The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 30, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON (Wednesday, July 30, 19H0 HAPPENINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD PAGE TWO PIRATES LOOK FORMIDABLE AS LEAGUE THREAT Lot Chance at Pennant But Leader Muttn t Grow Carelew Hr HIGH B. rTU.KRTON. Jit. . Aaanrlateil Prees Sports Wrltw The Pittsbursh Pirates ua i.i full share of grief and mi th start of tha 113 aeason and are pretty wall oat f tha National leagu pannaat no. But ther ara on top of ' the second division and tha least hp on tha part of their leadln ViU will nlac them imflnf th first fonr eluha before tha season ends. Sine Lloyd Waner tot back tha Ptttjibnrth club haa been 'looking batter right aloes-. Tha Pirate have won ,,i, nf thalr last It games. .anaiiina tha records of tha i...,,a laarilnr Brooklyn Robin and of tha Naw York Glsnta. Tha Chicago Cuba haTa battered that It unit mark by ona Tic- Tb Pirates placed themselves wn aamee ant Of tba first dirltlon yeatarday with a rather impresstv - victory rr t. Lou it uarainaia. Rmsm Riack Hlta Tha Boaton Brave found an ua aolnttnn to tha DUSll of nvv Vanre'a nltchlnc after tt bad baffled them tor alx Inn Inn. With Ray Phalpa on tha mound, they bnnchea tnrea more hlta In tha ninth Inning to beat tha league leadlnf Brooklyn Ro blna. 4 to I. Tba Rada continued to display their mastery over tha Chicago rnba, and kept Chicago from raining on Brooklyn, ry winning the aariaa final. 4 to I. Old Kpp Rlxey had a fairly aaay time of It except for Hack Wll eon's J 3rd homo run of tha year, which pnt tha Cuba Into tha rsn lag. It wae tba ninth time tha Reda hara beataa Chicago In II games thla leaaon. Thla double defeat of tha leaden worked In favor of tha third placa New Tork Gianta. who trounced tha Phllliea by an 11 to t acorn. Tank Hasabl Cluuupa With Waahlnirton Idle and tha Philadelphia Athletiea bald la abjection by Henry Johnaon. tha Naw Tork Tankee made tba days bit gala In tba American league race with taa Claraland Indiana trailing In their wake. The Yankee humbled the world's champions by a JS to I count a Lou Gehrig'! bitting ably eeconded Johnson's pitch ing. The Atblatics mads only seven hlta while Gehrig alona made tour, Including ale loth and xiel noma runs oi me wwo. fill Wn, IUPI w "... I lv.n was credited with batting In six run a. I The Indian' combined 1 bit I wttn a com oi wuqubm o mwi pan ot Ouy Central! wnu tne 1 , I Tlnin fa,la4 In find I many ffectlre combinations for : Detroit T. The Chicago White Box raiteaith equal aueh bursts, bat they I to equal auea bursts, bat they l Mb I Inning and defeated tha St. r ri l 1 many euieciiTe tuiuuin.uuu. i danger to a cai u - the same number ot blows. The earing ahln guarda whenever i.tl nm t Cleveland 14.1k. . I a' law to tha DOT -trover weyeituiu - the pitcher balpa tha bat Sign. With Toledo h2 back at bin, by 9 .. i a.- kmau.ha.lla for en to n.... . r. n . . i . r. i i m I LUlsuu. rfuu aw,. V -a. t 1 f . rl.M1ana llavaniter'a I baseball trarela hay takes him .L - . l ..1.. u.j to in caip oi iuv luimu auu W ana Th retersn National league burlcr signed with tba American association club last night, and promised to report for Immediate duty. An attempt waa made by the House of Darld team to sign np Alex for s barnstorming tour, dur ing which he was to hare pltohed ler tha yarlona borne town teams against tha long-tressed diamond stars from Benton Harbor, Mich. .Cub Taking Two Day Needed Rest CHICAGO, July 10, (AP) The Cubs hay a yacatlon today and tomorrow, and they need It, too. When they completed , their aeries with th pesky Cincinnati Reds yesterday. It marked the Jtth straight day of campaigning without a break. "Get a good rest and enjoy yourself." Manager Joe McCarthy told his players. "Then come back prepared for a successful pennant drlra." WILL FIGHT TONIGHT NEW YORK. July 0. (AP) Th Queensboro stadium will pnt on Its ten round boat between Taffy Griffith. Blonx City, Iowa, and Tom Heeney, New Zeslander, tonight. Rain forced postpone ment ot th match last night. Rain bas Interfered with Tt per cent of tha shows scheduled at the stadium this year. