The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 20, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HEKAU). KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON Wednesday, August 20, 1030 Knockouts Scheduled for Tonight's Card JACKSON AND KENTWDfiTH ALL SET FOR BOOT Whole Card Look Like! Gire and Take From j Sound of Gong Favoring Horn Team Not Fable The retura Botch between I Steamboat Jackson mil Jack Kentworth ku plenty of color. . The thins tha fast Ilk U giving the homa bora a chance, and that ' la what It being done on tonight's card. i , Taka the caaa of Steamboat 1 Jackson. Arthur la Just St. aad I raiaa to Klamath Kalis a little over a Tear ago. A novice in tha fight tame, ha had man? prelim inary bouia always holding hii own. Not a fan thinker, and the j typo that tmprorea slowly, he haa I worked hard, and la his laat three I fights ha woa Tla the knockout 1 route. I Steamboat battled Jack Breed lore la the main event at Chlkv anln, aad it can ha authentically elated that It waa tome fight, and to ollmax It. Steamboat knocked tha pride of Bend cold in the mid dle of tha tenth round. Dnnpary Praises Swede Than on the Dtniet card. Call te Right, 6? Twe Old PATSTr UMPIRES' Were not SAFe oh fieto on in thcw Horn. Chicago Cubs and New York Giants Facing Crucial Test In National Pennant Fight a . k. .a nk Uut JSCIiSOU a muiin .... .mntr. will Rarkus. a youngster wae had mm hom Mm, apona acrioe. mi 0....0. ....... .h.. i ine m inc ' . 11) .11, I t.MAKKK (Former Pitcher N. V. Olanti) "Ladies and gentlemen. Brown and Jonea la the battery (or the ! local club. Smith and Sullivan for the visitors, and a naual the slightly favor the waa as old-time bout hla good boats. Steamer mopped him in three rounds, and Jack Dempeey prat ed him for his elean-ent workman ship. Then tha match with Kent worth. Thl Portland yoath. trash from a Urn airing of tc torles in the north, was ex per ted to take Steamboat by the fifth raaad. He had last battled PVisco McGale. colored eensatlon. veter an of 300 fights, aad still a top notcher. and what a pnmeling this Keatworth gave Aastln Bishop's prlta atahla boy. He nad him In I had way at the finish. Then earn the memorable bat tle here.-' Keatworth thought he had a soft oaa aad lust played along for six rounds, winning nicely. But the Klamath Fells yeath waa aot wearing down lika ha waa aapposed to aad suddenly cat loose with aoma bio era ta Mr. Kentworth'e midriff that mad ttat young gentleman uke slock of the situation. But he had played along too long aad tha 8weda had gained the apper kaad Ib tha ftKht aad from there aa it waa plain ta ha aeaa that Jack would ha lacky to stay the ken rounds. Had Jark not knock ed Steamboat's teeth loose ha might bay gotten by. hut that up made me ttwwt mad and ha went la for all he waa, worths At, , tha and of tha a, a Kentworth went down for mint aad tha (ODE a his. Coming hack In tha th he ..n,i in. atasa a rally hut iut.na. mini too good aad i. one of the most thrilling rounds aver seen here, one that had tha faaa oa their toe, the pride of Ktamaia m.v. tha ForHane ' v Keatsrartb Seeks Return. kh. rn from Portland was . return match. Dutch ai.,.,.hk.l- Kentworth'a man. h.reed for a retain tight. He wanted .to etage it in Port land but Tel got ob the Joe ana had It ataged here. Kentwortli wants a chance at Andy DlTodi aad hla showing here tonight will tell the tale. Wkea you put two Boxers who hare e-riratloDS In the ring you are bound to aee action. It isn't like showing a washed up eras who Just takes a match for the money and figures ft is Just mother fight. Thera mi a ooui as tonight's program with a vet eran oa it. All youth ana dots who try to please. Good Preliminaries. Freddy Walters, 18-year-old high eebool sensation who won tha Una by bia clean eat kayo of Jack Foley, appears in tha aeml-flnal against Dick Reed. Reed, a collegian aad a aorlce In the fight racket, baring only 16 professional bouts, appears about an even match for the younger fighter. In the special four rounda. Soldier Wallngford will try to top Terry Kileen, fighting Irish man from Eugene. Kileen is taring a comeback following his