Sept. 21, 1931
THE EVENING IIEKALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Klamath Gridmen Prepared for Weed Tilt Saturday
FIRST GAME
IS SET FOR
ion
Til f I rat lioina (am nf th
year, and Hi flrat fuuiliull iinit
rr to lit playad on Hi Modoc
grlil field, will Ink plac when
th Klamath warrior fnr Wod
Iieit Saturday.
Couch l.eall Avrll and hla as
sistant, Al Sinclair, are working
tltlr itin for Iltn4iiaaln and slren
uoua prarllraa are being held. Al
though It la only practice game.
If. will arv aa a comiiarlauu to
rnnftirnc teams, aa Aahlaud fin
feated Ilia California t uiq by four
tourhdowns laat Saturday.
Th Klamatliltra are freah from
3D In 0 victory omr Alturaa laat
' Saturday, hut they am riirtlng
harrier (Ik lit agulnal Weed. I.aat
ear when lh two Ifluina claahrd
Klamath ecored ouly una touch
down. wluulng tb lama I to v.
Tho probable lineup for th
' Pelicans will ha: Kay Allrn. I..;
lull Kale., I I.; Norton Taylor,
I I I lion llradlry, c: Clemon Six
ford, r.g.; I'aul Norlta. r.t.; Jark
knight, r..: Hill Mayhue, q I Hob
Elliott, l b.; Hi llamakcr, l b.,
ad fob lturonaon, rh.
Ruhetltute ar: Ralph Mai art
nay, la; lrwlo Uruhha, It.: liar
Jurd llayee, l.i.; Morton Coffnmn,
r.; llotuer Maiwvll, r.g.; Kay por
ter, r.t.; Ion Hoover, r.e ; t'arrol
llrunlon, q.; Wllford bhulmlr.
h.b.; Norniau Tabur, h b. ; Mal
colm Sinclair, b h. : Melvln Par If.
b ., and l.oaia XI. Anich, l b.
WASHINGTON
GAINS OVER
YANK TEAM
NEW YORK. Sept. H. (U.P
Tha Waaliington Senalore
etrngthned their hold on th
runner-up tri ti In th American
lfa(tia yoatcrriar when they de
feated tha New York Yankee 3-1
la the opt'tilmr ronteet of a (our
game aeries. Th victory Increas
ed tha Henatnra' advening over
th Yaukeea to I S (antra.
A throe-run atlark on I.afly
Cotae In th seventh sav th
Senators thalr tlrlnry. Tha Sen
ators made only three htm but
thry paired lhm with an error
be Gonies fnr three rnna. Th
Yanka wrr held to flva hlta In
seven tnuinge by I.loycl lirnwn
and fnllad to niaka a safe blow
off Flrpn Msrberry In th final
twn aiHialona.
Detroit and Cleveland divided
douhlehearier In tha only olhar
scheduled Amarlran league com
patlllon. Detroit won tha Oral
cam, t to 7. attar lualn( a tour
run lead gained In lb Ural
Inning.
I Union Brown pitched th In
diana to a to triumph In the
nightcap, holding lha Tiger to
evra hlla and mealing to vlclorv
aflar hla malee pounded Sorrell
tor five rnna In tho sixth.
LEADERS OF
MAJOR CLUBS
following averages compiled
br th lulled Proas Inrlmla
games played Wcdneadny, Sept.
Urd:
leading Hitler
AH It II Prl.
Slmmona,
A a mi log 197 .Ml
lluth, Yanka
tlfl Ml 1"! .573
411 117 ll .S50
Morgan Ind..
Haley.
tarda 47 J 1 :.l .3S
Terry, Glanta 07 1M ilt .349
Homo ltuna
Gehrig, Yankees 45
Ituth. Yankra 44
Averlll. Indiana -13
Klln. Plillllra 33
roxj. A'hlailra 30
Burke, Von Elm
Win Exhibition
WKST OlIANliK, N, J . Sept.
