THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FAUS. OREGON
August 13, 1333
PAGE TWO
Normal Team
May Pby In
Hawaii
Otto Klura Considering
Invitation for South
am Oregon Football
Team. Negotiation
Start for S. O. N.
Frosh Game Here.
"" Th Southern Oregon N'orml
cbool at Ashland bu attained
the etatus of a major institu
tion. It ha bacoma ambitious.
Onca a year aoma toolbsll
turn from tha west eoait and
H'a not always team of great
prominence tours to tha la
land of Plar. Hawaii. There it
play two games, ona with tha
Honolulu town team oa Chrlst
maa Day. and tb second with
tba University of Hawaii on
Naw Yaar a Day.
a
Otto Klnm. a former real
dent of Southern Oregon and
Klamath Falls, has looked with
favor upon tha Ashland achool
and Ita young coach. Howard
Hobson, who wa here this
weak. Klum la considering
Tary strongly aa Invitation (or
Ashland.
Ashland la not tb blggeat
school In tha Northwsat. but It
baa, in tb lait year and a half,
produced exceptionally strong
team In lta own division. Hob
son, coaching hla first football
team there last aummer, had
outstanding success; hla bas
ketball combination last win
tar vii of coast conference cal
ibre. Tare time Ashland up
set Billy Relnhart'e Webfoot
In a series of four game.
Hobaon la more than Inter
ested In the graduatea of Klsm
Union high school, and ha will
welcome with enthusiasm -at
lean a halt dosen lada who
played for Lea Avrit. These
Klamath athletes rarely more
on to college, and here la their
first opportunity to take the
tep.
Llring condltlona at Ashland
normal certainly ar less x
penals than at either Oregon
State college or Unireraity of
Oregon. Here In Southern Ore
gon a hoy could apend a year
In rigorous competition, prors
Bis worth and then enroll In a
conference school without af
fecting hla eligibility.
There is not a aingl boy la
Klamath Fall who would b a
poaltir bat In tb coaat confer
ence; but with a year of exper
ience at a normal rhool bis
possibilities would b definitely
brought out.
' e e
Tber 1 a good chance a few
Klamath boya will register at
Ashland this tall; and tber 1
an equally god chance th-y
-aili return to Klamath Vails
October 28. to meet tba Uni
Tersity of Oregon (reehmen on
Modoc field.
Ouch a game still only In
the minds of the two schools
would be tb first major en
test her. It would, If suecess
tul, establish Klamath Faila aa
a central point for football. It
would bring visitors Into tba
city, stimulate high school ath
letics, and make the football
season something to look (or.
ward to.
see
Hobson bas selected a pretty
difficult schedule tor this sea
son at the Normal school. His
tentatlr progrsm Is aa fol
lows: ,
September it Oregon Stat
at Corrallls.
October 7 Pacific at Ash
land. October 14 Monmouth at
Portland.
October II Oregon Itat
Rooks at Corrallls.
October I Oregon Fresh,
men at Ashland or Klamath
Falls.
Xovembar 4 San Jos at
Ashland.
Norsmbsr 10 Wlllamett at
Salem.
Norember li Eastern Ore
gon normal at Ashland (horn,
comlug),
a e a
Billy Relnhart has gone bark
to coaching tha frnihman foot
ball team at Oregon. That
would assure Klamath Falls of
some eicellent playing should
th Frosh he brought her.
On of th heat things about
Al Kararick, ths wrestler. Is hla
friendship with Louie Pollr..
The crowd can roar and arream
aiainst Al. but I.onle will he
there to se that thlnga go ail
right.
STANDINGS
'Ft th Associated Press
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WUST LKAtil K.
Joa Annilus J it,
Hollywood .. 1 55
Portland ...78 47
Sacramento .-.79 in
Oakland -.M.....I3 n
San Francisco ...6 to
Missions .............M II
Ssattle . 49 88
Pet
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.461
.411
.401
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AMEH1CAX LK.tGl'K
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71 31
......66 44
.....56 54
68 67
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51 59
...47 12
-.-43 72
Pet.
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.605
.496
.447
.444
.431
.374
Washington
Kew York .
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland .
Chicago .....
Boaton .......
St. Lou la ...
NATIONAL LF.AOIK,
W. L. Pet
Naw York
41 .698
Pittsburgh
Chicago ..
