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Baseball World Mourns Death
Of Most Lovable Character
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tout it iwmi I ani in
NEW YORK, Feb. t. (VP) widow, a daughter.' slater, u:U
"''Tito baseball world ii mourning two brothers, Jnmes and Frank,
the passing of Hughle Jennings, j were with him at the end.
for 35 . year. on. of lu, must Pre8i,lent John Ileydler of the1
,..i..-..,u-....... . .u- National league paid tribute to
crs. who died in the early hour Uu-Me tod
of morninf t hi. Scranton, Pa..' -Jennings not only was one of
uome- the great -players of the Fame of
. Presidents, of leagues, club own-'ail time but .he was one of the
cr, player, and fans united In i most lovable characters of the
admiration of the game fight for game. All followers of baseball
life which Jennings has waged mourn his pawing "
during two year. Uluesa. Jennings, who was 59. was .
. It wa. as though old Jfughle. farmer captain of the Haltimor.
lying Hi at ni. home near the i Orioles, rated the greatest ball aliens.
" earn ever gathered together, and . The improvement In batting
ffin ?u,iu.!S? ,1- 'u,r,man" Tjgers uH la, rely he confined to slu,,
. still was gallantly playing . the Tor 14 years, leading them to lni. v.., i d(ln, believe thel
game and shouting bis famous . champions..!;,, in 1307, 190S and m0dirn day .luRe .uch '
E-B-Yah!" in the face of death. mo. A tier the 1920 .eason. Ba Ruth Lo ehg and me" j
8plnal meningitis resulting ' HfhIo ,aBl ,o New York to otat stamp were o nZZ
from tuberculosis finally; killed assist Joha J. McC.raw, his for- greater than Sam Crawford.!
jBiiuniK., wuo uuu ocun ii a, mcr ica- mile, in the munase-. Hn,.w" i'r.m.i,
.ihw hiuli point In ihe iiami'. a meat ileal l, the flue way, in
of 1-if.kctlmll una reached, mi far hl h . Uot Thompson liuudlfd
an knl fail' were emit rn. d, in tho piny ni reftuve. Although
pans from the picture as a big 1 tiu dUpl-v tif-lutikctluill tcfhui- this is Tuouipmiu' (list ear here
leaguer after ti years of service, MOc -ulfcred hero, liui , work l lie Una slmwu the local fans imhiio
i draw these conclusion, in mak- the Medford National t.uinl tcnin. ui trick in I mm) ling the giuno
lng a compuri-. Hirst" bo la.vil the giime, us anil ho ia in . constant demand
son of baw. I 'C like to think II ought to ,h lliroegllout. Ihe rutin!) na nn
ball as played lilnyctL - They. Iwtl M-ed and official. .'.
in lu&- anil team work atonic tlli ihelr, '. ",. ','
the tuml born baski'ilwll ablliix'io! The Itonnnsa -lilgU school as a
followed witb kuiIi nn e i e n t their iiliiylug plavor on their teitu that cur
the -brand o. - emcd..iffoU iifteutiiuea - n tnluly makes tho fair huaru tint -lit
2 7, 'tlicy ancpt down tho floor for ter us thvy gate and wonder. It
iu only, one . Inuikct. ,.. ...,(-. ,n , ,1a rumored thlu . young man',
resiiect do , 1 1 Tho. Iwys from Meilfonl Hpldom ti uaty (illlctte went dull some
think The mod-,: eeconrd , tu iKMlily ctmutrt and 'mouths tun-k Just a. h readied
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SAYS HEWILL
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,yrl em gain baa ; when tlM'y did It iunlly b.- (hut portion of the fare kno u
S' -v tl ' "" on ,ne gnfe i u it, wua fumtl on them by aa th uppiv Hp. What a chance
1 1 'V- - yeurs liirir opponeiilM, Kvcn when the his team mates have for a little
'jflW"" ago. batting, j fight, grew- liottent they .eemetl, inuoceiit fua usually enjoyod ouly
And 1 feel that huve Ihe ability to come up by such person, as college Sen
thls decision with n suille which drew mm Ii tors when some rhesty under
calls tor car-1 favtiruble comment from the clnsamun tries to show his age
HID expian-, spectator. -
1'obb
state of coma since Sunday. Hislment of tbe Giants.
