THE KLAMW
Thursday, July 0. 1 -
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IN P. C: BATTINH
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GAME SCHEDULED TO BE PLAYED INI SENATORS POLL
DUNSMUIU TRANSFERRED TO K.F.15y lupin 111 nirr
AGREEMENT WITH DUNSMUIU TEAM mrtu ' ""VL
IVllll AIIILfcllLd
Flashy New Second Baseman, McNeely, Will Be In Peli
can Uniform; Klamath Team Anxious To Start Last
Half Of Season Off With A Bang By A Victory ;t
McCloud And Yreka To Battle Off Tie For Leadership'
Stan Coveleskie Turns In
Another Win For Harris'
Team; Athletics Seem To
j Be Slipping ': :
Telegraphic acceptance from Dunsmuir of a proposition! ..-. : j
tendered by the Klamath Falls club to play the game sehed-j Chicago. July s. (United j
uled at Dunsmuir in Klamath Falls instead, was received yes-..vws The Senators won back the
forHnv hv Mn.nrpr Frnl fi lover of the Pelicans. Ikllf me " "-
m, . . .. ...11 .,n..i:.,.i '.:, v.
l lie uunsniuir iiiiwmi'.uiiieiii. wcic r cuuaucu nun -:
Babe Ruth Crashes
Out Seventh Homer ;'
ST. IMtHi July 8. (filling
,.Ha) IImIk Hulli iwIhiI out
his M'venlli home run uf Um ara
tou in ilu ililnt liming Weil-ii-mIii)'.
a-amc WmM III
Brown anil Hie Vankm-, when hi
raliil the ball over ilw H-'il
hl.a.li.ri, .coring romha. who Im'l
triple. I.
lint Is waa pitching; dr Hie
llnm hi.
Bantam Title Is At
Stake on Wednesday
tak lb balti" In
man? in lb bop
flaiuttiatlun In hi riU
troubled blui slue hie match
with Flrpo. Kor a full half hour. ,
tha ambitious negro rbatlrd with
newspapermen, whll hundred of,
paaarngera crowded about. ,
11 .. aunt rMMl m-lilla abrtiail. .
and duoa ant Inicud lu "Bui un a New.l Paul WaniT
glove" wlilla In Kurop. A-iked If ,
I he re waa any .Imilflcanc lu lh
fart Ihut he u heading for Kur-1
ope Jut at the lliu IWiupnoy was
returning. Willi twld "don't klil ma "
NEW YOUK, July (I'nited
News) A prnicraai of five bonis.
Athletics Tuesday, by winning! with each match f.uiur.ng a knock-
... L-I .. I. ....... ,K Yl'hl,..! . l . . 1 ..
treatment they received when they played here before, and, Sol in W(dBdw. B, ;f ,be , 1ojnt Jew.
are of the opinion that they c,ould come out better financially Vlrtue of ,he 10 , . victory which iah ral(r building progrum at the
by taking 75 per cent of thj gate receipts here, and paying j Stanley Coveleskie took for lhe velodrome next Wednesday night,
their own expenses to Klamath Falls. j Washington team, the world's charu- phi! Rosenberg, bantamweight
u-i.h th. -eium half over the : : I ptons now stand again two aua one- ,.hanir0. will -ri.lt' hi. frown j
., . ... .. , ,k. tne siaa agatnM ma reiicans. u half games above the Markmen. who
Jlvlul.tn Vnt an hnil rnnsiderine
that the Klamath Fall, team is the'"" f ",- tl;tian. a, Cleveland. ;mch.
only new club in the league this McBr,de ln he ,lrst O"0'" bH The firt game at Cleveland was a j Abe (;ida,clB ,111 meet Bushy ;
year When the club was first or-;'"" ,he tW0 C'Ub'- diSa,al def"' ,CT lhe A,e,la'- Graham In one of th. eight-round,
ganited last spring it had only ! While Dunnl"r ta fifth P' ! who made twice as many errors as prenn,,,,,.,,,,. Botn mcn an noted
nucleus to work with. Since then. ia ,he S K leaue- ,Mm b runs- Piling u tea cor ln ,ne for their hard hit-kg. Thil Kaplan I
gradually, the team has been built ra,ed " aeroB. club. Besides fifth inning, the Indians took the wj , f ,br rlng wh Bo)by arJ
P .Klamath Falls. Dunsmuir is the only first contest 14 to S. The second ' , f a.delphU. in another.'
