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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1930)
Wednesday, May 21, 1930 IN THE REALM OF SPORTS THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORLUON mm in Hi 10 ETJUSM Colored Boy Took Jimmy Dolan at Portland Tuesday Night ltay McQuillan, who U ihi (tilled to meet Steamboat Jackson In th 10-roiind main event on Frldar night s rent it the Atnerl m Legion pavilion, added la nil 'already vail established prestige br taking Jimmy Dolan In on of the prettiest fight ot well bal anced card at Portland lat night. With this victory under hit btlb Rev will eome prepared to give fttaambuat something to think about, for 1h! Penver battler HHU buslnese. ' Uteamboat Not Mow Whatever alcQaillan iigurea a la thanree to bo tn the light, tha old "Rowboat" will b there to give him a run for tha monay. gteamboat haa been going greet guna of lata and with hia nam on lb program tana bar learned to expert tight worth whll. Hi hitting I Improving with each fight and b haa epeeded ap per ceptibly la hia recent encounters tb rtault of meeting fait boy Ilk Day Jackson. Sammy Lang ford and Jack Breedlove. So if Brother McQuillan wanta a fight. C reamboat alma to satisfy him Hmilr, Klgltt Semi For tb aemt alx round. Tex haa arranged a bout between Kiehtiag Bob Erana. heavyweight hop ot Dnnemulr. aud Tommy Thompaon. plucky and clayr scrapper of Olene. Just what thla fight offer the fane la aomewnat speculative but If yan will tight he'll bay a chance to show hia ware Thla man Thompaon dosen't stop for else and keep horning In aa long aa the fight . lasts. A special four rounda haa been put on th card between Indian Jo Corbett and K. O. Eyana. Thla will be a hot one. Both fighter hit like nobody' business and if there la not too mnch low punch ing there anould be four fast rounds for the cash customers. Evans rot off In a bad war In hi hont with Red Hsnsarker and nhnutd be more careful next time. He is a hard fighter and worthy of a better ahowtng. Two other fast bouts are sche duled, with Red Hanaacker meet ing Honolulu Joe and Johnny Jackson and Young Glnotll mixing . it again. In the last abow. Jack no tt scored a technical kayo oyer , the Italian boy end Olnottl want to ercn honors. Will he? Tickets are on'sale it the usual places. "oait Advertising Group Schedules Medford Meeting Th Pacific Association of Ad vertising Agencies will hold Its atinaal convention In Hertford fcaptember IS. 20 and 21, ac cording to word received here recently. Thi aiisoclallon haa aa Its , members practically every adver tising agency on the Pacific , coast and controls tha bulk nf advertlalng copy appearing In Oregon publications. Plana for the annual meeting are now being prepared by Doug- laa Powell. Portland, seeretirv- treasurer of the organization. It Is expected that more thin 10 ac count executives will attend. Shires Admits He's Just Perfect Actor CHICAOO, May 21, (AP) Charles Arthur (self-subdued) Shire. Whit Sox tint baseman haa Mrved notice upon Job Barrymor. Richard Bennett, Oeorge M. Cohan "and other ' minor league actors." that be will Invade the theatre ifter th baaeball season closes. "I can't dance and I can't ling. I can't do anything on tb stags which makes me a per fect actor," the great one said. sVaRPOMH DOWNS KRCBE TACOMA, Wash., May II, (AP) Dr. Karl Sarpolls, Cleveland heavyweight, won from Bob JCrus. Portland, In th main event of the wrestling program here laat night, gaining the lone fall of the encounter la the sixth round with a flying scissors. Chet Wiles, Portland light heavy and Harry Demetral, Chi cago, draw In th seml-tinll. Green Pine Slab being de livered from the night shift only. Double load, $4.00 Dry Fir Slab that dandy heater or furnace wood. Double load, $7.00 Block Wood Coal Fuel Oils Hog Fuel Oil Burners Hog Fuel Burners . Quick delivery on Everything. PEYTON & CO. "Wood to Burn" 126 So. 7th Phone 53S l YY7efeflr l lflflHIMItt Babe Has Four Hitting Areas JomeRun Srots Vr t i It) AL HKMAItbK (Former Pitcher N. Y. tilants) From personal ohaeryatlon and also from conversations I have had with Babe Kuth 1 believe hia total home runa are pounded out from the