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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
February 9, 1932
Achui Triumphs Over Becker in Sensational Bout
IDEM.
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Th vlrlou jeutloner In the
aatlv eltv of (Shanghai rould
bar don no mor damss to
In ns. k of on Pl Becker.
Klamath Fall! wrestler, then th
disastrous ropes Id lha Legion
kali arena Monday night. Beck
r, almost strangled eenselee tn
the powerful rords, was dcfeat
fd aa murh by accident a by
lha quirk, timely lunge of hit
Oriental opponent, Walter Achui.
Decker, suffering hla flrat de
faat In four hattlra. both boxing
and wre.tllng. want dowa in
auih mlsfortunate clrcuinetances
hia prestige attll hanae gallantly
to tha mast of th Legion flag
pole. Barker and Arhul, weary, per
spiring and violent, evened tha
flrat two fall. After It min
utes of Intense milling for the
thlrif, Becker ripping the referee
aide with aurh force be actual
ly ahook that gentleman's name
eft. ruihed Chinese Arhul to the
ropea and around th ring.
Arhul. watching for an open
ing with bia calm, never-changing
yea. reversed tha altuation
and piled Becker Into the ropes.
Tela hung for dear life until
Achul flipped him oyer with the
intention of pulling him out of
th ring. Becker neck caught
In th flaying cord and before
b eould b freed from thla alow
trangnlatlon b wa almost out.
When h wa toned bark onto
th mat, Arhul pred hla un
rslsting body down for th vic-tory-winning
fall.
The two auprem middle
weight went tumbling and fight
ing around tha Legion ball ring
tn a faahlon nvr aean her.
Within 14 minute. Arhul.
bro of Dayton university' foot
ball teamt. pounded Becker
against tba ropea with a aerie
ot Sonnenberg butt, and then
put lb tired Becker down for
the fall with a body pin.
Barker, completely reroyered.
relumed for the second fall with
pair of wearing lege, and Im
mediately placed the Cblnea la
difficult! with flying hed and
body eclssors. Th pair of grip
pier rolled In and out ot bolda
for JO minute, Just long
enough for Becker to brek np
th deeer Oriental'a combination
and get to work with hla iu parl
or strength.
Berker put down Arhul with
audden turn to rolling heed
locka and then fixed him aolidly
to tha mat wtih a body preaa.
Violent Bill Sandehl atruggled
through adveraity to eaae himself
Into a draw with grluled Tom
Ray. heavyweight from Long
new. Wash. In fir round! of
terrific wreatllng Ry and an
dehl worked in on fall apiece.
Rav loat the first adranlag
In the aecond round when Ean
dehl got to him wiik refund
ing body alam. Sandehl came
out from a pair of rolling head
locks, beared ble aturdy oppo
nent acroaa hla ahonldera and
then piled him on th mat.
The third round went eren.
and then Ray put Bill down
after on minute and 60 aeconda
of grappling is the third, with
reverse arm lork. ao forceful
Sandehl pounded the mat for
aafety.
Th Washington veteran aet
about working on Randehl'a arm
In th fifth round, and then
suddenly Bill want flying
through th rope to th floor.
Th serious Swede came back
into th ring limping from a
apratped knee, and continued
under the handicap, but working
effectively all th time upon
Ray'i legs, until the round wa
orr and th draw won.
Dave Shade Wins
Over Henry Firpo
CHICAOO. Feb. . (CP)
Day Shade. 12. of Pan Fran
cisco, defeated Henry firpo.
Louisville. Ky., In a ten round
prize fight her last night.
George Stuehiey, 1(0, Kewane.
III., knocked out Jud Judklns,
11 H. -of Mips, Mich., In one
round.
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Basketball
Sorlhweetern, Silt Indiana, S.V
Minnesota, lit; lima, aa.
W Isronsln, IN; Marquetl, IS.
Innlae, Mi Olilo Mai, OH,
(overtime).
Coach Dwlght French apoke at
an assembly at Klamath I'nion
blab erhool Monday morning,
telling of the game played with
Rend In which th Klamath bas
ket hall team won on Friday
Ight and loat Saturday night.
(irld Coach Leslie Arrlt alao
spoke at lb assembly.
