The Klamath news., June 24, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

Page Six
Wednesday. June 21.
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PEIiCAN BATTERS MAY FACE FAST
YREKA SOUTHPAW IN NEXT GAME
ON LOCAL LOT; YREKN TEAM FAST
GUIS DIVIDE ! SEORTSPQNE
BROWN
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I.PIIT IXMII lOllf l ( aiaaa w -- -
fra.le B 1 big .'H!U pitcher !'- wilh large -and luly brosjm la, In-
came lila li'tt handed shuota wira ,,.,,,.. ilV i,a recent moves In re-, FlWt fI Rn... "
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. ...... , - l'rll,r and Jim . .. . . . " "HAIA...
U'Aill.'y U- Lt - LI I V0"tt iJ
...... ...i i. .ii ih.ii i .Working Hard .-....- i c . . "AM
is ready In reiuru ! Wrt as en - . . . . " At
.-utfl.ddcrwlib a reputation for " ," """I
that drive ..tit. r pitcher. l "' "' "
.game, was allowed to depart 10 Hi
Phillies ut the waiver pri. mc-i
Iran house
FRANKIEMURPIlYttSSS
. .SPARRING PAto-JS
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Several Hundred Yrcka Rooters' To Accompany Team McCraw' Men Back On
tun vll.l. Now. according l
nucr tiwnr Vlil of lln Soil
I ai-lfl Coast I. 'UK ilf club,
were
Man-Lake
O'U.iil '
-TV
To K. F. Where Pelicans Will Battle Hard To Avenge
Early Season Defeat A
Home Lot To Keep Pirates
In Second I'lace I
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wild
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Tho toners
. it
who
Word has reached hero from yesterday for practice.
Vreka that a youthful southpaw ! -Arnold, southpaw and
railing by (ho name of CuuuiuKham
will ODDase Mohler In the hns hi.ro'
NEW YORK, June II. Limping:
Mohler and home from a season of assaults aiid(
rich' Iiaiiil.'r: humiliations In the inliMIcwest, Hie
respectively du-hlng lip curve bulls Giants and the llrooklyn Do.lg.rs.
for their team mates to slug. I no loin enemies of greater New
A big auto raruvan is already York fought each other to a aland- -
Sunday, when the Yrokans mitt planned at Yreka to haul SOU or I iff In a double-header tit the Polo!
Klamath Falls to settle the disputed ' more Yreka fans t.f Klamath Kails grounds Tuesday afternoon. The
leadership for the first plare. : tor the game. "Klatmith Falls came -Dodger beat the t.iatiia 8 to 5 In
Cunningham Is pust a high school down to Yreka 300 strong for the the flrn game with Duny Vance!
boy. 19 years old. He certainly! game at Yrvka." J. P. MeNnmani. pitching for llrooklyu. Vance rc-j
can't have much experience. Maybe j prominent Yreka attorney and prosl- trlcted his product to six hits and,
lis his steam that prompts the : dent of the league said last night, four bases on halls, llo atrnck out
Yrekans to use him against the!"and we're going to return the.com- seven Gianta.
slugging Pelicans. We shall - see'pllraent." j The second game went to the;
what we shall see. - Despite the standings it looks as Giants l.y the same srore. I
And then again, perhaps Its Just : if the 1926 pennant Is a toss up; In losing a game to the Dodgers'
a bluff to string- the Pelicans along between Klamath Falls, Weed and the Clams also lost ground to the!
into batting in practice all weekYreka. -Sunday's game will be of pirates, and but for a break In the I
ugalnst a lpft hander and then com- import in a much as both teams weather in St. Louis the Pltts-
i.g mem to oucx up against a are tied lor nrst place, reka le- hr,h ...am mitnt have . broken
;feated the Pelicans 5 to 1 in the .hrn.ich the roof of the" league
Manager Hill Klllefer of tho fhl
a
a.m.v a ui,g,l..r .i..nl.iad from:"' '' frld.x, nlghf. cardiona , i... . ' ht
U'l... t.- . I mv OAk.
avii.-i inai i.i. tv era (n.ug iiiroiiih the. hla aM
Maranvllle', duy grind of gelling In roiniltnli.,." '"iP,,nf
Beauty Winner
Hits Jazz Dances
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a VV iB7AYV. -wi
the !. Iflc Voaat In the keM.-I tnat.ai niiii-nae
l.l. c.ul.l llll llabl.lt
ahoea at sliorlanp. waa sent back to
hn cast. This jnoye Indicates that
' t.i.i ..i. that he had no iilace fur
l.i,,. in ih. I'ub ii.nrhltio. " h" Imllan
al llirlr qiiiirlera
1 1 ion. arrordl.ig la
od IS
reports
ron
" reaet ii,
ruuo.
