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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1931)
THE KLAM'ATH NEWS FAC2 TWO 10)1 EW MM Klick and Pothier Clash Tonight in 'Red Hot' Rematch SB.1I EVENTS PROMISE REAL FISTjIGIITS Valker Una Up Curd Like The Good Old Py' For Tonight Tton'll be a hot tl m u Id town tonight." they sang beck la t whea Matchmaker Jnek 'Walker came over to th Cnlted State, m ta make Hf tbinit Ilka It Bsed to be In the old days whea be find the beat lightweight In th gam Jack matched Fnnkle kllck and Pointer lor the main event to Blght at Legion hall. It nil tarted down at Merrill aonple of montba o whan Klick took a dtclalon and a cleee ona -over Pothier whom ha thought to ba a "busher" and did not think would . give blm any trouble at all. cororrioMa this Tha Frenchman wan t satis Mad. That night ba didn't under ataad tha rnlaa and fouiht both handa fra in tha clinchaa no rordlna. to tha Amnrtcan boxing association rulaa while tha rat 'eree, speaking in Kaglleh which Pothier didn't nndarauad, aald ona hand tree That waa that aad . Klick had tha baat of tha in fighting. M , Pothier also waaa't used to tha Aatoriraa "rough nnd ready" atyla of fighting. But ainco that Bleat all ia changed. CfcMMiKD SOW ' Flrtt place, Kllck la In B lot Will? ehape aad known tha Freachmaa la plaaty tough. Sec sag place. Pothier can ander ataad taatrnctiona now aad baa learand the American .technique la the ring. t That's what makes tha boat tonight promise to be even bet ter than their former perform aaee which drew a houee of nearly IMS fana who cheered and cheered through the bent. They'll ail be there again to- ' night to aee tbo and of the mat- : tar. miivvwvm va apaaKfl Then there la the Rd Mandott aad Speedy Spark aflalr which la scheduled for aix rounda. They are evenly matched tor weight. Red kaa beea learning eomelhiag of ring geuenlahlp and haa a great pnach combined with n fighting heart. He can stand punishment. Tha veteran Sparks alill la claasy. He can still stand punishment and can box. aa well aa punch. At a abow in tha Elka dab In which no decisions were giren be prored bla class and waa anickly put on the card. The fight's a toss bp either wsy. Ted Kid Brans nnd Pawl An bertiu of Prance are well match ed for weight aad should put on a good abow. Aubertln lost a de cision to O'Dell last winter. Ha haa been working hard since that time, gained siren it h and like his aublrmate. Pothier. haa learned tha American system. F.Tans has a following with Klamath Falls tana and will put up a good battle. They nra sched uled to go six rounds in the double semi-wlndup. IX OCT Sl'RK Leech Cross and George Black man nnd Young Jack Johnson nnd Jerry MrKinney will meet In four round events that ahould open the card In good ships. - Fiddle Arthur will referee and Jack Praney will announce. Tlaketa for the card hare been selling fast and a packed house la assured for tha battle. LEADERS OF MAJOR LEAGUES piled by raited Press include gamea of May 13. LEADING BATTKRJ4 ab r h pet. Rath. Yankees 4? IT 10 . Hlmmons. A s 9 14 t .410 Alexander, Tlgera 94 IS SB .404 Fonaara, Indlans..l 10 3T .402 Ferroll, Brown.... 2 11 .371 HOME. Kl'N HI.IGGKKS Moresby. Cuba Klein, PhllllM Arlett, Phillies 5 Simmons, Alhletica - 6 - MNVBR, Colo., May 11 (UP) Mickey Cohen of Denver and Joe ftoodman of Cleveland, fought 10 rounds to a draw here tonight They weighed 137 pounda each. y-lTSMraHTV HMrBTOKBcP TMB: atKID3 Off -rue lamm. just a Cay o Hugh BOWD AACWOIC jft PUYS PITCH ,Q f SHOT MJfTH -vy I MCKU inj 5 STMXf, Tr)6 V4 I BALL IM A I Piticj ) w!. I TWC Rttrf y J "". How dun on execute pMch shot with barks? To put backspla oa a ball. It Is necessary that the ball be hit a crisp downward blow, taking turf Ifter the bail haa been sent on Its wsy. Play the ball a llitla more olf tha right foot. For this shot Roland Mackensie nsaa a aligbtly more epea eunca with tha heele Just a few Inchea apart. Ha pivots ery little and keeps his hands close to the body. TOMORROW: What la the proper foaltioa f the clab