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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Sept. 17. 1931
Coaches Pick Grid Players for Alturas Tilt Saturday
LOTS OP BEEF
SUITED TO GO
ON F1BST TRIP
Hy J me Hlusser
(Klamsth lit Correspondent
ftnturriuy a heavy Klamalh
III football team will Invade Al
1 ii rim for thn first name of the
season. Although it I ouly
practice game. It will be a rood
test of tho ability of the Pelt-
Coach Arvlt plain to tako a
large sguad of -men to tho Cali
fornia rlty. The harktleld men
who will make the trip are: Hex
Hsmakrr, quarterback. light,
weighing only 155 pounda. but
fast ami experienced: Bill May
hew, forward pass artist, who
welghi 160 pounds; Norman Ta
bor, who haa ote year of exper
ience, fullback, weight 180
pounds, and Bob Elliot, who haa
on year of 1st team experience,
weight 1(S pounds.
Substitutes are: Bob Laurent
sen, newcomer to Klamath, who
weight Its, hai'tback: Shulmlre,
quarterback, weight ICS pounds,
and Bruce Borland, Hi pounds,
halfback.
The linemen, as chosen by As
sistant Coach Sinclair (or th
trip are: Mertou Coffman, who
crushea th beam at 210 pounds,
center: guards, Norton Taylor
and Clemon Sigford. who each
tip the scales at 165 pounds;
tackles. Bill Estea. 175 pounds,
and Paul Moreti. weight 170
pounds: ends. Jack Knight and
Ray Allen, who are both exper
ienced men, weights 170 and 165
pounds, respectively.
Substitute linemen are aa fol
lows: Don Bradley, 165 pounds,
renter: Bob Sloan, 165 pounds,
and Irwin Grubbe. 175 pounds,
guards: Ralph Macartney, 170
pounds, and Ray Porter. 100
pounds, tackles: ends. Alfred
Johnson, 160 pounds, and Don
Hoover, who weighs 150 pounds.
The northern California team'a
ability Is comparatively unknown
but Alturas haa had a month
more practice than Klamath, giv
ing them a certain advantage.
The Klamath roaches plan to
use every man In the contest,
enabling them to find out each
man's mettle in a game.
Standings
(By The Associated Press)
COAST LKAlilE
Club W. U
Los Angeles 44 S3
Oakland 45 34
San Francisco 43 34
Portland 43 36
Hollywood 3 40
Missions 34 42
Seattle 33 45
Sacramento 32 45
XATIOX.;,
Pet.
.571
.570
.558
.538
.474
.447
.423
.416
Pet.
.662
.579
534
'.517
Club W.
St. Louis 96
New York S4
Chicago 78
L.
59
61
68
70
73
Brooylyn
Pittsburgh
71
61
.49
Boston
83 .424
Philadelphia 60
Cincinnati 55
AMERICAN"
Club W.
Philadelphia 100
Washington 8
New York 84
Cleveland - 72
St. Louis r.
Detroit 57
Boston 65
Chicago 55
86 .411
90 .379 )
U Pet.
43 .699
56
.606
.596
57
69
.511
85 .410
86 .399
86
87
.390
.387
Fights Last Night
O'DELL FIGHTS DRAW
RENO, Nev., Sept. 17, (U.R)
Jimmy Flinker, Yallejo heavy
weight, knocked out Jack Beas
Icy of Oakland in the sixth round
of a scheduled 10-round bout
here last night. It was bard
and fast battle until the end.
Other results: Tlllle Herman,
Reno, and Joe Boyd. Seattle,
drew, (6); Jack Roberts, Reno,
and Tony O'Dell, Klamath Falls,
drew, (6).
JIAhINO WIX8
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17,
'(UP) Al Marino, 156. local
boxer, defeated Charley Hernan
der, 164, another San Francisco
toy. In the 10-round main event
at National hall last night. There
were no knockdowns.
Other results: Roy De Cans
nd Leo Hansen, drew, (6);
Pete Meyers decisioned Tony
Tovar, (6); Charley White de
cisioned Manuel Victoria, (4);
Louis O'Neill decisioned Johnny
Kunlch, (4); and Willie Keane
knocked out Vernon Hammer,
(2). '
Preventative as
Well as Curative
Medicine Available
SALEM, Ore., (UP) Oregon
tana may go to the family physi
cian for preventative medicine as
well aa curative, Oregon health
officials pointed out.
