n ednesday, January 29, 1930
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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REFEREE MADE
ERROR: LOrSKI
AWARDED FIGHT
"Eleven - Day Decision"
In Category With
"Fourteen Count"
CHICAGO, Jan. t. (AP)
The "eleven-day dedalon" hu
Joined th now famous "four
teen count" t Chicago's con
tributlona to the oddities of the
prist ring.
Last nlgbt, eleven daye after
Loo Lomskl, the "Aberdeen a
atalB," bad exchanged round
bout right and letu tor II
round with Jamet Braddock, the
rutted llght-heavywlght from
Jeraer City, the Illinois atate ath
letic commlsilon revealed that an
rror bad been had by the ref
eree and that Lomskl waa en
titled to the decision Inatead
of a draw.
Kan Tay Bel
The ruling waa made official
aad many fane, who wagered
heavily on the outcome of the
match, found tbemeelvea recelv
lng or paying out aa the unex
pected ruling dlcated.
Referee) Excited
Undue excitement and poor
ere, Davy Miller, waa blamed
for the mix-up by the commls
arithmeUc on the part of the ref
alon. At the conclusion of the
fight, one judge roted for Lom
skl. another Toted for Braddock,
while Miller called the match a
draw with hl deciding rot. The
decision was booed by thouasnds
of the tana, most of whom belter
ed Lomskl to be the winner by a
wld margin even though he was
floored once. The next day, sec
retary Walter Geort ui ..;i i ouu
mlssion examined the acoro
sheets of the Judges and ref
eree, the commission's explana
tion raid, and discovered that
while the Judges had totaled
their points correctly ihat Ref
eree MUler bad mad a mistake,
his tally sheet showing four
rounds for Lomskl, two for
itraddork ar' four Ten.
- Matchmaker Pleased
Th reversal was especially
good news to Machmaker Scotty
Monteith of Detroit, who had ar
ranged to hare the winner meet
M' key Walker soon. Although,
he had said he believed Lomskl
had won tad was '.lied to the
match, the reversal lifted n little
load of worry from Mm.
Some times a swelled head Is
caused by shrinking brains.
m, Lssesrr k Ursa TwjCIoCb,
Dempsey Colorful
at Refereeing, Too
- (A Jeif osin em
if Yi fttnnil Than
mm m
By AL UKMAKKK
(Former Pitcher N. Y. Olauts)
When Jack Dempsey Is not
promoting boxing match or
makiug personal appearance on
the vaudeville atage h la dash
ing over the country and acting
as the third man in the ring, aa
a drawing card.
He Is probably the most un
usual referee lu fight history.
Her is a man refereeing fights
that could crawl through the
ropes at any given moment and
lick the whole gang of present
day heavyweights.
It Is Ilk an umpire who could
hit mors and longer home runs
than Bab Ruth, standing be
hind the plate and Judging balls
and atrik on the Bambino.
Former Balkline
Champ to Appear
In National Play
CHICAGO, Jan. II (AP)
George Butler Sutton, the billiard
player with the fancy goatee and
flowing mustache who won the
lt.l balkline championship more
than a decade ago, la attempting
a comeback.
He has removed hit goate and
mustache, too, a he wants to ap
pear much younger than hi to
odd years.
"Ton must look younger these
days If yon hop to get work or
billiard opponents," he exlalned
"It used to be, yon had to look
old."
Sntton has entered the na
ttonal balkline tournament to be
held next month In BU Louis.
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on the skis its
BALANCE
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DOBYNS MAKES
ANIMAL SURVEY
Count alums Hides of 800 Pre
datory Animals Taken Ity Hunt
ers In Cuunty During: Veer
Harold W. Dobyns, assistant
leader of the predatory ani
mal control and biological sur
vey of Portland, haa Just com
pleted a anrvey of the situation
In Klamath county and also In
Lake county.
Thar ar two government
hunters located la Klamath
county, Charlea Glasgow at Bon
ansa and C. Conklln at Merrill.
Any depredations of stock
throughout the county by pre
datory animals should be re
ported directly to C. A. Hend
erson, county agent, and one
of the hunters will make an In
vestigation. '
The survey here shows that
the trappers have secured the
hides of over 300 coyotes and
ot- - predatory animals In thla
county during the past year and
have poisoned many others tor
which no credit can be given
slue th pells were net secured.
