TAGE TWO
THURSDAY, nWEMItER U 102A
TIIF, KLAMATH NEWS
TEN-MEN TEAM
FEATHERWEIGHT
IDEA VETOED! BOOTS POPULAR
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American League Refute jcamoneri. Singer Match
to Send Representative i Friday, Slattery to
' . to League Meet j Meet Delaney
CHICAGO. Per. 12. (VP) XEW VOKK. IV.-. 12. tlPl
Tito "Ion-men" baseball team , Popular price und now faces
fd, advanced bjr President Johu have stimulated Interest lu nox- .
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day night' bout between Tony '
Cansoucrl, former featherweight;
champion, and Al Singer, young :
Heydler of the National Lea cue,
""4' failed to find an approving voice
Jamnng Iho owner and director
of the American Lengiie here to
iluy. The nuesllon was discussed
several hmirti, fiitlowiug which a
vole wc taken. The result was
the unanimous disapproval ny the
. American League bead,
i '-. IJej dler's proposal was made
' f' niih the view that a pitcher who
; .' was ''going good' lu a close game
t. could be saved for his team If a
'tenih man" or pluch hitter were
Kiaue available. The pinch hit
tor'a presence In the game would
have no effect on the pitcher'
status and he could continue lu
the game without batting.
The' American League circuit
wa4 ' In ft rejeclful moud today
and voted alf-o not to send any
representative to tne meeting m i
the NuWoup.l Association of Pru-f'
t-
fessional Baseball Leagues at
West Baden. lad., at which the
draft Question was to be consid
ered.' . Frank Navin, owner of the Ie
trolt Tis-ire. wa re-elected vice
president of the American
Lea cue today. Phil Ball, owner
of the St. Louis Browns; Connie
Mack of the Philadelphia Ath
letics and Clarke Griffith ot the
Washington club will senre with
Navin on the board of directors.
Venison Feed Is
Enjoyed by Vets
Ahnni fift mnnlii ate venfton
-Taod enjoyed a general good time
at the banquet of the veterans
r of Foreign Wars, held at the
. . Winter Garden Tuesday evening.
lsViThis was the first annual venison
"" '
t I3ut wnere am me xenisuu
r come from?" was the question
f-T-teard most often. It was re
, vea'.cd last night that the meat
'"" : Had been In cold storage since
the closing ot.tne aeer season.
fp':' Tills main dish, was served stew-
. v C3 aaa ruuLou.
f During the evening Jack Bow-
ring and Dewey Foweil put on a
..special entertainment. Lloyd
Ireland of Los Angeles,
Bronx buy. to draw the third
capacity house at Madison Square!
Garden this winter. ,
With a top price of ti.t9 pre
vailing, the C'anionerl-Siiiger
bout is expected to duplicate thet
suecease of the Joe Gliok-llahy !
Joe Can and Tufty Griffith-!
Jimmy Braddock bout. Both
drew capacity crowds.
Since losing his featherweight ;
crown to Andre Houtis of '
Franco. Canxonerl has defeated !
Gaston Charles, rugged French
man, and knocked out I Melt
Suggs. . Singer overnight has
bounded to the front ranks of .
the featherweight, and In recent '
bouts has scored knockouts over
.Voskowltl, Johnny Lawsou :
and Fete Zivlc. I
Tommy Loughron's departure !
from Chicago tu start his heavy- j
weight campaign Monday night j
agaiust Big Boy Peterson, who !
won over Paolino I'zcudun on a
foul at Kbbets field last summer,
has resulted In two of the out
standing IT 5-pound contenders:
giving up hopes temporarily forj
a title bout with Loughran. and
agreeing to meet themselves.
Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo,
who gave Loughran a close call
in a title bout last year, and j
Jack Delaney of Bridgeport. !
Conn., former light heavyweight '
tltleholder, signed today to meet 1
in a 10-round bout at Madison ,
Square Garden January 4. In j
two previous 6-ronnd bouts. Slat
tery won the decision each time.
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ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. II. (CPi
Three of the 31 Georgia Tech.
football players selected for the
game with the University of Cal
ifornia, at Pasadeua, Calif.. New
Year's Hay. In the Tournament
of Hoses, were reported suffering
from Influenza loday.
This may alter the lineup of ;
the Tech. contingent greatly, as;
many others on the team have
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CARNEGIE TECH
TO MEET U. S. C.
