The Klamath news., June 17, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
SUNDAY
JUNE 17. 1028
THIS KLAMATH NEWS
High School Lad Defeats
Paddock In Olympic Tests
, .COLISEUM, Los Angeles, June! every reserve In an effort
11. (IT) -Trunk Wykoff, an IS- 'overtake the youth.
year-old Gl.nd.le high, achool L The bl0'"1 WTk.f?, M" "!
.. . ... Ihe veteran u startling enough
youth, equalled one world". rec-!(n ,h. ..tnlllry... bu, ,,1DM u,
ord and tied aa Olympic mark aa ' duplication, it mado bin victory
ha administered two thrilling de-1 overwhelming,
feat to the Veteran Charley j Nathaniel Ceorite. a Whllllcr
... . , .. . , college negro from Washlngtou,
Paddock tn the aouthe.t 01yn-D 0 w tMrd .cro ,. ,,,
plr final! here today. ! n, loo-meter event and
' Under a acorchlng California Frank Lombard!. Wykoff'e prep
can, 40,000 peraona new thai rival, was fourth.
a,-uoolboy sensation equal Pad-1 Lombard! moved up to third
r m-Ir vrnrlri'i VAf.orit nt f rt 4-K ., Cirua ttrtnrA tn fmirth In
seconds for the 300-meter dash : the !00-meter race.
after having earlier led the war I Last minute withdrawal of !
te the tape in the 100-meter 1 Charley Borah from the aprlnta
"race of the century." j caused some dtsappoltment be-.
,The Olendale boy's time for cause It was be who chased Pad-:
the shorter distance was 10 3-5 i dork to a new 100-yard record j
second, just 1-5 of a aecord j here two years go.
slower than the world s mark of I Only two world's records were '
10 1-6 seconds, also held by Pad-! broken, one by the men and an-1
dock. other by the women. LelKhton
Wykoff was off to a speedy Dye it the Los Augelea Athletic
mil i u uwm v'wia. im . u uiuv uuu uu uv , i u hi. n i h ui mis
ho ahot to the front to take a i in H 5-5 seconds to heller the
lead that the fast pursuing l'ad-IMJ-10 seconds world and Olym-
dork could not cut' down. 1 pic marks of E. 4. Thompson,
Perhaps the Ace, seasoned by I Canada.
14 years of national and Interna-1 Tiie 40u-meter women c relay!
tional competition, never put , mark was lowered by the Pasa
forth rreater effort than he did dena .'.:'-:: club team Lillian
today aa he raw ' defeat in the j Copeland. Ann - Yrano. Kthel I
southwest' great "race of the 1 Nk hols and Nellie IVierschlag
century." ' In SO seconds.
' With Wykoff a yard In I Poraeroy. L. A. A. ('.. hung up
frbnt, the man whose track feata'a new Southern California mark I
hare earned him the title of of 61 3-6 secouds In the 400-!
"world's fastest human." cut . meter hurdlus. 1
e ,
Sophomore Stars in Big Ten Meet
RRftWNS CLEAN U
YANKS, 5 TO 7
Noted Educator Will
I Speak At Convention ?
1 .' Ily I'lllli'd 1'iwia, t '
fTh New York Vankeea-have
allpiwd iuto sitolher losiui streak,
dropping' thvlr second liralaht
sine to (ne St. Ivuia llrowna
Saturday, T tn S. Malunlay's lom
makes Ihe third time thla aeanon
the Yunka liavu Inst twn Rumen
: In a row.
Aauln the Rrowna beat the
Yankees oil fewer tills, limiting
only nine to Ihe Ynnkeea' eleven.
George I'lpgnw, the American
League's leading pllrher, ui
driven out of tile box by the
Ilrnwna In tha fourth lunula, and
hnd the second defeat of Ihe
aeemin credited against him.
Connie Mark started flenrge
Karnshaw, his hlxheat priced
pitcher Ironi Ihe llHlllmore Ori
oles, but he failed la lei Ihe
Cleveland Indiana, who beat the
Philadelphia Athletics 0 to I.
The Indiana rapped Karnshuw ;
for nine his In ' five Innlnga
I Morgan. Cleveland third base-1
man, made four hlia In four I
trips, three of Iheni doubles.
Hill lt an hit two homo runs
III one Inning, lying the record,
aa to lloslon Ited Keg beat Ihe !
Chicago Whllo Kov. 10 to 6. He-j
gan'a first home run started an I
right-run rally In the fourth In-;
ning. j
Owen Carroll held Ihe Wash-1
log on Keaalora to three liltn and ,
the' Detroit Tigers broke , their
losing si reek wllh a 4 to 1 vie-:
tory.
