The Klamath news., May 10, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

Sunday. May 10. 1925.
Paf Three
knappy Sporting Notes
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COAST LEAGUE
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L,i mart lou.urntlr lhao
Lr,.v,Ml Hi.- ii-Hltm -"XM.
ou.li.i around rnounn
,n.,uili nf ilil country."
Lliin ' ,,B" nul ,"M",
a, I, lulu In Mar.
brirai'tl ii.i emotion whh
rorouii"'!'"'. WW or
Kulnili "'rc'Rrr of thn
Atlli.tl 1 !"'. reported
iru'ii inrt'Htiraiiiin 01
ipI..,, ..in.e he arrived
KihIkii'I I''1' fulled tu
3. , , i,. tti:tt wuulit
a ii. - n llnil lie had
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ill.). I fur till-
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n: ..: 'ii In.-: !U:utluu
r...' "t.'1 I.'.ir. il Nuruil
tu' ! r ' r I nut itili'il thi
lii. .1 - in u iliMlnr.
";!. ..Mitn:tl..a foul?.
I. Wilm.n hould
i;:mi.!iiK u repre-
in ul' ..in NimuI'M entry
njk.ni; .in i.fti'r to Nurnil
A lii.lal ..ill tif U II UlUllttflll'
I H I'llll.d I'r. .. Ij.i,,d Vlr.-l
I'lHITI-ANII. Muy - Tim I'ort
'limJ llnavew ,'iii n ti it t In k In."
,l'a urtcrnoi.ii i. nd iiiiumlad on I 13
jhllii. I:ii luillii,i I wii home ruua, but
1 II wan lint n.iiirli In win fruiu the
. rl' uttl liidlKin. mini luck the came
'II In 7. Kin. errors wrra roMy
lur tint !; 1h
Minn. . (, .;
Hcatlle II 10 1
Cortland 7 u j
llallurlca Hutlii'rliinil anil Duly;
Wiuturn. Ortman and Toliln. Itow
lud. 8AIKAMKNTO. May 1 H.cra-,
miintil Jumped Into Ilia lead In tha
lanrlra with Kali taka by laklnii to-
iday'a lama i tu t. Tba Huuatorn',
; lrd la throa gamaa tu lw. Kin
'lln'a noma run In lb seventh (ram.
which scored Ko.-hler ahead of him.
.turned Ihn tries (or Ihr HiiIoiih
, Hrore - II K
iKuK Lnko . . ... t c 0
Pnrnimrntii 4 11 2
linllorlin 8liKli.nn. Ilulir and
Cimli. rili'i i; llnrlm and Kinlili-r.
DAM. AMI. M:iy Tin- OiikH
(lll.il.'d thi' r!. Ihtc till. nriiT
noun. l;iiil..r :t to u from l.o An-
Kl l.'B oil t!n- f in. lilli lihiK nf An
li'l:iui. I nl I. r II.I Iliil..'i til Hi..
I.i. uU lis h;:u k on tin hi'ii.l liy a
f....t tlir.jw ilvr.ii. :i il. mi h!. iluy. ii:ul
,WitM kll M'k'' I till OI1H. illllN. I'ilVriil'
ton wlniilna humllly inu afirnuon
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Hror. II. II K
WmhlliKton . 4 10 u
I 'bli'ttKn J t 2
lliilli.rl.'K - ( ovel..l.H and Hi-1;
ItobirtHon. Mark. Cmu. Silialk
liKTHDIT. Muy .. l,-lrolt rin
d li i Hi.. KHrlrii with tb It.d Hox
Imluy by a ninth Inning rally, 6
'"' 1 iurd pltrhi-d wiill until
Hie vlKliib and ninth, wln-n llonton
liun. lii'd Ii It h for four runa.
Siore i ii v
lluaton 4 a i ' ift n
linlrolt 5 io j Score
I I . . ... . .. . . . I'ltf.l.t.ruk
..p. w-i in r rnurm, nou, Aanni-,
u-r and HuvIdk: lonard and Haw- ''hUadelphla
iir.
