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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
July 22, 19!1(1
Speedy Texan Captures Match From Jim Lott
New Negro
Star Set
for Games
Johnny Woodruff Joint Amr
: , lea's Famous Black Brigade.
America 'a black brigade haa
taken Johnny Woodruff Into
IU fraternity aa ita baby alar.
The United Slates' uprem
aey In track and field rest
with these negro runner and
Jumpera Owena, Metcalfe,
Williams, LuVolle, Johnson,
Albrltton, Pollard, and Wood
ruff, , who (went ut event
In the Olympic tryouts.
Woodruff, tka ahootlnir aha
dow of the University of
Pittsburgh, is this country's
hope in tha too meter la
Berlin. v
Woodruff walked up to the
starting line In tbe eastern
trials at Harvard stadia a en
June' IT little knows la ma
jor track oataide of his horn
territory. He dug la at the
gun and 1 minute and 51.8
seconds later he w an Inter
national figure.
Jaly 4 aaw Woodruff com
peting In the national A. A.
u. meet at rrinceion. ne wu
whlnned hv Charley Beetham
Ohio State' aterllng half-miter
had to cover the 800 meter
in 1: 60 S . to lick Woodruff.
Johnny waa Just a atep be
hind and coming fast.
Blaxin Ben Eastman waa
placed In tbe same trial heat
with Wooflruir la in semi
final Olympic tryouta at Ran
dalls Island Stadium on July
11. Once again Johnny dug
In at the start and this time
he breasted the tap one
tenth ot a second behind tbe
world record, covering the SOD
meter In 1:9..
The following day saw
Woodruff breeao through to
triumph in the finals. The
stifling heat kept his time
down, bit he won without dif
ficulty with a creditable mark
of 1:51. Beetham. hi lone
conqueror, waa the unfortun
ate victim of a collltlon and
failed to finlah. Eastman ran
sixth In a field ot eight.
With Lawson Robertson to
give him pointers. Woodruff
ha set the world mark of.
1:49.8 a hi goal in Berlin.
The record la held Jointly by
Eastman and Thomas Hamp
ton of England, who ' cap-'
tn red the 13! Olymplo num
ber In Los Angeles.
Woodruff started hit career
at a high Jumper and shot
putter.
In lit 4, his Junior year In
Connellsville, Pa., high school,
he reported to Coach Joseph
A. Lerew. An expert Judge
ot running talent, Lerew aaw
the makings of a champion
middle distance runner In the
lad and persuaded him to give
up the Idea ot Jumping and
tossing the Iron ball.
The ebony youngster stood
( feet J Inchea and weighed
170 pounda then. He meas
ures and weighs the same now.
Woodruff was an overnight
phenomenon In western Penn
sylvania scholastic circles. He
established new county and
district records. His lengthy
strides, tremendous speed and
abundance of stamina carried
him- acroaa the line a victor
time after time In diatrict tournament.
In 1835. Woodruff leaped
Into the national limelight in
scholastic sports. He waa se
lected on the all-America scho
lastic track team due to his
exceptional time ot 4:23.4 on
the Pittsburgh track tn a west
Old Pennsylvania meet. Thia
mark stands as the nation's
beat for school hoy mllers.
EAGH BUTTLE
GOES 3 FALLS
Mihalakis, Mont gomery
Winners in Prelim
inaries.
A cheering armory crowd, cut
down by the hot weather but
noue the less appreciative ot
rood wreatlmR, aaw lea Wolfe
of Texaa defeat Jim Lott of
Alabama la a three-fail main
event
Every one of the matches
staged by Promoter Mack Lll
Rich Tourney
Starts Thursday
On B. C. Course
VANCOUVER, B. C. July 32.
The,, "big guns" of North
American gottdom and some ot
the entailer one, too, will boom
oat over the rolling fairway of
ShatiKhneasy course, here Thurs
day as the rlrst ot the Fuclfle
northwest's golf trial tournameut
tor a $5,000 prlio, gets underVay.
Helweea 3 and 40 Amertciui
thotmakers from Pacific, coast
points as far south. as Loa-An
gelea already are on the course
warming up. The arrival of some
18 well-known, fresh from the St.
Paul open, hero tomorrow, and
a sprinkling ot local golf tuleul,
will make up the field of SO ex
pected to take part tn the classic.
