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EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
January 1, 1932;
Owen Plans
First Fight
Card Here
New Promoter Send
Season's Greetings and
Promise a "Red Hot"
Program
Ily J OK P1GNEY
Herb Owen, who extended
hit mstchmsklng activities in
to almost cuain-lik propor
tioni by adding Klamath Hilt
to his holdings in Eugene and
Medford, eniis on with proper
conscience the aeaaon'a greet
ings to thta ritr alone with a
New Year resolution which
ma? or mar not go the war ot
11 resolutions. Owen aaya:
"Having the appointment aa
matchmaker I will do my ut
most to bring Into the city
the Terr boat boxing and
wreatling talent It la poaaible
to get. Performance of evenlr
matched eonteatante. giving
. lota ot action and thrilla, la
the with ot every (aa and thla
la what I will atrlve to pat on
tor them."
e e
Owen, with excellent lodg
ment fitting hla long experi
ence aa an athletic promoter,
hat decided not to put all hia
proverbial egge In the earn
proverbial basket. Inatead ot
throwing everything into a
main event in a town like
Klamath Falla where main
areata hare been notoriously
unfortunate recently, Owen
will atage hla ahowa almllar to
the method foatered br Joe
Waterman, Portland match
maker. In Portland I will Una up
a few boxera for my flrat card
In Klamath Falla. It will be
held on Monday, January 11.
I am planning at thla time to
hare three alx-ronnd bouta and
three four-round bouta. Thla
will give the tana plenty of
varletr and I plan on having
every one of theae bouta red
hot. Bo far thla card looka
like a real action card, and
that la Juat what I want.
"At thta time I have acme
ef the very beat bora In both
wreatling and boxing la Una
to appear In Klamath Falla
and I am greatly enthnaed over
the proapecta of the New Tear
la the city."
e e e
The athletic world ot Klam
ath Falla haa grown akeptical
and paradoxical. The city
judge from the peat, and
when aomeone mentlona a "red
hot bout" K a Immediately
dumped Into the category ot a
"lake warm boat."
Owen will learn thla leaaoa
la Klamath Falla payehology
aa ha goes along. It la a s
son gone unlearned here for
aome time.
The new promoter will be la
the city Sunday to get huay on
hla tint sard.
CHILOQOTN. Ore. The Chllo
uln high achool vanity team
haa played three gamea already
thai season and eut ot the three
haa won two.
They won from Dorrla, 47 to
II; and from Oranta Paaa, 24 to
II, bnt were beaten In the game
with Medford. when the final
gong left the score It to It, In
the rauey teams xavor.
The following player make
up the Chllotjuln vanity: 8weC
Nelson, Jack Nichols. William
Roark, Marvin Luttrell, Chock
Phillips. Warren Murray, Ralph
Thomas, Andy Kauble. Robert
McCain and Fied Doner.
The following la the schedule
of the coming game ot the sea
son: Away from home
December 18, at Medford.
December II, at Grant Fait.
January 15, at Henley.
January 29, at Keno.
February 12, at Merrill.
Game at home
January II, re. Medford.
January 11, va. Fort Klamath.
January 13, vt Grant Psss.
February t, va. Klamath Fall.
February 19, va. Bonanza
February 21. T. Malln.
March 4 and 6 will aee the
eventa ot the county tournament
for all teama to decide the cham
pionship of the county. Thla will
be held at Klamath Falla, at the
Klamath Union high achool gym'
naslum.
He's Seal Boss
Ml
nrs
r k
NtA.
feaatt
Ilmmy Csveney, veteran ln
tielder with th San Francisco
club of th Coaat leagu, who
haa been named a playing man
ager ot the team.
TWO 6AMES WON
BYCIOQITEI
Rose
PLAYERS ALL
SET FOR BIG
BATTLE TODAY
By Paul Klmmermai.