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' -Severe Falls!
SLIGHT HOPES
"Savvy" C'r.- 1
vath and Krank naker. It the;
last four named hud the samel
lively ball that is now in use, I'l
feel any one of them might have '
rivaled the slugging feats of the'
first two.- .. t t
The pitching itu't nearly so
good, in the early days-of my
career moat clubs had at' least
four start on their pitching '
staffs: now., few cluhs boast more'
i ' - i. . I than two outstanding; barters. I
PrtRTI.AND. Ore.. Peb. - . .IA. I . . , . n. Since 1 bava alven the livalv
- . - I AJS Altl&LL3. rni. IAt-1 ' . . . i
, 7 T. Ted Thye, Portland, defend-) - . r. nan as my explanation of the
ln..,l. .I.im n ..-l.l UK. . UIJI ycmySCJ U1HI aUU UlUjr l.nnr,,.An,nnt 1 1. k,tln I nmh-
' .(, n.iA -n. mot be Ihroueh with tthn flrht whip nhnnlil ln ?.f f.,v i. . ,ha
jl' V, Rudy IV'arner. Omaha, celebrated game it all depends upon an reason for the der'.lne In pitch-:
'. ' . hla return from a successful Aus- .eye muscle. lug. if 1 am to be conalsteul. .
. :tralia invasion last night b tak-; - The former heavyweight cham-l f one thing I am positive;..
v ing two straight -falls from War plon, admitting that he had told there has been a marked decline
ner in a rough match. In which-) Tex Rickard that he thought it lu smart' baseball. A one-runl
Warner failed to give Thye ser-: Inadvisable to engage in any system require, strategy, skill)
e Inns opposition. Following an ex-1 more contests, today declared the bases, aided by effective
r change of blows. Thye landed a j that tbe main reason for his re- work by the batsman through the
S . . 4backhander to the pit of ..Wan- tlrement is the trouble he has medium of the bunt or hit and
i , . ner's stomach and fell on him ' been having' in his left eye. run. Getting runs in clusters. '
jl ;t- for the fall. It later developed! Jempsey said the injury to the ' the common custom these days.!
i ,;that in falling on Warner Thye eye lnoscle is not serious but It! largely calls for brute strength.!
accidentally landed with one knee may keep him out of the ring; Yet. with, all its -faults. It's.
f on ls opponent's groin , from j forever. On -the other hand. he.'tiM the greatest of game.
.. -which, after, a lS-minute rest, i said, "if my eve ever becomes! ' ' - i
r . Warner ws in poor condition entirely well. I Drobablv will re-- - ITTIC.4 PASTHER WIX3,
. The Petlcau City aggrega
tion should be given helr
juci credit tor the game, they
put up against the Medford
Quintet Vridny pUht, Any
te.Hin that cr.n play those
Medford boy on even terms,
even for three quarters,, ia
traveling ami i: - isn't any
too soon. Hurely some of Ihe
other members of the llonansa
sqvad own an Kveready or till-
1 liui loo .narp. si ""I.I.I.I.. ,, , ... ., i.l
this, young man has a growth ; v -p.
some older folk, might b proud ' " .W.h"ln "
Great . Old . Veteran to
Meet Aberdeen Attastin
Tomorrow Night :
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NKW YOllK, Kelt.' 2. (API
The boxing . apot light turns oil
the light heavyweight tomorrow
night when l-eo l.omkl, Aber
deen, Wash., slugger, engages
Mlkn McTlgun, former 175-poiiud
title holder, lu a tu-roiini bout
at Madison Hiiuaro (iurdeii. ,
The-match murks the first ofi
a series uf "ellmliiiittuu" bouts'
designed til develop an oultund
lug challenger for the crown re
posing ou Tonruiy l.oughrun's
head.
