The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 21, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Friday, February 21, 10.10 GIRL SPRINTER IS SENSATION 60 ITERS tella Walsh Makes Fast -. Time of 7:05 at Toronto Meet TORONTO, Fsb. SI, (AP) Wany track iun from tba United States Ul Canada ar wearlnr w Canadian Indoor champion ' lhlp crowns todar. out leading ' honors for last nlfht't mets go 1 to two sprinters, Stella Wslsli. " Clsveland flrl star, and Ilgh " Miller of Hamilton. Miaa Walsh Win '"' Mia Walsh won the 0-metr women's dash from a pair of her '' leading Canadian rlTala. Myrtle Cook of Montreal and Florence '' Bell of Toronto. Her time was ' 7 S-10 seconds. " Millar, who recently defeated ' Jack Elder ta New York. flnUh- ed ahead of George 8lmpsoa of Ohio State, the "fastest human." ! la tba final of the men- 0 ' meter sprint. Johnny Fltipat- r rick of Toronto, who also con aaard Elder, was third. other nun won their races ' easily and In comparatively alow ' time. ' Ssrts Wlna l.OOO Meter Dr. Paul Martin of Switier- tand took the 1.000 meter ran ill l-E. Jimmy Ball of Wlnntnes. Canada's great Olym pic itar. scored as easily on the 10 meter erect In St -t sec onds. Harold Osborn of Chicago leaped feet S 1-4 inches to win the high Jump title, while Vic Plckard of Hamilton needed but IS feet inches to nose out two Dotrolters, B. Beicn ana n. outIl In the pole vault. Arthur Keay of Toronto like wise had an easy Tictory in tne S.000 maters. Monty Walla. Boston hurdler, found his only .miiioii in E. S pence and R. K. OoerU of Detroit. - FhU Edwards, negro middle dtotanoe star of New York Uni versity and the Canadian Olympic team, won the 00-meter erant in 1:14 S-C. He also participat ed la eereraj relay eventa. BETTING ODDS FAVOR FIELDS IN FRISCO GO SAJf FRANCISCO, Feb. SI. (A t) Jackie Fields, welterweight trtla holder, and Yonng Corbett, Fresno aonthpaw, rested today for tfcair tea roaad noa-tltle tight at tka put-" park kara tomorrow afternoon. The betting odds atin faTored the ohamploa two to one, the 'arlee ones figuring fields to aoWe tka left-handed atyl of Corbett. Becaaae ha had nerer fought a left handed boxer. Fields made a prac tice of sparring with aoutbpaws daring his training for tha fight. Tha baseball park can accom BBodata S7.000 persona, and Pro motor Audi Hoffmaa figured a gate of around 115,000. Fair weather seemed likely for the out door contest. Fields and Corbett are about he same In physical measure ments, with the ohamploa baring a alight height and reach advan tage. C P. . BEATS ALBANY ALBANY, Ore, Feb. SI, (AP) College of Paget Sonnd'a bask etball team defeated Albany col lege. SS to It, here last night, in a game featured by the atellar basket throwing of Buchanan, center on the Albany fire. FRAXKIK IOSES NOD VANCOUVER, Wash., Feb. SI, (AP) Kewpie Riley, Vancouver barracks, took a decision over rr ankle Monroe, Portland, after alx gruelling rounds, la which both boys tried hard to stage a kaookont. FIGHTS OF LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press OTTCMWA, la Vale Falega no, Das Moines, la., cutpolnted Jackie Evans, Kansas City, (10); Jake Hnnslnger, Burlington, la., outpointed Frank Kinney, Phoe nix. Atii. DAVENPORT, la. Haakon Hansen, Chicago, outpointed Tiger Johnny Cllne, Kansan City. (10); Mike Dundee, Rook Island, out pointed Spec Friend, Muskogee Okla., (10). Electric Range Darcains Repossetsed, Slight ly TJsed and Shop worn Bange. They must all go. Several Washers aad Iron era most also be cleaned oat California obcgos POWEBJSSfeOMPANY .VfSJf BOWLING In tha Booster Bowling league, last night at the Klamath Ke creatlon Oopco No. S took all (our points from Copco No. 1. Klamath Sporting Goods company did llkswise with Union Oil com pany, and the Spar team took three out of four from the Chain Gang of the I. O. O. F. The scores 1. O. O. F. Total Tuter IS 16 ltl 41 House 13S 140 18$ Sirraln IS lit lit Ryne . 23S 111 ITS Mnakoff 15i 1S4 10 Handicap 4 S 41 410 535 399 Total 810 "!5 711 114" The Spar Total Brady - 141 14! 118 41J Reader ,119 149 1S5 Roucseau ISO US l'S Bonftcld 1ST US 115 Bntean 191 197 189 43 46" 404 ss; Handicap . T " Total 7T0 TS9 795 SSSt Klamath Sporting Goods Total Valente 1S6 1S8 !14 5SS Carter Rugh Noel . 