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THIS EVENING HEKALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
December IS), IMS
Victory Gives Camp Bonanza Third Place
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Sometimes
They Do
Come Back
Lefty Grove, Lemon of 1934,
It the Peach of 1935. Stan
ford's Chances at Pasadena
Bright.
Regarded as the "baseball
lemon" ot 1934, the Associated
Press today describes Robert
Moses Grove as the "sweetest
.' pitching pencil" of 1935.-"- -.
Indeed OiIb Is a tribute In
this modern athletic " world
where the pld story. Vthey nev-
r come-iack," holds good..
; The Asociated Press reports:
- "Baseball experts, who said
iA the great southpaw was all
''. washed up last year, when his
V. buggywhlp lett ached with pain
every time he tried to use it,
': probably will blink their eyes
as they gaie at the official
pitching records for 193S.-.Top-
. ping them all from the stand
point of earned run averages
' is the same Lefty Grove,
V "Grove, who ranked sixty
.7. third among American League
' pitchers a year ago, made such
spectacular comeback that he
won SO games, lost 12, and
" turned in an official earned run
V; average of 2.70, or .2 ahead of
.'5 his closest rival, Ted Lyons ot
' the White Sox, who teamed
'. with Grove and. other veta In
" " winning" comeback drives: In
273 Innlngs-pitclied," only 82
runs were scored off. Grove's
. southpaw '.slants. - .In '34, he
Tt won only eight games, and had
' an earned run average ot 6.62.
Although Grove -Is listed In
number one position on the
. official ' averages, the "Hot
V Stove" league can argue over
. . the winner of the all-around
" pitching championship between
". him, .Wesley Ferrell', who won
. : 25 games, and Elden Auker of
: Detroit, who led in winning per
.. centage, with a record: of 18
victories and 7 defeats for a
V.T20 mal-k."
.
: ! Because of their spectacular
1 13-game winning streak, this
year and because of Stanford's '
; customary failure on New
-." Year's Day, the Mustangs of
.Southern Methodist university
" are favored to win the Rose
.'.".Bowl classic In Pasadena.
There are, however, plenty
.' of Stanford supporters. Here
'' are Just a few of the reasons:
; Stanford's team, now a sen-
.' lor combination, has lost two-
. straight Rose Bowl contests.
.- Smarting under this, those In-.
Jdians, the. majority of them
' playing : their; .final contest,
- should be "hot.". They not
' only hope to wipe out the in
feriority complex developing
from. the last two games, but
' . they also seek to wind up their
. Inter-collegiate careers with a
" victory.
Stanford has a faculty of
winning when the odds are
: against "it. The California
game went to the Reds when
-"-the Bears : were outstanding
.,: favorites. .'.'-' : . 1
.;. The injuries that have ham
:"pered the teem all through the
. iyear have disappeared, :With
, .:the exception of : Frank Alus-
' '. .tiza, all of the first stringers
: will start against, Southern
. Methodist.
; Basketball
V By The Associated Press
': New York University 31, Cali
fornia' 26.- ' ' '
Drake University 47, Portland
-U. 27. 1 J
Whitman 40, University of
Idaho '33. '" ' !'
: Oregon Normal . 1 42, Fresno
State 27. . i
' Southern California: it, How
ard Transits 40. ....... .
; , Dartmouth 37, Harvard ,28. j
;: Temple 44, Georgetown 43. j
Marquette Listed
on Idaho Schedule
MOSCOW, Idano, Dec. 19, UP
Coach Ted. Bank announced the
scheduling of an Intersectional
game with Marquette .for the
1936 University of Idaho football
team. The game will be at Mil
waukee, Wis., Oct. 31, A Becond
intersectional claBh ob a 10-game
schedule will bring North Da
kota State to Moscow. . .,,
Straight
lifornia
Geonae
BRANDY
$0 PROOF
UMBlA WINERIES 4 DISTI LLER
-IE3- MAPEPA .CALIFORNIA
THREE C TEAM
DEFEATS SONS
Macs Trim Balsiger Five;
Unbeaten Leaders Will
..... Clash Tonight
CITl" LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet.
