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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1933)
I PAGE TWO THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON July 8, 1933. Sporting News Braucher's Sport Gossip Br BIO Branches Prlmo Camera U tearing Mf from the book of our letter-day champions when he an Bounces he will wait until to defend hit heavyweight till. Which leavee Mai Baar right out on a limb where there are no cocoanuta whatever. The opinion In thte corner la that the waiting will do Mlnler Baer more good than It will Camera. A year of Idleness will be of no help to all that flesh. MoTtes and TaudeTllle are not Terr good conditioners. Mora Burks Camera mut replenish hit bit bankroll. His share of the fight with Sharkey wat tome thlnit like 1.37. I nder the judicious handling of Bill Duf fy, this amount can be run up to well over 1100.000 with movie and TaudeTllle contract! of the sort that a champion can expect In these days of Increas ing costs of living. You can depend upon Mltter DuffVs knowing the quotations of all the stocks, including hit 17S pounds of prime beef. ra Preem undoubtedly will make enough to pay off that $14,000 breach of promise Judgment that Mile. Tertinl. the well known waitress, obtained In a London court. But the speculative urge Is not strong enough In this corner to try to buy that claim In the hope of profitable settlement. Jest a Workout Duffy'l decision to keep bis big guy out of the ring leaves Baer with one choice If he wants to fight this fall, and you can Just bet he does. That la a tight with Sharkey. Thia sounds like rather cold potatoes In view of the form Sharkey displayed against Car nera. but Sharkey might prove a pretty good boxing workout for alaxie at that. It appears to be a tight that cannot go beyond 10 rounde. Sharkey haa lost too much of hie atamlna to stay long against the punch-throwing Baer. When fighter passes 10. and has lived in Idleness aa Sharkey baa daring the last two years, an Inner tissue of fat sews it self Into bis body, and training will not take tt otf. Baer would OTerpower Shar key Just as Prlmo did. And maybe quicker. DID TOC KNOW THAT The center of the world soft ball enthusiasm It at Mid dleport, Ohio? . . . The big t school athletic field has been turned into a soft bsll plant . . . proceeds from S and 10 cent admissions have paid for bleachers Seating 1500, for fencea around the lot, and de fray the electric lighting bills . . . each year a couple of tour namenta are staged, and crowdt of J00O for these events are common. Drastic changes in California game laws have been brough about in hills recently signed by the governor, according to off! cial announcements in the Serv ice Bulletin, monthly publication aent out to members of tbe state division of fish and game. Many of these game law changes will be of particular In terest to local sportsmen who hunt In the Tule Lake area. A bill establishing a 15-bird daily duck limit, 30 per week, and 1 birds In possession has been an nounced, as well aa a four-bird possession limit on geese. This measure has been sdopted for the conservation or game birds. Another bill provides for an open season and bag limits on Chinese pheassnts, with the bag limit set at two cocks per dsy from November IS to 20, both days inclusive. A measure prohibiting the Im portation of mntkrats Into the interior valleys of California has also been adopted, and permits birds and animals legally killed In other states to be brought into California. The Klamath river Is closed to commercial fishing for salmon by these new lawt. and also des ignated as a navigable stream. Another section of the new laws provides that trial Judges may confiscate hunting and fish ing equipment, illegally used, conviction under the complaint, and provides for forfeiture cf bunting and fishing licenses upon tbe third conviction on violation of tbe fish and game laws. Strangler Lewis Beats Chicagoan In Portland Bout PORTLAND. Ore.. July 7, (AP) Ed (Strangler) Lewis, 140. of Olendale, Calif., took two falls out of three to win the main event of last night's wrest ling; matches here from Dan Koloff. 220. of Chicago. Lewis won the first fall with headlork In 22 minutes. Koloff evened the count with a fall In 7 minutes, on a series of reverse wrlstlockt. Lewis took the third nd deciding fall five minutes later with a body press. Okl Bhlklna, 216, Japan, de feated Everett Kibbena, 210, Chi cego, in the aeml-wlndup, . win ning two straight falls. Wong Buck Cheung. 