Bert Arnold and Doc Xoel. who "r"'ru , - j Mike pndee and Johuny Drew and'
rill
I' II It T t A N ll. Jill? I. ,1 Vlilted
of th Heals.
Krunklo llratlll of Keatil and Prank
triM-il of th Ilea ara ruunlng t
ho, Hi- rara fur leakua leailerahlp la
Individual batting. Th lit raw ninn
am taking; turns at leading th Ha-
Ja.-k Keurn. wu. at th pier to g n'r tlpio o.r in n.l
see the Hen-nmirla Mil. bat did m.t 'd.y when on or lb other oa on
Join in tlie ovation to Will.. II a rauipag. Mierr nr Hall lk
dwlared again that ho was allU 'la l-a.llng bonia run Ultlr Willi t
Ja.-k Ih.uiiiiu'v'a "uartner." 1 lo'al of M.
! IMayera
"Iron Mn" McCinnitv ! Wuner. Han Fran
-lvludi' t
Hatlarlea WilwT
Uauuigarm.r, "tgs '
"arry; Karr. iiTU
WlngaM
Kwond gam. T conild1
fhllaunlphla AddlUotU
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ran.; lib la Ba Ad),.
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Bror
Kw York ....
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Ualterlea-junfa 1
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gough;
, i ii s r. liriiini, neaiiie ....
Out Of Baseball After !olk,u,, lta0 rr
30 Years In Pro. Ball iimwer. Han Fran
I High. Cortland ...
1)1 111 VI K. la., Jul) , f4 Jih-
"Iron Man" Mi-iilnnlly, famous
agalust the wallops of Kddle Shea j
like misfit, earlier In the , "' ' Rube Gold.tein and Jo Malone
uable assets to 'u" a"'""'" "e. m al. u. ..- out , pru.rlm.
Booth who wa c?litlv iwue uuearueu ruu. ; irr uatiuK iu iL.isto intr- i utfs-;
iviamaia fins cannoi jeo inio a ; uay. t ua ine uaoe s noaier.
looked
se&soD. are now
the team.
to the team with his timely hitting.l"8 ,or tint Dlace Sun-'which scored Combs also, the Yan-i
days game, .wcnoua ana lreka. aees won to t. ine aeteai tnrewt
the two clubs tied for first place. ! the Browns back into lifth place!
will battle It out at Treka. Klam-;(rom the tie for fourth which they;
atb. Falls, however, can tie for sec- held with Detroit Tuesday. - ' j
ond, and be only one game from The Tigers, however, helped to:
the coveted first position. make the change in standing by l
Mount Shasta and Weed will meet raising their percentage with a pair
at Weed Sunday. The Mt. Shasta ' w'ns over Boston. The first
Pitcher Street, who has been out
of the game for quite some time,
may be in a Pelican uniform Sun
day. Street pitched for Roseburg
July 4 th and won his game. Moh
ler, however, will be started Sunday.
"Lefty pitched a masterful game
against Grants Pass last Sunday,
and if he is right in the Dunsmuir
gama the Pelicans, with their newly
cemented weak spots, should enter
the last half of the season a strong
favorite for league leadership.
But the big drawing card of Sun
day's game will be the new Pelican
shortstop. McNeely. McN'eely Is
about the sweetest infielder that
ever came to Klamath Falls. He Is
fast on his feet, an ambitious ball
player who goes after anything In
his territory, and he usually handles
the hot ones perfectly. He knows
lhe game, and he keeps the whole
Infield "Jaiied" up with his peppy
work. McNeely is a terrific slug
ger, (t least, that's the impression
he made on local fans last Sunday
when he knocked out the only home
run of the game, 'a terrific drive
that cleared the fence by almost 30
feet. '
McN'eely and Red Watts, who will
probably play short, should prove
a wonderful combination. Both of
these playera know the finesse of
the game, and there should be some
flashy teamwork on and about the
keystone bag.
Again, Watts may be placed on
third, and either Bayness or Nor
west at short. Norwest and Bay
ness are two good men who should
be kept in the lineup It possible.
Norwest hasn't been playing up to
standard on the defensive, but b
reliable slugger. On the other
hile Bayness has covered
a masterly fashion ho ha.
failed to make a record for himself
with the stick.
