The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 07, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGb TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Snturdny, June 7. 1M0 IN THE REALM OF SPORTS XON ARRIVES TODAY TD MEET Biff Preview Tomorrow To Give Fans Slant On Fighters Gorgl Dixon, accompanied hy hla manaasr and trainer will arrive In Klamath Kalle thla eve nine and tomorrow tha colored uohUwi will appear at tb Le- fioa rjavlllon In tba big preview staged by Matchmaker Joe Blrk- erstaff to lira tha tana a slant at tha treat boxini card ha haa arranced tor Tuesday evening. - Out oT Sotta Although traveling In a brand enankln- naw Cadillac aedan. which la enough to maka any boier cheerful, lieorgie la aald to b In an only mood becauee of tha (an that lb Portland box ing commlsalon forcad him to go throngh with bi match with Feldman. Not that ba ia a (raid ot "Vlllla", tor ba holda a tech nical kayo ever tha Jewlah boy. but tha ehanc he la taking ot that thing that frequently bap pana the aneioecled an veul 4hat might wrack hn chance to go on up to tha "big ehot". Mick, ey Walker. If he loeee to Willie 'ha may loaa to Wes Keirhetl, or area, may get the Ketrhell bout, ia which caa Georgia will be loured on th world (or good. Tha winner ot thia bont and the Ketchall af(alr geta a cbanca at either Leo Lomikl or Walker In an open air engagement at Port land on July 4lh. o a eetback hy Willie will apoll Georgla'a chancee to (t la on tha big money and it takee money to aperat a Cad. Here Flash Tha tana ar tn (or a treat whan thla flashy negro atapa In tha ring Tnaaday. Ha has never made a bad tight. Ha force the milling and will (ight it ont If hla opponent Ukea that styl of milling. Willie promise to ba in ehape to giv Georgia all th (ight he wants. Th local boy is now down to ltztt, hla normal wiegbt, and under tha watchful y of manager Beany Dotson ue .a la th best shapa of hla ear- Orwata Or Interest This match, which la prorlng a aall-oat, la th talk of all southern Oregon and la a great boost for Klamath Falls. The tana kaosr what they ar getting mm th big advar-: tale of tickets I aataral eonvequerjce. With Tost Louttlt th third man la th ring th match will hara a big league atmosphere. Tax haa lined up (oar hot pre liminaries and la also giving th cash rastomart aomathing new la th way of ring entertalnment. Bnar Dotson and hia guitar and "KloU" Ballit with his pel aaxapboM will ntrtaln with soft and. stoat from the open ing of th arena at S: JO antll th ortala raiser. If yon hare mot heard Klamath's Nick Lucas, Jthia will b a rar opportunity. 0t roar ticket at either of than pool parlors Mecca, Spar er Waldorf. No rals la prices. Morgan Staging . Return to Ring VANCOUVER, B. C. June 7. Tod Morgan of Seattle wbo lost hi Junior llgthwetrbt title to Benny Bass, of Philadelphia last nmmer, and who at th same time lost th as of his good right hand, hit th comeback trail her last night In a bout with Santi ago Zorilla, but (ailed to com through with a Tictory orer the duaky Panaman. - Favoring hla Injured hand and suffering from a bad cut orer the right eye which Zorilla opened in th first round. Morgan Just barely scrapped through to his ll-round draw. Had ZorrlLa packed a harder wallop In either hand he could har taken the honors. 'JEWISH BOXER Save $ $ $ High Grade Used Cars 1929 Graham Sedan $750 1929 Whippet Coach $400 1928 Chrysler Coupe $425 1927 Nash Coupe $485 1927 Star Coupe ,....$275 1928 Essex Coupe $425 1927 Chrysler Coach $600 1929 Whippet Sedan...- $450 Inspect the Above Cars Trades Save Pelican Motors, Inc DeSoto-Graham Dealers 4th at Klamath Ave. Babe Ruth and Edgar Rice Spoil Chances of Youthful Batters to Make Reputations lly HWiH 0. KlTXtnTO. Jr. ..axorlMlmt lraa 6 porta Writer The younger battera of th American league haven't much chance to maka namea (or them selrea as long as those two old timers, George Herman Ruth and Edgar Charlea Rice continue to hit at their present ratee. The Babe and Old 8am hare almost a monopoly on the league'a bat ting leadership, with Klc hold ing the highest honors. Rice, a tteran ot aome SS summers, 14 of them spent pla Ing baseball (or Washington, haa made a record (or consistent hit ting thla season that no younger rural has aver threatened. The Senators hate played tS games ao tar: Klc haa taken part In 44 of them; and only ouc has a (ailed to get at least on hit. Sam connected aafely In : con secutive