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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1930)
THE EVENING HEKALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday, Aujru.it G, lD.'tO HAPPENINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD PAGE TWO KNOCKOUTS PROSPECT FOR STELLAR CARD With Bigger Matches in Sight, Fighter Will Strut Their Stuff . Thirty-two rounds o( eusatlon 1 milling Is th program at the Legion arena ihU evening, a-a a Tex Blckerstaft slain his big mld-sainaior show. The tnatur ot th evening will Be the double ten-round main event with Hoy Umllh, Kg pounds. Los Angele. ad Frankle Warneke, 168 ponadt, Portland, to Inn to knock tin stntring ont o( each other, in order to get a whack at Ueorgie Dtxou. and Steamboat Jackson and Jack Kentworth mauling each other for the privilege of meeting up with Mllllo Mlltui. It look like plenty of gore and soma amarkliig of the canvas. Critioa of things finite look to too Warneke-8miih affair aa the high light of the evening. War neke haa ahown snob, pronounced improvement since hi earlier ahowlng here that many believe he will bo able to take the lanky boy from the aouth. Frankio ta of that opinion hlmtelf. and that goei far toward helping a tighter , -,"" "" h, k,ii, I advantage of Washington a even Senators Block Efforts of Yankees to Make Gains on Connie Mack's Flag Chasers win his battle. Smith Works Fat Smith in- his workouts hat ahown himself at a high-class box er, exceedingly fast and a fairly goor pnncher. SU1I green as a main eventer. although ke has met nch good boys as Bart Collma, Del Fontaine, Joe PeregTina and others, ho enters the ring a con fident youngster to uke this Ger man. He teela that a lightning left haud which he poeseesee pit ted against a borlng-in, take-- ehance fighter like Warneks, he la a cinch to cop the decistea. Warneke kas ahown great form re In training the past week. He haa worked ont every day with Steamboat Jaokson, Chris Fennel) and Honolnln Joe. Ho proved himself a crowd pleaser. the king toe tana like. Always dangerous, ke la liable to kayo any opponent who connects with that murder ous right hand, A boxer against gt slugger makes an ideal match, so the cash customers are In for good scrap. Steamboat Baa Ficht The other ten-round boat finds feck Kentworrh, 14 S pounds, Portland, taking on the popular teamboat Jackson 14 pounds, ten t worth, a sooth pair, la a toungBter, tut haa been going post gang of lata In his chose profession. He gar Young Sam Lengford a pasting, fought a draw fcrlth Frisco McGals. kayoed Ted ttogoway, Gsntle Jim Jacobs, etc Baa had 60 fights and is always Tteloomed back where ho appears. Steamboat Jackson, the fight fag Swede, has never mad a bad tight. Not a flashy boxer, but he makes ap In forcing his opponent to atop his beat. And never a tamer boy pat on the Levlnsons. Hs Is In great ahape to (ire Kent Worth a tough tnssle. This boat tar steal the show. Jack Foley, the Multnomah heavyweight. Is making hia first professional appearance In meet ing Pat McCoy of Dorrlt. It Is a inch this boont will not go the limit of four rounds. Johnny Jackson, 140 pound red akin of Modoe Point, takes on Honolulu Joe, 142, the fighting bootblack. This la a rematch. The fans wlU recall that this pair had everybody on their feet by their willingness to mix. ' Terry Kileen and Harry Green, a oonple of light heavies, complete the well-balanced card. They are billed for four rounds. Thirty-two rounds of milling bv boys that know how to please. A rapacity house Is looked forward to at the Legion arena at g:0. Dickson Proposes . Championship Bcut During September HAVRE, France, Aug. , (A P) A match for the heavy weight championship of the world between Max Schmellng and Tonng 8tribling in Berlin or London Is the main purpose of JeJff Dickson, Europe's lead ing boxing promoter, in sailing today for the United States. Dickson, accompanied by Pa ritrlbling, the Georgia boxer's father-manager, announced he waa going to New York to try to obtain the slgnatnre of Joe Jacobs, the German boxer's pilot, to a contract calling for Hchmellng to meet Stribllng In a U-ronnd bout In September. The Stribllng are reported to have agreed to a reasonable percentage and the battle now