The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TexttAUhi TWO TilJB. fcVfcWL,U HbKAUJ, KLAlUAiri ALLS, UKLUOIN Thuiuduy, February m, VETERAN BONE CRUSHER GOES MARCHING ON "Stringier" Defeat Dr. Sarpolig Before Large Crowd PORTLAND, Or., Feb. 1, (A F) Ed (Stranglar) Lewie, form r world's heavyweight champion vraitltr, goes marching on. Last Bight t ta andltorlum ho de fatted Dr. Karl Sarpolis, Cleve land medic, before the largest and wildest crowd or wrestling (ana that vr witnessed a snatch In Portland. It waa the econd tlm Lewis had turned the trick on Sarpolis. who, as In his former match, showed up well against tha former cham pion so far aa wrestling ability was concerned, but waa greatly handicapped by the strategy dis played by the veteran. Lewis surprised the big crowd and Sar polis br clamping a toe twister en tha doctor before the match bad been underway a minute, nd I minutes and 40 seconds from the call of time, Sarpolis pounded the mat. Sarpolis came back strong and wont right af ter Lewis, using a little of every thing and took tbe second fall in IT minutes, SO seconds with a combination flying tackle butts and hie specialty, flying body scissors. Lewis asked an ad' dltlonal five minutes after the rest period was over. After 10 minutes of lively wrestling in the third session with the ad vantage aeemtagly in Sarpolis' favor. Lewla suddenly damped an his famous beadlock, from which tha Ohio man was unable to free himself and after be ing slsmmed to the canvaa three times. Lewis pinned him down. Sarpolis waa groggy and bad to k helped from the ring. Lewis weighed JJ 1-1 pounds, Sar polis. 111. Im a rough and tumble 45 Binute preliminary. Bob Kruse and Andy Brown wrestled to a draw, neither taking a falL Perry Firt In KR Tri-Cuihion t , Billiard Tourney . "ft Boat xtraordlnary apsat hf form la both directions was dsv ' pisyed is toe play-off for tie for oarta place la aha three-cushion Millard tournament at the Klam ath Recreation last night. Baylaasv a 19 player, defeated tSrandoa. a II man. In 48 Innings T th aabeard-of acor of 10 to 1. Brandoa shot 14 frames before snaking Ua ena point, while Bay isse soorod li 14 first and second, a 1 In two others, and 1 each In tit re otberal he scored aero In i frames. ( Brandon aord 1( point In the game fc ahot with Barleas In the regular scheduled match of the tournament, coming within two point of winning the match. Smith Second Claud Smith won tbe play-off for the tie tor second place by defeating R. K. Howard 30 to 21 in (4 Innings. Claad started the match with a t run in th second inning, made 1 la each of two others, and a 1 In three others. Howard scored a 1 In each of two frames and had three frames of 1 esch. Jim Perry wins first prise, Clsud Smith second, R. JC. Howard third. D. W. Bsyless fourth and Clsud Smith also wins the special prii for th highest run In any one Inning. Form New League Th Klamath Billiard league ' waa organised at the Klamath Recreation last evening. The league is to be composed of eight players, and is to meet erry Mon day night for play In the follow, lng manner: Contestants to be chosen by lot. losers to drop out, winners of each match to play each other, until ona winner survives, he to be de clared the winner for the even' ing's play. All matches to be three-cuahlon play, ten points to the game. Those who have al ready entered are: R. E. How ard, Claud Smith, D. W. Bayless and Cha. Weber. It la expected that Jim Perry, winner of the tournament Just completed, will nter, aa well as others who show ed their wares In the contest. It - is hoped to bar at least eight P'ayere ready to start th league aezt Monday evening. BETTY COMPSOK la "Woman Woman"! Drama of