Tupwdnv, August 1020
PAGE TWO
THE EVENTNO HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON"
COAST HAuL
NOW HEARING
FIFiALSTAGE
Soak, Stars and Millions
( Run Neck and Neck
for Pennant
By Th. Aesociafd Proa
Willi three Imbi bunched ol
moet neck and neck (or the
leadership of the Pacific Cosst
Lesgue, th final (w week o(
th 1911 season. It appears to
day, would prove th moat ex
citing of both sessions. Tha Saala
ware first, with 14 won oat ot
II; th Hollywood Stars second,
with II oat of IB. and th San
Francisco Missions were third,
with 21 ont of 16.
Th 6eal'e war scheduled to
open the week'a aeriea against
th Mission Red at San Fran
cisco, and in view ot th prist
Involved, some fair baseball was
believed to b In protpect. Paat
aeriea between these two clubs
har always yielded the utmost
In adventurous play, and this
xrcek will b so exception. -
Dropping th odd came ot the
terltt to Oscar Vltt'a snappy out
fit while th - Mlrs's trained
(round by fighting hard to win
from the Angels, the Seala whit
tled away much of their reserve
last week.
. Troubles of th Los Angeles
club hare been by no mean;
diminished by the acquisition of
Ja-k Leilvelt as manager. While
there Is plenty of hitting stren
gth on th Lot Angela .team, as
a whole th club Is woefully
alow on tha bases, and appears
dispirited en the field, apparent
ly larking sew blood.
Individual members ot the
Missions Reds were confident to
day that before the present ser
ies Is orer, they will bar dis
placed the Seals as league lead
ers. They pointed to the sudden
decline of Elmer Jacobs and
Holllt Thurston aa Important
reasons, but In this respect they
themselves are not wholly un
perturbed for two ot their own
all tplcbers, Merton Kelson and
Herman PiUett failed to dis
play much effectiveness against
th Angels.
: Th Seatla Indians were sche
duled to mct. h Oakland Oaks
across the bay, while Ixs Ang
eles and Hollywood were matched
la th Southern Metropolis, and
Portland was to meet th Sen
ator! at Sacramento.
SEARCHING FOR
. NOTED CHEMIST
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 6, (A
P) -A call for ass-tanee of the
Crag Rats, a mountain-climbing
organisation la Hood River, was
mad today by those searching
for Ren D'UrbaU 18, depart
ment of agriculture chemist, who
d'-"peared in th Whit river
glaciers yesterday. Organised
search for th University of Cali
fornia graduate started befor
dawn today when he tailed to
ppear at th government camp
yesterday afternoon. He left
camp early la th morning " to
Use pictures of th glsder.
PEARSON CRiTICALLX ILL
PORTLAND. -Aug. . (AP)
Injured , possibly fatally yester
day when the glider he was mani
pulating at Pearson field took a
nose dive from an altitude ot 30
feet, J. W. Reubens, 35, was un
conscious in a hospital har to
day. He suffered a skull frao
tura. Th glider, built by th
Portland Glider club, bad just
been released from an automobile
which had towed It across the
field.
PETERSON FULFILLS WISH
YOSEMITE Cal., Aug. S, (A
P) Fulfilling a wish to tee
Yosemlti ralley befor he died,
Arthur Herman Patsrson, 48,
.special agent tor Union Oil com
pany, Santa Ana; died here today
following a heart attack. Ha la
survived by his widow Blanche
,B. Pattrson, Santa Ana. The
body was sent to Merced today
from whence it will bt forward
ed to Santa Ana.
DaahIa aitlisv sftnV MAtr liir
bills shouldnt be alarmed
at threatening letters
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'I UIFE CRACKS
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The Rajah Makes
Money In Trades
fdusr TiMeeo me LLgrfS
1 rr MeAH Morte M-Slis
Him i2iiSssBSBB I
By AL DK.MAHKB
(Former Pitcher ft. T. Giants)
I was talking to Rogers Horns-
by on day about making money
la baseball. Roger waa telling me
that that atory about hit losing
so much on the ponies was all
the bunk.