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By Aasociated Press - Cleveland. Ohio: Prrmo ear ners, Italy, knocked out George Cook, Australia, In th second. Winston Salem, N. C: Frankl ' Win, Akron, Ohio, stopped Jarvls Smothers. Winston Balem, In th nintn nth, Indianapolis: Bud Taylor. Terr Kant. Ind., outpointed Mickey Oaaaro, Nw Haven, Conn., In ten ma Headed in Right Direction r . j . I v fV .rV f " I i TT w't V--s ' J ... mm ..... y I ,v .9 $r: .-o-V .rA' " ; Tha Wanar brnthera mar be tha burgh, but tha Walker brothers, pictured a bore, sipect. to push Henry Ford Into a back seat in Detroit. Th two youngsters, Gerald, on tha left, aad Herbert, right, are playing baseball this ssasoa with . : 1 1 . . L . T. 1. I ' I . 1 1 k.,, ,k.u A-nu, A hir, llalmll recall ineni lor in inuvs i thla year eount anytbinc. Bucky on the Tigers roster. Both ar proximately 40 bases each thla season, luteal inree-cje averages showed Herbert hittlug .lit and Urald .lit. Gerald. . . . "i k-t, - II, IU farm Si, la a year younger inao nBiwrii. Bear naiuesoura, hih. Lively Ball Keeps Them Hopping ii. IRl'K (Former Pitcher N. T. GUnts) Pitrhlm baseball gamea and natMia-rir nitchinr batting practice In Ji. big league sow adaya cornea under the bead of hazardous occupations. Tha new "lively" ball, which i t. 1. avan mart IITCIT 1 UlUSiaauu r .... ,, thin tha so-caliea oia inw ball, makes plwhsr foal lika he Is In front ot a macnino sun. MHank Howoy, taa uia "Hank" Howdy, th old catch- woo ta BOw coaching tn noa- n nnfMimi the ton Brares. haa overcome th danger to certain extent by tossed up a fw to th boys m k.iiin nratira neiore i annus ifaifc if feme, Yoa'Tt ..you've I0tta be crazy to ..... ....a,.. aa.li! Pat tit- f to B other day In th .k. .iMhhnnsa. last after a line drir bad hit him In th shins. nrt to ahow Bow craiy ju 4JaT " a-- - - throwing np baseballs for 'era to tnlra crSCK it .. T. wnnl bat long BOW, II la casualties among precu... k.fr.ra thee lnatau Katnra they lnatau era dugout tor th hnrler to bide behind. It wui o i pitch and duck" ineau Portland Flier Propoe to Beat ' Hunter' Record ..itiui nrli . Jul SO. CAP) Two Portland. Or., fliers. John West and K. A. Aiexanu-r, -u-nouneed last night they would . -i.. .i. ,.raan. making a tour of Washington, Oregon and Idaho, and return to Portland to day W Lixim t ' , for an endurance flight in an M fort to break in reooro '"'"" . . cwimm h thai a recenuy a i. a Hunter brothers. I ..riiipunrl IllKnU I for which financial were recenUy compieteo, . mwhawaw Roarh on th parifle ocean. Went haa lad nine years of flying experience, while I Alexander nas ,iw ' tng to his credit. Jugo-Slav Take s x r I UomeoacK vicwr, YW 6owdy op 11 H ffitfhsKMi BnAvesa I frA uses Shim R I j cSUARPS T . i I Pitch V hitters Jcsa Pitch and Duck -IT eVOMT Pg LONS NOW Pl-Marln pTestlni, Jugc-Slar -m b manufacture. Into ce wreTtle?, had . comeback victory Uent, burned lme, taper rock wroBiiBi , ii a u r, I for ntiDer mills, nitrate, far- to his cred t over . Z, '.hr'arfal.. at Dreamland I meg -.!... hnvmc in inn iiih mni i auditorium last nigou After losing the ll"lwJ In 17 minutes, rieeuoa wy second In eleven witn an ..ry.. spin a jmx uuuj - - -champion by New Tork and fnn In four minutes with headlock ,ylTanl. commissions, today holds and firing mar. I . a laa.anMN4 tahnlnal Pietro Baclnl, Italy took t" kBoekout ovr Speedy Dago, galn slngl fall seml-wlndup from Jack I. tol, B, h, wh,n u. ympino Neves, Nebraska, in six minuis with a to bold. nxl U1? CVf IT IT WOR T 4 - i HURT Island Of yirl1. Azores. July 0. (AP) Sir Bl I i i nomaa iiipiddi cubiicukci, Lehsmrock V, enroute to th Unl- ted States In her quest of tb bit noise, smoke 'ind aoot In Pitt bu h im Harria will make room tor them outfielders who hare stolen ap CUB PRESIDENT PLANS HURRIED TRIP TO NORTH CHICAGO. July 10. (AP) Th ladle' day nightmare haa William Veerk. nrealdent ot th Cub. hanging on th rope again. First It waa his policy to admit any fanett In to Wrlgley field each Friday without tlcketa. Re sult: The park was almost wreck ed In the rush, gat keeper were tarred and tha cash customers couldn't get In. Next, an advance distribution ot tickets waa attempted three days k,lA ali aama Rut Instead Af ona rush, tha Cabs had two ona for th tlcketa and on to get into the park. 