Included In the party ot stars
arriving tomorrow are Tony Man
ero, Oene Kunea, Jimmy Thomp
OAKLAND NICKS
t I "c" . ,.,'v V , i "'"""Itoa. ld to be the longest hitter
""" " '. on the continent; Norton Smith, a
ai.b. iuur ig um tu inree iroiu
Charles Carr of Mississippi in
the opener and Bob Montprom
ry. rafflan from Georgia,
atopped the heretofore undefeat
ed Bobby Chick ot Wyoming in
tne aemi-wiadup.
woite victory was his sec
ond in a row since returning to
Klamath Fall from his home
state of Texas. Deapite the fart
that Lott dropped the "match. It
waa one - ot the - outstanding
wrestling clashes of the eeaaon.
The Texaa gained the advan
tage after 18 minutes and 40
seconds of hard wrestling when
he pinned the Alabama athlete
with a figure tour scissors.
Lott, a little rough at time,
made ahort work ot Wolf for
tha second fail. He took it in
leas than three minutes with hi
Alabama body alam.
The armory ring waa filled
with fast action . when Wolfe
won the decisive fall. In 11
minutes and 40 seconds he had
Lott trapped In a double toe
hold.
Chirk lost his aeml-wlndup
match with Montgomery fol
lowing an Injury in tha second
round. -
The first fall went to the cow
boy In the opening round with
surfboard. Montgomery, rush
ing out of hit corner at the
start of the second, roughed his
opponent ana then stopped him
with a Boston crab hold. In
jured by the fall. Chick went
down In the third round tn 22
seconds.
Camel locka In the second and
fourth rounds won for Mihalakia.
Carr took a fall in the third
with a crab hold. i
wiaard on the putting green: By'
roa Nelson, Lawson Little, Ray
Mangrum and other.
"Llghthorie" Harry Cooper,
winner ot the St. Paul open, and
Dick Met, tha defeated finalist,
are also expected to compete.
The Vaneouver tournament,
which lasts three day a, will be the
first ot a series of four such event
with purse totalling tlj.000.
Following the finals ot Van
couver's tournament here Satur
day the field will move to Vic
toria and do It all over again tor
a 13.000 prise starting July 17.
The last day ot July will find
them In Seattle for three more
daya. competing for . another
lo,00 puree and the Evergreen
golf trial will end with a tourna
ment In Portland August T. i
and I.
S prague River
Downs Algoma
Sprague River made progress In
tne crater Lake league last week
end by tcorlng a victory over At
goma, 12 to 11.
Jacksoa pitched and Crume
caught for the winners. Woods
hurled for Algoma with 'Henny
catcning.
DUGKS.7 TO 3
Acorns t Now Only One
Contest Behind Coast
Leaders.
HKAItS BASS AXGLKRS
LAFAYETTK. O.e.. .u. 22,
VP) A single catch of nine fish,
ranging from three to nine
pounds, sent Maurice Addis of
Lafayette to the head of the
black basa club and added con
siderable prestige to the Yamhill
river's growing popularity with
basa fishermen.
Salesman, Cop, Movie Extra
Lead Public Links Play
Woodruff entered Pitt last
fall.
Carl Olson, the varsity
coach, vlsloned an Olympic
prospect In the 21-year-old
freshman. He ran him as a
210-yard and - 440-yard man
to develop his Bpeed and then
raced him In the half-mile
and mile to develop his stem
ins, . ,. ; ;
; In training, with the Pitt
varsity middle distance run
ners, Johnny Invariably ,
victorious.
Olson attempted ; to change
Woodruff's style. The : shift
slowed up the big fellow and
the Pitt tutor permitted him
to return to his unorthodox
form. He runs with his. head
thrown back, breathing
through his nostrils.- He has
never appeared tired after a
race.
' "Woodruff has the longest
stride t'vo ever seen on a hu
man being,", aays Nate Cart
mell, former Olympic coach.
"Chuck Hornbostol is no minc
ing stepper, but the Hoosier
wa taking three strides to
Woodruff'i one a they came
FARMING DALE, N. Y., July
11, (Pi Led by a haberdashery
salesman from Washington.
radio policeman and a steel work
er from San Francisco and a
movie extra from Pasadena, Calif.,
the 64 survivor ot a pair ot
record breaking qualifying rounds
oegan match play in the national
public. links golf championship
toaay.
Claude Rlnpv. a slender, wit
lowy golfer with a swing that
reminded the gallery of Ray Man
grum, refused to he daunted yes
terday by the difficult blue
course at Beth Page state park
no came nome in 70 etrokes to
tie Jimmy Mollnarl, a husky eix-
tooter wno patron San Francisco
streets in a radid car, for the
qualifying medal. Each ran a It
hole total of 145.
