The Evening Herald from Klamath Falls, Oregon • Page 2

PAGE TWO THE EVENINVi KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Monday, Derpmbor 0. 192!) Governors Favor Big Eastern Drive On Pacific Norwegian Threat-Takes On Weight "TEX" ARRANGES BEST Starts This Week CHARITY CARD MAY PRODUCE HEAVYWEIGHT BALANCED CARD OE YEAR Frow. Curtain Raiser to Main Event, Fans Will Get Eyeful of Best FUtic Talent to Be Drawn Together in Local Arena for Many Months. Budget Conference SALKM, Dec. (API- Through letter to the other gov ernors of the Western states, Unv-eruor Patterson has Initialed mnvemeut for a conference on the subject of budget making, to be held it one of the Western capitals, probably In January.

He suggests llolio as a good place for the meeting. Replies received from the gov ernors of California, Arlsona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana. I'tah. Washington and Wyoming are all favorable to the plan. dovernor Patterson believes the I budgetary and accounting system 1 of the states should he accordlug to uniform plan, so that their coite of operation might he com pared.

He ares economy In the Idea. Comparisons at present are not possible, he says. III ItX IN WRKCK STAMFOHU. Dec. (A I I Pilot Cotton Hansen, and Ilia tOyear-nld passeugur.

Mist Winnie Williams, an orphan, were burned to death In the Feldman and Tiger Johnny CUne a big city attraction. Feldman, who Is making his home here, as he thinks this the garden spot of the world. Is In the best shape of his career. In hla two appearancea here ho wreck of Hansen's plane here yesterday, wblle Miss Williams' escort, who bad pleaded with her Is forego Ihe ride, watched her plung to her death. Spectators said the plane was flying low when It fell, COl.OHITl, WKDDINO LONDON Probably the most colorful wedding.

aver held at Hauwell was peifrind there recently. The bride was named While and the groom Drown. Two of the brldosmald attend ing the bride were named (Ireen and lllark. MASQUERADE at Rainbow Skating Pavilllon, Thursday, Dec. 12th.

Prizes for Best Costumes. 1719 Main St. ISS II. MMIIK HAItltV JERRY Coast Teams Rr A I. AX tiOUI.D Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK.

Dec. (API The drive of the Eastern football forcea upon the far Western front, comprising the last major maneuvers of the gridiron season, begins this week. Carnegie and Pittsburgh Join In an attack that has for Its objective the recovery of laurels lost last year, when the hordes from the Pacific coast over-ran every thing In sight. Carnegie Meets H. C.

Carnegie play Southern Cali fornia Saturday at Los Angeles In a skirmish that will furnish a more definite basis than li usually available lr figuring the Now Year's Day classla In the Rose howl. Carnegie was soundly trounced by Pittsburgh, the un-beaten clan that has drawn the Invitation to meet Southern California in th big holiday engagement. Tech may "soften up" the Trojan, or they may be able to give an eye-witness account of Just what Pitt will be up against. Within the next fortnight, Pitta Panthers, as well as West Point Cadets will be on the march west. by easy stages.

The soldiers are assigned to the Palo Alto sector, determined on a final drive to break their "Jinx" of win a major battle and at the same time obtain revenge for the walloping administered by Stanford at the Yankee stadium last year. On the basis of the iorm Red Cagle and his mates displayed against Notre Dame, chances for overthrowing the Cardinals appear with some ballyhoo. May Surprise Cards This 1929 Army-team haa the stuff and Palo Alto may be the spot they have been looking for to exhibit It. So tar the west coast has tum bled considerably below Its 1923 standard of Intersections! play. California beat Pennsylvania and Oregon Stat surprised De troit, but three defeata offset these victories.

Southern California dropped the decision to Notre Dame: Washington was trounced by Chicago and In the latest, long est-range Intersections! tilt, Oregon fell before Florida's fast ar ray. Cloaca Good Season Florida's 20 to victory over the Webfoots at Miami helped bring the Southern season to a particularly Impressive climax ALL STAR CARD DON'T MISS IT Tuesday Evening, Dec. 10th 8:45 P. M. Sharp Legion Pavilion Main Event 10 Rounds Light Heavies Tiger Johnny Cline vs.

