THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Tuesday, July 22,
HAPPENINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD
PAGE TWO
HUm TAKES
DECISION OVER I
SI LANGFDRD
Shrimp McDonald Prove I
Metal in Earning
Draw With Ryan
Mllllo IJIllltl, Omaha and Ran
Francisco Its-pound flash, lived
OO to all the food things said
about him la I ha press by taklug
a decision over Young Sam Lang
iord, colored fighter eitraordlo
ary of Klamath Falls. In a hard
(ought tan-round bout at Poole's
Pelican Theatre last night.
As hla usual custom, Sammy
opened the tight with clever box
lag tactics, augmented by aome
fancy footwork and ahow entice.
After a few hard wallopa to the
midriff section, the "snowball"
eettled down to business and
made an earnest effort to put
the KO alga on hla opponent.
Thla proved futile, although Sam
my did place few hlti that
made the aggrestve Mllllo slow
down for a few seconds.
Both bora were working all
the time. It waa the kind of
a fight the fana like and al
though the el em eat of youth
eounted throughout, the old ring
"hoss" ahowed that he la not a
has been ret. Left and right
hooka to the ribs and head were
rained upon the colored boy
throughout the tight but be stay
ed right In and In the laat
round ahowed a flaah of apeed
that surprised both hla opponent
and the fana. This waa but a
temporary buret, however, and
the last of the round Jlillttl waa
still the aggressor. Referee
Dempsey gave the Italian the
nod.
McDoaaM &U Draw
When Shrimp McDonald open
ed hla engagement with Billy
Ryan It looked like Tex had nad
ir overmatched the Lakeriew
boy. It waa a case of aspiring
youth facing an experienced ring
several. In the first few rounds.
Ryan had the gore flowing free-
1t from Shrimps nose, ana in
one of their mlxupe the old bot
tler opened cut over the boy's
eye. Not entr. tne nrcn rouna
did Shrimp begin to show that
he waa not outclassed and from
that time on he gar the Teteran
a hard lacing. To the many fans
who saw Shrimp la his two tights
with Benny Dyson, last night'a
Mailt waa alow. Ryan soon
found out the kid could bit and
he didn't want to take too much
punishment and tried to keep
back out of the way. nia game
was to keep Shrimp at arms
length where he ould make
aood use of hla long arras. On
.he Infighting Ryan always got
the worst of It. in nis maicnea
with Dyson. Shrimp didn't hare
to watt tor the fight to start
Benny always led right in ana
then there was something doing.
Dein pier's decision waa decid
edly popular. The fans were
shouting themselves hoarse for
the Lakeriew boy in tne last
three rounds and ke took those
rounds. Dempsey gare e&cn
fighter three rounds and marked
four down as even,
i Steamboat Scores KO
When Steam boat Jackson land
I ed too many righte and lefts Into
I the mid-section for Red Barkus.
' who substituted for Cbet Wll-
kins, Barkus' seconds threw In
the towel in the fourth after
' Barkna had taken a nine-con nt
at the bands of Leonard Sacks,
i manager of Jack Dempsey, who
retareed the bout and refused to
let Barkus hang on as he
clenched time after time after
time with Steamboat, who threw
him away, only to land more
punches.
When Referee Bobby Rosa
gars the decision to Joe Dagutis,
140, orer Leo Burns, 141, bat
tling Redskin, the crowd rolced
It disapproval, as Dagutis waa
floored In the fifth for a seren
count and Burns seemed the
ever-present threat to the lights
as far as Dagutis' eyes could see.
It was hard-fought battle, how
ever. Snell Kayoes Wilson
' Johnny Snell, 120, Portland,
won by a technical knockout in
tbs first round of his four-rounder
with Flnley Wilson, 119, Best
ir Indian, wben Snell landed a
Tight to tna law and Wllson'a
seconds tossed the sponge. Ross
refereed. , , ,
Tuffy Brown and Donald Cole,
tlea-welght. opened the show.
Lanky Cole and Gilbert Jonas
fought the second tight at
midget wulgnta. Both were called
draws by Referee Vic Ashman.
