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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
February 1, 1932
Snell FacesVYoung Nationalista Monday Night
STANLEY WILL
MEET BECKER
IN SEW EVENT
AH flithtm who are In appear
a Herb Owen's fight rant at lh
lgton hull tonight have arrived
In Klamath aad are reedy to go
and no eubefifatea are aeresarv,
the promoter announced Monday
morning. Natlonalleia. Karmer
and Krrr arrived Sunday night
and Knell, Stewart and Mct'loud
landrd In thii city by motor at
a- m. Monday after leaving
ToHland 8unday morning and
coming by way of Itcud.
Young Doe Snell. Portland,
will entertain a cherished ambi
tion and Young Nationalista, Los
Angelas Filipino, will encourage
tha remnants of a battered repu
tation In the Legion hall Mon
day Bight at 1:30. The main
rent battlo on Herb Owen
third promotion In Klamath Falls
will ba characterised by a young
ater'a nphlll fight against a sea
aoned ring master clinging to ona
of tha moat outstanding records
In Pacific coast bantam circle.
Tha Utha. brown islander. Na
tionalista, will ba making his
first appearance In Klamath
rails. The Filipino has barn
stormed the entire country, win
ning and losing to the beet ban
tam boxers In the nation, and
though hla personality baa never
been thrust Into the Legion ball,
his reputation has been heard.
Saell Best Amhroee
Snell the comparatively un
trained youngster, earned his
position as main eventer on
Owen's card through a aensa
tlonal knockout Tlctory over
Buddy Ambrose. Salem. The two
tiny, Impetuoua bantams, scur
ried around the ring four rounds
until 8nell'a auperlor punch
brought along a knockout.
Red Stanley, (tablemate to
Snell. will appear against Pete
Becker. Klamath rails, in ina
all-round aeml wind-up. Stanley
has Dot fought here lor aome
time, but he will still be remem
bered nnder the Walker match
making regime. Becker will ea
ter the ring a slight favorite.
The newly Installed Klamath
Falls resident won a brilliant
left-handed Tlctory esveral weeks
ago orer Chief Thomas. Coquille.
and then turned wrestler the
following week to defeat Pat
Reagan. Seattle. Both Becker
and Stanley hare been consid
ered for a bout with Steamboat
Jackson, and the loser will be
automatically eliminated from
the prospeetlTS fight.
Jackson More Vn
Johnny Jackson, stocky Chllo
anln Indian, will meet Bud Mc-
Cloua vancourer, mean., in n
first 'six-round appearance. A
long succession of victories la
the preliminary claaa so im
pressed Matchmaker Owen ke
Immediately promoted the Chllo
e,nin man
Three four-round preliminaries
la which Klamath Fills man will
take outatandlng parte will In
troduce the trio of special slx
rounders. The most recent addi
tion to the opening bouta was
announced Friday. This was the
curtain raiser In which Murrey
Brlttaln. Klamath Falls, will
meet Fat Kerns, heavyweight
from Cottar Orore.
The ether four-round boats
will be aa follows.
Orlando Farmer, Eugene, ts
Tonng Schmellng, Klamath Falls.
Boss Zimmerman, Klamath
rails ts Russell Howard, Klam
ath Falls.
Philadelphia!!
Leads Cueists
CHICAGO, Feb. 1. W) With
fifty of the slxty-alz gsmes com
pleted Otto Relselt, the Phila
delphia Teteran holds a full game
lead orer the rest of the field
In the world's championship
three-cushion billiard tournsment.
Reiaelt, although idle since
lsst Friday night received some
help lsst night when two fav
orites were turned back. Relselt
baa won six games and lost one
and has four left, all against
formidable foea.
Augle Kleckhefer of Chlcsgo,
missed a chance to tie Relselt
lsst night but he was surprlied
by the Teteran Frank ScoTille
of Buffalo, the eastern champion,
losing by 60 to 86 In It in
nings. This defeat dropped
Kleckhefer Into a tie with Art
Thurnblad, the defending title
bolder, with five won and two
lost.
