The Evening herald., June 29, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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EVENTOfi BERAU, KtanrATH FXTJ,S,"TITOfrOH
MONDAY. .TONE 2H, )(I2
BOXING
SCANDINAVIAN HALL
TUESDAY, JUNE 30
8:30 O'Clock
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You'll take to 'Grander
right from the start
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Snappy Boxing Card Ready for
Local Fans Here Tomorrow Night
Local fighters today ended train- ( different. Moth have gained con
ing for their bouts tonwrrow' night jsiderably in experience since their
when the snappiest card in manyilist meeting. They will light six
months will be offered local fans at:
special reduced prices.
' Further advices from the Chica
district, where Kid Starkey has been
fighting, indicate that Joe Coffman
is due to have his hands full in
the ten-round g with the stocky
mauler tomorrow night.
Starkey Is declared to 'have a
tremendous wallop, three opponent
who were. forced to quit with br.i
e'd ribs testifying to the effectiu:
ness of his punch.
From the outside, looking in. il
would seem that Coffmsn's best
cbsnce is to make this a long-range
battle. No fighter wants to an
his ribs at infighting when the uth
eV man In the ring .has already de
monstrated that caved-ln ribs are
his specially.
j... Despite the fact that Maurice 1125.
Harris and Wilbur Harrington hav? la the curtain raiser it was deciur
met before, the scmi-wludup battle led probable this afternoon that
: tctween these two is scheduled to be Young Gunboat Smith of Chico an:!
VSS f -i - jmmr.
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Sunny, pleasant rooms. Dependable nursing enro. A good place to
convalesce in illness and after surgical operations. Rates are
'' reasonable. Ambulance for stretcher rases, ltcsident pharmacist.
Prescriptions and mcdlcino may bo obtained lit. all times day or
night. '
' ' ; All Physicians Cordially Welcome
Klamath Valley Hospital
.! ;' I'lXK AT FOURTH STHKET
KLAMATH FALLS, OHE,
Cor. 4th and Pine
Granger has that full, rich "rounded
out" mellowness that every experienced
pipe-smoker looks for in tobacco.
For Granger is fine, ripe old Burley
tobacco mellowed by Wellman's fa
rounds at 140 pounds, providin,
Harris is not able before that time
to repeat his previous kn'-kout
over Harrington.
Jack Divls and Billle Bunc'a, im
pounders who will go four rounds,
have been working out here for
nearly a m'jnth and their ability to
giva and take is attested by fan
who have watched them work out.
Tommy Harris of Ashland, new to
the fight game, is to make his debut
here against Babe Lightf.ot, local
boy who .has bcn shjwing much
improvement lately. Tommy Har
ris is an older brother of Maurice
airis whj fights the semi-wiudup.
His ' brother's success in the ring
U declared Co have decided him to
try his hand at it. Although old
er than Maurice, he wolg.'is only
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mous old 1870 method. And another
thing, it's specially cut for pipes (rough
cut, we call it) so that it burns slow
and smokes sweet and cool right down
to the very last flake..
Joe Walters wUiild tangle. I:i. their
(last meeting Walters, who woigh
'160, did little but clinch with Gun
'boat, who weighs 190. .
Gunboat fights on thc order of
! Willie Meo'Jan and 'Willi it all ir
ries a tremendous wallop. The
1 crowd last time had a gJ-d time
watching him perform and didn't
much -seem .13- blame Walters for
not rushing in and taking one on
the button.
Madame . I'anario's sculp massage
improves the quality of your hair.
.Vloe's Beauty Shoppe. Adv. 29-6
Big Ten's Best
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k".rr y
Meet Mr. Dorsey Ktght. cvnim field
er on the' Indiana 'University baso
' ball team that won the Ultr Ten title
this season. Klght topped the hit'
ters In the Western Conference wltb
a sensational average of .4t:0 for II
games. He's to got a tryout with
the Indianapolis club of the Amorl-
can Association.
Yreka Winner,
16-13; Crowd
Sees Contest
Eight Errors Contribute
to Pelican
Downfall
In n wild calch-as-cutch-ran buso
ball gamo In which Yreka used threo
pitchers and Klamath Kalis used one
who was powerless to stop an avnl
aticlte of bits, Yrcka's nine yeHtcrday
afternoon romped home with the
winning end of a 1G-13 score.
