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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1930)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Monday, April 7, 10.10 Allen Will Give Jackson Plenty of Competition PAGE TWO BOTH FIGHTERS 111 "PINK" FOR nope La Grande Fighter Win Approval of Fans In Workouts Nothing short of a packed house is expected at the Legion hall tonight to see the fight card with Dave Jackson and Del Allen as the headliners. At no time in recent months has Tex Bickerataff pulled together 'such an array of high class boxing talent as he has on the program for tonight From the Allen-Jackson match down to the comedy four rounds between Sammy Gordon and Benny Dyson, there will be nothing but fighting of the kind that Klamath fans are fond of. AMrn Tarn Plrasrr Thti boy Alien It fan pleaser. Arriving from La Grands Satur ate? evening, he Immediately donned fight toga and repaired to the pavilion where he went fir (aat roondt. two with Tommy Thompson, heavyweight who shows plenty ot ipeed, and three with Honolulu Joe, hard bitting welter. So pleased wer the tana with hia work that mors than 40 ringside seats were aold as fast as Tex could tarn ' them out. Allen, who Is a cousin of Mil Ism Pries of the Evening Herald force. la no atranger to Klamath ' souty. He has boxed two mala events at Chlloquln, and In eeansnr with hia cousin visited . that place yesterday. Living In toe Ugh country of northeastern Oregon, he Is ased to the rare air and needs no acclimating hers. He I In stride and will fleet fhe OVERLAND ROUTE EAST Union Pacific's Overland Route is the choice of ex perienced travelers. They have learned that this route combines the maximum of speed, convenience, inter est, and travel comfort. The Overland Limited is the leader of four fine daily trains that make your trip East both fast and delightful. OVItlAN UMITsO FattMt time ts Chicago and rtae East SS Hour Extra Farm. All Pullman. Barber, maid, valet, bath. Conve nient cennecn'ona with best Eastern trains at Chicago. ir.kahMa SittrM a.CMn,icww) ..siteaia (AN flANCIICO 1IMITID 1K Boun-NoExtraFara. Fast aU-PuUmaa train with barber maid, valet and bath. lV.tafWW SKioni JJLOr.CMW) . .UlaAM pacific IIMITII All types of Pullman equip manCetandard and tourist sleeping can and coeches. LT.brivta,. ... UaWAM ' as.w(CMh.rar te MSAM Feat time to Kansas City and St Louia-Standard and Tour let Pullmans and Chair Cars. LT.Siriln wn R cafcaCNW). . 4J0PM AS.a-.aiT. 1IAK aa.fc.Utf, (WA) . . . atrn DinlngCar Meala that appeal en all these fine trains. Fat cmpttlt information apply C T. SItnsod, Centre! 'Agtri Hi Forum BUg, 1107 Ninth Strut SACRAMENTO Ttltfhen MA in US UNION PACIFIC INI OVUIANO tOUTt Wse ' "Travelers bs right there to put up a fast scrap from the first gone. Ja.-V.son Going Fin Dare Jackson, whose popular ity has Increased with each showing In Klamath Falla. baa been doing the kind ot training to give him wjnd and with that, endurance. He Is expecting to extend himself tonight for he knows there is no use taking chances with this Allen boy. In his previous fights Dave haa shown no Inclination to use bia right, but In his recent workouts he hss shown a tendency to put that member to work and It la most effective. U will not be surprising If a knockout Is de livered In the main event. Allen -in have a weiaht advantage of thru noundn. but thla Is not considered much ot a bsndlcsp to the clever Pixie Flyer, wno will weight in at 140. Hot Semi Final What promises to bs a genuine alugfest is the S-round semi final between Steamboat Jackson and Joe Blackwell. Steamboat's popularity has been on the up grade for the paat severs! tights and tans know what to expect of him. Blackwell. although howing here but once and then .,.... an Inferior opponent, has demonstrated In workouts that he Is familiar with the ngm game. Blackwell has recovered from an Injury to hia foot sus tained In training, and Steamboat will have to be on bis guard to avoid a knockout. On the other hand. "Rowboat" 1 showing more TNT In bis punches, so It is a toss-up on this bout, Corbett-Adams Mean Business The four round speclsl between Joe Corbett and Bat Adams promises more action than the fans have seen In this event tor months. These boys hsve the appearance ot comera and they intend to make a rating tor themselves tonight. At 15S pounds, thsy are fast and they slug. K one of them doesn't hit the can raa tonight it will be a miracle. Comedy tire Interest Sammy Gordon. one-Urns coast champion, and Benny Dyson, not so slow