The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 16, 1936, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti'ms' PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Portland Beavers Nick Mission Reds Twice ANGELS' DRIVE ITSI08L Los Angeles Defeated By Senators ; Mis cues Fatal. By the Associated Presa The Los Angeles Invasion ot first-division territory was tem porarily halted today, thanks to Portland's heavy-hit ting lineup and the Angels' own mtscues. The Beavers came from be hind Wednesday in both games ot a double-header to scutt'.e the Ban Francisco Missions 5-4 In 10 Innings, and -7 In the short second. At Sacramento, the Angels succumbed to the Senators, 6-5, by reason ot dam aging errors. Two Leaders Win 8eattla and Oakland remained in first and second positions the tribe defeated San Diego, i 2-1, ana the Acorns trounced the San Francisco Seala 6-8. Portland was just too hot to handle against the Reds, tleing the score In the ninth Inning of the first game on Moose Cla- baugh's single, and winning in the tenth on Dudley Lee's out field fly with the bases loaded, In the seven-inning contest, Pitcher Nltcholas seemed all set for victory as he went Into the last Inning, but the Bearer "murderers' row" quickly put together five hits, Including nicely spaced triples, to score five runs and clinch the con test. The teams made seven double plays during the day, while (3 basehtta were recorded. Errors Beat Angela Los Angeles outhit the Solons, but Shortstop Bob Mattick made two costly errors In the second to help Sacramento score three runs, and four bunched hits in the fourth gave the winners three more. The veteran Ray Lucas was effective In all but one inning as the Indians edged out San Diego. The Padres bunched four hits for one run In, the fifth, but otherwise were fooled by Lucas' offerings. - ' ' Wyn Ballou, the chicken fan cier, was victim ot Oakland out bursts In the- fourth and sixth Innings to lose a verdict to Jim my Tobln, who allowed eight hit' and struck out eight. Ted Norbert's home run for the Seals In the eighth was wasted. To Ring in Olympic Games "to- V Peals, from the 18-ton Olympic bell officially will open the 1938 Olympic Games to the gigantic Relcb Sport Field in Berlin, Aug. 1. Hero is the huge device as it was paraded through the streets on the way to tho stadium for Installation, In the background is the cupoia or ueawig cathedral. Ross Carter of Oregon May Become All-Mar Candidate Special Events Listed Sunday at Golf Club Two special events are plan' ned tor the Reamea Oolt and Country elnb the coming Sun day, according to Harry Weimar, tournament eommlttee chair man. , . - Men will play a blind bogey tournament Sunday morning. These tournaments were played almost weekly last summer, and proved highly popular. Sunday afternoon a two-ball foursome for men and women slayers Is scheduled. The country club course Is In excellent condition at this time. The stretch of Weed highway leading to the club from Green, springs highway Is much Im proved, 'Angel Pitcher Leading Coast LOS ANGELES, July 16. Un With one loss chalked up against eight wins, Ray Trim of Los Angeles remained at the top of Angeles remained at top of Pacific coast league pitching with an average of .186, figures released today disclosed. Including games ot last Sun day, records show that Prim has struck out 81 batters In nine games as against 43 registered by Bill Ludolph of Oakland In a total or 16 games. Ludolph, with 14 wins and two defeats, has an aver age of .876. ROMA WINES Selected and bottled for you . by America's greatest winery ROMA WINI COMPANY, Inc. Ual, Cellfeinle rl . Muuatol Wlit. t swrnr . Anpllcs . T.kar 30 QT.