The Evening herald., May 18, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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FARMER" VANCE
jSEEKING MATCH
'WITH H. BURKE
" "Fnrmor' Vnnro, mlddlownlKht
Hmpplnr who linn mot hoiiio of the
haul' bono crtlotturH In I ho country,
wnnU lo tnko on Henry lliirlm iiiul
goti a chiiticn itt tho roimt mldillo
Wiirght bull which iniw adorns the
Klrtmath Kulln num.
1 Vanco lodny IhhiiiiiI n cIiiiIIoiiko
Jo.imiiot Itiirko In a rinlxli match
aoma tlnio within the next two
wnk, Ho agrees to miikn tin.
totdilluwulKhl limit of 100 pounds
providing Hurko will put tliu const
blilt nt Htakii.
It It Hurko In UKrnKitlilu, It hi prob
a hi a tlmt member of llm Mouse
lodge will promote tliu match fur
oma nlKlit Iho latter pitrt of next
wwik, if tliu match la miido It mi
duilbtcdly will bo oiio of tho most
Jimly contested cx)tHlt linn uf bonu
ornshlng over seen In Kluiniitli
county.
MED FORD h AGAIN .
DEFEATS K. C. H. S.
AA'barrugo of hit from tliu
third to tliu seventh Inning spelled
defeat for Klnmutli Comity IIIkIi
school nt I ho hands of Medford IiIkIi
ohool In Modoc I'ark bull grounds
Kuturdny afternoon. The fliml score
wu 17 to S. Thin In Modford'ii
ouond consecutive victory over tho
local nluo Hi In season.
U Up until tho third IiiiiIiik the
ncoro was tlvd, 3 to 3. HturtliiK with
tilts fourth, tho Medford tram, found
their hutting ' and knocked two
KJnmnlh pitchers from Iho box. In
tho'seventh. Louis Htownrt look tho
mound and hold down ihn Itnituo
Hlvisr valloy sluggers Iho remaining
thtea (nullum. , .
Boxers Ready
for Big Show
All of tho buxom who will show
Ihelr ntuff ut Hrundlimvliin bull to
morrow nlKhl Imvo completed their
training mid uro ready for tho tup
cf tho gong, Jtocco Htrnnibo, I'ort
I ii ml light lioiivywolght, In all ready
for bin 10-roiiiid tilt with Uiimiiiy
OIhoii, tho husky mitt sllnger from
California.
Tliln oiiKlit to bo tho bo bout yol
staged huro since boxing was ro-
Ivlvi'd. Hoth. flghtars oro hard bit-
lorn and both uro mild to bo willing
iiiIxom, n either of them In liublo
Ii) drop bnforo they bo tho full
rou to.
Jink Crlm, Modoc Indlun, faces n
tough buy In J no Coffinun of linker
In l Ii o six-round Honil-wlndup. Ho
fur Crlm Inn fairly easy sailing In
bin boutn horo, but Coffiuan prom-Im-n
to upset him.
YounK l-'ullx, Wood Spaniard, and
Wilbur Harrington, Kl.unulh ludlun,
wll stop four roundn, while a four
round curtain raiser nluo will bo
offered.
RfcCLOUD WINS GAME
FROM YREKA, 1 TO 0
(Spoclnl lo Tho Herald)
' V URIC A, Calif.. May IS Two
r .iil0 0 guimui. featured tho opnulng
of Uho recently organised Slnklyou
Klamath banubull league yonlorday.
Yrtrka lost, to McC'loud, 1 to 0, In
1 MnnliiKil nt Mi-Cloud. Mitten
pltobad n beautiful game for
Yr.ttn, going tliu eiillro routo, only,
tbavo tho K ii nil) lont on an over
throw lo third bimo. Punsmulr wan
from Wood on tho Diinnmulr dia
mond, 4 lo S, tho gamo being pro
touted by Wood. l.afKO crowds at
tandad oncb of tho games.
