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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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OAKLAND
CQMES
CONSISTENT
LOSE.
Cleveland and N. Y. Yaii
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AMKKintcd Prewi SMirt Writer
' It's been a long and toilsome
nacont to the National League
Hiimmlt but John McOraw and bis
New York Giants finally " have
made it.
pushing over ' the St. Louis
(lardinals yesterday (or :he third
time in a row. the Giants crowded
pait Bill McKechnie'a tottering
flKhlers and for the first time
HtncR early In the present cam-"
pniKn could look bark and aee
all their seven rivals behind
them. '
Jl scarcely can be said that
tbe Giants have a foothold on
the top run It's no more than
aHoe hold and a very Insecure
one at that. As a matter of cold
fact it's necessary- to get out the
percentage tables to prove that
' t4 VJ ' Napnowtxs
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By Al. DKMAREK
Former Pttilicr New York Uiants
"The most a.-cnrate shot I ever
made." said Larry Xabholti, "was
the clan McGraw really Is. In the at tn6 luwood coarse. Long
lead. Mathematically the Giants I lsland iu 1923i whUe lryng t0
are leading by three percentage j qaallfv for tne National Open
points out in games won ana iosi , championship, foming to the
tne varainais awn snow me way
by half a game. The figures:
' " Won Lost Pet.
New York 68 4S .606
jjt. Lotils 70 46 .603
i '.. In a game as "crucial" as yes
I terday's It . was fitting enough
thai the honor ot pitching the
Giants Into first place should fall
to the lot of Larry Benton. The
sorrel-top. hurling his 20th vic
tory of tbe year, allowed nine
fills, for a final score of 1 to 1.
The Cincinnati Reds took un
disputed possession of fourth
' place by trimming t"je Boston
Braves, 4 to 3.
- Beck's single with the t bases
filled in tbe ninth gar tbe Chi
cago Cubs 3 to 2 victory over
(be Brooklyn Robins.
. Sixty-five thousaud fans watch
ed the New York Yankees sptlt
oven In a dual bill with the
Cleveland Indians. Martin Au
fry's homer with Morgan on base
in the tenth gave the Indians the
first game- J .to J. . The Yanks
came back with one In their half,
driving . Willis Hudlin from the
box but Bayne stopped the cham
pions dead in their tracks. Uhle,
BACK TO TAKE
WEEKISERIES
Oaks Crash Through with
' Double-Header Win
Sunday
By The Akmh-IiUvI: I'ix-ii
Oakland ,100k, the series from
the Heavers by winning both Sun-,
day's games 4 to 1 and ti to 3. 1
Oakland bunched hits oft Fuller
ton in the first and took an early
lead In the second. Tomlin took
the mound In the foarlh and held
Oakland scoreless for the remain
ing inning. B a 1 1 e r I e s first !
game: Shea and Head, Lombardi:
Fullerton and Whitney. Second
game Cooper, Tomlin anil Lom
bard!: Ortman and Rego.
Hollywood ended the serlet
1 with the Missions by sdding seven
visioriesj and moving within a
full game ot Sacramento. Yes
terday Hollywood won both ends
I of a doubleheader, 4 to 1. In
each game the Stars scored three
runs in the - closing frame to
cinch victory. Aanew, Ostenberg
and Caryle helped with a homer
each. Didier made the only Bell
run m the second game with a
homer In the ninth. Iloth games
Grimes l.lkely to He Kiml Pitch.
er 10 Win Twenty Gmiiicn
lit .111I011.1I l.miie
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Lenders of
Big League
Canadian Flash hsm Stodkg jJfjf JS
St.
won
.Ml.
eighth hole, a 220 yard affair, j-" -.
irw mini ttuiicieu. iwueriCT
I had pulled my ball to the left
in a bunch of trees and it was
necessary for me to do some tall
playing to get out.
"I was fifty-five yards from
the flag. In front ot me was a
cluster of trees. My lie was in
the deep rough. What was to be
done?
"Making a careful examination.
I discovered that a narrow open
ing between the two trees gave
a direct line to the flag. But the
pathway between the trees was
not more than six inches In
width so narrow. In fact, that
I could see nothing on the green.
"I would have to play a ball
neither too high nor too low.
