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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1930)
PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Friday, August 22, HK10 HAPPENINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD sun is CROWDED OUT BY CALIFORNIA Triple With Bate Full Proves Undoing Of Oregon Boy COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.. Ail, it, (AP) Hurt' baseball teams trom the far west, middle wwl and eouth clash today In tit seml-finnl round of the A di erica a Legion Juuior baseball reaional championship. New Orleans plays Salina. Kans., In one fame. These learns drew bye (or the first round. Kndorlln. N. I)., and Lone Beach, Calif., meet in the other game.. Knderlln adranocd yesterday fcy defeating Denver I to I and Long Beach put Btlvurton, Or., out of the running after a hard fought eleven Inning contest, to 1. Title hihc Tomorrow "Wluners of today s games will meet tomorrow for the title. The winner of tomorrow's game goes to Memphis. Tens., to play iu the Junior world series for the Ki'iinal rhamnlrnship. A hard-driven triple Into deep right Meld with the baxea loaded aroved the undoing of the Sil verton. Ore.', nine and the Long Beach, Calif., aa-greiation aa Tsnced to the semi-finals of the all western American Leg'on junior baseliall tournament by virtue' oT 1he rhres runs scored by that triple, winning an 11 tnnliig atrnggle for the Oregon lans, to 1. ' Morrow, Long Beach third Backer, who bad not kit safely np to that time, turn ed the trick that eliminated the hard-fighting boys from the northwest. Ottcfi ftnolls Game Silverton lost a chance to win the game In the regulation nine innings when 8olorsen. Long Beach ; left fielder, made a sen sational onebaaded catch of Schwab s long dtire, retiring the aide with the bases loaded. Schwab pitched masterly base ball far the losers, sinning oat tea men and allowing only nine . kits ever the 11 innings, keeping them well scattered throughout untU U Uth. Hlbbard. Bilver- ton shortstop, belted out three singles and a double in fir times np to lead all batters In the tourney to date. Kitchen also hit a two-bagger, his only safety. - Tha score! Long Beach I gllverton . 1 ' Stlne, Hile and Harrell; Sch wab and Rndesbauaer. - Lomski Draws WithMaxiein 8-Round Bout ABERDBC.V, Wash., Aug. 12, ( AP) Leo Lomski, Aberdeen light heavyweight, battled his way to a draw with Mazie Rosen bloom of New York, champion of the di vision, in a non-title eight-round bout her iaat night. The bout featured a smoker held in con nection with the State American Lea-ton fcoareotioa. It was a fast boat, with both boxers moving and hitting at lightweight speed, but depending entirely on their left hands. Lom ski's famous right that formerly carried so much dynamite, was missing except in one or two in stances. In the third round, which was his best, Lomski tore the plaster off Rosenbloom's In jured eye and a second poke start ed the blood. Re then shook the champion up with a solid rlglit un der the heart. Rosenbloom wound np the fight with a furious eighth round on slaugfat, in which he threw every thing he had in Lomskl's direc tion. ' It was estimated the fight drew shout a 17.000 house. Taxi-cab drivers in Berlin have equipped their cars with an am hralla rack in which they keep an umbrella. When It rains they take the umbrella trom the rack and escort their (ares to shelter. A Real Opportunity to Hear a Real Band Dwight Johnson And His MULTNOMAH HOTEL ORCHESTRA Or Portland, Oreron 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! Big League BASEBALL "Crost FWe" Ball neTmw or STBPPtNt, stcttino 14 1- 41. 111'U IHUU (Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) Tfc rmw fir" hall ia reallv a side arm delivery. The plicher instead ot sieppiug imwi straight towards the batter when he delivers the ball, steps about two feet towards the right with his left toot, and the ball. In stead of coming in a straight line to the batter, comes at an entirely different angle. One had only to see Howard Ehmke's exhibition la the first world series game last fall, be ih. Athletics and Cuba, to see how effective this delivery Is. If under control, tnmse siooa k. rnh na their heads and struck out thirteen men. Art Fletcher, the old Giant -t.-.