pathetic drubbing by Waiter Klegnorn and which for a time disheartened the high school boy. Ha la cow in fine shape and haa humorous umpires used to shout to the grsndslaud. But thera waa more of an ele ment of truth la it than the spec tators Imagined. The empires la old days literally had to favor the home team aa a matter of self-protectloa. When I broke late baseball twenty years ago. it waa aa ac cepted fact among ball players that you receive tba worst of the umpiring on the road. Uvea the umplree acknowledged it. Erea tha players themselves were aot safe. Aa late as 111 tha Gianta were mobbed In Philadelphia and a crowd of sev eral thousand fans chased them irom the ball park to the depot. John McGraw, himself, waa only saved from aerloaa Injury by a feminine fan who shielded him and herself from rocks and stlcki by carrying aa opened ambrella over their heads. Often tha hapless empire was chaaed right into his own hotel and assaulted la the lebby or ia hla Heavyweight Seeks Credit For Double - Kayo in One Bout .-CHICAGO. Aug. 4. . (API- Andy Shanks, Grand Rapids. lilrh.. heavyweight, today fig ured he ahould ha credited with two victories over Jack McAul if fa of Detroit, for one evening's work. Shanks knocked - JicAaliffe from the ring la the lint round of si tea-rounder at the Congress Arcade arena last night, ine Detroit heavy finally got back into the enclosure hut Referee Johnny Bebr had countea aim out. Tha crowd jelled for more fight and Shanks consented, after protest, to try It again. A low right hand blow by lc Aultffe hurt Shanks so that the latter could not continue and he waa awarded tha fight on a foul Ib tha third. Rockne Named to Greet Trackiter CHICAGO. Aug. t. (AP) Coach Kuute K. Rockne of Notre Dame will formally welcome to Chicago members of tha British empire aad United States track and field teams, which will meet in Soldier Field next Wednesday night, at a luncheon Tuesday. Rockne s addreas will be broad cast over a National Broadcasting company network. Tty III (ill A. FVM.nR.TOX, Jr. Associated Preaa Hmrta Writer line to tha efforts of a pair of club which are not even mak ing a pretense of getting luto the superheated National League pennant struggle, the three con tenders for tha flag have found themselves Ib a mora nncretnln position with the prospect the coming aerlee between the Chi cago Cuba and New York Gianta will be tha really crucial one ot the aeason. Tha Gianta have taken seroud place In tha standing and have placed themselves within striking distance of tha league leading Cubs, only three games behind. Kohlna Prop Hark While the Gianta were taking a close atruggle from the Su Louis Cardinals. 4 to 1, . Pitts burgh shoved Brooklyn's Robins Into third place with an I to V triumph while tha humble Phil lies kept tha league leaden from making any aort of a gala la a doubla header. Tha Phillies took the first Kama by a -to 8 count despite the efforta of Hark Wilson. ho clouted hia 41 rd home run to tie the National League record set lest year by Chuck Klein and of Hartnett and Blair, who also hit homers. The tail endera then battled the Cuba to a standstill In 1 innings of play which wound up in a (( tie. Fidgety Phil Collins hurled the entire game and waa deprived of a victory when Lester Bell tilt a homer with loo ou base la the eighth Inning. Giant Hals Effective Tha Gianta gained their tri umph by aome timely hitting la tha second Inning which pro duced threV runs. Pitcher Carl Huhbell driving in two of them. With nothing much at stake. Fred Frankbouse turned IB an other nica Job of hurling to give the Bostou Braves a 4 to 0 victory over Cincinnati. Tha American League's hitl ers had a thoroughly enjoyable day with tha single exception nf those who work for Boston. The red stockinged monndsmen failed to atop the Cleveland butters, tha Indiana winning by scores of I to 1 and T to 1. Detroit Heals HesuUOr. Karl Wbltehlll raa hia string to eleven atralght to give Detroit a I. to I victory over Washing ton. Charley Ruffing of New York made another kind ot a mark by pitching his third two hit game since he Joined tha New York Yankee. Hia victims this