Gus Copulot of Eugene, Ore.,
was beaten by Len Kenney of
Chicago, to to II In 47 Inning.
Both -Kenney and Scovllle took
early leads and never gave
ground.
Major Leaguers
In Winter Meet
NEW TORK, Feb. I, (jip)
Major League club owners and
ether dignitaries of the national
pastime were clustered here to
day for the final get-together
before the opening of the 1131
campaign.
The occasion was the annual
mid-winter schedule meetings,
the American League today and
the National tomorrow. Com
mlttloser Ksneatw Mountsln
Lsndls, with a new black fedora,
was en hand to preside.
There was reiy little business
tn he transacted in either league.
Technically, the purpose of the
meetings was to approve the
schedules drawn up by Presidents
John P. Ileydler of the National
League and William llsrrldge of
the American last month.
Many a successful career began
with a Clasifled Ad.
Spectacular
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Tonng Nationalista, Los Angelce bantam, will make bis first show
ing in the Legion hall. Monday night against Young Doe Snell,
Portland. Nationalists baa been noted for spectacular fights com
bining punches end thorough ring generalship.
DEMPSEY BARRED BY
CHICAGO, Feb. 1, 0J.B ck
Dempeed had won bis second
round with the Mississippi ath
letle commission today, but thla
comeback campaign will be at
etake when the issue comes to a
showdown one week from today.
The commission lifted ita or
der euspending Dempsey because
bills for a boxing show he ref
ereed at Columbus. Miss., la the
tall of laid, were unpaid. It
alao announced It would send a
representative, Col. H. I. Landry,
to a hearing before the Nation
al Boxing association February
t at Chicago.
Meanwhile, Leonard Sachs.
Dempeey's manager, went ahead
with plans tor exhibition bouts
for the former world heary
welght champion la Milwaukee,
February . and Chicago, Feb
ruary lg.
CHICAGO. Feb. 1. (AV
Jsck Dempeey wss barred today
from all territory controlled by
the National Boxing aeeoclatlon
until payment was made of
debts incurred In connection
with bis exhibition appearance
in Missiseippl while on a tour of
the eooth.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1, (JP
Jack Dempsey said today he
waa "not worried" when In
formed he had been barred from
territory controlled by the Na
tional Boxing assoclstlon. He
declared the move would not
affect his coming fight tour of
the middle west.
Dempsey explained debts tn
connection with an exhibition
trip through southern statee a
year or two ago were Incurred
by a promoter, wboae name he
could not recall. Non-payment
of these debts wss the resson
for Dempsey being barred by the
N. B. A.
Wiseacres ssy Al Smith hss de
finitely made up bit mind not to
run. But as fsr as the Empire
State Building is concerned, he's
still up In the air.
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Grows on Idaho
MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. 1. (U.B
Washington Stale lengthened Ita
lead In tha northern division
basketball race Saturday at tha
expense of the tail-end Idaho
Vandals, 41 to It.
If this country Is ss dumb as
educators say, all Roosevelt has
to do la raise a mustache, develop
grin and aay
'dee-lighted" to
be elected.
Tet. If a third party found It
self at the head of the govern
ment. It would have no one to
blame bnt Itself.
Ton can rely on the Classified
Ads. Great rare Is taken to elim
inate all misleading atatementa.
HER
.S.G.-CDUBAR
CLASH CRUCIAL
HP STRUGGLE
8KATTI.E, Wash.. Feb. I, ()
Whether Washington State col
lege will romp away with the
northern division Pacific Coast
conference basketball champion
ship, or be forced to battle it nut
Uh Oregon State and the I'nl
versity of Washington will virtu
ally be decided this week end.
when the Cougars clash with the
O. S. C. Heavers st Pullman,
Wash.
An easy win over Idaho while
Oregon was nosing out a surprise
victory over Oregon stnte Satur
day night gave Washington Slate
a si rout hold on the first place
In the rare at about the half way
mark. The cougars trounced
Idaho 41 to IS at Moscow. Idaho,
and Oregon defeated the Heavers
11 to lu at Kugene.
