PAGE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
February 21, 1934
Braucher's
Sport
Gossip
By Rill Braiicher
The nut football champion
of the Big Ten Is engaging in
Bprlng practice at the Univers
ity ot Illinois, where Zuppke
hat the graatoat crop of sopho
more In the history of tha
school, . . . Bob O'Karrell, new
manager of the Rods, pick tha
Phils to flnlih laat . . . odd
bout tha two tall-end teams In
tha National League, tha Phlla
having tha smallest park in
which to play, and tha Reds
tho largest
..-'
A number pf rlnirstders In
pint It was pummeling by
Max Baer that started Ernie
Scliaaf on tha road that led to
bis death In a later bout with
Camera . . , Now, bow about
Mai Schmollng, rated off the
hawing be mads against Stove
". Hamas, , , Then there was
Frankl Campbell, yon will
remember, who died after be
ing sooked by tha Livermore
Larrupor. . . Does Baer really
have a lethal punch? .
..... .a ,
. Uncle Charley Harvey calls
Jimmy Johnston, Madison
gouare Garden matchmaker,
"Smarty." . . , The Philadel
phia columnist who says Max
Beer has yet to prove he de
- ' serves higher ranking than
Uncle Charley' boy, Stave
. Hamai, is enthusiastic, to say
: the very least. . , , The Zulu
Kid, who fought Jimmy Wilde
c for the world flyweight cham
pionship 17 years ago in Lon
don, is a Brooklyn bootblack
now. .- .
... i a .
Iddle Eagan, greatest ama
teur heavyweight battler of
' this century, is assistant dls
trict attorney in New York
- City. . . . The real name of
Tony Herrera, promising young
lightweight, is Anthony Dun-
' can Campbell, son ot a Scotch
man who married, a Mexican,
... In the first 10" days at
Hialeah Park, the folks bet
?i,ooo,ooo mora this year than
during the same period In 'S3.
Cotton Warburton, the Tro
jans' All-American . quarter-
- back last fall, is a substitute
In Rugby. . . 1 . Whan Earl
Avartll, canter fielder of the
Indians, received hit contract
for this year, he kept It sealed
for several weeks, afraid to
peek at it, . . . Yale will have
i 64 athletes In the I O. 4-A
. . games March 5 at Madison
Square Garden. . , . Why don't
some of those fellows come out
for football? , . , Max Scbmel
ing will meet Paulino In Bar
celona April 8 ... he alwaya
1 could beat a alow fellow ilka
the Basque. , , . Sir Malcolm
Campbell will try to better bis
' ITS miles an hour late la the
summer. . . . He will send his
i Bluebird along tha Balduro
Luke Bed (a solid sheet of
. salt) In the Great Bait Lake
: desert.
Nelson Defeats
Manila Fighter
in Main Event
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 11. UP)
-Rocking rlgbt punches gained
Louis Nelson, 128, Portland, a
closa four-round decision over
Ross Dumagulllez, 137, Manila,
at they stole the sbow, flora the
main eyenter at the Labor
temple fights here last night.
Allan Franks, 146,' Belllngham
Indian, gamely faced Ernie Car
alii, 148, Walla Walla, but waa
no match and was knocked out
In the third ot tbelr scheduled
six-round main event. Franks
was down twice Is -the second
and two more times la the third,
The peculiar crouching . stance
ot Roy Ockley, 134, Foruana,
battled Sonny Jones, 133; Van
couver, B. C, and enabled Ockley
to score a knockdown and win a
four-round decision.
Rapid rsvange was gained as
Harry Kelson, . 146, Seattle,
knocked out- Chet Kelsey, 143,
Portland, In' the furious first ot
a scheduled four-round fight.
Jackie Kllleen, 120, Indepen
dence, pounded Frankle Vina,
130, into submission in four
rounds.
Cal Smith, 157, and Georgle
Sims, 161, Vernonla, naively
pounded each other to pieces in
the four-round curtala raiser,
Smith taking tbe deslcion.
Wrestler Seeks
Sheriff Office
DETROIT, Feb. 21. UP)
Grappling witb opponents in tne
narrow confines of tha wrestling
ring has given Pat O'Shocker tbe
Idea he might be good at grappl
ing with lawbreakers. He wants
to run tor sheriff.
Arriving here for a match with
George Zabarlas Friday night,
. O'Shocker observed that "This
looks like a good town to be
sheriff of. I've got a good notion
to make my borne here and give
It a whirl."
