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THE "EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Monday, Juno 30, 1930
IN, THE REALM OF, SPORTS
THIi SURE
HE'LL OUIHII
AL mm
Colored Boy Training
Faithfully for Mix
Wednesday Night
.Young Sam Langford promisee
to fir lb fane the low down
on hU fighting form when he
' meets At Trolmam at the Le
glna paelllon Wednesday re
jiing. Hortofor Sam hat had
to play on the old form largely
became ha had not fires hit
training the thought and car
necessary. After hit twist with
Trulmana ha derided It ha It
foinf to flfht that boy ha will
hara to quit the kidding and let
down to bnalnese. And the way
Thammy baa been foinf th
past week there it no doubt but
that he Intandt to put aomethinf
into thlt bout that hat not shown
In hit prerloo fights.
Sam la Karneat.
To nut the right edge on hit
wallops and ring mastery, bam
haa worked oat with his stable
mate. Gua Eaton, and such tough
bombrea as Dick Reed. Kid Ky
der and Chris Fennell. Ha is
boxing at his best, like when he
met such start as V o a n g Cor-
bett. Yonng Jack Thompson. Al
Graclo, Baby Jo Cans, and oth
ara among th best boys on the
coast. Sam la always a good
puncher and he It ripping that
left hook for tha body on hit
sparring partners. Ha certainly
makes It tough on the dots who
willingly spar with him. He has
confided with a local merchant
that ha Intends to take tha San
Dlcgo boy In short order. The
betting, which is rery brisk,
holds Sam a alight farorlte. 10-8.
Tralmana Real Klash.
Trnlmans showed before a
packed boat last night at
Toole's Pelican, boxing three fast
ronndt with oar local farorlte.
Steamboat Jackson. AJ showed
the speed of a deer, peppering
Steamboat with sharp lefts and
crossing with hit famous right.
And how Steamboat aalled In.
Thia game local boxer just wsded
Into Al and sure made a fight
of It. At tha finish both boys
stood to to to and slagged it
pat. Dr. Vera Hamilton had to
pry them apart when the bell
ranf and raised both boys' bands,
calling th Interesting boat a
draw.
Al thowed that with today's
workout nnder hit belt he will
be ready to ttep in the ring
Wednesday night and ahow at
his bast. He suted after last
evening s exhibition that he will
try and pat Sam away in six
ronndt. It siould be a whale of
a scrap, and the way the fans
are warming up to It th house
should be packed. All the boys
will work oat today. Al at 1:30
sod Sam at S:10. The rest of
th bojra who appear on this
super card are all in training and
will be in the pink when they
aten In the rinw Tickat. ... i -
at th Spar, Waldorf and Mecca. I
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Shipping Team
Holds Lead at
Weyerhaeuser
' Fir teams at the mill hare so
far taken part In the games be
ing played by the Weyerhaeuser
plant league on th company's
aewiy constructed diamond. A
sixth team trill Join the leagu
shortly after the Fourth of July.
-Th most Interesting game
played to date wat probably th I
ne played on th new diamond
t th camp with the Loggers and
Shippers in the contest.
Standings Given
-Th standings at present are:
Team W L Pet.
Shipping t 1 1.000
Mechanics , , ,. 2 1 .6(7
Office 1 1 .500
Mill 0 2 .000
Loggers 0 1 .000
Northern 0 1 .000
On Monday night th Office and
Mill teams will clash. Wednes
day the leagu leading Shipper
Crippled Cub Team Battles
Way to Top, Wresting First
Place Honors From Brooklyn
Fly lll'GII 8. Vl l.I.KItTOX, Jr.
A-toctatftl Pr-as Sport Writ.
A somewhat crippled Cub team
lacking Rogers Hornsby and oo
rationally a few other regulars,
haa been battling Ita way upward
through tbe National league and
finally haa wrestled ttrst piece
from the Brooklyn Robins. The
Cubs har refused to be dawned,
and even losing tha llrtt game
of their series to the Robins
failed ta daunt them. They
came bark to capture th leagu
lead yesterday by beating Brook
lyn. t to 1.
Th Cuba now har 11 of tbelr
last IS games, ttartlng when
they played their last game In
New York before returning horn.
Pall Gam Lead
These rlctoriee bar placed
them a full gam ahead of the
Robins. Their lead la only nine
percentage points, due to the
fact that they har played tour
mora game than tbe Robins. In
addition they set a record for
attendance In the terlea with
Brooklyn, drawing 47.000 tans
yesterday to bring tha total of
140.000 for tha aerie.
Brooklyn made It a aad cele
bration of Manager Wllbert Rob
inson's (th birthday by get
ting only seven hit off Charley
Root.
Garde Rejoice
The St. Louis Cardinals and
Boston Brarea had almost as
much cause for rejoicing as the
Cab yesterday.
