Ki idny, Stf)tenl)t'i' 2, 11127
Two
THE EVENING HEl.AU KLAMATH KALIS. OHKGON.
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Dempsey Continues Per-! Pittsburgh Leads Nation
., Meeting Defense of , al League' by Single "
Left "Jab" ;-v ? , Per Cent
, ' t.llt'Aa. .sept. S. t.Vi'J-r-T'w"
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tl unt. .mi.- ...
; Anieiicnii 1oIiiii and civic loan-
iw W l.N- lowlier I.Hlay
Into ,, o,f..l. el.i..i.i..B om -
u,, i Id's heavj'lnUl rhiimvlon.i' Hritins afier a stiihl.orii hattle In
There was on (lie priutrjim PiUshnifh yesterday, ('hliais.i nn
'rnradn from tullroiid station taking down liy 4 tn 1 an the Cnr
. tint city Hall, to Rive Clilcagoans j alrs ns-imu-d the supremacy on
.; rhani to llnie thtj m:i who . i eyehisli niarnin of a slnsle
Is to defend hi title aitainn I I'erwtitaee Hiint.. .
' - Jark Dempney t' Soldier -Kield
. ' Heptemlier 22. fime key - to - the -
city eeremotilea ut tho city hall
.were orranned to lake only a
Wiurt time. Then Tnaney was to
look over the eltv and 'no to his
nts J rrilltrln. uimriirsiat I'edar Crest
counlrv cluli. He has been train-
" "riiR at Speculator, N. Y. .
' Ttinhey Is a comparative slrans
:i!r In Chicago, his only flcht ap-
pcaranoe here was four years ago
'"' wheli he won avlecision over J!m-
' my Delaney in a nemi-windup.
jjv) Dempsey yealoraay boxed three
' round! with a trio of' partners.
iio devoted liis time to jH'rfect
iiiK a defense aualnst lelt-hand
n l; Wda aixl jahs, but, he pleased
. the crowd of fans on hand when
toe occasionally let n with, some
of the punches he honjs lo land
'"' "Nin Tunney. ' ;.
"" v' '' Fans are payins'H.l" each to
Math Dempsey train, hut-Tn-""
pey has said tho public can watch
him free. He will find his camp
i at i Cedar 'rest similar to his
-'cf,hip.in Speculator, except for
r. isolation and elevation.
V "There ia plenty of ood and
', v-wter with a rolline country
round about suitable for road
work. - " ';,. "
? ' . lAVith tha champion t rainiiiR
i here light ticket headquarters ex--'"""pect
an inctease in demand for
:" tickets. However, the: public al
"' ''"ready hnx ponred out Jjhnont
"' " j'.jiHO.otui' in'"t!lp 'aitvan.-f" sale.
'"'anil Tex Kickard; the promoter.
y. . . hag re-affirmed his belief ' that
at. 1 the -fiRht easily will attract a
8,0HI.( gate. " :;'.
Man Caught WlthX,
r,- 2 Gallons'"Moon'
Vi"lth a gallon of iiiDoiithine in
each..hand K Jlipuhiiin faa.fr Just
-mmo onto,. Klamath aronue nar
Kleventh strett eniily This mqrn-
inn. : Tha caste eyf U I't'vol
i.iiiau Lyons enplfd 1 :i iiiilin ni with
(he contrahranrt:' '' t
- Rlngham wus" awested on Ihe
' charsie of possession of inioxicat-
Inn liquor and this morning he
fore 1'ollce Judce lm I,. ':
' ha Ken entered a plea of guilty.
i .Tho magistrate deferred " sen
tence pendinsr a personal report
j- to tho court hy the" arresting
""'y)fficer. ' -
, Portland Fight " ' '
. -.. .. Train Abandoned
l'OUTI.AXl), Ore.. Kept. 2; (A.
f l.)--Platts to Mn a "flglrt Sie
cial" from Portland to Chicago
for the Dempsey-Tnnnr-y ' fight
jjijwilb a tpeciul Tound trip fare,
including meals, sleeper and ring
it lilll1 ticket-, lias been aliandoned,
. it was announced today, because
jjnl enough appliialloin were
iiiurfe-for resetvntloiis. ' 3
STANDING OF
CLUBS TODAY
CO.ST I.E.KI K
"Team
'"c"- Oakland.,.,... ....
