The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON v Friday, June 13, 1030 IN THE REALM OF SPORTS ilSTIE SEGOiMCE 111 inirniniM y in vn-n r Steady Plodding Gain a Peckinpaugh Troop Good Standing. ' lf HKKBIC11T V. UAllkKK Assoclslrd rivss Sports Writer Untie ether -rluue have bHD gulling moat ot tne publicity, ttoger letlnpiigus Cleveland Indiana nav been attending airicl ly to business, ukmi all rivala at they coma, until today, they had pushed Into eeeoud placa in tha American league atandlug. on 17 gam behind tha pace-setting Philadelphia athletic. Great pitching by Farrall. Brown and Uudlln baa been tha ouutanding (eatura of tha In diana' upward aurga tinea May 14. In tha Intervening threa weeke, Pecktnpaugb' meu nave won 14 gsir.es and loat only Jour. Sixth Straight Victory Tha Indiana' tilth consecutive victory yesterday, and thalr eec ond in a row from the AlhlaUce. enabled them to leap into second place while Wathington waa bow. Jng to Chicago. At tha race etandt now, all three leader htie loet IS game, with tha A.'t winning JJ, Cleveland 31, and Washing ton 10. Clint Brown pitched great ball to gtr tha Indiana a ahntont tri umph oter the A. a. 4-0. granting enlv four bit. George Earnshaw pitched well, bnt three ot tha eight hlta he allowed were borne rant. Morgtn getting hie 10th and 11th and Myett another with one man 'en base. Solon Boar to White Box Tha Senatora bowed to Chica go'! White Box. 10-6. In a free hlttlng battle that taw Tey Lyont chalk np hia ninth victory ot the aeaaoa attar three previous fall rat to get put hit eighth. Tha New York Yankeea fell on Walte Hoyt and two auoceaaora for It bltt. Including Baba Ruth't loth homer of tbe teaaon, and trounced the Detroit Tlgera, 14-1. Walter Stewart won hit eighth -victory for tha St. Lonlt Browna, beating Boaton, f-S, but Jutt man aged to halt a Red Sox rally In the eighth Inning that fell only one ran abort ot a tie. Robin Stretch Lead la tha National league, Brook lyn stretched lu lead to 4 hi game by beating Cincinnati, 1-1, whll thalr leading rivala. the Chi Mgo Cuba and New York Giant, were beaten. Pltubnrgh halted tha New York Giant' nine-game winning atreak. l-7. bunching hlu for fir rant la the tint and tour In the ev ents Bern Kremer went the rente for the Pirates, allowing eight hlu, three of which were home raat, two by Lindttrom and Mel Ott t 14th ot the eeaaon. Bartel and Grantham hit for the circuit for tha plratea. Claude Wlllooghby eeored hit 1 flrat victory of the season as the Phiniea beat the Cubs, S-l. In a ' game baited by rain in the sixth. Chuck Klein got three singlet for the Phllt. and ran hit consecutive hitting streak to 19 games. Try This for Putting Grip Putting 6RIP ON USUAL POTtlrta 1 By Ali DEMARKE ; (Former Pitcher N.' X. Glantt) ' "Of all the golfing arte putt ing Is at once the most Important, tbe most aggravating and the most unteachable," phllotophlied Jock Hutchison to me one day. "One or two putts of mere ly dubioua length holed In the course of round often make all the difference between exhilara tion and despair," continued Jock. "1 have found putting the roost unteachable of tbe golfing arts, and by this I mean that a man mutt to a great extent pus sis It out tor himealf. "However, In putting a player mutt hare a club and he must take hold of It. And then comet the question ot the grip. There is on grip that deserves, per haps, a special word of descrip tion, because It Is, as far si I know, a purely putting grip, never used for any other stroke, and because It wat a grip used by at good put tart at John Ball and W. J. Travis. "It may ba called tha reverse ever lapping grip. At In tha or dinary overlapping grip, tha play er holda hi left thumb down tha shaft, bat instead ot allowing 1 wjm--ir PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCORES (lly The Associated Prnas) At Seattle: Portland-Seattle game postponed; wet grounds. At Fm Kram-lsco: Hollywood .. . t 14 1 Missions t 11 1 latteries: Ithodea. Johnson ami Hassler: Nelson. T. I'll Irtte. PoukIss and Hofmann At Los A-geles: San Francisco 1 10 1 Lot Angclct ... 