Willie Feldman Semi-Windup 6 Rounds Heavies K. O. "Tiny" McCumber vs. Jack McGreer, Albina like the ll-t triumph of Georgia over Ueorgla Tech In the battle of old rivals at Alliens, the vie tory enabled the 'tutors to regis ter rousing finish to somewhat erratic aeason. Florida and Georgia, at the nd, were not In position to dispute Tu- lanes culm to the Southern conference championship, but each rated high.

Florida, by strange twist, was the only major victim of Georgia Tech, which lost six of Its nine games after being on top of the gridiron world year ago. othorwla the 'Oaton cleaned up In the South and balanced their Harvard defeat by the Oregon triumph. Western Maryland Makes Best Record (By The Associated Preu) Aside from a few games In the far west that cannot alfoc-i the standing, football has close.) Its alate for the season with little Western Maryland leading all the rest In victories. Dick Harlow's charges from Westminister. closed a great season Saturday with a 13-0 victory over Maryland.

It was Western Maryland's 11th successive victory with neither lie nor defeat. Thirteen other unbeaten teams trailed the Harlow eleven Among the unbeaten teams Tennessee was the heaviest scor-er with 330 points. St. of California led on the defense with only six polnta chalked up against It. BKFK NKW FIELDS I.OS ANUKI.KS, Dee, (AP) l.eo Dlegel, who defeated Johnny Karrell to 4 and successfully de-, fended his professional golfers' title on the Illllcren course Saturday, today looked to other open tournaments as further fields to conquer.

Dlegel staged rally on the eighteenth hole of his championship match with lbs smiling Scot from the Metropolt'an district, to win after Farrell had led at the turn, one np. HEAD COLDS Valt ie boiling water sad kfcale I also en off up aoee. OVER MltllON JARS USCO YTARtY Inspect this wonderful as you wish. .1 Al. DKMA1UK (Former Pitcher N.

Y. Giants) Max Schmelling. the German heavyweight threat, has been very much in the public prints for the past year, but there is another young foreigner. Otto Von Porat, who Is fast developing Into a Norwegian threat. Von Porat tall, trail-looking body has filled out aud he now weights pounds in shape and looks like he could assimilate plenty of punishment.

And he possesses a great right hand that tarries dynamite In It and in thia era of ligth hitting heavyweights, since Dempsey went Into temporary retirement, that Is something to conjure with. It looks now as if Sharkey has tired of these endless elimination matches and will sit at the ringside and watch the other fellows do their stuff until one of them is primed to meet him. And It may be Von Porr.t. Stranger things have happened in pugilism. Columbia Signs Georgetown Coach NEW YORK.

Dec. (AP) Definite selection of Lout Little, now coach at Georgetown, for the position of head football coach at Columbia university waa announced today. Little will succeed Charley Crowley, resigned, and will sign a three- year contract. Little accepted the Columbia post after having turned down an offer from his college, the University of Pennsylvania. As coach at Georgetown for the last six seasons the former Penn tackle met with outstanding success, hla teams having been among the highest scoring combinations In the east.

RACING DRIVER DIES LOS ANGELES. Dec. (, (AP) Teddy Tetxlaff, former world's champion automobile racing driv er, died here last night. Special 4 Round 155 Pound Steamboat Jackson vs. Billy Huff 4 ttds.

I4'2 IHIJ.Y CHI IU II vs. IIOIII1V WH1TK Ringside $2.50 General $1.50 Kid 50c showed the fans what great ring man he Is. He Just toyed with Tiger Bob Robinson and Jimy O'Dowd. In moetlng Cllne he faces a boy who is the idol of fans. Johnny, with 400 or more tights under his belt, is still a tough nut for any of the present crop of fighters to take.

He Is smart and knows the game from A to Z. Tr.e tougher they are and the more rep they have the better he shows, and the fans know Feldman will he In for a tough evening when he faces this ever popular Wop from San Francisco. Once again, fans, don't n.lss this show. Tomorrow night at sharp. Tickets on sale to day at the Mecca and Spar pool rooms.

