PACE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Juno 1, 1934
Sportin
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BOXING
BASEBAU
HUNTING
COLF
FOOTBALL
FISHING
WRES1 LING
CHAMPIONSHIP Mee.Br.wn BOXERS MEET
BOATS ENTERED lfV HERE TONIGHT
Ward Angiller of Marys-
ville Will Comp.ete
,1 on Upper Lake-
A Pacific coast champion, Ward
Angiller ot Marysvllle, Callt., Frl
dajr became the tlrst outboard
racing driver to lend In his entry
blanks for the Klamath Lake Re
gatta on Jans IT.
The Calltornian, well known
tor bii fast craft, will enter three
boats In three different events.
It Is possible he will enter a
fourth boat before the entry lists
close.
Holds Hydro Title.
Angiller will enter the C and
F hydro races and the runabout
event. If he brings a fourth boat,
It will be placed In -the competi
tive class of the B motors.
The names ot his boats are the
Lollypop, Sweetheart and the
Lollypop Evinrude.
Angiller holds the Pacltlo coast
championship In the C hydro and
C racing runabout divisions. His
boats set records in both events.
The Marysrllle sportsman won
the southern Oregon C champion
ship at Medtord last season along
with the D and F hydro titles.
Coast Raving High.
He holds the Lorimer trophy
and the highest amateur rating
on the coast. Besides this already
outstanding record, Angiller has
taken first in six races out ot
nine starts this season.
More entry blanks are expected
bore within the next tew days.
The total list of outboard drivers
Is expected to make the regatta
one of the most important in the
northwest.
Sailboats Prepared.
At least IS craft will be en
tered In the sailboat contests, the
most beautiful race on the pro
gram. Owners ot boat In Klam
ath Falls were busy thia week
In preparation lor a defense
against Invading sailboat. Three
sailboats will be brought here
from Bend.
A number ot Klamath sailboats
were expected to be placed in the
water Sunday tor, the first time
this season.
1 Meanwhile, workers for the
junior Chamber of Commerce, the
organization sponsoring the event,
continued their booster activities.
Officials reported excellent prog
ress In the sale of sponsor but
tons. Poster! now decorate windows
hi leading Oregon, California and
Washington cities advertising an
vent Which will bring scores of
visitors to Klamath Falls on
June IT.
Altamont Team
Plays on Sunday
The Altamont baseball team,
contender for the independent
title ot the county, will be seen
in action Sunday against the
Lamm's Mill team.
The game will be played on the
South Sixth street and Altamont
drive diamond.
Two-thirty o'clock baa been set
a the starting time.
Brown and Ray Headline
Opening Boxing Card
of Season.
Johnny Ray ot Spokane will
meet Elmer "Bum" Brown ot St.
Paul in the main event boxing
match at the Legion ball Friday
night. This is the first tight
program here in several months,
CHICAGO
DEFEAT BUGS
Pirates in Costly Run
of Losses After
Strong Start.
CHICAGO CUBS 36 SPT.
By Hash S. Fallerton Jr.
(Associated Press Writer)
The Pittsburgh Pirates' sudden
slump, or, perhaps, the home
field strength of the Chicago
Cubs today had painted a few
new highlights in the National
league picture.
After battling their way up to
the league lead last week, the
Pirates ran into their first losing
streak when tbey dropped a
double-header to the Giant Hon
day, then took it on the chin
three times in a row in Chicago.
As a result they were down in a
fourth-place tie with Boston to
day, while the Giants and Cubs
were tied for second, a game and
a halt behind the St. Lonls Car
dinals.
Following their double holiday
triumph, the Cubs continued tbeir
slugging ways Thursday by bat
tering out an. 11 to 5 decision
over the Bncs as Chuch Klein
contributed his 14th homer and
Scenic Artist
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23 Pace.
25 Jewel.
26 Castle ditch.
27 Lubricants.
29 Red vegetable.
30 Smyrna fruits.
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33 Solitary.
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35 Species of pier.
87 Repulsive dirt
38 Cockscomb.
39 Refuse matter
from grapes.
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The fight game, gone from the
Legion hall for many months,
makes Its reappearance tonight,
when Elmer "Buss" Brown, the
boxing master ot the Northwest
featherweights, directs his punch
er toward Johnny Ray ot Spo
kane in a six-round main event.
Boxers in all five bouts were
on hand in Klamath Falls Fri
day morning ready for their first
Legion hall contests since wrest
ling ascended to the throne of
popularity long ago.