Iks
li(.-ht hander.
Every Klamath player turned out ' first
game.
COAST LEAGUE
American Association
San Francisco : 9
Salt Lake 7
Batteries: Cijry and
Piercey, Hulvey and Cook,
.K'E.
IS 4
IS 2
Aguew;
Peters.
R.
. 4
. 5
Portland ....
Vernon
Batteries: Holllngswcrth
Hannah: Barfoot and Whitney.
St. Paul 1, Toledo 4.
Milwaukee II, Indianapolis JO.
Minneapolis 5, Columbus 11.
Kansas City at Louisville, rain
TODAY'S STANDING
PACIFIC X).IST
R. H.
Seattle g n
Oakland . 6 10
Batteries: Plummer 1 and
Baldwin; Kaiser, Delaney and
ler.
R. IT.
Los Angeles . 7 10
Sacramento i S
Batteries, Wright, C lamer
Ennls: Keating and Shea.
5' San Francisco 54
S Salt Lake .'.44
and Los Angeles 39
Seattle 38
Oakland 34
E. Portland St
1 Sacramento 3
1 Writ. . 29
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W. L. Pet
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'to survey situation from the very
-top for the first time since the sea
!son began. The Pirates and Car
Idinals had a date for a double
I header, hut there was rain In St.
i l.onls. It the Pirates had won
these two at this Juncture there
i would have been a sound of falling
lOiants at the Tolo ('.rounds. As
j matters stood at the end of the
I day the Pirates were again within
lone and a half games of the Cianta.
E.
3
3
and
37
41
40
44
49
.720 Philadelphia
.579' Boston
.513;
5071 AM KMC. X
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NATIONAL l.KAtil'K
W. L.
New York 37
Pittsburgh 33
Cincinnati 31
Brooklyn 31
St. Ltuis 2S
Chicago 29
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29
29
32
34
,4 37 Philadelphia 41
421 : Washington 40
371 Chicago 31
jst. Louis 30
Detroit 29
Cleveland 27
Boston 22
York. 25
Pet.
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.600 New
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L.
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21
29
34
33
33
30
36
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.300
Pet.
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.ese
.517'
.4691
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.450.
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The future uf the chewing guia opened at the reaurt on the shores 0' ; "
outfit to climb iliinceroulily n.Mir the f Aglniy lake, the boya are work-'fr nVu""
Hl.ni. and bang on Iher,,. 1... !,. , , , , - I
i.n awful illaapi'olntincnt to KilleferJ 1 ""'W M
the club owners and fan.. U,"r'-. , " " h rtlll,,
lhat .
Ml U.
M at,
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'the
I Last year Chicago hud the uiak
1 lugs of a rhiinii.lonaliip t.arq. Kll
'lofer had one of the bt pitching
iiuft. If mil I lie .beat. In the lea
gue. Klllefer lacked a dependable
southpaw. At It was, his.- right--l.andera
curried the burden In
ellent shape. With Houthpaw
'cooper added to the staff. Hill telt
his mound array was romplrte.
Joe ' Coffman. who Is a willing Uu' larldas, ,J
worker In his preparatory has been I???'' ' ftiJ
roiigliltig It with Trnnkle Murphy ,, ." l
raa.
and others at the camp.
alrong tor swimming and takes a. to
Joe Ik gd. Th,
"iht-assT,
enach mt .
duck In the water as his Initial atartarf .
lufll 11m A,h.t itlA IA m. Im n. ' a ... , . . .
to swim arrtw
on wager, but owing to break! mane wbea lelul
When tlie c uh landed MSranville " 1" "tier fw
en. ...H 11". ... r nt.er riaden a lomJ
Mill nrli,.l.ltf hji it.a.l l,ilaw 1i. 1
-"' c " "
Hyne Myers la working here In tcday at the tetrra
tno ...j on.. w e"v huh . nv- .vrKiTi la ay tsa
the
,10 fill
locher. Klllefer
jt. ubl waa "ai t."
I Then. Ihla spring
ahi.ee of Charley II11I-.
felt that his whole
came tbe In
jury to Muranvlllo and Ihe general
:clemornlitaliin of his team.
I ports alao aay that Wilbur llar-lernsaa.
A booster lor Klamath count) 1
and Klamath Falls and every leg!
imate industry therein that's th
Klsmsth News.