Krlday night Klamath will
play Ashland high her and Fort
k la main will play a preliminary
gam with th Wildcats. Satur
day night th Wildcats play Ma
lm aa preliminary gam to th
aecond Ashland v. Klamath con
teat. CHICAGO, Feb. t UP! Augl
Kierkhefer ot Chicago, a aoulh-1
paw shooter by necessity, wa
king ot tb three-cushion bll-,
li. -.1 i 1. ,1,. I . tin t
today.
Tb dimunltlv Chlragoan. who
waa forced to cbang Into a
southpaw tears ago when h
lost th light of hla left r.
asranded to th thron with
convincing diaplay of mastery
Irst Bight, by routing bis old
rival Otto Reiselt of Philadel
phia. 5 u to 27 in 40 Inninga.
Stroking along with hla best
artistry and Judging tha paco of
his ahot with uncanny accuracy,
Kierkhefer gave Heiaelt a fine
billiard lesson in hia rush to tb
top.
His victory sent hfm Into tl
as champion of champion of
the three-cushion domain with
Johnny Layton, tb aedalta. Mo.,
redhead, who magic cue also
baa captured tb crown 10 time.
But th victory won by Kleok
befer waa probably th most
valuablo of them all aa It gar
bim an annual aalary ot It. 00.
11.100 In caab. 1 per cent of
the net gat receipt from th
llcng tournament and a diamond
emblem, emblematic of tb title,
worth another I A good
attraction. Kieckhefer wa ex
pected to add at leaat 1 10. boo
mor during tb year with the
proceeds ot exhibitions. Gus
Copulos. F.ugen. Ore., finished
In sixth place.
Cougars Will
Play in Oregon
PULLMAN. Wash.. Feh.
(Ji The league leading Wash
ington Slat Cougar Basketball
team move to th coast this
week-end for It first appear
ance west of 4 Pullman thia sea
son. Friday and Saturday th
Cougars meet Oregon at Eugene
and Monday and Tuesday they
move to Corvallla for two gamea
with Oregon State college, after
which they return to Moscow for
a game with Idaho. February
1. Only two more games coma
after Idaho, those against Wash
ington at Seattle, February 1
and 27.
In the first nln gamea. alt
played at Pullman or Moacow,
tb Cougars dropped on, that
to Oregon early tn th season.
Izzy Schwartz
Wins Decision
NEW YORK. Feb. . (UP)
Iny Schwarti of Harlem, former
world' flyw1ght champion, re
turned to th ring last night after
a two-year's absene and won a
five-round decision over Jack
Terrs nora of Corna at St. Nich
olas arena. Bchwartx weighed
IIS1: Terranova 1IV4.
Tuea., Wed., Thura.
Dcora:
C.8.C. 10
X. D. 14
Tb Entire Gam
Pins
Kllaaa m!l and
Victor Mrljaglea la
"WICKED"
A. KIECKHEFER
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Brooklyn Robins
Training
Ity JACK ITD1Y
NKW YORK. Feb. (, U.R) -Pllatcha
from far-off Florida,
brought In by our trusty gem.
Inol Indian runner, Inform ua
an advance patrol of baseball
playera from tb Brooklyn what-yon-may-call-'ema
already baa
atarted training at their own ex
pens at th palm-clustered vil
lage ot Clearwater.
Reporta from Hot Springs,
Ark., slate three Brooklyn ath
letes are being conditioned in
tha babbling watere there, alao
at their own expense.
rial buh Iki) tlrrlou
Th two bulletin are sig
nificant: they Indicate the funny
boya of Flatbuah hat quit their
clowning and ar ao aerious about
baseball thia year that they are
apending their own money to get
Into shape before actual spring
training atarta. Thia la some
thing new. In former year
aa th "Robins" atill would be
aa th "Robin" still would be
enjoying themselves at their
choeen tavern.
Dav Drlacoll. bualneaa man
ager of th Brooklyn team, at
tribute thla arlou-ntlnddna
to th complete re-organlsatlon
of the club He stated toniaht
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. . (A
Boxing In Indiana claimed its
third victim within a week last
night with a death at Kokomo
of Wilbur Russell, 1, an ama
teur. The other two who died
wer profe. alonala.
Russell fell Just before the
end of th firsts round of bis
acheduled three round bout with
George Scott at Kokomo last
Wednesday. H walked to hia
corner, but waa unabl to con
tinue. A coroner's report at
tributed death to oedema of the
brain. Scott was under technical
arrest today pending a grand
jury Investigation.