In the stute of Oregon during
th past year trappera have kill
ed 40S coyotes, S75 bob cats,
t cougars, 1 timber wolf and 23
stock killing bears In addition to
numerous porcupines.
Staters Step Into
Second Place Tie
CORVALLIS. Ore, Jan. I. (A
P) Oregon Stat basketball
quintet defeated University of
Washington for the second time
1 to 1? here last night, putting
themselves In a second place tie
with th Huskies and Idaho.
Washington State ' was left In
undisputed possession of first
place in the northern division.
Like the Monday night game, the
batti see-eawed back and forth
with not more than three points
separating the teams. The Husk
ies led 10 to at halt time. The
Ora e atar. Buck Grayson was
aga" much la evidence, hold
lng th two Washington players
that opposed him scoreless a Ml
counting four points himself.
Th two victories over the
Huskies haa put the Staters on
edge for their coming battle with
their ancient rivals at Eugene
6aturdny night. Oregon dropped
their two games to 1- Husklei
losing the second game by a
scant one-point margin.
Smith Wins From
Bayless 30 to 21
In th three-cushion billiard
tournament at th Klamath Rec
reation last evening Smith a 30
point man won from Bayless al
so a 30 point man by th score
of SO to 11 in 70 Innings. .
Howard a 30 point man won
from Douglass a. It point man
30 to IT In 67 Innings.
Th schedule for tonight. Perry
vs. Bayless. Adams vs. Douglass
Thursday, Howard vs. Smith.
Brandon vs. Norln.
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SUCH POPULARITY MUST BE DESERVED
BOWLING
RESULTS
It Night's Howling.
In th Mercantile Bowling lea
gue Connolly Bros, took three ol
four points from Montgomery
Ward Co.
Ed Arthur s took all four from
Oregon Stages,
Likewise the Qolden Rule
Stor from Blue Bird Barber
Shop.
Al Sherman of the Golden
Rulers waa high tor the evening
with tS.
Th scores: .
Ed Arthur
Norln
Carroll
Arthur
Total
1SS lit Ml
147 13 1S1
11 lit 114
1S4 la? lit
.....IS 9 It lit
SOI
41
ill
4t
114
Cssper
Lorent
Total
T30 111 7S 1310
Oregon Stages Total
Walker 147 l?t US 451
Klnsey 134 141 141 41s
Hall 111 141 IT! Hi
Becker IIS lit 104 S41
Harris 141 1 IS 101 363
Handicap ...... 8 50 60 14S
Total 714 754 707 HS5
Connolly Bros. Total
brlscoll 11 175 ITS ill
.N'llschlem .......117 IS 144 410
Schaal .-.IIS lit lit 477
Pool 163 153 1S4 500
Loreni SOI It 161 617
Total 75 791 S45 1411
Montgomery Ward Total
Smidl 113 117 100 340
Meigs 131 17 3 404
David ICS 1S 134 4SS
Thomas .'101 17 131 414
Robertson 174 137 137 441
Handicap II 6S 14 104
Total 7? I5t 661 111
Golden Rule Total
Lee .....171 155 15S 4S5
Peterson lit 150 151 4S4
Mitchell 163 169 131 46S
Wilson ISt 151 ltl Hi
Sherman SOS 311 167 til
Total S04 S61 SOS S46S
Blue Bird Barbers Total
Chapman 14 161 1S4 414
Olln ltl 161 86 370
Sailing 111 U 139 S7I
Versaw 111 114 144 tit
Stamper 10 116 14 373
Handicap It 1 tl 177
Total 711 770 70 !!76
Underwood Leaves
To Inspect Lodges
C. H. Underwood Is leaving
today for Salem where he will
make hi official - visit to th
Salem Elks lodge on Thursday,
and from there will go to Ore
gon City. An official visit to
the Oregon City Elks lodge will
b mad on Friday and th Al
bany lodge on Saturday, Mr.
Underwood stated.
Mr. Underwood who Is deputy
grand exalted ruler tor Oregon,
south, will be accompanied by
Perry DeLap, who Is president
of th Oregon State Elk as
sociation. They plan to return
to Klamath Fall on Sunday.