147 191 1S3 - HI 190 189 14 MS . 1ST 1(0 143 40 Lawson 150 89 155 464 Total .. 850 S8T 859 1596 Union Oil Co. Total H. Olson 155 139 1T0 484 McGllllma 85 146 108 339 Noon 146 131 118 396 Bieber 116 148 1S6 390 O. Olson T 158 16S 41T Handicap 96 100 106 303 Total 695 $41 790 531S Copco No. McMillan Leelle Fulton James ,, . McClure 1 Total . 88 158 14S 394 108 136 133 165 116 149 114 116 1SS . 141 150 146 . it 34 48 ST 430 361 43T 108 Handicap Total 641 719 746 S107 Copco No. S Total Palmer 146 15J 181 481 Ritchey 158 140 166 484 Pyles 16T 153 190 510 Bither 119 110 136 385 Miller 149 14i 141 441 Total 715 839 S303 Women Beat Blue Birde Lea Saling, Bob Williams and the rest of the Blue Bird Barbers felt so cockey orer their two recent victories, that they thought they could giro the all Star Ladles team a handicap and tha conceit was taken out of them to the tune of all three games last night at the Klamath Recreation. The first game went to the Ladles (85 to 607. The second, the same way 7S1 to 700 and the third likewise 70S to 706. The boys were the objects of a lot of goodnatnred Joshing but they stood it and claim it cant be done again. There is enough salt in Utah to supply the entire world for more than 60S years. 'A s horrid word, but it is worse on the end of your cigar f 7 DONT TKetssM.tMkSUuMk DONT t 1 S. J5't 1 cm - n 1 in ir,o t i . . . the war against Spitting is a crusade of decency . . . join it. Smoke CERTIFIED CREMO! Do you remember the old, filthy cigar shop where the man in the window rolled the leave with dirty fingers ... and spit on the ends? More than half of all cigars made in this country are still made by hand, and therefore subject to the risk of spit! The modern CREMO method of manufacture protects you against this abomination gives yon the finest cigar quality plus the cleanliness of Certified food! (fpeniDKD) NX THE GOOD 5 CI GAB m . . . THAT AMERICA NEEDED PLAGE BOXING ID I T UN ON HIGH PLANE Statewide Organization Proposed By Salem Commission KUGKNK, Ore., Feb. 11. (A P) A statewide organisation ot boxing and wrestling commissions tor the puriuwe of Instilling greater confidence In the minds of the followers of the sports and to protect matchmakers and the public from andrpemlaulo parti cipants In the game probably will be effected soon it a niore ment sturted In Sali-m N suc cessful. Salem Take Inllatlve The Salem boxing and wrest ling commission adopted a reso lution inviting the chairmen of all boxing and wrestling commis sions of the date to meet at Salem at a date to be appointed at which time the organization would ke effected with officer elected and generul plans or op eration discussed. Harry Powell, secretary of the Eugene commission, received a copy of the resolution today. Whole State Invited The tonus Included are Salem. Albany. Eugene. MeiKord. Klan. ath Falls, Chlloquin. Marshfield. Bend and Astoria. Ka-tern Ore gon cities Including Pendleton. Baker. La Grande. Enterprise and others will be invited to at tend. The chief function of the or ganisation would be to prevent last minute walk outs on the part ot the fighters matched for a card and to provide a tort of board ot appeal to settle ques tions arising from disputes con cerning the status of a boxer or wrestler, Powell said. Glenna Collett Invading Britain NEW YORK. Feb. SI, (AP) Glenna Collett. national women's champion, has secured four re cruits for her forthcoming golf invasion of Great Britain this sum mer when the first women's Inter national team match in history Is to be played. Miss Collett. who la captain of the American squad, aaid ahe had roeived tentative acceptancee from Maureen Orentt, of Englewood, N. J., Helen Hicks ot Hewlett, N. Y, Bernice WaU ot Oahkoeb. Wta.. j and Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hard ' ot Philadelphia Molly Gourlay of Cambeely Heath, is to captain the English team. is a SPIT CDIT SS"ia' Certified Caton Only American MOSCOW. Feb. SI, (AP) Throughout the Soviet union, which la three tlmea the slso of the United State, the only permanent American resident la Samuel W, Caton ot Cleveland, Ohio. But Caton has even greater distinction than this, tor he Is slso the greatest Jockey In Rus sia. On the famous Moscow race track, reminder of the days when racing was the sport