The Klamath news., July 21, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

"TITE KLAMATH NEWS
MGE TWO
SATURDAY.JULY 21. 1023
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BIG LEAGUES
AT A GLANCE
Heeney Takes Day of Rest
In Training for Big Bout
t. t.nuls 1
"j'liilaj. liihla - 4 11
Huiteriea Crowder. t'oftman
unit Manlon, Kcbang; Earushaw
unci Cnihrane.
("luu R H K
.Detroit 4 11 1
Washlna.ioa T 11
ltattt-rles Sorrell. VanGilder
-,4ltiid WooiIhII; Jones and Kenna.
Cleveland at Boston, rain.
Only fcinies scheduled.
VVTIOXAL LK.MilK
ritih R H E
New York 4 1 0
(hi.aro SSI
butteries Krnton, Faulkucr.
AMrl.lpe aud OKarrell, lioaau;
Maluni', Jones and Harlness.
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il'nfrtl lrrK staff t 'orretiideiil
FAIR HAVEN. N. J., July SO.
; Tom lleeuey forgot ahout the
I heat, training ariud and heavy
iweltjht title brut with dene Tun-
ney today aa ha Bailed over the
blue waters of the Aalantlf
i ocean Just off the Jersey coast
In a trim sailboat. The challen
cer has not lost any sleep over
'this fight, but the ocean Jaunt
'put him in tilth spirits and eater
to plunge Into the final three
tdays of traiuin Saturday.
I Heeney will dn his last boxtna
Monday and will take only It lit
exercises Tuesday and Wednes
day. He probably will wait until
fthe morning of the fight to leave
for New York, goiug by train.
There was no work at all to
: day. Heeney devoting himself en
jtfrely to rvcreattrni He aot up
at 4:3 a. m. and weut for a
: walk with Jimmy Henueencv. bit
trainer, aud later an automobile
'ride. Then at noon ha went off
jWlth rharley (iastou. millionaire
'sportsman, and a narly for n
.pleasure cruise In tension's yacht
Heeney has worked himself
'Into the peak cf condition and
ithe lavoff really did lnra oxl. . .
: "Heeney will enter lite ring
ifor Tnnney 1n as Rood shape as
he has beerj tor any fishl hi this
'country." Hennessey said.
COAST LEAGUE
BALL SCORES
Club R M B
l.oa Anaeles i J IS S
Missions 1 1
naileries t'unulnahara and
Hannah: llolllus and Hildwln.
flub R H k:
I Sun r'ranvUco 13 IS S'
Hollywood 1 II ' 1
, naileries Ituether aud Sprlni; ,
i Fullering, llulvey aud Attuow. j
Club R H K
Portland rf- 1
.Oakland S
i liattsrtea llaecht, Homier and
Uoko: Hochler aud Read, .
Club R H
H'ooklyn . 8 IS
1 iltsl.urgh T 10
Poor Field Conditions Hold Up
Yankee Olympiad Training
Hatterles Petty. Elliott. Clar
sod Goovh; Kramer, Djwsou.
'i'usi her and Hargreaves.
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Club R
Toston S 8 4
Cincinnati 4 11 S
lotteries Barnes. Cantwell
and Taylor. Spohrer; Lucas and
I'iciulch.
tlub R H E
PhlUdelphia 40
St. l.oui S 8 1
Palteries Ferguson and Ler
lan. Alexander, Reinbart and
Kinilh.
A I. JOI-SON TO TRY MOY1KS
HOLLYWOOD. July !0. (CP
Al Jolson. stage comedian, to
nipht signed a lour term contract
with Arner Brothers for "talking
movie" production. He will con
tmueto appear on the stage, it
was announced.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Norris of
Los Angeles are visiting here for
a brief time.
j BY FRANK 1JKTTV
I'nilril I'itfs Sports Editor.
AMSTERDAM. July !0. (CP
. The American Olympic team Is
: handlTri d In its training by
the "worst track and field condi
; tlona ever seen at an Olympiad."