Old Fort .
Caseys
Bonanza
Sons ... .
Maccabees .
Lost River .
Waldorf
Balsiger ....
3
S
S
2
2
1
0
0
0 1.000
0 1.000
.750
.500
.500
.333
.000
.000
Wednesday night Waldorf vs.
Lost River: Old Fort vs. Knights
of Columbus.
The Camp Bonanza Tree Troop
ers advanced into undisputed pos
session of third place Wednesday
night with a snappy 34-to-ls vie
tory over the Sons ot Italy.
Without playing another game
until next week, the Bonanza com'
binatlon will go into a tie for sec
ond place following the Knights
of Colnmbus-Old Fort battle to
night. The loser of this Import
ant contest will hold the same
nercentage rating as the Tree
Troopers.
Balsiger Loses Again
In the second game Wednesday
night the Maccabees gained a 50
50 rating by winning from Bal
siger, 37 to 21. It was Balslger's
fourth straight loss of the year.
High; interest centered around
the Old Fort-Knights of Columbus
contest, which will follow the
Waldorf-Lost River game tonight
on the armory floor. The pre
liminary begins at 7:30 o'clock.
Scores of Wednesday night's
games: ; -.-
Bonanza
FG.
FT.
2
1
0
2
1 ,
0
Sshubert,
f
Hanks, f
Alich, c ...
Wallace, g
Patton, g .
Hayes, f
Totals 14
Sons of Italy
FG.
Carninl, t ' 1
Pinelli, f ". . 1
Confortl, c 0
Gioranlnl, g .. 2
Bellotti, g 1
Kan!, g 2 '
Totals 7
6 34
FT.
0 ,
0
0 '
2
T.
. 2
2
0
6
4
4
18
. Maccabees
FG.
FT.
1
0
0
1
1 .
2
Sharpe, f
Grimm, f .
McDaniel, c
Ferrell, g
J. Kennerly, g .
E. Kennerly, f .
Totals 16
Balsiger
1 FG.
37
FT.
Dudley, f :
Pape, f
Richey, c
Lawson, g .......
Green, g .
6
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
Hall, f
B. Richey, c
Crapo, g -
Totals
Portland Team
Beats Badgers
FOREST GROVE, Ore., Dec.
19, UP) Coach Anse.' Cornell's
Pacific University Badgers drop
ped a basketball game last night
to the Pacific Packards of Port
land 29 to 27.
The Badgers led at half time
but a 13-point scoring spree by
Hansen, Packard substitute, in
the second half was too much to
overcome. ,
M ' The Old Judge ,
, ff , in Kentucky Says:
w "A. lot of folks don't think any- mt '
J. thing's worth hiving unless it jPI
H '" costs i lot But they change their jiiV
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Lillard Seeks
NewGrapplers
for Next Month
With the 1935 wrestling sea
son at a close, Mack I.llluril, pro
moter, was to leave Thursday for
a ten-day vacation trip into the
southwest.
After spending several days In
southern California, the match
maker will go on to Texas. Lil
lard said he hoped to sign up a
new string-ot grapplers by the
time the first 1936 card la staged
on January 7.
The promoter Is particularly
eager to bring Leroy McGuIrk ot
Oklahoma to Klamath Falls. Mo
Gulrk is recognized as. the light
heavyweight champion ot the
world.
As a student of Oklahoma A.
and M.. McGuIrk won tho na
tional intercollegiate wrestling
title.
It Is certain a number of new
faces will be seen next month.
Toots Estes has left for Michl
gan and Pete Belcastro Is wrest
ling In Los Angeles. Les Wolfe
Is to leave for his home In Texas
tor the holidays.
