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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1925)
W The El amath TMe ws PlBl , United News and United Press Telegraph Services gMorning Except Monday) KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER n, 19- Price Five Genu I .- aiftSf O ! raillO til f trt fiw...... ... . 1 - i.j." I - , ' . . - ' i "" ' i. . . i. .... j" 5MOJ03 Hy Officer ' Uiform U,ual Event iwtewonilrni) SKVf YOltK. titftic uniforms of . .Illrrm Hi every Lu Id their gayeat .ter of 7M00. nir- I.. i Httlnc here to- Irsrl a"'1-1 r th" L 10 la 3. Ill the Usill battle. lit army mule and uJ led th march- Mit HnM onto I ho L ers half filled mot of whom had ill ?S fur a single atit that (he cadets ignto, accompanied laadi, paraded Into Lu(t when tho final Uw doom of tho Litbla tat ahadow of poiu, the temper Il4 lot relax. For If MBS were not Iho Lot. they provided a fulball that haa be ef the annual at rlil- W Navy Wilbur and lit Dsvla glared nnl- otber Iroin boies on clltt field until the : uala unified the brcea with typical luila. The thlrtoen uda a solid apot trudilanda. and a rtullid In unison kly ir that omlnont h liaihlpmeii In tho from It. w aaenlna: quarter ramo th flrat moment of Ion. Ion when Itoeder of iho army niim,,t.H a field goal, which waa blocked and I recovered by the army on tho slx yard lino. Two play, taM, and there were grosns frum lno u,cn. era. when Kllppon pulled down an army paa and carried tho ball to the navy's forly yard line. Several punta wore exchanged aa both llnea lightened and tho quarter ended nothing to nothing. The liay In the aecond quarter dlaplayed a dogged ferocity that In a series of Una plunge that would have done credit to a dreadnought, and puahed the ball up to Iho four yard line. On a fourth down llnm llton dropklckcd a field koiiI fur a three point lead. ITht hero lurk turned agal.st the navy and Horn recovered a poor punt that nave the eadeia a fighting atart which did not end until I hey were on the navy's IS yard line. I from there a paaa. Harding to Bax ter put die hall over for a touch down, and Wllaun added an addit ional point, making the acoro at the end of the half, aeven for army lo navy'i three. The remainder of the gamo re aolved Itaelf Into a atubborn effort by tho navy to ovprcomo Iho cadets' lead. OVER CALIFORNIA Northern State College Surprise to Grid Dope On Pacific Coaat It Albania Gridstcrs Declared Champions IIIUMINGHAM, Ala., Nov. 28. Alabama'a undefeated football team tonight waa proclaimed champlona of the southern conference for the acrond conaecutlve year, triumphing over Tulane, her neareet rival. An announcement of the award waa made ly Zepp Newman, chair man of a committee of aouthern sporting edltora who annually vote on Iho beat team. Aa a result Ala bama relalna tho IMckena trophy, emblematic of the title. ClaealMed advertlalng In THE KLAMATH NEWS pay a big divl denda. Uao them for profit. I.OH ANUELK8, Nov. 28 (United Treaa) Waahington Stale college provided the biggest Upaot of the l'aciflc coaat conference gridiron aenaon hero ihla afternoon by do fiinllng I'nlvenlly of Southern Cali fornia 17 to 12. I'lcked to lone by at leant two touchdown", the plucky Cougars led by. II, Meeker, brilliant 142-pound quarterback, fought the highly tout ed Trojuns to a virtual atandntlll. From the spectators' viewpoint. It waa one of the moat exciting gamca In tho local atadlum thla season. Waahington Stale led at half time, 10 to 6, and the Trojana were lead ing 12 to 10 at the end of the third porlod. A touchdown on a bril liant forward paaa. Sweet to Park hlll, who rared 25 yarda after grab bing the loan, gave the Cougara vic tory ahortly beforo the game ended. The battle opened with a thrill when Waldorf grabbed a perfect toss on tho aecond play and galloped 48 yarda through the Trojun team for a touchdown. It waa the flrat touch down the Cougara had ecored In a conference game thla season. The Waahington team ecored again In the aecond period on a per fect placement kick by Meeker from the 30-yard lino. Klllotl and Lnrrauotta acorcd touchdowna for U. S. ('. In the sec ond and third periods, Drury failing to kick goal on each occasion. The Callfornlans played erratic football. They made costly fumbles time and again, and their offensive. which daxxled the powerful Iowa toam a week ago, at times was poworlea.' " Again "In ' spuria they would march straight down the field, only to fumble or lose the ball MICKEY GIBBONS Y-: hm m W m ;4i DEPINTO IS OUT TO HARD BATTLE Little Italian Saya He is Not Travelling to Get "Can" Knocked Off on downa In the shadow of their opponents' goal; Little H. Meeker was the Bensa tion of the game. The diminutive quarterback out-generalled Kaer of tho Trojana, and figured for large Individual gains on many of the plays. He furnished the spectators with the biggest thrill of the day when he received a kick on his own goal line and squirmed his way through the entire Trojan eleven to Wash ington 8tate's 46 yard line before he was downed. Tbcra was but one man between him and a touchdown when he was tackled. Try a News Class Ad. "Well, It's this way, brother. I'm