-tAn mbjmI tn remark that a "cross tire" pitcher seemed to be pitching trom mini . ft.. i- Hnvhick ta this bat tling delivery is that it is harder to control the ball wbea stepping out at right angles thaa when stepping directly towards the plate. a .ii,hBr wan can master tbie . jJiY.rr has very little competition and that makea him all the more euocu-. ... .t tin the orthodox type ot pitcher and a ball com ing at tnem m "T tendency to intlmUate them. pltcaer juuiciuu.. carves and last balls. State Schools Preparing For Annual Qassic PORTLAND, Aug. 11. (AP) Preliminary nlans for one of Port land's outstanding football games of the 1S30 season the Oregon State-Washington State classic on November 1 were made yester day at a meeting ot representa tives from both colleges. E. N. Strong, chairman ot the ticket committee, said 0,000 tick ets will ba printed to ba sold at It. 50 each- Proceeds will be di vided three ways after field ex penses are paid. One-third win go to eaoh of the two colleges for expenses and the remaining third will go to Al Kader temple, which will turn over th entire amount to the Shrine hospital for crippled children. HoUingbery A bee at Among those attending the meeting were Pan! Schlssler. Ore gon State coach: Carl Lodeil, graduate manager O. 8. C: Earl Poster, graduate manager of Washington State; Howard Qreer, publicity director Washington State. O. E. Bolllngberry, Wash ington State coach, was in San Francisco. Colonel George D raver, former potentate ot Nile temple, Seattle, promised that Nile's Arab patrol, band and chanters would be here for the game. The Al Kader pa trol, band, dram corps and chant ers also will participate In the program. f3 (VI mcss Giants Serve Notice They Intend to Win Pennant By Trouncing Champion Cubs H) Hi t. 11 . fTLI.KKTOR Jr. (Associated Press Sports Writer) The New York Giants have serv ed notice they Intend to win the pennant. Yesterday they opened a series with the Chicago Cuba by trouncing the 1121 rhampiona and 1030 leaders by a 13 to 4 score to nut themselves only two gsmes be hind first place. The GianU started hilling tn the first inning and at the same time the Cube began lo make er rors an,j New York got oft to a lead of six runs. Wallr Roettgar clouted a home run with two on to make it six runs. Ulake settled down after this bad start, and held hla owe against Walker until the eighth. The victory brought New York's record up to 11 victories In the 10 games of the last month, while In the aame time the Cubs have won 1 games aud lost 11. The Glanta must win all ot the re maining three contests of the series to lead Chicago at the head of the league. lards Raa; Phils i The third place Brook I vn Rob ins gained on Chicago and lost ground to New York as rain kept them Idle In Cincinnati. The Boa- ton-Pittsburgh game also was postponed, while the St. Louis SfeNUT CMGKEP Only by heroism can the Amer ican League lead ba taken away from the Athletics now, says a New York sports writer. Maybe one of the other teama ought to Coax Bill Tildea to play. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE RE MAINS ANYBODY'S RACE. MAYBE THE GIANTS COPLD WIN IF THEY HAD BOBBY JONES. . The RoUna held the lead most of the seaeoa. Jat think what the Dodgers might do with say Gallant Fox! e It seems to ba a pretty good FINALS TODAY VANDALIA, O.. Aug. 11. (A P) A regiment ot the nation's crack marksman trained their sights today on tha grand Amer- Icaa handicap championship, most coveted prise of the trap shoot world. Mora thaa 1,000 gunners from over the country tired tor the championship won last year by Moee Newman ot Sweetwater. Texas, la the final event ot the annual grand American tourna ment. Hesnuaai DofesMat Title Newman was back to defend his title in aa attempt to ead the tradition that no champion has ever repeated in the 11 years the meet has been held. Last year he was victorious la I MARKSMEN Look fiw frfoe im time besC' gju ei it sa mi i? e e malt- syrup can have! Dutrilnife'd B? MASON EHRMANN 8C CO. Klamath Fall. ' I zzi f ABST CORPORATION, MllWAUKIl THt (AMI OlDNAMI I N C I 1144 Cardinals alapped lllltl defeat oa the Phillies. The Philadelphia Athletics moved a step nearer the certainty of victory la the American league pennant raca by coming from be hind to defeat the Detroit Tigers. to 7. Held to one hit In six innings by Osorge t'nle, the A's broke loos ia the last three frames to score all their runs. Keep Pare Wltb leaders Washington kept pace with the leadera by taking a quick i to I decision over the St. Louis Browas as Sad Sam Jones allowed only six hits la a duel with