Wash., knocked out Oscar Baker, Chicago, (3): Solly Schumann. Chicago outpointed Irish Micky Gill, Dublin, Ireland, ). Minneapolis Billy Wells, Eng land, and Billy Light. St. Paul. Minn., drew, (10); Brltt Gor man, Minneapolis, outpointed I Qulnta Lee, Birmingham. Ala., (8). Erie, Pa. Rosey Rosales, Cleveland, outpointed Chuck Burns, Akron, O., (10). Hollywood, Cal. Homer Sheri dan, Omaha, Neb., outpointed Everett Strong, Seattle, (10). St. Joseph, Mo. Jack Horner, St. Louis outpointed Benny Burna, Akron, O., (10). San Francisco Fred "Dummy" Mahan, Tombstone, Ariz., knock ed out Pet Meyers, San Fran cisco, (10). Community of Interest: The feeling everybody baa when a baby belonging to somebody els needs Oregon State Get. First Seattle Game SEATTLE. Jan. IS (API- Toe University of Washington oasxeioaii team, touted aa tha favorite in the Pacific coast con ference race, was defeated 34 to 14 by Oregon Stat college here last night. After trailing all the way in tbe early part of the game, the Beavers put on a driv in the last fiv minutes ot play which gave them the contest. Th teams meet here again tonight. Hot Dog!! 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Smith broke up th link tram ot Smith and Ruth today and set out alone In quest of golfing honors. Challenge Cox A challenge to former Gover nor James M. Cox ot Ohio was promptly answered and the two each ot whom has been th demo cratic party atandard bearer In a presidential campaign arranged an lS-hola battle. Koryrta Frankfurter ScKla. water ha always occu pled ao Important place on the Babe's baseball menu, but when th Bambino took to the fair way yesterday be forgot th usual complement of frankfur ters. Th cooling beverage. Im bibed by itself under a hot aun, Immediately produced an attack ot cramps. Tbe result was a licking for Batv and Al at the hands ot Bob Shawkey, new Yankee manager. and Bill Klem. the umpire. The count was S and 7. Nets Par 4 Off to a suapy atart, thanks to a couple ot long drives and a S0- foot putt by the former governor which netted a par 4. th pair made good progress until th turn was reached. At th turn cool drinks wer waiting, but no frankfurters. Fom then on Al and Babe bit the toboggan. Dabe Calla Time Out Bab called time out once, but h was determined lo finish and In the end boasted a medal score ot j. Th former governor, who had start.d o well became af flicted by hla partner' collapse and wound up with a card ot I If. -Shawkey had II and Klam II. ' Th card tell th atory of tbe downralt ot Al and Bab. Shikat Tosses Big Russian Grappler ST. LOUIS. Jan. IS. (AP) DUV Shlkal, recognised lu sev eral atates as heavyweight wrest ling champion, toasad Matroa Klr llenko, Russian threat. In It minute lu th mala rnt ot a wrestling card her last Bight Roy Steele. !14, of Seattle, and Oeorg llagen. 115. ot Nw York, tussled el minute to draw while Fred Grobmtlr, 101, of "nneaiol. pinned Paul Jonea, 103, of Loa Angeles, In 30 minutes. STANFORD IIKATH IT. 8. O. aaaMB LOS ANGELES. Jan. II. TX. P.) Stanford university's bas ketball team defeated th Uni versity of Southern California la a Pacific coast conference gam. 35 to 13, her last night Th victory gives Stanford aa ven break In th conference stand ings so far with on gam lost and on victory. U. 8. C. has lost two game (gainst oa vie lory. Kid Berg on Way To Championship Mix With Mandell NEW YORK, Jan. IS. (AP) Jack (Kid) Berg, th human perpetual motion machine from England, today occupied a etra leglo position from which to fir challeng at th king of all th lightweight. Hominy Mandell of Rock ford, III. Brg gained th finest triumph of his American Invasion In Madison 8uuar Cardan last night when h gav Tony Cansonarl, former featherweight champion. a terrltto beating lu a ten round bout fought befor 18,100 specta tors. Berg now needs only to turn back Al 8lnger, Bronx Idol, later In th Indoor aeaaou to ftaln a title "shot" with Mandell In on of th big outdoor (how of th year. Except for th first and third round. Berg gav Cansoutrl a thorough trouncing. Carrying th fight to hla stocky llttl rival, th Briton (lung leather from vry angl. apllt Tony lips and cheeks and opened up cuts over both ot th llttl Italian' ya. Hockey Deadlock Remains Unbroken SEATTLE, Wash.. Jan. II. (A. P.) Portland and Vancouver still wr deadlocked tor first plac In th Pacific Coast Hockey Leagu today sa th result of th Buckaroo' 1 lo 0 victory ovr 8attl her laat night and th Lion i to t win over Vic toria at VanouTr. Portland started early In th gam her lo icor In th first period. They kept th Eskimos shooting at Andy Altkenhead'l net (rum allher Just lnul III blu line or at It Ihro.i ' the remainder ot the battle Seattle was unable, mm but on or two nicetittous, to liatll through the Portland defense which guarded carefully the one point lead gnluril when I. mill L'oupex sank a pass from Army Armstrong. Vancouver hsd mure trouble downing th tall 'end Victoria elub. 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