FACE FOUR
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Wednesday, .Tune 20, 1027
PORTLAND
OUTSACRAMENTO
Yerke Allows but Three
Safe Hits; Seals Out
s' last Angels
(Hy llir Associated I'm)
Carroll Yerkes had the best of a
pltrhvr' battle with Rudy Knllio.
and Portland nosed out Sacramento
to I. Yerkea allowed but three
. lata blows while Kallio yielded six.
three twin home runs. Klraer
Smith collected a pair nf circuit
wallops and McOurdy of Portland
and McLaughlin ot the Solons each
hit one.- Batteries: Kallio and
Koehler; Yerkea and Yelle.
The Seals outlasted and outslug
ged the Anitels ia a wild affair in
which , eight pitchers saw ' service
before San Krancleo won 1! to
. 11. Batteries: Pieroy. Hamilton.
- Yarrlson. Weathersby and Hannah:
Mails, Geary, Turpin. Kunt and Mo
t'rea. A trio of Hollywood pitchers "fail
ed to hold the Mission, who took
the aeries opener, 7 to 5 by bunch
ing their hits at opportune momenta.
Batteries: Barfoot. Christian and
Whitney: Fullerton, Mulcahy. Praul
and Agnew.
Seattle shelled Art Delancy off
the hill In the first inning and won
as she pleased behind effective
pitching by Mil jus. The final count
was 10 to 3. Batteries: Delaney.
Hasty and Read; Miljus . and
Schmidt.
Yesterray's Results
NATIONAL
Club
St. Louis
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K. H. K.
..... J 10 4
IS 0
Batteries Kalk and Sedan : Car
roll and Wondull.
H.
Second game:
Club K
St. Ixuts 5 7 3
IVtiMlt 10 0
Batteries Winsard and O'Neill;
Collins and Wondall.
League Pennant
To be Awarded
IC F. Pelicans
Chili It. It. E.
Washington . .4,8 2
Boston 0 ! 1
Batteries Crowder and Hoe);
(.undgreu, Wlngfield and Hofmann.
Call 'Em Hams, Not Hands
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Try this on your piano some time. Ibis trick of iMut llaiisou. Vmi
tana State pitcher, who is holding hv baseballs In one Hand amlUle i
lu the other. The ent reason he didn't have ts hi each hand t he
cause there wasn't any more balls on lite Held. Hanson waa one ot
the leading college pitchers and littter ot Ills section this year.
Club K. 11.
Philadelphia S 11
New York V 15
uatteries a I D e r g.
K.
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Johnson,
Rommell, Pata and Cochrane;
Shocker, Moore. Peunock, Thomas
and P. Collins.
Club R. It. E.
Cleveland 7 It) 3
Chicago 8 S 3
Batteries Hudlin and L. Sewell;
Conally. Jacobs, Cole and Croupe.
McCurdy.
NATIONAL I.K.;i K
Club R. H. E.
New York I 1! 2
Philadelphia 7 14 1
Batteries Songer. F. Thomas and
Taylor; Mitchell and Wilson.
Billy Evans
-Says-
"lnb , R. It. E.
Chicago r... 1 S 1
Cincinnati 8 12 1
Batteries Root. Bush and Hart-
nett; Rixey and Plclnicb.
Fair Golfers Will
Compete Tomorrow
Official champions of the lirst di
vision of the Southern Oregon base
ball league, the Klamath Falls Peli
cans renowned as the team with
the "scoring punch" will be award
ed a pennant within the next few
days, according to word received
here.
The pennant will be given the
winning team at a meeting of
league directors. Second division of
the Southern Oregon baseball league
will open July 10.
The Pelicans In nine league
starts, tasted defeat Just once dur
ing the first halt of the season;
that waa when the rejuvenated Ash-;
land Boas nine beat the Klamath
aggregation on their own field two
weeks ago.
The Boas took second with seven
wins agid three losses.
Grants Pass took third and Med
ford, the largest city in Rogue Riv
er valley, occupied the cellar..
Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock
the women of the fleames Golf and
Country club 'will 'hold another' of
the series of elimination tourna
ments that they have been conduct
ing this spring for the purpose of
determining who shall take part in
the final competitive tournament.
At noon tomorrow a " sandwich
picnic will be served in the club
house for those taking part in the
morning's play.
.Mrs. It. W. Bridgeford urges that
anyonewho is at all Interested In
playing be present tomorrow morn
ing, as it is the desire of the club to
increase the interest of -the women
in the sport of golf.
Kb.wcr SoII.t Rich.
' NEW YORK. June 29. (,Tj For
years an old fellow with a long
white beard sold flowers1 In Unloa
Square and many customers so
pilled him thy Itpped him a nick
el or a dime. He died at 97 worth
IH5.0U0. The revelation ram It
litigation over the estate of John I
Armstrong.
luvtmtor I'mplre Passm Away
Jim Johnstone, former veteran
major league umpire, is dead in
Cork, Ireland, whither he went
three ufka ago on a vacation to
the old sod.
For years, Johnstone waa one of
the leading umpires of the National
League. " Later he was affiliated
with the- Federal League and tbe
American Association.
After giving up umpiring as a
business. Johnstone, who always
spent the off season aa a metal
worker, discovered a very light
metal, of great strength, that ot late
yeirs has almost entirely supplanted
wire In the making of a baseball
mask. '
The mask now worn 'by most
catchers and umpires made of heavy
bar metal Instead of wire is a
Johnstone Invention.
Hal Tenipmtttoas Career
During his career as a major
league umpire, Johnstone had more
than his share ot thrills. He first
Jumped Into national' prominento
back in 1906. because of a contro
versy with John McGraw, manager
of the Giants. 1
It seems that the officials of the
New York club, displeased with
Johnstone's umpiring tarred him
from tbe Polo Grounds when It was
learned he was to work in an Im
portant series With the Chicago Cubs,
then fighting' the Giants for the
pennant. , j
As I recall the circumstances.
President Pulliam of the Nation.il
League personally escorted Umpire
Johnstone into tbe ball park.
For a time the bitter dispute that
resulted threatened to disrupt the
league. President Pulliam at thi
time said h would have suspended
the New York club if theumplro
hqil been refused admission to the
para.
' The Chicago Cuba won the chan-
pionship that year, only to be beaten
by the Whfte Sox In the world series.
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Won Dispute With llosa
Johnstone In his diy was great
umpire. He ran his ball games
with ati iron hand and would brook
F no Interference, I officiated with
I him In the I90S world series between
Pittsburgh and Detroit.
National League umpires still -get
a laugh aa the result or a run-in
that Johnstone once had with Tom
Lynch, former major league umpire,
who at the time was president ut the
National League.
Lynch In his day was commonly
referred to as Ihe "King of the em
pires." That title stuck with him
until his death.
Lynch had put Johnstone on tha
carpet over a certain ruling that
had resulted in a protested game.
The argument waxed warm between
the two for t time, when an outburst
on the part ot Johnstiyio, spoken In
all seriousness, caused Lynch to
throw up bis hand la despair and
end the argument. Said Jobustone:
"So they call yon the "King of
empires': Well, Just take It from
me that I can see better around n
corner than yon could straightway
in your palmiest days." -"
Direct Current Necessary
Eddie llundlboe. who worked with
Johnstone In the American Assocla-
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Sale Closes Saturday Night
For your own good, allow us to
make a careful and comnMe test
of your eyes, which I will prove
whether or not they ar In need
of help.
DR. H. W, BARR
Ere ight Specialist
GUS DUNN
JEW tl, Kit An OPTICIAN
G03 Main Hirer
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ar . .m. & m
lies. Phono 114.1 Klumntb' FalU
Office' I'hone 1183 Melhaa Uldg.
NOTICE
The Neighbors of Wood
craft Will meet- Vedncn
day, June 29, lit 8:00
o'clock in the' Odd Fel
lows Hall, for general
business and drill.
Kroehler-made Davenports and living Suites are being offered this week at
tremendous reductions. Come in and inspect the many styles and patterns.
