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Pajre Six Fiidav, Juno H. 192r- 5R0RTS DONE BR0V ( - - For many weeks to come Gene1 out of the habit of fighting. Tunnoy will draw the bulk of t- In the meantime, however. Tun- ten.ion .n the heavyweight circles. W '"' tnah? 'he takes on one of the aforemen He deserves .uoh attention. " ned younger .. A draw ver- vlctory over the niuch-talked-of vet-; jC( or a defeat even on points at eran, Tommy Gibbous, gives him the hands of Sluttery. for Instance, anme claim to fame. 'would lower Tunney'a stock SID TERRIS WINS OFFENSE DAY TO OVER PAL MORAN BE HELD IN K. F. nin,. u. . . -mi. to 1 DKXTRH STADH'M. BROOKLYN. 'X. Y.. June IS.- Sid Terrta. New lYork lightweight, and one of the I ' ii ... .....I ...... f.ir fli rrimn But lets not form any wrong Im-,' The kind thing to do to Tuimey """ -pressions concerning the young man . is to give him plenty of encourage-, vacated by P.H.ny Leonard, won a -as much In Justice to himself assent and let him alone. Let's not one-sided )ro.'d bout '""" " ' hndrl tiii Into filial 4.1 nl It III. (htn ' Tunney atands out ns one of the; watch him go on the rocks of tordi-l Although Mrn hhoweit JULY F (other details, of course, Is within tne up ann m.rrieu last, evening j' discretion of your rommllt.e. I " ''''' -"" Hblng at Chll0.,',1 Si . .......... ,11 ... '..i.Ih ... .. ."VSllMa t "The general coiiiiiiii win mm-1 !. y iiau planned making ! imnil. nl n with you on tills aulijecl. I their wedding eacrel, but aiu,. ! giving you any suggestions that may der will leak out. Oh, yea. fhej arise from the government plan, names? Nona oilier than Iloscue when it Is received, but the time l;jirnnt and Tlllle llrundage. The 'so short that I respectfully recnm- newlyweda will honeymoon at Hprlnt mend that you anil your louiiuniwe reea. ( proceed without waning iiiruier bu best young heavyweights In the light parades and bnllyhooing game. Because of his recent k. o. I Tirtory he holds the edge In draw out classed by the fast -stepping Terrls. rnn..r. f .he thorough.! ho took every round by a wide National defense dav. which la set aside by the president each year, for the mustering of the military great strength of the nation, has been set for July 4th this year, and the fol lowing Idler addressed to Mayor Goddurd from Governor Walter M. lng power at least, over Jimmy Slat- breds are trying to dope out these ",Br'u. wilBmW(Mi by 15 000 I'lerce. will set the machinery In m- r..l nlnhh Vnnnt Srrlh. .I.v. ih. h.n,'. Vlvln Khonv. Ken. I 'lie DOtlt W.IS WliniKMU UJ ling and Jack Dclaney. , lucky derby winner, has of win- fans. But he cannot now be called a ' alng the classic at Latonia June 27. " "' eml-finnl of six rounds, great heavy. j Precedent is against Cochran1. '' !inv,,,,r of "rooklyn. was There Is no reason for ranking ! horse. Xo nag that has won the awarded the judges' decision over him above Kirpo tho man who Churchill Downs event has ever re- California bantam. knocked Jack Dcmpscy out of the peated at the Latonia track vice. "1 would appreciate a reply, out lining your plan for the defense lost. Your, very truly, "Walter Pierce, "Oovernor.1' ! The mu)or has raited a meeting Incut Tuesday nlghl with Klamath ' county army reserve officers, lu the 'council chain Imr nt the city hall, to ! devise ways and mean, for putting Owl Cafe U Minus a Good Cook and Waitress MIDLAND arr MIDLAND. June Il.Aftn, m.k lng a m mi or trip visiting friends and reiauvw in nan rraiicl.ro, Hesttl.l llvlllnghnm, Wa.h.. and Vlninrla. ii. i . Mr. ami iwra. . w. Mlddle- tou r Kitreka. rallf.. ara nomiii..1 at Ike lintel Midland with Mr. JlJof Idlaat' " . K., Hoyca. . They Intend to spend', u. .., , ) the summer months In Midland !i.. . 