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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1936)
fM g a T? filial PA(;U TWO, 1HK KVKNING HliKALl), KLAMATH KALLS. OKliGON Muy 30,. 1930 ast v., .1HK KVKNING HKKALD. KLAMATH .FALLS. OKl'JGON ' ! . . -ZZ TopnotcK Aco Go Circuit SEATTLE TAKES IT BATTLE Portland Finally Wins From Sacs, 4 to 3; Seals Winners Br Associated Press The topnotch Oakland Acorns lire losing ball games In the .Pa cific Coast league as consistently as they von them before bumping Into the supposedly crippled Mis sion Reds a week ago. They went down for their eighth straight defeat last night, 9-1, be fore the powerful pitching arm of Lou Koupal, pride ot the Seattle mound staff. , . S Seattle's win and the Mission 4-S defeat ot Los Angeles put the Reds and the Indians lust tw games back of the Oakland club, which had long been In a class by Itself. . For the first time in ten days there were no changes in the cir cuit's kaleidoscopic standings, Portland finally won from Sacra mento, 4-3, in the third night game, and San Francisco smoth ered San Diego 12-0. Jlmmte Gordon, the Oaks lead- off man, got three of the five hits Koupal allowed. Including an eighth inning homer for the Acorns' only tally. Art Hunt hit for the circuit for the tribe, with none on, as the Indians pounded out 11 safeties. I John Clabangh't ninth home ran of the season ended the Bear er-Senator game after he bad staked Sacramento to mosts ot its runs with a pair of errors. Bill Posedel -was responsible for only ne run, as he fanned 17 Senators and allowed eight scattered alts. A ninth-inning rally was choked off by Max West's smart catch of Jimmy Reese's long fly to retire the side. Pitcher Walter Beck aided and abetted the rally with a pair of errors. . with three donbles In fire times np, Frank Gira led the San Francisco 17-bit attack on three Padre honors. Gira drove in fonr San Francisco runs. Little Ken Sheehan kept San Diego1 seven hits so well scattered they could not make them count. Klamath Basin League Lists 1? Three Contests Three games will be plsyed In the Klamath Basin baseball lea gue Snnday. The schedule la at follows: Big Lakes vs. Dorrls. Tulelake vs. Eastslde-Ewauna. Merrill vs. Malin. Vincent Lopez Defeats Lutze SALT LAKE CITY, May SO (U.R) Vincent Lopes, Mexican mauler, last night defeated Nick Lutte, Venice, Calif., when be captured two straight falls In the feature event of a wrestling card here. Lopes won the first fall with a hammer lock in 18 minutes and finished off tte bout with an elbow slash in four minutes. Other results: Ira Dern, Salt Lake City, defeated Richard Stahl, Germany; Del Kunkel, Salt Lake City, downed Wild Man Zim, Hollywood; Ted Bar ris, Detroit, drew with Tiger Jack Nelson, Chicago. Hector Thomson Wins Golf Title ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May SO (JP) Hector Thomson, 22-year-old Scottish amateur cham pion, won the British amateur golf championship here today by defeating James Ferrler, Austra lian amateur champion, two up. Even at the end of the first 18 holes, Thomson played the first nine holes of the afternoon In 35 Btrokes, despite a driving rain, and was two up at the 27th. He held this advantage to the fotn bole, where he had it cut to one, but he rallied on the last hole to finlBh the match. PORTLAND, Ore'., May 30, UPl Puddle Jumper? No, a cliff Inaper! That more nearly describes a runaway automobile which hurt lod down a hill, sailed over a 25-foot bank and smashed a big hole In the side of a house, mov ing the entire structure about three inches, complained W. H. Nolan, the owner. - The brakes weren't much good to begin with, said the owner as he drove the car away on its own power. CIIDnDFAkl sSUTTER EUROPE ANN PLAN- MODERN-FIREPROOF' (COM WITHOul BMH ROOM WITH BATH SUTTIR AT HARNEYA SAN FRANCISCO I NG Tophole Golfer Is Sir John, 63 As adept on the links despite his 63 years as he is before the bar. Sir John Simon, eminent British home secretary, dis played some choice driving during a tournament among Parliament members at Surrey, England. The statesman has been nominated -captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, Britain's highest golf honor. Lewis Finishes Goodwin in One Round at N.Y. NEW YORK. May SO. CSV- John Henry Lewis of Phoenix, Ariz., the light heavyweight cham pion who has filed n application lor a shot at Detroit i Joe Louis, has advanced one very good rea son for moving up into the heavy weight division. That is that the 175-pounders can give him very little opposition and not much more in the way ot financial returns for his appear ance in the ring. . Lewis proved both points at Madison Square Garden last night when he stopped Bob Godwin of Daytona Beacb, Fla., in one round on an over-weight match. Not more than 3,000 cash custom ers turned out possibly because of (he effects of the pre-holiday exodus from the city and the com petition offered by the . Leroy Haynes-Primo Camera bout at Ebbets field two days before. The ones who did appear found more entertainment in Balthazar Sang- chill's victory over Lew Faber in a special ten-rounder. Aussies Favored to Win Matches in Cup Net Play PHILADELPHIA, May 30 (U.R) The championship doubles com bination of Jack Crawford and Adrian Qulst was favored to car ry Australia to victory In the Davis cup zone finals against the United States beginning today at the Germantown Cricket club. In the first singles match. Qulst will oppose Wllmor Allison, American singles champion, and following this battle Donald Budge, the Oakisnd, Calif., red head, will be pitted against Crawford, captain of the Aniacs. The selections were announced today when Davis cup tennis offl cisls, team managers and other representatives met at the Rac quet club and drew the schedule. The draw means that on Mon day the final day of the tourna ment Allison will face Craw ford, and Budge will take on Qulst. Under Davis cup rules, there can be no change in the singles selections, In the United States, more than 160,000 divorces are granted annually. WOOD ' Summer Prices May 28th BLOCKS Double load ..$5.50 Single load $4.00 DRY SLABS Double load $4.50 Single load $3.25 GREEN SLABS, PINE Double load $4.00 10 Double loads 35.00 GREEN SLABS, FIR Double load $4.50 10 Double loads 40.00 Fuel, Diesel and Stove Oils Fuel Coat , Blacksmith Coal 2 9EYT0N & CO. "Wood to Burn" Mnrkft Phone BiiA PELICANS SEEK FIRST VICTORY Glendale Nine Play Here Ked Sox Go To Grants Pass SOUTHERN ORKGOV LEAGUE STAXDI.VtlS Glendale . 3 Grants Pass . .. 3 Red Sox 3 Pet .667 .66 .667 Pelicans 0 GAMES SCXDATu Red Sox vs. Grants Pass Grants Pass. -.. at Glendale vs. Pelicans at Klam ath Falls. While two of the co-leaders Grants Pass and the Klamath Falls Red Sox battle it out at Grants Pass for a hold on the Southern Oregon league's top rung, the other league leader, Glendale's Loggers, will journey to Klamath Falls to battle the cellarite Klamath Pelicans in the fourth game ot the schedule. Both battles are slated to start at 3:30 sharp. In the first crucial game ot the season, that at Grants Pass be tween Ken Williams' Merchants and Vernon Francis rollicking Red Sox, all signs point toward one ot the most brilliant pitching battles in many years. Curve ball Clyde Carlstrom, on the mound for the Red- Sox, will attempt to duplicate his great work ot last Sunday, when he let the Mer chants down with three scattered hits. Against the heavy hitting box, who boast eight regulars clouting .300 or better. Ken Wil liams will start bis young south paw find. Bob Hardy. Hardy pitched the final three innings against the Red Sox last week, al lowing only one hit, and is almost certain to get the starting cail over Lannlng, who was hit hard. At Klamath Falls, the much de feated Pelicans will attempt to remove the "doormat" stigma from themselves with either Mot- atore or Oakes on the mound and Deerlng back of the plate. BUI Willlts, Glendale manager, will send the brilliant Merl Johnson to the robber and Thompson be hind the bat. In three games so far this year. Johnson has allowed only 14 hits, the best record of any horler in the league. Neatbammer, shortstop, was given his release from Grants Pass by Ken Williams last week. straightening up a slight mlsun derstanding on the part of Glen dale concerning the signing of new players. With the exception ot the Pell- cans, all teams have hung pretty close to the rosters they turned in at the start ot the season. In an attempt to strengthen their team into pennant contenders, the Pell cans have tried out many differ ent combinations, but without much success. They need more hitting strength and better pitch ing to seriously threaten the three leaders, and have several strings out at present for just that Baseball COAST LEAGUE R. H. E. San Francisco 12 17 1 San Diego . 