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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-07
HELD ron SAFE BLOWING.
BOND FINED At 5000

c. Houching. charged with crack.
ing safes OF stores ut Mt. Hebron
and Doris recently. was held TO
answer after preliminary hearing At
Doris yesterday. In default Of 5000
bond he was rcmanded to Jail at
Yrcka, II. NJ. Manning, local attor-
ney, In counsel for tho defendant.
Charles Snyder. alleged partner IN
the robbery. will have an c1amina-
tion later.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-07-07

Patent medicines are forbidden en-
trance into Italy. Rumania. Algeria
and Sierre Leone.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Ohio State Defeat
Saturday May Give
Title to Iowa Team
Buckeye Victory Over nli-
nois Would Cause Tie for
Years Conference Honors

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-The 1921 cham
pionship Of the Western Conference
virtually hinges on the Ohio State
Illinois game next Saturday, when the
Buckeyes meet their hitterest oppon-
ent Of past years, while Iowa. the
other undefeated Big Ten squad, has
in prospect an easy victory over North
W w-stern, which has failed to win Con-
ference game this season.
Ohio State must defeat Illinois to
divide the championship honors with
Iowa, while Wisconsin. with four VIC
tories and a tie with Michigan Satur-
day, hopes for a victory ever Chicago
next Saturday to retain the position
of runner-up.
ALI of the Big Ten teams will play
this week end, and though the other
two games are not important from
the championship standpoint, they are
both games of traditional rivalry. Pur-
due and Indiana will meet each other
and Michigan and Minnesota will play
at Ann Arbor before a Homecoming
crowd which is expected to number
10000 persons.
Wisconsin's slender hopes for the
Conference title rests upon defeats for
both Iowa and Ohio State. with a
Badger victory over Chicago.
The hard battle which is expected
between Ohio State and Illinois is
based not so much upon past achieve
ments of Illinois as the steady i'm
provement the team has shown this
year.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Bouts Hereabo,sts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Pioneer 8. C-Pbli O'powd ~.
Sammy Nahke. IL rounds
WEDNESDAY
raInec OF .3ay-frtsh Jimmy DwJcr
vs. Eddy brady. II rounds.
Trinity Club, Rrookiyn-Amatcur
bouts.
THURSDAY
Jamnica q. C.-HaFry Mulcahey VS.
Charley fkidl KohleF, - x0unds.
FRIDAY
Madison Square Garden --- ,Tohnny
Dundee w. George X. q. Chaney, Is
rounds: Georgia Daly va. George Lees .
xoEndn
18th Regfanent-Young joe Jeannetke
rs. Ritz Walters. 12 rounds
SATURDAY
walker 8. C.-Jimmy Mara va. Al
Kale. L. rounds.
l0ssd Rec cimenf--Bahe Sullivan Va.
Jack 0onahue, L. rounds
37tn Eegiinent - Eynie Kohlor vr.
liuamy CarastNn, IL ronndx.
9th Regimci,t--Frankie Fay W. Jimmy
Garter. Is rounds.
Rink A. C.-Archis Walker W. Al
Me Rae. IL rounds.
Commonwealth 8. C.-TOny Lyo1s
va Osskcy keycS, II rounds.
hlhgcwoad Grave S. C.--kid Duhc va.
Eddie Brady; Frankie Esiwnrsla W.,
Young Norman. IL ruunds each.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Warner Excuses Pitt
Team Until Tomorrow

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov 14--No
practice was induIged liz to-day ly the
ErivrsitH Of Pittsburgh varsity. fol-
lowing it's defeat by Washington and
Jefferson on Saturday at Forbes Field.
Couch Glenn Warner has also excused
his regulars from work tomorrow, but
will have the other members oe the
scuad on the field.
On "Wednesday final preparation for
the annual Thanksgiving Day battle
with Hugo Bezdek's grea. Penn State
machine will be started. The incen-
tive before Warner and his charges is
to spoil States great record and, when
the rivalry between the two schools is
considered, the Partners will be real
fighters in the big contest.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Penn State Team at Last
Eniovs Deserved Rest