th Mother Heart of a Dancer. I now I (vox Beef and Brawn Not Always Asset - i ?r ii v i J AT I TtlV' I . IYI POLK IS If A H6HTCH 1 LACKS riR Oow Firk3iMNOrt,we6MiNe 170 LIUi IK? VCD n OUNKNORST TS HllWMN BoTJR WHO WMTX O HIS DAY By AL PKMARKK If Primo Canera. th glaut Italian heavyweight and th lat est "big Bertha" of the ring, hasn't a thorough fighting spirit and native ferocity, his sis amounts to nothing at all, a det riment it anything. Go down th history of boxing sine th days of John Heebsn and see what the giants amount ed to. There were doiens of them like Ed Dunkhorst, th "humsu freight car." Carl Mor ris. Peter Matter, the "Dublin Giant," and even recently Wayn (Big) Munn. the wrestler, who is lust as big as Camera. Ot all lb lot only Jeas Willard won the heavyweight title, and that because he received a lucky break. Many comparatively small men were consunt mensces to the mammoths. Jack Dillon, the Gisnt Killer; Joe Waloot, Kid McCoy, Bob Fits Simmons, Stanley Ketchel, Hsrry Greb. Mike Gibbons, Les Dar cey, could probably lick almost any of thee mammoths liko Primo. th 'maa mountain.1 EAGLES' FIVE Sessler Brother and Mo Culloch Star; It Faat Game The Pelicans woa their Kth gam last night oa th Pelican courts from the Klamath Esgles by a acor ot 47 to 21. Walter Peterson, Pelican tor ward, and UcCuUoch.' Eagles' for ward, were second with 12 each. Robinson ot the Eaalea and Beck of the Pelicans went ont on fouls. McCulkfba of the Eagle was fouled eight times. Beaslers Stars Tha twin Sesalera nlaveri a hinv up game of ball and when th go ing got hard warmed np to real form. They passed and shot a wicked ball and were la there flrhtinr all fha time. Prr&nn got bot in the third Quarter and was au over me floor checking, Dassins: sad ainkin tbm frnm any position. In th first half he naa iron Die nnaing th hoop but one located, kept sinking them. Little Liouis Anderson played a bard fast gam at the guard posi tion, as did Herman Wakeman. Louis, on a held ball, woald go up to take It away from tbe Eagles' tallest man. Ha sunk them in from th side lines In th first naif, one, two, three, for six counter in sucoesslon. Herman Wakeman played a hard gam and la working nicely In th guard po sition. McCuiloch "Hot" McCullooh sunk all sight tries tor goal to get eight ot hi It point and played a bard gam. He is fast and a bard man to guard, and was th Eagles' big star. Robinson and Klrshner played good fast ball as did Ken dall and Olson. Huntley Walsb and DeSpain wer in there at times fighting hard. Th Eagles msde three substitutions, and the Pelicana made on. This has been th hardest and most exciting game ot tba season and was attended bv a urn crowd compared to the previous games. Tonight the Pelicans play th Chiioquin team on th Pelican court. Red Wenner kept score. Prcy Thornton and Glover were th timekeepers. Mert Kolts bsndisd the game. He called a very oloss game at all times which m.irc. for better basketbsll and more In terest' in th gam. Foils Is a member of th But Officials' as sociation and experienced In th handling of games. Th Pelicana to data hi,. played II games, winning them all to rnn np a total of 183 points to their opponents' 271. In ona gam they ran th acor ap to 1Z3, a record for southern Oregon. Bearcats Trounce E. O. Normal Quint LA GRANDE. Ore.. F.h li ra P) Willamette university's bss- aeiDau quintet defeated Eastern Oregon Normal II to 27 her last night. With 12 minutes to play, and the acora 28 to 20 in tha i.n. or' favor, tha Bearcats went on a scoring anree. Cardinal pa1 and Adams converted almost every iry. Hign scorers were: Cardi nal 24, Scales 18, Adams 11, and Pric for th Normal IX. -asssssssl iBSSSBl II i PELICANS