The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, April 25, 1925, Page 7, Image 7

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Saturday. April 25, 192E
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hiappy Sporting Notes
COAST LEAGUE
CLASSIFIED ADS
n A BIG
I WINNER
HARD JOB
hK. April J
Unpen, but
Reiln In Nti-ldo
Tim Hi-it. abiding In second
place, with n-ven victories nil lhri-i1
full urea. Ih-Iiiiik three flliclil down, i
They won from Hi Cardinals again. !
7 to I In HI. I .mil Perhaps they;
with Inflamed lo fury by the neiiure
of (Irrjr lli-rriunnn' bi-i-r. j
'IttKlmrxh the Pirates look an-!
push In lh fur from thr'
to 2, Ihn firili 1 1 mi- the Cub
In vi- ilonn till lo ihn Pirates since
April 1 4. Kven without Itabblt
SEVEN RECORDS
ARE BROKEN IN
BIG DRAKE MEET
UllllOOK I'Kdl.KH Apm " K"n "botit Rabbit ,kk MOI.VKS, Iowa. April 24
Maybe it , ' "-, K..n meet records were Miisshed
rore - II. II. K. (
Vernon 5 10 1 1
Seattle jo u i I
Batteries llarfobt. Christian,!
1'enner and Murphy, Hannah;,
I'lummer and Ilaldwin.
Score- It. H. K.
Oaklund 3 5 I'
Portland 12 1 1
Batteries Kum. Rnehler, Kaiw-r I
and Murphy;
Cruaby.
Martin, Burns and
H.
ti-ady athlcii-a out of the nam, the
11 -a auppoar -ub, h,T, wo f(re 0Jt 0, n
wrarlnn boilns Rlovee Anyone
wishing to sranp I hi
up a allrk dtma from strange aituatlon I advised to use
If you've been trying Ire tonga.
1 of the present etale of(
the major leagues, you.
It waa. wltn nun.
tlnn t a nanaie 10 gran,
lira of Connie Mack are
lop tenement of the Am-
tr with the Cleveland la
a la no reaaon why thee
should be on top. aalde
bn and iohi accounts, a
of lb xrand canyon.
Ji-iplMln It. but only ex-
bnli-rted: "My gosh!
Nurmi and Ritola
Want Too Much to
Run in the Relays
m- Mun Ti-nlll
ii hull rluli wi-re rated
., nk ili-plh In a diw
tin- umplri' ilri-w on
nutlc wenklt less than
iiko. nnil began miscall
on lor anot hi-r seuaon.
M were depending on one
lirnve. Ihelr $100.00(1
klrlolo. to muke the dlf-
ihi'in between a chronic
kiimil alo run. and the
nt run I In th April (c-
V.
hki'-'K have been hitting
thi'lr pitching ha been
a must mnnagera have a
for at thin time of the
ihi'.v have won only three
i j-Ii i . and nro trailing Ihn
k. who rinlalipd hint In
iIh- Itiiih apparently sub-
in- than hi hitting nver-
h went to the hoapltal,
iiil.H MM-in hiI rltlf-HH wlth-
1
Sok a Hurpriai
Id- Sin look another from:
I id 3, thi'lr fifth HtrulKht!
fnm Ty Cobb' cln. which
rung, In principle. thoiiKhj
fllc-l. I
llmial lengue run to form
(limits, who lot a r.nme!
ivis Krlduy at the Polo
v in 1 Afu-r wlimliiK.
iiri-ak. tho Clanln were
i ' ill' n Knmo, and John
ii three you n ic pitchers'
II happen. The Brave I
only two out of ai-ven,
iIho tun. to form. If not!
DK.fl MOINBS, Iowa. April 21.;
-'We refused to engage Nurmi,
and nitola at elorhllant prlre to
appear here, and In ao doing up
held the amateur tradition upon
which the Druke relay were
founded." ald K. I.. Wllaon, ath
letic director of hr.ike unlverally.
In eiplanallon of the failure of
I'aHVo Nurmi. and Willie Klinla.
flnnlnh runner to appenr In the
16th annual Druke relay, ni had
provlouHly been planned.
WIIhoh would not 'iy what
amount were demanded aa "ex
piiliea" by (he Klnnlxh runnera,
elating that the um can "exorbi
tant." Loral official of the Central
Amateur Athletic union declined to
be quoted a to the aum demand
ed a expenne by the two Fin
nish track atari, but Instated that
both were "till in amateur standing.
the flrat day of the 16th annual,
Drake relay here today. Evanta
were run off on fait t-xk.ln
spite of the precipitation earlier Id '
the day.
