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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Roy Anderson
Seldom Loses
In Ring Tilts
Norwegian Wrtillw
FIhU 2.372 Times
And It Defeated in
Only Fourteen
Mr JOM IMUMfcV
Just 1,171 time baa Hoy
Anderson, wrealler, looilell
lal, mlnlalar and Iravellar,
bored hi brnad ehouldera
through ttiernpea of (be araoa.
Thala a remarkable athletic
history. But what I more re
markable, tbla aame Anderaon
lias loaf only 1 raatrhra and
tied Id olhere.
Ho von raa see for ronr
k selves. Jerk Wallace, cham
pion of tha antipodes, will
bare a rough Saturday night
lit hit uieln boat wllh Ander
son oa lull Rllioll's card at
the l-eglnn hall.
a a
Wrneller, fnolkalllat, nilnls
ler and traveller la a ennglnm
eratlun of achievement In nv
one'e life. All Iheae crom
uliahmenta doV-tll together.
Anderaon waa the etar
laral oa the HI, Olaf'a col
f leg elerea at Northfleld.
Minn. That was a loaf time
ago It yeara for fhla N'or
weglon wreatler oow la 41.
Anderson bad ao aerloaa In
tentions toward a wraetllaf
career when he had hie flrai
aiairh. It' as only a rough
and arable atlalr wllh oae of
hie college nialea, but a gen
eral aptitude aad llkeaea for
the lame encouraged him te
tlrk.
a a a
Anderson's flrat bout out of
collie ae against a hnaky
Nnraeglan at rleatile. Andar
ana weighed only 171 aad hla
opponent SSI.
After winning tbla bout An
derson ennerlentloealy started
hla travels. Krom Heat tie he
went anrtb to Canada end Al
aska. Following thle loer he
hied orar to China, Japan.
Jerusalem and India. la
Japan be waa undefeated la
17 tournament aiaU-hea against
all the beat )l jlteu wrestlers
of I be Orient.
Over la Idlan he defeated
Tabada tiahma, tha Hindu
champion. The boat laeted
three hour and 17 minutes,
and ao mat waa aaed.
Ota Koanenberg. Dtranfler
l ew la. Krank tlotrh and all
the other great wreatlera at
modern tlmea bars beea Aa
dereon'a oppoaenta.
Anderson entered the World
war aa an aviator, and adapt
ed the "airplane apla" to hla
wrestling methods.
The nilnlalerlal rareer of
title Norwegian wrestler waa
eieruteri In the aluina of Lon
don. Anderson aludled for
the mlulstrv while at St.
tilaf'a college
aae
Anderaon la not a big wrest
ler, hut what he hae lacked la
weight he kaa made up In
peed, Hla atria of fighting
la rloeely modeled after the
feet, darling type of liobla
Heed, ei-ulymple rhamploa.
who haa a eannr eomblaatlon
nf speed aad science ta coat
bat brann.
a e e
Tha wrealllnc bnalneaa ta a
difficult one to promote, but
lull Klllntt haa alerted out
with a Hat of more than or
dinary wreatlera. Anderaon
and Wallare are two of the
beat known In the aame. and
I heir eagerness to meet Una
Honnenherg probably will
make the bout gllatan with
fighting. Klllult haa prom
ised the winner of tbla malrh
a rhaace to meet Honnenberg
here neil month.
Street Optimistic
Over Next Year
CAHTIIAOK, Mo., Oet. II, (Pi
"Usbtiv" Htreet, Cardinal pilot,
peaking at a dinner In hla hon
or hero Inat night, expreaaed fear
that Jess llalacs, Telaran are of
the Kt. Iott lei ataff, would never
he able to pllrh again heratiae of
the ami lojni-y he suffered to
ward the rlnae of the aeaeon.
Aaked about the prospects nf
the Cardinal neat year; the
the manager aald:
"They couldn't atop ua In
1931, and I dnn'l eee how they're
going te do aa next aeaeon."
Wildcat Fullback
Out of Ohio Contest
EVANSTON, III. Oct. tl (UP)
Roh Ituaaell, Northwestern full
back who waa Injured In the
opening gnm nf the season
against Nebraska, removed ton
mat from hla ribs and returned
to practice today;
It had difficulty In moving
about and will ba unable to play
ngslnat Ohio dial Saturday.
