The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 21, 1930, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FA Mi?, OREGON PAGE SIX Thursclny, November 20, lvw IDIOT 1 SE Tomorrow morn Inn Coaih May field and his aggregation of play ers comprising we sumh h liirh school Inn, will l 'r i..lrorrt h.r ther meet the Tigers of that city In the second Kama of the season. In tha firm gmno tun Medford team scored a decisive victory, and report! float Ilia o'er the Cascade from that mini Indicate that Poach Murgher hos doveloped a veritable steam roller, which will be directed at thu I'ellcana tomorrow. Although all flrit string mem bers of the Pelicans are In excel lent physical condlllon, the team na a whole li handicapped by a lurk of piactlce. The local field hai been covered with snow the pant week, mailing team practice almost Impossible. Of the plana mado by the Med ford team to rriiah tha Pelican tha sporta writer of the Modford Pally News aaya: "Coach Parwln K. Burgher drove hl first Medford high school eleven through a hard nerlmmsgo practice last night, In getting the team In condition to battle tha Klamath Falls Pelican here Saturday, and the mighty Ashland high school Griiilloa on Thanksgiving day. "In the nilmle battle the re eervaa faced the hardest first team assaults and allowed them selves to be poshed np and down the muddy rridiron only alter the most savage opposition. The Tigers found plenty of worthy foe. men right In their own back yard. "The practice was mostly first team offense, with few aerial at tempts - being made, the first string-era being satisfied to resort to crushing power plays. "The entire squad appeared to be tn excellent condition, and the spirit was good. "It la reported that the Klam th Falls authorities attempted to aanrel the game, but that local school authorities held the Lum per City to Its agreement. The Pelicans are said to bare pleaded that snow la so deep across the mountains that the footballlsta there are unable to tarn out for practice.' Weather Is Favorable To Oregon State LOS ANGELES. Nor. 1. (AP) Making Its second bow here this season, a much- lmprored Oregon State football team fresh from a trinmph over the tradi tional foes from Oregon Uni versity tonight clashes with an equally rejuvenated University of California at Los Angeles aggre gation. On the first visit st the start of the season Coarb Paul Schisa- ler's Beavers lost tn the Univer sity of Southern CaHfornla. They will entrain for Chicago tomor row morning where on Thanks giving Day they play West Vir ginia. The playing conditions will be more to Oregon State's liking than the first visit with the weather near freezing to icy winds sweeping down from snow clad mountain peaks in the vici nity. Both teams workd out ander the Coliseum light last night in order to acquaint themselves with the playing conditions. Coach Bill Spaulding has shifted lis lineup adding weight to his line In an effort to cope with the heavy state forwards. It will be the second time a conference game has been played under the stars. The Bruins en tertained Stanford here in the first night contest between Pa cific Coast conference teams. Ex cept for minor injuries both elevens will be able to present their best lineup: STICKLER YERTFJUUVS AJTSWF.R Tn order to profit 12 cents, by selling apple at- 0 for ft cents. that cost him S for 2 rent, .lohnnv must have bought and soiu appies. (sujtit J I IV TTO CRUSH MOTH HIGH w frit' rMM i-js.----.- S COWBOY reds 32 mitt! an hartshiclt. 1 terliln numbsr f Biles mi down Mil Twin it far, plus i miles, wu ws ad tht sisUnes up nil was ane-half as far as th dlsttaei aathtswsL Wee nam; mliu did hs bavtl n auli tt;(taa7 BOWLING SCORES Scores bowled at Klamath Rec reation last night by teams In the Merchants' league follow: Jost Hlvrr Hairy Cooper ..17 8 104 Worler 1SS 1S4 1S4 J78 410 44S 3H0 McKenile ...1S0 1M 14 Bearker 13s J 1 Hsndiran 1 l 40 Totals 61 491 (27 ISSli Sanitary Market Dnnlap If 1S H tlahlgren 14 16S 17 Pope 13S 117 1S4 Strom 1 2S 135 1!5 Handtonn . 