The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 08, 1930, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Wednesday, October 8, 1930 POUR AND MR TO MIX IN GOOD GAUD Semi-Winduo i s Main Event Attraction Itself, Says Matchmaker " Pierre 1'othler, th Frenrl .k.mnlnn. hu mrrlvad In Kl math rails and la training for bin Bout with JO caiuor, in Filipino sensation. 1'othler has an uvlabu boilng roputatiou barking blm. The two will be tba main tract Ion at lb boilng program Friday evening at the legion ball. The card, which bas been arranged oy .Maicnniaa r Blckerataff, has plenty ot col ... . i. In presenting Plerr Pothler and Joe Caluer me snuumaui i -i i International at .i. r.Mr featherweight champion of the Filipino Islands and Pothler, claimant ot mo earn title of all Europe, uom men are high clasa ring men. -. Potbler arrived In Ashland laat evening and was met by bis friend, Gaston Ferand, and large crowd of admlrera. They continued on to Kiamatn raus. Popular Oianip eii-m arriving In San Francis to be bas fought four main . renin- winning three and get iini . rtrw in the other, ills recent triumph was a clear cut win over Joe Koto last Friday Inr at Sacramento. Whan CalriffP fBFM tllfi EUTO- pean champion he will have the hardest battle of nis career, (.ai der will be outweished by thret pounds and that la a real handi cap for a boy of his weight, lih pounds. It will be one of the most exciting and speedy bouts ever suited in a Klamath Fall; ring. Semi Wlmlup trti ..in i-m In riii n 1m a main vent attraction itself. Billy Breedlove ana jacit iir win alap the gloves at each other In i.l avmiI II oiilH Aaailv be made a main attraction and the bouse wonld be pacKea. Kirk, Ihe colored lad who made such a good showing gainst Tony O'Dell, losing a balr line decision, will be an Im proved fighter Friday nlgbt. He was giving O'Dell a boxing lesson In the last round of Friday's bout when h tired and Referee Ben ny Dotson raised O'Oell's band on th strength of Tonya strong finish. Jack, with no alibi, thinks the high altitude and training too bard, went a little gainst him. Work-Oots Breedlove. always populsr fighter here, will be welcomed back. He has recently fought Joe Marcus and Is In great shape n .niha, hnnt Riliv tinnMt thi. scales at 140 for the Marcus bout. He and Kirk will even up In weight Pmhlop anil raider will work out with the rest of the boxers wbo will appear on the car a at 4:30 p. tu.. at the arena. The public is Invited. Tickets for the bout have been put on gale at the Mecca. Smoke, Spar, and Waldorf Bil liard parlors. WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. (AP) Louis Bush, 60, president of the Cray line motor tours, died today ot wounds Inflicted Monday night by an unidentified assailnnt. Back hurt you? If troubled with backache, kidney irregularities and dis turbed slecp,don't take chances! Help your kidneys at the first sign ot disorder, use uxm i ritu. Praised for SO years. Endorsed by thousands of grateful users. h i today. fl Get Uoa oans ills P8YCHOt.OGY Ttt'K.l.rTH 1-I.AVKIl OS syi'.M IN FOOTPALU Cjp VS. "JNX"M 7 If Ily AL DKM IUKK (Former Pitcher N. Y. Giants) When fool ball team loses to a foe It flgu-oa to beat they call it psychology. In baseball they call It a Jinx. Bob Zuppke, the little Illinois coach, uses humor to combat this mental attitude that causes detent. 'Regardless of whether the coach is talkative or quiet." says Rob. "he should now and then inject a little humor Into his talks and make the rafters ting with laughter. It will relieve tension. Tension produces fa tigue and fatigue causes defeat. The late Pat Moran. wno won penuants for Philadelphia and Cincinnati, waa a master In ap plying psychology to so-called baseball jinxes. He overcame one potable case when his team waa mentally fa tigued and therefore physically tired. He simolv told each member ot the team that he would be fined fifty dollars It he showed up at the hotel that nlgbt at all. And if he arrived in the morn ing slightly Intoxicated so much the better. The next day the Phillies won doubleheader. GOLF GARDEN IS THE TIG 'Evervbody's doing It" golf ing on miniature courses, and the latest amusement center ot this type which has opened at Seventh and Oak streets Isn't so miniature I that. The opening ot the Bantam Golf Gardens last night was a gala and crowded affair. At every boia Diayers were lined up a alt- tug their turn to shoot the little hall down the fairway. People went to watch and remained to play, unable to resist the chance to try their luck at the hazards. Speaking of hasards. the course is full of them. The