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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 102
THE KLAMATH NEWS
California Bears Win Regatta;
27 Year Record Demolished
nV (iKOIUiK KIHhSKV
POUOHKEEP8IK, N. Y.. une
U. (UP) California's powerful
eight pulled IU shell to thrill
ing Tlriory In the Posghkeepste
regatta varsity race here tonight.
Columbia, which fought Cali
fornia for leadership la the very
finish Hue, cam in second. Wash
ington, which la yeara gone by
baa written glowlug pages In
boating history, was In third;
place. Cornell, Navy and Syra-J
cute finished In the order named.
with Penny'.vanla last by a con
siderable margin. j
To win the race California bad
to row the four-mile course in IS
Biinutea 35 4-5 seconds, breaking
a record which had Hood tor I i
years by 17 S-5 seconds. Cornoll i
had made the previoua record of I
IS mtnutea, 6 J 1-5 seconds in!
1901. .. j
Tha varsity race was the oil- j
max of a great day on the river.
The Navy bad rowed to victory.!
with Cornell aecond and Syracuse!
third. In tlx slreshniao race. I
Then the Nary came back with
lu Junior varsity to win the
aecond event, with Cornell again
second and Syracuse ouce more :
third.
But the great race was the
varsity, which never falli to pro
duce ita heroes.
Columbia and California were
the favorites. Columbia took an
early lead after a brush with Cor- :
Bell. California pulled a hard
and ateady atroke. content with
a place farther back until the
approached the bridge which
marked the end of three miles.
Then California made ita bid
for leadership and aa the boats
poised, closely bunched, nnder
the railroad bridge, the Califor
nia eight forged half a length
ahead of Colombia. )
They rowed ' in that position ;
through the next half mile. Co
lumbia rowing Ita heart out in a :
valiant effort to head off the
apeeding Callfornlana. At the
last half-mile Columbia waa still
challenging and it closed a lead j
which California had momentar-
lly built into a length, back to
half a length. 1
Through the final half Colum-'
bla would not be ahaken off. i
' Both California and Columbia !
were flghtlag with the laat ounce
of their power. California's final
ounce waa enough to send her
shell scooting across the line In a
brilliant burst of speed, a win
ner. In the last mile the two lead
ers steadily pulled away from the
field, but Washington waa atlll
-fighting In familiar Washington
style and gradually ' drew up.
coming over the finish line In
third place and with some added
glory or went coast oarsmen.
Navy's lrug freshman crew
stroked Ita way down the rain
swept Hudson river to win the
first event of the 34th annual
Intercollegiate regalia, the fresh
tuan crew race. Cornell was sec
ond, Syracuse third, Washington
fourth.
Navy's time waa 9 aitkute. 43
seconds.
Syracuse was away in the lead
at the start but was headed by
the Navy as the boats pulled,
closely bunched, under the bridge
marking the end of the firs', mile.
Cornell soon was pulling out
into second place, aud at times
the Navy had no bei'.er than a
quarter length lead, lu the last
half mile Cornell made a valiant
challenge, pulling well ahead of
Syracuse and Columbia.
The Navy Increased ita stroke
and Its stronger men led the way
across the line, "with Cornell's
freshmen badly tired.
Wa-h'r.--Ti and California,
from the Pacific coast, were at
no time serious contenders and
Pennsylvania waa never better
than fourth.
Annapolis won the second
event also, taking first in a
thrilling duel with Cornell, with
spectators uncertain which was
the winner when the shells
slipped over the finish Hue. Cor
nell was aecond.
Navy'a time in the junior vars
ity three-mile race waa 14 min
utes. 18 seconds. five shells
were bunched together within a
length of each other as they
crossed the finish line.
Navy'a time waa a new record
tor this race. The old record waa
IS minutes, 40 1-5 seconds.
The official order of the finish
of the second race waa: Navy,
Cornell, Syracuse, Washington,
Columbia. Pennsylvania.
California waa not entered.
Shortly after the Junior van
ity rare and IS minutes before
the time set for the four-mile
varsity race, main event of the
day, a heavy downpour atarted
and It became so dark spectators
scarcely could see - across the
Hudson.
The river became alarmingly
eboppy and a atlff wind was
blowing out of the northeast.