Seattle
San Francisco
.Portland
; Mticraiuonto
.Hollywood
1 ' Missions
' Los Augele.i ..
JViin Lost, Pet.
,7 C.'l " .6
.. . tV (III .50.1
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7
80
.:...75
73 .544
79 JUKI
Ml .500
f ' .400
....72 S
....CO KM)
.447
.375
;-' ' .XATIOX.Uj M'ACI K
Team Won Lost l'ct.
f- -. Pittf liuvgll 72: 6" .
i'i ,t , .( hlcago 73 .81. -589
.! 5': ' ' . Kt. Lot! I Ill SO'; .UNO
i I' ,.Mew York 70 .12 .071
, ; Cincinnati S ' ill! ' .454
1 viHrookhat. K3 71 .'427
. 1 Jiovtoi. .'61 .425
lr iiu.i i . i. .r o
Plilli.ilflliliia :...'.45. R0 .360
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AMKKIC.AX l.K.-tm'K
Team : Won Lout Pet.
, w York :..; 37 .700
'.iU-llHa.lelpliiit ........:.72 H .1.71
Iictioll 1 8 ' f.C. ' .rf2
' ' 'Washington i. 7 67 : .S4l
Chicago 61, R ; .47
llevrlanil 6 .70 .44 4
2 Kt Louis .: 4 70 .3:'
Xu.loil ...39 SB.' .311
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l r.'ttltulit vlll.. n.ul ... l,,.lf lil-o
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jiisr amiitM tne- ixtiner from I'hi -
fnWet.,. . ,d,y there
Unsa djffor.n. aspe'et. The I'lr -
, Several days aco Wrlnley's
1 !ien hmen were coastlnit almiK in
front on it five and 'one-halt
' imme leeway. - "
i An open date kept Ihe Cards
nl ninnts from the heartbreak-
to swiipBie yesterday whin rain
washed out Hrookiyn'ii fracas at
Boston. The I'hils. and Heds
were without S'-hednle. "
' itlunts (limtiiiiff
The Giants are but two Earned
from the crest and hare back of
the;
iem a winning streak of seven I Indian cupturing the second. 2 ;
might accmniilated off western So 1 la the first scramble both
'position. . teams rapped out a total .of .
... .... ;,..!. i. ' A
straight
or
tagging ,heir tee,, through eight
strauJht games and subdued thi?
. u users Mi.N.K mi tne lull
Hrowns to 4 and Clerelandlto rap out 12 hits and.acoie a
toppled the While Sox S to S.- H to 3 victory over the Angels.
Ilain caused postponement of I The Hollywood Slam continued
other American league games:
"The-clty figh,t war ends" In
la6 the Dempsey-Tanney fight
was held in Pljjlly. In 12'7 the
Kompsey-Tunncy fight will, he
held ; in Chicago. In 1!2S the
Dempsey-Sunney fight '- 'wil1 be
held in X. Y. Tex a low to pleate.
"Derelict submarine seen Inunderhand work,
Atlantic." AVhen Tnlervieflrea we' . i
presume, it said lis name ' was f
Carl Jlays and It used to.pl'eh
for the Yankees. '
You 'd Be
By Bll.LY EVANS
rr. 77 r 77-7 '
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ifM " ' ' ' . IN THE
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-Little Hill Johnston in many ways is the most interesting' nt'
the world's tennis siar. Oror a period of 14 years he has been
outstanding. During that lime many a star has flashed over the
tennis horizon, only to burn himself out after a few years of stiff
competition. Yet Johnston remains one of the ranking players, and
a mighty tieniilar one. . . s
To Icok at Johnston, one would never pick him us one of. the
greatest players in the history of the sport. He Is slight of phy
sique iind looks anything but the athlete. However, he has the
heart and the skill plug a keen mind. Wens" Johslon stronger phy
sically, he would have been almost unbeatable.
