THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Sept. 30, 1931
Cardinals Prepare To Win First Game Of Series
FACE TWO
DERRINGER TO
BE ON ill
ST.
bt. hovia, Sen. 80, i&r
Maiuurer .ehy turret of I he
ttt. lioal anllnale aausoanred
today I'aul sfcrringiw. youth
ful pitching ace playing hi
flrat mni la a major league,
woalit atart the drat paw oC
the World' eerie here tomor
row against the Athletics.
(Wclw Jimmy VYUsoa will bo
hla battery male.
turret aald rhanrea were BO
KO that Kparky Atlanta woaM
be able to play at third.
ST. I.OCIS. Bent 10. (TP)
Hent upon bringing the world
championship back to tha Nation
al league attar four years of
American league supremacy, tha
tH. Ionia Cardinal!' plan ot battla
calla for a victory over the Phila
delphia Athletic In tha all-Important
firtt gsme Thursday.
Setbacks In opening gaine tha
pait four yeara have dona much
to lower tha moral of tha Na
tional league pennant winner
and allow the American league
champion to turn all except last
year sarle Into a rout.
Gabby Waal First Gaum
"That first game 1 tha one we
want," aald Manager Gabby
Street, griuled leader of the Car
dinals, "and we are going to
shoot the work to get It. I don't
Irnow who will pitch for the Ath
letics, but we hope lt' Orove.
"W beat GroT once last year
and I think we can do it again
this year. If Grove pitches and
we win, well, anyone can tee what
a tremendou psychological
Tan tag a we'll bare the rest of the
aerie. That' why we are going
after this first game hammer and
tongs."
World series history records
that the team that take the first
game has gone on to win the
championship 1 out ot 27 time.
The American league team has
won the tint game the past ix
years. The last time a National
league team won the opener was
Jn 1S34 when Artie Neht. New
York Giants' southpaw, won a 12
Inntng duet from Walter Johnson.
.Washington star.
Kookle May Start
It has been taken for granted
that Derringer will start the se
Tles. but Street hasn't aaid so. It
.Derringer start for the Cards, it
will be a contradiction ot sound
baseball judgement Only once
before in world aerie annals has
a rookie pitched the first game.
Babe Adams, Pittsburgh, pitched
and won the first game of the
1909 world series against Detroit
He later won two more games and
the scries for the Pirates.
Grimes or Hallahan seem the
more logical choice if Street is
sincere In mustering bis strong
est battle-front for the first game.
;rlmes pitched the opener last
year against Grove and lost, S.3.
He was also beaten in the fifth
frame, 2-0, but Grime pitched
well enough to Justify tending
him back again this year. No
pitcher ran win many ball game
on an average ot two runs every
18 innings.
Hallahan blanked tha A'a, B-0.
Jn the third game last year, and
although he was driven off the
mound In the sixth game, he dem
onstrated that he has the atuff to
atop Simmons, Cochrane and
Jesa Haines' physical condition
seems to preclude any chance of
his getting into action, but, as
utual before a world series, all
sorts of rumor are flying about
On It that Haines has been scout
ing the A's and that he will pitch
the firat game. Haines pulled a
muscle in his arm at Pittsburgh
Just before Labor day, and to all
intent 1 out of the series.
The other two Cardinal crip
ples. Outfielder Pepper Martin,
who has a wrenched left knee,
and Third Baseman Sparky Ad
ams, who has a bad ankle, are re
sponding to treatment and will be
in the lineup Thursday. Both ot
them practiced with the Cardin
al today and showed little signs
ot their aliments.
Twenty-five of the Cards, look
ing tor the most part like vaude
ville actors, rode in a pennant
celebration parade through down
town Bt Louis today, giving 200,
000 bystander a chance to ee
how they appear in civilian dress.
Burleigh Grime, one of the
nattier figure ot tha National
league, wore a narrow brimmed
grey fedora. Grime is In vaude
ville during occasional winter,
and hopes for a better contract
this year. It he win one ot the
world series game from the
Philadelphia Athletics. New fall
hats and light grey salts, figured
In the fashion parade.