-$1.50 GAL. t toll mt ot "OoUt .rah wu. ..!, " 'if:lhfiinZ foil ! i A imart eppctlitr htiobr0liiM Football fans Thursdav . were discussing tentative plana to place the name of Ross Carter on the ballot as a candidate for the collegiate all-star team to meet the Detroit Lions, nrofes- slonal champions, at Chicago on aeptemner l. - - , . Carter was one of the-leading linemen of the Pacific Coast conference last-year. He nlared guard for the University of Ore gon. The player Is a graduate of Lakeview high achool and la now living in Klamath Falls. He played in the annual East West Shrine contest at San Francisco last January 1, CHICAGO, July 16. (JP) The University of Minnesota today held the greatest representation among leaders In the nation wide poll to select a collegiate all-star football team to play the Detroit Lions, professional champions, at Soldier Field Sep tember 1. Six former Gopher players were among the leaders. - Close behind were Notre Dame and Stanford, with tour each. Jay Berwangar,. the "one man team" from - the University of Chicago, topped the halfback candidates with 29.568 votes, forging ahead .of George Roscoe of Minnesota, with 28.904. Approximately 157,000 bal lots had been received. The poll, with 182 newspapers participat ing. Is drawing more ballots than at this time last year, when the final count was 850,000. The leaders: Ends Millner, Notre Dame, 86,218; Topping. Stanford, 55, 986; Moscrlp, Stanford, 32.472; Loebs, Purdue, 25,609. Tackles Smith. Minnesota. 27,154; Spain, Southern Metho dist, 85,796; Reynolds. Stanford. 35,478; Wasicek, Colgate, 31, 942. Guards Oech, Minnesota, 88, 386; Tangora, Northwestern, 36,724; Karcher, Ohio State. 33.. 807; Fortman, Colgate, 33,000. Centers Rennebohm, Minne sota, 82,748; ' Lester, Texas Christian, 21,892; Jones, Ohio State, 20.463; Llnd, Northwest ern, 16,376. Quarterbacks Bmlth. Ala bama, 30,387: Siedel, Minne sota, 34.462; Frombart, Notre Dame, 23,773; Pincura, , Ohio State, 20,691. Halfbacks Berwanger, Chi cago, 29,668; iioscoe, Minne sota, 28,904; Shakespeare, Notre Dame, 26,627; Pllney, Notre Dame, 28,513. Fullbacks Orayson. Stanford 20,926; Beise, Minnesota, 19, 714; Crayne, Iowa, 18,648; Con- table. Princeton, 13,331. YANKS, TIGERS SPLIT 2 GAMES New York Still Taking Care of Strong Lead in American. Baseball COAST LEAGUE First game: R. H. E. Portland I II 2 Missions 4 18 Larkin, French, Flynn, Llska and Brucker; Stewart and Outen, R. H. E, Seattle , 2 7 San Diego 1 10 Lucas and Spindel: Cragnead and H. Doerr. Second game: R, H. E Portland 9 15 1 Missions . 7 10 ( Carson and Brucker; Nltcho las, W, Beck and Outen. R. H. B. San Francisco 8. 8 1 Oakland 6 9 3 Ballou and Woodall; Boten and Hershberger. R. H. E. Los Angeles ............ 6 10 4 Sacramento 6 Thomas, Lleber, Gabler and Bottarini; Pippen and Narron, Klamath Billiards Wins Softball Came The Klamath Billiards scored 14 to 8 victory over the Pell- can Bay Lumber company Wed nesday evening. The score: R. H. m. Klamath Billiards ....14 19 3 Pelican Bay 8 7 9 A tractor owner near Camargo, Okla., where highways In some places' still ford shallow rivers, maintains , ferryboat service for motorists who fear to flood their eni;lnes. The autos are towed acrosB on a trailer attaohed to a tractor, the motor of which clears the water. New York City's total tax col lection for 1935 amounted to 630,000,000, an Increase of $50, 00,000 over ihe preceding year. There are Indications that wheat was first cultivated in what Is now Ethiopia, according to a Russian Basin League Meeting Called A meeting ot managers of teams in the Klamath Basin tesgue has been called for Friday evening at s:uv o clock. The session will be held at the Bowlers Garden. Plans for the remainder ot the season will be discussed. Due to excessive drouth, water now is being used In the gold neias or central Australia as u means of barter, or a form of cur rency. Promoted lit a i , A" 3 fealirr I mwm ssrf Promoted from the ranks of the preliminaries because of his