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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1929)
PAGE TWO Friday, September IS, 1029 THE EVENING HtRAI D, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ill v , ." i. I s" It I 1 IM THQ STARS SEEM TO HAVESEWED UP Reds Now Fighting Out With Angel For Second. (Br Ui Amoc-UIcmI Preae) The Hollywood Btara bad the Faclfle coast league lead sewed up todtr with a margin on on and a half games, after trouncing the Baa . Francisco Mtaelon Rede for the second time In two days In Lni Angeles. Meanwhile, tha Reda ware alnklng lover and lower. Only the day before yesterday they oc cupied the top notch position, bat Hollywood fare them a setback and today the Missions wre tied for eeoond place with the lios Angeles Angeles. The Stars defeated the Reds by a 11 to 4 soore, behind the pitching . of Johns. Although touched tor 11 hits, the Holly wood porulder was stingy In the . pinches, and held tha hear? hit ting San Franciscans to one run until the closing Inning. Home runs by Hufft and Hoffman brought the Mission tallies. Los Angeles downed tha Seals 11 to 8, taking a two-to-one edge on the series. Vernon domes, young lefthander sold recently to the New York Tanka, started the game bat was batted out of the box la the third when the iageles scored eight runs. Val Glynn relieved Gomes and after getting out of the trouble, held the home team at Recreation park to a ahutout nntll the eighth inning when the Angeles pat across three unearned runs to gals the Winning m-.rgln. The Oakland A coma took the marbles at Emeryrllle yesterday, defeating the Portland Ducke In an uphill conteat I to I.. Just as they did the day before, the Docks let the winning punch go when Charlie Bates popped out and Larry - Woodall's grounder found willing hands after they had the winning run on base la the ninth tnlng with enly one out. The Oaks had tha Dncka oa the short end of an t to 1 score at tha close of the sixth. OodoV pitching featured the third game between Beattla and Sacramento, which was woa by (he India ss S to tor their sec ond straight victory. Only eight hits were recorded. 8mlth, In diana barter, held the capital olty boys to only three hits, rer rlll, a Stockton youth, was nicked tor tire. TINY AND RD MIX SHOULD BE WOW, SAYS TEX These two big boys, weighting around the heavy weight class, - will clash la one of the prelim inaries to the O'Qrady-Bennett fight Friday evening, Sept J, aad what a knock-em-down-drag-em-out affair It will be. Both inexperienced, not baring mora COAST PENNANT it Locke Motor Company's SEPTEMBER Used Car Sale ,We have at the present time an assortment of coaches, coupes and sedans that are certain ly wonderful cars for the price. These cars have all been priced to move in the next ten days. We invite you to inspect these unusual values in unused transportation. Demonstrations made gladly. 1927 fViovroM Coach This car has been recon ditioned and is fully equipped and has license. 1928 Chevrolet Landau Sedan A wonderful car and has many thousand -miles of un used economical transportation. 1926 Chevrolet Coach Has lots of extras and - is reconditioned and has new Duco paint A wonderful little car. .028 Chevrolet Coach Has bumpers, spare and license. This one is in the best of con dition and priced to sell quick. 19ft6 Studebaker Duplex Phaeton Has air brakes and lots of other extras. Ask for a demonstration in this one. 1926 Star Counster Just reconditioned and has extras. A snappy little car. Locke Motor Co. CHEVROLET ' ' Lot Located at 530 So. 6th and Next to Pelican The iter RCALMC? I " Goats and Heroes In Every Series YA Dlti FOOrt OWTA TOWN -Tm MAKeTHe WHOLE nkAttolPOK BAP By Ah DEMAREB (Former Pitcher New tork GUntt) In every world series there is the inevitable hero and the equal ly Inevitable goat. Just what players fate haa picked to as sume tbeae roles in the epotllght of the Impending series between the Chicago Cube and the Ath letics no one knows. "Babe Adams, who pitched the Fittabnrgh Piratea to a world chamnlonabiD in ISO, was prob ably the first well-known hero of the annual claaalca; while Fred Snodgrass, whose muff coat the Giants the lilt series, waa the tint of an llluauious Una of goats which have persisted