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while they last
Magazine Racks
Sewing Cabinets
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Mordoff Furniture House
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431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered; '
Klamath Cleaning
& Dye Work.
I"hone) 40H.
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GLASSES
Ey Kitamticd, lilted and tha
Glasc Cirrurd in our bwa ,
faaory to wit your
individual ttifktr menu, t
Broken Lentet Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
70 MAIN STRCET
Repair I ' Quick Sereict
tlon, oiice told me an Interesting
story, showing Jim's peculiarities.
In hla Inter yeara. Johnston be
came very heavy and llm warm
weather bothered hint greatly. To
get comfort, he carried an electric
fun with him around the circuit.
Tills duly waa delegated to Hiuidt
hi. The fan, by the way. required
a direct current to operuto It. .
lining Into a hotel, Juhustnn
would first register, then Inquire
ot the clerk what current was used,
If the clerk said direct, all was fine,
hut If his reply was, .allorniitliiK,
Johnstone in anger would fnlrty
shout:
"This Is a hclluvj hotel. (lot
that fan, llundlboe. We will try
some place else."
llundlboe says ho almost got
humpbacked carrying that heavy
fan around tbe circuit, looking fur
hotrla with direct current.
Dist'i ss limn wttitK.
Many Bosses
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lusted ' three days. ' Tbu jury was
uut flvo litiura.
That members of Ihe roads and
highways committee had met with
a delegation of' Uikevlew realdonia
upon the matter of completing the
construction ot the Devil Harden
section of the I.akevlew highway,
was reported at the directors' meet
ing of the chamber of commerce oil
Tuesday. Members of the county
court were highly endorsed by the
chamber ot commerce In the active
part they have lken lu having this
road improved. ,
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REPAIRING
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1 year gunranteo on all
work
GEO. METZ
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Its Mala
CORNS
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"Tim o nitiiinool beMa lias Hi i-nlo
Nilis had In ten eek ut pl.iy lit
the Ami rlritii J.i nunc. Ni ls,
'tluiwit hare, sinned silli iili
lurioii, plavcil si'UmjI vck Willi
levelanil ami Is no' with Iho
y. hlie tiox as a rcvno nutlivlder.
Ends pain at once
What Is a
Diuretic?
Peopl Are Learning the Value of
Occasional Use
E VSR VON knows that a lav
ative stimulates the bowels.
A diuretic performs a similar
. function to the kidneys. Under
the strain of our modern life,
our organ are apt to become
aluggish and requireaasistance.
. More and more people are
learning to use Dom'b Pillm.cc
casionally, to insure good rum
ination which is so essential
, to good health. More than SO.
' 000 grateful users have given
Domn'm signed recommenda
tions. Scarcely a community
but has its representation. Atk
your nuihborf
DOAN'S pf
irtw.fcai fiamrie ra f Kidnmy
tmtm aWsiaCa.am-ra .B igii. M Y.
AtV I'lTKIi '
JIAKKII, ' Ore ', June J.
two shots at his former wile, Ida
ticorge Itobnor. charged with firing
! Hohner, gear hora June I. waa ac
quitted by a Jury In circuit court
here late last night. The trial
Ho wmltlntmt minus after you
apply Dr. a hull's Zino-pads th pain
is gone. Alter tha corn I healed it
never come back. If new shoes Irn
tsts the spot sjsln. Zlno-pad flsea
it overnight. Old methods of partng
enrns. or uting cauiue acxU, au
dangerous, : o
tti. SrHll' ilne-esd ar sslt, anilte
tit. lro4ffvllv. Sfflin., TMr slee lltff
rSMr ,imit.rvllilig mn4 neilwi mt
At all rncslst sad sliaa Sfaif t'u
Cert Sl s IHAff.
DlSchoUs
XirtO'pads
Put on on (As pain it f eJ
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ANNOUNCEMENT 7
The New Way Laundry
will open for business
JUNE 30, 1927
At Martin Street and Home Ave. '
iV ew ' Sanitary ' Methods of Washing
Clean fresh water and individual machine
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Phone 1469 -Prompt Service
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