Hotels were tilled. Only dou
ble rooms were available. This
arrangement was a great financial I
aia W DUBlUeSB. AUJUUO WHO IT
erred a single room bad to pay
for a double one, from IS to (10.
Tickets for the games were al
so at a premium. Tha unfortu
nate fan who failed to get a re-
FOB
The 'Spirie
Was There But
Not the Bucks
There ar deer stories and
deer stories, but when two
blond sons of Sweden enter the
case, they become doe stories
and even rival fish stories.
Two. early morning hunters,
Swedish by birth, returned to
the city, parked their car on
Main at reel and proudly dis
played their kill for the day,
chesta Inflated and thumbs la
suspenders.
All might bar gone well,
with the hunters envied. It the
animals had been antlered
bucka instead of does. But the
Swedish boys did not aeem to
mind; they were too full of
"spirits" to notice tha lack of
born.
No name mentioned, but
tb story la vouched tor by
one who- aays he's in "tha
know."
Byrne Decisions
Les Kennedy In
Slow Slain Event
PORTLAND, Sept So. (UP)
Jimmy Byrne. 308-pound Cooa
Bay fighter who achieved tempo
rary prominence by staging a
tour-round exhibition against
Jack Dempsey during the lauer'a
tour ot the northwest, recently,
won a slow, 10-round decision
over Lee Kennedy, 190H. in the
main event here last night
Neither fighter seemed any too
eager to get in and "mix" the
fighting. Byrnes, however, ex
hibited what little aggressiveness
was shown and thus gained the
decision.
Jack Kentworth, 1S9H. won a
technical knockout victory over
Vern Butler, 1J5, In the six
round aeml-finaL
YESTERDAY'S
Coast League
SCORES
H.
It
1
E.
0
and
and
Missions
. 2
Sacramento
a
Batteries:
Cole, Lieber
Hofmann,
RIccl; Freitas
Wlrts.
R. H. K.
Los Angeles S 11 1
Osklsnd 2
Batteries: Petty, StltieJ. Moss
and Hannah. sCampbell; DagUa,
Jotaer and Read.
R.
. 3
H.
S
Portland
Hollywood
8
12
Batteries:
Posedel and Wood-
all
Page and Severeld.
R. H. E.
Seattle 2 1
San Francisco 11 0
Batteries: Kalllo and Cox; Gib
son and Mealey.
Robinson Back
Looks For Bout
CHILOQCIJf. Or.. Bob Rob
inson, local youth, who a couple
of years ago, made a name for
himself when Be put tne Bleep
touch to several aspiring light
heavies, is back in Klamath
county again and looking for a
chance to prove his wares as a
finished boxer. Bob made sev
eral appearances here and was
a great favorite with the fans.
Since leaving Chiloquln and Pine
Ridge he has fought all over
the coast
Robinson appears soon In a
match at Klamath Falls, and
there is some Ulk that ha may
be shown elsewhere In the coun
ty after that Recently he hat
been fighting at Seneca, the box
ing center ot the Burns country,
and has a record of nine K. O't
for the last ten starts.
Tanker Repaired At
Sea, On Way to Port
VANCOUVER, B. C, Sept SO
UP) The Imperial Oil company
tanker Albertolite, which was in
distress early today, near Swan-
son Bay, Northern British Colum
bia, is now proceeding to Van
couver nnder her own power.
Officials ot the Imperial Oil
company received the brief mes
sage that the ship crew Had
mad temporary repair.
tarn on hit application, could buy
a tingle reserved teat from the
ticket eharps tor from 111 to
$16. Tha gate price wat 36.60.
They're Delicious
Noon Luncheons
They're Serving For
35c and 50c
at
Elk Hotel Coffee
Shop
ATHLETICS ON
WAY TO PLAY
IN ST. LOUIS
Ry I It CAMKROV
I'alted Press h porta Editor
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. SO.
