The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 20, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, January 20, 1930 PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON US IIP IP WILDCATS Klamath High County Team Loe Hoop Game 15-9 The Bruvea earn down from Chlloquln Ut night and scored victory llnt the Wlldcate In hoop cam In the Klamath Union high school gym. 15 to . It was the first gsme lost by tka Wlldcata thla aaaaon on a Catalan Hoor. but notwlthstand thar met, tba game waa fast and exciting. Daring tba first qusrter tba Wildcats bald tba Chlloquln playere down to a acora of to 1, but In tha aacond quarters Chlloquln scored 1 poInU and tba local bora none. The acora at tha and of tba third quartar w.. n to 7. Allan. Wildcat centar. acorad five polnta. and Nlchola. Chllo quln cantor, ran up seven polnta for bia warn Lineups Cblloqaia Evene Nelson Nlchola Thompson Wildcats Crawford Houaton Allan Van Buskirk Recksrd RF LF C RG LC Keller Frank Hall, referee. Minnesota Wants Coach Selected By End of Week MINNESOTA. Jan. JO, (AP) Tha University of Mlnneaota will have naw football coach before tha and of tha week. Thla waa indicated today ai Dr Lotus D. Coffman. president of the Univerelty, began looking oyer tha list of likely candldatea to aaceeed Dr. Clarence W. Spears, who on Saturday signed as head football coach at the University of Oregon. Dr. Spears returned today to present his formal resignation as Oopher gridiron mentor, a post ha had held tar fire yeare. Ha ex pressed hlmaalf aa well pleased with his new Job. which will pay a salary of til. 500 annually. No IndlTidual has yet been agreed upon as Spears' successor at Minnesota by Dr. Coffman, and tha senate committee on lnter-col-lactate athletics, the ruling body of sports at the Gopher school, which is anxious to bare one se lected this week. Spring football practice beglna February 1. Three-Cushion Tourney Starts At K-R Tonight JPhat is considered the most scientific of all games will be dem onstrated tonight at the Klamath Recreation parlors when tha three cushion billiard tournament op ens. The contestants hare been handicapped so aa to make the race as even as possible. T. V. Brsndon. to win, must score 28 points before his opponent, A. E. Adams, acorea 25. R. K. Howard must score SO points to win over S. E. Norin at 28. Tomorrow evening A. Perry and C. R. Smith ahonld furnish tae fana a lively exhibition, aa both players are at 80, while D. w, Bayless at 10 points will have bit handa full with A. T. Totten at 24 All games start at 8 o'clock, ant the public is Invited. Woman Foot Racer Sets World Record SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 20 (AP) Misa Clarice Kennedy set a new world record for women In aa international track meet here lately, running the 80 meter hurdlea in 12 1-5 seconds. Running from acratch In the first race of his antipodean tour, Leo Lermond, young Amur lean middle distance star, easily won a mile event In four min utes tt seconds. The listed world record for the 80 meter hurdles for women Is It 4-5 seconds set by Miss Von Bradow of Germany In Ber lin in 127. Giant Camera To Box Friday Night NEW YORK, Jan. 20, (AP) Prlmo Camera, whose 285 pounds are distributed over a frame 80 Inches high, makes his American fistle debut tbls week in a ten. round bout against Rig Boy Peter son of Minneapolis at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Car nera'a Inaugural appearance baa stolen much of the general inter eat that otherwise might have been devoted to the weekly shows at Chicago, Philadelphia, Boston snd Cleveland. Two ehamplons, Jackie Fields king of the welterweights, and Bat Battallno. featherweight tit' holder, awing into action during the week In non-titular bouts. DOYLE LOSKH HOLT JOHANNESBURG, Union of South Africa, Jan. 20, (AP) Tha American featherweight, Mickey Doyle, lost a fifteen round battle here last night to iue South African, Ernie Eiistice. Doyle weighed 128, and Eustlce Tuffy" and Jack Are Good Pair fly AL DEMAREK Former l'ltcher w York Giants It looks like -Tuffy" Ortmth and Jack Sharkey will head the boxing carnival at Miami, Flor ida. February IT. Von Porat looks like a good bet against either Victoria Campolo or Paulino VJsucudun in tha second ten." I have no Idea whether thla is the contemplated pro gram and am merely hassrdiug guess. Tuffy" Griffith haa been com ing fast In his last two bouts and gave Johnny Rlsko. the "rub ber man." a decisive trimming his last time ouU Tuffy told me an amusing In cident In his Rlsko tight. Johnny socked me one In the early rounds right on the nose," said Tuffy. "and while we were In a clinch. I said 'That one was certainly a beaut yon hand ed me, Johnny'." 