214, Chi cago, took one fall and the de cision from Billy Severe, 220, Dubuque, Ia. in tbe preliminary. The Harmon International Avi atriz trophy for 1932 has been awarded to Amelia Earhart Put nam In recognition of ber solo flight across tba Atlantic. BOXING RUSSIAN LION, KRUSEWINNERS Boston Crab Puts Out Koverly In Legion Hall Match The Boston crab one of the meanest holds Al Ksraslck has developed in his qusrter century of knocking about the world was too much for George Kover ly. the Hollywood Sheik, last night and the Russian Lion came out Victor la about 13 minutes ot wrestling at Legion hall. Farmer Boh Kruse ot Oswego defeated Scotty Dawkins. new comer to northwest mats, taking two out of three falla with his famous double wristlock and a body crush. Koverly Showa Stuff The good looking Hollvwood Sheik looked good In his ring tactlca, too. until the wily Kara- sick got his chsnce at the Bos ton crsb. Koverly carried the battle to the Russian from the start. With his 25 years of ad vantage In age, he gave the Rus sian and bis years of experience plenty of trouble. His attempts at headlocks were staved off by Al, bnt a flock ot rabbit and forearm punchea had tne former world champion groggy at one time. It took Karaslrk 14 minutes to get the first fall. lis put Koverly out with his punishing crab, and the southerner needed an extra five mlnntes to return to the ring. Karasick, who usually asks and givea no quar ter, was Induced to give his youthful opponent the extra time by Louie Polin. Klamath sporting goods msn who adopted the Russian and served aa his second. But when Koverly re turned tor tbe second period Karasick went after his Injured bsrk. He soon had him bend ing over the ropes in pain and Referee Warren stopped it bnt not until George's second had pushed Karasick back Into the middle ot tbe mat with a neat punch. Dawkins Popular Scotty Dawkins, who brings with blm quite a reputation from the east and south, proved popular with the big crowd that filled the Legion hall. He was a game battler, and offered no alibis for his defeat. Scotty took the first fall In a little more than 14 minutes with a body press which followed a series of Sonnenberg butts. Kruse flashed bis deadly double wristlock In the second period and won a fall. He took the last In a sudden flurry of close up battling which ended with a body crush. Al Karasick, In his shower room after the bout with Kover ly. said the young man had given him one of the toughest eve nings be has spent in some time. "That boy's good," he said. "He's going to ret to the ton." Pete Bellcattro and Ray Fris- Die. neavies who have shown here a number of times, were Introduced from the ring and given an opportunity to toss challenges at the Russian Lion. LONG BEACH. Cal.. July 7. (VP) Three eastern and three western crews, primed to break the record for the 2000-meter marine standard course, rested last night after their final prac tices for the inter-colleglate row ing regatta wlilch opens todav. Cornell, California. Washing ton and the University of Cali fornia at Los Angeles, worked out briefly In the morning and Yale and Harvard, apparently satisfied with their condition as shown in previous workouts. stayed off the course. Late today. In two heats of three each, the six will churn down the course where the last Olympic gamea rowing events were decided. The four that survive the preliminary heats will row It out Saturday. lale was an Increasing favor ite at the regatta n eared and Washington was held to have the best chance to trim the Blue. Cornell wat considered the dark horse and U. C. L. A. was given no cnance. The first preliminary heat is expected to be the best, with Cornell, Yale and California as entrants. Yale seems certain to finish one-two In tbls heat and the best fight of the day should be between Cornell and Califor nia for the other qualifying po sition. Record Time Eineeted The second heat will bring to gether Waahlngton, Harvard and U. C. L. A. The first two are expected to qualify without much trouble, eliminating U. C. L. A. All crews, except U. C. L. A., a novice to the game, have been conceded a chance to better the record ot :28.z, set by Italy In the 193J Olympic gamea. It may be bettered today in the first heat. If not then, most aurely a new record should be set Sat urday. Yale and Washington have cut under the Italian rec ord In practice runs BASEBALL Ellsworth Vines Loses To Jack Crawford, Australian, In Wimbledon Final Round WIMBLKDON. England, Juljr 7 U) Jack Crawford, Australian tar, won lha final round ot tha men'a atonies, and with It I ha Wimbledon championship from Kllswonh Vine today, 4-6, 11-9, fi-2. 2-. The Australian became, tempo rarily at least, kin ot lha, tenon world aa he added tha , priiel Wimbledon titlo to that ot hit oative land and of Krance. Some Kevortl! Ills bitter five-set victory over Vine, who won the title last year, follows by only a few week a straight set victory over Henri rochet, one great ace of France. In the finals of the French cham pionships. It was the eighth meeting be- IIP ON LEADERS By The AiwocUtcil Press The whims of the rain Gods have helped to return Portland to a threatening position In the Coast league pennant race, a bare two points behind Los An geles and three gamea back of the first place Sacramento Sena tors. Doubling up this week against Seattle to make np for early sea son postponements, the Beavers hare played three extra gamea and now hotd a 5-1 advantage In the series. The seventh place Indians, handicapped by a small mound staff, took another dou ble trimming from the cham pions last night, 4-1 and 7-. Turpln appeared In the Port land box tor the first time thia season In the opener and atopped tbe Indiana with hits. red Berger, Beaver outfielder, pro vided the winning punch In the 7-inning nightcap, driving in 4 runs with a homer and two aln gles. Los Angeles made It four straight over the Missions. 