14. (U.R 0 llll llurke and
tlrnrg Von Kim di(ealrd Hnhhy
Jnni'K and Kranrl tlulmi't.
and 7 In a .It-hols rihlhlllnn
malih for rhnrlty over tha -aal
and wont courts of tho Kaanx
County Country rlub hrro today.
Stones Service
to
h sy2
Leve Taul Johnson's Super-Service Station,
11th and Main at
11:15 a. m. Daily
Bonded and Tnaurod Lincoln and Cadillac Sedans
"Evary Driver an Owner"
The Dalles-California Stages
Birmingham And
Houston in Tie
For Series Title
iiiuminoimm, ai., npt.
(I'l'l Th lllrinliighiim llarona,
rhauiplntia of tho Hmillicrn Iragu
ilofi'iiU'il t tin lliiiialoii lluffalor-a
of llm Trma lingiiu, t In in.
In Hut aluli (ama of th Dhle
anrlna liar loduy, tlidng th aar-li-a
at thro gumra raili,
A anyxnlli and diwldlng (am
will ln playrd at lloualoo.
Toduy'a gaina waa th old
faahlomid "alug-foat" typ. In
aharp ronlraat lo III flva iloau
ly ronli'al'U gainaa which pre-cad-!!
It.
Illrmlngham collactad II hlla
off flrn lloiialiili pltihara, wlilla
the lluffuliii'a found two ll.iroui
liurlara for 1 hlla. Illrinlngham
uiudu thrro bum runa, lluualyu
two.
Th Una arur:
It. II. E.
Ilonalon ...1(1 111 1
llliniliigham 14 JI 1
liattrrlea: I'aynr, Kowlar,
llauanu, Mi'Cgha, Uaan and
Kunk; Walkup. bhoaf and Tay
lor. T
liy lilint HTKWART
I'nlfril rxHa Hlaff Correapooflaflt
NKW YOKK. Kept. it. (UJU
Jai-k Hharkoy today aakod a ran
rallatlnn of hla Ortobvr 1 bout
with I'rlnio Carnara, drnlarlng
that an Injured lift band would
make It liiipoantblo for Mm to (o
through wlih the ronteal.
Hr. William Walker, official
of th Nrw York Mate Athlatle
rotnmlailon, waa unable to find
rllnlral ovidanr of any recant
Injury to Mharkfy'a hand and aaw
no r paeon why Hbarkry rould not
go through with th ronteaU
Honor To Inyceticala
Promoter Jamea J. Johnaoa of
fered to poatpon tb bout until
Ui-t. II, but Kharkay would not
promlao to enter tba ring on that
date.
Th New York Blata Athletic
enmmlaalnn haa appointed four
dortnra. Including Knarkay'a per
aonal phyalclan, to Invaatlgate
Hharkey'e alleged Injury. All
principal and th doctor tnuat
appear befor tba commlaalon
tomorrow.
Many K a mora Out
Thoa are the facta In leaa
than too wnrda. Hut ayan Calrln
Coolldge, who wrote a lilatory of
the I'nlied Ktatea In (00 words
could not boll down to 10,000
wonla the rumnra that war put
In circulation Immediately after
Hharkry aakad for hl cancella
tion. The moat popular rumor, along
cauliflower row, la that Car-nt-ra'a
hackera, who reputedly In
cluded auch Influential rbarartera
aa Ownla Madden, on of Now
Ynrk'a "public enemlea" and
It II I r Purfy, H road way night rlub
proprietor, Inalated that tha con
Inal be a hippodrome affair at
have been Caruera'a previous
American ring appearancea.
Hbarkey, the rumnra have It.
refmed lo be a party to the "fix
but regarded It aa unhealthy to
openly rroaa the Camera board
of control and thita la pleading
the Injury at an "mit."
I'eryalent Htorlra
nepnrta that Camera waa
"arheduled" to win hav been
prevalent alnce the bout waa
flrat annniinied. According to one
alory Sharkey waa to "throw"
th bout under an agreement
whereby hla protege Krnle
.Hrhanf, In whom Hharkey hold
a large financial ttitereat, would
meet Camera next eumnier In a
"leveling" bout.