Ilan ld Osborne, world a chant
plnn high Juniper, who waa ached
uled to appear In a apecial event
In an effort to establish a Dew
record, wired officials that be waa
stuck In the mud at Durant, Iowa
"where the pavement ends." He
l will appear Saturday inalead.
The apecial 220 yard low hurdle
' rare failed to produce a new record
but It brought together soma of
the greatest hurdler tTie world ha
known
Score Ft.
Kacramunto ft 4
Ran Kranclsco ( 9
Batteries Keating. Iloehler
Koehler; McWeeny and Yelle.
It
K.
3
0
and
For Sale Real Eatate
Ktlll SAI.K nV OWNKft
I.ARliB KIX-IIOOM bungalow, oak
floors, furnace heat, large closets,
bullt-ln features, on pavement,
choice location la Hut Kprings
Addition.
FINK CORKER lot 60 feet by 100
feet, pavement both sides. Hot
Spring Addit on.
LOT (0 feet by 150 feet, on Broad
atreet, spur track In alley. Inquire
2b( Odd Kellowa Building.
Alf-30
For Rent
I
Hcore
i Salt Lake 3
Loa Angeles 8
Batteries Plercey and
ICrandall and Sandberg.
H. E.
10 1
10 0
Peters;
Sport Tabloids
CHICAGO. April 24. Jimmy
Dougherty, now campaigning Geo.
(iodfrey, colored heavyweight, drop
ped Into Chicago today saying be
"had cleaned up everything on the
coast" and was "looking for more
world's to conquer."
Dougherty said his challenge to
Itrnoklln of Iowa won the event j Wills and Gibbon still stands.
FOK KALK Lot from $100 up.
Home from $1,&00 up. Borne
suitable as rooming house.
Acreage large and small tracts.
Houses for rent. C. 8. Montelius,
708 Main street. A24 M8
POR BALE Lot and tent bouse.
See it at 2410 Oregon Ave. Price
$71. A24-2I
TOR HUNT 2 room house, Mills
addition, near (th Kt. Phone af
ter i p. m. 39'j-W. A25-26
FOR IlENT 5 room modern house
unfurnished, Crescent Ave. In
quire Arlie Worrell, 635 11th tit.
A25-28
FOR RKNT Big range, sheep or
cattle. Lota feed and plenty of ,
water. Inquire J. N. Ilramhall,
208-209 Winters BIdg. Telephone
148-J. A24-30
: For Rent Furnished Room
C. C BROWER
Attomey-at-Law
General practice State and
Federal Courts
Willit. Bld(.
Hend It to the Lanmlrs
lulon Laundries:
KLAMATH BITERIOR aa4
FRENCH HAND
Ldry. Workers I'ntoa No. SOO
FOR RENT Sleeping rooms suit
able for one or two men. 413
High street. Phone C12 A19-25
Wanted
E. L. ELLIOTT
Attorney At Law
Aaareae 2-8 Hugarniao Blrtg.
TH. 120 Office. Home B24-J
O'flce Hours 0 a. to 8: AO
1
For Sale Housea
EXPERIENCED stenographer wish
es position. Phone 406. A24-20
j GARDENING. LAWNS, house clean-'
HURRY TAXI
Opea aad Closed Oaiw
Waldorf Pool HaS
lbea Ml
ing. Phone 520-W. A18 M17
POR SALE New 6 room modern
bouse; furnished; block from
school. Very reasonable. Phone
269-J. A24-2I
FOR SALE By owner new 4-room
house. Pbcne J94-R. M29tf
For Sale Miscellaneous
In :24 2-10. (iurthler of Ohio State
a second; Kinney. Illinois third
and Cuhel, Iowa, fourth.
In the preliminaries of the di
ciin throw Klcherson of Missouri
unlvi'mlty hurled the diBdi'g 140
feet, 10 3-4 inches, smashing the
former meet record of 138 feet 6
3-4 Inrhe made by Plutt of Den
ver in 1923-
All of the entrant In the pre-
llmanaries of
Godfrey Is still in California.
CHICAGO. April 24.-Stanislaus
Zliyszko, claimant of the wrestling
title has accepted a May 4 date
against an opponent to be named
' later at the Coliseum here.
-n- mum.
WANTED Position as watchman
or night watchman. Experienced.
Can fnrnish good references. I
wants steady employment. In
quire at Gun atore. A18-24
SACRIFICE 1925 Star port tour
ing, never been run, $50 reduc-
tion on list price. Cash or terms. I
Acme Motor Co., 400-416 So.