4 7 1 (10 Innings 1 flatteries: Turpln, Perry and Casto'i, Penelsky; Baocht and llnnnah. Sacs Strengthen Lead by Grabbing Floodlight Game; (By the Associated Praia) Maintaining their habit o( eoir.!ng through with eonvenlen victories whenever their Fmclfl. coast league lead It threatened, tha Sacramento team stayed out In front by downing the Oak!-mi club last night In a free hitting syree. 14 to 11. tight rttchert worked in the weird encounter, the Osks going Into the lsat ot the elguth with a two run I as J only to have the Sace acora four off Hurst, to give the victory to Gould, at the time hurling for Sacramento. Aagvla Trim Seals San Kranctseo stopped tempor arily In lu thrust at league hon ors, being trimmed by Loa An geles, 4 to 1, after coming with in a game and a halt ot the lead. Cnrtla Perry, relief hurler. walked Jacogt with the bates full in the tenth, breaking up what had been a fairly tight ball game. illusion hopes, high at tha be ginning of the week, took anoth er Jolt when Hollywood defeated tha Reds tor the aecond time, ( to 5. The Stars mad five oil Nelson In the first three Innings, and Ted Pillette waa sent In to stave oft tha attack. Rain canted the postponement of the Portland game at Seattle. (By The Coast: Associated Press) I W. L. 11 15 -It 11 3 2 PCT. .IK .647 .55 .(,: .500 .44S .415 .336 Sacramento ... San Francisco Loa Angxlea ... Oakland 15 11 11 11 10 17 17 18 Missions Hollywood Ser'tle .25 40 the little finger of the right hand to ride upon tbe first fin ger of the left, he reverses the position, so that the flrat finger ot the ieft hand rides upon the little finger of the right. It Is a gTlp well worth trying, one of lu characteristics being that the right hand is the faster hand." Now, fellow golfers, go out and burn np the Tom Thumb courses. Brushing Up ! cioT vice seujeu. Tuw3 : 'S ilKlC AA AM - '..rv Oit'l -rue": !Cv"?Q .': V Kvrl' th: -'- vw ,, ? Portland - National: W. L. PCT. Erookiyn 11 17 Chicago - 2i 33 .56' New York i : .531 St. Louis 15 !5 .500 Pittsburgh 11 14 .4S Benton ?" 36 .444 Philadelphia 18 S .4u Cincinnati 1 30 .18 J1 American: W. L. PCT. Philadelphia S3 IS .its Cleveland 11 1 .2 Wathington 10 Is .(12 New York 17 11 .643 Chicago 10 17 .'Is Detroit it 30 .411 St. Loult 10 10 .4uu Boston . .-I 34 .it' . Cecil: pat i in. vf t 1 New Champion of World 1 IV Max Schmellng. German heavyweight, who wat proclaimed heavyweight champion of the world alter he won the bout from Jack Sharkey who ttrurk him with a foul blow la the fourth round ot their title battle la New York. Schmellng succeeds Gene Tunney who retired nearly two years ago. - FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By Associated. Press New York: Max Schmellng. Germany, defeated Jack Sharkey, Boston, foul, (4); Al Fay, Cherle roU Pa., outpointed George Hoff man. New York, (10): Henry La mar, Washington, D. C, outpoint ed Matteo Osa, Spain. (1): Ralph Gioueello, New York, stopped Pete Brand. Holland. (3); Stanley Por eda of Jersey City, outpointed Paul Blanch!. Argentine. (). Springfield. 