Brown Gain Favor
Despite the general opinion
favoring Brown to win the main
event, Ray managed to hold the
respect ot ring followers. The
Spokane tighter, reputedly a
stronger bitter than Brown, will
hold a slight weight advantage
over his opponent
Brown has never lost a match
in Klamath Falls. Several months
ago the young man from St.
Paul waded through a series ot
matches here without even taking
a draw. Some were won by knock
outs and the rest by decisions.
Frankle Monroe, Klamath Falls
and Lakeview lightweight, will be
looking for revenge when he
goes against Johnny Shaw, a ne
gro, in the six-round soml-wind-up.
Monroe and Shaw met at
Medtord last Tuesday with the
negro taking the decision.
Shaw Heavier
Shaw is a newcomer to Klam
ath Falls, but Monroe Is well
known for brilliant fights In the
past. The Klamath fighter will
be outweighed by about five
pounds.
Jack Hlbbard, 150, Klamath
Falls, and Cliff Hottenger of Oak
land renew a feud started at
Merrill two weeks ago, when they
blasted their ways through a ten
round main event to a draw. It
was such an outstanding struggle
Mack Llllard, Klamath promoter.
Immediately signed them for the
six round feature at the Legion
hall.
Two preliminaries both four
roundera will send off the card
at 8:30 o'clock.
Guy Bush his seventh mound vic
tory to the festivities.
The Brooklyn Dod tears earned
the new hats that had been prom
ised them for every victory over
the Giants when they staged a
seventh inning uprising that over
came the handicap ot numerous
injuries and beat their New York
nejghbors 6 to 2. It was the first
Dodger triumph lq seven inter-
borough games.
The Cardinals increased their
lead by beating the Reds 3 to 2
in ten innlnge, getting their de
ciding tally when Buster Mills
was hit by one of Paul Derring
er's pitches and scored on Frank
Frlsch's double. Boston gained
its share of fourth place in an off
day, bracketed with the Phillies,
The top-ranking trio ot the
American league went down in
order in a series of slugfests. The
lowly Chicago White Sox rose up
in (he second inning and scored
eight runs oft Bean and Wine
garner to defeat Cleveland's
league-leaders 12 to 5. Zeke Bon
ura's 12th homer and Hal Tros
ky's ninth wound up the afflar.
Washington bunched hits ex
pertly with four New York errors
to rout the second place Yankees
9 to 3. The St Louis Browns
knocked off the Detroit Tigers,
third place holders, 11 to 3, with
the aid of circus swats by three
rookies, Rap Pepper, Harland
Cllft and Al Bejma.
Boston and Philadelphia were
Idle.
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Before he finishes his collego career, Sam Klopstock, Stanford
sophomore hurdler, will be classed as the greatest hurdlor of all
time, according to his coach, Dink Tcmplcton.' The timber topper
is shown above In graceful action. J
Northwest Division Schools
Compete on Track at Eugene
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W. L. Pet
St Louis 25 13 .658
New York 25 16 .610
Chicago 26 16 .610
Pittsburgh 20 16 .556
Boston' 20 16 .656
Brooklyn 16 22 .421
Philadelphia 11 24 .314
Cincinnati 8 27 .229
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
W. L.
Cleveland .......2 1 14
New York 22 16
Detroit ....21 18
Washington ............ 21 19
St. Louis 18 19
Boston 17 21
Philadelphia 16 22
Chicago 15 22
COAST LEAGUE.
i W. L.
Los Angeles ............48 12
Missions . ..........86 24
Sacramento ... 29 30
San Francisco ..29 30
Hollywood 28 80
Oakland 26 33
Seattle 21 37
Portland 17 38
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Men's Half
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EUGENE, Ore., June 1. JP)
The Pacific , northwest's major
track and field pageant was
awaited by athletes ot the six
northern division coast confer
ence colleges who gathered- here
today for the annual conference
meet
The preliminaries today al
most assumed proportions ot a
separate meet -with qualifying
heats to be held In 11 eventa pre
paratory to the finals in ' the 15
events tomorrow.
A close meet Is expected, with
Washington State, defending
champion and 1034 dual titillst,
favored to win.
While some ot the conference
records appeared safe from the
assault of the group of talented
performers, Colonel Bill Hayward,
University ot Oregon track coach,
looked for new records In four
or live events.