Cnach Pick ilaulev bnpea Itua
aell will be ready for the Illlnola
tame October .11. Ollle Olson,
annhomore fullback, who haa
been mining an Infected leg,
waa able to take part In tflday'a
crlmtnage agnlnat the fresh
men. COI.UMHUH, Ohio, Oct. tl.
(Ul) Ohio mate went through
a comnarntlvelv light workout
today In preparation for aalur
dny'a crucial gume with Nortll
weatern. Coach Bam Wlliaiuan
gave the llurkeyea several ,nm
playa. All playera are In tnnil
aliape except Ted nnecjni,
aophomore tackle, who probably
will ba out for the aeaaon.
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Lunch 11 to 2
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Medford Has String of Impressive Victories
TIGERS SUFFER
BUT ONE JOLT
THIS SEASON
Hy ARTHUR RHOKNt
MKUKOHU, flrt. 10 (gterlsl)
With Impreaalr victories over
f'rearent City. Kureka and drama
1'aaa and a It- defeat at the
baadt of Marehfleld en their
record, tha Wed ford blah Tlgura
ar entering late lateusiv trala-
lug tbla week tor what looks to
be their biggest ghm of tb
year with Klamath 'alls. Batr-
day. October 14.
Coach nurgher'a ekargera
cama oat et the' areata paaa
game victor by a S4-T count
aad are favored (lightly ever
Uie Pellcaaa la the coming
game ' Tha fact that lb gaie
la te be played oa the Klamath
field make lbs dope about even.
Attack Pnaale
J oet what the natar ef Ike
Merlford attark will-be fc oaae-
tionable. In (be Kareka gam
ft waa the paean which downed
tbe Logger. - aledford ooev
pleled aevee eat ef 11 for a
yardage ef 117, aialaat Mareh
fleld. Tbe end ran gained the
moat yardage, while el Ureal
I'aee, tb Caveman tarllea were
kemuiered for bage gala all
arternoon, with a few paea
aprlnkled In to keep them gueee
Ing.
Medferd chief ground gainer
tbla year ta Jted fteheel, 1 It
pound halfback. Ilia chief fort
I planglug through tb tin and
hla klga knee actio aiakee him
a bird man to atop. Ta team
with Mm la tba bet k field II ar
gil r Bare US-pound Max (lllla
aky at Ike ether half In Inject
epeed'tnta tha attark. (tanning
Interference tor theae two are
two 17-eoaBdera, Cumbruna
Bad flrbtBer. Harrington,
quarterback, la good paaeer
and algnal caller and handle
tb aeatlag for tb Tiger.
Merer! Injartre
Medford' tin will average
about 1 ponad aad her back
around l. Hilly Walker.
pdy llttl half who ran
through the ellraaa for inch
heavy gain laat year, will prob
ably get Into actio again ttatnr
day after aa enforced layoff ef
two week. Scheei and Olllaakv
both have Injuria which hamper
them, but will be ready far
earvtce. Coach Burgher believe,
ttcoro of Wed ford game ao far
thi ;ar ar aa lullowa;
Medford, : Craereat City, t.'
Medford, ; Marehfleld, 1),
Medford. t: Rareka. I.
Medterd. tl) Qraata Faaa. T.
Although not definitely aet
tled. th Urtiag lineup for the
Tiger probably will be Bennett
and 8hrleve, ende: Whit and
Cunningham, tackle; 01ra and
Mlnr, gnarda; Cave, center;
Harrington, quarter: Znmbrunn
and fkhl, kalvea, and flrhtner,
fullback.
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!S ANtlEt.F.9. Vt. II, (UP)
The rarlfle Coaat league drew
a paid attmdtac of l.57.595
peraon daring th 1111 eann,
a decreaaa of IS, St over the
prevloua year. Praidenl Harry
A. William announced tonight
William maintained ther
waa ao loa, Inaunuch a th
canon waa two week ahorter
than In 130. He aald two
week more probably would bar
made th attendance larger than
In 130. Night haaeball. a er-llt
eaaon and a ladle free peltry
undoubtedly held th attendance
"tip te normal In aa unfavor
able yer," William declared
Tempi vs. Temple
in Oregon-N. Y. Tilt
KIIMKNU, Ore.. Oct. 21 0U
It will be Temple v. Tempi
when "Doc" Spear' green aopho
more eleven of tha University of
Oregon play New York Unl
yoralty at New Tork, Oct. 31.
