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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1934)
PAQE TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Juno 8, 1034 Sporting News Football Gloom Eased Portland Attorney Attertt Webfoot Chance Next Autumn Not Too Cloudy. Junior College Transfer May Aid , Calllson. Leigkton Cm Come in for Pralt. Supporters ot the University of Oregon athletic teamt have turned mournful over what 1934 can bring In football. But not ao Roland Geary. Portland attorney, who li a Klamath Fall rleitor this week. It'a all vary trua In th et of Prink Calllson and the Web , foota that auch well-esteemed and bruiting players as Mike Mikulak, Lelghton Gee and Mark Tempi In the baokfteld and Bernl Hugbet, Chuck Wtshkrd, Biff Nellson, Bishop, others In the line hare gone the way ot all college athlete after the permitted three year of competition, but Geary be lieves quit Informally that inch pessimistic, consideration of losses can b overcome by knowledge ot what 1 going on at Eugene. Although those young men who carried Oregon through the moat auccetstul football season In many years to the co-championship of the Pacific Coast conference are (on permanently, new ideas and men have been developed fluiet ly In preparation for another season. " ' First, Geary point out, not all the outstanding player have departed. The most pub licised warriors,-perhaps, will be missing next season, but there r numerous steady and dependable men who will return-to hlne In their own light rather than through th reflection ot auch men as Mlk ulak, Hughe or Ge. Park, -Terjeson, MUllian, Mlohek, Pepplenjak and Van VMM will be among the ex perienced backfleld man who will take hold ot th leader ship next season. Th names ot th returning men la. th Una ar lets known, tor th now missing regular played Jon tantly last year. But thrj are some husky 4 talenUd holdover and thos Klamath Fall ltln who saw th frethmen play Southern Or- gon Btrmii October also know that Cl Uson will have om eapabi ophomors. . - . Geary ha some certain In formation' regarding th habit ot trntfrlng young mn from Junior eollege to conference chools. Oout and out solicita tion ot player In this manner la upposd to be trictly taboo among conference schools oo eervlng ethlrtie tWc. go it must b assumed thes Junior olleg men Intend to register or hav registered at Oregon entirely npon their own initiative. It Is almost PWltlve urn ot them have walked away Tight from nnder th nose ot rival institutions. Geary has kept an observ tog W upon th. athletic aft nation up and down the ra olflo coast. On thing ot par ticular Interest was hi com ment tbt St. Martin' college in Washington Is no longer dominated by th M Jimmy Phelan at the Univers ity ot Watblngton. Wh.u Ph.- Ian came to me Purdue, b brought a cocn tor Bt. Martin'. Ther om tor St. Martin's. There some of ers wr nourished on th Phelan football ityl. But rec.ntly Bt, Martin' player have wearied a bit of Phelan nd at ia sertedly strong center PwPct ha moved down to uen. The nam Is Haggerty. Thes li no avoiding th dif ficulty of making replacement at Oregon. Even though thr may be promising myatery men stationed at Eugene ready to serve Calllson, some of the Wdfoof greatest In mny asom will b " "one of these is Gee, halt back. Gee's praises wer un sung until lat In th . but h was lust s effective In September as he was in November. Some will even say : .at,,. hi to Ore- ne was ,,;,, gon last autumn than Mlku- l4n Is suspected that Geary one who leans toward this on, Gry joints , out again, sailed through the sched ul without a loss until It hit Southern California tor th conference championship in hot Angeles. .. Three minutes after tn game started th Ws-bfoot were pounding away succest fully t th Trojan defense. Then Gee went out with a bad ankle. ud th. Webfoot. col lapsed completely. Up at Eu gene they try not to recall that tour touchdown score for Southern California. Oee, a. well a b.lng an outttand ng player, was the bn team on th. field. He cal led th. signals, too. With him out, tn. Webfoots were lost In tn i most Important claBh of the 7ar. Geary 1" e)l known in u ti i. her this week on buslnoss and to .