December 18, 1031
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Managers
Clash with
Newspapers
Barring of Cameraman
from Football Fialda
Calls Up Canaral At
tack from Coait
Sporting Editor
Mr JOB I-IUKKY
Th (ratornily of I'arlflo
coasl eonfereni-e graduate
niaiieiere hai grown au.ter..
Tin fraternity of I'xirlo
coaal aporllug wrltura hat
(row a raaaolful.
ir lha auaterlly anil I ha ra
etntmeiit ran hold out until
Ilia uait football aation. Ihara
Dir be an and to rollridete
pu I'llrlt y dlrertnra and oalue
taking bellynoo.
a a a
The managare have banned
lha praaa cameramen from Ilia
gridiron.. To "eompen.ate"
thla order a aland will ba
eraclad on every coaal fool,
ball flald and tha camarauiaa
will ba permitted to taka
"blrd'i ara vlawt of tha con
teat a.
Tha ancient cltjr editor who
established , lha Journallallc
tnnt that one good now a plc
tura waa worth 40.00a worda.
aatrar ail ld aa far ai tha
fradualo nianaiurt wara con
cerned. Hut tha sensitive sporting
writers have derided ta ratall
ata. No mora ton ad pre-gaine
pulill.lijr will ba granted tha
pleading preea agenta.
a a a
PMure waa Barnmr Wllder
man. ballyhoo nian for Ilia
I nlvnraltr of Oraioii, who la
known from Vancouver. H. C,
In tha aouiharnmoat realm of
('allforala, knorklni hopeleaa
ly at lha door. of every eporl
ln adltor la every city whara
lha Wehloot taam wanders.
IMrture Art Taafa. enlhaal
aitle iruotpal blowar for all
Oregon Statai pntantlally
iraal elevens, throwlni over
bla Job In rlfhtaoua dlamay
and raiurnlni to hla nstlve
Iraland whara thrra la 00 alli
en a oo propaiandlala.
a a a
Krnm tha polnl of vie of
Journalltm tha edvanee ropy
on any it'll la laat Important
than tha itory of tha arant
llaalf.
rrom lha polnl of view of
puhlltlijr lha event means
not hint In comparlaoa with
lha days of built-up newspaper
goaalp before band to encour
age attendance.
a a a
Who developed Ihla aroa
of football Into He whirl of
iritamaal? If not tha newe
pspermen, who else?
Tha powar to "appoint" el
wara baa been lha powar to
remove." and onre football la
removed from lha haadlinaa
II lha cries of over-emphasis
will vanl.h.
root ball aaally can drop
down lo tha Indifferent poel
tlon whtah baa amolharad col
lets baaaball, track and baa
kathall. a a a
Jamaa S. Sheeny, utually a
mlllni young man. bat re
corded with mallrloua (law for
Vnllad Praaa. tha feellnga of
spirting wrltera In lha north'
rt: .
U. II. Oratory, aporla wrltar
ef lha Morning Oregonlan.
Portland, eddretsrd a law
polntad questions lo graduate
managers of Pacific northwaat
Inatltutlona. Ha Baked
"Will yon estnud lha no
plrtnra prohlhliloo to Include
puhllratlon of advance pie
turaa of Pacific coast confer
am a teems and IndlTldual
playact before tha ama, thua
pigling ballyhoo on lha tama
basis at pawaT
"Will yoo kindly Itiatrucl
your vnrioua publicity man to
thla alfact. to lha young gen
tlamao will be tpared tha am
btrraismc.nl and lullllty ba
fora tha game belling tha
newepapere. "for loth aaka,
lira ua a hroakT"
t'lllf Karrlaon. aporlt wrltar
of tha Seattle Hlar. "blaatad'
iraduata manaiart undar a
two column bm with lha cap
tion, "Oaaaa Will Spoil Thoaa
Goldan Kl!" Ha Indicated
that alnra lha advent of iadu
ata manaicra lha lama, coach
aa and tlda thowa have bean
built np" to draw crowdt and
that football hat bacoma a
"rackat."
George Varnall, aporla adl
tor of lha Hrattla Timet, alao
Vl Incanacd over Ilia adlct.
lTe ran a atrlklng llluttratlon
In tha Timet allowing a deta
il p action plclura of Molt of
Oconla trying to acora ngalnat
Boulharn California along with
a "platform photo of lha
Army-Navy gama at Naw York
In which not a tingle player
oould bo Identified.
