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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1932)
THE EVENIMd HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON February 8. 1932 fAKit TWO Sandehl Wrecks Gymnasium "Terrible Swede" Run Amuck With Word Ray Friable Will Refer Mondty'i Wrestling Program. Chief Merrill Orders Sub-M ichint Gun Squad in Readme. Br J"K PKiNKY Bill Sandehl. a suspicious gentleman when aroueed. bunt down the Copco gymnaalum door Saturday, to to-hnld rumor that Ray Triabl, known her about a th Medford Tiger, wee (nine to dreea up In unbespattered whit shirt and durk trousers to rater th main event wrestling matrhea at th Legion ball Monday night. "I think I fn beat Tom Kay. but I won't guarantee to throw him If I bar to tak on Frisbl at th nmi time." Eandehl apoutad hortly after wrecking crew had gone to work patching up damage to th gvmnaelum, and Roland Warren. Bill training part ner, had picked himaelt out of the pllntr and carried hi brutaea OTr to a bottl of liniment. Sndehl, b It remembered, Bcrurlahe a private hatred in hi terrible Swdih heart, and Frlsble, th whol of that hatred, return th dislike to Intensely h train on Scandi navian cracker and mar' milk, defeating both. Jut to keep hi malic on th proper diet. Frlible and Sandehl roughed each other month ago la omething of am manner a cowboy would boll-dog a ateer, but th match cam to th on attsfactorv eonclualon. It matter little who wai th technical victor, for Bill and Friable met In a return match at a preliminary to on of Roy Anderson' gigantic befor Rov went to th race at Ban Diego whr wrtler, pro moter and portlng editor bother him aot a whit. Thi econd encounter Ilk th tint cam to an Indefin ite termination. Frlahl and Sandehl. after week of verbal cuffling. knocked each other cold In a bar-nothing animal battle. Each claimed a "moral" vic tory, and a third and final match haa been hanging fir ilnc long before th battl of Shanghai hit the front peg of th world newapaper. Now Bill bad Juat returned to training after a long ab aence from th ring when h met rrlobt. Thi rough lad plaved havoc with Blll'a care fully made comeback plane, and It con th Dorrl Swede much agitation and many trips to the doctor to get bark Into ahape. Sandehl baa begun to r-approach th earn auperb condition aa the day he went Into retirement, and If Mr. Friable actually la the referee for Monday program. Tom Bav of Longview mil Juat aa weil ait back agalnat th rope whil Wrestler Sandehl and Referee Frlebi tak tp to cttl a very active argument. Guy Merrill, chief of police, haa coneidered the peace and quiet of Klamath Falls, and, after the eecond blood-flowing klrmlsh between tti Tiger and th Swede, b tentatively aet hie foot down on a third rrcmotlon. The chief haa cor dially assured the principal In fight and wrestling promo tlona her Klamath Falls can get along quite well without rioting. Although the fact that Fria ble might be the third man In th ring Monday doesn't actu ally constitute an excuse for a resumption of hostilities. Mer rill probably will take more than ordinary precautions by detailing a sub-machine gun equsd. to th Legion hall. All th Legionnaire nshers bav announced their Inten tions of dusting off the old tin hat for another war. Ray Frisbie will enter th ring if be 1 to b the re fereeIn an ugly mood. Frls bi 1 th temperamental aort of ma (man cultivating show manship aa a necessary ad junct to wreatllng smartness. Frisbl I thoroughly normal in th deep-rooted desire to win, and when ho gets dumped over It'a week before he re cover any aort of even dis position. Ray waa badly pinned at Eugen Friday night by Roland Kirchmeyer, Okla homa, and the reaentment eon't be out of hi system by Monday. Kirehmeyer hoisted Frisbl on to hi shoulders and tossed him with an airplane spin so vicious Ray couldn't return to complete th third fall. LINKS 40 NATIONS The L'nlted State Is now con nected by telephone with 40 for eign nations. In thi gigantic hookup the American telephone user is In contact with 12,760, 000 telephone, or 12 per cent of the world's total. THIS BUSINESS BOOMED Th United State produced mort than 251,000.000 pair of boot and shoes during th tint Bin months of 1111. This U an Increase of I t per cent over th production of th tame period of 180. KtHl Foil FISH A Cllfornln has entered an j odd business. He collect mos- ! qulto larvae from stagnant pond! nd drlee and grinds them Into! food for aquarium fish. j Lava QUINTET TAKES