not coming all the way to Klamath Falls to have some guy tear my 'can' off and go away with a repu tation that looks like a piece of torn cabbago, you can take that from me." . This la the way Mike De Pinto spoke regarding his coming match with Billy Watson, the Eureka flash, who several, months ago sort of hung It on Mike, when discussing the chances for their match to be held hore on Tuesday, December 1, in 8candla hall. Yesterday Mike horned into town and although be tried to make It appear as If he was careless, a close observer noted that be didn't lose any time In getting down to the arena and taking off his diamond stud to swap the same for a pair of boxing gloves. All of which means that Mike Is not so sure of himself that he Is going to lay off getting down to shape. He says he has been In good shape while on the coast. He has, or at least he looks It, but what Matchmaker Johnnie Sylvester grin ned about, was the way Mike went Into the training aa soon aa be arrived here. This does not mean that Mike Is not in good trim.- It means that he Is not going to give Billy Watson a chance to hang a decision on him, If work will stop It. So the matchmaker grins and the sports writers go away from the hall whistling, for if there is anything a sports writer loves it Is to predict a good bout coming up, and see the boxers dolag their test to make It so. As to Mickey Gibbons. It Is enough for Matchmaker Sylvester to come right out boldly and say: "Go to It as far as that boy is concerned. I'm all for him." Mickey will go, Johnnie knows It, and for this Chuck Sams Is due for the battle of his young career. If not Chuck Is a whole lot better than some think he In. All of which wouldn't be bad news either, but the dope Is that the fast Mickey Is going to make him step as he never did before In his life. In the above yon have the doable head-liners. For the rest there Is Sid Herbert of Klamath Falls, and Kid Clark of Portland, and Ed Mc Donald of California and Young Thomas of Portland, who are to make np the rest of the card. The referee will be" announced on Monday. HASKELL INDIANS DEFEATED 6 TO 0 Loyo'a Takea Hard Fighting Warr'orj Into Camp By Brilliant Open Play Kearns Arrested As Disturber of Peace SAX DIEGO, Nov. 28. A plea of guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace at the Tiajuana border will be made next Monday against Jack Kearns, former manager of Jack Dempsey, heavyweight cham pion of the world, when be Is ar raigned In Justice court, it was sta ted here today. Kearns is free today on $500 ball supplied by Thomas Ilarrisman, wealthy San Dlegan. "There Is nothing much to It nothing," Kearns said, "there was a little mix up at the border late lost night." Kearns was said to have been drunk when' arrested and lodged In the border Jail before he was brought to the 'jail here. Frankie Jones, a San Francisco broker waa with him, when officers stopped Kearns. Kearns said today that he was sorry "he couldn t wait ior Jacx Dempsey to come, down," adding that he and Jack were "the best of pals and Just as friendly as ever." '" ."L' .'. " He Is now the manager of Mickey Walker, welterweight champion. CHICAGO, Not. 28. (United Press) Loyola university defeated the Haskell Indian team here to day ( to 0, in a game featured with open play by both teams. Loyola scored the only points of the game late In the first quarter, when after taking the ball In mid field they succeeded In completing a series of passes which carried it to the Indian five yard line. Grlffen, halfback, then swept around right end for a touchdown. ' The Indians threatened to score in the second period, when a series of short' posses bewildered the Loy ola team, and allowed Haskell to place the ball on the Loyola 11 yard line. But Loyola strengthened and held for downs. Haskell at- tempted a place kick from the forty yard line In the third quarter, but the ball fell short. Kilbuck.' right end tor the Haskell eleven, suffered a cerebral hemorr hage during the game, when he was thrown to the ground, after having received a 'pass. He was taken to a hospital, where his condition was described as critical. BILLIARD CHAMPS TO PLAT CHICAGO, Nor. 28. Jake Schaf fer, world's champion balk line bil liard player and Edourd Horemans, Belgian champion, will begin play here Monday night in " a tourna ment which will consist of three blocks of 500 points each. YALE VilSS i TO 0 ITHACA, N. Y., Nov.' 28. Yale defeated' Cprhellnn.'intercolleglate soccer - game today by a score of 1 to 0. . . '' v " " " ' ' " : i aV " rr v ra . TREMENDOUS SALE V GUARANTEED WATCHES BE ON HAND EARLY MAKE YOUR SELECTION N0W-A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY ARTICLE ibstantial Reductions On Practically Every Article In Stock J2 Size Howard Watche. patches now $83 Watchea now 55 Wfltphno in... r.K J S Hamilton Watchei watches now $43 13 Size Waitham $65 Watches now 15 Size 21 Jewel Hamilton't Com plete, in 20 Year Case. v $48.50 All these Watches are standard grade goods, guaranteed by the fac tory. Many other gifts to choose from for the Christmas trade. SHOP EARLY! 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