0 7 3 Sheehan and Salkeld; Camp bell, Hockette, Tuttle and De- tels. R. H. E. Los Angeles 3 11 2 Missions 4 11 2 Joyce, Gabler, Struss and Bot- tarini; W. Beck and Sprlns. R. H. E. Sacramento 3 9 1 Portland 4 7 3 Pippin and Narron: Posedel and Brucker. R. H. E Oakland 1 6 - 4 Seattle 9 14 1 Hald, Serrante and Hershber- ger, Hartie; Koupal and Splndel. Up-To-Date Dentistry Dr. Dyrud Dentist Many Years Practice. 781 Main St. Tel. 140.VJ V 3 ' ' Over Drew's Manstore : Stocky Steele er May Bring Dude Chick Trouble Just as It was last work and the week before, Dude Chick's record 111 Klamath Kails will be at stake Tuoaday night. The cowboy this llmo meets a newcomer, Al Sleeker ot Canada. Stecker is now only ns far as this season is concerned. He was a main eventer at the old Legion hall shows a year ago. In Steekor, the cowboy tackles a veteran. The man from Can ada formerly hold (he middle weight belt and thon was forced to relinquish it when ho entered the hcnvywelKht division. Ho Is short and powerful and has an inclination toward rotiKhnoss. f Standings Tly Associated rrew PACIFIO COAST LEAGUE W. I.. Pet Oakland 36 26 23 39 31 31 33 36 .581 .550 .BiS Missions ..S3 ..34 Seattle- .... San Francisco , San Diego Portland ......... ....31 .30 ....37 ..!6 ..24 .517 .492 .464 Sacramento ..... .4 Los Angeles . .400 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet St. Louts .. NoV York as ,..J5 19 19 19 13 16 15 13 14 IS 19 21 21 27 25 .648 .641 .514 .500 .475 Chicago Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati . Philadelphia .482 .390 Brooklyn - .375 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pot New York Boston Detroit Cleveland -..S7 -.25 -..23 .21 19 -.21 13 16 18 17 18 20 15 30 .675 .610 .561 .653 Chicago .514 Washington ., Philadelphia .612 ..13 .3 St. Louis .231 Oregon Staters Defeat Webfoots 8 to 2 on Friday EUGENE. Ore.. May SO, CPH- Weak support behind the fine pitching ot Don McFadden, vet eran Oregon chpeker, making his final collegiate japnearance, gave 'Oregon State fcto 8- to. X victory over the Web.'oots here yestonlay. McFadden tanned seven batters. The contest several times threatened to develop into a riot as coaches and players of both teams protested decisions by Urn pire Spec Burke. PULLMAN. Wash., May 80. UP The Washington State college baseball team, with the northern division conference title already cinched, took advantage of errors and stretched its lead with a 2 to 7 victory over University of Wash ington. Five errors contributed toward the downfall of the Huskies yes terday. Austin Injured in Tennis Match PARIS, May 30 OP) H. W. (Bunny) Austin, English Davis cup star, was forced to quit his match with Marcel Bernard of France, In the quarter-final round of tho French hard court tennis championships today when he pulled a ligament in bis right leg. Austin hsd won the first set 6-4 and was training 0-1 In the sec ond when he doubled up after making a difficult return shot. masseur massaged his leg on the court but Anstln declared he was unable to go on. A Tavern Welcomes You To Spend a Pleasant Weekend Enjoying Music By Walt Galloway and hi Calorians , Drinks By Joe Peppard Walt Santel Food By Sarah Robinson ,': OPEN DAILY II P M. No Minors Allowed Weed-KIamath Hi-way Horauso ot Slacker's stock Inoss. Chick may run into .trouble In his attempts to wlndup Iho match with nli-plane spins, That hold has been the font tiro of tho cow boy's wrestling III K la mill h Fulls. Speed will be the thing to look for In I lie wlndup bout between