Temple I a tar hack ef the
Vlnlela while Mark Tmpl la
one of Oregon tine, driving
halfback.
On th trip eaat Oregon will
play North Dakota at Orand
Korku, Oct. It, Oregon la hope
ful of winning both game.
Notre Dame Works
Defense For Pitt
ROUT!! BUND, Ind.. Oct. 11.
(UPI Notre Dam worked oa a
dofana today for th Pltteburgh
gnme Saturday. Notre Dam
acouta brought back only one
formation after "routing Pitt In
fnnr gamea, a alngle wing hack
kith no man In motion. The
liork troop crlmmaged today
M h Jaakwblch, Koken, Lenny
and Cronln In the baokflold. I
jTfrr!-it,uj'.
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SEATTLE'S BEAUTIFUL
Two Thousand Wins!
Roy Aoderaoa, wko will wreatl Jack Wallac at tba Legion
ball, Friday air tit, haa a atrlng of more than two thooaand vic
tor We la SI year oa th mat. If Anderaon defeat Wallace, Aus
tralian champion, ha will have a cbaare to fight On Bonneaberg
her next month.
ITIOliSTi IS
Ml I'l FIGHT
PORTLAND, Oct. II (P
Teaag Katlonalleta, Manila ban
tamweight, defeated Ernie Pat
er. Chippewa Indian bar last
alght la their tea round mala
event. Ptera want down In tb
flrat round for count of on and
alna, hut ram back gamely and
waa fighting effectively at th
nd of th tenth, though pretty
well battered ap: Toang Na
tionalise ah owed ap well after
an aba once of three year from
Portland ring.
Benny Pel. Portland light
weight, mad ahnrt work et Bil
ly Bonilla of Wataonvllle, Cat.,
In a apectarnlar one-round affair,
Pla elected to love no time.
nd they went at each other with
everything they had. Pel final
ly pat ever a tarrlfle left hook
to th Jaw, and Bonilla waa
carried to hla corner.
Al Muatola, Portland, knocked
out Bobby Ambro. 6lm, In
the second round. Muatola, car
rying a eeven-pnuad weight ad
vantage, took the lead la th
erond round, flooring Tohroee
aecoed rottBd. flooring Ambrae
mor trip te th canva the ref
eree (topped th boat. Swede
Olsoa. Portland, etopped Jack
Murray, Seattle In th tint
round, and Jack Kelly took a
reteree'a declalon over Rudy
Vaatlno, four round.
Famous Trainer
Of Horses Dies
BALTIMORE, Md., Oct. II,
(AP) Jamee Rowe Jr., 41.
trainer tor Un Payne Whitney'
(reentree stable, died her to
day. Tb on of tb let James
Row, bead trainer at one time
for Harry Payne Whitney' (ta
ble. Mr. Row had trained the
champion i-year-old Twenty
flrand. and waa preparing SL
Brideaax, a o reentree tabi
home, for th SIS. 00 Maryland
handicap at Laurel race track
Saturday. He had become 111
Monday of Indigestion. He wa
regarded by turfmen a one of
the beat horernn In fie United
State.
Old Cabot Cognomen
Held Socially Elite
BOSTON, Oct. 10. (UP)
Cabot la Cabot and Kabot 1
Kuhltaky, and never tba twain
hall meet aerially. j
It waa all mixed up like that
In superior oourt today when
Samuel Cahot appeared before
Judge Wlnirred II. Whiting
eeklng an Injunction to reetratn
Samuel Kubitaky from Hating
hla name In th Koeton telephone
directory aa Samuel Knbot.
Less Butter Is -
Used Last Year
8AI.K.M. Or., (U.B American,
ate lea butter In 1130 then In
1929.
Creamery butter manufac
tured by 4.175 plnuts totalled
1.594. Sin. 000 pound lat year
compared to 1.5D7.027.000 In
1II2I. . Some 4,140 plant oper
ated In 1939.
the coat of syrerythtno is com 109 down
aowocJays. So or the rabrt (ot vwry one
el bS 330 room....ALL WITH BATH...ot
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Huskies Helped
By Waitrak Who
Returns to Team
SEATTLE, Oct. 11. (AP)
The high water mark la Waaklng
ton'a pre-Stanford training tor
tha aannal football battle here
Saturday wflt be reached today,
with scrimmage work acheduled
for th whole aqnad.