-. visit rlatlvs. . , Japan Is determined to fulfill her responsibilities fully and ucoesstully as the principal sta bilising influonce In Eastern Asia. Illrosl Salto, Japanese ambassador to the united states. BOXING VETERAN LEADS Bobby Cruickshank Takes Advantage at Start of Second Day. MERION CRICKET CLUB, Philadelphia, June 8. (iP) Break tng th deadlock wide open, Bob by Cruickshank, th diminutive Scot from Richmond, V., dupli cated hi first round 71 with an other sensational exhibition of golf today and took a big lead with a total ot 14 for the first it hole ot th TJ 8. open cham pionship. A black cat crossed Cruick shank' path on the eleventh, where Be got Into Bis first serious trouble and carded a six. Bob by' drivs was pulled to the rough and he smashed his second into thick woods. Th eat wi paw ing with his ball when he located it in thick underbruth. Be used a Jigger after finding It impos sible to get a good stance and knocked the ball out to the edge ot a trap, then chipped on and took two pUtts from 20 feet. MERION CRICKET CLUB. Philadelphia, June 8. Bobby Cruickshank,. veteran Scotch pro visional from Richmond, vs., grabbed the lead today In the second round of the U. 8. open golf championship - with a par- equalling It for th outgoing nine holes. Tied after the first round at Tl with Charley Lacey and Witry Cox, both of New York, Cruick shank shewed a front-running total ot 107. Lacey took 40 tor today' first nine and totaled ill. which lift hla on even terms with Horton Smith ot Chicago. posting 17 after his opening 74. MERION CRICKET CLUB. Ardmore, Pa., Jnne t. (UJ9 H7lthetnnitin a rintarminMl 1H. sault of one ot the finest fields sver assembled. Merlon s par ot 70 stood oft all contestants today m three slavers .-two New York ers and one southerner tied at 71 tor tn lead ot the national open golf championship. Witry Cox, .Brooklyn, unaries Lacey, Great Neck, N. Y., and Bobby -. Crttickshanw ' wee tjcoi. were nace setters is th 38 th Da tlonal. m-vl nnife almost Ideal eon. jitiMna nnt inm Af th. nartlcularlv brilliant field wa able to close out a round in par. The tourna ment remained wide open. BiriMi Jnt KMinn. m.,.. -t-nbM hurk nf the three leadera was stocxy uene saraitm who was three over par with a 78 pin.- in Aitne'i wake were eight players with 74. These were Rodney BUSS, uman, aaurii. Auw- fMn-nlnntH Californian who now teaches goll in ueiroui wu- II Goggin ot nan rraacweu, " Af Ism An salei u fitmith Af nhifiAaro. George nv"VH - w- w V rs Von Elm of Long neacn, v. pul Runyn or wan naiui, and Henry uiucj oi iueuiui N. bsnv ware nine players inoiuaing . Farrell, Craig Wood and George Dwson with 76 S. Jonnn man of Omaha, defending cham pion, ws In the naxt group with 78 tied witn narry vovj, r.. .. HB..n. Billv Burke and Ky Ltlfoon and others. , Moreuma uuy n u..iinii rtailu allnned teven etrokes past pr with 77. Denny Bbut. uriusu op v . . j . . T.nmv Armour. one ot the betting favorites, was hopeless y lost witn si. ....... UmA w.rki win- slstently h would hav dipped two or three siroae. irum f---1..1..-W n avail erractlcally. Lacey played td'.4. T" reaflr to taae we " final green but took three puts from 20 feet and -tost his great cbnc for par. Goodman's approaching was er- rstie. He seemed a most uni repeater. t ,,. a.,.. Of tn oewn io'."-i -- a o..nv0 sere the only li to come through in figures near form. Ssraaen waverea oc casionally. BUnyan ruiu tn Um Rirazen. The day's shot of shots was the 226-yard Pon toJ a? ea,fit wo on the ltb mad. by Me Shorey ot Silver Springs, Md., but Shorey finished with 1. Squirrel Hunt Planned Sunday The Klamath Archery club " planned a squirrel hunt for Sun day morning. All those who wish to participate in the hunt or to ionic on are requested to be at M Hob?, and Harvey hardware stor not later than 8:00 0 clock. The hunt will tak elac some where ner the Weyerhaeuser mm the exact location to be de cided Sunday morning before leaving. Mr. Thurlow, of the Thrlow Glov. WW - Port lana, ure.t n u.. -- - -lent shooting glov at a Pf'19,1.0 he one bringing in the most squir rels shot with the bow Md arrow. Non-club members aM also in vited to attend th hunt. We ought to fee the fact that people do not think. They do not have to. It they did, we would be more miserable, Prof. E. T. Bell, California In