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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1941)
trom J . ... L OFF THE SPINDLE Baker has jumped in the burgeoning scramble for next year's state high school basket ball tourney. Directors of the Baker chamber last week made the declaration formal and voted unanimously to make a concert ed effort to secure the money They also voted to guarantee the tournament would be a fin ancial success instead of merely stating that all expenses would be guaranteed. Which might go down as the neatest trick of the week. Lake county is busily dusting off the drums for a combined Klamath and Lake county foot ball special to Eugene for the homecoming game. The thing will be on a reciprocal basis, if it goes through with Eugenians slated to return the visit by a ski special to Crater lake in January or February. Ed Hamm, a Georgia Tech graduate, and Forrest Cooper of Lakeview, a UO man, are push' ing it Major O. A. Tomlinson, form' er Rainier National park super intendent, has revealed that Paradise valley won't have its new $25,000 mile-long J-bar ski lift this winter after all. He said delay by the park com pany in ordering materials, plus the fact cable and steel required would probably not be available, resulted in a launching failure, Tomlinson said, however, that a less expensive lift costing around $500 may be built. Anyway, it's a step in the right national park direction. In Grants Pass Ray Clayton is a three-sports man. He plays first base on a softball team, first base for a hardball team. and right half for the CP. prep football team. Chet Lathrop, another Cave man, is third baseman for a soft- ball nine, centerfielder on the same hardball nine, and end on the high school grid eleven. Last week Clayton stumbled on first base and broke an ankle. The next night Lathrop slid into second and broke an ankle. ,,.. HERE AND THERE ' We last week had Aaron Funk, popular udi sports ana news caster, the father of a nine-pound girl. It's a boy and we apologize to Aaron Jr, and also Aaron Sr., who spent considerable time hoping . . . Affable Ernest Piluso, scheduled to solo last week, fin ally did it Tuesday . . . Gonzaga university has announced that a very low admission rate will be the rule for soldiers in uniform at this fall's home football games . . . Jim Stuart of Lakeview, last year a University of Oregon tackle, has been offered a con tract by the Washington Red skins, who last fall lost the pro title to the Chicago Bears by that 73-0 score. Stuart will leave Thursday to join George Mar hall's laundrymen in San Diego. MICHIGAN HOLDOVERS ANN ARBOR Though All American Tom Harmon and Forest Evashevski have been graduated, 15 of last year's 25 Michigan lettermen return. Joe Will Join Army If Title to Nova, Jacobs By JACK CUDDY NEW YORK, Aug. 13 (UP) Toe Louis will join the army If he loses his heavyweight title to Lou Nova on September 19, Promoter Mike Jacobs revealed Tuesday, , Louis would take a chance on obtaining a furlough to per mit an attempt to re-capture the title from Nova next June. Contracts for the September bat- iirntim wMit iMronnns. inc. stmii I Oregon Gets $56,415 for Wild Life State Beard Sets China Pheasant Feed; Do Togs Exhausted for '41 Season WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 P) The fish and wild life service to d a y apportioned $2,530,000 among the 48 states Tuesday for restoration of wild life under the Pittman-Robertson act. The funds will finance pro jects set up and directed by the states. The federal government pays 75 per cent of the cost of projects and the states contrib ute 25 per cent. With the state contributions, the federal aid wild life work will total $3,373,333. Among apportionments to other states were: Idaho, $52,386; Montana, $77,- 247; Oregon, $56,415; Washing ton, $63,896. The fish and wild life service said that all but two states Georgia and Nevada had enact ed legislation permitting the states to participate in the pro gram. SALEM, Aug. 13 W) The state board of control decided Tuesday that China pheasant feed required by the game com mission probably will be pur chased on the basis both of sub stance and chemical analysis and will be manufactured under the supervision of the game commission. E. E. Wilson, member of the game commission, told the board that some feed has been of low grade, and that inferior feed killed 1,500 pheasants at the Pen dleton farm last year. . The board decided that the game commission