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THE EVENING' HERALD. KLAMATH fAjULS, ORECON
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FIRST RUN OF THE 1923 SERIES
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The Giants won the first game, but Babe Ruth-scored the first run of tha scries for,th.e Yankees when he
scored on Bob Meusel's double in the first inning. Picture shows Ruth crossing the plate. Hank Cowdy, Gi
ant catcher, is shown in front of the plate, hbping for a throwin from the outfield.
SCHANG'S THROW NAILS FRISCH
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Frankie Frisch's dreams of scoring Jawn McCraw's first run in this year's little party with the Yankees
. came to naught in inning No. 1. Reaching first on a fielder's choice, he made" a' valiant attempt to steal aec-
ond. But he was caught as he slid for the bag. Walhe Schang's fine tnrqw, to yyara turped tne tncK. were
we see Ward touching Frisch with the ball, and Umpire Nallin calling him out.'- Wallie Pipp, who discarded
his crutches in time to enter the series, is shown watching the play from first base, with Umpire O'Day pnd a
Giant coach behind him. . ' : ' '
.These pictures of the
opening game of the seri
es, taken Wednesday,
were rushed to Cleveland
by airplane. The pilot, ace
of the eastern division air
service, dared rain, fog
wind and darkness to
reach his goal. He landed
in Cleveland, six hours
after leaving - the polo
grounds.
The engravers at the
Newspaper Enterprise As
sociation plant in Cleve
land made mats, from
which the stereotype casts
for newspapers are prin
ted, and here are two of
the plays for Herald read
ers. Such is N.E. A. 'serv
ice. ' ; '. ' ';
BURKE WINS
2 IN 3 F
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LAKE WRESTLER
NOTICE TO SUI1SCRIBER3
Tour Herald should be del
ivered each . evening br 6
o'clock, unless tome unusual
delay occurs. It you hare not
$ received It , by that time, call
up (he Herald office, 88, not
,4 ialer than 6:30 and a copy will
4 be tent you. '
. Kodak finishing at Stlnson't. 8tf
Advertising pays. Try It and boo.
; In a wrestling 'match which tested
' the endurance of each man to the
utmost, Henry Burke of -Omaha
i threw Gus Snyder of Lakevlew two
' falls out of three, at the Pine Tree
theatre, last night. Snyder won the
! first fall with a head scissors and
arm strangle, Burke won the second
with a head scissors and arm bar In
24 minutes and fifty seconds, and
the third in 15 minutes and eight,
seconds with another head sclssons,
and arm bar. , . '
This match was unlike the last
wrestling match at the Pine Tee
when Olsen and Hunte, both about
the same weight and size, met. In
tho match with Snyder, Burke had
to -contend with a man some tpn
pounds heavier and about alx Inches
Uillor. After the two men - had
wrestled about 50 minutes the strain
of the extra welRht beft.m to tell on
him. Any hold that he 'would
net on his opponent, no matter how
punishing or deadly, would be brok
en by oheer , strength. pnyder
clumped on head lock after head
lock and gradually wore Iturke down.
Suddenly after about 61 minutes of
wrestling, Snyder ensnarod Burke
Into a bold that could not be denied
a bead scissors and arm strangle.
Slowly but surely the smaller man
was crushed down until both his
shoulders were flat on the canvass.
Both men were beginning to feel
the strain, Burke , from the 10
pounds he gave away and his opopn
ent from the ten or! fifteen pounds
be had (rained off to meet' Burke's
stipulated weight.
- The second fall was shorter. After
a fierce offensive of about 22 min
utes. Burke bore his man down and
finally forced him to the mat with a
head scissors. and arm bar. . ;
After the second fair Burka seem.;
ed to-recover his strength, . Snyder
however was obviously a( the end
of his rope, partly from exhaustion
and partly from a bad tall to bet
ween the second and third, falls,
stating that the weight he Was Used
to wrestle at was 185 pounds and
that training down to 108 pounds
was too much of a strain. '.
So It was but a matter of time
before Burke smothered Snyder to
the mat for ihe deciding : full,' If
came fifteen minutes and eight
seconds after a series, of punishing
holds that weakened Sndpr 'till hp
was, unable to break out ,pf , t bad
bead scissors and arm bar. that de
cided the match. ,
,Tlip match was o' contort' bf,
litrenKlli, weight and grit VOrsils
qnicknef.s, agility, and wldnr know-,,
ledge of the game, Snyder ropresont
Ing the former and Burke tho latter.
Time nnd again Snyder')) superior
strength saved him from cortnln
disaster. On one ocaslon Burke Wft
punishing h'lra with a head scissors.
