January 80, 193S
rAut two
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Good Card
Verbally
Assured
Monday' Fi.ht Pro
gram Will Be Excel
lent, o Sejr the Say
en. Snell Eager for
Nationalise. Port
land Manager Doei
Not Know Becker.
By JtiK I'UiNKV
Decorated details from two
sources, Herb Owen. Klamath
Fall, promoter, and Ted 8ae
kald, manaser of th White
bout Athletic club of Port
land, inner! . re-assert, assure,
tnd rt-iira the spleudor of
Monday nliht'i flKht projram
it the Lesion hall.
If Youni Nationalista, a vet
eran rlnsmsn despite hi
youthful appellation.
brunklj- ordered from the
iren In Portlnd earlier thl
week with the ndnr of a "no
conteil" match hnnninn about
hi bronted Filipino ehoulders.
he will be carried from the
Legion hall circle o ay
Doc Snell. and so says Tex
Seakeid. (Tex' last name may
be riaht or It may ba wron.
but rttcht or t ! pres
ent apellinn It mott foratve
ibl than hit penmanship).
Of court. thi fellow Tex it
particularly Interested In the
work of Doc Snell. and his
Bote may be a bit biased.
He also baa holdings lit Red
Stanley. Pete Hecfcer'a rival in
the six-round aeml-wlndup. He
predicts an uncomfortable
Mondav for Pete, and writes,
"Thie fellow Becker better be
in shape and be able to fight."
Tex doesn't know Becker.
Pete ran fiaht. and he always
la in shape.
Another thing from Tex:
The Portland manager it rabid
on the subject of a Steamboat
Jackson-Stanley fight. Stan
ley, so it la written, will alnk
th old Steamboat easily.
There It no doubt of Knell's
ability as a scrapper, but If
Young Nationalists still is any
where near th Claw A fighter
he waa a few years ago. Bud
Ambrose, whom Snell knocked
out on the last card, will com
to resemble th toftnesa of a
lily-pad.
I'p in Portland Snell works
at hit fighting as hard and aa
often as he eat. According to
Saekeid the youngster boxes
five and lix round each day
tnd trott down th road fire
miles each morning before
breakfast. Owen has announced the cur
tain raiser, and in Herb's
words It will b a "classic."
This poor old word, classic,
has been used so often and
with such varying Interpreta
tions. It is difficult to under
stand Just what "claasic"
might be.
Anyway. Murrey Brlttaln.
Klamath Falls boy, will open
the card against Fat Kerr.
Cotlsge Crove. Both fellows
ir heavy, eights.
Owen has taken Nattonalltta
Into tow. and wilt conduct him
to Klamath Falls under per
sons! observation. All along
th way th promoter will talk
fight and Doc Snell, and by
the time the car roll into the
city limit th tropical blood
ed battler should be In turmoil.
Another distinguished for
eigner will come to Klamath
Fallt to bow to the Legion
hill audience Monday. He will
b Walter "Sneeie" Achiu. the
only full-blooded Chinese wres
tler In captivity on th coatt.
Achiu will wrestle on th next
mat program hare.
PtKkl.VS WINS
MIAMI BKACH. Fit.. Jan. 29.
(CP) T. Phil Perklnt. former
British amateur champion, de
felted th youthful Winn Day.
Chicago. 7 and 5 in the ,1-bole
final match today to win the La
Gore amateur championship.
BAKER WINS
BAKER. Jan. 10. (P) Baker
high school won itt sixth con
ascutlve basketball gam of th
aaaton last night at Ontario. Th
cor was ii to It.
WILLAMETTE WINS
ALBANY. Ore., Jan. 80, P)
Willamette I'nlrerplty defeated
Albany college 61 to 2, in a
northwest conference basketball
game here last night. The two
team play at Salem tonight.
From the beginning of time
deficits have been the real flag
of waning credit. Bernard Bar
uch. New York capitalist.