Poole Introduces Champ
Jack Franey, popular sports
man, attired In a tuxedo, did his
usual good Job of announcing the
card, and . Introduced Harry
Poole, owner of the Pelican the
atre, and promoter with Joe
Blckeretatf, matchmaker, of the
card. ' ,
Good House See Card
Poole's Pelican Theatre was
crowded with a throng eager to
aee the super fight card and the
on big attraction. Jack Demp
sey. Coming out to referee the
McDonald-Ryan bout, the former
world's champion waa given an
oration that lasted several minu
tes and wound up by the crowd
demanding speech. Thla was
rary gracionsly given In the fol
lowing words: "Ladies and gen
tlemen, I wouldn't know how to
make a sprees n " ""
want you to know bow happy
asd glad I am to aay hello. The
reception yon bare given me
Us greatest compliment I
ever bed paid me. 1 bop I will
havs tbo pleasure to come back
and meet each one of yon per.
sonajly." . .
Dempsey mas Introduced by
Harry Poole, wltb whom be bad
spent the day, and Harry, arter
struggle to get tbo crow ejulet-
Big League
BASEBALL
Bunting
lly Kit DLMAKLK
(Former Pitcher N. Y. tiianta)
With the advent of the lively
ball, bunting la not the Important
part of the game that it used to
be fifteen or twenty years ago.
However, a fast left hand bat
ter who can buat, chop and drag
the ball la still a mighty dan-
Serous man up at the plate.
In many close games In the
later Innings a good bunt prop
erly placed, means victory or de
feat.
With a runner on first base
try to bunt down the first base
line, making the pitcher or first
baseman handle the ball.
In bunting a runner to third
from eeeend base, mske the third
baseman handle the balL
Occasionally bluff bunt the
balL That la, start to bunt and
then atop. This will draw tbe
third baseman In to protect him
self and yoa can mar readily
hit a ball through or past him,
inlets you are a very weak
hitting pitcher it is usually folly
to bunt the ball with both the
first and third baseman playing
in tor a buaL In that case cross
them up by bluffing bunt and
try to Bit past them.
ed, remsrked that last night's
crowd was the biggest to
ever attend s tight In
Klamath Falls and that K was
the Intention of himself and as
sociate to put on other big cards
la the future. He referred to
Dempsey as too greatest of all
heavyweights and on, top of that
a fine gentleman and real sports
man. This brief speech unleash'
ed the flood of enthusiasm that
bad been pent up throughout tbe
evening awaiting the arrival of
the great fighter In the ring.
Crater Lake Team
Comes Out Ahead
At Weyerhaeuser
The result of the hall game be
tween the Crater Lake Lumber
company, Sprague River, asd the
Weyerhaeuser Timber company.
Klamath Falls, on the Weyerhaen-
ser mill ball ground played Sun
day, was a score of 14 to 10 In
favor of the Crater Lake team.
Umpires were Holloway of Wey
erhaeuser and May of the Crater
Lake company.
A score of 10 to 10 wss marked
up at the close of the Lh inning,
but a play-off with the Crater
team batting, resulted in four
runs In their favor.
A return game with the Sprague
River boys will be played In the
near future.
The llne-np follows:
Weyerhaeuser: Martin as. Deer-
log If, Tomkin lb, Orifflth e, Hud
son lb. Brown of, Plruell 2b,
Johnson rt, Radcllff p.
Crater Lake: A. Tilton as, Leo
If, Jackie lb. Spud a. E. Tilton lb.
Stoub cf, Robblna 2b, Hussey rf,
Crelg p.
Crater Loggers Lose
The game played between tbs
loggers of the two companies Sun
day morning resulted In the final
score of II for Weyhaauser and
for Crater Lake. Nine Innings
were played.
A return game at Sprague River
has been tentatively set for Labor
Day.
The loggers line-up follows: j
Weyerhaeuser: Moore 2b, aBr-
rett as, Huntley rt-p. Bias c, Vler-1
bus lb, Eaton cf, B, Huntley If,
Grasby p, Davis 3 b.
Crater Lake: Addlngton 2b,
Strong ss SlcCullom rt. Swan e,
Tipton lb, Landquist cf, Maddlng-
ton p, Brltton 3 b.
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Dyson Challenge
Winner of Ryan
McDonald Match
When Introductions were be
ing made la the McDonald-Ryan
match laat night, llonny Dyson,
populsr bsmaui of Klamath Falls
stepped Into the ring to chslleuge
the winner of the bout. As the
tight resulted In a draw. It la a
matter ot choice with Honor
which he Drelers to fight Hav
ing fought two sterling bouts
with Shrimp, both of which were
close, lieuuy wants another
chance at the Lakevlew boy.
In hla previous fights. Dyson
worked under a handicap. The
! first found him short ou trelu-
, ins and the second came closely
I uoon a sick spell which for
time threatened to step tne
match. Despite that fact, Benny
went Into the ring and carried
the fin tit throughout. lie Is
that style ot a tighter and
whether aick or well will al
ways do bis best to mske a
fight ot It.
