The Evening herald., June 13, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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I JIMMY COTRELL
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PENDLETON, June 13, George
McCormick of Mullan, Idaho, knock
fed out Jimmy Cottrell ot Spokane,
Jin the ninth round of a scheduled
ten round main event of . a card
thold here last night. The knockout
I came at the close of the first mln
""iite of the round and was really the
-esult of a knockdown In the sixth
i when the bell saved Cottrell. The
Bpokane welterweight-fought thru
( the seventh and eighth in an ap-
parent trance and bung on to save
himself. It was the first time
1 Cottrell had ever been knocked out.
la the second round Cottrell broke
' his hand and was handicapped dur-
ing the rast of the right, although
1 up to the sixth ha had a slight edge
over McCormick. The men are
' among the best known welterweights
5 in the northwest. .'
World Famous Riders to Enter
: Rodeo Here July 2, 3 and 4
BONANZA ARRIVAL
Mrs. L. E. Thayer is attending to
business In the city today from her
home at Bonanza. --'
iU.i, Taper was manufactured In China
wOwut- 100 13. C.
For Breakfast
Waff le3 served with
Brookfield Farm
' Sausage
No place else in town
can you get such ser
vice as this. V
Jack Crim, local boxer, has for
saken the lure ot the roped arena
and Is now In training for an event
of a different sort.
He will be among the riders pres
ent at the Klamath Rodeo here July
2, 3 and K when some the most
famous riders in Oregon will gather
at the local falrgrouncs.
Crim, before be began his box
ing career, was noted as one of
the most- daring and accomplished
riders on the reservation and bis
presence is but one of the factors
that promoters ot the event say will
insure the best rodeo In history,
this year.
Many other reservation riders will
also be present. The Klamath res
ervation has furnished good men
year after year and this year's crop
; said to be better than ever before.
EASTERN PART
OF COUNTY IN
FINE CONDITION
POE VALhKY MAN
E. Griffith ot Poe Valley visited
In the city today from h'g borne.
CLUB CAFE
KODAK FINISHING
,8 H6ur Service .
The Peasley'a
Work ot assessing all personal
property will be concluded here In
Klamath county within one week,
was the estimate today of William
Lee, county assessor, who yesterday
returned from a prolonged trip In
the eastern part of the county.
"The eastern end of the county
Is literally covored with grass. Graz
ing was never finer and the farmers
nro feeling v8ry optimistic," Lee
said. ,
"The sad part about It all Is the
fact that with more range available
than has been the case In many
years, the ranges are almost entire
ly devoid of livestock. Past dry
years bave caused a great reduction
In herds and now when there Is so
much grass It- seems too bad that
Mrs. A. H. Newton and Mrs. H.
Ross, people ot Merrill were In the
city this afternoon shopping.
TOUAY'8 SCOKKH
New York 4 9 0
Pittsburgh ' ' 6, 13 0
McMillan, Greenfield and Harley;
Meadows and Smith.
American at Boston:
Bt. . Louis 7 11 1
Boston 4 12 1
Gaston and Dixon; Zabnlzer, Fuhr
and Heving.
American at New York:
Cleveland 4 ')t 4
New York 7 110
Utile and Myatt; Hoyt & Schang.
American at Philadelphia:
Chicago 3 11 2
Philadelphia 8 11 1
Lyons, Blankenshlp and Schalk,
Grabowsky; Harris and Coch
rane. National at Chicago: .
Boston 0 6 0
Chicago. ..2 .,7 f)
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Jacobs and Hartnett,
Dress Up for the Rodeo
We can . outfit you from head to foot with the proper
togs for Klamath's. '
Big Show, July 2-3-4
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