The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 20, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFrtdny, June 20, 1030 PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Bantams Ready for Fight of Their Lives BOTH BDVS IN TO TRIM HAND OUT KNOCKOUT for Trulman on Hand Semi Bout With Sam Lang ford. Everything l. t for th big boxing match tonight, and th cash customer, ar promised ac tion it; second. Denny Dyon, th "UtU Dmp T" of Klamath Kalle, and Shrimp McDonald, th high arhool sensation form Lasvlw. finished training yesterday, and from re port from both camp each boy Is tit to go th faaiest tea round. 1( necessary, ever taid her. Th fan rfu to forget that ti-ronnd at-to the boy Put on hr a couplof month ago. They had th fight bno on thrlr ft all during th (lathing bout, and at th finish the "limps" had only on thing to do rll It draw. By popular dmand thy wrt re matchd, and It waa for a main go. too. They certainly dsrv It. It 1 thalr first (tart la th lct elrcl. and there, will be no disap pointment in th' ahowlng th two wildcat will make. Thy both arala Hi pounds. McDonald Confident Thi Lbviw youngster I a ocky lad. baring mad th atat mnt that h wUl atop th "Prid of th Waldorf." Lakvlw fan certainly ar confidant, for plenty t dongh ha howd np to bach thlr favorit to win. Bnny ha world of admlrr here, and th LakTiw eh won't go bagging. Two veteran boiere will b in oppoeit corner.. n bt Dotaoa Uklng tar of Dyson, and Chaa. Towar looking attar Shrimp. It look, lik a boat that will terminate by a kayo befor th tenth and final round. That Besni-Final Th mi-anl wind-np eta reande, welterweighta, could b ' wit on top. for It arl la main Tnt ltaolf. Tx la J""' th tint Urn hr AJ Trulman of gnn Diego, a MkJy-rooklBg young Ur.' Thla boxer ha- had 45 fUhta, and haa lost only one dci 2cm. Hi. manag. Dick Dillard. of tenth era California, la groom tag this chap for ahot at th. eb.mpioosbip. and la uklng him along alowly. and will not permit him to uk a match longer than tU roanda. Some of th boy. . that Al haa defeated ar Jo gleitff. 8y SrhafTer. Eddla Gorman. KUJ Ko pkha Toung Goniales. Buxi-Saw - Burnell, Johnny Wood". Guy Mr Kenny. .Iddl Bena.n. Sammy Bernstein, and hoat of other. Romero Lemon, th fiaahy Mexi can t tymtborn California 1 th only boxr to hold a deciaion over ' Al. and thl. Mexican Is a head ' Hnr down aouth. h havtng beat . n Toag Harry Will. Chaa. Cobb, Jack 8parr and othr. Thl. - Trulman alao won th far-wt-era amateur lightweight ebara plonahlp In San Francisco, and was ranner-p In wet coast try outs. H. n a crack bow and 1. bound to make Thanr1 step hit neat. 8am In Shape ' Th. -Black Ball" 1. In great ahap and Manager Archie Rio 1 confident that Earn will Uk this Trulman. H say Sam 1. hitting harder than ever, and wouldn't be curprued It hi. new ly acquired charge .tops AL It certainly will be a mati h that will pin..' ' Four Round Special Bearcat Burn, of Fort Bldwell. ' who fought Austin Rounder a draw, will face th popular lexan. ; Jo Rubk, in the four-round ape- i claU A terrific hitter vs. a boxer. Who will win? Al Valasques, the pride of th Eepeo. hailing from Roaenlle. and ! aid to be n comer, will Ungle with Battling Burns. Thl red kln can fight, and from report, of Sy Johnson, sponsor for Val aequ. th Spaniard fan take Burn. H. Is a Uk.ly-lookiuc chap. Both will weigh In at 142 pounds. A fast cnruln raiser opens th program. The first bout will be gin at :80 sharp. Tickets on - sal at Spar, Mecca and Waldorf. A large delegation of Lakevtew fan will b at th ringside. INDIANS GRAB TWO GAMES OFF OF SACRAMENTO w"' v'' fy Dyson- is also a ;V corxnter- ly tnide m, W I W 1 30STCWMASS. Dyson Qijys vcr&itig with the ieavyvei$hts STRIPLING AND T T MEET TON GH T Athletics Emerge From Run Of Hard Luck and Display Regular Championship Form By HTGH S. FTI.IRTOX (AMoclated Press Sports Writer) It is a matter