1 1) f. ;
"Jass dances spoil pretty I
legs, avers Bcttv Arlcn, whose I
' Unser limb are declared by
beauty experts to be the prct-
; tiest in the movies Betty gives
rlngton will be fit when the onghore rsclag, barka
calls mm lor nis an ana njn, raring aufl hlf SJ
Carl Fiachur. the collegian who
lertrlfled th'i tennis world two years
rgo by hla apeetaculnr playing.
.lana to attempt to regain hla lanr-
Is this yenr.
FIcher. a member of Ihe Phlla-, In addition to winning In decisive aer's kae.
delphl College of Osteopathy, won 'fashion hla Intercollegiate title.
There waa no criticism of Ihe
placing. He had beaten both Ihe
Klrfaey brothera and Clarence J.
Crlffln. formidable Pacific roaal alar,
Connie Msck ka.L!
'.rat baasnua, u, J
"wause fas lit t
Fischer did not defend his Inter
collegiate crown last v ear and Wal
lace B.oit carried Ihe honors weat-
for lennia fame, lie had won I ward by winning the tourney. He
middle atntes championship In Is a I'nlvcrsliy qt Washington tnan.
' perfect development of her legs md Hubert Klnaey
Ihe national Intercollegiate title two
years ago. For two years previous
in that year be had been making
Md
Mhe
l!21 and 1922. The middle states! Fischer writ abroad. Hla lay
'tourney Is among the most Import-jot Wimbledon and In other lour-
r.nt sertlunal affairs, nut he seem- neys, however, wa but mediocre,
led to reach the peak of hla form .lie was dropped from the first tea.
'In 1923. Ills playing caused ihei That he la right this year was IB--rniikiug
committee to plara hlm'dlcatrd early this month when he.
seventh in the national rankings 1 forced Wallace Johnson, No. 5 In
llrland Norton, Harvey Hnodgrae Ihe national ranking, to the limit
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
R. II. E.
Boston 2 g 3
Philadelphia s g 1
Batteries Quinn and Plcinich;
Harris, Rommell and Cochrane.
R. H. E.
New York 1 6 0
Washington 8 14 0
Batteries Shocker and Ben
gough; Ruether and Ruel.
Onlv
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Game'
Brooklyn
New York
Batteries Vance and Deberry;
Bentley, Huntilnger, Wisner and
Cowdy.
Second Game R. H
Brooklyn 5 10 5
New York 8 12 1
Batteries Ehrhardt and Taylor;
McQuillan, Dean and Snyder, Gowdy.
First Game R. H. E.
Philadelphia ...7 9 1
Boston 3 9 2
Batteries Ring and Wilson;
Barnes, Marquard, Vargus, Ryan 1
and Gibson.
Second Game R. H. E.
Philadelphia 9 16 1
Boston 7 11 2
Batteries CarUon, Couch and
Henllne; Graham, Ryan, Gencwich
and Gibson.
Cincinnati
Chicago
Batteries Donohue,
miller and Krueger;
Gonzales.
Brooklyn 31 29 .517
St. Lcula 28 32 .467 " '":l1t.B, L. classical dancing credit for the !
Chicago 29 34 .460 Klsmsth News. . pertect qoreiopmenr 01 ncr legs md Hubert Klnsey. , tB . ihree-.el match. J
; IN OUR OFFICE
I TO SET THIS NOTICE I ( NOTICE JCST N . ( Out AND SEE -., Cf
UP OUTSIPe? . OOTSIDf 1HU i I MOM IT U)On, I s- ' 4 -A ' "
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af.V'JxJ. U4 , - i i. nnfUigja?: I .
R. H.
5 10 l!
6 14 0;
Mays, Bie-
Cooper and
I
Pittsburgh and St. Louis two
games postponed, rain.
HoMi-: i,KAi)i:its
PacifUr Coast l.eairuo
Brower (San Francisco) 17
Lazerre (Salt Lake) : 17
Rohwer (Portland) 17
Brazlll (Seattle) 14
Hood (Los Angeles) 1.1
National' Lcukiio
Hornshy (St. Louis) 18
Hartnelt (Chicago) 16
American Ijeufcuo
Meusel (New York) 16
Williams (St. Louie) 15
Simmons (Philadelphia) 11
Cobb (Detroit) ..10
Robertson (St. Louis) 10
A booster for Klamath county
and Klamath Falls and every legit
imate Industry therein that's tbe
Klamath News.
BILLY & UNCLE
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