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THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH TALIS, OREGON
September 2, 1983
Grid Season
Just Around
The Corner
Athletic Atmophere
Turns to Football.
Player Prepare to
Leeve for School.
Let Avrit Returns
for Third Season.
Stinar Selects Tro
jan a Champions.
Portland Prepare
for Oref on-O. S. C
Gam Norember 11.
The athletic atmosphere la.
Klamath Falls has chanced
quickly from baseball to foot
ball, and within tan dart, lh
tirst actlvltiee on Modoc held
will be underway..
The youths of tha high
achool'( lSt team those who
were turned oat at graduation
' ere preparing to enter blgh-
' or educational school in the
' Northwest. Some will enroll at
the Unlrerslty of Oregon, some
at Oregon State college and a
' few at Ashlsnd Normal under
Howard Hobson. One former
Klamath linesman already has
left for California to enter the
Junior college at Sacramento.
Ei-Peltcan players bars ex
tended the athletic ambitions
to college plsy this year more
than erer before. The abla
players produced by Leslie Av
rlt, former Oregon State tnll
bac, may yet bring Klamath
Falls some recognition in con
ference affairs.
e
A-rrit ready to start his third
year aa head football coach, re
turned to Klamath Falls this
week. He will complete prelim
inary details for the season
within the next few days, snd
be prepared to call ont the first
practice on September U.
e e
Lonnie Stiner, the new coach
at Oregon State, baa cat him
self the first bit of publicity
glren the eoach selecting the
champion tor the coming sea
' son. Btlner, upholding all tra
dition and record of the past,
haa picked the Trojana to wla
the conference title.
That's seen a foregone eoa
elttslon for years without end.
Stelner belieres Washington
Bute, California. Oregon, Stan
. ford. Washington and U. C. L.
A. will fall in behind Southern
California in the abov order.
He rates his own unknown
team down at the bottom tns
- sling with Idaho and Montana
te escape the conference cellar.
Down at Berkeley "Nary
BUI" Ingram hag bean offered
another contract, and the Uni
versity of California la. nour
ishing high hopes tor a grand
showing sgstsst tha conference
rivals. Ingram, fairly success
ful la his first two years of ex
perimentation, already has
signed ap his first squad of ii
players for the opening day of
the season.
e
At Portland officials from
both Oregon snd Oregon Bute
bare met with clrlc represent
tires to form plans for the gi
gantic Armistice Day contest.
It will be the first time the
Bearers hare met the Wehfoots
in Portland for more than It
years, and Portland Is getting
ready tor a huge celebration.
black Llllard, Klamath pro
moter, hopes to bring Ah Wing
Lee, the Portland Chinese light
weight to Klamath Falls tor s
tight against Frankie Monroe.
Frankie, touring the Northwest
recently, has established him
self as one of tb leading box
ers In tha region.
He Is a contender tor the
state championship In his din
sion. Ah Wing haa been the most
'colorful boxer produced tor
years In Oregon. He has drawn
the largest houses Portland has
erer hsd, snd won the majority
of his "big-time" fights.
Babe Ruth, running true to
his love of , publicity. Immedi
ately denied his prerlous state
ment regarding permanent re
tlrement from baseball.
"Now sin't that a swell ques
tion? Asking a guy what he's
going to be doing next yearl
How do I know what I'm going
i to be doing? Do you know what
you're going to be doing next
year? Naw, and neither do I."
That, In brief, summed up
Babe's announcements for his
134 plsns.
STANDINGS
By The Associated Press
COAHT LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Hollywood si 62 .695
Los Angeles 0 ! .S92
Portland ,, 8 tt .687
Sacramento r-n -. 14 19 .649
Oakland 70 12 .461
Missions 4 88 .421
San Francisco C 88 .417
Seattle t 93 .878
AMERICAN LEAOI B
W. L. Pet.
Washington . .. 88 43 .r,
New York . 78 61 .689
Cleveland 88 63 .619
Philadelphia 61 63 .493
Detroit 63 66 .488
Chicago .......... 60 68 .469
Boston ................ 66 78 .430
St. Louis 47 85 .364
NATIONAL LEAGUES
W. L. Pet.
New York 73 48 .603
Boston .... 70 66 .660
Plttsbnrth 68 66 .' 8
Chicago 69 68 .643
St. Louis 69 69 .639
Brooklyn 6t 71 .419
Philadelphia 60 73 .407
Cincinnati 48 78 .391
During t ten-year period, 6000
patents were Issued to women by
the United States patent office.
