August 20, im
PAGE TWO
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Promoter
Signs New
Cities
Mack Lillard Extendi
Matchmaking Activi
ties Wong Bock
Cheung Leave for
Hawaiian Island.
Monro Fight for
Stat Title. Red
Headed Halfback
Returns.
Individual enttrprl hit es-
Ubllshed Mark Lillard aa the
leading promoter la Oregon
collide Of Portland. Thia ex
boxer baa built up aucb a following-
In southern Oregon It
ii possibl tor him to bring In
the moat outstanding wrestlers
and tighter appearing In the
northwest.
Lillard haa contracts In Mod
ford, Roseburg and Klsmsth
Fslla and within the next few
dy he expect to add Marsh
field to his Increasing string.
Klamath Falls, sn excellent
half-way point between tbe
Portland, Seattle and San
Francisco atblati centers, will
remain as tbe headquarters,
see
Lillard cam to Klamath
Falls directly tram Harshtleld
where he built up record tor
attendance. He was listed na
tionally as drawing the largest
audiences tor an city ths itse
eg the Coo Bay eommunlw-
Kow llsrshtleld I "title
dissatisfied with its proleeslon
al athletic and may ask Lill
ard to return. The present pro
moter may continue to handle
the fight busineaa and Lillard
will Introduce the wrestler
every other week.
Klamath Falls and Medtord
probably will aland aa the two
southern Oregon cities main
taining weekly shows. Lillard
expecte to alternate Roseburg
and Slarshfleld exhibitions. .
e
Unfortunately, K 1 m t a
Falls wrestling fan won't have
aa opportunity to e Wong
Bock Cheung again for some
time. Wong left tor the Ha
waiian Islands almost Immedi
ately after his struggle with AI
Karaslck In the Legion hall.
He has pat himself under con
tract for a long-time showing
in Honolulu and then may go
down to Australia and back sp
Into the orient.
Wong'a match with Karaslck.
ao need to mention, waa one
et bis most difficult ee the Pa
cific coast.
It's aot often in these day
eC rough and tumble wrestling,
two athlete struggle on hour
without a (Ingle falL
e
Frankl Monroe, the most
outstanding boxer produced for
aom time In this district, will
tight for the llght-heavywelgat
championship of the state Fri
day night. Tex Salkeld, Port
land promoter, will bring Mon
roe against Roy Ockley of
Portland and a It. John's ar
ena mala event.
There la nothing official
about these "state title bouts."
bnt this one will be sufficient
to prove that Monroe has risen
rapidly In northwest boxing
since he left Klsmsth Falls
ssveral weeks sgo.
He has conducted a success
ful tonr of the northwest, win
ning the majority of his
matches by knockouts.
Eugene Barrows, th red
headed boy who played block
ing back tor th Pelicans last
season, has returned to Klsm
sth Falls .ready tor another
football season. Thl( young
athlete, along with Norman Ta
ber, the Pelican fullback, will
be about tbe only two veterans
in Les Avrlt's backflald.
Barrows spent the summer
at Lassen National park and
will be in excellent condition
when tbe first practice I called
In about three weeks.
The red-headed boy, handi
capped last sesson by an In
jury, may become a candidate
for quarterback. This will be
one position bsdly In need of
candidates, for It will take an
outstanding boy to replace
Louis McAninch. Barrowa ap
pears to have th necessary
qualifications.
STANDINGS
By The Associated Press
COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
89 60 .597
88 61 .591
88 II .(85
88 S
69 80
IS 87
Sporting News Jg
BOXING
BASEBALL
TENNIS
GOLF
RACING
FISHING
WRESTLING
BRAVES PUSH
TOWARD
LEAD
Boston Clips Another
Half Game From
Giant Margin
Los Angeles
Hollywood ,i i ,
Portland -
Sacramento
Oakland
Missions
Ssn Frsnclsco 61
Seattle (6 1
.557
.463
.41
.4119
.378
By KERBKRT W. BARKER
Associated Pros Sports Writer
Despite th snapping of their
eight gam winning streak, th
Boston Brave, sensations of th
Nstlonsl league; had clipped an
other halt-gam oft th New
Tork Giants' lead and found
themselTe six gams out ot tint
place. '
With a crowd ot 40.000 urg
ing them on, th Brave hung
up their eighth successive win
aa Tom Zacbary pitched a 7-0
shutout over the Cincinnati Rede
In the first game ot a double
header 8nnday bnt th Red
cam beck te snare the second.
5-.
