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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1932)
PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON January 28, 1032 1 Ski Club Prepares Carnival Fort Klamath Winter Sport Program Will Climax Development of Snow Play in Thii pete at Eugene. By JDK PKiNKV Thsr Is do activity more characteristic to the Klsmstb country than In winter c porta. Th taal of foothall, haaket bal), basenall tba ho)a ran of organised athlatlca la thoroughly vicarious In Ita entertainment, bul the taata of winter with lta akllnf. skstlni and sledding la pe culiarly Individual. All through tha lata fall and across the months of iduv, from November on, thousanda of Klamath Falls people hare turned tha entire reclon Into a playground of "winter delight. The (port, while maintain ing, possibilities for everyone, gradually haa coma under or ganlilng Influence. Over tha Tadflc coaat winter rluba have been formed, and the Crater Lake Ski club of thla territory la by no meana the leaal Im portant. At Portland tha Junior Chamber of Commerce haa aet Itself behind the pro notion of the anow activities of Mount Hood. Last week end a fliantle carnival was held In which many of tha ontatandlng winter eportamen of tha eountry participated. Tha elopes of tha ap-etate mountain were covered with spectators, moat of them ama teurs, eater to watch tha physical beauty of profewslon al performances. see Tha climax of Klamath's winter aport will com Fehru arv 11 at Fort Klamath. The following la a description of the event: "With the probability that some of the moat skilled ski artists In th weat will com pete, a new record la expected to be aet In the annual race claaslc from Fort Klamath to Crater lake and return. The program will be under the auspice of the Crater Lake Ekl club, one of th veteran winter aport organisations of Use northwest. "The record so far Is approx imately five hours, but with snow conditions expected to be Ideal, th best they have been for aeveral year, and the dis tance shortened, an hour may be allced off th record. Sev eral entrants are In th midst of hesvy training, and other are signifying Intentions of participating. Entrlea will close February II. and up until that time are open to anv skier in th country. A la-inch loving cup will be awarded the winner of the trek, wltb suitable prlxea for second and third places. "A l-mlle race from the rim of Crater lake to Fort Klamath la likewise attracting general Interest and Is expect ed to have quit a number of entranu In competition tor trophies. Other event of the winter carnival five It th distinction of having the most varied program of any winter meet on the coast, providing opportunities for girls, women, men and boys of all ages to enter th spirit of th meet. "The recent completion of a permanent ekl jump has paved the way for early practice jumps and will make new southern Oregon records pos sible in the jumping contest. feature of tha carnival after noon eventa. It la probable soma of the outstanding art ists ot the coast will be pres ent. "Th Crater Lake Ski club Is expending considerable ef fort to assure the most suc cessful meet In Its history. Details ar receiving careful attention, Including the intro duction ot several novelty WASHER Tremendous i rA Price ()4 Reduction The California Oregon Power Company NORTHLAND Transportation Company Klamath Falls to Bend -rhedule haa been reduced to one round trip dally l,eare K. t. ,,,, m. Arrive Henri w..ia.( p. m. Imis tend ........1 :ftu p. m. Arrive K, F 8:08 p. m. RIDE THE NORTHLAND Phone 999 Terminal Stage Depot Union Stage 830 Klamath Ave. Feather Title Bout Declared FIGHTERS RULED OUT N T 11 GKOIU.K KIKKHKY Ml'SlC HALL, Cincinnati. O.. Jan. II, (UP) la a scene of wild confusion la an edifice ded icated to one of the finer art, th world's featherweight title bout between Christopher (Hat) Battallno ot Hartford. Conn., and Freddie Miller. Cincinnati aouthpaw. was declared "no con test'' In the third round last night by Referee l.ou Hauman. Rattallno. weighing 1114, of ficially lost his till on th Cin cinnati commission acale In th afternoon, but Miller, weighing lii pounds, had a chance to rapture th crown by winning last night. Obviously weakened by his vain attempt to make th feath erweight limit of 121 pounda. Kattallno appeared only a shell of his usual self In th first two rounds. After a furious exchange at close quarters early in the third round. Battallno alumped to the canvaa on hia knees. He did not attempt to claim a foul, hut he appeared to have been hurt about the atomach from one ot Miller's slugs, to the body. The referee bad counted to eight when Batullno atruggled to hla feet i.nd attempted to defend himself. Miller waa moving la for a knockout when Battallno went down tor the aecond ttm. ap parently without being hit. Re feree Bauman turned hia back on the fallen fighter and walked to a corner, refusing to count over Battallno. After leaning oer the rope and addreaalug a measag to on of th boxing commissioners, th referee re turned to where Battallao lay and ordered him to get up and rtaume fighting. Battallno was down about 41 seconds this time, but was attll dared when he gained his feet. events. Preparation In gener al ar progressing rapidly tor th entertainment ot thou sands of spectators." . e e Roland Warren. Klamath Tails wrestler, will make his first appearance In several month when he goee on the mat In one of Herb Owen's featur : matches at Eugene Friday night. Warren, eager to exhibit his experience after a barnstorming trip through the east about - a year ago, probably will b oa card here In the future, and In anttei- . pation of his ucttvit- here -has lasted a challenge tor all men In hia own 150-pound division. rheumatism" New Mriiiclne Guaranteed to Free ior Muarlea and Joint In I Than a Uck or Money-Hark EASES PAIN FIRST DAY No matter how crippled and helpleaa you are wltb rheuma-1 t'sm; no matter how great your ! suffering; yon can now ease that pain In a day and break rheu-I Eiatisin'a terrible grip on your : system In lea than a week or . nothing to pay. All bottle of Ra-Ma la guar- anteea to tree your muacie ana Joints trom crippling stiffness and swelling, lameneaa and tor turing pain or your money re funded. No long, discouraging wait while you wonder If that awful pi In will ever stop: for Ru-Ma begins to act the vary first day. 