THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH VaLLS, .OREGON
PAGE TWO
Mondny, July 14, 19,10
IN iTHE REALM QE SPQRTSS5!
EX ARRANGES
STELLAR CARD
FOR JULY 21
! Signs Up Faiteft Boy
In Northwest ror
Dempey Show
Tsi Blckarstaft, matchmaker
ds luis. la back from Portland
wkm h succsded In booking a
tallar card tor ttaa apeclal Jack
Dempeey now at Pool a PelK-aa
theslr Monday vning, July 11.
With a S4-rooud card. Tax la of
ferln th Una of outhrn Ore-
ton ona of tha greatest attrae-
tloa ever attempted outside 01
tha big circle.
With Jack Dempsey, ax-world
ahamploa, and tha bur who la
llkaijr to step back Into tha ring
to bring the bait back to the
good old U. 8. A., aa tha third
man la the ring, Tex (and Inci
dentally Harry Poola) haa ton
far beyond the arop of the avsr
ate amal) city t give hla public
aomethlng oat of the ordinary.
Rva Portland re f need to tackl
tha propoaitloa of hiring Demp
aa to refer a fight la that
city. Seattle haa taken him on.
. bnt ta Portland It looked like
too big fee to pay for a referee.
It Poola'a Pelican will hold the
crowd that will Jm Into aouth
ara Oregoa'a flneat ahow home
on thla event, Tex may be tempt
ed ta bring om of tha big ahota
of tha west here for a match.
Oa aeeer cm a tail what this en
ergetic booater for Klamath Falls
will do next for ha haa succeeded
la keeping the fana oa their toea
most of tha time alar he entered
Ik gam of matchmaking la tkia
elty. Ha haa vn gone farther
than to stir ap intereet locally
he haa Portland and other larger
elUee talking about Klamath
Talla aa a aportlng center. In
hla recent visit to Portland Jo
hilled the towa with thla Demp
eey affair, and while not mora
. than to Portland tana ar
pctd her tor tha tight, the ad
vertising effect can not be over-
ttlmated.
Tw 10-Roaadan
' Topping the) card ar two 1 fr
iend main events. Two hoya
well known la local tight circles
are atgned to appar Shrimp
MaDoa-Id and 8am Langford.
Shrimp will meet eae ef tha
toughest nata on tha coast at
111 pounds, BlUy Ryan, a Holly
wood aaaaatioa,
Sammy la matched with a boy
that ha act ail the middle west
agog aad a chap whe waa ached
aled t appear her last spring
and who could not com at that
ana. MlUio Mtllittl of Omaha
la considered a real eomer la
the 141-pound class, in Sammy
h meets a boy with experience
ho la able to teach the young
ster aameiDing la ring tactics.
Sammy lore his a wine steaks
and he in training seriously these
daya,
A Hot Seanl
J net to glr tha referee aome-
tntng ot Interest, Tax haa sched
uled Steamboat Jackson to fight
Cbt Wllklna of Portlsnd. Wil
klns I not kaowa locally bat he
Will be after next Monday. Ha
will hate to tight If h sUys in
i tt right with Steamboat and It
he do that he wilt bar the
good will ot local tana.
And than to make things to
th liking of Trybody eon
corned. Rosy Rounder will meas
ure skill with Jo Dsgutls, a
lough soldier boy from Van
outer Barracks. Seme body will
paae out" In this fight.
Th card will open with a
slashing 4-roand scrap between
rialey Wilson ot Chiloejuln and
Johnny 8nell of Portland. This
fight will giro Fimey aa oppor
tunity to show his staff.
Valley Fan See
No-Hit, No-Run
Game at Salem
; SALEM, Ore., July 14, (AP)
Andy Peterson pitched a no-hit,
so-run game her Sunday, and the
Salem Senators defeated Corral! la
1 to 0 In a Willamette Valley
league game. Brown, on the
mound for th Chicks, pitched a
fine brand of ball, allowing but
fir hits. Two of them, howerer,
In tha third, were good for Salem's
only score. T. Glrod singled, stole
second, and waa brought home try
bis brother, Paul Glrod, on anoth
er single. Th Senators threaten
ed on two other occasions, but
tight work by Corrallit prevented
score.
Peterson fanned 14 men while
ot a ball was- bit Into tie out
field off him. Three Salem men
made alf tha put-out. Sullivan
making 12 at first: Edwards, 14
behind th bat, and Peterson one.
Score: R. .11. E.
Corvallla L, 0 1
Salem .... 1.5 1
Batteries: Brown and Mack;
Peterson and Edwards.