Talk ot movement to abolish
the offioe didn't worry him. "If
they elect me to the job they
can abolish It In the middle of
the term," he said, adding that
a good campaign slogan would
be: "Elect O'Shocker and get
rid ot your sheriff."
Ex-Tennis Player .
Sued at Chicago
CHICAGO, Feb. II. OJ.R)
Luclene E. Williams, former
Davis eup tennis star, was sued
tor 360,000 today by Miss Elisa
beth .Cornell, who oharged that
be beat bar severely last Feb
ruary 9 after a 14-hour drink
lag party In hla bachelor apart
menu Miss Cornell charged that
Williams hit her so bard that
her jaw waa dislocated. The
argument, aha charged, started
when another member of the
party told her. to go home and
ahe refused to leave.
BOXING
PLAYOFF SET
Series March 9 and 10
To Determine State
' Representative.
Tha tournament to determine
the basketball representative from
this district will be played March
9 and 10, according to Paul T.
Jackson, principal of Klamath
high school and president ot tbe
state athletic association.
The tournament, played here
last year, probably will go to a
city in the northern section ot
tbe district this season. From all
Indications the games , will be
played at Bend.
Pelican Favored
There still Is some alight pos
sibility Redmond high school will
win in the north. Should this be
tbe case the quintet from the
southern section of tha district
will play at Redmond.
The Klamath Pelicans un
doubtedly will be tbe team from
this section. It has not yet been
announced whether or not the
Pelicans will be required to meet
the- winner of the annual "B"
tournament here Friday and Sat
urday before entering the district
play-oft''
-wate Tourney IXoms
This, -at-least, has been tbe
case In the laat two years. Two
seasons ago the Klamath Wild
cats won tbe "B" championship
and entered the district tourna
ment. Last season Chiloqulo
captured the title, and then lost
to the Pelicans in a tame to de
termine wbicb t&m had the right
to meet Bend . for tbe district
title. -
The winner of the series March
9 and 10 will move onto tbe state
championships at Salem. March
II to 14,
The Klamath Pelicans are dis
tinct favorites to go to tbelr third
state play-off. Bend, strongest
rival In this district, already has
lost two games to Klamath.
Should Kiamatb again meet tbe
Lava Bears, the boys from this
section will be expected to win.
Ji i mams prepare
The "B" teams of the country
this week continued their prepar
ations for their most Important
games of the aeaaon. Five com
binations Kiamatb Wildcats,
Malin, Bonansa, Henley and
merriu will start tha tourna-
ment Friday afternoon at 4:00
o'clock. All games will be clayed
ai tne jraimew gymnasium.
Bonanza will meet the defend.
Ing champion, Cblloquln, in the
opening game. Bonansa was run
ner-up to the title holders last
season.
Malin Undefeated
Malin, the only undefeated
combination in the league, meets
a comparatively easy ooDonent.
Henley; In the second game. The
Wildcats clash with - Merrill In
the tmrd contest.
The finals will be played Sat-
uraay, along with tbe consolation
rounds,
The Pelicans play their final
scheduled game Friday night
against the Cavemen at Grants
Pass, Dwlgbt French, coach,
will then send his team Into orac-
Uce for tbe district and state
tournaments.
Chinese Boxer
Easily Beaten
SEATTLE,' Feb, 11, (AP) A
boxing match between Ah Wing
Lee of Portland and Henry
Woods of Vaklma for top light
weight honors in the Pacific
Northwest may be on at , a later
date, or may be off. but chances
of tbe Chinese whipping the
negro appeared slim today after
Lee received a lacing from "Kid"
Moro, Manila, In a six; round
bout bare last night '
The battle was held as sort of
a warmup fracas for Lee, Woods
having defeated Moro a few
weeks ago, and tbe Filllplno sort
ot warmed things up too much.
He won tbe first three rounds by
a shade and tbe fourth by a mile,
crushing the Chinese with body
punches. Lee came back to drop
Moro for a three-count in the
fifth but he became cautious
again in the sixth and dropped
the decision, bee weighed 138 Vk
and Moro 136.
Salem Quintet
Downs Tillamook
SALEM. Feb. 21. (AP) A
basket by Ike Wlntermute, Salem
forward, with one minute to play,
which broke up a 30 to 80 tie,
gave Salem high school a 82
to 81 victory over Tillamook high
In their basketball game here last
night.
Following Wlntermute's basket.
Baumgartner of Tillamook bad a
chance to again tie the score with
two free throws, but ha succeed
ed in converting only one.
