The Evening herald., September 13, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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PAGE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
HAPPENINGS INTHESPO'RT WORLD '
CUBS
RETAIN
SLENDER LEAD
41
WITH 1
Giants Now Four Games
From Top, Losing to
Cardinals, 5-2
Hy The Associated Promt
Th National league pennant
race became even more thrilling
today. Chicago, St. Louts and
llrooklyu, all triumphant yester
day, remained Just where they
were before while the New York
lilanta, who Buffered a third
freight defeat at the haada ot
the Cardlnala yeaterday, hare
dropped to four santee behind
tint place.
The S to 3 triumph of the Car.
dloala over the Giants In the
final cn of their eerie yes
torday tar the New Yorker a
setbsck that will be hard for
them to orercome.
Chicsgo's slugging Cuba had
Utile trouble In holding their
Urn lead egainit the attack of
their mala. They hit early and
late In their tint game againat
the Pbillle and with Hack Wll
enn' 48th home ran In the see
ofid and a sis run rail In the
Ixtb aa the high spots, they
come out with a 17 to 4 tdiumph.
Brooklyn downed Cincinnati
slmost aa eaally. The Robins
made a fast start against Ray
Kolp and finished their part of
the scoring in their T to 3 Tic
lory In five Innings as Lopes and
Wright hit timely homers. Ray
Moss had only one bad Inning as
be held the Reds to eigbt bits,
four of the blows and all (be
Cincinnati runs coming In the
sixth.
Bab Ruth continued his pur
suit of Wilson in the season's
horn run race and Turntshed the
one ray" "of light for th New
York Yankee as they dropped
completely out of th American
league pennaat chase. The Babe
hit homer It In the third inning.
Hat his teammate errors en
abled the Detroit Tigers to stay
in the running and finally win
ont In a ninth Inning rally, f
to 4.
Washington gained the same
amount4" of- ground and one
more ii k . game bebind the
Iraders. Off to a six run lead
In the first two Innings, th Sen
ators barely staggered through
to an 8 to 7 rlctory orer the
Chicago White Sox. who scored
fire rnns In the ssrenth with a
homer by Can Reynolds as the
flnlnhlnr touch.
)fVo games of no particular
Ipd-nrtance In the standings went
te.ii Innings and both were de
rided by 4 to 4 scores. Th Bos
ton Braves came from behind to
defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates by
that margin as Chatham and
sjjpohrer found Larry French for
doubles In the tenth.
Can Hack Replace
Ruth as King?
Seattle .......
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Cleveland -
Detroit ...
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
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THE NUT
CRACKER
A Chicago newspaper solicited
opinions from the tans on the
subject. "What Do You Think
of th Cubs?" W hop too
many people didn't writ their
appraisal after that double-header
in Cincinnati.
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O'GOOFTY READS THAT A
CINCINNATI POLICEMAN HAS
A PERFECT SCORE WITH A
PISTOL, AND WANTS TO KNOW
WHY A MAN LIKE THAT IS
WASTING TIME ON A POLICE
FORCE.
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Mickey Cochrane says his own
abllttv surprises him. It's also
quit a shock to th boys who
fry to steal second on him.
No matter how thin you slice
It, it's still a golf halt
' New York scribes are. engaged
In heated controversy orer
whether Hogan or Lopes I the
best catcher In the National Lea
Roe. If O'Goofty was picking the
best National League catcher, be
ays he would allow either Hogan
or Lopes to warm p the pitcher
nttl Gabby Hartnett got on his
task.
e
When Thanksgiving comes. Joe
McCarthy can congratulate him
self that h had only 41 games
to play against the Reds and
Cardinals.
Bill Klllefer, manager of the
Brown, recently went scouting
in an -lrplane. That's one Bill
got bis head above th cloud
this year, anyway.
League Standings j
(By The Associated Press) !
. COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
Hollywood 48 80 ,68s,
Los Angeles 86 87 ,666
Ban Francises . 88 80 .616
Oakland 81 38 .488
Sacramento 88 84 .468
Missions 28 35 .444
Portland 26 85 .426
By AL DEMAREE
(Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants)
6everal years ago. Just after
John McGraw hsd let Hack Wil
son go and the Cubs had picked
him op and re was going vary
good, I asked the Giant manager
if he regretted t: lng a can to the
pudgy outfielder.
"Absolutely not!" answered
McGraw, "That fellow has the
most prodigious appetite In the
world. He'll eat himself out of
any league. Giv him time and
he II cover more ground tbaa any
outfielder in th major leagues
SITTING DOWN!"
And then th slugging little
fly chaser develops Into th Babe
Ruth of th National league and
is setting a new record for home
runs in th older circuit.
Th Gisnt manager has let
many good men get away from
him and mad some bad trade,
but he also has made his share
of good onea and won his share
of pennants In that uncertain
game they call baseball. It's a
tough gam to guess right In.