The former kind would catch the
branches of the trees and the
latter would not get out of the
rough. I took my mashle and
using the most careful aim pos
sible, let go. The ball sailed be
tween the trees, came down on
the green and dribbled into the
enp for a two.
"It was the most accurate play
I ever made. Of course, holing
first game: Couch and Agnew;
Hughes and Bremen. Second
game: Hulvey and Bassler; Sev
ers, Didier and Bremil. .
Divide Twin Hill
Mnmiger Donle Bush hus had
all kinds of trouble keeping his
I'lUsbucKh l'irates lfKi iher (his
year but Burleigh Grimes, . uo
big rlht-humler ulitiiiued from
the Giants In the Vic Aldrirh
swap, has bee consistently al
Him hMl f..r Rnah .hi jm. Iln
Ran rrancisco aivia ea iMwn,, destined to be the first
doubleheader with the Angels National League hurler io win
winning the first 10-6 and losing I 20 games this year it he keeps
the second 1-0. Schulmerick was up the pace he has set to date,
responsible for the only score of .And his effectiveness seems to
be an example for the other
players, and they're going great
now.
win . T'J VIII Hrtnn I
khYV;: ,!.;;-.!?" i. but huun. m.
" " ' , . I ball th
whlcn went to tne lanas, iv 101
2U F I v e Washington pitchers I
epuldn't stop a savage Tiger as
sault at the national capltol and
Detroit downed the Senators. 9
to 6. Bob Fothergill got four
hits, three ot them doubles.
Search made
for 2 flyers
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the American coast and Green
land for more than a month. She
last reported that she was Cape
Chldley, Labrador.
' CHICAGO, Aug. 20. (AP)
Growing anxiety was felt today
rough that skinny opening
was a bit more than good fortune.
the second game when he singled
In the ninth of the nightcap to
force in the run. Moudy and
Piinnfneham hnttlp.1 ' t hmnrhnnt '
holding hits to a minimum. The , 'Iark- Mb" Marlon Clark.
Stals took an early lead In the ' Mrs. Helen B. Collins. Miss Caro
morning tussle and were never j ne Crlttendon, Mr. James O.
headed. Suhr got two homers ' Crlttendon, Mr. William J. Crlt
and Jolley and Johnson each one. Itenden and wife. Miss Alice Dean,
Batteries first. Knether. May , Miss Evelyn Dean. Miss Helen
and Sprinz: Chesley, Peters and Dean.. Mr. Benjamin II. Earl and
Sandberg. Second: Cunningham wife. Miss Florence K. Klgar,
and Warren: Moudy and Vargas. Miss Mary E. Elcar. Judge' K. II.
Sacramento took a doublehead- , Foster, Miss Elizabeth Foster,
er at Seattle but It took 11 In-'Mrs. E. G. Gottschalk. Mr. El
ninga. In the second game. Seat-1 uerl s. Jlumlin. .Miss Eleanor F.
tie tied the score 3 all In the Hamlin. Mrs. Dare HUnna. Mrs.
ninth Inning of -vbe second game .'varxaret Wendell Hess. Mrs.
anu two aouiuowai innings wereiohn u0rt. Master John Horst,
required to push over .the win-.Jr MiM Katherine Horst. Miss
ning run. r rea r.pgras, charlotte Humphrey. Miss Hespa
moundsman. held the Senators to Humphrey. Mr. William M. Hum-
(tm hiding names of August 1!I
I Ily The Associated Press
j . UIO ll.
Hnltlng llorusii.v, nraves, .377. .
Runs P. Waner, Pirates, lti.l.
H1111 hatted In lliittumli y, for
the Curds, lul.
Hits P. Wulier, l'liules. "lti7.
liouMes P. Waner. Pirates,
Triples- llotloiiiley. Curds, uml
lllHsmielte. Itoljlns. 1:1
Homers Wilson. Cutis, 27.
Stolen Buses Cuyler. Cubs
Pitching lleuton, Clnuts,
20. lost A
A.MKItU'AV
Halt lux tioslln, Senators,
Huns -Ruth. Yunks. I'M.
Runs batted In Gehrig. Yanks,
117.
Hits -Manush, Browns, ITS.