"While the local profession and
the community fully realise their
responsibility and cooperate In
meeting the situation. It should
not be necessary for a health of
ficer to do any curative work
whatever.
"Oregontans should be thank
ful for the atate medical profes
sion ard should go to them for
Immunisation work, but should
also feel free to go to their health
officers," H was said.
Well Fertilized
Germany Is estimated to nse
one-fourth of the world's chemical
plant fertilisers In an area slight
ly larger than the combined areas
of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana. Every farm in the
country Is fertilised at least every
two years,
Mehlhorn's Defeat of Abe
Espinosa Only Upset of Day
WANNAMOI8ETT COVNTRT
CLVB. Kumford, R. I.. Sept. 17,
0I.RV Wild Bill Mehlhorns de
feat by Abe Espinosa was I lie
only upset Wednesday aa the
annual P. O. A. tournament
moved Into the quarter-final
round.
Espinosa, two down aoon after
the start of the final eighteen,
rallied strongly to win. i and 1.
.Moat Klntw Win
The other favorites came
through without undue exertion.
Uene Saraien, twine winner of
the tournament and runner up
to Tommy Armour last year,
played sparkling golf to defeat
Paul Runyan of White Plalne,
N. Y., 7 and .
Armour eliminated Walter
Murray of Gary, Ind., 6 anl 3.
Armour led 1 up at the eud of
the first eighteen.
Horton Smith, playing steadily
all the day, defeated Willie Mac
Farlane, 1925 open champion,
and 5. Peter O'Hara who beat
Walter Hagen Tuesday, was
beaten 1 up by Tom Creavy, 22-
year old Albany, N. Y.. young-1
SAJT FRANCISCO. Sept. IT,
(CP) The Los Angelea Angela
have not scored a run In the
first two games of their aerie
with the San Francisco Seals,
that may decide the second half
of the Pacific coast league race.
Sam Gibson, star pitcher of
the Seals, shut them out tonight
while his teammates pounded out
19 hits for a decisive 14 to 0
victory, and the Angels' lead
over Oakland was cut to a thou
sandth of a point. The Angels
couldn't get more than one hit
in any inning ad their total was
five.
The Seals are ow only one
game behind the Angels and
Portland's Beaver atayed near
the leaders by beating Seattle,
11 to 7.
The Missions, making the best
of a forlorn hope to pas the
leaders, gained their second
straight victory over Hollywood
by a score of 4 to 3.
R H E
Portland 11 11 i
Seattle 7 11 0
Batteries: Walters and Fltl
patrick; McGraw and Cox.
- - R. H. E.
Missions , 4 11 0
Hollywood . ISO
Batteries: Lieber and Hof
mann; Page and Severeid.
R. H. E.
Oakland 13 1
Sacramento . 5 13 0
Batteries: Ludolph, Thoma I
1931-32 Season Opens
for
IBwllnimg
and
5siiiiaaE3(5is
Announcing
the
Saturday September 19th
at noon
The alleys and tables have all been recon
ditioned by expert mechanics and are in
better shape for play than ever.
A new and luxurious lobby has been in
stalled with comfortable easy-chairs and
other appointments for the pleasure of our
guests. The environments are all that is to
be desired by ladies and gentlemen.
If your firm, lodge, club or circle wishes to
enter a team in a league, phone us 1816
and we will be glad to place you. Leagues
are being formed for ladies as well as gen
tlemen. Practice Season Now On.
League Season Start Week of Oct 5.
RECREATION
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ater. Poor play on the tnat two
hole on both morning and after
noon rounds cost O'Hara victory.
Kliute Haa Towle
Billy Burke, national open
champion, had little trouble lu
whipping Rob Crowley ot Haver
hill, Mass.. and 4. llurke
finished the morning round 6
up.
Densmor Shute found the
business ot defeating Jim Foulls
ot Hinsdale, 111., quite a task
shut scored a sub-par 71 on
the tint eighteen but even that
gave him but a one-hole advant
age. Foil lis squared the match
on the thirteenth In the after
noon round but Shute came bark
with a birdie on the fourteenth,
a water bole, to take the lead
He won the final hole to win
two up.