outstanding showing Inst ' Tues day night, Jim Lott of Alabama will move Into the main event class next Tuesday against ies ' (lly The AuMH-lMtml I'reaa) 8lure figures, so they sny, don't lie, all this recent viewing with alarm over the so-called slump ot the Yankee murderers' row seems much ado about nothing, despito the Detroit Tigers' sudden surgo and the return ot Manager Mick ey Cochrane to the world's champions. Cochrane, out for two weeks with a nervous breakdown, cum back from Wyoming yesterday, but the only celeurutlon his boy gave him was a split In the double- header opener of their ' crucial series with the Yanks. Yanks mill In lVont In spite of their more-or-less batting calmness, statistics show the Yanks are taking care ot their American league lead. Since July 1, when the Yanks' slump was supposed to huve start eel, they have played .600 bull winning six and losing six wh Il ls close to good tnough for an outfit sporting as big a lead wit tne season well into Us secotul bulf. Since the first of the month they ve been averaging ten hi per game enough to win ball games In most leagues, They demonstrated that point yesterday by taking the nightcap or tne twin bill 7-4 with a ten hit attack, aided by a fielding col lapse on the part of the Tigers, alter losing to Schoolboy Row 5-1 in the opener. Cubs lioiMt Ind The National league lead mean while was undergoing a stretch ing, with the Cubs boosting thai edge to a full game by downing me tieet 2-0. wnile the un-and coming Phillies pulled out a 5-4 win oyer tu second-place Card inais. The Bees not only lost- the game, but their ace hitter and first eacker. Bisxter Jordan A at well. Billy Hormnn's spikes ioro .Ionian heel open In the fifth Inning. The Cleveland Indians, boosting meir -winning streak to five straight with a 6-4 edge over the Athletics, moved into third place in the American league, while the wasnington Senators, fa In? be- lore Vernon Kennedy's pitching ana ine aroused Wnile Sox, 6-4 sauk to fourth. -' J Be Boston Red Sox staved In the second division. althamh trouncing the lowly Browns 11-3 and 8-1 In a doubleheader. The Pirates broke even In twin bill with the Giants, wlnnin? the opener 6-4, but falling annrt aiiem ana in the Ditching dcoart mem in ine nignicap to go down as won a night game with the Dodgers 6-3, with rookie- reacns Davis doing some tight yuuuiiig. Twinkle in "All-Star Game Swedish Giant Unable to Throw Two Mat Rivals PORTLAND, Ore., July It. m Tor Johnson, 338-pound grap Pler from Sw'eden, bit off a lit tle more than he could chew last night. Johnson threw Ted Cox In six minutes but failed to make good his threat to dispose of Cox and Bandor Szabo within' a prescribed 38 minutes. Sandor, a 225-pound Hugar lan, not only stayed the limit but had Johnson in trouble sev eral times. Jack Washburn, 220, Boston, took two straight falls from Harry Demetral. 226. L'hicnin and Chief Chiwakl, 240, Indian apolis, Ind., won from Al Pe- rlera, 285. Portugal, when the latter was unable to return af ter losing the first fall. The people today are Just nn religious as ever, but they don't go to church. It can't be helped. but It is hard on the profes sional clergy, Very Rev. W. P. Inge, London's "gloomy dean." t w.v " rv I s?f' A " r -a . w :t i. I ; Standingis lly The Aim'Ihi'I Vre I'At ll'IO ttMHT I.KAtlt W. In Heullle a 61 Oakland 68 MIhuIoiis 68 Portland 68 Los AiiKiilns 66 Han DIoko 4 64 San Francisco 6 2 sii,i-,iiiii,ntii 4 1 , NATIONAL Mv Mil li W, I Chicago 66 .St. t.ouls 60 I'lllsburgh 41 Chiilniittll 0 Now York 41 Huston 40 I'hlludiilnhla 31 Brooklyn IT 48 48 62 60 66 fill 67 66 36 .11, 38 41 41 49 64 AMl:ltUt. J.KAtll'N v. N'ew York '...... 64 iirtrolt 46 Cltivelund ' 4 5 Wubhlnglun IIOHtUII liilniKO l'hlludulphla St. Louis 44 45 40 28 14 I. 27 37 36 38 .111 4U 61 64 K I'CT, 'itiOO ,.64 7 'U'7 .615 .600 .491 -.477 ,3 S3 per. ,033 '.',617 ' ,l8 ".616 ,6UU ' ,4K8 .8S8 .833 1'CT. ,6l!f .