games before his stresk was broken. Rice leads tha leagues battera with a current average ot .401. KaJn Ikrfera anie Rice had no chance to con tinue his batting atr,ik yester day, nor did his rivals do marh hitting aa wet grounds caused the postponement of two Americas league gamea while the pair that were played produced few hits compared to the totaia that have been plied up in aome recent games. Joe Sewell of Cleveland and Ross Scarritt ot th Boston Red Sox had perfect days with three and (our hits respectively as the Indians gained a S to 4 victory over Boston. Mahaffry Wins for A's The blows ot the Philadelphia Ancient Rivalry To Be Renewed at Ball Park Sunday Whea Bend trots ont oa the field at th fair ground park Sunday It will be with th avow ed purpose of tying up th lead ership of the Southern Oregon league. By defeating th Pell can's, Bend's standing would b raised to aa equal basis with their ancient rivals, and In case atedtord should loss, th tie would be spilt three way. From all appearance, how over, th standing 1 apt to re main th tame after tomorrow games ar over. Th Pelicans should com up on top and the earns should be th cas with Medford. Both ot th leaders are going treat guna ngui now and It seems ther Is little ehsnc for either of th other club to cut in. Th real battle la between th Pear i nkers and th Pelicans, unless th other teams develop auddea strength not heretofore exhibited. Horler Not Announced afanager Sanders ha not an Bounced bit pitcher for tomor row, bat la any event will have a man capable of bringing home th bacon. Eddy Arthur wIU call "play ball" at 2:34 and tha good old gam will be ander way. Good weather Is promised and It will stra th heart ot the players to see th grandstand filled with enthusiastic baseball fana. Sunday Expected To Bring Banner Crowd to Tourney SALEM, Ore., June T, (AP) With attendance and Interest In the 18th annual Oregon state shooting- growing apace. Sunday, th last day of the tournament is expected to bring a large In flux of shotgun men and specta tors to th Salem trapshooters club where th events ar being rnn off. The championships In th 200 target If yard, th 200 target handicap and all around classes will be decided Sunday, with 100 Terms Athletics aud St. I.oula Browna were pretty well distributed In th 5 lo 4 triumph ot th world'a champions. Tha winning pitcher. Roy Mahafley. contributed a horn run to hla victory. Inny Southern of th Phila delphia Nationals turned In the best batting fet of the day to help the Phillies lo a 14 to 16 victory over tht Cincinnati Reds. In five times at bat. he hit five limes and acorvd five runa. Four of his hits were doubles, equaling an all-lime Major league record set on July 3, 1SS3. by Pup An son and A b tier liulrymple ot the Chicago Nationals. (.inula -t 17 Hits The New York lilauts hit 1? times, (en of tht blowa being div ided between frits. Leach and I Terry, and defeated the St. Louis Cardtuala. Id to 7, to move Into a three way tie In gamea with the Cards and Pittsburgh (or third place lu the National lea gue. Pittsburgh gained th post hy a on point margin, defeating th Boston Braves, 4 to 3. A ninth Inning homer hy Adam Comorosky gav th Pirates the game after Al Bool e (our bagger bad tied the score in the seventh. Chicago's Cobs scored their ninth successive victory at th expense of th Brooklyn Robins and Dasiy Vance, 13 to . and cut the Robins' lead from two to on. Charley Root held Brook lyn to two single while th Cnba were getting ten hits off Vance tn tha alz Innings he lasted, and a half doien more from th suc cessor. Vance struck out a man tor every hit. but he could not keep Chicago (rom scoring. target In each class being dis posed ot Saturday. Moor Score M Friday tiring found F. M. Troeh of Portland breaking IS ont ot 100 to win th class A lt-yard event. Class B was won hy C D. Moor. Klamath Fall who scored SS, while C. H. Wood cock ot Corvallis. with a score of 98 placed first in Class C. W. M- Heckmaa broke ( to win the Class O event. J. A. Thompson ot Blodgett, E. C. Griffin. Seattle. C. H. Woodcock. Corvallis, G. W. Hous ton, Klamath Kails and H. E. Thornton ot Marshfleld divided honors in th tint event (or the C B. Preston trophy. George Bnrkhalter, HUlsboro won sec ond event for thla trophy. LONGEVITY ME.ND RIGA On hundred and twenty-nine years old and all due to the eating ot raw herrlnga dip ped la weak black coffee every day. That was