Louis 12 to 5
Favorite Over
Younger Conn
By GAYLE TALBOT
NEW YORK. June 17 Ml Thli week will supply th
eniwar to an of th mail vexing questions line th lat Adoll
Hltlr wondered whether th gun was loaded and found that
It Was.
On Wdnsdey nlghl. Emancipation Day. tin onct grtat
prlit lighter, Jo Louli, will climb Into a bllndlngly Illuminated
ring at Yank Stadium, whll torn 70,000 iptcUtoM crouch
in th ihadowi, and llnd whthr h can whip iwllt Billy Conn
of Pittsburgh lor th Mcond tlm.
It was Just IW years ago, whin America still was at pac,
that th big negro, train Irom the so-called "battle of the bumi"
In which h had itowed away all the exceia heavywalqhls in the
country, finally pounded Billy Into lubmlnlon In the 13th round.
Much hai been made ol the fact that Louli. th champion,
was behind on points when he finally tagged the Will o' th
Wlip Irom th coal country. It hai vn been written that Conn
could have won the prlie bauble that night merely by having
gone Into his shell and laited out th llnal three rounds.
That, as It happens, Is wrong. An extended study of the
score cards of the two ludges -
and the releree on that fateful
night has long since shown that
Billy needed to do more than
stay around to the final bell to
win the decision. It was much
closer than that, and Louis
would have won going away
If he had taken the 13th. Uth
and 15th stantas.
All of wlilrli la pu.it lilntory,
but It is Inserted at this point
mrrrly to art the record
elrululit.
Since thnt nlitlit the two huvc
fnuiilil 'r keep si'iirct-Iy ut nil.
Hi-Inn- lie entered the wrvlcr,
l.miis casually knocked out Lou
Nova, Aim Simon unci lluildy
liner In boot Unit were fnrwit
trn the next day, Conn turned In
threo decision victories, the
rn u n
Important over Tony
before he, too, heard th
Hope
By EARL WHITLOCK
Mnrtln Luther once said
"Kvi-ryllilnu that la done In the
world, la done by hope No
farmer would sow one tiraln of
corn If ho hoped not it would
grow up and becomo a harvest.
N o bachelor
would marry
a wife If ho
hotted not to
have children.
Mo merchant
or tradesman
would act him
aelf to work
If he did not
hope to reap
benefit there
by." Now. It ts
what we hope for thai im-ii.
urea pretty accurately, our' men
tal maturity. It la sensible to
tailor our hnes down to ra
tional alie. Yet it Is better to
hope too bin. within reason,
that to hope too small. Hecnuae
aparked by hope we mliiht
'quite possibly find thnt our
'strength and abilities are far
, greater tlmn we have ImnKlned.
J loiiing loo small cramps our
style.
And hopes DO have a way of
coming true, simply because,
when we hope, wc put our
selves in line with whnlever we
are hoping for. We hope and
we translate thnt hope Into
thought and action. We plnn
and we work.
So don't be ashamed to hope
or be ufrnld to hope. Every fine
thing which man hns accom
plished, ho hud first to HOPE
lie could do.
"Visit Memory Cnrclcn"
most
Zule,
cull.
Both Exhibited
In thn ensuing yeurn both
trooped tint soldier cumps of the
world, sulutlng their respective
officers unci boxing exhibitions,
mostly ugulnst unknowns. Conn,
a nnlnral 173-poundcr, soared to
over 200 pounds at one time in
tnu unit.
There was the nuturul ques
tion whether tho two of them
could get Into condition to fight
ugnlii. Thut one, at least, bus
l-en answered. Iloth are In
shape ufler their long and ardu
ous training grinds. Louis hon
estly seems to think ho Is In the
finest fighting trim of his life,
though thut Is to be doubted In
a man of :I2 years.
Conn was ready to fight for
the title a week ngo, and since
then bus taken it very, very
cany for fenr of passing the
peak. Ills manager. Johnny
Hay, practically blows a gnsket
at the suggestion thut Billy
might bo iivcr-trulncd when the
night 1j
tell rln
Next Monday Mr. Whltlock
of tho Earl Whltlock Funeral
home will comment on BRICKS.
gs for the big one.
Mo Conn Movement
During the pnst week there
hns been recurrent mention of a
"swing to Conn," meaning thnt
members of boxing's cognoscen
ti were piling on Billy's band
wagon. An earnest search, how
ever, bus fulled lo locate this
undercover movement.