depends upon Jacobs and what demands he may make in be half of Schmellng. By Orlo RtlMrtjHa (A. P. Snorts Writer) But for the preneitce of the Washington Senators la the American league, the New York Yankees might be up there fight ing the Athletics for leadership. As It Is. however. Uabe Rath and company are battling In third position, tea games bark of the champions and not much chance ot gaining ground aa long aa they are scheduled to play Wal ter Johnson's Senators, The Senators have beat the Yankees in 11 ot their IS meet ings this season. The Ysnks suc ceeded In breaking the jinx yes terday but not until tk Senators had won their seventh straight by taking th first of a double header, 4 to 4. Bab Ruth hit his forty-first home run but that didn't help much when Walter Johnson's batters got buay on Peunock and Johnson. Charlie Ruffing was largely responsible for the Tanks' 7 to 1 triumph in the curtain game. He pnt his tesm ont in front with a homer in the second inning and the let the opposing batsmea down with nine scaifred hits snd fan ned the same number. Athletic Drop Oa. The Athletics failed to uke oreax, losing a 4 to 1 game to the Bostoa Red Sox. ADVANCE SALE DISAPPOINTING TO OFFICIALS Detroit put over four ruus In th eighth to giv Karl White hill hia eighth consecutive vic tory, th Tigers defeating the I , Indians t to 4. Three ot Cleve- Chocolate land a four rnna were unearned. Th Giants and Robins fur nithed another on of their spec tacular contexts in th National league, Brooklyn fluallv wluulug to 8 In ten Inuings. Th Giants trailed i to 1 going Into the ninth but a ftre-rua rally aent the veteran Adolfo Luqu to the showers and tied the score. Two mor were added In th tenth but th league leader fell on Bill Walker for three ruus and the game In their halt ot the frame Bill Tarry was the big gun of th Giants' attack. Get ting five hit. Including a homer. In th ninth, to go into th Na tional league batting leadership. Vutm lVtrat Cards. Th Cubs kept pac with th Robin, acortng three runt In the ninth to defeat the Cardinals 6 to 4. Bill HalUhaa held th legau champions to two hits, one thlrtr-sixth homer, until th. ! l,oxtu. r' 0,t Popular fig ninth when he weakener and re tired In favor of Rhem, who was charged with the defeat. -Fred Frankhoute held the Berg Affair Fail to Stir Up . Much Interest BY HKKI1KHT W. lUltkKH Aiwoclamt lrva Sport. Writer NKW YORK. Aug. . (AIM Th Innocent must suffer with the guilty as Kid Chocolate and Jack Kid lleig ale beginning to discover. Madison Square Garden of ficials have been disturbed over th disappointing advance sale of th Chocolate-Berg battle in the Polo Grounda tomorrow night. Cash customer have been to carr Garden officii! In have revised their original esti mates ot the "gate" from s.tio. 0UO to 1160.000. Fuula HUumhI .Moat of the blame fur the public's lukewarm Intereat in thl battle of two ot the current keeping down to the feather weight limit should he ever want to go alter the title, (lihan Down to mil The Cuban atura handler's however, declared Chocolate would tip the beam at little more than 1S4 puumla at weigh ing In ceremoniea tomorrow af ternoon. Berg, who has fought at as high as 141 pounds, will have no trouble making the 134 pounds his contract calla for but probably will be three or four pounds heavier by the lime he enters th ring. II) The Aaaoclntnt I'rvae 4X1AST W. U Hollywood ..... Mlsktons San. s'raucisco I.os Angeles .... Oakland Seat 11 . Sacranuinto Portland 15 J li It . 11 1 1 It t li l I J IVt. ,H83 ,61)1 .t-U ,645 .461 .400 40 FAMOUS LAST SPEECHES What 1 IkIhcis lime To May lUfiira entering King Tonight . ' By Hoy Smith I sure Ilk this city and Ills people aeviu so hoapllable. 1 will do uiy beat and hup lo pleats the tuns. Seeing Warneke box In Portlaud I feel he It mad to order for me aud I -p-H'l to win. By Frankle Warneke (cnuslu lo Max Schmellng, heavyweight champion) Th fans will see a dlfferenl boy in th ring tonight sine I last boxed here. 1 was Jut! starting In th gam then. 1 was in year old, weighed HT. Now with, two years e.porlum I weigh IIS. I hit harder aud with me added poundage you Mr. Smith. I think I will slop 111 in In lent than five ruiiiiita. Then give nwt (leorgln l)lon. Ily Sleamlinnt Jnekanii .My flrat fight agaluat a south paw lull If he will do lilt part II will he a real fight. 