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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1936)
51 T? THE EVENING HEUALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON February 13, l'J.'M! Chiloquin, Lost River Set Pace for Title IMIIWIHIM I IWIIIII I II III I SMS-III lilll IIWII HI iWH PAGE SIX II : i -If it ft. CITY QUINTETS TIED FOB LEAD Lumbermen, Dairymen Win Games At Armory Wednesday Night. CITY LKACU'K W. L. Pet. 1.000 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 .333 Chllonuin 2 Lost Hiver 2 Old Fort 1 Caseys Bona of Italy 1 Maccabees 1 Bonanza 1 Malin 0 .250 .000 Victories by the Chiloquln Lumbermen and the Lost River Dairymen lott the City league leadership In a three-way tlo at the close of Wednesday night's doubleheader at the Klamnth armory. Chiloquln, the favorite to win the second half championship, rushed through to a amart vic tory over tha Knights of Colum bus. The final score was 28 to 22. Two Ganica Thursday Lost River scored Its second itraight victory of the second half schedule by downing Camp Bonanza's Tree Troopers, 44 to 20. It was tho most serious lick ing the Three-C boys had taken thia season. Thursday night the unbeaten Old Fort five will meet the Mac- cabecs and the Malln Towuies will attempt to get out of the cellar at the expense of the Sons to Italy. The first game will start at 7:30 0 clock. Chiloouin's victory came pret ty close to eliminating the ' Knighta from the second half title. A championship In the first hair, however, assured the Caseya of a place Is the title play-off at the end of the regu lar schedule. Teams Play Closely The second half of this battle was a thriller. The teams went Into the third period tied at 12 all. At the end of the period the Lumbermen were leading 21 to 14. The gap closed again in the final quarter until Matt, Chiloquln sharpshooter, began a scoring spree that brought vic tory to his team. The summaries: Chiloquln FG FT T 0 10 Matt, f George, f Vlvette, c Benson, g Cramblltt, g Hatfield, f 5 12 4 28 Caseya FG FT 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Hess, f G. Reiling, f Short, c W. Reiling, g Sandstrom, g Bernadou, f Mahoney, g 10 2 22 Lost River FG FT 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 Wakeman, ( Mayhew, f 7i Hodge, c Perry, g Brooks, g .... Wiley, g Robertson, 1 5 3 0 4 4 1 ... 2 19 Camp Bonanza FG Schubert, f 3 Smart, f .. 0 Alech, o 0 Wallace, g . 3 Patton, g .. 0 Hayes, f 0 6 44 FT 0 0 3 2 1 2 20 The president Is doing exactly what Al Smith recommended. Al said to throw the alphabet out of the window three letters at a time. The president is going him one better, throwing them out three acts at a time. Represent ative R. F. Rich, Pennsylvania. GENUINE OLD FASHIONED APPLE JACK BRANDY ; Carefully distilled and slowly aged in heavy oak barrels FULL 90 PROOF 1 mm 11 Strikes MERCHANTS' LKACl'K Bohemian Cafe 1 2 S Total Somenberg ..178 17S 175 528 Fosklt 190 129 156 475 James 139 143 13S 420 Barr 209 160 131 500 Oclger 216 214 1S3 612 Handicap 47 47 47 141 979 868 S30 2677 Safeway 12$ Total 147 172 142 462 Milne Allen Backs ....... Webb Bowcrman Handicap . 168 130 147 445 147 137 156 440 167 160 175 602 172 147 162 4S1 . 68 6S 63 204 869 815 S50 2534 Cnderwoods 1 2 3 Total 183 ISO 166 529 Driscoll Orell Peterson ..... Von Doran , Olsen Handicap 154 104 1SS 157 158 16S 446 .4S3 5S9 411 240 168 185 236 151 137 123 80 80 80 893 844 961 2698 England's Market 12 3 Total Mayberry 127 164 159 450 Barkley 152 173 151 476 England 156 134 144 434 Reed 163 131 136 430 McMillan 200 160 179 539 Handicap 99 99 99 297 887 861 S68 261$ WOMEN'S LEAGUE Pelican Theatre 12 3 Total Leiblein 138 132 .129 399 Parsyk 95 136 115 346 Quick 59 99 96 254 Cartwright 135 128 124 387 Handicap . 82 82 82 246 509 577 546 1632 Bohemian Cafe 12 3 Total Sawtelle 80 131 108 329 Rawlins 119 105 81 305 Haupert 118 124 110 352 Worley 125 149 150 424 Handicap 97 97 97 291 .649 60S 546 1701 Lost River .1 2 3 Total .109 152 174 435 Gardner Runnels Dickenson Sewell Handicap . 