The Evening herald., June 13, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

TItE EVEMNT. HERAT!), KLAMATH FALLS, OKEf.ON
Monday. Juno 1.1, 1027
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DIVIDE SUNDAY
IE ALL CLOSE
New Sensation
Ruth Hit 2 1st Home Run
Yankees Beaten by Cleve
land, 8 to 7 Score
(rtjr tho AmttrbltiNl lres
Five of seven Sunday major len
(ue games were von by niaritlii of
a single ran and moat of these
were decided In the final Inning
or two. Bota league loaders were
, Blent cap. S-l, Flercy, outpUcblnt defeated.
Couch. Batteries: , First icatne j While the Pirates were brouRh!
French and Wendell; Weathersby. ! down from behind by a stirring
Peters, Cunningham and SandberR. Robin rallv. the Yankees were beat-
Second (tame Couch and en in front by a seven run Indian
Seals Beat Seattle; Oakland
. ... Takes. SUth Straight .
.) t.. Yesterday
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i Portland divided a twin bill with
Los Angeles, hammering three Angel
hurlers hard to annex the first game.
-S. Loa Angeles clinched the '
series by winning the seven Inning '
; liii,;:::))!!; sf-JIS
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Billy Evans Says
kees the iiii-stimlilc illstlnrtlnn of ' llkov. Iko In llin Nnlloiiul. I Ynlikiom and I'arillntils Is eplult.
tcntllng In Hint ili'iMHlim iit nf pluy eil In one setileiiro. liolll am freu
liy a lil" nini'Klu. As A mutter of! "'"I" er lh Yankves me iikuIii nwluilng ilillis.
Strikeouts ami lViiiiniils
l)o strikeouts make major tensile
peununts?
On Hut siirfnra that Is t rather
iimlilituous statement. S u n d
very nuii-h like one of those fool
ish questions ut which you merely
latiali.
However. If you believe In fig
ures anil someone has sulit Hint
ftnures never He. you would be.
lorvcd to rent-h the t'onrlusioti that
the surest way to win a pennant
is over the strikeout route.
Last season the New York Yan
kees won the pennant In the Amer
ican League. While compiling the
base hits that meant a rhnmplou
ship, the Yanks struck out oSi)
times.
The 5Sn strikeouts gave the Yan-
stlll In existence, but baseball writ
ers called the new team the Ath
( lei Irs and the name stuck.
In those feverish days of 1h.
Hannah.
'... i t . m. j ii v.
.1 ruucii, I in i j iuu II .UUBil.
The Seals donned their batting
(togs, collecting 30 hits oft Seattle
pitchers to win both games. 13-7 and
11-4. 1 Batteries: First game
Kdwards, Wagner and Borreanl;
Williams, Geary and Rego. Second
game Brandt. Wagner and
Schmidt; Kuux and Rego.
. i Oakland ran her winning streak
to -six straight by white-washing
Hollywood twice 4-0 and 10-0. Bat
teries: First game W. Murphy,
Pruel find Cook; Krnse and Read.
Second, game Hulvey, Jacobs and
' D. Murphy: Dlckerman and Read.
The Missions ended a. disastrous
week by dropping a double bill to
Sacramento. 7-1 and 6-1. Bat
teries: First game Christian,
Bryan and Walters. Whitney: Shea
and Koehler. Second game Bar-
vtoot. Ladolph and -Whitney; Kallli,
totaling and Severeid. f
' Games today: ' Seattle at San
Francisco - . 1 ' - '
i r.; .r" . ",kV v," . ; . ) :"n, c?,p,on- " Frank
,. ....... o. , yon ot uiendale. Calif., who set
es. A single In the eighth from . a new sprint mark by turning In
" "J vm u ihv ju.hk nvuiu iruri
: fay homage to a new high school. l1r':"Ill,H"on of ,he A"'"" l-esgue
J.S run for 100 yards at Loa An
ns, ins- nnisn'was a. rerulmr
) Paddock finish. .
HUSKIES WILL 1
II GREAT RAGE
- SEATTLE. June 13. UP) The
University of ' Washington varsity
and junior varsity crews have a
chance to defend successfully, their
. intercollegiate rowing titles at the
national regatta at PoughkeepMe.
, N. Y., In the opinion of Coach Rus
i sell Callow tho Gil Doblo ot crew.
- Callow's hopes are based on prob
ably the greatest shakeup given
- any title-holding eights In the coun
try. When the Huskies returned
from their. disastrous trip to Cali-
' torn la early this year only four -of
t the siiteen oarsmen in the two
erewa were fortunate enough to re-
tain their seats. Both the varsity
i and Junior varsity eights lost to the
- University of California, the varsity
. trailing the Bears for the first time
. in six years. Every day after their
return home Callow shifted the.
men from- boat to boat In search
of the best combinations.
- Hard Illicit.