Washington, defending cham
pion, awung back Into thn title
battle last Monday and Tuesday
with a pair of victories over Ore
gon at Kugene. The Huskies de
feated Montana in two non-conference
games here Friday and
Saturday.
Tomorrow nlsht W. 8. C. again
tackles Idaho at Moscow, and Fri
day and Saturday Oregon meets
Washington at Seattle and Wash
ington State tangles with Oregon
State in their crucial srriea at
Pullman. Two victories over the
Reavers will Just about assure
Washington State of the cham
pionship. The atsndlngs:
Won Lost
Washington State
Oregon State
Washington ..........
Oregon .
Idaho
EUGENE. Ore.. Feb. 1. 0J.B
University of Oregon fought off
a last half rally by Oregon 8tate
Saturday night, to nose out the
Staters, Jl to 10. In the first of a
four-game aerlea.
Oregon led at tha half. 11 to I.
Robertson, Oregon renter, was
the bright star In Coach Rein
hart's lineup, while Lenrhltsky,
guard, was the only starter able
i to consistently break through
j the Webfoots' defense. He took
arorlng honora with nine mark
era.
Fagans, Thomas and rangy Ed
Lewis. Oregon State's "three mus
keteers," found the close check
ing too much for them. Levoft
clung to Fagans throughout the
four periods and never allowed
him an open ehot.
With less than four minuses
remaining, Oregon led. It to 13.
TF
Little Orphan Annie
Here Is "Utile Orphan Annie" with her
Dsdrly and her pet "Sandy." She has
lasted life In an Orphanage and aa the
laughter of a rich man. Right now she
la home In luitiry, bnt It probably won't
be long before she will he off oa another
sdventure. V.'atcb for It.
Salesman Sam
lam Howdy, tha chief character of
Small's great comic eirip, Is a salesman
without peer. He le now a member of
the army of anemployed. Thla la a pic
lure one seldom aces all tha mala char
acters together flam, Oua, Kitty aad
lied. Don't miss them.
And Here's Pepper, Signed, Satisfied
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You can tell by the grin that pepper .Martin, hero of the 1111
world aeries, la signed and satisfied. He recently put down his
shotgun, called off a hunting trip and departed for St. Louis where
he signed a bigger, fatter contract to play with the world champion
Cardinals. Judging from the Martin smile, the salary figure must
have been at least double the HtOO that Pepper made a year ago.
Bob-Sled Smash In Olympic
Winter Sport Event Steals
Show From Other Features
BOB-SLED SMASH 14 sports T
lly Edward J. Nell
Associated Press Sports Writer
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.. Feb. 1.
tP Once mora the men who
made a dangerous Internstlonal
sport of tha youngster's pastime
of sliding down a hill have stolen
the show from a couple hundred
serious minded competitors In
half a doten winter Olympics
fields.
A breath-taking smash on the
most dangerous curve In nil bob
slelghdom a smash that sent
Captain Werner Zahn. Dr. Hans
Mahlhorn. Henrlrk Rossner end
Charles Devlne to hospital cots
Ith broken bones, cuta and
bruises rocketed the bob sleigh-'
ers hsrk Into the spotlight
1th
Lenchltaky and Merrill swelled
ths Rearer's score within three
of the Webfoots'. but the of
fense was temporarily halted
when Oregon took the ball Into
the back court and stslled away
valuable time.
Merrill dropped the last bas
ket Just as the game ended,
making the score 11-20.
are the
comic strips
JNews. Each one a different type each one the
best of its kind each one giving you a laugh a
day throughout the year.
Our Boarding House
Ifhatt Xone other than tha
nighty Major Hoopla ("mighty"
according- to hla own stalement.)
Mrs. Hoopla has a terrible tlma
with hsr lazy husband, hut yoo
will enjoy watching the eternal
battle.
Every Day In
The Klamath News
"TV- VI I
the first real proof of the dang
ers of the sport.
Zahn, are of Germsn bob sled
drivers. Is definitely out of the
games, atsrtlng Thursdav, with a
frsrtured left srm. Dr. Vehl
horn, his brakeman, suffered s
broken bone In hla left hand.
