December 5, 11)35
PAGE TEN
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Casey s Capt
Oregon
Picked to
Beat Gaels
St. Mary's on Short End tor
First Time This Season. Big
time Basketball Coming
Here. Work of Ed Goddard
'. Praised.
According to the prognostt
eators of San Francisco, St.
Mary'a will enter Ita game
against Oregon on the short
end ot the betting odds. It
will be the first time this sea
. eon the Gaels have not been
a favorite at the Btart of a
game.
, Tho logic of the situation
la this:
1 Oregon defeated Washlng
' ton, 7 to ; Washington de
1 feated Washington State 21 to
. Washington State and St.
! JIary'a played a 7-7 tie. From
i another angle, California de
: feated SU Mary'a 10 to 0 and
l Oregon 6 to 0.
1 Consequently Prink Callt
' ton's Webfoots are either 22
" or 4 points better than Slip
' Madlgan's Gaels.
. :1
i The tentative game between
'. the University of Oregon and
' Southern Oregon Normal sched
' led lor the armory late this
! month will be the first time
" Klamath Falls has been vis
': Hed by big-time basketball.
! The nearest approach to var
i sity competition in the past
-was the annual visit of the
' Elephants. '
j Howard Hobson, former
' Ashland coach and now head
man at the university, brought
Ilia Elephants here frequently.
Because he found the public
so receptive, he to willing to
bring the Webfoots.
The game here will be pro
moted through the Interests of
the Junior chamber of com
merce. .'...
' Speaking of Ed Goddard,
the' brilliant 4 quarterback of
. the W. S. C. football team, this
piece '. is written by Gene
Coughlln, sports writer of Los
Angeles: ; t
"Jay Berwanger of Chicago
must be the eame type ot
workhorse that we have on the
coast tn the person of God
dard. Both happen to be
members of Class BB clubs,
-which means that they have
to play 60 -minutes at top
speed to keep their outfits
-within hailing distance of the
; opposition. i
"Berwanger and Goddard
packed the pill on almost
every play. ' They punted and
paBsed. When the other array
had the oval, they dropped
back and made tackles. And,
playing behind lines such as
.those at Chicago and Pullman,
the secondary makes plenty ot
tackles.
."S 'thought' that Goddard,
against Southern California at
least,- was the most valuable
player we've had at the Los
Angeles Coliseum in many
years. PoBsibly not aB fast as
Cheshire or Bobby Wilson, the
Southern. Methodist f 1 y e r;
probably lacking the drive ot
Grayson, but put all ot his ac
complishments together . and
they spell perfection plus.
"After Chrlstofferson -was
lurt early In the game, God
dard was about four-flfthB of
the Cougar team. He ran with
tho ball, passed, punted, and
tackled, and held the pigskin
while Mel Johansen -was mak
ing two place kicks. He was
dead on his feet in the clos
ing minutes, but his 15-yard
dash through a comparatively
fresh Trojan line as the game
I -waned was as fine a display
of heart as I have seen.
"If I started out to organ
ize a football club and could
have my pick of three, I'd
take Chavoor to snap the ball
and Berwanger and Goddard to
carry, pass, and kick It. If
the other eight men were
chosen by lot, the customers
-would have a lot of fun, even
though we'd probably lose a
majority of our games."
WRESTLING
By The Associated Press
Baltimore Danno O'Mahoney,
220, Ireland, threw Jim Brown
ing. 238. Verona, Mo., 30:30.
Heading, Pa. Chief Little
Wolf. 215, California, threw
Charley Strack, 228, Spring Val
ley, N. Y 21:12.
BridKeton, N. J Carlos Hen-
rlquoz, 200, New York, defeated
"Prince" Gelasi Manago, 206,
Ethiopia, two straight falls,
Holyoke, Mass. Yvon Robert,
216, Montreal, defeated Danny
WlntorB, 212, Missouri, two'
Btralglit falls.
Walla Walla, Was h. S a m
Leathers, 210, Dallas, Tex., beat
Bob Kruse, 208, Oswego, Ore.,
on a foul after each had won a
fall; Doo Nap Devora, 190,
Providence, R. I., defeated Bap
tists Paul, Vancouver Island,
whon Paul failed to como back
tor the third fall.
The strangest of modern pistols
is the one which looks like a
pips and which may be carried in
the mouth like an ordinary tobac
co pipe, A .25 caliber bullet Is
tired through the innocent-looking
stem, while the howl la a
mugaiine for five extra cartridges.
