The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 21, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAILS, OREGON Fighters All Set for MomVy, -hity 21, 1030 PREVIEW SHOWS GALA ARRAY OF FISTIC TALENT fVVhoIe' Card Presented 4t Legion Arena Sunday, Minus Shrimp McDonald, and Every Man Ready to Do His Best in Presence of Former World's Champion Heavyweight, Jack Dempsey. 11 PELICANS SEESAW BATTLE FROM GENO A'S With Game in Pocket by 7th, Locals Eke Out Victory in 9th "See. Morgan Defeats Yankees With 18th Circuit Clout of Season super Card Tonight MISSIONS LEAD u With moit ot the boxers parad ise betor th critical ey ot fight public yestrday after- aooa at th Legion Arana. each gladiator declared hlinirlt to be In tha proverbial pink. The bis root In flstlcuffa will ba con' eluded tonight at Poole's Pell' can Theatre where Joe Bloker- etaff and Harry Poole have ar ranged what ii undoubtedly the choicest boxing morsel ever of fered In Southern Oregon. Jack Dempeey, atlll the ldl ot ererr fight lover In the country, and atlll held In the hearts ot a great majority aa ihe worlds champion heavyweight, will be the third man In the ring. Demp sey arrived this morning from he south on the "Cascade" ana despite the early hoar waa met by large throng ot people eager to get a word and band ehake from the popular and gracious Jack. ' Rtu-rop Not IVrernt As mentioned a bore the fight ers were all on dress parade at one o'clock yesterday and while 4 hey did not don tre ring togs, each looked the picture ot con dition. Shrimp McDonald waa the only "big ahot" not to ap poar hut this yonng gentleman will always be found la condi tion no matter where he trains. The Shrimp Is responsible for a large block of tickets going to ' l-akevlew tor the populace there and the precious ducats were de livered there Saturday by the genial Bickerstaff in person. That McDonald la In (or a atormy evening Is attested by the (art "that his opponent Billy Ryan, can. alt. . In a workout Saturda afternoon this same Ryan put a mucu heavier opponent flat on his back with a straight left to J he body. If Ryan can hit like thla with bis left, when his right Is supposed to be tha old "Betsy Ana" It looks like the Lake- new boy will either hare to keep fits chops covered or go to tha cmSTaa. . . Killlo Looks Great Milllo Mfllittl. who. meeta Tonne Sam Lang-ford la the other .halt of tha double header, cer tainly looks better on tha face -ot his gym showing than any ot tha Imported variety of cauli flower specialists that Joie the Sick has Imported. Magnificent ly built tor a boxer, fast, clerer t and atrong, thla Italian youth ot 14 summers gladdens the eye ot tha boxing tandom. If he doe -not make an Instant hit with those who are fortunate enough .to see him go then something is wrong somewhere. In addi tion to baring bis msnager. Earl ilsnn, in his corner, Millittl wil1 bare tha benefit of the experi ence' of a atablemate. Wesley Ketch el, to pour words of ad vice Into his ear between round. I'Ketchel arrlTea today and will I moat likely be Introduced from i the ring, ! Tonng Sam Langford, who pieeta MlllltU, tapered off his training Saturday also with sev eral fast rounds with the clerer ,Benny Dyson. Ssm Is one ot those rare Individuals who is tough, clerer and can sock. He -Is always In condition and the most stringent dissipation Sam Indulged In la a long cigar now and then and perhaps, at In tervals, beery sings ot chicken Willdna Not Known , Little Is known locally ot Chet Wllklns who matches jabs with Hteamboat Jackson in the sneclal lie la said to be a real good boy ana will hare to be to success fully lash the ateamboat to the dock. Jackson, as slways, Is -ready to go. The Steamer had one bad eye which was left with him aa