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

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Monday, July 7, 10H0 IN THEREALM.- OF ,SPORTSGH ANGELS KEEP LEAD DESPITE DOUBLE LOSS .r tnter Final Week of First Half Season 4 Garnet Ahead Br Th AasorUaed Preae Los Angeles want Into the final week ot the first half season la the Pacific Coast league today with a four jama lead. In pit ot having dropped two yes terday, to Portland, t to and to 4. Walter Mali abut tho Angels nt In tha first, while tho Ducks tot to Ballon In tho first fonr Innings. Carl Mays kapt Angel hlU scattered In tha sacond and tho Ducks hammered Peters fre auently. Bare Split Pair Sacramento gained a (ama on tha leader by splitting with tha Missions, winning, 7 to I, la tha morning, and losing 1 to I, In tha aftarnooa. Backar'a two homera featured tha first gam. Bryan hit Burns with pltchad ball ta torca la tha tying run and allowed Kelly a hit as tha Missions won In tha ninth of tho sacond. Hollrwood mads it 14 ont ot 11 by trimming Oakland twice, t to 4 and 7 to . Snellenback won his own game by knocking a homer with two on In the fonrth, and holding tha Oaka to nine acattsrad hits. The sacond was scheduled tor seven Innings, but went Into eight and the Acorns won after Oakland took a one run lead In tha extra period. 8even pltchera worked la tha game. -Ixliaaa Take fill's settle took tha series with Ban Francisco, winning twice yesterday, 4 to I and to 0. Eahnlaer profited by soma good batting- sap port la tha first. "Dutch" ; KoeUier blanked the Seels In tha swoon d. Na gaaea today. Teams travel Mag. Walter Johnson, Jr., Shows Class ', . In Pitcher'. Box Washington jaiy t, ap II was only a tew months ago that the sport dopesters ware saying the baseball career ot Waltar Johnson, Jr., had ended before It was fairly began. - Last winter, tho youngster, li years old. waa na down by an automobile. Both lags wars brok en, and H was feared for a time that an might ban to be ampu tated. Testers?, almost entirely re eoTered, he pitched two hit! ess Innings for tha Bethenda Juniors, and proudest ot all tha spectators waa Walter Johnson. 8enior. Tb youthful pitcher with the great name opened tha game tor Bathseda Baad-Lottera, and retir ed after two innings because his father felt ha shoudd take no haaoes with his legs by going 16 bat and running bases. Physician Orders ? . Champion to Rest BERLIN, July t. (AP) Max gokJeeUng, German heavyweight who won tha world's champion ship from Jack Sharkey on a foul last month, today was ordered by physicians to rest two or three months before resuming training. Tha report ot the physicians, submitted to the German boxing commission, stated that Schmel ' tng was suffering from varicocele ot tha right aids as a result ot the foal. Tha report will bo taken ap by the commission tomorrow. Ac cording to the physician Schmel ing's Injury Is of such a nature that sporting authorities who read the report interpreted it to mean there would be no participation by the German fighter in a cham pionship possibly until 1931, If then. Younsr Stars Win British Doubles WIMBLEDON, Eng., July 7 (AP) John Van Rya and W ti mer Allison, young American tennis stars, won the British men's double championship to day for tha second successive year, beating their countrymen, John Doeg and George Lott, in straight sets in the final. By The Associated Press .' Coast League W. L. Pet. Los Angeles 64 38 .687 Sacramento ,,. 60 42 .643 Hollywood San Francisco . Oakland Mission Seattle Portland 60 43 .688 . 48 46 ,61 47 46 .606 4 47 .694 40 63 .430 38 67 .387 National League W. L. Brooklyn Chicago Pet. 42 28 .600 46 21 .692 New York , 40 33 .648 81 Louis 33 33 .642 Boston 36 3 .488 Pittsburgh 83 40 .444 Cincinnati 39 . 