(A. P. Sports Writer)
PASADENA, Cel., Jan. 1. (iP)
For the nation' football title
of the old year, Tulane and '
Southern California meet thla
aomber Kew Year' day on the'
soggy tod of the historic Rote I
Bowl to renew the roae tourna-1
ment grid clssstc for the eeven-1
teenth time. J
Even with the promt of ad
verse conditions by the'olllclel :
forecast which read a: "Unaettled 1
with probable ahowera." a record ,
crowd of more than 75.000 per-
aona waa expected. I
Footing I'ncertala. I
With aure tooting Improbable, ,
i Increasing element ot doubt
was inserted Into the Internee-.
tional struggle, but even thit
failed to dampen the ardor ot
Trojan enthusiast who from the
first tabbed Coach Howard Jones'
powerful player aa the favoritea.
From the oppoalng coarnea
cam a depressed note Bernle
Bierman. aending the Green Wave
into conflict for the last time,
aaid rainy weather would atop
whatever chance hia eleven had
ot depending on paaae and apeed
for a victory.
Out to Show Troy.
"I don't see how we can win."
he pined, "but wa ll show the
Trojans w have a football team."
Coach Jonea burned the bridge
behind hia team. "Rainy weather
alwav handicap any team, but
don't believe we will be both
ered any more than Tulane. It
should be a great game."
Wave Haa Backer.
The Greenle backers, ot whom
there are soma 1,000 Including
th band and cheer leader, were
tar more confident than their
coach. Theae partisans ot the
bayou ot Louisiana fondly ex
pected to aee Troy' mighty leave
th usually dry arroyo eco an
kle deep In their own tear.
Troy s weight advantage on the
uaual basis of reasoning ahould
add to Southern Csllfornia's
chance on a alow field, but thla
may not be born out. The fa
mou power thrust of Galua
Sharer and Orville Mohler are
not drive, but quick cut-back
through the Una or around the
end which demand aure-footlng.
Only th hammering ot Jimmy
(Sweet) Mualck. fullback, over
the center and guard can he
taken for certainty.
Intricate Attack.
The dlsmarlng diversified 8. C.
attack depends on aoch intricate
thing aa well timed apinnera.
reverse and laterale. A allppery
field may in a great degree null
ify all them.
Th same goea lor Tulane.
While th War' running attack
can at no tlm be overlooked.
the fact remain that It well-
timed accurate pasae. hurled
mostly by Don Zimmerman, can
not be aa precise or well placed
with a heavy, wet ball, and alow
field.
All-Americans Meet.
The clash bring together two
all-Americans. Captain Jerry
Dalrymple, great left end of the
Greenle and Erny Pinckert.
aturdy blocking halfback of
Southern California, will be out
to defend their title.
Thirteen Trojana will be play
ing their last game Including
seven on the starting team. Seven
member of the Green Wave first
team also go Into action for
their university to:' the last tlm
and three more probably will
play their final football contest
K.A.A. C. Swampa
Swan Hoop Quintet
Th Klamath Athletic club de
feated Swan Lake Moulding com
pany In a walk-away basketball
game Thursday night, 41 to 12
The Swan team, however, waa
handicapped by loss of it two
tar men through lnjurle.
Kieth Emmons waa high point
man of the game with 20, and
wa followed by Peterson with 17
and Milt Pernell and Harold 01-
aen, 10 polnta each.
Bear Hoop Player
Dies From Attack
BERKELEY. Cel., Jan. 1. UP)
Stricken suddenly with what
physlclana said waa heart diseaae.
Weston J. Gorman, forward on
the University of California baa
ketball team, died In Harmon
gymnasium while practicing late
yesterday. Gorman waa senior
atudent at the university, and
wa one of the mainstays of th
squad.
MISSOULA Idaho repeated
again last night, to take the
Montana Griiilie In their second
game, 41 to 27. Barrett. Idaho
forward, sparkled with eight field
goala.
PORTLAND Benson Tech
quintet took Reed College Into
ramp, 41 to 13 here last night.
The collegians were held score
less until th final quarter when
reserve replaced the Benson
regular.
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Uoxing isn t one ot tue require
ments of Mexico political realm,
but young Fernando Rubio, son
ot th Mexican president, Ortii
Rubio, finds it a fin sport and
pleasant recreation. Fernando
la a atudent at MrGill university
In Montreal. He haa been box
ing several years aa an amateur.
Hi punch it si Iff enough for a
welterweight.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 1. 0J.B
Football' week of clinical dis
cussion ended today with the
final meeting of th National
Collegiate Athletic association.