a relic of bis last battle bnt dec lures this la now all O. Jt. and that he will not be both' red. Battling Leo Burns of Fort Rldwell will be remembered as the lad who can so successfully tags 'em as was demonstrated In his two previous encounters with Austin Rosander and Joe Rublo. His Leolets will hare to be able to take plenty for Joe Dsgutls from Vancouver Bar racks la a boy who throws lots and lots ef leather. Looks like 'a K. O. In this beat. Kinley Wilson and Johnny Knell will : kick off for a field which prom isee to be the best card Blcker staft bas ottered In the city and this means a lot, for Joe has without doubt given the tans the best attractions ever seen In a city of this site. "Oh well," quoth Joe, "It's the best fight town of 14,400 people In the world." Ticket sale Is brisk and It actually looks like a sell out for this stellar attraction. Tilden Accepts Davis Cup Place Against Judgment snau ne the master." was certain ly coined to fit the ball game yes terday afternoon at tbe fair ground park. Klamath rails final ly staggered under the wire a nose ahead ot Bend tor a 14-1& score. We were not able to learn who made the touchdowns. This vlc- PARIS. July 11. f API Wll-1 . gives the Pelicans the league llara T. Tilden II told the As- for 'w minutes, at least. soclated Press today that "" " 0T ra ')' against, my wishes and better V01 ."" tha boys from judgment 1 hare accepted an In-1'" .B0,B ,0WB ''""' rltatlon to play for the I nited ided than the gents from Bend States In the Davla Cun chal-l it i lust one of those old lenga round." I fashioned hitting sprees matches, By Hugh 8. ' Fullsrton, Jr. Associated Press Sports Writer Eddla Morgan of Cleveland won a gams by a bom run In tha ninth yesterday. II slammed hia 18th circuit blow of the sea son with on out and on on base to defeat tha New York Yankees. 4 to I. and to undo the work of those more famous horn run hitters. Babe Ruth and Marjorle Daw. mho and It long distance hitting and a close gam Is what Is wanted, then no tan should has left the park at all disappointed. Nineteen lusty- smacks bounced off the Ulow of the Zanders gang, and! . vnilloila , , K I 11 rl w ""'"'fO UI Ol OUT , . ".7k. v.."jrrTi.7. Hilton. Six ot those collected The American tennis star ex plained the rule regarding syndi cate writing by amateur contest ants hsd been waived to a cer-l tain extent and he would be per- I mltted to write tennis article I by K. Falls were for extra sacks. two of them being homers by A Inold and Ziel. These two boys days ending with Wednesday. July 23, but Inasmuch as amateur rule forbid players In actual Tilden win ot ,h. ,h.7 Ju" bont "'' the hitting Kir z i1-"1." ,b:h.chA': h"- t- sot . home, ' ,z ,, . . " V" " - j .:" land two singles for his afternoon's .u.pg T.u.,, c.uru.y .no wrk ArB0,d gr,bbd hmolf " . . , . , a single, double, triple and homer, aTto ,B ""l just to show the fans hs plsys no H said that he had taken a favorites In th way he selects his place in in cnaneng round at blngles. Thla big boy rertalnlv the special request of Joseph W. looks sweet on the Initial hassock. Wear, chairman of the United and how be rides that pellet? Roy aiaiea isaria lup commute. l noway. Th decision ot th Americas I Started Big League Stile Davla Cup commute to play Til- The gam started out like It was dea In th challenge round was going to give th fane something i wiia eaiisiaciioo in.ru-1 0 talk about, and would soon ha ring on delight by French ten-1 over. Then, as usual, up blew ms ouic-aia ui laus. i mat gol danged Saunders tornado. Th French wer pleased be-1 and before Lefty Nightengale cause they felt certain Cochet I could . figure out how high he was would defeat Tilden. They argued up. Peterson's ringing single In Borotra gar