Friday,
July 27,' 1923
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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Place in 14 Inning
Defeat !
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the Awmm-IiUimI Iivwh)
tenders loose trom their preten
sions to the National League
crown.
They chose th Chicago Cubs
their first victims, sniote thorn
hiith. wide nnd handsome on
(Wednesday and repeated the done
j yesterday. ltlchbourg' single In
me niq Bcorcu . r srrcii wim mr
ruu that beat the Cuba. 7 to II
and sent the Bruin down to
third place lit the atandliig. one
notch below the Cincinnati lleda
who opportutioly enough beat the
rtiillloa.
homo nt the hub. the Charlie
Koet. third Chli'HKo
JshiH lirnve nro suffering from ;pU.llIP ot the. day. hurled glll
aino nctilo malady that made j edged baseball until the 14th but
Ahi'm f,.Mrcd last year a din-1 ho was matched, step lor step.
"Deal Off" But
Jack Enjoyed
The Reception
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Hint Impels them to rise
l tho depth of the second
;vIm1oii and smite pennant con-
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hy Hob Smith, the reformed In-j
fielder, after the score had been j
tied at 6-all In the sixth. i
A four run rally ,ln the ninth J
enabled the Keds to trim the;
rhlla. 6 to 4.. Jack Hendricks;
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After a
crent outdoors.
you'll thrill anew to,'
the romance of an.
evening enmpfire
that sends Us smoke"
curling gracefully to
the starlit skies.
You'll wish) that this
vacation would nev
er end! ft's all a
part of the Canadian
Pacific Bungalow
Camp lifel- at any
one of the tight mo
derately priced va
cation locales.
ljmJu Pact Travtllers Cvsnu
t O'ooJ lJu World Owr. '
throwing 19 men into the
I to pull It out ot the fire.
While the Cubs and the Reds j
were exchanging places, the St.
Louis Cardinals were lengthening,
jthMr league lead to fire full
games by taking over the Brook-'
lyn Robins, t to 1. "Old Pete",
, Alexander held the Robins to
seven hits while 1'etty, Koupat
and Ehrhardt were pounded for
5 including a home ruu aud a
', triple 1 V;'-'e Frlsch who re
turned to the lineup after a lay
off occasioned by an Injury.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and the
New York (Hants did all their
scoring in the second inning.
I Bush's crew counting seven times
to five for the clan ot
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Three Heaver plichers fell be
fore the batting onslaught of I In"
mission who took tho short ser
ies by w inning 10 to 5. On mini.
Heaver hurler, held, tho Hells
down until the fourth and then
allowed three runs to pile In. The !
veteran Ponder replaced him and
was later supplanted by Couch. I
Keesey nud Smith made circuit
clout. Batteries: Plllette. Brou
sel. Huldwin nnd Sypcrs; Urtmah,
Ponder. Couch mid Whitney.
Lna Angoles in me from behind
Bx AL lEM.REB
(Former Pitcher N. X. GUn(a)
Baseball has Its own peculiar
styles of humor. Mcllraw once
fined me five dollars for not
backlog up third base, after
pitching a winning game.
Fred Clark fined Hans Wagner
for hitting home run aud not
McQraw. bunting as he had ordered.
i In the American League, thel
'New York Yankees divided a!
.twin bill with the Detroit Tigers, j
, The champions won the first
game. 12 to 1. by the simple
.! process of scoriug 1 1 runs on 1 2
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"Jack Hendricks, the Clncln
natl manager," says Sam Mur
barger. "is not only an able lead
er, but a cruel humorist." I
know! Some years ago. when he
had the Ft. Wayne club, 1 was,
, bis secretary and trainer, and
when Jack came to Indianapolis,
i with J1SU.00O in his Jeans, with!
the intention of buying the In-
Idlanapolls club. I naturally gave
him a glad welcome. The fans -j
were overjoyed to know It and
, headed by yours truly, turned out
and a single. . ho meet him. i
The Red Sox fof the second At noon t was announced that '
straight day lost both ends of athe deal was a assured, and
joouoie neaaer 10 me Liereiana . Jack apponled me secretary for
ana to 3. Iiaii . . rnm I nlrv In the
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evening I gave Jack and many t
friends a wine supper; there I
hits In thactwelfih inniuz. Meusel
got four bjts including a homer
land a triple. The Tigers batted
Jfour Yankee pitchers hard In the
'second encounter and finished on
the long end ot a 13 to 10 score.