''",n 2 7 ! j
Hllnr . I'nr...... i .... .. . V
w..H'.. tag iiunoim;
llurnua and O'Nnlll.
Ni:V YOltK. .Muy - Brooklyn
niadu Ii two alralclit oror the -lu-timiutl
Heda by tuklng the aacond
lump of tlio aarlea bora today, i to
S. Thi Hi. Ulna acornd thn winning
rum In thn acratuh on a alngla by
lirlmca, a trlplo by Wln-ut and Fuur
niur'a ulnc'e.
Kroro II, . K.
' I nt-ln nut I 8 7 1
Ili.Miklyn t 1
liultsilra Ionobua and Wlngo;
Hlilnira and Taylor.
l'IIII.A!ii:i.I'lllA. May Ten
thi.u ir.nil funa aaw the Plratea take
a Kun.ci away from the 1'hlla today
wh n thuy aiored 4 runa In the 8th.,
Vhu I'lilllli-a waated many oppor-!
tunltka. getting 13 hlia and 14
baiuj.
KT. 1.01'IS. Mar After nlav
Ing aoiren Inninga Jo a 1 to 1 tin, I
the1 game bntween the Ilrowna and'
lha Yankeva waa ralM owing t
ilurkneaa. Hoth teaina acorrd In the
flrat Inning, tba Ilrowna through
ItolH'rtaon'a four-ply awat. George!
Hlaler. Ilrowni. manager, hit aafely '
In the 24th consocuilve game.
Hioin - It. J. h
New York I 5 0
St I.oiiIh 18 1
Jtnllirl.H lluyi mill Si'hang: (iai
lon uud Si'V. rt.1.1
It. II. E.
10 2
5 13 1
Hatterlea MorrUon. Mnadnwi ami
(ioorh; Smith. Mitchell and Henline.
American Association
Ixiularllle. 4; Milwaukee, t.
Tokdo. C; Mlnneapolia, S.
C'oluniliua. 0; St. Paul, 2.
Indlunapolla. at Kanaaa City, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Wmi Bit; Boat Race
A..:;:i.;:s. May ! ;;tn
! Finn. Ni n h i. . lis tlilrtl hltiiinlil
vlt-turv nvi-r '-ti)i)ti Uvtv lniay Uy
ti nun- oi j to Vernon thrval
intl (') ovt-niuut' tl.( Si'tiltT U'al
Ii: iIim i-tktith I n ii I ii k with it tlirff
1 run rtilly, I, tit uTt utoppi'd by Mr
Wim nv. tin r-'Ilrvvtl I'fuffiT un the
iiintiiul for .wa Ktanrlmo.
Srorr - l. II K
Sua Friiiitihri . 5 1.1 1
Vrnun 4 11 3
ItattHricH j'fcfrtT. .MfWfcny nm
Akiivw ; (Mdlium und Hannah.
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fi'jiii Fnrt Smith
rv York C.iautH on
'h' ir ni!i tl;i itfl.-rnunii anI tiit-!,0'l
thi St. Lut.lii tanls t( un H to
vlctury. ltli 'tit trii' k uitl tun ;i:n!
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k "r- ri. ir. e.
St. Knui- s 1 1) i
.SVw York OKI
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r-OSTON. May !.- D:ivh Harrin, In
the k'tnt.i InnifiK of n t?tfMt plti-h-InK
duel hotween Wilbur ( oupor of
'Ih Culm, und Ji'kh Harn"s of the
Itravt-s. drove a home run to the
flnpolt fn rihtn'I(t iin.l the Id avert
made it two straiKht over the Cubs.
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Hi ore i:. II.
ChifUKO 1 6 2
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$65 floo $
T m di iciiikio
O OUTFIT
1.a nahtu. w !l au niau tn K n ra
beam if ul waxed U'xn-i and linoleum.
t Quart Jjhnavn't Liquid WmM $1.49
r jx i.iop . .
fotUhing Uruth
i John ton Hank on Homm
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CLAUD H. DAVIS
Furniture
McCarthy Bldg.