Then too there are th rabid
Camera aupporlera who Inalat
thai tiharkey In afraid of the
(Hunt Italian and la attempting
a "run out." They refuae to be
awnyed In their belief by the
rai'ta, which ahnw that Sharker
had courage enough to' meet
Harry Wllla when every other
fighter In the bualneaa. Jack
pempaey Included, waa giving the
"Klerk Panther" a wide berth,
that he waa brave enough to
carry tha fight to Jack Dampsey
and never haa ahown any cow
ardice In th ring.
Each Way
Hurs $7-6s
SHARKEY ASKS
CANCELLATION
OFPRIIII
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Women's Tourne yat Reames Club
Is Proving Highlight Of Season
Attention of all (olf player la
now focuaaed on one of tha moat
Interesting lournamenta ever
playrd al tha Keame (iolf and
Country club. Tha club houa and
greena are bualrr now than al any
lime during tha aeaaon.wlth the
women playera competing for th
trophy offered by Mr. Hunting
ton Taylor. Klrat round maichea
war played off thla week, and II
now appear that Mr. C. C. Kel
ler, who haa played wonderful
golf, although It la only her flrat
year, and Mr. K. W. Meraereau
will play tha final thatch off Krl
day. In th flrat round th retulti
wer aa followi:
Mra. P. A. Alhertaon defeated
Mr. J, I. Qulnn on the- (0th
green: Mra. C. C. Keller defeated
Mra. Oarar Peyton: Mra. If. K.
Ilaugar defeated Mr. Baldwin;
Mra. W. O. Fmlth defeated Mra. J.
Itoyai Hhaw: Mra. K. II. Pike de
feated Mra. Claude Davla; Mra. O.
II. Marryman defeated Mra. (!. A.
Krauae: Mra. Horace Rrldgeford
defeated Mra. n. R. Macartney;
Mra, K. W. Meraereau defeated
Mra. Fo(le, Mra. P. C. Adam re
ceived a by and will be entered
In the aecond round: Mra. C. A.
Manthe received a bye: Mra. How
ard Prrrln defeated Mra. tianford.
. In the matchea playad between
he defeated eight, who are now
competing for th conaolatlnn
price, Mra. J. L. Qulnn defeated
.Mr. Oacar Peylon: Mra. J. II.
Shaw defeated Mra. Baldwin; Mra.
((. A. Krauao received a bye; Mr.
Kogle defeated Mr. 11. It. Macart
ney. In th arecond round of the de
feated eight matchea Mra. Qulnn
defeated Mra. Shaw and Mra.
Krauae defeated Mr. Fog I. The
ronaolatlon award now reatg be
tween Mr. Qulnn and Mra.
Krauae.
In th aecond round of th play
for Mr. Taylnr'a trophy, Mr.
Kelley defeated Mra. Smith: Mr
Meraereau defeated Mr. Morry
nian. Mr. Adama and Mr. Per
rln havo not yet played their
match.
Soma of the playera bare al
ready conceded the champlonahlp
lo Mra. C. C. Kelley, who played
a 46 gtmie Wedneaday. Mr. Moa
aereau and Mr. Kelly will Play
the determining match Friday. A
largo gallery of apectatora ta ex-
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$800.00
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rloewt ttamra pTr wltneaned on
the roune.
Standings
(By Th AaaorlatMl IVeaa
)
laMJlT I.E.Mil F.
W. L.
Pet.
.574
.(71
.553
.535
.444
.437
.434
.434
San Francisco 49
lx Angele 4a
Oakland 4S
Portland 44
Hollywood 39
Seattle . 31
Mlaalona 3
Sacramento ... 34
34
34
21
40
45
49
47
49
AMERICAN- I.K IGI K
W. L.
Pet.
.705
.616
.607
.497
.409
.404
.400
.369
Philadelphia ..
Washington ..
New York
Cleveland
Roeton
Detroit ..