(.V.I ..Mi ,637 .636 ,5(10 .a.'. I ,306 Breaking (ho strnnglo-hold which Ihe American League tins hod for the last three years, the bold buenrooj of the .Natlqnul circuit an nexed the fourth All-Star game In Boston, prevailing by the score of 4-8. Here are three Interesting shots taken during the game. Below Lou Gehrig it shown hitting his home run In the seventh with no one on base; at upper left is Gehrig and Cotchcr Rick For roll of the American Leaguers colliding as the former took Frank Dcmarec's foul In the fourth; and, ot upper right. Is Joe DIMaggio, left, tonsatlonal Yankee rookie who was the gout ol the game, and Ihe great Jerome Herman (Dizzy) Dean, whose masterful pitching , In the first three Innings handcuffed American League baiters. Junior Legion Race Narrowed to Nine Teams Ry the AatoWntfMl Pvphs -The race for the Junior lea gue baseball 'championship, of Oregon narrowed to nine' teams today, with four already elim inated from the title race. Still In the limelight ' are Woodburn, which defeated Hllls- boro 15 to 2, and Eugene, which walloped Toledo 18 to 0. Woodburn, host team nt the state finals August 1 and 2, must hurdle Astoria If It wins its way to the playoffs and K" gene still has Rnsnhurg to con tend with for similar honors. Hood River and Tho Dalles will play for the mld-C'oluinbla title, with the winner , to meet Vale for the right to compete at Woodburn. Two Portland teams which will meet for the city title and ono of the four berths in the tltl games are Postoffice Pharmacy (Lincoln high) and El Rny (Jef ferson high). Sugar Crest (Grant high) and Frostkist (Commerce high) have been eliminated, The winner of the state title will meet the Washington state hampion at Roseburg during the American Legion convention for sectional honors. BAM-S LAND Iff . NEHT HUTCHINSON, Kas., July 16. (P) L. K. Balrd, playing In a tournament gon match, fired his hall Into a tree and 'when It failed to fall he sent his cad- y to ' Investigate.- .The caddy found' the ball, along with an other one, in a bird's nest. - Klamath Netmen Get Bid From Walla Walla Klnmath Fulls tennis players have been Invited to compete In the Whitman Centoiinlul Celebra tion tournument at Wulla Wullu, Wash., August 13 to 16. The Invitation wns received this week by Judge Clifton Richmond, one of the leading players of tha city. The bid was extended by It. W. Ball, chairman of the tourna ment. The eastern Washington cham plonnhlp will go to the winner. All matches will be played on tho Whitman college ocurts. Windjammer Races With Broken Boom SANTA MONICA, Calif., July 18, VP) Buck Jones' Sartarlta, second largest yacht In tho California-Honolulu wlndjammor classic, Is racing with a splnnukor boom splintered by a heavy storm, a message to the Associated 1'rosa said today. The movlo cowboy, skippering his 85-foot craft, did not give his posllloii, but reported: "Bad storm last night, Waves 25 feet high smashed spinnaker boom and carried It overboard. Took all hands to gat It back. It Is 62 feet long, Everybody okuy and confident," 0. Harton Singer's 86-foot schooner, Navigator, Jumbo of the racing fleet, rcportod nor position yesterday as 775 mllon from Dia mond Head, Oahu. July i was the starting duto. Trout Planted in Crater Lake Park Streams CHATKR LAKH NATIONAL PARK. July 16. .Sn-.-lul A liilnl tit 7&.U00 brouk irout were planted this week In the sti'i'iium ut the park as a part u( a plniillug pruitiuiu, i-iiverlug several yeur. to develop sirrain Bulling, present tliu main ileiniimllon lor aiiKlers Is Crater lake, where good , rail-lies have been luuilu ri'gularly linn seioii. Due to the (net that streaius have not yet been thoroughly storked, fishing In the numerous emeks of the park Is nut iicotir axed, althoiiKh some good catches huvu been reported. Later In Hie season, over 100. 