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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Sept. 25, 1031
Packed House Expected At Klamath Fights Tonight,
ELLIOTT JELLS
SIX REASONS
FOR INTEREST
Flahtera were, scheduled to
sreljta In t 1 o'clock tbli after
noon at the Waldorf and he
ready to clash tonight before the
blKRot house to witness a fight
card In Klamath Falla alnca Jack
lempsey rcfereed a card at tha
1'ellran (heater last winter
Matchmaker Hill Klllott Fri
day staled that b einects to
turn fight fana away at tha door
tonight and post "no Handing"
room algn.
Gives Six Iteasons
The causes ot tha Interest tn
tje card are:
1 A rivalry bout . between
Arthur "Steamboat" Jackson and
Kotneo LeMon, mlddlewelfthts,
for 10 rounds.
1 A hearywelstat bout be
tween Bob Marlele aid Orrllle
Darr, hearywels.hu. In which
beary timber" ia aura to fall.
5 A fast alx rounder between
Frankle Munroe and Jack Kirk,
two good fighters.
4 A return "settle It" matct
between Jack Ilibbard. a Weyer
haeuser youth, and Art McKillop,
a "pug" from Seattle who doesn't
like tbe way the Inexperienced
Ilibbard showed bim up in the
last bout.
6 A grudge fight between
Roy "Bones" Hood and Johnny
Copeland which was stopped when
they started to fight In Cblloquin.
C "Depression prices" with
rlngsidea at 13. reserved at (1.(0
and bleachers at SI.
Rivalry To Be Settled
There has been much rivalry
between Jackson and LeMon.
Jackson says: "1 feel confident
that 1 will win over LeMon."
and LeMon says: "I will win by
a knockout." LeMon'a manager
ia even more confident.
Jackson fana argna that Steam
boat can take all LeMon has
to give and can hit harder, and
that Romeo's legs will give away.
LeMon fans argue that Lemon
1a tough and can take all Steam
boat can give, that LeMon ia the
faster and better boxer and baa
wins over more distinguished op
ponents than Jackson.
Heaviea After Kayors
Mariels is considered faster
and a better boxer and ringman
than Darr. the slugger who keepa
berinc in and attempts to knock
out bis opponents aa early as
possible. Both are veterans and
both have many kayoes to their
credit, and each baa ahown in
Klamath before. They are the
aecond 10-round event. -
Munroe and Kirk are both
good boxers. Kirk can take con
siderable punishment for a col
ored boy and Munroe ia capable
ot inflicting enough for moat any
fighter. They fight six rounds at
135 pounds.
McKillop and Hibbard staged
a slugging match on the last card
with McKillop being awarded a
decision although many thought
be shouldn't have bad It. aa Hib
bard did the leading, and waa in
better shape at tbe end ot tbe
bout- They will go four rounds.
Names Officials
Damon Savage. Chlloquln's
former matchmaker, stopped a
fight between Roy "Bones" Hood
and Jobnny Copeland, Chiloquin,
and they were induced to flgbt
it out in the ring and get paid
for seeing who ia tbe better man
of the two. They will mix It at
Its pounds for 6 two-minute
rounds.
Jack Franey will announce the
3 -round card, Joe Blackwell will
referee and Paul Dalton and Dr.
C. V. Rngh will be Judges.
The card Is slated to open at
1:30. Tickets are on aale at tbe
Smoke. Mecca and Waldorf.
FAST, BEEFY, POWERFUL THUNDERING HERD WILL BE HEARD
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HOY'S TEAM
BEEFY, FUST
10 CLEVER
By NKA Service
1.03 ANUKI.KS. Sept. S5.
Credit Vnlrerally of t'allfornla
with weight, speed, power, experi
ence; to a SOO-nnuud line and a
191-pound backtleld arid Coach
Howard Jonee' statement: "I have
never started a season with a bet
ter eiiuad."
And you have (he reason the
Thundering Herd of Troy Is un
usually picked aa the muni prom
ising stiuad lu the raclflu Coast
conference.
Consider that for seven years
the Trojans have been the beet
blocking orgauliatlou In Hie weet.
And their new "system" and yoti
have more reasons why they stand
lop until stopped.
About this new shift. In gen
eral the plan uses four players on
the line with four dlrwlly behind
these. Tim four rear men Jump
either right or left as desired.
Jones expects belter concealment
of plays, ease In reinforcing a
leak slilo and employment of lev
vrnl now ti li k formations.
The most Impressive thing about
IT. ti. ('. Is not Ilia shift, bowover,
but rkperleuce Mint mull power.
I'lnetliully every tint airing mall
la from last year's regular leu in.
The one exception, Rosenberg, Is
a ClO-pouiiil snphnimiru luikle.
