The Klamath news., June 04, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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Snappy Sporting Notes
,,.,1 with less i!l.lln.ll..ii In , Johnson ol Hi. American Uugii,!c,,,
Thnis,l:iv. Juno 1, 1!2.'.
11 mi i I... , ifi.t n-PN- ikii i-
r,,e receu, .1 r, und fom.d ll... , Upcn.le,l Mtlllak.er HpcaW aildlok.
League club ,f WHi.hr, 'l ;'11'" r J " f(,r ,re. day. fur iMr ruii-lu wlmi rl. 0
YANK MACHINE RUNS SMOOTHLY
WITH YOUNGSTERS REPLACING OLD
JIMERS; WHITE SOX WINNING AGAIN
COAST LEAGUE
land ..... host of ...h,. s ,...,.i,.-u,l N...v eY.k .!!.." I..r .o,.,h n . ,h" ' !!" Th, k. ,
I ...... i t..n I tit-lii Hull. iil.. ,. .I...1H.M nihil I Mi rniiiKw . - 'Mtu.
i nil ii u.tnviflu iiv ftiii-
Iiio Intimately.
Their only fear I" Unit tie may
1 eventually ln, tin- dual riU' f
Score K. (I
Knit I.kn 1 7
Oakland 0 tl ' manager and president loo eia.ilng
BaUerles Ponder and Peters: land 'ay aside "is managerial K""
Delnney and Hyler.
I.ob Angeles Ht Sent tie, rain.
San Francisco at Porlluud, rain
Sacramento at Vernon, rain.
The New York Yankees havef Ven Gregg, the 40-year-old left
achieved a winning streak of two'handor of the ashlngton team,
straight games, equalling their own pitched the Senators to a tie for 9
record for the season. They won innings. Babe Kuth fielded twoj
another, from the Senators In 12 In-1 files, but failed to hit In six times .CHAUTAUQUA TICKET
pings yesieruay, using tor niosi oi j bi uai,
the game the same lineup of sub-1 The Athletics, still tho top team
stitutes and regulars which was do- of the league, hut to the lied Sox
vised as a winning combination Tues- in Boston, 4 to 2. Lefty droves,
day afternoon, when the Yanks tl- the $100,000 'pitcher, took his usual
nally'took a game after losing five turn as relief man. with the Ath-
This, In Hie opliiluu f many, would
be a body blow to the club all. I Its
adherents. For lloMnson draws
more rea 1 affection from players
aud fan of his club than any other
man In baseVall.
lie Is of a different typo ihan
the others. lie has developed to
BY THURSDAY NOON ""' nlh u'"!r,H, ""' ll,,,,y ruu,1
ol winniug mo commence " r-
sunal friendship vt his players with
out losing his authority as mana-
SELLERS TO ACCOUNT
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. i . I. -1 in i . !.ulpil. ai.n.o hul words too. Nw nitlZ?
" '" "' ' I ...e..l.m is. doe. Uowl.,,0 ! .
In that .1.11.' Mcliraw won u M,II0 ,,., uf lun,hmolll fr brrt . ".
fU . k ot l...e ."iiuanla and ti" ( ,lllt J.hllsun's rules that umpires! , 'ii.'
world s . .'l ies at inlervals, nli.iul.1 coudilrt themselves as a.m. i . 01 ll" Urn J
nli.iulil coudilrt themselves as aKn, ,. Unt .,
In,!.- Hobble b:u managed tli.lhm.11 whllo discharging their d4. w ' W
eltlb f.'r 13 years. II- ie.i.n-1. -ii,
It Is desired by the local com
mittee of the Chautauo.ua that all
in I stretch. There were only four letics. but couldn't hold the lied Sox. j RUaran(f.rl w;,0 have received tlc-jsl'r uni' lloH8-
old-time Yanks' on the field as the! The White Sox came to a stand keg for gale . t0 i,,r, Mos, basehnll manage will tell
game began, including Babe Ruth.; after losing a few games, and beat c Tnonla9i Room S. Loonils build- vou that players are prone to bite
The . Yanks won 6 to 4. Earl the Tigers In Detroit, 12 to 7. They n"g by Thur8(,ay noon sele-!the hand that's feeding them-(ha.
Combs, one of the new lads on the;are still third, and the Drowns,- tn ;mont wh Eilison.whtte must be I familiarity breeds contempt. Hob
Yank side, made four hits in flveourth place, are maintaining the!maie dlrln(, ,he atrernoon. u ny non 'rules his men with a swede
times up. knocked In three runs, and, chase, for they won from the Indians j UckeU rema,n un8ol, hsna ,hemlR0Ve instead of the mailed fist. He
in with the proceeds of all sales. permits Ills players to retain their
K.lK'klMI
his ..Mil. to a imiii.ii.i, ll. 1I and!
again In lflin. He has Come close' . . .,
lo adding a .bird one In the cam-, LfglOll Itiankt IhOlO
paiBtii sin.e i'-'-". ' in c .uidii t ....so j Who Helped Poppy Sale
out the Clanl in .ehlnc. . .
Iiiooklyn fan' eo b:er d.iyj lt.pi.ru on th poppy day sale
......... . i . c .h. i. in u a r-sult ol1 ti mil William Canton of (l.u Anu.ri.
Ilob.nson a elevation. Hoblnson will ran l.eglon b(iwJ H7.!o ret.iru.Hl "ItaiU
Kip?!,'
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have free reign In the aciulrlnK lo tho lea Ion from the efforts of m
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scored one himself. Bob Meusel. again in Cleveland, 7 to 6.
whose two homers may be said to There were only two games In the
have won the first game of the National league, one in the east,
. present winning streak, supplied an-1 and one In St. Louis. '
. ouer nomer in lue iw e.i.n -uuu iiuu. i ue rui uies ou irom ine iiraves . ... ... . ,. it.. t.,,,.