TRIM Automotive League Scores Run Close In tha automotive bowling leagu last night at tha Klamath Recreation. Lorens Motor split even with Balelger-Fords. Chev rolet won all four points from Bulck Gsrage, and Hamaker Mo tor Co. won three out of four paints from Osklsnd-Pontlsc, The scores: Hamaker Motor l-a. Squires 1J 144 IIS Hamaker 1S1 175 111 Daley 161 151 1S7 53 4U 410 45 lis Psrsyck 10 136 148 Hill 117 147 1M Total 781 776 111 JJ71 Oakiaml-Ponl iw Brubaker 111 141 S04 4J Deal 111 117 14S "ilsirom 114 171 195 Itaymoud 141 111 141 410 La Prarle 164 15S 157 4T Grost .... lis 107 ill Handicap 31 34 38 104 Total 730 701 SIS 1251 liOrrna Motor 153 1S4 ISS 15 1J3 121 117 135 141 14 190 145 108 ITS 159 709 30 759 Drisroll . Carter Poff Parmale Lorens ... Total . 539 419 414 431 445 !29S. HaUigrr.Kv.nl 211 158 13 1S1 145 1S 15 127 145 507 495 43S 390 14 113 131 148 151 175 474 105 !399 35 35 35 917 729 753 t hcvrulrt Kales and Service 143 415 Lnhrey -...147 12S Anderson 143 I4S 19 133 178 121 439 39 639 3(7 Calvert 153 110 George 203 159 Lepley 117 129 Total 71 71 Ruick tiantgo Hrisioe 744 117 102 12 147 158 137 11 3 102 243 36S 40 4 23 437 40 2009 Servain 129 Berryhill U7 114 125 Reeves 134 125 Clark 151 114 Ryan 17 143 Handicap 18 Total 707 39 Skyliners Snow a Carnival Opens Sunday Morning Bend Is all aet to open the two-day Skyliners Snow Carnival Sunday morning. Th event will b stsged eight miles west of Sisters on the McKenil highway and on can drive car within 201 feet of the starting point. Five race will be run on the lltb. Including - a twenty-fiv mile marathon, a class B race of 8 miles, a 1 mil rac for ladies, a race for high school boys of three miles and a quart er mile race for th youngsters. If . snow conditions are bright there will be a few novelty races. Contestants have already entered tor the jumping events. An invitation is extended to all Klamath akl fana to attend the Bend races. Maloney Scores Technical Kayo BOSTON, Feb. 11, (AP) Jim my Maloney technically knocked out Al Friedman, bis Button hea vyweight rival, in the fourth round here last night, when Fried man plnnged through the ropea and struck his head on th edge of the ring. Th accident render ed Friedman unconscious for sev eral minutes. Friedman had launched a furious rush at Malon ey, which the latter side-stepped. ( Vera Cruz Suffers Heavy Fire Damage VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Feb. 13. (AP) Fir Inflicted a consider able loss In the business section of this city during the night. Tbe blaze broke out in a hat factory and apread rapidly to adjoining buildings and to an armory, where explosion ot stored am munition mad a spectacular display. In the midst of the fir tbe city's water supply failed and ths firemen were almost help less to combat the flame. BLACK TIGEKA DRAW SEATTLE, Feb. 13, (AP) Doc Snell, Tacoma, and Wildcat Car ter, Everett negro, lightweights, fought a six-round draw her last night. DOLA.V KAYOKS KILKEX SALEM, Feb. 13, (AP) Jim my Dolan, Portland, knocked out Terry Kileen, Independence, In the seventh round ot their ten-round main event her last night. MILL BLAHT DISASTROUS ROSTOV-ON-DON, U. 8. 