himself, are billed in a comedy skit. It will be a four round bout, if one or the other doesn't hear the birdies sing be fore the time Is up. Only meagre details have been divulg ed, but it Is hinted that Sammy will display a Una of lingerie rivalling anything shown Is the merchants aprlnc opening, while Benny promises something more original than anything Jean Patoa ever thought ot. rans, dont fall to get in in time to see thla novelty. McGraw Observe 57th Anniversary ETANSVTLLE, Ind., April 7 (A P) John McGraw, manager of the New Tork Giants, celebrates his 57th birthday today in har ness. McGraw's party, he hopes, will be at the expense ot the Chi cago White Sox. who meet the Giants here todsy in the eleventh game of their spring exhibition series, which started a month ago. The Giants are one up so far with five victories, four defeats and one tie. A minor celebration took place in Memphis yesterday when Carl Hnbbel pitched the entire distance to beat the Memphis Southern association team, 7 to 3. Hornsby Dubbed Modern Achilles CHICAGO, April 7. (AP) Rog ers Hornsby, the modern Aohilles ot the Chicago Cubs, came back from the west coast today with his vulnerable right heel. Hornsby admits the heel harts, bat haa no intention of letting it keep him out ot the Cobs line-up. The doctor, however, will have something to asy abont that. x Sweeten z Q Easter Sunday 0 S With Candy! X 3 Artstyle 5 X , Chocolates 5 Xj Art-Foil Package Si $1.00 S X i pound X A The Art-Full Assortment A J is a great favorite with jj Q all candy lovers. Dell- Q X elons ereera, nut and fL V fruit centers, hand-dip- M Q pad in rich, sweet ehoeo- X 1st. Sold only at Resell U Stores. Jf Song a Day Kept The Blues Away rbowN priH ou Mill I STREAM WH5R6 I PHRST YOU BIKP5 CAMf SIN6 tWJfT WAY TnftOD&H This lc6os,ReMEMPW That ..a A u.. 41. DKMARKK (Former Pitcher N. Y. tilants) The song birds ot baseball have been numerous and fatnoas. --!. un, al Mamaus. Red Dooin. Bill McKecbnie. Marty McHale. Fred L.inaairom ut hum MrhiM the moat ontstand- ing. It you room anywhere near Hoyt. the Yankee pitcher, you can hear his melodious voice all hours of the dsy or night. A theatrical critic paid Hoyt. the son ot a veteran minstrel, a fine compliment last winter. "There is one fellow who could get by on bis voice It he never had been on a big league dia mond." he said. nn.nw Cr.fith tha nid out fielder of other days, possessed a good voice, out ne once iuauv tbe mistake ot yodeling mel odiously In the club house in Boston after a losing game. "You can't sing your wsy through this league, young fel low!" yelled George, who always wss a tough loser. Tbe Pirates around uzi ana ISfl, perbsps were the singing- . , ik in h,u)hill I!harlv Grimm, who plays tbe banjo, was arcnestra leaner, camey wrey (uss once told me the Pirates sang themselves out ot the pen nant, and maybe one of the rea sons Grimm waa traded to the Cubs was because he was too muslcaL Jackie Fields to Meet Freeman in Non-Title Battle NEW YORK, April 7, (API Jackie Fields, Los Angeles holder of the world's welterweight championship, who manages to keep fairly busy plying his trade without risking his title often. Is scheduled for a 11-round non-title bout at Cleveland tomorrow night against Tommy Freeman ot Erie. Pa. Freeman baa a record impressive rather for its length than the calibre of hia opponents, although draws with Gorilla Jones and Andy Dlrodi are on his 129 Hat. In 98 battles listed, he has scored it knockouts and has been knocked out but once, and then by the current champion, Joe Dundee. Dundee, who lost the title to Fields, appears at Rochester, N. T., tomorrow against Bucky Law- lees ot Syracuse In a 10-rounder. Primo on Coast Prtmo Camera of Italy takes hia huge frame to Los Angeles to morrow night, seeking his four teenth successive knockout. His opponent. Neil Cllcby, Riverside, Calif., negro, will have to concede the nana I (0 or 70 pounds to tbe ambling Alp. He welgba an even 200 pounds. Like most of Car nera's opponents in his "fun go hitting" tour, Cllcby hss no Im portant triumphs on his record. Fitzgerald Arrested On Check Charges C. B. Fitxgerald, alias L. J. Cosgrove, alias Ross R. Simmons haa been arrested In Eugene and (aces a charge of lasulng bad checks, according to word re ceived by officers here last night. Ha stated be baa a wife and child rssidlng in Klamath Falls, but has given officers little infor mation, according to reports from tbe valley. Eugene authorities learned, however, that he bad Is sued checks In Oakland, Medford and in