1 3 441 477 404 SS IS Totals BSJ 5S4 592 1711 Mint Cfe Beech ISO 2i5 170 565 SIS 4s: SOJ Chapman .!" - Carroll IM 1 " Ward 153 1M 140 Hugh 1M H Totals 70S 759 so Pclitorlnm Bennett 1-U 1!J 170 423 417 513 4S4 150 Farote 134 1;S 130 Fleming 171 1S5 177 l(t0 140 1S4 70 41 39 Schroeder . Handicap Totals Snyi ...66 (21 700 19S7 ler's K"iair Heal 1SS 1 155 .l.t 139-105 10J 118 121 133 1S6 178 49 49 49 44 Garrison , 367 341 447 147 Dlllstrom , Robertson Handicap Totals 570 808 80S 1786 Barbour Ail v. Co Ambers 174 145 209 528 Barbour 12S 103 141 369 Drummond 4 134 124 342 Nvbeck 160 190 173 522 Totals . 544 671 846 1761 TEI.1CAX LEAGUK Following are the scores of the teams in the Pelican league: Lorcns tympany Bertleson 1S9 16 15$ 453 Poff . 144 183 154 461 ;tlne 13S 143 118 399 Davis 120 19 154 420 Parmalee 127 16? IT 4"! Handicap 103 101 103 309 Totals 761 00 863 2514 Ray's Lanrh Parsyck 10 12 181 514 Chapman 15 1SS 178 526 Carroll 17J 171 1S2 526 Ward 161 17 191 532 Peterson 18 164 19 501 Totals ,S6S 829 902 259S Modoc Gas and Oil Drake 117 131 88 Cornett 117 111 115 Dickerson 135 1C8 145 Hajlcek . 11 131 95 Barron 159 19 199 Handicap 17 IS 37 Totals 7 778 7 137 344 448 138 654 112 1133 561 Sierra Edda Casper Main Blind Straw Totals . 175 15S 234 1US 151 137 129 179 132 117 112 88 111 133 95 .40 728 67 Spar 171 181 115 -155 148 194 171 192 214 114 177 162 177 161 145 19 .... 398 440 317 338 2044 147 495 673 473 483 27 Wattera -Moore Full Rugh Xorin Handicap Totals 823 (4 930 2604 Kern Hotel Ross 149 189 194 Ambers 20 15 168 Nvbeck 184 172 198 Smith 157 182 154 Beech 153 165 200 Handicap .... 4 532 530 554 493 518 4 Totals . 849 864 118 231 PORTLAND BUCK.. ROOS WIX HOCKEY GAME PORTLAND. Ore, Nor. 21. (AP) The Portland Buckarooe today were at the head of the Pacific Coast hockey league standing as the result of their! 1 to 1 victory over Tacoma here last night Portland ran op a three point lead in the firs' period. They were unable to get past Goalie Robertson arain but that was enough. Tne Tig era made their lone tally early In the second period. GEXE TELLS HOW HE SAVED DAMAGE SUIT NEW TORK. Nov. 11. (AP) There has come from Gece Tan ner revelation of the forestalling of a suit for damages against bfra. A twenty-dollar bill did It, Ad dressing the Hotchktsa school alumni association he said In his early days of boxing he fought In an exhibition at the achool. and was forthwith threatened with a snlt because of his opponent's loss of teeth. Cash from a friend of Tnncey's satisfied bis opp-ssnt. The only objection to the mod era kitchen is that the proud owner naturally bates to mesa up by cooking In It. s 90 ENTERED IN OREGOfS DPEW r-OHTI.ANP. Ore., Nov. 11, (A P) Ninety golfers. Including In ternationally known professionals and amateurs, were ready here today for the opening of the an nual Oregon open tournament. Prlrea at stake In the three day tournament are 82500 for tlio professionals and valuable trophies for the amateurs. The program will Include 18 holes today and Saturday and the 36 hole final round Sunday. Low scores on the 72 boles will determine the wiuners. llorton Smith is here to de fend the Orvgon title hich he won last year. lo Dlegel. 1929 champion of the professional golfers' association. and l.eo Cene Sarazen, former national rhampiou. are among the other players of tnternmiiiniil experi ence. This will fe the first ap pearance of Diegel and Saraxen in Portland. The amateur division Is led by Dr. O. K. Willing. Frank Dolp. and Eddie llos.in. Interest Centers In Northwestern Notre Dame Game CHICAGO, Nov. 31, fAPl That lntere-iting mldwestern dis cussion concerning the compara tive 6trnghl of good Notre Dame football teams and the Big Ten champions, will be settled among other thlncs wheu the Irish and Northwestern meet to morrow. There Is no reasm for douhting Notre Dame's 1930 eleven Is not Just as good as ever represented the South Bend institution, and Northwestern is at least a co holder of the Western conference championship. Coach Knute Rockne yesterday started singing In a minor key Notre Dame Is ready mechanical ly, but he Is a little afraid the rigors of the murderous schedule have taken too much out of his men, and they will not have the edge neceesary to slice through the bigger Northwestern eleven. AH of which bodes no good at all for Northwestern, for whenever Rockne has sung blues