SKKKI.XU SON
Joha Allen Carpenter, or any
one knowing of bis whereabouts
will confer a great fsror upon
Carpenter's father by communi
cating with him at 1907 San
' Fernando' Road, Los Angeles.
The father was In Klamath Fall
today seeking his son.
' SUCCESSORS INSTALL PHOXE
NEW YORK. July 14, (AP)
After tha lata R. M. Smyths
conducted his securities business
oa lower Broadway without a
telephone for 40 year, nis nt
feasors In tha business have la
stalled one.
' A white whale, declared to be
par among tha denlcens ot the
lea, waa sighted off the Newfound
land Beak recently by a coast
guard U7,
Pitchers Find Babe
Hard Hitter to Dope
I t'KeJi HA-
ru . .a
By AL DKMARKK
(Former Pitcher N. Y. Ulants)
How to pitch to Bab Rath
ha kept th pitcher la th
American League awake at Bight
for years.
To the pitcher th Bambino
is a perpetual hasard. At timea
he may appear harmless, but
they realls from past exper
ience, th erer present dynamite
a his menacing bludgeon.
I asked Bab what balla he
hit th best. "Half the time I
couldn't tell you whether It was
faat or curve ball that 1 kit,"
anawered the big fellow. "Any
time I aea anything Ilk a ball
coming up to the plat tkat
looks good. I take a clout at It!"
Wait Hoyt. former Yankee
pitcher, told m an day that
Ha be ran hit anything yoa throw
up there when he's bitting, but
when he's net hitting aad la a
slump he east hit anything. He's
either a superman or helpless.
And so th question goes mer
rily on. Some pitchers pitch low
to him aad soma high. Soma
inside and soma outside. I b.
Her Joha MeGraw Is right when
he saya:
"Bab Ruth Is like Haas Wag
ner used to b. He hasn't any
real weakness. AU yoa can do
with him is mix 'em up aad
Pray."
By The Associated Press
Const Final rttaadlaga
W. 1
Pet
.674
.140
.131
.620
.620
.480
.440
.130
Los Angeles
Hollywood
17
(4
11
11
11
41
44
4S
44
41
41
48
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Sacra meat
San FraackKo i
Oakland i
Missions
Seattle
Portland .
National League
W. L.
Pet.
.40
.648
.644
.61
.481
.474
'.436
.360
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louta
4
46
43
40
11
17
34
i7
.Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
AsMTieaa League
W L.
Philadelphia - 54 2s
Washington tl 28
New York , 47 34
Clev'nnd , 41 41
Detroit - ! 47
Chicago 31 48
St. Louis 32 SI
Boston 80 61
Pet
.643
.664
.880
.600
.453
.312
.384
.37
BRUSHING UP SPORTS -
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TOMM7 WcMOOK. SOW. A
I ,mammii4i D s r-J .
v.iiiiiiiiiaii utua
When They
n lit OH S. Fl'I.I.KRTOX Jr.
(Associated Press 8ports Writer)
The Cincinnati Keils bar dsvl-
oped suit a punch at horn, bat
It la strangely lacking when they
take th road.
Laat week they looked Ilk a
team ot world beatera at Redland
field, taking tour straight gaa
from Chicago. They atlll looked
good aa they ricked on the hum
bl Phillies for three moro victor
ies. But yesterday, when they
moved to New York, they lost
! t I.
Th Cuba moved to Boaton yaa-
terday and lost two games to th
Braves, 1 to 1 and 1 to 0.
Ijkvr Help Rravra
Th first Boston victory waa
due to Harry Svtbold'a pitching,
th second to th Massachusetts
law which makes It necessary to
atop Sunday game promptly at 4
o'clock. That hour cam after
the Cuba had scored four runs In
the alnth, but before that Inning
ended , and the score reverted to
th eighth.
Chicago's double defeat cam
at something ot a boon to the
legu leading Brooklya Robins.
They lost one of th year's tough-
eat decisions to Pittsburgh. 1 to 9.
but atlll gained a half gam. Jim
Elliott gav th Pirate only tour
hits, wall th Robins mad Bin
off Larry French, but waat d their
opportunities by slipshod baa
running.
TAKES FIRST
Late Rally Put Angel
In Lead With Actors
Trailing Second
By Associated Pre
The first half of th Pacific
Coast lesgas'a ssoa ovr, fans
today wr remarking on th 1st
rally that put Los Angalea In
front. Instead ol Sacrament, and
en th ssddea rise of Hollywood
from sixth to finish In second
placa.