Lomskl, yeors younger than
"Old Mike." rales a two to one'
favorite. with Indications that tho
odds will no In m to 1 before
the boxers enter the ring, l.oui-
I At The Orpheus .1 f
.Various period. In locnmotluu
were reprusunted at "TuniMe-,
weeds" t'ump. where Hill Mart's
picture, "Tumbleweeds" waa pro-:
ditced for hi in for Vultnd Ail.
lata I'orporatlon release, Autos
there are In plenty, hut naturally
noun appoura In Ihe plcturo which
I laid uhout .10 year ago. Cov
ered wngmis, however, are seen, 1
remounts of eva us earlier day.
"prljig wagons, buckbn.rds and
Imllur vehicle, uru plentiful
The OftPHEUf,
., Today gtiil Thtirsdny j
. WILLIAM H.'.HAilT hi '
TUMBLEWEEDS '
A . tremendous romsiiili
tlra urn of tho west, lilg In
action: big In thrills. Ily
fur Ihe - grenlest - ,plrtur
William H. Ilmv
ever offered.1
to call their own .
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. The Merrill b I g Ii ,bci-kI
; ' s-iMiieil to have Ihe Klninaili
tMiya on Ihe run fur awhile
the other night hut rouliln I
ke up the fust pi'm set at
the oulMt. fonrJi ll ndrlek
min always has Ills men Im.v
liiit laukeiball from the start
In the fiuish anil If lie bail a
few substitutes to send in so
he. ruuhl save his. key men
for . tlm main Iwttle . thvy,
cimld give ihuim like klani
nib lllgb something lo think '
nbuut. tn tho klnrrJI U-aut
llrnMin, Hill ami Ueasley all
nicaaure up with any plavere
- lu the leafcu Hill looked
especially Rood In early ana ,
now game at renter al
though lie lacked a little
bright to get the take off.
.
This week will see another
team from Ihe Rogue- River conn- ; ler J.- K. Moollor, Prank Kor
try Invade Klamath county when ! rarl. Ona Ragley. J. ti. Ilalbert.
! W. fl. Ilelllngbam, lat . Winfrey.
- A. T. T.ppln. II. I.ewls. t)k
Hogg. A. K. U Flesh. A. W.
IlRrdell. J. II. Cirnahan and
' Keith Ambrose.
plon In the first round.
McTlguu, however, bu. shown
excellent form In his workouts
at I rupotts to five the experts
wiiQ are picking the ."Aberdeen
assasslu" another jolt.' .
The winner of tomorrow, night's
battle Is to be. matched agulusl
ftlhor Jimmy , Slattery., nf lluf
lalo. , N. Y . or Joe Svkyr.i. of
nayten. tihlo. The .(urvlvor ls
slated for .hot at l.oughraii
for the title. -
VETS TAKE IN I
NEW MEMBERS
With fourteen ex-service men
enrolled as new members, tho
Veteran, of foreign War. held
on of lu largest Initiation lust
night at the county court house.
Included among the new mem
ber, tnken Into the order . were
Chnrlrs Calleniirnu. oner M. I.lt-
to return and Thye soon ended enter the ring.'
the match by pouncing on ar- j The ex-champion.
er lor the second fail.
Masons' Attention
6PECIAI. COMMUNICATION
Friday, February 3
rWdnr ) Degree
T. S. Richardson, W. M.' .'
' KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2. (AP)j
reiterating Joe Malcefica. Ctira Panther..
that the eye injury wa. the prime defeated Rudy Duik, JCebriska '
motive, behind bis withdrawal heavyweight. In two out of three !
from the present heavyweight j falls in 2 hours and 57 minutes
title race, discounted any pos-.j of wrestling ending here shortly,
slble report, that age had taken: after l:3u o'cl-ck lids szrz'.::.
lu toll, "my legs are as good as. "Toots'- Mondl. the Colorado'
ever," he asserted, "and I think cowpnncher and -Martin Plestina
that) Yr whip most w of ,1118, of. VWago. ..WK-Jtd tam drawl
men who are being considered after one nour of tumbling - in
as logical contenders for the the semi-winduo. Neither gained '
j crown worn by Gene Tunney." a fall... ,. . . I
' wonder they fouud them
selves a litt la -short of wind.