111.: Bad Taylor. Terre Haute, Ind., slopped Johnny (Pee Wee) Kaiser. St. Louie ,(!). (Kaiser injured hand.) Oklahoma City: Young Jack Dillon. Louisville, knocked out Re1 rltulmmons. Wichita. f41: Wilson Dunn, Tulsa, defeated Nor man Brown, Chicago, foul, (3). Lonergan to Meet With Opposition SALEM, June 13, (AP) Infor mation has reached here that forces opposed to tbe election of Frank J. Lonregan of Portland aa apeaker of the 1931 house of rep resentatives will confer In Port land Saturday and try to form a coalition against him. James W. Mott ot Salem, who la a candidate for the speakership, haa been In vited to attend. Among others present. It It said, will be Emmett Howard ot Eugen and Herbert Gordon of Portland, alto candi dates for tbe speakership. Sports - - - in suocesstvje :esstue- X TONS . ' V vavA - t x AC-M ; - . v-tf DV-IH . Wr 15 UWJED FROM PHHJvDEUVrWA BACKUARDS To 601C I ' Mrs. Moody Take Opening Match in Wightman Series WIMBLEDON, England. June 11, (AP) Mrs. Helen Wills Moody started her team off on tha right foot In the Wightman Cup terlea with the English women players todsy. detesting Josn Fry la the opening match, (-1, 4-1. Mrs. Moody sooo settled Into her stride, and playing like the world champion that aha la. swept Into a lead ot 4-1 In tha Drat eat. She finished th fourth gam with a series of sltzllng point-winners after It bad gone to deuce, then followed this up by breaking through Mlse Fry a delivery. Mrt. Moody awept through the sixth game at love to stretch her lead to 6-1, and raptured the next with her powerful drives for the set at (-1. She had reeled off five garnet In a row. Counties Receive $200,000 in Taxes PORTLAND. Ore., June 11, (A Pj The controller general ot the United Btatet today approved clalmt of Oregon counties pre viously denied s part ot the amonntt due them under th Oregon and California tax reim bursement act of 1924 amounting to t:oo.ooo. The treaty department will pay Clackamas county $163,051; Multnomah county $17,557 and Benton connty $15,690. Curry and Jackson counties also will receive smaller payments. - ByLaufer 0V 1 1 kseLM Fistic World Discovers It Just Has Another Hangover By A LAN flfllUI Astorlated Press Sports Editor NKW YORK. June 11, (AP) Tha flstlo world that had hoped to wake up today to celebrate th crowning of a new and undis puted world's heavyweight cham pion discovered. Instead, that It bad Just another headarhe, hang over and controversy. Max Hrhnllug won on foal from Jack Shsikty wlthlu the last lis, seconds of ths fourth round ot what waa to hav been the decisive battle fur the heavy weight title last night at tha Yankee Stadium but they Utt th altuatlon at chaotte as vera the wild acen accompanying the abrupt finish ot th. match. Severely nattered Severely battered though he had been, th black-thatched 14-year-old German youth, who looks, bobs and wearet Ilk th on and only Jack Deapaoy. emerged with whatever honor and till claims go with th vic tory. II may, for tha tltn be ing, b put at th top of tlit heavyweight clasa, at least by bit own countrymen and by tha New York state athlvtlo commission, which proclaimed Ita right be forehand to crown the winner the new champion of the world and sueceaor to Gene Tunney, who retired two years ago. An Kniuty Title Schmeliog'a cause may be es poused further by the National Noting association and he la a candidate at least for the lu srrtpttuu of bla name upon th Muldoon-Tuuney trophy, emblem. alio ot championship recognition' so far aa ltt donort are concern-' ed. But today, cold analyna of the unsatisfactory and disap pointing cllruai 10 a two-ytar search for a tit monarch ot heavyweight ranks appeared to otter no Bound batlt for pro claiming th young German pos sessor ot honor universal In scop, wbr neither ot the prin cipals In the main teat, before hand, held any clear or undisput ed claim .to championship, posi tion. Dark-browed, likeable, eourag- tout Mai, eiperta may hold, should not be penalised and de prived ot recognition for events beyond bla control, but tbe