'There waa nothing tha mat ter with that one you landed on my bum ear in the second round either, Tuffy,' he answered, try ing to return the compliment." Second Hunt For Gold Started In Lower California AGCA CALIENT A. Lower Cal ifornia, Jan. 20. (AP) On the historic ground where once Span ish conquistadors halted In their search for gold, more than a hun dred of tha country's picked golf exponents will renew thia quest over the Agua callente course. urged on by an unprecedented pnrse of 225.000. Full Course Out Yesterday these high-ranking professionals, Intermingled with a small scattering of prominent am ateurs, swung aronnd the new par 71 course for the first time. In an effort to solve Its Intrica cies and peculiarities. Few kept scores, preferring to meander over the untried fair way, testing them from all an gles. Most Difficult on Coast In the opinion of these and oth er leadera, the coarse Is the most difficult on the pacific coast. Al Esplnoaa, veteran Chlcagoan, said It waa tha most difficult layout he bad struck In many a moon. He had a 74 to show for his efforts. The mystery of Just who wilt he able to beat master the course dur ing the four days of 72 hole med al play was left tight In the grasp of the well trapped falrwaya. With only four par three holes. It is certain that tha tourney will de velop Into a hard driving contest, coupled with an expert putting touch. Calif ornians All But Swamp Rivals DEL MONTE, Calif., Jan. 20, (AP) Overcoming all Oregon opposition in a handy fashion. California piled np a score of 29 to I to win the interstate golf matches concluded here yester day. The Calif ornians won 12 to 2 at Pebble Beach. At Cy press Point the score was Cali fornia 17, Oregon 3. The match between Dr. Paul Hunter of the aouth, and Rudie Wiihalm, Portland, was the out standing one of the play. Hun ter was the star of the to-'-na-ment, acorlnK a net 75, three over par on the Pebble Beach course, to add to his par 72 at Cypress Point. Wllhelm shot a 79 on Peh'il- " --h. Wllhelm and Panl Murphy. union captain, halved thfir match with Dr. Hunter nnd Ed. win Eddy of California la yes terday's play. WAN' ER UNDER KNIFE. PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20, (APt Lloyd Waner, Pittsburgh pir ate outfielder, hsd bis appendix removed here today and waa re ported In good condition follow ing the operation. Aside tvou. slowing down dur-,g early spring training;, the operation was not expected to Interfere with Wan- Billiard League Formed; Bowlers In Fine Form Eight of the cream of the ' three-cushion billiard players I formed a loague Friday evening ' to piny a round robin schedule at the Klamath Recreation begin ning Monday evening. Cbaa. Weber, the local daddy of the game, haa been selected aa official handlcapper. The achedule for the first round laMonday, Jau. 20th: T. A. Brandon vs. A. E. Adams, R. E. Howard vs. 8. E. Norin. Tuesdsy Jan. 21: J as. A. Perry va. C. R. Smith, D. W. Bayless vs. A. T. Tottea. The Fraternal Bowliug League started Ita aeason Friday night at the Klamath Recreation with the following results: Moose Total Ord Mitchell. .1S8 82 12 40 H. Hvland . ..140 10 124 281 Win Ualdwln..l02 145 110 3(8 L. L. Baldwin. .123 188 11 441 !t reunion US 182 134 447 I Total 693 71? CIS I02S Red Men Total E. D. Jones.... 14 7 138 144 439 R. Beers 161 131 128 430 E. Norin 1SS 183 165 532 C. Chapman. 107 126 148 291 A. Sherman....l64 207 210 581 Total 764 784 785 ISS1 Lions Club: Forfeited. Elks No. 1 Total Watters 167 149 151 467 L. Houston 158 177 166 502 C. Moore 124 146 202 572 Crosby 140 163 168 477 Hayden 182 :00 IS 581 Total .7S2 540 S77 2498 Amer. Legion Tola' A. Bussman.-.161 175 156 492 F. Van Ash 145 149 133 427 J. Argravea..120 134 152 406 J. Glover 144 178 14S 510 F. McMIUan.136 155 156 446 Total ...705 791 745 2241 Elks No. 2 Total C. Schaal 138 120 102 361 J. Parmalee..-112 116 145 273 O. Ellis 131 156 183 475 R. La Praria.,169 133 144 437 O. Lorens 165 176 123 462 Total 705 699 704 210S Shires Selected To Referee Bout CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 20 (A P) Rlcardo Bartasolo, Italian heavyweight, and Johnny Kisko of Cleveland, will slug It out In a scheduled 10-round fight here to night, with the winner expecting preference In arranging future skirmishes among the heavy weight contenders. The proceeds of the program will be given to the family of the late Ray Campbell, boxing writer for the Cleveland News. Tickets have been aold for a capacity at tendance of 10.000 at the public hall. Art (The Great) Shires is to referee one. of the six-rnuud bouts. FLOW JUMPS TRACK THE DALLES. Ore., Jan. 20 (A P) A snow plow was derailed from the Spokane. Portland and Seattle track; at Grande Dalles, serosa the river from here, today slightly damaging the tracka. No one waa Injured. Traffic on the line was detoured over tha Union Pacifio until repalra could be made. RECKARD Checker Taxi, Inc. Now operating a sche d u 1 