One thing especially notice
able during the Pelican City
and Medford game waa the
tine feellug of sportsman
ship shown by both teams.
. After tbe . recent game' be
tween the Ashland Normal
. School and Pelfivan Bay boys
several of Ihe Ashland-players
and the coach remarked
on the fine sportsmanship
shown to their t-am not only
by the Pelican players- but
by the spectators as well.
'
In kpciikluK of fine porls-
tbr hiph schools of Ibo roun
t.v ithoulil not b overlook ch.
.Thaii oh! anfnffonUtlc flK-il
lH mood luu rnl-Fly
Ktvou to tut fine a rvplrli
..of nuurt-imMnMhl. m couli
k seen anywhere.' Thin
ftvllnft mit onl1 Is wfti In
the )lyers but pn-domlnatrn
with Ihe rrowilr nml rooteni
as well, ami -ran nor lerri' ' iwprth going lo see.' The Pelican But little Mandell gave the es
HMVli'te',iMia t-Hi'r ' f,JLZ & r..W .h niA-',lnn,.r ! te-med prenldent of tho N. H. A
throughout the county I irk with nnnihf wn-k-s ' Perllnent question
wherever the games are
played.
- w ' lath High will entertain for the
in tho-game with Bnd Sstur renreseniatlves of the Ashland
. -x-4'iia i- .' -1. J1- r . i
m mm m "
Tho doctor who has kept a
chicken heart alive for flftnen
years maybe saving -It for some
' f rit f hr... 1mh.Ii,ii ' . in i ,
the A h t a n d Natlonol Ouard i
cornea here to piny the Pelican ; "
Bay team on the lumbermen's 1 ' P"her Imsn I any offlcUl
Moor. If the Ashland trooper rW " !-!
have anything to offer like the j
I Medford boys had. it will be t ' r.' "
ng to sec. The Pelican oui nine ,-auiieii i
getting; 'the "-olA-'glpper !" prtllenf of t
bark gnd with another w H-k's '"" M"- "...
practice .honld be back lo Ihelr f. ' ""' " rllrlis. null),
old form. On Friday night Kl.m-' "" ,pm10l.".r
V7 i a 1 1 a at ii k - (s m 7 ui insii-
IraKurs It thw tnstrh In offered to
Mfig
k n rSi ln f-
. . day night the local High School M.taool In a game of basketball m ,n "V"1 V',, '
.qniDtet showed they haVe : not on ihe Legion court. If the local ' ,-7r .,)OBOh'!f mM pr0V ?
..lbetn overrated very much. The boy, Ju get over this Ah- "'"" ,he .1M,i'r1'
, ' .i . ! 3 , n, L .noil shaue lh-.v of William Muldonn. that grAit
SXCB,, fix- 1 V - IwiU have .ufficn. 'nl f"fY t'V' W,ho
i3 r.'l OTwni -. ; hat Jack Itempsuy algn an agree-
3 -J
Ugame was' a battle from .tart to I I
finish with the local boy. on top I Jrcf
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Syrup Balaamea ...35c and $1.00
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Pertussin 60c
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cJSale Close Fek. lljja'
IkOLfe
lot
There's still time to save : . . still many
fine styles to select from. You wouldn't
think of missing this opportunity if
you could see what splendid values
we're offerings Only a few days left.
S'HEIM
Sale
game was a battle from .tart to
finish with the local boy. on top
, alL tbe way through. . (letting
the Jump on an opponent at the
outset of any contest ia often ihe
deciding factor In the end and it
Slides;
PROFITS OF FOOTIUM.
! ment to fight Harry Wills. . i
. Iompsey signed the agreement
and the commission found Itself
lu the middle as a matchmaker
and promoter and the game was
on the verge of a knockout lie-
ifore Muldoon had tn hack down.