(laorga Bartt, aporlt editor
of tha Oregon Journal, Port
land, Mid a few photograph
art wara not half at bother
tome aa an "army of aunstl
tntet warming up prior to be
ing lent Into actions." Ha
liilgeated that "rollege Pro
vide dugout tor football pley-
Don't Overlook
the Big
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SHOOT
Sunday, Dec. 20th
at
KLAMATH GUN
CLUB
Hi'Kliinlng 10:00 A. M.
HIIH)T IN YOl'H OWN .
C'l.ANH
Pelicans Gather Power For Weed
W CONTESTS
ON SCHEDULE
FOR KLAMATH
Tha ontaited Pelican baeket-
btll teem Juat antarlag -the court
battles of tha Hll-IJ taaaon
will niaal ona of lit moat power
ful early acbadula rlvala tonight
In northern California when It
playt Weed high. Weed will
face tha Klamath quintet with
a veteran taam finishing blgh up
n tta own conferaara laat year.
Saturday nllht the traveling
I'ellrtna will play McCloud, and
alihouih McCloud probably will
not oiler at much oppnaitlon at
Weed, liwlght French, hetd
roach, feared tha varying allot
if ihe two foreign floort may
throw off the defenaive and ol
fanalre formation the Pellrant
have been drilled In thla week.
French Indicated ba moat like
ly would alert Ihe tama com Ulna,
lion which defeated Yreka la
the opening terlee here leal
week. Thla will Include Hill
K.taa. Jack Knight. Hay Allen,
iiruce liroland and Don Knieval.
Loula McAnlnen and Rex Ham-
aker were Be I acted after practice
rider at Ihe two ettra men
for the trip. The remainder of
the tquad lo leave Ihla morning
will ba HIM Mayhew, Dirk Shaett
and Woodward Trlplette.
Continent development alnca
lha vlctorlea baa Increeeed Ihe
rham-ea of two more wlna In
northaro California. Krenrh,
working with a aquad compoeed
both of vateraut and Inexperi
enced playere, declared Ihe team
would Improve rapidly with each
game, and felt certain before the
eeaaon wat aver It would go a
long way toward naklng a por
tion for tha annual atala tour
nament at Salem.
LEVINSKY TO FIGHT
L0H1 TONIGHT
NEW YORK. Dee. II. Wr
Never baa the eama man twice
landed a right hand punch equare
ly on Tommy Loughran. bat King
Levlneky will try lonlgnu
The Chicago elugger. who floor
ed Ixiughran In their flrat marl
ing, will have ten roundt lo put
over a aleep-producer la Maditoa
Mquare Garden, but may find the
time all too ahort.
Levlneky haa put on about li
pounda and learned at leaat a few
Ihlnga about boxlag alnca ba tint
tackled Loughran and took a
beating, but the rooaenaua waa be
would find Tommy an even more
elualve urge! than ba waa la Chi
cago a year ago.
Two Calltornia miaaieweignia,
Bennr Miller and Chick Devlin,
aquara off la one ten round pre
liminary, and Stanley pored a. Jer
eey City heavyweight, and Hant
ftrhonratb. new German imporia
tloo. In another.
Klamath Cubs To
Battle Bonanza
The Kl.malh Cuba baaketball
team will play Ihe Ronania team
at the Mllle tchool auditorium
Ihlt evening following a prellm-m-
hatwun the Mecca
and Henley teama which will
tart playing at 7:10 o'clock.
Ten leama lo tha city and
county have Joined the Klamath
county basketball league for a
tournament during tha winter. A
mall admlatlon charge la being
made to rover ball rant.
Basketball
MONMOUTH. III., Dae. II,
(CP) The Monmouth collage
baaketball team defeated Partont
college of Fairfield. Iowa. 14 lo
10. laat night.
LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 18, (U.R)
Th Rrlaham Ynune nnlvaral-
ty baaketball team, on a tour of
ine nuanie wmi, miwim
braaka unlveralty. 11 to 17. Ult
night.
ROCK ISLAND. III.. Dec. II,
(HP) Auguatana college de
feated the Cornell college baa
ketball team, 13 to 11, latt night.
era and coarhea and make
playeri and especially coachee
remain In the dugout onea tha
gama It under way!
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i.ab "eSntt " AirtEVlLLE (M)TimS.
Sea Going' Style
Lead Against
IKATTLE. Dec. II. M Bet
ting 'em high haa brought tha
"Klondyke" variety of poker,
played by that old Alaaka eour
dongh, Carl Weber, up cloaer to
Ihe "tea-going" ayatem.