Tilden's Chance
For Record Gone
FOREST HILL8. N. T- Sept.
13 (AP) Gone for this rear if
not forerer is Big Bill Tilden's
chance ot winning th national ,
tennis single championship more
times than any other man. 1 ,
Either Jonnny uoeg o rranx ,
Shields Is the next champion.. j
Tilden failed yesterday in al
bid for his eighth American title
which would have broken a tl
with two great champlona of the
past. Richard D. Sears and Wil
liam A. Lamed.
Doeg beat Tilden. 10-8, 4-1.
3-6, 1210, and today the 11-year-
old Doeg encounters Shields, a
New York youngster two years
bis junior. In the final ronnd.
Shields beat Sidney Wood, New
York sensation, 6-2. 6-8, 4-6,
6-3.
MISSIS IN
FIVE STRAIGHT
Seals Had Chance To
Stop Rivals in 8th
But Fumbled
llv The Associated Preea
The San Francisco Missions to
day bad th record ot live
straight wina over the San Fran
cisco Seals. Th Reds chalked
nn their fifth yesterday, 4 to 1
to disturb th prestige ot the
older club. Mulligan and Rodda
bit homers in the third, and from
then on, the Seals were out of
the running. They hsd a big
chance in lb eighth, however,
with Shewly at bat and three on
bases. Sheely bounced an easy
one to Pillette. A double plsy
ended the Inning and th Seals
hopes.
Ducks W ake I'p
The Portland Ducks wok up
last night, and although It waa a
tough job. they won from Oak
land. 13 to 11. in the longest
gam of th season. Three hours
and twenty minutes were used
for the game, featured by IT hits
for esch team. Four pitchers
wera used by both teams. Ths
Osks threatened to pull ahead in
the ninth, but Ray Keating went
to the mound and disposed of
them. As a result. Portland
pulled out of the basement.
Los Angeles defeated Holly
wood, t to 3. last night. The
Stare scored all three la the
seventh, on ot which waa Sev
ereld's homer. Jacobs drove in
four runs for the Angels, two of
which were In th eighth, the
winning runs. On was a homer.
Indians In Cellar
Although the Seattle Indians
knocked Thomaa and Hamilton
out of the box. they were un-
abl to win ovr Sacramento.
waica took last nights gam.
8 to I. Freitaa finally atonned
the tribe, and now Sacramento is
ahead three to two in th cur
rent series.
SUPREME JUDGE DIES.
Ol.VVPli Waih SUnt II
(API Jnsllc Walter M. rrenrk
member of the if at itmnm.
court sine 1826. died at 8:16
a. m. today at St. Peter a hoe-
nitaL He waa at rit-kan a wu .
ago with a heart complaint.
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Adults 35c: Children 25c
Spectators Free
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Pre) Swimming instruction
from t to 13 except Sundays
Open to all ages.
Worth-while prizes.
Spectators tree
Vox Theatre
One Week Sept. 12 to 18
Rod La Rocque
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A Radio Pletare
With DORIS KETiOS MITCHELL LEWIS
All Talking Bomaaos ot she Flaauiaa; Border Land
Watch For The "Cuckoos"
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Always A Good Show At The Vox
Driving
Contest
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3 Prizes) Mid-Iron 1st Prize
ALL DAY SUNDAY
SEPT. 14
Piedmont Golf 8C Country Club
5 Miles Out 6th St.
Baseball
Scores of
Yesterday
(By Th Associated Frees)
At Oakland: R. H. B.
Portland 13 11 3
Oakland ' 11 IT 1
Ortman, Walters, Cat-rarella,
Keating and Palmlsano; Phebus.
Hubbell, Kaskh, McQiiaid and
Read. Lombard!.
At Los Angeles: R. H. K.
Hollywood ...... 3 6 3
Los Angelee 6 10 0
Peg and Bevereld; Yerko
and Hannah.
At San Francisco:
Ban Frauclsco
Hlsslous
Davla and Gaston;
and Breniel.
R. H. E.
. 1 7 0
.4 SO
II. Pillette
E.
At Sacraento: R. H.
Seattle 6 6 1
Sacramento 8 11 '0
Kuns. Hansen and Borreanl;
Thomas, Hamilton and Koahler.
Music Box Offers
Vaudeville Acts .
As Dance Feature
Tonight la "vaudeville night"
at th kluslo Box. It was an
nounced last night by Harry
Smith, owner ot the fin new ball
room. Mr. Smith announced
that Evan and Wolf, beadllners
this past week on th Radio
Keith Ornhenm circuit in Port
land, will appear about 10:30 p.
m.. as a feature attraction.
Each of the three members of
the team does a specialty act, and
each is a popular dancer, singer
and entertainer.
