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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1925)
;i 4;? Ml Pane Six Pelicans Expect To Topple Frhh.v. July l. 1!2.' PELICANS MEET LEAGUE LEADERS OREB WINS FAST JlEliESUiM)Ai UIllI ELMKK STKEET ON DECK AND MOIILER IN RESERVE Till? 1 v.. McCloud Out Of Firs? S$ cnr rrrfo VWTtti ttti Trv, PHIL ROSENHEIM 1717 sw; TITLE KY KNOCKOUT OVrtl Rabbit" Maranville, rerently nfteullniea orliii wonder, with "till I Jl P ROUND BOUT If Rabbit" Maranville, rerently nfteullniea naninl of I ho (Miami I uba. suneids In liftlnx Dial outfit friiiu ' aeeiuid division lo a threatening po- C OLUMBUS, Kas., July 23. '" "'" National leaau. rare team. Such veteruua aa Urlffith anil Comalc are vuliiahte turn on any club. Maranville will fit iintili of lb mill. Iiul In iuillun that ran Team For Remainder of Season: Team Is Still A Real mlddl-we !ht Z, .T"' '.' '."'!.. " .""" !' n(lw J,,' ,,... ' I i vti hi Hill ii iiu'h win im juni nuw Contender For S-K League Pennant R;v ,.:;; ,1" ' I "r K""b ur n, w Mr.-MihL.rh do . I ' . if . e'r ,en-round,-Xlr.-.. .., .... club in .h. closing To lliy uy 1( , t k ,K . Kuhl. ....- luiiixui. maya in in KIlllfiT reitlme a ..,.,.., ..... .i...,..i,... ' i . uluivibu:,, Kas., July 23. Pelican Board of Directors Endorse Fred Glover To Pilot lu'td News) Harry Creb,:1 . i r, Ilii Minvii league buya nrni winter Terrific Battle Put Up By Eddie She. Boi lops of Rosenberg Prove Too Much f Rosenberg Lands K. 0. In 4th By We.tbrook P-.L. , - loriuer inaiiamr or I lie Cleveland ninu 9IUt VL1.UUROME N. v . I .... .. . , ... ra wfll last ana in- il rrspuosiuie i.ir me rniTMl ,,., never ol frmu I... I'l,l,,il rLi . ii., , M, tv",,h,r.c.repr i creb won, he i,,!"" i ,.:!:;.: Z. Z ,2 Z . 1 0!:?.. -v,nlhn ,k- r " 1. :v r T :v ,,v "7K" ,u,,u 4,1 w,u i "ie league ; 1 no si-rappy eight rounds, the fint eoing1 Afl,r " in m. n. little outfit has a wonderful opportunity to capture the to Brittin, and the second was l"M- u",k lnl'- " Maran pennar.t with only one obstacle the turbulent Weeds. clawed a draw vm,x c,r''by ha" 1 Things never looked more encouraimiir for the Klamath Tf,;. ... .l ' . . . Irr- Kll"fHr i-Kn n-omtiiK fur m- team than the nrpsent tim.inH ih.t ;,h 1 1 1 . ' . ' wmiw in tvrM , MlVT ,he wrilk e him for 1 hi- lull ho plavnl In liullil init up Hi a... Ilml ...a .),. u... '""V ':nr ' ta,' Sh.a, . nam 1111,1. r Trl Sp-alnr'a li-adnralilp ,,ko Ceorf Hackenschmit en a mJ I . . . .1 I Kbw I a I ... -. !n Big League Leaders at me iair grounds with the Pelicans Sunday afternoon. The dopa is that the Pelicans will go into a tie for first place Sunday, and that dope is about right. Why? Well, for the first timt thpr will ha pitchers of merit that will pepper in fast and cloudy ones i TonnlpH Rv follarer. into the McCIouds. Street promised Manager Glover earl vi ' 1UPPlea "i t-WiarS tnis week that he would be on the job with the Pelicans ouiiuay. oireec win start in the box with Mohler in the ouuieia reaay to take up where Street left off if that is necessary out tne chances ar it won't be n?cessarv. Lai a of good pitching because of the skeleton staff of them has been the "club's one real drawback. , Johnson. now outfielder will be , c me fa:.?. An o. K. came'. from the league president vaster-' RpQVOI" PJIrtf Pnlln . M. 1JUI V-ltiU In liu'D. Hip riit Mil arawin Kprak- ir niunuKi il I he rluli. i".i-viii, 1.1 1 in aim uini, wim ine teauuc lead- cprhninn f ,t, . 1. ... . ...... ...0... - , , Ine McCloud. d, lo riv, h,r, Salurda. lufht (or (. V. ' ' ff t "t , ,T """ H ' h"" a- ""b..! .rM Sk.. ,h. lK!. - day afternoon, permitting the new Pelican to join the flnrk. Doc Nool j , will he unable to play Sunday. . At a aperlal meeting of the board rt directors held last nigV. Fred' Clover, manager of the !