Last year In n
courts -lust outside
go In for tennis so
"It required a c
he replied. "My t-
5"" Mgo. lou fo
'bo earthquake.
,,H1,ke (ht caused
"Tht schools w.
Last year In conversation
courts "lust outside of Boston,
so strongly.
folks In the eaKt
as the. earthquake, but to us native sons It was the fire not the
quake that caused all the trouble.
Tht schools were closed and
ahead. To kill the time I began playing tennis In the parks. By
the time the achoolg reopened in the fall I could heat any ono my
ago lu -San Francisco. i i t , . , -
"That was 20 years ago. In 1HJ5 I reallxed my ambition' of
winning the national championship. Since then Bill Tllden lias
kept me-from winning a lot more titles."
By in u n y experts Johnston Is considered the best all-around ten
nis playtr In Ihe game. He Is a great ehotmaker, a wonder at vol
leying, brilliant with his ground strokes. There la nn better fore-
thaud nnwyhere and he has the
LI HULL U.'.l.tfi .
Mrtha 5ugTr; Portund,
Protests Distribution
of Money
TOUONTO. Sept. 2. lAIM I
Although no womeu . finished the
21 mile iiuittlhim.KWiiii mhl.il
ended yesterday' morning.'. I to.-;
(it'll In prima was illslrlbutiil to
day among tiur regarded by the
Judges as 1 he moat deserving. I
Lottie Monro Schoetumel 'of
I New York., who swam ilie ttreut
est distance, received ' Jt.r.tm:
Kthot llertle. New York, lllo fast
i st mn in swimmer, received
$3.l'lil; .R.lilh lleilln. . Toronto.
2.ti'i'.. unit Miss iliirtlm Stugir.
Portland, tire., who stayed in the.
water, the ' longest. 1 1,. M'0.
The disposition of the prlxe
money does not meet with the ap-
nmviit nr Mum Burner. Miss St.t-
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is;'r la,n '..t ,he con.csl .t.s
i"'""" "T ,?Jur?T .l
money should bo evenly divided.
She was to visit Ehi-ood Hugtica.
director of the murttihon later In
the day and it wa.s thoniiht pos
sible the matter woifld bo din-!
cussed. ,
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1st; . Indians ,
Nose Out 2nd
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Seattle and Portland divided a
il. in hie bill, the !icavvrs taking
j the first game 1 to 16 :iud the
: n.n.-n.r mi..-.
The Sea,, snappec, out of ,1.
i batting slump with a vejigenuce
Uheir winning streak by defeat-,
ilng the -Missions, t to 0. for their'
third straight victory. -The Sena-
tors took a 2 to 1 lead In the
series with Oakland by defeat -
; ing the league leading .Acorns.
5 to 1.
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I Or mayhe It was olio of lex
Ilirkard's "spUshera" practicing !
Wrestlers aren't (he only ones
vhn lii-A nn ttiA fnt nf t h iHlld. f
There are marathon swimmer..
Stirpn
j 1
with JohnKton nt the Longwood
I asked him how he happened to
. V "
alastrophu to make tennis player out of me,"
nrfis dales back to the San Francisco fire of 20
no doubt recall that happening
a vacation of six months loomed
ideal disposition, 'lor nothing ruffles
Twelve Rounds
Derrpsey's Greatest Knockouts
Dempsey to Finish Bill Brennan
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Champion Jack rJempscy
jas a chaHengef whis title
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A right hoOk to the body that doubled up ilrcniian
left the opeHinjf for (I perfectly clelivei ed left hook to tllO
ribsanJ Brennan feank down' and out.
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' Iwntpaey slash, d the challeliBer thlousho.lt Ihe Iluht with
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I cut. tut the weaving Demjwv carried on. iilihoitKh tro.thled
, IH-mpsey waj l.ild at hay by I lie challenger through, ut the
first ten ri.uuils. and at thai period it aeeined aa If the fight, would
-. ... . ...... ... ..I... ..... .... . .......M.... a r.cui upper-
cut. Mil the weaving Demj wv carried on. alihoogh tro.thled.
carry on to tue limit. .
,Ucmpey. howeier. had weakened lireiiuan terribly by his
I I'ounu'.'s .nus to tne i..in..rn.
