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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1930)
THE EVENING HER ALU, KLAMATH FAL1.S, OREGON Tuesday, April 1, 1030 HERALD TO CONDUCT BOWLING TOURNAMENT PAGE TWO Newspaper Will Offer Handsome Medal as Prize Three Hundred Devotee of Sport in Klamath County to Hare Chance at Medal and Other Prizes. Pay Small Entrance Fee Now and Get in Get ready, ye knights of the tenpins! ' Roll up your sleeves now pause and lend an atten tive ear to something we have to tell you, which is this: The Evening Herald is going to conduct a diamond medal bowling tournament at the Klamath Recreation, 121 South 8th Street, beginning April 10th. Don that Intrigu youT wu. K It doesn't. It will before wo are through. Th wlnnsr of this tour nament will receive a handsome diamond medal suitably engraved, presented by tha Craning Herald. Calqae Contest Thia tournament la 'unique In that It contains provisions that haT never before bean lncorpor atad la anr other eompetltive bowling tournament. It 70a hare a favorite alley among the nine ex cellent ones at the Klamath Recre ation, the roles provide that all tou hare to do is to state your prelerence. A smtll Item this, jet Important. It Is estimated there are over S00 devotee of the aport In this city, and we want all who have ever handled a mlnerallte ball to got In on this competition. The, bowling game has grown In popu larity by leaps and bounds, and is ' considered by health authorities to be one ot the beet exercises and recreation. No other Indoor aport has made such strides In the lsst few years as bowling. Open to County However, to get back to this tourney, wlU be open to all bowlers In Klamath county, and will be a handicap tourney. Entry fees win ho 15 cents per parson per round, and all entry fees will be used to furnish P rites to the winners. All non-prise win ners wlU hare tha opportunity of eompetlng for a mottled mlneral lte bowling ball, bored to fit the grip ot the winner, beside numer ous other merchandise prises. The son-prise winners may pick their favorite alley any time before the dosing date, which will be an nounced later. Inexperienced Hare Chance By reason of the handicap tour nament the most .Inexperienced bowler stands a good chance to be the winner of the handsome tro phy as weU as share In the distri bution of other prise. To tha avrg of the bowlera on March it will be added two thlrda ot the difference between .aid average and 10. ToT ,n' stance, should your average be 100. you would receiTe two-thirds of the difference between that and 10 tor each game. Another good feature of the tourney Is that with the exception ot the finals, you a o 00 your favorite alley at any time. It wlU cost IS cents to entet the first round, and that entry alone give you the opportunity to compete for the handsome bowling ban. The average of each entrant will be passed upon by a secret committee, but any entrant feel ing that an Injastloe has been done msy slate his objections In writing and addressed to Bowling Editor Evening Herald, care of Klamath Recreation, 111 South Eighth street. RULF.8 FOB COSTEST The following are the rules for The Evening Herald Diamond Medal Bowling Tournament: 1. Each round to consist of alne games: total pins to count. Three, six or all nine games can be rolled In any one eesslon. can b rolled in any one ess on. but the nine game must roneo I w. lm, limit set. .Entrants may choose their favorite lly when available. - 4 .Equal weight pins ar to be used, and can be ased for no other bowling until th tourna- meat la eoneluded. 5. Each entrant to pay th ' sum ot II cent per round a en try fee until eliminated. All en try tee to go into prises. 6. Twenty per cent of entrant win be dropped after each round, so ss to bring the deciding round to a close within six weeks. 7. The deciding rouno, ai which th winner of th diamond medal Is determined and the other major prlxe contested for, shall he mad up ot th six highest cor bowlers In th Immediately preceding round. . One-third of all entry fee shall be used for round prises: first and second prise In each round. .