1.1,... M ti Ma,?1 !T" . it! "l MlMI 1.. . n ""'Will, v. This' ring. . I despite the fact that the track own-1 He has not met Firpo. Ho fought era, as a special Inducement for the; a worn out vet when he met Car-' Kentucky prlie winner, have an-j pentter. Dually agreed to give a 15.000 bonus TODAY'S STANDING l'.lt'IKIC COAST Club I.KAIIIK He has licked no one of real Im- to the owners of the Kentucky horse San Francisco portance. Giving him the credit In case of victory in the eastern, Salt Lake due him In his fight with Gibbons, race. Seattle the fact that the St. Paul man waS The list of Kentucky winners who I.os Angele but an aged shell cannot be over- have tried and failed, Include such ; Oakland .. looked. wonderful nags as Behave Yourself, ! Portland ... Tunney has already been likened Exterminator and Black Gold. The i Sacramento to Gentleman Jim Corbett in boxing i latter had won two big derbies and Vernon skill. Those who seek to pay Gene a minor stake race when ho tried to this compliment must have forgotten win the Latonia event, how good Corbett was. I The main thing in Tnnney's favor: Eddie Kealey, New York strnc ls his youth, and the present situa- tural Iron worker, born In County Hon In the heavyweight division. Cavan. Ireland, and now The next logical opponent for the the tidy poundage of 197 W. L. Pet. 51 19 .729' 42 29 .592 35 34 .507 35 35 .500; ! 38 .457! :9 37 .439! 29 42 .408, 27 4 .370 ! ross the national lest here. tlon for proper observance day In Klamath Falls: "President Coolldge has named July 4 for tho national defense test this year, and I am aked by the The Owl fafe ta minus a good , Wednesday government to prorred with the test waffle losser tills morning. And' ttlrtmrd liohustelll was ratling D In the slate on that date. a good waitress too. The good Midland Tneaday. "While I have not vet been fur- waffle tosser and the good waitress Mr. and itrm. rri,k n. ... nlshed with the detailed plan of the' have gone plumb wrong They just i family of Ik Lower Lake District evenbA government, which, 1 im j " mm will be sent as soon as possible, yetj In Midland. i...J"1 They wra aroompanled by Fred ain, ,tT? Klhberger of llelllngh.m, Wash. whll. u i. " William llurn.it waa calling at 1 nl. ,ut h the Joe Wright ranch near Midland! Un i i K K1'"'.'w'i," .NATIONAL I.K.ICI K Club W. New York 31 Pittsburgh 30 weighing 'Cincinnati 0 s one of FSrooklyn 30 1.. 1 27 2 young lunney win ne tne winner of the newer aspirants for Jack Demp- st. Iiuls ... the Harry Wills-Charlie Welnert sey's crown. The most Interesting Chicago .... battle. Both of these men are ring thing about him is that he is a 1 Philadelphia 22 grandpas. I southpaw fighter, the only one in1 Boston 21 By the time Tunnoy disposes of the game today, and one of the few! one of. them and steps Into the ring in heavyweight history. Peter Ma-j AMMMCAN I.K.M.l K with ' the champion, the latter will her, great old-time battler, was the I club w. L. uc an oiu man m ring parlance, ana greatest or Icrt-handers. Philadelphia 38 COAST LEAGUE WOOLWOHTHS HOItliEB MONTEREY, Calif., June IS. Using ten feet of rope and two