But Weher't still 14 chlpa to
the bad la hla match play with
Oeorge Broom, Ihe aall-maker,
who learned hit ttyle of play un
der the twinging thlp't lamp.
Weber ran Into a winning
atreak laat nlthl. along about the
uih band, after he'd trailed by
aa much aa 101 chlpa during tha
eeealon. He had alarted play ISO
rhlpa behind, and tlnlahed only 14
down.
Loughran Turns
To Instructing
NEW YORK, Dec. IS, (U.PJ
Tommy Loughran, who for want
of better competition devotee bla
energlea to giving boxing leaaona
to brain young heavywelghla,
will continue hla cotirae of In
struction at Mndlaon Square Car
den Friday night, with King
Levlnnky of Chicago aa hla pupil.
Profeaaor Loughran haa been
around thena niany yeara, and.
although he admittedly It the
greateat boxer of hit era and
leading contender for world
rhamplonahlp honora. the epec
taela of the Phlladelphlan boxing
hit way to eaay declalona over
alugglng youngatert la becoming
tlreeome. Boxing fana prefer to
watch aluggert and, but for tha
tart that Levlneky It conceded
a chance to pnt over a lucky
haymaMr. there would ba Utile
excata for the fight.
Hunters Arrested
On Came Charges
M. 8. Rlden and J. J. Blelger of
Klamath Falle, and Len Meehke
of Tula Lake, were the laat three
huntera arretted, during tha aea
aon of 1931 tor game law vlola
tlnna. Tha trio waa arretted by Fed
eral Oame Protector, H. W. Wor
ceater, and charged with hunting
after aunaet.
Blden and Btelger pleaded guil
ty before Juttlce of the Peace
Prentlat at Tula Lake, and were
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SPORTS
of Poker In
Klondyke' Style
Broom, who ttlrkt by the "tafe
and tana" atyle of play In their
tatting of each other's systems. It
till confident.
"My mates from all over ara
pulling for me," ha at Id.
Ha referred to a telegram from
Larry MtEwen, former Sea (lie
waterfront notable. now at
Glouceatar, Mate., which he re
ceived laat night, congratulating
Mm.
The two'U be at It again late
thla afternoon to finish It np
with their final SO handt, down
at Brewater't.
releaaed from custody after pay
ing tinea of 121 each.
Meehke t raae will coma up for
trial later In etata court.
Webfoot Captain
Loses Big Chance
rtGKNK. Dec. II, (U.PJ
Irving Srhuli. Oregon football
captain, wat chosen for ona all
American team, but ha can't
qualify.
Schuli received the following
telegram today:
"Yon have been named on the
all-Hebrew, all-Amerlran foot
ball team. Are yon Jewish?
Wire collect. National Hebrew
Association, New York City."
Schuli, however, isn't even re
motely Jewith.
MONTREAL, Dec. IT. (CP)
The world champion Montreal
Canadlena defeated the New
York Americana 1 to 0 In a Na
tional hockey ffeague game here
tonight.
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Irish Review
Football Year
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec. II
(UP Notre Dame nniveralty't
llil Football Review, lit 111
ptget re-telling the thrlllt of the
aeason, waa laaued today.
To record for posterity the
memorable gama againat the
University of Southern Callfor
nla, the Review reprinted Ihe
United Preet account, which waa
written by George Klrkaey of
the Chicago ataff, middle west
ern aporlt editor.
"Notre Dame's temple of trl
nmph collapsed today In the dy
ing momenta of ona of the great
est football gamee ever played -raved
in before an Irresistible
rally which gave Southern Cali
fornia a It lo 14 victory over
the Fighting Irish, " the atory
reed.
"The latt team to defeat Notre
DiTfne wat also the first to ttop
the Irish after ti straight vic
tories on the gridiron alnca 12S
when tha Trojans triumphed, 27
to 14."
U Ml
h.l b Ihe roitdlllo. ot tour
pmrnl HtrT It laev art hikmi.
joa are drliln I. danger, skid
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COACHES OUIT
IfJ NEW YORK
AFTER ROWS
lly HKItllK.ItT W. II.IIIKKIl
NiiW YORK, Dec. II. (API
The atorm of frrotball argument
ragee unabated, but aiwhere
with quite ao devastating an ef
fect aa in New York.
Here all three major universi
ties Columbia, New York and
Pordbam and one amaller
school, Manhattan, have been
centera of post aeason football
cootroveray or diacuaaion of one
airl or another.
Three Coarfaea Heaica
Three coacbea have realgned.
charges of profeaatonalism have
been fired and other arguments
have crept In.