Two stroke behind them came
Charlie Ferrera of San Francisco',
twice winner ot the "poor man'"
golf title, and Pat Abbott, curly
haired motion picture performer
who won the southern California
open title last winter. In fifth
place at 148 was Bill Klnkrlla,
who repairs electric signs for a
living and who ted Brattle's four
man team to a record-smashing
victory In the Inter-city competi
tion. Rlrpy covered the first nine In
30, six stroke under par. He
faltered and cam home In 40.
That was enough to give him the
only sub-par score of the two
qualifying rounds and a tie for
the medal with Mollnarl, who
carded a par T2. The Washlng
tonlan't 10 was a tournament
record for nine holes.
The Seattle quartet of Klnk
ella. Warren Campbell, l(-yeat-
om brother of the mora famous
Scotty, Carl Johnson and Harry
umoinetti, scored a 30 bole ag
gregate ot 599 to take the team
trophy from San Francisco, which
equalled the former team record
of 603.
A third record waa found In
the general low scoring of the
field where 57 players ahot 153
or better and 12 others, tied at
164, had to play off for the last
seven places and one of four
former champions, Robert Win
gate of Jacksonville, FIa failed
to qualify.
Frankie Stratacl of Brooklyn,
the defending champion, quali
fied with 143 in a six-way tie for
sixth nlace while Carl Kauffmann
of Pittsburgh, three-times winner
of the title, had a 153.
Portland's four-man team qual
ified three men for the match
play pounds. Arloo Kyle scored
151. L. C. Cyr 152 and Tab
Boyer 154.
Boyer hae a tough assignment
today In meeting F. Btratacl.
rwo 18-hole match-play rounds
were scheduled for today and
two more for tomorrow to reduce
the field to eight aemi-flnallata.
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Pelts-Hldes-Wool-Junk
down the home stretch in the
final tryouts.
"Wbodruff's form violates
all the copybook rules, but
who care tor style when a
fellow has a etride like that
darky's. No wonder Kastman,
oft to a bad atart, got dis
couraged chasing that black
panther."
"Woodruff is the most un
orthodox and spectacular
strider I've ever een," as
serts Tom Keane, the Syra
cuse coach, who waa disap
pointed by the failure ot
his protege, fiddle O'Brien, to
survive the tryouts. "Wood
ruff is aa unorthodox aa Jesse
Owens la smooth."
From a poor family, Wood
ruff had no personal funds
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for his trip lo del-many. Con
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rescue. A neighboring news
paper helped.
Young in big time competi
tion. Woodruff ha the world
at hla feet. It would not be
surprising to see the nig fel
low romp home a winner In
Berlin with a new world record,
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Facing their severest baseball
test ot the season, the Oakland
Acorns are only one game away
from first plueo by virtue of a
1 3-ltuiltiB victory hi the opener
or a ii-game series In Portland.
Seattle, pacing the Pacific
Coast parade, hammered out i
T-S win over the lowly scrn
mento Senators, but San Fran
clsro Missions and Portland.
otner first division clubs, lost
their Series opener.
The Oaks broke through In
the 11th to trim fourth-place
Portland, T-4, while the Mis
sions fell before San Dleao 6-4.
!. A. fontlniiea IMve
Lo Angele continued Its
drive for a first division berth
by winning the rescue's second
11-lnnlng contest from San Fran
cisco Seals, -4, and enpt with
in a game of fourth place.
Oakland had the game won
from Portland until the ninth
Inning, when the Beavers scored
three runs oft Jack La Korea
to tie the score. 4-4. Floyd Olds,
who replaced !. Rocea. allowed
only one hit In the three In
nings he worked. His single
started the Acorns off to a three
run rally In the final canto.
Jack Glynn hit three for five.
Including a homer, for Oak
land. Six double plays helped
the five pitchers who toiled.
Seels l,os Overtime
In San Francisco, 8am Gib
son Inst
duel to Jack Selveao when Los
Angele hunched hit by Cleo
Crlyle, Steve Mesner, Don Hurst
and We Schulmerlch to score
three runs and break a tie. Olh-
son pitched two-hit hall for eight
Innings, then allowed three hits
each in the ninth and tenth.
The victory wa Salveson' 11th
In a row.
Vine Dl Maggio'a nlnlh-lnnlng
double broucht In Bobby Doerr
with San Diego's winning run
over the Missions. Chick Sltlvr
hit a home run with one ou for
San Diego.
