The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 21, 1939, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextDecember 21, 1039 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Housp of Mack Will Continue With Earle nv john if. nnirtN(ji:n PHILADKI.l'IIIA, Lino. II Up) Th nut rulr of basohall's taaui cf Mck Connlo' soconil an, Earle h" boon learning baseball at datl's kiioo (or 16 years to he onn mnp In its man ager nf III 1'hllailulphl Alii Utlci whn his fntlmr rallrae. Th A'i without Muck would b Ilk ship wllhuut ruilclor, nil Connl hes arranged for bin 47-yoar-oM ion mil assistant to Uk th holm. When that will b only Connie knows. Ha will b 77 two days before Cbrlstmoa but "retirement" Isn't In bis vo cabulary. Th ft that some lnr will till Connie's' brtiKans ran I ho sum of minor luague diamond lor roam before tlioy took t stand on th slilnllnes In 11)24 th year Barlo Mark came Willi th Athletic at non-playing assistant to his father. II" la now vlo presldon! of th club tn1 to in coach. Karl la th younger of Con Die's two aona by hi first mar rial. Llk his fa mod dud, ho bn his bssoball caroor on tho aandlola of Now Kngland town, Than th family uiovod to Phila delphia and Karl won tho catcher' borlh on tho champion ship high sohuol tnam of Opom. After blub school cam a year tt Nlagnra university and snolhor tt Nolr Dam. Hurl was a catcher and utility playor (or Niagara but ho skipped baseball for books at Notro Dam. Kurl wont to ltalolgb of th North Carolina loaxuo aa man gor, catchir, ami somotlmos first basaman. During his thro yonrs thor ho mot and married a Morganlown, 8. 0., lrl. Tboy have otto son, Karl, Jr., 81, now an architectural student at tho Unlvnralty of I'onnaylvanla and a candidate for the collog bsaelmll loam. Next cam a few years with the Charlotte, N. C, club In 1917 and then bo wont with Havers town of tho llluo ItldK leaxuo. When tho United Stains entered the World war, Earl helped build alilpa nt the Ilarrlman ship yard, Hour lirlslul, I'a. and maii ugml the shlpworkcrs' baspball team, Ho bucam monaieor of th Molln, HI., club In th Tbree-Ky league after th war and ro mulncd three year. Warren 0. Ullus, now vice president and general manager of th Cincin nati Iteds was with Molln at that time. Kuril, iiioandnrlniis ended In 1023 whoii he managed Marlins- burg, W. Vs., In th Uluo Itldgo longuo and won a pennant. 4 W I latiKS Leaa ueague , In 1939 Fielding Dy GEORGE KIRKHKV United Pre Htaff Comwpondrnt NEW YOKK. Deo. SI tU.R) Proof lb world champion Now York Yankee can do other thlma on a ball field besides clout the f onion la offered In tho official American lragu fielding averages released today. TH Yauks led th American league In fielding with a percent al ot ,97S, six points higher than th second-place white Hoi, and placed four men on the loaiuo'a all-star fielding team. Th Yanks mad only 120 errors, coming within two of tying th major league record st by lb Athletic In 1U2. fielding In tho American league showed a two-point decline as compared to th prevtoua year .til In 1931 and .971 In 1038 but th Yanks Improved their per centage by five points and rose from fourth In 1938 to the peak In 1939. Detroit, which won the fielding crown In 1931, dropped to slith th past season aa Ita average slumped from .989 to .987. The all-alar fielding team eom poaed of players who participated In 100 or mar games follows: Pos. I'loyor Pel. Ill Oeorgo McQulnn. Broans.. .998 21) Charllo Uehrlnger, Tigers .977 81! Kan Kullner, Indians .974 SB Krankle Cro.uttl, Yanks 988 OF Oeorgo Selkirk, Yanks.. .989 OF Harney McCosky, Tigers.. .988 Or Joe I)!)!sglo. Yanks .988 C Hill Dickey. Yanks 989 P Al Mllnar,' Indians 1.000 Th outstanding keyaton com bination In th American league laat season was lb Yanks' Oordon-Crotettl team. Although Joe Gordon finished third to Gehrlnger and Dubby Doerr, Red Hox, among tho aocond basemen, he outstripped both of them In total chancea and double plays. The Yankee second baseman bandied 8(9 total chancea, and participated In 118 double plays. Croaettl handled 809 chancea and waa In 118 double plays. Junior Indoor Tennis Tourney Series Slated NBW YORK, Dec. 11 UP, Th week that begins the day after Cbrlstmsi mean nothing but tur key haab and exchanging present to most of us, but to 121 ath letically ambitious youngstora It's th tlra ot tbolr Uvea. for In that Dec 18-Jan. 1 prlod th 13rd national junior and th llnd national boya In door tennle tournament will be held on th seven wooden courts ot th seventh regiment armory bar. Th TJ. 8. Lawn Tennis associa tion announced today th tourna ments bad "vary representative fields." That waa a polite way of say ing thr aren't quit aa many ntrlea aa last year but the fields ar big enough to make It certain the winners will be aa good young players In both events aa there are In th country. New champions will be crowned In both vents, tine last year's capable winner both bar out grown th competition. Joey Flshback, the fearsome flatbuaher who took th junior tltl horn to Brooklyn two years In a row, has psssed the age limit, and young James Kvort, of Chicago, who won th boys' tltl laat year, baa advanced, both In ag and proficiency, and 1 ntred In th junior meet, Cafego Eyed as Tennessee Heads For Los