St. Loula
Chicago
..... IDS 44
93 i
91 59
75 7
61 SS
SI 90
60 0
65 94
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Pet.
.649
.576
.539
.617
.497
.434
.414
.354
St. Louia
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn .....
Plttaburgh
Philadelphia
Ronton
Cincinnati ....
7
113
73
75
64
63
68
53
64
70
73
7
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Kitzmiller Is
Star For Giants
NEW YORK. Sept. J4. (U.R
Tho New York (Hants foothal
team defeated the Hominy In
dlaua of Okmulgee, Okla., 63 to 0
laat night at the Polo Ground
In th Cilanta' flrat home game
of the aeaaon.
A crowd of 4.000 watched
Johnny Kltxmlller. last year's all
American aelectlon from Oregon,
reel off two touchdowns and
aeore three points after touch-
down In nta professional debut.
Sedbrooke. Mornn. Burnett, and
Cagla in the Giant backfield
scored at will through th weak
line of the visitors or via the
overhead route.
1928 Hudson Sedan
$400.00
1926 Chrysler Sedan
$150.00
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1927 Essex Coach
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EUGENE. (Speciatl Oregon
opens fta 1933 football acason
Friday agalnat the Southern Ore
gon Monmouth school. On Sat
urday the Webfoots tackle Wil
lamette, both game at nighl on
Hayward field.
Dr. C. W. Spears. Oregon
coach, baa not yat derided on
his atartlng lineup. It ta likely
that he will nse hla entire equad
In the two game and will not
pick hi atartlng eleven for the
Idaho gam In Portland the Sat
urday following, until after the
two practice tilts.
So tar only two playera seem
to have won regular place la
the backfield. They are Happy
Joe Lillard. the colored lad, at
left half, and Mike Mlkalak. the
pounding Pole from Minneapolis,
at fullback. Both are sophomore,
playing their first year ot vars
ity ball.
On the line. Captain Schuli Is
a certainty at one guard and Bill
Morgan at one tackle. The other
guard and tackle Is a toes-np.
Fletcher's Injured knee will keep
him out of the llaeup for two
weeks at least so he will b un
able to start at end. Bailey and
Bowerman. veterans, probably
will get the assignment. Erie
Forsta. twoJyear letterman. is
battling It out with a pair of
sophomores. Chuck Bwanson and
Rornt Hughes, for th pivot
post.
FiiJierman'a Memory Amis
ASTORIA, Ore.. (UP) Three
time. Fisherman Stoneman went
several miles to eat. Each time,
he returned without a catch. He
forgot his gear each trip.
DBQJS
iCENIC
Grsyhound busts slwsvi
choos the most scenic routes.
intimately revealing natural
beauty along tn way.
CONVENIEN1
Many daily departure well-
.
timed connections; down
town depots .... thcie things
mean added convenience
COMFORTABLE
Greyhound buses with their
deep-cushioned reclining
i.atl were especially designed
for luxurious travel comfort.
LOW FARES
New Itountl Trip Kvrurslon
to Portland 1HI
DEPOT!
880 Klamath Ave,
Thono pnt
W. M. Hanfonl, A (tent.
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CHICAGO STADIUM, Chicago.
Sept. 24, CUB Ernie fkbaaf, Bos
ton heavyweight, punched bla way
to a 10-round decision over Tuffy
Griffiths of Chicago bar last
night befor a crowd of 15,000
fans.
voted unanimously In favor of j
Bcbaar, but tb crowd booed th
deetaion for almost five minute
and refuaed to allow th an
nouncer to Introdnce tha partici
pants In the leml-flnal which fol
lowed th main bout.
Hrhaaf Favorite
grhaat Who went into the ring
a 7-6 favorite and boasting a
string of seven straight knock
outs, was pushed to the limit by
th lighter Griffiths. Outweighed
21 pounds. Griffiths stood toe
to toe and battled Scbaaf In some
of the most furlons exchanges
ever seen In the Chicago stad
ium. Schaaf weighed 203, Grif
fiths 137.