BOXING
THE WOLFE
HowardCantonwineTrims
Ex-Beaver Player in
First Bout
Terrible Teddy Thye, weather
ing a stormy rid between the
strong lega of a young Texan,
Lea Wolfe, escaped aeieat at in
Legion hall last night and came
through to a draw la one of the
outstanding bouts of the season.
The two athletes. Thye the
veteran and Wolfe the youth.
worked through a rigorous hour
of wrestling and finished the
match with one tall apiece. II
a decision could hare been pos
sible, It would hare gone to
Wolfe. The rangy Texan had
Thye weak and groggy when the
bell ran.
Wolfe, exercising almost every
hold he knew, finally fell Into
his specialty, the rolling body
scissors and won th first fall In
J J minutes and 16 seconds. HS
won surprisingly for Thye had
him almost out with a series of
shoulder butts.
Both Thye and Wolfe wres
tled evenly that long 39 minutes
and for a tlem It appeared as
though th bout might go to a
draw.
Thve. ex-llxhtweight champion
of the world and one of the real
old timers ot the wrestling pro
fession, recovered from the scis
sor bold during the five minute
rest period. He returned to the
ring to set Wolfe down In less
than 17 minutes.
Terrible Ted won his fall with
a body press after he hsd flipped
Wolfe from the ring with a fly
ing wristlock.
There was only four minutes
to go when the men returned for
th final tall. They started oft
strongly - using shoulder butts,
but Wolfe turned the table with
a string ot flying tackles. He
finally attacked on Thye wltb a
pair ot scissors snd had him al
most gone at the end ot the
honr limit.
Harry Kent, former Oregon
State football star, permitted
himself to be tricked into de
feat by Howard Cantonwins In
the first bout. The lowan, slip
ping Into defeat in a headlock,
cleverly patted Kent's bsck snd
Kent, believing the retere had
given him the fall, released his
hold. He Immediately fell prey
to body alam and body preas.
Cantonwlne took the tall in
seven minute.
Cantonwlne twisted Kent Into
the ropes in the second period
snd knocked hlra out. The ex-
Beaver was nnable to continue
the bout snd loat tb tall on
technical.
Deer Trapped
On Rock Ledge
For Fiye Days
WATKINS GLEN. N. T. Sent.
1. U.r A young buck deer paced
back and forth along the rocky
ledge which has held It captive
sines Ssturday, as evergreen
boughs and moss were plsced on
a bridge constructed to sftord th
snimsl path to freedom.
Park and state gam officials
were hopeful thst by making the
bridge resemble th natural sur
roundings, tb deer, under th
cover of dsrkness, would eross to
the opposite chssm wsll.
Efforts to cosx the buck across
the bridge by sprinkling sslt and
food on the plsnks failed. Ail
rescue plans were called off after
the presence of persons on th
ledge almost frightened th deer
Into leaping Into the torrential
stream 35 feet bslow.
A Mohawk Indian chief, So-Lst-Dowanee,
taking a lariat with
him, was lowarsd to th ledge
from th cliff above this morning,
but sfter two attempts to Issso
the animal park authorities or
dered him pulled back.
News reel photographers alio
ware ordered from the cliff, as It
was feared the clicking ot the
cameras would atartls the buck
Into lesplng Into ths gorge.
Sultan of Swat
Denies Reports
Of Retirement
NEW YORK, Sept. 1, (AP)
Fsr from being ready to retire,
Babe Rath la looking forward to
playing regularly again for ths
New York Yankees next season.
Indignant at reports that he
had decided to "hang up his
spikes," tbo big slugger declar
ed he was by no means con
vinced he could not longer play
regularly despite his 89 years.
"So much hat been written
about my plans for next year,"
the Babe said In a formal state
ment, "that I wish to make my
self clear on this matter, I will
make no decision about retiring
from baseball until 1 am con
vinced I can no longer play. I
will not know about 1134 until
I have had some spring train
Ing. I hope to play next year.
I believe I will be able to, so,
for the present at least, I am
not retiring from baseball."