(VP) A unconcerned at though
they, war headed for nothing
mora Important thin an exhibi
tion gam with the Goota Creek
Terrors, tha Philadelphia Athlet
ics boarded a special train last
night tor tha west and tha first
two games ot the lJl world
series with tha St Loult Cardi
nals. There wtt no shouting popu
lace at tha North Philadelphia
atatloa to bid the American
league champions adieu or what
ever It Is yoa give big ball clubs
when they depart la -search of
fame, glory and wealth. There
must not have been more than a
hundred tans on hand.
Knthuaiaam Larking
The lack of enthusiasm ran be
traced to the absolute confidence
the Philadelphia fans have In
their team. Your Philadelphia
baseball enthusiast expects tb
A's to route the Cards Just as they
did la HJO, and can sea no rea
son to get excited.
The Athletics will arrive In Bt
Louis tomorrow and probably en
gage la a short workout at Sports
men's park, scene of the firat two
game on Thursday and Friday.
Connie Mack Silent
Connie Mack, as wss expected,
refused to divulge the name ot
his starting pitcher. The gener
al opinion la that Lefty Grove,
who won SI games thla year, will
throw 'em dowa the line for the
A's In Thursday' opener. Cer
tainly, Grove, with his unparal
leled record tor a left-hander, is
the logical choice.
It Grove does not drsw the
starting assignment, George Earn
shsw, the tireless right-hsnder
who fast-balled the Cards to
death in the 130 series, probably
will. Earnshsw is in top shape
and said he would like nothing
better than to get the first crack
at the National league champions.
All la Good Mhape
Watte Hoyt, veteran right
hander, is another who is given a
fair chance to pitch the opening
game.
A was predicted, tha Athletics
all were in good shape when they
left for the west All the cripples
from Mule 11 ass, centerflelder,
whose broken wrist kept him Idle
for many weeks, to Mickey Coch
rane, said to be suffering from
some sort cf a breakdown, were
on hand and In good spirits.
Mack said he would be able to
throw his full strength against
the Cards.
Standings
(Bt The Associated Pre)
COAST LEAGUE
Club W. L. Pet
San Francisco 54 37 .591
Oakland 64 41 .508
Los Angeles 48 41 .$44
Portland 47 45 .611
Hollywood 43 47 .478
Seattle 41 63 .43
Sacramento 40 SI .440
Missions 38 (1 .427
DES MOIXE9 WIX8
DES MOINES. Sept. 30, UP)
Des Moines todsy neld the West
ern league baseball championship
tor 1831, having defeated the
Wichita aviator in four ot tlx
games In the playoff aeries here.
TONKER8, N. T., Sept SO.
(UP) Victorio Campolo, Argen
tine heavyweight, scored the
quickest knockout ot his career
last nlcht at the Columbna Sport
ing club by (topping Charlie
Wepner. a New Yorker. In 1
seconds of the first round of a
scheduled eight-rounder. Cam
polo weighed 125, Wepner,
15.
LAST DAY
to go East at low
Summer. Roundtripsl
You have until midnight of
Oct. 15 to leave for the tut
at summer roundtrip fare
. two week more thao last
year. Your ticket is good
until Oct 31.
Remember that we can
take you East thru ClifornU
' (ana return on any northern
line) for only a few dollar
more than an ordinary trip
straight East and back.
FaciSIc
Passenger Station, Spring and
Oak St. City Ticket Office, 611
Main. Phono 2000.
Some Salient Facts About
World Series Game Thursday
ST. LOUIS, Sept. SO. (AP) Salient facta concerning tha
World Berlea games starting tomorrow:
Contesting Teams St. I.ouls Csrdlnala, rhtmplnnt ot the
National League; Philadelphia Athletics, American League
chant ptona.
Probable attendance St, 000,
Probable receipts 3188.000.
Probable batteries Philadelphia: drove and Cochran; Bt.
Louis: Derringer and Wilson.
I'mplrve -Klrhard F. Nallln and William McOowan, Amerl- '
can League; William Klein and Albert Stark, National. League.
Time 1: SO p. nt., Central Standard Time.
Betting Athletics 7 to 6.
Weather forecast Partly cloudy with moderate temperature.
Series schedule St. Louis, tomorrow and Friday. Philadel
phia, Monday, Tueaday and Wednesday. Returning to 8U Louis
for the sixth and seventh games. It necessary.