Wbea the 8. S. President
Roosevelt docked today there was
ao official welcoming committee
on hand and the athletes had to
find their way ashore the best
way they could.
The sprinters and distance run
ners hurried to the -stadium,
eager to take their first workout
on land. But they found the
cinder track only partially com
pleted and so full of holea that
it waa Impossible to use it.
"That track Is deplorable."
Lawson Robertson, head conch of
the American team, told the
United Press. "Only a miracle
could put tl In shape to give the
runners an even chance to break
records.
"I have heard that the dispute
between the Dutch Olympic com
mittee and the business men of
' Amsterdam, which has been hold
ing up work ou the stadium. hn
Been settled. The business men
believe they can complete the sta
dinra by next week. Maybe they
tan. but if It rains good night."
Twenty-two men swimmers and
iten girls worked, out hi private
pools today. The girls practiced
starts, sprints, and swam 360
meters slowly to accustom them
! selves to the water. Noue of the
I divers was able to work, because
boards were unavailable. The
Olympic committee started a
'search for boards and meanwhile
' the divers will use the ones they
; brought alrng.
; The Canadian team also ar
rived today and expressed sur
prise that the Dutch officials had
arranged no formal reception.
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.NOTICE
After this date. July 21. I will
no loncer be resoonslble for anv
, debts contracted by my wife.
,iaomt Taylor.
! MR. FRANK TAYLOR.
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PETKOIT. MUh. July I. U"'
t Johnny Hi-ko, Cltrelaud
henvyweticht. was an ea'y winner
oTt?r Johnny Squire. In a dull
10-ronnd bout here tctiiUht.
After being krld even In the'
oprntnK setOon and allowing
Squire to take the second. Kluko
rame bark and won ever round.
During the first two. manias the
Ohio ftghtrr ronrvntrattd his at
tack on Squire' head, but after
bloodying Squires' none, shifted
Ills attack lo the body with much
better success. i
Jack Itempsey. former heavy-;
weight champion, who reftireeU
the bout, and tlov. Fred Ureen of
Michigan were given enthusiastic -ovations
when they were Into
duced prior to the bout. i
Dual Meet to Be
Held August 11
Aboard S. 8. President ttoone
velt. July 20. I'D The Amer
ican Olympic committee today ap
proved a dun meet with the
British empire to be held at
Stamford Bridge, England, on
August 11.
The American team will send (
athletes to .compete In 12
events. The men who will make,
the trip have not been selected. ;
With the President Roosevelt !
due to dock at Amsterdam Frl- j
day . morning, the -athletfSvbegun
assembling their equipment tuilky lf
Tor tne -temporary - disentiiarka- f
tlcn. The team will go shore i
for a two-day workout and then,
will return to make quarters on,
the ship. The athletes will be j
ferried to and front the. stadium .
each day In a large launch after,
the games start. I
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Nationalista Wins
From Humphries
HOLLYWOOD. July 20. (UP)
Young Nationalista, Filipino fea
therweight, far outclassed "Red"
' Humphries, Los Angeles, to win
by a technical knockout In the
fourth round of their scheduled
ID-round bout here tonight.
The Filipino cut loose with a
terrific assault in the fourth
canto and floored Humphries for
a four ccunt. When Humphries
dropped again a few nee o nils
later the fight wan stopped. '
KlnHh Hast Inn, NVbruKka, and
Freddie Imperial. Filipino, fought
lx rounds to a draw. Krmldte
Albin lost the decision to Hyniie
Wiseman.
Homerun Hitters
Kriilny
Tavener, Tigers 1
Terry. Giants 1
Welsh, Giants 1
Harper, Cards 1
High, Cards 1
Stephenson. Cubs 1
Williams, I'hillles 1
leaders
Ruth, Yankees 38
Wilson, Culw 22
Bottomley, Cards 20
GehrlK. Yankees 19
Bissonette, Robins 18
Hornsbyv Bravea 17
Tutiila
National league 388
American league 322
Season's total 685
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