There were no knockdowns,
bnt Schaaf almost floored Grif
fiths with a terrific left book to
the head In th third round.
Griffiths, however, refused to
show any respect for Behsaf's
punch or his knockout record and
never gave ground to hi bigger
and stronger opponent.
Hrhaaf PanLstted
Schaaf atlff left jab and
sharp left books lo the head and
bodv punches frequently hurt
GrtrMthe. Tuffy'a right eye was
swollen and puffed, and be was
cut about the Hps and under both
eyes. Schaaf was unmarked but
he absorbed a lot of punishment
from Tuffy'a almost constant at
tack. Even as late as th third
round of the boat which follow
ed the Griffiths-Schaaf bout, the
crowd waa still booing the deci
sion. It waa the loudeit and long
eat disapproval ever beard
against a decision In tbe Chicago
stadium, now In Its third Indoor
season.
Crowd For Tuffy
Griffiths' courageous stand be
for Schaaf'a powerful body
punches and his willingness to
fight back had th entire crowd
on Its feet and yelling hysteric
ally through the late ronnds.
Larry Johnson. 175V. Chicago
negro, defeated Lou Scoiea. 173.
Buffalo. In the S-round semi-final
which followed the main event.
Johnson rallied In the late round
to win th verdict. Both fighters
bled about the face.
Dave Maer. 173. Milwaukee
southpaw, scored a technical
knockout over Tiger Thomas, 147
Philadelphia negro, after 2 min
utes, 55 second ot in secona
round. The retereo stopped tbe
bout after Thomas had been on
the floor a halt doien time.
John Schwake, 224. St. Louis,
defeated Salvadore Rugglerello,
200U. ot Italy In ( rounds.
Hymio Wiseman. 125, Des
Moinea, won a 6-round deciaion
over Solly Schuman, 126, Chi
cago.
Pen Justo. 151'.. Madison
ll'li., received the decision over
Phil Ross. 152, Chicago, In 5
ronnds.
Odds For Series
Drop One Point
NEW YORK. Sept. 24, CUB
Betting odds favoring the Phila
delphia Athletics to defeat the
St. Louis Cardinals In the world
series bar dropped In one week
from g to 5 to 7 to 5. the United
Press learned today.
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An. oa-H. tittTln. ftUums
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RESULTS IN
SPORT WORLD
LAST NIGHT
(Hy Tha Associated Freaa)
Chicago Larry Johnson, Chi
cago, outpointed Lou Hcossa, Buf
falo, N. Y , (I); Dave Hal-r. Mil
waukea, stopped Tiger Thomaa
Lelper Title. Pa., (2); John Sch
wake. St. Loula, outpointed Sal
valor KngvFlerllo, Italy. !
Hymle Wiseman. Dea Molna, la.,
outpointed Solly Schumann, Chi
cago, (6),
St. Louis Midget Mlk Gen
aro, Chicago, (10): Johnny (Pee
wee) Kalaer, St. Louis, knocked
out Babe Ruth. Louisville, Ky.,
(2); Lave Barry, Springfield, III.,
atopped Jimmy Saysrs. L Fayette,
Ind., (1).
(Ily The (aoriated I'reaa)
Columbus, O. Jo Stecher.
Dodd. Neb., cracked two rlba of
Lee Wykoff, former St. Louis Uni
versity football player, and end
ed tbelr proposed two hour limit,
two fall match with a body scis
sor la 17 minute I seconds.
Pay Richards. 120, Lincoln,
Neb., defeated Dick Lever, 211.
Nashville, 16:3.
Charlie Hansen. Seattle, won
from Al Batten. Brltlah Colom
bia, knocking him out with a left
hook to the jaw.
Quebec George Godfrey, Ttp
ervllle. Pa., 225. defeated Yvaa
Gradovltch. Russia, 232. two fall
to one. Grandovltch won first,
19:10; Godfrey second, 2:22 and
third 8:68.
