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1 . i 'is Snappy Sporting Notes SENATORS AND ATHLETICS IN TIE FOR FIRST PLACE AFTER WINNING YESTERDAY; TEAMS SWING CIRCUIT COAST LEAGUE By WESTBROOK PEOLER Th Tigers ttti lb Browns II NEW TORK. Hay i -The tirst :0 ' - Scor- , , . . . will Bsc. 10 win many mora lull c.,. i CwaeraJ migration of th baseball . , , - . v. w 'or ,a'T ' overcome sarrameeto assatfiB nenw Wmammuw n s f th" ... . . . ' ice 10. 01 1 w nicn :ney aroppeo Battene i By rstt4 New W Irs 1 Score R H Featti. li Portland I 1 a Battertea Stryher. Pimontl aad Pl; Barhrwc. Yamaca asd Tobia E 1 Kid Norfolk Debut- on Coast With K. 0. i U I. A . i. Mtt I. hI o.:n'h. mrgro ligiil heave v-ini, kwosketl Ml II" I IVIki. OukUsxt. Is llw nrta mB.t of rbrditlrd tea.ead boat here loICtil. H m, Norfolk's flrM Will Re-Marry CHAMBER'S NEW R ,0 '" " oreppeo Batteries Ponder and '"T. their .asto.ary pr-.Bg slutr. Tbomp-oo sad Koebeer leo .Btrnaed for tlx wet and The Tgers hl a prom-aed lo f:aai U. wtr team of the National toT ,Bt ,hil rMr bat s,or R htarted at for a mod of about tinl tlcvnlom wnj from the 4t Los Angeles itT- f.ads Ufa ia seres tk place Oakland Tha flam aid diamal Task, who Th a,!,;,. g3 j lo df,Bd Batteries - rsrae resembl. the Tanks of 1110. ,g,:B,: the iBd.aca. It Sacdberg ara dobbo iot si. xxbis. wBer. me v.. w. mor. ts ta t.. . . H. K. 1 J 2 3 Petere: elicans Scouting In Portland for a Good Soutiipaw K R H I J li M'.lrtead aad Fo9er aad Eater date Bar. beea kaoB to ra:a CoBa!e M,ck-, ,Nm u. p., are rooted for Chicaxo. the Ath- i.. . ...i Veraoa leties for CleTeiaad aad the Boaoa ttKn thtT wrrT Bed Soa for Detroit. har:a that apoc with th. Seaatoea. aa Praanar Battertee WtllUou Barfoot aad ntitser. 3 aBd K K t 1 Te)l; var.sa I ami ipn m:im (3e MU:on. , Whea the Athletic, aeored four who wrin Uom b Rf, . . . . . . rnaa ia the aiath iaaiag at the Walter Johasoa did the pitch- atadloa ia the Bronx today they tog for whiBFOB W0B .hored Bab. Rath'. tea into ,,. hi;, by t. !Sw rl"n v . wir,. .:hth and lt place, ia a lie with miKAk bj ppori. Frtvr , . Ih. Beaton Red Sox. -ho are re- Tl Iad,n, -ropp . t, 'J ' ,rded th. weaken team ia ,ripIe tor f:r,. t!lT , " eV,a and IVllrrT :h?VoBo:-hhtim:The'rghi7w z: "a ww- --o .oti; the fonr.h time they had whipped in cieielasd ... 0 v,., th. Tank. I: was the Tarka- niE-.h . v.. .. . sndo.ve.l. :S:r f:rSt : t: o-t of S; I2. at Ptt:hnrr!l ra-n defeat in 11 fames. It was -.he are tk!. J . I .v. - . I . 5ic tae 1:31.? and n pr.rt wun ic. Aiaiet:c that they had p av-n w. r- -M- tr .Iom out in the ninth. And I: Tier. .a. rn"y "cse rax. ;a the wa their 12:h defeat in 17 him xa,i0Eil aid Daur Vance of the of ball aince the aeaaon beran. all cf Deiftr,. mho rent:r wi5 knocked wblea atatatical matter will make 0llt of the Iki. ha: oa: th B-are a rery Ingabrioua record for Bae la Bo:on. 10 to 0 Vance tare Roth to read aa he trie, to cheer 00!y four h:a and strack o-jt f himself along in hU convalescence, men. Everett Scott Gets Pulled Out of Game After 1307 Straight :f he a pr in per-anniited. Sect: pr?"-j rrj?:n the Vanki U-er. h: k f.rr. deaaaj m thit te is Tj r : P a " 1 not a eub. Tro:y wire" as a li kniT.e '-:t vis a crashm-a: -3 ha .iirai tarovise fr?a ic.