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CHAMPIONSHIP
FINALS TODAY
Billiard Tourney N'arrowe Down
To Kiu-nier t'hautplmi anil
Meres llrglnner lu
lllg Circle.
PORTLAND, Ore., Juu. I (A
P) The l'aeltlo northwest ama
teur It. I balklln billiard cham
pionship was to be decided her
today aud Indication wr Ihat
tl final and deciding gam
would b fought between n new
comer to major play aud a for
mer world'e ehaunilou and pres
ent Pacific coast title holder.
Wallgtvn strata Today
Monrad C. Wallgreu, fcverelt.
Washington contribution to the
realm of th Ivory spheres, who
lost th world's title to Ray Kes
sendeu at Madl.on, Wlaconalu,
last November, today headed the
field with three viclorlea aud no
defeats. C. Q. Olaguer, Port-'
land s reprosentatlv aud mere
beglnuer In big time circles, also
possessed a clnau slate, but he
was matched with Peier Klein
sohmldt of Seattle In the first of
today'a matches while Y'a,tlgren
was to remain Idle until the final
gam.
Uoth In Good Form
Wallgren and Olaguer weath
ered the second round yesterday
In tru championship style. Wall
grem recklessly toppling over Pa
cific northwest records, defeated
Sam Cooper 160 to 17 In 11 In
nings, la hi spectacular per
formance th Everett sharp
shooter ealabllshed new best sin
gle gam and high run averages
with 10, 1 and 17, respectively.
Cooper also was Olaguer'a vic
tim yesterdsy. The Portland
artist emerged from hie match on
th long end of a ISO to 154
score. He needed 47 Innings to
turn th trick. Olaguer had a
high run of :, Cooper It.
Portland Bucks
Have Opportunity
To Grab Pennant
SEATTLE. Jan. 19, (AP)
By virtu of their I to 1 over
tim victory over th homeless
Victoria Cube her last night,
th Portland Buckaroo will have
a chanc to gain unmolested
leadership In the Pacific Coast
hockey league next Thursday
night when they meet the Seat
tle Eskimo In th Oregon city.
Laat night's win put the Burks
within on point of th first
place Vancouver Lions. -
A.'.cr scoring two goal lead
agnl-st th Cubs, the Portland
clan nearly threw th gam
away when they lot their giant
dc'-nas ace. Jack Pratt, who
slugged Net Judge Frank Vane
Victoria brok Into th (cor
ing olumn when Jimmy Evans
took a long shot from side
which barely caught th Pir.lanl
net. Pratt protested that the
pu-'- hit the outalde pip instead
of th net aad wonnd np by
striking Vance. Referee Mickey
Ion sent him off th lc and
fined him $25 for hi conduct.
FIGHTS OF
LAST NIGHT
Ity Th Associated Press
Nkl WYOUK Vletoi Ferraud,
Spain, outpointed Freddy Latlan
slu. New York, tl).
JACKSONVILLE, Ha. Young
Manual Qutnturo, Tampa, out
pointed Hurry Wallacb, Brook
lyn. (10).
WILKESBARRR. Pa Johnny
Farr, Cleveland, oulpoluled Sieve
Smith, Bridgeport, Conn., (10).
DETROIT Battling Crist De
troit, knocked tut Bill Dcowut,
Pontlac, Mich., (1).
INDIANAPOLIS Jackie Pur
vis. Toronto, outpointed 11 Illy
Petrolic, Fargo, N. D.. (10).
8T. PETERSBURG, ria. Tony
Leto, Tampa, outpointed Harry
Forbes, Chicago, (10).
LOS ANGELES Fidel Labar
ab, Lo Angeles, oulpoluted John
ny Torres. Los Angeles, (10).
Opinion Awaited
Regarding Status
of Governorship
SALEM, Ore., Jan. II, (AP)
Mies Beatrice Walton, secret
ary to Governor Norblsd. has
ssked Attorney General Van
Winkle for aa opinion on the
Question whether there will be
a short term to fill In the of
fice of governor at th Novemb
er election. la Portland the
queatlon has been ralssd wheth
er It will be necessary to elect a
governor to aerv from November
I, th dat of th election, to
January 11, the dtte on whl h
the go.ernor elected for the
fou--year term will take office
Th question arises became of
th wordl tg of th constitutional
provision applying to tha tenure
tt office of governor Xorblad s
sure-;or to th 1st Governor
Pattersod.