Columbia was the first crew
to arrive at the starting line for
the big varsity race. , This crew.
RED GRANGE TO
QUIT FOOTBALL
, ...v i
Chicago; June i. (vp
Harold "Hed" (1 range, whose ca
reer In college and professional
football was the most sensational
!ln recent sportir.g history, an
nounced today that he had re
tired permanently from the grid
iron. In making the announcement It
also was disclosed that Orange
land C. C. Pyle, the man who pro
moted 'KeU professionally, had
partud ouiupauy formally. This
lutter rnmor had been afloat ever
since the transcontinental "bun
Ion" race which the two pro
mated Jointly."
"Orange has retired perma
nently from football owing t'i
the condition of his Vuee." a
suteaieut by the .two former
partners announced. "Vie .feels
he does not care to play unless
he can give the public his best."
The statement explained that
the two were severing relations
because each had "various tuter-
Walker, Hudkins ;
Both Confident;
Taking It Easy
FLYING CLOUD
LEADING RACE
Winners Gain In
Tuesday's Games
in Coast League
BOSTON SPLITS
WITH SENATORS
UUICK, Calif.. June l.,a'PJ III "uUHSl JUCUJiUCl WAiMIINOTtlN. I. C, June
-- -IW 'leader, of the hortwood . II. IU'1-W,M
CHICAO.O. June 19. tt'Pi ' ,. .,,. ,.,h iiurknv" SAN FKANCIM'O. Juuo ID. (I; ton spilt double header lousy
Confidence that accessary and !PI Te gap between the first in wnicn a total ot is mia were
Coi.llSeuce. tuat necessary - maintained their advantage, to-1 (nrM . of lho pacific fuasl mad off a parade of pushing
esensable feeling mating within M m, BW b(tl ,y j ,, ,,, lh, W ,, waa ' talent.'
very fighting tnau, brcke ''!,. ,,rtslloii hs distances enlarged today when Han Kran-1 Huston took the opener ( lo
in artist volume today from the: .... .... ,i ,h. risen. Hollywood and loiueiiaelea I I. swatting Kauhary and Llseu-
eats" which needed Individual at
tention. Pyle will devote his future to
his Interests, the statement add
ed, while t.rauge will have as his
representative Frank Zanibreno,
Chicago. The nature ot lirange'a
field was not made known.
Cardinals Defeat
Reds; .Score 9-4
CINTIXXATI. June 19. UP
Old Pop Atexaad?r waa -responsible
for putting tha Reds
three full fames behlud St.
Loula today. The atlfltna; Ohio
valley heat caused Alexander to
retire in favor of Pherdel lit toe
seventh, but the jcatua waa al
ready on Ire aud the Cardinals
I finally roosted a Botch higher In
iirsi piace oy me score 01 v-.
Bottcmley's 15th homer of the
season went to a fan In the right
field bleachers In the fourth Inn
ing for the first ran ot the game.
The Cardinals collected 19 hits
from three Cincinnati pitchers
while the- Reds touched Alex
ander and Sherdel for lO hits.
Philadelphia defeated Brook
lyn at Philadelphia in the first
game of a scheduled double
header 11 to 10. The serond
game waa called after tha third
Inning when rain fell.
Rain postponed the New York
Boston game. Chicago and Pitts
burgh were not scheduled.
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The new rib-stitch swim
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Men's Wear
Williams Bldg. Klamath Falls
favorites to repeat their victory
of last year, appeared tired after
the stiff row up atream against
itbe wind and rested on the oars.
By 7:10 all of the crows were
at the .start, maneuvering for
their lanes. The race started at
j 7 : 18 p. m. '
Godfrey, Risko
Ready for Bout
I NEW YORK, June 19. ft'P)
George Godfrey, the genial black
giant, will outweigh Johnny RIs-
iko by a good 40 pounds when
they headline Signor Humbert
Fugazy'a ahow at Ebbets Field
Wednesday night, according to
reports from both their traln-
' Ing camps.
A flock of black heavjos has
! been helping Godfrey get Into
shape for tbe to rounds at Jim
Dougherty's Ridley .park camp
near Philadelphia. The big
negro has worked faithfully but
seemed still a mark for a left,
the dynamite in his right having
the usual time fuse. He Is ex-
: pected to weigh In at 235 Wed
nesday afternoc l.