1 aanl a match with Mllllfl If tut'eestful tonight, Hv Jack K en I won h They any I lilt Jackaun It lough. Well, I like 'em that way. 1 will do my part and hope you will like my work. I'llillTN L.HT MtlMT Hr The AasiM'latrrl I'rr-aa Button Hare Nhade, l.'U Angolea, outpointed Joe Antler. mi, Covington, Ky (10 1. New YorkUnite r'luwuia, New llivhelln, N. V., knocked nut Tommy llrngaii, Omaha, Nnh, (I); Hauiniy ("herln, New York, oiiipolnlnd Jo Tralmu. Ksntnt City. (. Atlanta Ted Goodrich, At lanta, and Hilly Algsrt 1'hovliU, Arlt., drew (10), .Hit !" bet I 'will carry the fight to Pfclllie to tlx hits aa th Braves gave Philadelphia a 4 to 1 defeat. E ONLY 10 CENTS Corns Come Out Without a Murmur; Pain Gone At . Once Guaranteed. WAFERS THIN AS PAPER SHOES WIS 1 HUKT I never taw their qnaj." Tank torn right oat by th roots and never a pain or sting-. 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Seals Troance Actor San Francisco went to Holly- I wood and trounced the Stars 1 easily, 8 to I. in the tint of their important aeries, as Elmer Jacobs beat th leagua'a tog. ranking hnrler. Tamer, oa the mound. Sacramento opened night base ball la Oakland by downing th Oaks, to 4, scoring four runt in th sixth to overcome an Acorn lead and win. Bryan was the winner and Craghead the loser. Portland started the all-northwest Mries by giving Seattle aa 11 to 4 drubbing aa Keating. ex Senator, held th Indian In check- Billy Townsend Take Eay Nod Over Kid Brown LOS ANGELES. Anr. t (API Billy Townsend. Vancouver. B. C slugger, today holds credit for an easy 10-rosnd decision over Harry "Kid" Brown, vet eran Philadelphia waltarwaisht. won last night at the Olympic Townsend, a heavy favorite, punched Brown from post to post bnt was nnabl to get th cagey easterner beyond the groggy stag. Although Brown was staggered in th first, second. sixth, ninth and tenth rounds, he went to th canvaa only once. In the sixth h was down for a nine count. Take Eight Round lownseud took except tho fourth which were even. Only Brown' ring geueralshis saved him from bluing th can vas jor a l count. H fre quently hnng on, at timet ao tightly the referee found it dif ficult to pry him away. In the ninth Townsend nailed Brown with a great right to the chin and sent the Fhiiadelphlan into the ropes, apparently on the verge of a knockout Bounc ing back , and wrapping his arm around Townsend. however. "" neia until the bell. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCORES By The Associated Preaa At Portland Seattle 4 11 1 Portland 11 16 i Lamanskl. Kunx, Hubbell and Borreanl: Keating and Woodall. At Oakland Sacramento "... 6 10 I Oakland 4 11 Bryan, Gould and Koehler: Craghead, McQuaid. Hender son and Lombard!. At Los Angele San Francisco 8 11 S Hollywood 1 4 Jacob and Gaston; Tnrner and Bassler. At Has Franrfero Los Angeles 2 li t Missions . t 11 0 Yarke and Warren; H Pil lette and Hofmann. are oat oeen placed In tome quarter on th epidemic of foul and generally nnsatlafar tory ending of moat of the big bouts In the last year. Apparently Chocolate and Berg, neither of whom wins or tree on foult, will have to thar th loa along with the garden. The weight question continued to bother th expert, especislly inr report have become gen eral Chocolate has been growing fast and haa taken oa weight ao fast be may have trouble Philadelphia Washington New York .... t'levoland Detroit t'hlrago St. Louis Boston AMKRH'.W w. 71 6 tit 64 (.1 4.H 41 s; NATIONAL w. 1 1 rook I yn .... t'hicago New York St. Lonls Pittsburgh i Itoaton Cincinnati , Philadelphia i 40 68 61 60 4! 46 36 u 3t 41 44 61 6K til 6 71 U 41 43 44 61 4 6 66 l'ct. .7 .604 .57 4 .610 .ax I .410 ,.'I!1S .3(3 Pet .li i II ,SS3 .666 .500 .506 .467 .4 j0 .340 Twenty years ago canrer atoed eight In the death list; today it Is second. VOX THEATRE "SWELLHEAD" J a mi's Gluuson Johnnie Walker Marion Schillings Lujihs Thrills Romance Knockouts. Coming Soon Around the World Via Oaf Zcppulin The pic ture you can t nun. Always a Good Show at The Vox 9 O 32 Rounds Fait Fighting 2 MAINEVENTS Frankie Warneke ROY SMITH Jack Kentworth va. 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