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1 t I I'.suuun aui.nnla
; , , .' h k . ,h
Knia3i,ing- left hook to the rigm side In the ribs that kept the
heavyweight chaui'iionsliip for Ocmpsey. when he fought llrennnn.
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HigH Grade Referee Will be
v Third" Man in
. ' lntl Main Eent MondaV EVC
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A big time refree. ir tliir.li tniin
lu tlicring who- tias j-erere.-d t a
Voaat champlinaiifj liojl;and' who
holdM an official ,dalufrefcree'
licenee ha beoi Uilaiifad lly Ol. n
Le Baron. matchmakjfy to offl -
elate In the mun event :id semi-
Iwindup lard iA toe Lgiontiafl'l1imtjt a third man In the ring
Monday nUht, Beptemher 5.
He is Charles To worn, formerly
of St. Paul, and now located per- "Cliarlea Towers." Bishop atat
manently In Klamath Falls. Rob-, mi; "as third man in the ring
by Boss, local referee will fiffi- deserves a lot of credit for tho
ciato in the preliminary and spe-1 fine manner In which he hun-j
clal event. ' jdled tho bouts. Ho kept Iho boya
Towera, hold an excellt-nt rcpn-j In hand at nil times' and there :
tatton In the norfhwest for keep-,wj no stilling or wrestling In'
Ing 'the boyg fighting while they
are -within the famed aqunred
circle. f .
He allows no stalling, no In
terminable clinch?, no love taps,
le hovers over two fighters al
all limes tellfr.R thenj to "go
to il"."tuid throw ,a few glorea.
Hccaivse he would Juat -as soon
tbruw a pair of sLillin fighters
out of the ring aa look at them,
the pugs arc very carctjl to make
a real fight pf.lt.
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Hunting Clothing Pack Sacks Gun
Cases Camp Stoves, etc. ..
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SPORTSMEN'S OUTFITTERS
117, So 7th. St.: -Phone 1369
- v - 1 ' V - Klamath Falls, Oregon i '
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ARTICLE III. -
J'id hlmsutf of Bill Rrt'iinan
in Jthe twelfth round of .their
.
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ing pis ninny sinus yi inn ncan.
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Semi-Windup
f Among tile bouts lie haa ref-
creed ' were .(he 'Parlfit- ciust
; light : heavyweight championship
bout between Fred LenliarC and
j Yonlik Firpo. Huddy Bishop,
, Seatilo'a dean of boxing, was
iuo.il ,to comment on Tower a
.in the Mi.key ICockson and Young
i Flrpo acrap.
any way. (
Be. anse local fight fang hare '
not seen Kyker or Murine Raln-
erl flfiht Ihese Iwo light heavy
weights will ' fight the main
event Ihe .betting Is conwn
tratud on the at-ml-wlndup he
IWuen the clever and hnrd aock-
Ing Irishman. Jack O'Malley iaf
Spokane and Johnny Fngiite. veU-
eran Klnmnth Falls Junior welter
weight.
"Th! !.ono JioxljiR rard that'a
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Ammunition
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line of taildard made
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'tut I
tl In nu over," l.n Huron, match
maker, said In. lay, "I've Miiil II
before u:ut I II mi y It ugtilu; If
the tana ilu lint gl III. 'II moll.
ej'a win ih mil uf the iiiin r nil
of, I lie mil cd ii led H round til
bovlhg. I II bo I tin most stir-
prised inuii uu earth. 1 aluku my
reputation uu Ih In curd."
A. M. Ellsworth
Named Manager
Multnomah Club ,
. ' jwho kmi consldeiulile baaehall.
I'OIITI.A.NII, Sept. t. (,V -A. )""' l'hl'o 'ulm and
M. Ellsworth hu been auleeled ,lh Nrttt.ni.il Lenitiie rhuinploii.
as itiaiui' . of Iko, Multnoliiuh HI' " bikI'T dU. usslou.