-62 49 .Hi
-.41 61 .645
Boaton
St. Loula -.
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati .
...BO 62
.63(1
.635
.422
.411
.193
.41 63
4 I
...44
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44 61
CHICAGO, Aug. 17, CU.RJ The
Jack Sharkey-King Lavlnsky hea
vy weight bout will be held at
Comlsky park September 16, In
atead of the ordinal dal of Sep
tember 11. I'roiuotcr Sammy
Wolff announced today.
BOXING
I
Spencer Abbott Seeks
New Job in Base
- ball World.
LOS ANGELES. Aug. IT. OPl
Spencer Abbott, wno piloted
th Dock to their 1111 pen
nant, la on th block.
Th black-browed manager of
th Portland aggregation la the
Paclfie Co-t League put himself
there laat night because, be aald.
he could see no future In tiller
ing tb Oregon city' baseball
fortune any further upstream.
So Disagreement.
"I feel." he said. "I've done
th beet I could with th team
and would ilk to try mysell
out aomewber ,else. I feel per
fectly Justified In placing my
candidacy before other owners
who may -ontemplat making
change in managerial places lor
135."
No, he aald at first, tber bad
been no disagreements with Tom
Turner, Portland president, but
he altered that atatement a mo
ment later to concede that there
had been a (aw arguments.
"But they bar not been the
direct cans of my announce
ment." be hastened to add. "I've
got no axes to grind or noses
to pinch, but Ira anxious to
make a change. I'll battle ths
other teams io th league until
the season la over, but at the1
finish I'll aeek employment else
where, -preferably la th Coaat
league.
Abbott has been la th man
agerial buainesa for 26 years,
casting his lot at various limes
with th Southern. International.
Western. American association
and National league. He haa
won nin pennants, and bia teama
hav been out ot tb first dl
rislon only four years out of
u 19.
Sarazen Seeks
Canadian Open
Golfing Title
TORONTO, Ont., Aug, 17, ftl.ftl
On of a field of 141 golfer.,
Gene Saraien will tee off on the
difficult Royal York course toda
la quest ot tb only major golf
title be has not held th Cana
dian open championship.
Along with Harry Cooper of
Chicago, defending champion.
Sarazen heads th United Stat-
forcea who hop to take the title
across th border again. It has
been held in th United Statea
since 1919, when Douslaa Ediar
of Atlanta. Ga.. took the trophy.
in annual Tl-hole medal play
tournament bas attracted 40 pro
fessionals and en amateur
George P. Shaw of California
from the United Status. Th
Canadian entry list comprises 74
pros and 29 amateurs, headed by
C. Roaa Somerville, United States
amateur ebamplon from London
Ontario.
White Sox Chief
Given Suspension
CHICAGO. Aug. IT. (U.F9
President William Harrldg of
the American Baseball leagu an
nounced today the suspension for
three daya of Lew Fonseca, man
ager of th Chicago White Sol.
Harrldge aald the auspenslon
was for using abusive language
and refusing to leave the players'
bench after being ordered by an
umpire to do ao. Fonaaea aald he
had not understood that he waa
under orders to leave.
JOHNNY
BEAVER PILOT
READY TO QUI
rfffi HAS A CHANCE TO DUPUCAT& '$y
F-v iv THE FEAT OF JONES AND
i't Vi - EVAN? WINNING THE hr r?.: . '"'"H
(tffj 1 OPEN AM0 AMATEUR
Sporting
BASEBALL
And Another Title Falls
r i.'-r'b -.-txm
One holder of tb welterweight title. Si-year-old Lou Broulllard ot
Worcester, Mass., becam tb middleweight champion by knocking
out Ben Jeby, defending champ. In th seventh round of their bout at
th Polo Grounds,' New York. Broulllard la abowa atandlng over the
Uttering champ alter administering tb knockout blow.
TWO ANGEL HURLERS ACCOUNT
FOR 83 VICTORIES f HIS YEAR;
BRAVER-DUCKS BEATON AGAIN
By AcUled m
For those bleacher eoarhei
who maintain winning ball gamea
la largely a matter of good pitch
ing, the performene of Los An
gelea thia year muat be highly
gratifying.
