The Klamath news., June 23, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

Pace Six
Tiicsdav, June '2X
THE
Pelicans
Tie
SWUM
For First Place Through 4 -3 Win Over McQ(
I'lKATKs SCORE 24 WHtJn)
CyVRDS YESTERDAY, THftX
OUST GIANTS FROM pJR
Ahirlinir'Yrekans Knock 2 Washington U. Is
liiutb iiiv-no runvjui 11 duh ct , " . .... . P . i t ,
rrn nm m a itc. iiatti Tr. iiitiu n mini For hlamalli Mout liunsmutr ritclters lleleaiea isy ia j
iidkumiwc k Murphy' Out of Box To Win
ir.ii n 1 uuio iiivxiuiii oui i wni
In Thrilling Race'
Sliger Fails To Do Hit Stuff And Over-Confident Mc
Clouds Lose; Mohler Strikes Out 12; Booth Of Peli
cans Mas Good Day At Bat
"Mi; Yeugor," a ma! hem).
Ik1". I" ou Hi'- Hull ( Kiauklo
Mm hy for a match here, Vm-
KIT luia Will VIT Iturett KI-llllHI
In round, n decision over
Frank Farmer nml I rowJilonil
to he our of llw Icailinjc heavy
weights of tin Pacific rouM. Mur
ili, in Ills tl;lit Willi Knrnier
Wells Goes Haywire In 6th
And Hull Is Wilder Yet;
2 Teams Make 16 Errors
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There had been wicrd tales cir- two. Oorroa rot to thiril on a bulk'
'filiating about Klamath Falls about by Mohler. ami came In when Moh-1
thin demon-devil McCloud baseball ler made a wild pitch. That was'
tt-aui. Reports had it that the Pel-: the last of the scoring. '
liana aloud about as much show of The McClouds were mill making!
surviving a Mrfl.iud batting on- alibis when Pelicans slipped out ofj
siaugnt as a snowoalt eurvlv.og on their showers and started bark
the equator. These reports Rath-' north with a neat victory chalked
ered around when Mrt'loud put the' up to their credit,
spun into Weed, riding home toi The acore:
victory, twice. lreka and Mt. Klamath Falls An R
Shas;a had fallen before the Me- Norwest as 4 1
Cloud barrages. Watts 2b 3 1
so hunuay a flock of Pelicans; Noel of. 3
flew down to the one-man lumber ; Mathews If.
town and anchored In the ball: Arnold, lb.
park. Some things happened in the Bayneas lb.
to hours that followed which Booth rf.
would make one think that Klamath, Demitt c
.Kalla don't noed to doff its cap to Mohler p
any of these one horse sunny Cali-I
; fornia hick downs;- Of course the Totals
big thing la that Klamath Fall9 won ! McCloud
the ball game and went into a tielforrea rf.
fcr league lead : . ' ! Burton c
Mohler A Puzzle Farley lb.
But there were other things, ln- Hammack ss.
cidentals that might be interest- Heryfcrd cf.
ing to read. For Instance Mr. 1 Wetiel If.
Mohler, who dishes up a big variety Dyer 2b
of puzzling baseballs for tatters Sliger p .
to trike a and for Mickey Uvi-irl
Demitt to stand behind the plate
' and catch, struck cut Just 12 Mc
Cloud batters. Thle was very -hu- vk..h for w.iui in sth
miliating to the much touted and Summary: 2 ba-ae hits Sliger.
now pouted McClouds who declared j Sacrifice hit Arnold. Struck out
after (he game "1 don't see howjby Mohier 12: by Sliger 7. Base
, that yokel gets by. "This com- 0n balls Sliger 3: Mohler 3. Left
ment came from McCloud rooters
and players alike who' forget that
iSpcriul to The Vl
ItrNSMI'IK. Calif.. J S3
Vreka went Into a tie with Klam
ath Falls and MeClouil by winning1
MH'keil rlie Kiipouialn loglP'r la loosely played game here Sun-j
ban! itml hlit friends hail to u' ! day M to K. The game a one,
a cluirvoyiml to eoiiiiiiiniieiite .error after another, each team be-'
with IiIiii for M'veral lioiim. ing chalked up with S.
A match here between Murphy ! Wells, who marled for Diinaniuir
nml Ycngcr uoulil In- m knnI pitched goixl bull until the alilh I
Fourth of Jul) liisulliiH-r. Willi 'I'p until that time hia I'Miu nuite.i
the ,roM i t of markliiK Khun- I had piled up a bit b ud for him.
In the nixth with the l.ifn
Kildy doubled, ncorlnit two.
IHUIMl
nth I'allM il KtnginK
eluiniploiisliiit battle.
! Yeager, in n letter to Abh"
(onion. Mild hp would Ik glul If
lei-ma toiilil Ih' made for a mutch
Willi .Murphy.
then got a two Backer, scoring two
more. Shellhammnr tripled, aeiirlnff
Dinkina. By that time Hull was
warmed up and took up the battle.
