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PAGE TWO THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON July 28, 1033. HFjTTU:? A'MT Braucher's Sport Gossip By bill bravcher KKA Service CHICAGO. July 17. Joe Kurth vs. Ernie Smtth law renre Ely vs. Sun Williamson Harry Xewnisn T- Morley Drury Roy Hornman vs- Frank Chrlstensen rat Kentner Tv Bill Beasley! What a rvtball ram It will be whea those atari and a lol IP or DM Aug. 14 la the Cen tury ot Progress football game between tha n-.!d-west aad west eoait. And with Howard Jones directing tha wwtera Kiii and Dick Haaley e;!:M the m'.a west, all tha tricks In tha bat wni be pa:ie. Tha roster ot each team will shine wita All-America atara ot tha past year, and Jones has area ion so far as to resurrect Morley Drary. that great quar terback of ois h:.' Trojan squad. With oth lineups announced It la hard to vision a Una that caa ttaad ap before either of the backflelds. or a backfield that can penetrate either ot the lines. The westera squad's line will boast ot Arbelbtde and Srarllng. of Southera California. Nesbit. Washington, and Slavich. Santa Clara, ends: Tay Brown and Er nie Smith. Southern California. Dick Toier. California. Paul Soh-w-egler, Washington, and John soa. Utah, tackles; Johnny Bak er aad Tipton. Southera Callfor Bia. Pete Helser, Stanford. O'Brien. Washington, and Gill. California, guards, and Stan Wil llamson, Southera California center. The backs will be Morley Dra ry, Max Krause, Gouzaga. Galus Sharer, Southern California. Hank Schaldach, California. George Sander, Washington State, BUI Beasley, St. Mary's and Frank Chrlstensen, Utah. The eastern squad will hare Wesley Fesler, Ohio State, Dick Fend, Northwestern, aad Brad Robinson, Minnesota, at ends Clarence Munn, Minnesota, Jim Harris, Notre Dame, and John Koklch, Indiana, at guards; Joe Kurth. Notre Dame, Jack Riley, Northwestern, aad Marshall Wells. Minnesota, at tackles, and Lawrence Ely, that great Ne braska star, at center. The backfield will be compos ed ot Lew Hlnchman, Ohio State, Harry Newman, Michigan, Pug Rentner, Northwestern, Jim Pur- Tla and Koy liorstman, Purdue, Jack Manders, Minnesota, and Gil Berry, Illinois. With such an array ot stars a both sides, earning plenty ot weight and able to steam up a driving speed, you can look for deception to win the game. Both Hanley and Jonea are known for trick play and the Incorporation of all styles in their attack. Kicking and for ward passing will bear a lot of weight in the game, as both aides hate excellent kickers and plenty of passers and receivers. The passing attack of the west win probably center aronud Dru- ry, paaslng, with Arbelbide, Nes- olt, Schaldach and Beasley re ceiving; that of the mid-west probably will see Newman hear lag them with Renter, Berry, Fesler and Fend catching. Sporting News H BOXING BASEBALL TENNIS COLF RACING FISHING WRESTLING BOSTON 1 SPLIT I GAMES Red Sox Prove Trouble some to Champions; Giants in Lead. Sporting Briefs NEW YORK, July 17, (UP) Hans Blrkle. German heavy weight, last night woa a deci sive ten round decision over Frankle Edgren ot Cheyenne. yo., in tneir return bout at Fugazy Bowl, Coney Island. Thev hattled tn rira. nn tha Primo Carnera-Jack Sharkey coampionsnip cara. Birkle weighed 199 pounds Edcren IRS 1.1 la the ten round semi-final boo unn, 7(, Brooklyn, took the verdict over Sam Portney, 168 V, Brooklyn. (By United Press) AT NEW YORK, Golden City Arena Paul Boesch, Brooklya, drew with filra DnminA T. Bid Westerich, Hungary,' threw i-y nunams, rew York; Jerry Monahan. f:llfnrni hw Jack Hurley, Ireland; Joe May Bard, New York, threw Jack -nnsaeu, Oklahoma. STANDINGS (By The Associated COAST W. Sacramento , 69 Portland (8 Hollywood 67 Los Angeles 66 Oakland , , ,., , 2 Missions 4g San Francisco 