The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 21, 1932, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON January 21, 1932 French Predicts Shake-Up for Grants Pass Contest PELICAN TEAM RECOVERS FROM fJIEDFORDLOSS Th possibilities of shak-np In th Klamath lineup tor th (iranla Paee (am her Friday Bight haa aeol th Fellraa resu lan Into an eager fight lo re tain their first airing poaitlona. A major basketball reversal against MeiltorJ last week baa prompted Dwlght French, head roach, to look to hla rnrn Hats tor prospective regulars. Th rise of Howard rernell. shsrp-shooter ot the aqtiad, haa l.nt .nme ontliulsm to the Peli- can hoop drive. PerneM, recov ering from an Injured hand, may tart the Oranta Pase name along with Bill Jlayhew, forward, who haa begun to puah the high ecor lng Bill Estes. Tha audden aiump of Ray Al len, canter, may fore. French to make further changes In th alartlnf lineup. lulese Allen regalna hla usual form. Don Knieval, fuaid, may bo movea np Into the tip-off poaition. Tha addition of Woodrow Trlpplatte. veteran from laat eea aon, will etrengthen tha Klam ath offense. Trlpplette, tha fin est offenslv player on the aquad, haa been out with typhoid ferer, and will become eligible Immediately upon the close of tbe semester Friday. Brace Broland and Lou la Mo Anlncb, crowding the first strltgers, may alio find poaitlona In the starting linenp against the Caremen. Grania Pass haa become tha "unknown quantity" of tha southern Oregon conference. After loalng a one-elded battle to Medford. 61 to 11. the Care man came back to topple the Teteran Ashland team, champions of the league last year, 17 to IS. The Grants Paaa-Klamath tame, etartlnf at 7 o'clock, will be preceded by a preliminary between the Wildcat and Malln. Tiny' McCumber Beats Fairchild In San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO. Jao. 11. ) Pinto De 8a. of Por tugal, gained a decision over Ra mos Montoya. ISO. Ban Diego. In a taat and close 10-ronnd main rent at the New Golden Gate arena here last night. Six of the ten rounda went to De 8a. and the other four were eaptnred by Montoya. The 8an Diego boxer waa knocked down twice, but did aot take a count either time. Other reanlta: Panlle Negri knocked out Fred die Betnoff. (1): Matt Calo de elaioned Joe Nolo. (4): Gabriel Lavevss knocked ont Stanley Roberta, (2); Sidney Brent de daloned Billy Kane. (4): "Tiny" McCumber. Klamath Fall, de cisional Clyde Fairchild. (4); Charley Hendrlcka and Lee Smith drew, 4); and Jimmy Eddy de elaloned Johnny Matto. National Coaches To Meet In South CORVALLIS. Ore.. Jan. 11 OI.R) The National Football Coaches association will probably meet at Pasadena, Cel., In accord ing to Coach Panl J. Schlaaler ol Oregon State college, who re turned from eastern football meetings today. More than 600 coaches attend ed tbe association meeting this year and Bchiaaler said a strong sentiment favored Holding t&e next meeting In the west for the first time. Bchissler wss named chairman ot the committee to select a meet ing place. Other committeemen are Bill Alexander ot Georgia Tech and Tuas McLaughry of Brown. Pittsburgh areraged a murder a week in 1981. But with wo men having the privilege of mak ing mistakes, too, this Leap Tear, maybe they can bring np the average little In 1931. San Frandscds Newest AND MOST MODERN Downtown Hotel! iw.nr (bill I 1 I Attract k.tlVll 111' , I mi mi ,.5 " Mm MiiiVill i""!rawil 600 ouramg rooms 127 tinrlt rooms 01 $3.50 daily, 118 at U, 136 at $1.50. 107 ol $5, 64 at 15.50, 48 at 16. OouUa rooms IS to tK daily V A ? !L j ! i I5I hti..!'.;4 t2lo20dailr-DrUiirkoamt BtKMSs-tassasssBemCe. tSutl2ringU,tTul5doukU Powell Street at Sutter San Francisco Music Hotauii Htxuca'i wiLtdurlng- Lmchton and Diansr Rabid Rabbit Men Bring In Record For Needy Folks Cliff Dunn's rahld rabbit hunters set a new all-time record thle week when they turned over 414 epy-hoppert for the gorernor'a relief com mittee, and then waggled In offensive thumba at all the other cotton-tail ganga artlv ones and procrastinating ones. The Dunn faction entered the rabbit fielda on Rill Dal ton's ranch near Malta and soon came out with the rec ord. Hill Dalton. gleeful orer the success of the gunning, gare the boys an enormous teaet. The men who bagged the all-time mark were Dr. C. V. Hugh. Hill Dalton. Roy Tabor. Wood Ollrer. M. 8. West, T. B. Walters. Dr. Stearns, Fiord Patty, Dan Llskey. Cliff Dunn. K. M. Buff. N. Y. Stoddard, Art Mackea and other. CHICAGO, Jan. 11. W American Association cluba may produce a new