SONS DEFEATED
BY 38-26 EDGE
Maccabees Score Victory
Over waldorr At
Armory. JK'
.
crrr leagvk
W. I Pet.
2 0 1.000
1, 0 1.000
1' 0 1.000
Caseya
Old Fort
Maccabees -
Sons
Lost River
Bonanca CCC
Waldorf
Balslger
.. 1
1 .600
1 .600
1 . .000
1 ,000
ft .000
1
, 0
Wednesday night results:
Knights of Columbus 39., Sons
of Italy 26: Maccabees 32, Wal
dorf 23.
Thursday night schedule: Bo
nania vs Maccabees; Waldorf vs
Old . Fort. - Both games at the
armory.- First starts at 7:30
o clock.
The Knights of Colnmbus leap
ed into the lead In the City Bas
ketball league Wednesday night
with a 39 to 20 victory over the
Sons ot Italy at the armory.
A -well balanced scoring com
bination, supported by capable
reserves, sent the Caseya into,
the lead at the start. They were
In front IS 'to 6 at the close of
the first half.
The Maccabees gained victory
in the opening of their schedule
by upsetting Waldorf, 33 to 23,
in the first game, me -winner)
led 15 to t at half-time.
Sharp, Maccabee forward, -was
the high scorer ot the contest.
He dropped in 19 points.
The summaries:
Waldorf
FQ FT T
Wakeman, f 3 17
Brlnlg, f 2 2 6
Allen, e 13 5
Brunton, g 0 0 0
Triplette, g . 2 16
7 23
Maccabees
FQ FT
Sharp, f
McDanlels, f
Hanks, c
7 5
J. Kennerly, -g
Ferrell, g
Thexton, o
14 6 33
Sons of Italy
FQ FT
Gloranlnf, f 2 0
Pinelll, f 3 0
Confortl, c 0 1
Carnlnl, g 4 1
Bellottl, g 1 0
Nanl, g 2 0
12 2
Knights of Columbus
FQ FT
Hess, f
Durant, f
G. Reillng, c -
W. Helling, g
Pernell, g
Short, c
Larson, g
Sandstrom, g .
17 .6 89
Portland Pilots
Have 4 Veterans
PORTLAND, Dec. l. UPt Four
veterans from last years squaa
were among 22 candidates for the
University of Portland basketball
team, which opened practices last
nlKht.
Don Harmon, center; Jim
Lelneweber, forward or center,
and Ray Vengelen and Paul Mc
Glnnis are the veterans.. New
comers Include Bill O'Donnell, for
mer Columbia prep star.
Coaches Drill
Young All-Stars
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 6, UP)
Coaches Ted Rohwer and Chappie
King toughened their city all-star
football team with a nruising
scrimmage yesterday. In prepara
tion for Saturday's benefit game
against Washington high, city
champions.
The only casualty was Leonard
Younce, tackle, but he will be
ready to start against the Colo
nials.' Vanderbilt Plays
North-South Game
MIAMI, Fla., Die. 6, (U.PJ
Vanderbilt university -was selected
Wednesday by the Orange Bowl
committee to represent Dixie in
the second annual playing of the
North-South game here New
Year's 'Day.
Should the Tennessee eleven be
prohibited from post season com
petition by southern conference
rules. Auburn is tho likely second
choice.
Coleman Defeats
Ex-Football Star
. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 6. (tP)
Abe Coleman, Now York heavy
weight grappler, smashed to a
two out ot three falls victory
over RelT Russell, former North
western university football Star,
here last night.
Ted Cox, Lodl, Cal wrestler,
gained two of three, falls from
I Brother. Jonathan
ure
Chall
enger
Frankle Peck of San Fran
cisco who has issued a challenge
to Ken Ilollis for a main event
wrestling match at the armory
next Tuesday night.
SPORT SHORTS
By EDDIE BRIETZ .,
NEW YORK, Dec. 5. (-P War
correspondents back from Fort
Worth say you ought to hear
that Southern' Methodist band
play "California Here I Come."
Babe Ruth Is around wearing
a huge raccoon coat. . . We have
with us today Herr Max Schmel-
lng, who would like to fight
Braddock . . . but wants no part
of Joe Louis.
Ed Skoronskl, Purdue captain,
could hardly -wait to turn pro. . .
He already has Joined the Pitts
burgh Pirates and will play
against the Giants here Sunday.
Mike Jacobs is trying to get
a Chicago date for Prlmo Car-
nera and Ray Impellittiere. . .
Pro basketball teams are finding
tbe aging New York Celtics Just
as tough as ever..