Bearcats Win .
' From Linfield
MeMINNVILLE, Ore.. Feb. 21.
W) The Willamette University
Bearcats made It two atralght
over Linfield College with a 29
to 26 victory bare last night.
' Jim Burdett, Bearcat forward.
bad a big night before tbe home
town folks as he scored 16 points
In leading Willamette to victory.
His lethal left-handed shots on
der tbe basket turned the trick
after Linfield led 19 to 17 at tbe
half. Brostrom scored 14 points
tor Linfield.
DISTRICT HOOP
Sporting
BASKETBALL
Driver Beats
: ft
Former Football Players
Clash on
Two young professional ath
letes, one from Texas and the
other from Nebraska, will collide
in tbe weekly main event at the
Legion ball. Leslie Wolfe, the
Texan, has been matched against
George Barnes from the Cora
busker state.
Both Wolfe and Barnes are
former football players and have
adapted methods of tbe gridiron
for use in the ring. Barnes,
whose real name is Sauer, played
on the Nebraska team only a few
seasons ago and his younger
brother was named All-American
fullback last year.
The wrestlers, weighing
Reed Victor
on Salem's
Mat Program
well-placed kick to the stomach
flattened Jack Curtis, New Mex-
I.. ..annlM, A h thittl Anil
"W 1 M,'y,W . ..... .
deciding fall enabling Robin Reed
to win tne main event oi
night's wrestling match here, two
falls out of three, Curtis kept
n,,t nf ianvA nf RoaH'h flvinff feet
for most of tbe match but one
mistake waa enough.
Walter Tlnkit Acbleu, Chinese
wrestler, failed to return to the
ring after losing the second fall
I- 1.1. n.),h with Hnwhnv HaItiz.
since tbe cowboy bad practically
wanAaraA til 1ift arm useless. The
Chinese won tbe first fall.
Art Perkins won the final two
nit wHmI Rrnv after fal-
ling prey to a flying tackle by
Crey alter lu seconos oi me mv
round bad elapsed.
Coach at Purdue
Denies Reports
of Seeking Job
CHICAOO, Fab. II. (UJ
Noble Klser, Purdue University
athletic ; director and . football
coach, denied today that be wu
negotiating with Oblo State of
ficials .regarding tbe football
coaching vacancy at that school.
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HUNTING
Death in Race
The old Grim Keener lost a
race with Roy Mussing. Cali
fornia auto racer, In a turn
around tbe Ascot track neur
Los Angeles recently This pic
ture shows Roy's racor on Its
back after it misbehaved and
loft the track. And there's Hoy
sitting safely on the bank, sec
ond from left
Legion Program
around 186, have been listed
among tbe fastest heavyweights
to appear In the northwest this
season.
Frank Clemens will defend his
undefeated record o8l"t Bunny
Martin In the 46-mlnute seml-wlnd-up.
These two Cherokee In
dians battled through to a draw
last week in a halt-hour mateh.
Martin surprised the spectators
by bis ability to break Clemens'
heretofore effective Indian holds.
Ray Friable will withdraw
from his customary role as ref
eree to wrestle rough Billy New
man In the curtain raiser.
McGraw Spends
Easier Night
at New Rochelle
NEW ROCHELLE, Feb. 21
(JP) John McOraw passed a fair
ly comfortable night, bis .physi
cians reported today. With signs
of the nremlc poisoning with
which be Is suffering , "much
diminished."
The following bulletin on the
condition of tbe former manager
of the New York Olants baseball
club was Issued at New Rochelle
hospital:
"The patient passed a fairly
comfortable nlgbt. He was quite
restless at Intervals. Signs ot
uremia much diminished. Stupor
ous only at Intervals.
"No new physical signs, al
though patient shows rather wide
variation In temperature, oenorai
condition about tho same as re
ported In last bulletin, although
he is still seriously 111. Tempera
ture, 108; pulse, 94; respira
tion 82."
The bulletin was signed by
Drs. L. B. Chapman and K. L.
Kellogg.
OAKLAND, Calif., Feb. 21 OJ.B
Tbe Oakland Oaks bave put in
a bid tor tbe services of Urban
"Red" Faber, veteran spltball
pitcher, recently released by tbe
Chicago White Sox, It was learn
ed today.
VfegOT ft.
COLF
PLANS
FORMED
FOR SKI MEET
Klamath, Bend,'Medford
May Join In Event
On March 18.