43 .403 Philadelphia 21 - 43 .868 ' American League ' W. L. Pet. Philadelphia 13 37 .668 Washington , 48 26 .668 New York ; 43 " 31 .681 Cleveland - .. , 88 3 .480 Detroit 34 43 .442 St.. Louis 80 -46 .896 Boston tt - 45 .392 Chlcsgo 27 48 .286 Lifting Head Main Cause of Dubbing &-ne act or . fagr i Ue-TIM The APPROACH By AL DEMAREK (Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) It la in approaches that the professional gains his great ad vantage over the amateur. There are a considerable number ot amateurs who can drive from tha tee as far as most pros or fsTtber and almost as consistent ly. Where they get beaten, how ever. Is In the second shot, but the mschine-llke accuracy with which the average pro will place hla ball, time after time, not merely on the green-but within holing distance. There are of course approaches and approaches, from tha ortho- dux, well-lofted shot to the stroke which can best be described as a glorified putt. The only precept in which 1 have the most Im plicit faith Is that which enjoins us to ksep the eye on tha ball. There la no doubt that nine- tenth ot th bad strokes we perpetrate, are directly dua to looking up before tha shot 1 finished and one 1 mora liable to do this with a short approach than with any other stroke. Hard, concentrated work at this particular shot until one has mastered It Is no doubt the best prescription, and I am quit certain that. It wa could make up our . mind to practice ap- proacning for aa hour or so quits frequently, it would Im prove our game titty per cent in a short time. However, it la much more amusing to play a match than to practice and so no doubt most of us will con tinue to muddle along till tha and ot th chapter. Star Tackle of N. Y. University ; . Drowns in Maine HARRISON, Me., July t, (A P) Al Lassman, former star tackle on th New York University football team, was drowned in Long Lake yesterday. Th body was recovered early this morning after several hours of grappling. Lassman. who was 24 years old, was a guest at a boy' camp, where he had served as counsel lor two rears ago. Yesterdsy afternoon he went out on tha lake In a canoe alone. A few hours later tha canoe was brought to camp by per sons who hsd found It unoc cupied. Th body was brought to the surfac at 2 a. m. In 1938 there were 180,900 full-blooded Indians In th United States. BRUSHING UP SPORTS - - .7 . -week 1 KJhWZMY': OMJ' 8:X: : aMi '!''v,Jl FllIK Washington's Deals With St. . Louis Browns and Chicago White Sox Prove Beneficial Dy HI (ill S. Kl l.I.KRTON, Jr. AseorUtml Press 8porla Writer A large part of th first half ot th Major league baeeball season hss been spent la strenu ous efforts on the pens ot vari ous managers to strengthen their clubs for th la.tsr part of tha year and the success ot their efforts Is quite evident in the current stsndlngs ot the clubs. Washington's big desls with St. Louis browns and Chicago White Sox turned out to be an Important factor In making the American league campaign a duel between the Senators and the Philadelphia Athletics. The ac quisition ot Heinle Manush gava them some betting punch where It was needed while Al Crowder haa turned out to be aa effective pitcher In Washington. Art Shires and Dave Harris, formerly ot Chicago and Portland, Ore., also have helped Improve the Senators hsttlng srersge. Tied for Lead The' result 1 that th Sena tore and the Athletic today ars tied for the league lead. It was Shlrea who brought about the tie, coming through with a pinch single with the bases full In the tenth Inning to beat the New York Yankees, 3 to 2. Washington now baa woa 16 out ot IS game, ahoving the Yank i 1-3 game Into third place by sweeping the series. Anil by pitching all ot yester day's gsme Dump Hsdley made It 14 out ot IS pitcher who have finished th gsme they started. The Athletics kspt their place la the sua by winning their third close decision In a row from the Boston Red Sox, 4 to 3. George Earashaw scored his Young Evangelist Greeted by Huge Audience Sunday Aa audience estimated at 300. and 23 converts "hitting the saw dust trail" for conversion, were scenes witnessed at tha big wood en tabernacle, corner Seventh and Oak streets, last night. It wss the opening service ot Rev. Watson Argues campaign, which will continue nightly for several weeks. Rsr. aad Mrs. Ar gus arrived In the city Sunday morning, coming tram Banff, Al berta. - Rev. Argue, who is now 34, haa been an ordained evangelist sine be waa It. His grandfather was a pioneer Methodist minister and his father and two sisters are also evangelists. Tha young evangel ist has