Sacramento bunched five hits
off Kewple Barrett in the fourth
inning to score all their runs.
but the Indians tallied five times
In their half to clinch the game.
Barrett's homer with Johnny
Baealer on base scored the other
two runs.
Four-inch Trout
Taken Little Ones
Go Back to Water
BONNKVII.I.K, Ore., July 21,
(P) A trout about the light slue
lor a two-weeks' old kitten drew
considerable attention today
principally because ot the com
ment with which It was exhibited.
Fishermen wondered about
those "which got away" when an
uniiittMir woman angler dlsr.lnyed
a four-Inch trout and said "I
cntiKht a lot more fish but I hey
were so sniiill 1 threw thnn
buck."
DUCKS
. GEESE
DIE IN HEAT
Heavy Losses in Water
fowl Reported From
Midwest.
II. s. s
FACE BATTLES
Team Will Have Harder
Struggle Than Any
Other Division.
WASHINGTON. July 13. Mm
Any hope hunters may have held
for more liberal dilrk shooting
regulations this full apparently
have been shattered by the water
fowl losses In the niidwcstorn
drought.
A high source Indicated today
that a short open season on mi
gratory birds with rratrtcllona
virtually as severe as last yeur,
U tentatively plauued for this
tall.
Only a right about face from
their present stand by govern
ment authorities could loosen tin
n ov.rtim. Mie ,h " and this appears
n overtime pitching hi.aiv i,,,nmK.i.i. i.
By Hi Associated I'ress
AlUIAItli M. H. MANHATTAN
RN KOUTK TO HKItl.lN. July 23.
tT Allu'ticiCs Olympic swimmers,
who have been working out dully
in the ship's midget pool while
voyaging toward Berlin, face tho
keenest challenges from other na
tions of any American tennis.
This uppllc to both tho men's
unit women's teams, whose couches
are planning an Intensive two
weeks' training period at Berlin to
tuno up their charges fur great
efforts,
Dutch, Jap NtroiiK
Bob Klphuth, coach of tile men's
team, told The Associated Press
today that the swimmers huve "a
flfty-tlfty chance of retaining lite
men's team honors lost to Japan
In 1111," While Kay Daughter o(
Seattle, coach of the women swim
mers, said, "we have to beat the
Dtllch lo keep the title.'
dlllon of Ihnlr charges and th ar
rangement of post-olymplo tours,
Jesso Owoiih had another brisk
workout yesterday and oonllnued
lo improve.
Standings
lly the ANMH'lateil Pros
ItlAST I.KtOm K
W, U Pet.
Seattle If. (0 ,11(15
Onklnml til 10 ,uf.H
Missions nil nil ,iH7
Portland Ml (a . r. 1 4
I.OS Angeles ti fill .MM
Han IllegO M Id ,401
Sail Francisco 61 ! .470
Sacrumenlo 41 71 ,SJ
NATIONAL LKAtJI K
W. I.. Pot.
('Iilrnto H II Mi
St. I.inil f, I 14 .100
Pittsburgh 45 41 .111
New York 44 41 .521
Cincinnati 4:1 41 ,511
Motion 41 47 .400
Philadelphia 11 tl ,JS(
llrooklyn 10 (I ,349
AMKItll'A.N' I.K.AOl K
W. L. Pet.
New York 1H II .111
Cleveland 60 .11 .603
Detroit 48 40 ,646
llonton 4 43 .831
Chicago 44 41 .f.'."
Washington 40 43 .63.1
St. Louis tH 5H .134
Philadelphia 3d 61 .131
Both the American and M d f O T d Making
m melt's teams are stronger I mM 0
many improvements
highly Improbable In view of the
nesslmlstla reports arriving dally
irom tne stricken areas. Final
approval of the regulations, how
ever, must yet be given by Presi
dent Roosevelt and Secretary of
Agriculture Wallace,
Although encouraged by the
number of birds which flew north
to the nesting grounds lest spring
an Increase which officials at
tribute largely to reduction of the
kill last season resulting from
airlngent regulations and poor
weather government authorities
feel this gain has been offset by
tne losses in the current drought
Some organizations. Including
Ihe national association ot audu-
bon societies, have advocated i
closed season this year.
It Is known, however, the gov.
crnment will proclaim a closed
season only as a last resort.
Hubbell Victor in Pitching
Battle With Dean
By Hie Associated Press
Just about once every year.
Carl (Screwball) Hubbell and
Dizzy (The Oreat) Dean hook
up in a baseball masterpiece.
