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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 1925)
- Sadmliiy. July t. THE KLAMATu Frank Murphy And Earl Ritchie In Action ;AtSjM ' V " " - , ''W..amrrC4TTri''Vn VkYVT 1 alnmined h sVlra'uiing.aJgn. Hir 4 f"i LOCAL FIGHT FANS TO SEE FLASH i MURPHY IN ACTION HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME; RITCHIE HAS CHANCE i ll2' pound and mill give I many iouni! hi weight and ipends on hit .peed la off-set clever Ritchie. tho No l.s bnwlwll student triad Z,k Wheat. nw Brooklyn manager .,.... ...h .. ..iii. 1.1. country. Mo fol Hi. hit. off th. wl... ..Id and veteran of i.uio f..url.n ...... III., hi., I. f KL.rn.Ih Falls.' ...... ,..! nl.n. U..llh.w. Sherry Slllllh. Uaians " "". P liut bl experience due, not (W'u spend his future wlnli'ri in a mm ma. ... here. He has met many of the palatini home on the Pasadena es- pl. te for Mr. Harris, ai n i y h this sectlcq, of the tales. St. Petersburg. Fla, neign- er goc. a year u. 11.. 1. . hi. I bur of Waller lluiteo. Hrliisn opeui ... live the hull I. livelier. The odd part of It I that tlx Oakland Han Pranrh.ro Ilatl.rl.e Kraus. ", llaery and An.w, yl. - ea.a Bcora , narrameuto , .i good men of country, and the count, the ring at night to do his stuff In a ten round! swats with any opponent. Ho en, hit fisht with Murphy, tarl cur- , bo there If you want It run NUM. alluK with a Jal or let swings Kojrie3 s good wallop and . has much, nays llalie. with either hand with Iliihining , sl3lie in malch tonlitnt. ma and Is thoroughly ring- friends say he Is an excellent run- ..Rml ,.aow. ahu-er Washington Those who try to V that baseball being nsed In big leaxu.'" this aeason Is no llvller than al any time Mince the discussion as 1.1 chuuirca In II slurlcd. must produce evidence to refute 1 he fads. Over 600 home runs have been slaniiu.-d out In the big leagues so fur this .easiin. l-ost year the lolnl for the whole eanit.'ilxn wa. 303 Murphy's career reads like a ml other notables, athletic 1 When Frsnkle Murphy steps into. Murphy bit, front any imhm., o'.i nu unusuaiiy "r--,,,,,. L. I.. . vmni nm lull he - hMWH phi II ho BOI I UUtl 01 ... . ...J Scandinavian hall to-r"" " - ,u. - , ( An() , fiYinK p fancy rarm . seems even mora tiniumua .1. nail as eaieum.e uu h""-'u n.u. the refrain i flirht. He Is a hard puncher aad;.urBhy. but he Is a seasoned vet- - ,.lh, ..nilemen farmers. "It bout with Earl Ritchie, local sup-- ttnii , waK and exchause'erjn and has tralm d faithfully for; ..,. . i. f money and you've ol porters of oxing will have an op portunity to see one of the clever- pit boxer the Fame has produced. Murphy has boxed same of the hesl . "I"1"1'' ' wise. men In this country, having at one ' time held the middleweight cnam- - ., . . . , u.!,faa (,st v..w tlrleana loxer. It be'slty colors In the I'oiiKhkeepsle re- cent years. plonshlp of the southeast and Mex- ' 15 ,,. I u successful tonight he will bavo gattn. fallow. Vho had coached not been so much weaker that the r'.oie -. pinkie hM boiJOrl""'- bnt ln al temi..iw mo-,u sui.etu, k 1 I8S4. slnr.era have b..n able. In III. first Sail Uke .nrf rt..feiied Batllliig Ievinsky.!m,,t,, "en trankl" u ,"l"nl, "u . , ,K , 1 stated fmnkly that his present team 1 half of Hie season, to collect .lose to rwn SmUh!" omin'g .ne level" with his .table mate, ho! h . or u t he as, I .. m f , j M ,,,. ai 1(.y closer to home co the coast ne nas defeated n p0", lead, this listeners down the Atlantic j bard socking boys will face each Herman over for the count In Po- ida 0Ver to other when Kid S.arkey and Johnny land a few a.bt. ago.. Herman Max-1 Carlson ecme to the center of the was aaved from a knockout by the ,. rinz It will be a case of who hind the service shell. Callow's men gong, in December. 