E. K. Hall, chairman ot the N.
C. A. A. rulea committee, read
his annual report. It was ex
pected to do with rulea, but In
atead became the sanest discus
sion of college football as It la
and aa It ahould be that haa been
heard In year.
Th rulea aa they are aatlsfy
Hall and hla committee. They are
wining, nowever, to alter them
If safety-first measures prove to
he needed.
Hall spoke of the several In
vestigations now nnder way as
a result of th mora than 40
deaths attributed to the game
In 1931.
Seattle University of Wash
ington basketball player enjoyed
a workout against College of
Puget Sound here last night,
14 to 2S. Coach Edmundron
need three teams against the
logger.
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60,000 FANS
TO SEE EAST,
1ST BATTLE
BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1. W)
Some alxty thousand fans pre
pared to wltneaa th nventh re
newal of the San Kranclm-o
Shrine charity football game, be
tween tee ma ot the east and west
here today.
Fana atapped the weather man
on the back as he proinl.ed
them the battle would be played
under clear skies and on a dry
field.
Kaatern odds continued to pre
vail, the 10-7 figure expreaslng
the opinion of a majority ot the
fana. Western aupporter pinned
their hope on an aerial game,
with Maron, Southern Methodist
I'ulverslty; Toaranl. St. Marya
College, and Wellendorf. U. C.
L. A. end, aa th main roga.
Fans anticipated one ot th
greatest displays ot line atrength
ever unleashed on a western
field. The highly touted giant
Km tern forwsrds won thousands
of admirer during practice, and
it la the factor of line auperlor
Ity that la expected by many to
bring the East to Its third vic
tory In the annual atruggle.
The probable lineups:
Kt
Oral. Colgate. I.E
Marvll, NorthweMorn. LT.
Hoffman. Notre Dame, LG.
Miller. Purdue, C.
Hickman, Tenneesee. RO.
McMurdo. Pittsburgh. RT.
Hewitt. Michigan. RE.
Rua ell. Northwestern. QB.
Purvis. Purdue. 1.H11.
Morton, liartmouth, RUB.
Hinkle. FB.
West
Nalll, Stanford. LE.
Srhvegler. Washington, LT.
Justice, Nebraska. LG.
Blcan. Olympic Club. C.
Rosier. Nebraska. RG.
Edwards. Wash. State, RT.
Wellendorf. V. C. L. A., RE.
Mason. 8. Methodist, QB.
Kleckner. U. of S. F.. I.HB.
Toaranl. St. Mary'a, RHB.
Davit, Olympic Club. FU.
SALEM University of Oregon
basketball team defeated Salem
Florshelma. 42 to 21. here last
night Robertson and Roberta
atarred for th Webfoot.
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A Summary
January
1 President Hoover proclaim!
London naval treaty In effoct.
I Marshal Joseph Joffre, 71, ot
France, diss.
I Ten of It Italian aeaplanes
led by Italian Air Minister
Halo Balboa arrive at Natal.
Hratll, after 1400 mile
fltgtie over ocean. Two
plane crash, killing flva.
i4.iu,e i.o.'taiir, ,uiv ..et.ie
loot ball roarh, killed In air tritns-
port crash near t.uiporla, Kan.
March HI.
I Pop Issues 1400-word
cyclical condemning trial
marrlrge, divorce and birth
control.
II League of Nalloaa considers
Arlstlde Briand'a plana for a
"United Statea ot Kurope.
19 Wl.-kershara Commission re
port on prohibition enforce
ment goea to president after
19 months of resenrch.
21 Anna Pavlowa. 45. world's
trading ballerina, dies.
35 Mahatma Uandhl released
from British prison In India
after nine month.
II Secretary of tttat Stlmson
apologise to Italy for re
marks made by MaJ.-Gen.
Smedley -Butler at Phlladel
phia about Mussolini.
10 Pierre Laval become pre
mier of Franc.
February
I New Zealand earthquake
kills 110, Injure 1600.
I Captain Malcolm Campbell
breaks world's automobile
record by driving 141 milts
per hour at Daytona Beach,
Fla. Record waa 211.
