The Klamath news., June 11, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

Thursday; June 11. 1925:.
Pate Sir
Snappy Sporting Notes
EX-COAST LEAGUER WILL ATTEMPT
TO STEM THE PELICAN TIDE WHEN
HE PITCHES HERE FOR DUNSMUIR
Game Promises To Be Pitchers' Battle Between South
paw and Right Hand Hurler; Mohler And Wells
Rated Best Hurler In League Will Face Each Other
With Much At Stake
MAT MEN STAGE
WRANGLE PRIOR
TO MAIN EVENT
! ;.: .. .- ;.
Burke . Makes Short Work
Of Big Greek Who Tries
To Hold Up The Game
A small crowd of sixty to
seventy-five wrestling fans
The Pelicans are putting In a 'season.
strenuous week ot batting practice) Dunsmulr and Klamath Falls are
in preparation for the home game tied In the percentage column '( were treated to n real Donney
, I ,77, " , . ; . Z . o)i fair at the Moose hall
mighty good idea It is. 'Speed i are going to see some of the best pi.
Wells, ex-Pacific coast pitcher whoi teams pulling away from the weakerjlast n'Kht. When Henry Burke,
llayed the latter part of the 1924 j ones In the standings. The Pelicans local mat artist, dared Pete
season with the Oakland club will evinced the fact that they had hit j Buzukos, alleged World's CX-
their stride by virtue of the game! champion wrestler, to enter
the ring with him in a winner
take-all match, and after the
little crowd consented to
pungle up an extra purse of
hurl for Dunsmulr.
i The fame Sunday will probably
be i pitchers battle. "Sunny"
ilohler. the only southpaw In the
against the Shastaa last Sunday and
game with Dunsmulr will be means
ot their coming to the front If they
SUkliou-KIamath league with the 'win. They bare a chance to go Into
exception -f the rookie, Colledge, of ! a tte for league leadership by a
STRAMBO ARRIVES TO BEGIN HIS
'; TRAINING TONIGHT; PUBLIC MAY
SEE THE BOYS WORK OUT FRIDAY
ML Shasta, will pit his strength victory, providing McCloud loses to
against the right hander, ; Wells, 'the heavy hitting Weeds Snuday.
who is reputed to be the best Inj The following is the lineup and
the league. ,, Wells held the league batting order announced to the
leading McCIo-ids' to 3 scattered , News by the Dunsmtilr manager:
hits last Sunday and by virtue of j Myers It, Fuller ss, Russell cf, Coon ( kinds of fancy kinks, in about
his masterful hurling brought the jib, E. Spores Sb, Welsh or King seventeen minutes, by the irate
tcClouds to their first defeat of the'1 2b. T. Sports rf. Pitt ic. Wells p. ! Riirlcp
According to the crowd the
strained relations between Burko
and Buiukos arose last night over
a little personal difficulty which
roused Burke's "Irish" and the
Klamath wrestler who holds the
reputation among local tana of al
ways standing for a clean game,'
shoved Buiukos all over his dress
ing room, Informing him that he
was as yellow as a pumpkin and
bit more.
Uuiukoe claimed that there
wasn't enough money in sight to
Justify
Ing doing his -stuff, but when the
up, the
Greek made the mistake of going
in. After eight minutes of slatn-
,Dc Paolo's Indianapolis Victory Auto Sensation
Tlio sensational performance
if the youthful Petrr do Paolo
In winning the Indianapolis
AOO-nill" nr n record time. It
the talk of thr auto world Ho
drove all but few miles of the
lirurtlliiif contest, nd avcreicej
lightly mora than 100 miles an
hour clow. he is Krn cross
IniC the finish line in his Puc.rn
hrrg Special At left is a flute
up ttem
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some twenty-five dollars. Ba
zukos reluctantly went in and!
in two fast falls had his spine'
tied up in several different lsioa ax kid bouts or a draw, but
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8U Louis .
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New Tork
Dolrolt
Hostoa
the newspaper decision would be In
clined to give this Dulty Terrier a
shade (he best of the row.
GOLF CLUB STARTS
WORK IN EARNEST:
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NEW YOnK. JaJ
News) titorn 5,
delphla ro, tbt
wnni aucini t
Johnsbns bulu
Harry WIIU It La
JlBa Iain
Ion n ai lied yostnrilay at noon, when
Ilia board met for the Informal
meeting In the White Pellran hotel. I August
Members of the board of dlred An ""' engaged to of Oodfrsy, asd Psdd,
t..r. of the Klamath Cult and Coun- 'T "ul ,h" rn' nd lo, ager of WUInlnwl
AMFRICAN LEAGUE try clul. plan to start active work i"a d,wl lo ,h ""; for a 10-round.r
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moter,
Score
Friday night Klamath fight tans; Those who will work out Friday
... . . (,, , ,L oa(lu,.,l.- t
win u u t3 a a oppuriunuy 10 seeMM"fc 1 v L"" v" 1,1 "a quite a
warriors from the ramr. of Prn. 1Bon
It. II. K.
Cleveland -5 7 1
New York 6 11 2
Batteries Karr. Buckeye and My
att; Jones, Ferguson anrf Den-
gough, Schang. (10 Innings.)
,on the coumo selected within the I reinmeU from Medford. where
I coming week, according lo a decls- j " '" ' '"r ,lra- Anolher
! meeting Is m heiluled for the near
And Harry Wills, neitroes. who are future, when the matter of an as
scheduled to meet in Los Angeles J slslant secretary Is to bo brought
In Auguxt. I before the members.