Tb other deaths In Hoosler
ring circle were thos of Bud
Hughe. IT. ot Rockport. Ind..
who died soon after he collapsed
during a fight at Evanavllle laet
Tuesday night, and Johnny Fagg.
22. of Clinton. Ind., who died at
Indianapolis Thursday nlgbt after
a bout her laat Tuesday.
Herbert E. Wilson. Marlon
county prosecutor, announced last
night that an affidavit charging
Al Holden ot Worceeter. Maaa.,
Fagg'a opponent, with Involun
tary manslaughter, would h dta
mied In municipal court today.
T
William Herkman and Ercratt
Hardcnbrook tied for high gun
In th Klamath Gun elub'a shoot
Sunday In tb handicap event,
with each breaking 24 oat of 25
birds. Competition was keen tn
the event, as a radio receiving
et will be given the winner In
a shoot-oft of leadera.
Erneat Nltschelm wa high
gun on th Is -yard targets with
a perfect scor of 50 atralghl.
Charles Moor took th double
event with 24 targets without a
miss.
Shooting platforma were burled
under two feet of drifted snow,
but a good aiied turnout enjoyed
th whit barkground. which
may have aided In th arores.
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at Florida Village
that revival of baseball Intereat
baa S.rd to th Brooklyn fans
"I am aniaied,'' aald Drlaroll.
"Th sport wrllera hevn'f vn
picked a name for th team yet,
but th Brooklyn fana ar be
aleglng our offices for tickets for
our exhibition gamea against th
Yankees on April K. and 10.
and for th major league open
ing against Boston at Kb bets
field. April It. Tb reorgani
sation certainly la having re
sults." Player who ar spending their
money at Clearwater, getting In
ehape. Include Daisy Vane. Ha be
Herman. Johnny Frederick, Al
l.opi, Freddy Helmarh. Law
rence Haltingly and I'hll 11111
van. liver at Hot Sprlnga are
Hark Wilson. John I'liua tjuliin
and Wall tillbert.
Hertarulr Hall
Mag Carey and Casey Stengel,
th nw roach, ar preparing to
furnish the funa with a belter
brand ot baseball. Carey will
demand fast, spectacular play on
th bases.
Hark Wilson, slugging out
fielder, who recently waa ac
quired from St. Louis, la expect
ed to atlmulal heavy hitting.
Fiv) youthful Hartford pitchers
ar acheduled to work wondera
on the mound
OGDEV. Iteh. Feb. . (D
Olen Rap of Caarade. Idaho, a
newcomer la dog raring clrclea.
driving eeaaoned team, yester
day waa holder of a sliver cup and
flrat prise money of fHio aa win
ner of th third annual Wasatch
dog derby.
Crowding the Oeorg Stone
string ot Irish and Llewellyn et
ters over th list twenty mile
through alush and orr graval,
Rap drew np yesterday ton Roy
Stover of MrCall, winner of th
first half of lha rar Saturday af
ternoon, and overtook him when
Stover'a lead dog went lam.
Th MrCU musher wa forced
to carrr hla leader on th sled for
' th last Av mile, and dropped
' har k to finish In third place. Iel
t bert Groom of Klgy, who waa sec
:nnd In th first halt of th' rare,
held that position and won 1300.
Stover rerelved 1150 third
money. T)ean Hannl of Big
Springs. Idaho, winner last year.
waa awarded I7S for fourth place.
; Their total elapsed tlm for th
forty mile was: Rap. 1:07:17;
Groom. 1:07:51; Stovr, 1:11:12.
and ilannl. :1:SS.
Thula Ueetlan of 'McCall. th
only woman musher la th rac,
waa fifth In J:15:so.
HOYT RF.LF.AHKn
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. , (TJ.R)
The Philadelphia Athletics gave
Walt Hoyt, veteran right-handed
pitcher, hi unconditional re
lease today.
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LAKE PLACID, N. Y . Feb. I.
in) All th heartaches and
headache cued by th 10. otto
nieter race feature skating
event of the third Olymplr win
ter gamea came to an end yes
terday when Irving Jaffee, New
York broker'a apprentice, eklm
med his way to victory over a
top-notch field.
Jaffee'a victory waa mad
mor sweet by the fart the rare
was as cleanly run aa a high
arhool Ice cream festlal and
brought forth praise front the
Norwegian. Finnish and Cauatla
delegatlona.