Cyril h alker, former open
titllst, eliminated Johnny Golden,
member of aeveral Ryder cup
teama, 5 and 4.
Thursday's pairings:
Saraten'vs. Smith; Walker v.
Creavy; Burke vs. Espinosa;
Shute vs. Armour.
and Read. McMullen; Bryan and
Wins. (11 innings).
R. H. E
Los Angeles - 0 6 2
San Francisco 14 19 0
Batteries: WetieL Stltiel. Nel
son and Hannah; Gibson and
Mealey.
Filly Wins, Pays
$158.85 For $1.00
CHICAGO. Sept, IT, UJt
Mil Caroline, a 3-year-old filly
by Hourlea and War Tiding,
which had never won a race be
fore, captured the seventh rare
at Lincoln Fields Wednesday and
paid 1319.70 for a S3 straight
mutuel. Deducting the price of
a ticket thia figure represents
odd ot 1158.15 for 11 th
highest price paid by a winner
on the American turf in many
yer. ,
A SI place ticket on her paid
212.38, while a show ticket
brought 136.84.
Trainer Is Gleeful
As Horse Wins Race
CHICAGO, Sept IT, (& "Old
Butch" Covington, Kentucky bos
trainer for y'ara and y'ars. auh.
was rubbing hi hands In glee to
day over the performance of hi
three year old pride and joy. Miss
Caroline, which yesterday surpris
ingly won a race at Lincoln Fields.
paying 8319.70 for each 23 mu
tuel ticket to win, biggest price
ever paid on a horse In Chicago.
Mlsa Caroline surnrised "Old
Butch" himself because the daugh
ter of Hourless-War Tiding had
never before won a race or even
come close. In two year she
started eleven times, always fin
ishing eleventh or twelfth.
CARDS TO PLAY
A'S AGAIN ill
Ity IIKNRY M'l.KMOItK
I'nlteit Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK. Sept. 1 (U.PJ
Gabby Street St. Louia laid
tnala became National league
champlona for the aecond conse
cutive year Wednesday when they
trounced the Philadelphia Phil
lies, to 3, while the second
place New York Glanta were
dropping double-header to the
Cincinnati Reds, T to 3, and 4
to 3.
The Cardinal now are 13
game ahead of the Glanta with
but nine gamea to play.
Th standing ot th two clubs
follow:
W. L.
St. Louis 96 49
New York .. SI 1
Tct.
.663
.579
Gabby Comments
St. Louia has won four Na
tional flaga In the last seven
years. Last year the Cards did
not clinch the pennant until
September 26 when they went
three gamea ahead of the Chi
cago Cub with but two game to
Play.
Manager Street only com
ment on winning th flag waa
that "my boya deserved to win
and Connie Mack waa right when
he aaid th Athletic are going
to have a tough tlm In th
World Serlee."
Th Red pounded Hubbell
WORLD SERIES
GENUINE
us to
n it. ot.. nn
Esnsi
hard In winning th first gam
from the Giant. They won th
second by scoring ou run In the
eighth Inning.
' Th Chicago Cuba took both
ends of a double bill from the
lloston Uiaves, I to (, and 8 to
T. Th Cuba now trail -the
Giant by 6 4 games. Th
11 raves made a strojif bid for
victory In the opening encounter
when' they scored foar rune III
the final Inning. Th second
game waa a singles!, with the
Hravea getting 13 hits to 15 for
CMcago.
The Brooklyn Kobln streng
thened their hold on fourth
place by whipping the tiflh
place Pittsburgh Pirates, 11 to
6. The Holilus now lead the
Pirate by 3 gamea. Ulsson
ette and O'Doul wore banished
from the game In the third In
ning for protesting a decision by
I'luplra ltlgler.
In the American league Phila
delphia won lis 10 Otli game by
defeating the Cleveland Indiana,
7 to 6. Karnshaw pitched for
the rhampious and allowed alt
hits.
Alvln Crowder scored hi
seventeenth victory ot th sea
son as the Washington Senators
whipped the ft. Louia Browns, 6
to 2.
Kd Purhani bested Via Frasler
In a hurling duel aa the lloston
Ked So, defeated the Chicago
White Soi. 3 to 1. Durham al
lowed three hits, while hla niatos
touched Frasler for four.