Auto production by members
of the National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce during
March 1 recorded at 11,370
units.
END
II DRAW
Sporting
BASEBALL
In the Swim
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Mrs. Both Towere-Corsaa ot Toronto, above at right, earned that
13000 tb won as victor la th 10-mlle swim st Toronto, as aa event
of the Canadian National Exposition. She spent five and halt
hour la th water working for It. At left Is Mrs. Evelyn Arm
strong ot Detroit, second place winner, and center Is Mrs. Margaret
Revlor-Toung. last year' winner.
GEORGE EARNSJIAW NEVER TO
PLAY FOR ATHLETICS AGAIN
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1. CUB
George Earnshaw, the big right
hander whose fireball helped th
Philadelphia Athletic to two
world championships, probably
never will appear la th uniform
ot that team. Manager Connie
Mack said today.
In a statement from Syracuse,
Mack ssld thst Earnshaw took
hla personal belongings from
Shlbe psrk Wednesday, and re
tired for the season, st bis re
quest Tarned Oat for Good
'Earnshaw has pleased me at
no time thla season," Mack ssld.
snd I took this action because I
d:o not want to bother with htm
any more. He didn't mean any
thing to as st any time this year,
so there Is no reason to have him
aiound. To tell the truth, I was
tired looklr.g at Mm, and thlnga
are more congenial without blm.
FOUR COUNTY BASEBALL TEAMS
SCHEDULE WEEK-END CONTESTS
Four Klamath county baseball
teams will swing Into action this
week-end as the season near Us
clos.
The outstanding game In Klam
ath Falls will be on Labor Day
between the Detroit Colored
Giants and Sbaw-Bertram. The
Giants, outstsndlng midwest or
ganisation, baa been touring the
country all season and has es
tablished a remarkable string of
victories In tha northwest.
Shaw-Bertram, getting off to
a poor stsrt earlier In the year,
baa won the majority ot It
Oregon, 0. S. C.
Preparing For
Portland Game
PORTLAND, Sept. 1, U.R
Plana for the Orgon-Orgon
Stat football gam celebration
her November 11 wera laid at
meeting Thursday ot Oregon
alumni with Hugh E. Rosson, di
rector of athletics, and Robert
Allen, alumni secretary.
A theatre rally Friday night
will precede the game and en all
university dance Saturday will
close the week end. Tickets for
the game are being mailed oat
this week, Rosson said.
Giant Infielder
Operated On At
Boston Thursday
BOSTON, Sept. 1. fU.K
Johnny Verges, New York Oianls
third baseman, was operated on
last night at St. Elisabeth's hos
pital for acuta appendicitis.
Verges, who was stricken dur.
Ing th ninth inning of th
gams with tne Boston lira res
today, was on the oper.-Mng
table sbout 45 minutes.
His phyalcisn. Dr. William 8.
Mccarty, said hs was "doing
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"As I never Intended to pitch
blm any more, I thought the best
thing under the clrcnmstsnces
was to tell him to keep away. If
any club want to make a deal tor
Earnshaw -.-daring th winter
month they will find m In a re
ceptive mood, as I don't think he
will ever wear an Athletic uni
form again.
Keeping la Shape
"Earnshaw will get hts check
Just the same on th let snd 15th
ot the month, bat I do not want
to see him sround the psrk any
more, snd notified him tb that
effect."
During the past few days Earn
shaw has been keeplog In shsp
by working la amateur games In
the vicinity ot his home In
Swarthmore, Pa. He said he In
tends to keep In condition while
carrying on his Insurance bnsl-
game In th last few weeks.
The team expects to sohedule a
gsms wltb the Klsmstb All-Stars
early thla month to determine
the county independent champ
ionship. Henlsy snd Altsmont will meet
at the Fairgrounds Sunday at
1:30 o'clock. It will be the
third and deciding contest. Both
teams hold on victory ever th
other.
Th Klamath All-Stars will
meet Lakevlew there Monday aa
a feature ot the annual round
up. fine" snd "should pull th' gh
all right"
Hs will be nnsbl to play for
the remainder of the sesson.
Oregon's Horse
Racing Program
Fails To Draw
PORTLAND, Or., Sept. 1.