Harry Heilmann drove In eight
r. ruui wiin a. nome Tun, a iripie
In the eighth aud turned what
looked like certain defeat Into
victory, winning from the Unks,
4 to 3. Two doubles and a walk
In the eighth filled the bases and
a long drive against the boards
brought In the winning . tallies.
Ratteries: Harfoot, Sandberg;
Cooper, Reed.
Sacramento's defeat by the
Seals and Hollywood's victory
over the Indians brought the
Stars Into a tie for first honors
with the league pacemakers. The
Senators fell 6 lo 3 at the hands
of Walter Malls, San Francisco
veteran pitcher who fanned seven
of the Suorameuto nine. The
game was fairly even until the
fourth and fifth when a batting
spree netted the Seals the win
ning counts. Batteries: Malls,
Sprius: Kallio and llould. Sever
ed. Hollywood took the four-game
series from Seattle, giving the
Seattle tribe their 16th straight
defeat. 10 to S. The Indians are
within one game of tying Sacra
mento's record In 1927 of 17
consecutive defeats. Johnny Kerr,
Star infieldvr and Art Ruble, In
dian outfielder, collected homers.
Batteries: McCabe. Brassier; C.
Sullivan and Collard. Schmidt.
double header
Indians. 4 to I
Their third straight win. 5 to I
1, over the Chicago White Sox
put the Philadelphia Athletics
eight and a half games back of
the league leading Yankees.
After dropping their seventh
straight to the St. Louis Browns
in the first game of a double
header, the Washington Senators
came back to win the nightcap,
1 6 to 4'. Sam Gray pitched the
Browns to a 7 to 5 victory in
the first game.
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
were speeches, songs, rose-colored
prophecies for next season. Then
we all escorted Hendricks to the
train, with a brass band and ban
ners, hurriedly Improvised, bear
ing the legend, 'Our Leader
Jack Hendricks C h a m p I 0 n a.
i American Lrairue.
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New York 68 2S
. Philadelphia . 69 36
St. Louis 52 47
; Cleveland 44 53
! Chicago 4 2 52
I Washington 42 64
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1914." At the depot there were
more speeches and all Indian
apolis the new secretary, wrung
the hand of the Moses who was St. Louis 60
to lead us out of the desort of Cincinnati SS
defeat. Some evening! Chicago 56
Aud Just as the train pulled New York 49
out, Hendricks leaned out from ' Brooklyn 48
the rear rail of the last car, and , Pittsburgh 46
remarked:."! forgot to tell you, Boston 27
Sam. but the deal la off!" i Philadelphia 23
Detroit 38 56
Boston 37 56
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LAGOSTE LOSES
TO BILL TILOEN
"Big Bill" Put. up Hard
est Battle of Career
to Win
i dramatic as were the events of
j the past week in which he was
dropped from the team for al-
; leged violation of the amateur
rule and then reinstated at the
eleventh hour at the urgent re-
' ouest of the French people. ,
Just Arrived: A large shipment of
COOL SUMMER FROCKS
VOILES ORGANDIES BATISTES
DIMITIES and PRINTS
Just the thing for the hot days.
These dresses are fast color and very reasonably
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Phone 1238 619 Klamath Ave.
HOLLAND GARROS STADIUM.
Al'TECIL. France. July 27. (A.
P.) Big Bill Tilden today de
feated his old rival. Rene La
Cost 0 of France, In the first
match of the Davis Cup challenge
round by scores of 1-6, 6-4, 6-4,
2-6. 6-3.
j The American veteran came
: from behind after dropping the
first set and outlasted the French
master of macbine-like strokes In
one of the most gruelling five
set struggles these tennis, giants
j have ever waged,
j By winning Tilden gave his
'team a flying start In Its drive
to regain the Davis Cup from the
( French who captured it a year
ago In the United States.
! Tllden's victory was his first
over LaCoste ' In the last five
I times they have met and it can
'lie set down as an upset.
I ' Bis; Bill won 'In a manner as
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