126 132 164 131 142 203 82 121 97 48 48 48 422 476 300 144 496 595 686 1777 Schuss Vintage 1 2 3 Total 126 134 111 371 Barkley Haight Diskin Pedigo . Handicap 101 143 131 101 91 95 114 101 83 375 287 298 330 .110 110 110 552 579 530 1661 CITY LEAGUE Webb Kennett 12 3 Total Peterson 162 198 168 528 Webb 193 179 146 518 Gove 174 137 150 461 Parsyck 123 150 164 437 Driscoll 203 159 194 656 Handicap 58 58 58 174 913 881 880 2674 as'isaninis 35 to 50 Discount on Standard Brand Tires . . . taken in on the New Gen eral DuaMO Tires Many o2 these tires are brand new, others driven a few miles Also A large stock of Re-treaded Tires at Bargain Prices ! MONARCH SERVICE STATION TEED AND NITSCHELM 301 So. 6th Phone 57S-J Ktartrolnx 1 2 S Total Ward ..167 1S2 21 66 Martin, n 233 159 183 6 McMillan 179 204 146 62 Peterson. W...162 196 168 51 Halaht 201 158 181 610 Handicap 36 36 36 10 972 935 920 2S33 The KjikI 12 2 Total Pickett Dolury .... C. Martin .....146 196 156 4!) $ 17S 147 120 170 153 175 ..1S9 ISO 156 44 4 S Lavenlck 5 Donahue 201 157 117 Handicap 124 124 124 475 272 1008 957 843 2813 Old Fort Dairy 1-2 3 Total Spivev 148 179 204 53 Diskin 175 103 156 43 Royce 173 1S5 192 550 Gelger 167 190 178 63 Lowman 178 175 148 50 Handicap 60 60 60 ISO 901 892 938 2731 Wilson Matched Against Hollis for Main Event George Wilson, the flying tackier from championship Washington team of 1925, will meet Ken Hollis, Arkansas, in the main event wrestling match at the Klamath armory next Tuesday night. Regarding Hollis as the strong opponent for the former all-American fullback. Mack Lillard. promoter, gave ' him the call over Ted Christly of Los Angeles. Christy, under suspension in California for roughness, has been matched against Duke Pettygrove of New Orleans. Pettygrave lost his first match here last week when he met Hollis. Tht third match will see the return of Frankie Peck of San Francisco who will meet Wayne Long of Kansas. Bonanza Team Scores Victory Over Townies The Malin Town team was de feated at Malin Tuesday night by Bonanza's town team by a score of 46-38. Malin led throughout the first three quarters," Bonanza taking It as soon as the fourth period of the game began and was never molested by a close score afterwards. Malin bad a fast breaking team that Bonanza couldn't stop the first half. Walter Stastny lead both teams for points, hav ing a total of 15. It was one of the roughest games that has been played this Beason. The summary: Malin Bonanza 12, Sharp 10, C'ombest 5, Bray 8; Hayden 7, Hanks Haley, ( F F C G G Stastny, 15 Johnson, 7 Rajnus, 3 Smith, 0 Substitutes: Kalin (6). Malin; Bonanza, Referee, Bray, .T. (4), Clayton Reber, America has not had a depres sion. We hare Just become de pressed because we haven't made as much money, and as easily, as in 1929. Dr. Gustave A. Blum enthal, psychologist. aire YEUG FIVE INVADES SO Oregon Freshmen Ready for Game With Peli cans Saturday. UNIVERSITY OF OKRCiON. Ruui'lio, Feb. 13. University of Oregon freshmun basketball play era will Invade southern Oregon this week end. and are scheduled for a game with Klamath Union high at Klamath Falls Saturday nigh. Tho Klamath contest will be the fifth of the week for Honest John Warren's Ducklings. Tuea- duy uiKht they Journeyed to Ouk rlilo for a game vvliti cue o( the tate s strongest "H" high school qululets, ami tho following eve ning they took on tho World ling town team at Marcola. At Medium l'Hiluy The ycarllUK will moot liul- kuap Cl'C tiuiu here Thursday night, and on Friday they play Medfurd high al Modiord. A hard full-game scriuiiuaiio with j the varsity Monday night was just a warm-up for tho hard-1 UIMU( 1IVSUIIICU, uuu tutwu It. reality the sixth game lu as many- days. Previous to this week's heavy slate, the Frush had captured 12 of 13 gumtii played, tho only loss having been a 3,-to-Jj over time defeat by the Oregpn Stale Rooks at Corvallls. In two games with tho Heaver Uabes here the Duckling i gained complete re venge k..q 32-10-21 and 3, -to-ii Ictories. Franklin, Tillamook. Astoria and Salem are leading prep combinations which have fallen before the high-scoring rush. Gale Tops Scorers Laddie Gale, who has piled up 59 points in 12 games, is the big yearling scoring gun. Gale plays either forward or center. Either Dee Phelps of Gail touts will start the Ktamaih game at center, with Wally Johansen, the team's second highest Bcorer, at the other forward. Bobby Anct is sure to start at one guard. Other leading back- court players on the Frosh ros ter are Gale Smith. Bob Smith, Rod Hausen and Hank NILien. Leonard Heller is a reserve for- ard likely to be used on the