Of the recent grapplers op
peering hero. Frankie Peck, popu
lar San Franciscan, is abemt the
only one more or less certain 10
remain.
The annual report of the box-
ing commission will be placed on
tile soon. It Is expected there
will be a generous sum tor char
ity.
Drake University
Smothers Pilots
PORTLAND. Dec. 19, CP) The
Drake university basketball team,
which plays Willamette at Salem
tonight, walked over the Univer
sity of Portland quintet last night
47 to 27. The Iowans led through
out after the first few seconds of
the contest.
The Drake team appeared tired
from its extended road trip, but
showed 'flashes of brilliant play.
Clever ball-handling and dead-
eye shooting marked the play ot
the traveling team. Swan, Drake
center, and McGinnis. Portland
guard, tied tor scoring honors.
with 11 points each. , Orebaugh,
Drake guard, 16fted In 10 points.
Whitman Quintet
Stops Idaho Five
WALLA WALLA, Dec. 19, VP)
Whitman College, victor over
the University of Idaho here last
night, 40 to 33, will meet the
Vandals again tonight. Whit
man, with a trio ot sophomores,
came from behind to lead, 22-
15, at the half, and outplay the
Vandals the reBt of the way. Mike
Reser scored 19 for the winners.
Fight Results
fiy The Associated Press
San Francisco Phil Brubaker,
192, Dinuba, Calif., outpointed
Joe Bauer, 185, Cleveland, (10).
Oakland, Calif Henry Gribs
by, 192, Sacramento, Calif., stop
ped Benny Mozelle. 183, Los An
geles, .3); "Millionaire" Mur
phy, 202, Los Angeles, knocked
out "Chief" Profett, 190, Okla
homa, (1) ; Johnny Walters,' 174,
Los Angeles, outpointed Frank
Ramondo, 182, Pittsburgh, (4);
Pete Kelly, 191, New York,
knocked out Art Carlson, 190,
San Francisco, (1).
Washington Billy : Eley,
142 3-4, Washington, outpointed
Gene Buffalo, 140 3-4, . Pitts
burgh, (10).
It Is estimated that only 1
motor failures will occur In a
million miles of flight on planes
using 60 per cent of power,
while on those using 100 per
cent of power three failures will
occur during the same period.
90
OLD FASH
IB ONLY ... PINT
LOUISVILLE AND BALTIMORE
1 AD DOCK
SPDRT UPSET
Fighter Regarded As Big
' Surprise of 1935
Season.
(Note This Is the fourth of a
series detailing the results ot the
annual Associated Press sports
Poll).
By ALAN COULD
(AiiHorlntml I'ross Sports Kdltor)
NEW YORK, Dec. 19. In a
year marked by succession of the
greatest comebneks In athletic
history, James J. Braddork en
Joys the distinction of finishing
at the head of tho class for 1935
The most surprising develop
ment In the fifth annual Asso
ciated Press sports poll, as dis
closed by today's tabulation, is
not that Braddock Is rated tho
hero of the year's biggest come
back but that he was given a re
markably close race by "Helen
Wills Moody, the tennis queen.
In the ballots cast by sporfs edi
tors and writers throughout the
country.
. Mrs. Moody Close Behind
Braddock won on points by
margin not much greater than
that which enabled him to lift
the world heavyweight boxing
championship from Max Baor last
June in the Madison Square Gar
den bowl. The final count was
180 points for Braddock and 171
for Mrs. Moody, already voted
the No. 1 woman performer ot
the year.
Points were scored on a 3-2-1
basis with ' the experts listing
their three comeback choices in
the -order of preference. Brad
dock was put at the top of 46
Hats, while Mrs. Moody was
ranked No. 1 by 31 observers.
The poll's finding that Robert
Moses (Lefty) Grove turned In
baseball's outstanding comeback
Is confirmed today by the offi
cial American league pitching
averages showing the Red Sox
southpaw at the head of the list
In effectiveness.