McEVER TAKES SCORING LEAD Tennessee Halfback Clo.ee Season With Total of 130 rolnts. Made Saturday (Ry The AnorUtod Tress) Saving hla biggest scoring splurge for the last game of the season. Gene McEver, flashy Tennessee halfback, has won the National football individual scoring race. McEver tallied five touchdowns and three points after tonchdown again South Carolina Saturday to run his season's total to 130 points. Just two more than Clark Hlnkle.

Buck-nell fullback, the previous leader. The leader In each of the eight maor groups or conferences, as compiled by the Associated Press, follows: Player and College Total Pts. Sonth-McEver, Tennessee 130 East-Hinkle. Bucknell lis Southwest-Wilson, Baylor SS Paclflc-Schwartx, Wash. State 84 Rocky Colo.

Col. 3 Missouri Drake SO Big Ten-Bergherm, Northwest. 53 Pharmer. Minnesota 63 Big Six-Young, Nebraska 30 Teeth are ordinary stronger than stone and some metals. The I O.

Cither Von rorat or Scon Will Be Aspirant. Hy 1IKK1IKKT V. 11AKKKH Assoclater Press Sports Writer NEW YORK. Dec. 9.

(Al) Otto Von Porat of Norway and Phil Scott, the fighting fireman from London; clash in a 11-round bout In Madison Square Garden tonight for charity's sake and for a possible "shot" at the heavy. weight championship of the world. Three Contenders Twenty-four hours before the battle. William Muldoon. venera ble New York slate athletic com mlssloner and co-donor, with Gene Tiwney.

of the Tunney-Muldoon heavyweight championship trophy announced that eo far as he could see there were only three contend ere for the vacant title Jack Sharkey of Boston, Max Schmel-ling of Germany, and the' winner of tonight's bout. In a general review of the heavyweight situation, Muldoon outlined plans for matches. One in Miami In February, and the other In New York In September, by which he hoped 'he throne could be accept ably filled. Muldoon Has Plan Under Muldoon's plan the sur vivor of tonight's bout would meet Sharkey or Schemellng at Mi ami, with the winner battling Sharkey or Schmellng tor the title in Sept mber. Thus If Sharkey gets tb all In February and wins he woulci meet Schemellng In September, and vice versa should Schmellng be picked for the Mi ami tight.

At 85, Muldoon wields tremen dous power In the boxing game, because of hla position as state commissioner and co-donor of the heavyweight trophy, as well as because of the sheer force of his dominating personai'ty, Muldoon's word carries weight. Figure Hell-Out With Muldoon' announcement as an added Incentive to fans, and with Jack Dempsey to be the referee, tonight's card, for the benefit 'of the Christmas charity fund, of which Mrs. Randolph Hearst is chairman, should be a sell-out. Von Porat, because of his great punching power, ruled a slight favorit over the clever Briton. TPP THREW HER DOWN-PHILADELPHIA John Win- tera Upp.

threw his wife down. She charged in court that it was down the stairs. That was last January, and because she couldn't stand more than one forced descent down flight of stairs, Mrs. Upp sued John for divorce. It Is hoped he'll settle down after the trial.

Mills Store Morning and s6e the famous new When referee Dick Reed calls flnld Campbell and Harry Jerry to th center of the ring Tun- day evening to (IT men instructions, th fans will witness the opening of the best card of the year, according to matchmaker "Tex" Blckerstaff. Camphell and Jerry are sche-duled for the curtain raiser. They are both noTlcee to the fight racket, hating had only two bonte each, but what they lack In experience they more than make np for In aggressiveness, and they both "throw plen ty of That bout win be xnnd annetlter for the cash customers for they can elt back and watt for boot 1 with J1h. Jackeon t. Hnff This boot will be between Steamboat Jackson, the Klamath tough Swede who alwaya pleases.

and Billy Huff, the Teteran Indian battler from Chlloquin Blly neede no Introduction here thtnr can be eald of kirn, "like good whiskey he fm-with age." Billy 1 In the fight racket purely for the lore of the name ano ne anu i anre to DUt UP i'" They go tour rounds or less at 155 pounds May Steal Show Now for the bout that may ateal the ihow, the special event 4 rounds at pounds. Billy fsurch rr Bobby White. "Well. dot. I will stake my 'rap- that this bnut will be aa good a fight as I ever put on." saya Tex.