till the present day. Fate hasn't picked on any par ticular poaltioa for Its heroes or goats. Pitcher, catchers, infield- are aud outfielders nave ail played their part. Some of the heroes' rams was abort lived. Georte Robe, substitute Infield- ar for the Chicago White Sox, virtually won a world series all by himself, bnt the next spring he wasn't even in the league. As Dick Rudolph, the Boston Bravea' 114 hero, says, "baae ball Is a tough business. You've got to make good every day!" than a couple of tights apiece. It will be one of those "things' that the fans like. This big tall rawboned Mo- Comber from .Dairy, is managed by a shrewd handler of fighter.. Mr. Jonas, a sportsman who has been in the game 30 years. He expects great things from this youngster with a lot ot ring ex perience. He is boxing every evening at the legion pavilion, taking oa all comers to get the necessary experience. He is a straight puncher and showed la his boot at Chlloaula that ha Is very game. Red McCormlck, a lad from Merrill, will give away plenty ot weight in tackling "Tiny," bnt he Is one tough hombre. He says The bigger they are the harder they falL" The boys are all get ting in the best ot shape tor the eomlng battles. Tlcketa were pat on sale today at the Mecca pool parlor. Phone IS!. jbe CekwimiyJUtta Boy.1 hbot?e CM That fpptf oxtl there XO ONION N fTOP-WiRC MQIfclta World Scwf7Z . H ao ZV -LJ TNI Nb"a- ATHLETICS WIH ID CUBS LOSE Giants Smeared Pirate To Help Brum Margin. (Dy ho Aeaorutfri rreaa) The Athletics moved one gams tiearer their pennant yesterday by winning, bat the Cubs advanced Juet aa rapidly through a defeat as the Giants were smearing the Piratea by I to I. Each ot the leaden now aeeds three victorias, with the armistice la prospect prehepa by Sunday night. It Jeas Patty can halt the Giants today, the Piratea may feel fairly safe ta aecoad place. After falling to defeat the vet eran Neht In the opening game ot the series, the Phllllee went on a hitting spree La Chicago yesterday and gave Guy Buah his fifth trouncing ot tha season. Clan da WUloaghby held tha Brulna to seven blows and waa scored upon only because ot Wilson's homer. A freak blow by Horaos Ford for four baaea with one Red aa the paths enabled the veteran Elppa Rtxey to shade Dany Vance and tha Robins at Cincin nati by S to t In the aecoad fame of the series. The ball chased Babe Herman Into the right field seats, and Itselt skipped merrily about outalde for a home rua as Herman tried to extricate him self from his predicament. Rain in 8L Loula bunt ap a doubleheader today for the Bravea and the Cardinals. After the White Sox had chased Rube Walberg from the mound with a two-run flurry which tied the score at I to I la the sixth, tha Athletics pushed home one la tha eighth to wla by i to I. The Yankees finally broke the spell woven about thea by the Browns, winning by I ta I, after five straight losses li their prev ious five engagements agalaat the St. Louisa aa, bat the rasa came hard off Sammy Gray, Walter Miller held the Sena tors helpless, aad Cleveland woa the second game ot the aeries by S to 1. . Arthur Herring, who BUT BOTH GAIN Fishermen! ... . . , To reduce our stock of Tacklewe are making some wonderful prices on Rods, both bamboo and steel, Reels, Baskets, etc. - $7.00 Bristol Steel Rod. 0 $2.00 Steel Rod $35.00 Split Bamboo $20.00 Split Bamboo J. $12.50 Split Bamboo $11.50 Combination Rod $7.00 Fly Rod $6.00 Casting Rod Colorado Spinners Steel Head Flies . . Regular Stock Flies $10.00 Martin Automatic $1.00 Bass Orenos 65c Trout Orenos 35c Salmon Eggs . $9.75 Fish Basket and 0 All Other Tackle Reduced In Proportion Get our price on Shot Gun Ammunition before you buy your sheila for the fall shooting. Roberts 6? Harvey Hardware and Sporting Goods RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES (By the Aaaoclated Prean) R. H. X. Portland ,- II I Oakland ..-.