large Detroit Washington 36 Chicago 28 St. Louis 29 Cleveland 26 bandana handkerchiefs which they Score R. H. E. . "T . ! : I purchased In his store to bind uawcuiu t 15 3 Batteries Ludolph, Eckart. Bar foot and Whitney; Keating. Schellen back and Shea. 14 Innings. ! gag S. L. Dalrymple, and manager of New York Boston 23 23 Pet. .618 .557 .5 5 .5.16 .482 .407 .389 Pet. .679 .643 .600 .472 .464 .441 .411 .397 store here, two youthful bandits es caped with 172 In cash Thursday. ! A booe'er for Klamath county j and Klamath Falls and every legit- Imate induatry therein that' the Klamath News, I learn that the teat Is to be Identical with that held last year, except In the matter of date. There I. so little remaining time that I am asking you as mayor of your city, to act Im mediately. "Recalling our co-operation In this Important pallrotlc duly last year, you and your community have a very definite Idea of the require ments. You will appreciate that ; there is no time for the organised system of detailed Instructions, which we had ample lime for a year ago. Therefoie the task will 1S , nevoive upon yoa ami your com- . mince, wnn very lime assistance from the general committee uamed by me. "Will you please nstne your com j miltee immediately, have your lo cal committee meet and formulate your local plans within the next week, and urge upon ail that they : lend their best endeavor In carry ing out Ihe defense teit spirit. It Would be highly appropriate tn have la speaker In connection with your Fourth of July, program, who will deliver an appropriate patriotic talk ion the duty of our national security. You might also enroll one-day vol unteers, If time permits, as waa done last year. The hour of program and FAmuuS'FaNS" THtCOtnrnUTtR VIU0 cants ; DPiNV4Tr40r(Vc.TV4lr4C rCv2COei S?ILW V,rTr us 4crr enough stock -fo SW OP ft WfcSWfcE, slIiWGEAOrWN i ' sr&y v 21 Score R. Oakland 5 Salt Lake 6 Batteries Boehler and aid; Piercey and Cook. Score R. Portland 0 San Francisco 1 Batteries Holllngsworth, and Tobin; Pfeffer and Yelie Score r, Seattle : ;. 1 Los Angeles 8 Btteries Naylor, Lucas, and E. Baldwin; Root and Ennis. NATIONAL LEAGUE Score R. II. e. Few York 4 11 1 Cincinnati 3 9 1 Batteries McQuillan, Huntzinger and Snyder; F. S. May and Wingo. 13 Innings. Score R. h. E. Brooklyn 6 10 0 Pittsburgh 2 7 1 Batteries Vance and Dcberry; Kremer, Morrison, Cullotou and Smith, Goocb. bcore R. H. E. I Philadelphia 5 9 0 Chicago 15 4 Batteries Ring and Wilson; Jacobs, Breet and Hartnett. AMERICAN LEAGUE Score r. jr. j; JJetroit 6 13 1 New York 3 g j Batteries Wells and Basslcr; Ehocker and Bengough. Score R. 11. e. Chicago 5 10 0 Boston 1 10 2 Batteries Lyons and Schalk; Wingfleld, Fuhr and Picinich. Score R. H. e, Philadelphia 6 10 1 Cleveland 2 6 0 Batteries Walberg and Cochrane; TJhle and L. Sewell. Scoris R. II. E. St. Louis 7 6 1 Washington 6 10 1 Batteries Davis and Rego; Rcu ther, Russell and Rue!. HOW THEV STAND Club W L Pet. MoCloud 4 1 .800 Klamutli Falls 8 2 .000 Yreka X 2 .600 Weed 2 3 .400 Punsmulr 2 3 .400 Mt, Shasta 1 4 .200 h. e. : "- TT- : ' ! ! - - 10 4 ' MLn- BILLY'S UNCLE ' - - : t ill I LU ?ScJ II I I sdS? II yTV' SrHSgSlll -v I s g ! ( RSk fcg) AjS ryi I Burns .( HY EfvSJa I 1-VwtW.OAVW . I . l.W CJ . V vt. vS J f..S CJ T-r T f BwT H"TOO I .BRINGINGjUP, BILl ' .. : fju. isw. grt t IN OUR OFFICE, , - ; ; ; ijookin1 feu. 4HcnWE. 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