Broadcasting National Broadcasting company chain tnd
Columbia Network, 2 p. m. (E.S.T.).
er mo VANDALS
EUGEXB, Ore.. Sept SO,
Battle line and the line ot
Scrlmmuge were tightened here
today aa Oregon mustered Ita
forces to repel a vandal Invasion.
The meeting will take place
Saturday at Multnomah atadium
In Portland. It will be Oregon's
first major game ot the year.
Tb Idaho Vandals, according
to word reaching tha Oregon
training camp, outweighs the
Oregon line and will be able to
put a more experienced team on
the field. This Is the ford
brought back by Gene Shields,
Oregon line coach, who Satur
day aaw Idaho march through
the Whitman line tor tlv touch
downs. So Doc Spears, head coach, has
decided that If Oregon Is to win
It must be by virtue of a faster
backfield. To meet this emer
gency, then. Spears Is giving hit
men plenty of scrimmage prac
tice. His hop ot defeating Idaho
reels with a ualf-dosen sopho
more backs and two veterans.
British Election
May Be Held Soon
LONDON. Sept, SO, 0J.FD
Prime Minister J. Ramsay -Mac-Donald,
smiling broadly and sa
luted by aa applauding crowd,
went back to Buckingham Palace
today and discussed the coslttlon
government's future with the
King. Later, responsible quar
ters In the House of Commons
circulated reporta that the cab
inet had decided definitely in
favor ot "an early" general elec
tion. Tha official attitude ot th
government. In view of MacDonr
ald'a known deatre to hold him
self aloof from any political fac
tion In the present national emer
gency, remained in doubt
Hard Time Dance
Successful Event
The hard time dance sponsored
by th Mills Parent-Teachers as
sociation Friday evening. Sep
tember 25, was a decided suc
cess. The costumes were excel
lent Prize winners wer Mis Dor
othy Fiddler and Buddy Arnold.
Girl scouts sold Ice cream which
was donated by the Raymond
dairy.
Judges of the airalr were J
Percy Wells, superintendent of
city schools; Miss Etta Farr.
principal ot the Riverside tcnooi.
and Miss Lillle Darby, city school
music supervicor.
EftlrO
PLUS!
I II i I iis IS ss
Mo R I than 70 horaepewr denveveej
by the) famous Hall Engine) . s . Href lh)od
poefngor car motor wttft 6-port Intake)
manifold . . . . hat stabllshed D VAUX
performance as a new criterion among
lowco3t automobile
595
fa ft b 6cvij1 Rtsplefis Mlejibjyejpj
Hamaker
42.1 South Sixth Bt.
RESULTS IN
SPORT WORLD
LAST NIGHT
(By The Associated Press)
BOSTON Pat O'Shocker. SIT,
Salt Lake City, threw Glno Gar
ibaldi. SIS, Italy, 48:11; Jack
Smith. 137. Chicago, threw Bill
Nelson. 208, St Louis. 11:45;
Joe (Toots) Mondt, SIS. Colo
rado, threw Tiny Roebuck. 247,
Tulsa, Okla.. 20:05.
CLEVELAND Joe Btetoher,
Nebraska threw Al Batten Can
ada, 37:32.
BUFFALO. N. Y. Ed Don
George, 228, Buffalo, threw
Karol . Nowlna. 188, Chicago,
68:01: Leonard Maraluso, 205,
New York, threw Rudy Ladltsl,
218, 15:48.
BAN FRANCISCO Wltdek Zy
bvako, 235, Poland, defeated Dr.
Karl Sarpollt. 210, Cleveland,
two falls to one. Zrbsiko 15:00
and 6:00; Sarpolls 7:00.
AKRON. O. It. 0. Chrlstnsr.
Akron, outpoluted (newspaper de
cision ) Natl Brown, Spoken,
(10); Tiny Powell, Akron,
knocked out Phil Friday, De
troit, (1).
LENOX, S. C Victorio Cam
polo, Argentine, knocked out
Charley Wepner, New York, (3).