Hero la tlio probable Blurting
lluo-up:
Williamson, renter: linker and
Hall guurdx; Kosenherg anil Krnle
Smith, tackles; Spurling anil Ar
ItelliUle. ends; Hliavor. quarter,
back; Mitllnry and I'lnkort, half
backs; Mustek, fullback.
Hills three backfleld stars were
Inst through graduation. A II
Vmerirnn Krnio i'lnckert 20u) Is
hack at right balflmck, bolstered
by lieuo t'lavk (1H2). who per
formed well Inst year, and Itohert
Kr.klne tiuoi. iiiucli publlclied
freshinnn In'imio.
llordon Clark 1 10.1) muv bent
Tom Mnllnry 1 1 an I fur halfback.
Ilurold Hummock IINM, veteran,
and a couple of promising young
sters also are available.
This year (lalua Shaver (ItiOl
will opeu as quarterback. Shaver
la the suuail s beet kicker and
passes well. Orv Mobler illll,
sensational open field runner, will
alternate with Shaver at the sig
nal culling job. Albert Maloney
(l.'.H), who suw a little aervlco
la t year, also Is available.
Jim Mustek tlOO) la a mighty
powerful fullback. He has two
llkuly aopbomoro understudies In
Summers (ITS) and Sherman
(175).
Tbe Trnjun line weight has
been mentioned. It promises speed
also. Captain Slmilrv VVIIIIamsna
13031, center, will bn barked by
Hill Hawkins (luo). who was no
slouch In man. Curtis Youdull
(I mi I Is promising, too,
Johnny Ituker I Hi) and Hob
Hull (il3) huve the gurnet posi
tions. Sophomore prospects are
llnli Collier (ItlO) ami John live
(3110 1.
The Trojans really hum mora
lucklea than they run handle, Kr
nle Smith 13171 and Anron Ros
enborg I Slot have received firi.t
call. Al I'laehm ls) and Tay
llrown I3U1) uro also counted on.
I.es Stevens HUM and a number
of other hefly aophomorra rata
consideration.
tlarrett Arbelhlila (I7M and
Ray Sparling (17b I, the famous
1U.I0 ends, are bark. Kurd Pal
liter (1041. Howard Jo.lltt (173)
and Tonv Jurlch (I'JO) are rapu
ble aubstlluln eurts.
The Trolan schedule Isn't ni
breese. tipettlng against Ht .
Mary's here, Troy on successive
Saturdays tackles Oregon Stale,
Washington Slate, (iregon and
California. There la an lilla Sat
urday between V. S. C.'a Califor
nia anil Stanford gamea. ami a
gitmn with .Montana -before the
Notre Hume game In the middle
writ. Washington and University
of (leorgla are the final gamea.
WHO'S
COMING?
B. B. anil His Dog
Here are some of the stars who'll be doing things for University of Southern California this season: Vpper row, left (o right
Ken Baker, Gordon Clark, Ray Sparling, Tay Brown. Bob Ersklne, Bob Hall, Ernie Smith. Action Tom Mallory, Ernie I'lnckert
(above). Got Shaver. Right hand panel, reading down Stanley Williamson. Are Mobler, Garrett Arbclhlde and Jim Mustek.
Schaaf, Tuffy
Signed Again
CHICAGO. Sept. 24. (UP)
Nate Lewis, Chicago stadium
matchmaker, announced today
ha had algned Ernie Schaff, Boa
ton, and Tntfy Griffiths, Chi
cago, for a return bout here
either October 30 or Novem
ber 13. Schaaf won an unpopu
lar 10-round decision before a
crowd of 15,000 at the stadium
last night.
20,000 To See
Shrine Battle
At Portland
PORTLAND. Sept. 2 S. (API
Twenty thousand persona aro ex
pected to witnesa Portland'g first
football game
ot the aeason
here tomorrow
night when
Colorado and
Oregon State
college c 1 a a h
under flood
lights of .Mult
nomah field in
the annual
Shrine benefit
game. Both
teams will
reach Portland
today and each
will have a
llgbt workout.
The Coloradans
will arrive at
4:15 p. m., establish headquart
ers and then go to the field for
some limbering np exercises after
tbe train ride. Coach Paul J.
Scnlssler of the state college will
have his men- here early in the
evening, and aa soon aa the vis
itors have deserted the stadium,
hla heavy players will go through
their paces. Scnlssler is bringing
four full teams in the official
squad.
Schlssler' said today all his
regulars are in condition. Dur
ing the practice for the Colorado
game be atressed passing; and
accuracy of plays.
PORTLAXDEB WIN'S
LOS TXfiELFS. Rent 5 (1101
Matt Kelly of Portland, a new
comer at tbe local race track.
won the feature event in the
motorcycle races last night at
White Sox park.