Herb Pennock, president of the
Charlotte baseball club, watched
"Cowboy" Luttrall, the wrassler,
amble down the street and re
marked: "Forty years a cowboy
and never rode a horse." . . The
line caught on . . . but rubbed
Luttrall the wrong way. . . Next
time he visited Charlotte he rode
a charger right down the main
drag. . . Now the sports writera
said: "Forty years a cowboy and
finally rode a horse." '
If Louis and Paulino pack the
Garden gate at 315 top. the gate
will go well over 3100,000. ...
Biggest Garden gate was 3180,
000, which Jack Delaney and
Jimmy Maloney drew back in the
lush days. . . Immigration au
thorities have told Danno O'. Ma
honey to get back to Ireland
within 30 days. , . What, and
leave his publick?
Billy Kelly reports that be
tween halves Coach Indian Yab
lock gives his St. Francis grid
ders a lump of sugar soaked In
pre-war brandy. . . But only one
lump to a - player. . . P-lease
coach. t: Willie Crump, who sold
Head Play to Mrs. Silas Mason
for 330,000 has been engaged to
train the horse. , . That "hot"
story about demands for Gil
Dobie's scalp at Cornell has cool
ed off. . . There have been so
many demands for Gil's head
that he doesn't even stop to ar
gue with tbe boys any more. . .
A southern scribe asks: "What's
become of Max Baer?" . . Then
adds "on second thought never
mind." .
i i
V
if fX 5',
,s ,
I f I w n ' 1 . 'Ja-
f I 1 ' 1
Is
The Old Judge
in Kentucky Says:
"I had a jury of the boys trying
a case of Shipping Port the other
evening. And they all agreed
it's the top in Kentucky Straight
Whiskey."
SHIPPING PORT
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT
BOURBON whiskey:
IT'S MADE THE SLOW. COSTLY OLD FASH
IONED WAY BUT THE PRICE
raAMxroBT distilleries or
Leadership
HOWS SIGNED
AGAINST PECK
Ex-fighter Will Tackle
Ruffian From Ar
kansas. Franklo Peck, globe-trotter, ex-
flchter and wrestler, was signed
Thursday as the next man to face
Ken IIollU of Arkansas.
Peck will meet the rough and
tumble athlete In the main event
wrestling match at the armory
next Tuesday night. Mollis, who
wrestled In Sacramento Wednes
day, sent word to Mack Llllard,
saying the match was agreeable to
him.
Tha Arkansas ruffian has had
two matches at the armory. The
first one went to Les Wolfe on a
foul. The second taw Pete Uel
castro. junior heavyweight cham
pion of the coast, go down to de
feat. Peck, who mokes his headquar
ters in San Fraucisco, was selected
to meet Hull ia chiefly because the
promoter believed htm capable of
handling the wild tactics demon
strated in recent matches. Peck
is a former fighter, and plans to
use his punching ability against
the Arkansas tornado. '
Normally ' a cleau grappler,
Peck says he will have no reluct
ance in getting rough with a
wrestler ot Hollls type.
In tbe seml-wlndup Les Wolfe
of Texas will wrestle Pete Bal
castro. This match will be under
tbe Australian round system.
Toots Estes and Hex Mobley
will meet in the opening match.
It will be a return bout. Mobley
won Tuesday.
Goodness Me!
Thought Louis
Was the Champ
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 6. (.PV An
elderly woman paused on the out
skirts of the crowd that surround
ed James Braddock, the heavy
weight champion, when he stopped
at the Union station last night.
She took her spectacles from
her handbag, adjusted them, took
a good look at the champion, and
asked an u?her:
"Young man, can you tell me
who that big gentleman la with
tho badly swollen left ear?"
"He's Braddock, tho heavy
weight champion," the usher ex
plained. "And that la what you
call a cauliflower ear, lady."
"Goodness!" the woman ex
claimed. "I thought Joe Louis
was the champion."
Portland School
Will Play Games
With Hawaiians
PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 5. (IPi
The Hill Military academy football
team will wage a grid war on the
distant Hawaiian Islands Decern
zcr 21 against the McKlnley high
and St, Louis high teams at Hon
olulu. It will be a benefit contest for
the St. Francis hospital of Hon
olulu. ., Coach Jack Wahl of Hill Mili
tary said be would take a squad of
27 cadets.' Tbo cadetB will leave
Portland December 9 and sail
from San Francisco tho loth.
They -will spend Christmas holi
days in the islands.
Messages and legcndB were
written on the bones of their
dead relatives by the ancient
Phoenicians.
More than two-thirds . of the
population of the British Empire
is located in India.
