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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1930)
I PAGE TWO tVHE EVENING HERALIT, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Friday, August 8. 1030 HAPPENINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD ' 1 ENGLISH BOY TAKES CBOWN FROM CUBAN ; Crowding and Mauling of Heavier Boy Earns Cloe Decision BV AlAX J. GOl"Ll Associated IVees 8pru fcditur f, KEV YORK. Au. 8. (API : A, battered little bandl of ebony (uthtlng machlnerr eat huddled In bis corner at the Polo Grounds ' Wot Bight afler ten of the most turloue rounds of slam-bang box- ; New York ben witnessed in Tnanv a moon. As Bellerin' Joe slunipbrles walked toward him, whit official slips In band. Kid Chocolate leapt up In anticipa tion of helnit proclaimed the ; winner.. oulr to atuntbla back and fall into a nobbing heap in bis , sorner as Humphries suddenly ' ehscked himaelf. turned and lilt ed Ue, band of Jackie (Kid) ' Berg In token of triumph. In thsse few dramatic mo menta, pulse-atirring to a crowd of 15,000 that had been thrilled r seneatloual battle of little ' fellows, the winning streak that Kid Cbooolate appeared to hare kept Intact was brought to a sadden end, snapped after two years of unbroken victory by tk lean little English whirlwind (rem White Chapel. BerC Oeta Two Vote Entirety on the strength of his tireless sggresslveneas. Berg won by a two to one rote of the of ficials. The British lightweight received the verdict of Referee Patsy Haley, grey-haired little Teteran, and one of the judges, Joe Agnello. The rote' of Charles F. Mathlson, th second Judge, went te the Cuban feath erweight. So close waa th battle and a partlaan th sympathies of the crowd that th decision, piu tne ansouncer'a uncertainty, provok ed big demonstration of disap proval. Chocolate, led tearfully from the ring, reeelred an ora tion that drowned ont the cheer for Berg. 80 heated waa th seen that Impromptu tights broke ont around the ringside aad In th stand of th Na tional Lagn bail park. It waa ftilly (It minute before order was restored by the polio. , Optmloa WvMtxl Among th ringside experts, a division of opinion existed, al though a alight majority appear ed to regard th decision aa fair, (ha the Associated Press score. asest. Chocolate waa given alx rounds and Berg four bat the Farcin in MTeral was so toe that there waa plenty of ground for th wide rang of opinion. Chocolate seemed to bar) th edge In the first three rounds, aa well aa the sixth, seventh and eighth. Berg held margina in the fourth, fifth, ninth and tenth. ' Chocolate landed the cleaner, more effective blows. He had erg somewhat groggy with a sensational attack In the third round, the moat end tine of the entire fight. The flashing, bony keed waa alao the faster, better boxer whenever he could keep away from the crowding, mauling Englishman. Berg, how ever,, waa unceasingly th ag gressor. His punches were sel dom damaging bnt they were more persistent and landed oft en r. This forcing, pin th fact that Berg nnqueetionably made tk stronger finish apparently swung th decision in hi favor. , . N'tne-t'oonr Advantage ' Berg, with better than a nine pound pull in the weights at 11 1-4. need this to good ad vantage aa b continually crowd ed, mauled and harassed the Cuban negro. Except for spurt or two. Chocolate waa hardly able to life his hands to punch in the last two rounds. The "gate" was estimated at SltO.000, approximately th aam aa that for th singer- NOW! . Before it's . - too Late J I QetRidof ' Constipation I , S constipation pcrmf. . ted to linger it often lead r t mote serious troubles, . Rexall OrxWrlne Box of 60 SOc These chocolate-flavored kuativ tableta act gentry and naturally to soften the hardened bowel contents . and cause an easy, thor ough action. They do not form a habit nor do you ,. have to increase the