Amaleur Athletic cluli In sue-1 , io 14 ilu ninniiaers. o( a t tval
ceed llul II. Rim h. . Kllsworlli cluli. lliul Is flu.llliR It a dun
lins long been active Ip lliu cult Jiih In wrest Ural placa from
club and Helved ua illracliir ser-
oral eats
terms.
and president two
Famous Jockey s j
Wife DieS Todays Ucklnn In atara is Just Hying
'to "kill" himself aa well us his
SAIiA.'lJC.A PltlNIIS. N. Y.,
r. i'l. -. I .V.l . siiiru.li '.'
S1111.I0. !),' Vile of Kail KilUde.
Ihe Jockey, died today.
S.iuiIh . Ituuiedhilely caticvlled
hln riding engagetunuH tor Ilia
reniiiliider of Ihe Siuatogn ineei -
lug
This will cllniiiiate hlui as
a rider In Ihe . Ilopetul , , .,., , UlW ,,.
stake and oilier-events on lh'1,.,,,, TllUo ,rm Mr.
hsi day of the .m -etlng "''"-,. ,., , .st sucker
' -' .and this young Kngllsh. at aliotl-
. ..- T -
Auto Hits Man:
Driver Arrested
rqilTI.ANn. Ory.. Kept. 2. A.
'P.I ' llaworth. .1, was 111
.hnapUni here tmiay with in-
lBr" ,nT..''. 'h"! . ".T." '1
an uiitomobllo hist mld-iilght mid
.Mis. II. I. Kenans. . 3. was 111. -
..us, ii. i. iicuaiis. u, was uu-
der' nrcst on charge of being g
h" Ar"''r- 'a'
itZn who is retired
naworui, wno is r.un.i
lives at the Pal-ice Motel.
wii
ti.es H. tne 1.11.1. .i....-,, m-
"lX "'C tnZ'
when hit by .Mrs. Ilenaiw ciu.
n . jj..,- . notice reiorda The
uicordliik ,to pone
K'eordliiK ,to pol c re. orda. -1 he B ,.,,, b..l ahorlslnps
wumlu' lo ,,1V" ,"u'aln tho National League. Ila mir-
"'rn '" P'""1- red with a number of M.-liriiw'
, ing inn. nine ran ner u.io
curb u hilf block fro tin. awl -
uent.
( Smith to .tslilnnd
r. M. Smith, of g'hilcoio and
Smith, motored to Ashland yes
ter.jjy. He returned last" night
with Mra. Smith and daughter,
llertrude. -
Lorenz Co.
Wholesale
Mil!, Logging 'and
Industrial Supplies'
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.You iron .look
8
i- .nsi-J'., m. .,4,,, - r.
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Idxlira hy FlehtNT irn nt.w and -in-lly
tho ftni-Ht Aiiicriiuii tru.li
timiH of motor curlii-uuty, ' .
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And you- ran- t xpt-cl a thrilling
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Urt to drivt! for Ihn new
rii)iiiic uml llic lon((r i liussls were
lcMiriu-tl lo meet every Amcricuu
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VA , ' PRODUCT OF CENCUAL MOTOU8
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'BILLYH
. lllo.ll liaises ,1 III.".
"Theiv Isn't a slur on the (mil
chili It doesn'l rUur to wlitllie
pen mi nt "
That Is what u lot of folks,
the Cups, doc-oi I agren with
.what u lot i people think lleie
is what liuiilu Hush, pilul of the
Pittsburgh I'lrtlos. has lo s.i) :
"The I'ul'S haw a . real ball
club. .uy oiui whit s. tlm team
' llsteii.rs, provided ho has auv.
1 "i uoiiti cni -uitnnv luiri-1
.. ,., i,el calchers In
Hi leiKiie. llul C.trlsoii and
Churlvy Hoot uru tu of the
i.MMi i,i...h..rs ( ih.. iiiuiors Tin.
;lia(,.,i f Wehb. WlU.n mid
.o , , ... ,h must
graceful Irlo in Ihe' game, but
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irl.ill. I.us 1 111- inn. '. i
'atur," . . ,
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If vim ui. nlllinil to lake
Ihnio Ituslrs ui. I. ill. 'I ho l'iioS!ie trie aanie son
, ,WM.ml, ,1,. t l.icg.i tubs.
linvin't one, but,' on lit., con-
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Ar ivtclier Kiuiwa.