-. IS 1 Batteries Caaoarella aad Woodall; McKvoy and Lombardl. R. II. E. Seattle ISO Saorameato .. , til Batteries 8mlth and Cox; Perrlil and Koshler. It. H. I. Lea Aaselaa 1 1 i a a Baa Pranclaeo . .. I 14 , J - Batteries putt. Horse and Saadberg. Hannah: Gomes, Glynn, Couch and Haworth, Mo lasses. R. H. K. 11 0 Mlealoat Hollywood 11 11 t Batteries Caater, McQuald and Hoffman; Johns and Sevo reld, Sypher. COLLEGE PROFS WORRIED AFTER VISIT TO LAKE M ambers ot the danarinianl ot pathology ot th University of Oregon are dally taking their temperatures, checking their respirations aad ethea-wu . ehlag tor a possible approach ot Illness, all due to tha tact that they made the mistake ot eating a mesa ot Elk Lake flah that ware seat them tor examination. Aa oaa ot the methods ot deter mining the origin or tha worma that are taking a heavy toll of flatt from Elk Lake aaveral appearing trout were sent to ui meaicai acaoob They ware nicely packed la Ice aad the employes of the danartmaat. n flah hungry, cooked aad devour ed them. It la thought, how ever, that aa til effects will re sult aa many Infected flah were doubtless eatea with no aerloai show, soma signs ot being a pitcher, tossed tha Tigers to a I to 1 victory ever the Red Sox la Boston. Ed Morris waa the victim. It waa Herring's first major league start, following his parchaaa from Oklahoma City by tha Tigers. He is II years old aad a right header. ..$8.70 ..; . .lOc $1.00 Dozen -..$1.00 Dozen Reel.. 47.65 75c ...50c 25c Strap.. $6.85 $455 aoMleaWaaeeaaaais.S 1 525 . $3.13 .....$4.25 results before the lake was olos ed to fishing. Tha work ot determining the source at tha worm that Infest th stomach et Elk Lake fish still goes on through ths co-operation ot the state game com mission and lha state health de partment. Gulls thai flock to the lake war first though to have carried th worma but they have keen given, a eleaa bill ot health. Braall leada the nations la the number of Its holidays. It haa 14. and the United States, with Si, la secpad. The Winners 025 Beat Dress For the Bast Dressed Man on For th Second Best 0E For Uta Bast Dancing Coupla 07.50 Pair nf Shoos to tha Boat Droeeocl Lad 0(3.00 Pair of Shoos to tha Second Boat Droaaod Lady . 1 TEACHER E (Special to The Herald) (MAIIV UAV, Correapnudent) IVAN, Ore., Sept. II. lira. Delta Nicholas and son, Irving, hare Just returned to Wordon. Mra. Nichols haa accepted a posi tion to teach at the local schools. She haa been attending the Aah land Normal. Irving Nichols bns spent tha summer uioutlis work RE WIS Hi of K. Sugarman's Fall Opening Will Be Announced Ml UJU The Third Quarter September ! the last month in the third quarter of the' year. Fall and winter merchandise is now on display. Tfie fourth and last quarter of the year will soon be here. Have all your accounts contracted during the first, second and third quarters of the year been paid? A good credit rating is an asset. Prompt pay aids in keeping that rating. 1 . PAY ALL BILLS PROMPTLY Business Men's Credit Bureau Klamath Commercial Service Inc. ' V Room 106 11S South Fifth ing at Bt. Helens. H plans t remain at worrten this winter. Alfred Banders aud Christina Gay, with Mary Oay, are going to high school at Dorrls now. Christina Uay worked In ths check room at lb State Line dauoe hall Bulurday nlslit. L. V. Gordon was on the sick list last wek but hla condition at this tluie Is Improved. U. 1. Howling apeut Friday at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Ben Uay. 11. T, Cbampan, who baa bean IU for the past month, has re turned to bis home near Ivan. Chet ttarger, who owns the Btala Litis dance hall, left last week. fni fin ,T? la liu i . The judges will announce their decision as to who are the best dressed men and women who attended our opening last night and tonight' Last night's choices will be considered with tonight's and the winners will be awarded with the prizes listed in this advertisement. LIVING MODELS SHOWING THE NEW EST IN MEN'S FALL CLOTHES MUSIC By Rex McCargar and His Band SodetyJirand Xaehaslve aMsaflbeiaaes eg aa mmm apAmhanlad be hla ir Ifljat ihelr aon, Olarenro. iaymond Otey of Dorrls spent Monday in nismain raws aqop. plug aad vlaltlag frlsnds, fifteen ders will be saved In lb transportation ot orops from the Tactile to the Atlantic coast aad European markets upon com. pletlua ot the new Guatemala Han Halvsdor railways ot C'snlral America, which I Spending $11,. OQO.Q00 to finish tbe Una. ' Murine- tha nreaent rear there are only 14 day oa which tbe banks art open all over the world. Style Contest Vocal Selections by James McCltukey Clothes Ih J