this sea son, Notre Damo's sext opponent took a lacing. Ont at Northwestern the boys continue to believe Rockne has a right to be worried. Coach Dick Hanley says bis teams go Satur days as they go In practice during the week, and he has described this week's drills as immensely better than any others of the year. "Hard Luck" Hank Brudder Hopes for a Break Tomorrow EVANSTON, 111., Nov. 11. (A P) No member of the North western football teams wants a victory over Notre Dame Satur day more than "Hard Luck" Hank Bruder, wildcat captain, who will play bis last college : game on his twenty-third birth-; day. I "I've had some bad breaks". ' Bruder said, "but if we win this one. It won t be bard to forget i the tough lurk." Coach Dick Hanley of North-! western, was 35 years old yes-1 terdsy. but deferred his celebra-! tlon If any until Saturday ' night. Turkey Shoot Now On American Rifle Range 912 Main St. Across From Oregon Bank Building Practice and Prize Shooting. Freckles and His Mom'n Pop VJ6U... DK3 you 6E ofcw -vwwt wsae s1 . TWST VJ6 to U S'iFFZS,',,,,, . V .i i. v f l WON V rT...MOW f'Jt " v jQv w ivutu. wS p'li-l.,: ''yiv V do? JfjfA Big League Bowling What is Known as The Twifet trmuT To TfcN iNCMtTS FftjM IS TmB L06KAI SfAHTlMti fblNI F(? STRinf PauJ 0 o,- d"o o CD h.t0 Oa-7 ho4 -10 PinTmin lly AL, n,...., ...... Former Pitcher .New York Giants Most big league bowlers use practically the same type of de livery for both their first or strike ball and their second, or spare ball, except that for some spares It Is necessary to change their position of approach. The first hall should be delivered between 8 or 10 Inches from right hand side oft he alley. If a bowler Is using a straight ball I would advise him to hit the piua a trifle fuller than 1! be was using a hook ball. Al TVmarve has prepared an Illustrated howling leaflet oil 'Siarca" which he will Kladlyi send to any reader request ins; It. .Aiuireaa A. iiemarre in care oi this paper and be sure to en close a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Linfield College Playing Columbia University Today PORTLAND. Ore., Nov. II. (API Columbia University's Irishmen play their last North west conference football game of the season here today with the Linfield Wildcats. The game Is an annual battle and for once Gene Murphy's Irish elevetr Is the favorite. Columbia baa lost one and won two con ference games thla season, de feating Pacific, 13 to 6, and Col lege of Puget Sound, 7 to 0. College of Idaho, with a fierce aerial attack, broke a ( all tie tn the last quarter and beat Col umbia 20 to (. l y.,itf .1 .1 mi ARCADE GARAGE 11TB and WALNUT PHONE 700 Two practically new Graham Paiges at prices that are (Mux them away. Before yon bny a ear look these over. Our Motto: You don't owe us a living. 9 SsaT --r?i Friends . ..... ':.' Tie BCSINMIHU TO ) tx" NOBV.H. TWIHK IU WtiMca 60T "S3 PIMO THOSfi 6ET BAOtTo OSCAA J ,MOIAJS W S MX HIS 0MC6S 'WW 1 ",6'U- r BAUCM LET ) V,U6S J BAfiW HO6 TO JfyS L Vsl '1 S At Mile-A-Minute ntMINwfi fTrtAeitctOt I OINNC Vi.fft 1 rn , .u a isreajuiMA. IliB-Nfi' AT IrA .RTY? WW 1 V THI FARM TotlCrAV in Vuni It.w.l.l.vr T , ,.. Kord SwH (Vuiss ItMW Font Tuifc.r 11.2U I'onl rtim-inn lt-U Kurd Mtanilnrd Coiiie Record Crowd To See Whitman And Willamette Play SALEM, Nov. 11, (AP) En thusiasm over the game tomor row between the Willamette and Whitman College football teams, a game which may eliminate one I'roni a tie for rirst place In the northwest conference, la at fever heat In the state capital, and a crowd of 10. OH funs, a record attendance. Is expe.'ted for the contest. Advance ticket sales In dicate this estimate Is uot exag gerated. Willamette university, which t:ist year won its first game from Whltmau tor a period of years, is hopeful of repeating tlio feat and thus lay a better claim to league leadership. Pari tc university, which plays the c.illege of I'uget Hound at Ta- oma tomorrow, la the third t am In tie for conference chain ptonshlp, neither teams being de feated within the league. IIOPPK K1XAI.I.Y WINM (LOCK AUAl.XST ttX'IIKAN NEW YORK. Nov. 51. '( AP) Willie Hoppe finally baa won a Mock In his world'a champion ship. . 