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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1925)
Vge Six Sunday, May 17, 1926 SAN FRANCISCO HAS TEAM THIS YEAR THAT COULD MAKE GOOD IN MAJORS; THEY LOOK LIKE WINNERS Charlie Ellison haa (he San Kranclsco Seals setting the pace in the Toast league race fur the flag, Oscar Vitt has the mount fir the Salt Lake Mormons ami is mi-imii1. "Ki ll" Killefcr pilot ins Ihe Seatilc team has the Indians in third place. Marty K rug's Angel re fourth. 1V1 Howard, at the helm for t lie Oas toils the second division in fifth plan". Huffy Lewis with Ihe Heavers in Si:li. Muddy Ityan in his first year as manager lit comins along with the Solons in wventh place, while "Vinesan Hill" Ksslck's Vernon Tigers are in the subway. It ia eraly In the season to make prediction hut barring accident it does not take a long stretch of Inv nglaatlon to concede that the team that beats the Seals will not Le :far from the top of the percentage column. Sizing them up man for man they rank only a step from liig leagne calibre. The infield is particularly strong with Ellison,: Kildnff. Mulligan and Rhyne. ! Pete Kilduft on second, only a a.hoTt time from the big show came So the Coast league as a matter of choice. He covers acres of ground iu the field and swing the timber against the lull close to the ' ..100 mark. Ilia batting average in the Coast league is about on a par with his National league record. Mulligan at third, was sent to the Seals when Hilly K.mitn burned rhe Coast league no oa third and 'harley (Yuiiskov. Ciller of the Chit.igo White Sex pad Slou.iloil for him and sent MuH:.iti t. the San Kr.meiseo team to !':'.! the hole Kauiin's absence made on the Seal infield. Mulligan w.tt going good wtih Ihe Sox when the deal was made. He is a consistent .300 hitter. I Uhyne at short is major league stuff and has figured in major league chatter for the past two seasons. He is a fast fielder and clouts the agate close to the charmed circle of .300. Charley Ellieon. manager and first baseman hits the bail hard and often. He collected 30" hits last season, for un average of .381 and while he stood fifth among the first basemen, he had more put oats and assists than any other Cent league guardian of tha In itial sack. His team finished In second place in 1SI4. but only eight points stood between the Seals and the pennant winning In dians. (iene Valla, lead off man and cenireflelder for the Seals Is only working In the Coast league lie cause his employers put a prohi bitive price on him. He hits from the left aide and is fast in getting down to first. Hendryx has done time in the majors and is now pastiniitig In the left garden for the seals. He clouted out 11! hits In 115 games last season for an average of .319. Paul Waiter, tilt fly hound ill the regular line-up is a kid. in years, hut a stellar performer at hat and in the field. He is hitting the hall at the "giddy clip of 4.'l and is second to tile larruping Frank llruzit. who is leading the bludgeon wielders in the league with un av erage of .4"3. Sam Agncw, Yelle and Hltchie are doing the catching for the team and they are easily the class of the league on all-around work. Agnew was a first string major league catcher for years and even now though his old bald dome glistens in the sun he is fur from being "through." He Is a good backstop and a wicked old boy with the slick. Yelle is a consistent worker iu all departments. Uitchle ' is the youngster of the string, but ! i i . 1 j - I , ' , ' , OLDSMOBILE WINS BY COMPARISON ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY SEE OUR USED CARS Priced To Sell 1925 Oakland touring 1923 Olds'mobile 4 cylinder Roadster 1 923 Fori coupe 1921 Overland touring 1918 Oakland touring PETERSON MOTOR CAR CO. FRANKLIN AND OLDSMOIBLE 7th and Klamath After We Sell We Serve Phone 668 Repairing Done Here Puts Pep In YOUR CAR We execute your repairing here intelligently. If you specify certain repairs we do not go beyond your orders to run up a big repair bill, but we give you a conscientious report on what work is required to put your car in ship-shape order. " OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Oakland and Nash Sales and Service . R. R. Garage Three Regular Fellows Roy. Rex. Rav. 831 Klamath Ave. pnone 22 la a good acrappr ball player. Mitchell, the Seals' aouthpaw ia leading Ihe league with unbroken string of f It wins. Hob tieary. ! the Cincinnati policeman made one atari and won. Williams has (our wins and one loss to his credit. McWeeney ha. been sent four times and brought the bacon home In