It wlU be a fltht by two willing wrapper. The Portland sports writers hare dubbed Church The Oregon tor during II his bouta he has the habit of rrowl'ra when he charges at his opponent. He has showed here a tew times and alwaya pleased the fan-. His bout with Johnny rrtrentten MCCoy will here. Boy! how they did mix It.

It was as good a fight as any seen here. la meeting White he faces a boy who haa been out In the woods for the past II months and la In beautiful shape. A. few years ago around here White was a tough boxer. He fought the beat boys of his weight and more than held his own.

A clean living chap, thla White, a credit to the game. Harry Johnson, the local eportsman. who haa aeen Bobby In all his fights avs. He la one of the beat boys at his weight In the ring arouna th.ee narts. A willing-, aggres- in flehter who la alwaya will Ing to Uke a chance, and Try game." So fans look for a great fight here.

"lour monej be refunded If yon are not eat-lfl" with thla bout," Tex Bays Tiny Kv Real Match Now tor bont No. 4. the semifinal hearrwelghU! ni floor boards hare been tor this bout and a derrick will be at hand help hrinr the boys back into ring If either should fall out or be amacked througn me each "elghs about two pounds less than a horse. The contestanta are K. O.

I A nH Tiny Mcunrnwr, Pw of Tonna Valley, with 8 trait' kayos to his unblemish ed recd. and Jack Mcurevr. zOS-ponnd giant from Albina. the rough aide of Portland, where the boys would rather tight than eat. It waa trom this section that euch boya as Joe Benjamin.

Toffy Wing. Benny Nick Yea? Bud Ridley, Sam Gordon, Frank Farmer, joe Gorman, Ralph Gruman, all rT'- boys, learned the racket from fljfcting on the streets. This McCreer Is a Teteran of. more than 160 battles. He ha met the best heavies In the V.

and has been a real trial horse for all cf them. He worked In Jack Dempsey' camp for his first fight with Tunney and will be real test for this farmer boy. Jus' the right type for "Cucumber" to most a big roua-ht. tough fellow who can absorb more punishment than I nli1a McGreer fought a great battle last summer at the ball park In h. event on the Joo Andorson-Rosenbloom card with Tony Talerlco, the much-talked about hoary who Is under the monngoment of Eddie Either, I.omski'a maiiagr, ami what a slugging match that was.

Talerlco, after hitting the canvas a couple of times, came through nd won the judges' decision. Incidentally, thla same Italian and Karl Ritchie stole the show on the Leo Ixmskl-Yule Oakman card. Earl knocked Tony down four tlmea and Earl bit the canvass thrice and out. Thla will be the acid test for "Cucumber" and If gels over Oil tough McGreer he will be considered a great prospect. The whole Yonna valley will be In the arena to root for their pride Main Event Hot The climax of an evening that fans will travel miles to sea will be bout No.

the main event, ten rounds or less at catch weights. The principals Willie WASHER no-wringer Come in loday EASY ai minutely Announcement Brownsville Woolen Corner 5th and Main Klamath SUSPENDS ask for a demonstration on typical washing' in your own home. Actual performance, not mere words, will convince you that Easy does all and more than we claim for it. Extra without extra cost 1. Choice of Afitstor or Suction Trpe of wether.

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Clothes can be line-dried indoors In bsd weather. 10. Kiniing csn be done in Damp-Dryer without handling clothes until ready for the line. 1L Clothes ere free from deep, herd create s. 12.

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Eventually wriofers will be eliminated' on til the better wathin mschines, and they will be offered with some tvne of danni-yer. Bui it will no I br an EASY, Donp-Dryer, For no other drrp-dryer f'D jaMtPorsj lll.oj EASY ttrM BUSINESS I. 1 Due to AdminUtratorg' Settlement and Diiposal of Egtate, All of the Brownsville Stores in Oregon Will Be Closed Up. The Entire Stock of the Klam ath Brownsville Store will be disposed of at PUBLIC SALE EASY terms Buy your EASY on convenient terms. Liberal allowance on your old washer.

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