90
IS ONLY . . . PINT
.- A.. ., 7-1-0
Louisville and Baltimore
MAY TURN PRO
5 if ' N
-
1 vK i 4
jgSef
illlam T Til. ton s prnrslnn'tl
tennis trnupo mav enlist tho
ser.lipn of unninor nntmi ama
teur, nnrkelny RH1. nliovo. of
Texas, seventh ranking player
in the I'nlled States. av that
II be does sicn n win be before
Jan. 1
5 and 7-Tube Battery
(MM7ES SaturDember 7th jj
8 J
This B-tiibe Toblo Model
Broadcast Receiver lias
every advanced feature in
Battery Type Radios. Su
perheterndyne circuit, fine
tonal qualities and distance,
low current consumDlion.
Complete
"B" and "C"
Batteries...,
7.Tiib Alt.
sole (Complete with Storage Battery) , , , 67.SO
Open
Evenings
In Gity League
Bonanza Troopers
Score Victory
Over High School
Camp lloimnzti'a bnskutlinll
tram ilifi'iili'd llonnuiu Willi
nrhmil iu-11 In a gaino played at
lloiinnin Tuesday night.
Held In check during tho first
quarter by the si-runny high school
tonni, tho t'CC t-ngrra stepped out
to 10-3 nt the halt tlmo, nnd from
Hint period tho final Issue was
never In doubt.
Joo Schubert wns hltth (eornr
for tho Cl'C quintet, with twelve
points. Holiluson wns hliih man
rur tho hlKh school with four
points.
Summaries:
'nuii (') HlKh Svlitxil (It)
Schubert 1 i V l'i'l 1
I, Hunks K HobliiHon 4
Alli-h 2 1) limy
Wiillni-c 4 Q neciuiH
l'utton 2 O Hoss i
ttiibatltullons: For Camp llo-
nanin, Hayos, Itlccl, Snniro, llrpp
and sninrl. f or iionaniu iiikii
rrhool, Strom, Minor and I'cblo
(3).
Pastega Receives
Football Letter
John rnstega, a xrndtinte of
tho Klamath Union high school
Inst year, now a student nt
Southern Oregon Normal at Ash
land, la anionic tho Uu luotuull
players to bo awarded letters for
work during the 1936 football
season.
Uoqulremcnts for tho awardsj
MEW
tornAirPatrol
Radm-hrirW
If 1
7 unknown Radio
4-Tube Table Model
Here's a Rreater value than you'd ever espret at such a low
firlca ... a compact 4-Tube Receirer, 10s7i6 inrlm, wilh
lluinlnated airplane typo dial . . , dynamic speaker, and rich
walnut finiuli cabinet Inlaid in eliony anil
lemon-wood. Surpriiinff volume and aelectiv- 95
ity . . . excellent tonal quality. Model 476 JeaW
4- Tulie Table Model. . . . Very powerful . . .a
Cm. liroadcuts, I'ollce Calls. Model 477. ... 1 1 785
5- Tuhe Superheterodyne Table Model ... A Droadcait lie
ceiver wilh grratcr volume, Aal
dialance. Model 478 $2150
Sell listed above equipped with lata! type glut tuhti. Metal-
Class tubes available at slight additional cost.
Startling New All-Mclal Tube Tuble Models
"Itnnnrt tliit WnrT.t n.n.:
in this 6 All-Metal Tube Superliet
erodyne Table Model Radio. Wilh
every advanced feature In Radio . . .
and a handiome upright style Wal
nut Cabinet . . . it's a marvelous
value at ita low price. Receives
uroaacama, roiice Cain, Ama
teurs and Airplanes, and Foreign
Short Wavea, a a
Model 480. 575
(Shown otlcl). 3 J
Radio Perfection... 1 1 AIl-Mctal Tube Console
Here's the Radio that HAS EVERYTHING ... 11 All Meial Tubes
V "-n1"1 World Reception" . . . High Fidelity with 12-Inch
Auditorium tvoe Dynamic Snrnlcr hiih,i . i
fection, with recessed speaker and resonance tone chambers at sides.
Walnut and Ebony cabinet in beautiful, modern de-
.i.n 'rt.! n..iiA c- .! i . , E ar aBBk aA
i "'''" .wiiBMiioii priccu lar
JJUIUUIO 9CIS IflOUCI 10J ,
7 All-Melal Tube All Wavo Sunerhelerodyno
Console Model 4111
9 AIl-Mctal Tube All Wave Superheterodyne
Console Model 4112
Modernize tehh Melal Glasi Ttibet
Radios now equipped wilh glass tubes may be modernlicd
with standard base Mcul-Glaas Tubes. Ask for low prices.
Models
Hear It!
, Marvelous
Models
Motorola
Ask about "Mnglo
Elimlnode" that
.llmln.t..
with "A" Pack,
$3750
WAVE
ping suppressors . . .
and other features.