St Ciare and Kings, American tourists to Russia saw Catou win his sixth derby and his one humlrrd'h victory of the season. GivatCKt Jockey In I'nUm Even the greatest Itusalau harness race driven acktuwleilk'e Catou to be the greatest jockey of his day in the Soviet union. Caton's winnings In llusalan trotting races are considerably less than they would be on American tracks. But the popu lar American driver was born PORTLAND HAS SAFE LEAD IN PUCK LEAGUE PORTLAND. Ore.. Feb. 81. (A P) Portland today had added another two polnta to Ita marg'n ot leadership In the Pacific coast hockey league, having defeated the Seattle Ksklmoa 3 to 1 n the Coliseum Ice here last nlehl. Gssir Was Wild The game was one ot the wild est ever seen locally. Referee Mickey Ion dealt out SS penal ties, three of which were ot the major variety. Smokey Harris, "bad boy" of tho league, drew no less than seven ot the tots! penalties. He was never on th ice for more than three minutes at a time. Two of bis penslties were for ten minutes each. Referee Deliver Lecture The opposing player started I rushing each other early and In ' the second period, after dealing out IS penalties In the first. Ion called the contestants to center Ice, where he lectured them briefly and announced that sub sequent Infractions would be penalised by 10 minute set downs. Harris Immediately drew one and Bonson, Seattle defense, fol lowed. Portland Score Twice Coupes and Armstrong worked j a combination play successfully LINOLEUM SALE Closing Out Discontinued and remnant pattern of our Linoleums at price that will interest anyone. Large Pieces Many of these linoleum pattern are big enough to lay a large room. We have a fine selection for bathrooms. See Our Window Display Use Your Credit Ifs Good Claud H. Davis FURNITURE "HOUSE OF QUALITY" 721 Main Street Phone 581-W Permanent in All Russia In Russia and 1ms a deep at tachmestt to the American peinu and the country. He therefore prefers to race In Russia, where fur forty years his father, Frank W, Caton, who died ouly thive years ago, was the Ciar'a train er ot horses. Married Ruulan (llrl Tht aon, with hia brother Wil liam, wno la well known on American trotting race circuits was raised In the atmosphere of horses and court sporting acti vities. Moreover, Caton Is mar ried to a Russian girt, the daughter of Count Alexander Zatoff. former president of the St. Petersburg racing club. It was Caton's father who brought the first American race horses to Russia. That was half a century ago. Today, most o! the horses of the Russian turf are halt American and half Rus sian. to count two Portland tallies. The first occurred In the opou lug period and consisted of a dash by Armstrong from center Ire to the blue line, 'where he passed to Coupes In front of the net. Coupes miscalculated and could only stop the rubber. How ever, he turned and picked it up. hooting It past Goalie Hal Winkler who was coming out to slap It aside. The second play worked bet ter. Coupes beating Winkler by a wide margin. Seattle Uela One Relnuekka, on a pass from Savage, scored the Eskimos' lone goal In the second session. Portland counted again In the third when Red Conn, Buck Skipper, took an open ahot at Winkler after receiving the rub ber from Jack Pratt. Klamath Hot Springs NATATORIUM Swimming Pool Tub, Shower and Steam Baths Mineral Especially Beneficial for Rheumatism. 503 Spring Whitney Returns Contract Unsigned SAN ANTONIO. Tex., Feb. St, ( AP) Arthur C, (l'lnkey) Whit ney, third !' in an of the Phils dulphla National league club an nounced here today Hint he had relumed unsigned a second roll tract sent him by the Phillies. Whitney said tha second con tract waa the aania as the first which he returned several weeks ago. "l am not asking for a huge salary, but expert an increase in keeping with my performance dur ing the 19SS season," he said. Whitney waa rated one of the beet third basemen In the nation al league last year and baited well over the ..too mark. M.lliKI. PAYS r'lNK WASHINGTON, Feb. 11. (API Mabel Walker Wlllebrandt, for mer assistant attorney general in charge ot prohibition enforcement. I leaded guilty today In police court to a charge of speeding and pam a tin of 1 10. 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