southern trip. Beavers Find Little Trouble With Holdouts PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 13 P) President E. J. Schcfter of the Portland Coast league baseball club said today that most of his players have eigndd contracts or come to terms. Tom Flynn, sonthpaw pitcher POP CLEMENTS has smoked the same tobacco for THIS IS POP, pointing with tho pipe. "I picked Prince Albert for my pipe smoking a long time back over 25 years ago," he says, "but not until I'd tried other brands and found Prince Albert had them all licked seven ways to Sunday! Prince Albert is mild and comforting. I've got to hand it to P.A. for taste the clean flavor of quality tobaccos." f5? ' , - 15; - a r M:-:' "V WE KNOW YOU'LL THINK THE SAME AS MR. CLEMENTS DOES ' ABOUT P. A.... READ THIS MONEY-BACK OFFER Stnolca 20 tngrmnt pipeful ff Princ Albert. If you don't find It tht mellowt. tastleit pipe tobacco you ver smoked, return the pocket tta wltb the rest pt th tobacco lo It to us at any tine within a month from this date, and we will refund full purchase price, plus pot tare. (Signed) R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston aaiem. norm waroiiaa. bought from Suornmouto, sent back one contract which In creased his salary ovor Inst year. Negotiations have been resumed with Outriolder Moose Clnybnugh, brsepctncled ball-eloutlng star who said ho would continue In his winter Job u:-.'ess his contract Is swoetoned. Herman Oroffs, i outhpaw rhurker, bought conditionally from St. Joseph, said ho would wait until reaching camp before signing. Players who have returned signed contracts or come to agreement are Johnny Frederick, oumoiuor;, Hill Sweeney, first baseman from tlnltimore; Fred Union, third sncker from Indian apolis; Catcher Hill Cronln: util ity man Goldle Holt; Outfielder Nino llonglovantil. and Pitchers Dutch Ulrlch aud Hill l'osedel. Pitchers' 1)111 Rndottlts and Dick Schuli Indicated they would come to camp hnrore slgulna. George Custer, pitcher, who returns from the Philadelphia Athlotlcs, has not signed yet. The shortstop position tins yet to be plugged. Mnuncor Mux Ulshop from tho Philadelphia Athletics Is slated to fill tho second base poso. The Heavers open their train ing season at Ventura Feb. 27. Balsiger Wins Easy Contest From Aigoma The llalslgor basketball team formor member of the City lea gue, scored a walk-away victory over Aigoma, SO to 14, Wednes day night. Aigoma could score only five points through tho Balsiger do- fense in the first half. The summary: nalslger 0) (14) Aigoma Dudley. 10 F 2. Horn Pape. 4 F Patterson Richie. 15 C 8. Logan Carninl, 11 O 4, Lemaera Crapo, 20 O Oswald Strander Lewis Defeats Davis PORTLAND, Feb. 13, D Strangler Ed Lewis, the heavy weight wrestling veteran, gulned two of three falls from Woo Wil lie Davis, 2CS-pouud Virginian, here last night. Davis crashed Lewis to the canvas with a body slam for the .first fall in 38:1a. The Stranglur's hoadlocks body slams, flying tackles and head long rushes catapulted Davis from the ring, and his ankle was Injured, giving Lewis the second full In 2:23. The third fall was even faster. Lewis flopped tho battered giant In less than a minute. Chief Little Wolf and Sandor Szabo, Hungarian, put on a thrill ing one-hour draw In a clever ex hibition. The Indian took the first fall In 43:22, with his death lock, and Sandor the second in 11:3, with a double wlnglock. fir I IVKM 5 1 - -- f r WHAT MORE COULD A MAN WANT than the rich flavor of golden-brown Prince Albert. Pop says: "Brother, Join up with P.A.and gee what I mean." And why not, when you can smoke 20 pipefuls entirely at our risk 1 NDRWAYLEADS WINTER m America Stands Sixth Battle for Olympic Honors. m GARMISfll-PAltTENKIRCHKN. Germany, Feb. 13. OP) Ernst llaler and Mnxin Herber, Euro pean and Gorman champions, to day won the Olympic pairs fig ure skating title before one of the largest crowds of the winter gniues. Skating to music, roiuposed by llalrr, the German couple "brought dqwn the house." which included Helchsfuehrer Hitler, as thoy swung through their repertolro ' of long curves, difficult spins und Jarring Jumps. Erik and Illao l'uuslu of Aus tria placed second. GARMISril-PAUTENKirtCltKN tieruinuy, Feb. 13. (!) Norway moved to tho top of the team i standings In the fourth Olympic : games today as Charles Mathlsen