'Xl'hw fiAt aTartlaa In tha new. papers that ao many tlcketa will be mailed, and let tne womea write In for them." some one ad vised. ' V -k did. He advertised 17. sao tlcketa wonld be mailed free' for next Frlday'a game, on ticket for each mailed request. The gam la two daya away, bat lt.000 requests have been re ceived, and Veeck la looking np tun caniaa 10 Aiaaaa. Seals Take First Encounter From Scrappy Senators Hy Associated) Preee Can Prannlbsn fnriav halfl the opening victory of the series over Rarramantn aa a reeult of cettina five unearned runs In one Inning. Th Sea.s cam from oenind in the eighth yesterday, and follow in tan Kacramenta arrora and Thomas' wild pitch. Turpln. win ning nurier, xnocxea out a aouoie to cinch the affair, 7 to 4. Hollywood and th Mission -or. a,HI atannlne nnt In front. as th Stars downed Portland last night. 5 to 4. and tha Reds beat Seattle, t to t. The, Stars scored four runs af ter two were out In th sixth to rnln tha rlt ttT "Junk" WaltOrS. while Yd pitched effectively. Th missions jompea on uuicu neu tber for an early lead, which they held, while Ted Plllett kept tb Indians In hand. Loa Angeles went into a intra place tie with Oakland by beating ..-. r,.!, a a 1 aa Y.A Baecht gav Henderson. Zamlocb't new star pltoher. set down. Esch team turned in iwo uuumo via7a. Wallowa Marble To Be Worked in Portland Factory DftBTI.lvn Tnlv 10 f API Announcement that a thro mil lion dollar cement punt wtu o established here waa mad lata atMfl,, h nfflrara nf tha Wal lowa Lima and Cement company. owners oi property inciuuius Uarble mountain in Wallowa county. Tba plant will employ 100 men. It will b located on Tidewater. Lewis H. Mill ot th Tide water Timber company Is presi dent or ins cemeni company. Other officers sr Walter J viu., vw..a -' . Burns, Balfour-Gnthrl company, yioa presiaeni; i. u. . . tiaa - iia;iDwjin,ui,i, fcmww.a lA. 8- Kerry, timbermsn, Beattle; IIP. Kltelflia K HCOtl IDQ 11. mm Work Starts Soon Construction la expected to start within three or roar months. Mnl.nl. SAflA aopaa tt natantan land in Wallowa county. In the canter or wnicn is Mamie mono- tain, containing millions of tons .. ., ilshltmed to Portland by rail, and nitrates, fr- ' " ,TH.l. and other product a,n,. LOS ANGELES, July 30, (AP) Mldaet Wolra.t. recosnlied as th worlo.. ,iw9ight boxing nn.hi, to continued because of a dislocated right shoulder. Dado s tuoniaer wss tnrown oni in tha flaennn rouno. nui na con- the second round, but n con- ll.Hul n Slaht nnlll tha fifth . . . 1 . . . V wnen ne was nnauie 10 answer m bell. There are five Catholic aenatnrs and St representatives la von- Ty Cobb Will Never Don a Baseball Suit to Play Again Genittia Peach Always SaM Ha Would! Quit la Top Form sad Inteads to Slay Vult, Niw That He la Out. ItV PII.IX)N tiRAIIAM Asemlateit lrre Hnort Wrlu-r ATLANTA, July 30. (AP) Ty t'obb, a dominant figure In baseball tor more tbaa 10 years. Is resting quietly at his home In Augusta, (la., satisfied with the part he playod and not overly anxious to get bark. . "I'm enjoying a well-earned rest and I Ilk It." h aalit when visiting bis mother her. "May be some time the doeit to re enter th gam wilt become strong again. Then I'll look around. When a gwd proposi tion come perhaps I'll be ready to accept It, but I won't play any mora. Never I'lay Again "You'll never hear ot Ty Cobb again aa a player, t still