three of hia Laities. Monty tlrlf fin has S wins and one lose Monty started twice und ha an aver-1 age of .500. I 1 Salt Lake with lis cigar hu hull yard will win a lot of games At the present writing l.atorro. shortstop. Frank HIVoil and John ny Fredericks, on: field, i-. ue mur deling Ihe ball and litis in add! lion lo l.ee Sheehati. IVIors. other feme busier scattered through ihe liees line up III IV cause sleep tltss nights for opi s'tig slalt-lers Marty King's Angels hue a1 good pitching staff and plenty of kick at the bat. He also lias i 'Chewing (llim" Wrigley. owner of, the Chicago Cubs with his ear loi the ground should the l.os Ange-, les navigators send out the S. I). ! S. when the race neara the Judges' stund. ! The Indiana may be In Ihe reck-1 oiling before the season 1 over When Klllefer sent Jimmy Welsh to the Boston llruves with a c. o. d ticket on him for f. in. nun mid Hay Itohwer to the Portland Heavers in payment for llrazil and Tom Daly lie sacrifices a lot of Seat tle team's offensive power. In ad dilion to selling and tradiig llie.-e Two clever outti. hlers he sen' pili hers Klmer Jar '!s 'Sheriff 111 ,'o lo tile Ch I i I':: '- ' ': -.iv.t. ,., .1 V. : : - ' -1 . 1 i " 1 f.e eel '.' , , V .' : s ard S-t .'r.i: - .. ram. Mi ll I leoh- al- share of ihe Icird. a leu k the invaders, th 'shitlg: Seattle .r.t.",. Mitchell for I'llllud'I'lh.a. J Harnc. for Ihe Urates. I ble and Kdwaids for leveUnd. Hoinui. I and dray for the Athletic. Jolinnou aud Mogridge for Washington. Shocker for New York. Hush for the Hrowns. and la-onnd and I' "Illm for lli-troll With the veteran pltcti era going goi d so early, and with a strong prol ability thai many of the young pitchers will deiclop :,..n proportions during the season, there need be no fear within rea son that Ihe preenl heavy I'll t III will continue all season, or that the offensive will he disproportion alely superior lo the defense. Wasriinpton Bolster Team With Joe Harris Prosprcls Brighten The trade, wherein Wnh;ugloti draws Jin- Harris of the lie.) So for I'ilcher I'aul Zahnler and Out fielder lloy 'arly!c. ought lo he a mighty good one for the cham pions, us (hoy get a strong right hand hatter and o not have to part with a valuable player, com ment Henry I'. F.dwarda In th Cleieland I'lalu healer. I.Ike lb Cleveland leant of a year ago. Washington, this spring was decidedly long on left-hand lulling an i uifielder. and short wnl ihe.. i,. W" Mam. , ,. Iimi.... .iu "tin '' great '',. Irl.V l " .' s who Ita Irlnlil li.nd.,1 keens l,,.i ' lit - - nut Ul k 1 Mee.ill being Hi" only on of the; and II y-j, hi latter cljs. Iloslln, nice, Mul-' forced to y 1)t( ., - I .,ll, ul, I Mllll 1-MrlvlM all I, ll 1 WHfM . D l.elhold and Carlyl all kit were wesken.a (list bua aide of the Has l-een ,, ily .SSI, Iku th flolll III plate ' ii ir' nol iilolie call nlav Hie .mrield Imi l a fair first baseman. 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Skipper Killcfcr ha- in ht-i liiif up: l.;inp. !ira('y. ami llra.il. with "Ilrlck" Kldrt'd :n the tlfan up Iinlf, a rut her formula Me a "ray nf sw:uniitlis with pU'iify nf .iM-nl A titled to that quartet is H.Tnrui. a firstlia.oman st-nt fro:!, the (it!s in payment for .lartihs and Itlak--. Herman i makiiii; no-oil. To tfie Seattle line-up a!n has liet-n aiM d McCalM-. wild is wv kiHAii in f'oasa league circle! as a unuii util ity man and Hert" Ilaldwin and Tom Daly are well able to take care! of the ratt-hinc The Killefer ma chine is movins aloni; smoothly and with good pitching the 1!25 Pacific corst race promises to he another driving finish. DR. GOBLE l.'les I :atllltle .l U K sl ltX K ; TOl .Main SI reel (iliisse, lr.,,1,,., liroiinil Itepalred Heinie Sand Gets i Applause in Game For His Honesty Many baseball fans at the Polo Grounds hooted Heinie Sand, short-1 atop of tie Phillies, who exposed the Dolan-O'Connell bribery scandal last ' fall writes Jtie Vila in the New York jSun. The attitude of these per laons Is hard lo understand. Do they favor crooked baseball or are they in sympathy with the banish- jed O'Connell. now conceded to have been the "goat" of the at tempted fixing? Sand was applaml ied by thousands of spectators who I appreciated w hat he had done to j keep the national game honest, but j they couldn't overwhelm the hoots .and Jeers. There is no doubt that Sand's exposure of Dolan and O'Connell frightened oilier players who had i quietly winked at alleged sharp practice. Also. It served as a warn-' ing to "the hinher ups," If any. to: avoid suspicion in future. 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