stitute of Technology, GOLFTOURNEY BASEBAU Junior Chamber Will Reopen Regatta Drive on Saturday; More Boats Entered Friday A etty-wlde drive will be con ducted Saturday by the Junior Chamber ot Commerce to sain further support for the Upper Kla math Lake Regatta on June 17. Officials ot the club, working diligently to make the big event on. ot th. outstanding successes In northwest water sports, will continue the sale of sponsor but tons. It Is through the sale of these buttons financial arrange ments will b. mad tor th. regatta, Art Vromao'i boat will b. park ed at various places on . Main street Saturday aa the chief booth tor the button sal. As many clti sens aa posslbl will be contacted tor purchases. A street banner will be erected Dutch Ruether's Seattle Team Shellacks Portland Ducks, 6-1 By Associated Press Seattle isn't going any where In the Coast league pennant race. but Dutch Rsutner' tribe is giving the hometown fans some thing to cheer about. The Indians shellacked Port land (-1 Thursday night behind Phil Radonita' 8-hit tossing for their fifth straight- victory and thirteenth in their last 18 starts. Since returning home from their last trip south, the Indians have taken five out of seven games from Oakland, divided an eight-: game series with Sacramento and marked up three wins in a row over Portland. Forty-five hundred tans turned out : to see th seventh place. Seattleans win and honor the late Daniel E. Dugdale, Northwest baseball pioneer and old-time ma jor league star, with "Dugdale night" Jamming over two rnus In the eighth on Jimmy Rsese's single, Elmer Gudat'l. triple and a weak Sporting Briefs (By the Associated Press) TACOMA Donad R. LeDoui,: it. South Prairie, former Univer sity of Washington and College ot Puget Sound student and football piayer, was laiauy crusnea Be tween two lumber cart, near Fair fax, northeast ot here. TACOMA Heavier and cleaner punching in the opening rounds lave Arthur (Finkyj snuii, 172 Tacoma, state light heavyweight champion, a close decision over Sonny Buxton, 172, Victoria, B. C. SEATTLE The University of Washington swimming captain next vear will be Charles (Chuck) Mocha, of Chicago, who It also a football guard, and the tennis team will b. headed by Henry (Pal) Rosenberg, Tacoma. STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pot. New York ..0 17 .638 Chicago .................at 18 .117 Pittsburgh ......2 17 .605 St. Louis .......27 18 . .600 Boston 22 20 .624 Brooklyn 18 27 .400 Philadelphia .........16 27 .867 Cincinnati - I 32 .220 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. h. Pet. Detroit 27 19 .687 New York 25 19 .668 Cleveland 22 19 .637 St. Louis ..33 20 .635 Washington -..24 23 .611 Botton ,......22 23 .489 Pblladtlphia .18 26 .409 Chicago ..................16 21 ,264 COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Los Angeles .,....64 II .806 Mission -39 28 .682 San Francisco ....33 84 .485 Sacramento .......... 81 34 ,477 Hollywood m 30 36 .462 Oakland ...30 86 .466 Seattle .......,.,...... 86 89 .400 Portland 20 48 ,317 Alturas, Klamath Game Postponed The baseball gam scheduled between the American Legion jun ior teams of Klamath Falls and Alturas has been cancelled be cause of unfavorable weather. The game, according to H. E. Ward, coach and manager of the Klamath team, will be re-sched uled In the scar future. What's th difference whether a man's a screen ttar at 12500 a week or a ditch digger at 80 oenta an hour, provided he gets his shars of laughs (very dayf Wallace Beery. TULELAKE EVERT SATURDAY NIGHT MUSIC BY ROY CLARK AND HIS ORCHESTRA HUNTING to advertise the regatta. Meanwhile, Ward Angllloy ot Marysvllle, Calif., has sent In his third entry. Angllloy, holdor ot several pacific coast records cud trophies, Is among the favorites to capture honors and cash prises. Vroman has also- entered his Klamath Flyer No, 4 In th run about division. Nelson Roed's entry was added to the sailboat list thlt week. Siartiug time tor the regatta was announced Friday tor 1:00 o'clock. Arrangements hv been com pleted for the placing ot Judge's barge on th course and tor the erection ot a loud speaker sys tem. Infield tap, Los Angeles beat Ban Francisco !!, and Increased Its first plao margin to IS games a th second place