) They never fought. It may be
remembered. ','
fouvriris
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
anrely waa .Sa turday, nlghi. I im'emitj ni icnnsyiTunia
Klamath's forwarda sunk a coup-recently published, a financial ro
le of baskets before the Bend do- port of the athletic association !
fense knew- what .bad happened h w,- . profl, of .3.3,000 on i
and they were most surely ap- . . ..... . . . ,
predated as the end drew near. I tootball. and Notre rme Is said
Kendall, the Klamath center ccr-! b" cleare'1 ,5""l 0 11
talnly looks' lik.i a real bin.tiOperatlng e.pen.es. Other small
ball player and with another f Institutions are reporting prof-1
year'a competition ahead of him . ' " .
he can do a lot tor hi. school. Figures- such as these offer
Ho Is . out 01. nlaca. at center. "" .
not having the necessary height.
but is a whirlwind on the offen
sive, . .- . .
)
The game with Hend de
veloped some Interesting
side lights. The last quarter
didn't see a single point
checked up by tbe Klamath
boys.. In fact they were only .
allowed two or thre atT
tempts at the basket from '
the floor and two foul shots,
both of which were missed.
The Ilend players on tho '
other hand had the hall most
of the time and didn't get
many . more .dots- at the
basket than Klamath. And
here lie. the biggest m'ys-
J.
tery, with only 'a few mln-'
tiles, of play' left and . the
Bend team only two points
behind yet they didn't try
a single long shot. Time ;
after time they would try to
work -the ball for ft close In
shot and never . once were
they successful ti closely
were they guarded. Then
with only two minute, left .
to play and only one point ;
, behind they still resortei to ',
trying lo,work the ball close '
In. with ss jlltlln tfticr.es. a. '
before". , That might he good
basketball on. a larger floor
but DRHinst a team like ,
Klamath on a small floor, as '
the Legion ball is It didn't '
produce results.
,
Tho IInd-Klainnlh gnme al
though clofe and hard fought
was entirely (foe from Inten
tional rough play. This as rtue
that commerce Is becoming too
great a factor In. college athletics.
In . Ihe east. I'enusylvanla haa
been accused of considering only I
the gate receipt, in drawing up j
the football schedule, and .Notre
Dame bss been criticized for too
much pstronage of the railroads
In traveling around tor big mon
ey games. -
Pennsylvania, however, is-try
ing to pay for one of .the finest ,
athletic .plants In th country,
situated near Uia Wart , of . a '
great city, apd I'Mladvlphla looks I
upon Franklin PMeld a.(a . civic t
monument. . ' .' r 1 i
...Notre Drdii also Is r preparing
to build a big stadtajm at home,'
and anyone- who does not- .kuow.i
and who cares .tor Investigate can 1
find out with little, trouble. that
athletic, have to pay. for them-1
selve. at e"ry College.
If there, there ti any douM
Unit prafll from HtliU'tirs tip not I
go buck Into Htbletira. the finan-i
cial reHirt can remove the doubt. I
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II.1H TH.IXKLKHM 4.011
Credit la due lo nny man who
assume, tho thankless and pay
less Job of regulating boxing, but
11 seems inai 10m LJoiiouue, piea-
ment of the Rational uoxing As
sociation, is assuming too much
authority, . - - . ,
The National Boxing Associa-j
tlon Is sort of mythical or'!
ganlzallon and it 1. not recalled '
that this organization ever pub
llcly made a czar out of Ionohiio
to rule and regulate as an In--dividual
In a one-way court. . . ,
Oonohue recently announced
that Mickey Walker, Knmmy
Mandell and Joe Dundee would'
have to sign articles, wlihln 90;
duys to defend their. titles or. be,
banished Into the exile that the
N. IJ. A. scorns to control.
t
Well, that's Okay. Tlm cham
pion, vrlio 111 not defi-nd their
tltlcn ought to be spanked, even
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