Grove in Comeback
A "bust" last year with a sore
arm, Grove regained old time
form, won 20 games and set a
record by compiling the league's
nest earned-run average for the
seventh time.
Grove shared this place In the
poll with Glenna Collett Vare of
Philadelphia, who regained the
national women's golf crown af
ter a lapse of five years. Mrs.
Vare's victory at Minneapolis was
her sixth.
Two comebacks which received
a surprisingly small vote wore
those of Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.,
in polo and Charley Gelbert. St.
Louis Cardinals' Inflefder. Injur
ies were thought to have wreck
ed the careers of both.
Hitchcock, forced out of the
game twice by bad falls, made
Buch a brilliant comeback that
be-again has been restored to the
maximum 10-goal rating. Gel
bert almost shot one foot off In
a hunting accident and was out
of baseball for two years, sub
mitting to numerous operations,
but recovered and won back a
Job.
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The women's K'ukuo took the
alloys Wednesday night with tho
Bohemian Club Cnfa team down
lug tho Pellcun Thooter toain In
throe strnlght games and tho
Lost River Dairy team defeating
Flnhror's Bakery two out of threo
games.
Myrtle Worley hold the II mo
light by spilling the maples for
scores of 154, 181 and 198.
After the games a meeting was
held anil Laura Hanson unani
mously otuctod.. leoretary-treaBiir'
er of tho newly formed league.
Score: '
Flulirvr's Bakery
18 3 Total
llnrklny 142 116 126 3S4
Dlskin 76 78 74 227
Schults 88 86 91 206
llalght 76 139 114 319
Hanson 168 123 117 403
639 5.17 622 1598
I.ot Klver Dairy
1 2 3 Total
Gardner ..10S 119 91 313
Runnels 123 1.19 163 414
Sewoll 61 89 86 236
Dickinson ..154 115 123 391
Lowmau 76 78 74 227
516 540 625 1581
Pelican Theater
12 3 Total
Parsyck 74 123 138 3.16
Lelbleln 112 127 86 826
Hugh .. 92 77 88 257
Cartwright ....168 149 183 600
446 476 495 1417
Bohemian Club Oifo
12 3 Total
Carr . 133 119 114 365
Hnmlll -..114 90 131 335
Sawtell 77 112 145 334
W.orloy :154"i81 198 533
477 602 588 1667
Green Bay Seeks
Game in Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 19. OP)
The first feeler for a profes
sional, football game here In
January came from Joe O'Connor
ot San Francisco.
He suggested the Groen Bnv
Packers might play an nll-Btnr
professional oleven here January
o. rue I'acKers play the De
troit Lions, world champions, at
San Francisco Christmas Day.
Tar Schwammei. Oregon State's
All-American tackle of 19.13 iron
man fnmo, and a number of other
coast stars are on the Green Bay
I'acKers team. Mike Mlkulnk,
Harry Field, Bernie Hughes and
others from the Chicago Cardi
nals probably would head the
all-star lineup.
WRESTLING
By Tho Associated Press
Trenton, N. J. Dean Detton,
216, Salt Lake City, defeated
Vic Christie, 212, California, two
out ot three falls.
Brldgoton, N. J. Ernie Peter
son, 180, Michigan, dofcated
Jack Gacek, 185, Milwaukee,
two out of throe falls.
Holyoke, Mass. Tommy Rae,
South Hadlcy Falls, Mass., de
feated Tony Colesano, West
Springfield, Mass., two out of
three fnlls.
Lincoln, Neb. John Posek,
190, Ravenna, Neb., defeated
Rudy LaDitzi, 210, Poughkcepsle,
N. Y., straight falls.
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This Weekend.
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first gllmpso of tho new Pelican
buskutuall tettm Friday and Sat
urday nights at the itturt of tluH
home season for 1936-36.
Pluylng Dunimulr on Friday
and Ml. Shasta on Hutunlay.
Dwlght French and his team havn
a sorlous Job cut out for the
wook-end. ,
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