The game was raggcil throughout
I, It. was witnessed by a crowd of about
2, oon.
, Klamath Fulls took the lend
.In tbu sixth inning when Mohler,
local '.illchcr, was struck while nl
! bat. After that the Yreka team
'seemed to hit everything ho had to
i offer and the gamo resolved ItBulf
jlnto a question of endurance.
Mohler bad poor hacking. The
I I'elUans made eight errors against
jtwo on the part of tho Yreka nine,
j The game lasted three hours and
tour minutes.
I The box score:
YltKKA All II
jO. Dlnklns, 2b.. ,1
milliard, rf
(irises, If
Sliellliaininer, cf
Itonney, ss
Mittliewson, lb
Otirran, 3b
It. Ilinkens, c. ..
Mrti.-n, p
Cunningham, i
i;dy, p
li 2
ti
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6
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Totals 49 10 20 27 0 2
KLAMATH FALLS
AU R II I' A
.Vortvesl, s-2b 6 12 2 1
Walls, 2b-s .... 0 3 4 3 2
Noel, cr fi 2 ' 2 3 1
Mathews, If .... 5 0 12 1
Arnold, 11) 0' 3 li 0 0
Hooth, rf '.. 5 2 3 0 0
Dnyness, 3b .... 3 1 0 3 2
Deinltt, c 5 117 4
.Mohler,,' pt ........ 3 0 0 1 0
Prultt, x '. 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 44 13 18 27 11 8
X ran for Mohler In Oth.
Yreka: Huns , 630 000 42210
Hits 030 112 412 20
K. F. Runs 100 228 00213
Hits 200 345 10318
Summary: 2 baso hits Watts,
Arnold, Dooth 2, O. Dlnklns, Uoonoy,
Curran. . Homo runs, Noel, Muthow
son. Sacrlflco lilts, Noel, Shnllhum
mer. Struck out by Mohler 7; Met
ten 2; Cunningham 2; FMy 0. Ilasn
cm balls. Mctteti 2. Cunnllighatu 1,
Kdy 1, Mohler 1. Hits: off Mutton
8 In 4: Cunningham 6 In 1 2-3; Edy
4 In 3 1-3. Stolen bases Shellluitn
mer 2, Malhewson 2, Grlsnz, Watts,
Noel, lilt by pitcher Cunningham
(llnyness 0); Kdy (Mohler). l'nss
cd balls, It. 'Dlnklns, Dcmltt. Wild
pilches, Kdy. . Tlmo of game 3:04.
Attendance 1900 (estimated).
The HimIcii, July 2-I1-I
COAST I.K.Uil'K KCtJltKH
At Vernon 7 0
Portland 6 2
At Salt I.ako 10 a
. San Francisco 0 8
(Second gnmo seven Innings by
agreement. )
At OaUliind 1 8
Seattlo 2 4
At Sacramento 1 3
l.os Angeles IS C
STOP FORKST FIRKS
CiiiiiiiiiIkii Opens This Morning With
. 21 I.ocnl Hoys ami (.'Iris Itusy
The stop forest fires cnmpalgn
opened this morning with much In
terest being shown, pictures of tho
21 boys and girls being taken In
front of tho Chamber of Commoreo
office, showing Mayor Fred II. (lod
dard, Flro Chief Keith Ambrose and
Chief of Pollco Harry K. Loticks
signing up ns tho first members to
endorse tho movement.
Keen Interest Is being shown by
the children, with several signing tip
100 signers each dny. The drive
will close July 4th and cash prizes
will be awarded to thoso having tho
lurgest amount of slgnors at tho
close of Hie campaign. ' .' j
TO CltATF.lt LAKK
I'aMy cf Local Peoplo Hiked to Clnr
flelil Peak Huniliiy
A party of local peoplo Including
K. S. Vealch,'. Mitt Ksthor Vciitch,
Donald and Hob (Vcatch, Miss Lois
Hynon and Miss Jean Perry motored
to Crater Lako yesterday. Thoy on
Joyed a hike to Garfield I'euk dur
ing the day.
TIio lloileo, July iS-U-4
FROM MIOKKILL
Mr. anil Mrs, S, P. Dllllngor
who have boon In tho city for the
past two days loft this morning for
their homo on Morrill Tomt.