Los Anger closed with a bang,
blanking Seattle 10 to f in th
second gam ot their doable bill
yesterday, alter losing tha first,
6 to I. Hobbel was tha winning
pitcher In th first The Angela
4 rove Simon!, losing hurler, from
the box In the first Inning of the
second. v
Actors Make Record
Hollywood today boasted of a
record of eighteen win ia tha laat
twenty-two game, having aplit a
doobl bill with Sacramauto yes
terday to cinch second pie- after
a nip and tuck contest for th
place sith the Sacs. Six pitchers
worked as th Senator won at
Stockton ia the morning, 7 to 4,
and Rhodes beat Vinci on the
mound as the Stars took the after
noon game, 4 to 1.
Sacramento finished In a tie
with Oakland for fourth place by
dividing yesterday's game with
Portland. McDougal worked in
the morning aa the Seala won. 4
to 1, and Jimmy Zian waa driven
to the ahowers as tbs Ducks took
th afternoon game, S to 4, with
McDonald la th box.
Oakland's heavy hitting gar
Edwarda an easy victory over the
Missions, l to 3, in the morning,
but th Reds came back In the af
ternoon behind Ted Pllletts to
squeeze oat an t to 1 win.
AT PEEPED
K'-4" . .c-,
LOS ANGELES
L
..ife -
T 4 A )eeasl
uviit a uiiv.li
Leave Home Field
Th Philadelphia Athletics one
again forced to th top ot th
American loagu stsndlug by
pounding oat a 11 to 1 victory
over the St. Louis llrowas, wall
Detroit beat Washington, 1 to 4.
Thee result placed th Athletics
a full gam In th lead,
Th World' champions ham
mered out IT hlta, bunching them
(or live run In th first Inning
and four In the third, while Roy
klehalfey held th sllll-ellpplag
Browns In check.
For th second time, th Sen
ators broks their rul ot using
only on pitcher to a gam, and
Burke, th seconj, waa charged
with th detest, aa Vic Sorrel wn
hi own gam by lending Kovnlg
bom with a elnjtle In the Kighth.
Yankee Hs White Hoi
Th next two place remained
la their former atalua, aa the New
York Yankee and Cleveland In
diana won easy victories. Th
Yankeea. although oulhll 14-11,
did their scoring early, and had
only to check a Chicago rally that
netted three ran In th ninth to
defeat th Whit So, 1 to 1. Th
Sox failed to capltalis a their
chances, having 14 men stranded
n the sacks.
Cleveland held fourth place, six
game behlad, by poaaeing oa
Jack Ruseell for fir ran la th
opening (ram and piling ap aa 11
I score against Boaton before
rata halted th gam la th sev
enth Inning.
President' Car
Narrowly Escapes
Serious Collision
WASHINGTON, July 14. (AP)
Five ot those who accompanied
President Hoover to hi lodl In
th Bin Ridge mountains over
th week-end were congratulating
themselves today on having es
caped Injury In a collision which
occurred on th return trip.
' Nearlng th capital last night,
a car driven by a woman careened
paat that of the president and that
ot th secret service .detail close
behind, and washed InU) th third
automobile la tha lin.
It was Mcupied by Mr, Hoover's
eoretary, Lawrenc Richer, his
physician. Captain Joel T. Boone.
Mrs, Boone, Miss Susan Boons
and Mrs. Stark McMillan ot Palo
Alto. Calif.
Hoover Stopa Car
Mr. Hoover stepped his sar, aad
with Eeaator Thomas ot Idaho
and Allan ot Kansas, went back
to aasur klmselt o had bees
injured.
Th oeeapants of th damaged
car cam eon late th city la Mrs.
Hoover's own automobile, which
was following the party to Wash
ington. The aeeend car tn the accident
waa drlvea by Mrs. Caj-olyn Lens
Beach of New York, end occupied
by members of her family. No
charges wer preferred against
rer.
Rlehey said Mrs. Beach's ma
chine apparently got oat ef con
trol Just a the president's an to
mobile had safely passed. It car
reened toward th center ot th
road, ha added, barely missed th
secret service automobile and then
plunged into th aid of hi own
maehln.
Rode Performer Killed.
OAKLAND, Calif., July 14. (A.
P.) Chaiiea Malcare, 18, rodeo
performer riding under the nam
of Pat McCarthy, died la a hos
pital her from Injuria received
yesterday when a bore threw
him and then rolled and tram
pled on him at th Hay ward
rodeo.
Mnlcar leaves a widow aad
family In Coltags Urovs, Or.
Jspan exported 1(7,361 case
of canned crab mast during 1321.
By Laufer
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PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE SCORES
Ily lit Associated ra
Al Sea PVaarisru
Morning Dam:
Prtlnd ......... ....1 14.1
San rrancleco .,.. 4 1J
t'ullerton and Woodall; Mo
Dougal and Penebsky,
Afternoon Game:
Portland I 14
8aa Francisco ....4 I 1
McDonald and Pililano;
-Inn, Turpla aad Penebsky.