Potrolt and New York were
Idle.
t.K.RMANY l.fcU
Of the three principal plant
foods, Germany leads the world In
production of nitrogen and pot
ash: the United State uses more
phosphate than any other coun
try, and Franc leads In their
production.
o)iyj
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were always subjects of great pride to him. Therefore, it is particularly gratifying to
otter this important saving and service to the American
public at this time.
BBSS9BK
Odds Offered by Bookies Against
A's, Cards in World Series Given
NEW YORK, Sept. It (U.R Althmiah nn rluh In baseball his.
torv ever has won throe successive world championships, 15 will
brine ymi H If you are certain the Philadelphia Alhletlra will Uul
accomplish the feat In the 11131 World Horle against HI. Louis.
Ottila offered by I ho bookies attains! thn Icuiua ute:
" Athletics to wlu wiles: Al St, l.ouls, 7 to 1"; at Plillsdelphla
aud New York, 6 to I.
Cardinals to win series: Even money no qunlntlon,
Athletics In win IUtgine: 7 to 10 1 to 3 If Drove Pitches,
3 to 9 If Knrnsliaw pitches.
Cards to win first game: Even money no quotation.
Alhlotlca to win four straight: 6 to 19 to 3.
Cards to win four straight: 16 to 1 no quotation,
Alhlotlca tu win two straight: 3 In 16 to 6.
Alhlellca to win three straight: 3 to 1 S to 3.
Cards to win two straight: .1 to 1 no quotation.
Cards to win three slralghl: 7 to 1 no quolullon.
Caldwell Wins
Own Game With
Hit in Series
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept. 17.
(U.R) Ray Caldwell, veteran
Birmingham pitcher, helped win
hi own ball gsm Wednesday
a th Southern league cham
pion defeated Houston of the
Teia league 1 to 0 In the first
gam ot th 1931 Utile series.
Caldwell held thn Buftaloea to
seven acatttred hits whll the
Uarona were limited tu five
safetlea by Dltsy Deun, famous
hltlesa wonder owned by the St.
Louis Cardinal.
Dean and Caldwell each got a
hit, but Caldwell's helped score
the only run during th game.
In the eighth Inning Taylor
singled to right fitter two were
down. Caldwell singled over
second base moving Taylor third.
oo
TOBACCO
5'
BttM
lie came bninn ou a two-bagger
by liaiicrort, Caldwell slopping at
third. Tho nest man lined to
Hi'lph, llouatun second baaenmu
and the uay'a scoring was done.
Wrestling Briefs
KANSAS CITY Ed (Btranglor)
Lewla, Lo Angeles, 234, defeat
ed larna Oetnpavlrh, Lithuania,
230: Ostopavlch Injured alter
winning firs! fall 2t minutes, 4
seconds, unable to continue.
UL'EIIKC Ilonrl Peglaiie, Mon
treal, SI J. defeated Count Zary
notf, Russia. 2"U: Zaryuotf un
able to ronlluuo because ot In
juries alter winning first full,
6 4 minute.
ST. I.Ol'IS Huns Kumpfer.
Germany. Sl. defeated llmly
Puses, uinalia. 210: fall In 26
minutes, 22 seconds: Joe Tools
.Moiidt, Colorado. 239. detested
John Zaruas, Youngslown. Ohio,
320; fall lu Zl minutes, 62 sec
ond. formerlv
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DEMPSEY FAILS TO
I.OOAN, I'tsh, Sept. 17, (U.R)
Jack lienipaxy, former heavy
weight ilintii iiliin of the world,
who la alleniptlng to atag a
comeback by tho "setup" route,
railed to knock nut any of the
tour heavyweight who met him
linre lust tilitlit.
Heinpsey appeared tired after
three aticeeaslv ulghla ot light
ing Wyoming and l ull boiers.
Ha hoicil Cyclone Workman,
Preston, Ho J; Hauling Lamor
eaus, I'reatou, 16: tleorge Nel
son, Logan, 110, and Del Ilai
ler, furnish, 197, tonight.
Heinpsey baa fought Raster for
lb past thren nlghta and baa
failed lo knock him out.
lntn psey weighed 19H,
The lioula were held !n th
t'liih Agricultural colleg sta
dium and were attended by a
crowd estimated at 1,900.
In Ilia United State thr (re
some 26.00 banks.
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