W ants Another thane
There are many tight followers
who, like Benny, sre not satis
fied that McDonald Is the best
aiaa. Benny wants one more
chance wben he la physically
tit and has had the necessary
training and he la positive he
can wipe out the result ot the
last tight which went to Shrimp
by a decision.
No two flxbters have ever
Ken the faua a better battle
than these two bantams. Their
aunearaace oa any card la the
sisnal for a rush oa the box of
rico. It la hoped that the next
card will contain a bout be
tween these boys.
Man Mountain and
Manager Ordered
To Leave America
OMAHA. Neb.. July a. (AP)
An Italian army uniform and
oblivion that la toe future tor
Prima Camera, giant Venetian
heavyweight, according to rrank
Paccassl. business manager ot the
Camera troupe.
Paccassl gave expression to Tils
views last night alter reading a
telerram from Byron H. Uhl, as
sistant commissioner of immigra
tion, ftatlng an extension ot in
star la the United states nao, oeen
denied the big boy and Leon See.
bis French manager.
"Prima has a rear of ssrvie la
Heir." Paccassl related. "Thai
will snell finish to bis career.
When he leasee the army he won't
be worth a darn.
Exteausoa Expires
Paccassl disclosed Camera's
managers bad obtained from Pre
mier Mussolini himself, an enen
sloa by which tbs time for Prime's
induction Into tne duces torces
was advanced six months. That
extension I bow soar expiration.
And." lamented Paccassl. "we
were going to get him matched
with Jack Dempsey and Young
Stripling."
Paccassl received word yester
day Canera and See must vacate
America. It waa la a telegram
addressed to B0, snd informed
him tbe state department had re
fnsed extensloa of slay to blm and
his charge, and they must prepare
to leave the country. Pacassi
said ha bad communicated the or
ders to See st Steubenville. Ohio,
where earners appeared In au ex
hibition last night.
Townsend Kayos
Medill in First
LOS ANORLKS. July 22 (AP)
Billy Townsend, hsrd-hirting
Vancouver, B. C, Junior welter
weight, today la more than even
up with Joey Medill. box fighter
from Chicago. Digging a con
vincing sleep punch from his
bag after he bad bounced Medill
off the floor three times for nine
counts in a minute and a bait,
the Canadian put away bis mid
dle western opponent for good Id
he first round of a scheduled
10-rounder here laat night. Re
cently Medill took a 10-round
decision over Townsend.
Shamrock V Makes
8 Knots Per Hour
ABOARD SIR THOMAS LIP-
TON'8 YACHT BRIN, ConvovlnR
Shamrock V, July 22, (AP)
The Shamrock V today waa mak
ing an average speed of eight
knots In a calm sea after a
night of fresh northwest winds
and a heavy northerly swell. At
nooa the position was latitude
48:23, longtinde 8:47.
The position given by the
Shamrock placed her about 176
miles southwest of lsnd's end
heeded In the direction of the
Azores where she will put In to
take on suppllea before heading
for the United States.
Joe McCarthy Puts Cubs Out
In Front in
lly OHl-O KOBFKTSON
(Associated Press bporte Writer)
Manager Joe McCarthy, the
minor leaguer who made good la
the "big time" without previous
major league experience, today
had tbe Chicago Cubs again out
In front, aettlug the pace In Hie
hectic National league pennant
scramble.
The Cubs moved Into tbe ruling
seat yesterday by blanking the
Ulanta ( to 0, walla the Kobuis
wore breaking even with the St.
Louie Cardinals. Brooklyn taking
the first encounter S to , ami
the Cards the closing contest 17
to 10.
Hark Oris CUlh '
Hack Wilson, the Natlonsl
league's home run king, played an
Important role la the Cub'a vic
tory. He pounded out hla iHth
and J?th homers, which, coupled
with Eddie Parrels hit of l he
same nature accounted tor tire
runs.
Lester Sweetlaud bad oneot his
good daya. as Ihe Phillies trimmed
the Pirates T to 2.
The leaders la the American
TROUT THRIVE
AT 68 DEGREES
Throry that Fish do Better
Cold M ater Dispelled by
MirhiaPta Biologist
Trout seem to thrive best where
the dally maximum temperature
does not exceed 4 degrees and
the temperature variation through
out the day Is not too great, ac
cording to the American Game
Protective association.