Big George Theodoratus of
Washington State college has
been putting the shot in excess
of the conference record consis
tently. Bobby Parke of Oregon
has bettered the record In the
Javelin.
Edmlston of Washington and
Wagner of Oregon both have cov
ered the two-mile within a few
seconds of the record time of
9:30.4. Peden ot Montana, Shoe
make of Oregon and Plumb of
Washington have been timed In
:21.3 this year, three-tenths of a
second better than the record.
Tbe 440 Is another event in
which close competition might
produce another record K track
conditions are favorable. Bran
son ot Oregon State and Nicholas
of Washington State are two of
the standouts, although lhey have
not equaled the record of :48.
Here are the conference rec
ords:
100-yard dash :09.T let by
Sweet of Montana In 1926.
230-yard dash :21.8 aet by
Foster ot W. 8. C. In 1928.
;440-yard run :48.0 set by
Hartloy of Washington In 1931.
880-yard run 1:64.4 sot by
Oeuung ot wasningion in ivai.
Mils run 4:16.8 set bv Kaiser
ol wasningion in 1V2V.
Two-mile 8:80.4 set oy uu
lette of Montana In 1926.
uirh hurdles :14.4 sot br An
derson of Washington In 1928.
Low burdies :z3.x sec ny An
derson of Washington In 1928.
Rhnt nut 49 feat 7 2-8 Inches
set by Dunker of W. 8. C. In 1983.
Javelin ZU5 leei incnes eei
by Demarls of Oregon In 1938.
nianai rt f At 3 Inches set
by Moeller ot Oregon In 1929,
High Jump 6 feet 1 Inches
set by Stuller of Oregon and
ir-ranlrlnnrt nr w&nninKlon in IVdl.
Hrn.iH turnn 23 feet 10 inches
set by Foster or uregon in mv.
Pole vault 18 feet 4 Inches
set by Robinson ot Oregon in
1931.
Relay 3:20.1 set by Washing
ton (Mantle, Condon, Genung,
Hartley), In 1931.
" Qualifying beats will be held
In all events except 880, the mile,
the two-mile and the relay.
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BUCK NEWSOM
BEATS STARS
Record Believed Set Up
, by Angels Leading
Pitcher.
(By tho Associated Press)
Kept In tho background most
ot last year by tho more brilliant
performances ot his three groat
Los Angvlos teammatua, Buck
Nmvsom, Dick Ward and Lvroy
Herrmann, big Fay Thomas fin
ished strong to win his last Boron
1933 starts and this season Is un
disputed bsad man ot tho Angel
pitching show.
The hiiHky rliiht hamior had
llttlo trouble beating Hollywood.
18-4 Thursday for his 10th wlu
of the yoar and IStli ronseciitlva
victory, one more than the for
mer Coast Ivnguo record. Tlionius
allowed the Biars nine hits but
bad little to worry about as the
Angels bombarded Vance Pane
and George Saltsbergor for 13,
Including Ollly Campbell's 11th
homer of the seasou, Oeno 1. Il
ium's 10th and Jim Oi:laly's Olh,
While the champions marked
up their fourth airalKht win ovur
Hollywood to clinch the scrim,
tho second-place Missions suffer
ed their second defeat ot the
week at the hands ot the San
Francisco Seals, 8-2, aud dropped
13 games bohiud Los Angelas.
Outfleldar Ellin Funk's double
followed by Lenny Backer's sin
gle brought in the winning Soal
tally and gave Leroy Horrmann,
San Francisco mound ace, his
10th 1934 victory. Hollls Thurs
ton's pass to Hacker In the sec
ond Inning resulted In a Seal run
and proved, to be the winning
marglu. The Seals moved past
Hollywood luto a third place tlo
with Sacrumonlo.
At HouUlo Howard Craghond
blanked Sacramento with four
blows as tho Imllnus evoned the
serlos, 3-0. A hefty circuit wal
lop by Mike Hunt, Seattle out
fielder, drove In all three ot the
Indian runs In tho sixth.
(Ink hunt and Portland wore
ruined out.
Miller Seeking
New Match Here
Loillo Miller, who defeated Pale
Ilolcastro In the last wrestling
mutch staged at tho Legion hall,
wrote Utter to ' Louie l'olln
Thursday asking Polln to arranus
with Llllurd for anothor match
lu Kluumlh Falls.
Miller was In floattte whore lis
Is booked for a match.
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