-!lrins - waa given the barking nf c'. ri -tors. Cllover, who ha. ilrvmd three and four hours a da- ti e team and the hundred- or d:::!!' that fall 10 a cluli nuaser. .v.ji ' heartily endorsed. Ulo.'tr' a-, Blected his l-alacs t- .' . 31l:e; baseball a success la Etn'; ile ha done this without a c: 1' pay and a lot of abuse by some . 01 me tans. When the Pelica :s turn in a vlctorv he u nan - the back, and when they lose th y in oi o ivncn him. Manmrlps a bush leanue aseball team has Its Pitfalls. an,i Clover Is deserving af no little amount of credit for keep ing the team in the race, despiie many obstacles. " The following res olution was passed by the board of mii cuoro: Resolution WHEREAS. Fred Clover, man ager or the Klamath Falls base ball team, has devoted practically all his spare time to the baseball team -without nalary. managed a team during the 1925 season that was organized in a few days kept the team in the pennant race, and used the best judg- nient backed by the captain of the team, during the season'! games; - .t WHEREAS, the directors of ... .wa.i.uui aiis team of tho Siskiyou-Klamath league are will . Ing to accept any constructive hut not destructive orltlclsm- UK IT RKSOLVED, That Fred Clover has the backing of tho board of directors for the re mainder of the season, so long as he continues to show the un selfish Interest and devotion as well as the best of his ability n managing the club. The team is well on Its way to a pennant, despite the fact that other teams in the league have been organized for years past and the Pelicans had no material to start with Clover has made mistakes. 'as the -manager oJ any haU cm winning or otherwise have done They have been mistakes of the Bead and not of the heart, and were in a time when n, i,,,i ment worked toward defeat rath cr than victory. l,t whk. m, the breaks In baseball dwlde rjeaplte the fact the cluli ha, made a remarkable showing and Is ,uu a 8lrong t.ont(,n(k.r The job of rnanaKer Is a thank less one and Clover deserves tho support of ,he f:,, fl)P , a well as he has, despite lt. cism. Klamath Falls Base'ial Club Directors. O. R. LOREXJ! I'. F. CRAWFORD J- W. M-l)0.ALU B. L. COOK There w.-.s one dissenting vote cast NATIONAL LEAGUE First game . 1 j( ' vnrlt ; ,, Boston . Jl uatlerles ,.,. ull tonne) nml Kilmir. sent when Maranville recov- ieri.il. Louis Freiiuu. vouna third sacker. was obtained from the Curda In a trade. Johnny llrmiks. who hun proved to be a home-run hlttlnic out fielder, was purchased from the jColuiubm A. A. .team at a fumy price and another likely looking yuiit ,ter, Art Jahn, wan drabbeil from beat ace, nil basemen the Amerlruu league hua known. Foul mi. illumed with lark of ability in bundling pltihera ouce he sent them to the box hut no one will question I.ee'a ability to il.v.lon hurlers. c.roel. Sha. I., tk at. l. ... .. " - - ""-inoui th faji 1 seconds, who were somewhat t.A t Ihe floor needed half a minute more to tuS Shea hail been down S tlmea be- 1 lore that. , II .nt tut twlcp In I "" him oa ijI the llilnl . from rlaht ih.i 1 hlni " o bii J 1 .... 1 k ronnl either lima fare. In hla .H1 Ilvlna kiii.nb.rt ..1.. . '""4 . .. . - ' ,---.!. cohbi.1,,1 Sneaker l Ihu ...n i.. .....i. I ki.. ............ i . " ....Hi iiik vmr, pui on nailer .Malta, the hue did mil lab. the anil waa Grandstand To Help1 ..tM.sx.Ma. . W -' V aver ''tor was ri-iriiitei fn (hP ii!niM: , p,,riiiiiule in a iiirifir nmst IniKUe lull game re Tliiirsiliiy, Wl:,- char),.,. lti.u ortlt( llllil bnMinnn sprainiil hi, 1t in A slide M.,,laI,.r )uffy IjpBi(( '1 no one 1., rel.nili ,u jnfielil, IjJihi. luid ,r..il,sl hb, utility s:n'f. Duffy HVunl IVrry (liavex. '"rnier rr.at !,,;,. U1, MWUJ1,,. ' '-"v the KroniLiuml i"l tike r.a in III,. ... IMny was Iwlii fr , lll)nil white lie iIoiiihiI n unifonn. MiW YORK. July eil Neirs) Two of the verj- worsf le-UIlM in ill.. 1... n, . ... . i..i.... .t. ..... .' r.,u.. ,eam in the .Mlihl- aouthnaw from ib. r.., "i 1110 ii'juino Ln.l..M 1 . - niisiain msrsT ria shk.i.i i nt of their t. p position. Thura. ' """' jcloalng week, of the pennant r.ni.;-f mployment .. ,h. hell raughl ' far. In" 'th. .JHf1! .. ioo.uiea. vuleran anil wl.l. l'.iKn, uiii hi. re.t nf ih. n.i.hi..oii,iii 1RV nd nr Ih. ....! i. in.. .1 . ' "a truvrkil curb., ... :.,.:,..,, ,.. I staff i,.n.i...i ... n-.,. 'nrl. Khn 1,,,. , ' . I . 01 rtj .u , .. "I .... ! i,..i.. 1. .... r "'"VI Mr law IM. ... roill molileil together that l.un. -inampiona mlililla wlth'rh.mn k. . . V however. ,0 inje,., into tt 1? - , r. " ' , , . ' -"l-l-ih- r.M., . , ,,y .lugging ,w.y . ,hl" h'" P.n- - harley .-.HI after I." li.v. The Hrnv.-s broke even wilh the (.iniii, n ,l., hill il,... pntilirj; the rir.m-M ag.., 'jtien.,1 j 'he Cards, aad Tom Criffith. veteran ' me Anflmul league. The loutfielder of the lirookn Dodger. 1 miks, home after their most ills, i arinlred, , American rln-uit " m'ery o me why tl,e ( ardl- The ;Lin.., a, Ho,, fee.l ll him to. .lohniiy fooney on the inminil for Conzales Is a good catcher, the Hrnv.s. It,.i,.y pi,,., rr ''! i helping out. ' Man.l.V Brooka the .New Vorkera. Iii.ri.... .1 started with a n..h 11. ti. .... ' ....... ur mi IITO """K iM-miey nnike. giving 1 hlta ami five runs, ending o to 7. the game HOW McCloud Weed Kla ma 1 1, Ka, Vrcka Ounsmair Mt. Shasta THEY STAND W. L. 6 C 5 S 3 3 3 4 4 C 7 Pet. .667 667 ..V1 .332 .2St A' OUR, OFFICE i "ome runs in one week So fur thoi 'rrr ,hal h-wi" n'" J ""8h in "''" I Salt Lake .. Tittcnger. tried out in the big! Hattcrlea Payne how a roiiple of tlm-a before" the srnrr. 8.il.rg; got mm. acema rea.lv -1.. , fetera. in a big leaguo Infield Jahn iu a yoangster-just a brll nam prospect. the! raiiM-il . n... I.- T"' 'hH h ,'iii.ri.. in... ....." ?.'"''" lima ah. J Loundrd. " ""I1? " Ih. hanta Terrine ,.. ?. .a. a." " In the fourth .i ,....u...i,".,h lla ., o.. ; . '. -'"'"a it a. a th.u. nn SCirn t T-i . ..v. it,- i..k .... ....7. 'I'l "! for Shu woi llauuh; i. We". . :m,r.u .: !' ' -..a er "2-" ins,,.,,,. "r.' "". in. eye. gl.., ,0(, wllh .; ,.h . - i" ia iu R. 1 II. la n.iiio ami . "u n nad shown that at.nid iki ,u. h wild ferm-tty In returns. '" Iho fight after 1.0 t-. "7"""' " In th. nrevlo... ...7.-7 IZ. . '."" .we"""'- ! 11. 11 ; II S ly. the refere. dMi -I." '"'''" M Xow. one or , k " " ! 1 " helule.. . .7. '" V?" M . uins; ".iieries (iiainer. PhMim. 1 he wol.hle.1 k,.i, ' . " - "' nia Tlrat ni Pnnunt winnina i.,.m dall ami ur..n . . . ma. m. ring t continued umii . out of . fair ball .,b. The llfe ,h7y J - - .--a... hlrnlf tnt ... , Kabi " " " 'heir playing ability ' ""ul P.. He,..n, away fr, ,,.. ,"..;..!"""' ,n "-" 1. . . in. ni. . 1. ... 1 . ..1 trying to eolWi i,im...w t . : - ant . a ien 1 thereafter. Second game. 1, ,, N-' York ... I .!,' Boston " J" Baiterles- r ' . .. : 'aham. ,ai Score- St. Louis J- " PlllRburgh .. ' : ? Haines n.,,1 OTarreil; Y,ie and Only games played. ; : 11 - . , - 1 rfoot) illP Tri'xv. r- L SniSCIKG UP SILL ' ' : " " " ' ' rr S ' 1 - .llACK Fa .j affSrfria . J . ) GlVF MP A 1 ' I HI5." Ti.nr,.,, I II. E fZeP PttsMiU-rs, to I SiTuck . 0 I.VJ.-.. ' - S . II T.i"" il .j in .... an i n, ' '-"f-