1S24. Murphy; t and later the narrative runs to ring It will M ' , and ed Eddie Hfffman In SeatUe , Holly wood, when he met Bert Co- tba . I Irat bw r" for better than two miles. They ...ctrifled the fan. in that city m. and held hi. K a draw. Thea.who U In fine cond.tU.n Is . t.r me racu.c luul, . . . ...v 1- - men tor tne latter part 01 tne tnirai experience, trom a curiam raer; nd ,,, the , piirl of ,e. I attraction to the finals. .He has Ia8t m The husky navy eight, UlnnA mnt of hi. fiehtlng in Call- enrrtAri .htt r.art- a.r. iivlh hnv. I fornia and has a mnch heralded1 ever. ' that the' west coast team Carlson has fought Iscaed . ... ...........I .M. .11(1 'lt.,Hl...l .! power inf. iw an iihw'ii.ii ii .i.i.i.a nu .ff; Ik lit and saying nary a word, pro or I llalivrlea Hhea,' CsofLs and Warhanf.ld; ron. tflHiut lh mltir. COAST LEAGUE Martin. Ilurna and Tebv U It. P. ore - " . II ' It. K. Ven.iill I 4 U U Angela. t 10 I dilion and that Ue figures moie, ooach. had the right dope on '1'ltchlng seems to be better, general-1 Battel les I'lllelte and hllney; no-'thau an even chance to stow nway',is right, which carried Iho uulver- y apeaklng, than II bns lieen In rv, Wright and Knuls. Slosl assuredly 11 nas . H. II. K. 4 H I S.'Bllle 7 II I Ituiterles Mulcbay. Hirond and his boy- The scmi-w.nuup carr... i.i", nK boy,.- They proved , of others. U'o. k. I'etera: Htryker and Inly. . New York city and ia much dynamite as tne i.iiai. .iv." lhllt in the four-miie nice, which; ' was won by the sturdy navy crew.i Tho U. of Washington shell fin Ished three-ouartera of a length be r5.w" Vur. .L.'J. Hrooklyn V . IUIrh.a-lre.nfl.id "l UatornV and IMierry I Bcora ' Rostra Philadelphia Uall.rliMi -llaraw Decatur and Wilson. (foMilnarU on s.,,, FAMOUS FANS ICsf OrJ flPPtilV VJIU.T5. 1 ki. ...aenl loft .hnnrl rmnch-1 UP The sport writer, of that cUy, SeatUe and acres, the Canadian line. ... of th .1,! meeting men et any weiglt from round, in hl, o with Huffman. : a middleweight up He .erved four Huffman under guidance of a clev-, year, in the CnUed State, navy and er manager is now heing groomed during nis lenure . . i. - for a match with Berlenhach. who! the middleweight, championship i at cen.lv won '..c championship iUnole .Sam .sailprs,. .Murphy w; er manager i. now heing groomed ; ourmg uu -- " kH .. . . (h r,, ln -Tallow should be gven credit for lust recently won :.c championship from McTigue. """ tonight BABE RUTH WINS 1-0 GAME BY A TIMELY SINGLE; STAN CO VELESKIE BLANKS RED SOX FOR WASHINGTON Z' V - ' 'l .i ii fighting machinery that ha, ill; the. past three year, and ha, a1.- viewing n.s .ram in a sane tasnion. himself with credit. . This! -"" su-ov projiu.i- about quitted battle should be lion u ooin nos are uu When Slim Harrlss. elongated. In the special Hyne Myers and!Di(cher of the Athletics, renoned to! Wilbur Harrington are paired. My- Connie Mack la the south last spring ers' friends predict, that he is aihe announced his determination to coming champica. . Wise heads aayi climb out of the class of In-aud-oiit-j ece cf ers and become a winning hurler for. whole season. Harrlss said noth- VES WD TME.V OV4E EVERVBOOV - ftMOTo-rHlriW.CT.