I Pundit -Motllal Nerhu. Indian
leader and associate ot Gan
dhi, die.
I Congressional leaders la ac
cord with president announce
1:0,000.000 farm relief fund.
II Pop Plua tor the flrat time
addresses the world by radio.
II l.o u Is Wolhelm. SO, ttnge and
a-reen actor, dlea.
tnx Is; .i-rr iiit v.o..u .:t.l.
wright champion, knocka out
Young Htribllng In IB rounds at
Cleveland, July S.
21 Admiral Edouard Ton Cap
elle, 71, who directed Oernian
U-boat drive in 1917-1918.
dies.
2 The Now York World. Pullt
ler paper since 1881, la sold
to Scrlpps-lloward lnterettt
for 15.000,000.
27 Senate paaset war veterans
bonus bill over president's
veto, and It becomes a law.
28 England. Franca. Italy reach
an accord on naval limitation
Quettlona.
March
1 President 6anches Cerro of
Peru resigns under army and
navy pressure.
4 Mahatma Uandhl and Lord
Irwin sign accord to end
Gandhi's campaign of "civil
disobedience."
TK1
, '
r
tzi-
Colonel and Mrs, Charles A.
Lindbergh In Toklo, having left
Washington, D. C. July 87. on
flight to Orient.
14 The aeallng steamer Viking,
on movie expedition, explodes
off Newfoundland, killing 20.
15 President depart! on Carib
bean cruise.
II 1800 prisoner riot at Jollet
(III.) prison.
II Germany annoum trade
pact with Austria.
27 Arnold flennatt, II, British
author, die. '
SI Knute Rockne, 41 Notre
Dam football coach, and 7
others, killed In airplane near
Emporia, Kan,
April
7 Anton Cermak, democrat,
elected mayor ot Chicago, de
feating Big Bill Thompson.
I Nichols Longworth, II,
peaker of th house ot rop
retratatlvM, dies.
News and Herald
of the Outstandi
Events of the
II R. Wakattukl becomes pre
mier ot Japan.
14 King Alfonso and Spanish
royal family tie to Francs.
II I'. 8. wamhlpa Memphis and
Sacramento rushed to Nicara
gua. II I'nlted Slates recognise naw
Spanish republic.
JO Mysterious explosion wrecks
naval chemical plant at Klo
de Janeiro, killing IdO, Injur
ing guv.
May
1 One million communists pa
rade past tomb of l.enln In
Moscow' May Day celebra
tion. 1 Former fiorermir Alfred K.
Smith dedicatee Kmulre Slat
building In New York, talleat
structure In world.
I George F. linker. It, dean of
Wall street hankers, dies.
4 Mustauha Kemal (lasted to
third four-year term Tur
key president.
I President Doumergu of
France opens French Colon
ial exposition at I'aria.
Dr. Albert A. Mlrhaelsnn, 71.
renowned physicist, dies.
11 Paul Doumer la elected presi
dent of Frnce.
IS Uopubllcsn government of
Spain decrees scltur of King
Alfonro'a personal property.
14 David llelasco, 74, theatrical
producer dlea.
X 1
j
Thirty-five die In fire at Home
tor Agesl of Little (Sister of Poor,
at Pittsburgh, July SM.
30 President Hoover makes Me
morial Day address at Valley
Forge.
Junt
1 Supreme court upholds free
dom of the press, declaring
Minnesota preea law uncon
stitutional. I Wheat reaches 17 cent a
bushel, lowest Chicago quota
tion sine 1191.
14 Al Capon pleada guilty to
three federal Income tag
chargea In Chicago.
II President Hoover speaks at
th dedication of Harding
memorial al Marion, Ohio.
19 l.lssant Reardmore, a Cana
dian, makes the first motor
leas aallplane flight across
the Knglish channel.
20 President Hoover proposes
1-year moratorium on debts.
23 Wiley Post and Harold (latty
take off from Roosevelt field.
N. Y.. on their round-the-world
flight. Eight days. IS
hours and 11 minute later
they landed at Roosevelt
field, having flown more
than 11,000 mllrt at an aver,
age apeed ot 145.1 milea an
hour.