Preliminary arrangements woro
completed Tuesday afternoon for
the seventh annual Crater Luko
Winter Sports carnival, span
sored by the .Crater Lake tiki
club, the Rogue Snowmen of
Jackson county, the Klamath
county chamber of commerce, tbe
Msdford chamber ot commerce
and tbe Bend- Skyllnera. The
carnival Is scheduled for March
18 at Government Camp In Cra
ter lko national per.
Representatives ot the differ
ent organisations were, in session
Tuesday, with Earl Reynolds,
local chamber secretary, outlining
plans for tbe event. A tentative
outline Includes three houra of
snow sports, featuring ski Jump
ing, ski racea of varying length
and special events for women
and youthful winter sports en.
thusiasts.
, Invitations Extended
Invitations are being extended
to ski clubs throughout the
Northwest and California to par
ticipate, witb tbe probability rep
rosentatlves will be present- at
the winter show from the Mt.
Shasta Snowmen, Cascade Ski
club of Portland, the Mt. Hood
area, and from cluua represent
ing uie Glum, Spokane. Leaven
worth and Seattle, Wash. It Is
thought Vancouver, B. C., will
also take part.
Although abnormal enow con
ditions prevailing over the entire
t'ncifie coast bave handicapped
winter carnivals, the Crater Lake
park area hae aeveral foot on the
ground, assuring a sufficient
amount to make snow events a
complete success. Members ot
the Rogue Snowmen of Medford
and tho Crater Lake 8kl club
will work in the park Sunday
preparing a suitable ski Jump,
toboggan and aled slides. The
ski Jump site Is one of the best
ever found in Southern Oregon,
and Is expected to permit Jumps
over 100 feet In length, which
have never been seen In this sec
tion. A program of events Is now
under preparation by Alfred Cas
tel. president of the Crater Lake
club, and will be announced In
detail In a short time. It Is
probable trophies or loving cups
will be presented to winners of
major events, while merchandise
will be awarded to participants
in minor contests.
" Tbe Rogue Snowmen were rep
resented at yesterday's meeting
by A. H. Banwell, manager of
the Medford chamber ot com
merce. The Crater Lake club was
represented by Castel,
Sporting
Briefs
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 11 OJ.R)
Gilbert English, Inflelder, has
sent In his signed contract to
Tom Turner) president of the
Portland baseball club. English
comes to 'Portland In the deal
which made Joe Bowman, pitch
er, a member of tbe New York
Olants.
SEATTLE, Feb. 11 U.R Dr.
Charles Bilckman Ford, (1, well
known In northwest medical and
golfing circles, died of pneu
monia. Dr.- Ford was born in
Shrevoport, La., In 1878. He
was a former president of the
Psciflo Northwest Oolf associa
tion and numerous otber links
groups. He is survived by a
daughter living In New York and
a son here.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11 01.(9
Johnny Indrlsano, Boston Italian
middleweight, and ''Chick" Dev
lin, local product, wound up
heavy training today tor tbelr 10
round battle here, Thursday aft
ernoon. ; '
The Boston Italian, bolder of
decisions over five world cham
pions, Is favorite. The tight Is
being staged for the boneflt of
tbe boxers' and wrestlers' fund.
OAKLAND, Calif., Feb. 11 (U.R)
A toam ot professional Ice
hockey players, recruited . by
Oeorge ' Bond, will meet the
Hollywood Stars In a series of
fire charity games starting Sat
urday, Included In tbe Oakland
team lineup 1 are Ralph Ellis,
Chick Bond, Hub Defoe and
Don Cummlngs, all of whom saw
service in tbe old California ice
hockoy league.
BERKELEY, Calif., Feb. 11
(U.R) The 'blg game" ot Rugby
win be . played here Saturday
when the University of California
18 meets it traditional rival,
Stanford,'. -A , victory over the
Cardinals will put the Bears In
a first place tie In the California
Rugby union. ' : .-
S. F. U. Defeats
. r . , Gael Quintet
' SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11.
(U.R) 4 rails' In . the closing
mtnutoi of play gave University
or. . Ban Francisco a -81 to 14
basketball victory over St.
Mary's college here,
After trailing at tbe bait, 18
to 18, the Dons stopped the
Gaels with two field goals in
the second half.
FOOTBALL
Fremont Youths
Win First Half
Hoop Pennant
Fromont grado school won the
first halt title ot tho city bas
ketball leaguo Tuesday afternoon
by dofcatlng Pollcnn, It to 15,
Tbo victory gave tho Fremont
boys automatic; entrance Into tbe
play-off with the second halt
champion. The second halt of the
schedule will open next week.