Sectional Trials 1
Held in New York
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'George Simpson, Ohio State's brilliant npli)uuu-e sprinter, won both the 100 und' 2S0 sprints In the
.annual Big Ten track championships ai Kvanmon this irai week-end to round out a anturlmi
I first year in lntertrjleHmie competition. 8nnpstm- showini; In the lllg Ten ontnVior meet makes him YAN'KRR STADIUM. New York
...... ., ,Mu.u in.. !mr e ne prerimis nna won sprint June !. The east displayed H
honors in the Hig Ten Indoor-meet, the I'enn Kelays. the oh in Relays, and other duel meets He I. ' ,..,, i i.. I7-i.- ..
hown here, lefi above, winning the tit at Kvanaton. with KUiinaie. at kis led in nh... ', ... r . . . . . ' .
Kris of Ohio state third. Hli iim. in ihi. i i i tl. i . ,n' "' sectioaai trials, and
Simpson, at left, winning the 100 in .. with Healer of Michigan, extreme right. (Inl.hln. ...r,n.i 1 plc,"", ,n
ht of Hester in photo, finishing third. ' 1 1 umtirlilg'
'.'. KriKS. rrfth
The most noted woman speaker 'of Today." This Article baa r- ( .
tqfeTer visit Klamath Falls will j celved unlimited praise from rorlG PKUliaG 1 Z1 T aO UT "
11 as the leading news-1 U " I I J A AWOO
IT III 111 lldllUlsdl
League Saturday
"! ' -,ii
eninx of Tuesday, June I at paper, of the country. Many of!
I!M Fremont auditorium when i the editors took the opportunity
vi. Aurella Rinhardt, president I to make mention of the article
of Mill college in California, ; in the editorial columns. '
speaks; ' Dr. Rinhardt will be j The members of the Klamath i ' Hy I nltcl rrna
among the distinguished visitors ; rails Library club feel highly The St. Louis Carditials re
in the city attending the Oregon : complimented to have received fused to ho beaten today and
Federated Clube Convention which ; the honor of a visit from Dr. . pn!led victory out of the fire wllh
convene here June 25 to zs. I Rinhardt. The lecture which Dr. a wnlrlwind finish which sent
Ur.
Sustained At Hatchery
Vnat la believed to be a 'huge trout
worli'a record tn low percentage ' f"ue," snid
loss in the trout e take at "
the men who will go tu
next month for Ihe
flnsl testa before Ihe I'reeJilenl
Roosevelt aulhi for Amsterdam.
One world record and one
American record fell, hut th per
formance aa a whole were sur
prisingly Indifferent. A slow liu-
ptovlsed track In the big hall'
park of Ihe New York Yankees '
undoubtedly accounted for some
of the disappointing times.
Johnny (llbson of the II loom -
was
Rinhardt la ar Interna-; Rinhardt' will deliver at Fremont ; the. Brooklyn Robins reeling to ; Diamond lake was established by.1!,, '. , "J ' trout.
t.T".JL-"i""?!; I,!, -Vto,!fti e a,..,, j . . i , ,h the egg taking crew nt Diamond !,pnwn;n ,en ,l!llt
-- urn ,u 1 ""' -j '"-"iiake hatchery. It was aiiounced pounds
- -- open .o mg yuoiic. . ,u ...j ,oday bJr Mark T Howard. Kla
rr. i.r?-r"'' :r r;: rr: ;: ma,n ' "- n-h th.r,, thou
Mill program that evening.' 'eleventh. 0 to 5. j
j Held almost helpless by Ray !
; Moss, young Brooklyn southpaw
- With the passing of Mrs.
oft Mill college it waa one of
her last, requests that Dr. .Kin-
anil the average
about tour or five pounds.
crew. i sands upon thonsinds of them.
According to Howard the loa There has been no dlmunllion In
was 14 per cent. Under con-, number, but there has been in
, for' eight innings. 'the Cardinals
idlilons sisrrounctli natural Drop- site.
fbgailon of trout, the loss has' "Despite Ihe fact that the lake
LOYVKRH RECORD
hardu. take np her. --unfinished ,: ., -
This she hM don. I . m can- rJ.X'Hn.' f,H,h,n, Vonne Ray Blade.. Dinch hitter, hit a P9' t mated by authorities to I fun of trout, th. fishing, for
abie manner and I admired and , versity sprint star, lowered the home run off Jess Petty with
lovtd by all who know her. Olrmnlc record In the z ju-meier two comrades on base.