kind of baseball holdout next season the player who refuses to fly. Aa Thomas Jefferson Mickey, president ot the claaa A A loop, studied the proposal to ahlp the cluba from park to park by air today, he admitted some diffi culty would be encountered with those players, who think flying is about aa safe aa a groore ball to Babe Ruth. "No doubt, we will bars some aerial holdout for a time it we go through with our plan to uae planes." President Hirkey aald. "but I don't think we will be troubled very long. When the Columbus team flew last summer, two ot tbe players refused to. They were sent on by train but flew the next time with the rest of the boys and liked It. Of course, we can't compel any play er to fly. All we ran do In such cases Is to do like we did st Columbus let them take a train." American Association club own ers, at a special meeting yester day, adopted a MS-game schedule to open on the eastern front April 11 and close September It. American Ski Team Selected for Games LAKE PLACID. N. T.. Jan. 11. (LLB The team which will represeat tb United States la tbe cross country akl areata of the 111 winter Olympic games at Lake Placid was chosen to day at a meeting ot tha Ameri can akl committee. Charles N. Proctor, chairman of the committee, said the 11 men named to the team were se lected on tb basis of past per formances because of the lack ot snow sad ice. WoodI P7e are starting oft tb new rear with eosne specials i FINE COAL for Hogs, etc. 35c per 100 lbs. DRY SLABS $5.00 Dbl. Load 4-sk as about Hog Feel and Oil Barners. Large stock Fuel Oil, Funaae OH and Diesel Oils on hand at all time. PEYTON & CO. "Wood to Burn" 120 8. 7th. Phon OSS Just off Union Square. mort convenient to theaters, shop and stores. Only California hotel of fering Servidor feature thug combining "maximum privacy with minimum tipping". Garage in basement with direct elevator service to all guest room floors. In every room connec tion for radio reception, running filtered ice water, tub and shower. Western-exposure Tower rooms have ultra-violet-ray windows. DinnerinCoffeeShopfrom75 . up in Main Dining Room from $1.50 up. Also a la carte service. Sin Fiiancis wmwm LEADS COLLEGE GA5ABA STARS SEATTLE, Jan. 11. (D Piling up 11 basket and three free throw la the first six games. Charles Roberta, center ot the Vnlrrralty of Oregon basketball team, led the Individual (coring race after th second week ot play In the Northern division Pacific Coaat conference with a 4 7-polnt total. Second, third and fourth posi tions were closely bunched, with Wlnaor Calklna, Oregon guard, tour polnta behind the leader with 41, Howard Grenler, Idaho center, with 41, and Henry La yoff. Oregon forward, with 41. Fagans. Oregon State, wss In fifth place with 11. Huntley Gordon. Washington State center, who waa high man last year with a total equalling the conference record, waa In tenth poaition with 11 polnta. Grenler went to the top of the Hat for rule-infractions, having IT personal fouls called against him. Robertson, Oregon forward waa almoat a bad with It. Th fifteen highest acorera: GPFOFTPFTP ... 11 1 T 47 Roberta. Or. Calkins. Or. .. Grenler, Ida. Levoff. Ore. ( Fagana. O.S.C. -4 Holsten. W.S.C. 4 10 11 17 t 17 41 11 14 It 30 10 10 14 14 J t is Barrett. Ida. 4 Herman, Ida. It Lewla, O.S.C. 4 Robertson, Ore. Larey. Ida. a Wlcka. Ida. t Cross. .W.S.C. 4 Calrney, Wash. 4 O'DOWL SIGNS CONTRACT SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11, (U.PJ Frank "Lefty" O'Doul, out fielder for the Brooklyn National League Baaeball club, announced today that he had aigned hla con tract with tbe team for the 1931 reason. O'Doul. on ot th leading hit ters of th major leagues, said he had taken a email cut In salary, but waa well satisfied with the terms. CONNECTIONS I The Want-Ad Bectlon of the New nd Herald Is the "central ex- I change" wherein the seller is given a direct connection with practi- I PHONE) ca"y " Possible buyers where employer "get a line" on needed I employes where owners learn of suitable tenants . . . this "central I 1900 exchange" is operated by courteous, efficient Want-Ad Takers I trained to offer every assistance in the preparation of resultful I O classified advertisements. I The Klamath News and The Evening Herald j WANT-ADS I ' 21 SCI I Thurnblad's Cue Threatens Many Title Climbers CH1CAOO. Jan. It. (tn Ths fsnry cua of Chicago's own Ar thur Thurnblad Is still a threat to th challengers of his three-cushion billiard till. la a thrilling etruggle last night h defeated Lea Kanney, the Northern champion, to