TUden such a hard th fifth was the signal for Nighty battle in England he now u to go out and Ralph Russell to go conceded an even chance to de- Jlmmle Mann greeted Russell feat th veteran American. The delight ot the Frenchmen ime from the tact TUden is cer tain to pack the Roland Garroa stadium Ing gallery. By Associated Iree PACIFIC COAST LKAGl'K Won Lost Pet. 6 with another single, and Hilton with a double, ahen the fat was came from the fact Tilden is cer- J"0 ,h !n ' ,hl ck th Roland Garros '""" saraerea six nils ith . cheering, pay- "d '""v. r,unt ,v h'CB " ' ' I the big shot of the game. Varna- dor, first np. flew to I.ondshI: Arnolj tripled Zlel slnrled. Gran ger singled. Peterson singled Mann singled snd Hilton doubled: Msnn wss csught between bases, snd Means went out. pitcher to tlrst. A dlxxy Inning, folks, for y score keeper ist wait. In the eighth Bend ram to bat with R. 2 .714 Russell up. He struck ont, hot on S . .571 a wild pitch took first with safety: 3 .571 O'Leary struck out. Nightingale i .671 flew to Ziel. then Allen hit, Garber 4 ,4! walked. Kennedy tripled and cam .4 39 noma wnen jor.nny Logan rang np 42 hit second single. Four runs after .28 the side sbonld hare been clear out In tbe barn. Bend Tie Score Pet I Then In the ninth with two -53 J I runs wanted to tie. this same R. su I Russell started trouble ssaln hv SS getting himself a walk. Stokoe. E24 batting for O'Leary. also wslked. snd along came that bother sone Nightingale with his third clout of th afternoon, and It was a ring-1 Ing double. Result? Russell and Ruth Poled his 34th homer off Mllburn Shotfner. a perennial Timm or me ituthlau drives. In tbe fourth Inning. Gehrig hit his 36th a moment later and another m me next Inning. Ulb Falk gave morgan something of a rac ror th plaee In the apot iigm by hitting for the circuit when he appeared aa a pinch viBinan in in sixtn. Foxx Aids Athlrtlo Jimmy Koxx also had the . faction ot winning a ball gam by tha horn run rout. Foxx con nected with Guy Cantrell'a dell- very ror ."o. ( with one m.t. on has In th eighth and en abled th Philadelphia Athletics to defeat the Detroit Tigers. t to 3. other re.ults of this homer ere to give Lefty Grove bis 13th victory of the year. Tha Senators produced a nin-k homer by Jo Judge In th ninth Inning followed by a similar clout by Art Shires, who sunolanted juage at first bas. but they only produced three runs, not enough to overcome th St. Louis iaa ana tn Browns wan, I lo . , Whit Hag Down Red Sox Chlesgos Whit Box Pulled out a I to 4 victory ovsr th Red Sox in Ihe ninth innlna of the secona gam alter noundlne ant a 1 to 4 decision in th opener as tea l-yons scored bis 1 41b victory of the season. TbS St. Louts Cardinals hsn.1.,1 the National League Leading '" i to a trouncing, driv ing Bill Clark from th mound nn seven runs In the second tuning. Chicago went down with hard ly a murmur under the assaults of the New York Giauts. who naewis mad 17 blows and won by a 13 to 6 count. Hark Make With Hack Wilson hit his fsth horn run of tha vese aa the final club gesture of the game. Boston and Cincinnati, batt ling for eixth place, failed to reach a decision in their attenint to break th current tie. Th. Had won lb first gam S to aim a noma run bim h. hind tbe effective pitching of lied Lucie but Boston reverrf th result in th second, pound ing three pitchers for a la to l triumph as Tom Zarhary held tha Reds. FIRST WEEK Df S COND PERIOD Missions Oakland Sacramento Hollywood Los Angeles Portlsnd Ssn Francisco Seattle XATIOXAL LEAGl'K Won Lost Brooklyn O Chicago 61 New York 4 St. Louis 44 Pittsburgh 40 Boston 4" Cincinnati ...4i Philadelphia ..2. Ji 37 40 40 4 44 4S it .4461 -4S .446 .368 who Went to third on Pnn Vara.. dore's slashing