Cecil Mcdlll ot l.oa Angeles and Pete Uelcastro ot Klamath Falls. Hnlcastro's tlllo as the Junior heavyweight champion ot the Pa cific const will not be rlakod. Doth athletes are finished artists Willi the dropklck. Hob Kennnslnn. big ax-marlne from- Gold Hill, meets Dun Sn vlch, Utah, ill the opener. Crater Lake League Enters ; Third Week The Cruter Lake league will enter the third week of Its schedule Sunday when all sis members swing Into action. The schedule . Southern Pacific at Chlloquln. Sprague Itlvur at l'ollcan Hay. ' Algoma at Modoc Point. O it. it is: NEWS-HE WAN T A NEW PITCHERS WINNING TILTS Smith, Mooro and Phillips Get Laughs on Older Mound Men Hy Aiuoelutril lkrvna Three inniu-or-leas linen! loll marks of the major leaguu pitch ing fraternity, iiartlciiliuiy I.cfly Smith ot tlioso surprising New York Giants, are laughing at a lot ot their more established brothers these days. Smith ranks at the head of the trio because of the calibre of his latest conquest a two-hit 15-0 triumph over (lie Iloston tlous yesterday, flut nut far ho hi nil are "lndlnu Chief" Kuel Mooro ot the lowly Phillies, and C'lnrence Phillips, the Tigers' rlghthand rooklo from Texns, both of whom are unpinning the question mark from themselves and wrapping It around the necks of their oppnnonts. Not highly rugarded In pre ImM' kecbpe : W There is one sure, quick and ECONOMICAL way to Use the NEWS-HERALD WANT ADS! Here's how " ' "; Decide how best to tell or what you want. Then Come in to the News-Herald office at Fifth and ad-taker will help you round out the ad.) Pay 2c each day's insertion. (3c if you wish to phone and That's all . . . except to won't be long in coming season gossip, tholr rooords show limy are doing quUo all right. Smith has five wins ngulnal two losses. Monro has two victor ies nnrt oiio setback, and Phillips la undufnutud with two liiiiniiha. They faced a total of eight pltchors, ninst nt them with prntly tnlr reputations, In yesterday's battles, unci pinned hack the ears ot euuh and every one, Monro taking the lirouklyn Dodgers In stride lu to a, and Phillips out lasting tho ('hleniio White Hex for ton Innings to win 4 to 3. Although these, three turned In the standout Jobs, the pitch era 111 moat of yesterday's cur tailed major league program had tho belter of It. Cuij Davis, milking his Chlrngo debut with the Culm, hud the (Mneliiniitl Heds helpless, while his mates look advuntnge of (lane Rchntt's wlltlneaa to win 8-1 and boost themselves Into third place In the National league, Dlsny Dean, rushed In for re lief after the Pirates had pound ed two other Cardinal pitchers In a free-scoring slugfest, stopped the Hues In the Inst two Innings and drove In the winning runs with an olKtit-lunliig double for a 9-7 victory, his eighth of the season. Smith, who has turned nut a i sound Investment for Manager! Hill Terry's faith In him over the ; last two sears, stacked up against Hay Ilenito al the start of y.ster- day's (Hants' game, but Hay last-1 nr (5 n i n im is ii. u ..''(.' i . If you want to hire a maid, rent a room, i lease your home, sell your furniture, get rid of your car, find a partner, sell your busi ness, recover a lost dog, engage a typist the full story of what you have to sell, write it, leaving out unnecessary words. sit back and wait for results which because nearly everybody reads the C3 At-O .'. ED S ed only two Innings and was fol lowed by three other lloslot mates before ths fliml out was called, Meantime, Lefty Al mow ed the Hustons down In order for T 2-3 Innings. Not a man rosehed first, and ho appeared to tiuvu the no-hlllur sowed up until two singles In Iho kiiiiib's dying inoiueiila In mined the Hull ot Fume's door lit his fm'o. Minnie I Inn k (IH5MII2U) wna Iho first American girl to play the opnratlo rolo of Carmen. Penguins can "run" faster ly ing down. A new anti-aircraft gun which will throw shells four miles high Is said lo have been Invented In Kuglnnd, Last ' Regular Practice SHOOT Klamath Gun Club Sun., May 31 Shooting Commences ll:oo a. m. Visitors Welcome ire do easy Main. (The a word for charge it.) ' - MOj.itt ,