fairway to one hole is so rough that should ball be eccentric enough to land in the fairway, the player can count on running up bis score. There are numerous water haiards which mean mora for feited strokes. One lane, leading up to the ceak ot an Indian wigwam Is so step It requires all the player's skill to send the little ball op straight to the top. The next hole Is enhanced by a sand trap and rocky pool filled with water, the player takes his choice. In Colorful Room The big room la filled with color. Japanese lanterns awing overhead, in the center Is huge fireplace, constructed of odd shaped rocks, in which a fire glows and crackles, while in the background sprays of colored water fall Into high rock foun tain. A dance floor provides another popular amusement. Nearby is a soda fountain and lunch coun ter. Two of the Birdie and In door golf courses, such as have hecome part of the equipment In tllllard parlors throughout the country, have also been Installed. The Klamath Fall New and Herald Thrift Coupon FREE 50 cents FREE A Colonel Lindbergh Bronze Statuette. Alto SO Cents Free! .C, J FREE Cut out this coupon, good for 60c Take It with Jl In cash to the Guar dian Building and Loan Association, 829 Main HI. Give It to any of the tellers and receive from him a pass book crediting your thrift account with 11.60. You will also receive a Colonel Lindbergh Bronse Statuette, which la also a Ravings Bank. I'he Herald and News hopes every man, woman and child will take advantage of this exceptional offer. Clip this cou pon now If ynu can't come In person, send It and the dollar by mall to the Guardian Building and Loan Associa tion, 829 Main SU Thig offer it open to any reader of The Klamath Fall News and Herald, whether living- in Klamath Falls or elsewhere. Primo Camera is Just Beef--Not So Good When Called Ity llll.l. KING AssoclntiHl Pi-twa hporta Yriter HOSTON. Mass.. Oct. 8, (AIM Fistic cupabllltiea of Primo Carnero, heretofore either under or overestimated, were accurate ly gauged last night by Jimmy Maloney. Boston a favorite but unreliable heavyweight. Giving away (6 pounds to the Italian behemoth, the Boston "tatboy" clearly outpointed blm In fur ious ten round alugfost at the Boston Garden. Maloney proved Camera does not possess killing punch. He digested exactly 196 of the gi ant's blows and the only time he lost his footing waa when he fell against the ropes after miss ing a wild "round house" right to the Italian's Jaw late In the bout. The B.istou battler'a per formance, at least to the 15. U00 who witnessed the exciting set to, also Indicated It would be aound Judgment to disregard the 21 consecutive victories, 12 via tba knockout route, the "Ambling Alp" has piled up against carefully selected oppon ents since he started his Ameri can ring Invaslou early this year. The Boston battler also proved Camera waa easy to hit. Malon ey scored 191 times to the head or body ot hla hug opponent and SO per cent of them landed cleanly. Moat ot Caruera'a punches Worn ahort right or left chopa to the head and body, struck after his brut force had pushed his 196 pound rival against the ropes or Into a cor ner. Maloney was on the ahort end of the 4-1 betting odda but he fought the greatest battle of hla long career and bis victory waa honestly earned. Camera's (6 pounds advantage and his eight Inches In height enabled him to turn and twist Maloney aa he wished to take the first two rounds. Maloney Improved In the fol lowing round and had the battle won before he wilted In the ninth. The l'allan's amaslng strength gave him the last two sessions but the points were not enough to sway the officials In hla favor. HACK VOTED TO BE BEST PLAYER PHILADELPHIA Oct.. S. (A P) Hack Wilson, slugging cen ter fielder of the Chicago Cubs, hsa been voted the most valuable player of the national league by a committee ot the Baseball Writers' Association of America Wilson, who smashed all na tional league home run records this year and dethroned Babe Ruth aa the major league home run king, won the distinction af ter a close contest with Frankle Frisch, captain of the St. Louis Cardinals, and Bill Terry, first baseman ot the New York Gi ants and the new national league batting champion.. The election, although made by the same committee that functioned on behalf ot the na tion league In 1929, was unoffi cial inasmuch as the leugue last year abandoned its nnual cus tom of picking the most valuable player and rewarding him with J1000. However. William L. Yeech, president of the Chicago Cuba, announced that the Chi cago club would give Wilson the 11.000. Wilson, although he received