Gtaats Lose Two
Their even split still enabled
th Brave to pick np a half a
gam on th Giant who dropped
th flrat gam to twin bill to
Disxy Dean and th St. Louis
Cardinals, 7-1, and then were
lucky enough to get a 5-5 draw
in the second battle, halted by
darknesa after eight Innings.
The veteran Zachary turned In
ode ot hi moat Impressive per
formances as he blanked th
Reds with four hits while his
teammates clubbed Paul Der
ringer out ot the box with
six-ran stuck in th fifth,
Pinky Whitney' double being the
big blow. Fred Frankhouse waa
wild and Ineffective la the sec
ond game and the Reds won
fairly easy behind a 16-hit at
tack In which Ernie Lombardi
and Chick Hafey contributed four
safeties apiece.
Cabs, Robini Split
Dean stopped the Giant with
six hits and tanned six in the
opening gam while his matea
bombarded Hal Schumacher and
Glenn Pencer for 11 safeties.
one a homer by George Watkina.
The Cards apparently had th
second game won with a tour-
ran rally In the eighth but Fred
Fitxaimmons parked homer In
the left field stands in the last
hslt of the seme frame to give
the leader a tie. A crowd of
50,000, biggest ot th National
leagu season, aaw the double
0111.
Brooklyn divided a double-
header with the Chicago Cubs,
bowing 2-0 to the two-hit Ditch
ing of Gut Bush In the opener
but winning the second, S-l on a
12-hit stuck on Bud Tinning
and Leroy Herrmann. Benge
neia tne (,-ubs In check wltn
eight hit, well-spaced. Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia enloyed
an open date.
Senator Move On
Th American league situation
remained unchanged as both ths
wssuington Senators and New
York Yankee split double-headers.
leaving tbe Senator still eight
game In front.
A crowd of (0.000 saw the
Senators bunch II hits with nine
Cleveland errors to win th
first game 14-1 as Earl White
hill scattered nine Indian hit-.
Clevelsnd drove Alvln Crowder
10 cover with a six-run outburst
in the sixth Inning to take the
second game, 6-3.
Tom Brldgea held the Yanlteea
to four hits as Detroit won the
opener, 4-3 but the champions
smashed out 2i hits, Including
uiuv uuuoies, a triple nnd home
run to take th second, 12-1 be
fore crowd of 30,000. Red
Ruffing nitcbed six hit hall tnr
the Yankees.
Al Simmon collected flra hits
snd drove In six runs the
Chicago White Sox took both
games irom the Philadelphia
Athletic, 6-3 and 9-8. Hla dou
ble In th fifth Inning of tbe
opener drove In two runs and
gave the pale hose a laaii th
never relinquished despite a pair
i auma runs oy Mickey Coch
rane. He drov In th winning
run In ths second gam with
single In th ninth.
Th Boston Red Sox and St.
Louis Browns split a doubla bill,
th Red Sox taking th first
same. 7-E mrA a. ....
I nightcap, 5-3.
Ges Winging
Southward Over
Oregon Country
PORTLAND. Or., Aug. II
(P) Th wild gees (re wing
ing southward.
Three large flock ot them
ere seen Saturday, speeding
to th soth over th Ver
nonla country. Settler Hop
ped work to watch th flight
and shook their hearts solemn
ly, declaring they never had
leen ao arly migration.
"Winter I hr," they saij.
ANGELS WALLOP
NOIAN OUTFJ
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W.
- 81 42.
- 72 49
. 66 62
- 60 61
- 62 66
- 69 66
- 61 71
- 46 81
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Boston .I,,
St. Louis
Pet.
669
.595
.516
.492
.488
.472
.424
.362
Pet.
.612
.667
.545
.53.1
.629
.424
.424
.179
An open-air swimming pool In
London Issues colored rubber
wristbands, which are varied ac
cording to the time ot day; el
tendanta are thua enabled t
know It any bather la staying be
rond his limit.
New York .
Boston .......
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh .
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati .
W.
71 46
68 64
67 66
66 57
63 66
60 68
60 68
47 77
Sitting In draft does not
causa a cold; the chilling of toe
body which the draft produces
lowers th powers of resistance
and germs which were hltbir
to harmlcs. then produce their
disastrous effects
Three Electrocuted
In Virginia Mishap
UPI'KRVILLB, V., Aug. 28
W Seeking to attach an elec
tric bulb to a wlr in the yard
to continn a oroqu. me alter
dark. Ernest Wolf, "prominent
horseman, hi wife ,nd Fits
Klncs were electrocuted her
Isst night.