th record of Mrs. Ann Kretsler. th oldest Inhabitant of Latvia, who re cently died her at that age. She attributed her old eg to the herring-coffee diet. ITS CHEVROLET'S New Service Policy wins nationwide approval On January 1st of this year, the Chev rolet Motor Company announced a new service policy the rooet liberal ever offered In connection with a low priced automobile. Immediately It wag greeted with enthu siasm by Chevrolet buyer everywhere because its many unusual features materially add to the economy and lasting satisfaction of Chevrolet owner ship. Briefly, it provide for free Inspec tion and adjust ment at the 500 mile mark, and free inspections every 1000 mile thereafter. for free replace ment of any C1EV1KOL1ET. SIX 522 South Sixth E OF LOSING TO Turn Sluggers Loose on Mailt and Send Him To Batht in 6th lly The Associated I'm Relieved by the douhle de test of the menactug Angola, Sac ramento built up a two game lead In the coast standings yes terday by muling Portland, 14 to , using Tony Freltas on the mound. Malls had the Sacs con trolled until th alith, whsn they cut loos and drove him In the showers. McDonald suffered the same sort of treatment and was replaced by Dlehl at lbs open lug of th seventh chukker. The j Senators got to him for live mure runs to leave the Ueaveis far behind. Anuria Drop Pair Loa Angeles' threat which had brought th Mam to within a halt gam ot tint pl-e In lb Pacific coast leagu standings, re ceived a two-fold setback yes terday aa th Angels lost a douhleheader to Hollywood, 3 to t and 10 to 11. Sea Fraaciaco appeared th day's moat aggre siv rhtlleuger. taking tts aecond straight from th Missions, 11 to 3. and moving a tie in gamea with the Angela. Hollywood broke long loaing streak, taking th drat gam In a dramatic ninth inning, and go ing into th eleventh to eke out a on run margin In th aecond contest. Oak Evea Sror Oakland evened matters for the week with Seattle, giving veteran Dutch Kauther another setback, t to t. Tht Indians had a two run lead la th second, and tied lb score at three sll In th fifth, but th Oaks got to Kauther (or flv tall tea la th seventh and eighth, driving him from the mound to be replaced by Hubbell. Hurst let Seattle down with ten hit to th Acorns' fifteen, and kept them well scattered. 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Knott and Holitiami; Davla and liaaton At Los Angelea, first game: Hollywood '. - 10 S Lo Angeles S 7 1 Uatteriee: Hollerson and Sovvreld, Daaaler; llelaiiey and Hannah. Second game: Hollywood II IS 1 Loa Angeles 10 I S (11 innings) llutterlea: Wetsel, Pate, Turner. Johna and Hasalvr. bevurutd: llarfoot, Walab, l et era and skiff, warden. Thompson Floors British Mitt King OMAHA. Neb.. June T. (AP) When Billy Wells, farmer British welterweight king, was knocked out last night In th aecond round by young Jack Thompson, negro welterweight champion ot the world. It wa th tlrat tlm that Walls hsd ever been counted out la more thsa tea years ot fighting. Th wily veteran was sent down for th count by a terrific over hand right that emd to com out of nowhere. It landed (lush and th Brltiah c rap per wae counted eut with seconds to a par. Up to th tlm ot th knock oat blow, th champion and Walls had waged aa vn haul. Thomp son waa fighting hla first bout sine defeating Jackie Field In Detroit and annexing th title. Th tltla waa not at atake. both being overweight. MUM PALFREY LOrlKS LONDON, Jan 7, (AP) Sarah Palfrey, young American tennis alar from lloaton, waa beaten In th final e( th North London tennis championship to day by Elisabeth Ryan, a former Calltoralan living la England. Th core were -l. S-S. A SIX material including both parts and labor that may prove defective, with in the terms of the standard warranty, that thla replacement will be carried out by any Chevrolet dealer In the United States regardless of where the owner may have traveled during the warraaty period. Backing this policy is one of the largest service organizations in the automotive industry consisting of orer 10,000 authorized Chev rolet dealer service stations In the United States alone. Come in I Learn all the other reasons why It's wise to choose a Chevrolet Six I ea Superstition, Your Name Is Prizefighter, Says Folio we i of Great Game of "Manly Art" fly HlSMKI.li 1. NKWL.tND AsMM-Utcd lrra Nporta Writer 8AN FKANC1HCO. June 7. (A P ouporatltlou, you may not know It, but your other nam Is