Doubl.-s FluKsteud, Red Sox, 3tt.
Triples CoiiiIm, Yunks. 1.
Homers Ruth, Yanks, 45.
.Stolen liases Most II, White Si.v.
21.
Pitching lloyt. Yunks. wjn 15;
lost 3.
LOMSKI MEETS
GEORGIE SMITH
IN N. Y. RING
NEW YORK. Aug. 20, (a-)
Making the first of two nppear
anies in' the Metropolitan district
this week. Leo Lnmski. fumed
slugger from Aberdeen, Washing
ton, tuckles tough Georgle Smith
of Newark, N. J . ln a ten-round
hout at Dexter Park tonight.
Loniski. who not only opens
the wees's fistic program aguinst
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dj!',' 'Hotly Contetted Gtune'Jt
.4311 i Knded by' Timely 1
"! Blow in Ninth
--'' In u II 11 11111 which was ileelitril
I In the f 1 11 it I inning, the Alliirus
pit. Imsolmll leuiu ilifeuliiil Ken Hull.
.U'. H 1 il''i ' iiSKresiiiloii ot l"i 1 1 losners
.H3K Iriini the Wiililoi'f pool hull yes
Mil ler.luy lit Allurjs, II to In.
, il3 I The' field was In pour tihiipii r
and. us n rrsiilr, there were fre.
44.1 'I'1""1 eiriirs: but the funs got s
llirill lllll 01 1111. uotiy roiliesieii
ituliie. Tin terrific sliiKglng of
Hoc Hmlili. iill-.liir sc. oil. I sack-
r, (.uliir.il llin guine. HiiiIiM
Pet. sorked out two triples slid g
.find home run in four times nl hut.
Kill lliKiiiullly of AHurss iiut
.r.tis iliuuts evoki.l praise from Ilia
Kluiuulli visitors A Inme feed
.."MB us provided for the .baseball
.4S.1 pluters and Klumnih roofers.
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All-Slurs ... 1 11 IS 3
t , lltitiertes; Kay, Kiii, tlnunts
fer; M. Pevlit. Huiiili rs, Franey.
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ARREST DEALER
OF JUNK TODAY
rimrKril v.il It rtvtttlvltiR ktolrn
lruri'('. A. J. MniiMt(; Junk
ilcitlrr, hum arrt'ntt'il IhU iiiorn.iiK
c-vim rttitiv lino whU-li thtt hIiiIo ''V Pipuiy Sh.rlfr t.tiuU Munllvr.
iultt llfVlllK Oil til" llMXCIlt
4ntr, h .111 In v.u (iK,i,n unit Kirn-
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i huvn htiftl.
i- iu- ar 11,1 rii(;,nil,n Hi , vtil Unit
inn worm. you rt not In Mo un
it jrcu fall In n:i.niiiix him. fur
Privy William, i'l-vi-jr-tild t'ju-
tllltllllflliltl Wtltltl
TUt Ntiniluii)t i-liuruliiR MttiiM-
fl.-lil whi ftlftl lv llt-f nf PitlUa
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nn: Mi!nttiU i.f I'IU. K Amlirivit.
Hctlan m hiMtllmy .y:u nnit-ll. illv
he. uti tim 1 uti
uiiknuwii In-fori'
Smith hut also in down in nir.-t ami Sou nictiT limit. In tin
Maxle (riHonbloum at Lmin i pi Cahii at Am iii rtluin". tl
Branch. N. J., Frltluy nlk'ht, mien Uiu shin out I'nrli Sniu'.i .iii.nt
a favorltt td ilt-fent the riiK! ' ,,,r 11111 ,',r''1 ,,m iD y
Xew Jersey tHxtr. Smith, how y'11-
over, NtiriirUiMl tuuut boxing ix-
litrts whin he held Louiskl very ; Woodliiiri. Itay llr.iun laninTy r. on (h. rn
Mroi-i-oll imivMiK llirouich III'
pfirt !u lul u.i!tnnv f '.viiii no tit (if i it
Oii'Knii would hiiVy to rorntt lliln
way iKiitiiH" tI luilrr rt'ti'liTu-
Olym-. 1 1 1 i ii ml ijulrk'T train iimVfiiiH'tl .