-s:op NEW i ORk, May 6 Deacon -n :he world r:r be:we.B .Eyerett Scott, the New York faaioas Red Fox ard Dcds. abortatop. broke hU lunt siretch of ' Tha: f:;ow"s throws s-ra:ght eonsecotire gamee today when he to 'he base on a tnllf-y wire." sid remained out of the line-up for " i.ber: P.oblnaon .the full nine inninca of the Yank- stuck to Scottr. -gam. with the Athletics at the rnne 2" AMERICAN LEAGUE waa with tbe Boatoa Red Sox. that ime-np or the team with which he R. H. rnnaaelphia 4 jj ."ew Tork ; 10 Eattertes Harris. RnmiT..ii aad the name C:2:rr.at: at Chicaro. cold. Sport Tabloids PITY IIW'P. T1RIX F'FTP.OIT. May t Pity poor Ty Co'. Ia s.x times c? Tae. iiv all he could was to pet three h:ie rasa, a double and tw ailen' He' !:jp:ar fast' The Ticera aad tie Broas hbr.ked up la a swatfest at St. L'as aad dlTli i 31 hit.- Sl-le.- i t felr :u h:s twe;:l"i eutlve pxe. Hi-i-t Ilak SNtD rHlCAf.ri ap t Hirry Hjorer. reteran White Sox oat ft:dr. hrpi to ri back ia the line-tip wlth;a the next week or tea days. A clot formed cti h.s rl(rit leg when he was hit by a ball aad aa operation was neces sary to remote it. Thr U tm4 aar arrio prob trm roarroatlaa- tike KUasath KalU IVUraaa. Thmt U tbe rhaam for arqakltioa of a aood b-ft : kamlrT fnr barliac Jut) before Uy IT. Maaaaxr Krvd (tloirr. Ijiklaa t4rp to rf i Uy the trwm'a weak . rratrrrtwy dtsatrrM-(l M llarme aad "rtod" Hilt to Port-la-Kf to rat aroaad aasottar Port. Uada am ix-aii.pra tram- to rttxl a good aoathpaw aarlrr lo joia tbe reUraa. rlarke aad Utl hart- bnra plaved hall aroand the PortUad MBdkXa, aad It ia be IWnl ItV-y will brtaa- bom- the baroa. Tr-re are Bert Araolcl. Hntt-ia aad stem all r--t right baa'l rrw, bat all rial til aaixlrm won't ili. nt for a winainf t-all club; aol for a well balaaml ball rluh. tlarkr aal lA'atr-. have 4-trraI RM-n thr) want a tin on. IUtb thi-- mi-B wrrr pitrhinz -1 halt U x a-on. bat pil h-r-. like uri--liKlit.T. bare tbrir ff wmbv -w-rina ti bt-llrtinx la the opinioii of (ilotrr. who l trn-tlna Haiti ami larke with the ml . GIBBONS READY TO TRAIN FOR TUNNEY waa allied In a regular champlon hip game. He played 1.307 games without miaaing and. on the oc easioB of hit 1000th game which happened to be played in Washing ton be wa, greeted by President Harding, and presented wita a trophy. Paul Wacnicrer. a rookie ittfe ri er ju.,t up from Auzj,ta, u t-r,.-8o:fs place and field,.., p,J4. without a ail-take. So:t did an tl we.at w;th .,t Yankees nhca the, v. i. . Cochrane: Jones. 10 inn'nss. E. 0 1 and Sho-ker. .-hang. :. H. 13 n i. Ruf: r.i R BABE BKTTHR. NEW YORK. Map Th tobaexonlng New York Yanks ill be without the serrice of Babe Ruth for several weeks yet. according to hospital authorities. The Bambino has so far recor ered frrm his il!ne. as to be taking his airing in a wheel 'hair, but several weeks must elapee .e07e h can leave the hop;tal. NEW YORK. May Accnmpan or clis!y pur':d l.y Mrs ;i!i. : "ad th.-ir m:me-r..i family rf -ti-.all los. in' i'.i.t r- tl:. mijrt f.ia. Tunimy ;.b-.- will arm bre in a few days to tart train. n--, r his finht with (;-ne T-inney. ti. first h;gh-fever f:.-":c episo.le of a -'inimr which prurti.-s to le a hot one in the ring. Gibbons probably will go to Atlantic City, where there are training facilities and plenty of customers for a training camp spectacle. .1 Patt'.rles - f.oie Stanffer. R. f 11 IS ; 4 11 t. and Woodall; falk and UK. I.HAI.IK TKAHH NEW vKK. Viv !-. r-i- 1 feve-al ye;, 'earll. the .'rr.t.r oiitf.:der. reported to the Van '.'