Collins, but the New -York Yankees lost one more of their faint hopes as the Cleveland Indiana Bulled a I to I triumph out ot a 11-lnnlng struggle. A Yankee error with two oat tn the ninth paved the way for the defeat, and a home run by Dick Porter settled the over-time dispute. - The humble Boston Red Sox staged a three-run uprising la the eighth inning of a mound duel be tween Al Thomas and Hod Usen- bee. to defeat Chicago 4 to 1, and keep the While Sox from break ing their sixth place tie with St. Louis. Five Boston errors kept Lisenbee trailing for the first sev en frames, although he Gave Chi cago only foar bile. year for Iotas this year. Besides the horse there Is Jimmy, the A s first baseman, who only has 2 J home runs, but who smacked most of 'em In the ninth Inning with the bases loaded aud the Macks three runs behind. e If yoa're loaeaome for football, be patient aad watch the scores of base ball games la vrblrh the New York Yankees take pari. The next logical lightweight battle seems to lie between Berg sad Singer. But they all seem to be lightweight battles these days, aaya O'Goolty. the shoot-oft ot a tie attar ha and two other contestants broke IS out of a possible 100 targets firing from the 10-yard Una. The keenneaa ot the competi tion was indicated ta the warm ing np event yesterday whea Jean A Pops of East Molina. III-, broke every one of 100 targets from the 11-yard line, the first time a perfect run bad aver been scored In ths grand Americas preliminary. Woman Breaks M Tha women's victory In this event went to airs. Walter P. Andrews of - Atlanta, Oa., who broke 04 targeta trom the 10 yard mark. Mrs. C. B. Pike of Kent. O., won second place attar a shoot off with Mrs. George T. Peter ot Phoenix, Arte., both of whom had scores ot 11. LAST OP QCARTET DIE LONDON, Aug. 1 (AP) Marlon Terry, last of the tour famous Terry slaters, who for years were leading figures on the English stage, died today la her London home at the age of 71. The other sisters were Kate, Florence and Elian. . m SYRffl iVTaftr "eot lv I II ml Baseball Scores of Yesterday By Associated Preaa Los Angelas R. H. at. Portland 11 14 I Loa Angeles . ......... a 4 Hatter lea: Wallers and Wood- all; Uallou, Yarkea, lis r tool, ash ler ana Hannah, warren. San Francisco K. H. E. Seattle ....... 111 1 Sun Francisco t ( I Batterlea; gahniser and Cox: Jacobs and Penehaky. Oakland R. H. E. Hollywood . 16 1 Oakland till Batteries: Hollerson, Yds, Page and Basaler; Daglia and Lom bard!. Sacramento R. H. R Missions 4 0 1 Sacramento (11 0 Batteries: T. Ptlletta and Hoff man: Bryan and Wlrta. Yacht Trials Postponed By Bad Weather KKWPORT. R. I.. Aug. 11, (A P) Trials tor the selection of tha yacht to defend the Amer ica's Cup were temporarily halt ed today because ot heavy wind and aaa. The selection com mittee felt that enough was known about the tour racing ships Yankee. Whirlwind, Wee- tamoe and Enterprise la botat erous weather and planned to await testa conducted In lighter breesea. , Yankee aad Enterprise today had twv straight races to their credit In the official elimination race. Yankee whipped Whirlwind yesterday ia a fresh northeaster ly that reached a maximum of 11 miles aa hour and Enterprise romped home ahead of Weeta moa. tttuuwock Arrtvaa Shamrock V, Sir Thomas Lip ton's challenger, arrived la port from New London ahortly after Yankea and Enterprise had brokea all records tor a yacht race over a thirty mile triangu lar coarse. Yankee, sailed by Charles Fraacla Adams, secretary of the navy and tha only non-New York candidate, came home yes terday in better rime thaa did Columbia, the successful de fender la 1101. and she did It after loslrg her Jib, which parted under tha freahealag breese. Tha standing to data place the House of Vaadarbilt, as repre sented by Enterprise, ahead of the House of Morgan, represent ed by Wee tamo a. Boston's can didate, Yankee, leading Whirl wind, la tha Hammond-Thorns candidate. Enterprise sklppsred by Har old t, VaoderbUt, haa whipped Weetamoe, aalled by George Nichols, aon-ln-law of J. P. Mor gan, la light air and la heavy air, la two days. GILL APPOINTED HONOLULU. Aug. 11. (AP) Eugene L. Gill, former athlete of Oregoa State college, today was appointed director ot phy sical education and Intramural sports ot the University of HawaiL t0 SELF SLIPPING INDIAN WOOD CLUB. Orion Mich., Aug. 11. (AP) Tommy Armour, (he black acolt, felt hla crown slip trom his head today aa tha