as the top of the backswlag la wood plejfT LOS ANGELES, May It. (VP) Cecil Payne, tha Kentucky col anal, won a It-ronad decision from Tod Morgan, Seattle, here tonight to captor the California lightweight crown held by Mor gan. Tod was down In the aeventh for a one-count, but the battle waa dose in the r emalning rounda. Morgan weighed lllSi and Payne 1331. Hymia Miller won a six-round derision from Rita Pnnay la tha semi-final event in n fair fight. Our Salerno won Referee Bob White's ey In the sit-round spe cial to win over Buster MalllnL Fana booed tha decision nnd tha poor fight, Frankla Dlas and Lloyd Smith drew (4): Pete Savidra dedsioa ed Willie Aavla (4). PORTLAND, May It. (BP) Toung Firpo. Burke. Ida- miner, lit S-S and flanrela Dixon. Portland' negro. 1. fought a torrid 10-round draw in ine mam event here tonight. L. l.k waa tntir- h-BHll-CO from tba opening bell, with both fightera apparently imeu. on gaining n victory. Dixon waa in better abape than ha had been for months, and clearly ahowed that be "meant business." Am tha hall nnr out. ending the fight, n deafening chorus of mingled cries rang out as ins refers pronounced tb contest n draw. . . Maoy of tha fans tnougnt tnai m aknM hivi had the de- ciiion because of bis slight supe riority in long-range punching. Flrno'a consistent rushing tactics snd offensive won him tha draw lflw.'"10"- a ....,,., at in mo -rtun ,-. iTrulmsns, 160. took a decision ' D.,t Siamnn. 14S. Trill- man'a got the decision on ag greaaivaneaa. . a A large crowd watched tbo flghta. Members of the Neighbors of Woodcrstt who wish to attend the district convention banquet Thursday, May xS. at the Metho dist church, are asked to call 1150-R mornings or 27 eve nings to make their raservattona this week. Fight Results BOXING TONIGHT Lesion Hall 3:30 MAW EVENT 10 ROUNDS Frankie Klick, San Francisco Coast Champion Featherweight VS. Pierre Pothier of France Kuroaeaa Champion .Featherweight DolBLF. BEMI-WIXDtP- Red Mandott vs. Klamath Fall , Paul Aubertin vs. Of Fresco TWO GOOD 4 ROUND PRELIMINARIES Popular Price - ATHLETICS TAKE FIRST PLACE SPOT Down White Sox; Grov Is Hero; Reds nd Boa ton Divide Two By DIXON STRWART raited lrv- Staff Correapoadeat NEW YORK, May It. (CP) rears that Connie Mack's Ath letics had loat their champtonablp punch appear to have been pre mature, tor the Philadelphtans are back In their old familiar role as American league pace makers. The Athletics gained first place today for the first time this season when they Iroanced the Chicago White Sox. I to 1. The victory enabled the Phlla delphlana to move .011 percent age polnta ahead of tha New York Yankeea who are tied with ; the A'a In game won and lost. GKOVK H HKRO Lefty Grove, nee of tha Phila delphia mound staff, wee the hero of the victory. He allowed ouly four bita and walked two, the Sox making tbelr only runa on aa error, Reynold's triple and FothergiU'a alnxle. after the As bad taken a four run lead. Jimmy Foxg lad the Aa Bine bit attack on Pat Caraway with three atnglea aad At Simmons turned In a homer aad a single TICihKS VICTOR Vie Sorrell pitched Detroit to I t to victory over Boston In the only other American league game of the day. The triumph advanced Detroit to within .00 1 polnta of a first division berth and waa Boston' 'first defeat during th current intersections! competition. , gorrell allowed ti Red Sox nine hit but waa ' In-lble In the pinches while a mala bunched three of tlu.r aix hit to score their runs In the fourth. Stone and Owen singled and Hay worth' double drove them In. RKIWi. BO TON SPLIT Th gamea between Washing ton and Cleveland and New York and St. Louis ware postponed be cause of rain, and wet grounds, and the National league contests between St. Lula and Phlladal- rhln; Pittsburgh and Brooklyn nd Chicago and New York were cancelled because of cold and rainy weather. The other National league clubs, Cincinnati and Boston di vided a donbleheadar with Bos ton winning the opener. 