(i3v -list pr-or tq their d are for the wee- tk.... -- rame Ser-i from Roston for Le.tv Franci. and t.000 in cash. HARRY GREB WINS A 12-ROUND DECISION COUCMBCS. Ohio:. May t Harry C.reb. middleweight cham pion, won a decision orer Billy Brit- ton. or Columbus. Kas.. In round bout here tonight. The fight was a tedious affair throughout whl. a the fans jibed ,;ie ). r;reb r r.T,ed up in the eleventh round with long wallop, at Britton. but closed in ineffe,- i: -art- frst .,.. .I" tfi-.r ---u t-.t5 m t. Louis, s. at is sa.d to be Wtt.r'. At.. " 1 :r -bm rj5nlorth H,u' m the line- t-rffrt no until .. . . c reiti. k' T 0:Mb,td a- Chicago , , -v ' iTiviaiDa. ra:n. I" t VE&KK WISH . DAILY PEGS a-I -zX; etOrok PegUr - rler took two falls from P.. MtCIII in th. fiaai n,au.h 0, im-2 wresUlag aeasoa tonight. WiU, Tm r Vi.ll ' . 1400 dolUr against H-ry! t, " tMd ,clMor rvTafcwZL h" ,unuw. of Jack DeZ. l0fk ta th. onda. He took ib. . j .... tiaii an TWe waa tail, g t : . . . ' Bore -7 My oetBetmor. WKt about low, .imply because hedJ ' He "h.pped lot of f.. ' I only vuh I MH t, L l . ' h was w"'PPeJ vh hit.,,, ; ,t u uu;trV;:: - -here if, eo:T,rv;.rV.i'-X 1. W" N.w Yo.V hear r.V;-o I a- bc-n spendiV.p a lot mee-. -Well, t... os:nlf r ?'ft f the .tat,,. tept f.t he might come back this . ' USe !f he had fortune without tryr 1 wouldn't . T"' 1 m"ke "nlher It -J Li V f' ' WOU dn 1 lr to "e him now. thoUk Holland Reject 1928 Olympic Game Th cro THE HACCE. '.May 6,-HoI-land has rejected the proposal to hold the I2S Olvmpio games at Amsterdam. Her refusal followed the re jection by the second chamber of the Dutch parliament of the gorernmenr. bill, proposing . . aubsldy of 1. 000.000 guilder, to finance th. ram Tha subsidy Toted down. -- iner a turtmlenl do- Mn J.ibii F IkiHlc. of Iwrott rW !' of (hr u'oip' b'W a.-: nit it ha rtnfirmf'tl r port of hr fnrth'"omlnjt m.rrlftr lo A)frl O Wlliinn. wt!ih? luribnr.n Mn rv.iis. t one of th ti Tnmbtm of (h Im1;i fam Wy rn tnhrril th cratr frt of the Vx1c Rrni hrr trji fortUOft. American Association 1025 ROAD AND OK MAP OUT The first run of aa -official Klaav ath guide and road map was turned out i the VY. II. Hmllk prist .hop fur the chamber of commevr. yN trrd.y Ther. will b. a 0tal of JO. 000 ia tba eatlr. Usu. which Is printed ua allrsctlv blu art Paper with green and red Ink. Tha guide ties aa up to-tha-mlBut. rrsum of Klamath product, and laduslrlas also dsta on tha Burning and flah lag .rounds ia such a form aa to appeal stroBgly to aulo tourists who sr. eiperted lo visit h.r. by lb i thousands this summer. Ilealdna the printed data th. Ill it carries a number of new and attractive cuts sad most Importaal j of all a l::t map showing every road and highway from liend In leachutrs county lo Redding la Borthera California, aad .steading east to laikrvlew Th. first rlssa macadam roadways sr. shown Id red. sad the graded dirt roada with s heavy sr.-rn Mn.. aad th. Bide roads with light green. All pos sible Information for th. motorist la th. way of camp grounds, oil stations etr . la Indicated, also fish ing streams and lakes. The folders will he given out free at the .lumber during th. simmer tu every Klnmath visitor who applies there. - M l-r -wTV Cartoon In Portland Paper Decrbc The Rail Sluation Here e show 1 1 spt-cdy rJdiv We believe in J ng tHe recori It COmcs to rjajj the goods. , Ou, prices encourage ing in this com J LAKESlfl LUMBB CO. lxuisv(r. In. St Pa ll. t Columbus. S: Kansas Cit. it Indianapolis. 3. Minneapolis. ; Toledo at Milwaukee, no game SaN ni Etten-ilve Sllitar heel tests o b.