8. R., Feb. 11, (AP) Twenty-eight persons wer killed and sixteen others Injured seriously in an eiploslon at th state grain mill her laat Monday. Th easusl tles wer officially announced only today. Best for COUGHS. vhoav luiHiiasa, FOLEY'S HONEYandTAR COMPOUND Ililll Moore ... S. George Hess ...v... Patty Balslger Handicap Total . Kor sale at PXDKRWOOD PHARMACY STELLA WALSH MAKES RECORD IN 220 SPRINT Cleveland Girl Lowera Former Mark By Two Seconds PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 13, (A P) Men aud women track ath- letea had new Indoor marks to shoot at today in th 45-yard sprint tor meu and th 320-yard sprint for women. Miss Stella Walsh, fleet-foot ed Cleveland girl, shattered the world's record In winning the International 320 in 3 4-5 arc onda at the annual games of the Meadowbrook club In the arena last night, while Cheater Bowman. Newark. A. C, hung up a new figure of five seconds flat In the 45-yard sprint. Bownisn's performance will not alsnd ss a world's record, for the 45-yard distance is not rec ognised In international competi tlon. The best previous record was 5 1-10 seconds, uinrie by Percy Williams, of Csnada, In 1929. llrcon! Will Stand Miaa Walsh's feat not only erased the old Indoor record of 2S 4-5 secouds Jointly establish ed by Klleu Brough, ot California and Catherine Donvan, Newark. X. J., In 1929. but alo equalled the outdoor mark for the dist ance made by Miss Brough last year. The Cleveland girl was about 15 yards ahead ot Dallas Cream er, Canadian stsr. when she bressted the tap. Oliver Kreug- er, of Tennessee, wss third and Mabel Gilllland, New York, fourth. Sets New OO-Varil Mark Her time waa 5 4-6 seconds. No record la listed tor this dist ance, but th fast tlm Is shown by th fact that the woman's 40-yard record Is S 1-6 seconds. Last Saturday In New York Miss Walsh cut the (0-yard record to seconds flat. Jack Elder. Notrs Dame flash, forced Bowman to the limit In tha 45-yard aprlnt and the finish wss so clos thst It was difficult for th judge to determine the winner. Richard Qulnn. Uni versity ot sryland, finished third. Raymond Conger, of th Il linois A. C, woa the John W. Overton memorial mil. His tlm waa 4:10. Staters Leave For Final Road Trip of Season OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallls. Feb. 13 Oregon State college basketball team, at pres ent holding third plac In the northern division confsrence standings, will leav her today oa th final road trip of tbe sea son. The Orangemen will tak oa University ot Idaho at Mos cow Frldsy and Saturday, then Jump across the state line to Pullman where they bave an en gagement with Washington Stat college Monday and Tuesday. Hot Game Expected Oregon Stat split a two-game series with Idaho earlier la the season at Corvallls. Th com ing gam should be a real close contest. Tbe two games with Wsshington Stat also promise to be thrillers as th Washing ton Stat Cougars took two gsme from Oregon Stat last month by close scores. Finish With Orearoa Th Orangemen will return to Corvallls February 10 and hav on day of rest before the final gam ot the sesson with University ot Oregon hers the following Ssturday. Player who will accompany Coach Slats 0111 on th trip are Rod Ballard. Kelly Callahan, Ken Pagans and Swan Merrill, for wards: Bob Dragar, Buck Gray son, Tom Duffy and Jim Torson. guards; Cotton Whltlock and Mos Lyman, centers. 8WIX MKKT POSTPONKD OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Corvallls, Feb. 13 The varsity and freshman awimmlng meets which wer scheduled with Uni versity of Oregon teams at Eu gene Saturday hav been post poned until February 12. Eczema Vanishes in 7 Days or Money Back Mlirlitv. Powerful Antiseptic Pro scription Stops litrfilnc In stantly, and By It I mi L'lrers, Holla und Abwasm That Dis charge are Quickly Healed. Now that tena of thousands know that Moone's Emerald Oil helps to reduce ugly, dangerous varicose veins, wa want them to know that thia wonderfully af fective agent will dry np csma eruptions In a few days and cans the scales to drop off and disappear. It acta th same way with any skin disease, such as barber's Itch, salt rheum, redness and In' flammatory skin trouble. 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