-A mottled mineral!! bowl lug ball Is offered aa a consols, tlon prise, for which all entrant who do not finish In th regular prlsee may compete for any time within two week after th clo log data at th tournament. They may step Into the alleys, declare themselves tnd bowl thrse gam, total pin to eoont, pin handicap, and th ball will b awarded to th entrant making th greatest total. Note: No entry fee will b required (or bowling th thra gain for th bowling ball, bnt, nf eonres. entrv Is limited to par did not win one or more ot the other prise. No proprietor, manager or em ploye of a bowling establishment will bo eligible to participate in this tonrnament. Entries are now open, and may be filed at the Klamath Recrea tion. 121 South Eighth street. Watch these columns every da; for further particulars. FIGHT FACTS By the Associated Tress Philadelphia: Jack Cagnon of Boston stopped Jerry (Tufty) Griffiths ot Sioux City, Iowa In the sixth round. Boston: Bruce Flowers of New Rocnelie, .N. T., ouipoimea iter-, man Perllck ot Kalamasoo In ten rounds: Hy Diamond of Boston sntnolnted Henry Perllck ot Kala masoo, Mich., In ten rounds. Chicago: Pal Moore ot Mest nhls. Tenn'.. outsolnted Bobble Allen ot Chicago In ten rounds; Ever Hammer ot Chicago out pointed Sid Con ot Canada in eight rounds. New Tork: Jimmy MoMahon at New Tork outnolnted Al Bryant ot Newark, X. J., in ten rounds. Louisville: Jackie Dugan ot Lonlsvilla outnolnted Artie Me- Cann ot New Tork in ten rounds; Bill Thomss ot Louisville knocked out Frank! Jones ot Indianapolis In the first round. Tulsa, Okla.: Paul Swlderskl of Buffalo. N. T.. outpointed Geo. Hoffman ot New Tork in ten rounds. THttflhfrrv " Jmv (landman of Cleveland, outpointed Johnny Mel low ot Detroit in ten rounua. I Birmingham. Ala.: Battling Boxo of Birmingham outpointed Jimmy Bryne ot Louisville in ten rounds. nntvnka. Mass.: Maurice Holt- xer of Franc outpointed Tommy Crowley ot Plttsburgn in tea rounds. Baseball Season Opens April 20 In Klamath Falls Baseball fans ot Klamath basin ill have an ODDortunltv to see one of the fastest college teams on the coast In action when the team from Columbia University of Portland meets the Klamath Falls club team on April 20th. Columbia University is start ing .on a tour of California and the Hawaiian Islands and Is booked to play St. Msry's, Stan ford, University of California, and University ot Southern Cali fornia. Learning ot this tour, Red Saunders, hustling manager ot the Klamath Falls club, lm- mariifttjilT mat abont to set a gam with the Portlandera and succeeded in getting them to stop oft here the 10th. Many Kager to Play. Since the announcement of the formation of a dob her many prospect for a team bar shown up. Saunders has a list ot (0 names to choose from and he is practic, to start thia weet Au ba u toner who would Ilk to make th team ar In vited to tnm out. Lawson Behind Team. Lawsoni Sporting Ooods store 1 behind the team In a aub- stanUat way. Furnishing equip ment at cost and putting up a beautiful silver cup to th dob that capture th pennant are evidences of good faith on the part ot Lawsons, NORTHLAND Transportation Company To all points North East and West For Convenience Economy, Safety and Dependability "HIDE jTHE KORTHLAND" Phone 999 Terminal Stage Depot 615 Main Street StyU of obb Analyzed Uy AL Dh.MAlU.t. (Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) The 'hands apart" grip ot Cobb gives tbe batter good com mand ot the bat against both fast, curve, and "change of pace" deliveries. In using this grip re member the following few rules: First Do not stand with the fiuii wrl anart. If vou do VOU are a tlatfooted hitter and must hit with your forearms Instead of your body. Second Be shirty on your feet. Be able to move up with either foot or retreat with tbe other. In this way you win not h. jMintiniiaHv ernssed tin bv the pitcher and will be able to stop your swing It the ball is not to yonr liking. Thli4 nnn't ernnrh with this Cobb grip. The croucher humps himself into a knot wnica oinas his shoulders so that his arms cannot act. Madison Square Plans Big Fights NEW TORK. April 1. (AP) Madison Square Garden plana a halt doten big battle for the 1130 outdoor season and date for two of them have been fixed. Max Bchmellng and Jack Shar key are to meet