. J'1" trying to Insert the
bulb when he received th charge
and Mr. and Mra. Wolf met
death when they went to his
aiUi
Timber Contract
Let At Bonanza
BONANZA, Ore. L. A. Pnrln-
ton halt con trii Ms.. i. .
, ..vv ,v iant QUI
abOUt 2.000.0UQ m Ar
. W,l'r l,d """r holdings
. ... me timber la
being moved to th railroad at
Dairy by several trucks.
Purlnton la employing about 18
men and haa Mm.j .v.-
I .L.' Uon,ni for boarding
facilities, also aareln.
--- " a tun vu
transients.
Our Indian population la stead
ily growing; In 1866, there were
294,674 Indian hers, now thsrs
r 140,000.
Smith Captures
Western Open
1 Golfing Title
OLYMPIA FIELDS. 111.. Ant
18. yp) After a eight-year ab
sence, MacDonald Smith, th old
Scot, wa back on th weatern
open golf championship throne
today.
Refusing to tad out (gainst
ons ot th largest fields that aver
sought th title, .th 43-year-old
veteran, who makea hla living
making cluba at Naihrllla, Tenn.
nnd beating th younger genera
tion in golf championships, won
th western open crown with
ease yesterday, finishing the 71
hole grind at Olymplt Fields
with a 181 total that heat hta
closest rival. Tommy Armour of
Chicago, by six shots. The
trophy and top money ot 1600
went to Mac after hla victory
march.
Yesterday's triumph wa the
third line 1911 tor Msc, who
has never been able to rout his
Jinx and realise hla dream ot a
British or American open cham
pionship. He won hi first west
ern ope title st Flossmoor, a tew
miles north of here, 11 years
ago with a medal card of 299
and In 1916 at the Youngstown
Ohio, Country club with 281
ahots.
Third In the championship
test waa Abe Esplnosa ot Chi
cago. 1918 champion, who ran
second to Mae until the 13rd
hole, winding np with third place
money of 1200 with 189. Ar
mour's prise money was 1300.
Vet and Unknown
Capture Honors
At Ohio Shoot
VANDALIA, Ohio, Aug. 18.
(U.R) A veteran Texaa gunner
and an "unknown" from Illinois
Saturday became champions In
th two final event ot tbe 34th
Grand American trapshootlng
tournament nere.
E. F. Woodward, crack shot
from Houston. Texas, won the
open championship by breaking
us out oi possible zoo targeta
A few hours before E. C. Mc-
Qnltty. Danville. III., cantnred
th Tandalla open handicap with
a score ot as out or a possible
iuu irom tne 1 9-yard line.
Six shooters tied tor second
piace witn 198 in the onen
championship, which drew 46 en
trants. Tommy Lorett, 11-year-old
Houston. Texas, vouth. waa
awarded second place when he
nrox loo conaecutiv clay in
me snootoit.
C. F. Morgan. Corning. Ohio
finished third with 99 hlta in
in anootorr.
Michael Canterlno. New York
city, finlahed second to McQuitty
a ins osnuicap snoot, with 98
targets irom 17 yards.
Only is were entered In the
handicap event.
completion of Saturday's
sventa brought to a close a week
la which close to 1.000 neraons
cam here to participate In the
worm series of trapshootlng.
Charley Seaver
Wins Golf Title
PEBBLE BEACH. Calif., a...
18 Blond Charley Seaver,
long-hitting, husky youngster
rrom L,os Angeles, la California's
new atst amateur golf cham
pion.
Th 13-year-old former i.
leglan. who chased nam fi- r
ford last year and dropped out
of achool to erter buslnesa In his
home town, captured th stste's
most nrised aolflnr olum voatar.
day as he defeated Dr. Cliff
Baker of Portland. Ore.. 1-1 In
the 86-hols final.
A person who has filed his first
pspers for naturalisation In tbe
United States must be within 90
day, of getting his final papers
to be ellgibl tor civil service examinations.
Portland Presses Forward
With Three Victories
Over Seals
Alaska, which the . United
States bought from Russia for
17,200,000. haa produced 860u.-
000,000 worth of mineral since
SO.
By The Associated Frees
" Crowding close behind, Los
Angeles bstsmen bar taken to
walloping th ball to hold t
Coaat ieagu' top berth while
they gained largely through the
great work ot th Angel mound
staff.
Beaten 1-1 Saturday, th pace
setters opened up with t bar
rag of 46 has hlta Sunday to
tax th season s freest-hltl m
doubleheader from 8eattl 17
and 18-4. In th opener no
Angel collected less thsn two
nits and Jigger Stst got tour,
including a bom run.
Home Run Frequent
In th second gam every
Angel hit safely ascent O'Oraln.