Many people once believed that
trout thrived best where the wa
ter was coldest. Msny fish cultur-
lats now deny this theory. Among
others. Jan Metselaar, biologist of
lbs tub division ot the Mlchigsn
department ot conservation, be
lieves that sn extreme water tem
perature baa kept many plantings
ot young trout from maturing.
Trout shun water that Is either
too warm or too cold.
One way to control temperature
la to plant fringe of brush or
small trees along the banka of
small streams which are barren of
cover, .
Tony Takes Easy
Decision in Bout
PHILADELPHIA. July 21 (A
P) Tony CaszoDsri. rugged
New Torker. finds Benny Bsss as
easy to eonqner as a junior light
weight aa be did as a feather
weight,
Three years ago Cansonerl
won the featherweight crown
from Bass and last night he
gave the Phlladelphlan, who la
recognised ' In many states as
Junior lightweight champion, one
ot the worst beatings ot his
career in a 10-ronnd bout at the
Phillies ball park.
Tony to Claim Title
Although tbe match had been
arranged as a ooa-title bout. It
waa reported Cansonerl would
claim, the championship.
When they weighed in at t
m. yesterday, before the state
athletic commission, Bass weigh
ed 126 V, while Canxonerl scaled
only 139, a quarter ot a pound
below the Junior lightweight
limit.
Bass won three rounds, and
these by narrow margins. Can
xonerl took five and two were
even. Early In the bout Tonv
opened a cut over Baas' right
eya and he made this a target
tor his left thereafter.
Kruse Takes Match
From Abie Colman
TACOMA, Wash.. July 22. (A
P) Open air wrestling made its
bow here laat plgbt with Bob
Krnse, Portland, defeating Able
Colman, New York, In the main
event.
Kruse came back after losing a
fall to Colman In tbe second
round, to win the third snd fourth
rounds on falls. He used a wrist
lock In the third and a body slam
for the fourth. They are light
heavyweights.
In a one-fall seml-windup John
Probers, Swedish heavy, threw
Martin Zrkox. Russia, early in the
third round.
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National League
league found the going tough, the
AtniMics luelug to tbe Tigers 1 to
. aud the beuatora dropping tbolr
second successive gsme to Ihe
Browns. t to 4.
Fai-usiiaw Mauled
Oeorge Karnshaw waa the vic
tim ot the Tiler's elereu-hll at
tack. Tbe champions inauaged to
stay in Ihe running until the
ttinlh. when Charlie Oehrlnaer.
who had tripled soil stole home In
the fifth, led f( a rally with a
aoume.
Although held to tire bits by
llsuuley. Brown and Llsks, the
Browns took advantage of nine
basses on bails to defeat lbs Sen'
alors. Hi swart, who went Ihe
mute for the winners, scattered
amnton s ten hits.
Ha be Ruth poled out his J5th
boms run aud Lou tiohrlg his
llth. aa Ed Welle won hla eighth
gaiue when the Yankees defeated
the Indiana I to I.
Boelon broke up the White Sox
three-game winning streak by tak
ing the final of the series a to 1,
behind Horace Ltsrnbee'g fine
pitching.
Dixon Loses Fast
Bout to Ratzlaff
PORTLAND, Ore.. July 1J (A
P) Despite a elesa knockdown
la tbe first round. Ceorsle Dtxoa,
Portland negro middleweight,
lost a 10-round decision to ller
uiaa Ratxlaff. Mlnot, K. D
southpaw, here last nlghL Rsts
laff's close ap Infighting gave
him the edge. It was a fast and
hard battle all the way. Dlxou'a
left eye wss almost completely
closed at the sad ot the bout.
Frankls Warnerke. and Kov
Jacks msde a promising start of
tbs six round semi-final, but In
the second round Jacks uninten
tionally foaled Warnerke. who
sank to the mat In great pain
and was enable to eonliuue.
Jackie Evans, clever bantam
from Kansas City, knocked out
Jimmy Marshall. Saa Francisco,
la the third mend. Evans gave
a tine exhibition of boxing and
punching. Johnny Hanson, Port
lands battling newsboy welter
weight, knocked out toy Darks.
Betllngham, In the second round.
Dob Mark took a fast four round
declslo over Bobby Dugger.
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placed before district attorney
John Carson. S. H. Van Trump,
county Inspector, ssys the fees
were authorised by the state
board of horticulture. "
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Lead. Field With 72
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(JlilUAt.O. Julw 1 f u k a
DV hiatal llUs.llfvii.xf It mil ami-.H
certain for the thirty-third West
ern Amateur llolf championship
today, aa the second halt of tut
34-hole drive opened over tbe
stubborn Beverly Country ciwk
course.