dose. And they're perfectly safe for children. SoM only at ' Small Store. TAH OK (JO STORK No. t 10th aad Mala flier League BASEBALL Playing Sun Field WJXM'" Jr'., WHf-N FUkYJNti Son-Fielp Without Classes po not use sw cuAssas Ttr OH PALLS IF FoSSiBLK s 5-evxHv?w- By AC DKMAKKK t Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) Playing the "Sun Field" calls for a specialist in the outfield, as the fields where the sun shines in the outfielders' eyes differ In varioua ball parka. In one park it la left field, It another it Is right field, and In atill others it may be both left and center field or right and center field. In the latter case two outfielders must play "sun field." A aun fielder should wear "sun glasses." although there hare been great outfielders who managed to play without them. Use your gloved hand as a shad between your eyes and the sua If yon do not wear smoked glasses. Th most practical ' un glass es" are fastened to the cap and can bo raised or lowered at will. On ground balls the outfielder pushes these glasses up and they do not Interfere with hi vision. Try to keep th ball oat of th sun itsslf If possible, by look ing at It aideway with on eye and using your glove hand a a shield. It yon must play the sun field, practice on bright daya by hav ing on of your players kit fly balls to yon. It will tak some tlm to accustom yourself to th way th ball looks through dark glasses. MaudeU lightweight tttle boat recently at the Yankee stadium. Eddie Mack. Denver light weight, gained a draw la ten rounds with 8ammy Dorfman, Eaat Side scrapper, in the main preliminary. Baby Jo Cans of San Diego, received th decision over Eddie Murdock of Tulsa, Okla , In another Leo-rounder, fought after the main event. Lumbermen Hold Meet in Portland PORTLAKD, Ore., Aug. 8, (A P) A joint meeting of th Na tlonal Manufacturer's association and th West Coast Lumber men's association will be held ta Portland today and Saturday, More than 200 lumbermen are expected to attend th meeting. The question of United States embargo on Russian timber is expected to have a prominent place In the discussion. The convention waa postponed one day because of the death of Oeorge 8. Long, chairman of the board of th weyehaenser Tim ber company. Tho period from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday waa adopted by Jaw aa their Sabbath shout 860 A. D. BORDER Sooth ot tU Bio drs& Where Hearts Beat Fast1 and lAbVsstww.Kide .HeeeVT . j Ortttier Dium AlUTMrnf Witt Umsli Armid . rW.TJrfy Marjorie Kan .Victor Porel ..'Wesley. Berry Directs rMchr Tkoee V VOX Theatre Athletics and Robins Bowl Along With Safe Margin to Control Lead in Flag Race II V TKD VOMU'lKiH AniMkrUieil Preva Sporta Writer The league leading Phila delphia Athleilca and Brooklyn Rohtna were bowling along to day at a pace that boded no good tor the clubs that are do ing the chasing In the current pennant races. When a club that already la leading the pack by six and one halt games handa ita neareat pursuer an artiatie beating to stretch its advantage to seven and s half, th supposition is the team in front is going in prove pretty hard to overhaul. The Athletics yesterday beat the Washington Senators 4-1. thanks to Jtniiuy Foil's 31st home run of the season in the sixth Inning with two on bases Yankees tain Pulling up on the Seustors, the third place Yankees, still hlttlug and still daugerous. won their second straight victory over th Red Sox. S-l. principally be cause of timely triples by Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and steady pitching by Ed Will. MASTRO-FIDEL LA BARBA BOUT ENDS IN DRAW CHICAGO, Aug. 8. (AP) Earl .Msstro, Chicago'a contender for the world featherweight title, today had a draw with Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles aud three painful bruises on his right groin, as mementos of his latest encounter wilh the