time were the Chicago White Sox. who succumbed by a 1 to 0 count. George Blaeholder hurled the day's fourth Major League shot out, allowing the champion Phil adelphia Athletics only flva hit while the St. Louis Browns scor ed a J to 0 triumph. Goose Oos llo led tha attack with three home runa la successive times at bet. POM CRACKER Gabby 8treet haa been signed to maaaga the Carda for another year. Gabby onca eaaght a ball dropped from the Wasblngtoa monument- Thst makes two world records Gsbhy aow holds, A St. Louis base hall ai, according to O Goofty. is a guy " comes ib witn s suitcase one dsy and goea out with a suitcase the next. e GABBY HAS REVS' DIM ivf! THE CARDS WITH A STERN HAND. HE HAS PLASTERED FINES ON SEVERAL OF THE BOYS FOR CONDUCT rXBB. CO.VINO A BALL PLAYER AND A GENTLEMAN. SO THE CARD8 NEEDN'T EXPECT ANY EASY STREET NEXT YEAR, see A racehorse aamed Hula woa a race tha other day. Had 'em ob the hip, aa it were. e e Shields beat Tllilem recently. And Armour woa tile Caaarilaa open. Whet's In a name? e a e They changed tennis Into ping pong and golf Into a minia ture game. Thla winter some body probably will think up aoma kind of a hockey game played oa aa ioa cube. the makings of a real fighter In the lit pound class. Two last preliminary bouts between youngsters who are Just learning the racket complete 28 rounda of milling that please. Yo are sura of action In this card tonight. Bob Rosa will be the third man In the ring and the first bout Is oa at 1:30. Get your tickets early. Argentinian Looking For New Victims " KtV YORK. Ang. JO, (AP) A third victory to hla credit, Justo Snares, Argentina light weight, looked around today for more worlds to conquer. Ha knocked out Brace Flow ers, New Rochelle. N. Y., negro la the sixth round of a ten round bout at the Queeuaboro stadium last aighk. Snare gave Flowers a bad beating;, flooring him with heavy Rights for counts of Bine la the second aad third rounds aad knocking him down for tha full count with a left hook. The victory waa the most de- cunre of Snares' American cam-! palga. Previously ha bad out pointed Joe Gllck and Herman Perlick ia tea round boata. 1 Flowers, oae at the country's 1 leading llg-pounders. had acored' oae round knockout ever Tommy Grogaa ta his last start. Each weighed IK 1-1 pounds. Railroad Offers Labor Day Rates The Son thera Pacific la spon soring another tow fare excur sion trip to Baa Francisco to give residents of this city the opportunity of visiting the bay city during the Labor Day holi days. A round trip fare ef 11 00 Is to be charged, according to the announcement given out by Chester M. Biggs, local freight and pasaenber manager. Tha train wllf leave Klamath Pslla on August. is, it was an nounced. After considerable experiment, log, a Philadelphia man has pro duced a clock that speaks the time. Tha instrument consists of a eons, blnatioa talking clock, radio and electric phonograph. 5 All Star Bouts S 30 Rds 30 RcU 1 Legion Arena Wed Eve., Aug 20 Steamboat Jackson vs. Jack Kentwortli A Real Opportunity to Hear a Real Band Dwicht Johnson And His MULTNOMAH HOTEL ORCHESTRA Of Portland, Oregon This widely recognized aggregation of artists are without a doubt the best band on the Pacific Coast You can't afford to miss this treat! RELIABLE USEE) CAES Pick the car you want at tha price you want, and on terms to auit you. Take it out and drive it Actual driving tells the story. 1928 Buick Coach ... $ S50.00 1929 Buick Sedan Special Equipment 1050.00 1930 Buick 99 H. P. Sedan 1350.00 124-inch wheelbase. 1927 Chrysler 60 Roadster 1928 Chrysler 72 Sedan . 1926 Ford Roadster 1929 Nash Cabriolet (6 tires) 1928 Olds Sedan (like new) 1928 (late) Pontiac Coach 1928 Whippet Cabriolet Many Others Some as Low as $25.00. 