"Well." t tsld. "If a man gets
out of the game with 1100,000
h's all right."
And he has mad a lot more
sine then. Hornsby, nnllk th
more than that already."
"Oh," Hornsby replied, "I got
average player, actually has made
mosey by being traded. When
Breadon and McGraw helped him
onto th Braves, they actually did
him a good turn. Judge rnehs
of th Braves Is perhaps th big
gest hearted mogul In th majors.
He did Bancroft a good turn,
when he let Dare sell himself
to th Dodgers for fIS.OOS. and
I am told he gave Hornsby a
chance to tell himself out of
Boston. Fuchs needed cash, and
when Hornsby was told to the
Cubs. It not only put the Judge
back on bis feet financially, bat
I have it on good authority that
It meant 150,000 In Rogers'
pocket
So Hornsby got th laugh
again' on tha fellow who thought
they were telling him down th
river.
. Twenty-f tva years ago today,
Ralph Rase, the giant shot patter,
hurled the IS pound hammer 190
feet.
WILSON ABOUT EVEN
CHICAGO, Ang. I, (AP)
Hack Wilson, Cubs' alugjint
outfielder, Is about even with
Dasiy Vance, ttar Brooklyn
hurler. Wilson, who until yes
terday had fanned eight strai
ght times In attempting to get
a hit off Vance, earn up In the
sixteenth Inning and peeled off
a single which drove - English
over with the winning run - In
the I to I victory.
Aa escaped Insane patient was
captured in a tax collector's Of
fice th other day. Even a sane
man has trouble User these
days.
Nice Fellows Become Hard Eggs
When They Manage Ball Qubs
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A plajrt those tbre big lcsu manager need to be placid, trolling fellows, at shown at the
top. Rut, a manaar . . well, look at the maps below. Left to right, they ar Waiter Johnson,
Bill Southworth and RMEr Pecktapaughu
There must be something about running t ball elub that brings to th surface what th up
lift people call men's brultlsh Instincts. We are thinking of three very tweil fellowt la their active
daya on the diamond, Walterd Johnson, Billy Southworth and - Roger Peektnpaugh. Ot course, It
might be that the stars this year are favorable to auch general uneavorlness as hat been eihlblted
recently between the Cubt and the Reds and others, but the fact is, thest three gentlemen have
noticeably curdled tine their old car free days oa tht diamond
FISH PULLMAN
MEN NORTH
Having completed, for th Urn
being at least, th planting of
fish In th lakes and ttreame
of Klamath tnd other counties of
that part of tht alata tht fish
"Pullman" ot th state game
commission hat moved to Lane
county where It will be buay
for some time making distribu
tions from th alackenil river
hatchery. While enrout to
Lane county planting ot 1,800
Eastern Brook trout and 1,000
ralnbowt were placed In Big
Lake and Patjena Lake ot Linn
county, respectively.
SIXTH WORKMAN
REPORTED FOUND
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Aug. I, (A
P) The body ot th sixth work
man killed Saturday In an explo
sion on an oil barge on th Ohio
river ne:r Kosmosdal. Ky., waa
recovered her last Bight by a
craw of men with grappling
hookt.
Tht body wet Identified ti
that ot William Wllberdlng, 1.
Louisville, one of the seven men
working In th barge when the
explosion occurred.
The seventh man. Frank
Reader, IT, of Rosewood, Ind., It
still missing.
Dr. Roy L. Carter coroner, aald
he planned to begin an Investi
gation ot th accident today.
Warden Xab Violator!
Deputy gam warden have
been on the alert In the Diamond
Lake district of Jackson county
during the past thirty daya and
bar arrested a total ot IS law
violators. The violations cover
angling without a license, kill
ing deer during closed aearan,
aliens fishing without licensee
and taking fish under the legal
limit ot six lnchea. A number of
non-resident tourists have also
been arrested for fishing with
out licenses.
FIGHTS LAST KIGHT
By The Associated Press
New YorkJack Kid Berg,
England, , stopped Jo Trabon,
Kansas City, (5.)