AWARDING OF PRIZES
The awnrda Mill dv made eas a romnetlt Ire bacla In accordance with Ibe rnlea
and credit atitndliiK of couteMtanta at tkr rloMt of the rampalrit.
KIRHT I'RfXK Hie randidato flnlahln with the largeat anaiber of rote In
the entire ronlnit lll bo award til llui Klrnl 1'rlw, or uiay at-Irvt the 81-court Vrlie
luHtraal.
HK4V)M l'M.K The oindliiute flulJiliii villi the u-cond larfcnit number of
votca In the entire content will tie awarded the Second I'rltc, the remaining Flrit
or Hecond I'rlze.
THIIil ritlK The rundlilat flnb-liliir with the third laiKnt number of irotea
lu the entire rontt will be awarded the SI.1O.U0 Phonograph.
FOVKTII I'ltlK Tlui randiilute flnl-hlna; with the fourth Urgent number of
votea lu the entire content will be awanUl the tKS.OO Itaillola.
Kll-Tll I'KIIC The candidate flninlilnK with the firth largea number of rotea
lu the entile coin, kt will be awurtltl the S-'O.uo lUullola.
- Kl.VTII AM) SKVKXTH PKIZKH The next two raiMlldatea fintshlnK with the
largeat number of votea ai'Ut. all other prl7 have been awarded will each receive
a tou.oo I'ortablo fhonograpb.
KIOIITII TO SKVK.NTKKVTM rMXEH The next ten randldatea flniahlnR with
the largeat number of votua after all other prize have been awarded trill each re
ceive a merchandlMi order.
TWKXTY PKK C'K.VT C.HH fOMf ISellOV will be paid to all qnaUfled aoa
prlae wlnnera on all new aabarriBtloo money collected by them, provided they tun
In one or more new aubaciiptlona weekly from the time they a tart to work la the
content
10,000 VOTES NOMINATION BLANK
GOOD FOR 10.000 VOTES
CONTEST MAXAUKR. TIIK KI.AMATH NKWH:
late , 1983.
1 nominate
(tilve full name of Candidate)
Htrect Phone
Xown District No
Notuinnted by
Addri'HH
Cut out thin blank and wild to Contest Department, The Klamath Xewa, with
your name or the name and address of a friend. The numea of persona making
nominations will not lie dlvulued ir so rctictcl. The flint nomination Kent In will
count 10,000 vote. The ri;lit Is reaerved to reject any objectionable noiiiiiiutions.
50 VOTING COUPON 59
GOOD FOu 50 VOTKS
(0101I for SO Vote If i'iit or mailed in on or before Friday, Muy 1.1. 102.1, 7 p. 111.
Name .
Street
Town ...
District
This coupon will count BO votes when properly filled out and delivered to Con
test Department. The Khimath Newa. on or before the expiration date. Con pons
must be neatly trimmed and put in packages with number of votes written on top.
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('.in . -Muy 9. The
ii:lil iiarcd bhell
1'i..ln. Wi-tory lu
1 '11 ..i.-iii;irierH race
1.'. i-r ll.T." lute tills
i'. niisylvu-.ia, which
t, thr-'e IcnKihi.
t:i-lttn-- of Tecll-
r:N ii k.niUi by one
': tlrll flllhlhed U
M I T.
.1 i' was rowed in
the events were
. t...li. hi'dillse of
AMERICAN LEAGUE
llrl'nllrd l're Win-1
CI.KN KI.AN!). May !i The Atll-li-tiis
held Ihclr i--i-.lt inti on loi of
thi- Anii-rli-ua Ii.iiku.. I wliininu the
i.toii'1 Kiniirt of tli"lr s.-iit-s with the
Itiiihihs, loiiitln a C to G dc. Isl-m
here tmlav.
Score - II II K
i'hll.iil.liih'a . C It; 1
clureliinil 5 1.1 2
lllttteiles 'Uiulinii-ll It 11 4 1 Cocll.
nine; lluckcyc. Sii"c. e. Ilov und
M)iitl.