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Nov. 14.-To-
day was red letter day for the Penn
State gridiorn warriors who won
hard earned victory over the Navy on
Saturday. For the first time since the
opening day of practice on September
first, the coaches declared holiday
and gave the players a we'll deserved
rest. Coach Bezdek does not believe
in resting during football season, but
he felt that after coming through the
tough assignments so successfully the
NitTany Lions had earned day off.
The players were grateful for the
rest. most of them having been pretty
much battered in the Navy game. They
declare that it was the hardest game
of the season thus far and give the
Middies credit for their splendid
showing. Bezdek's hashy backs did all
that was expected of them on Satur-
day, while she line did even better than
had been anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Zahn Chosen to Coach
Princeton Basketball

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. 14.-As a
result of recent action by the Prince
ton Basketball Committee, J. H. Zahn
has been secured to take charge Of
the coaching Of the Tiger Ave during
the coming season. ME-. zahn, who is
the brother OF the Dartmouth mentor,
will arrive in Princeton next Monday
to take charge of practice.
Jeffries, Wittmsr. Of the varsity foot
ball, and Brawnsr are the only veterans
this year. and in addition to them will
be Wadleigh, Dergand, Buford, from
the varsity substitute ranks of last sea-
son. The entire 1924 team is available.
and much is expected from Art Loeb,
Correa. Wright and Klasess. No regu-
lar practice has yet been held for the
Tiger players, but AL Neis, freshman
coach has been overseeing informal
practice.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Bowie Entries

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New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Pennsylvania Coaches
Hone to Beat Cornell

PHILADELPHIA, Nov I4.-The Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania football team
returned from it's battle with Dart
mouth in New York City yesterday
with the team in good condition and
physically At to start the last grind il
preparation for the remaining game
Of the season, that with Cornell on
Thanksgiving Day.
Despite she fact that the Red and
Blue only earned a tie with Dartmouth,
which in turn was badly beaten by Cor
nell, the Penn coaches believe their
team will be able to defeat Cornell. On
many occasions Cornell teams of vastly
superior strength have come down to
Franklin Field on Thanksgiving Day
only to suffer defeat at the hands Of
the supposedly inferier Quaker teams.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Byers Is Named
New President
Of fColfing Body
business Pressure Compels
Whitney to Refuse Second
Term as u. s. G.. A. Head

The nomination committee OF the
United States Golf Association has
named J. Frederick Byers, Of Pitts
hurgh, to succeed Howard Whitney,
who has refused to serve as chief ex-
ecutive Of the association another term.
Generally the president Of the national
body serves two terms and it was the
desire Of the officials as we'll as of the
nominating board to have Mr.. Whitney
serve another year. However, pressure
Of outside matters has made it prac-
tically impossible for the Nassau club
man to serve again.
Robert A. Gardner, Of Chicago, is
again named . vice-president, while the
second vice-president will be Wynant
D. Vanderpocl, the retiring secretary.
His place will be taken by Cornelius
S. Lee, Of Tuxedo. Edward S. Moore,
Of the National Links. will I'll the
vacancy left by Mortimer Buckner, who
served as treasurer for number Of
years.
The above named officers and the fol-
lowing will serve Oh the executive COM
mittee:
Roger D. Lapham, Of San Francisco;
John r. Lemist, Of Denver; James D.
Standish ir., Of Detroit. Alan D. Will
son, Of Merton; Thomas B. Paine, of
Atlantas Azariah 7. Burlington, of Fall
River; Albert D. Locke, of Brae Burn
and Bonner Miller, of St. Louis.
This is the first ticket nominated
under the changed constitution, which
calls for six of the executive committee
to be members Of state, sectional or
recognized associations. The six are
Gardner. Of Chicago District G. A.;
Y H. 81,
Lemist, Of the Trans Mississippi G. A.;
Standiah, of the Michigan State Golf
Association. and Miller, of the Missouri
G. A.
Geographically speaking, it would be
impossible to have a wider distribution
through the United States, with rep
resentatives from the Boston. Metro
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Root Picks Van Kampen
And Madden i'm Grind

Eddie Root. winner Of four six-day
classic, picks the team of Ed Madden
and Van Kampen to win the twenty
four-hour team bike match which starts
tomorrow night in Madison Square
Garden. Fifteen combinations are
scheduled to start in the miniature "six-
day" race. Root thinks McNamara and
McBeath will finish second, and likes
Grenda and Clarke FOR third money.
The feature will be the professional
team match race, alternate style, be-
tween MeNamara and Grenda and Mad
den and Van Kampen. The distance
will be one mile. of four heats,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Yale to Help Detect
Stray Football Tickets