Husky hope Ira proved with
the return ef Joe Waltrak.
tackle, to active duty yeaterday,
after being on th Idellne with
a charley-boraa tor two weak,
favorable report war also re
ceived on th physical condition
of Bill Slarah, veteran quarter
back. Injured In the Oregon
game. He strung around U
practlo field without limping.
Trojans Practice
Ground Gaining
Plays for Bears
LOS ANGELES, Oct. II. UP)
Whatever threat tha Univers
ity of California Hear may have
te the eharaplonahlp hope et the
Southern California Trojan.
Coach liewerd Jonea appear to
be not worried abont tb of
fensive the Hears have develop
ed. So far this week. Jonea hae
concentrated ht squad on perfec
tion of ground-gaining playa and
haa not paid any attention to de
fensive tactic. Th Trojan yea
terday arternoon were given two
new offenalve play which they
may una against th Bear Sat
urday at Berkeley.
Ray Sparling. left end for tb
Trojana, pomibly will not start
Saturday' game. Sparllnr In
jured ht ankl In the Oregon
gam and Jones want te be
sure he fa is good condition for
the Stanford game. Joe Edward,
transfer from Glendal junior
college, may take Sparllng'a place
en Ui varsity Saturday.
Students Escape
As School Burns
HOLDKRXESS. N. H.. Oct. 11.
(IP) Fir early today destroyed
th Holdorneea school for boys.
and drove more than forty stu
dent to tbe street.
Damage was estimated at ap
proximately 1300,000,
HINtiLK riT..MARI HIT
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.
(UP) Members of the Ameri
can Unitarian Mocluon wer
urged today to discard th aln
gle standard of eer. and to coun
tenance extra-marital relations
If the happiness of th house
hold depend upon tnem.
An Enllh chemtat has devel
oped a paint for outdoor nse that
Is so affected by the sun a ray
that It appear black In daytime
and whit at night.
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from the Woods to Von.
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WOOD
N NAMED
IST1U1E
FOR THIS YEAR
NFW TORK, Oct II, (CP)
("rankle PrkKh, etar eecond ba
man of the world champion BL
Louts Cardinala 1 named by th
Hssehall Writers' eaeoetatloa of
America a th "most valuabl
player" of the 1931 National
league season. It waa announced
today. ,
Second honor went to Chuck
Klein, hard-hitting Philadelphia
outfielder, and third plec wa
given to Bill Terry, Kevr York
titan! Infield star.
Krlacfa batted .SIS, according
te unofficial averagne ef tb
eaaon. Of hi 1(1 hit. 14 wer
two-baa hits, four wer triple
and four wer home run.
Klein was near the top of th
eaaon batting Hat with a mark
of .337, while Terry waa In a
virtual tl for th champion
snip. He batted .lilt while
Cklck Haioy, unofficial leader,
had .143.
Mcribea Not AgTreed
The balloting waa dene by a
committee of eight baseball
writers representing each Na
tional leag city. Each mad
a Hit ef 10 player, ranked In
order of Importance.
Carionaly, no two writer
greed aa to tb moat valuabl
player, tha eight player who
topped tbe eight lists were
Priach, Klsta. TR7. Chirk
Haley ef St. Leal. Jimmy WU
son of SL Louis, TrT Jaeksoa
of New Tork, Sparky Adam of
St. Louts. Red Lucas ef Cin
cinnati. F risen and Terry were th
only players to have received
on or mor point on ach bal
lot. Klein scored on aeven. bnt
so other player scored en more
thaa live.
Pepper Martin, Bill Hallahaa
aad Burleigh Grimes, world ee
rie here, did set wla a point.
Her' bow th points were di
vided: Prlsch, sc Louis. .46;
Klein. Philadelphia, St; Tarry,
New Tork, 41; English, Chicago.
10; Hafey, Chicago, 39; J. Wil
son. Bt- Louis, 34; Jackson. New
Tork, 14; Grimm, Chicago, II;
Adams, SL Louis, 13; Brandt.
Boston, 14; MaranvUla, Boston,
16; Cuyter, Chicago, 14; Tray
Bor, Pittsburgh, II; Laeaa. Cin
cinnati. 10; U Waner, Pltte
burgh, (; BoUomley, St. Louie,
t; J. Elliott, Philadelphia, ;
Qalnn. Brooklyn, Finn. Brook
lyn, S; Clark. Brooklyn, I:
Root. Chicago, 3; Derringer, St.