120 N. 7th
a -
MB
Include an nveraKO of li minutes
plnyliiK tlmo per name, or n
totitl of 84 mlnutea for tho anven
Kttmo aeuson which Southern
Oregon Normal had this year,
Oregon Webfoots
Defeat Clubmen
1WOKNIC, Ore., Dec. 5. (!')
Tho llnlvornlly of OrvKnn'a bas
ketball tenin, benloii 47 to 41)
by an Independent team ln-it
week, cntnu buck to trounce t ho
Multnomah Athletic club nf Port
land r, I to 23 hern last ntiiht.
Wlllio Jones, shifted hark 10
his old center post, scored I'i
points for Hie Webfoots. I'ltl-tei-inn
nud ltourko started nt
forward nta for Oregon nnd
Courtney and Hcntt nt gunrds.
Visitor joes hlvo of bcua In Ak
sum, Ktlilnplii. showplui-a nud l
told anyone who enters Is nttniK.
Over here, tho trick la worked nt
tha boxofflre.
1936
vnu hlthori-n
asaaiaai.1 IW
Reception!
Sale
with
Modern in
modern In
All-Metat Tubes Irinir a new
thrill to radio reception In I hit
6-Tube Sunerheterodyne Table
Model Hailio, Features include
. . . Automatic Volume Control,
Full Viiion Illuminated Dial,
6 lnch Dynamic Speaker, Con
tinuoinly Variable Tone Con
trol. Crla ilroadcailt, I'olico
Colls. Model da
479. Second 905"
from top) , , , , saw
$89
neiow com-yilUv
$44.50
.$69.50
All
193S Model "40"
$2X5
aJJ Jf With 6
Tube,
Terms, Plus Small
Carrying Charge
IS to S75 meters 4
bands geta domestic
and foreign stations,
amateurs, police, air-
R lanes and ships st sea.
ot to be contused
"1 " isSl 1 1
'Jtoffiota'ST
with 2-band
"w a?lo Terms
Fre Demonstration
t 'Vlus
Pnono'tSI CbI
m urn 1
1 t
CIGARETTES MUST
PLEASE, CP, YOU'VE
SMOKED 'EM FREE!
If you nro a "innkinV smoker who
would enjoy rollliiR a bultur clitn
rotte, hero is a runmrknbla no-rlsk
oiler Hint ia riht down your alley s
Koll and sniuko 30 llrlncu Albert
clKarottos. If you don't any thoy uro
tho boitt roll-your-own cigarettes you
ever hud, return the tin with tho
rust of tho tohucco In It to ua nt any
tlmo within a month from this dale,
and wo will refund your full )iur
cIiuko price, ilua Kintnc.
l'rlnco Albert haa to satisfy you.
And wo bcllovo It will, l-'or wo use
only cholco tobacco. Then It Is "crimp
cut" for easy rolllnit nnd slow, cool
smoking1. All "bite" la removed to
make l'rlnco Albert mild and dellruto
In taste. And wo nck the mukln's
for about 70 flno clijnrrtteB In Ilia
bin H-ounco economy tin. So it's
llttlo wonder that men nro flock
intr to l'rlnco Albert, "Die enay.to.
roll Joy smoko," barked up by such a
fair and aquara offer! llavo ion tried
l'rlnco Albert? You owo It to yourself
to know what thodirfcronco Is. P. A,
Itocs niluhty friendly in a iIk too.
(Sip-noil) It. J. Koynolda Tobacco
Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.
Fringe Albert
THK KASV-TO-ROLt JOY SMOKI
IK, M. J. Unwt Tt. (X
LReductlons oiM&
Western Air Patrol
Home Radios !!
The Mighty Midget
Model "15" Table Set
Price
tubes
design,
construction.
uiuiumju,'r n
Shaded walnut finish. Only I'AxlVjtWi Indies.
4 latest type tubes. Wonderful tone.
Model "17" Dual Wavo Tabic Model
75 to S40 Meiers. Ct A Qti) ff'llh
Ceta Police Calls. 9 Tu&oa
Moilt-1 "29" Dual Wave Tuldo Model
75-540 Meters. V- M MM With
Handsome Cabinet ?'. 3 Tubot
Model 38
ALL WAVE
Table Model
15 tn 550 Meiers. Bring
In Foreign stations! ...
With Tuftea
Wave Console
v
mi
sets oelllna around our low nX.
Small Carrying Charge, on Terms.
A high .
quality.
4 Mf .
1 Auto Radio
ASK FOH FREE I)EMONSTnfm)N ' 1
i
(
r