On tin. point Win. Mri ut
ih h, jtiorm y fur (hi imhllr m-rv-
liO (OnillilnHl!! H-kid WtH'tht't
rhi t i;ti Ma iid .ml of rcf r)Kri
tioti unit i rvin Mould ht t'Hti''l
ittti Iliii
'.W.- ItMltioit t tin i Mntiiriolit haa
lir n r''i vl nu kimmIh tuli ii hy
ynnni: twiyw and havtt rvldnro
r.-lth which to niipHirt our rhnrK".
alit Ihn lohi rhlf Ihl mortl
1U
rloy to even III
at Dexter Park.
riven t mnli-h Im r-atly to run nn htrnlHrrfti the
unU RfHim-UTrlt". itut h
irtM m liut'M ovi-r w hlrli
liriHluttH arp inpvlnic.
MASTKt'A. ."atlf. Auk 2. (fln
ItihlfKtird Uuiulhi'r. 17. and
YJvluu lluhli.ii.l. U. IniIIi of (Uk.
an on land, drowned at llmmu lx-i ti
oft (he Knu JuaquIii rivnr near
hi t. The Uxlh-M wi'rn rerovired.
John Francis
WiU Work Out
This Evening
In case the ballyhoo of the
next fight card Friday night at
the Vets hall. Sixth and Klamath
Is questioned, "Doubting
Thomases" are urgently Invited
to attend jthe workouts tonight
of the main eventers. '
Johnny Francis, the bo? with
(Continued from pais 1)
arid the special train left New
York City on July 2sth to make
the circuit sponsored by the Ray-mond-Whitcomb
company. (
Tbe stops thus far on the trip
include New York. Chicago. Colo-
Bayes in one-half of the double !rt snrinrs Denver Estes Park
main event, will work out at the.nd Rockv Mountain NMtional ; ElveYa It. Wriggins, Mr. Thomas
Vols hall of 7 n m Urnmnlar . ..... .. WSflm nn.l u I fa ( w Thnmn.
... -i t- a tinw mn - I'arif salt uie I 1 1 v. I enow-1 -
tSO Tcmn , bad .lapd rtBe.!'"''."". 1" FV N,onal p"k' Zlon
. last radio signals from the " "ul." ! Park. No"" Rlm ot the Grand
l t.H H..ii!tne leeD Punch, who meets Phil
lOr lin i -"iPovo. In na.hl .h. A.
and farker Cramer, good will
fllors from Rockford, Ills., to
four scattered hits to the eighth
in the morning game. The Sena
tors then made six hits to win 5
to 3. Batterle s first game:
Keating and Severeld; Pipgras
and Ainsworth: second game:
Vinci, Crandall ' and Severeld;
Cole, Oraham
and Cox. '
after more
phrey and wife. Miss Florence
M. Hurley, Miss Anna M. Kath
oling, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Kathol
ing. Miss Margaret M. Kathollng,
Mr. David V. Ketebam and wife
Mrs. Rertba L. MacLellan. .Miss
I Ta. it..ii ri xm .
Teechout, House , v--
.nuuen, jnss .largucrue r. jhc'
Mullen, Miss Jennie A. Messers.
Mrs. James B. Oliver. Dr. E. K.
Parmlee and wife, Mrs. Kdward
Randolph, Miss A. J. Rineharl.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Kunk, Mlsa
Mary A. Schaeffer, Miss Vesta
L. Sell. Dr. John (.'. Rlkipson anil
wife. Mutter John C. Simpson.
Jr.. Mrs. B. D. Sulllvand and
wife, Mrs. J. L. Thomas. Mr.
William S. Thomas, Mrs. Zaidee
Thomas, Mr. Harry Ward. Miss
Mary G. Ward, Miss Ida Weiss,
Miss Elizabeth R. Wriggins. Miss
FAMOUS TRAIN
IS IN KLAMATH
aviators had been heard
''The plane was last heard Jrom
Sunday morning- at 4 a. m., Chi
cago daylight time, when a Med
lson. Wis., radio operator Inter
cepted signals sent from the
elane then flying from Coch
rane, Ont., to Mount Evans,
Greenland. These signals Indi
cated the fliers at that time were
TS miles off Capo Chidley, fly
ing over Davis Straits and bad
completed about three-quarters
of the 1,600 mile trip from Kock
ford to Mt. Evans.