4 to f, aad Cincinnati taking th night cap. 3 to 2. BBRGKR HITS HOMER Big Ed Brandt turned In his fifth consecativa triumph of the season to give the Braves the first game. He allowed Bin hits while bis mates collected only eeven off Benton nnd Carroll, but waa given a three run lead In the first and coasted to vic tory. Wallla Berger atarted bis mate to victory by alamming hla first home run of the year In th first inning with D re seen on base. Doubles by Harvey Hendrtck and Cliff Heathcote. Brooklyn and Chicago eastoffs, enabled Cincinnati to break a flv gam losing streak and win the aecond game. With (be score tied at two. all in the eighth, Handrick con nected for his second double of th gam. Heathcote. batting for Ford, doubled and drove In tba run. Len Holland Leads English Medal Play BOCTHPORT, Eng.. May It. (I'P) Len Holland, British pro fessional, won medal honor of the qualifying round of the 17.000 Dunlop-Sonthport golf tournament today. Holland today added a 69 to his 73 of Monday to hold an aggregate of 141. One stroke behind was Joe Turneea of Elmaford, N. Y., with 7J-49 141. All United States entrants qualified. ROINDS KACH Speedy Sparks Sacramento, Calif. Ted 'Kid' Evans . Klamath Valla Major League Scores By I'nlted Press AMKRIt'A.N I.KAtil'K R. H. E. Boston V 0 Detroit . 3 3 Batteries: Russell, Llsenbee and Berry; Sorrell and Hay worth, New York at St. Louis rain. Washington at Cleveland rain Philadelphia I t 1 Chli-agu 14 1 Batteries: Grove and Coch rane; Caraway and Grube. NATIONAL l.RKil K First gstne R. K. E. Cincinnati 33 Boston 4 7 0 Batteries: Henlon, Carroll and Sukefortb; Brandt aad Spohrer. Second game- Cincinnati , S T 1 Boston .., . 3 7 1 Hatterlea: Johnson and Styles, Sukefortb: Cunningham and Cro- Bln. St. Loula at Philadelphia, post. poned, rain. pittsDurgn at Brooklyn rain. Chicago at New York cold. AMERICA AS800ATIOX R. H. E. Indianapolis - SIS piansaa city 41 Batteries: Cvengros, Pence and Angley: Holler, Thomas and Pet ers, Padden. Toledo SSI St. Paul 0 S 0 Batteries: Mays and Kela; Betta and Fenner. Columbus t t t Minneapolis- Is 11 3 Batteries: Wetberell, Kunea, Winters. Dean nnd HJnkle; Ben ton and Hargrave. Louisville : OSS Milwaukee 13 14 3 Batteries: Hatter. Marcum, Williams and 8hea; Jonnard and Manlon. INTERNATIONAL I.F,C.VE First same R. H. E. Reading 31 Rochester - -.. -4 S 3 Batteries: Welch and Krueger; Bell and Florence Jersey City 0 1 Buffalo 7 13 1 natfarfaa ParkitiB. flraf. Hart man and Walah; Michaels and Pytlak. Baltimore . 60 113 1 Richmond. Weaver Mills, Proffitt aad Toronto Batteries and Gibson Stack. Newark at Montreal cold. Rerond game Reading 0 5 0 Rochester 3 t 3 Batteries: Greene, Carter and Legett; I. Smith and Jonnard. WESTERN LEAGUE No gamea scheduled. Dea Moines . 5 I . t St. Joseph 3 Batteries: Brown. Rurkhoffer, Sterling nnd Single: Richardson, Clough. Leonard. Kaln and Pond. fe j J " -4 -... ?..- c .1 J Helle "mm" Goodbye Indigestion and After-Eating Distress New Antacid Mints AT LAST a new, easy way to TV, quickly end stomach distress when you overeat or foods due eras. Just est a few Turns the delightful new Antacid mints that quickly neu tralize excess scids sweeten breath snd relieve heartburn, indigeiuoa, fit, sour stomach. You've never tatted anything like these FOB A CIS) HUMS wtm PORTLAND OVER TV0 GAMES UP Trounce Angels 10 to 2; Oaks, in Second, Lose To Shieks 7-2 SAN FRANCISCO, May 11 (t;p The Portland Bearers, leaden of the Pacific Coaat league, moved more than two full gamea ahead of th aecond place Oakland Acorns by trounc ing I.os Angeles, 10 to 3, to night. Tha reautt waa never In doubt after th Bsaver scored flv times in the IKlh Inning. Hollywood took advantage of four errors by Oakland to beat tha OakJ. 7 to 3. Yds waa on the mound for the Stare and blanked hia opponrnle alter the MK-nnd inniuf so that hi team might Jump Into fourth Place. A font finish gav th San Francisco Koala a S to 1 victory over Sacramento and undisputed hold on third place. Zlnn pitched for the Seals and al lowed only aix hlta but the score waa tied until the aeventh In ning. Seattle' Indians sent Page, their