- naite f.r I't.ih l-lnh.i Suitar or::.any lo lead the 1 l-"t night J? i r Klsmsth continues world !n adernslng the Oregonian daled Wednesday. May ih. srr.ved here carrying a mighty cleer or;, mn ,y Tlge Hey nld. depleting 'The Klautslli Falls r.itlr..ul ' iiiimln' II. .Ir." show ing the Oregon Triinli. tbe S. I" and the S'r.ih.ru line aa mt. kills 111 al'lirev.ai.d tights making lortlHB.1 Steamer Ip.wi.-h l.-a.e, froK d:v.a Into th, puddle. The V .ew ora with 5 no,,.,,,. f,., kl() . .. f lumber. Pulpit Calls .ri. expression of d. p study on his face . Is sitting under a tree near hy. and old man Oregon Is saying to him "Come on In Hurt tha water's fine." The cartoon is captioned I ."What'i the mailer can't he swim?"! This la the aeron.l front page! ' cartoon on the Klamath railroad1 situation carried by the Oregonlan ! during the past six months. Th. 1 first one showed Miss Klamath Falls i giving th. gl.d ey. to the engln. crews of th. three sep.r.t. r,d. captioned "l Ju ,,., .,.,.! , men." it down to SUMMER PRICES Phone in Your Oral Our Mipply is lug the blocks are pi dry. BUY EARLY, a few loadu each on thee cheap orica J'dur fuel bill will be lijfht. ' Peyton 6 1 601 Main In nine minutes and 50 seconds with a head sclasors, and bar arm lock-. Wayne "Big" Munn the Neb raska giant and former world's champion wrestler made his final arpearance at the ring side, after covering frorn an operalion bp fre entraining for hi, bou: wth M Str.ngl.r lwls Michigan -ty. Ind.. to be held at the nd of Hie month. gEV. $ B EDlfOKOfOM Hcv Stuan M Kdroond.on. pastor V.l Jni M'"odist Church ol , "'fo. gav. ap a H0.000a y.ar . b"leaa poaltlon to follow th. th. member, of R.. Kd- i i.ai,,e..P4rUh "eb I Bent psopl. aa Loots r .. cma MeCormlch aad A. a Dleh Klamath County Wi' invito you to attend the Opening Nights of the ' Venetian Dance Palace Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nights. HOUSTON'S ORCHESTRA DEMPSEY SAILS FOR F.lTPnDi? HONEYMOON; MATRIMONY IS JUST LIKE PUGILISM; KEEP UP GUARD IA1 COOI-ll!! A CONTI Viu KFt.A.VCIMf-o. Mny V.allier mnd- h's u i i r'tiinet.. ,od:.y i,., h ir'iii );U new nianai-...- K ,rn, and take, and i, "s Prir,, i tot fighters, Phnitid nil times. .-" 1 1 1 1 n sr for H i Hit,.!!.. Ti'ylor. i I'll. Ileren..a :., Allhourli , ....-,..se,v..H ran.,,,,, r wmed likely to ,i. "ian a rrn Kraff were several other wlr'i bt.ii: " 1 'V' ,r' ..!!..! ll,,- nw'f-t.i l,r. "n in ;i , 'I lb. with his t.rld.. ' ' on the Mem,! k i" f 1 ;,. ' t!:.s cli.f:;,i ' ' Vll'lP'.- .. , ''tin'-' irerr' . .. ! ritett,. .1 Co. here on M ,v 1 "v r" :"'"''-''" s a ti-i,. " i t' -'r than l).,ve .Sha le." Clle w. .,t ir,vIv,.(( Walker-Cooper fiatlit how ever as Cooper has asreed to ex ceed the welterweight lm.t ('! bits "1 11 III- 11 111, -ilo:. of '''"ini-iiish.d persons ""-lU'liiig Mis, ,r '"'. and ; r of r;..r,. Mr. ;,r,, ' "II ii,'.. I'l'o.t r,,i, 1 er.,.l, -to! fit M Ai.i- li.i,. ti V" I,. I, ft: It . t t . - i iry io use him n. It tsrou.d take htm four month to get into ,h. would train, and he won't" 8hape house." ja,k '- " Mir., . ,. " """"'I mii Kit..;;,. " - . v..., ,.; "- i. I,'.ss i.I... J, f. , , , " ex,,,.,,.,. ,if pronos .""!!. "s -harp. ir ,. ' '.',r ".ing a n-r,. . .. . ' onrl, "0 prot. it li,,.,., . "U chlin.e i even if he 'PPominl,, .xpreai them.."'.! Moving off ,1 . . cousi,,,.,: ' ' Z ""- rds. .' " '"e British ,TC" PUhllt- th Atlan,,,, ,nide. li,,, , '""H ra.ket I,, (ifty-firty last fin.. L 5" great crossed 1111. PUBLIC DANCE Given Uy the Pelican Muscovite Club, I. 0. 0. F. MOOSE HALL FRIIUY i:VE., MAY STII Music By Houston's Orchestra Admission $1.00 I