--lc- rUhllnir in..h!n.r. fhitt ha. .hnU'II i. . , ... . . .... t...!IdK about his batting. The least ' j nlre our""s '7 ""'" said about that the better. One doe. Senators Pulling Away From Athletic. And Now Seem ZTJZ" wIcmIi." LZZ IT Fairly Safe Of Lead; Pirates Retain Leadership In Na- I. improving in ring generalship.l Harris, proceeded, when Ihe sea- illour nHrrtusiuu i ii.uiv vivin u utrucu up. lo oiase goon nis than Hyne and has a cakcy left declaration in tho mailer of pitching, hand, and 1. dangerous . at any Tn "" day. while turning back ne wavering Indians. Harris, felt the time had come to do a little bat ting. So he up and socked out three tional Although They Lose .Yesterday NEW YORK. July 3. (United They won from the Cubs 10 to 8 New.) Counted out of the game by rolunteer mourners less.than a week ago. Babe Ruth shook his tottering frame into a couple of gallops in the fourth inning of the game be tween the Yank, and Athletic, Fri day afternoon, to score the only run of the contest. He became the In strument by, which the Athletics were shut out 1 to 0, a result which meant no great advantage to the Yauka, but a very serious inconven ience 'to Connie 'Mack's hall team. The Athletics already stood one full game behind the Washington Sen ator., and this defeat, coinciding with the Senators' 11 to 0 conquest of the Red Sox, expanded the mar gin to two full games. Inasmuch as it took the Senator, several weeks to overcome a two-game advantage when the Athletics were leading, the Athletic may now resign themselves to a hard task of coming along from behind. . Ruth pierced the Athletics In field with a Blngle In the third and clattered to second when Bob Meu sel singled behind him. A minute later, Lou Cehring, the first base man, also singled and the Babe made a tremendous dash past third and slid Into the plate Just ahead of the ball. Stanley Coveleskie, one of Bucky Harris1 whiskered-pitching patriarchs scored the shut out over the Red Sox. He gave only four hits. Bob Shawkey of the Yanks held the Athletic, to five hits. Although the White Sox beat the Indians 10 to 5 in Cleveland, they are still 7 1-2 game, behind the Athletics, and It is almost as though the Sox were leading another league of six teams ranging southward from third position. . The Tlcer. h. the Eroftu. S to 4 in St. Louis. The Pirates, leaders of the Na tional league, were the third team to suffer a shut-out Friday. The "ed"' wl'h Pel8 Donohue pitching, stopped them 8 to 0. Pel0 gave fo.,r stroke,. If the c.lam. w !!I " would have gone back Into the lead i Ill l': J!?" Hor,i ; wm.nue ineir climb. GENE TUNNEY WINS ANOTHER KNOCKOUT ' KANSAS CITY. km.. J,y 3 wei,J"Ty' tm"Wan IiKht vy- weth ham,0' l Mnguhhrt weight champion, who vanquished knocked out Italian Jack Herman of Newark. N. j., ln Ulc Bccol round o a scheduled 10 round bout here Friday night. In the seml-windup I furry Oalfund Brooklyn welter, knocked out Bud Nolan. Chicago-, in the elgh'h round of their scheduled 10 round bout Tunney had Herman groggy the end t the first round and Quickly linlshed him .hortly after "he gong in tho second. Promptness and efficiency are Madame Vannrlo'a watch words at Aloe. Beauty Shoppe. J30 jyi f . . . .wr LJ.IlJr I I .' .,,OidTVJlr I . C, 1 .i.e nniMC'fSrJ -pots cm PotaToo v ' w y t S Z-T kCs&J . t ,, AST :J 'ers' friends predict that he is ajhe announced his determination toj ' f Vll ! k J Jsr$CJ& J mF"- l vv ad' s.-... si nil 111 II i . u I in , t ne rnuiies oeai me nraves in io . , and the Jl-cca, price- J1.10, SI. S3 hita .. ,,, ,. , .'UZXY3.f f'X b! it Sil JT . J " Two pitchers went the full dis-!and 52.20. , h. .l T.7..T'l ' " 't222lSZf yTV tuM. U""."- T jtance In the majors Friday. ! .. . coup.e . n-rr m -. -rT . w - , lie - - ' -' - - 5i . t. l: i bi tn T-i , , IN. OUR OFFICE ; ' . , ' ' : in ... TOOrAOtHX Y7 A U0T OF X ,, 71 S " NHN K0T l&mM C j j M0NEM BEIM( VjS.'iTPM LEMTHT . INC- HOST tOT OFF ( THE KEkp Of Out' ' "E I j& v&M tskiayi ' -s f BILLY'S UNCLE . " ' -; .. ! 1 . I . . , h" o"fJ's",t-u'' IfT'j II ,o o"j 1 II u i 1 i I asi niY Vov pulps VwV )"T" 1 1 'A. -V J- Jc (4 i to wwvi ) " - f , . 1 BRINGING UP BIT?. . " ' TVT" l'" - ""SPil '"g TAq up, - . OyM Ma GiMRo - -A Vpu in ) A up at t r XlH -MOMS-, 4 L