Fremont lunined Into an earlr
land and was In front, 8 to 8, at
tbe end of the first hnlf. The
winners extended tliolr ndvunliiKO
to 18 to 6 at tho start of tho
fourth period. A Pelican rally
orenna the score at 10-on, put a
'remom rree throw finally set
tled the dispute.
The summary: i
Fremont Pelican ;
Stride, 18 F t Muskolph
Walls, . OF Oraham
Mussulman, 10 7 Uelluttl
. Rogers, 10 i Olovanluul
Maybew, 0 O 0 Webbqr
Referee J. W. Peak.
m OUSTED
.AT.
Casey . Stengel, Coach,
Reported In Line
For Manager.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11, (AP)
Max Carey toduy was relieved as
mauagor ot the Brooklyn Dod
gers. No successor bus boon ap
pointed but Casey Stengel, Dod
ger coach, has been culled to Now
lork from California to bo of
fered the Job,
The announcement that Carey
was being paid off on bis one
year contract came from Hob
Qulnn, general manager of the
baseball club, who Is 111 In a
mldtown hospital.
Qulnn, propped up In bed with
a nurso In attendance said Step
hen W. McKeovor, Dodgers presi
dent, bad wired Caroy that his
services wore no longer needed
and that the club would pay him
tne run amount or nis contract,
believed to be for f 11,000.
Ho said Stengol had been callod
In from Olendale, Calif., hnd
would be offered the Job, but that
he bad no advance Information
as to whether Stengel would ac
cept. Casey, a former star out
fielder, waa given his coaching
Job by Max when the latter took
over the management of tho
Dodgers for tbo 1981 campaign.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 UP)
Casey Stengel beaded back to
ward Now York from California
today and rumors that be would
replace Max Carey as manager
of the Brooklyn Dodgers im
mediately revived in full lores.
It was known that Btengal,
leaving bis home In Olendale,
calif., sunaay nignt, was oouna
eastward In response to a tole
gram asking, him to come to
Brooklyn at once.
Reports bave persisted for
months, that Carey, like Stengel
a great outfielder In bis playing
days, was on nis way out at
Brooklyn.
Cue Tournament
in Three-Way Tie
NEW YORK, Feb. 11. (U.R)
Tho lead in the world three-
cushion billiard championship
was thrown Into a three-way tie
again, with Welkor Cochran,
Jay Boseman and Johnny Lay-
ton doaaiocKea, alter uoenrun
dofeated Bozeman In the last
match of the night. The score
waB 60 to 23 In it innings.
Each of tbo throo has won
oven and lost two matches.
Bozeman of Vallejo, Calif., won
tbe lag tonight and scored two
points in bis first trip to tbe
table, Cochran of San Francisco,
tbe defending champion, went
scoreless ill the first frame, but
registered his hdgh run of seven
in the second. From then on
Cochran held tbe lead and grad
ually Increased bis - advantage.
Aged Fighter -Dies
in North
EDMONTON, Alta., Feb. 11,
(AP) William "Old Bill,"
Burns, 78, blind news vendor and
a familiar figure on city streots,
Is dead toduy. His death follow
ed an operation to remove his
right leg Infected attor he stub
bed bis toe while tapping his way
along a sidewalk.
Old BUI traveled with Jobn L,
Sullivan when the great tittle
champion toured the United
States. In his youth he fought on
the levees of New Orleans. He
was witb bis fatber wlion the lat
ter managed the "White Hope"
Mike McOool, In 1865,
.A Daring Story t
; Unfolded!; , ;
"Bureau of Missing
Persons"
BROOKLYN
4'
FISHING
T TITLE
Pugilists Bid For Crown
Thrown Alide By
Kid Chocolate.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 0MD
Telegrams and cablegrams are
pouring Into Madison Square
Uarduu, and boxing managers
are swuruilug around Matah Mak
er Ham McQnado as the soramble
starts (or Kid Chocolate' va
cated featherweight crown,
Boxing men sny It will be a
long time before the division
again cau boast of performer
Ilk tbe Ouban flash,' one of the
greatest little bony fighting mop
In ring history, but right ' now
there probably are more top
notch feather aspirants than In
any otber class. ;
, Title Vacated
When the New York state
commission vacated Chocolate'
crown yesterday because ot hi
failure to dvfoud tb title with
in SO days after Frankle Kllck
of California had filed bis chal
lenge. It suggested that Madison
Square Garden stage an ellmlna
tlon tourney to find a successor.