So eonvenlanllw Aa nu
Par, safely enlretu bed behind
Heverly a ,70 yard slreUU. whip
ths sou under la the first round
a 72, one orer par. topped the
large field of 116 eutrauts, and s
nair Of 7 it a Mrkan. m .
XU'a. looked maaA ,.. 1 t
among those who fight tor the
s.v.u eiaira pisy irons tomorrow
oa.
Lloyd Aordelrom. a rank out
sider from Davenport. Iowa, whs
us a to talk his way into the fight
because hla entry card bad beea
mislaid, led the field with the 12
as the second halt ot Ljie Id-hole
drive opened today. Ose shot be
hind him wars Cyril Tolley of
ureal tiritaia. oae of the title
areata. Johnny Lehman of Chi
cago and Lioa Armstrong ot Auro
ra. Ills.
Don Mse ot Portland. Ore., the
defending caamyloa. bad ao wor
ries until tomorrow, because by
rules be was sot forced to quality.
Moa got acquainted with the
course king after tbe laat two
some had left the startles tee yes
terday, but In bla own words bis
score waa "terrible."
Moat ot the favorites appeared
safe la tbe battle for quallflcatloa
today, althoagh Ibey ware not an
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MaVMATH FAJL1S.ORK.
talking terms with par. T. Phillip
i'erklua, former llrltlsk amateur
champion, now melding III Now
York, and Charles "t'hlck" Kvaus
of Chicago, eight times holder of
the Western title, hsd 76 s; llob
McCrnry ot Dee Moines, trans.
Mississippi chsmplean and Kesf
Carter, Western rhauploa in
lilt, were oonslderad safe with a
pair ot 77'a. while Ulbsoa Uuulttp
of lxs Angeles also had a 77.
Vincent Kfllp of Jyrllaiid, Ore..
Pacific Coast Collegiate champion,
waa oa the border Hue with a 7.
Deep traps and lightning fast,
uadulattng greena ware largely re
sponsible for the htary toll of
strokes In yesterday's ID-hole
round. Most ot the plsyers es
caped the rouih In good shape.
but dropped strokes around the
carpet. ,
SCHOOL CKNM HIIOU N
SALEM, Ore.. July 31. (API
tirade schools of Oregon hsd
142.064 children on their rolls
during the year 1K19 1930 and
high ecboula 45,1.1, says s re-
pert by . A. Ilowsrd, sU! sup
erlnteadwit of scliooU. tirade
school books sold durlug the
year totaled 110. Ill at a ruet
ot 1161,11310 and klgk school
tetta 61.141 at a cost of !!.
0S. 10. Text books adopted by
the state eet grade paplla sn
sverege 11.01 per child and high
school books 11.19.
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Ws doa't featura cheap
prices on our repair work,
nor blow about bow fast we
"slap 'sua through.' But we
DO take pride In how thor
ough our work la, and we
believe that's what you're
Interested In. How about
trying us on your next Job?
Ray Tatlnsr and Tarl Rocilry
Crater Garage
an Main "t.
PKKMAMiAT WKLDfftO
Acetyleae welding Is permanent.
When any metal plecea are wel
ded this modern way yoa can be
sura that they won't cams apart.
If yon bava any woldlng lobs
to be done whother large or
small It will bs to your sdvsu
taga to lt na do ths work.
You'll find our charges reasoo
ahla, 3?
With central ileam ssrvlre you
have no boilers to Install and
maintain, so tires to build snd
look attar, no ashes to remove.
Ws welcome your enquiries as to
the many other advantages ef
Klamath Heating Company service.
Indian Constable
Slain in Battle
With 50 Officer.
HONU KONO. Jsly tl (API
An Indian conslsble rsr
smurk In tbs police station last
night, forced bis wsy Into an
armory, seised a rifts snd killed
Ihs wife ot the British sergeant
la rhsrge of the statins and an
Indian Sikh guarding the e.
trsnce.
Four other Indies policemen
fled. The sergeant, reluming
from nearby, met a ball of ma--nine
gun bullets but sscsped
Helnfortemeuls from Hong Kuni
Including 10 Hurvprau officers
surrounded Ihe stsilim and fired
Into It for two koars before tlie
siuwering shots ceased. Iin
setgers then rushed tbs door and
found Ihe madman dead, a bullet
through his brad.
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Whoopee! 1
Prize
Balloon
DANCE
at
Altamont
Wed.,
July 23
With
Those Famous
Colored
Comedians
THE EBONY
SERENADERS
Cash Prizes
Admission Tickets
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