44 Seattle 41 AMERICA V W. Press) L. PCT. 46 .600 46 .696 47 .hi 47 .584 60 .464 68 .414 TO .386 70 .369 Washington New York . Philadelphia Detroit . Cleveland Chicago Boston . Bt. Louis ... NATIONAL W. PCT. ,641 34 .630 45 .611 New York Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis - Boston 65 (3 -.61 48 - 47 Cincinnati 41 Brooklyn 87 Philadelphia 37 48 50 50 II 63 L. 66 42 .419 .47 .442 .446 .357 PCT. .604 ,658 43 .543 45 .616 45 64 62 .611 .432 .416 62 .416 Racer Injured At Los Angela LOS ANGELES, July 27, ypv Injured when his machine locked wheels with another on a turn a, the Ascot aaurer last night, Ernie Trlplett, twice winner of the Pa cific Const automobile racing title, today was reported by the White Memorial hospital attaches as resting comfortably. By Hoc- S. Fwllertoa Jr. (Associated Press Sports Writer) The Boston Red Sox appear to have developed Into a particular thorn la the collective sides ot the world's championa. For the second time the Sox hare proved troublesome to the Yanks at a time when they need every victory they caa get. The New Yorkers played a double- header In Bostoa Wednesday, with a chaace to tie Washington for the American league before going Into a "crucial" series with the Senators, hut they came out still a game behind after an even break. New York won the opener on Wednesday la a 2-9 mound duel between Vernon Gomex and Bob Wefland, la which each southpaw allowed five hits. Bostoa came back and smashed Walter Brown off the hill In the fourth tnniag, scoring five runs to wia the sec ond game. 9-4. Washington was rained out at Philadelphia. The Detroit Tigers and Cleve land Indians, a game apart in the race for the last berth ia the first divlsioa, took different routes to victory. The fourth place tigers slugged it out with the St. Louis Browns, winning 9 to 7. Tommy Bridges provided the winning runs by hitting a triple with the bases full Just before he was driv en to the showers by a tire-run outburst In the eighth. Gf iints Keep Lead Willis Hudlin, six hit flinging was an important factor la Cleve land's 7-1 victory over the Chi cago White Sox, while the Hose contributed to their seventh straight defeat by making three errors la succession In the sev enth to give the Indians three runs. In the National league the pace-eetting New York Giants took advantage of the rain that kept their leading rivals. Chicago and Pittsburgh, from playing, and Increased their lead to four games over the Cubs by winning a twlf bill from the. Brooklyn Dodgers. ' The clouting of Joe Hutcheson rookie outfielder, was the only bright spot tor Brooklyn, as Hal Schumacher and Hy Bell limited the Dodgers to four hits to win the opener 5-3, and Bad Psrmslee pitched six-hit ball for a 4-3 vic tory In the nightcap. Hucheson hit two home runs, driving In five counters. Mel Ott won the FAMOUS RAJAH RETURNS TO BASEJULL CAREER DETERMINED ON VICTORY By WH.UAM F. BVIXIYIX ST. LOUIS. July J7, llT)- Roners Hornabr. th famous "Rajah. who thus (ar in 1933 had b??n a dimmtil baseball him friary, came bark Into hit own Wednesday when he iras sinned to manatee the St. LouU Browns. True to the Hornsby character istics, the colorful rajah, a stormy figure of the diamond tor several years, became hit old self immediately and announced he would be a "two fisted" man ager of the club which now oc cupies the cellar position In the American lea it ire. Hornspy will tafte over the Browns manasement Immediate ly and continue In charge thru the season of 1935. The finan cial terms were not disclosed. He lea re the Cardinals, where he has served twice, once as man ager and more recently a bench warmer and occasional pinch hit ter. "I'm going to be a driver a two fisted guy with my players." Hornsby said Wednesday, visibly pleaded at the "new deal" given him in baseball's chameleon changes. "Indeed I am. "I started that way tn this game and that's the way I'll finish. It was the rajah of old speak ing. It was the man, who. though one of the greatest hit ters ever seen in the major lea gues, was booed out for his dic- torlal and arbltrarlal tactics on and off the playing field. He returned to the Cardinals this year. When It was learned recently that Hornsby was making a bid for the Brownie management, objections were heard In many quarters, but Phil Dec. Hall, the owner, held out against all critic- turn, and was firm in letting It be known he "owned the ball club." AH National league clubs waived on Hornsby, permitting toe negotiations. Branch Rickey, who was re sponsible for sending Hornsby to New York after the Cardinals had won the 1926 world's series, sorved in the friendly capacity of Intermediary In the dealings culminating tn Wednesday's de velopment. "I am glad to take charge of the Browns for the remainder of the season," Hornsby said Wed nesday, "as then 1 will know the caliber of playera I will have tor next year a suud. And they'll know me, too." The rajah rose to his greatest heights when he guided the Cardinals through the pennant winning season of 1926 and on to humble the New York Yan kees for the world title In the series when Grover Cleveland Alexander was the pitching hero. Troubles and transfers hare crossed bis path ever since. opener by swatting a four-bagger in the ninth. Johnny Verges was knocked unconscious for five minutes when one of Carroll's pitches hit him on the head, and had to leave the game, but was expected to be bark on the job today. The St. Louis Cardinals climbed back Into fourth place past' the Boston Braves by turning back the Cincinnati Red. 3-2. Bill Hallahan and Jim Mooney collab orated In a fonr-hlt pitching Job, although the former had to re tire after the sixth because of a sore arm. The Braves and Phila delphia had an open date. Jockey Killed On Race Track PORTLAND, July J7, VP) Howard Caperton. 48 -year -old Jockey of La Cruces. N. M., died here last night from injuries he suffered Tuesday at the Uresham race track, when Gingerbread, bis mount in the third race, stumbled and threw and partly rolled on him. Caperton suffered a frac tured rib and pnnctnred lung. Uingerbread a legs were appar ently crossed, for he suddenly pitched head forward, throwing the Jockey to the ground. The names ot any surviving relatlvee were not Immediately available, Shikina Gets Draw In Bout With Chinese PORTLAND. Ore.. July z7, (API After losing the first full to George Nelson of Provo. Utah. Howard Cantonwlne ot Portland came bark to take the next two and win the main event on last night's wrestling program here. Cantonwlne weighed 230 and Nelson. J 15. Nelson used an airplane apln to take the first fall In II min utes. Cantonwlne evened the match In II mtnutea and won the deciding fall In five minutes, using a body slam lor each fall. Okl Shikina, 209, Japan, and Wong Buck Cheung, 112. each got a fall In the seml-windup and were awarded a draw. Benny Martin, 155, Edgewa ter, Okla., won the opener from Dick Lefebre, 154, Portland, get ting one fall. JAP WRESTLER illNS MEETS Mixed Match Scheduled for Legion Hair Friday Night A new type of wrestling, the mixed bout, will be "Introduced to Legion hall fans Friday night. Oki Slilktna. champion of J:nau. will more against Scotty Daw kins ot Boston la the main event. The match will be divided In to three periods. The first one will be wrestled in the Jiu Juit su atyle and the secoud cutch-as-catch-can. The wrestler win ning the fast fall In the first two periods will decide the style tor the third. Ted Thre, high hat Portland heavy, will meet George Kover ly In the preliminary. Mrs. Moody To