Harry smith and Bis nine-piece
orchestra will furnish th music
for th danc throughout th eve
ning. r
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Phone 1040
Ray's Recreation '
Lunch Wins From
Spar Ten Pinners
Th first bowllug match of
th season took place at the
Klamath recreation last night.
Th Spar team went down to
dofeat at th hands of Ray's
(creation luuoh team, the lat
ter winning all three game.
Nona ot th bowlers showed any
thing Ilk their true form, due.
no doubt, to th lack of practice,
as aom ot them have not touched
a bowling ball since the close
ot last season's league games.
Ray's team challenged Oeo.
Steven'a Hotel Ksrn team and
th match will b bowled nxt
Thursday ereultig at 7 o'clock.
The following are the scores of
laat nlghta match.
The Spar: 1st. id. 3d. Tot.
Boufleld .. 160 184 133 416
Stevens 88 116 140 364
Norln 176 16 147 631
Rousseau 1!3 118 187 444
Llnnvllle 161 103 116 478
Total 711 T6 738 3314
Ray's Lunch: 1st. 3d. 3d. Tot.
Peterson 171 147 lot 630
Chspmsa - 134 144 13 337
Psreyck
Ward
Wilson ..
Total ....
. 180 161 177 61)
163 160 164 466
. 143 161 163 413
.806 774 311 3401
FIGHTS
LAST NIGHT
Hy The .1 Mux luted Preea ,
ERIE, Pa. Roasy Koselcs,
Cleveland, stopper Art Wetgsnd,
Buffalo, N. Y . (7); Ray Miller,
Rattle Creek, Mich., knocked out
Matty ' Matthews, Kenosha, Wis.,
(6).
,
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.-Johnuy
Martin, Larrbwood, la., outpoint
ed Irish MrKenna. Tynrinll, S. D.,
(10).
SAN FRANCISCO Harry Oar
boll, Chicago, outpointed Jo
Carkarson, BacranMtito, (6).
Borden Gets Nod
Over Portlander
KUOENE, Or.. Sept. 13 (AP)
Chuck Uorden, 148, Eugene,
woo a decision over Kenneth
Kent, 183, Portland, In the main
event of tin) sesson's first fight
card here last night.
Ray Avery, 114. Eugsns.
knocked out Tony Camden, 133,
Coqullle, In the second round of
one ot the preliminary bouts.
Jack Kelly, 161, Salem, won a
decision from Young Msnuesl,
140, CoQUllla. Art Miller. 143,
Coqullle, deotslonsd Judd Wil
son. 140. Eugene.
Valuable Cargo
Of Logs Breaks
Loose From Tug
ASHLAND, Wis., Sept. 13. (A
I') Lumber jacks with hand
spikes and sailors twirling ropes
today fought wavas and sllnoarv
logs In Lake Superior In at
tempts to rsptur a 1170.000 log
raft that broke loos from Its
tug boats oft Stockton island.
Ths raft, said hy lumberman
to he the largest ever lowed
from Canada, wss msde up of
about 17.000 cords. Three, tugs,
the Hntterfleld, (he Whln, end
the lurkasaw, were needed to
pull It. Usually, one tug Is all
that la noreeaary to handle th
log rafts.
High winds sprang up as th
raft was pulled by Prosuu Polut
at the head of Chequamegoa
Bay.
Th rait, mad up of as valu
able pulpwood as Canada has to
offer, plloed against the point.
Fog msd Impossible the task
ot floating It last night.
Proposed Bond
Issue Reduced by
Budget Committee
Further details ot a 170,000
bond Issue, voting funds for an
ar-ory, added fire facilities, and
a special levy this year w . dis
cussed at a mooting of th city
budget committee held Friday
afternoon at the city hall.
Th bond lasu was lowered
19,000 by the commutes, slum
It Is bsllvd 70,000 will be ad
equal for sonatructlon of a suli
tlr ststlon and ths land mi
which tt wilt b situated,
Klamath rutrfenta will be
ssksd to vol on th prupoasil
bond issu In the November
election, as well as a 846,000
bond Issu for an armory, and a
141.000 special levy, ot whlah
186,000 will be placed la the
fir luud, 310,000 la lb street
fund and 110.00 for lights and
water.
Still, putting a million dnllara
In Jail la no harder than putting
a mir;m peopl In.
Expert Upholstering
Cabinet Work and
Repair Work.
Sparks Upholstering
Company.
(18 years expurlence)
can make your old furni
ture look like nsw at
very reasonable prices.
Phone 11H-W or 489. or
call 8 Main St. Will call
and tjive you estimates.
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PvjTaimwfiaetLwei? oft EufltotoeE'
Takes Great Pleasure In
Announcing the Appointment
of Ted Shoop and Jack Schulze
as Direct Factory Dealers for
United States Tires in Klamath
Falls
Howard Hanville, formerly with Ace Tire Shop, In charge of
Vulcanizing and Tire Department
top
ervice
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