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 1a.-Yale
Football officials win Cooperate with
Harvard men TO detect cases of alumni
and undergraduates who turn over
their Yale-Harvard football game
tickets to other persons It was point
ed out tonight that as only two tickets
were allowed and every collegian signs
personal statement that he will use
one OF them himself, it will be impos-
sible for two women to witness the
game together
Every woman who sees the game
must be accompanied by man who is
presumably an alumni or an under
graduate. II two women attend the
game together, it is possible they will
be questioned as to whose tickets they
are using
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
O'Dowd to Battle NabIe

Fnll ODewd, fhat shadowy Columbus
bantam who surged into the public eve
as result of his defeat of Joe Lynch
tnree weeks ago, is to receive thor
ough looking over by the fans this
evening, when he enters the ring at tho
P1oneer Club against Sammy Nable. a
falr and furious son of the roma ntic
East Side.
Mr.. O'Dowd was just one of those
things until he reversed all the set and
sophisticated dope by removing the
props of hope from beneath Lynch.
The local fans are still skeptcal about
Eim and this evening they will learn
whether he is real rising star on the
horizon of ringvil]e or Just one of those
flickers that fash in the pan and
evaporate in the smoke of disappoint-
ment
preliminary scrap at the Friday
night show in the Garden which should
provide enough action TO make up for
any other discrepancies in the pro-
gram Is that between Georgie Dsley,
the young marvel discovered by Willie
Lewis, and George Washington Lee, the
battling Chinaman
Return Watch is Forced
The bout in which the two first met
three weeks ago is still warm in the
minds of those who saw it, and there
were so many demands for another
engagement that Tex Rickard was
forced to match them again.
Young Joe Jeanette and Ritz Wal
ters will be the principals in the star
twelve-round bout at the 18th Regi-
ment Armory on Friday night, the main
preliminary bringing together Joe
O'Neal and Cyclone Williams.
Jack McAuliffe. who retired as the
undefeated lightweight champion, and
VINO has been going rather strong ever
since has sailed for Ireland, where he
WI look over the field of hghtweights
wan a view to importing few. He will
a4so nave an eye out for heavyweghts
ane hopes to lind somebody who can
give Jack Dempsey fight.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
DundeeR Returns
To Local Arena
Against CLANCY
Veteran Lightweight Takes
ON Improved Fighter in
Garden Wind-Up Friday
BY Jack Lawrence

with the real winter sporting season
swooping down upon New Yorfers lika
u landslide, the fans OF this bewilderad
burg are having tough time arranr-
ing their dates. There are manv snort-
ing events in the ofsing. Fight fans are
sertlng all mixed up with wrestling
enthusiasts, and the bike and basket
sail maniacs are adding lot to the
galety OF the nation.
FOR this reason it is hard to discover
what prospective ring engagement is
nrst in the minds of the Fl stic eleme
but from the tide of talk that was
surglng up and down the town last
night 1T appears that the coming dis
turbance between George Chaney. The
battering Baltimore thunder erbolt. and
the we'll known Johnny Dundee is rem
orally regarded as the immediate
classic. This affair takes place in Madi-
son Square Garden on thursday eve
nlng and is scheduled to 90 fifteen
rounds.
New York is beginning to take
Chnney seriously. He has an impress
slve record and punch calculated to
disturb the best of them. The two
llghtweights have met twice before
once in Boston and once in Philadel-
phfa. They were both furious en-
counters.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Large Squad Reports
For N. Y. u. Basketball

Coach Ed Thorre issued his first call
for varsity basketball candidates at
New York University yesterday. A
squad Of about fifty men turned out.
Cantain Goefler is back, as we'll as
Bates, Bierce and several substitutes
from last year. Manager Henderson
has not yet completed his schedule and
has still few open dates
The schedule follows:
December 10. alurnni at home: Decem-
Der i6. Yale. 22d Regiment Armory. N. T..
December 21 Columbia. Colum bia; January
4. Toronto, at home; January Z. open,
January IL, West Point West Point Janu-
ary IA, open; February 3. Swarthmore,
home: February II, Rutgers. Rutgers; Feb
ruary 18, Cornell home; February %,
Georgetown, home; February 25, Union.
home and March t. c. G. n. T., 22d Regi-
ment Agmory. N. r. City.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Lafayette Team May
PLAY Post-SeasOn Game