George Lannom of Los An
geles won three events.
Hi
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AVRIT PREPARES TO PUT
FULL POWER ON FIELD
AS WEED GAME STARTS
The second prc-touferenc football came of tlie ucAnon,
and the first to be played on the new Modoc athletic field of
the local tilth school, will start promptly at 3:3(1 Saturday
afternoon Then the Pelicans and the Weed high school team
clash.
"We will start our strongest lineup In the Weed asm to
morrow," stated Coach Ies Arrlt of the Pelicans when lnter
Tlewed. Arrlt and Al Sinclair, assistant coach, hare trained the
boys carefully and consistently for the Weed name.
The entire squad will be need in this tilt. It was learned.
ATrit said that he depended on no particular stars In the game,
but on eleren men working together, to win. from Weed.
Although little Is known of Weed power, Ashland had
a tough time beating them a week ago, and the Pelicans are
assured that Weed will produce a strong team. A close game is
expected.
LEADERS OF
MAJOR CLUBS
Following averages compiled
by tbe United Press Include
games played Thursday, Septem
ber 24th.
leading Hitters
Player. Cluh An R
Si'mons, Ath. 500 106
Kuth. Yanks. 618 144
Morgan, Ind. 4 S3 87
Hafey, Cards. 437 93
Terry, Giants 602 120
Home Knns
Gehrig, Yankees
Ruth. Yankees
Averlll, Indians
Klein, Phillies
Foxx, Athletica
H Pet.
198 .380
192 .372
162 .350
153 .350
212 .349
Vines Defeats
Gregory Mangin
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25, (U.FD
Ellsworth Vines ot Pasadena,
had a narrow escape In the Pacific
southwest tennis tournament on
Thursday, but finally defeated
Gregory Mangin. 3-6. 6-3, 6-4. .
Today be will meet with John
Franey Will
Announce For
World Series
Jack Franey, popular sports
announcer, will again be pres
ent to tell tbe baseball lans
about the world series, play-by-play,
on the atage of the
l'lne Tree theater, alerting
next Thursday, Oct. 1, when
tbe two-time champions. Phil
adelphia Athletics, and St.
loula Cardinals meet for the
first game In St. Louis.
K. V. Woodruff of the Lost
River Dairy will again oper
ate his scoreboard showing
runs, hits and errors of the
game.
The Pine Tree Is being do
nated free- for the occasion
through tha courtesy of the
management, and tha play-byplay
reports will come over
The Newa and Herald leased
wire.
Van Ryn, who defeated . Pat
Hughes, English star, 6-2. 6-J.
Fred Perry and George Lott
also entered the semi-finals. Per
ry defeated Keith f.ledhtll. -7,
6-3, and Lester Stoetca lost to
Lott. 6-3. 9-7.
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I'N'ROTTLED MILK DANGEROUS
SALEM, Ore., (UP) Unbottled j
milk sold from cans is almost Im-1
possible to keep uncontaminated !
and is especially dangerous to
babies, health authorities pointed
out.
Hunting Parties Taken Care of at
Sprague River and at Fish
Lake Lodges. , '
Good Saddle Horses, Licensed Guides. .
Inquire at the
Hotel Lakeview, Lakeview, Oregon
Rodeo-Buckeroo-3 days
Fireworks -Canoe Canal
Boys and Girls Free Day
$60,000 Prizes Purses
Night Horse Shows
Oregon Products
Horse racing
Band contest
Formers' day
VTb
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10 K
LEGION
HALL
TO
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8:30 P. M. Sharp
BILL ELLIOTT, Promoter and Matchmaker JACK FRANEY, Announcer JOE BLACKWELL, Referee
Double Main Event 10 Rounds . .
STEAMBOAT JACKSON vs. ROMEO LE MON
. . Klamath Falls 155 Pounds Fullcrton High School Boy 155 Pounds J
BOB MARIELS vs. ORVILLE DARR
Portland 185 Pounds Spokane 190 Pounds
Serrii-Final, 6 Rounds 135 Pounds
FRANKIE MONROE vs. JACK KIRK
Klamath Falls
Oakland
4 Rounds 140 Pounds
ART McKILLOP
JACK HIBBARD
Return Match What a Fight!
Six 2-Minute Rounds 165 Pounds
. ROY BONES HOOD
JOHNNY COPELAND
A Real Grudge Battle
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Sale
9 Days Beginning Saturday, Sept 26
Ending Saturday, Oct 3rd
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Body stood. . CC fiO
Tires O. K PQQ'
Esses Coupe Rumble seat, 1929 model.
$295-00
Ford Sedan 19.10 model. License. 6
ankir:i.:l:.. $635-00
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1 $565-00
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Like new PQOU-UU
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$545-00
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