Sth St. Phone 680. A25-27
CHICAGO, April 24. Mickey
Walker, the welterweight champion,
will leave for another trip to
California Saturday, making his
the sot put qualified, gtop n Francisco. He
for 10
I
the
are
Dodger, except for
PHI Doak. the nltcher.
i who snnppnd nt the
fcittnll nil the way to the
ar. and yet they lio in
i-itlon. with only two vle-'i'-lil
giimcs. The IMiIIh
in I'lillaili-lnlilii in to 8.
il'liiU have no right to beat
Inn Ihe Drove.
Hornaby Ha Narrow
Escane From Pitched
Ball By Adolph Luque
KT. M)I1H, April 4.
Onlernl to the Ix-nt'li for three
or four liny, with a l Lulit
ioiicunlon of the brain, Rolf
cr, llornxhy, the ulur Inflililcr
Bin I hIiikki-t of the fit, Ioul
Cnnliniil, Iiim nnrrowly cwnp.
til tlm fad' of Ray ('hiipmnn
mid Frank t'lianrc.
Ailolfo Luqui of ttie 'in
linniiti IliiN, aii IiIi iiimII) nlik-i-il
lloritHhy' skull with a
pitiluil bull in Thumb!)''
Kiiiiii- lii-re. Dr. ItolH-rt F, lly
liuiil, !iyl Inn of the CiitiIn
llioroiiKlily evanilniil llornli.v,
hut iIIwoviti-iI no fracture fo
the xkull nnil only a xliulit jur
to the brnln.
If the IhiII linil i-niiKht llorns
liy Niiuire at a iliffii-i-tit pot
on tin- lii'ihl hom-vi-r, hr mljrlit
have K-no down like t'liapiuiin,
the rdiortstop of Hie t Icviliinil
Indians, who whn killeil by n
plli hi d hull In u gii mi' agiiiina
the VmikH nl (In- I'olo (.rininilH
for tne nnais ana live eiaunsnea meetB "Lefty" Cooper
new meet record. Those quall-j rounds lhere May 16.
fylng were: Schwarze. Wisconsin: '
I'nrnia, Kansas, state teachers' col
lege: Wilier g. Iowa and Munz of
.Michigan. All axeept Munx heaved
the hot better fhan 4 3 feet 8 1-8
lnrhe. the present meet record
made by i'urma In 132-4.
Ilutler college. Indianapolis es
tablished new meet time In the
medler relay 440 220 S80 mile,
FOR SALE 100 feet six-foot
chicken netting, hay rack and
wagon cook house. See the car
penter, Fourth and Roosevelt.
A25-26
WANTED Watches and Jewelry to
repair. Expert workmanship done
by experienced Jeweler. Let
George Do It. George Metz.
Jeweler, 622 Main St. M31 A30
WANTED Seed potatoes. Write
os stating price and varieties
yon bare to offer. State alio
when ready for delivery. Monarch
Seed Company. Medford, Oregon. I
J17tf !
DR. PHILIP COLE
General Practice of DeataMrj
Opea Evening by Avrolarasea
Phone SOO sis Maia
Over Moe'i Store
" -Mnnwnmiiii
Phone 10e-J.
Room 10, Loomia BIdg,
R. W, A. LEONARD
Dentist
Specialist la
Extractions, Oral Burger aa
Diseases of the Month.
FOR SALE 8 registered Devon
bulls from 2 to 4 years old. Will
sell all at $100 each. Your pick
for $125. J. N. Bramhall. 208
Winters BIdg.. Tel. 149.J. A24-30
LOS ANGELES, April 24. Dur
the week four navy ring champions
have been discharged from the Pac
ific fleet base at San Pedro and
are looking for trouble in this city.
These men are: Eddie Huffman,
light heavyweight; Jimmy Byrnes,,
heavyweight; Mike Hector, middle
weight and Don Levy. feather-!
turning the track ni 7:43 9, smash- weight. All were champions in 1
Ing the old meet time of 7:52 made their respective classes.
by Butler In 1924.
Other record Friday Included : AMERICAN LEAGUE
three event In the high school sec
tion the mile relay, quarter mile! New
relay and the two mile relay, and j game.
two Iowa conference records In the
jmlle and one-half relay events.
FOR SALE 40 tons good alfalfa
hav. Three miles out of Klam
ath Falls. Price $10 per ton.
Phone 225-W. A19-25
Help Wanted Female
m "SirVriVV,VVVVuVuvv
WANTED Woman to do house
work. Phone 230-J or write Mrs.
L. Wishard. A25-30
GEORGE K. ROSENQCTST
General Insurance
Room 4 Sugarman BIdg.