Jim Ogleaby, Gen Lillard and
Tut Stalnback banged out four
apiece, with Stalnback lit tin.
two over the fence.
Angel hurling waa ateady as
usual, Outfielder-Pitcher Elmer
Uudat giving but alx hlta In th
opener and Buck Newaom limit
ing the Angela to nine bio vs In
the nightcap. Los Angeles took
tne series 4-3.
After taking an 1-1 trimming
Irom Oakland Saturday, Holly
wood recovered to win Sunday i
twin bill 1-6 and 11-t. Vine
Dlmagglo accounted for flv of
th Star tallies la tie 10-innlng
opener with a homer, double a-d
single. Flv Osklsnd pitchers
paraded to the -: In the second
game.
Ducks Win Three)
Portland moved up to with
in two games of Los Angeles
ith a triple triumph over San
Francisco during th wek-nd.
The Beavera walked away with
th Saturday game 9-6, and then
nosed ont the Seala 7-6 in th
10-lnntng flrat game Sunday and
8-7 in the ahort nightcap. Iden
tical looping Texaa leaguer -put
over the winning Beaver runa In
the final Inning of both Sunday
game. Portlnd won th series
6-1.
Th Mission showed some ot
their early season fire s tbsy
licked Sacramento three time In
row. 13-1 Saturday, and 1
and 6-5 Sunday. Th victories
gav th Reds their first series
win in many weeks by 6-1
msrgln, and sent them past Ssn
Francisco Into sixth place.
WEATHER
Th Cyclo-Stormagraph at Un
derwood' Pharmacy reglatered
quit a dip In barometric pres
sor Sunday afternoon, but is
back to th aummer level today.
Brisk breeiea are apt to prevail
tonight and condition are favor
able for local showers in the
mountains.
Th Tyco recording ther
mometer reglsterd maximum snd
minimum temperatures today as
followa:
High, 76: Low, 47.
Forecast for next 24 hours
Generally fair and cool.
Th United States reclamation
aervice reports no precipitation
for the 14 hours ending at 6
p. m. Sunday; 9.69 for the sea
son; 12.09 normal; 11.44 last
year. Th aeason's maximum, 103
lotnciai), on August 15,
Iowa Speedster
Wins Elgin Race
ELGIN, III., Aug. 18. Up)
Phil Shater of Dee Moines, Iowa,
won th feature event of the
Elgin national road racea Hatur-
day- after he and Fred Frame.
Los Angeles, crashed two laps
irom ins iinisn line.
orriclsla ruled that Shater had
not fouled Fram.
Driving Btilrk special. Sharer
wneeied the 203 miles at an
average ot 81:34 miles per hour
Ex-State Engineer
Gets Federal Post
SALEM. Or.. Ant. mm
Hoy A. Klein, formerly state
highway engineer, has been ap
pointee regional engineer In
charge of federal road work
under th president's relief em
ployment plan. Hla headquarters
win oe at ugnen, Utah. Klein
haa been located at Portland
with th federal work buraau
rnr the pa.t several months.
ft COSTS HO
Tar
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famous
ennwa.
oot
.i v .,af,lt
tlani w ,Nati0nany
Alt vouf st0? "
1.'sjXj.: . ail
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Big Ex-Gridders
in Main Event
at Legion Hall
Two of th heavleat men In
th wrestling busineaa. Harry
Kent ot Oregon Slat collog and
Howard Cantonwlne of the Uni
versity ot Iowa, will meet In a
main event here thla week.
Both men were leading foot
ball player In their respective
conferences aevtral years ago.
Kent will weigh 240 pounds and
la feet 4 Inchea tall. Canton
wlne will check In at 136
pounds. His height Is feet I
Inchea.
Tsd Thy, wrist lock specialist,
will tangle with Les Wolfe In
th preliminary. Thy will be
against a man ho usea the roll
ing aclssors aa hla leading weapon.
Angler Bitten
by Blue Shark
HKRMOSA BEACH, Cel., Aug
18. (IP) -Bitten by a 15-foot
"blue" shark whleh he had land
ed on hla fishing boat. Nathaniel
C. Myrlrk, young telephone com
pany executive, auffered painful
Injury, It waa revvniedtoday.
- The ahark, still threshlb
when It waa brought aboard the
boat, ripped open Myrlck'a arm
aevering the main arteries and
tearing th flesh apart th entire
length ot his arm. Thirty-two
atltcbea were taken.
Filipino Fighter
Drops N. Y. Bout
BROOKLYN. N. T., Aug. 18
VP) Peter Hayes of Ueusouhurst
acored a alx-round victory over
Varies Milling of ths Philippine
Islands In the feature bout Sat
urday at Fugasy bowl.