California Max .Baer Defeats Fish Peddler
COAST FIGHTER
HAS BIG EDGE
CH GACQAN
NEW YOHK, Jn. 30. (UR
Max B?r of California n
dtvUion over King Leviniky of
Chicago In a 10 -round heavy.
weight bout Ut nifht. lUer held
a dNtr point advantage OTr tha
Chi agoan. H wetRhM J'' J
pounds and Lertnnky
The deviation of the, thre offi
cial, vai unanimous and fol
lowed pre-fiitht prediction.
Hatr weighed 20 1 pound and
..ennxkr It!1. Th fight at
traded a crowd of nearly 12,000
who paid l.l.ooo.
l,evin.ky won the firm round.
He Munned lUer with a violent
two-fisted attack to the had
From that round on, while Baer
absorbed much punishment, he
held the upper hand.
Early in the second round
Baer signalled Lerinsky to come
on. Lewinsky did. He gare
Mil everything he had. but Max
laughed inanely.
In the third round Levinsky
all but fell after luiMlnf the
mark with a w1ldly thrown
right to the head. Ia the next
round Ilaer wrestled with the
King, tried to throw him to the
floor, and nearly felt through
the ropee himself.
So funogif.iT were they tlght
inr at the end of both the third
and fourth rounds that Keferee
tiunboat Smith, himself a former
heavyweight, had difficulty In
halting the action.
The fight was fought in the
first five round. The last half
consisted of distance sniping,
with Baer proving the best
marksman.
Out for Younff Nationalista
ii
we .J
Young Doc Snill. Portland bantam, hope to extend hit Klamaih
Fallt aeriea of rlctoriee up to two Mtmday night when he meets
toung Nationalista in th main event attraction on Herb Owen's
tight card. Snell knocked out Buddy Atnhros of Salem In his
lsst f'sht here.
Sunday, January II. the Sky
llnert of Bend are staging their
third annual winter sports .how
at their playground on the Me
tarule highway 30 mile, from
Bend. Cnnteetanta from akl
clubt of Washington, Oregon and
California will compete for hon
ors in ski Jumping, cross coon
try events and - combination
events. Klamath people hare
enjoyed th hoapltality of the
Skyllnen at the two previous
show, and many sre planning to
attend the ahow Sunday.,
Th Crater Lake Ski club will
be represented by the following
members:
R. J. Lueck. Crater lake. S
mlle race.
O. K. Fuckett, Keno, 8-mile
race.
Greer F. Drew, Klamath Falls,
S-mile raca.
P .0. Hedberg. Modoc Point.
S-mile rare.
Leon Bishop. Fort Klamath,
high achool boys' race.
Frank P. Drew. Klamath
Falls, high achool boys' race.
Wilbur Ferguson, Fort Klam
ath, hteh school boys' race.
Ida Briscoe, Oregon's long dis
tance champion and record-
breaker on the Crater lake trail,
insisted by her two sisters, Vln-
nle and Peg, will represent the
Crater Lake Ski club in the
ladiea' event.
Alt. Ostmo. Klamath Fills,
star jumper of the Crater Like
Ski club, will be unable to com
pete in thlt meet, became of an
Injury.
Judge Declares
Husband Killing
Is Indoor Sport
CHICAGO Jan. J. W Jttdte
Rink M, Pidden, refuaed to
abide by the recommendation of
a coroner's jury thit exonerated
i woman who stabbed her hus
band to death, and help Mrs.
Shirley Gibson, 31, to th grand
jury on a murder charge with
out bail.
"Wives killing their husbands
Is fast becoming in Indoor
sport." the Judge laid. "It must
be stopped,"
The woman told th coroner's
Jury she stabbed Gibson when,
Intnxicited. he tried to beat her.
RISE PREDICTED
CHICAGO. Jin. 10, OP) Four
formidibl cueist, one of them
a dirk hors. wer clustered to-
diy at th top of th world's
three cushion billiard tourna-;
ment atandlnga although Otto i
Reiselt of Philadelphia atlll top
ped them ill. The three besides :
Reirelt were Aug! Kleckhefer, ;
th atar Chicago touthpaw, only;
a half game behind the pace
setter: Gus Copulna, the Eugene.
