The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 28, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Monday, July 23, 1930 HAPPENINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD ?AQB TWO FRENCH TENNIS PLAYERS REPEL II. S. Cochet and Borotra Too Much for Big Bill and Ceo. Lott AUTEC1L, Franc. July 29. (A P) One more the Tennis Alus ktra of Franc hav beaten oft America' challenge (or the Davis a. Capturing both ot the liual tuples aialche yesterday, Fr.uce retained the tup by a margin ui tear viuoriee u oue, ana ion no doubt ot uie superiority ot tu French aces, Henri Cuihei aud Jwmu tiorolra, ovar in bail Arai la can ollar in a teunie way at Lliu protein limo. Moroua, Ik .'ttouudiug Baue" ul aid, aiwcuad in sows wuu a ttvaHMt victory oar George Lou ug ChM go. k-i, -. -. - aad Cecaet pal in timshiu loucbee la an overwheimiutt franca victory ky trouncing ti.g 111 ll TUdea. 4-S, -l. --.. XUdca Only Victor ' Thus ui aarhM euued with Til deu onalklng up in only Amer ican point by ' beating iiuro tra in eiualee on Friday. ltt loe. boiii Ui a glea match, aua mr Allison and J ana Vau K. Wimblauea clpoae, Iwl in doubles to Cocbet sad jscuuea Bruguon, Franc bad kn strongly tavor 4 w ruuu tb cup. especially al tar lb deleat ot Van Kjn ami Al lison in doubles, but America bad baen figured lo P P closar MU tar lb troi.y ii ' la "71. A year UB by . margin at only three io to. Hi most axpt Ptd a " UAr cor thla year. Cock Raw For- hI .Coehet. showing a remarkable iai ot torm after hi Ermenc. at Wimbledon, dom leatd th challeng. round, a h. ?or ..vera! year One. I . Zolrd Tllden's yetrday. ha Bl bd UOUDC' 1..M the Philadelphia- ever ha. " Lott pot up a at laKau. - k ... ill. t- ftaut aiamsi non"". " Ira, Fmehmia called upon hi in wnrBM" if-- ;V"p7ad. and managed. bold th upper hand. For TUdeo and Borotra. th .rIra.4th..dori:; Ti cop career. Bif w" e- into .ervice lb ye" iiauist his own desire, and an oac.d h. would never play to, Jh7 international trophy again. BoVoua also told the Associated n. i throat with cop ply- Robinson Killed v. ' When Racing Car '. Leaves Speedway WOODBRLOGE, N. 1.. JnU (AP.) Befor 1,000 spectators, among whom war hi. d ".by. Bab Robinson of Daytona naach. F automobile radn drr. w killed In a spUl ot his car during a rac on th apaedway br yestrday. When Robinson wa going at to mile, an hour In third plac 1 50-mll. rac. a rear tire blew ut on the ear ot Rick Decker o! EtaUn IsUnd, who was rn econd plac. Docker's machine careened and Robin..'. r.ck It m gUncteg blow, then shot op 0e enibank a.nt .1 the track, nattered the ,rd rail n4 plunged leet t th ground outlsd. Rehlnsotf. 5. waa one of four drtver 1tc1t4 U a crash dur teg Te at Altoona. Pa- last ,ir in which Raj Kch, noted racing drlw. waa killed. Football Ace of Princeton Drops Dead in Club Car NEW YORK. July J. (AP) John R. D. Witt. 48, former Princeton football star, dropped dead In th club ear ot a train on whleh h was coming here from hi home la Greenfield, Conn. De Witt was a member of the Princeton cla. ot 1JM. He pUy d n the Tiger footUU team three year aad was captain In IlOt. In that year he was named by Walter Camp s an aU-Amer-icaa guard, la ihU he waa a football eeaeh Princeton. He also waa e the trk team for two year. tlehlf bi ach a new IntercoUegtat 1 ponnd hammeT throw record. Football records ar dotted with mention of D Wltfs kick ing feat In the eaTly 190 O s. Stella Walsh Not To Forfeit Right To Run for U. S. NEW YORK. July IS. (AP) C tells Walsh, girl snrinttng star from Clelaad, will sot forfeit her right to represent the United SUte. In th. Olympic guiaes In 131 by representing Pound In European meets this year, the mateor athletic union learned today. Cablegram wr rciTed from th. International mateur athletic- federation and also the wo men. 