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Wednesday,
Oct. 7.
SYLVESTER CASTS
EYE OUT FOR TWO
SPEEDY FIGHTERS
I rjljl
. Promoter Wants Men Who
1 1 Will Give Fans Run for
I ,, Money Here Oct. 16
If everything goes well. John
i Sylvester, recently "scared by the
' local boiing commission to take
: charge o( booking events here in
' the future, will hare a line of real
mixers by the time the card billed
j for October 10. in the Scandinavian
' hall, drawi around. John said yes
! terday he wss going to give the
I fans a run for their money or book
j no fighters at all. The promoter
saya tans pay their money to see
something alive, and not the spec-
! tacle of some boxer stalling along
i for several rounds Just to keep his
! landlady from giving him the air.
and his hot cake hooks busy each
morning.
John does not mean to Imply that
: this has been the case here in the
past He says it Is Just his inten
tion to get the men who are will
ing to go and dish out a little sleep
ing sickness to gents who persist In
getting their jaws in the way of a
bunch of leather, when Its splitting
wind. '
In this phase of the situation
John Is being backed np by Jack
Mehan and the fans. All want to
see the boxing game go in Klamath
Falls, and both realize the only way
to attain that end is to secure men
who are fighters. It costs money,
but they believe they will wis out
along these lines.
Slyvester Is lining up thlcgi pretty
well just now. He has his ere on
Hike De Pinto, of Portlcnd. and
also la hoping to stage "Kid" Star
key, who battles at 136 pounds.
It will be remembered the Kid
kay-o'd Duke Evans here about
three weeks ago, and has been keep
ing well up in his work since that
time.
8ylveater Is scouting around for
someone to take on "Chuck" Samms
at 15S pounds. He says he wants
someone .within, a reasonable dis
tance of -the weight, but would not
mind booking men with two or
maybe five pounds difference, but
any proposition going over those
figures, he says. Is due for a hurry
call from the ash can crasher.
One fighter whom John hopes to
get Is Earl Stols, of Bend, who has
been putting up some hard-fought
battles during the past six months.
Bend went crazy over the last two
battles of Spec Woods and Sol Dean.
Earl sent Sol for a trip to the
angels in his first battle with that
ring artist, and then on a come
back by Dean, battled the latter
eight rounds to a draw. Earl had
a pretty easy time in his last battle
with Frankle Doyle of Pendleton,
In spite of the fact that Earl crack
ed his right hand on Frankic's
bowl in the third round.
Sylvester Is willing also to try
and get Spec Woods and Sol Dean
to come here. ' In two battles in
Bend these two boys simply stood
up for ten rounds and let go of
everything they had.
Gate Crashing Ace
fn KWn nn Old Job
NEW YORK. Oct. 7. !nylng
that he has even contemplated retir
ing, One-Eyed Connolly, holder of
the gate-crashing title, has Issued a
communique to the press. In which
he answers criticisms of his conduct
as champion.
"The boxing commission several
weeks ago demanded that I defend
my title by crashing a big fight,"
Mr. Connolly goes on to say. "and I
offered to post the customary for
feit of Si) cents to show my willing
ness to do so. However, when I,
asked them to show me a big fight
they were nnable to make good.
What do they want me to do? Pro
mote the fight myself?
"I understand that Pitts Black
man, calling himself the Cincinnati
Crasher, has been recognised as the
logical contender, and I am willing
to meet him, although I cannot un-
i derstand why the public should want
to see anyone from Cincinnati win
the title. However, I must have a
year to prepare for the champion
ship crash, and I have asked per
mission to engage In three or four
sham crashes In the meantime as
training.
"I have been taking light work
outs, crashing the subway turnstiles,
movie theatres, art museums and
carnival sideshows, and I am gradu
ally rounding into form.
"It is not my fault that I have
been idle. There has been nothing
to crash since the night of the
Walker-Greb fight.
"The charge that I bought a tick
et for some ham fights a short time
ago is doubtless false, and when the
time comes I will prove that I was
fouled by an enemy, vrho put the
tickets in my hand Just as I reached
the gate."
Connolly having received no sat
isfaction from the commission has
withdrawn his forfeit of 50 cents,
explaining that he needed it to
swing a business deal with a second
hand pants magnate on the Bowery.
DONE BRV
aMMssMaSBvNOUM'N C. bBOwNWHMBHBHtBa
"Who wa the Ica.linn hitler in gsincsl .In bailing. He oMalnml 10
last years world's series?" i lilt at"! " average of .3s:.
One hears that query ami a score ' reckinpauKti '" 'our "n",!'
of others regarding Ihe- !!: m.et- ,vu,j j Uta and a .417 average.
Ing of the Senators and C!i:nts. now
that the li3 world's seiics is ai
hand. I
Here are a few vital statistics on,
the stars In Ihe different angles of
the 10:i series: j
Tor Washington: j
Joe Judge led all the Washington
batters (who participated In all the)
Sam Kleo led Ihe team ' '"'
bases with two.
i Oswald tlluege and Muddy l:uH
tied In iaerltlc lilttlnn l'h
' m-h.
lllueae made Hie "'' "mrs.
three.
I For New York:
l.ludstrom and Krt Ii led nil play
ers twho played In entire wrlri
Karl McXeely led in two base hit
with three.
Not a Washington player tripled., , . ...i, iu hit., and ..Wl av. r
(loose Coslln led the team and H"'; , ,.al.,
series players In home runs with' Terry. In tle game, o'llecl
tnree.
llarr's led In scoring with flvi
runs. '
led fl hits for average.
Krlsch led In iw.i hss hits wit"
four.
Krl.wh slid Terry each rullxlod
one ttlp'e.
Ilyan. Kelly, Terry end li.nlley
inch Ml home mn.
Kelly si -'eil Ihe nuKl runa. wrrs j
r-'tlnrh, Yuung and J.ukum eai h
stole one ba-ie
J.ickmm led In making errors.;
with Ihree
Jackson led In saerlllie hilling,
with two.
Tli" plli-hern:
J,.l,!iMin pitched the flrat game
nml I. ..I to Art Nehf, 4 In S.
Zj. Iiary alarlvd In hobi game
and relieved hv Marberry. Waali-
THE KLAMATH
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for the tllanu.
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Johnson j.iirhed ik, .ui
and l.iat t he,n., tM i
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Zai hary won dig ,Uk i .
Nehf an, Ky. 1 lo 4. '
KLAMATH VALLEY H08PITAL.
Babies In bassinets are contended
and well cared for In the nursery.
STUDENTS AID 1
SALE OF TICKETS
FOR SPORTS YEAR
In an effort to clean up the sale
of Student Sponsor Athletic
tickets, four teams o: stucents, and
a committee of four business men,
will start out on a canvass of those
who have not as yet become lined
up with this movement. Tickets,
which are being sold for the purpose
or defraying athletic expenses of
the student body, admit the hold
er to various athletic events and
debates during the coming fall,
winter and spring seasons.
Ticket holders will be entitled
to witness four football games at
home, 4 basketball games and 3
debates, making 15 contests in all
for the price of the season ticket.
The committee of businessmen
sponsoring the movemnet is made up
01 members of the Ro'.ary. KIwanlB
clubs and tho chamber of commerce.
Its members arc especially desirous
of finishing this work before the
end of the present week,
ntands
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