Phone 830-W
Honra 0 to B Bat. Eveafaiga
Miscellaneous i
rrreAAerrArAArMeVvvVVVVVVVVWVVVVV '
FOR SALE Cheap. Jordan tour
ing car, has all accessories. In
first class condition. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Write
R. S., Klamath Newa for appoint
ment. M26tt
York at Washington no
' British Gold Title
Is Won By Ellison
Score R. H. E.
Philadelphia 7 6 0
Boston 6 12 2
Batteries Itaumgartner, Wal-
FOR SALE Real silk guaranteed
hosiery. Mm. S. E. Durham.
1034 High St. Phone 382-R,
M26 A26
EXPERT SAFE and lock work. Call
H. F. Dodson. Hall Hotel. For
merly with Masler Safe Co.
A23-25 - j
FOR SALE Deep well pump and!
engine. $75.00 takes outfit. A. I
B. Brown, Langell Valley.
A21-26
SHOE REPAIRING Best mater
ials, prompt service, work shoes
and gloves for less. Jack Frost,
119 Sc. Sth St. J28tf
FRED BCE8IXO
Real Estate, Rental aad)
Fire Insurance
1020 Main St. Phone 27-4-1
CHIROPRACTOR
DR. GEO. E. MALliETT
Office over Underwood's
Residence Phone S67
7th and Main Office Phone 4M
A booster for Klamath county
and Klamath Falls and every legit
imate industry therein that's the
Klamath News.
THE WAFFLE KITCHEN serve
real cream waffles at all hours. '
119 So. 9th St. AStt
WILL TAKE CARE of baby or
small child at home. Write care
of News or phone 167 for Mrs.
Morrow. - A24-26
HOY LA K K, Eng., April 24.
T. K. Ellison of Liverpool
on tin- nll-Kiiiiliintl nmateur
Rolf title today when lie de-
fi-nteil Smmicl ItohiiiNon
KoiithpoH, 1 up in their
hull- final match.
berg, nomme land Cochrane: Fer
guson. Fullerton and Piclnich.
of
Score R. H.
! Detroit 3 6
! Chicago 4 3
I Batteries Wells, Holloway
Woodall; Connally, Lyons
: Schalk.
E.
2
2
and
and
AUTO LAUNDRY
CnAS. 1XMAN, Prop.
Cars Oiled and Greased
867 Esplanade & Spring Sta.
PHONE 833
MRS. KATE OTTERBEIlf -Real
Estate
001 Lincoln St.
Phono B80-H
DR. J. Q. GOBLB
Glasses Fitted and Gronaa
700 Main Street
Phone 188-W
A booster for Klamath connfa
and Klamath Falls and every legit
Imate Industry therein that's tM
Klamath News.
I
Big League Sockers
of Circuit Smashes
Score R. H. E.
St. Louis 4 11 5
Cleveland 8 11 1
Batteries Davis and Severeid;
Uhle and Myatt.
Browne's
Paint Store
1029 Main Street.
Phone 75
DR. F. R. GODD.VRD
Osteopathic Physician-Surgeon
Pbone 821 Office and Rea.
I. O. O. F. Temple
Klamath Falls, Oregon
AILY PEGS
Written by
Westbrook Pcgler
FRIDAY'S HOME RI XS:
A iiii-rii-aii h-iiRUP Manusli,
Detroit; HiiIp, Welch, Poole,
rtillmli'lphin.
National league Wheat, De-
berry, Brooklyn; Blades, Kt.
1iiiils; Ninltli, Cincinnati.
Icader no fur: Hnrtnett,
Culm, l; KliiRNteail, Red Nox,
!tj Myatt, Clevelaiiil, II.
course, there wasn't any resounding national outcry
fight between Tommy Gibbons and Gene Tunney, but
at they have determined to settle the unimportant ques-
who i who. between them, the battle in itself shouldn't
Bd. The championship fight isn't always the best one,' , TTT.
Jy. although the title tumults in the heavyweight class! Weismuller Winner
Jempsey came to the top have all been rough and rous
t is a failing of the customers to rally round the royal
and crowd their money on the scalpers and to neglect
Her battles in the back lots of the cauliflower plantation,
itbbons and Tunney are a fairly close match, Gibbons
r a perceptible edge in the matter of aggressiveness,
gh the whole world knows he's no Firpo. Harry Wills
very clever against Firpo, but in this case it was a
' buggy against a wheelbarrow, and you only saw the
t. Gibbons is a lot better boxer than Wills, and if
' any heavyweight as smart with two fists he hasn't yet
d his name on the roster of the division.