Hossner'a hark waa badly wrench
ed and Devlne. a Lake Placid
boy borrowed for the moment,
suffered from shock. All were
cut and bruised.
Zahn and his companions were
hurt when their too-pound bob
sleigh, traveling a mile a minute,
smashed over tha lop of Zlg-Zag
curve, most dangerous on the
mile and s half run of Mt. Van
Hoevenberg. and sailed 100 feet
through the air before It crashed
into a tree.
Harry Homburger, pilot of the
Lake Saranac Red Devils, and
Hubert Stevens, another famous
local pilot, both made full runs
dowa the trearheroue course be
fore authorltlea railed a halt over
the violent objections of foreign
teams. They Insisted their necks
were their own to break aa they
anted, that bob running was a
famous characters in the
brought you daily in The
man's game, that courting death,
rlklng flylna off Into spare to
crash through trees and rocks,
playing tsg enrnute with tUU
pounds uf tMili-sled was fun.
Hut authorities created more
bitterness among the visitors by
forcing them to ride only a mile,
end then lth full brakes ssl.
The foreign teams were great
ly annoyed at what they called
Ilia preference shown the Ameri
cana In letting them go the en
tire route while they were re
stricted "like children" one
aid. They Insisted they needed
Hie practice more than the local
boys who have ridden Hie slide
(or more than a year.
"What will we do If the elide
la this fait the days of Ilia
Olympics?" they demand. "Auto
matically default to this unad
mitted superiority of the Amer
icans T"
KLAMATH DEFEATS
The Klamath Pelliaua con
tinued their siring of victories
Saturday nlsht when Ihey de
feated the Ashland l.lthlans, It
to lit, the aeeond in over the
valley tram la two consecutive
tamea.
The local team established a
good lead at the half, scoring
It points to Ashland's 7. and
continued their e. silent playing
In the serond half.
Don Knelval plsved for Klam
ath aa guard reuter. Rill Kstea
waa high point man. tossing the
ball into the basket for all
points.
Dwlght French, coach, ssld
the team as In excellent shape
and played a brilliant game.
Ill HKIKM HEAT OHIZ.I.KH
SKATTI.a. reb. I. IUB-Tha
University of Washington basket-'
ball teem won the eerond game
of a two-game non-conference i
achedule with Montana, by a
score of t4 to It. here Saturday
night.
If yon think there waa nothing
touching shout Christmas, ask
Dad.
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The Newfangles
Chls and Gladys ars a newly married
Maple evperlenrlng all trials and Joys
of Ufa, Here you see (lilc teasing Gladys
shout a lamp she purchased from a
peddler. Big events were started bythis
lamp.
Tillie The Toiler
It looks as If Tlllle Is a littles provoked
st Mac today, I'nor Man dues have a
terrible lime, Tillie hae Mao around her
III lie tinner and Just gives him enough
encouragement to keep him In tint water.
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LEAD IN LEAGUE
Ths Pelican and Fremont beys
basketball teams wars tied fni
Ihe lead In Ihe Inler-erhool baa
ketliall league, with one victory
s piece at the end of the flr.i
week'a playing achedule, J, W,
Peak, athletic supervisor of ths
rlly schools, announced Monday.
Roosevelt and Mills schools ars
lied for third place, with ona vic
tory and one detest each. Fair
view and Riverside are In the cel
lar, after losing their first gsmes.
Dominic 11 In a it I nt of Pelican
leads In scoring, wtih It points.
Il.rnsril lingua of Itonsevalt and
tlordon Itnhlns of Mills srs lied
for second place, with It points
each.
Itesulla of Ihe first week't
games ate:
1'ellran 11, Itoosevelt 11.
Mills II, Falrvlsw t.
rreinont IS. Riverside I.
Roosevelt II. Mills 10.
Trojans Take
Game from Bears
OAKLAND. Calif, "eb '"'
University of Southern Calltofb
nla Saturday night look a .s t
17 basketball victory over llii
University of Southern allforg
nla In one of the hardest fought ssJT
court battles ever seen here J
The asms, which went Into gar
overtime period, was nip g.td
tu.k throughout the entire pe
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