enter a three-cornered tie lead la tbe 1131 championships. Johnny I.avlon of Sedalla, Mo., ten times three-cushion king, and Frank 8. Scovllle of lluflalo, th Kaatern champion, shared the lop rung with him, claiming two vic tories and no defeats, Jsks Shaefer ot San Francisco, the world's ls-1 balkllne ruler, will atage hia aecond appearance in the tournament tonight, engag ing Kenney. Otto Itelselt of Philadelphia, a former titles!, and Bud Weathua ot St. Louis. South ern champion, will open the eve ning matches. Thurnblad's victory Isst night waa hard earned, and the acore waa 10 to 41 In 47 Innings. In aa earlier contest Scovllle sur prised even hla own tollowera by turning back the veteran Gua Co puloa ot Kugene, Ore.. 10 to 34 In 41 Innings. Boieman succumbed to Layton. 10 to 41. after the roast atar ataged a spectacular uphill battle. Allen Hall, rated tha tourna ment favorite at tha start, iup ped Into the win column by de feating Weathua, to to 11. In 61 Innings. I 111 CITY LEAGUE Two game are acheduled In th city league tonight when th Henley quintet will meet the Mac Marr store boy st 7:30 o'clock at the Mills school gymnaaium after which the Sons of Italy will play the Klamath Cubs Both game are expected to be good, as Henley baa Improved and baa added one or two new players to Its lineup. The Mac Marr boys bare always been good. The Sons ot Italy are full ot fight and energy and will try to wallop the Cube In auch a man ner that they will have no energy left to pursue their winning pace. TO E RESOLUTI Th Klamath Sportsmen' as soclatloa and th Klamath Isaac Walton League have endorsed a resolution made by the Tule Lake American Legion post No. 14. Tula l.ak grange, and the executive committee of the Tule l.ke chamber of commerce to tb federal gam commission rel ative to th Tula lake gam refug. It waa learned today. The resolution seta out by meeta and bounds th land which the organliatlona wish in cluded In the Tule lake gam refuge (tor ducka and geese), asks (hat th boundaries b mad permanent and slates that ti.e land included amounts to about B.000 acrea. Iloundarlea described are about the aaiue as th.y were under 1130 lawa, with th exreption of an east aid dyke which the reclamation serv ice proposes lo conatruct. The boumtnrlee asked will leave one-half Bill of shooting ground on th east aide ot Tule lake refuge and one aud one half miles of ehnotlng ground on the aouth aide. The one and one half nillea on the aouth were shooting groutula In 1930 but in 1931 were cloaed by preaiden tlal decree. The remainder of the resolu tion atated that a hunters' rec reation ground was needed; that Tule lake people have fed the blrda which come there and for age on their cropa; that the sanctuary was tbe largest In th state and If It waa made larger would be a hardship on northern California hunters; that the pe titioners were la tsvor of con servstlon and many of that sec tion hsva carried on salvaging programa for crippled blrda; and that the boundaries aaked were sought aa th permanent refuge boundaries. Red Ball Stage Line One Stag Daily for Lakaviaw, Oregon Terminal Stage Depot 830 Klamath PHONE 99B .ave K. F. 8:30 a. m. 'Doc' Snell Wins Over Volk With Decisive Kayo SKATTLR. Jan. 11. (II "Hoc" Snell, wild swinging vet eran from Seattle, Taciima, Wen at.hee and wav-polnia, evened the score with Kddie Volk, bard hitting Portland lightweight, In a scheduled eight-round noting bout hare last night, scoring a "knock-out," five knock-downa and a technical knockout. Six weeka ago Volk knocked down Knell four times In a Port land fight to win the decision. In the third round laat night Snell smacked Volk wltji a vlcloua left to the Jaw ami then sent hltu to tbe canvaa with a follow ing right. Th refers and timer got mised up in their counting and Snell was awarded a "kmxk out" and dualled from the ring. The hosing commission decided that the timer had counted too fast and Snell waa called back. The fourth went by with little damage but "loc" fouud his murk In the fifth and dropped Volk four ntore limes betor the referee atopped the fracaa and awarded Snell a technical knock out. Iemorrata are Jubilant about tha recent turnover la New Hampshire. Moses will have a tough time leading the Republic ans out of the wllderneea. NORTHLAND Transportation Company a Klamath Falla to Head) H'ltedule haa been reduced to one round trip daily lav K. F. Ttltn. an. Arrive llcnil I'i.lKI p. n. isive Item! ........ 1 :BO p. nt. Atrtv K. K. 8:0,1 p. m. 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