(U.B Legalised hors racing
with parlmutu! batting, as sp-
proved by th last legislature.
failed to -tak bold, It was vl-
dent when th second tO-dsy
rsclng meet st dreahsm was
csncelled Thursday.
Lack ot patronage of !:.
first 30-day meet led William
P. Kyne, promoter, to ask per
mission ot th Hat racing com
mission to withdraw th second
meeting. Legsllsed dog racing,
however, draw lance crowds In
.Multnomah stadium, and re
turned the state a handsom
profit In taxes.
Al Diamond Wins
From Kranenberg
PATERSON, N. J Sept. 1, (U.R)
Al Diamond, 160, Peterson, won
10-round decision over Stanley
Kranenberg. 144, Grand Rapids,
Mich., In a main event.
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COLF
COAST LEADERS
E
Few Points Separate L.A.
From Hollywood Men;
Portland Splits.
By Th Associated Prraa
Still separated by a bar halt
gam after dividing twin bills
Thursday nltht with Sacramento
and Portland, Hollywood and
Los Angeles drove forward to
ward the 1931 Coast - league
championship.
In the wild opener In which
each team collected 19 hlta.
Hollywood ontslngted Sacra
mento to ww 19-10. Vtnce Dl
magglo, star outfielder, headsd
the assault on Bryan, Hartwlg
and Sanders ot the Soi a: i
with a home run. two doubles
snd s slngls that brought In
five runa. In tha seven-Inning
nightcap George Buchanan held
the Solone hltless for six In
nings snd then blew up to let
In four runs snd give the vis
itors the - game, 4-1. Three
walks, Tony Baroja'a' four-bagger
and Reryl Home's aingls ac
counted for the Sacrameuto
scores.
Portland Loara, Wins
After being stopped 1-1 by
Buck Newsom of Los Angeles
In the first game, Portland re
covered to take the abort sec
ond game, 6-4. The Angels tied
the count at three-all In thai
first half ot the sixth, and then
an angel mlacue, following
Reeve's single snd wslk to Mon
ro and Blackerby, gar the
Beavers their winning run. Em
met Nelson was charged with
th Los Angelea defeat.
A bad tenth-Inning bounce
gave Orv Mohler, Red shortstop,
credit for a bit . and the Mis
sions' l-g victory. With two men
out, the former 0. 8. ' C grid
iron star bit what appeared to
b sn easy ball tor Jules Wera.
Oakland ebortstop, . to - handle.
but tb ball bounced over his
head to send Moor him with
th winning Mission run. The
Reds bit safely IT times snd
the Oaks 16 la the loossly-
played gam.
San Francisco made It two
straight' at Seattle, 10-3. Bruce
Cunningham checked the In
dians with seven, blows, while
his mates pounded Phil Psge st
will. Joe Dlmagglo and Leo O.
Tenberg clouted homers for the
Seals, and Joe Coscarat, Indian
third aacker, walloped another.
Baseball
AMERICAS LEAGUE
H.
1
I 10
Boston
New York
Brown, Kiln and Fsrrelt; Ruf
fing snd Dickey.
, R. H. B.
Wsshlngtoa 3 10 I
Philadelphia t. II 1 I
Wbltehlll. McColl, Chapman
and Sswsll, Bolton; Csln and
Cochran.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R. H. B.
St. Louis , , ' 1(1
Pittsburgh 11
Hallahan and O'FsrrslI; French
and Grace. Finney.
First Osme It. -H. E.
New York I "tJ 0
Boston 0 4-1
Hubbell and Msncuso, Rich
ards; Frankhottse snd Bpohrer,
R. H.
Nsw York .. 0
Boston I t 0
Fitsalmmons, Luque and Man
cuso, Richards; Brandt and Ho
gan, Spohrer.
R. H. E.
Chicago ..... t 10 t
Cincinnati TOO
Malone, Nelson snd Hsrtnstt;
Benton, Frey and Lombardl, ,
BERKELEY, Calif., Sept. 1.
0JJ Coach "Navy BUI" In
gram today named 31 player to
the University of California
varsity following, th snnnal
sign-up.
Historic Gormsn castles srs be
ing partially restored to serve ss
hostels for blkors; there ar( now
more than 2000 of these itsstels
In Germany.