EASTON, Pa, Nov. ID. DR. John
Fl. MacCracken, president of Lafayette
College, is in favor of having the un-
defeated Lafayette football team en-
gage in post-season contest.
"I am heartily in favor of an extra
game after the regular season is over"
President MacCracken said tonight.
"Providing satisfactory arrangements
can be made"
President MacCracken and Graduate
Manager OF Athletics D. Leroy Reeves
are considering the seven inrersec
tlonal game invitations received by the
college
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Cornell Now Preparing
For PENNSYLVANIA Game

ITHACA, N. r., Nov. 14.-"Now for
Pennsylvania" was the slogan sounded
in the Cornell football camp to-day,
as the red warriors assembled to begin
their CAMPAIGN for the annual Thanks
giving Day battle. For them the 351
points rolled up so far are past his
tory. to be written off the slate for the
present, at least.
"The Cornell season, in one sense,
began this afternoon" graduate Man
ager Berry told the newspaper men,
and that phrase fairly hits off the pre-
vailing Cornell view. Cornell has had
too many fine teams shattered on
Franklin Field TO take anything for
granted. The squad starts anew to
day with redoubled energy and de-
termination.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Manager Being Sought
For Sam Francisco Club

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-Search
for a manager for the San Francisco
club of the Pacific Coast Baseball
League is to be made in the East by
Charles Graham, one of the owners Of
the team, who leaves this week for
Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, New York
and other cities.
Graham has been managing the team
for several seasons, but intends to re-
tire. While in the East Graham also
will endeavor to get players in ex-
change for Jimmy Caveney, San Fran
cisco shortstop, who is being sought
by Detroit, Washington and Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Bonus to Spur Coast
PLAYERS. Saws Ty Cobb

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 14.-Base-
BAH in the Pacific Coast League will
be better than ever before. in the
opinion of Ty Cobb, Detroit manager,
as result Of che decision of the
leagues directors TO cffer $4,000 bonus
to the players on the leading clubs.
Cobb is playing N the California
winter league.
The aggressive spirit is what makes
baseball. and you will see plenty Of it
on the Coast next year" Cobb declared;
"Ban players need an incentive and
now they have it here"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Pepper Martin Victorious

In fast twelveround bout last
night at the Broadway Boxing Exhibi-
tion Association last night Pepper
Martin. Of Brooklyn, defeated Mieky
Brown. Martin was the aggressor
throughout. forcing the fight even until
the last gong. Brown took terrific
laeing from the Brooklyn boy, who
showed no signs Of distress at the end
of the bout Martin weighed 1851
while Brown weighed in at 128la. IN
the semi-Gnal Harry Martin defeated
Happy Dorman in fast ten-rOund
baut
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
English Women Beat
Philadelphia Girls
At Hockey In Rais,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.- The
All England Women'a Hockey
team easily defeated the Philadel~
phia Cricket Club eleven to-day, IL
goals to I.
Miss e. e. LidderdsIe was tho In
dividnal star. scoring six goals for
the visitors. Miss Gertrude Hearne
made the hasns teams Iona tally.
The match was played In a driv-
ing rain.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Manager of Plestina
Put Under Suspensi0r,

The New York State Athletic Com
mission yesterday suspended Joseph
Marsh, manager of Marin Plestina,
heavyweight wrestler, pending hear
ing on charges that the state authori-
ties refused to disclose.
Marsh has been ordered to appear
before the commission and in the event
of his failure to do so, it was said yes
terday, his license would be revoked.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Salmon Leases Petit Farm

Waiter ]. Satmon has leased the Pet
tit farm. fornns rIy the Theraton Moore
farm, at Lexington, Ky. 1t consists of
240 aces OF lard and barns. 1t is the
farm where the great Peter Pan stood
for a number of years Six Of Salmon's
mares are IN foal. one TO Sweep, one to
Houriess and two each to Omar Khay-
yam and Pennant.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Yale PLAYER Breaks Leg