of IndlspUUble rec ord that th Philadelphia A's are current champions of the baseball world, and their games of (he past few day. go a long way-towaTd ex plaining why they hold that po rtion. Th Athletic were In a bad spot for a while. Crippled by a series of Injuries, they saw the Clereland Indian, uka first place away from them and lose It again befor. th onslaught of the .New York Yankees. They cam horn from a disas trou. tour of th West faced by the double threat from these teams, with Washington not tar in the background, and with a tire gam series with Cleveland to start their home stay. Cleveland Drops Two The champions began to dlplay their championship callbr Wed nesday, and repeated the dose yee terday by a 4 to 2 count, sending Clereland down into fourth place by the two defeats. The Yankee threat would not be shaken off, although th Xew Yorkers had to bring In Babe Ruth', famous home run act to defeat the Detroit Tigers, I to 4. After fanning In three attempts the Babe clouted his 2:nd homer of the year In the seventh Inning, and provided the margin of vic tory. New Ila)er Help Washington, holding its tie In : gamea with the Yankees tor ser j ond place, found Its newly ac quired playure a great help in scoring a 3 to 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Al Crowder. formerly of St. Louis, held th Sox to four hits. Th Great Shires gav his old mate, a Uste of his batting greatness by hitting three time, in tour trips to the plate. Dandy MacFayden was th on sUr Id the toorts American league game. He held th Browns to three hits whJle Boston won Its fouTth straight game. 4 to 1. V Weather Blocks National Only two National league con test escaped lb weather In the West, and the result of that pair was to bring th Chicago Cub. a gam closed to th Brooklyn Rob In, th league's floundering leader. Th Cub. opened a horn ran assault on Sock. Seibold In the first three Innings, and scored all therr runs tor n 10 to 4 triumph. Hack Wilson hit his 19th four- bagger, tying Chuck Klein for the league leadership, while Woody English and Klkt Cuyler also hit homer, in those three big frames. Th Robin failed to offer much support to Adolfo Luque. and the Cuban veteran was ousted from his post as pitching leader of the league with a 5-0 defeat at the hands of the cellar-occupying Cln natl Reds. The defeat left Brook lyn it gsmea ahead of Chicago. Both Fighters Eager to Wrnt Crown From Max Schmeling. CHICAOO. June 10. (API The battle of postponements be tween Otto Von Porat and W. L. (Young) Strlbllng will become a leather-throwing reality In th Chicago stadium tonight. After sereral day of anllety for stadium offlclala over the condition of Strlbllng'. flighty left hand, only the welghlng-la remained to b accomplished be for th Southerner and th Nor wegian crusher climb Into the ring after two' postponements, for not more than 10 rounds. and possibly less. Hhlft Weighing Time Th official welshing cere mony time was shitted from I p. ni. to 1 14 p. m , th change having been made, the Illinois State Athletic Commission an nounced, to "avoid confusion." Von I'orat was expected to com In st 101 pound, giving him a elieabl advantage ovr Strlbllng who will weigh about uo. Th poatponement from Wed nesday night to tonight, granted Strlbllng because ot troubles with his left hand, apparently had not damaged box offlc at falra. nig llous Kspected Sidney Stroti, president ot the stadium cnrporstlon, last night aas confident the psld stteud snc of 30.699 penone who ssw the Sammy Mandell-Tony Can tonerl lightweight championship bout last August, would be beat en. II figured on more than 11.000. which would produce gat ot around fSS.000. Interest In th bout centered la the prospect of bringing out Cleveland Baker 1 Complete Matter Of Spanish Pug DKTROIT, June 10. (API Johnny Klsko, the Cleveland baker boy, ha conclusively dem onstrated no Is