for th heavy weight championship at th Yan kee Stadium June II and Sam my Mandell. lightweight king. HI defend bis title against Al Singer in th same arena July 17. In addition the Garden plans flyweight battle between Mid get Wolgast of Philadelphia and Frankie Oenaro ot New lork; match for Kid Chocolate eith er against Bat Battalino, feath erweight champion, or some good lightweight; a welterweight match between Jackie Fields, title-holder, and Jimmy McLar nin; and possibly a tussle be tween the heavyweight behem oths, Primo Carn ear and Vlc- torio Campolo. SI'RI.NG FOOTBALL CASUALTY DURHAM, N. C, April 1, (AP) Blaine Perry, II, Duke univers ity sophomore, was in an uncon scious condition today from an in jury received in spring football practice yesterday. Perry's home Is at Blueflelds, W. Va. Physicians said lk condition was caused by a cerebral hemor rhage. WADE TRADES JOBS TUSCALOOSA, Ala., April 1, (A P) Wallace wade announced to day he baa resigned as head foot ball coach at tbe University of Alabama and has signed a five year contract with Duke univers ity beginning In September, 131. The Pacific Telephone Batg iiO TVCOB6S 'WrI 'HANDS " 8 Cyt T AfT" ti dn.i6va fit Pont Crouch 5(ON' at tub Plate- fi " COBB Hap an it. " ERfOTSTANdg IX i 1 1, ATTHt tAT- Vf j W; Coaes Foot v a" Position at I Txe PLATE- t' For Convenience an Extension Telephone An extension telephone gives privacy when you wish to call or answer out of hearing of '' the rest of the household. An extension telephone is a source o! . greater safety In time of peril, such as fire sickness or other emergency in the night. And an extension telephone is a remarfc able saver of steps. These added conveniences cost only a few cents a day and are worth golden dollars In comfort and security. Simply call our Business Office and say "I want an extension telephone," Buckaroos Turn Tables on Lions To Stay in Race VANCOUVER, B. C, April I. (AP) Playing determined hock ey from start to finish, Port land's Buckaroos got back Into th Pacltlo Coast league hockey title hunt by defeating Van couver Uons to 1 In the third gam ot th final play-oft seriei last night. It was th Bucks' first series vltcory. th Lions having won the first two ganiea by one goal margins. Tha cham pionship will go to the team win ning three games. The teams move to Portland for the fourth game Thursday night. Kent Displeased Last night's game was held up twice while the Ice was' cleared ot articles tossed on the surface by Irat fans who took exception to rulings ot Referee Mickey Ion which adversely af fected Vancouver's fortune. The Bucks led from start to finish. Downle's neat single hsnded effort after almost seven minutes play In th Initial ses sion giving them a lead which they never relinquished and which they eventually Increased to two goals. Altkenhead Hero The leading role In Portland's victory, however, waa played by Andy Altkenhead, the blonde Oregon goalie. It was Altken head who roe to th -heights and turned hack tha local team's thrusts with as marvelous an exhibition ot goal tending as has been seen her in soms Urn. Portland Bidding For Coast Title SAN JOSE. Cel.. April 1. (A. P.) Nick Williams, manager ot th San Francisco Seals laat nicht confirmed th renort that the Portland Beavers had pur chased waiter "ine oreat Malls, southpaw pitcher. Malls will report to Manger Larry Woods II of the Beaver her to day. Ken Williams, former big lea gue slugging outfielder, haa ac cepted Portland contract for 1130, according to a meaaag received from Williams at his horn la Grant Paaa, Or., and will report here Thursday. Idaho and Oregon Towns in League BAKER, Ore., April 1. (API Formation of tbe Idaho-Oregon baseball league was assured here last night at -a meeting ot the chamber or commerce athletic commission and a number ot base ball tans. Bsker decided to join the league. The six-team league will be composed of Boise, Caldwell, Pay ette, Kampa, Ontario and Baker. The schedule will open April 27, and close August 10. Astoria Fisherman Run Down by Auto ASTORIA, Ore.. April 1, (AP) Ole B. Olson, 40, fishing crew superintendent of a Columbia river fish packing company, waa killed last night between her and Seaside when he was