fact remained that eVhmellag waa carried bodily and In apparently great pain from th ring last night, ths winner, but a badly battered one. . Sharkey Aggressor Schmellng waa hurt by a punch that waa unquestionably low af ter having been decisively out boxed and outpunched by Shark ey, who wltn on erratic blow ot hi flat awept away tne high honor that seemed almost certain to be hi. Th Herman crumpled to th floor, to be ser ried to bis corner and declared the victor only a tew minutes after It aeemed b waa oa the verge ot being cleanly knocked out. In th third round, whan th American battered bla young rival all over h ring with a viciously sustained two-fisted on tltuabt. In th third round. EDartey had Schmellng groggy and a , quick victory apparently In hit grasp. A round later, the tables were reversed wita tucn ttart ling rapidity that acenet ot tha wildest disorder and sonfutlon developed. Ono Judge Saw Blow Th fatal and final blow. In tended as a left hook tor the ttomnch but somehow uninten tionally misdirected, wat deliver ed aa tha flghtsrs were close to gether along th ropes, with the tap of tha gong ending tha fourth round only a few seconds away. Th rater, Jimmy Crow lay, on th opposite aid ot th ring, with Sharkey"! back be tween him and Schmellng, failed to se the punch, Withholding his decision, as tha German tank writhing In agony to the floor, Crowley hesitated and waa al most Inttantly aurrounded and harassed by th managers, sec onds and handlers of th two fighters aa he sought advice from officials on either- aid of the ring. With th clamor stilt at It height and th crowd la com plete uproar, Crowley finally ac Cool Talc for f Warm Days JS2 Lcxuikju snoot-to good grooming oa ammeVa sultry days, ghart Tale $1.00), Cam Nom Tala ($1.00). and Dusks Talc - (26c). Aa soft and fin as silk velvet! Sold only at RnaTI Stores. TIU Ditto STOHB cepted tbe unqualified Judgnieut of on of th Judges, Harold llarnot, and prououueed Schmel Ing tha victor on a foul. ROUNU 11 Y HOUND ROUND ON IS They met In mld-rlng. Max ducking Into a clinch. Jack jabbed aeveral letit to head and Schmellng hooked left to jaw. They sparred cauti ously. Jack Jabbed two to the face. Sharkey hooked two light lefts to head. Max twuug left to htad but missed and tbey olim hed. Max was romiug In oovared up. 11 bsd hi besd down on Bher key's chest. SUsrkey put short right to Jsw. Jstk hooked an other led to head, Schmellng put right to had. Jack graied Max' face with left. Brbmellng booked left to head and Jai-k fought back with both hands. Sharkey bad a alight sdge. ROUND TWO Max Jumped In with straight right to Jaw. They clinched and wrestled to rope. Ja.-k hooked left to body. Max misted left to hesd and Sharkuy swung him around. Max rushed but missed and Sharkey Jabbed him off with lefts. Srhmellug again rushed and Sharkey upper cut ssrsgsly with right to heart. Jack took left la stomach without return. Max hooked led to head. Jack ippercut a right to tare. Schmellng wat thort with right. Sharkey drove two left to face. Schmellng hooked left to Jaw and they clinched, t Sharkey dropped right on Mail ere. Sharkey Jatihed two lefts lo face at bell. Sharkey a round. KOVND THREE Sharker hooked light left to head and .Max drov right to face. Schmellng totted another right to head. Sharkey tied him up In chinch. Max landed left to body and bead and stepped In close. Jack drove three bard rights to head ttagxer Ing Schmellng. Jack drove him lo ropes with right and left to face. Sharkey uppercut a right to tac with Max banging on. Sharkey drov right lo far send ing Max to ropes. Sharkey forced the fighting. Schmellng looked beaten. Sharkey whipped home both handt at Max came la but did no damage. Jack handled