Hull fared llttlu better. He
wild if not wilder tb.ni Weill and
"Slim" MillrUlo .tiok inouud duty,
holding the YrokuiiH. Hut It wax
loo late. Y'reka had scored tlx runa
I In that inning. The iiime wai lost.
SAN FHWCISfO June 22. lTn'' Uunsmulra scored a few runa
Tommy Cllbbous. whose uMplrntlona ' ""ort of winning In
for ihe s.nlii and crown of Jask 1,,J ninth.
r. ,.... ..-.i.h. k.,,.,..inn The Siore: R. II. K.
Tommy Gibbons' Shelby
Land May Yield A Vast
Wealth In Oil Receipts
iti-t. rr mi iisk, it iuu.
hKI PSII-:, N. V.. June aa The
ponri'fiit uai v . i lithl-iwn'il itrt
won the vnmltv h'ur-nilli' rm '
the Inii'mdlegiiiie n unllii on I be
Hod. o l!iU iideiutNin, Icudliiil
iiliiiu.loii li Ihrrr-fourllia of
a 1 nulti. after oue of tlw glval.
el Mee.Hjtw tiilltliil III rrtfutla lli
tor).
Hmiiiiiv lliil.hid tblnl. IVlill
Byltmila lou-lli, t'mni'll fifth,
l4-Miiii alxlll anil 4'uluill)U
lat.
At Ihe mile tnaik the Yniililiia
Itiu liukb' had imiIIimI lalo Ihe
lead. The nut) kIii'II won arruml,
tlonely IjipinhI 1111 lite wtirn
Dlnklua Inni and galiilun. A few more
Nlrokes, nml the nniy aliell waa
up In front. IViiuwvlvniiia Mas
tblnl m the mile hhI, with Hie
other ti-nllliiK. Uhliiitlm wna
tmliiig b) llin'e-unrter of a
lengtli ill the third mile mm.
loaib
Senators Win And Athletics LoM L. J
Came. Spr.ting For Legu,'
Wkii. . pj.-i. ti 1 , "r" -Wrihuil
..j...v n.ncr noias Tanks
ll.Two'Uigto
Pelican Squawks
riTTSMl'IKill, Juna
llllllalllill ati rilaaWMntnltl . 1 a
.. ..., r-rnrua IMMUIon' fe "
In the major Ironira Monilay. Tha "' ladlaa. .1 ..
...... ,nreui "Ml
' "" i'iiunt ii-u wiiiiib a nam ,"""t 1
and a half of Hi. tll.nt. and thy ' i'al.",,"l""' M '
mude th largest Mora that baa' two lull
" " "" i" f-ariia. .Ml, h,B J """I
Ihe I'lll.biirgh players lauiwd oui!..n ... i
:i hit and racoriUd II run
luiilugs. tha 14 to S aletnr. ... . k...
put them dangeroualy
draw's players, who aland with
SS win anil til defeats. The I'l
ratva now haa woa SS (amea and
lost Ihe name number aa tha Olnuts.
Thora waa only oue other game
lu lh Nallonul league: Cblrago
woa from the Heds, t to I.
In I ha Amarlcan leagua M'aah-
Hurry Poole ahowed himnulf to
be a good aporl by offerlna a sea
son pnts to every Pelican If tha
I en 111 won against McCloud. They I
. In Mack.,.. ttd!!1
lrtoryom . ,,., "'
near Mc-I ,Tha Tia. .
, naW . 1 . j
I fom ih, mi . 1
I " to 4 la Bum,
Jed Lyona. t, ,
I HayUir lialv.ralty, ,J
- aeiag an, t u, j
dlum aoa Cblr... J
maklnt l an ats J
t t
1 ---aa.ia aerial.
were shattered by llene Tunuey s n ka - " llM Uamrr hua It llul Harry was
"liver punch" aoon may Join the Dunammr 8 8ilre the Pelieuns would loss, but
jranks of the oil millionaires. Hatterles-Yreka: Kdd, and Ink-, ,,,,- yur ,,. lnwi ,h.
ui Johnny O'Neill former member ot,ins; neus. nun. aiennun auu 1 1.1.
" the American Olympic rugby and I
'jrow associated with his father In'
" the oil business in Montana and'
Totals ...
.33 3 8 27
their little own town has only two
. restaurants and one telephone op
erator who lays eff on Sunday. But
at that McCloud does have its
. bootleggers and all that.
Xo Pel lean YVdbbleg 1
Among other Incidentals Is the
fact that the Pelicans played error
. less ball again. That is something
commendable in a bush league,
you'll bare to admit. And those
' Invincible McClouds wobbled thrice,
Ju3t for comparison.
The score' was 4 to 3. but It
might have been 10 to 3 if the Peli
cans didn't take such lrig leadoffs
while en bases. The first inning
; was peaceful, both sides being re
; tired 1, 2, 3. j
In the second the Peiicans stnrt-
ed. Mathews let Mr. Sliger. tthel
McCloud pampered and petted lull
tosser carom four balls in his
direction, but not near the plate.