"The Hub" came out on top
In a tight duel with the "Oreat
One" yesterday, with whatever
breaks there were going against
Dean to make their rivalry over
the last three seasons alleven
at two wins and two losses for
each.
"Old ftlz" undoubtedly pitch
ed the better ball game. He
gave up only five hits to. the
tllanta over ten Innings, while
his gas house gang mates were
getting to Hubbell for nine. He
struck out half a dozen hnttcrs
and walked only two. Hubbell
fanned but three and passed
five. Home runs decided the
game 1-1.
The Cardinals' loss put them
two full games back of the Na
tional league-leading Chicago
Cubs, who barely turned back a
late Brooklyn rally to hose out
the Dodgers 6-8. The Pirates
managed to remain In third
place by clubbing the Phillies
1 7-6. after coming from behind
a 3-0 deficit. The Cincinnati
Reds handed the Bees their
third straight Setback, at Ben
ny Froy bested lion Cantwell,
1-2. In a mound struggle.
The Cleveland Indians cut the
Yankees' American league load
to eight games by nosing out
the Red Bog, 1-6, while the
YankH were bowing to Al Thomas
and the St. Louis Browns 6-4.
The Browns' win enabled them
to come out ot the American
league Collar for the first time
this soason.
The Chicago White Sog, open
Ing at home after a hlghly-aiic
cessful road trip, had their eight
game winning streak snapped as
the Senators came through (-5
The Tiger moved back Into
third place and dropped tho
skidding Athletics Into the eel-
lar by taking a dotiblehcndnr
decision. Thoy won tho opener
8-0 behind Tommy Bridges
seven-hit pitching, and gained 1
9-1 edge In the night cap with
a two-run rally In the olghth
Sonnenberg. Levin
Clash in Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., July SI. (P)
t;iiB sonneniierg, undefeated. 111
his many appearances In Port-
land, and Dave Levin, major
ciaimnnt to Sonnenberg' htavy.
weight wrestling titlo of former
years, will clash in the main
event of tonight's mat card hero.
Tor Johnson, the Swedish
giant, and Dick Daviscourt, noted
headlock expert, will meet In a
feature ono-fall bout.
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neso men s teams are strong
than they were four years ago. e
peelally In the sprints. Newt of u
record Japanese performance In
the 100 meter altered the Idea
that there was an edge In favor
of the Amerlrnns, who r.ro placing
their main reliance In Peter Kick
of New York, whose best time Is
67.2 seconds for the hundred.
Jewse Otveiu Improves
Otherwise Japan Is conceded an
Rdvuntag In tbe Hon meters
free-style and tho United States In
tho buckstroko. The remaining
events are toss-ups.
"This Is no alliil, but the Japa
nese hare beneflued by at least
a!x weeks In Berlin becoming ac
climated," said Klphuth.
Tho conditioning of the mer
maids, which tnomru ns a major
problem midway In tho voyage
finally haa developed fewer diffi
culties limn were expected.
Olymplo officials anticipate
elaborate receptions at Hamburg
and Berlin In the tentutlvo sched
ule 'they hara druivn up. Avery '
Brundngo. chairman of the Ameri
can Olympic committee, announced
yesterday that regardless of what
lime Thursday tho Manhattan
reaches Hamburg, the olympians
will bo unloaded Friday morning.
Track and field officials mean-!
time wero concerned with Iho con-
MRDKOItl), Ore., July . (p)
Superintendent of City Schools
10. II. Iledrlck announced tmluy
that b(ds for tho erection of a
new grnmlKtand on Die high
srbool nthletlc field would be
called for soon. The structure
will bo ready for the opening
of the football season.
Th turf field the only one
In southern Oregon will be
ready for play this fall.
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Brother May Come
To Klamath Falls
Orvlllv Demi, younger brother
ot tho (milium Mint Mouiilnlu
Menu of tho proressiiinal wrest
ling run Its), may lie In Klauiath
Kails next week for 11 match al
I ho armory.
Veiling Ivan's name I becom
ing well known In th sporl
since his brother retired,
llenrge HI r It on, inilnil weight
llrter and wrestler, is ulmi a
leutiillvit performer on th next
mat program.
London Victor
lit Hough Match
rUI.KM,' July J3, (I')- Tlio a,
leiul final wrestling mulch nt Hiu
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London. Iiennelt was awarded
the match on a foul.
Iianny McHhaln failed In his
boast that be could defeat two
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half Ihe Job by winning from
llohby Horns but Ml victim to
Waller Ai'hiu's shoulder butts
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