KIH.YNVIU.K
Uallfornln Vbdior Spending Week
I , Km! In Klninntli Fulls
"3 Chnrlos McCiownn. William Illaek.
man and ftoy Watts mnile up a trio
afirisltorn from Susnnvlllo who
spont tho wook-ond In Klnmatli
Fall. Whllo In llio city thoy woro
guests In tho Whllo Pelican hotel.
TIRES
GENERAL
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Balloons 4.40 to 7.30
feOx3yoFirestone Cord
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"'Our price in right
, KLAMATH
TIRE HOUSE
"Cap" Calkins
6th and Klamath
FAME WON BY
FIVE BROTHERS
AT ATHLETICS
IMEIIIIE. 8. D., May IS. Flvo
brother who bavo wou famo In
nlhletlrs give Iho Cooper fumlly of
l'lerro claim lo dliillni'tlon. Ken
neth Cooper . oldest of tho brolhcrtt,
after winning flrnt plitco In rodoo
oxlilbltlonn tliroughout the north-
went for novoriil nennons, went lo
tho Ilrlllnh Kinplru , Kiposlllon at
Wembley, KiiKland. with thu Am
erican rodeo deloKntlon Inxt sum
nor and proved himself tho out
standing artist of 4I10 troupe. Ho
repeated bin triumphs at tho Maill
non Hiimiro Ctirden rodoo In Kitw
York and then turned lo polo, be
ing a mouther Inst soason of the
Ak-Hnr-llou learn of , Omiihii, Neb.
Norvnl, a jrounner brother, was
deemed Kenneth's eiual In rodeo
competition until tho latter eclipsed
hlni nt the Wembley and Madison
Ritunrn Garden uvents, where botb
wero participants. Norvnl has a
long record of victories In stato
rodoo events:
Conrad Is center on tho Univer
sity of Minnesota football loam and
In rated as ono of Iho best centers
In Iho country. Also ha la heavy
weight boxing champion of the
t'nlvornlly of Minnesota, a tltlo he'
linn held during two of his throe
years In school there.
Arthur, fourth of tho Cooper
brothers, wnn middleweight box
ing champion nt tho University of
Minnesota last year and Is second
milking mlddlo-welght boxer this
year. Leslie, Iho fifth, woq men
tion last season with tho best high
school football players of 'South
Dakota on contor for tho l'lerro
high school team, and mndo bis
debut this season an a sprinter on
tho truck tenm, with credltablo
high school marks In tho dashes.
Today ?s Scores
National nt New York
n. it. e.
Clilciigo 2 11 0
New York 5 12 1
rintterles Aloxnndor and Hnrt
nett; McQuillan, Croon field and
Snyder.
National nt Boston
n. II- E.
Cincinnati 4 4 1
Donton ,. B 10 2
Iluttorles Dotiohuo, Blomlllor
and Wlngo; Oonowlch, Denton, O ra
il ah and tilbnon. J
National at Brooklyn
n. It. E.
Pittsburgh 7 12 B
Brooklyn, : ...12 .17 1
Batteries Aldrldgo, Ydo, Songor,
Upal and Oooch; Crimea and Taylor.
rrr
E. W. Renick
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KLAMATH FALLS
TAKES
0
(Contllllied I'roin I'lige One)
But tho pitching of tliu l'ulleuii's
southpaw was tho outstanding fea
ture of Iho game, Thirteen of th6
34 halters that raced Mohler went
out via tho strike-out routo, anil
not one Mt, Ulianlu player reached
first 'on a buno on balls. Bay, Ml.
Hbnstii pitcher, struck out nine
I'eliciinn and walked ono.
Quo of the fast ploys of tho
giinio was In lha sixth Inning when
Deinllt, caliber, ran loo fwt, and
snaked a high foul out of tho air.
Hardly had ho returned to his
position than nnothar foul went
nailing Into tho nlr which bo ali:o
purloined.