It waa a close battle, with
milling Blowing up after a fu
rious start. Both tighten scaled,
123 pounds. I
HILT DEFEATS
KLAMATH TH
Northern Califomians
Win 8 to 6 Over
All-Stars
Hilt, champion ot th Northern
California baa a ball leagu.
smashed th Klsmsth All-Stsra
here Sunday afternoon, I to I
The Callfornlnna took a two-run
lead In th first Inning and won
tne gem in a last inning rally
A wild pitch In the opening
Inning and two errora In the sec
oud gave Hilt four runs before
the Stars settled down. When
th Klamath tenra tightened up
however, Hilt waa unahl to
score again nntll th ninth,
Th Callfornlnns crossed ths
plate twlc in the ninth when a
bad throw let In two runners
It was sufficient to start a rally
bringing la anothsr pair ot Ut
iles. Klamath scored In th fifth
Inning when Haley reached first
on an error. Cody alngled to
bring home Haley. Welch scored
two men In the sixth Inning with
a triple. Haley and Klger scored
the other rnns.
Ths summary! R, H. E.
Hilt 6 11 I
Stars 114
fipetirs snd Trlnca; Gohruian
and Klgsr.
Franhie Monroe
Fights On Friday
Fran Mr Monroe, leading light
weight of Klamath county, will
meet Hoy Ockley ot Portland for
the state title Friday night. Till
mntrh will he held at Portland.
Portland Team
Wins Pennant
in State Loop
rOllTI.AND. Or., Aug. 1
WoHer a Federals of I'orlland
won llielr second consecutive
Oregon Stale league baseball
crown yesterday as they arured
9 to 0 victory over the Scliappa
nine, also of Portland, i rer i
way Charles, hurling fur th vic
tors, allowed but flv scattered
hlta s he pitched his tvsm to
th till.
Ktigetie spotted Salem six runs
In th second Inning nd then
ram on to win 14 lo I while
Ham Olson, ll-yeer-old school
boy, pitching fur Albany, shut
out th Mend Elks 4 to 0, show
ing but to hits In the other
leasn contests. Scores:
It. H.
9 in
,a ... 0 6
R. II.
, 14 14
IS
R. H.
Albany -a - 4 II
Bend - 0 1
Federal
Schappa
Eugens
Salem
More Pheasants
To Be Released
Wednesday morning 150 ad
ditional Chine. phessnt will
arrive In Klsmsth Fslls tor dis
tribution by In Klamath Sports
mnn'a association which haa al
ready received a shipment of
300 from ths stst gsm com
mission. The sportsmen's association I
distributing th rooster lit varl-
oua aectlona of the county and
Is retaining th hen In pens at
Moor park until th aeason Is
closed. Itoosters in th previ
ous shipment were released Sev
ern 1 daya ago nd 160 will be
released from th shipment
Wednesday morning.
Baseball
'. AMl;HIC.N
II. II. I
New York 1 4
Detroit i 10
Allen, Macrayden and Dickey,
Sorrell snd llayworth.
a H I
Philadelphia . ' 14
Chicago - I 10
Caul, Telsrson and Cochran;
Jones and Sullivan.
Boston at aX Lout postponed;
wel grounda,
Washington al Cleveland, post
poned, rain (doublelioador to
morrow ) ,
NATIONAL
(rirst Gam)
n. it. .
Pittsburgh II I
Philadelphia Ill I
Swill. Cbaguoo and Grace; El
liott. Ilerly. I. Iika and Davis.
Second gam: It. H. B.
Pittsburgh , - 111
I'lillailelphl - lit
French and I'lrlntch; llolley,
Ragland and Davis,
R. H. I.
Cincinnati Ill
llosion Oil
l.uco, and Lombardi; Brandt
nd Spohrer.
Chicago at Brooklyn, postpon
ed, rain.
Leveque High In
Rifle Club Shoot
C. A. I.evtqua waa high man
In th Sunday shoot of Hi Ps li
ra n Itlfl club at the riinge at
Modoc Point. Ills aror waa 111.
Other scores were as followa:
A. Jacnbson, 111; C. Knight,
113: Hay Tatlos. 101; Ur, La
very, tut; W. H. Lamm. 101)
U. Blshlo, 101; Bill Hickman.
19: J. M. Ward. 117: J. Hlmsl
wrlgbt. 191; F. B. atcGe. 1111
Hay Wakeman. ls; F. S.
Cramer, 170 and l'sta lleduurg,
l(.
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