Louis, S; BarUll, Philadelphia,
Jt -Verge. Haw Tork, 1; Flta
stmswu, New Tork; 0Denl and
Wright. Brooklyn; Cneetaello,
Cincinnati, and Gilbert, St.
Louis, 1 each.
Street Happy at
Fnsch s Honor
JOPLIN. Mo., Oct. II. CAP)
Charles "Gabby" Street aald
today he wa "mighty proud and
happy" that FraBkl Friach had
a selected aa the National
leagne' most Talaabl stayer
tor mi.
"Fraakla la a great layer,"
tha Cardinal manager aald, "An
able field captain, and a real
hustler, who gave the Card ev
erything he had through tha sea
son and th world aeri-a."
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1 I EKSI I a a
American Prospect
For Olympics Is
Near Death Today
HOLLTWOOD. CIif., Oct II,
(AP) Suffering from perlton
altl which followed th rupture
of a gaogrenou appendix. Victor
William, one of the United
State eatatasdlng candidate
for tb 1931 Olympic game,
was battling for hi life today.
He passed "a fairly comfortable
alght." tbe boepltal reported tbla
morning.
Williams, a student at th Uni
versity of Soother California,
won tb L C. A. A. A. A. cham
pionship- Is Philadelphia, eal
llng Ted Meredith' world re
ord eatahllsfaed 14 yeara age.
Later he woa th national Inter
collegiate meet at Chicago and
then luceeaafully defended hi
A. A. TJ. till at Lincoln, Neb.,
laat July,
Williams recently relumed
frem Soath Africa, where he
toured with a party et Amer
ican tklete.'
TWENTY-FIVE SIGH
FOR CHARITY TEAM
.Twenty-five enthnsiaatle ex
football iter from the Univer
sity of Oregon. Oregon State eol
laa. and Klamath Palls high
school, gathered last night to
complete plana for a erfe of
game tor th benefit of Chief
Guy Merrill' milk fnnd and un
employment relief.
The opening practice will be
held tonight at I o'clock oa
Klamath etes.se behind th
American Lagioa halL Coaches
Karens Sehnledensaa and Clyde
Walh hare reqsestad that any
men Interested who hare not
already ftigned for practice, eail
telephone Mo. 1337. or at th
Britiah Columbia Bottle Snpply
Co , 414 Klamath arena.
Tentative games have beea
scheduled with th police depart
ment team et Rene, Souther
Oregon Normal school, Willam
ette university, and the Chema
wa Indiana.
Chief Merrill himself vrlU do
nate two footballs tor practice
Any game played ta Klamath
Palla will be held en Modoc
field. The high school ha vol
unteered to loan It equipment
Comiskey Is HI,
Not 'Very Low
EAGLE RIVER. Wl., Oct II.
(AP) J, Loala Comiskey today
denied reporte that hla father.
Charles A. Comiskey, 71-year-old
owner et the Chicago White Sox.
wa "very low."
Tb eoa, treasurer ef the base
ball- club, aald hla father had
beea under tha care of doctors
at hla summer home nerer for
several weeks, bnt that hla con
dition had shows Improvement. I
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nnsal revenue derived from th
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Accordfng to K. L. Crockett,
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aupport of th eomrsle"iour by
donating two onlor pneter te b
used by authorlaed license a lee
men 1
Best Business Girt
Scorns Rudy Valee
KCW TORK, Oct 19. (TJPJ
Mis Edith A. Larson, chosen
the moat rersestatrve and effi
cient business girl ef Mew Tork
City and now reigning aa queen
ot the netiunal bualneaa show,
doesn't like te eat hiaeh at ei
fountain aad rare sot a whit
for Kady Valise.
Mia lemon i five feet wrn
nd a half Inches tall and weighs
141 pounds. It took a half hoar
of solid effort ta pry these fact
from her, tor she la ejiLta mod
est and frightened no little at
the prospect ef aawepaper ul
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Ta prevent prisoners escaping
from lall, steel shoes with ball
shaped sole that require car In
walking te preserve balance have
been adopted la Germany.
Special
Pisderlis OoenWeatioe Wvs.
Can-la si -tech front snslp it.it h
rfnget eewis. Ksperiatrr for
loeg hob and fine hair.
$7.50
$5,00
Palace Beauty
Shoppe
630 Mala
Phoae IS24
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We Carry in Stock the
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157" wheel
585
Ford De Luxe Coupe 1931 model.
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over
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