cuptured thu 1600 meter speed skating crown and Oddbjorn II gen led tho wny to a virtual Nor wegian sweep of tho combined ski cross country-Jumping cham pionship. Norway picked up JS points In these two events anil displaced Germany from first place In tho unofficial team rankings with 106 points. Germany's tgtal of 97 remained unchanged. America Htands Hlth A fourth place for Leo Freli Ingor, 12-year-old Chicago young ster. In the 1500 meter test en abled the United States to pick up three points and gnln sixth position In the team standings with 13 '4 points. Mathlsen skated to a new Jlymplc record In earning Nor way's third successive Bpecd sKating championship. He was clocked In 2:19.2, clipping 1.9 seconds off Clas Tbunberg's for mer Olympic standard. Ivar Ilallanrrud, who equalled one Olympic record and broke another In capturing tho duo motur and 6,000 meter titles, earned second place for Norway, Ulrger Vnsenius of Finland took third plnco. Ilrltnln In Finals Hagen earned 430.3 points In the combined skiing event, based on performances in the 18-kllo-moter cross country race yester day and the Jumping today. Nor way also won second, third and sixth placea In this ovont for a total of 20 or the maximum of 26 points. United States entries trailed far back. In hockey, Great Britain made certain of a place In the final round by whipping Hungary. 6-1. Czechoslovakia defeated Austria. 2-1. Perfect wcathor brought out I 4 f HE HAS SMOKED a ton of P.A. I No wonder Pop keepi Prince Albert handy. "Compare the amount of tobacco in the pocket tin with ordinary packages," Pop saya, "and you'll gee the P.A. tins hold more." ' yon roll your owni Roll yoursslf 30 swell c leant tel from Prince Albert. If you don't find them tha finest. Uotlest roll-your-own cigarettes you over smoked, re turn th pocket tin with the rest of th tobacco In It to us at any time within month from this date, and w will refund full purchase price, plus pottage. (Signed) R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Winston-Salem, N. C. THE NATIONAL JOY SMOKE big crowds for thn day's couiiio tlllou, ltnlHi'hsfunhror lllller was among tho suut'liitur. for llui first tlmu since llio opening core monies laat Thursday. Hitler Heavily Uumili'il Hitler, wearing a soft, dark hilt and favnrllu worn, leather coat appeared In striking con trast to Minister of Aviation Herman Wllhelm tlonrlug who font ii red a gray fur-trlmmcd uni form. The rhniieellor was bothered by a couth. Foreigners reiunrk- ed on I ho heavy bliirkshlrl gourd on his arrival. Torrlssen lod thu American delegation on I lie first two Jumps its far ns dlstancu was coucmn d, leaping 46 and 41 meters ( 1 47.00 und 141.32 feel resnuc- uveiy). Illood's Jump measured 44 and Now Available in Wooden Boxes jaf'sistrfiiTi aftstfZB54T k&& S a v' : s a. Fredericksburg Export Beer This Refreshing Healthful Beverage It Now On Sale at Your Dealers or Telephone 38 jrir- v u sjs jsv -C. I 3 fflofcftMM.wm,wm.m issisai ', tin & h?TH 1 o int, B. j. tumut Toi. Co. mm liSMI SO P'PefuIs of fragrant tobacco in every 2-oi. tin of Prince Albert 43 iiioloiH mid Karl Halle's lift mill 41. Paul Hutru full on Ills first Jump hut covored ra line Inrs (173.84 feet) oil Ills aor oihI attempt, Tho Ico skating Eildlo HcJ.iio.i der, Chli'iigo velornil, covered ihn course III 2:24.3 and drew applause for his fine form uud driving finish. He easily defeat, ed hi raring partner, Itclklsrhl Nakminirn of Japan, whose time was 3:3118. The crowd not a big lnui:h when, breaking a deep sllmirn. one of Hi'hr ler's countrymen liavlod out "Lay 'm down, Eddie." Hclentlsls IikIii months abend to prepare fur HII eclipse thai lasts hat ii fi'W inlnuiua. W, also, simp early for our Louis I IIkIU tickets. v. " 25 years! J HE'S A GREAT ONE FOR CARDENINC tn his tlmo off from work ing. It wns cold tho day this photo wns snapped, but tho roscbushos woro still holding on to tholr leaves; and Pop onjoys his pipo summor and winter, indoors and outl "P.A. burns slower and lasts longer," he says, "and that 'no blto' proc ess insuros mildnoss." "Now I Split Out Swell Cigarette. In jig Time" WALT CARR, Slnst ohanslnf to Trlno. Albart for "mskln'i," he mill 'cm In 1 2 iwconili. "P.A.nnkeaamlldiir mole, and Ii nalor to roll," ho "It flu th. papf r innuiilf i down nd hold! on doctn't blow wy." T 7