Risko has polished off his pre
parations at Stlllman's gymnas
ium. Both he and Godfrey took
. it easy today after the grind.
Favorites Advance
Into Second Round
! PORTLAND, June 19. (UP)
The favorites in the Pacific
northwest amateur golf champ
ionship for the most part ad
vanced Into the second round
today.
I The biggest upset was Russell
'Smith's defeat at the hands of
C. A. English, Portland, 2 and
1. Smith never once was up on
his opponent.
Frank Dolp, former Western
i amateur champion, defeated W.
Fovargue, Portland, 10 to 9.
j Alex Duncan. Senltle city champ
' Ion, defeated Lester Nichols,
Portland, 4 and 3.
j Dr. O. F. Willing, new Pa
idflc northwest open champion,
.'won from Kdwin I. Xeustadter,
Portland, 12 and 11. Don Moe,
Oregon state amateur champion,
eliminated bis brother, Roy Moe,
5 and 4. .
Bon Stein, Western amateur
champion, beat J. R. N. Bell,
Vancouver. B. C, 10 and 9.
DII.LOX WIXS
PORTLAND, June 19. f UP)
Harry Dillon, Wlnnepeg light
heavyweight, won a technical
knockout over Tom Patrick of
San Francisco, In the seventh
round of a. scheduled 10-round
fight here tonight.
Classified advertising is s
morning newspaper propoaltion
always. Use The Newt.
camps of Mickey Walker, tha i( j,un opened their new aeries, with I treeiy. miny-one una ri-
champion, aud Ace Mudsills, ta ..flying cloud" waa still In ( victories hll.i riacraiuauto and j U"l around the park In lh sec
challenger, aa the two eottlad ! .,, ,. h. .,, K.....i , i. Ithe MUsiona lost. . . '" Same, 10 of them from Heu
liM,'k In waif tho 1A riilltltt mid.' . . ....... Th iMuaatt-lMailliiK tinMl. IimI
.7 . i.. .... . . V icrease nu lean over awn irum - - ".seventh! and aasln In the
dleweight title bout Thursday,,, , u ,,,. norln , Sacramento. lo I. and remained j.,,,,, 0.KlllB,, hn(, ,,
, , ' here ami ir he keeps up his gull I"" '"" -..
Today s workouts were luiht . ,. ,,... , uta.tniie rare. I Plae Hollywood Hlars. wbo main-
anil ootn laiu aamo tneir sparr-,,.-lm -,.,-.. ... .rill
Ing a Iowa tonight announcing
they were ready lo step lulo the
ring for the fight that, accord
lug lo the ballyhoo, wilt be a
"battle of blood."
Iludktns. "the Wildcat." walks
about like a bully as hnus.li
during someone to knock an
Imaginary chip off his shoulder.
"I wish Hie tight was tonight."
he said after bla workout. "From
nnw An mv w.irtfnuti will I... vrv
ii.k. i ... i it,. n., -....II. 'hind Mellka but waa only one
Pass, Ore., lalv Wednesday or
early Thursday.
Clone followers of the rare pre
dicted Hie Karouk would eouilnue
to lead the Zuul becauso he was
more rested thun Molika. "Fly
lug Cluuil" slept seven hours In
Kurt'ka. 60 miles south of here,
while Melika only stopped there
for a brief period.
"Klamath" was six tulles be-
lalaedethe same margin over the
Angela by biailng Portland 1-0.
The Missions si III lagged halt
a gume behind Hucramento In
fifth .place Lectins) iliey lost to
Seattle, 4 lo 3. Uos AiiKclua beat
llaklunii; 9-7. '
The Heate seortNl five runs. In
I lie Ihlrd Innlug. which were suf
ficient lo win the encounter de
spite the furt that they were nut
iiit by the Senators.
Rhodes t the Hlars shut mil
tlon of my career."
The challenger looked the part
He weighed In at 16.1. the weight
mile ahead of "Chief I'klah,
Puino. '
I Fifth place was held by "
the Hoovers, allowing thum unly
ilx scatlered lilts. lie
seventli and uanln In the ulnlh
sinre
ut aevrnnill In I lie alxlh Inning.