21 Professor Albert Einstein ax-
pounds new theory of uni
verse Increasing In six Ilk
a aoap bubbl.
21 Trader Horn( Alfred Aloya-
lua Smith), It, adrantursr
and author, diss.
July
I Max Schmellng, heavyweight
champion, knocks out Young
Strlbllng.
4 Eight desd, 141 seriously In
jured In celebrating 155th
anniversary of nation' Inde
pendence. 4 Prohibition (gent announce
Al Capon' liquor system
covert one-quarter of th
country.
I Rudy Vallea and Fay Webb
ere married.
7 Dr. Edward Goodrich Ache
ton, scientist, dies.
I Soviets offer to buy 250.000
bales of cotton turned down
by federal farm board.
12 Prohibition report for fiscal
year ending June 10 show
more than 100,000 arrested
for violations, a new high.
13 President Hlndenburg order
German banka cloaed becaute
of financial crisis.
20 Albert B. Fall enters New
Mexico State prison at San
ta F.
20 Seven-Power conference to
seek relief for Germany
opens In London.
24 Graf Zeppelin starts on scien
tific flight to Arctic, carrying
party ol Americans.
26 Thirty die in fire of Horn tor
Aged at Plttaburgb.
Poet and Oatty complete around-
take off eight days earlier.
Year's Chronology
ng National and
Last 12 Months
II Princes llaan of Rumania
la wed lo Archduke Anton
Ton Hapshurg of Austra.
17 Colonel and Mrt. Charles A.
Lindbergh start from Wash
ington on flight to Orient.
30 Russell lloardman and John
Polamlo tly to Istanbul, Tur
key, setting naw distance rec
ord. 4.014.6 miles.
3 1 Wheat reaches new low tor
all tlm, 48 rents.
August
1 V
Wlckersham report charges
nation-wide breakdown ot
police system.
I U
Usrnian banks open for nor- j
mini wu.iiif-s. mi nr.. .iiusi in
three weeks.
I -Cotton for October delivery
sells for 1.7 rents a pound,
lowest price sine HOI.
I Mrs. Hoover christen navy
dirigible, Akron.
I devolution breaks out In
Cub.
17 On thousand militiamen
rloas 1111 oil and gaa wells
In east Texas by order ol
Oovsrnor Ross Sterling.
II Mrt. Ilessls McCoy Davis,
original Yama Yama girl and
widow of Hlrhard Harding
Davis, dlea.
II Paul Whtteman, 41, Is wed to
Margaret Livingston, 2. His
fourth marriage.
II Wllford 8. tllfford appointed
unemployment relief chair
man by Hoover.
f National government with
Ramsay MacDonald aa head
annouured In England.
35 Harry Powsra. "hluebeard"
alaver. arrested at Clarks
burg. W. Vs.
35 Yuko Hsmegurhl, II, formsr
premier of Japan, die.
21 Revolution breaks out In
Portugsl.
21 Frank Harris, 75, suthor snd
critic, dies.
37 lllg German seaplan DO-X
rrlves In New York.
31 Sir Hsrry Cain. 7.8. Victor
tan literary flgurs." dlea.
September
2 King Alexander and dicta
torship of Jugoslavia.
I Italo-Vatlraa clash Is settled.
4 Major James A. Doollttle e
tabllshee new transcontinen
tal airplane record. 11 boura,
14 minutes. 10 eeconds.
4 President Hoover announces
China will buy 14.OOU.000
bushels of farm board'
wheat aurplus.
14 Almee Semple Mrphersoa. II.
Is wsd to David Hulton, 10.
II "Mutiny" breaka out In Brit
ish navy, objection to pay
cute.
Harry Powera, llm'nar,
slayer, arrested la Clarksburg,
W. Va., August Sa
il Mahatma Gandhi. In London,
makea demand for India's
freedom,
18 Hostilities brsak out bstwsen
Chin snd Japan In Mukdsn,
Manchuria.
II David Starr Jordan, 10, flrat
president of l.tland Stanford
I'nlverslty, dies.
23 Mammoth navy dirigible, Ak
ron, la launched snd makea
successful maiden flight.