Mathews, Noel and Booth will no
doubt adorn the outfield as usual.
Of the Dunsmuir pitching staff
Wells, Hull and McBrido, It is con
sidered probable that Hull will take
son, Uiuugh they, hare lost all their ' second an s to
other games by mighty close mar
gins, the 5-4 eleven-inning defeat by
Klamath Falls being a good ex
ample. The game at the fair grounds
Sunday will start at 2:15 sharp.
A record crowd is expected.
Is
hand
third in
Jimmy Goodrich To
Fight Title Go In
N. Y. With Chilean
NEW YORK. July 8. -(Ui,ed
J.tws) Jimmy Coodrlch. the Buf
falo lightweight, who won the Am
irican title In his class in the New
York boxing commission's elimina
tion tournament, has been ordered
to New York to complete his train
ing for hi. bout next .Monday night
u oianisiaus Loyaza of Chll
me world's lightweight
ship.. Goodrich cam
iiKntwelght tournament, In which
all prominent l:t3 pounders were
repri si rued except sui Tcrris.
aa kno.kid out Clrlllin
uba In the f.,relKii field, n )s
likely that the winner of the cham
pionship c utest at Qitoeushnro stad
ium w,ll l. matched Terrl.
in tni- wmi-flnal of
Eddie "Cannon Ball" Martin, for
mer worlds bantamweight cham
pion; win meet Irish Johnny Curtln,
of Jersey city.
WILLS SAILS TO
EUROPE FOR REST
ilnnirr major league pltrlier, to
ittty terminated nmr than !IO
)iarw on the diamond when he
rtniuiiiil a. inatinarr of the lu
huiue rluh of the MlnMlmippI
Valley league.
MH.'tniiio, who tia pawi hi.
34 1 h j.-nr, nolil'hbi littrrmia In
lllr rlilb to Juiiu .trmitruiiK. lie
aalil ilifferem-in Viltli . liU part
ner over ni.-tuitgrntrnt and train
luff meiliiMlN wen nfMiiiMibl' fur
ltli n'tlrrmrnf.
Tin 'Iron man" will return to
liU home ut Moliue, III.
j Kerr. Halt !.aka .. .
: Ijiterr. Salt Lake
At new. Han Fran .
I Miller, Oakland .
shea. Sacramento .
, Itobwer, Portland .
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Wright and Handbsr, JJJU ?
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Batter lea Msrtli f
8tryk
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Rube Brettler GeU Bad
Injury Sliding In Home Dauss and Uauier.
Flrnt game
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Salt Uii jin Vrc
I'ortland H"
Palterles I'l.rcey. '
Cook; Ve.ker, Wlnttri10 '
Madora'
8eor w it It
V.rnon 4E14.. B
Oakland M. It. 1
Batteries Kcktrt ,lterrlM .
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UoHton
NEW YORK. July 8 tl'nlted
News) Harry Wills, the negro
club has won but one game this sea-1 Same a shutout, 5 to 0 and the heavyweight, has sailed away for
victory.
American Association
Indianapolis. 7; Kansas City, 0.
Louisville, 3; Milwaukee, C.
Toledo at Minneapolis, rain.
Columbus at St. Paul, rain.
i
r-urope amia nearly a. mucn ac
claim as that received by Jack
Denipsey, the man who has failed to
recognize him professionally.
Wills, accompanied by his wife,
boarded the Berencarla Wednesday
for a six weeks' tour of the rontln
jent. during which time he plans to
IMroll
j Batteries Huffing
.Stone and Uansler.
... I
nd
Bre.sler. leading hitter of the t'la
clonatl Ked., who Tuesday twisted
his left ankle in slide into the
plato heie, toduy was told by
doctor he would be out of the game .
a month. Sror II.
Uresnli-r had planned to remain : Washington , 1
with bis team, but this canned hlnijchlcago
II. K. !
,
IS Oi
Moving
to abandon that plan.
A paper where all th people hsvt
opportunity to exprarta themselves It
they desire that') Th Klamath
News
II.
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llaileries Coveleskie and Ruel;
Faber, ltu!l and Bcbalk. ( rouse.
First "game n.
Philadelphia 3
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Boston
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game postponed, rain. I- jj 4
Chicago at llrooklrs. '
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rain.
Cincinnati
poned, rain.
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