Cslitornian. Several times during ten bit ter, aweltering rounds of fight Ing in the stadium last nigkt, Msstro complained to Referee Little Pbll Collins that he had been struck low. Collins warn ed La Barbs, bnt want no furth er and Mastro fought on. At the finish Collins and the two judges presented all the variety of opinion poaaiblo. and averaged up to a draw. Collins voted for a draw, while on judged liked La Bsrba tnd th other Msstro, Decision CnpopnUr The crowd of 11,410 which paid abont 133,488 to watch the two little Italians, received the verdict with boo and jeers, fig uring that La Barba had alearly established a winning margin during th first seven rounds. Ringside experts bad the aame opinion, bat a medical examina tion revealed that Mastro had been struck low at least three time and was in real pain. Regardless of th fouls th customer got all the action they looked for. The former fly weight titleholder aet a hot pace from th start. Long left hooks found Mastro' head and body and th Chicago Italian was un able to use his own boxing skill. Starting with the eighth round. however, h cam up with a des differtnt btcamt it's alwayt Vfi$$? the samt KL 1 Many people geem to feel that the brand KV?'M of malt they ua varies from time to wWM' 1 tim. V'Wt I ' . Puritan Ualwivg the game. Iu quality :t'$V I and uniformity are protected by the r'A"2 I wonderful "ControlUd-Timpiralur I iwrtr"ued on every pound of Puritan trff&'fai I we produce. I Under this process, every second tffl''r I minute every hour of the twentv-four j'&f.yj ) I gsaaf!En3aaa temperatures are recorded and con J XJ "-"- iaM!a This gives perfect uniformity in July i I fflZmm!Sw B or December this year or the year fiwfc , I tSbT " f after ia Maine or Mexico. JiaXY ) fflnli. inism.. jflRrfTl ' 10 more or your money tb Puritan piVUflV i I fall j if -I Ifijil can contains 10 more malt than most ffs$Jfifil I I 1 y'Mi p4T 1 brandiofler and at no increase in price. Mlftl&i Th hard fighting Cubs Just managed to keep the Hoblus from Increasing their three ami one half gam lead when they nud out ih Cardinals. S-5. Cblrk Hafy, Cardinal aluggrr, drove In all th home team's ruu with hla zoth home run of the eeaaon with oua on the first and a double In the eighth with the bases 1 nailed. Hohlns Ut I'traie For the second time In two daya, th Robine beat out th Pirates, this time by a s-l couut. Thia wouud up the ab breviated aeries. The Koblns now have beaten the Pirates 11 time aud loat to them ou only four occasions. Yesterday the Robine won In the ninth la epectscular style when Johnuy Fredrick tripled to drive home Ike Booue who had batted for Vauce and walk ed. Just to make the margin a little nior comfortable, Wally Gilbert then proceeded to tally Fredrick with a aiagl. Watson Clark, pitching the ninth for the Robins, held the load safe. perate rally and was more than holding his own at the fiulsh. Talt Llttinan. a middleweight protege of Richie Mitchell knocked out Dan Gasparo of Chicago, iu the seventh round of the eight round semifinal bout. Traffic Bureau Cooperates With Forestry Service In au effort to cut down fir losses occasioned through dis carded cigarettee. cigars, matches, firecrackers and other lighted material that la thrown along the highways of th atat. Sec retary of Stat Hal E. Hoaa will instruct all traffic officials to cooperate in th enforcement of th law which make such an act a misdemeanor. Th situation is especially critical In the south ern part of the atate where nu merous grass fire which have been started from this cause have burned over considerable acreage destroying property of aom of th local residents. The law under which the traf fic offlcera will act waa on passed during th 1827 session of the legislature at the request of th forestry Interests of the stat. Th law require posting of a copy of th sot la all pnb 11 o conveyance of th atate. Pen alty for violation of any of the provisions Is a fine of not to ex ceed 876. OBSERVE A.NMVEKMART SALEM, Ore.. Aug. 8 (AP) Knights of Columbus of Marlon county will hold a historical meeting at Champoeg park, Sun day, Aug. IT. In recognition of the centennial of the first cov ered wagon to cross the Rocky mountains. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE SCORES lly Tlte AMitM-lMloil Trees At Port la nil Seattle .'. 4 10 0 Portland a 1 House, Kims and Cox; Fill lertoa aud Palm. At l.ue Angvlrs Ban Francisco 4 11 1 Hollywood 1 1 t Zmu and Gaston: Wettol, HolliMion aud llaasler. At ttnklanil Sacramento 17 1 Oakland S 10 0 Tltumaa and Kochler; Hen derson and Hlrci, At Kan Kntiicibco Los Augelee s 10 1 Missions 4 g 0 llallou, Peters and Haunau; Knott, lierrougk aud Hot mann. . By The Aaaocliited Press tK-lHT I.K.It.l'K W. I Pet ,7 .r.sj ,68:i ,64. ,45S .411 375 .871 Hollywood San Franolsco Loa Angeles Misalona , Oakland Sacramento It k 14 10 14 111 18 11 II 11 ill 14 18 18 Seattle ., Portland XATIOXAL LFAtilK W. U S 41 Pet. Brooklyn . Chicago New York , 8t. Louis . Pittsburgh' . Boston .813 81 44 .881 6k 46 61 68 .55 .6UU 49S .47. .46il .317 60 61 45J .68 Cincinnati ...... Philadelphia ... 68 36 88 AMKItlIMN LettU'K Philadelphia Washington New York .. Cleveland Detroit Chicago . St. Louis Boston Worden Residents Visit Klamath Falls (Miiry tiny, Correspondent) WOHDKN, Ore., Aug. 8, (Spe cial to the Herald) Mrs. Jack Cummlnga made a business trip to Klamath Falls Thursday. Mrs. May of Dorr Is passed through her Wednesday on her way to Klamath Falls on busi ness. Mrs. Raymond Taylor left last wk for Bray where she will stay for a abort visit and re turn to Ashland for achool. Ben Gay waa a business visitor Is Dorris Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baly of Worden left Saturday for Rub bles. Calif., where they will visit with Mr. Baty'a brother. Mr. Alt! Stlffler wss s Wor den business visitor Mondsy. Pearl Collins Is spending this week at Leons, Or. W. L. Pot. , 78. 17 .884 (6 43 .803 84 48 ,6SJ 68 63 .614 , . 64 68 .41 44 63 .411 44 88 .400 3T 76 .338 Duck Show Real i Fighting Spirit ! Against Seattle I lly Aawvlalnl Press Portland msd It three slritlitht intra Eieattie, winning to 4 last nUht. by virtue of a seventh Inn Inn rally which was good for three runs. Fullertnn look the mound deoislon from House, whose wild pitches were cosily, Fatia had three hot ninth Inning finishes to talk about today, marking clou contests on yester day's Coast league schedule, the third day of a weuk In which first division teams were battling each other for slamllnga, rkvals lluuch lilts San Frsmlsoo bunched three hits for two runs In the ninth lasl night to overcome Hollywood lead and beat the Slara, 4 to 8, behind Jluiiny .luti, cutting the , Hollywood lead to two games. Los Angolti pulled a fast dou ble play lo rut olf a Mis-ion rally j in th last period yesterilay. win ning 4 to 8, with llallou In the box I shoving the Reds Into third place. ; Oakland profited by "Hun" Anien s ninth Inning triple, and a aacrlflce which scored him, to ' r ANNOUNCEMENT of the OPENING SATURDAY of the Sportee Golf Course 1429 Esplanade Block East of Balsigar Motor Co Klaninth's Newest and Sportiest Golf Course. Here's a Course That Was Made For Real. Fun! Opn Day and Night Wo have; joined with TiMStom to not only meet lint BEAT Mall Order nncl other ; Special Itrancl tires on Lncu ssa Sftntfwe tjv btm Print (lies ;. S5.5S $s.ss Um. sas.tvis Sot. 9AO t-tstm.: .7S 9.-7S tMMMO.ll.SS sVsW0 Osssr gkws 8JL a. TftVCK TltfSS owS 19.45 195 mm. 34.10 34.10 Advantages of Ow Tire Wider Tread, of Long-Wear MnnOskKeenf Robber. Thicker Tread, of Lontr-Wsssr rWtwrasinf Rubber. Heavier and Bigger AH Arossswl. 10 More Rubber in Tread and" fMi wH, .7.2 Thicker Tire Section. 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