Wills tint ai A)
ley Welnert, oa k
Italian hosplui liU
York.
camp
moters Patterson and Brownie at
the Scandinavian do their stuff
that Is, they will have a public work
out, the last public one before they
go into action June 18.
Rocky Strombo arrives tonight to
commence his intensive training for
the coming battle with Swede Olson.
Olson, who defeated Jim Firpo Gor
man here on tbe last card, admits
Rocky Strambo, Earl
RlUhie, Johnny Carlson. Joe Coff
man, Gunboat Smith, Wilbur Har
rington, Jack Crim and Hyne Myers.
Some of these boys will not be on
the June 1 card, but are hopefuls ! extra purse wa'' Sphered
for the next one.
Oh, yes, J'rankie Murphy can be
seen in action Friday night. Ad
vance dope on those who have al
ready seen Frankie work out. Is
that he will be the biggest drawing
Score R. II. E.
St.,. Lon la 15 17 3
Boston I 11 7
Batteries Wlnaard. Lurv and
a mat artist of his stand- m.,... r,,rr-. lin
ing.
that he is going: up against a much card Klamath Falls ever had. The
tougher proposition when he fights kid has the stuff and is as good or
Rocky. He is confident that he will better than Strambo or Olson any
at least get a draw with the big i day in the week. Promoters here
Strambo, but he is reluctant to ad- have Just about decided to give him
mft a, will beat him. .. a chance.
COAST LEAGUE
HOW THEY STAND
Score R. H. E.
Portland 7 10 1
Seattle :. S 11 0
I Batteries Holllngsworth and To
bln; Miljus, Lucas and Baldwin.
. Teams W.
McCloud 3
Klamath Falls IS
Dunsmulr 2
Yreka , J
Weed 2
Mt. Shasta 1
Score
Sacramento
Salt Lake .
Batteries-
R. H. E.
7 15 0
5 10 0
-Hughes and Shea; Mc-
Cabe, O'Neill and Cook.
Score R. H.
Los Angeles 2 7 0
San Francisco 7 14 J
Batteries Wright and Sandberg,
Ennls; McWeeny and Yelle.
Score R.
Oakland 9
Vernon 3
Batteries Boehler and
Pillette, Eckert, Penner and Schang.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Score R.
New York 5
Chicago 3
Batteries Dean and
Blake,' Jacobs and Gonzales.
Score R.
Brooklyn 2
St. Louis :....ll
Batteries Ehrhardt and
Rhem and O'Farrell.
Score R.
Boston g
Pittsburgh 4
Batteries Graham and
L.
1
2
2
2
2
3
II. E.
14 1
mlng Burke clamped a Frank Vhiladelphla . 9 15 0
Gotch toe hold on the ex-champ Batteries Thurston and Schalk:
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TrVE.s.D TrArST CWT UlOlVfe.; rWt- I (WOK
which made him squawk like a sick
cat. The next fall came after
Burke had slammed the Greek
down with crotch holds three or
four times, finally pinning this bird
down flat after nine minutes of
roughing It.
In a semi-final wrestling bout.
Fleming, a local boy put Wild Bill
Briar, of Wlescr, Idaho, away af
ter eight minutes of good tight
wrestling which took all Fleming
The visitor bit the canvas
a head scissors.
opportunity to express themselves U
iney aesire that's The Klamath
FAMOUS FANS
v
Morrison,
Smith.
Adams, Sheehan
Score R. H. E.
Philadelphia 2 9 1
Cincinnati 3 7 1
i Batteries Mitchell and Henllne;
Benton and Wlngo.
Joe Gorman Who Fought
, Here Beaten In Calif.
OAKLAND, June 10. (United
News) Tod Morgan of Seattlo
won an easy derision over Joe
Gorman of Portland In a ten
rounder here Wednesday night.
Perkms. " " rLU. COU-Wl V CVAWWt -n ClWtt AJ
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Washington 11 is l 0-5, J j-r j- f. J,
Batteries Leonard and Wood- ilPvVl- ft -7 "fy I I -v V
all; Coveleskle and Ruel. H"NC- JrQjTl dfiSHV, Br O.Wi 1
Gene Tunney Draw. T P .WA
tui i . , iV itt j - "tai i ki . ,rv7rT i i
750 wrestling which took all Fleming ' , 'MV ' " t&Q MMMSCff ;
Klamath Fall. !! OOO.nad. The visitor bit the canvas SAN FRANCISCO. June lo.-l ' XfJL?m irYMJ MM mm LU
2 500 under a head scissors. .United .,.-.. Tonn.v ...' Jil "'M WMWWmWMMZZX-
Yreka i 2 BOO The curtain miser last nlghi was drawn the color line. I kr- TVl 3fcTTC IV S2:,sttM 1
2 BOO the most enjoyable event of thai In a telegram to the .Mbwlon1 U1.-; Ti... v""" STZ , ' 1
3 250 evening. Spider Duffy and Pug Athiniie einh i,iv miw r:n I 1 !
- Robinson who load the scales down Tunney's manager, said that ho ' " " ' , j
A paper where all the people hate ' i!l.,b.0t.k" t?? efCh' ' W0"ld COI,",dcr 8 Pc'c eoast match ' - . - : J
i.iuci imo uaiiinm roosiers witn Tony Kucnto, Mexican heavy- I - -A - - - . , ( 1
in a snappy little boxing bout, I weight, or any other white flKhtcr. ' iL" " " - in- ' ' .. J
I wnicn drew the referee s usual dee- tie eveimin,! hii, r-nnr,. .! I . . . - , 1
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