Paulino I'lcudiin a master In th ring. These two veteran trial horses clashed befor 11,000 fan. In Navln Field last night and Ida ho left booked his way to a dect.lv victory la ten round. Ringside oipert credited the CUvelander with nine of th ten rounda. Ktrst Victory Doubtful In their first meeting, three years ago, Rlsko waa awardvd th decision (tier a close light that som critics thought Paulino had won. Rlsko. throwing puix he from sny posture In which he might find himself, cuffed the llssqu' woodchopper sll around the ring had him bleeding almost from th start, staggered him badly with n aerie of hard rights and lefts In the tilth round. Il nearly closed I'aullno'a left r and cut tbe other one badly, and at th end was (Winging punches Just aa freely as ho had In the first round. Ther war no knockdowns. Rlsko weighed 1 I I; Paul ino its i-:. Litteral to Pay Penalty Tonight CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 10. (AP) Governor Cooper today re fusd to Intervene In th cas of John Litteral, 4 3. coal miner, who waa sentenced to die In the elec tric chair for th murder of Har ry Green, another miner, Octo ber, !:. Litteral will be electrocuted to night. .literal was arrested In Baker, Ore. Benefiel Granted Extended Absence Rl'nKNR, Or, June ID, (A t) llcraua of the attended lllnes. f Jack W. Ileneflel. graduate manager of th. I'nl verslty of Oregon, th Intorliu Committee ot th executive council, governing body ot stu dent affairs, loJnr had voted lo ciinllnu hi. leave of ab scuoe during th ensuing ysar. At th asms tlni the com mittee appointed Hugh K. Hoe son, professor of law, a. acting gradual manager. II an nounced by Jaute. C. Deaeit dorf, chairman of tbe finance conin Ittse and chairman et the Interim commute. TWO NKKDft KOK A CAR Life: Evry motor ear ahouln bar unbreakable glass, and alto an unbreakahl owner. VOX THEATRE Under New Management Coolest Place la Town l.ols ot Parking Hpar Now Tlaylng 'Call of the West' With DOROTHY RAVICR and MATT MOOUI Matlnro ItIS and liOO 1,'veiiln: TilO and tioo a challenger for Max SVhmellng'e N. H. A.-Nw York Stat Ath letic Commlaalnn world heavy walght championship. Facb la aftar th rhanc and will be out for a decisis victory. TONIGHT MAIN EVENT-118 lbt. BENNY DYSON v$. shrimp Mcdonald Semi-Windup 147 lb. Al Trulmans vs. Young Sam Langford General Admission, $1.50; Ringside, $2.50. In a sea caplain ilV Vigilance Only on Connolly Brother, stor after July 1st, at (27 Main street. (-221 SWIMMING Mineral Hot Spring. Natatorium Water changed Wednes day, Friday and Sunday nights. Paul H. Gravelle Instructor, tub, Shower and Steam Baths. Phone 1179 603 Spring St. i . . i - i - i ... - I; - By Associated Press Sacramento losses took th spot light In th Pacific Coast league yesterday, as th Senators drop ped two game to Seattle, by S to 2 and S to 7 scores, and Owner Morelng announced the sale of Outfielder Ho.g to the New York Yankees. Tbe Indians, playing anything but eerenth-pl.ee ball, took the afternoon gam with Kalllo win ning a pitcher', duel from Vinci, each allowing seven hits. Overcome Lend At -night Andy House went on the mound for Seattle In th. eighth with his team fiv runs be hind, and still cam out ahead. Five tallies cam In in the ninth, and the winning two in the tenth. I.os Angele. gained on the league-leading Sac. by turning th table, on San Francisco, g to S. Auks Win Again Oakland returned as n first di vision menaoe by squeezing ont Portland. 1 to 1, In an errorless contest between Jim Edwards, th winner, and Curtl. Fnllerton. K.ch allowed but five hits. Th. Missions took their first Vln ot th current Hollywood season, II to 7, pounding th of fering, ot Yde and Hollerson fre quently. Th tint commercial telephone switchboard wa. at New Haven. Conn.. 62 year. ago. Its rapacity wa. eight subscriber.' line.. 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