I'cllcans Are I'nst
Tho victory yesterday afternoon,
gnvo Just tho necessary Impetus lo
tho local team and wan a fitting
performance of Iho Pelicans In their
first game In tho Klnklyoil-Kluiiiath
league. Under flro, tho Pellcuns
proved to bo nn exceptionally fast
semi-pro baseball team with Iho
material. that may bring heme tho
league pennant to Klumalli Kails.
Tho team worked like a well
oiled luachlno. No glaring errors
and always cool und beady playing.
H. E. Bradbury, director of tho
Klamath Irrigation dlmrlct, threw
tho first bull of tho gamo and Mt.
Hhsiitu's left fielder Bwung und
mlusod the pill a mile.
An "opening day" baseball pa
rade was ntuged before tho game,
leading up Main street from the
Whllo Pelican hotel. Through tho
courtesy of the Acmo Motor com
pany, Iho lied. Whllo and Bluo
HudHon-Essex automobile caravan
carried tho baseball players In the
paruda.
The Ilox Scorn
Ml. Sluuta. AI). It. H. PO. A. E.
Davenport, If.... 4 0 0 0 0 0
(lobrlch, :ib 4 0 12 10
Sumner, cf 4 0 0 1 0 0
l.owd. ns 4 0 2 1 3 1
Nenl, lb 4 0 0 4 0 0
Obrlon, 0 4 0 0 9 0 0
Coffocn. 21) 4 0 1 B 2 0
Marten, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0
Bay, p 3 0 0 2 1 1
Totals 34 0 4 24 7 2
Klamath P. All. It. H. I'O. A. E.
Norwest, ss. .... 4 1 3 0 1 1
Wnttn. !b 2 0 1 4 2 1
Dayncns, 3b 3 0 0 1 3 0
Mathows, lb.... 3 0 1'7 00
Arnold, If ., 4 0 ,0 0 0.0
Demltt, c 3 0 0 10 1 0
Noel, cf ,1 0 10-00
Foster, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0
Mohler," p 3 0 0 0 0 1
Carroll, rf 1 0 o 0 0 0
Totals 28 1 0 27 7 3
Score by Innings ,
Mt. Shasta
Buns 000 000 000 0
Hits :....100 101 100 4
Klamath Falls
Buns 100 000 000 1
Hits Ill 010 llx 6
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. Siimiiinry
Two-base hltsi Norwest, Lowd;
tbree-baso hltj Norwest; sacrifice
bits, Bayness, Watts (2); struck
out, by Mohler, ' 13: by Bay, 9:
huso on balls, off Mohler, 0; off
Bay, 1; left on base. Mt. Shasta, 6;
Klamath Falls, 8. Timo of game,
1:50. Attendance, 1200.
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to Evening Herald Equipment
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tlouad printing and abolislied at
one stroko the trouble of indlvidtia:
movable type. It Introduced th
whole line as a unit of composition
thus reducing the printer's labor to
an astonishing degree.
It gave-the art the vast economy
of automatically and instantly pro
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composed and Justified type to bs
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the lntost Morgontlialor models, and
comes equipped to sot four dlfto.'
ent kinds and sizes of typo. The
othor machine, a No. 8, Is prnoticul
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sible tho composing of every form
ot printed matter, hooks, mngniilnos,
uowspapers, lotterlioada, 1 tickets,
menus nnt so. Jovt'U ,fvom .(ho simpl
est In tho most Involved, at a high
rate ot speed and in clear-cut faces,
newly cast for each -occasion. And
It casta n entire line at one time.
The first commorcinlly successful
Linotype was Installed by the New
York Tribuno In July, 1886. M the
end of 1924. 49,000. Linotypes wore
In use in sixty-three different coun
tries, producing correct composition
lu half a hundred different languag
es. . Those include Syrian, Greek and
oven Chinese. ' (
, The Linotype has four principal
matrices. ; V i.;
3. The keyboard and lu .related
parts, ' . v': ;. :. ' . ! ,
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4. Tho distributing mechanism.
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