'a er( saltation to that effect. Th. nawa wa. forwarded at one. to Mlsi Walah who earn kr last wK to sail Eropa mU but r(ad to J. - mnA returned to Cl.T.lld when th A. A. V. not able to gle definite aasurane. that uhe would not endanger her right to rprsnt th. United tote, la th. Olympic. 1 BRUSHING UP SPORTS JaajdiriAv J I o 4UW h - " If 'tx'u ff V) r mi p voMVe FAIROAV. Western Qubs Have Innings In Week of By HI GH 8. FIXLERTOM Jr. (Associated Press Sport Wrtter) An unexpected display of strength on th part ot the wait era clubs of both major leagaes marked the intersection! series wbioh wound op yesterday after little oier two weeks of East- Wast play. Bat it wa th open ing blast ot tb current Intra. sectloaal warfare that provided yesterday'a sensation a and mad some Important alterations In tbe standings. In the National league Ch lease. attar leading th way in the Inter- Hectiotftl druggie with (leren Tletorl and alx defeat, went down yesterday befor th Cin cinnati Jinx, and lost a gam and one-half lo th Brooklyn Robins, who tronnced the Phillies twice. Tb Cabs had a promising rally nipped by the aeeond triple play tbe Reds hare made against them this season, and dropped their fifth straight decision to Clncln nstti, -S, ss the Reds followed their adrar.tare with a four-run burst. The Robin pounded th Phil adelphia pitcher for 2 bit la a ."St..- - : : 1 fTHE- EVENING HERALD ' 1 1 1 --' .. toy. in KrymH Play Just Qosed pair ot slugging matches which produced nine hutue runs. They won by score ot 1 to t and to six. - . The Olants were pulled down somewhat In their inuraectlonal campaign a th Pittsburgh Pi rates scored two Tktorle in th final double header yesterday. 11 to 8 and 8 to 4. The St. Loals Cardinals added to the prestige of the West by handing the Boston Braves a dou ble defeat. They won the first game 1-0 on homers by Fisher snd Jiafey and Sylvester John son's three-hit pltchhia', then cop ped the second 0 to 1, with Her man Bell on the mound. Due to the surprising showing of Clereland and Detroit at bom and Washington's slump, th American league's western divi sion took ti contests to 14 for th East. Th Indian won eleven games and lost eight, while the Tiger were victorious ten times In 1? games. Philadelphia's Athletics again led all rivals, winning It out ot It game, bat Washington fell 7&eHoUvwnnd W COPYPi . It By Laufer His Scope ujas dowa to a low level of T victories snd 11 defeats. Senator 8Um 8oa Washington put on on ot Its rather Infrequent display of Its earlier strength, and slammed the Chicago White Sox for IS hits and . 1 to 1 victory, after losing three straight Frd Marberry mads It a complete triumph by holding the Sox to tare hit. Th St. Louis Brown aridsd their etruigl to remain la Sev enth place by winning tw of tbe day' most surprising games from th. Boston Red Sox. 10 to and to I. These two weak hitting dub brought forth IS hits, nine homers, and bursts ot seven and eight runs In th first gam. Ooose Ooslln hit three toor-bag-gers. Webb and Todt two' each, while Hettler won the second clssh with nlnth-lnnlng homer. Qr.tKBH RECORDED. NEW YORK. July tt. (AP) Earthquak shock recorded t 1:01 and 1:10 p. m. (es.t.) yes terday on th Fordhara nnrref slty seismograph were believed to be in Guatemala. The dis tance waa 1100 mile from New York. Tb. shocks war not near ly o violent, tt waa reported, a th Guatemalan shocks of two week ago. . GMT.lS3b f-NEA SERVfC-t Inc., The Hollywood Story By ERNEST LYNN 9 Here's the serial you've been waiting for a REAL story of life and love in the city of talking pictures actual conditions in Hollywood. "Tbe Hollywood Story", is a glimpse behind the scenes in the glam ored capital of the movies. Principally