The storm, so far as Naw York
Is concerned, began with the at
tack Itunched by the New York
Unlveralty Dally Newa on John F.
(Chick) Meeban on the grounda
that be , represented "blg-tltne
football." Meehan'a realgnatlon
followed a few daya later aa N.
Y. I', announced a "new tthletic
era" the cardinal point of which
waa tha de-emphetla of football.
Law, Brill Quit
Two more coaches quit yester
day although not under anch
apectacular circumstances. John
Law, head coach at Manhattan
for two yeara. announced from
Washington that ie would not re
turn here, and Marty Brill, who
waa with Law at Washington, re
vealed he did nol intend to serve
taarn aa an assistant coach at
Columbia. Both are Notre Dame
alumni. Law waa captain of the
undefeated Rambler team of 1921
and Brill wound up hit career
at South Bend a year later.
Columbia, thaken by ehtrtea
tnd rumored chargea of wide
spread professionalism, wat back
oa an even keel again at thit
broadside met with prompt and
complete denial from athletic au
thorltiee. Fordam escaped any firea of
controversy but the death of Con
Murphy, hurt In the Bucknell
game, and the serious Injur in
the same contest of John Sxyman
akl. made It appear for a time
aa though the Rama might abol
ish football.. j
BANK HEAD CONVICTED
DETROIT. Dec. 17. (UP)
Robert M. Allan, youthful presl- i
dent of the ISS. 000.000 Ameri
can State bank, which closed its
doors last March, was convicted
tonight by a Jury of embexxllng
1101.000 from bis institution. He
faces a sentence of from one to
20 yeara.
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All-Americans
NEW YORK, Dec. 1, flJ.R)
Selection of folller'a all
America foothill for 1911 waa
announced today, Playera
chosen are:
Harks Wood, Harvard,
quarterback.
H.hwsrti, Notre Dame, left
halfback.
HiDlmr, North weatern,
right halfback.
Shaver, Southern Califor
nia, fullback.
Dalrymple, Tulane. left end.
Smith, Georgia, right end.
Uuatee, Pittsburgh. left
tackle.
S'hwegler, Washington,
right tackle.
M n a n, Minnesota, left
guard.
Hickman, Te on antes, right
guard.
Morrison. Michigan, canter.
Dalrymple la the only pilf
er who appeared on the 1930
Hat.
Plans Complete
For All-Stars
SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. II,
(UP) Plana for entertainment
of the all-American football atart
who will participate In the an
nual eaat-west charity game here
New Year's day were completed
tonight.
The east team will assemble
at Northwestern university, Chi
cago, Saturday, and will arrive
here Tuesday morning. Mem
bers of the squad organized west
of tha Mississippi river will (eth
er In Denver, Col.. Sunday and
will alto reach San Francisco
Tuesday morning.
The 44 players on the two
teama will participate la a pa
rade to the city hall at noon on
Tueaday to receive the official
welcome of Governor James
Rolph. Jr., and Mayor Angelo
Roast.
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DETROIT, Dec. It. (API
Batting strength, long a bulwark
of tba Detroit baaeball olub, la
being touf.u for the first time
in many yeurt by President Frank
Navin fur the 1931 campaign.
Searching for aeeaoned playert
who can hit, Navin la carrying
on negollatlona with the Phila
delphia Athletira for two star
players. He also It trying to mike
a deal for Ralph Krets, St.
Loula Intlelder, to bolatar tha
Tiger defenae.
For yeara tha Ttaera poaaeaaad
one of the moat powerful attache
In the majora but lacked good
pitching and tight fielding. Tha
big hlttart from Cobb to Kall
mann paaaed lo the proeeee of
reorganisation. Laat year the
Tigera preaented good battery
atrenirh end fair fielding ability
but lacked tha old-time punch.
For the first time alnca the
records were kept, Detroit fail
ad lo ahow a iluirger in 1931 who
batted In 100 or more runt. Dale
Alexander topped the Tlgcra
with 17.
Detroit baa added Jewel Ent,
1931 Pittsburgh pilot, to the
coaching stsff besides signing
Stsnloy (Bucky) Harris for an
other year as manager. Xnt will
gire particular attention to tha
hurling ttaff which will Include
Vic Sorrel). Earl Whltehlll. Elon
Hogsett, Arthur Herring, the vet
eran George Uhle, young Tom
Brldgea and Whit Wyatu who
will bo given a fresh trial.
Falls cause about three tlmaa
aa many deaths among elderly
parsons aa automobila aecldente.
INC.