The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, July 28, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six Tuesday. Pelicans Play Brilliant Ball And VKb in ih ih Moh LOCALS UP ON THEIR TOES EVERY MINUTE PUTTING UP FINEST BRAND OF BALL EVER SEEN ON LOCAL LOT . -v ii f it i ......-... rttulil win m. iH-ttnaui Mcwuiuan oar. net - : mhlll dar u..ur Not the Bum the Mrs. ' Bt wm4 to b lark c i.uh,.; will w far P;.iMl U;m T .d.I that ftann't KrrU'i fault wMi.a a tun w - I 1 -i-a . ii. .11...-. h vm raiituivd . I Dfl tin - - - - .McQuillan, the C.laobT pltcher.hU .luff at flrt. The k'd has 'vk., wif. called him a brute, a future if he lt 111 adtic of the . . haiitual drunkard and an pnfeeling really wl one.. 4 I ! , 'iwt. went to euurt Monday to tell rl,. ct-..t ir;L Out 1? While Team Mates Cinch ,..., ,., n,-, owrimi.in j. "Sunny v:...-. I- r.,l Innma. Rv Hard Cloutine And Fine gr.-tiy egrerat.d. He .aid h,m j .---.- -- -- " wat,,, , ,,, Mr,. MoJUlan-. Exhibition Of Bae Running; Pelicant Only Une Came ilvt ljon fur , par,tlon writ and . tun alimony trder so Jusltcfc Crop-iey inl.nat-d (be hearing until Friday. serin, with McCloud. llun.inulr and Mt. Hha.ta. now halnf lakea two of th Ihre season', game, from rhan irmm: Wml d Yreka, on Mohler was a. hi. to gel 'be ,h'r """ l"' nl"1""1 ,h ll did with .me out l eiic.u. i.oe. THE KUVUTHir' Topple League Leari r'xhX-WK CLIMBS TO TOP. OFLE? r.-r;. " BY SMOTHERING YBEKAvd 'Hi 1 ' Anthony And Oeschger Give Yrekant But Fqi Hti While Team Mates Put Game O-, u?.' - avaw ! ft ingi; Dummulr Beats Mt. Shasta 13-4 Pelican Squawks Behind Weed For League Honors The McCloud baseball machine, which had up until Sun day been at the top of the porcentage column from the first game of the season, was dumped over for the second time by the Pelicans Sunday, when E'.mer Street pitched his team mates to a brilliant victory. Blot out the last two innings and it would have been a shutout, and a mean one. rr-i , , . 1 1 t 1- .' 1 . I I. . . . L . 1 1 t . U . ine locals put. up me uesi e.Miiuiuuii ui utiacuau ui iuc waver. season Sunday. Not 'an error was chalked up, not one case duubi play, and wa right of the usual bad base-running malady, and in addition, the same every minnte. boys worked some brijliant fast plays. They were on their toes every minute and took advantage of every opportunity. SfcOttre DONE BROWN j ucw:5a tmmmmamimhi souHaw r. baowNSaaaaas SMS 1 01wnuht 0f the utrong Weed machine tu.1,.- 'r night now Ih. ramiiiin. the uniull 1'iid of n U to 2 coro. Weed, layinJ ih. tup of the heap had UJUj xniushiim out a iicore of hits In the J) Ton much tanaot be aU f hH rluD 1,111 ,hotD of Slnnfy Wkie. veter- nlonit nr Ih. top of the heap n.u miuh,g out a wore or hit In httJ an .ui.ba.1 pi.cher, wt.h . w- "'r"Mf '" l J9""' merely played with the Vrekans the remainder ,M ., hL Ve.r 'h p'" "' '""V' ' , . ,,r BJ ' Krfy Weed. hi. ul J ul'inftton Senatam IhU year. amount above for a dietician for ... .. WigJ x E.ch ,aiv-din batch of pitching ,uu. Itutn. , up 'k'ht errors, which were disastrous. Anthony, who atarted for Weed.i "Ked" Watla played a wondc.rf fame Suudy. lle aoivpteo Kactt u i . -a ih., wr all tuny ' . . , . I, - kin. I I... n r- recoraa tor me campaign (,ucn t niove wuuiu -r.. -, . one., without the ambiance of a ,, . ffior dlslln,llv ,,. of Mll Dlo . the h( do. p,ddler. at , P' hed o..d ball. II. ol In Ud ll ..T J He took part In m pretty1 nr .. v.r .w c. t,A. kunn.t inh ami in lh ' furth Innlnia, however, with nu' mad. a flihil.. on and a homer by Ih Yr-iUUr ln1n. to ife. In all fairness to the' MrClonds 1 -Mickey" Demltt. with a Mcfloud I runner on second and third, tried to the St. I'eterahurc kennel club and ... ... . ... - - i . one i I ami nil ax dud, dt ihc . inn... ninar innn rpnirn nrrv aitu iii-v Vinh 1.,, .mier. fv.velsk.e. up to a . ,h. n..i t.m rear, but It would " "cer. wno repiacea mm. with Iwo-lhlM. few day. ago al least, kad lot but n , .', ,hlng fr the club " "" ' '' , copl.t. We4 ,M J one game thfai aeawn while winning ond Bah, nuin. rorld'. cham- I .ar.