Ore., veteran whose spectacular
victories hav brought him prom
inence and third place, and
Arthur Thurnblid of Chicago, the
defending champion, who ranked
fourth.
It became apparent these four
would fight it out for the title
as only 10 more days of play
remained. Jake Schaeter, th
young 18. t balklln king, seem
ed definitely out of the picture.
with three win and a many de
feats. Reiselt dliiplayed brilliant form
last night to beat F. 8. Scovlll.
of Buffalo, SO to 38 In 47 Innings
and stretch hi victories to 8
against 1 defeat. Kierkhefer de
feated Len Kenncy of Chicago,
50 to 48 in 4 Innings and had
five wins to one defeat.
Copulas, for years a familiar
figure in the billiard world, won
hi. fifth atraigbt game. 80 to
45 In 58 innings, from Tift Den
ton of Kansas City. He had loat
hi first two start..
Johnson Trial Set
For Monday Session
The trial of W. 8. Johnson,
charged In a grand jury Indict
ment for stealing hog. from C.
Bennett, December 28, will open
in the Klamath county circuit
court Monday, February 1, at 10
a. m.
RIOTING ENDED
BOMBAY, Jan. 19. (UP)
The most rlotou. day In Bombay
sine th nationalist "Satyagra
ha" was proclaimed ended lata
tonight with the police in con
trol of the situation, hut with
one dead, 20 serloualy Injured,
and more than 200 woonded as
th result of repeated police
charges against Hindu mobs.
Now Head Coach
BEARS TIE WITH
U. S. C. FOR LEAD
OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 30.
(UP) Coordinated team-work
gave the University of California
a convincing victory over Uni
versity of Southern California In
their important basketball game
here last nlrht. The final scor
waa 2? to 18.
By defeating th Trojan, the
Bear went Into a tie with U. 8.
C. for leaderthlp of the aouthern
division of th Pacific coast con
ference ao the title will probably
be at stake when the team meet
In the final gam of their four-
game series tomorrow night. U.
C. captured the first two.
LAKE PLACID. N. T., Jan.
30. 0J.PJ Considerable excite
ment was caused hr today by
the apparently erroneous an
nouncement that eight members
of th American bob-led teams,
Including Jay O'lirlen. chairman
of the American Olympic bub-
sled committee, were disquali
fied from entrance la the North
American bob-aled champion-
hip. her ttttaday end Monday.
Ralph J. I'ry, chairman of th
registration committee of the
Adlrouditfk Association of th
A. A. I'., made the announce
ment. However, htgher official,
of the A. A. I', claim that I'ry
had no authority to make auch
an announcement and that It
waa entirely erroneous.
The higher officials explained
that fry's disqualification, ap
parently ware based on th fact
that thes men, a yet. had not
received "traveling cards' front
their hum A. A, 1". divisions.
They pointed out that abaettc.
of the cards could not cau
their disqualification until th
day .'of th championships, as
they might receive their cardt
before thn.
Huskies Defeat
Montana Quintet
SEATTLE. Jan. SO. (41 The
rejuvenated University of Wash
ington Huskies continued their
recently-acquired winning wave
here lat night when they hand
ed the University of Montana
basketball tram a 4 4-18 defeat.
Th tirlsilles were swamped
from the start. Washington count
ing IS point before their op
ponents scored, and holding a j
commanding lead throughout th'
contest. A aerond game will be
played here tonight.
Date Arranged for
Stribling Exhibit
CHICAGO. Jan. 10. (U.R
February 28 was named today
by the Chicago stadium for the
proposed 10-round bout between
Young Stribling of Oeorgla and
Ernie Schaat of Boston. Th
bout was scheduled In Decem
ber, but had to be postponed
when Stribling Injured his hand
Strlhllng agreed today to th
February 28 date, and Bchaat.
providing he defeata Paulino
Uicudun In New York early next
month, 1 expected to accept alio.