Tha Cards picked np two full
games on th ew York Giant.
Winding up only one game out
of third place, by winning a
pair of close decisions. Th
scores were I to S and i to 4.
Sylrester Johnson and Bill Hal
la ha o held th Giants to a tout
of eleren hita In the two garnet.
Tha Braves likewise won both
ndt of a double header from
th Cincinnati Reds. They took
th tint 4 to 1 although outhlt
IS to and slugged out a 10 to
S triumph In th second.
Yanks, Drown Gala
In th American leagu. the
New York Yankeea and St. Loula
Browna registered big games as
the Yanks downed the Cleveland
Indians. 7 to (, and St. louta-
trounced w ashlngton, ( t I.
Th Yanks, benefitting by the
power of Charley Ruffing, gain
ed a tie with Washington tor
second place and the Browna tied
Detroit tor tltth. each gaining
a gam on Its rival.
Ruffing finished th gam tor
th Yanka and scored th decid
ing run himself to make It sli
straight rlctoriee tine be came
to Mew York.
Athletics Keep Ahead
Th Philadelphia Athletics kept
tint plac safe from assault by
taking a tingle gam In Detroit
from th Tigers, 0 to t. Jimmy
Foil's IJnd bom run of the
year, which kept him Just ahead
of Loo Gehrig, who hit hit list
for th Yankees, was the big
feature with th final decision
at th plat adding more excite
ment. Th Tigers scored two
runt In th ninth and tha tant
thought they had a third but
I'mplr Guthrie tald out Inttead
ot safe when Jimmy Sherlln
tried to score.
Th league's tall endert. Bos
ton and Chicago, divided a double
header. The Red Sox made It
eight straight orer their Chicago
rlrals by taking th tint, 10 to
(, but th whit hose reversed
the decision, I to 1, In the second
gam as Ted Lyons nested Jack
Russell to gain hi el' enth ric
tory of the season.
PELICANS GO
DOWN BEFORE
ITER GAZERS
will tak on th Mechanic who
are practicing faithfully aad are
confident that they will tak th
measure of the leaden.
Start Play Joly S
Under new management th
Mill team haa taken on new lit
and strength and will be hard to
beat.
Th office team looks Ilk th
Houta ot Darld nine with their
'4$ beards. Th Loggers thowed
torn tin fielding form In thtlr
opening gam played at camp 1
last Thursday.
There will be bo game In tb
league orer th Fourth of July ;
holidays, hat play will be re I
sumed on July 8 and torn great j
baseball la expected before the
race for th pennant is over.
Norblad Will Not j
Proclaim Holiday i
SALEM. Or.. Jan 10. (AP) I
Notwithstanding requests r- j
ceired from several sources. In-i
eluding torn banks, Gorrnor
Norblad says he will not pro
claim Saturday, July I. a legal
holiday in Oregon. Th Bute
Industrial Accident Commission
haa announced that It will be
closed both July 4 and t, aad
It may be Joined by on or two
other state departments. The
Stat department. Including the
motor rehlcl registration divi
sion, will clos July 4, bat will
be open for basinet July I.
L-keview Club Spring
Surprise on 49er
In Sunday'g Game
Klamath Falls swept Lakerlew
cltiiens oft their feet with a Days
ot '4 pared which was staged
at th Lak county capital Sun
day. Decked out In '4 regalia
and with cars decorated with th
national colors, about 100 cart
mad th trip, and wheu the main
arenue of the neighboring city wat
reached th natlres thought an
other war had broken out. Ac
cording to tome of tha parttot-
panta it wat SOME parade, and
had th Lakerlew people gasping
for breath until they realised Just
what wat happening.
But If th '4er gar th Lake
viewers a surprise, they In turn
put one orer on the visitor. Thlt
happened In the afternoon, when
th Pelicans crossed bats with
th Lakerlew club. Winning the
gam up to the aerenth, th Pel
icans got a bump that will remain
fixed In their memories for sea
sons to com.
In this canto, a sub-center
fielder (on of thos boys not
anil good enough ta play on tht
first team, aud who gets his prac
tice out In th smaller centers)
went In to bat, and with the bases
hearlly populated, and clouted out
a four-banter. This put tha Pell-
cans behind, and they war so
stunned, especially after thla tame
center fielder tpeared a couple of
high tllee to further hla bero
standing, that they couldn't rally
around tha old atandard and pnll
In any more runs. Berk and Hil
ton performed In a high class
manner, but the rest ot th flock
were rather off form.
Despite th showing ot th Pel
icans, Lakerlew people were so
Impressed with th parade that
they will be her en mass for th
big Days ot '41 celebration.
Th scors R. H. E.
Lakerlew 14 II
Pelicans I II I
Batteries: Lakerlew Baker
and Llhby. Pelicans Means,
Beck, Hilton and Mann.