Washington, besides Eu gene where It is stated he has a number out. Fitzgerald represents himself as a salesman and movie house manager and has been affiliated with theater work In Eugene. He will go on trial Monday, It has been learned. It is believed he is a former resident of this city where he was in business. PROMINENT HEATTLEITE DIES SEATTLE, April 7, (AP) Leo S. flchwabacber, 69, president of a Seattle hardware concern, and one of the Pacific Northwest's leading business men, died sud denly from an attack of aoute in digestion. GAS BLMT INJURE) 10 VAKEPORT. Calif., April 7. (AP) Ten persons, including a 1-year-old flrl, were injured, one critically, in a gasoline explosion snd fire which destroyed their motor yacht em Clear hike. aMtunwawSwaej Herald's Diamond Medal Has Arrived; Contestants Eager for Tourney Opening The handsome trophy for which more than 100 bowlers hare signed t compete, resched the Klamath Recreation yester day and it certainly la a beauty. Made up ot yellow and green gold with a halt carat diamond set In the center. It csn be viewed In the show window ot Evans Bros., Jewelers. Sit Msln street dsy or night during the coming week. The medal Is made In the form of a shield with the words "Klamath Falls Oregon Kvenlng Herald" inscribed In Gothic In three lines. Juit below the In scription are two croaaed pins resting above a bowling ball with the diamond set in the ball. F.n graved around tbe pins and tbs ball are the words "Diamond Medal Bowling Champion." Tbe date 1930 Is engraved Just abovs the plus. HayaVa Early Entry C. A. Hayden. who Is leading all local bowlers In average, de posited bis entry fee hsrdly be fore the ink wss dry on Tues day's Hersld announcing tbs tournament. "Tbe greatest Idea I have heard ot In a bowling tournament and I want to con gratulate the Herald on their enterprise. It certainly gives every bowler an equal chance, due to the excellent system of hsndlcsplng. I surely will try hard to win tbe handsome medal," said Hayden. as he view ed the colored sketch shown him at the Klamath Recreation. More than 100 entries were received at tbe Klamath Recrea tion and nothing but praise for the Idea is emanating from ths devotees ot the sport. Don't for get that tbe entries close April 8th and there will be no post entries. Knrrien close Nth Remember tomorrow. Tuesday. Is the last day on which yon ran enter this contest, so bring or msll your entry to the Klamath ' Recreation. 131 South Sth St. at once. Mall bearing postmark as ot before midnight Tuesday ' will be accepted. But there will positively be no entries accepted i after . the regular closing hour 1 unless msiled as sbove stated. This tournament la a handicap 1 affair and all hsve an equal : chance for the handsome medal ss well as for the other prlies. 1 For your benefit, tbe rules are printed again. Look them over and If you have not already en-, tered; do It now. , Rale on Average j To the average of the bowler on March 19th will be added two-thirds of the difference be tween said average and 190. For Instance should your average be 110 you would receive two-third, ot tbe difference between that and 190 for each game. Another good feature ot I'm tourney Is that with the eicep-, HETCM 0IT m) "Lndnds, my lore, I knew 70a would be trae. Ti I . . roar own Jack DcUvere!'! "Jack," replied Lneirtda blushing prettily, "urart I etmfeM? I reeofr nized you from the first That honey-cmooth Toicc . . . thorn golden tone . . . that perfect throst-esjee can belong; only to a man who (mokes OLD COLDS. Ton wag!. . yoa thought to confuse roe, bat nay! The mild and mellow qneen-leaf tobacco seta Ita OLD GOLD mark apon yon as sterling upon lihrer. There's not a bark in a billkia." FASTEST CROWING CIGARETTE IN HISTORY NOT A COUCH I fM A CARLOAD Listen ht . 1 .OLD OOLD tion ot the duals you rsu bowl on your favorite alley at any time. It will coat S5c to snler the first round and that eutry alone gives you tbe oportunlty to com pete for the consolation prlaes. Ths average of each entrant will be passed upon by a secret committee, but any entrant feel lug that an Injustice hss been done msy state his objections In wrltiug and addreaaed to Bowling Editor, Evening , Herald, rare Klamath ltt.-iutlon. III South Sth Street. The following are the rules for the Evening Herald Diamond Medal Bowling Turnament. 1 Each round to conaiat of I nine games total plua to count. 2 Three, six or sll nine games csn be rolled In any one session, but the nine garaea must he rolled In tbe time limit aet 3 Entrants may chose their favorite alley when available. 