Th Angela hare pitchers, par
ticularly Dli-k Ward and Hnrk
Newaom. Between them thexe
two have accounted for half of
the 82 rictoriea turned In by Let
Angelea this season. Tuesday
Newxom marked up bis 21st win
of tha year at Sacramento. Wed
nesday nlaht Ward beat the Solons
4-1 for his loth. With only five
dfleata, he top th Coaat league
hurlers.
Portland IK-atrn Again
Ward gar th Solon only alx
hits as he pitched th Angela to
their second tictory of th snr.es
sad kept them ahead of the ave
ond place Hollywood Stars. Csi.e
Llllsrd led the Angel assault on
Ed Bryan with a home run, triple
and a single.
Hollywood walloped Porlland
13-4 to increase lta aerond ntae
margin to 2 games. Tom Hhee
han took care of the Hollywood
mound choree, while his mat4
batted Joe Bowman. Art Jarobs
and Jack Wilson (or II safrtlas,
Seattle Youth
Wins National
Archery Title
CHICACO. Aug. 17, (UP)
nalph Miller, 17. of R-attle,
Wash., won th archery tourna
ment Wednesday at the world's
fair with a score of 2495. Mil
ler won the national archery
championship last week in St.
Louis.
His sror In th (air tourna
ment was IH9 points belter than
that ot William Hrlnk, Chicago,
bis nearest competitor.
Forty persons competed In th
three day tournament here,
Frank Breest of Fullerton.
Calif., was third with a acore
or 1210; R. II. Colli i, 19, of
Tulsa, Okla., fourth with 2194;
and William Oatlund, Chicago,
fifth with 1141,
bOODMA
AS HE DID
TENNIS
including a double and a pair of
singi by Vince Dlmaggio and
three ainglea by Fred ilatiuy.
Roy Joiner of Oakland south
pawed hia way to a double vic
tory Wednesday, trimming Sar.
Kranelaeo 9-5, and dropping Joe
Dimaggio, the sala' kid sensa
tion, to the dirt wth a left book.
Joe t.'rts Into Trouble
Th usually mltd-tempered Joe.
holder of the Coaat league rona:e
utlv gam hitting mark, ques
tioned an umpire's decta'on call
ing bim out when ha alld home In
the first inning. I'luher Jolnttr
took the argument to heart, J"e
rt plied with a swim at the Oak
land t'jeser. and the latter coun
tered wltn the knockdown puncr
Otherwise the gam ws a tame
affair, with llarlin I ip leadin
a 15-hit thumping of (lire H-nl
toasera. Pool conn C til wl'h
brace of doublea and two ainglea.
The .Misaions drew further away
from the cellar by miking it two
sttalght over Seattle. 14.7. Four
Indian errora helped the Retla to
three unearned rung n'f Herman
Pllette, a former Mission htirler.
Louis Almada. Itc-d oulfieldtr.
had a perfect day at bat with a
triple, double and two alnsles
Johnny Habich gave the Indiana
seven hits.
Schissler Signs
Olympic Champ
KANSAS CITY. Aug. IT. ()
Jamca A. Bausrh, world de
cathlon champion and former all
around atar athlete at the Uni
versity of Kansas, haa signed
contract to play tulllmrk with
the Chicago Cardinals of th na
tional professional football lea
gue. Th Cardinal coach Is Paul 1
Rrhlssler, wbo resigned ssverul
months ago aa coach of tha Ore
gon Aggies. Srhlssler formerly
was a member of the University
of Nebraska roachlng staff.
Bausoh Is serving as a life
guard at a lake in auburban In
dependence, Mo.
Tflg CANADIAM.'
1 votx nui ova ,
THE FINAL ROUND,
LAST VEAP. WHEN HE
DEFEATED JOHWNV AND TOOK THE
AMATEUR CUP OUT OF THe U S. .
FOR TrE. FiQSt TIME IN 21 VEARS
GOLF
T
HEflE F
y
Cheung Will Meet Kar
asick in Main Event
Mat Bout.
A giant Mongolian, Wong
Bock Cheung, will Invad th
Legion halt Friday night In high
hopes of upsetting 'Ai Karaalck,
king of heavyweight who bar
wrestled here.
Th Karatrk-Chttng match
will be tha outatandlng match
ot a double main event. Terrible
Ted Thye, th high-hat wreatler
from Portland, will meet Everett
Klhbons, ex-football atar. In tha
preliminary.