Umpires: Reed Towers.
Warf ield 8C House
TTell knows Auto Mechanic ot Klamath Fath
WUI Open a Gcwtwl Repair Whop
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All work will be guaranteed. Sea as first.
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PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE SCORES
Hy Th AsMM'latnl Press
At Portland
First IJaoie
San Francisco ........ (11
Portland 11 17 1
Marls, Perry, MIIJus and
rennaay; tirwoil and Wood
all. Second Oam
San Francisco ........ I 11 1
Portland ( 10 1
Zinn aud Penebsky, Cstoii;
Fullerton, Walters aud Pslni.
At Sua I'ranriw'O
First Game
Oakland ............ ,' 111 o
Mission 1 10 3
Craghead and Lombanll; 11
Plllttt. T. Pillette. Douglas,
Csster and Brensel.
Second Game
Oakland 14
Mission 3 10
IM wards and Read; t'ol
and Hoffman.
I It 1
Tumor.
At Los Angolc
First Game-
Sacramento
Hollywood
Vinci and Koehler
Yda and 8ererld,
Second Gam
Sacramento (TO
Hollywood 1 11 1
Gonld, Smith. Thomas, Krr.
taa and Wins; Rhodes, Welt. 1
and Bassler.
T Innings by agreement.
At Seattle
First Cam
I.o Angeles 111
Seattle 11 1
Horn, Uarfoot, Peters and
Skiff, Warren; Kalllo and
Coi.
Second Game
Los Angeles , 14 0
Seattle 11
Yerke and Hannth; Urn
anskl and Borreanl.
I Innings.
Tha first Quarter of an bonr
after birth Is th most dangerous
period ot life, according to a
prominent British phratclsn.
Only one Connolly Brother
store after July 1st, at (IT Main
street. Hit
SENATORS LOSE
SIGHT OF LEAD
Drop Two to Actors in
Double Bill Sunday;
Angel Win One
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HollywoodS double victory
ovtr bai-rminl, I tu s ami 7
to. yeairriler rompMcd the
rout of the rrslwhlte It'osun trad
era uh a clean ewerp for the
Stars la Ilia sown game eerlis
l.os Angolee eitHnded lis Irad by
breaking eren with Seattle In a
nouiii halr, lo.lng the first,
t to . and taking tbe second.
j 1 to 1.
Louie Vlurl held the Stsra lo
six hits lu the tint encounter,
but bVrereld'e homer with two
on and Turner's (wo-hasger with
, one on heat him. Turner gave
ay to us in in tilth. After
knocking Gould out of the hoi
Hollywood acored tlx oft Thouna
In th fourth of th seven in
nings nlghlrsn. while IthouVs
Just barely held the Senators on
the losing side.
Kslllo ot Seattle wes steady In
the first inn ihsre while Home
and Uarfoot were hit Just too
often. Uarfoot being the loeer.
In the seven Inulug night rap.
Ducks Win tteries
Portland showed to better ad
rantage than previously In Its
series with San Fran.-l.-o. tak
ing 4 out ot T. The Ducks won
tb first y.terday, 11 to (.
Dotn teems having H hits to
use, with Perry the Ineer and
Orwoll the winning pitcher. The'
Seals won til aecoud ( to . 1
Croseltrt homer In th eighth I
leaning a rauy.
Oakland took Its morning I
game from tb Missions, ( lo 1.
among other things bunching
three honser off llerru Pillette In
th third, th lleds felled lo get
to Craghead. Bert Cole took a
neat pitching battle from Ed
wards la the afternoon as the I
Missions won. I lo 1. to win the
sertee. four out of seren.
No games today, trams traveling.
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Oakland , . 4( .141
San Francisco .. 41 4 .lit
Hollywood 41 49 .lit
Mission 41 41 .too
Seattle It 411 .411
Portland 83 tt .SI'l
exceed tig year In th stale
penitentiary, lis wat connoted
of forgery of contracts In the
sales of tombstone.
Synder formerly resided al
Ashland and Klamath Falls.
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VIEllFOItD. June 18. ( AP)
F. W. Synder, former minister
and prohibition enforcsmsol
tgent, today was senttnesd to
an Indeterminate term ot not to
Vox Theatre
Acmes I'rora Th WUIard
Nuinlay, for Kir Day
"BROADWAY
SCANDALS"
Sally O'Neill
Jack Egan
Carmel Myers
All Singing
Dancing
Talking
Starting rYiday
"LadUs of UUure"
Four Shows Dally
GET THAT
DAYS OF '49 BEARD
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HOW ELSE EXPLAIN Chesterfields constant gain,
it ever-mounting popularity with smokers everywhere?
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE for the delicate
mildness and rich aroma that belong to Chesterfield,
gi or for Chesterfield's unique blend and cross-blend,
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it's . . . "TASTE above everything".
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