At lxi Angele
First (lame:
Seattl i( 4
Los Angeles . Ill
Hubbel aad Cot. Oablsr
and Skiff.
Second Gams:
Seattl .
Loa Angalea lo 13 o
Slmonl, Lamaoakt, llus.u
asd Borreanl, flrrer; Walah
and Warren. Save Innluga
by agreement
At Atorktea
Moraiag Oasis;
Hollywood 4 11
Sacrsmenlo 7 H i
Holleraon, tlulvoy. tV'euel
sad Severeld: Flynu, Onlluk,
Thomas sad Wins.
At Karraairul
Secoud Oam:
Hollywood 4 11
Sacramento 1 4
.Rhoada aad Bassler; Ylmi
aid Koehler.
At Oakland
Morning Oame:
Mission ..... 113
Oakland . li 14 it
Nelson Dorough and U'.-
grsn: Ewdards and LoaiUrdl.
Aftsraooa Cam:
Mlsaloa I II 1
Oakland T 11 1
T. Pillstt and Hofmaaai
Pearson and Read,
Dr. Werner Stebert of Berlin,
ha ssecesafslly demonstrated a
devlc to take motloa picture of
th lunge troa Inalde, Xvsry
movement Is easily seen.
In a
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in a
lies
(B I, Liooarr t Mrsaa Tosacco Co.
ATLANTA HAS
GALA HOLIDAY
FOR 'EMPEROR'
Bobby Jones Happy To
Win National Open
Golf Title
ATLANTA. Oa., July 11. (A
I ) Atlanta declarvri hM,l...
today to give Hubby Jones, a
"prlty happy" golfing warrior
oi is. a welcome fit for aa m
peror.
tiouny aald he was "pretty
happy" to rapture the National
op.u mi., nut thai mudeet phraa
waa much too mild So apra
the pent up enthusiasm of hla
Atiauta admirers, moat of whom
had not aeen him alm-a ha .
purled In tha spring to win the
ruiaa amateur and open orowus.
He probably was mors Inter
ested lu a reunion with, his eu
lerprlalng son. aled three, who
added whistling o hla aevom.
I I'lishnieute In the alwenc ot his
lather,
Marpaasea New utk
But frienda of th iaayar
golfer Insisted upon a formal re
ception, a parade, bands, aa of
ficial holiday and all the other
Irapplnaa ot publi fuaollona.
liany aald they wer determined
lo urp, In Boise at least,
th welcome tendered Bobby m
New York.
Kacorted by a fleet ot air
planea an automobile party waa
dispatched lo a urburban rail-
road nation, whoa location waa
kept secret, to meet Bobby's
kmward bound trala and take
ft th champion. Street war
tieared to speed him to a busy
downtown corner for the forma
tion ot a pared la hut honor. -
Completion of th City Hall
ceremonies left Bobby fre to
retir to th privacy of his
horn for a long sought rest.
Tber hi wlf. who accompanied
secretary
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hint lo Kuropa, hla young inn
and nil daughter, aged flva
awaited nun,
Hirap-llook Kent
If he wauled lo read the
reams of newspaper print writ
ten about nm triumph h hid
only to turn to th ut scrap
book of hla mother-in-law, Mrs
J. N. Union, who preaorrtd a
volim of clipping wliil n
turtalnlng Bulihy'i children la
his absence.
"I fsel Just ai proud as It I
had gone vry step of Hi way."
laid Alra. Melon.
Today h wee Hobby, king ot
th lints, but In a few daya he
hope to slip back Into III role
ot attorney and catch up with a
stack ot tleorgla court reviews,
which haa accumulated oa bis
desk.
Death Toll Mounts
In Korean Floods
TOKYO. July 14. (AP) The
death toll from floods In south
ern Korea mounted steadily to
day ai th ralnl continued.
Seoul dlnpati'hea slid th
kaowa deaths uoojbersd 101,
with 14 parsons missing and 11
Injured. Seventy additional caa
ui.llles wars reported in Ihre
vlilaivi In th Tilkyu region da
to landslides last night.
Throughout th allotted pro
vlncea Icorea ot thousands wer
homalaaa. II or than 4.O0
houses war destroyed lid IS.
uvo partly Inundated. !aailg to
crop, farm lands, road and
river embankments was wlde-
spreda. I
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PAHIS, July 14, (AP) Th
list prospect that Big Bill Ttldaa
would reconsider hi decision
aad play with the American
liavl Cup leant vanished today
when th veteran champion,
maintaining hla prevlosi attitude
told I hi Associated Pre! he waa
positively eliminated from parti
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