V:2 v T';
A Am
LITHIA1M QUINTET
The superior playing of th
Klamath rallcans, led hy th
basket-hitter Knight, won for
them a 13-18 victory over th
I. Uhlan, at Ashland Friday
night. Th. second gam of th
aeriea will be played Haturday
and Coach Hwlght French has
voiced confidence that his teem
will again carry away honors.
The game was one of the
cluneal the Pelicans have played.
Only by Trlpplette and Knlght'a
playing In the last three minutes
wer they able in win by a
slight edge. The score at the
end of the first half waa 14 to
13 for the torsi tcum hut was
lied 18-18 until the final three
minutes.
Although Injuries handicapped
him, Sheeta was M to play.
Mills School Team
Defeats Henley Five
The hoys' basketball team of
Mills school played III Henley
school team this week, defeating
them S8-T.
Th Mill, team wa. composed
of Clifford Atiderson, captain:
Leo Itouf, John ( arlaon, Lewis
lleeves, tlordou Kiililrie. Donald
lleynolds, Hsrv.y Knight, John
llowen, Charles Mrlillvery and
Itonny Hamilton. Melvln Hay
la roach,
Fast Ball Hurler
To Join Pirates
KANHAH CITY, Mo, Jan. 10.
H'I'I A fast hall pit. her, lull
Kwlft, of the Kansna City Amer
ican as.oclatliin baseball team,
was purchased totlay by the
I'ittsburah Pirates.
Kalliae City received two
players, lloli Osborne, pitcher,
and Ed Phillips, ralcher, and aa
unannounced amount of cash for
Kwlft, Mwift I. a right-hander.
liwreuce ' c-tiud ' l.esls. who
learned his football In Portland,
Ore , starred at quarter for Ulan
ford, and for two yeara back-
field coach at Northwestern, has
been named head football roach
at 8an Francisco University.
3
California took an early lead
nast night and held it to th end.
I.A (iRANI)K TEAM WIX8
LA GRANDE. Jan. 80. (Ai
Scoring a three-point lead In th
first quarter. Jark Allen's Owbt.
La Grande Independent basket
ball team, never relinquished It.
margin over the Multnomah Ath
letic club intermediate, winning
31 to 21 at Union last night.
FIELDS OFFERED
BOUT FDR TITLE
CHICAGO. Jan. 30. (UP)
Jsckl Fields, Los Angeles, who
regained th welterweight title
hv defeating Lou Uroulllard.
Worcester, Mass., In a 10-round
bout her lst night, haa been
offered a till bout with Jimmy
Mclirnln, or 81 II lyr Petrolle or
a return match with Uroulllard
here within 80 days.
Matchmaker Nate Lewta pre
fer. . match between Field, and
Petrolle. Mrljirnln failed to an
swer a communication from
Lewi, regarding a bout with
Tlelda
Buffalo Hockey
Team Is Dropped
C H I C A 0 O. Jan. 30. flJ R
The Buffalo hockey team was
dropped from the American
Hockey league today because of
failure to pay the Installmenta
due on Its franchise and failure
to pay the league assessments.
William F. Grant, league presi
dent, announced.
The American Hockey league
will complete the reat of the gea
on with five cluba. Chicago, ft.
I .ou la, Tulsa, Kansas City and
Duluth.
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It's COMPRESSIBLE Just the right
amount of compressibility to take care of
the irregularities in the flanges.
Your garageman has these "time and trouble saver"
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MONDAY
NIGHT
Auspice. Klamath Fall Boxing and Wrestling Co mmission
Hero Owen, Promoter
6 Rounds 124 Lba.
YoungNATIONALISTA
6 Rounda 187 Lb.
Red STANLEY
v.. Longview
Young DR. SHELL vs. Pete BECKER
Albina Klamath Fall.
6 Round 140 Lba.
Johnny JACKSON v.. Bud McCLOUD
Chiloquin Vancouver i ,
4 Round. 140 Lbs. I 4 Round 130 Lb.
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