four hitting areas in practically the percentage 1 have shown in my above cartoon. I hare Botlced, and Ruth ad mits that at least halt ot hia total home runs for season are on low fast balls or curve balls that break inside. Practically one-quarter of bis circuit clouts off right-handed pitcher are made on high, outside, fast balls that h hits Into the stsnds In left field. About one-fifth of his long drives are made on high, inside fast or curve balla from left-handed pitchers. Ruth gets many a base hit, but very few homers from low fast bills out side. If he haa any weakness, this 1 th spot. The Question naturally arises : Why do not th pitcher pitch low outside to th Bambino? 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The hitting spree continued at the expense of Dumovlch and Kaslch, the Acorns' relief men. and the Seala totalled It markers on !1 hlta to Oakland' two runs on seven hlta. Angela Disrespectful Loa Augelea ahowed Its dis respect for league leaders by banging Laurie Vlncl. Sacra mento hurler. out of the box In the first Inning to establish safe four run lead. Jones also tailed to hold the Angels, and the total for the Southerner ran to eight. Rutus Smith held them corls after the fourth Inning, but th Sac could not get to Baecht, Loa Angelee twlrler. and finished with five run, three too tew. Among the club sow occupy ing tb second division, th Mis sions splurged by drubbing th Seattle Indian IT to 1 at Ban Francisco. Led by Ike Boone who scored two single. double, and home run, the Missions pounded LamanakI and Mubbell for their tint sixteen tallica, and made th last It the expense of Slmonl. 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Philadelphia II 10 .141 Cleveland IT II .III New Tork 14 11 .111 Boston II IT .414 Chicago II II .407 St. Loull II It .171 Detroit II II .171 undisputed holder of last place, took the Hollywood Stars Into camp by an 11 to I score, la i game featured by four homer. two being batted ont by second baseman Brannoa of the Stars. Aa a result ot th day's ven ture th leaders are closely bunchtd. with Oakland only a half gam ont of tint place. Los Angels on and a halt, and Baa Francisco two and a halt. One pound . Can 25c Five pound Can 75 Ten pound Sack $1.25 25 pound Sack $2.35 50 pound Sack $4.25 Roberts & Harvey Hardware Klamath Fall. Ore wen viewpoints 70 HORSEPOWER SIX.. Phone 334 mat National Stealing Show in Fight fly HVHIt ft. H'M.KRTON, Jr. Associated Preaa Nporta Writer The amaalni race ot tha Na tlonal League club fur the higher plaee la the ataadlng haa stolen th show la big league baaeball front their rival elreult. Four game were played yester day la each Major league, and while the American waa offering bnt on change In the standing, a shift ot the seveuth and eighth place cluba, th elder circuit left lust two clubs la their form er posts. RoMna Hold Lead Th Brooklyn Itoblna, who be came th leaders only Sunday, held their place by truum-ing the Phillies, still the tail sud.irs. II to I. All the rest shifted about. The New York (Hants dropped from second to fourth place for the day'a blggoat fall while Pittsburgh wade me neat climb, going from fifth to third. Ill-area la titnaggle Kven the Boston Braves, rank est ot all outsiders, found them selves In the struggle aa they downed the Giants for their fourth victory In the five game series. Led hy Wallr Merger, a hard hitting recruit from Los Angelee who seems to have found a lo hitting recruit from Lo Angeles who seams to hav found a lot ot "cousins" on th Olanta. th Brave pulled out a tea Inning triumph. 4 to I. Berg r scored both of Beaton's runa In the regular nine innings, one of them on his ninth homer of th year. George Sister drove In the rest, getting a timely tingle in the tenth alter Larry Benton had weakened juat enough to till the bases. Brooklyn had almoat no trouble holding the top aa they pounded three Pbllly pitchers tor II hits to get their II run. Pirates Go Higher Pittsburgh leaped op two place in th standing a Larry French abut on th Cincinnati Reds with four hlta to give the Plritea tbslr third straight vic tory. For ssven Inning French hsd a tight haul against Bed Luraa, holding only a on run lead, bnt the Pirate earn through In th last two frame to mak It I to . Th St. Louis Cardinal fol lowed tha Brooklyn system. honest reason THERE IS ONLY one real reason for smoking and that's pltasun. A pretty good reason after alL The cigarette you select in the long run will be the one that can contribute most to your enjoyment. 