:'"' 1 1- varsity and CIIK'ACO. May ! Coveleskie let
I', fin. rvlvanln vns Chl.-uso's White Sox down with five
' il.irvard sei-ond, i hits, nil Bin i:1iv-i. and wiis kIm-u brll-
I l otii 'll rourlh I Hunt siniport In the field. WashlnK-
DAILY PEGS
Written by
Westbro'ik Pc'lcr
JjF-W YORK, May 8. Who's an athlete?
"ueRuth? liar!"
J'tltDempwy? Not really!
'a!lvr Ha-en? Boatill!
ErnV tU,-); is nn athlete. Sa is Charlie, his brother.
is pnnll-.e Mmviran s n ntlilol. tun.
E""r and Charlie are dashing young gents on the flying
in l'lc. t;rtus. They're bolh beyond 30. Lillie Letzel
" lle air, too. but usuallv on the rones or lings, rather
r 0n l! e ". Mnx'iro does his routine on a crazy, swaying:
I He con c!nnre a buck, change his pants and turn
prv--ar d ;or:! is:ii.lf tl ." Knrl.i Lin, I r.f flin even when
,, tl,t. eround, and land back on the wire.
)" 'i rt-ri'.on lliru nran't nil.lxtoa. aslt unine of the -Jiport
''fel-'l-i-.i-cs Ui do the simplest thins in their routine,
tri'.i. n ,, v;i r(r;p t( aonut 125 pounds Jo the n.-ate.-l
CU1 cf .tiu.c.; and sinew that you ever saw. He hasn't
n Jl of :i .4:;nB bjnc, no went ;,.to h-aininij at the age of
1 1 t Vcai.;.
tl'nie f'n(.- ..1T,,.t! i iln, l,...vnnni.nl nr'm-
.- ki-.i(i 111 iiic tor iiiiifc nv k'.'....-
' npfd. For four scasor.s he " Charne
l'.v.
iciicrd ii- ...... ..... .. .... ... .1 it Ernie
j, , -e ifn times a aay, uni.i nvy t,'"
r. I'-cr, of limot, end narrowly escaped bieaUing
,r!:! " '' or yo n hurt youn.-lf hedly
'lR; 1,1 ,!tliis you can on a briclt sidewal'.: if " ' !,7,',
this trie!, Er;it swings from one trnpeso, K-H !t 60
ovo tl1(. rronj( two cornpcte whirls liUo a iV-rvish,
a(J vo "-.hles in the air, and straightens out. Jul l
et T '"'" n' C,,nr,ic swings, head down, on the otVr b:tr, to
hvluir nd CPn5P3 Ernie', hands as he comes out of the
'rli'rT M Ly can run 100 y"rd undcr ,C" ,pcond!,, "?
tti I k eaon at Mdion Square Garden they broke
W bo " proram of Playful f'8hl with the hg"
0"ers who were training in the gym.
Iheare athletes.
Klamath Valley Savings & Loan
Association
(Under State Supervision)
Announces Its Opening
In Temporary Headquarters at 130 South Seventh Street
The Association is purely local, h primarily an institution for the promotion of thrift
anJ home-building, and offers to the SAVING PUBLIC of Klamath Falls and the surrounding
communities SAFE SAVINGS PLANS in a variety to fit every need.
A monthly deposit of $6.00 will return to you $1000.00 in 120 months. Larger and '
smaller deposits will return dividends in the same proportion
We believe in SPENDING OUR MONEY AT HOME and as an institution we are here
to help you to SAVE YOUR MONEY AT HOME.
Approximately $100,000-00 goes out of Klamath Falls annually in savings invest
ments, to enrich other cities. WHY NOT KEEP IT AT HOME? : . i
Savings Accounts Solicited
Ask our Mr. Svartwbod to explain a savings plan to you, which will mean:
TO THE PARENT A college education for that boy cr girl.
TO THE YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN An assured position in life.
TO THE MAN CR WOMAN WITH THOUGHT OF THE FUTURE Comfort for his or
her declining years.
Klamath Falls Needs Homes
We are prepared to finance the building of homes on the basis of a liberal advance,
repayable like rent, at a reasonable rate of interest.
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