5-4, with outfielder Tuck Siainback i driving Hn the winning run- In the ninth with his third bit of the game. Fay Thomas struck lout 8 Beds In winning. Sacramento Jumped on Mike Saloni'en for 6) runs In the first three innings at Oakland yester day and scored two more oft Glenn Gabler to win handily, 8-3. Except for a bad fourth Inning when the Oaks bunched 3 hits for 2 runs, Laurt Vinci had an easy time of It on the Senator mound. Joe Demaggio hit safely Id his 4 1st consecutive game as his San Francisco teammates pound ed out a 13-5 victory over Holly wood to even the series. The 18-year-old rookie whacked a single and double. Playing third base In place of Leo Ostenberg who has a sore arm, Msnager Jimmy Caveney had a field day, driving; In 4 runs with a double and brace of singles. BIG LEAGUE CLUBS By The Associated Press With their all-star argument a matter ot record, major league clubs, with some exceptions, re turned to the normal course of baseball today. Inaugurating new Intersectlonal series In both elr cults. The wes terra National league dibs, who suffered painful re verses In their recent tour of the east, resumed their home stands against eastern opposition while the American leaguers from the midlands, figuring per haps they could do no worse on the road, began an attempt to beard the powerful eastern clubs in their pwn dens. The St. Louis Cardinals, who lost 13 to 21 games on the road, 10 of them In the east, opened at home against the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Cincinnati Reds, who won only four games ot 16 In the east, tackled the revived Boston Braves, and the Chicago Cubs dug In to withstand an In vasion by the New York Giants, leading the National league by hVt games. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia were to begin hos tilities tomorrow. In the American league, the only games scheduled sent tbe Detroit Tigers against the Yan kees at New York, and the Chi cago White Box against the Ath letics at Philadelphia. The Bt. Louis-Boston and Washington Cleveland series are to open to morrow. House Of David, Giants To Come Two of the nation's itrongest Independent baseball teama will appear In Klamath Falls tils yesr against the Klamath Fails Pelicsns. They are the House of David and the Gllkerson Colored Giants. Signing of the two teams win an nounced today by Frisco Kd wardt. Pelican manager. The bewhlskered warriors, led this year by Ororer Alexnnder. former big league pitching star. will show here Thursday, July 20. The negro tossers will be here July 25. TENNIS tween the new and the old title holders of Wimbledon with Craw ford victor now In three matches to five for the American cham pion. Vines easily took the first set - but Cra furt) then came bark to run off the next two. the third ' raiser easily. Whan ' the American came flashing bark with all his old speed to win t-t and even the matrh It seemed at though he had the championship again at his merry, but Craw ford, a real stylist ot tha count and almost aa big aa Vines, wss not to be denied and smashed through to victory to gain right ful ranking aa the leading player of the world. ODELL LAKE TROUT The "big ones" are biting at Odell lake. If a fellow can believe the fish stories branded with ah official mark and put out by offl cert of the fish and game division of the stste police. One Mackinaw trout weighing 26 pounds and another of lti pounds, have been taken on the aoutb tide of Odell lake on big spinners. On the north side of the lske small eastern brook trout are rising to a fly. but all the biggest fish are being caught on apinnert used In trolling, ofticera declared Good catches are being made In the open area on Odell creek near the mouth at Davis lake, where fish weighing as much as four and five pounds are taking a fly. Fishing Is also good at Davla lake. Llmita of large eastern brook trout are being canght on a fly In Marsh creek, near Crescent lake. The most popular fly is a "Scotch Gaddla." Good catchea have been made at Fith lake, and some good troll ing reported from Lake o' the Woods. Fishing Is picking up on Wood river, and fly fishing is good on Seven .Mile creek. The North Fork of the Sprague river bat yielded a number of limit ratchet recently. The fish are small, but Just the good "eat ing" tlxe for real fish lovert. Numerous limit catchet