atar pitcher, against tha Missions, but won by a score of to 7 only after a hard battle in wblch they needed two relief nltchere. The Missions tied tbe score, seven-all, with three runa in tbe last of tb ssrsnth but were blanked from then on. Youngsters To Represent U. S. In Davis Cup Play NEW YORK, May IS. UP Four youngsters whose average age la aomathlng Iff than II years will represent thla country In the final round of the North American none Davla cup play againat Canada. The young men In question Frank Shields. Sldaey B. Wood, Clifford Sutler and Gregory Mingin were named by tbe C. B. L. T. A. today and form the most youthful squad vr dis patched la quest of Davis cup honor by and country. Their appointment, better than anything else, indicated the rapid rise of tennis' younger genera tion. Tha group, despite it ten der age. Includes four of the first ranking player In the nation. The team, under the direction of Its non-playing captain. Ber non 8. Prentice, will leave for Montreal Sunday night. The men will practice daily until Thurs day. May tl. when th final round play begins. Algoma Wiru Over Modoc Point Team Sunday afternoon the Modoe Point and Algoma ball teams plsyed a fast game of baseball on the Algoma diamond. The score stood 11 to 4 in Algoma'a favor at the close of the game. Although both teama had aome excellent players, the Algoma team showed better teamwork than the visitors. A large num ber of baseball fana from both communities attended the game. Bring Instant Belief delicious Turns nude with the Snsst mint obtainable. They act as quickly the taste is so agreeable and they're so bandy to use. Just carry Turns la Docket or puree for relief when smok ing too much or whan soma disagreeing food upsets your stomach. Get handy roll at your druggist? ta day only 10 cants. INsIsSESTIlf YOUR ii sjw ; i mm Coast League Results of Yesterday It II E San Francisco . 3 11 t Sacramento 1 y Bate: Sinn and Penebeky; Frellas, Gilllrk and Wlrta. v " R H E Seattle t 13 Missions . I II I Bala: Page, R. Frallae. Iiman akl and Cox; Cole, Walsh and II rente I, ' R H R Portland ..........10 IS l Loa Angela t 3 Rat: Bowmau and Woodall; Nelson. Peters, Moncrltf, tlablor aad Bcbulle. r ii n Hollywood . .. 7 1 1 Oakland t t 4 Bala: Yde, llray and Baaaler; Pearsoa aad Head. . BLUE LAWS MODIFIED FOR SUNDAY BALL IIARRI8BURO. Pa. May It. (VP) The (Irsl aurceaslul a I. tack since 174 on the famoua Pennsylvania blue lawa waa made In tbe bouse of representatives today on tbe Sunday baseball Question. At a colorful aeaaloa. tb hous paased by lot to I a local opiloa hill permitting cltlea and towna to deride whether to legalise Sunday baseball between the hour of 3 and p. m. Tha house alwaya had been the bulwark nxalnat modification of blue lawa. Thla fact had caus ed a spirited campaign, tor and againat the baseball bill. Now those who want Sunday baseball are optimistic that the bill will pass the senate and 'obtain tbe approval of Governor tilfford Plnchot. Enactment of the bin would permit, legalisation of 8unday baseball for la professional league teama In 14 place. Also enactment 01 ine Bill would be expected to end plana. now well underway, for tbe Phlladelnhla Alhletica to move their American league ball park to Camden, N. J., where Sunday baseball la permitted. - NEW YORK. May It. (CP) Ilalv'a ehamnlonahln boxing team holder of tbe Olymple title, will meet America a outstanding am laur tighten In a aerlea of Inter national bouta In Madison Square Harden tomorrow night, Thar will b sight bout In as many cli V Pick Vi 0Ji7DDlnl Cffic Athletic Club Plans Baseball Team for City Klsmsth Fall business man have sslsetsd thslr Iowa learn nd av placed them la th Southern Oregon Baseball league and will play away Irons home every other Suaday stsrtlng nest Sunday by Blaring Grama Paaa at Gnnta Paaa. That tuskee pos sible the use of the fairgrounds on the Sunday th horn team la away. A Bumuer or amomoua nan playera who turned out with the regulars and failed to place will now have a chance to turn out for