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PLACE II LEAGUE
SA.V FRANCISCO. SepL 24,
(U.B The Fan Francisco Seals
beat Hollywood again last night,
and beld first place of the Pacific
Coast league by the same margin
ot halt a gam over tb Ioe
Angele Angela. Tbe (core waa
1 to 1.
It was the third time this
week that a pitcher for the
Seals has won a bard fought
dual with a Hollywood mounds
man. Turner ot the Star and
Davla ot tb Sea la hurled shut
out ball tonight nntll the eighth,
when tbe Seals scored on run.
Hollywood tied the count In th
first ot th ninth but th Seals
cam back strong.
Tb Angels beat th Missions
yesterday afternoon, ( to 2.
Oakland's Acorns. In third
place, lost Important ground by
dividing a double header with
Seattle. The Indians took tb
first game. 7 to 2. Oakland
scored five runs In the last In
ning of th second (am to win
it, 7 to 2.
At th end of the first Inning
Portland was leading Sacramen
to, 11 to 4, and the Beaver took
It easy the rest ot tb way to
win, 14 to 10, making It three
In a row.
Fire walking, a wierd ceremony
of East Indian countries, still is
performed by religioua fanatics
who walk with bar feet over
larg beds ot burning charcoal In
order to purge their souls of sin.
Hunting Parties Taken Care of at
Sprague River and at Fish
Lake Lodges.
Good Saddle Horses, Licensed Guides.
Inquire at the
Hotel Lakeyiew, Lakeview, Oregon
EVERY STATEMENT MADE IN
Beirds
a.re
subject
to a.
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Fighters who wll. appear on
th card Friday night at Legion
hall completed training laat night
with heavy workouts and are de
clared In good condition for the
bouta.
Steamboat Jackson, hard hit
ting alugger who can take pun
ishment. Is declared aet for
Romeo LeMon, highly touted mid
dleweight from California. It
has been Jackson's ambition for
some time to get In the ring
with LeMon. That In apite of
Manager Jack Walker'a atate
ment: "Steamboat la a good kid.
but a punk. Ther Isn't a fighter
in Klamath Fall who la gooii
enough for that LeMon."
LeMon chose th Jackson bonf
Instead of an appearance a'
Dreamland arena In San Fran
cisco. He wants to end this :sl):
about which Is the better men.
Both LeMon and Jackson n
In fin hape and no alibi on
that score will be accepted.
Rob Marlel believes that he
will win over Darr and Is so
confident that he haa asked for
a bout her with Dusty Miller.
Oakland negro heavy and main
eventer after he wins here. Mar
tele la lighter than Darr who 1
np to nearly 200 pounds but the
lighter man doesn't aeem to be
worrying about that.
Darr'a Record Good
Darr has a good record of win
many by knekonta, over such aa
Eddl Shelton. Joe Starr, Georw
Harlow, Frankle Mnrphy, Sammy
Taylor, Rill Nearlng. Nails Gor
man, "Spark Plug" Boyd, news
paper decision over Gene
O'Grady, Larry Holman, Sam
Eiseman, Mickey Colahaa, and
others.
Darr appears awkward la the
ring and shows llttl If any foot
work but is a alugger who bores
la on an opponent.
Frankle Monro and Jack
Kirk, both good boxers, tangl
in the six-round aeml-wtndup
after the double 10-round main
events. They will b the speed
bout of th evening, although
Munroe ha a heavy punch that
be wiahea to deliver on Kirk's
black body.
Jack Hlbbard and Art Mc
Killop will attempt to end their
lugging match In a four round
battle.
A large erowd ot fight fana at
tended th tlnal hard workouts
last night and cheered the work
ot tb boys.
Retired Cop Hants Thief
MEMPHIS. (UJO When bandits
entered the home ot James P. Ro
per, one-tim chief of detectives
here, and stole 1500 worth of
clothing. Roper led officers la the
manhunt despite the fact ha re
tired from th department lu
1910.
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ginia. Alabama and Texas produce
th most peanuts. North Caro
lina has the largest ylejd per acre.
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