should pur chase, its feed under contract, with bidders being required to meet rigid specifications drafted by the commission. Wilson said the commission would raise 3,000 pheasants at the state prison farms next year. PORTLAND, Aug. 21 W) The state game commission re ported today that the entire sup ply of doe deer tags for tne mint ing seasor this fall had been ex hausted. Three thousand were issued in the Grant, Wheeler and Crook counties area and 800 In the Lake-Klamath area. The commission reported that antelope tags were still available. Belcastro to Head Tuesday Hassle Card A mat struggle featuring Pete Belcastro, Weed veteran, and Toby Wallace, a grappler new to Klamath Falls, will head the rasslin' half of Promoter Mack Lillard's combined mitt and maul card next Tuesday night at the armory. Lillard said Wallace, report edly a huge success somewhere in the north, is a clean, scien tific boy. It will be a one-hour bout. The other match will throw Ernie Piluso against Otis Cling man in a battle of restauranteurs. Clingman features a piledriver, Piluso a flying shoulder butt. This one will be six ten-minute rounds. tie provide for a return bout In June, should Nova win. It was evident from Jacobs' remarks that the Detroit negro has no thought of retiring win or lose. His draft deferment, because of dependents, permits him to continue in the ring. Accordingly, if Louis retains his diadem against Nova, he will rest until January and then de fend against Abe Simon or Bud dy Baer who tangle in a "bat tle of giants" at the Garden Sep tember 5. The January brawl probably would open another fight-a-month campaign, with southpaw Mello Bettina prob ably being the opponent at Los Angeles in February. Nova, who has been roughing See our New Arrow If BU 1 . - jiatnpi ! PAGE EIGHT Lock Out Below! h ' v , , , ViS Ik , v NW sS , , , , . Dorothea Williamson does half -gainer from 10-foot board at Manhattan Beach, N. Y.. in tuneup for National AAU meet at High Point. N. C, August 15-17. Miss Williamson is member of Women's Swimming Association of New York, defending team champion. Klamath Net Team Lays Plans For Coming Tennis Tourney The Klamath Falls tennis team, its inter-city play complet ed for the year, is laying plans for the annual southern Ore gon tournament, to be held this year Aug. 30-31, and Sept. 1. Last years champions, Vic Ramis in the singles and Holger Strid and Yoshio Maruyama in the doubles, are expecting to de fend their titles, while a host of first rate racquet wielders will be out to overthrow them. In addition to the local talent, a number of Portland and other outside players have indicated an interest in this year's tourna Beavers Whip Oaks, 10-4; Sacs PACIFIC COAST LEAGUI Portland 10. Oakland 4. 8an Ditto 9. 1st Anirtttf S. Saeramrnto 4. Snn Francisco X. Hollywood Brittle H. PACIFIC COAST LIACUS W. L. Pet. W. Tj. Prt. Sacramento S3 49 Alt Oakland 59 W .41 San Ditto 7J 57 -W rVottla 71 67 J55 Hollywood HI! JO fi Anst'l H 09 .457 Ran Fran. 57 7S .4M Portland SO 78 .391 PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 13 (UP) A pitcher's duel between two Yankee farmhands here Tuesday night resulted in the Portland Beavers defeating Oak land, 10-4. Tom Ananicz, Polish boy He Drops Clatters it in the Maine woods, was to arrive tonight and take a work out Thursday at the Pioneer gym, officially opening the cam paign of ballyhoo. 1 Jacobs hopes that this cam' paign will sell a million dollars worth of tickets. The tickets range in price from $3.50 to $30. Nova s manager, Ray Carlen, announced today that the chal lenger will train at Dr. Joseph Bier's camp, Pompton Lakes. N. J., where he will begin activities on Monday. Louis will do a few days of preliminary work at Stevensville, Mich., and arrive in New York about August 22 to begin training at Greenwood Lake, N. Y. nationally advertised MEN'S FURNISHINGS that click! and Manhattan Shirts August 13. 1041 ment, and of these several are sure to enter. Portland sent down a half dozen players last year, of which Vic Ramis was the only one to break through. However, Port land players expected down this year will likely be more numer ous and better equipped than Those of last year, which means that the local boys will have their hands full in gaining their laurels. The entry list for the tourna ment is being prepared and will be placed at Roberts hardware for those wishing to sign up. Victors farmed out by the New York Yankees to Oakland, was knock ed from the mound in the sev enth inning while Earl Reld, Yankee contribution to the Port land club, was credited with the victory. Oakland picked up 13 hits off Held, three more than the Beavers got from Ananicz, but the Oaks' fielding was poor. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 13 (UP) Sacramento scored four 0Y N0W-PAYLATER AS YOU RIDE SAFER WITH V.S. QUALITY TIRES f BATTERIES You come In tod tell ui att whit you want : s ; then tell as how you want to par. Yes sir, make your own long, easy terms. 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I want to hear the game." runs in a big second inning Tues day night to coast to an easy 4 to 2 win over the lowly San Francisco Seals. The league-leading Cardinals spotted the Seals a run in the first frame, but came back in the second when singles by Hal Endicott, Bob Blattner, Tony Freitas and Don Gutterldge and a triple by Gene Handlcy netted four tallies. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13 (UP) The San Diego Padres got four home runs off Los Angeles Pitcher Jess Flores to nose out the Angels, 6 to S, at Wriglcy field Tuesday. Flores allowed the San Dicg ans only six hits, but four were circuit clouts and two of them happened with a man on base to account for the Padre victory. SEATTLE, Aug. 13 (UP) Seattle and Hollywood Tuesday night split a doubleheader in augurating their 10-game coast league scries, the Stars wining the opener 9-6 but dropping the second game 4-3. Hal Turpin, leading Rainier hurler, was the victim of the Hollywood assault in the first game. 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His single in tho eighth driving across the tying and winning runs. A double by Mickey Living ston in the 13th inning gavo tho Philadelphia Phillies a 2-1 tri umph over the Boston Braves. Jim Tobln, although found for 13 hits, checked the Phils until tho 13th when Merrill May's single, a sacrifice and Living ston's wallop ended tho battle. Spud Chandler blanked the Boston Red Sox with six hits as tho New York Yankees, after going scoreless for 37 straight innings in the stadium, scored a 4-0 triumph to move 14 games ahead of tho Cleveland Indians who split with the Detroit Tigers. Feller Defeated Al Benton, recently converted from bullpen duty to starting chores, held .the Indians to four hits for a 2 0 Detroit victory In the first game. Bobby Feller made his third appcaranco and suffered his third defeat In five days. Ho fanned seven to bring his season total to 209, making It the fourth consecutive season he has struck out 200 or more. Cleveland snapped a six gome loslnt) streak with a 4-t decision In the night cap as Al Mllnar allowed five hits. It was his ninth win. Dutch Leonard won his sev enth straight and 13th of the year as Washington clipped Philadelphia 9-3. He allowed six hits. Waltons Meet To Establish Sports Plans Members of the Izaak Walton league in a regular meeting to night at El Pedro restaurant will discuss in detail plans for their coming Sports Show at the coun ty fairgrounds on September 4, S and 6. The project was officially launched at a directors' meeting last week and the show roughly paper-shaped. Tonight's 7:30 meet is expected to see definite action plans set up and commit tee appointments made. Waltonians this year expect a larger and even moro complete show than last year's Initial and successful venture. An archery tournament, skect range, and mosquito shoot will highlight the three-day exhibition, it is plan ned. The world is a stage on which lots of husbands have only think ing parts. Kalpine Licks Kennett Nine; Lamm Beaten 7 p. m, "Hevywtlahli' vs. "Lightweights'' I p. m. Kalpine va Turner Chevrolet The unofficial "championship" softball coiitp.it, originally billed to he played tonight at ftocreit tlon park with the undefeated Wcyorhaeusrr and Knights of Columbus clubs as tho princi pals, has sunlit been postponed, this time due to the funeral of Bon Ferguson, father of Weyer hneuser Third naseiniin Buck Ferguson. The older Fcrgusdn was killed In an automobile mis hap last wpt'kend. League directors now hnvo this Important game slated to hu run off Monday night, August Know the Meaning of the Word ana the Answer to Bigger SAVINGS AND aPELpp"i7g ; 'r i r DOWN Go Your Hauling Costs When Your Truck FITS YOUR JOB It's amazing how much longer a truck lasts when It's built to fit the job! Tho riohf axle ratio alone can mean many extra miles, save many extra dollars! 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