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ilie Cubs.
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Interesting
: leu in Ins-.'iuse pf lis ,lnIHeino lnM.il by Dial system Unit oiloi
IhaiialtiK mi aa a. pciiiiani con -
i lender nder not heln consider-
(Ij HID rUtllltllg, latllO 10 Ilie
from .Art Kletther.
In hi playing ihiys.
r'let.'hcr
pt.nn.int winning clulm nt .New
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We Arc Doing Business At
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The beautiful Free-Wertinghouae Electric
, Sewing Machinj our latet
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Soptcmboi' Popular Shevt Music t&l arrived.
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122 S. 6lh St., Between Main and Klamath
forward to now
(Millie and
liiK curl JSut just licniiisc It .-Kr.1
rie nrw. low irrli es'. Hut Kceptiae,'
villi ull ila thrilling ft utilities, lis ,
hliiiiiii liiii-KH . unit ili'iii tiiluliility
Kluni pit truly, AII-Ahit-rieunt '
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Phone 212
Yol k. . h'l.'ti her u caiiul'lu. ag
gl'Mssl and giilne,
Win. ii liia iluyn of uluiilniii
camo to an end, Klitt.linr da
il.li.l lo lake whirl al iiiiin
iikli.g H got Ilia chime ut
I'hll iiUliihU hi lh Nutiniiiil, If
It could b i onaldiiri'd s such
Mual umiul Insist that iiiauaglng
the I'hllllea during the lust aeveu
or ulglit y.mrs has liuil boon
a minor league berth
Trying lo play big league hall,
wllh a llii.iun of mostly . minor
league, pluyein, wffs too much for
Kin icher and hu pissed up Ihe
lull to, ml an olio of Ilia Now
Yi.a. TaultVu mn lies under Mil
ler ,lilKgllla, , . , . .. . u
hline the Vauka look us kmhI
na In, I li ti lii-c, In I. Is first euc
III III.. Aiiici Uau . I,c mile, U In
ut li nn I In Mill hi web's lifter
niiiiilier of Icon jwira w It It Ilie
lull I rhllll
I.Ike nil I lliiivis..
Kli ti her knows the. Nillonul
I.enKiie .even better III"" the
.ii)cr,lraii. s when I asked him
If 1 lie, I'iiIih, rre not a heller
leuin than cri'ihleil, I know I
would get .11 wise answer., .
The Cubs of this year. are. the
lloaion IVHVea of lOM.nll over
ia'.ln." hv reiiHed. "On the whole)
Ill Is u ituliar club Ihun most
1 people think, although I inusi
admit Its lluouu Isn't liuiiiuaalvo.
'l would say the IWu best (eu-
lill.'s nt the. Cubs am g lienor
Ihaii nrerago pit. Iilng at it t r and
Kir.il eulrit t kuvn never s..mi
Nultonul League cluli play
M.lll. I.W..M ri.1,1 II. ,ti Ilia I'lill.
, . .. 1
I You " m.isi glva .Manager Me-
It'arihv much rredlt.for ihai. Ile'a
a fighter and hi lililii'rs must
"The inliel.l la J.i.l fair. The
nuilleld can lilt. Th.i team Una
good can hiitg: Howover, ihe two
iihu.r. ihai have kept it it. the
iitiinliig la lis spirit, ami pilch-
'I"
' lug. The cub gill inr every
I li..l I
nunc and are winning
, who iiiikI.i slip awnv."
. . ,.
nit . l.H Will llfc-llie
iilli.iiii INigue, It's ii.ilnic In Im-i
n lough team In bo.it In Hi"
moi 1,1 Mile. The, "I'll II Unit
11. 1. lo r ilosi rllK- ami g.sMl
pllctiliiH U a winning; roinbliut'
linn.
nen tills lilstnrv-inuk.
f0i5 f.rlArl 11
K)7." .m.r ' IJ ft
ituhttt., min hmn.ilt..m
fifty tit Irw- Huentt Urttn at Mttlorf
jimriiriiniti rwtt,
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