a Klamath Falls second team. Thla team will play Ita first game next Sunday nt ine tair. grounds against lha (aat, hard hitting Merrill pine. Tonlaht will ba the flnt turn out and pnclire will stsrt at I o'clock. It will continue long enough for lb fellow who work late, to get a workout. Mr. Kll gor will meet with the boys on the grounds aad will explain conditions to all who turn out. Tbe team win oe anown aa o Klamath Athletic club and will alav every other Sunday at home and away from homo on the other Sundaya. Svnl teama al ready hav written In for game and competition will be atrong. The team will play lb Klm ath Pailrana a aerlea of gamee at lha and of th aeaaon for the elty rbamplonablp. nvery oeii piejrr Ihst turns out will get a chance to how what h can do Bd bo tavnrllee will b piayeo. I Kddl Arthur will haudl the am oa tha ground durlaf their gamea and will arrange a playing scneauio. Tilden Again Beats Richards ana-AU M.a 14 flTPl In I, nr. i -. -- - - - - well played match that want the full five aata, vtiiiiam Tilden of Philadelphia lonlght cored hi aecond elnlght victory over Vincent Richards of New Yerh in their series ior tn . . I . I- .kaatnlAluhlft Af the world. The score wr , ., !. !. Lightweight from Argentine Arrives NEW YORK. Nay It. (UP) Jualo 8uars, Argsnllne light weight, arrived In New York from Buenos Alraa today. Busres. who made an Impressive showing on bla first visit to thla country last season, will have aeveral flghtaeln New York thla aummer againat opponents to be aeleeled later. iour ROM THESE , -i rvHvtotfeMeplss Mk(rMf artlees egel tWaAc) dtfcett s agssWifcie hfM erfem fcVt raw ktfta. Ltd 4w aTtnl exawrh) help yea. ZlanswycteGraiMl CmyM hUtitXVtl Ptrttl m f es Iseesaiaer if :jz.05 eneVOsyfeB1 avSsffwaVaaWaf afrWwt MttebeOty Via Of dsn er Salt tsk City, Ticksts to Zion-Bryee-Grsnd Canyon on sal beginning Msy 22 to Yellowstone-Grand Teton Juns i. S topers rs anywhere cn tout. Round Trip Fans Tlckari aa gala dolly WfcswgsaBy ffsl ftstfanaasgf Beltimon . I145.M 1155.71 Montreal - . . f 145.74 1158.64 Boston . 1S7.H W it New York City . 151.70 1(11.62 Chicago - . SO. to 100.22 Omaha .... 75.60 85.52 Cincinnati . 110.40 120.32 Philadelphia . . 149.22 159.14 Denver - 67.20 77.12 St. Louis ... 85.60 95.S2 Detroit 109.9 119.84 St. Piul-Minneipolii 88.94 101.82 KansagCrr 75.60 85.52 Washington, D. C, 145.16 1S5.7S IssWMsi r leerM lie Sera Ws Nrtised a i C T. Stansoa, Gen seal Agent Union Pacific System 217 Forma Bldf. 1 107 Ninth St Sacramento Usast aaad me (res, one si eta mforaudoa C1ty. THM 0eM LAN B CURTIS WILL PRESENT CUP ACTERDERBY LOUISBVII.LK, Ky. May 13. (UP) Vice President Curtis will be the guest of Col. Mall J. Wluu for tbe Hth Kentucky darby Set urday. Ha la expected to reach Loulaevllle Thursday ar Friday, and during hla visit will occupy a aulte at the Brows hotel. Curtla, a life-long follower of the thoroughbred, la expected to present tha trophy to tha winning owner following the running of lha aea' outstanding 1-year old event. ' Activity at Churchill Downs was curtailed today by Die con tinued presence of a heavy Irark, caused by Intermittent showers Sunday and Mouday. Tha eastern Invaders, Twenty Grand, Mate, Kqulpolse, Surf Rusrd, Anchors Awelgb end Ladder, rested In their stalls awaiting a workout probably Wedn-aday If tbe track turna faaf. The eight or Bine randldalea counted on to carry the hopes of I lie west In Sat urdays race attempted II I ties In th way of tests, sis of thsm competing In the mile and al teenlh derby trial thla afternoon. NEW YORK, May II. (UP) Johnny Farrall and Gene Sarasen. V. S. professions! lollera, sailed for Europe tonight aboard lha Cunard User Henngarla, They will compete In lb British opsn at Carnoustlai Quality lo there, co results qvq ooro 3 ' ytllowttont Grind Ttton fessss Ame IS fo Septs etser f I VI Ahem Vis ftseaSaf $5U5 (81.(5 temid rVfa Th rough Pullmans from 0dra and Salt Lax City. from Klamath Falls beginning May 22 s Ml Maasanstl Mall II I! I Ii ! 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