', As hours continued to pass
ifltjiout any word from the avla
tovs, the moBt optimistic ven
tured the opinion that the Rock
ford fliers bad reached Green
land and made a forced landing
in which event days might elapse
before they mado their way to
some point to communicate with
the outside world.
: The fliers In their big mono
plane. Greater Rockford, left
Rockford Thursday, making the
hop to Cochrane without Inci
dent and started the second leg
Saturday noon after which there
wero Infrequent signals from the
jilsna until Sunday morning.
Hassell's wife and three chil
dren at Rockford anxiously await
ed some word of the aviators'
ate- but Mrs. Hassell Insisted
alio was certain that her husband
h.u1 reached Greenland. "Planes
fbat fly as long as his don't stop
suddenly," she declared. A' '
I HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
rrancis, so mai oil real aoimy . CanyoIli Bryce Canyon. Cedar
WlUtMrt0Wn- . , ... Breaks. Los Angeles. Santa Bir-
ruu uuyes anu ivarm ul.arroii.h- . ,,,- Vatlnnat Park
will arrive Tuesday morning and yosemne National Park,' San. "" Party at San Francisco
win rouiiu on lueir iraiamg ai p . Outer I-ak Xallnnal . ana accompanied It to Klamath
Wriggins, Jr., Miss M. F. Wright,
Mrs. Peter T. Wright.
General Agent A. S. Iloscn
baum for the Southern Oregon
district of the Southern Pacific,
the Vets arena. Gene O'Grady
mixes with O'Carroll in the sec
ond main event of Friday night.
dropped in today" 'to ten the' ! S', P; '"d ' f"? flle le
Klamath sporting world lilt' "'"1''" . " . 'T
Park.
I When the party boards its spe-
' i rial train, which remains In the
"Speed" was In great shape, far'
the fight, and in good trim to;
meet O'Carroll. They will weigh
It will Journey to Portland ' for
a short stay. From there It wl
take In the following points of
in at 158 pounds. j nu..er .u, i-ar,
Saturday It was announced the ?ea"Ie- W-Jshlngton. Vancouver,
show would be staged In th
Winter Garden. Announcement
of a change in plans was -made
today by Blckerstaff.
"Tex couldn't get the place In
shape on such short notice," ex
plained tbe promoter, "so the
fight will tske place at the old
stamping grounds, the Vets, ball.
Sixth and Klamath."
B. C , Lake Louise, Banff, Water
ton Lakes Park, Glacier National
Park, Minneapolis and St. Paul
and then back home to Chicago
and New York.
The Raymond-Whitcomb com
pany Is . the outstanding laud
cruise institution of the nation
and their clientel Includes the
prominent people of the east and
middle west. Carroll Hutehins is
the cruise director with F. B.
Heller and E. W. Slorura as as-
SHADE TO MEET
JOE ANDERSON !ltants. Mrs. M. B. Clayton is
hostess for the party.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20. (AP) I Klamath Falls has never had
Seeking to eliminate the other! a more prominent excursion par
from getting a chance at Mickey jty park Its special train here
Walker's middleweight crown. I while the lake was visited, for In
Dave Shade ot California, and the personnel of this party will
Joe Anderson, the rugged punch- be noticed names of many na-'
er from Cincinnati, will meet In tlonally known people who are
tunny in ine spuiiiKin 01 national
and to Crater Lake.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 20. (IP)
Former state senator Phillip C.
Coh, a pioneer north California
politician, died at his home in
Folsom county. Funeral services
will be Tuesday. '
ico o?j tut.
It s consoling to know that
the fighters who give box
ing a black eye generally
get most of them
a ten round bout to a decision
at the Midway Gardens tonight.
The two have fought twice
within the past year and each
carried off a decision, making to
night's bout the best two out of
three. .
The
and International endeavor,
list of passengers follows:
Mrs. Roland Dean Armstrong,
Mrs. Herbert Austin, Mrs. R. R. c
Benton, Mrs. Mary H. Boner, Mr. i
Walter H. Buss and wife, Mrs. j
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