Karaslck. not at hla beat laat
week when be defeated Tby.
haa prepared for on of th
moat vigorous matchea of th
season, II know littl about
Cheung' wrestling ability except
that It waa sufficiently excellent
for it main events at Port
land.
The voteran Thy will be
gainst a youngster who rllc
mora on ruUKhnvs than on
science. Ribbons, linscmau ou
the University of Oklahoma foot
ball team, bas mastered tha atyl
of Uua Souunbig. .
Thye, using a hold one bring
ing him tb world light heavy
weight championship, expect to
win with a wrtstlock.
Veteran Driver
Brings Fortune
At Hambletonian
OOHHF.N, N. V., Aug. 17, T?l--Little
did th late Pop (inert,
whns nam la aynonlmoua with
llftht harness rarina, reallia that
the husky bny of SS. yeara, who
came to him to Jearn th art of
the sport 34 years ago, woud
some day drive the winner of a
trotting rac worth mor than
140. uou.
In those daya It was unheard
of fur a trotter earning that much
In a elngle. race or In one year.
Hut yesterday Hen White, now a
grey-haired 40-yeur-old reteeen
of the aulky, turned th' trick
when be guided Mary Reynold,
a slim hay filly, owned by W. N.
Heynv.ds, of .Winston Salem. N.
C, to victory In the seventh re
newal of the Hambletonian.
Il ir.e llnnkrd lllll
White rsntfe Mary Iteynolda aa
one of the heat hnrsea he hfls driv
en, and hia enntemlnn la horna
out by the fllly'e time of 2:0.
which she made In winning the
hrit heat. J. I. I.yte'a ilrown
Berry, ot Plaltifleld. N. J trotted
a mil In the asm time, beating
Mary Heynold In the aecond heat,
.Mary Keynold'a victory netted
her tobacco merchant owner 2ft.
333. Hut for a wet spot on the
back stretch In the track. White
la confident the fill would hnve
won In straight heats, as It was,
she took the decision In two out
of three.
Although not flnl-hlng In the
final heat. Brown llerry won sec
ond money at 7,4uu, while third
portion of th prfs went to Mattr
Ire, from William Hughe' Cleve
land stable. Hollywood Portia
trained and drlvep by her wealthy
f.exlnpton owner, John L. Uodr'c.
waa fourth.
Vines Nearing
Newport Title
NKU'PonT. n. i,. Aug. 17, m
Kllsworlh Vlnea seems to liaveu
enacen the memory oi nis upsoi
ting Davln Cup espurlemea, as ho
moves onward to mi tmru
straight Newport Casino victory
showing a startling Improvement
with eacb match.
The lanky California tllllst con
founded his critics Wodnesday
when ha blasted Dryan Grani
promising Atlanta youth, out of
tha tourney with a sensational
string ot 2d placements In a 16-
tamc match, and today he was
elated to ennfte Lester fltoefe.n.
the rtiKRed Callfnrnian now bolns
groomed for futur Davlo Cup
service. In th tenth rouud.
8AI.KM M.4 I,OSF.S I.KO
SAI.EM, Aug. 17, () Chnrlos
B, Itln mansled a foot when his
motorcycle collided with a truck
here early this morning, and an
amputation waa performed at
local hospital. Rico's motorcycle
had no headlight burning, wit
nesses declared. '
Vrcstling
Tonight
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Western Hopes
Of Polo, Title
Suffer Reverse
CHICAGO. Aug. 17. P) The
west's hop of capturing polo
supremacy from th east appsar
ad bleak today, and thera was
possibility that Hubert W.
(Rube) Wllllama, Ita atar back
would play no mor among the
high goal performer In the
game.
After winning th opening In
tersections! match, It to It, ths
Plainsmen yesterday ran Into a
new eastern combination rigged
up by Tommy Hitchcock, and
took a It to 8 beating. In. tha
seventh period, Williams, few of
whose bone hav not been
broken In the sains, suffered a
fracture of hie right leg below
tb kn when he fell (rout hla
mount.
Hitchcock maintained a can
ny silence until tint (or yester
day's match, tlieu sunt Hopping,
sn eiaht-goal nian. to number
two. Michael shifted from num
bs" three to number one. Hitch
cock went to number three. Hop
ping, a' more daring rider and
mor accural shot, played ao
ably that he acord four goals
and left Hitchcock free to atari
playa and harase th westerners
In offensive efforts.