Jersey City, N. J.e-rlrtsh Bobb
Brady, Jersey City, outpointed
Jos Martinet, Spain, (10.)
HOLD INFANT
ANDPRE-SCHOOL
TEST AT MERRILL
An infant and pra-school age
clinic It being held at Merrill
this afternoon under th direc
tion of Dr. G. H. Neweom.
connty health officer, assisted by
Hszel B. McClelland, county
health nurse. Dr. B. G. Bark
well, child specialist, had been
scheduled by the county health
officials to conduct severs!
clinics this tummer, but he hat
left Klamath Falls and tht work
devolves upon tht local tuff.
Dr. Kewsom and Mist McClol
land wll conduct a similar clinic
at Malln community hall bttween
the hour ot 1:00 and 4:00 p.
m. Friday, August .
TOKYO, Aug. I. (AP) Ten
miners wer killed today In the
Sumlto Bantaa coal mine la the
central part of Hokkaido (Yeio)
sixty nine others war trapped
with littl bop ot reteu.
YEAH!
Editor Usee Pajamas for Hit
Stroll oa Sunday
Wtn Editor W. O. Saunders ot
the Ellsbeth City (N.J.) Inde
pendent, took a morning stroll
clad la tan pajamas and a neck
tie, at pictured here, h expected
to treat quit a stir but ht
didn't. Few pedestrians noticed
the unusutl garb ot thtlr editor
and tmall boyt didn't even let
out tht customary rataberry when
ht passed. And ont critic said It
wasn't much because pajamas
aren't pajamas unless they're
pink.
WALTER FINKE
MUST STAND
MURDER TRIAL
PORTLAND, Aug. I, (API
Walter Flnke, IT, who laat May
shot to death Herbert Beam, It,
his rival for tht affections ot a
girl, waa ordered to appear In
municipal court today for pre
liminary hearing.
Flnke'a eat wit recently re
manded from Juveull court to
the circuit court. " This action
makes grand Jury consideration
mandatory, and ittbllthtd
Flnkt't ttatut at an adult
Finkt tbot Beam three timet
tt th two mtt In tht corridor
of. a high school her during
afternoon classes, tnd then thotl,
snd tirloaaly wounded himself.
Scoret ot Undents, Including tht
18-year-old girl in the case, wit
nessed the tragedy.
"POWDERED MILK
UNIVERSITY. V., Aug. , (A
P) Within ten yeara milk con
sumers ot this country will be
buying powdered milk tt on half
of th present milk eoat. Profes
sor James Boyle, of Cornell Uni
versity, told the round-table on
"Country Life" at th Institute of
public affaire her today. Thlt
milk, ht tald, would bt as good
is milk not artlflcally made.
ELY DROWNED
DENNIS, Mass., -g. 1 (AP)
John Carl Ely, ton of a Seattle,
Wash., sculptor, connected with
th American museum of natural
history at New York, drowned
here whilt swimming lata yes
terday, tie was polled ashore
but efforts to revive him felled.
World's Series Could
Be Staged
By K1VARD J. NEIL
Associated Press Sport Writer
If th Philadelphia Athletics
don't crack pretty toon or tht
Chicago Cub quit winning all
those ball garnet, they'll be able
to tttg the world'a aerlet Ittt
thlt month and finish out the
league tchedult whenever they
get around to It.
American League tans art get
ting used to teeing on club
pounce on the pennant 11 to
August and leave th reel ot th
circuit struggling along la t
second division, anywhere from
a dosen to twenty game behind.
Th Yankee mad a practice ot
It for a eoupl ot. seasons tnd
now tht Athletic bar their
rivals rubberlegged for trying to
catch up.
It has remained for tht Cubt.
howtvtr, to turn th customary
knock-down, drag-out struggle
(or the National League flag luto
a meek procession that consists
oa on leader and seven tall
Oder. Th Cardinals. Ottnts
and th Plratee, always there or
thereabout (or the patt few
years, look Just Ilk th rest of
th clubs thlt season.