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With the first and second teams. Waahlngton and Phlladel pli la. enjoying a duy of acheditled rout, tha first division of the league Improved Its posltiou a bit. The third place Cleveland Indiana scored a double victory over the Chicago While Rox, who hold the fifth poat, by ecorei of T to I and 7 to I. Th Nsw York Yank had 10 go lea Innings lo gala a 7 to I victory over the Bnsloa Red Sox as Ed Durham did some greet relief pitching. Women May Retain Place in Olympic BERLIN. May II. (API Strong pressure In favor ot the continuance of womea'a Olympic track and field event In th 111! games at Los Angeles wsa brought to bear today by the In ternational amateur athletic fed eration la aesaloa here. Unless the women sr allowed to compete, th world's ma I athlalee aa represented In the I. A. A. F. will adopt a policy nf non-cooperation In regard to the Olymplra. It waa Indicated. A resolution propossd by Oustavus T. Klrby of New York was adopted by the federaton at Ita eloalng aesaton today which provldea that the 1. A. A. F. ahall remain la Berlin In recess dy to be called together should the Olympic congress, convening next week, decide lo ellmlnste the women's track and field events. . . a The lobster's claw are not mates. One la of the crushing type, while the other Is used for seising. The ?i Camels for pleasure Marcus Wins Nod In Fracas With Paddy Walthier POUTI.ANI). (ire.. May II, (A P) Leaping Joe Marcus, Port land lightweight look a Id-round decision ovsr Paddy Walthier, Han Francisco in 1 Hal bout here last ulght, lu which ao great datnags waa dime. The feature ol the evening was tb 10-round mix btwn Mickey Dolan, Portland and Al (lotlhardt, (loi uisn light weight, Mlokuy to ii nil the Herman a lough boy with a baffling alyle anil that made him hard lo reach effective ly. Mickey did considerable herd thumping lu the latter rounds Itsy Mcquillan, clever Denver col ored welterweight won a well earned decision over Jtmmy Dol an, I'ortlaud. Mrgulllan uulbos ed the I'ortlnnder In nearly every round and clinched the decision In the tenth with a couple of hard ones to Dolau's Jaw, Ernl llselis. 1'ortlsud and I.ar. ry Hsrrsttl. Haa Francisco, heavy-: welghta, slugged each other fnr six rounds wuh everything but the ring poets, Ueeb taking (he nod. Able Israel. Portland bantam, took an easy dsotslon over Berate' Mlllstor. Filipino In tha four-1 round curtain raiser. i Coast League to Engage in Flood Light Baseball RAN Fit ANCIHCO V. ll Ik Pi Night baseball, which many magnate believe will save the American pastime from financial decay alnca Ita aueceuful irll by lies Molnee this spring, will maxe ita onnut, in tne Pacific Coast leaxue at ftsprimaiiiA June 10. according ta aa an nouncement by lis Morelng. president of the league leading Sara. Oakland' Acorns will via will Ihe Senator In the first ensst venture at knocking high files lata the floodhehts. anit Afher team will has their opportuni ties soon aftsr. For Morelng atatsd that tlv regular games will be played at alght each reek from then An Onl the Sunday morning game at Stock- con ana ine ttunaay anernooa game at Sacramento will be played by sunlight. Mnrelne believes Ihsl Seers. memo's climate la particularly s. ill favorable for alght games, and declare that lighting euglneers will profit by Ihe experience or the Des Molnea ipnrlmai and offer Ihe beat equipment avail, a hi. MAY Mrr HKH HN HALK.M, Of. May II, (API Roy 8. (8pc) Keen nsllbsr con. firm nor deulna rumors that hs may nnt return lit Willamette I'll, veralty aa athletic roach Beat year. He doea deny, however, thai hs will again Join Ihe coaching start it Oregon male milage. GREAT MILL and FACTORY SALES Now doing On Oregon Woolen Store (ir. ath anil Mala Nta. 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