and some great big ones were tsken at Rocky Point during the recent holidays, according to anglers and game wardens. Roads and lilrhways to all fish ing lakes and streama are report ed to be in excellent condition, and prospects look good for the fltblng vacationist. Twenty-five or 30 Medford golf. ers will be entertained and met ' In match play here Sunday. The matches will be played at the j Reamea Golf and Country club. The divot diggers will start to tee off at 10 o'clock. A Dutch lunch will bo served at noon. A number of prizes ' have been offered by Klamath golfers snd business men. This Is the flnt meet between Klamath and Medford this sea-1 son. The local golfers divided a home and home series with Bend. Sarazen Loses All Hope of Retaining British Open Title ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, July 7, UP) Densmore Shute of Phila delphia came through with a great finish today, shooting his fourth round In par 73 for a total I of 292 for the 72 holes, and a tie ' with Craig Wood, another young American from Deal, N. J., tor the lead In the British open golf championship. ST. ANDREWS. Scotland, July 7, P) On the same 14th hole that proved disastrous for Walter Hagen In the third round. Gone Saraxen apparently killed alt hope of retaining the British open golf championship this afternoon by taking an eight on his fourth and final round. Until he met this withering blow, Sarazen had made a great tight to overhaul two Americans and three Brltona who were tied at 64 holes for the lead with 21 strokes esch. The quintet con sisted of Leo Diegel, Joe Kirk wood. Henry Cotton, Abe Mitchell r.4 Syd Kasterhrook. '...m, out In 3d, even par ot hla ' .st -ound, was setting the pace. Hagen bad taken a seven on the 14th in the morning, and posted zi for 64 holes. Ssrnzen finished hit fourth round with a 75, for a total ol 203. Tills was ten stroket back of hlg record ecore In winning the nag iiritisn open, ana lert mm wide open to a flock of doting at tack. COLF LAKEV1EW TO IjUEGl District Championship in State Series To Be Decided Here. Klamath Falls' American le gion Junior league baseball team will meet, tha l.akevlaw l.eglo.i Juniors here Sunday morning. The game will determine the championship of this district, and put the winning team on the trail toward the state 'championship, which will be decided In Klamath Falls at the State Legion conven tion lu August. The locals have a atrong com bination again (his year, and are being plrked aa one ot the bast teama In the sute. Chsnces are good that Klamath Kalle sport fans will see tbslr own team In action whsa the convention series Is played. Ijikevlew Newcomer The I.akevisw Junlurs havon'l been In the state series long, but are said to have a bunch o( capa ble ball players that will maka the Klamath team show some thing to get by the tint hurdle in the stale race. If Klamath wins this game, ths winner ot Medfor'd'a district will be played next Saturday at Med ford. The winner is expected to be the Medford team. Marth field'i district cornea next, aud then Eugene will be met. If tin Klamath team geta that far, it will appear in the atate aeries against Portland. Eastern Oregou and Northern Willamette teama. Tram Picked The lineup for the game was announced today by Lynn Roy rroft. coach, and Vincent O'Brien, manager. It Includes James, pitcher: Tsstega. catcher; Staa ney, first: Young, second; Wske msn. short: Qulstad. third: Hodge, left field: Muttelmsn, cen ter field, and Green, right field. On the rotter also are Williams and Fuller, catchers: Howie and Knudson, pitchers: Crapo. utility inflelrier, and Atkins, utility out tlelder. The game will be played at tbe fair grounds, and will start at 10:30 c 'clock. East Side Tossers Will Meet Malin The East Side baseball team will go to Malln Sunday and meet the Malln team at 2 o'clock. Newton and Boyd or Hrown make up the East Side battery. 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' Klamalb Falls sport fsnt will be treated to a special baseball dish Sunday, when four strong teams meet In a double-header at the fair grounds. In the first game the Klamaili All-Stars will meet the llend Shamrocks, one of the toughest aggregations In F.asiern Oregon. In tha second gstne tha Psllrana of Klamnth Falls will cross hate with Ashlnud In a Southern Ore gon league contest. Frisco Edwards' Pellrant ars In a drive for the league leader ship. They are at present bunch ed with Medford and Itossburg In second plsce, only a game behind the leading Coqulllo nine. The Pelicans must win the gsme Sun ilsy to keep on the championship trail, for Coqullle metis ths tall end Eagle Point tossers on ths cellar champs' home lot. In the other lesgue game of the week snd Medford will play at Hoseburg. The opening gsme will see the All-Stars out to avenga a defeat handed them earlier In tba sea- ton by the llend club. 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