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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1926)
THE KLAMATH NEW8 Page Two Fridav. OctoW l.. 192 Starkey to Meet Fighting Timmy, Portland Wizard j The hundreds ot flsnt fans who. fur the past Ir nionihi, have been jelling for another chance lo watch ' Kid Starkey, 140-pound local rlns. terror. In actlou. are to be uratl tled October 1 when the nalMrlv-j lti junior welterweight will meet Tlmmy Callahan, recently from i i'orlland. In a satisfying main event. , . Little need be aald of tbe rapa-' ble Starkey'a ring prowess. Stron J and speedy, tbe local carpenter has i all the aggressiveness of a world's, champion and every appearance! made by the boy here In the past. baa been a howllnic success so far. at the onlookers were concerned. ' Starkey'a last battle here happened ! soaie three months past, w-hen the sew pusbor met a gloved gent by ' tbe name of Denny IXnson. a big-; time wonder, and sot a draw deci-i aion In a scrap which everyone ; thought he'd lose by a kuock-out. ', Aa for Tlmmy the original an swer to the Irish promoter' prayer. : his recent seiui-windup on the last ; local fiitht card as still remembered i by the Klamath rlnicaide itentry. A '. whirlwind In a clove factory la the! Impression sained from watching this brick-thatched son of the em-; erald Ule do bis stnff on mined . canvas. Just before he left Tort- j l-.tid to lake up duties with the Vtah Construction company at the ; terminal here. Tim sent a Pblladel-i phia white hope named Benny Wolfe j kicking to the blood-spattered cau- vas. Preceding this, the Irisher. knocked one Al Gracio for a row of counts In a ten-round main event battle In the Rose city. The coming card will undoubt-; edly be a corker, as any one of i three events is worth a main title.' Joe Coffman and Bobby White, the former baving appeared here on tile last card and White several : times, ara signed for the semi-1 v-lndup October 9. The lads arel both scrappers of ability, and are evenly' matched, presaging a nice I tnssel. Oatstanding on the card is the four-round special which Mike Dal' and Kid McFadden are to put on. These two boys did a semi on the Labor Day card this year, and brought a capacity house to Its feet I sheer ecstacy over the action. John Bates and Kid Rider will do the prelim stuff In a new and In teresting fashion. Tulaney Wonder Team Last Year, Looms Great Again TVrr NVYIMilMi MII.K CAN' I llltlM.H UNNIIIKIt ItKSI'l.TM NKW VOUK. Oct. II - (I'llllccl News) Cari'tully two men lifted a lingo milk run from toiii'lim cur that pulled up alongside Mine. Iliti rietla Stent's fur shop, t'uroftilly tltey swung It back uml forth nutl lot It go through Mine. Henrietta Stcnu'a plate glass window, re moved sfiOOtl In erinlmi and si;ulr rel wraps, utid departed. NOTICE Regular Republican Nominee W. B. BARNES for Justice of Peace YlNkVU.I.I. I'lSTltlt r Glasses Fitted ground and repaired at DR. COBLE'S 7 09 Main Street I'ouaiilliiiK the OHu.noirlst mi una iiUcliix I ho mailer of ileliitlve vision III 111" 'U". of nnn lias mail a smenimo study 1 1 vis-Ion and kiiuws. i Vi,L-f I I ''or results use News Class Ads i " I i h'X yi- . - -- V xw-4 i l ! .ksiS- MosM VT1W7 - xSy ..CVnr V , ;N I3 , l3t - winning anu noidinu oouo wiiii Ceattwl rms Fkottsi 1 I J K- . Ik l.td Jeatea 91550 Delivwrwo) Pri Scoring the Greatest Success in Oakland History . Tulanc l'niveritvs 40 to 0 victory over Lousiana Tech in the owning week of the season indi cates thst the former school has another great team. It's eleven r.imblcj through thw 1923 aeasoo un: beaten and tied only by MUsouri. Above are four stars of the team.' Football Players To Smear Faces In Grease Paint LOS ANGELES. Oct U (United News) The unusual spectacle of seeing a college football team tak ing tbe field with their faces smear ed with black grease paint will be afforded here when the University of Southern California meets Stan ford. Famous stratagems of the gridiron will be recalled by this plan which Ctoach Howard Jones of U. S. C. has announced he will use In conectiou with a unique shift, of which he is tbe inventor. The Jones shift mskes every man oa the acrbnmsge line a potential backfleld man with tbe exception of the center. Tackles or guards may at time become backfleld men. the regular halves shitting Into the line, thus making linemen eligible for a pass. Jones figures by covering the faces of bis players with black greasepaint opposing men will be unable to pick out tbe player they have been told to watch. The shift will do tbe rest. Fast linemen may be eligible to accept passes In the twinkling of an eye: backfleld men may be made ineligible and the de fense will leave eligible men un guarded In the mix up. The stunt recalls some of the early day deceptions which brunch! t'Pop'" Warner, now of Stanford Into the football timeliest and changed more rule books than the national football meeting of coaches. Warner's Carlisle Indians beat Harvard in 1903 when Charles Oil-; Ion tucked the picskin up the bark ' of his sweater. On another occasion : he had leather sewed on the sleeves of the Indian's Jersey. Jifst the site snd color of a football, and when' the arm was crooked It appeared that every man on tbe eleven was carrying the ball. The stunt planned by Jones, how-' ever, is believed the best of them all. and the fans are looking for ward to an interesting game here 1 October 30. SEALS CAPTURE GAME AFTER 11 INNINGS SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1 H'nlted News) Seattle and San Francisco played 11 inning here today before the Seals could clinch the ball game 4 to 3. Another . close contest was the second gam-1' at Sacramento, won hv Mission It ; . tbe ninth. to 4. I iteher Rarfoot made sure of his mine by hitting ' a borne run In the 'Inal innlnr. ' Sacramento tool; he f'rst comes'. to . i The cbamii j.i Anaeis defeated 1 Portland, t to i. w'uile Oakland I profiting by four Hollywood rats-J plays, defeated il e St,irs C to 3. TRAINING FOOTBALL I PLAYERS IS EASY I KVANSTON. III.. Oct. 12. U'ni ted News) Two hours of practice a day is sufficient for developing s winning football team in the opin ion of Coach Glenn Thistlewaite of 1 Northwestern. ! Trying out his theory this week -to prepare his men for their open jlng conference game here Saturday j with Indiana. Coach Thistlewaite i has found that the shortened hours have aided In keying up the play ers. "Under the two hour ruliuK.'" the coach said. 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