can play, but I always said I'd quit while I waa at th top and I'm not golug back on that prom ise." Fishing, hunting and golf have kept Cobb In fin trim. He weigh about 111. just a tew PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCORES At Port Unit, Ore. HoUywood 1 Portland - 4 11 1 Yde aad Sererold, Walters and WoodalL At Loa Angrlrs Oakland tit Loa An galea t I J Henderson and Read;ilue'ht, Ballon and Hannah. Skiff. . At Saa lYanrisco Sacramento , 4 111 Saa Francisco f 14 Thomas aad Koehler; Tur pln and Gaston. At 8ttl Missions t II 1 Seattle 14 1 T. PUlette and Hofmann; Ruether, Hubbell and Cox. COAST W. L. .11 4 .10 6 . t ' 7 Pet. Missions Hollywood Oakland Lo Angel a I 7 Saa Fran claco T t Sacramento T t Portland Seattle I It 4 11 .317 NATIONAL W. L. Pet Brooklyn Chicago New York . St. Louis Pittsburgh .11 11 .61 41 ..63 44 .41 47 .404 .Sit 5I .505 4f 4t .434 4i 1 .449 .44 63 .11 tl .137 Bostoa Cincinnati Philadelphia AMEKICAX Philadalpbia . Washington . New York .47 14 6t It .141 .401 f4 41 .614 61 4t .616 47 66 .441 .41 6t .411 Cleveland Detroit Chicago St. Louis .44 to 400 Itl Boston .1S tl START TEXTH DAY of fXkltia Jnle 10. fAP) n-i- T...k.nH mA anraat O'Hrlne. in th endurance monoplane, Oreater St. Louis, entered the tenth day of their flight over Lambert-tit. Louis field at 7:11 a. m. today. Stiff brseiea. wnicn maoe uy Ing bnmpy at low altitudes, kept th airmen at a height of 6.000 feet most ot th tlm yesterday. Lata In th day. however, they skimmed ever th f laid to drop a not reporting everything i aboard. PAS" etOTH HOUR nrtnoirVE'f .r Visit. D. N. T.. July It. (AP) Tb red mono- plan, attempting to nrea . 664-hour refueling endurance reo ord ot th Hunters, approached It 140th hour Bloft today. It m .rh that mark at 1:11 P- m. astern standard tlm. For Results Use Herald Class Ads THE OLDEST PRODUCT IN A NEW WAY Summer Storag. 66 Moot. Washing, fl.S0-tt.0S. . Creasing, 11.00-11.11. Night and Day Service ARCADE GARAGE Hew llanager, Jo Road High Pressure Washing and Greasing. Oeparal Auto Repair and Brake Shop. ' Night Mechanic Nash ' ' authorised servlc ' Body, Pender tnd Olatt Shop. 1 24 Hoar Service la All Dept. pound kbov his normal playing weight. Holt affords blm his chief recreation now. Ty thinks Interest, In baseball la on th ileellu. "feopi are not following th teams. Rack In th old day a sixth place Club could pack thousands In lata August." h said. "It's not the' gam It wss ten years sgo. They are miaalng th finer poluts. Tba pig punch la kill that counts nowadays." Tlilnka AdiMlce Cinch Cobb thinks the Athletiea are a cinch to win the American pennant aud believes th t'uhs will repeat In tb Katiunal. He thinks Bight basubail Is still a novelty but may lire in the minor league. "I don't look tor lb major to adopt It." h aald. "r'rom a business angle It a probably a llfe-aaver to th smsll clubs but It take away from th playing nd. Flayer can't ae well enough to make play which they would execute In th day time." Chuck Lead in Two-Base Swats NEW TORK. July 10. (AP) Already holding th lead la tour departments ot baseball offense. Chuck Kletn, slugging outfielder ot th Phillies, baa taken tha lead la another most two-base bits. He now ton th National Usagu batsmen In batting with .407; runa with aa even 100; runs batted In with 110; hlta with lit. 'and donblaa with 11. la addition I he la runner np, with It. to Hack Wilson tor most horn runs. :::' '7t . tho war againsl- Spitting is a crusade of decency ... join it. smoke CERTIFIED CREMO! Over. 7,500 cigar factories are regbtered by the U. S. Government. Over 7,400 of these kandroll cigars, producing 50 percent of the output Every hand rolled cigar made by American Cigar Co. or anyone else is subject to the possible danger of uspiUtipping." Certified Cremo is absolutely free from spit-tipping "No Cremo is made by hand. Certified Cremo is a really wonderful smoke mild mel low nut-sweet! Every leaf entering the clean, sunny