e at Weyerhaeuser Mill with cars, on and after Jan. 25th will be operated with 20-passen-ger bus. PHONE 77 Still More Millions Treat Colds Direct Round-About Method of "Dosing' Glvea Way To Modern Vaporizing Bnlve More and more people each year are giving up the alow. In direct way of treating colds by "dosing" with internal medicines, and are adopting the modern direct treatment Vlcka Vapo- Rub. Vlcka goes direct to the affect ed parts and checks the cold in two ways Its medicated vapors, released by the beat of the body, are inhaled direct to the inflamed air-passages: at the same time It acta direct through the akin like a poultice or plaster, "drawing out" tightness and soreness. VIcks la especially apreclated by mothers because It Is just rubbed on. and therefore, cannot upaet children s delicate stom achs aa "dosing" ia so apt to do. Today the whole trend of medical practice la away from needles dosing." To keep pace with the ever growing doroand, the famous slogan, "17 Million Jars Used Yearly," was raised to "21 Mil lion" a short time ago. This fig ure too has been outgrown, as there are now "Over 26 Million Jars Used Yearly" a Jar for every family In the United States. CoaE So? Meat!: YOUNG COAL COMPANY 102 KLAMATH AVE. LOUISE OALTDN RETURNS HOME New Note of Merrill Related by Herald Correspondent. (Sporlal lo The Herald) Wtlma Offleld, correspondent MERRILL. Ore., Jan. 20. Ml Loul'e Daltou arrived home Wed nesday ovenlng. Owing to 111 health Mtsa Dalton was compelled to give up her work at the uni versity for this semester. Mrs. W. F. Hill returned to her home In Merrill Wednesday stlr noon after an absence of severul weeks spent In ldsho. John Grey, who haa been ill of pneumonia. Is reported slightly Improved. Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. Brown, ac companied by Miss Vera Otfteld. attended the show in Klamath Falls Thursday afternoon. Friends of Miss Iva Ginhaugh have received word of br mar riage to Victor Kirtley at Madera. Calif., on January 4. Mra. Kin ley made here home in Merrill for several years. Misa Vetva Woods departed for Sun Francisco Monday, where sbs will enter nurses training at the St. Francis hospital. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Woodhoute left Friday for Eugene, where Mra. Woodhouse underwent a ma- Jor operation the first of the week Mrs. Jack Wilson was hostess at a ohrlstenlng breaktaat last Sunday morning for little Mar garet May Gulnnon. The guests were Mr. and Mra. John Gulnnon. Mr. and Mra Rudolph Katten- horn. Jack Wilson, the honor guest and the hostess. The regular meeting of the Ladles Aid was held at tha home of Mrs. R. H. Anderson, Wednes day afternoon, only a few mem bers being present, due to the bsd roads. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowman were host aud hostess at a dinner Wednesday evening. Plates wsr laid for Meurs Leslie Rodgers, Andrew Collier. M. A. Bowmsn. Msster Vernon Bowman and Mrs. W. A. Bowman. Misses Barbara and Wlnnltred Brooks returned to their home lu Keno Sunday after a week apent with their grandparents, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Brown. Charlea Rlghtmiere and family have moved to their ranch In the M.-rrill valley. Mrs. I. W Bnrris left Friday for California, where aha will vis It with her son Edward, for some time. Mr and Mrs. Rudolph Katten horn were dinner guesta of the John Llckey Friday evening. London has never hsd mor than tour hours' sunshine on Christmas Day. Klamath Mineral Hot Springs Natatorium NOW OPEN , Swimming Pool, Tuba and Shower 503 Spring Street Soothe and Smooth Skin Cares Away! 5 Lemon Cocoa Bul't? Skin Cream EOc, Lotion 50c Wsrd off the in effects of winter weather by using Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream and Lotion. Their ft t cooling, heelln? properties m give the skin a silken smoothness. Sold only at RexaH Stores. Star Drug Co. 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( AP) Holding no siilialanllsl federal Qiieitlon to ha Involved, the su premo court today rofussd lo re view tha appeal of tha Yamhill Kloclrlo company, challenging tha right of MoMluuvlllu, Ore., lo com pel with It oiHslda the city limits. HW.KM u iu:uw SAI.1CM, Or., Jan. SO. ( AP) After riding through Ruitday with a maximum nf II dsgreve above sero the official tempera ture plunged down during the nliht to a minimum of 1 bslnw sero, tha coldest since Decem ber 101, when ( below wss re corded. Hciting And Plumbing 4'onirarlor and Knghteers ,intl. IIKI'Allt S. L. Waters and W. E. Gruenhagen iot n. mil. Phone sun IIT KOl'H OYV EYE" W have ready-to-waar spao tsoles, all numbers, for reading and far and near, aa iwi-au-Ao YORK'S Cash Stor. 1114 Mala atrt Klamath rails. Oregon on tne ' ' -it (1 CIGAR NEEDED h if? is i, . - .-.-.rr. ' 1 L V' ,r' r,, ' Cremo Sanitary If UA ' era work.