double. Arnold counted them both with another double, and sp came Zlel. There must oe some blood relation be- ween Eddie and Russell, for Mr. Russell is sure a sweetheart for our Eddla. He derided that tha saiest thing to do waa to pass Ed. and thua It was put up to Granger, with Arnold champing at the bit. After looking over one of Rus sell's floaters. Granger hitched np mm dch ana swung tor distance. He slashed one Into rlxht field for tha hit that brought bom th ba con. It waa a fitting climax to a hectic afternoon. It sent th tans horn long after ovtertlme was np. Th Holding feature, aa nsaal. was turned In by Fuller, who handled six assists and fonr pnt outs wlihont a skip. This old hoy is certainly there when It cornea to bringing up those tough ones. Box score below: Bend AB. R. AHen. rf s 1 Garher. ss-t s 3 Kennedy, lb 4 2 Logan, cr f 1 Wood. 3b-s 4 1 Londahl. 2b 6 0 F. Russell, It 3 R. Russell, p 2 2 O'Leary, e 1 1 Stokoe, 3b .. 0 1 Night'gale.p-lt i 3 H. PO. A. E. 3 14 4 1114 .1 14 0 4 214 2 2 11 1 2 2 0 400 4 4 14 16 4 4 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 Means, cf 4 Fuller, ss ..... 4 Vsrnsdore, 2b 4 Arnold, lb .. I Zlel. rf 3 Granger. 2b 3 Peterson. If 2 Shlpmsn, It - 1 Mann, e 4 ,.-. 4J IS 14 2 10.- J - Klamath Falls ---Mi AB. R. H. PO. A. E dors. Hilton. Three-bas hits. Nightingale. Arnold. Horn runs, Ziel, Arnold. Double plavs. Fuller to Arnold. Garber to Kennedy. Passed ball, Garber. empires. Reed and Ross. Time of same, i nours ana 43 minutes. Hogan Commander Of Oregon V.F.W. BEND. Or.. July II. fAP) Cicero F. Hogan of Portland elected department eommander of tha .eterana of Foreign Wars, department ot Oregon, at the concluding aesslons of th or ganisation her Friday night. As toria waa selected aa the 1931 encampment city. Hogan has been department adjutant and senior vice-commander for tn paat year. He succeeds Barney O. Garrett of St. Helens aa de partment conimandtr. Other officers are Charles E. King, Portland, senior vice-com mander; Phil - F. Brogan, Bend, junior vice-commander; Mont V. waiton, Portland, quarter master; Glen R. Jack, Oregon City. Judge advocate: II. W. Straw, Portland, chaplain. W. C. Mctray of Klamath rails was elected department In spector. start Squeeze Out One Came Margin Over Portland Ducks By Til Aaaorlated Prraa 1 ne .Missions today war-. (I. only team in. tha Coast League which had taken mora than i.. vui game oi last wavk a serins, ana leu in the slandlnga ador th first week uf tha -M 1UI1, in Heds atre ahtit nft k. Seattle. 4 to 0. lu yesterday's murning same aa lainauakl hurl. u eiiecuveir for the Indiana ut ram hack to take tha after noon contest, 4 to i. with Her man Ptllette on th mound, making It fir out ot seven games. Winning streaks ot both Holly wood and Loa Angeles were nun. ctured during th week, although th Stars squeezed out a one gam margin In their week or play with Portland. Tha Beav ers pounded Yde and Hulvey 13 to 1 win In tha first same yeaterday, with Ortmsn the winning pitcher, Csus for a protest was found In ths afternoon gams by Man ager Woodall of Portland when the contest was called in the sixth on account of a train sche dule. Barbae s homer In that Innlug had Just brought in four runs to glv Hollywood th gam. 4 to 3. Th Angel downed Oakland. 11 to 4. in the afternoon game, collecting t to 1 lead on the tlrst three Inning o(f Crsxhaad and Pearson. But the Oaka bad cinched the series In the morn ing when Henderson, la bis sec ond lesgu gsme, repeated his first performsnre of holding Los Angeles to three hits. The Oaks won, 1 to 4. Sacramento made It four straight over San Francisco by winning I ta 7. In the thirteenth, yesterday afternoon at Sacra mento, after having downed the Seals 7 to 4 In th morning at Stockton. Bryan and Freltas wer th winning pitchers In the morning and afternoon, respec tively. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCORES By Tlie Associated I'reas A4 Ja Aiigclra First Gam r " I'ortland lj n Jiollywood i unman and rilm; Vd imivey, i ag and Hev.relil. Second Game I'ortland ... Hollywood , g (Called la Sixth) Mail. Maya and Palm; Ho! irr-.ua ana nassier. At Oakland First Game Los A hides o a Oakland .... 1 s llaecht and Hannah: llvnd arson ana Keen. Second (Israe Los Angeles it i Oakland 4 g I'eiora and Warran- I'r... neao. rearsun, liumovl.h and i-onioarai. Al Hto.kl.rn Morning Game San Francisco 4 11 1 Sacramento ... 711 u McDougut and reneliakr: Bryan and Wins. At t-acrainralu Second (.am Sea Francisco 7 17 4 Sacramento 4 14 1 Jacobs. Turpln and. tiaaton: Keating, Vinci. Gould, and Wins. Al Han Fremiaro Morning Game Seattle 4 HI Mis-Inns 4 6 4 Lamanskl and Borreani: Lleber, narrough and. not- mnnu. Iternoon Gam ' Seattle , . 14 0 Xller'ous 4 lu 0 Kalllo. Kuns and Cos: It. mint and llofmann. TWO FIT Al lTIKH SALEM. Ore.. July II, ' (Ah Two fatal accidents out of a total of 730 wer reported to th slat Industrial accident commission for th week ending July 17. The fatal raaea were Fred C. Millar. Portland, log 1 scaler, aud Frank Marche. Port laud, powderman. KAMOI H ItlltTIIAIT tHtl.lt LONDON. July J, (API Rsmbrsndt's "Portrait or an Old Man" la ths collection of ma iat Haraute Cursoa was sold yeaterday at an auction at Christie's to a buyer who gave hia nam ss "Mr. Hopkins." H waa believed to be the New V..rk dealer, Bully. Nineteen thou. sand guineas, or about 304, Olio waa paid for ths palming. I .-jjj-jsasn.- IN. "a"" The total acreage now planted to rubber throughout the world Is about 7.404,040 acres. If this area were atrstrhsd In an even bsnd sbout ths e.ustor. It woald be nearly half a mile wide. RiM in th Mitt with Sixxlin Hot Camo of Heart and Base balL" miMmdt Beaay Rub la tn Lass AH Day w Pert Kelloa DimM I kers-e Tsarex JE7I- 7TTffT-TE7fatT --naiia. imsaMiQsi MllVl At The Vox 34 14 14 27 11 1 tunings pitched by Nightingale 6 1-3, by Russet 3. Losing pitcher. LAMP EXPLOSION FATAL TULARE, Cal., July 21 (AP) -Mrs. Bllvana Gomes, 21, and her 7-montbs-old son, Amando, died In; th county hospital hete yes- ' terday ot burna received when a kerosena lamp exploded at a ranch horn In th Tipton district. Mrs. Oomei waa attempting to refill the ; lamp whan th explosion occurred. 1 OPPOSES CAB.NIT BILL . SALEM, Or., inly 21 (AP) McAllister of Salem, mem ber ot th state legislature, will be In Portland today to prepare a negative argument on th bill providing tor 4 cabinet form ot government for Oregon. The argument will appear In th vot" rs' pamphlet. AMERICA LKAGL'K Won Lost Philadelphia . , , 30 Washington 6 7 33 New York , fr t 37 Cleveland 44 4$ Detroit 47 60 Ihleago 3S S3 St. Louis 1 f4 gg Boston . 82 jj Stokoe rang In to tie the count, j Russell, struck out. by Nlghtln Allen walked, waa forceH at e. Pet. ond br Garber: Kennedy aenred -' I both Nightlncale and Oarber with. ' I his third Bit of tha dav. Thla ant 514 the clan of Sanders two rana tn ,.505 the sorry. However, they came .4-1 1 right back to chase over the win. -39Sn!ng marker In tha old ninth. 7t I Means, first no. drew a sass. Hs 340 I was forced at aeeond bv Fnller. gal 5. Russell 1, Hilton t. Bases on balls, off Nightingale 1, Russell 2. Hilton 2. Hit by pitcher, by Nightingale, Arnold: by Russell, Peterson. Esrned runs. Bend 4, Klamsth Fslls 13. Lett on base. Brad 4. Klamath Falls 4. Wild pitch. Nightlngal 1. Hilton 2. Two-has hits, wood, Mghtlngsle. Garber, Kennedy, Arnold, Vara 4- BRUSHING UP SPORTS - - - By Laufer w S. . jff.Ii- I What I. It? It'. 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