EARLY By JIM KUKSKR klaliialh HI Correspondent Gaining partial revenge tor three previous defeat, th Lava Bear of Hend atung the Pelican quintet with a 21 to 22 defeat Saturday nlghl la th Klamath high gym. Erlckaon started th Bend fire works with the first three points of the battle. With this start th Hear kept It up until they bed 12 points at the end of th quarter. Ail th Klamath acor- I lng In this period excepting a one- hand shot by Sheet, waa on foul ahots. Halnee, th aggreeatv forward of th visitor, led hi teem' attack with 14 talllea. Eat and Allen led for th Pelirana with nine polnta apiece. Halnee waa really "on," for he rarely missed a goal. Continuing their (coring da lug th Rear had a total of 1 chalked np at th nd of th half, aa compared to th nine marker for th Klamath team. Coming ont for th second half seemingly determined to do some better work, the Pelicans netted th first three point of thi period. Thi spurt was short-lived, however, aa the vis itors soon resumed basket ahoot Ing with monotonous regularity. Th Klamath men never came closer than aeven point to th Bend total from thla time oa un til the end of th gam. Th lineup: KUmath (28) F.O F.T. P. Sheet, f 1 1 t Eat, t 1 I '1 Allan, e 1 Knight, g I 4 Tripplett. ( LEAD FOR WIN Total T I T 12 Bead (S3) F.O F T. P. T. Haines, f T 1 14 Erlckson. t 2 lit Rismussen. X 1 2 7 James, g I I Lleuallen, f 2 1 1 T Totala II I 11 It Referee: Frank Tarr. L NEW YORK. Feb. t, (Jpt , Johnny Jadlck. Jack Dempsey. , Midget Wolgast and Iisy Schwarts are tb principal fig- ures In this week's fistic program. Jedick. holder of the junior ; welterweight championship, face Harry Dubllnsky of Chicago In a ten-round non-title match at Philadelphia tonight." I Dempey will box two rounds 1 each against Ruck Everett and I Jack Roper at Milwaukee tonight. I and four rounda against Merer jiK. O. Chrlstner ot Akron. O.. at Cleveland Thursday. Wolgast, recognized In some states as flyweight champion, tan : gled with Tommy Hughe of Los ! Anreles in a 10-round non-title i bout at Hollywood, Calif., Fri day. . Schwartx, once flyweight cham pion, starts on the come-back trail a featherweight against Jack Terranova ot New York at the Jamaica arena here tonight. At Portland. Ore., Young Fir po, former Idaho miner, and George Dixon resume their feud In a six-round bout Tuesday night. Dreyfuss Is Buried, Sport World Mourns Pittsburgh, Feb. , (ap The baseball world club-owners, managers, player and Juitt fana mir.g:ed In grief Bar ney Dreyfuss. owner of the Pittsburgh Pirate and for three decade an outstanding flgnr In the sports world, was burled yes terday. Judge Kensaw Mountain Lan dla, high commissioner of base ball; John A. Heydler, president of the National league, and Wil liam Harrldge, president of tb American league were among those who paid trlbnte at the bier of Mr. Dreyfus, father of the world series Ide. Landls, Heydler and Harrldge were honorary . pall-bearer s were President William Veeck, of the Chicago Cubs; President , Charle A. Stonehsm and Secret- i ary James J. Tlerney of the New j York Glanta; Emll E. Fuchs. 1 president of the Boston Braves; ' President Frank B. York of the Brooklyn Robins; President Sid ney Well, of the Cincinnati Reds; ' President L. C. Ruch, of th Philadelphia Nationals, and Treasurer William O. DeWltt of ; th St Louis Cardinals. i Red Ball Stage Line One Stage Daily for Lakaview, Oregon Terminal Stage Depot 830 Klamath . . PHONE 990 ave K. F. 8:30 a. m. Bears Basketball Xolre Dame 81; ralvernlty of Pittsburgh 1U. Mllll li Mlslsel'il Ag gie. MA. Navy 8.1; Ohio Mate L Army HO Colgate SHI. Dartmouth ST, Vale 114. Iowa 4lt, Chicago Montana Ktate ST, I'tah Ag gie. SO, Allamont sihool' buys and girl basketball team defeated th Malln teama In game playd Friday night with th boy win ning 20 to 14 and th girl 21 to 10. Linup of the victorious boya' team waa Robert Ward, center; Klwood Kin and VI. tor Itegliiato. forwards, and Willard Oliver and Jack Ward, guarda, with Pete Ureen a aubetltut. Lineup tor th Alternant girl' team wae Dorothy Parent. Jump ing cntr; Maxin Peteraon and Kiilth Fugill, forwards; arm a Kllnkhammer. Mary Burn and Dorothy Gyabera. guarda, and Nelll Arthur. Dorothy Sin. Eleanor Kvans and Gladys Uundy. substitute. Th Son of Italy (cored their third consecutive victory over the Knight of Columbus basket hall team at th Pelican gym Saturday night, taking the game 42-22. Lineup: Sons L. Pasters. B. Olovannlnl. H. Ptnelll. forward: A. Contort!, center: X. Olovan nlnl, H. Nalnl. guarda. Knlghta Muring. Keith. Colwell. guards: Zupan. renter: Krueger and Vaughn, forwards. FALLIOTHEB NEW YORK. Feb. I. (Jp) Th figure tell th atory of a deter mined pre-Olymple charge by America track and field are her over th week-end two world Indoor mark smashed and another tied. Three youth: Gen Venske. George Splti and Emmett Top Pino unheard ot nationally when the last Olympic wer run off at Amsterdam la 1121. accounted for the brilliant performance. Outran until. Key Venike, a formidable runner only sine last year, .flashed the Wanamaker mil of the Mlllrose A. A. game in 4:11 1-t. (having four-fifth of a second oft th In door mark held Jointly by Pavo Nurml and Jol Ray. It waa th third beat mile In track hiatory, lndoora or out. Surpaaalng it la the 4:10 2-1 hung up by Nurml outdoor In 1922 and Jules La Doumegua universal standard ot 4:0 1-5. aet at Pari laet sum mer. Spltt. America' chief hop for th high Jump championship In the coming Olympic, bettered his own Indoor record by t-t of an inch when he cleared the bar at t feet "S Inches. Three Fwvoritre Topplno. rapidly developing into one of the greatest (printer in th game, turned the (0 yards in .! seconds, equalling the rec ord first set by Loren Murchlson and since equalled by several other. All three probably will be out standing favorites In their special ties when the national indoor A. A. U. championships are held here February 22. Toppino beat Ira Singer, the national 40-yard champion, among other on Sat urday night. Canadian Runner Takes Speed Race NEW YORK. Feb. . (U.R Gene Venske of Boyeratown, Pa., et a new world record for the one-mil Indoor run tonight when he won the Wanamaker mile, feature event of the 25th annual Millrose game held before a capacity crowd of 11,000 In Madison Square Garden. TWO RECORDS TIED IN RAGES Announcing the arrival of E 932 KIUHDSI and ESSEX now on diiplay Acme Motor Co. - . ' Southern Oregon' Largest Automotive Industry. ' ' t ' 410 So. 6th St. Crush Pelican Team, 35 - 22 AGHIU BRING GRID MAT STYLES All of the partlrlpanta on Matchmaker Herb Owen'a card for Monday nlghl at the Legion hall. 11:30 o'clock, had arrived In Klamath Falls by Monday morn ing, and thr waa no possibility of substitution. Walter Achlu. Pet Becker Chlue opponent on on nd ot tb dobul mln event will go on th mat with ronfldenr after a Friday utght victory over Vaall Tsacoff. Bulgarian, at Kugene. lllll Sandehl. outstanding heavy. weight matman of thla renlon. will meet Tom Kay, Longview, In th other main event. Within th last month both Becker and Achlu have met and defeated Pat Reagan, Wyoming cowpuncher. Arhlu won two out ot three falls In a Kugene main event while Becker pinned th Wyoming range rider In th final round of a four ten min ute period preliminary to th Robin Reed-Sam Komaln welter weight match two weeka ago. Bill Sandehl, teaming with Roland Warren, Klamath Falls grappler a a training partner, announced hlmaelf In th beet condition he has reached sine hi return to th gam after a lay-off ot several yeara. Th ex OlympHc gam atar from Sweden, while giving g few pounda to th heavier Tom Ray, haa become confident hi undefeated atrlng of victories since hi resumption ot wrestling will not b broken. Both Achlu and Ky will bring the Sonnenherg tyl of wrestling to th Legion hall arena. Achlu tor four year was a football atar with Dayton university and then entered the professional gral gme la the east. Despite hi ISO pounds, th Chines wss on ot th best dfenslv buck In th middle west np until tbe time he was graduated. Laat fall Arhlu waa assistant foot ball coach at Dayton. Becker haa been at work In the Klamath Athletic club gym naalum aince hi boxing victory over Red Stanley laat week. Th Klamath Fall grappler believes he haa perfected a defense for Achlu a tackling, butting type ot wrestling, and. like Sandehl. Is sure his unbeaten record here will be continued Tue., Wed., Thur. VNv f H::t iwmMm. ;., I Elissa Landl and , Tir fZf I llJ Victor McLaglen In 'i'jT 1 ' " "" m l I SI "WICKED" CS U Jf k , zr Kieckhefer To Play Reiselt In Last Came CHICAGO. Ffh, I, (DTwo old-timers In th billiard business. Augl Kleckhafar of Chicago and Otto Reiselt (it Philadelphia, will play a round ot three-cushion to night for a world championship and 11 ii. "00 In rash. This pair of angle artists, both former champion, bav reached th final match lied tor first place, with seven vlrtorlea and three defeat, and tonight will play for the big