only one vote for first place, had a total of TO points, five of the eight writers picking him for se cond place, one for third and an other fourth. Frisch received four votes for first place and a total of Ct points, while Terry was the first choice of three of the writers and had a total of 58 points. Wilson led both leagues In home runs with total ot 66. He created a new all-time major league re. ord for runs batted In. totaling 190. and his batting ave rage was .366. Frisch, whose all around playing was a feature ol the Cardinal s rapid rle to the top batted .346. while Terry led the hitting list with an unofficial mark of .401. OGRADY FIGHTS TONIGHT OAKLAND. Calif.. Oct. (, (A P) Frank Tucker of Oakland and Gene O'Grady of Ashland, Ore., light heavyweights, will meet tonight at Oakland auditor ium In ten round bout featur tng the first boxing program here in several weeks. Tucker, the favorite, will be making his second start as a professional. He formerly held the national ama teur light heavyweight title. DEEDS Filed In the office ot tho county lerk on October 7, 1930: R. P. Oliver et ux and Frank H. McCornack to C. F. O'Laugh tin, the Stt or the SE4 and S4 of SWU of S. 6. T. 39 8.. R. 8 E.. W. M. A quit claim deed. J. M. Snlrely et ux, a warranty deed to J. J. Manning, lot 4, block 100. ot Buona Vista addition to the city of Klamath Falls. Virgil E. Veltcb, et nx, to J. A. Cornfortb, a warranty deed to lot 27, and the northwesterly half of lot 26, block 21. Industrial addi tion to the olty of Klamath Falls. Deed (bargain and sale). Earl Whltlock et ux to Ivan Coving ton, the NWU of the NEVi of S. 10. T. 41 S.. R. 11 E.. W. M. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT (By The Associated Tress) Indianapolis Jackie Fields. Chicago, knocked out Tommy Jordan. New York, (3). Loa Angeles Al Fay, Cbarle roL Pa., outpointed fces Kennedy. Long Beach, Cal., (10). Fresno Cal. Sailor Fay' Kos ky, Chicago, won on technical knockout from Leon Lubrlco, U. S. Navy. (4). No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels If yon wish to be permanently relieved of gas In stomach and bowels, take Baalmann'a Gas Tablets, which are prepared especially for stomach gaa and gas from interfering with the gas pressure. ' That empty, gnawing feeling at tba pit of the stomach will dis appear; that anxious, nervous feeling with beart . Ipltatlon will vanish, and you will again be able to take a deep breath without discomfort. That drowsy, sleepy feeling af ter dinner will be replaced by a deslro 'or entertainment. Bloat ing will cease. Your limbs, arms and fingers will no longer feel cold and "go to sleep" because Baalmann'a Gas Tablets prevent gas from Interfering with the circulation. Get tho genuine. In the yellow package, at any good drug store. Pries it. Always on band at 8TAK DKL'G 8TOKK Freckles and His Friends BOBBY MARS !S GIVEN DECISION PORTLAND, Ore., Ocl. , (A P) Bobby Mara, San Francisco Filipino flyweight, outslugged Angeleuo Fuste, San Francisco, here laat night, to win a alx round decision and earned Ihe right to meet Able larael. Port laud flash, here noxt week. Able Miller, Los Angeles fea therweight, took alx-rouud de cision from Hay Archer, Tacoma. Johnny Hansen. Portland news-1 boy welterweight, won an easy six round docislou over Jlmiiiv lleck, Tacoma. Leonard Ben nett, Milwaukee, Wis., Junior welterweight, won over Joa Coff man Portlaud, aix rounds. Al Slraub Portland uilddle- welght, knocked out Sudor Price. Portland, In the final round ot the fuur-rouiid curtain rulser with a right to the chin. TROJANS OFF KOH 1'IXI.M I.OS ANGKI.R.t, Oct. I. (Al') Thirty-six strong, the Uiilvorslty of Southorn California foolbnll tram wilt entralu today tor Pull man, Wash., where It will match skill and strength with (he Wash ington Stat college Cougars next Saturday. OREGON THIS EVENING Arrangements are completed for the Oregon dinner which will is held at Hotel Wlllard this eve ning at : JO when parents of t'nl vnrslly of Oregon studnnls, alum nl, and anyone lulereated In lbs work of the university, will meet Dr. Arnold llmuiett Hall, preal dent, and other officials of Hid university, wbo are now on tour ot the slate. In addition In Dr. Hall, lb parly will Include: Mrs. Walter M, Cook, president ot the sluts organisation of "Oregon Mul ti ers"; Mrs. K, W. Bond of Pniidla ion. state vice prvaldmil; Mia. J, F. Hill, president of Ilia I'orlluiid chapter; Mrs. Paul Axer, eimu- live secretary; Hurt llrown Bur. ker, vice prusldent of (he utilvnr. slty, and Alfred Powers, dean of the extension dlvlalon. 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