battle tor the western open championship aplushed Into Us second IS hole round over tha wind swept Indisnwoud club eourae. Caught off form with a shaky Tl In the opening skirmish for tha title yesterday, the lolrolt professional found himself sev eral strokes behind a rugged Held and nine big shuts helilud a dark horse leader, Harry Ham pton, of Chicago, who paced It with a par shuttering . Eight ahola ahead ot Armour stood Clarence U tuber, Detroit pro, with a 70: Bob Share ot Marlon. Ohio, and the veteran Al Walroua of Detroit, mad lis: while Bill Mehlhora u( New York and Deustuore Sliutu to Columbus, . Ohio, had 71a; Uene Sarasuu of New York aud Km met French ot Soulheru Pines N. C, had 73 s; and llorlon Smith aud Johnny r'arrell, two mora of New York's contribu tions to th field of favorites, aud the two Eaptnoea brothers trom Chicago, Abe and Al, stood four ahota la front ot him with 7 4'a. and a number of other dark horsea with low scores. VOX THEATRE On Week Aug. 21.28 Arthur Lake 01iv Borden Joseph Cawlhorn 100 Dialogue 100 Music tvJ0j Viaa Del. 'JfL mar'a Urea i j I Liberty t&7, . I Magtaaiae w II ,on w jLI 3& with Use FORDS OTHER MAKES 1929 Roadster $325 1926 Chev. Coach $125 1928 Open Cab. P. U '325 1927 Pontiac Coupe 300 1929 Closed Cab P. U. .. 325 1929 Chev. Landeau 1929 Tudor 415 Sedan 525 1928 Fordor 385 1926 Chryaler Coupe ...... 185 1928 Standard Coupe .... 385 1926 Star CouPe 85 1926 Truck' 125 1929 Chev- Truck 475 1925 Tudor 85 1926 Dodge Coupe .......... 225 1926 Panel Del 100 1928 Durant 6 Sedan ...... 375 1926 Buick 4-Pass Coupe 385 1927 Pontiac Sedan 300 We have several Roadsters, 1928 Whippet Sedan 200 Coupes, Closed Cabs, Pick 1926 Star Coach 70 Ups, Tudors and Trucks not 1927 Chev. Sedan . 300 listed above. Your inspection 1929 Whippett 4 Coach .. 375 is invited. Many More to Choose From The above cars all have 1930-31 license. Without an ex ception they are in the best of condition ready to go ready to give service. Term and We Trade Balsiger Motor Co. Eighth & Pine St. Phone 2100. ' Main & Esplanade. Top-Notchers On Coast Get Tough Lacing II y Associated Prrsa All three of the top-nntchera In the I'si'lflo Coast Isaaue took a licking at Ilia hands of the more down-lrodilnn clubs tn gsmes throughout the circuit veaterdav anu last nignt. Hollywood, illl leading ths league, lost to Oskland. to I. aa the Oaks rose la wratb In the niuta inning aad staged a three run rally lo nose out the Stars. Previously In the game, the Oaks tnrew away a four-run lead. Aa a result of Oakland's last. niluule decision to win the urns that elub la tied for fourth place with the Han Francisco Mlsaious, who lost last night to the Bscra msnlo Senators by a t lo i score. The Bolons chalked 11 hits off the lied a. Loa A u seles. yst In second Dlaca. was drubbed untnnrolfully by the Portland Ducks, li ta S. Al. though the Ducks are nest to the lall-emlere, they apparently wars In sympathy with tha uprising of tha trailers to cut down tha oar- coinage of the leading teams. Seattle broke lis losing streak lo win from Man Francisco. 1 ta 4. Paul Zahnlser limited the Seals STICKING TO ESSENTIALS "Once upon a time" every sawmill operator in the Klamath Baiiin carried a Urge stork of supplies to insure uninterrupted operation i his plant. Now in tryins times the. alurt operator finds thai at least this ont burden has been lifted. He can stick to ths essentials of his business, because sup plies are available at his door. Here a studied effort is made to cater to the indus tries served. Wholesale Ample Stock Hardware, Plumbing, Heating Electrical and Painting) 1335 So. 6th SUPPLIER d C&ir to eight hits, tossing a alow ops - "using Dniiile the hall reached Ibe plate. This l the first win of the serins fur the Indiana, who for ths past rwu wee lie have been oa the losing end. League Standings PACinO OOAHT I.KAHIK Won Lost Hollywood ..,.... U Los Angeles .....14 14 San Kranrlaco .11 Is Mlsaious 1 1 ID Oakland ..II 10 Sacramento .,..17 II Portland . 1 1 II Seattle - 11 1 "" e AMKRrCAN I KAOl K Won loat Philadelphia .14 40 Washington ..-.74 47 New York - 71 a to Clevelaud Detroit a 14 81. Louis .47 71 Chicago . 40 74 BiMtoa . m ..41 71 Pel. .431 .an P.t. .t7 .all ,Mit .fill) .411 .Ssf. .JX .147 NATIONAL I.KAUI H Won Lost Pel. Chicago 71 4a ,H7 New York .. 4 .111 Brooklyn . St. l-oule .... ! Pittsburgh ............ S 61 .(u4 Host on .li 14 .4U Cincinnati 421 Philadelphia . 40 71 .111 Phone 371