Missions di vided a doubls-header with Hol lywood. Until that eighth Inn ing rally Sam Gibson, Seal vet eran, had the better of a close pitching argument with J. Mil lard Campbell of the Angela. Bud Hafey'i homer, a Holly wood error and two walks gave th Missions the short nightcap (-1, after Tom Sheehan had hurled a (-hit ball to give the Stars th opener, 4-1. -With th bases loaded and tbo count tied 6-8, In the last halt ot the eleventh at Sacramento, Man ager Ray Brubaker of Oakland bit a pinch single to drive home a run for th 6-8 Oak win. Ken Douglas went th full distance on the Oakland mound, allowing 8 bingles. Ernie Kelly, Oikland left fielder, topped the day's bat ting with four singles. Baer, Camera Fight Ordered as Scheduled NEW YORK, Juns 8. (ff) Max Baer and Prlmo Carner today war reported In "satisfactory!' condition for their 16-round heavyweight championship fight Thursday night In Madison Square Garden bowl and the New York state atbletlo commission ordered the tight to go on as scbsduled. The announcement was made by Chairman John J. Phelan after both boxers had been given an exhaustive examination at com mission headquarters by three commission doctors Dr. William Walker, Dr. Morris Beyer and Dr. Vincent Nardillo. No vote in the commission was necessary at the decision ot the physician as to a fighter's con dition is mandatory under the laws of the state. Both Phelan and D. walker Wear, two of the three members ot the commission, prsvlously had expressed themselves si In favor ot holding the fight as scheduled while only Bill Brown had taia be believed Baer wat not In thape to fight and that the bout should be postponed. Endeavor Second in Trial Sail HARWICH. England, June 8 (U.R) Endeavor, T, O. M. Bop wlth'i challenger for th Amer ica's cud yacht trophy, was first on the water but second on paper In a 45-mile teat. Endeavor tbook Astra, Brlttannla, Candida and Shamrock, but handicappers nlaoed the entry second. En deavor's time wat 5 hour, 16 minutes, 44 second!. Yakima Fighter to Meet Ivory SEATTLE. June 4 (U.R) Henry Woodt, lithe Yakima ntgro light weight, will battle Johnny Lamar, Los Angeles Mexican, in th 10- round main event at the ice arena next Tuesday. Billy Gray ot Tacoma will clash with Eddie Ivory, Vancouver, B. C, In a welterweight 6-round seml-wlnd- up. Men's Hall Soles For Drett Shoe Best In Town ; $00 Jack Frost 121 S. 6th St COLF T T04TH PLACE Two Games Send St. Louis Down After Long Climb to Top. By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr, (Associated 1'ross Writer) It took the St. Louis Cardinal 15 games to climb from fourth plao In th National league standing to first In what wat con sidered to b a remarkabl spurt. It took Just two to return them to fourth ajtaln evldonce of how close a race they tre having in the senior circuit. ' Weaver Will Gain The sudden return began Wed nesday when they dropped 13 innins deoislou to Chicago' Cubs, 18-6. When Chicago went on to take 1 to 0 doclslon on Thursday th Cards wer fourth again, five porcontage points be hind the vlctorluut I'lttsDiirgn Pirates and a full game bohlnd the Cubs. Big Jim Wosver, turnod back to Newark by the St. Louis Browns then picked up by Chica go, was the Instrument of the Cards' downfall. He pitched 7-hit-ball for his third straight vic tory, struck out eight, and never got Into torlout trouble. ' Pittsburgh climbed to third place when Red Lucob, .former Cincinnati flingcr. held his old team to (our single and got the better ot an argument with young Ted Klelnhans by 2 to 1, Yanks Blast Ikwton The New York Giants, back In the lead, continued to lambast Boston pitching and defeated the Braves 14 to 6. The Brooklyn Dodgors took a 1 to 0 decision from the Phillies and rstalnsd sixth Place, When Len Koenecke hit homer and ruined Geori Darrow'i four hit pitching )ob. Mickey Cochrane' Dotrolt Tlgert consolidated their position at th head of the American league by trouncing Cleveland 11 to 6 while the Yankees and Red Box decided it was too cold for a game at Boston. The Indians dropped Into a vir tual tie with the St. Louis Browns, who rallied for three runt In th ninth to overcome iead Chicago had gained through lek Benura't 15th homer and beat the White Sox 6 to 3. Washington's Senators won the other game, beating the Athletics 7 to 3 behind Earl WMtehlll l tlx-blt flinging. Whether w believe bim (President Roosevelt) right or wrong, no other executive has had th courage to put Into ef fect such Ideals ot government. Whether they succeed or not, we cannot withhold thla tribute to his character. Joseph B. HIM, president of th Pennsylvania Bankers' Association. 