One thing
on which you cannot lose
a good Electric Refrigerator
An Electric Refrigerator is one investment In which
you cannot lose. Every day the whole year around
it pays dividends in good health, food savins and
convenience. It actually costs Lbjs money In the long run
to own an Electric Refrigerator than to "get along'
without one.
Electric Refrigeraton are cheaper today than they have
ever been or are aver likely to be again. Prices are goinj"
up, why not purchase yours on easy terms at today's bats'
gain prices. See your dealer
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANV
FISHING
HIIIIIIIMIIUM O
N
Baseball
AMKIUCAM IKAOUK.
R. H.
Washington 14 ' It 0
Chicago 11
Weaver and Sewell, Tlerg: Mil
ler, Klmeey, Held, . Taber add
Sullivan.
"r. II. E.
Philadelphia -.. 4 II i
Cleveland -.11 1 D
Karnshaw, Peterson, Walharg,
Combs and Cochrane, Matljss
kl Psareon and Spanrer.
n. H. E.
Iloston - 1 0
Detroit - - 16 1
Wetland and Kerrdl; Auksr,
Hogselt and I'usak.
n. if. e.
New York 14 13 0
St. Louis T U -
Gomes, rennnrk. Moor and
Dickey; lllacholdcr. Stile aud
lliinislo)', Shea,
NATIONAL I.KAGUFI.
n. h.
Cincinnati I 14 I
New York .... T 11 1
Prey, Stout, Knlp and Lorn
bardl; Parmele and Manruso.
R. H. E
St. Lou I , 14 I
Philadelphia Ill
Carleton and o'KarrslI; Hol
ler. Elliott and Todd.
now.
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WRESTLING
Coast Football
Teams Open Year
On September 16
COItVAM.lS, Aug. IT. (AP)
Sathriluy, Sept. 14 Is tba data
decided upon for til opening ct
1'scltlc coast conferanc football
practice, according to notification
received today by II. S. Rogers,
chairman of th beard of control
of Oregpn Slat enllrg from II.
C. Willed of t'nlveraitv of Hnuth.
em California, secretary of th 1
faculty rprsentalive of th cog- '
foronce,
Tha aiuTauuctnient lollnwed
special vole of ronferenc mem.
here. Willed said, to dotermln
whether practice should s'arl on
th weekend of Sept. 10, as waa
th case last year, or th lith,
.,. was formerly 4he ess. . .
Hearers rrr'mre .
As explained her, th confer
one rules permit two games n4)
September wlih practice starting
tha woeit bfor lh flrat gain
date, I.aat year Ihla required
praollr to begin Sept. 10, al
though thia year the echedule
la such that starting training on
Sept. It will atlll allow a week'
training before th opening game
dale Hrpt. S3, Uutause som
collegee eipressed a desire fnr a
permanent earlier date a apeclal
vote was tken.
Tha Oregon Rial coaching
slsff oonslsting of Lonnls bttner,
head conch; Qcurge Brott and
Jim Dlnnn. assistants, nd .
"Slats" (1111, freshman eaach, ar
hr laying preliminary plans for
the opening sonsnn. The first
game Is with Willamette st Cor
vallls on week altar practlc
brglna.
Karasick Gets
Draw In Bout
WithDemetral
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. IT. OP)
Taking two (alia out of three.
Ah Kaplan of New York won
th main vnt of last night's '
wrestling program her from
Hob Krus of Oswego. Or. Kap
lan weighed 120 pounds and
Krnse 110.
Kaplan used a series of fly.
Ing heaillocka to win th first
fall In 14 minutes. Kruse evened
th match, gaining a fall In I
minutes with a Japanese leg .
strap. Kaplan won the deciding T
tumbl with a hsmmorlock la t
minutes.
,.."A( "Karaalck, 189, Portland,
and Harry llcmotrsl, 1S, Chl
cngo, were given a draw In tbt
five-round eeml-wlndup aitar
each had taken a (nil.
Seotty Iawklns. 144. Monro,
I.a., and Kverett Klbbens, 111.
Oklahoma City. rrtltd three
round to a draw In th preliminary.
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