campaigned la most ot the large American and . Canadian cities a well a many European countries. "Swimming Parson" Rev. Argue has often been call ed "tha swimming parson." be cause ot having won a collection ot thirty awards In swimming meet. He hss psssed the highest swimming and lite-saving exami nations of ue Y. M. u. A., tne American Red Cross and th Roy al Lit Saving society of England. ' In last night opening service. Rev. Guy DeVries, pastor ot Klamath temple, expressed his ap preciation ot the campaign open ing. Rev. Argue led the song ser vice with a slide trombone, and Mrs. Argue accompanied at the grand piano. Aa orchestra of sev eral pieces and a large chorus choir assisted the evangelists. Mrs. Argue lad in tha opening prayer for the success of th revival ef fort. Twenty-two Respond "God's Great Invitations,' waa the apeaker'a subject. For titty wmmmmmmmwmm a, Vats. 5? . i Wm ::: XVjTaiiElSUIUJ5,PA 5 YEARS BEFORe SMJTWeTOrWEV-PENPSEV AT FftSUX CHICAGO ! " FfcEE OP CtteVRGB'- I eleventh victory ot th year, gaining a slight edg over Dsn alacKaydea. Indian Shut Out Browas Cleveland Indians, with Clint Brown on th mound, shut out th St. Louis Brown. T to 0. Walt Hoyt also pitched well and led Detroit to a 6 to 2 vie-; tory over the Chlcsgo While, Sox. The Brooklyn Robins, who choss to add strength to their team by obtaining Ike Boone from tha Pacific Coast league, found good reason to be pleaaed with their new acquisition. Boone mad his debut yesterday and playsd the principal role aa th Robins regained first place In the National league by beating the Boston Braves, 10 to 4. He hit a bom run and a single and made a great catch ot a fly, diving into the bleachers to grab the ball. Cincinnati took both games ot a double header from Chlcsgo by scores ot I to 4 and to 7, breaking a losing streak ot fire game. Third Place) Unchanged Tha third pise struggle be tween the New York Olasta and St. Louis Cardinals rsmslned unchanged as both team won double header. Th Giants trounced Philadelphia, 10 to 3 aad S to 2. Tha Cards msde it 13 victories In their Isst 1 gsmee by win ning a 2-1 decision ovsr Pitts burgh In tha first game although they made only two hits off , Spencer aad following It up with a 12 to 4 victory la a slugging i match. Douthlts ninth Inning home ran won the first game af ter Spencer's wild pitch hsd pro vided tha other Cardinal run. mlnutea th evangelist preached In a unique strslght-from-the-shouldar style and pleaded with hla hearers to repent. Twenty two converts responded to his csU to Start the Christian Ufa. Rev. Argue announces a special ssrmon tonight. "Th Power ot the Blood" will be the subject. It will be illustrated with chemicals la n large glass bowl. Tha chem icals will cans th water to change color during th address. Reckless Firing Of Firecrakers Irks Salem Folks SALEM. Ore.. July 7. (AP) The reckless shooting of fir jracker aad torpedoes oa July 4. particularly by grown men In the central business district, hss csus ed talk ot a city ordinance to pro hibit them entirely. The moat serious offenses ap pear to hare been on state street, where groups of men are accus tomed to gsthsr every Fourth of July and shoot flrsworks unre stricted. Not satisfied with teas ing them Into the street, the mer rymakers exploded torpedoes sgalnst plats glsss windows, tile fronts and automobiles, and threw firecrackers at pedestrians. One observer ssw a torpedo, thrown from the sidewalk, explode against the windshield Inside of an automobile, almost causing a wrack In tha street. Damage was don to several store fronts oa the street. GARDEX RAISES FISH 8AULT 8TE. MARIE. Ont. July 7, (AP) Elle Tsylor fishes In his garden. Th Misslssaugs river ruined his vegetables when In overrun Its bsnks hut left quit a lot of fish In pools where the crop were. One of his catches weighed 13 pounds. - - ByLaufer PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCORES By The Associated Press At Portland First (lame Los Angeles . . I I Portlsnd 19 1 Ballou, Walsh and' Hannah; Malls aud Palm. Second Game Loa Angele 4 11 t Portland I 18 1 Peters and Skiff; Mays and WoodalU Al Seattle First Came Ssu Kraneiaco 8 It I Seattle 4 6 1 Davis aad GaatoS. Pnl sky; Zshnlser and Burree.nl, Cos. Second Game San Franclaco ........ til Seattle ... 3 7 Jacobs and Penebik; Hue ther and Cox, At Loa Angeles. Flrat Uarae . Oakland 4 10 Hollywood .. I 11 3 Daglla, Dumovtch and Head Snellenback and Bstslrr. Second Game Oakland . I It 1 Hollywood .............. 7 9 1 Edwarda, Hurst, Mcyualil and , Lombard!; llollerson, Johna, Pegs, Yds and Save reld. At Baa Vraarlare Morning Game . . Sacramento - 7 16 8 Mission 6 11 1 Klynn and Wins; Douglas, Kelson and Ilreniel. Afternoon Game Sacramento .. .. t T 1 Mission .. - - 3 t 0 Bryan and Koehler; T. Pll lette and Hofmann. AMY SAVES HONOR PERTH, Western Austrslls. July 7. (AP) Amy Johnson can look out for herself on the ground aa well as In the sir. A fellow tried to kins the girl who flow from England. she slspped his face and oft be went with a bleeding nose. NEW OOI.F OIAMP PANAMA CITY. July 7. (AP) Private Tommy Harden. V. 8 A. la lathmlan amateur golf champion, aole eurvlvor of a field that Included major gen erals. SPECIAL Fried CHICKEN DINNER Southern Style $1.00 Also barbecued meats. We specialise on steaks and chops at Altamont 1 avern Phone 1TI1. FIXTURES snxvoM m"V fa lEJ.OMElUsfcJr FIXTURES Fixtures make tb bom. No Interior, ao matter bow beau tiful. Is complete without being set off by artist Is fixtures. We have a large assortment ot the latest styles and designs. Our prices ar right, and our service unsurpassed. Service Electric Co. ItS R. Eighth Phone T8 For Drinks That Cool You Off After youvs on enjoyed the sodas just coia ; enough, just swset enough :; at our fountain you'll vj make Mj your iwgnlar sod i headqusrtsrs. S Rich, smooth lea cream S fresh, fnll-flavored ajrop ; .uuxveoiai sarvioe STAR DRUG STORK No. Corner Mala and 10th, hi ni -J L,D .w Actor in Court For Beating up Popular Actress LOS A NO ELKs!" July 7. f A P) With a badly swnllea eye sa vldnc, Vlvlaa Uuneaa. ot th Duncan sitters' danolng team haled Rax Lease, film actor Into a sunrise court at Msllba, beach resort nesr here today, oa charges ot battery. The dancer aald Lease resort ed to punching tactics with her lace attar sue had rafuaed hla advance following a parly at tne tons of Charlee rarrell. another actor. Released on Bond Leaae waa given hi liberty oa IS00 ball aad ordered to face a hssrlng nsxt Thursday before justice ot the Peace John u Webster of Mallbu. Everything went smoatblv at tne party, ailia Duncan related. and as the guests bid farewell, i.eaie ottered to escort her home. Mlee Duncan haa a cottage at the resort, wher many ot the Holly wood film ( colony live during the summer, K)e Madly Swollea A halt hour later, tbe dancer and night watchman appeared before Justice Wesbetsr. Miss Duncan's eye wss assuming ab normal proportlona. fcbe told the court Lease bad made ad vance to her and when she re fused, Lesie swung at her fare, knocked her down and kicked her. Lssse refused to affirm er deny the charge. IIKKTI.K HAVE JAi BARNtUIOUO. N. J.. July 7, (AP) Japanees beetlea are having a prolonged lag. After eating eaaarraa leaves they caper with nose dives and tall spins. 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Kr.W WOH 1,11 CHAMP WIKEHBARHK, l's , July 7. (API A champion scrapper la In the possession of Thomas uradehaw, state gsme protector. A blue heron, five feet eight lurhee tall, ate five ducklings and two chickens and routed a police dog before It waa raptur ed la a poultry yard st Lee Psrk. REAL HHYTlMrT ALTOONA. Pa., July f. (AP) The Her. Dr. A. A. lllllesry, evangelical paator. Is a flying Parana. He flaw hsra from Johnstown, prdachsd at tha field and tlsw back. He Intends t make other such flights. PKI.Nt'K IIKfOMKM PIUKhT ROME. July 7, (AP) Prluc. Alexander Wolkonsky, whs ws Aide de Camp of the Csar, haa become a Unman Catholic prleat, AltlKTINK HAH 8NOW Bl'K.NOS A ill KM. July 7. (A P) Dome localities ot Argen tina are Isolstsd by heavy snows A cold wave Is also affecting this city. Kor Result I'ae Herald (laaa Ads I aBBBBaaBaamaaBnassaam VALUES THAN EVER! joyable, we offer the$e timely reduction. standard tire, end beeaute of price. 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