4 Equal weight pins are to be used aud csn be used for no other bowling until tournament la coocluded. 5 Each entrant to pay the sum ot 25c psr round' ss entry tee until eliminated. All entry fees to go Into priiea. 6 20 per cent of entrants will be dropped after each round ao as to bring ths deciding round to a close within six weeks. T The deciding round, at which the winner of the tllniuond medal Is determined and the other major priiea contested for, shall be made up of the six highest-score bowlers In the Im mediately preceding rouud. I One-third of all entry fees shall be used for round priie first snd second price in seen round. 9 A mottled minurulite bowl ! GOLFERS ! Charter Subscriptions in the PIEDMONT GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB May be obtained at following places: Connolly Brothers Klamath Sporting Goods Western Auto Supply Co. The Mecca Charter List Closes 'April IS MS 'HUE WiHS IT WAS PAUL WRITIMAS) HOU. every ing ball and several other very valuable merchandise articles are offered as consolation prlire for which all entrauts who do not finish In the regular prlies msy compels for any time within two weeks after the closing date of tbe tournament. They may elep Into the alleya declare themaelres and howl Ibree games, total plus to count, plus handicap, and the prises will be awarded lo the entrants making the greatest totsls In the order of their vslue. Note: No entry fee will he re quired for bowling the three games for the consolation prltsa, but ot courss entry la limited to parllclpanla In the tournamsnl who did sot wla one or mora of ths other prlies. Tbe tourna ment starts Thursday, April 10th. ' No proprietor, manager or j other smployee of a bowling ee-1 talillahment will be eligible to : participate In thla tournament. I BOWLING The following la the standing In the Fraternal League: Tesin Elks No. I Elks No. 1 Oursngoutsngs American Legion . Moose Red Men W. L, it is 11 17 it :s 14 14 is ao is so; The ten high average man Hayden, ItS; Barron, 179; J ea ter. 179; Wilson 17s: Vslcnte. 177: Sherman. ITS: Peterson. 174: Norln. 173; lion, 173: McMillan, ITT. WANTS NATIONAL TITI.K CHICAtiO. April 7. (Al1) Alh sua, Tex., high school, wlnnsr Sat urday night of ths University ot Chicago's national lnler-scholsatlc basketball tournament, has chsl- longed l)e Ls sails ot Chicago to i a game for the national high I school chsmpnons. le LaSalle Is the 1930 wlnnsr of the tourns- j ment held at Loyola university of Chicago for tbe national Catholic high eohool title. : ME Teeedsy, P. M., Batten Tims Tiger Outfielder Out With Injuries I.OI'IHVII.LK, Ky., April 7, (A P) Harry Rice, Detroit outrield er, will be out ot ths gsme for some time, ss a result of Injuries to his face received yesterday In an exhibition game with the Lou isville Colonels. 1 1 lie collided with the wall of ths blenrhera while catching a fly ball. The Tlgera showed some weak We Have the Ktiuipmciit Klamath Falls Transfer & Storage Co. 702 Klnnmth Ave. REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT The Reckard Checker Taxi is now located in the FORD GARAGE BUILDING 820 Klamath Ave. "-PHONE 77- Legion Hall Moiniday DJntte MAIN EVENT DAVE JACKSON Vs. DEL ALLEN Auto Wrecking NEW AND USED PARTS We are just ditimantlinx the following popular mnkfs for their Rood partus Buick, 4-cylinder, 1923 Buick 6, Matter, 1927 Buick 6, Standard, 1923 Cadillac 8, 1921 Chevrolet Superior, 1924 Chevrolet Sedan, 1927 Chrysler 6, "70" 1924 De Soto 6, 1929 Dodge 4, 1923 Essex 4, 1923 Essex 6, 1926 Hudson 6, 1923 Mack A. C Truck Maxwell 4, 1924 Nash 4, 1923 Nash 6, 1924 Nash 6, "400" Series, 1929 Oakland 6, 1927 Overland 4, 1924 Overland 6, 1926 Pontiac 6, 1926 Star 4, 1926 Studebaker Lgt 6, 1924 Studebaker Special 6, 1923 Studebaker Big 6, 1924 Whippet 4, 1928 We also carry new : Vesta Batteries, National Wheel and Rlm, Quality Piston Ring, Thompson Crank, dates Tires and Tube, Kramer Radiator. Accessories We can save you money. See us at 727 Commercial street, opposite Hub Shell Super-Service Station. ROY CALL AUTO CO. ROY CALL, OWNER Phone 335 fielding, and Gsorge Uhls allowed II hits In flvs Innings, to loss by I lo 7 to Louisville here yeatsr dsy. The learns meet again today. OAllWMKN TRY tXH'KNF. MKATTI.K, Wssh., April 7. (A i'l tlnlverally of California vsr ally and Junior varsity craws work ed out over the three-mile Lake Washington courss on prspsratlon for races with the Vnlverally of Washington oarsmen next Friday 9 o I'lut Experienced Men. Phuna 10U7