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RACING
PACE SETTER
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Ma.-uotiald Smith, above, vet
eran Scot who haa probably loat
more hesrt-breaklng decisions
on the golf course than any
other major player, got off to a
good start In the Western Open
at Chicago when hla record-tying
I led the field la the first
round.
Chicago Golfer
In Finals For
American Title
EXMOOR COUNTRY CLUB.
HIGHLAND PARK, 111., Sept. 1.
Wr Virginia Van Wle of Chi
cago. the defending tltleholder,
swept aside Enid Wilson ot Eng
land with a t and t triumph
today to enter th finals ot the
American women' national golf
championship. It waa th widest
victory ot th meet, as Miss
Wilson was sadly oft her game
whll Mlea.Van VI shot par.
Mies Vsn Wle'eolleoted three
birdies, while- the Briton took
three (s snd k 7. The American
champion surrendered only one
hoi. In th one-sided match. It
waa Miss Wilson's third try for
th American - crown and her
third fsllure.
Th purple flncb turns yellow
In captivity.
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BRAVES TAKE
Boston Drops Giants in
Opening Contest of
Big Series.
By ORI.O ROBERTSON
Associated Press atporte Writer
Both crippled by serious casu
alties, th Boston Bravea aqd
th New York Giants resumed
their vltsl National league eer
ie at Boston with much defend
ing on untried reserves
Victorious Thursday, T to t,
in the first battle ot. the six
game ensagement, the Brave
trailed the pace-setting Giants
by only five games with the
knowledge that their well round
ed pitching staff waa Intact while
New York'a big tour had began
to show signs ot overwork.
Two Stars Out
The rival managera wera furo
ed to call out their replacements,
however, aa the result ot ao
cldenta wblch will keep two of
their star players out ot ths
gams tor the remslnder ot the
season.
Handy Moore, one of Doaton's
slugging outfielders suffered a
fractured bone In his rlsbt hsod,
when he was hit by one ot Le
roy Pannelee'a pltchos. while
Johnny Verges, Giants' star third
baseman, waa recovering trom
a hurried appendix operation laat
night.
VYally Berger. the Boston pnw
erhouse, sent Ben Cantwell 4Mo
a lead with hla 36th home run
In th first Inning and wltb an
other run added on hit bats
man, a pass and Hal Les s dou
ble, th Brsves were never be
hind. Pittsburgh Wins '
Th Glsnts-Hrsver game over
shadowed the rost of the najor
league ' program although tb
Pittsburgh Pirates computed
their sweep ot ths Phillies to
remain one and one-halt games
back of the Brave and th St.
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WRESTLING
Louis Cardinals closed In wllh
s double victory ovsr th Uruok-
lyu Dodgers.
In oontrast to their previous
pitching duels, th Pirates took
a II to 11 alugfeat from tb
Phils tor ths Corsslrs' fifth
straight victory. Chuck Klein
hit his 16th homer to keep pec -with
llerger. The Cards had
little trouble beating the Dod
gers lo-l ud lu-4.
In lh American league, lh
Biislnu Red tfux finally succeed
ed In winning their first gam
at th Yanke stsdium, walloping
the chauiploua 16 to I to drop
thrill eight and one-halt game
hack ot the Ml Senators. Bunch- i
Ing seven ot their II hits In two '
Innings, ths Cleveland Indiana
defeated the Chicago White Sua,
4 to 1.
All other learns wars Idl.
Max Baer And Wife
Have Disagreement
HOLLYWOOD, Sit. 1. 0JR
Max User, California heavy
WIYlit boxer, now appearing In
motion plcturea. dlsrlolsed th
possibility of another separation
from hla wlfs, Dorothy Dunbsr
User.
"W have had a disagreement
and w may decide to separate,"
Uasr aald, "Dorothy la a swell
girl, but ws don't seem to g"t
along."
Ths Bssrs separated one be
fore and Mrs. Bser filed suit for
divorce. After Beer's dofaat of
Msx Scbmellng he returned to
the roast and effected a recon
ciliation. African air mall usaie has In
creased more than to per cent In
the last two years.
BASEBALL GAME
Detroit
Colored Giants
All Colored Champ Team
VS.
Shaw-Bertram
Club
Monday, 2:30 p. m.
Fair Grounds
Aimiuim ant