Summer Storage, $6 Month Washing. $l.lv-$l.e0. Greasing. $1.00-11.16. Night and Day Service ARCADE GA1AGE New Manager, Jo Road High Pressure Washing and Qrsaslng. General Auto Repair and Brake Shop. Night Mechanic. Nath authorised tervlc. Body, render aift Giles Shop. tt Hour Merries In All Dcpte. Add days in California to any trip East at Summer Excursion Fares! The fare i only a fraction more than an ordinary tided to youf destination and back. Think of a trip to the Et that indodei California, the Spanuh-Americsn Southwest, a bit of Old Mexico, the fotntntic Old South and cjuafnt New Or leans. Then to your destination and home thru the Canadian F.xfcjes or on northern United States lines. SUNSET CIRCLE Sso Francisco, Lot Angeles, th Southwest, San Antonio, New Or leans, then by boat tn New York or continue mm the Old South b rail to Wathington, Philadelphia, Nrw York or mid-west destinations. Max with ease In a clinch. Jack crossed a tvrrlto right to till ot head and whipped left to body. Max sullied, Sharkey's round. HOUND FOUR Sharkey Jab bed left lo tac. Sharkey whipped three letts to tac and Max mined a right, Max missed left and Sharkey drov bard right to head, Max drov hard left to face. Schmellng went Into a clinch and made Jack mist. Ilulh mined hadly with Sharkey thootlng for a knockout. They traded lefts to tac. Sharkey took It aty cross lug right lo Jaw at Mai went In. Jack missed right lo head. They sparred at close quarters In nild rlng. Sharkey whipped hard right to head. 8i'hmellng crossed left lo face and Sharkey landed right I to head. Schmellng bored In. ' Sharkey chopped him with left to I body. Schmellng claimed a foul 1 and the hell elided the round. 1 Schmellng wat carried to bit cor- ' ner. crying that he had been 1 fouled. The round ended at tha Ashland Convalescent and Rest Home Sctontlflc sun bstlit. a building diet, and rest In low, iltlU le. near beautiful t.lthla Park, will restore health and 'euro jnuih. Nature's own cures. WRITE MRS. W. M. BARBER Ashland, Ore. A MODERN SUPPLY DEPOT for Sawmill Loggers Plumber Electrician Sheet Metal Worker Contractors Machine Shop Painter With' Ample Stock At Your Door 'We Cater to the 1335 So. That in one of Somhem Pacific's Grde Trip. You double the en joymcnt Of any trip East when ynu use Southern Pedfic'l Four Great Routes and go one way, return tn other. Yon circle u much of the United States as you like at low iwmmrr farts. 60LDEN STATE CIRCLE San Francisco, Lot Angsles, San Dkgo, Hollywood, thru ths pictur esque Southwest, El Ptso (Old Met iro ntsrbv). to Kansas Chv.St. Louis, Chicago and other mid-west points. Oouthcrn Pacific count ot tlx with Schmellng on lb floor. Referee Crowley announced Schmellng wins, Schmellng wlnt oa foul. Eaglet often construct hornet nf huge sticks and limbs which near ly weigh a Inn. Only on Connolly Brothers ttor after July ltt, at SIT Main street. l-llt SWIMMING Mineral Hot Spring Natatorlum Water changed Wednes day, Friday and Sunday nights. Paul II. Gravelle Instructor. Tub, Shower and Steam Baths. Phone 1179 608 Spring St Industrie we Serve ' Sixth St. No tnaftet what youf eageera destination it can be included in one of Southern Pacific'! Circle Trips. A few itineririca re suggested here. You may reverie this order if you wish. Summer excuriioa fare Ea re in effect on and ifter May 22. You have until October )1 to complete your journey. Note these ezampla, and mip. Then let the Southern Pad Ac spent Rive you further derails. He will be glad to show you how to make you travel dollars go farther. OVERLAND CIRCLE San Francisco, Lake Tthoe, acn Crett Salt Ltke by rail, Ogden, Salt Lake City. For a smsll addi tional ftra you may return thru Yellowstone or coo tin ue to Denver.