24 Amarlcan Legion In conven
tion at Detroit votes for na
tional referendum tor repeal
or modification ol prohibi
tion laws.
24 Philippine legislature mem
orsllies congress to grsnt
Philippine Immediate Inde
. psndenrs.
29 New world' speed record.
404.1 miles an hour, set by
Flight Lieutenant 0.11. Stain,
forth near Caahot, England.
October
t Clyde Psngborn and Hugh
Hnrndoa fly the Pacific
5 Senator Dwlght W. Morrow,
58, of Now Jersey, dies.
I President Hoover snnouncss
national credit plan.
7 Daniel French, II, fsmsd
sculptor, dies.
16 Dlvore, nvnr before per
mitted In Spain, Is voted
by national assembly.
18 Hoover speak at Yorktown
celebration.
II Thomas A. Edison, Inventor,
dies. .
the-worl1 flight, July 1, having
International
II Premier Plerr Laval of
France arrives In America.
II Winnie Ruth Judd. allsgsd
trunk murderess, surrenders
In Los Angeles.
! League of Nations asks Jap
an to withdraw liar troops
from Msnrhurla.
Winnie Ruth Judd, Phoralt,
Iris., trunk slayer, surrender la
Lo Angeles, October M.
15 Al Capon sentenced to 1 1
years In prison, 160,000 fin
snd I ID0. 000 coats.
II Charles A. Comlskey. TS,
owner of Chlrsgo Whit Sos,
- dies.
21 William M. Gardiner, preal.
dent Navy League. Chargea
President Hoover with "abys
ms! Ignorsnc."
Novemb
er
I "Gnsrl" Jsrob R. Cosey
elected msyoa of Maaalllon,
Ohio.
('. M. H. Akroa, naval dirigible)
bla-St alclilp ha the world, I
launched at Akroa, O., Hept. M.
4 Lloyd neorg resign as h.ad
of Liberal party In England.
I Senator T. II. Caraway of Ar
kansas dlea.
I Prince NIchola of Rumania
lope and marrle a com
moner. Jana Lucia Delet).
precipitating equahble la
Rumania royal family.
12 Praaldent Hoover announce
nest year's nsvsl budget Is
cut 151.000.000.
II Dlno Orsndl, forslgn minis
ter of Italy, arrive In t'nlted
States for conference with
president Hoover.
II Gene Tunney, retired world
heavyweight champion, be
comes father ot eon.
10 Mra. Ilattle Caraway appoint
ed to serve out unexpired
term ot her 1st husband
senator for Arkansas, flrat
woman to become rlular
member of eenstet
11 Constance Bennett, stsgs snd
film star, marries Marquis
Henry de la Falalaa de la
Coudraye, former husband ot
Gloria Bwanson.
21 One thousand three hundred
Indiana trapped In New Mex
ico bllisard, ssvsral dls.
21 Robert Am, 41, stsg and
screen actor, dies suddenly.
Japaneee and Chinese clash In
Manchuria, Hetttember 1ft, threat
ening world crisis.
December
1 Mayor James J. Walker of
New York pleada for freedom
for Tom Mooney In Ban Fran
cisco. I Vachel Lindsay, II, poet,
dies.
I Lowsll R. Bayles, II, flying
for world land tpeed record,
killed at Detroit.
7 Seventy-second congress con
venes with democratic major
ity In nous for first tlm In
It years.
7 Ely Culhnrlson and Sidney
Lens start 160-rtibbor brldg
tournament,
I John N. Garner, democrat of
Texas, tlecttd speaker of the
hous.
10-Jan Addams, Chlrsgo tocltl
sworksr, and Nicholas Murray
Duller, president of Colum
,lilii, awarded Noble Pasco
, prise.
-Harry Powers, West Virginia
11
"hluebeard," found guilty et
Clarksburg.
11 Six convicts make prison
break from federal peniten
tiary at Leavenworth, Kas.,
kidnaping ' Wsrden Thomas
B. Whit.
14 Chiang Ksl-thek resigns as
president of China.
II Republicans choose Chlcsgo
for 1132 national convention.
11 Hous ot representatives ap
proves debt moratorium.
22 Senate approvss debt mora
torium. 12 Entire Chlnets government
resigns.
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