000 fiiiKerllug rainbow Irout will be planted In the lake, adding further assurance that lake ang ling will continue to be good la future seasons. Halted from live llsh per person per duy to 12 this season, limits have been caught repealed times sa lar this month. Kurly this week Hires San Fran cisco moil. It. I). Thompson, A, II. Duller and Charles Myers, cniiHlil 36 large rulnliuw trout lu less than three hours trolling. Over 90 per cent ot tho Inko anglers have been rupoitlug catches, trolling Willi large spin ners, with royal coachman (lies attuched. Worms have alio been used to good atlviintugu. While shore fishing has brought good rvsulls, trolling from row boats, avullable at the boat laud ing, la resulting In better catches, Present angling couillllons are a fur cry from ihe tarly duys ot the purk before plantings were regularly made. Originally ily flali life Minted In the luke. The first crude planting took plara In 1388 v. him Judge William Glad stone Steel wulked 60 miles with a buckvlful of minnows from tliu Itnguo river to place them In the luke. Only 37 of the 600 fish In tho bucket were able to salm away. As a result of systemutlc plant I ii km, begun hardly iiioro than a decade ago In cooperation with the Oregon stula game conunls-l sion, crater lake fishing Is eiual to any lake angling found In tliu west. Jim Lott Will Oppose Wolfe Tuesday Niht Husky, curly-haired J hit l.uii of Alabama, biouulit burn only as a preliminary grappler, thin week slnmts out as tlin "find' of the K In null Ii Falls wrenlllii): season. Bhnrt and stocky, clever ami fast. Loll if it I I luiuimlinta ini tial lanl Tuioilay iilglil with a sharp, clean-rut victory nv,-r Charlie t'arr (if Mississippi. II... rnuiin of the favor I Mil snutli-i-i hit H im lu Hint line iiinli-h, Mni-k I.itliinl. tlin Klniiinlh nm. meter, uulrkly lium.ii. a him to he inn In event clans, Next Tuesday llltihl the u, w slur will meet lis Wolfe "( Texas In the lop hunt. l.nlt shown! renitil'kiiltle mim,t power ami silence iiitnlusl Cnrr purr hliuiiMlr Im itei-lileil Iv In il... division rcm-i-vi-il for the but in giuiilers and recvutly kv limli) Chick, Hie unbeaten m boy, one nf his hardest tests. The Wolte-I.oll rlush has llm making's nf one of the moil lu tureallng wrestling duels ot the )f ear, Iliilli aro clean, hard grip.7 piers. Juiliilnx from Ihelr slmw Iiiks last TtieKiliiy. they are v,-rv elosely niatrhntl. Ilohhy Chirk, who eiirii'd a draw against I'llura .Mllmlakli Tiii-Hilti)'. lien tii't-n signet! to tackle Hob MiintKiimery, a luusli iiKgresnlve wn-stli-r from (lenr l. Carr and Mlluilakls will tan gle In Ihe nucnar. f d XGwV 'li t ' Hop Gold Unbeaten in State Tourney PORTLAND, July 16. (pi Hop Cold remained Ihe sole un defeated tenm In the Oregon semi-pro baseball tournament today as a result of a 8 to 6 victory In 12 Innings ovor tho battling Salem Senators. IT talcei more time, and moro grain to make Bottom! Up from old-style mnsh the good, coatly, old-fashioned way I But it mokes richer whisky. Try it I Mams Up KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY BROWN-FORM AN D!,iilh-ryCo., UuUrulf,.Kntutir Write Ihe Van l.nnillnglmm Co, for HluntrnlMl Recipe llnoklnl, llednll llldK-i l'urtlninl, Oregon. SKATING Klamath Armory . Fun! Spills Laughs! EVERYBODY WELCOME Every Thu., Frl,, Sat. and Sunday Eveninc at 7:00 P. M. Every Sat. and Sunday Afternoon at 2:00 P. M. Carnival Event Every Saturday Night NOISEMAKERS! V.D SERPENTINE! Skates for Ladies and Children ...25c Skates for Men ...l........!..........:. .35c Competent In it motors DANCE AT . Tulelake 'Til 3i00 A. M. to one of the northwest's finest dance bands Jack Decker's "Harmony Kings" 10 ARTISTS 10 , . . .. 1 V Jj '"'' , FLOOR SHOW '. Sponsored by American Legion 4 i Wolfe ot Texas. v. scientist.