it is concerned with Anne Winter, an extra girl, and Dan Rorimer, a scenario writer; but it is more than a love story -It is a real picture of real people in one of the most fascinating professions in the world. By the author of "The Yellow Stub," "Neighbors' Wivet," "The Blaing Horbon," etc. Starts Tomorrow, PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCORES At Pari 1 ad First game , M. H. M. Missions til Torttaud It Hatterlea: Cole, Kelson and Hofmaan: Fullerloo. Mali and Woodsll, Second gam R. K. K. Mlsalona 10 I Portland - t 4 Rattarlee: Knott 4 Hofma.a; Orttaan aad Palm. At Oakland Ftut game K. H. B. Oakland ..... 11 I San Kraneisco ...... 7 11 I Batteries: Kdwarda, Hen deson aad Read: Davis. Blev 1ns aad Panebsky. Second game R. H. B. Oakland T 14 1 San Francisco Ill Halterltw; Crafhead aad Lombardl; UcDougall and Oat ton, At Seattle First game R. M. B. Hollywood til I Seattle 11 1 Rattarlea: Bhelleaback. WM sel. Johns and Baasler. Seve re! d : Zaholser. Hons, sad Bor reanl. Second game R. H. B. Hollywood I 4 0 Seattle 0 4 1 Batteries: Rhode and lev rted; Habbell. Haaaoa. Lam anskl aad Borreaal. Ore. At tie AageUa First game R. H. I. Sacramnto , , 14 1 Lo Angeles 1 1 Batter!: Flyna aad Koa ler. Wlrta: Delaaey and Han nah. Second game R. H. Sacramento Til Lo Angle t I 1 Batter tra: Hamlltea. Frel taa aad Wtrta: Horn, Beech. Walah aad 8kUf. Hannah. League Sfom&gs By Associated Pre OOAJJT LFACl'K Won Lost Missions 10 Hollywood I I Pet. .714 .141 .171 00 .500 .41 .317 .lit Oakland I Sacramento T T Los Angelea 7 T San Fraaclaco I I Portland - I I Seattle 4 1 SATIOXAr, LEAOUK Won Lot Pet Brooklyn IT Chicago I !te York II St. Louie , , 41 Pittsburgh .41 Boetoa - " Cincinnati ., 41 Philadelphia .ll AMERICA 1.FAI.IH Philadelphia It Washington 15 41 New York -.ll 41 Cleveland , I 41 Detroit 47 II Chicago 1 1 St. Louis 41 II Boston .lt II RACK DRIVER KI1XED ROCKVILLE. Ind., July II (AP) Frank Jnklnoa or La (ayett. Ind., rac driver, wa killed when hi ear skidded oft a turn of th Jungle park track yestarday. MISSIONS ID ACTORS STAND AT TOP TODAY Winnings of Pait Wk Giwo Two Team. Safe Lead in Leafuo Hv AaaocJarew Prva Profitlug at the hands ot ths nor t her u clubs, which are In the cellar, a they were la the first period, th. Missions aad Holly wood team today led the Coast league, while the remaining team kept each other la the middle ot the ataudlngs. The Mlealous were first by vir tue ot havliif vii. t hlr fmirlh I snd fifth from Portland yestet- day, 1 to 1 and I la 1. The Beav- -' gut j a ai i in gm off Col, who waa hurt In the tint and relieved by Nelson, and Knott la the second. Actus, ttamer Five Hollywood also had a lion's share to show tor the past week. five out ot seven, havia dropped one to Seattle, t to I. In the atter nooa yesterday, aad won at night. It to 0. Rhode held th Indians to Ihrsa (Ingle and a double at night. Oakland waa la third place alone, having turned the tahlea en Saa Fraaclaco t lak th series by trimming the Seal twlr yes terday. I to 7 and 7 to 1. The Oak woo. though oulhll. II to 11. la th morning. Craghaad held the Seala to five hits In the afternoon, aa Lombardl got two homers. 8-re-A-art Tied Sacrameate and Loa AngeUe wer tied tor fourth, aa the re sult ot a apllt double header yea- terdajr. the Angels winning. I to 1. and thea losing, 7 t t. Tt Sac had only fonr bile from Dektaey In the tint, but collected two homr and four eoobjoa to beet Home la the afternoon, Hamilton winning. No games today. Tesms trav eling. Salem Senators in Good Form Sunday SALEM, Ore.. July II. (AP) , The Salem 8enator went into un disputed lead la the Willamette alley Baseball League Sunday when they defeateeT the Corral Ua Chirk to . Although Cot vallls collected vn hit eft Aady