; i .Five weeks before the national
event the varsity eight was training
with both Its two letterman ont of
a the shell. Two other regulars were
shifted lo other, boats. The Juniors
fared even worse. Not one of
the men of this squad who rowed
against California sat in the Jayvee
hell at that time. Some ot the
Juniors. were shifted to the varsity
quad while others were transferred
to 4he third, fourth and fifth boats.
"If we row at- Poughkeepsle as
we rowed against California we will
come In last, and we don't Intend
' to come In last," Coach Callow de
flared. "I was forced to shake up
the two ecrws. The spirit was brok
en. New blood was needed. We
'could never get anywhere with the
. crew I took to California, so the
shakeup was the only alternative."
ATHLETICS HAVE
pitcher. Norman Plltt. that scored
the winning run for an 11 to 10 i
victory over the Pirates.
In the Yankee game Babe Ruth
poled out his list home run going
ahead of 1921. his record year. No
one was on. In spite of a second
circuit wallop from the bat of Pip
gras, relief pitcher, the Yanks could
not quite wipe out that early Cleve
land lead and lost by 8 to 7.
Cardinals and Phillies waged an
other nip-and-turk battle not de
cided until the last of the ninth.
Although nnl-hll ilmiid V In 1 thd
Cardinals won then by s to 4 on J White Elephant Designates
Lester Bell's home run. PLll.J.l a
Relief mtcher. were h.vinr . hie . Philadelphia American
dsy. Carroll of the Tigers, batting
in three runs and scoring twice
himself, helped his team to its
fifth straight victory, this one at
the expense of Boston, 11 to 10.
TflflNGElIS
tn the eat, when partisanship wis
'bitter between the followers of
'the National League and those ot tha
I Invading Amerteun League. John
Mi Craw, in a raustlr Interview,
imld that the American League had
a white elephant on Its hands tn
citnM.ililng a club in the Quaker
City. The Athletics Jumped Into
popularity and prosperity by winning
the league pennant the second year.
Rnthiielustlc sport writers picked up
the name White Elephant and the
ponderous animal was officially
adopted by Ihe club.
The president going to South
Duktota for hla riratlon ought !o
give some song writer an inspira
tion about "the White House In
the Illaek Hills."
fuel, llilgglna A Co. n llin only
e I illi to go over the &00 murk.
It la a miller striking eolnetileiiee
t hut t'leveluiiil, the iluli l!iut fin
ished second, struek out leant nf
any of the right teams. The In
dians whiffed only 331 limes, prur
lleally 350 lium than t ho New York
el uli.
IiCKjuiio Hoot a Yank
In the National League tho S:.
l.oul t'unllnals struek nut the
fewest II II 111 her of tluien, Jill. The
Cardinals were nlao the only team
lo go over the 600 mark In strike
outs In their league.
l-ast senaon Tony Lnaierl struek
out 90 lime. K mil was clone up
with ' and Gehrig a good tlilril
with 73. Thoso three great slugger
In round numbers whiffed 2 SO
times.
In between strikeouts, tho Yan
kees sprayed the various big Icngu
parks with enough singles, doubles,
trlplfs and home runs to capture
a cliiuiUllljlp TliCjl'jnllnsU tt til
netting a dixy puee (or the rest of
the inorleutt League, whilo the.
(ii r.l I ii u In am holding their own In
Hie National.
...
I ce Klngei Wliirf Often
While getting a living stuil in
Ihe Amerlean, the Yankees have
shown nil even stronger tendency
to strike, out than lnl year. Their
reioril for funning during the first
two mouths of play exceeded Hint
of hint seumiii by a considerable
margin.
The reiison for the seeming!)' ex
iVsnlve number ot strikeouts by the
i KirU swingers llkn speed, pitch
ers who ran slow up make plenty
uf trouble for them, l?tiilouhlolly
I he Yankees and the Cardinals get
a greater variety of carefully se
lected pitching than any Iwn other
clubs In the majors. A change nf
pace Is an awful upset lo a fuit
bull sliiuev.
...
"They cull strike out 1000 times
llils year as fur as I'm rotirerned, '
uys Muuager Miller llilgglna. "Just
ui long as In hetwerii they produce
enough hits ami runs tu win a pennant."
Baseball Team
GLASSES
Ffrt EwmtneJ, F'Wcd arkl the
liUcs (iii4ind in (ur un
tjltury to iml V'irr
inJ ttJmjt tufxtummit.
Broken Lentct Replaced
DR. GOBLE'S
70S MAIN STSIir
Kijirl fjn.j Jerri
PHILADELPHIA. June 13. Ml
Why do they call Conuie Mack's
Philadelphia Americans the Alh-
Cbicago's two second place clubs letlcsT
were having mingled fortunes. I Why do the Athletic have a cum-
while the White Sox dropped their jbersome white elephant as their
second In a row to the Senators by emblem?