' In the March issue of the Wo- i straightaway by &-10tha of a The Fhlledalphla Phillies rose
man's Home Companion an ar-i second in the regional tryouts to- ; up in their wrath Saturday and;
tide appeared by Dr. Rinhardt i day. Rowe's time was zl.l sec
on "Freedom of Young People onds. ' Cincinnati Reds a double header,
. iv to t ana a to t. it was tne
; be In the
! per cent.
neighborhood of 80 some reason er other, haa not
been good slnee the season open'
In Diamond lake la
Howard, "la yejra field Lyceum, who la -without
not exceptional to peer at Ihe 400meter hurdles, i
lowered Ihe accepted world rec-i
ord for that event by one-fifth of
a second He raced homo a win-'
uer In GJ -10 seconds, beating'
ihe time of Petersen of Rwedeu. '
which haa -stood at 03 S-10 sec
onds on the record hooka for 1
several years. - I
Lloyd Hahn or Ihe Boston A. :
A. broke the American' record'
for the 100-meter -run hut fell
short of the world record by
three-flflh of a second. The N-
braskan, caught In a pocket on
In round numbers It, 700,000 ed. June 1. Just why this could 1 ,he lld 10 lho
trout eggs were taken at the be. nobody. seems to know. How- "
beat the hitherto league leading I h,che,T nd 7 888 'eal trout , ever belter fishing is anticipated jlh ,'f ""J
Cincinnati Reds a double header. iPwntd- ! with the auent of warmer L"1--'? "tt "vu ,
"Apparently the day of Ihe .weather."
. ABSOLUTE
Auction Sale
237 Valuable Homesites in
Mountain View Addition.
Saturday and Sunday, June 23rd
and 24th at 1 o'clock P.M.
These are all sightly lots, located within 16
blocks of the down town district, of the city
of Klamath Falls, one of the fastest grow
ing cities on the Pacific coast today. Any
one buying lots at this sale will no doubt
double their money in the next year.
Auctioneer Note : The owner of the above
lots has instructed me to sell at Public Auc
tion to the highest bidder, without reserve,
on the dates shown above. These- are all
fine lots, and veiy well located and must be,
sold regardless of sacrifice. His loss your
gain. Sale held of property, Saturday, June
23rd, Sunday, June 24th at 1 P. M.
No reserve Easy terms
Abstract with each lot.
Terms of Sale: 15 of the purchase price
at the time of sale. 10 of the purchase
price on or before July 23rd, 1928. Balance
in six or twelve equal monthly installments
at 7. 5'" discount for cash.
For information see owner G. L. Reimann
at Hall Hotel. J. P. Walsh, Auctioneer.
Phone 10
sje) fourth straight victory for Burt
sua bhotton team. .
Larrk Bewon pitched
complete game of the season and ;
the New York Giants beat the
Pittsl'irgh Pirates, 4 to 0. It 1
was Benton's eleventh victory.
Sheriff Blake blanked the Bos
ton Brave, allowing only four
kits, as the Chicago Cuba won 7
to 0.
hi. uth Sportsmen Will Gather at
ason and ' L
Annual Trout Fry Today
BIG LEAGUES
AT A GLANCE
A.MKRICAX LEAGUE
Club
New York
St. Louis
Pipgras, Sbealy,
Collins. Grabowski;
Manion.
R. H.
... S 11
... 7 9
Moore
Cofftuan
E..
2
0
and
An event for which Klamath 'association pay no admittance fee.
Is famous, the annual fish fry of, and I bo only thing expected of
the Klamath Sportsmen' asaocla-; non-member, la that they Join
iinn ..in i. j .1.1. . . !a transaction which emails the
Hon, will bo held this after-; ... .... . .
, expenditure of $1 and which
;noon at 1:30 o'clock at the I.e.,,, m(.mh.r rr .d.
'Crooked Creek hatchery. 32 miles imlttence to Ihe fish feed, the
north of Klamth Falls on The! duck feed' and the venison fed.
Dalles-California highway. , j' The stile game commission Is
j With several hundred pounds I expected tn be ropreaented at the
of delectable Klamath trout ready I banquet, but Just bow many
'for the frying pans, and with game commissioners will arrive
cores of Klamath sportsmen ; had not. been determined this
planning to attond the trout ban- ! afternoon. Governor I. L. Patter-
anj;0uet, officials of the association aon who had been Invited to Bl
are planning to take care of sets, tend, lifiit his rcgreta, explaining
eral hundred guests. i that he had been called away to
K
Club II. II.