Col. John Reed Kllpntrlck,
pri'sldoht of the Garden corpor.
atlou, thought tbe commission'
suggestion a good one and said
that tb Harden would dart ar
runglng the tourney after the
Carttera-Loughran ebamplonshlp
tight at Miami, Feb. 18. is out
ot tha way,
Miller Ranks High
Kllpatrick's Idea is to have a
winner emerge from the tourney
who will be recognised as cham
pion not only In New York state
as was Chocolate but by all
boxing' organlsatlona In the world.
Accordingly, Freddie Miller of
Cincinnati, tho N. B. A. obam-
plon, would b on of tbe two
finalists.
Some ot tbe outstanding feath
ers who may take part In the
tourney are Kllok, who knocked
out Chocolate at Philadelphia on
ix-c. 2b; Mike ueilolse, Lew
Feldman, Petoy Hayes and AI
Roth of New York: Blttorlo
Tamagnlnt of Italy, claimant of
tue European title; Seaman Wat
son of England; Baby Arlimendl
ot Mexico; Jose Glrones of
Spain: Maurice Leperson of
France; Tommy Paul of Buf
falo; Eddie Shea of Chlesgo;
Petey Barron of Birmingham:
Bncky Burton ot Miami; Varies
Mining of the Philippines and
FrankTo Wallace of Cloveland,
Chocolate beet the New York
commission to th punch by two
days. He resigned as feather
champion In Havana on Satur
day, explaining that he no longer
could make 118 pounds. He ex
pects to continue la th ring a
a lightweight. He la only II
years old.
Texas Shooter
Wins New Title
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Feb. II.
(U.R) H. B. Woodward ot Hous
ton, Tex., won tbe International
flyer championship, feature
event of -the Interstate trag-
shootlng tournament. Ho do wo
od 18 of his last 10 flyera for a
total of 08 out ot 100. The
championship carried with It a
prize of 841.
Spencer Olln of Alton, m
who was leading at the atart of
the final round, missed three of
the last 10 flyers and finished
In a three-way-tie for second
place. Th other in tb tie
were Frank Troeb of Portland.
Ore., and R. H. Rector ot Poca
tollo, Ida. Each of these re
ceived fill of tb prls money.
Ted Renfro of Dell, Mont.,
finished fifth with a total of 18,
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"Dixie" and ssU to New York. First daw meal
and berth aboard ship are included In your rail
' fare. , i
The fare this way Is 'no more than via direct
route. Get the details today I 1
Douflhom PaciCic
WRESTLING
Woman's Note
Persuades Cubs
to Give Trial
CHICAGO, Feb, II. (JP)--Tho
perauaslv pea ot a woman fan
baa ooaxed tbe Chicago Cube Into
giving Don Conrads, a young
aandlot southpaw, trial.
Mis Floreuce M, Norman of
Ke wanes, ill., Is a (launch Cub
fan. At heme laat season she
watched a semi-professional club
and spotted Conrads,
She wrote to President Wil
liam Walker urging that the
youngster be given a chance.
Walker became Interested when
he read lb part of lb loiter
wblcb said Conrad pitched two
Iwo-hlt games, two three-lilt con-"
tests and finished the season by
allowing ao-hlts and striking rut
14 batsmen la seven innings. He
also struck out 18 men In an
other (a me.
He will go west with Ibe club
March 1. If he Is ss good a Miss
Norman thinks he Is, he will
pitch for the Los Angelas club,
A Chicago subsidiary, during the
Pacific Coast League campaign.
Oregon Takes
; ,i Second Game
From Vandals
MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb, 11. UP)
Twice victors over tbe Uni
versity ot Idaho Vandals, the
University of Oreon basketball
players returned home today
from their northern Invasion. A
long shot that thumped Into tbe
basket Just tbree seconds be
fore tbe game ended gav tbe
visitors 18 to 17 win over tbe
Vandals In their northern divi
sion, Pacific Coast conference,
contest here laat nlgbt.
Idabo opened the scoring, but
Oregon quickly forged ahead to
lead 11 to II at the bait. The
Vandals rallied In the second
bait, and with oul- three min
ute left to play, ent into a
one-point lead when Iverson
sank a field goal. Thre seconds
before th final gun Ollnger
rifled In a long oae to give tbe
visitors tbelr second victory In
two days. Tbey woa Monday
night, 81 to 10,
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