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The famous mare, decorated by the Hrlth government for gal lantry under fire during the world war, dropped dead on the field on action eaterday at Mld wick country club aa aha raced for the hall In the seventh chukker ot a practice game, with her owner, Stephen tLaddie) Sauford. In th saddle. Beatrice atumbled and fell aa tha captain of the hurricane team called upon her to wheel after the ball and she never got up. The Incident terminated the contest which was played with th Mldwlck quartet. Th bore waa It years old. and waa purchased by 8sn(ord trom British cavalry officer. She waa used In th Internation al aerlea ot lll. I'M and again In 1117. A ahrapnal scar on her right flank waa a wound chevron ah carried for service la France E Th final gam of th first halt ot the city basketball league will be played tonight In th Mills erhool gymnaaium when the MscMair quintet meets the Klamath Cubs. Th teams are tied for first place In the leegue with percentages of .710 each, having won three and lost one game apiece. In the opening game which starts at 7:10 o'clock the Mecca, tied for third place, meat th Sons ot Italy, who occupy th eellar poaitlon In standings. Basketball fans at promised lota ot excitement and action In the MacMarr-Cubs game aa the teama are bitter tivala and each la anxlona to finish first In the first half of the season and be a contender In the championship set at the end of the season. League standinga now 'are: Team W. L. Pet. MacMarr Cuba I Klam. Athletic Club t Mecca t Henley t Bona of Italy 0 760 .710 .100 . .400 .000 Anti-Knock Claims are Too Modest" -guys Earl Cooper kjsa) Jkj tfjAsBghtyef (ayaM) Ussmmesiilai. 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Howell, ranging aa one of the tallest prep school reutera In the state, waa placed on the aec ond all-state team last season, and waa voted on of th out standing hoopitera at th Salem tournament. Hla unusual height haa given th Ashland team an offensive advantage from the tip-off. rrench. retailing the aerlea with Ashland last year, declared Wednesday night hia team would have excellent chanrea for vic tory. The Pelicans stopped Jack Bliss' outfit on gam out of two, and th single defeat was by only a point margin. Whll th Klamath coach has not yet decided whether be will stsrt Allen or Dirk Knleval at center, he Indicated Allen would har th Inald chance. Allen la slightly taller than Knleval. and already la familiar with the playing of th brilliant Howell. Either Bill Este or Bill Msy hew will start at on forward position and either Dirk Sheet or Howard Pernell at the other. Jack Knight and Woodrow Trip letta probably will take their regular positions at guards. French reported hla team In excellent condition for th val ley series. Nine players and a manager will make the trip Fri day. The only data on the Ashlsnd team waa their two-point loss to Grants Pass. Klamath defeated the Cavemen here last week. The Llthlans defeated Roseburg In their other major contest. I find that 11 per cent ot those charged with crime are non-nat-urallxed Supreme Court Justice Dike of New York. mileage, thla new gasoline has been Judged the meet economical end efficient sold on the Pa cific Coast. A .Veir Arvmm mnd Color ' Idmmtltr. thm Qualltg The aromatic compounds which ere reopen slble for the higher anti-knock qualities la gasoline have a pleasing odor. New Union 76 can be easily Identified not only by this aroma bat alas) by the rich orange color. 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Charlea Hendricks declsloned Jo Rondon, (4); Willie Keen de clsloued Al Maaon, (4), and Louie Lledtk declslonsd Jack Newland, (4k Steamboat Jackson, Klamath Kails fighter, will be In the front row ot th Legion ball pen Monday night to cheer Pete Becker to victory over Bed Stan ley, Portland, In th alx-round aeml-wlndup to tha main event between Young Nationalise. Loa Angeles, and Youug Doc bnell, Porltand. Jackson, his on ambition to knock th popularity away from this Coloradan wrestler-boxer who has won his two appear ances her, haa given Becker hla best wishes for Monduy. Jack son doesn't want the misfortune of a defeat to Interfere with his private grudge against Bvrkar. Johnuy Jackson haa been In ttalnlng at the Chlloquln gym-. i.anlum for his special six-round ! fight against Bud Mn'loud. Van- i couver, Wash. Hrh Owen, pro- molar, haa moved Jackson out of the preliminary class, and the Indian alugger la eager to win I and atay In the feature division. : Young Nationalist and Doc ; Snell have continued their prl- j vale training In Portland gym-1 nustuins and will move on down j the atate thla week-end. Snell, j winning from Buddy Ambroae. , SKlem, by a knockout on the last card, will rank evsnly with th Filipino. Pltlt K IMtOSTICII NEW OHLKANS. I J , Jan. IS. (UP) After trying II mutuels 1 for two daya, th management j of th fair grounda race track I today went back to a II mini-1 mum. Th Innovation failed to! strlk a responslv chord among th patrona. Th aingle dollar ttcketa will continue to be (old in th field stand only. UNION . ye , .. X. . ft - ' """ VI sneasaeaeZ J, j' , f ....... t tawiwia ii nww. ' --aW . - JttmM. ir mi -j sMJaTl I Li LEADS 00 T THIS SECTION SEATTLE, Jan. II. 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