The odds todny still were
fluctuating around 12 to S
against Conn, and the great ma
jority of expert observers were
Kicking Loins to win by a
lockout. Some of the Louis
pickers odmltled they merely
were stringing along with a
great champion. Others were
vehement in their belief thnt the
big negro would knock his light
er opponent kicking.
Junior Golfers
Qualify Today
PORTLAND, June 17 (TP)
Qualifying rounds for the re
vived Oregon atnte Junior golf
championships opened todny at
Alderwood Country club as en
tries checked in for the six-day
event, the first since 1941.
Officials reported 27 boys In
the under age 18 division, the
snme number for the Junior
boys between 18 and 18 years
and nine registered for the girls'
division.
Trophies will be the new
Ralph Tomlinson perpetual
award for the Junior division
winner, the Randolph Weinman
trophy for the boys' lilllst and
the Mnrinn McDougnll trophy
for tho girls' champion.
John West Jr.. of Klamath
Fulls, Is In Portlnnd to enter the
Junior golf tourney. Junior
champion at Renmes Country
club, this is his first attempt at
state honors.
Mallard ducks are distributed
across the entire northern
hemisphere. In China they are
uiien uomcsiicaica and are a
very Important source of meat,
eggs and fenthers.
Junior Ball
Schedule Set
The Junior Legion baseball
guine originally scheduled with
Chlloquln for yesterduy after
noon ut Del Moro field was
culled off because the field was
too muddy. Jt Is Indefinite
whether the guine will be
pluyed before the opening of
the circuit,
Under the sponsorship of
Rulslger Molor company, the
three teams In the circuit. Mills,
Conger, and Del Moro, will al
ternately pluy umong them
selves und the Chilociuln ball
club. Two games will be played
ench day when the teums meet,
and there will be a lotul or six
games in the playoffs.
The Junior Legion schedule:
June 23 Conger vs. Mills at
Did Moro field. Del Moro vs.
Chlloquln at Chlloquin.
June 30 Longer vs, Del Moro
at Del Moro field. Mills vs.
Chlloquln ut Conger field.
July 7 Conger vs. Chlloquln
at Chlloquln,
Del Moro vs. Mills at Del Moro.
Kach team will be given a
mime beforo the playoffs be
gin. Conger Is to be called the
Fords. Del Moro Is to be the
Ferguson's, and Mills will be
known us tho Mercury's. Gumcs
pluyed beforo June 23 do not
count on the league standings.
Tom Ma How Takes
State Links Title
PORTLAND. June 17 (VP)
Tom Murlow won the men s di
vision of the Oregon Golf ossoci
ation championship Saturday at
the Wnverly country club und
Iluhc rreesc as anticipated
took the women's title.
Miss Freese defeated Crude
De Moss, Oregon Stnte college
freshman, 3 and 2. Murlow de
feated Don Thomson 2 and 1.
Dolan Kayoes Tambe
In Second Frame
SPOKANE. June 17 tfP)
Never a guy to wnate time. Joey
Dolan of Spokane scooped an
uppercut Saturday night In the
second round ot his brush wltn
Joe Tambe of Buffalo. N. Y., and
the knockout punch eorned him
his 13th win In 14 starts. Dolan
weighed 12Ja4 and Tambe
126 V.
Freddie Steele of Vancouver,
B. C. weighed 127, defeated
Chris Gregory, 127i, Spokane,
in a preliminary go.
Roseburg Shuts Out
Ashland Elks, 6-0
ROSEBURG, June 17 UP)
The Roseburg Umpqua Chiefs
stuyed out in front of the
Southern Oregon Baseball
league today with their record
unblemished after a 8 to 0 shut
out of the Ashland Elks here.
Behind the four-hit pitching
of Sporer,' the Chiefs pounded
out 10 hits while the Elks com
muted five bobbles to lose the
contest.
Armory Attraction
Ji i i law w
r
i
Bob Wills
'Swing King'
To Play Here
Bob Wills, often known as the
"King of Western bwlng," and
his Texas Plnyboys will be In
Klamath Falls next Saturday
night, June 22, at the Armory,
according to 'lialdy" Evans, local
bandleader. Bob will have his
usuul host of musicians along
with him, as well as vocalist
Tommy Duncan.