bbons has a defensive tendency, but it was over-em-
Fd against Dempsey at Shelby and against Carpentier
Jchigan City, because he knew that in either case a ran-
flam on the mouth might turn on the music for him. In
Khts with the Sailor Martins, the Soldier Joneses ana
armer Lodges, Gibbons has run up about 35 knockouts,
t can't knock out even a Farmer Lodge by ducking
. locking.
f Tunney is a body puncher, and most of his rib roasters
unter blows. He lingers along until the other man leads,
he ducks, blocks, or takes the punch and sends his re-
bumping against the body.
iou miffht put the names of all the heavyweights in a
"d draw out a far mo;'e entertaining match wim
t,t. But 30 m;n..i.. f r.ihhons and Tunney in the ring
"ui ou minutes or oio" "" " '
f a lot more entertaining than 30 years of Jack Dempsey
forry Will. in the papers, which seem to nave -
Of 100 Yard Swim
Free Style Races
SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.
Johnny Weissmuller, fast man of
the Illinois A. C. won the first
heat of tho 100 yard free style Fri
day afternoon In the second day's
contest for A. A. U swimming cham
pions. Welsmuller's time was
E4-4-5 seconds. Ralph Breyer of
the Chicago A. C. was second.
The second heat of the 100 yard
event was won by Lester Smith,
San Francisco Olympic club In
66 2-5 seconds; R. Hallaran of
Cleveland A. C. was second.
Sam Kahonomoku, brother of
Duke, world famoiig aquatic star,
won the third heat in 66 2-6 with
Walter Lanfer of the Cincinnati
Y. M. C. A. second.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Score R.
Boston 8
New York 1
Batteries Genewlch and
H. E.
15 2
5 3
O'Neill:
Edward B. Ashurst
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
State and Federal Courts
Suite No. 6, Loo mis BIdg.
Phone 227
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
and
ACCOUNTANT
CORAL J. SABO
Tel. 848 20 Hopkn BIdg.
EVANS
Shoe Repairing
Good Work Right Prices
1014 Main St net .
Klamath Falls, Ore,
Dean, Hurtzanger,
Hartley.
Baldwin and
Score R. H. E.
Brooklyn 1016, 1
Philadelphia 8 15 ' 2
Batteries Vance and . Debarry;
Mitchell, O'Neal and Henllne.
Score R. H. E.
Chicago 7 15 0
Pittsburgh 2 9 1
Batteries Alexander and Hart
nett; Yde, Aldrldge and Smith.
Score R. H. E.
Cincinnati 7 12 2
St. Louis IS 8
Batteries Rlzey, Benton and
Hargrave; Haines, Sotboron, Shee
han and Schmidt.
AFTER THE FLU I
The hair and scalp need spe
cial attention. Phone 811-W
for appointment and con
sultation on our special
scalp treatments.
Special Prices for a Series
of Treatments
Boston Beauty Shop
Winters BIdg. Phone 811-W
185
TAXI
Phone
Large and small cara.
White Star Line
Better Service
American Association
Minneapolis 0, Louisville 8.
Kansas City 9, Toledo 14.
Milwaukee 7, Columbus 11.
St. Paul 2, Indianapolis 5.
ALAINE BEAUTY
SHOPPE .
Opea Tuesday, Thursday aad
Saturday evenings.
107 Bo. 7th St. rnoae 7 BO
Just arrived many new summer
dresses in latest designs and col
ors at Bee Begln's Ladles Ready-lo-Wear
Store, 129 South 7th, op
posite telephone office. A25-26
The Knights of Tythlns will give
a hnnket social Monday, April 27,
at the K. P. Hall. Everybody be
there. A26-26
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL, j
Money enn secure no better cum in
'confinement. adr-2i
FIRE
AND NO INSURANCE
Yon always feci sorry for tho fel
low who loses his homo, or any
of his prupnrtjr by flro and has
no insurance. How about YOUR
KFLF? Are )on covered? If
not yon better call us todny.
MOMYER & MOMYER
INSURANCE CO.
Ilepka Building
Southwell
Stationery Co.
EVERYTHING FOR
THE OFFICE
WH INSTALL
BOOKKEEPING SYSTEMS
02M Main Dt, Phone 003
0 80x3 H bjM
Gray Tubes f
Vulcanised Splice I
$1.50 r
12x4 Ply I -
Cord Tire
$1850
LI Hub Tire Shop U
Bring Us Your
HIDES
and
PELTS
We are la the market for
Hides and Pelts, and will pay
the highest market pries.
Lewis Grocery
223 S. 6th Photu 355
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Let Your Glass Troubles
Be Ours
Window Plate and Windohield Glass;
Sash, Door and Cabinet Work.
THE GLASS HOUSE
1 1 th and Pine Phone 477-W
. s the battleground of a 30 years' war.