C to 1, the Cubs crowded the PI- Briefly, the answer to the flrl
rates for first place with their I question is that the name Athletics
eighth straight victory. Earl Webb, j is an old and honored name In the
a McGraw discard, helped to beaUQuaker Cltv. As or the whit..
the Giants by a single in the eighth .elephant blame that on John Mc
which pushed across the deciding craw of the New York Giants,
run. 7 to . , . I The famous baseball team of the
Shutout ball pitched by Genewich 'Tic, nnd 'SO s. which crossed bats
ot the Boston Braves
the JtUdS by-N to 1...
disposed , of
tlHCCIT COIRT.
' U71-Eq; Fred D. Fletcher vs.
1 John Hoxey, et al. To quiet title
-Lot 3 Blk 1 Holllster Addn. to K.
F.; complaint filed. D. V. Kuyken-
dsll attorney.
1 J4I-Law: The First Natl. Bank
of K. F., vs. Cal Crews and Emll
Schlesol; $340. $GS atty fee, etc.,
- debt and attachment. Levy on 8V4
8W4 Bee. 19-39-10.' William Ga-
nong, attorney.
Girte Ddrice
With Joy
. when they use this new wonderful
. Frenoh Process Face Powder called
, MELLO-OLO keeps that ugly shine
, away. Women rave over its superior
purity and quality. Stays on lenger
'skin looks like a peach keeps
complexions youthful and prevents
large pores. Get a box of MKLLO-
PLO Face Powder today.
Twelve Pound
Trout Caught
By Bert Rohu
After putting up a dogged fight
of 30 minutes, a 12 pound trout was
landed at the month of Crystal creek
in Pelican Biy by Bert Rohu yester
day afternoon.
This marks the second successful
trip this summer for Mr. Rohu, who
with his family enjoyed the week
end outing at the popular resort.
Each trip Mr. Rohu has brought
back the limit. In catching the
rainbow .trout on Sunday a number
brass spinner was used.
Scores of people were at the re
sort Sunday and fishing, was good,
according to Mr. Rohu.
FLYER HERO GETS
j GREAT RECEPTION
with the renawned Cincinnati Kednt
and the old St. Louis Browns, wis
the Athletics. The Athletic base
ball club brought - the first profes
sional pennant to Philadelphia when
II won the championship race in the
old American Association in lSJtt.
More than 25 years ago. when the
present American League invaded Ihe
east and Connie Mack established a
club here, the suggestion was mado
In call tho new organization the
Athletics. This could not bo done,
since the charter ot the old club wus
WATCH
REPAIRING
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struggled to get nearer to their idol.
Lindbergh stepped Into a waiting
auto and It took Its place In the
parade that had been steadily tiling
out of battery place for the previous
three quarters of an hour. The
car bad gone barely 75 feet when
the crowd began closing in front.
For a moment it seemed thst the
parade would be halted as had the
one In Lindbergh's honor in Wash
ington the day he' returned from
Europe.
LEARN TO DANCE
From a Known Teacher I
Dorothy Baker
School of Dancing
. . Jlall Room and Stage
. Lesaoos Any Time By
Appointment
1112 Main St.,
, 1'bone 013-W , . ....
The Chances of
Fire Damage
What are they In your rn.ic?
No out) can prophesy whose
building will be next to tin
iamagl or destroyed by fire.
Hut tbeno facts ure known:
The annual firu luxs in tho
l ulled Stales is jver ir.wo.iMiu
000 and of this, over 140,
uoo.Ouu is on property out
side cf the premises where
the fires originate.
Anyone's chances of fire
damage are at least enough to
Justify the usual. Insurance
premiums. . , . .
Let us advise with you for
the best protection on the m:st
economical basis.
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MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
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MODEL "K" CLETRAC in rapidly bcintr ndoptod
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. , Dfpnrtmonts nnd contractors joncrslly
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of operation, fuel and oil economy nnd it
ability to pull heavy load on any footing.
MODEL "K" travel nure-footedly over noft pround
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Klamath Fall. Ore.
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This Is DELCO-L1GHT.
the dependable home
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See ns for price and
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EAT plenty of fresh vegetables. Drink plenty
of water and pure carbonated beverages
six to eight glasses a day and escape spring fevtfr.
Enjoy the bracing freshness of the season.
To keep vegetables in prime condition to
serve salads cold and crisp to whet your appe
tite these days you cennot fc.t along without
ice in the refrigerator. .
Your favorite soft drinks "en plain water
will tempt you if well chilled with crystal pure
ice. Clever hosts and hostesses of today serve
sparkling iced drinks the year 'round.
It your ice card
in the u)intfow7
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661 Spring Phone 58
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Wrstco Tumps nre designed to operate at Nlniiilanl Motor Kprrils, Iml are lo
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The Stability of Any Flexible Type of
Pavement is t)eperident Upon
the Subgrade
SOIL CONDITIONS IN KLAMATH FALLS MAKE
PAVEMENT FOUNDATIONS VERY ' UNSTABLE '
Pave with Portland Cement Concrete Pavement, '
the rigid pavement with the long life, and avoid
continuous patching and repair bills.
Dunn & Baker
Pelican City Road
Phone 952
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