295.00 825.00 110.00 700.00 675.00 485.00 370.00 Low Finance Trades Acorns' Rally Cuts Leaders' Lead by Game By Ttms Associated! Preee The Oaks staged a rally In tha ninth Imilug last night, Ernie Lombard! batted In two runa. and tha team defeated Hollywood ta 1 to cat that club's lead one full game lu' the Pacific roast league. While the last minute rally was being 'staged st Oakland, Lee Angeles on Ita home terra- tor took Portland to cover, I te (. With Hollywood first In the league, and the Angela aeo oad, .the rasulta yesterday tended to even thlnga up a little , San Francisco, In third place, remained two games behind Los Angelos. The Seala ahut out Seattle I to 0, with Curtis Davis pitching steady halLvThe Indiana connected with nine safe ones, hat couldnt make them count. In the reuialulng game, played at Sacrameato, the Saa r'rancleco Missions defeated tha Senators 4 te S la tee innings, I'lliette brought la the winning run In the tenth. Ticket Sale for Tennis Club Hope Proving Popular Ticket sale for the mid-sum mer teonla dance, which la be ing sponsored by the Klamath Kails tennla club, la progressing rspldly. according to reports from tha committee members In charge. A large crowd Is ex pected to attend. The dance ia to be held Friday evening at the Wtllard hotel ballroom and will be the most outstanding social event ot the mid-summer season, Those oa tha committee In charge ot the event Include Katharine Gaylord, Iruiu Dtinn, Pearl Colllainr, Albert Austin, Gordon Dixon, Jim Klovil and Clifton Richmond. Tli'keta are on sale at the Wlllard hotel. Pelican Drug store, Mngllls, tha Ulna Mini Kennell-Kllla atmlio or Iruiu any member of tha tenuis club. League Standings tXMST. Hollywood .... Loa Angvlea Saa t'renclaco Missions Oakland ... Saerawealo Portlaud Seattle W. ..14 ..II ..11 ,ls IT -lk I. 13 11 Ik Is 19 II ..la 11 Pel. ,7 .! .I .too .471 .417 .417 .11 It .104 Philadelphia -Washington ... New- York ...... Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Chicago Huston AMKHICAN. W. 11 71 71 .! L. 40 47 4 & .1 1 ..47 11 ...4 a ...41 71 7 NATIONAL W. L. hlcs'g. " 71 4' New York 7 4K Brooklyn .J II St. liiuls 41 61 Pittsburgh ...& II lloston Cliirlnnstl Philadelphia 65 ,.44 ..a 71 Pet. .171 .406 .I .11 .4 .(1 .17 .141 Pet. ,40T .6711 .til .tilt) .414 .411 .331 Midget Loses To Newsboy in Hard Contest LOS ANG ELKS, Aug. 10, (A P) Smashing hla way to a ten round victory here laat light over Midget Wolgast, recognised la New York and Pennsylvania boxing's flyweight champion. Newsboy llrnwn. veteran Log Aa gelea puncher, today had added himself lo the Hal of thoae who have defeated champions without annexing their crowns. The bout waa an overweight affair, Urowa being required to come la over 111. He weighed 111 1-4 pounds and Wnlgasl 110 1-1. flrowd found no greut diffi culty In connecting with Wol gaat'a liody. 1'uu.hlng Mows to the mid section, mlxsd occasion ally with hefty rights and letla to tha head, gave tha Newsboy six rouuda to two tor his oppon ent. Brown fens down f.ir niwMiiMi la the fifth hut bounced right up to even matters with a bar rage ot right and lefts. Ia the eighth be StSSsered Wnlaa.t with a heavy left to the body. riHHINO PAIITT ON WAT O HANTS PAKH. Ore . 1... sa (AP) The Sana Gray fishing party of It boata pushed off today . for the lower Hogao river. Tt A party will he Joined about to mllea from here by the aulhar. who parked Into tha permanent camp. PltOVINf'K OK lUNt MAX ATI A. Turkey. The town! of the blind AdlysmsB la railed. It ia una of lurseys stormy east ern provlnrae and lays in lha dust and sand ot the desert- Out ot a population only 10 can sea. tha others being wholly or partially blind through tha ravaitca ot the disease "trachoma." The tnwo is . one ot desolation, no one laughing or enjoying amusements. The lap, tap. of blind persons making their ' way throush the city ia tba only I Bound heard. 't SPECIAL CHILDREN'S DAY THURSDAY Play Bantam Golf 8 a. m. to 12 a. m. and 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. BANTAM GOLF COURSE Seventh and Walnut utf feV I Spit ss a horrid word, but it's worse if on the end of your cigar "-.4 f r TJI ' , V "V 1 ! VV 'J IS ' ! -I i w. a y i. ' 'I' : V fA -Vl'a. (4 " V I Uj AT I AT l BT I m l dr--s J. tho war against crusado of decency . . . join smoko CERTIFIED CREMO! J , - -"BV ' II II Spitting is a f ... join it. . i CREMO! I 0ns (many actual pha toqraph 0 "ptf-h'f ping" cigar mafctrs. Tk abort pkturt vfat taktnonMarchtS, 1930. 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