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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1933)
TWP THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON September 15, 1933 Coast Teams Open Year Saturday Southern California, W. S. C Rula At Favor It. Leading School Schedule Games for September 23. Th colleges ot the Pcitlo tout conference, secretly hope ful but publicly pessimistic, iUrt on Bturdy the endless ; practice for ths tall campaign. Perhsps there will be about 100 days ot training and travel and not more than ten ot eom- petition for'thes team, all bent on capturing ehsmplon ' hip. Each tchool has its peculiar ity thle year Just a It did last. The Southern California Trojans, 1932 coast champions " and the leading team In the . United 8tates, will be con ; fronted by a perpetual foe 1 over-contldenc. The TJ. C L. A. Brnlna will present themselves to Bill Spaulding, head coach, wond ering how long It will be be- fore they can eacape the dark ? horse division and be hailed .-' as serious contenders. Farther north In Callfornlk Stanford will be considering how a new coach and a new atmosphere will blend with the ambition tor a title. The tint practice of the year at Palo Alto will appear strange t without the presence of the venerable "Pop" Warner. And Tiny Thomhill will be labor ing to make the school forget Its former and famous coach. Across the bay at Berkeley, the California Bears have the problem ot shsplng a new system. Orders hare com down to Bill Ingram, definite ly on trial this season, to for get some ot his conservatism and inject more color and dash lata the California Tar- Oregon wW attempt to esti mate how much Improvement ; ean be drawn out ot the same men who played last season. Kot a man ot outstanding tal ent arrived from the 1951 freshman team, so Prink Cal Hson, moving Into his second year as head coach, most look to the experience of last ' season for the success of this. A lakewarm situation at Oregon State won't arouse the, : wearers of the Orange to any particular excitement. No one expects to sea Lonnle Stlner, . Paul J. Bchiasler's successor, develop even a near-champion Stlner least of all. Washington State broods carefully over Its status ss the : : certain runner np to Southern . California and the possible .. champion ot the coast when mid-December arrives. Babe Holllngbery, turning into one of the best-known cosches In , the country, will produce his enstomary team husky, , conservative and consistent. Jimmy Pbelan offers a per plexing situation at the TJnl , versity ot Washington. It was pretty generally admitted that Jimmy's slowly developing ' system arrived In a huge way toward the close of the season la 1911. He won a mighty nice share ef games and those ' ha lost were sensationally iose ones. But bow Washington ssdly reflects that many ot the It 11 regulars have departed. Jimmy, who threatened to resign end for a long time refused to sign a new contract, won't have too bright an outlook, e e e There's not the slightest tint at worry at either Mon tana or Idaho. Coaches In those two schools enjoy ex ceptionally hsppy positions. Their alumni know the chanc at winning a title Is remote, so If the season can bring In one or two conference vic tories, then it is a happy snc-i Just one week from Satur ' ' day the major teams on the ' coast will be In action. The most Interesting early ; season contest will be between i California and Santa Clara. There California will have a difficult struggle with a team ready to match the power ot the average conference mem ' bar. Washington will tackle an ' other tough opponent In Gon : saga. Southern California will en gage two teams, Occidental and Whittler, In light warm-up sessions. Los Angeles Junior college . and San Dlgeo will provide entertainment for U. C. L. A. Oregon will throw Its whole squad against Llnfleld and Oregon State will take on a double header against Wil lamette and Southern Oregon Normal. . n .. T? INTERNATIONAL HOUSE T? ''TTy HO MOBfeliM BOXING E Giants Shutout, 2 to 0, by Challengers for Top Position. By BCGH S. FVLLEBTOX, Jr. Associated Press Sports Writer Chlcsgo's home loving Cubs were credited with a first down In the drive toward their goal of six straight victories over the league-leading New York Olants and a real place in the National league pennant picture. But there still were five games to go tor a touchdown. The Cubs weathered the dit flcultlea of a rainy day. Carl Hubbell's famed pitching and what power the Giants' bats could muster to win the opener t to 0 Wednesday. It started out to be a doubleheader but after delays that totalled more than two hours hsd kept a crowd ot 10,000 hanging around until sir o'clock to see the fin ish of one xontest, th second was postponed.-. . Lead Reduced The Giants' margin over the Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates, who also won a game, was re duced to ttt games. It took Just one inning to give the Cubs the decision after the game finally was started and the reat was Just a matter ot dodg ing showers and the pitcning 01 Guy Bush. Bill Herman, Kikl Cuyler and Riggs Stephenson rapped singles to produce one run in, the first. Then alter a pass had loaded the bases Adolph Camilll forced Frank Demaree at second and Bill Terry juggled the relay for an attempted dou ble play long enough to let Cuyler score ths second tally. Burs Beat Braves Pittsburgh turned back the Boston Braves 1 to 0 behind the four-hit pitching ot Larry French. It was the Pirates' third straight shutout. The St Louis Cardinals also got the benefit of fine pitching and downed the Brooklyn Dod gers to 1. Dlsxy Dean gave only five hits for his 20th vic tory of the season. ' In the American league, Cleve