struck by an automobile driven by L. B. Leach, deputy dairy and food commissioner. Leach told authorities Olson wss walking down th highway In auch a manner that he be lieved Olson was Intoxicated. An Investlgstlon started. There ar approximately II. 000,000 telephone conversations per day in the United States. In other words, each phone I used about three times a day. And Tblegraph Company . t- O'Coofty Learn That Mickey Cochrane Wag To Blame for Pennant Climb of Athletic By JOK OHHXiKTY Vllrhcr for the Yankee TAMPA, Fla.. April 1. On my round of the training camps I have made a careful survey of the catching situation. I think I hav discovered why the Athletlra win pennants. It Is because Mlrkey Cochrane Is not a "fast ball catch sr." "Catcher ar apt to fall Into lasy hablta,' I was told by Pinky llargrave, ot th Tiger. "They get used to squatting back there and find out pretty soon thst they won't have to move oft their haunches so much it they signal tor fast balls. "On curves, y'underatand, a catcher sometimes has to jump around a little back ther It the Gagnon Scores Technical Kayo Over Griffiths PHILADELPHIA. April 1. (A. P.) Jack Gagnon. French-Canadian heavyweight from Boston, waa receiving the congratulations of friends today In erompltihlng one of the most surprising pugil istic upsets in Ibis vicinity In a long time. In a bout In which he was generally figured as only second best, h scored a iin-hnical knockout over Tuffy lii-U.'lrn, ' ('- V i it v. ) Of 1 f t v N S - - v v?!cv ' . Vy W hatter mines It. After a hard day on the golf links, a catcher lota of times doesn't feel like loo much exercise la the afternoon. So he Just calls for fast ones down In the groove. "Mickey Cochran has lots o' life and gluger, and h calls tor all kinds of things. Ths American league, of course, is a grand league for fast ball calchsrs, be cause It's a fast ball league, whereas the National league Is a curve hall league and catchers soon wear out. "Myself. I like a fast bsll once In a while. During the winter, you see, I'm a telephone lineman, and the dogs get pretty sors from climbing poles. Oh, yes; a fast ball now and then hurts nobody." th highly regarded heavyweight eontender from Sioux Falls, la., In th sixth round ot a sched uled ten-round bout at the arena Inst Bight. . Gagnon bsd Griffiths reeling around the rlug when Referee Tommy Kellly stepped In to save Tuffy from possible serious In jury. The lowsn. coming lo make his debut her with a record of 35 knockout victories In II fights, and only one serious set back to mar a brilliant career, proved surprisingly easy prey for th right hsnded smsnhes of the so-called Canuck set-up. The luxury of costs no more DON'T DENY YOURSELF the enjoyment of smoking Camels. You pay as much whatever you buy. Why not have the real smoke-luxury that Camels alone can give? Into this familiar package goes all the mellow, natural fragrance, all the mildness, all the delicately blended aroma f and richness in short, all the true smoking delight that twenty cigarettes can possibly contain. No frills on the ' ' package. The extras you get with Camels are in the marvel ous quality of the cigarettes themselves. Camels have won a wider friendship among the mil lions who appreciate the luxury of a perfect smoke than any other cigarette ever made. Don't deny yourself the luxury of Camels 11 ANNEX, CANTON WINK WIN SEATTLE. April 1, (AP) Charlie Hansen, Seattle heavy weight wrestler, defeated Charlie titrack. millwater, Okla., and Howard Cautonwlne won orer Nicholas Velrnff, Glsnt Russian. In a double main event here last night. Neither Btrark nor Velroff took a fall. OOHTI.Y I'M" TH0R0FAHK, N. J. !!. Clin- We Now Have Good Stocks Blocks Body Llmba Slabs Hog Fuel ALSO Agents for Oilomatic and Ray Oil Burners Riley Hog Fuel Burners PEYTON 8C CO.. Phone) 535 "Wood ton Leonard didn't Ilk It wbei th neighbors' pigs strayed onto his fnrm. Do he caught them and sold them for 110. Tbe owner, Jas. Carphsn and Bverett Banks, found thst hs hsd sold Ibem, and brought suit against him (or ths pigs. He wss flnad till for tbe pigs and 11110 In court costs,, thereby losing mora than 1100 or the deal. 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