11.1 balkllne billiards match with Welker Cochran but siems to have little or no chance of retaining his crown. After Cochran bad won seven straight blocks, Hoppe broke the spell by taking the eight lust night, SiO to 3U0. but Cochran leads the champion. 1400 to 1439, with only fonr more blocks to do, aids Piurrs LONDON English air pilots needn't fear unemployment If they are members of the Guild for Air Pilots and Air Navigators. The purpose of the guild Is to provide a quick means of Intro duction between employers and pilots, and la for the exclusive use of members. A registration tee of about 5 Is charged. This (s what we of fer: Twenty thou- 'and square feet of team heated stor age, first-class mechanical work. ng and greas- and all other nlomoblle needs. CRAFT BROTHERS The Floats! T 9 9 Marty. By BaUiger Motor Company. MAW HAW.' Youll TMrtirry old daowiu throw A FIT VNHSJM H 4TT a Ttirvr VPlfWY CAK OP VOuDt ! r- rte'LLTUiuk- 'l ,.ii WHAT (em TMSJ stiBJtrl Tie? .1 Special in Low-Priced Used Cart $20.00 to $75.00 H7.1 THE NUT CRACKER Rdd Iloush. the erstwhile hold out, who refused to piny for the mania last year hecanse Mctlraw wouldn't give him Jli.out). hai been trying to get bark Into base ball with the Cincinnati Iteds. If he ran got that much from His Reds, be shouldn't (Mil aruiiud with baseball any longer: he ought to run for atato treasurer, or something. King I.evlnsky. the Chlrngn hit, tier, and Jimmy Malmiey. the loston big hoy. are grailiiatca of the fish markets. It Isn't a very far cry from tha fish uiniLels lo the fight ring, nnwmlays. Yale beat Alfred 8 to 9. Ml tie Alfred couldn't stop Little Alble. Jack Sharkey offers to fight , Yonng StrlMlng for noth'ng. That's a grr.it deal too much. Ohio State used !9 players to beat the Navy. Most of them, ac cording lo the midshipmen, were named Kesler. O'Ooofty says he Isn't Interest, ed In any reporta of another world war. He says he'll be sat isfied with the Notre Dame Southern California game. PKKP Bore: I'm funny always throw myself Into anything I un dertake. Pretty Olrl: How splendid Why don't you dig a well? The Humorist, For Heaulu l'e Herald I lass d. f (SmQ)H sag" pig I rT iwi H US.06 CU COMS6.- UXHC UKS PQGCUUES ) TKAT-S SCINICt Ktt ! 60IM6 TO 06T O.U.. CAMCV4, VOO-.NO! ID tfSjt Bl6 GOCPBlOB BCFOCt) "WE A- BUSY? VlCS LOMO . JJ-wssw THAT IS ( i ZT cJ5 i, l&i Vz'wVv TU6PU5ATS A. Miykr BStCTUtWt P AfLKVat e mil n OAOVft HIM Co MUCeltAS MTTte Wftl OWstY.VvVHAT'O Vou oo. V If.-HfTOOK Orl y?jY Golden Bears and Cardinals Awaiting Their Annual Game IIEIIKKI.EY. Cel., Nov SI, (A P) California's Golden Honrs and Stanford's Cardinals waited In their retreats today fur Hi rail tomorrow which lll bring them tosnther for their sixty sixth "big game." The Hears pin their hope on their forward wall and I lie uhll lly tn block a p.isniiig. attack -a defense they have seldom shown this season. If tha Hue rnn hold the driving Curds, mid the tecouiltiry defense ran func tion against an aerial luirruge, doprsters say the Dears will have T Distributed bv Mason Ehrman & Co., Klamath Fall. Lorenz Co. Supply Jobber Certain-teed Roofing Asgum Roof Coating Valdura Asphalt Paints Flex Quick-Step and Geco 100 Pure Paints Dealer Will Find Our Stock Complete 1335 So. 6th. Main & Esplanade. OVER TO GER ;fPANY TO PROVE LOO AT T Hf If? USEO LnmiPHbAins and rsoutHT a kstOANANO A LIG-HT-. e- lil TOuru sad uiatsisi ATI maw 'havvvoJP lO'JH Ninr Nit N.-.liiii f I.V lll'.'M I heinilet 'imih- .. HT. Iti'.'H I hrjslrr 7t H.-tlnii sum I Hi! 7 Hull h, Slniiilanl iiih ... ... IKIt i-t I'ltimiuih H. ili. ii 4 .Vi an even chnuce. Hut If eltbel li.feiise fails, II will be Just "loo bad" The weakness of the Hues of both teums Is expected totiirn the gnnie Into a luitllo of tht air, which, previous showing Indicate, would give 8tanford a distinct advantage. Tliu Cards haven't appeared as a strong (cam, hut tln lr one detent, 4 1 lo 13 by Hun l horn 1'iill'orula, looks like a victory compared to California's 74 In I bealliiit by V, 8. C. Washington State and Washington have aid ed In ruining Ihe appearance of tho Hear eleven. Nature la always experiment ing, and i often wonder what she was .rlug to produre whea she made splnarh. Phone371 By Blosser By Gowan ;.