ON GRID FIELD
j Prize Spring Lamb
Sells for $1,210
A prl lamb, weighing ' tl''.
pounds, bringing J1210 l. In
Will Durtun of tlliuu.
LOS ANGELES. Dec. 12. (API
m... t-niiarciti- of Southern owner.
,.,,''.ii ..- will C'aliforitia carried high honors
, a"---. i ... ....tr mi . Carnegie Tech here ou IJcc-: ai ine nc;iii r.i
f wrestling Instructor for the 91st are ltrooke, guard; Edwards, re-1 . ,g9 Mid a teicgrara 'held in Los Augeles.
division during the World war. act guard, and Father Llmplin. ' ( ' T, ,an, ,01d u, ,u wr ;
entertained with several stunts, end. Warner Mircll. back, is re- . Ir0'u u,ln,, ' J , ' ,,. j ,, ,, . ..... .,, bv ,he !
flu" also :er' maiiusci, t - - ,
, craduate nunager late last Hauaer i'acklng . ompany of Ix)i
night. Wilton wired from New Angeles for the. New house Hotel!
York. The game with the Skibos lot Salt Lako Cliy. The lamb;
jj -mm , rounds out tne i rojans miui ,
KeSerVatlOIl MUSt 'program for next season. The This lamb defentea the Ilamp-!
scheduling of the Carnegie Tech inhiro lamb, grand champion ot
game here was considered neces- 'the Fat Stork Show in San Fran-j
sary by the Trojan management cisio In November that was sold i
because of three big games away ifor JI9 per pound to .Mrs. James I
from home next year Stanford, j Allen. The Hampshire weighed;
Washington and Notre Dame. 90 pounds. ;
There were talks from Noble j covering from the
Canter, commander, and W. C. j
RacKea. Captain Abbey, presld
cd as toastmaster.
Oregon May Play
. Eastern Grid Team
;' El'GENE, Ore., Dec. 12, (AP)
Permission for the University
of Oregon to bold an intersect
ions! game either In Eugene or
Liquor Selling on
Stop, Is Warning
PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 12, (A
P) " Sale of moonshine ou the
Klamath Indian reservation must !
stopt" this declaration was made '
by assistant United States dls-
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,7') C
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Chocolates
arc rich in the I'nc-rgiz-iny.
proteins and carbo
hydrates that P1:I? you
UP. Such foods are not
fattening-
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WE GIVE S & II GREEN STAMPS
Florizel Chocolates arc Available at
BLUE BIRD CONFECTIONERY. Klamath Fulls
PIONEER DRUG COMPANY. Chiloquin '
Portland next Thanksgiving or "a attorney Francis .Marsh In
the Saturday following was given federal district court today when
here today by Dr. Arnold Bennett Ma Landazurl. niexican laborer.
Hall, president of the university. Pleaded guilty to eight counts of
after ' a conference with Jack indictment charging sale or
Benefiel, graduate manager. Ore- liquor to Klamath Indians.,
gon plays her final conference Federal Judge McNary sent
gaine next season November 16, enced Landazuri to 13 months in
lU'H leaving the schedule open McNeil's Island. Landazuri Is the
t 'a.
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it
ror a game with an outside team.
IJenefiel telegraphed Joe Mc
Keown, studeht body president,
uo Is now in the east attend
ing a student conference, to got
In touch wiln as many prospec
tive opponents as possible. Mr.
Ilrnetlel has also started negu
tiatt ins with several middle welt
und eastern teams.
McDUFFER
MISSAPl'TTA GOLF CLUB
By Uarrie Payne
WCH IS 2 HQIZS
hMie OWKX G73 COW
AND FMHIE S SOUS
AND BISHOP OF.MAOfI
WIU. NOW DISCUSS THAT
VERY IMPORTANT QUMTIOm)
C"r TKEWs A UFeA
HOT IF VOUR
HuSBAKO rlAV5
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second .Mexican to enter a plea
of guilty to charges of selling
liquor on the Klamath reservation
within the lai.1 week.
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INVITE MAPLE
TO PLAY EAST,
WEST CONTEST
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
C'orvallls. Dec. 12. Howard
Maple, Orange quarterback, has
been Invited to play In the East
Went game Decemlwr 2 lu the
Kezar stadium, San Francisco,
according to announcement made
by officials of Islam temple of
Shrine. Tho game Is played for
the benefit of Shrincr's crippled
children's hospital. Maple has
been mentional as all-American
quarterback by a number of
authorities this year ufler hit;
showing In tho victory over New
York university.
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