Angeles KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Doc. 11 (JPI Tenntasoo't undefentod, untied and unacored on football team ar- ranged to hoad for California's Rose bowl today amid a lot of fuss over th Injured knee of Halfback 0orge (Bad News) Cafago, Whether Cafego would be ready to rumble at top speed agntnst Southern California In th New Year's day classic at Pasadena re mained a big question. Coach Bob Neyland rates th grtat halfback, who Injured hla knee In th Cltadol (S. C.) gam November 11, aa "a playor with out a weakness." He It making hit gam prepnr atlont on th aaanmptlon Cafego will b ready, but Just In ense, Bnltt Warren and Johnny Butler, th sophomore flash, have boon groomed for th tailback spot "Johnny Butler It doing to well I may not even get In th Rose bowl game," Cafego commonted. Why, that Johnny ' It a threat very tlm h go's hla hands on th ball." Butler sprinted 58 tlgtagglng OXFORD lttT IOOM WITM TWI IHOWtl A 2 ! 3 ? 3 w orrMiHonacocNTAiiiouNvv '.Mi'l.TTMHiM III, 'H, i a yards tor tba first touchdown against Alabama and repeated with a 40-yard thriller to conquer Auburn. 7-0, In Tennessee final 1989 game. Th orange-ahlrted volunteers, 88 strong, will leave for th west coast by train t I p. m. and arrive in L,os Angelrts at 1 p. m. Sunday. En route they will stop at Oreen vllle and El Paso, Toxas, for brief workouts. Hostah Signed For Ring Bout SEATTLE, Dec. 11 (UP) Al Hoatak of Seattle, recognised by the National Boxing association as world's middleweight cham pion, will meet Tony Zale ot Chi cago In a 10-round, non-title bout Jan. 19 In th windy city. It was announced her last night by Hos tak'a managor, Eddie Marino. PAGE ELEVEN Soldiers in Service of Science V -faVJ""" saV I WfA . r'invttd abov sir tolditt uchmcal tMitiitm to ittny mufott At Lffttrmin GtAfril) lutDilll. Vlidil At Kan rranrJuvi. tluiu4fawl nt finiwiiaunliis In tttm Mttdical Umirl" tntni tt (h n rrttintlntx dlvlilno of our rapldlv tipjndini limy ttttatly havf bo iIImim b iht Wai UtptrinMtU ThU ufhoriitti itwtem has crtaicd vacinclr tor K Ht iM-hnUian. phirmacfiii, Utxvuon KKhnJciafU. dcoul uinau,.ciiik, atinrtf faphtri. mriulifut diivff and Mtotn Beavers Capture First of Series TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Dec. 11 (JP) Oregon Stat won the first gam of a two gam exhibition series with Urlgham Young uni versity here laat night 57-30. For ward Paul Vslnntl scored 15 poluts In the 19 mlnutm he played for Orogon Slate. Tho teams meet bore again tonight, Th Boavors gained a 7 to 0 lead at the start and pushod It to 11 to 1 In th first five minutes. Brlgham Young looped In five polnta bofore Oregon Stat scored again but after that the Pacific Coast conference combination had little difficulty. Oregon State led 33 to 19 at the end of th half. Klamath Gun Club Seeks Four Shoots Weftfoo Hoop Star Recovers WASHINGTON, D. C, Dee. 11 UP) Matt Psvnlunas, high scoring member ot th barnstorming Uni versity of Oregon basketball team, Is recovering from Influenza. Although he spent two dsys In bed, Pavalunsa will be In uniform tomorrow night for' the contest against Wayne university at De troit. Th squad went sightseeing In th capital today after last night's victory against the University of Baltimore. Coach Howard Hob- son called on hla old mentor, Billy Relnbart, former Oregon hoop di rector now at George Washington university. Applications for four register ed shoots at th Klamatb Ouh club ground during 1140 war mad out at th annual meeting of th club Tuesday night, when officers wore elected and plan mapped out to bid for tba Oregon state shoot In 1941. were elected and plans mapped out to bid for th Oregon state shoot In 1941. Th Oregon state shoot Is on of th Isrgest stats shoots In th United States and the big prize list attract gunnera from all oyer th country. In making prepar ations to hold th meeting bore th club decided to rearrange th club ground for eight traps. Four permanent concrete trap houses and concrete runways are among th Immediate plans. Th tour registered shoots ap plied for In 1940 would b sched uled for February it. March IT, April 11 and May 19, a heavy pro gram for city th sli of Klam atb Falls, th club members said. Tom waiter will bead th club for th eomlng year a president of th board of directors. J. J. Btelger I vie president, F. R. Olds, secretary, and other direc tor ar H. E. Hauger, J. H. Mar tin and C. J. Martin. , Th heroes of tb World war ar not all found on th hnman roster. Th part played by horses, mules, camels, oxen and dogs it well known. Pigeons flew message. Canaries and white mice, because of their sensitivity to Impur air, were earrled In submarine, and cats, geese, and other creature served as mas cots In the various regiments. Fire Sale Smoke Odora Entirely Removed W Hav Preparation Especially for tha Renvaval of Smoke Odor Done at Our Regular Price 75c $1 Cash and Carry Delivered New Method Cleaners 1453 Esplanade Phone 7S3 "Last year, I used to abiver through the foot hall eeaenn. But do mora Summer underwear for me, thank you. When the team come out, I'm all et for comfort In IlAMES middleweight Vlvmtt Sets," Hanes TOntek Sets give you outdoor warmth with Indoor comfort. 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