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. I4.-Dur-
ing the football practice this afternoon
Pat Butler. end rush OF the second
team, broke his right leg during a
scrimmagc- He was taken to the New
Haven General Hospital, where the
said late Tonight at the hospital that
Butler was resting quietly and would
suffer no permanent i'll effects from his
injury. His home is in Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Sullivan Scores Knockout

Kid Sullivan, the South Brooklyn
feGtherwciSht, collided with Lew Mc-
Farland, of San Francisco, III the main
event at the Freeport Sporting Clnh
last night. and flattersed the visitor in
the second stanza. In the semi-final of
ten rounds Eddie White, 122 pounds,
and Larry Goldberg, llS pounds, diyid-
ed the honors. In . four~round pre-
lirlinary Sammy Salvatore defeated
Jehnae White, brother Of Eddie.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Muldoon Heads Cornmittee

William Muldocn, Chairman of the
New York State Boxing Commission,
last night accepted the chairmanship
CT the athletic committee on the
Knights of Columbus New York Chap
ter $2,oo0,o 600 building campaign which
will be launched November g and con-
tinue to Deccmberv8.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

politan, Philadelphia, Western Pennsyi-
vania, Michigan, Southern, St Louis,
Chicago, Missouri, Trans Mississippi
and California districts.
James A. Stiliman, chairman Of the
retiring nominating committee, has an
nounced the 1923 committee - folfows:
James F. Burke, Oakmont; David Nc
Alpin I'd. National Links; Walter L.
Ross, Inverness; Fl. Chandler Egan Of
Waverly and W. Stauffer, Of Audubon.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15

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Copyright 1884, Nsw yers TlSuns INC.
East VS. West
As rule among football people this e of the when the
hr trees begin to look extremely black
the championship
This chatter doesn't to quite
Quite section of the daily still
nrse time IN football history the East forced take defensive
de
Not to is stronger the
But to prove that it isn't weaker
West Has the Edge
With all psrtisanhp aside the
all distinct Western
In opinion there west writes ohserv
tourist who has followed football good enough
State and Chicago And Nebraska would least $3.50 proposition
against picked eleven East"
We following facsto
Iowa enough beat No Dame which completely
about the Army that Yale practically
Nebraska, enough travel 1000
East with it's regulars at
Chicago handy
of Lourie and Ga leading But Chcago margin
extremely Chicago beaten by Ohio State isn't
Notre Dame Iowa And likely Wisconsin
Neutral Testimony
Certain officials who worked in the game
Nebraska the strongest team they have seen
And Nebraska doesn't lead the West
Rocknes eleven well
Navy beyond anything
And Notre Dame fell before Iowa.
Who would for the Job of picking six teams from the East goa
sHsDs and Nebraska, sr ssas - '''N '~~ '~'~'
pick real football
who adjusted the than any OF
the leading Eastern teams that we have
ground gaining attack than Penn State
Navy passing
defense, that must be given precedence
than There
than the East And this latter
to be true OF the good year l9zl
And in the meanwhile
Middle happens
entire counting from
We heard the
Babe make shouldn't
froms 100000 counting Judge Landiss deductions
And fromaf again the old amnmnGl WaM
Harvard of the species deodher than the fae
And Cambridge nooday doubtful clan,
eeo had Hardwich or Casey or Mohons
wonder and 1T
headong
oyy waiting for thirty
the job big factor any sport and when
three sections the result
is fairly obvious
against Notre Dame Iowa Ne
Lafayette Of the
East formidable showing
Pitt than when Pitt supposed to
We'd hate crate gold bullion bet upon any
Eastern team to tremendous the
passing
We had match early bloom only short while
uttered AS be
least may soon LOOK o an carry e
al of the preliminary chatter
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
10 Hold Relay Carnival Here

sne Mohawk A. C. of the Bronx has
ALI Saihsaacad asad tnat an December 20 it viii
stag.s .r sas 6 nsst inSoor relay carnival essr
.sea ss. IN this ci.y. More than twenty
sssh1 will be decided.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
Amateurs in Wrestling Meet

An amateur wrestling tournament
will be held at Madison Square Garden
November %. A gymnastic exhibition
in three classes also is carded.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-15
1887, Neso york T,-ibasms Inc.

early bloom only short while
AS
at least we may soon look o al carry
val of preliminary chatter.