land and Washington were rain ed out and the New York Yan kees and Detroit had an open date. The Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago White Sox split their final doubleheader, Chicago win ning the opener 8-1 despite Jim mie Foxx's 5th homer of the season and the A's taking the second game 4-1 by landing on Ked taber for a three-ran rally in the sixth. The Boston Red Sox finally halted the St. Louis Browns, 1 to 1 when Lloyd Brown held his old team to six hits. Ross-Canzoneri Fight Profitable nrw vnnir n.n, u mm The Barney Rost-Tony Canzonerl lightweight championship at the Polo rrnunds TiiParisv nf,hr Ara-nr gross, receipts of 1138,847. it. ana a net ot 1101, 854.28. Tim Mara, promoter of the bout, an nounced today. It Is not production thst has broken down. It I distribution. Lord Luke of Pavenham. in .... . i . cigar started a fight In Clevela: 1 tu ouier nay. rrooaniy it was mad of scrap tobacco. ? INTERNATIONAL HOUSE TT Wrestlino Tonight American Legion Arena Phone for ticket reaerva tlons to THE SMOKE Ph. 17S WAGGONER'S DRUG Ph. THE WALDORF Ph. 843 Boot Suit 9 P. H. CUBS GAPTURE OPENING 1 that you 'P o"wt bt ftm- ,MMlt"; tverfPU.' A At Oft0' . o IAJ ""endup - - t' Sporting BASEBALL OVERCONFIDENCE GREATEST FOf) OF SOUTHERN CAL THIS SEASON; THREE 1932 VETERANS MISSING L08 ANGELES, 8ept. 14. (IMS Ths TroJsns' greatest toe this yesr should be overconfldence. On psper the University of South ern California appears the class of th conference. Minus only three lettermen, the same team that Isst year swept the coast and the nation will begin prac tice Saturday. Coach Howard Jonea, who In his sight years at U. 8. C. has won ths conference champion ship three times and tied for first twice, expects to continue his unusual type of passing game and running attack. Optimism Evident. A spirit ot optimism is evi dent about S. C.'s team. Already all-Amertcans are being predict ed. Pre-eeason "experts" say Homer Griffith, Quarterback, and Aaron Rosenburg, guard, are aa good as on the mythical team Even Jones Is . thawing out about his prospected He recently wss quoted: "Our situation this year is good. We lost only three men from the line. Smith, Brown and Sparling, and we believe we can be Just as good ss ws ever were." Two Teams Outstanding. Hardly any difference will bs evident this year between the Trojan first and second teams. From his IS returning letter men, plus several good freshmen and transfers, Jones will line up two strong teams when practice starts. A possible first team would be composed ot Captain Ford Palmer and Ward Browning at SEALS FAIL TO BRING HALT ' TO LOS ANGELES' VICTORIES ((By the Associated Press) -Portland, Sacramento and Hol lywood have all tailed in recent weeks to halt the forward march of Los Angeles. Saa Francisco also seemed unequal to the task. mere waa no slackening of the pace that is carrying the Angels towards the 1933 Coast league pennant as they mad it two straight over the Seals Wednes day night, ' 8-6. Shortstop Carl Dlttmar's eighth Inning home run cleared the hates to give the Angels four runs and the game Four San Francisco double plays checked earlier Los Angelea ral lies. Big John Bottarlnl, Seal catcher, had a perfect day at bat with a fourbagger and three sin gles. Hollywood pushed over four runs In the ninth inning to beat the Missions 6-4 and hold to Its second plsce post four gsmes be hind Los Angeles. After subsid ing the Stars for eight frames. Johnny Babich blew wide open in the finsl inning to give out six hits for the four Hollywood tallies. Doug Taltt's third single of the game drove home the win ning run. Sheehan and Schultte combined In hurling the victory uaxiana made good use of three Portlsnd errors to trim the Beavers on their home grounds. 7-1. 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Scrimmage will be held this week. The majority of the candldstes reported in condltlou. end the cosches expected a comparative ly fine showing Saturday. NEW ORLEANS WINS MEMPHIS, Tenn.. Sept. 14. CO.fc New Orleans defeated MemphU f to 0 here Wednesday, In the first game of a five-game aeriea for the Southern Association base ball championship and the right to. meet the winner of the Texas league pennant In the annual Dixie series. Stock At l:yi7KilT ' T are made of the heaviest denim loomed, are copper riveted at every point of strain and so strongly stitched that you get a new pair free ij they rip. You'll find the same rugged quality and excellent value in Levi Strauss BIB OVERALLS and BOYS' OVERALLS. Lot Angclct News H RACING Sunday Games Will Decide County Title A double-header between the Klamath All-Stars and the Shaw Bertram mill men Sunday will bring th Klamath county base ball season to a closs snd nam tha region's champion. The games will start at the fair grounds at 1:00 o'clock. A shift in the original arheduU was announced Thursday morn ing to avoid a conflict with tha Klainath-Weed high school foot ball game on' Modoc field 8atur day. Under the original plana the first game waa la be played Sat tirday and the second on Sunday. The Klamath Stars, victors n the first game ot the champion ship svrles. still stood out ss favorites for Sunday. Shaw-Bert ram. however, will present s stronger combination than last ". ana me opportunity for victory waa almost even. The larg-est apparel assortment in many years is here for your approval . . . and aside from splendid style which our cloth ing has shown in other seasons and other years Quality is here (and wo mean Qual ity) not In a few "front" garments, but throughout our entire stock. MEN'S SUETS New Fall Styles Now you can dress the way you feel and look happy about it. . . . 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