reward-IT. too and It per cent ot th receipt, which will amount to another 12.600. Th winner also figure to collect aa much aa 121.0011 more from exhibition. Kieckhefer will be after his tenth till, wklrh, should he de feat the fidgety Pbtladelphlan, would tie the alt-time mark of ten cbamplonahlps, held bv Johnny t-aytoo ot Sedalla. Mo. It will be Keiaelt'a alxtb title If he la ahl to overcome the left-handed Chl cagoan. P. N.G. A. Tourney Dates Announced SEATTLE, Fh. . (U.W Offi cial of th Pacific Northwest Oolt association, meeting her to day, aet th week of June 10-21 th data for th ItSl tourna ment. Alderwood Country club will be host, with Columbia Country club assisting for th tint thre day. A gallery fee charge tor the amateur and womn' chsmplon hlp competitions wss approved. This was the choice facing Ellen Rossiter, a "dime-a-dance girl" in a Broadway dance hall. Ellen had never known luxuries and longed for them. Larry Harrowgate whom she loved treated her as a playmate, was never serious. Steven Barclay, rich and middle-aged, offered her every happiness money could buy. Ellen made her choice and her story, "The Dime-a-Dance Girl," by Joan Clayton, tells what happened. It's a thrilling, unforgettable serial beginning t Tomorrow in COUGARS LEAD BASKETBALL E SEATTLE. Fb. . (AP) Clashing through to three vic tories laat week, Washington Stat CnlUg hoopster retained llielr lead In th northern di vision Pacific Coast conference championship race with eight win and only one defoat mark ed up In tb record book. Th lulverslly of Washington, bv virtu ot a pair of victories ovir Oregon last week-end. eased Into aecond place with alt wlna nd lour defeats. Htatrr lsse TsV Washington Stat stsrted the wetk with a 21-22 win over Idaho, and continued their win ning waya by downing Oregon Stat twice In a row Friday and Saturday by score ot 21-22 and 22-22. Th Cougar will tak th road now, playing all avn ot their remaining game away from home. Wsahlngton' Huskle war brd-prad to knock ovr Ore gon, but took th Webtoo'er .Friday night by a tl-tt count. nd repented th following eve ning with a 27-11 win. His Game on Tap Six conference game r ea tap thi week, Oregon tlat CONFER E N C meeting Idaho at Moscow (or a wo gam series Monday and Tuesday, Wsihlngton and Idaho tangling at lest tie Friday and Kaiuiday, and Washington lute meeting at Eugene th aame night a Ih Washington-Idaho aeries. Tb standing: W. Washington Blalt I Wsahlngton t Oregon Itate ...................... 4 Oregon ,.,,..,,, 4 Idaho ...I BEAT ROOKS 1GI COHVAU.ll. Ore. Feb. I. 01 K -University of Oregon freshmen won their aecond ronsecuttv basketball gam from th Ore gon Stat colieg rook her Sat urday, tl to Iv, alter a late tir ing freshman rally fell ahort. With th first period ending 21 In II for the frosb. the Stat er rm bark strong In lb last half to rlos th gsp by sensa tional ahot by Hlbbard, Oregon Stat guard. Th rooka took an early lead ml held It until th middle of th first halt when th troeh passed them, never again seri ously to be threatened until Ih cloalng minut of th gam. Illhhard, rook guard, waa high point man with II. followed by Ilerg ot Oregon with I. Long distance telephone calls In Cteeho-Slovakla numbered bout 14.100.000 In 1120. OODRN, UTAH, Feb. I, (P) (ilen Hap of l'atl. Idaho, a newcomer In dog racing circles, driving a sessnned turn, today waa holder of a sliver cup and first prise money of ttOt win ner of Ih third annual Wasatch dog derby. crowding th Oeorg Stone string of Irish and Llewellyn set ters over th last twenty mile i through lush and over gravel. Rap drew up yesterday en Hoy Kiover of Mcf'all, winner of th flrat half of the rare Saturday af ternoon, and overlook him when Stover lead dog went lam. The Met all muaher was forced In carry his leader on Ih sled for I he last live miles, aud dropped bark to finish In third plat. ll bert liriiiim of Hlgy. who wa sec ond In th first half of Ih rare, held that position and won lino. glover received 1 1 10 third money, i Dean llannl of lllg Mprlnga, Idaho, winner laat year, waa awarded 171 for fourth place. Their total elapsed tlm for Ih forty mllee was: Itape. I 07 17; (Iroom, 1:07:11: Stover, 1:11.12, and llannl. 1:14.11. Thula (leetlan of MrCall, th only woman mustier In Ih rac. waa fifth la 1:11:40. Th ancient regsrdrd Ih num ber seven as lucky because they counted aeven aacred planata. aev. n day In Creation, ssven dr la th week, seven division In th Lord Prayer, and ssven ages of man, B.inn