: Arnold flew out to cemerfiefid.
; Bayness went out. third to first,
: ifathews going to second on the
play. Booth, whom we forgot to
introduce last week, singled and
: Mathews dashed home from second.
Booth came here recently from
Weed, which is the only thing In
. the world to his discredit.
Mrl'lnuil Humiliated
Now these McCloud boys were
Just frothing at the mouth. They
had determined to shut out the
contemptible Oregonlans. So they
came to bat In the second, makirg
wicked eyes at Mohler and parking
their war clubs over their shoulders
bent upon knocking a couple over
the fence. Hammack, the McCloud
clean-up man was fir3t up. The
bhj hayshaker fanned. Heryford
and Baird fanned too, despite the
Pelican Infield's threats to lay down
on Mohler if he didn't give them a
chance to enlarge their po. and
a columns.
In the fifth the McClouds final-!
ly succeeded In bunching two hits
and scoring a run, but the Pelicans
1 came liack in the sixth and acored
two runs without a hit on two errors
and two free tickets. All this was
just In line with a pre-mediated .
plot to murder the McClouds and
keep them always a few runs In
the rear.
Ncoif On KaTiief! Hun
lie .tuiiuuu siuieu ugaiu in iiie
last nan 01 the etn, when Farley.
Hammack and Baird all singled.
After Farley came in Mohler tight
ened up and struck out a pair.
The count was now 3 and 2, so
the Pelicans pulled up In the 7th
I bent on another score. They got
, it with two down, Norwest singled,
stolo second and scored on Watts
i hot single between first and sec
ond. The McClouds tried to nip
Norwest at homo plate and falling
In this they caught Watts trying
. to make second on a pretty play.
In the 8th tho desperate Mc
Clouds failed to get a hit, but Moh
ler walked two after striking out
0 California, is uf the opinion that oil
mill be found on the land that was
lv 2 'so kindlv aiven the St. Paul aeran-
per. In return of taking fifteen
rounds of cuffing at the champion's
bands in Shelby.
"This week will determine just
how valuable Gibbons' holdings are"
on' base Klamath Falls S; Mc-kaid O'Neill upon his return to
Cloud . Stolen bases Norwest. San Francisco Monday. "Two wells
Noel, Mathews and Correa. Passed; are being driven close to his land,
ball Demitt. Wild pitch Mohler. The drillers and the oil companies
Balk Mchler. Time of game are exceedingly optimistic about tho
2:03. Attendance 700. results.
KLAMATH VAI.I.KY HOSPITAL.
Our euro In confinement meets every
requirement. adr. It
A circulation coveting tha city of
Klamath Falls and the county of
Klamath that's the Klamath News.
passes and did more than h!a bit.
but Hoc. who thought It waa only. Fr-d tlloi.r p-j.
I down. Throwing to rut olf a aharln aona of T
- -..... .inurira in a re. B
lam -oi wouiu nave.ing to hug.
iM-en Ihe nretlleat peg lu a
lima. .
HOW THKY ST AMI
W. I.. IVt.
KLAMATH FALLS 4 .(KIT
Yreka 4 2 .67
McCloud 4 3 .67
Weed ! 3. .400
Dunsmuir 2 4 .3.13
Mt. Shasta 1 4 .200
Doc Noel hud ovsryone holding
their breath with two out In Ihe
ninth Sunday. A McCloud runner
waa on third and Sliger was up.
Sliger wanted to win hia game,
even though he had to do H all
himself. With the count 2 and 3
on him he soaked a bard ball Into
center field Unit was balled so hard
It scarcely rose 10 feet from thai
ground. Due came In on It. slowing! "That big bayshaker
it away In his glove after making, how does he gt by?" aald
the catch close to Ills shoestrings.
That ended the game.
Mohlrr'a balk waa not Ma fault.
In tha 9th with a runner on aerond.
ha was i-analled to ry to nab tha
ranner playing off tha bag. Wbaa
he turned around after facing tha
baiter be found no onn covering
second and had to bold tha -all.
The Pelicans nerd lo brush up on
their signals. .
It la.
In a row you'd bur , j
iu nunois.iB-.-c,
ton manager
Mohlar,
Burton,
McCloud catcher, after , the same,
llurton la rated aa ona of Ihe heavy
artillery at M. Cloud. Mohler whit-
Arnold aad Baits J
a ail yesterday tl ,l
for II with itttr a
Arnold aaarlfitad Via
and Watla later Kent
slopped McCloud ran it
aatlonal catches 01 UI
A I Norwest aad u ul
abort. But at u lid
am and scored u ri
after gelling a ilea luri
About !0 rabid BiJ
I
I it ended the ram for rTfrycmf i tV( him thrlc. (rnnllnnrd n Tm i
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