Ikiubt Removed
Yesterday' rare- removed all
doubt as to the New Yorker's
rlass. At th 11H Olympics Jaf
fa waa forced to be content with
th tltl of unotflrlal champion In
hla apeelally when aoft Ire forced
a cancellation of the event after
b had raced around tb courae
in near record tlm.
Th New York boy waa a full
three yarda In front of lvar Bal
langrud. mighty Norwegian, as
he crossed th finish lln and
Ballangrud waa a good three
yarda ahead of Frank Stark, Ca
nadian ace, who finished third
I". M. Flag al Top
Kddle Wedg of Detroit. Val
entine males ot I'tlra. N. Y
and Hrant Erenaen, Norway, fin
ished behind th first three la
the order named.
Th rar waa apottlly run. In
sofar aa pace waa concerned. Th
men rn th flrat etx or aeven
lap at a normal gait, th mld
dl lapa at almost racing apeed,
the near th end lapa at a enall'a
pare, and the last halt lap at
"hell for leather" gait.
Jaffee'a victory aent (ha
American flag to th top ot th
Central atadtum masthead for
th fourth tlm during th games
and gav thla nation a ctaa
swep In tb men' speed race.
Last week Jaffee acored In tha
5.000-meter whll Jack Shea
came horn tn front of th 500
and 1500- meter fields.
Fancy Skater Busy
Whll Jaffe and his brothers
wer fighting a biting gala out
on th stsdlum Ice. thos grace
ful, light-footed gentlemen known
aa fancy ekatera, war Instd th
Olympic arena, awooplng and
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gliding on Ita mirror-Ilk aur-
face.
The Judges refused to liiak
comment on the etitnitings of the
fancy akalera until the comple
tion of lha (re figure work to
morrow. Jean Wilson of Canada, won
lh 5i0-mter wotnen'a apeed
skating demonatratlon. after
trailing until the field waa well
In the bom si retch. The Can
adian girl covered th dlstanr
la 5X seconds flat.
Tli lulled tttalea Olympic
hockey team defeated Poland.
5 to 0, at the arena tonight. II
waa Polanda fourth straight de
feat In Olympic competition,
Two thousand aprtator wit
noeed the match.
Th Pole put up a stiff flghl
for to periods, holding th fast,
experienced Americans to two
goals. Hut the Polish player
lire, I In th third period, and III
Amerlcaua druv ttirea nior
goala Into th net.
Copulos Victor
In First Playoff
CHICAGO. Feb. t. OJ.PJ Gus
Copitloa of Eugene. Ore., defeat
ed Frank Krovtll of Buffalo. 50
to 10 In 4 innings, this after
noon, In the flrat gam of the
triple playoff for fourth plare
In th world' three-cushion bil
liard rhamplonshlp tournament.
At th nd of th regular
ptaylng erhedule. Copuloa, Srn
vllle and Johnny Lay l on of e
dalla, Mo, war lied for fourth
place with tlx victories and five
defeat ch. Tomorrow after
noon Srovlll will meat I.) ton
and tomorrow night Layton will
play Copuloa. It rh man wins
on gam In lh playoff, a new
playoff will alart Wednesday.
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Mecca and Klamath Athletic
club will make their most des
perate efforts to remain In the
running for the championship
of th second half rar In the
city basketball league Tue.duv
night al 7:90 In Hi .Mills school
gymnasium. Mecca will play
Hi undefeated Mar.Marr fit In
lb opening game, and the club
will meet, the leagu leading
Klamath Cuba In the aecond.
Both Mere and lh club
leama stand even with one game
won and on lost. Victories for
these teatna tonight will ahove
the league Into a rompllcated
four-way tt.
Th Cub has tern assured
of a position !n tha play-off by
winning lh pennant In tha first
hair.
Tli air la ao rar at th top
of .Ml. Krerest that lea breaths
ar required for every atep lakea.
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MII.WAl'KEE. Wis, Feb.
111 Jack lienipaey, former
world' heavyweight rhatnpton,
easily outpointed two opponent
In four rotinda of xhlbltlon box
ing Iter' laat nlglll.
With the left hook that woo
hi in fame In hla heyiley. Hemp
soy knocked llitek Everett of
Gary. Ind., and Jack lloper, Los
Angeles, all over III ring. HI
popularity at the box office nellsd
him approximately H.ooo.
Everett and lloper each bit
the ranvua under lh blowa of
tl.e former rhanipion. Everett
waa down lb res lime for th
count of nine. lloper fared
somewhat better, falling only
one under a short left hook.
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