Capfain Team NKW YORK. July T. (AP) Helen Wills Moody, Wimbledon tennis champion was named to day to captnin the Vniled States team in the Wightman cup matches with England at Forest Hills. August 4-6. Hawaii hasn't a single roadside billboard. Webfoots Meet Utah Gridders On IJpme Field PORTLAND. Ore., July 17, (API Hugh llnsann, director ot athletics at the University of Ori'gon, announced today that the Orrgon-Ctnh University foot ball game will he played at En gene Nov. 4. The decision was reached after a telephone con versation with T. J. I'annelee. graduate manager ot Utah. The Webtoot schedule Is Dow complete, ltosson announced, af ter having been changed three times within a month. The first change was the Oregon-Oregon Sta tilt to Portland from Eu gene. Then the date of the Idaho-Oregon contest was chang ed from October !1 to the night ot October 20 so as not to Inter fere with the Oregon State Southern California game which Is to be played 111 Portland Oct ober 21. Finally came the change In the I'tah game from Portland to Eugene. Oregon's complete schedule, according to Jtosson, Is as fol lows: Sept. SO Goninga at Spokane. Oct. 7 Columbia at Eugene. Oct. 14 Washington at Seal tie. Oct. 10 Idaho at Eugene. Oct. 18 U. C. L. A. at Los Angelee. Nov. 4 Utah at Eugene, Nov. 11 Oregon State at Port land. Nov. IS Southern California at Los Angeles. Nor. 30 KL Mary's at Ban Francisco. So far this year only two states. Arizona and Oregon, have Increased gasoline tax ratee. DEKIQ HITTING ENDS Seal Slujiger Halted Titcher Ed Walch of Oakland. By By The AsMM-Utrt! Iresa For almost two mouths Joe De Magglo banged out at least one hit oft every Coast league pitcher who laced him. bit safely In 4t consecutive gainea to bet ter hy 12 the former 49-gunie league record set by Oakland's Jack Ness In 191 5. Wednesday the remarkable Seal youngster, an ltl-ycar-old ex-newsboy playing his first sea son In organised baseball, went hltloss. stopped by Oakland Hold ing and the ateady pitching ot Kil Walsh, son of the great Ed Walsh ot Chicago Whit Box fame, Heals Win In five times at bat Joe grounded out twice, forced Jlmtnv Zlnn at second bsse, and filed out twice. The kid outfielder failed to hit lately In his fifth time at bal, hut his long fly to pool scored Jack Kenton to give San Francisco a 6-4 victory over Oakland. In his 61-game batting streak De Magglo hit 104 times In 25a times at but for an average of .405. Ills 104 hlta Included 17 doubles, all triples and 11 home runs. Other Coast league engage ments Wcdtiofday sorvrrd to tighten further the already close pennant race. liuck Nooius 6-hlt losalug gave Los Amnios Its second straight win over Sacramento 1-9, and sent lb tourlh place Augrls to within two games of the Keuatora. Portland l,aace Beaten Tuesday, Hollywood re covered last night (o suture Its series with Portland I t. Four Portland errors helped the Stan to two unearned runs. Vance Page granted Ihe Bearers 11 4 blows while his mates collected If, Including three doubles and a single by Durst. George Caster's wild pilch tn I In. 12lh Inning enabled Dutch Lleber. Mission hurlor, to race home with the run that made a two In a row (or the Muslims over Keattlo s-7. The Itcds and Indians banged out a total of 35 hits In the lengthy slugfest. with Manager George Burns of Seattle clouting his 25th home run at the seonon. $200.00 Reward A reward of iioo.OO wfll be paid hy the undersigned (or li)(ormatlou leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who stole three barrels of lllchd.ld gas ollne (roin Liskey llros. Hold below Matin In Modoc County, California. Drums were num bered as follows: RI3Z2. W44. H'lUtt, Write or wire collect any Information to Liskey Bros., or V. O. 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