The Angela secured Id hit and
Hie Oaks it.
alor's hats fur a 14 lo T srofftl
Tl . Heuuturs drove Huffing lo
Ibe shuwers In lbs seonud Inn
Ing, llrsilley In Ills Ihlrd and (!ar
rison In the sixth, laperliig off
llislr spree mi Metllemlre.
All ulnar Auierlran Irs no
games ware postponed by raliu
llelrull and HI. Ixiuls tried tu
play In Ml. Iiula but a it up
at the end of the fourth, when
the Tigers had a three run "14.
smut
-vH it taUDSUfl ITtsVtruu
he expects to carry into th,""n. a isavojo. pno wameo io
arena agalust Walker. M ", " wn, "
Judging, from his ability to uasaed through 1-alonrllle aud
punch hie sparring mates about has played a ukulele overy lime
the ring, one might be excused , b a as siopiied to real. '
from expecting him to give thej "l.tghttooi." a Digger, wus In
champion "tbe beating of his lxih place, aeverjl hours ahead
life" as A puts it. let "Mad Hull." wbo left Kureka
iludklna' renuutlon aa a 'si 4:40 p. ai. "Mad Hull.", a
knockout artist waa upheld In fellow tribesman of "Flying j
rue of hia exniblHona atonday 't loan, won me event last year
when he knocked out Dixie Kid ' but suffered from chafed legs In
llywooil
i sec red twice In the first, twice
!',f' Im Ik. mmii.1 .n.l fhn.. tin... I..
I he eighth.
The Indinus made two runs lu
the eighth Inning Ui bnk a
two lo two tie and provide the
unlv uaet of the day. The Mis
sion ' rallied In the laat of the
eighth but only made on run
and went shut out ill the ninth.
Los Angeles scored onee In the
for 0 seconds.
Walker has moved about his
camp, however, in an equally
confldeut air and pooh-poohs the
atatemsnt that be hears from the
opposition. He has trained him
self down within the middle
weight requirement ot ISO pound
and experts to weigh in at 1S9
on the afternoon of the battle.
The champion haa concentrated
his efforts the past two daya to
developing apeed and footwork
and haa pleased both manager
Jack Kearna and Trainer Teddy
Hayes in this respect.
"Walker never looked better."
Kearna said. "We are not worry
ing about the outcome."
Strangler Lewis
Defeats Washburn
PHOENIX. Arli.. Juno 19 (V
Py Ed "Strangler" Lewis,
world's heavyweight wrestling
champion, successfully defended
his title here tonight by winning
two straight falls over Jetk
Washburn, Chicago grapplcr. . I.
Using his famous headlock with
deadly purfectlon. the champion
pinned the 217-pound Chicagoan
to the mat after 48 minutes of
grapppllug in the first tall and
flattened him again with a "rab
bit punch" within five minutes in
the second fall. ''
The match was scheduled as s
three-fall, no lime limit affair.
Howard Cantonwlne, former
Iowi State football star, defeated
Chief Jim CUnstock. Osage In
dian from Tulsa, Ok Is., in one
tail semi-final match. j
, . j
Dancers Give Way
to Leather Pushers
NEW YORK. June 19. (UP)
After nearly two weeks of one
by the dance derbyists. MadiBon
Square Garden win see some
stepping by two of the fastest in
the lightweight division Thursday
night when Jimmy McLarnin will
attempt to use, Phil McGraw m
a stepping stone to further
heights.
Garden Tans expect a lively
bout, as Jimmy will have a real
chance to try out his wallop on
a target that will receive It.
Sammy Mandell wouldn't stand
allll for the hard-hitting llttto
Irish-American.
McOraw, noted for his ability
to take 'em and hand 'em back,
was tapering off his training to
day confident of being able to
handle McLarnln's dynamite. .
the early atagea of this race. His
comeback bis been one of the
features of the race.
Only il of the 29 alariers re
mained in the running tonight.
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SAN FltANClSCO. Juue 19.
(UP) Ball of C10.U00 waa set
here today for Austin Armltage.
i 24. who waa charged with driving ',.. ..niliine honirl
It miles au hour on the main i ,piK-at anvllirs-.S'V;. 6Ut amlfl.CW.
street of the business section and
, hitting two pedestrians before be
I was hurt lu a collision with a
' telephone pole.
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