-h th man nff third bv DeZKinE a . the team waa badly crippled. Sliger . arrT a XT ipipitp j ,k. .. i-in. w. pl"n- ' . .1 . . rUHUUUAll 1XAUUL , Thi after ten hectic year, or er-; Wallle I'lpp. recovering .lowly lost out by only a fraction of an . r,f. h(, Ws how ,ni f4l.t ht-;from ,h, o((w f being hit on the men. At me Mine uuic ...e who ,lded by , he lively ball, head with a nltched ball recently. given their money's I )( )( ntm - rubtK,r or confirm, the .tatement of other (whatever you will. player, who have .ufferrd similar " " ' Thl. wlih a hall that Is UD-1 in li.rl.. th.i posed to shorten pitchr career. ' "meimerited1 snap hi arm out and ruin his ef and Heryford. the two reliables on the staff, were out of the game on account of 'injuries. Farley, who bnrled good ball for the McClouds, might have registered a victory but for his miserable support. The grand total of 10 errors made by ilcCloud were all made at. critical times. SlcClood Cracking The McClouds are simply crack ing nnder the strain. They aren't the team they were during the first half of the season. Another team that is cracking Is Treks. In fact, as the season simmers down to l'n tell-tale days, Klamath Falls und Weed seem to be the tvb who will have to battle for firt hoior-. ' Getting back to the gan;o. Ii ur i a clean-cut victory. Street, a: ur.: wss in line ittie. iu in- f rt : ir innings only nine men far. d u'. .... The third was his best inuing. He' Score R. H Boston ' 1 ' 1 1 were being Philadelphia i 0 worth. Batteries Wingfield. Fuhr and Bischoff: Quina and Cochrane. Only game scheduled. j "Frenchy" Bayness I. getting a i lot of publicity about what a w hale game he played on the third; NATIONAL LEAGUE .of bac. At that. "Frenchy" fielded 1400. No balls came his way. incidentally. fectireness the spltball. Covey hs been pitching just IS yean. He started out wlih the famous Shamokin. Fa. team. He um- loom aa ilia at,.,.. - Yrek.n. went to Ih. gam. arm-jla leading Ih. laaiu, J ni.M nil . hiiimvi; u.uai. , r .11. a01 Ifct'llMd needed when Weed Invade, on of hind, and lied for M .U- I - ... ..I 1 Ti. - A -.. ... iui. . ..! ih iu uiiuii, turn ui mooi. VMa4 DU( gMJ I rllhnul raauallla kiiw... tr.ll. ... . t . m, BBtstl, ml .idii u" iu in saci inai in .( . ireaa Weeds wero never Ihr.alan.d wllbj The Yf.t. y,,. urirai. I au O'Kourke. th. Weed catcher, play- Yreka ed a beautiful gam. i Weed At liuOMiiiilr. th Sba.laa went; UatterleiRrfr u. But the kid fa time he lost early in the season. when it was rumored he couldn't ' Harrv- wuthpaw pitcher, was mak- , Score , R. H. E. Boston .".... 5 ' 1J 0 Pittsburgh S II 1 Batteries R. Smith, Graham and Gib.on: Kremer. Morrison and hit a hot dor behind a balloon- The in :'t it i : ii.,. Ii in !. .... Ii n whttn Ul.hl.v . mM i. . his tnree games tne tnira-sacKer r - ---- ' "V " ";!eral direction of their head, without has ;nas nit around .700. ...... .i...n., .... ... E.j j Frank, followed the game for years. 1 1 It was Doc Noel's bir dav al hat. I . . they were completely by the falal ball and were powerless. t V...., Ik. ki.11 rhl.-h an. '.nil. log.- wa. going to hit me. but , ''" '" r . H lo -or. klna: Anthony. I couldn't do a thing.' .The odd thing I. that all player. 1 name fog himself in the big snoots mat are coming in ine gen- aouthpaw Iwlrl.r and former Tiger.' moved from Io. Angele rirt game R. ft. Louis 2 Cincinnati 4 1 I.alicries Rhem, Reinbardt and base hits in fire trips. ,OTar;elI; Benton and Hargrave. three bases, too. that frame. 'Elmer, who Second game R. H. F. St. Louis 0 6 G . , Cincinnati 3 uaa not even an-: . ,, , , . . 1 nroached the s.rlkenn. rrH. k. I neinnarut ana was roses. nn hv Mobl rnn.H ,a c ,S,n",,,: S" M Wi"S day. Up until the 8th he allowed ! but four hits ! Fierce Rally Checked ' On the other hand, the Pelicans started walloping from the very first. Doc Noel and Frenchy Bay ness got in good licks nearly every, trip to the plate. , The storm clouds blackened for the Pelicans in the 8th inning, bat not to threatening proportions. Street, who had worked hard, was virtually worn ont. Two home runs and a slashing two-hap..