Cremo factories Is scientifically treated by methods recommended 1930 American Clpar Co. Electric 'Icing Cost Lowered by General Motors Hundreds ot thousands ot (am lllea that have been walling for electric refrigeratora to become oheaper will lie Interested la the announcement that JTrlgliUlr cor poration, a subsidiary ot tleneral Motors, has entered th low price field wllh an all-porcelalu finished model at a factory price of 1117.60. The new model la finished In gray porcelain. Inside and out, and Is built to standard specifications with many new features, accord ing to a factory annoiincxment. It haa four and one-halt square feet of shelf spac: enough. It is said IT hold th dally milk and meat requirement ot a family ot eight. "Anticipated, demand from a new clasa ot purchasers, lower overhead, cheaper copper and oth er raw stocks and many produc tion economies that have been In- stututed now make It possible to bring elactrle refrigeration w It Ii In reach of hundreds of thousands to, whom price has been a barrier In tha past." said E. II. Rlechlnr, president and general manager. "While approximately only t per cent of the existing domestic refgrlgerallon market baa been sold, millions of average Income families tr fully familiar with tb advauiagea of mechanics! re frigeration. Many, w bellsve. hav been waiting for a responsi ble manufacturer to offer them a reputable product at a popular price." Tb new model haa an lc frees Ing capacity of He pounds, an ac cessible cold control, lightly en closed meobanlsm and satin fin ished ntrkle-plated hardware. A second model, one else larger, selling at tl mire, was also an nounced, lloth aie In the hands of dealers, available for Immedi ate delivery. A flexible lc tray to expedite removal ot lc cubes, was also announced. It will be avtllahl for present Prlgldalr users. Ins announcement said. Spift is a Biorrid word, but it's worse if on the end of your cigar Nc x v . yr - l . Jr IP 7. . THAT AMERICA War Veterans Will Dance and Party a a-MMMa Veterans ot foreign Wars, Ihelr wlvea and lady friends, will hold t dance and "lie " parly to night at Ibe Kagle' ball starting at I o'clock. It was announced last night. Aa' admission charge of 16 cants will be charged the Diun attending lo help defray th es- peus ot th parly It waa atatsd. All member ot th order are Invited to attend and bring their wit or lady friend. OAIW tXIMK HCtt)M 8AKATOUA Hl'ltlNd.H, July to (AC) Why should aiittimohlloe follow a horse day after riayt The answer Is Uallant Pox. When he goes from his stall for a luornlni workout Ihe fllvvnr of Trainer Jninoa Kllsslmmnns Is right be hind and tnon a long line of high priced cara tilled wllh enthusi astic and carious. Sickness ith comes wi Fli es Kifl Trim Quick 0 - tSiV.'a. SBCr WarkTt i. I 1 '""'"I aT."" M 1 by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture. And Its purity is safeguarded along every step of the way by amazing inventions that bind, roll, wrap and tip the cigars! Certified Map THE GOOD 51 OOl'NTT AKKAIHK Won. SAI.KM, Or., July 10. (AD Marlun county's assets ar 3, III.III tl tnd Us liabilities 1, IIS.I71.1I. according Is a re port by County Clark D. Q. lloyer. Rid Your House of Germ -Carrying Flies! Yoa ran eitermlnal every fly in th house Instantly and clsauly with Klkay's I'ty-Kil. Yeu may be sure that this powerful Insectl clde will do It work be raiis every batch It labo ratory Ustcd for killing power. At a result f Its rapid evaporation, tb imtU of tha vapor van Sold only at Rsxall Stores. TAR UKl'O BTOKt No.' 10th and l I a TW JLxtt iftww o a 0n of many actual photographt of "tpit tipping" cigar maker. The abov picture viae takenin New York City. March li.1930. An ttfft. davitfrom the photogra pher ie on file, ehowing thai thie workman used tint in finishing the end of cigars. V: .": til. CIGAR NEEDED 1 . Ishea In a f- J fsw mla- trtrvj . On. Pint muni it. pi kiii.vu mm , .... . bar box t K4& 401 M well, I .