Byrne Defeats
L A. Battler
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 30,
UP) Jimmy Byrne, big Marsh
field heavyweight who made It
Interesting for Jack Dempsey at
Eugene recently, pounded out a
tea-round decision over Lea Ken
nedy, Lo Angela, here lsst
night It was a hard struggle,
however, - and Kennedy wss
handicapped by never having
fought a left bander before. Ken
nedy' great boxing ability stood
him In need In the latter rounds
when Bryna went after him with
terrific lefts to the head and Jaw,
Bryne weighed 208 '6 pounds,
Kennedy 180.
Man Falls From
Wagon, Is Killed
AURORA, Sept SO, (API
August Gleswln, 47, who lived
four mile west ot Aurora, was
Instantly killed yesterday when
be fell from his wsgon. The
tall was rsused when a rope on
which he wss tying a losd of
straw to to the wagon broke.
A brother, Fred, of near Aur
ora, Is the only surviving rela
tive In the west Gleswta wat
inot married.
USANCE
iff )t e a J
Motor Co.
I'hone 1040
SEATTLE'S TEAM
BAN FRANCINCO. 8ept. SO,
(IT) Anxlout to cinch Ihe sec
ond halt ot the Parlfle Coast
league race quickly as possible
th Han Francisco Bealt trounced
Seattle last night, t to S.
Oakland, however, remained
only two game behind the Bealt
with tlx games yet to play In th
regular season. The Oaka de
feated Lo Angeles, which Is now
four and a halt games behind th
Seals, ( to 6.
Sam Olhson wat on the mound
for the Beals, gaining his ISth
win ot the season. He allowed
nine bits, hut kept them well
scattered and wat never In sari
out trouble.
A slxrun rally In the fifth In-
nlug gave the Oaks their victory.
In the other gam, 8acramnto
beat th Missions, 8 to 3, aud
Hollywood defeated Portland, 6
to S.
U. S. C. Is Weak
On Pass Defense
LOS ANGELES. Sept. 30, (T)
Howard Jonea haa joined the
group of coaches Willi a gloomy
outlook. Iln la worried about
hi team' defense (gainst for
ward passes, a part of the game
ot football la which Oregon State
specialises.
In a practice gam with th
second string team yesterday,
the Varsity allowed lottr atralght
passea to be completed. Willerd
Brouse. sophomore, did the
throwing aud his work lsst night
may win him a regular place on
the vanity. It was Brouse who
wss being warmed up on the
sideline when .the St. Msry'a
game ended.
Jones It striving to perfect a
defense against Oregoa State
passes which likely ar to be Ihe
main part of Saturday' game at
the Olympic atadium. He frank
ly admit hi team't defense
against aerial attack It not what
It should be.
ZBYSKO WIND
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. SO.
(UJJ Wltdek Zhysko. 2J6. Tet-et-ea
65 year old matman, de
feated Dr. Ksrl Sarpolls. 216,
chiropractor, here tonight when
Sarpolls missed a flying tsskle
and fell unconscious. Zbysko took
the first fall In 16 minute with
a wrtat lock and Sarpolla used
th urn bold to win the second
In 11 minute.
Red Ball Stage
Line
On Stag Daily, for
Lakeview, Oregon
Terminal
Stage Depot
830 Klamath
PHONE 999
Leave K. F. 8 :30 a. m.
Painless Prices on
New Goodyears
Wc won't extract much of your money. Our.
prices for new Goodyear Tires are positively
painless the lowest you've ever been asked.
And we'll show you why our tires stand up
the best of any. Come in see us before you ict
1 caught on the road again.
Its fSMSS
GOODYEAR
PATHFINDER
Iff rises sfMfy Its? -JUST
LOOK AT THISB SAVINGS
Slit Buk Ptlr Stl
4.50-20 (29x4.30) 35.60 10.90 21J0
4J0-21 (30x4J0) tM 11.10 22 JO
475-19 (28x4.75) t.S 12.90 2SM
1.00.19(29x5.00) 6.98 13.60 27 JO
3.25.21(31x5.25) 8J7 1 70 33.40
(.50.19 (29x5.30) 8.90 17.J0 . 34.80
30UKR.CI. 4J9 SM VM
Hi atfl'Ss'l sM M
410 South Sixth
A's Quoted 2-1
Favorites To
Take Series
BT. I.OUIH. Hsot. SO (UP)
Tha Philadelphia AthUtlct wer
Quoted aa S to 1 ftvorltss lsst
ulght by Turn Kearney, St. Loult
betting commlstlunsr, lo win tbt
world series from th St. Loult
Cardluals.