Main Event, 10 Rounds 145 Pounds
JOK COKI'MAX, Kliiin.iili I'M, who lias fought
tliii-c st'iisaiiiu'ial (iritis here vs. KID STAKKMY, of
Chico, ;i two hamlcil f i n 1 1 1 ' 1 1 K" mavliiuo a i;rcat crowd
ploaser.
Scmi-Final, 6 Rounds 140 Pounds
WII.HUU flAKUINGTOX, Klamath Falls, vs.
MAUKICK 1IAUUIS, Ashlaml. Tlicsc loys put up a
tlaiuly finht, March 31.
4 Rounds 140 Pounds
JACK IIAUKIS, I.os AiiKolos, vs. HI LUIS HUNCH
Stockton
4 Rounds
Tommy Harris, Ashlaml,
Another Good
Reserved Seats $1.G5
Seats on sale at Mecca,
Under Auspices Klamath Boxing Com.
BROWNIE, Matchmaker
K.NROl'TK SOI Til
MIkkouIii, Miinlana l'iipli Slup heir
lincwtito to Ciillforiiln
Mr. und .Mrs. II. H. McKuy ol
Mlssoura, Montana, piinncd tliKiugh
tho city today enrouto lo CulKoruIn
where tiey plan to visit relatives
and friends fur several weeks. Mr.
McKay is one of tho prominent tin t
Iness men of tho college city and Is
Hiking Hie trip to get away from
business affairs.
HKIU: FOR ROIIKO
Attending to Kodcn Affairs Here
From lily
Ernest and Dallas (ilven arrived
In tho city today and will intend to
rodeo affairs hero until the open
ing of the events hero.
KHOI'l'I.Nti FROM L.A KF.VIF.W
Motor in From likevlew to Spend
Day Shopping
Mr. mid Mrs. K. J. Favell of
Lakevlew were In from their homo
today shopping nnd attending to
business matters.
MISS IIIIO'I IIKKTON KLTTR.VS
After Visiting fin- Several Days nl
I'rliievllle Returns lloiiiu
Miss Wyimi Ilrotherton returned
last evening from I'rlnevllle. where
shn has been the houso guest of
relatives nnd friends for several
days.
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If You Are Looking for
Health and Accident
Insurance
see
JAS. H. DRISCOLL
Hart Building
Alf kinds of insurance Surety Bonds ' ' :
Loan Department in charge Perry DeLap ;
X- Group Life Insurance f;
E. W. Renick
Public Accountant
Accountinp
and
Auditing
SUITE 1, SLOUGH BLDG.
125 Pounds
vs. Harold Lightfoot, K. V.
Four Round Bout
General Admission $1.10
Smoke, Pastime, Waldorf ,
FAIKMAN FRF.F.D
CIIICAOO, Juno 21), Chiirlo C.
Fuliiiiiu, Inillrled with William. D.
Shepherd, who w.is nciiultted Inst
week of. murdering William N. Me
Cllntock, was frood today. Judgo
Thomus J. Lynch ordered & charge
of murder stricken oft the ducket
on recommendation of Slate's At
torney Crowe.
Tim Rodeo, July U-il-t
FROM OLF.NK
Clurcnco Adams of Olenn u a
business visitor In tho city today.
, I,F(il Mi:.V RFTl'HV
Loral Mi ll Return From Inglou
Cum cut luii lit I'rliievlllu
Loral lKlnn men Including J. M.
ti lover. Dr. O. H. Nowsom, Carl Wliio
trout and It. Shirt returned from tho
American Legion Convention at
I'rliievlllu today.
ARKIVF.S FROM HAN' FRANCISCO
Mari-ellis t to lm Connected Willi
,Mmi'h lleailly Hlioppo Arrive
Miss Loulso Hanfelu arrived In tho
city this morning from Hun Fran
cisco to accept n position with Moo'a
llenuty parlor, being an expert inur
eelllst und Individual hair cuttor.
aii) ritoi i cuiii)
PLYMOUTH, Vt., Juno 2S,
President t!oolldgo today directed
acting Secretary of War Dnvls und
Secretary Wilbur of thn navy depart
ment to give nil possible nld lo Santa
llurbiirii.
,
(General
Income Tax
Capital Stock Tax
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