' . . I .., .... . . . line nssregate cost will be 17.25. their and the clubs advantage. 1 Hal
convulsion yesteraay, nis xuieenm : id r.iuaueipnia d io 4. 1 ne ueus ... . . ,
V of the season, scoring two runs. lost to the' Cards, 7 to 3.
TODAY'S STANDING
PACIFIC
Club-
San Francisco 39
Salt Lake 32
Los Angeles 31
Portland 24
Seattle 26
Oakland 24
Sacramento ....a 24
Vernon 19
OAST I.KAGIE
W. L. Pet.
In this connection it Is Import- own Individualities- carry out their
ant to nolo that If single admls-'own Ideu of training a,nd playing,
siens are paid for all performances ! In so far as these inethi.ls work lo
the aggregate cost will be 7. 25. their and the club's advantage. Thai
I while adult season tickets purchas- is one reason why he has such re-
Jed before t!ie first performance ; markablo Biiccess with pitchers. He
ASKS COCRT I'HOTKCTIOX Thursday afternoon coat but JJ.GO 1 makes oacfy Wler fuel that he ls
nml nro Inlerehaneeable In the fam. ! directing ' DM ew'n activities. All;
CONEY ISLAND. N. Y.. June 3. I,.. , .,... ihe'lhat Robbie asks Is results. When!
A Miss- -Marie Lawhead. 23. who!...,. ..,... ... ... I u -.. . i. .... i.
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weighs 650 pounds, and is one of
the stars of Coney Islands side
vanced to $3 each.
without "bearing down
Tickets nay be haj from any: player.
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554 t0 pro,ect her from the unwelcome! . V" " """""I "" , ,
.430 !aniI dae(.r," ,n,h i on ,he rront p3Re cf ,he P"S". now high in the official circle, of
473 7orhor ki .nrh. .,,. I at a'' 'rl,R ",ores " ' 1,18 office i the N'atlonal League who once serv.
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FAMOUS FANS
fut-ct cou'i .imvt
. uMi.voavws coat a "f ow, vwJN15hdj
-Trt(vr lira's
NATIONAL LEAGITE
.436, was arrested after an exchange of
436 j blows with Marie, which required
.333 a physician's attendance. Jacob was
I held in S200 bail.
of Walton & Wright
street
Club W. L. Pet.
New York 28 13 .683
Brooklyn 24 18 .571
Pittsburgh 21 18 .538
Philadelphia 20 20 .500
Cincinnati 19 23 .452
Boston 18 23 .439
Chicago Is 25 .419
St. Louis , 17 25 .405
81'KS FOR goO.O.K)
601 Mala (i terms as players. The other
i three are Chrlsly MaU.eWsoii, now i
1 president of the Braves; Branch
" " Rickey, vice president and manager
Tn it a finron or tne Luminals, ami jonn aic-
AMERICAX LEAGCE
Club W. L.
Philadelphia ' 29
Washington 27
' Chicago 24
SC Louis ., 24
Cleveland 20
Detroit . 20
New York 17
Boston 16
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20
24
22
27
26
28
Pet,
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.614
.545
.500
.476
.426
.395
.364
OMAHA. Neb..
houses were blown down and many Craw, rice president and pilot of;
pact nRiv.:i' v i t iomers Daaiy damaged in a small.'"" .
Mrs. Margaret Camnbell romelv ! tornado which struck Omaha late It is an Interesting sidelight on I
widow, has sued George Fltzslm- today. ' ' .; this fact that two ot these manager-
mons for 150,000, alleging that he! The B,orm "r3t truck the race executives entered the magnate class .
courted her for 15 years and then.tr tearing off a portion of tue after long periods of service as I
failed to make good. grancistanu root ana creating a
panic among the 3,000 spectator.
IN OUR OFFICE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Score R. H. E.
Washington 4 13 0
New York 6 14 2
Batteries Gregg, Marberry. Og
den, Zachary and Ruel; Hoyt, Shaw
key. Jones and Bengough, Schang.
Score R. H. E.
Chicago 12 16 0
Detroit 7 13 2
Batteries Lyons and Schalk; Col
lins, Cole and Woodall. 1
Score " R. H. E.
ht. Louis 7 12 2
Cleveland 6 9 2
Batteries Danforth and Dixon,
Rego; Shaute, Roy, Buckeye and
Sewell.
rn.iadelphla 2 9 1
Boston 4 4 1
- Batteries Baumgartner, Groves,
Stokes and Cochrane, Perkins;
Ehmke and Plcinlch.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
score R. h. E,
Boston 4 g
Philadelphia 5 7
Batteries Kamp, Graham and
O'Neill; ' Ring and Wilson.
Score R. . H.
Cincinnati 3 4
St. Louis 7 12
Batteries Donohue, Benton, J.
May and Hargrave; Dickerman and
O'Farrell.
American Association
Minneapolis 6, Milwaukee 1.
Toledo 4, Indianapolis 5.
Columbus 2, Louisville 4, 8 inn
ings. St. Paul at Kansas City, rain.
Sale on stout size dresses In silk
at til. 75 end up. See these won
derful bargains before you buy.
At Bee Begln's Dress Shop, 129 So.
Seventh St., Klamath Falls, Ore. J4
Pay for your paint job like you
pay for an automobile. Ten equal
monthly paymnts. See F. R. Olds.
Phone 192-W. J2-9
A circulation covering the city of
Klamath Falls and the county of
Klamath that'a the Klamath News.
TtfugZ. WrlKT !WS MWNS
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I managers periods in which they I I
won fame and pennants. The other I . 1
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