Ksarnsy'i oddt follow:
Bsrl.s:
Alhlailrt 1-3.
Cardinals 3-3.
Flrat game:
Athletics 3-6.
Cardluals 8-6.
Four straight:
Athletics 3-1.
Cardinals 30-1.
Cross Defeats
Helen Jacobs In
Coast Upset Tilt
BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 30.
(C) Kdltu Crosa of Ban Fran
cisco defeated Helen Jacob of
Berkeley Tueaday In the biggest
upat ot th I'aciflo coast tsunls
championship bar thus far.
Mis Jacob I ranked th
second beat teanl player amoug
women In th country and was
xpeeted lo go Into th final
round.
Misa Crost won by th score ot
S I. 8-3. 8-3.
Another exciting mttrh wat
fought In th men's double. Sid
ney Wood. Jr., United States
Davit cup player, and Letr
Stoeffen defeated Lfurlaon Drla-,
coll and Ray Casey, 7-6, 6-7, 8-7.
County Tax Board
To Give Decision
On Protests Soon
Tb county board ot tax equal
isation will return It decision on
II protean of lax valuations for
1331. by October 14, County
Judg Fred R. Woddard. member
ot the board, stated yeaterday.
Time tor the filing of protests
ended Tueaday night and unleaa
Ihe stats tax commission reopens
th lime for filing petitions and
granting bearings Is closed tor
this year.
More pretests have been filed
this yesr by Individuals than la
paat yeara. It la dated, although
the Weyerhaeuser Timber com
pany I th only firm protesting
th assessments as made. '
Stop and shop through Ihe
Want Ads TODAY. You'll sav
money or make It
They're the Beet
Noon Luncheon
In This City Folki and
Only
35c and 50c
Elk Hotel Coffee
Shop
GOODYEAR
PATHFINDER
Acme Motor Co.
nov Anderson tnd Jack Hen-
thaw, two ot th wrestlers who
'Uljippetr on III wrestling card
w'sidny night it l.tgloa hall, will
appear In an eihllilllon tonight
it 3:30 o'clock at Ih Klamath .
Alhletlo club,
All faut art Invited la attend
it. f.D. wreBlllne aKlilhltlnn llile
vetting. Matchmaker Hill Klllott
slates, various noma win oe uvm
onstratsd. , I
Other wrestlers who will ap- I
pear on the card Friday night are
i - -i . .. -.v. In 1 1 I I- U w Ia.
day and tomorrow and take light
workuul preparatory to me gen.
eral mix which will be the first
wrestling rard presented her In
the last two and a half years.
Schaaf Leaves
Hospital Soon
IIOHTON. Sept. 30, (VP)
Krnle Hchaaf. Hostnn heavyweight
who haa. seared teven knockouts
In bit last sight starts, will be
ah! lo lev Kt. Elisabeth' hos
pital Frday, Dr. Martin Bpellmsn
aald today.
Dchaaf'a left arm developed
septic poisoning during trslnlng
(or hla recent bout with Tutry
lirltflihs at Chicago.
Hcro'g What You've Ber.n
Waiting For
Noon Luncheon
35c and 50c
Elk Hotel Coffee
Shop
Hammer price writ soots
be ever. Order roar awp
ply quirk sad ear aesa
anoary.
Free coasattatloa aa all
Fuel oil aad Oil Barner
proble
Fuel-Oil.
Oil Burner
Coal and Wood
PEYTON & CO.
"Wood to Burn"
IM H. 7th. Ilios OAS.
A positive feci I A new
4.40.21 now cotle you
only
498
39.60 the pair
4.40.21 site
Phone 680
III