Wills? who Is well known to
millions of record and radio funs,
is a native Texan, born in a
small town In Hull county, west
Texas, tie assembled his first
band nearly 20 years ago and
started playing over Fort Worth
radio stations. Now, he is fea
tured every Tuesday over the
ABC broadcasting network on
the rlslicr Mills program.
Dancing will be from 9 until
I with doors onenlng at 8:30
next Saturday night.
SOCE Summer Class
Doubles Enrollment
SOUTHERN OREGON COL
LEGE, Ashland, June 17 En
rollment for the summer quarter
at the Southern Oregon College
of Education more than doubles
last summer's. The 121 per cent
increase in students includei
teachers from all sections of Ore
gon and many out of staters.
Nearly a third of the enrollment
Is taking lower division work.
Over 30 teachers are taking the
two-week work shop designed
to meet the state requirements
for renewing emergency certifi
cates. Rgistration will close on Mon
day. June 17, for the first sum
mer session of six weeks.
Publisher Dies
In Harrisburg
IIARRISBURG, Pa., June 17
ll'l Vance C. McCormlck, pub
lisher of two Harrisburg news
papers, an Industrialist and for
mer chairman of the democratic
national committee, died yester
day. He would have been 74
years old Wednesday.
State and civic leaders joined
In puying tribute to McCormlck,
who succumbed after a short Ill
ness at his country estate.
A former mayor of Harrbiburg
and democratic candidate for the
governorship of Pennsylvania In
1914. McCormlck retired from
politics In recent years to publish
the Harrisburg Patriot and the
Harrisburg Evening News.
He was a member of the Asso
ciated Preas.
He attracted national atten
tion In 1018 when he led the
fight for the reelection of Wood
row Wilson as president. He was
chairman of the democratic na
tional committee at that time.
A graduate of Yale university,
he was named quarterback on
the late waiter Lamp s all-America
n team of 1802.
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Around Oregon
By The Associated Press
A three-dav celebration.
planned for the dedication of the
Joseph Municipal airport, will
be called "Chief Joseph Days"
and will include a "Hell's Can
yon entertaining. . . . Peak pro
duction has been reached in the
Umatilla county pea canneries.
. . DoukIbs county will have a
home demonstration agent, the
county's first, assigned to the
county agent's office. . . . Susan
Hayward, film star of the Ore
Ron story "Canyon Passage"
will attend the world premier
of the picture at Portland but
only if state officials axsure her
a side trip to catch a salmon.
wr-mAi-p a Mrws, Klem.lh Falls, Ore, MONDAY. Ian IT. lata. Fire tare
THE WRONG COP
KANSAS CITY. June 17 (VP)
A woman approached a police
man in a bank here and asked
him about a loan.
He explained she would have
to talk to one of the bank offi
cers. She replied she already
had, and had men told to "talk
to the cop." He was the only
one she had seen around. '
The bewildered policeman
checked up. It developed she had
been told to see Ueoriie Kopp,
a vice president of the bank.
Currcn reported the telephone I
awakened him shortly after mid
night. "This Is Mrs. ," began the
late caller. "I've got fallen
arches, swollen ankles, varicose
veins, diabetes and a bad heart."
Curren gulped. t
"Someone threw a brick Into)
my yard," the woman continued.
"and I want you to investigate."
Promising action, the prose
cutor went back to bed with
a headache.
BRING YOUR CAR
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CHICAGO, June 17 iPiPo- j
lice Sgt. Joseph Brlatta is wear- j
ing a pair of Frank Sinatra's '
pants without hip pockets. j
It's not that Sinatra doesn't
have pockets In his pants.
But Brlatta, who was given
the pants by Sinatra as a sou
venir, is wider around the hips '
tnan rne voice, and had to
sacrifice the pockets to make
the cloth go around.
DOCTOR. LAWYER
SPRINGFIELD, III., June 17
(JP) State's Attorney John W.
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He knew that people pay close attention to their
hometown newspaper especially to its local news
and advertising. ,
So from the first, fie ran a daily advertisement In
his hometown newspaper. In eight years he moved
twice to larger quarters. And in that time three
non-advertising competitors went out ot business.
. i .
Today, his son carries on and still runs regular,
consistent advertising, although in much larger
space. He knows from personal experience what a
newspaper advertisement or the want of it
can mean in a hometown business. - -
SWame and address avai'Iaba upon reauasf. '
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means ot advertising
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