Philadelphia 2 9
Cleveland 9 15
Earnshaw, Hommel, Bush and !
Cochrane, Perkins; Uhle and L
Sewell.
.Members of the - sportsmen's Chicago.
Club
Washington
Detroit ..,
Hadley, Brown
n.
... l
... 4
and
H. E.
3 4
5 1
Kcr.r.a;
Carroll and Woodall.
.NATIONAL LKAfil K
Club l:. ji.
Plttuburgh 0 9
New York 4
Kremer and Smith;
and Hogan.
BIG DIRIGIBLE
OFF ON FLIGHT
COAST LEAGUE
BALL SCORES
hla
clear before he could take
ffnrt waa
team
mate of the New York A. ('..
Kolaud l.orke and Howard Jones,
second and third.
The loo-meter run proved a
romp for frank llussey of the
New York A. C, who apparently
Is Just reaching Ihe peak of his
form. ' Hitssey skimmed through
three beats to win the final wllh
cast from Henry Cumiulng. un
attached, wllh AI Miller of the
Boston A. A. Ihrd. and Bob Mc
Allister, the former "flying cop,"
fourth.
' Iluseey'a best time was made ;
In Ihe first trial heat, 10.8 sec-!
winds. " .
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H. I. TRAIN WRKTKKJI I
OAKLAND. Calif., June 1. ;
(AP) A fast east bound South
ern 4Iaclfic freight train was
wrertted late today three miles
east of Altamont. The engine
and three cara were derailed and
tumbled Into a ditch. The acci
dent was due to spreading rails.
The engineer and fireman were
reported seriously Injured.
Old newspaper for sale at the'
New office. 1
Don't Fail to See the
Congressof
Daredevils
Auto Races, Ahcan Derby, Motor
cycle Races, Parachute Jumps,
Air Diane Stunts.
- - .... iai
Head-on CoHision between Autos
Traveling 40 Miles an Hour.
Bring Your Old Car and Enter the
Ashcan Derby.
KLAMATH COUNTY
FAIR GROUNDS
Sunday, June 11
Admission - - 75c
T"i "gfl
LAKEHX'RST, N. J., June 18.
(UP) The naval dirigible Los
Angeles left the air . field here" At Loa Angeles B. ' H. K.
last night on what was described ; geain0 3 9 2
as a training flight. A crew of Lo Angoi'es '.'"!.'.'.'".'".'ll 7 1
eight officers, 32 men. seven atu- Graham. Wilson, Teachonl and
dent officers and one passenger ; Barker; Wright and Hannah,
was aboard. The ablp was com-
manaed by Lieut. Commander C. st San Francisco
Benton i E- Rosendahl. No destination was Portland 0 2 0 0 0 0
Club ft.
St. Louis C
Brooklyn . 3
Bherdel and Wilson;
II. K.
12 0
10 1
Moss.
Petty, McWeeny,
berry, Henlfne.
Kllloit and De-
Club It.
Chicago 7
Boston 0
Blake and Hartnott;
and Taylor.
11. E.
7 0
4 3
Brandt
II.
13
17
First game It.
Cincinnati 7
Philadelphia 10
Klxey, Jablonowskl, Edwards,
Berkman and Plcinlch: Miller.
Sweetland, Wllloughy, McUraw
and Lerlan.
announced nor waa It said when
Ibo Htilp would return.
LITTLE JOE
1SOPLE SMILE UMET4
THEV GET ALOM&.
fcET A LOM&
S3
Second game ft. H. E.
Cincinnati 1 11 1
Philadelphia 3 7 1
Kolp and Hargrare; Ferguson
and Davis,
V ' li. -lis
-laCu.Tcty.
San Francisco
- Yerkes and
Sprinz.
0 0 0
Itego;
10 0
Malls
1 0
0 0
and
AI Oakland
Missions 200 100 100 0
Oakland 000 000 130 0
Hughes and BaliMnl; Boehler,
Sparks and Lombard).
At Sacramento
Hollywood 0000-000
Sacramento 114 101
Bonelly, Ilulvey and Basslor;
Kalllo and Severeld.
II KUAN HCOrtES
CHICAGO, June 16. (UP)
Bill Regan, Boston Ited Sox third
baseman, hit two home run. In
the fourth of today' Red Sox
Whlto Sox game at fv-mlskny
park, tying the record. The feat
ha been accomplished only twice
bafore In modern baseball his
tory, and only once before In the
American League.
1 ..'
A Real
Snap
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District 50x140 '
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