Unablo lo break from tho hold by
twisting or turning on the mat
Snyder stood up and pulled Burke
with his feet first , still holding to
his neck, wit hhls legs.
There were a few . people at the
match last night than at the previous
wrestling . match here and the
audience evinced great enthusiasm
at the crucial moments. Both men
wore lean wrestlers.
A FEELING OF
: SECURITY
' You . naturally feel' secure when
you know that the medicine you are
about to take. Is absolutely pure and
contains no harmful or habit produc
ing drugs. .; . .; .
Such a-medlolno is Dr. Jfllmer's
Swamp-Root, Ififlucy, liver and blad
der medicine.
. The same itandard of purity,
strength nnd excellence 1s maintain
ed In every bottlo of Swanlp-Uoot.
. It Is. scientifically compounded
from vegetable herb.
It Is not a stimulant and Is taken
In teaspoqnfurdosps., :
It Is not recommendod for every
thing. ,
It Is nature's great helper n reli
eving and overcoming kidney, liver
and bladder troubles. .
' A stforn statement of purity If
with every, bottle of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Uoot. . ,
It yqu need a niodjcino, ypu
should have the bent, tin sulo at all
drtjg stpres In bottles of twq sizes,
medium a ik) litrRe. , . ' '
However, if you wish first tp try
this great preparation sent ten
cents to Dr.' Klliuer.& Co., Hlngjiam
to'n, N. T for a snmpld bottle. Vhn
writing he sure and mention this
papqr. Adv. ; .
i' ' Tremendously thrilling;
'THR TOW.V THAT KOKfJO fK)D'
At Tho lilborty Tonight .,
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COMPANY
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OPTICIAN
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Phone 168
Bland 'at The Smoke Nest Door
To Owl Cafe.
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G. M. C Trucks
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234 Main St, . Phone 397-W
NU BONE CORSETS
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Dl JaffeMOB St, rhooe 77-W
PR. F. R.3GODDARQ
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AND UfaODOjl
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UO,r, men
Klamatb Falls, Or.
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YES, WE BTORI9 THUaa"
Stors your grata and potatoes nntll pries suits. Ws eaa load your
ear at short notlcs. 'Also, w up still telllni baltd hay fnd fraln,
any quantity, at price which are fair. Stop (uossinc at your
load, oar ten ton scales always ready and right. If you arc mor
' tng In, moving out or bquse-hnntlng, 1st us take care of your fur
niture and bouieold goods until you get settled,
S. CROUCH, D.V.M.
Tetrfmarr Hargeoa
Deputy Dial Vetcrtaartaa
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CONCRETE
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Concrete Pipe
war Plot
Water Pipe
Culvert Pipe
JrrlaaUen Plpt
Concrete Brick
Faoe Brick
Common Brick
Pleer Tile
Manttl Brlek
' Concrete Block
Chimney Blocks
Building Black
Foundation Block
Concrete Contracting
Sidewalk and Curb
' Foundttlon
Floor
Concrete Material
Cement
Screened Sand)
Gravel -
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phone 2281 6th and Market" BtiT
by o dlstanco of t'wo tpllllmqtr
by a dlstanca ; of , two mlltmeter
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and Jolnvd tpgothnr at . the edgos
by a. simcmiy patented molting
process to pi;i)vent. moisture or dust
netting, between , thpra.l.ai'P itsed to
l;oep out tho cold inythe.placo of
ordinary doubl? .. .windows. It Is
said tho . heat Insulation Is perfect.
un'Or those , cpudltlop?, :.
. .' IOANO TUN'JMO
, W, H. Morgan at JJarl flhenlierds
a few jjipro dnyii, ;f 10-18' ,
Bend the Invalid to '
ASHLAND
for the wlntor Write . the
Convalescent Home
tor rates.
Main
Street
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At Tlip Mborty Ttiultiht
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Boston Beauty Shop
719 Main Phone BI1-W
Expert marcelling and hair
bobbing.
Neat door to Pine) Tree Theater
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104,
Mm aad XUrd Ikamlava
arwasoM miss pen 1
Tneaaar
J. C. CLECHORW
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raoim n .
W.E. &;j. E. PATTERSON
Contracting Painters
630 S. 6th Phone 582-J
Dr. E. DieUche
Physician nnd Burgeon
Office 1 Room and
Bngannan Dlda.
Office Honrss 11-ia, a-5 A 7
, Bondayt 9f
Pbonetl Offloe SS8, K. 8S0-W
American Legion
RXAMATH PORT NO, 8
Meeting 1st and Srd Taos day
Court Hons Paneeuetit
It. U. GKTl, Commander
. Phone ans-M
Monclair Beauty Shope
420 Main 8t, .. Phone 8115
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