Petersoa. U. Chirk did not threat a aarept la the -enth and eighth lanlnc whea they secured two hit la each fram. Th Senate- got ta Brews for eight hit, scoring on in th second, tw. ta th. fifth, on. la the sfcite and two la th erven th. Th ecore: CorvaUls 17 1 9alm -. . II 1 HA XfiAHA KVAOCATF.D PEIPl.vo. July II. (AP--Th United States river gonboet Palo today waa raportad to be evacuating all Amvrtran from Changsha. which eomatonwt troop are attacklag. Ta Rd army wa reported to kave cap tnred Naacaaag. th capital at Klaaarsl pr-laca end ta a wlthl II mile of Klnklaa. ,iy2ER.NEST.LYNN; , . a gripping novel based on July 29 Hit Weaknmtt Waa Baloney - Pip HltV RAZZ AinbOiitThY .- 1 S&l By A I. DKMARKK (Former Pitcher N. Y. OlaaU) Getting the "goal' of aa ppo neal by remladlng blm ( some past vnt la hla lit that h thought ess a secret and had halt forgnttea himself, has al- way beea a popular pracllc among ball pl.yera or applying what ta kanwa la Ihia modern day as th "Kan." Almoat every hnniaa being, however hard boiled, haa some wsahaea oader bie ealwerd v aeer. Harry Ceveleskie. tbe south paw who once bent tbe lllanta oat ot a pennant, bad one. Th next year SleGraw heard that la hi early day a a eeal miner Harry aiwaya tarried a big chunk of bologna ta hi pocket to nibble oa la the mine On. day hlcUraw wa coaching eld casually aaked Coveleehle at he had some sausage ta his pocket. Tbls secret Iroia tbe dim past ruined him as a pitcher aad be wee drive, etit of tb iMgae. Th. mere saeatiaa of bologna Irritated him so he could aol pitch. McOraw himself weald froth at the mouth U an r body ad dressed blm ee "Maggsy." Umpire Bill Klesn almoat haa apoplexy It referred to aa "Cat fish." A Slayer could call am pi re "Hank" O'Day a-ythlag but "Fat head." GIHBOt FAMILY HOVORKD UelAKU. Mlaa.. July tl. AP Mr. and Mrs. Thome J. O lb boos. St. Paol. yestarday ware In vested wit the Insignia "Bene Ueraatl." rn easing well deeerv lac la the ae church handing rtd by th. palish of th. I.i aiacolat Conception. Th. In slgnia wa conferred oa th former heavyweight boxer aau bt wlf recently by Pope Pro XL 1 The laaigala. la th tors an a told medaUtoa, la eeotomd psrucmlarlp om tho who hav contrlknted to charity. In m rut Smru Stribling- Given Odds to Defeat Heavy Opponent LOKDON. July tl. (AP) Al teadauce records for Baropnan boxing today appeared about lo b maahd at th mate ktwsu Phil Seoll aad Was, U "Yoaaa" llrlbllng thl vulag. Not leas thaa 11.001 spectator, will be on hand, according to forenoon (ales at the Charlnr Croat .fflee. trilling roatlnued favorite, with edda aortaaed to t t I. ami a few bet at even money. Fans helleved Snitt wee at kl. heat form, and that gtrlbltng had reached hi peak a trifle prematurely. Stvlhllng wa sx per ted te weigh In at 111. Seult at 10. Th weather waa heavy, with Indication of rain, hut aoetynone aient would occur only la ease of a veritable downpour. Accidents Claim Two Lives Sunday COTTAOR OROVK. Or.. Jlv 11 (AP) Tw. men met violent death ar here atordr atawt. Clsad Shortrldge, 11. la a alee accident, and Harold Zimmerman. JO. la aa aatomobll craaa. Shortrldge wa crushed lo death whaa a rock tell ea hla as h ws working ta a 1000 foot tunnel la th Black Bull aolrksllver also. It was aereaaary ta break ap the rock to extract th body. Chart Ben tea wa erltleally Injured In tha auto accident In which Zimmerman waa killed. A Tiny Cart Has Taken Live Don't Gamble! F-ttaasJ Kit $3.98 toef eoevs tjaiAr When yoa hear that f righU snsd cell the First Id Kit eemea la beady. Coatatna iedin, cotton. gsQM, plas ter, gaux aeda, epiiita c aauaoala. picric 'add for born, eye-dropper, scia ara, twesser and band-aa-ee. Get en today. Sold enly at KexaO Store. rrAR oaoa storr So. I 10th aad M Fa 3(st sn a