Today th Cub have a margin
ot 7 1-1 Samoa over tht second
plact Pirates and It any further
proof ot championship class wat
ntedtd the Cubt tlormtd up
from behind yetttrday to take
ding-dong decision from tht stub
born Brooklyn Dodgers, I to I.
la sixteen Innings. Tht victory
was th 10 th tor th Cubt In
thtlr Ittt IS garnet.
Tht youthful Mtt Ott bleated
Pittsburgh's ho pee of winning
from tht Giants through a
spectacular rally la th ninth In
ning. Six runt bthlnd. tht Plr
atee clubbed la five, drov Carl
Mart rom tht mound, tnd seem
ingly were on th high road to
victory whan Ott picked up Bar
ttll't fifth hit and threw out
Clarke at th plat tor th final
out OTarrell tnd Terry hit
homers.
Tht Athletlee tailed to add to
their II 1-1 game lead over the
Y-keee in tht Americas League
but they loat no ground either
In splitting two garnet wltb the
St Louis BroT- while New
York wat Idle. Tht Browns
treated Rubt Wtlberg roughly
in the first seeslo", winning I to
I. Kress helped th St. Louis
cause with a bomtr with one on.
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Any Time
Th second gam went II In
ulnge and tt Lefty Grove and
George Ktrnshnw, another pair
of Athletto toes, pounded hard
befor Jack Qulnn came In and
ltd th Mackmtn to an I to T
conquest, Mul Ilaae hit an Im
portant homer that helped tit
the tcort la tht ninth. Al Bl
mona hit hit 14th of the teaaon
in th tint Boley acored the
wining run la th twelfth In
Blahop't tingle.
Th "'thlngton Senator stag
ed tomt tort of a celebration In
th only other gam In th Am
erican League, overwhelming
Detroit II to I. Four Tiger pit
cher allowed II hlta.
Percy Jonee, wealthiest hurler
la th Major, tossed hit flrti
gam la a month for th Boston
Bravt and shult out Bt Louis,
I to 0, wltb three scattered hltt.
Tht Cincinnati Rede dropped the
Itst gam of tht serlet to Phil
adelphia, T to I, when a four
run rally fell ont marker thort
ot tying the score la th ninth.
1IAFEY READY TO RETURN
ST. LOUI8, Aug. I, (AP)
Chick llnfey. horn run bitter for
th St. Louis Car'sle. It ready
to get back Into th gam, liefer
waa out aloe July II when he
Injured bit right thumb In slid
ing to tht platt:
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HARRISON OF
OREGON WINS
OCEAN CITY, N, J Aug. 6.
(AP) Ilradshaw Harrison of
Oregon, a I'udflo Coaat candidal
for National tennis honors, step
ped over to the Atlantlo eoabord
and yeeterduy oapturod the At
lantlo coast tingle, clinuipluiislilp.
Harrison, University of Oregon
student, defeated Ilruro Barnes
ot Teiaa University, 1-1, I I, 1-4
In the finals.
Harrison raptured th title
held by Ben (I '-vliikoff of Is
Angele who ti defend it
Th first and 1 act and
four games In -d In lb
llarrlaon-Karnes h wer
played Saturday r rain
caused postponement
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BT. LOUIS, Aug, I. (AP)
drover Cleveland Alexander to
day wua gunning for a ntw all
time national pitching record.
"Old Pott" tltd Christy Mat.
heweon'a record last Thursday
by registering bit 171 mound
triumph. Today ht bad Hit
pkhlng call fur th Ctrdlualt
against Iht Boston Bravet and
hopes to establish a ntw mark.
Walter Johnson hold the Am
erican league record, piling up
411 vlctorlea In II seasons.
rTlll:ll AM) HON OOMPKTH
BT. LOUIS. Aug. I, (API
Fathtr tnd ton completed again
st ttrh other In Iht lghth an
nual National public links golt
championship which opened to
day at Forest park.
They wer Wllllap Reed, Jr.,
and William Reed, 8r., ot Indian
a polls. Rted iht younger It II
years old.
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