- nm.H the McClouds their first runs of the game. Bat there was plenty of mar gin by the 12 to 8 score, and the Klamath rooters felt safe and secure. But the big guns boomed In the 9th. The first five" men up hit safely and five runs were chalked up before the fans could fancy it. That was Just the thrill needed to jaiz up the game. Mohler relieved Street with one down, and the game enaea when Bert Arnold made sensational catch of a foul ball. The score: JicCloud AB Correa, lb-cf .... 3 J. Wetzel. If .... 5 Winters, cf-c .... 3 Hammack, ss .... 5 Burton, c-lb .... 4 Dyer, 2b Baird, 3b 4 Farley, p 4 R. Wetzel, rf ... 4 ay. I'lpp. who, ball he must b controlled by aom.i Which ml. hi a.. ...... came naturally by his ba-ball abll-i , ... iuc. i.onnl. uu aj ...u. up .or - - ooUl a monin. ... , . f n In the e.son..r- "Pe.a. " omer oro.ner. ;- - ----- -. e,, W. not. that 'Red" Oldham. i "Jn" 01 ( season Mnwtloi, lay Sam Gray, Eddie W or two nlhara Ii I. I Injury. It must be. however, that Dr. Molnea. Tr. that tk. Tims' . . jwoeo , aii lan. airecuy mio me: whlch ,w, ,houlJ iutttn, lh airing on "Red." ttn J 8 1 The new daddy whaled out fouri oln,l J nuppert. owner of,"ne ' '"" between the batter. Washington bawball club mora than , Connl would ban kl the blas'ed tanks, announces that ees ami ine nanu 01 tne pncner the ,ny u,,lrr org,n,t0n. Oldham ) II h Ty Cobb. AadlJ he will spend liSO.Oiu for desirable batter U bewildered and loir, all p, w,r, m,:,, wi,h ,troU tllpiii 11; M,; minor league players this fall and enso of diaUnc. The onrush of m, becauiw of hi. ability lo elopti aeea a faint csimiJ Public sentiment, hove fl.-kle ihrni winter In the hone" of .in-ni.ili. nlnr the ball then become, much the .k. u...ki . ..... . 1. ..Jih. 1.....1 a,.. . I - -- " -" j j .... i- .-iim.iiiu i.aiM ur.. in 1 1 a r .... aaj an: 11 was over-rip tomatoes two'tne .ew vorg ball eluu. Thai's the a "o approacning glare or n irrk. Every time 'lied" to.aed ; hlmMlf, i:weeKs ago for Glover. Sunday It only way It can be irtrenrihencd hv locomotive headlight. m. , ...... ,k. k.. Not flowers for the dead. I the injection of new and young play- If tho player realizes at all that Ho ' field th. radial i..m .in,,,l. though, for Kred was alive. Any ing material. However. Runnert't , he had time In which lo eac.n. ihai .inri.arf n 11. ..... .nt And he stole A elroulatloa eonr Klamath Falla ui i, KiamaiB that' th. ft . . . p- r r ' f.' s I :. , , . f; ' k chu Lib) rHKUS:t91) ( POTTLE thl "THt". tab VtkS lil'G.fc.r, tlfe CCevf -r VN0OUtH'-t o Ji. -'Hir-eD -this SADt gp NaHgrVvtg Vimted n twice om j Ah m N IT O 5- THE fcOTTOMsfi 1 . ) : J ti.t:iKr.nDRIlJ.- Z : : a "2 7P r Jp - by JACK FABR J o2 t 2 I I (VOV; WHATJ LIGhT FCloH w(1,rPc CLE ?oV 111 AURCRA 6OCEAL.5 V Hy S-OM - f I HONfTMS- OP pAy ? ( TO HAVE A 3C0 OF I I I I I ' j AHV siy 'MOMTHS-.-r V NGht: watchman f -v--. . V Niknr y. , up THERE ' 27 10 0 i ! ZZ II , n hyvuvK '' ""V CZ 3-7 II'-.'. . YtSIO 1 12 4 I TcVf.Mv.tT ) X I TCXl Mere nv. I f -.'A'V"?" WS 1 Totals 37 g 12 24 K. F Norwest, s Watts, 2b 5 Mathews, rf 4 Arnold, lb 4 Street, p 3 Booth, rf s Noel, cf B Bayness, 3b S Demltt, e 4 Mohler, p 0 Totals 40 12 13 Hits: K- F. .: 231 312 Olx- McCloud ()00 021 135- Ituns: K- f' 022 20 OOx 12 McCloud 1100 000 035 8 Summary Two-hase hits: Ar nold, Booth. IJayness 2. Farley, Win ters. Three-base ti it - ii:..nma,.ir Home runs: Winters, Ilurlon. Sac-1 rlfire l.lls Malhews. Norwest. Kirn. k our: iiy street, 12: Mohler 0: Farley I . llaKe nn balls: Off Street 4; Mohler 1 : Farley 4. Hits off Street: " in 5 1-3; Monicir 0 In 2-3. I.nft on base: K. F. 10; McCloud Stolen bases: Noel, 3; Demltt, Far ley. orrea. unubla play: Norwest to watts to Arnold. Wild Farley. " ....... ' . ..v