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Ot spoolnl Interest will b Swede Rlseberg, second baseman. ItiHchorg whs a star with the Chlrngo Willie Sox several years ago. Other inemliprs of tho lineup probably will bo Christian, out Uohl; Orangor, third; llrli. heritor, short; flootko, outfloldi Peterson, first: Duruchu, out field, ami Kubanks, catcher. Lefty Molatore, who held tho Omuls Pass Cavemen to six bin last Sunday may pitch. Little Is known of the Indian outfit except that It has a strong tud colorful lineup. The Pollctut have purchased the 1033 home uniforms of the Hollywood Stars In th Pacific Const league. Those playing suits will be worn for th. first tlmo Sunday against ths Indians. The uniforms are white, with blue sox, A street banner will be plaoed across Main strcot advertising tbo contest. ' Bulldog Jackson Pendleton Winner PENDLETON, June 8. (IP) Bulldog Jscknon, 188 pounds, ot Portland, look two out of three falls from Sailor Trout, 180 pounds, of San Pedro, In the main event of a wrestling oard here last night. Mickey McQulre. 158 pounds. West Snlom, took two out of three from Harry Hill, 161, ot South Dakota. A y 127 SOUTH SIXTH fT. PHONE 22l7 Saturday and Monday Specials Free Delivery on All Or ders Regardless ot Size Mayonnaise Durksss -fl 4tja qis 42C Red Salmon Daisy Alaska sat 4 2 tall cans JlC Tomato Juice Del Rogue . 3 tall ens. AJft Gerbers Baby Food All varieties 4t Per can.. IOC Deviled Meat Derby, 'At 6 cans Catsup Ringer 14 os, bottle 25c 2 for 25c Hot Sauce Del Rogue 3 cans anQKc Spring Fryers 3 95c for Frying lbfiW Tomatoes Fresh, firm ..At m 3 lbs. . . . 17C Lettuce Local js. 2 for 90 (CSugarL jj C. A ItT Cane J Q 10 lb. Cloth Bag D f "Pore Cane" K 100 lb. Bag A 1W. $4.89 T FISHING KANSAS MATMAN MEETSEDWARDS Charley Hanson Forced . Out by Injuries .' From Crash. Oharloy Hansen, painfully but not seriously Injured In an auto- mobile aoolduiit at Rosubtirg, tills morning was forced to withdraw from lilt scheduled Legion hall main event tonight analutt Dllly Udwards of Kaunas City. llunscn, after receiving modlcal attenllviii, win forbidden by doc tors lo participate In any matches (or at U'aat ton days, II rilurnud to Sonltlo to recover from a num ber of lind bruises and cuts, Mllnnl Wluhtly Hurt. Mark Llllurd, also Injured In the crush, telephoned from Mod ford today to announce Hurry Johusun of Topeka as Hanson's suhstllute In the main oreut. Llllsrd himself wat cut and bruised but was schoduled to be btr tonight to present th wrest ling nrnariim. Tho promoter's car was badly damaged when It ran 1 11 to a machine coming out from a service station without shipping before enlorlug the lane of high way truffle, Thu Kansas wrestler will arrive In Klamath Falls (ills aflornoau from Portland. Ho wcluhs 210, an even match for Kdwards. 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They will wruall for 48 mlu Uttt, In th curluln ralter Waller Blrolt of Parlt will tuko on Hull Von Vltton at Klamath Pallt fni thirty mlnutet or until one full hut bten completed, America Hopes to Lift Trophy From British NKW YORK, June 8. (U.R) Orats will win th Davis Cup for Ilia Hulled Slates, If you believe President Waller Merrill Hull of th United States . Lawn Tennis association. ' ; Amerloa'i Davit Cup squad tails for Knglaud Saturday on th liner Paris, minus Johnny Van llyn, veteran Davit Cup doublet player, who will follow. Hall, dlsagras- lug with oilier experts, thinks the team will cume bark with the mug. Hit ronton grass, for sever, yeart Americans hold-dio Davis Cup lJ0 to 10JT--Tid dsfoml od It on grass, In 1017 tiny lost to Prance. Kor seven years Amor leans have lust on clay, TI1I1 year's Inter-tone finals and ehal lengo round will bt played i Wimbledon, which Is carpsled. "Oram It sult'd to the Ameri can game, hard and fut," Hal. said. 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