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WOMEN OUT TO
LAY MEN LOW
Fair Idaho Lniranle (teal Part to
Take lko Talio Dog Derby
In .Name of tlrnlln Net
TAHOI TAVERN, Calif., Jan
SI, (AP) Two young women
met In th snow hsrs today, shoo It
hand and sealed a pact. "May
the best woman wlu," they said
"but above all, let the best msn
loss."
Ilolu From Idaho
Th women war Thula Geelan
of Mot'all, Idaho, and "Whlsllln
Lyd" HutohlDson of Ashton.
Idaho, sols femlnln entrants In
th to-mll dog derby to be run
through the snows bstween Ta-
ho and Trucks Friday, Saturday
and Sunday. By their pact they
ar out to beat th men.
Prla Valuable
Th rsc u to be run In dally
laps of 10 miles each. Cash prlsee
totaling 14.000 and possession for
a year of the Marco Hollman tro
phy go to the winner. Among the
coulendera will be "Scotty Alien,'
ray Deleaene, Tud Kent and a
halt doson other veterans of the
snow.
Mere Youth Eaters
Entrants went about prepara
tions for the event today, putting
their nialamutes over the froten
trails. The pressnc In th rsoe
of Delbert Uroom, 17-year-old en
trant from Rlgby. Idaho, Is at
tracting as much attention as I list
of the two women.
CONTINUE HEARING.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 1. (AP)
A hearing on the petition of
Alexander Pantagea. multi-millionaire
showman recently con
victed of a criminal assault, was
continued until 4:30 p. m. today
after two doctors, on county
physician, had testified he was
a victim of angina pectoris, a
heart disease, and that further
Incarceration might prove fatal.
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curious fact that the bett-tasN
ing cigarette it the one in which no
tingle taste quality is too evident.
Over-mildnetB, for example or over
richness show lack of "balance" just
as plainly as harshness or bitterness.
On this basis, test Chesterfield.
Aroma, smoothness, satisfying good
ness, flavor, mildness, all presentbut
none emphasized at the expense of
others. The one goal is taste better
taste, balanced taste
"TASTE dbove everything"
Marcus Puts Over
Knockout in Less
Than One Round
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. tl. (A
P) Jo Marcus, Portland's leap
ing lightweight surprlssd a big
crowd at the auditorium last
night when b look lb measure
of Iloiiuy (Kid) Carter, Los An
geles Mexican, with a good re
cord to hit credit. Th bout
was over In lest than on round.
Jot's opening punch, a right to
th Jaw, floored the Mexican for
a count of two, but so dated hi in
h wat unablt to offer any f
fectlve resistance to Jos In
sistent attack and aoon want
down for a rount of nine, lo be
fnllov-d by th finishing blow.
Marcua weighed HI and Cart
er 1IT.
Do!a-Aatrsoa Draw
Th fsatur of th vnlng
waa (he esnsatlonal ten-round
return engagement of Mickey
Dnlan, Porllsnd and Jimmy An
derson. Astoria. Th llltl mid
gets went ten fsst and furious
rounds without let-up, that
had the crowd on edge through
out. Dolan sent Andsrson down
In the first round, but from that
lime on It waa give and take.
Anderson's gsmenets and aggrea
slvsnesa overcoming DoUn's first
round sdvantsge.
Kent Kayoe Itlarkwell
Kenneth Kent, Portland mid
dleweight with th terrific
punch, knocked out Jo Black
well, Eugene. In the fifth of
their six-round hnut. Itlarhwel
put up a game fight, hut two
ronserutlv knockdown, such
ss Keut ran deliver, waa enough. I
Billy Jenkins knocked out.
Freddy llsrt lu th fourth
round of th curtain-raiser
Swede" Nelson. Vernonla, noaed
out Pete Byrnea, Portland la an
other torrid four-rounder to take
the decision.
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yet THEY SATISFY