Trlaaflghter." Of all th hoys of all Itnea ot sport, tha boya who thump and thud I heir way with bmlng gloves ar th best customers alien It cornea to believing In th super natural agenclra. llaselmll play era had the Inside track for a long time, ao far aa the writer la concerned, but after delving deeply Into the euhject he la ready to award the filigree soup epooa to the (Ightera. They are a riot. Calls Palimka a Pal.x.ka On thla matter th writer con sulted Mr. Jautea Julius "Moose" Taasalg. a veritable walking en cyclopedia concerning tlilnga (tail rally, air. Taussig ia this douart meut's rblet tutorinaul, an envi able poettiun. and he holde It by virtue of the fact that h never trie lo put over "fast ones." Al the newspaper boya In thla twon SACRIFICE SALE of High-Grade, Reconditioned, Newly Paint ed Used Cars 1928 Standard Buick Sedan. Some Baby $875 1928 Oldsmobile Sport Coupe. Wonderful Condition $775 1929 Big Six Pontiac Sedan $825 1929 Whippet Coach. One real automobile $525 1929 Ford Coupe. Like new... $475 1929 Chevrolet Coach. Trunk, lots of extra $545 The above car must be aold at once. Your car taken in trade to apply as down payment. Balance easy terms. BEE E ED 2D HE Used Car Lot m i 1 pearance that charecterlies cars telling fsr above their price .Thsy sr cers that sny owner can be proud to drive and proud to park beside tha most expensive. A 'personal test will convince you of Durant superiority. Drive on. trust 'Moos.' II calls t pal ooka a palooka. Aa on ot th proprietors of th lymuaalum har, "Moose" bear much and aeea mure. He tella in that I t'rrlee Ham lion Ieon Chetallvr .the big negro chin buster who atarted the I'rttno t'arnera rumptia In Oak land by refusing to "lake a flup' carries a entail ham bone In his pocksts. (You know (he kind that la left after the ham and ritga have been put away.) I'huvellor (old Taussig: "Yassah, Mr. Mnae, a ham bona am the best lucky piece what la. Ah wouldn't trade on for a rabbit feet anytime." Having both been In Jack Dempaeys corner aud opposed him aa a aecond. Taussig aaya lelnMey'a peculiarities consisted of alwaya Insisting that hla op ponent etitured th ring first. Kent Hefor Klgtita Willie Moetian. Ike ful aallur boy who won thro decision over llempaer when I h latter Klamath EMAND MORE y n SPEED, climbing sbilHy, rldlnt eoeirort, SSIS of C6vreTol,wh" ever your lUndardi of thti have batn, the new Durante vrd cd (jura. Vou can DEMAND MORE of thti new cars and rtcslv K.Th snUrtly naw Dursnl 6-14 off tn S'aaUr smooth nn, s hlg,htr dtgras of comfort A s Joyous reiponi to your desires not found In other sutomobllti lalllnj for hundred" of dollars mot, k losfs along st five mllti an hour or fleshes up to seventy st your whim. Stp hills srs but hlgh-gssr play for Hi powerful motor. Vou can swing K around curvi hour sfttr hour without wcarlntti. Th ntw Ourant Four b nearly n fart, accaUraUi almost as rapidly and climbs quit si well the 6-14. In site, comfort snd appearance K Is revelation. Both these fin automobiles ar roomy, lusurlouily upholster ed, beautifully fitted. Eech hai sll th beeuty ft reclnen of ap THE NEW 745i DILIVItED HIRE FULLY EQUIPPED iDURANT The Entirely New 6-14 .... $ 965 ft as a real lighlar, sang a song In hi dressing room every Hum before a fight Young CorbeK, 111, of freeim. chle( challenger tor (he welter weight tide, believes In (he niagle nf (he dressing room. In (rain ing (here tor bout be alwaya must have No. 1 room In Taus sig's eslahllshineni. II paya for th room by lb year, which Is unusual not that h paya bul that he takea long dm leases. Fireman Jim Tlynn, the old dm heavyweight, alwaya carried a "Jockey isus" In hla grip along with hla training paraphernalia. Harry Wills, huge negro who bad (he boya sldretepplng (or a while, used lo bring one big cigar tn smoke after a flaht. He soul. I look al It and ssy: "lloy, ali a gouna enjoy you alter lae v. In (his tlglil." Jimmy Drill famed old light weight wore uite aweater ao long II waa difficult lo distinguish (h garinen( from tha holea. Tailors by (he duien tried to giv him fin dressing gown lu order t" benefit from advertising I heir uamee on th hack bu( always llrltt strutted lulu Hi ring aeai lug hla old aweater. , Jock Mnloaia veteran middle weight and Jackie Klelda who Just d roped the welterweight (Ml nikk It point to shake hands with (heir chief aecond befma he first round opens. 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