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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1925)
TiifmlMV. AiigUft 4. cwTOuTVictory By Terrific 9th PIKAltS hUKUt AHEAD THROUGH ii PELICANS GAME TO LAST, DESPITE UM BIG LEAD HUNG UP. BY MT. SHASTA! fRflMpO Imiirniiiiin inimo i Walt Johnson Turns In Win, Celebrating: Debut Into Baseball Inning , mft McCLOUI) FAILS WSTOP STKEAK LEAGUE-LEADING Arnold And Bayness Get Homers, Arnold'. Long Wal lop Driving In Winning Run.; Lefty Mohler Pitcher Creditable Came But Give. Way To Street In 7th; Pel ican. In Striking Distance Of Top I.UiU DIlrtDUIllU j Vemil imu uascu-. "pl Anthony Hold. McCIoud To Five Scatter, 1 YREKAN OUTFIT; .r-rsr BEATING PHILS: :s inLlinil UUUIl! tabmilrhiK Ho naturally , , , ., , ,; ... ; ,', Hull Pitches Brilliaptly For Dunsmuir; Jone. Now ! 1 I In S-K League I Smothered under an 8 to 5 lead, with Mt. Shasta on the . ... long end of the ..ore. the Pelican, with a batting KX W ; rally in the ninth frame, seored five runs and with it a 10 to 8 ' Jliua d iu doWD.,a. jur-j victory Sunday, down at the foothills of Shasta. J tie spirit ,, ,ht. 0,iur by losing ' that has characterized the Klamath Falls club throughout the ;nunsniutr here Sunday u to 2. The j season that of "never say die" was put to the acid test in .lippi,,, Yreka team l one of r. j i I hinwM'lf Into dramatic aims""'"" Ills iiiory on tho world wcb-a wa a ilirlllrr aiol br In a new cul". ,hr "" nhirury of liU Hull yrnr bill IraKur pltthrr Ih iMralwl Hrtroit, thr same trum hr !"'' t-d hi drbut loam ainl"t, I "- NKW YORK. Aug. 3 I'nltfd Nrwal Th front runner In both the Nallunal ami American league 1,-apcd upward and onward Monday, while the bi-ii rnsuliig Irani drop prd "hack. In the National th Pirate oft and unci pectrdly d oV Bo.' Thr Mu 1 fMt,.j by th Phillies lhl arason. that clorious inning, and the Pelicans won the game that put Itmgedie. of the league, starting them undisputed position next to the league-leading Weeds j . . whirlwind and kept them within the striKing enhance o u b . phye ,nJ ,lnce ,., time the onc, of tying that well-nigh mvincioie team 01 siuK8uiB u..u nawr dllb ha oen .haltered. ing fools. i In an rffort to rone bark, and , by thr Tiger, but thr ' wan not markM again John, noil. T Cobb wa an uiixrtnnt factor In thr VtOT Tlrtory ami Johnium tumnl thr-; lablra In nlrr atylo Kumlay by holding; Tyrntr lilHraa In three ' times at bat. ' Before that memorable ninth, the ball game wasn't worth 'faLinr on. of the tounhet "! IJ.lfrtv Wnlk'Pr To ... . it . r.l.- ,.;..it wura ih. v..r .1 Klam.lh Kmlla. Belt t i'lltlVvJ ItOIHCl ckel insoiar as me rem.au uiwun ..v., . , nn a mc concerned. That Mount Shasta club doesn't belong In the cellar. They are 'Sunday. Yrekans will take pick of' ' ' -' ih beat players of the disorranlted went. The ball game went away Hornbrook anitregation In an effort Mathews acored to make asemblance of a team. niH'AflO, Walker, th assiTtrd themn'lvrs atulnt Art FleU'ber'a aondaarrlpla and quelled . iihem twlre In our attrrniwn. both 'times by the arore of 1 to 1. Inas much as the fllants muffed another 'game In St. Louts. 7 to (. the Uiknti wcund up one and a half gamea abaft the Pirjllrul stern. I In the Amerlian the Athletics 1 be.il tbe White Sol. 1 o 3. while the Tlgrrs were beating the Sena tors iby the same score. This com bination of etenis ripandrd the (Special To Th News) M. t l.OUD. Calif.. Aoir. 3. The only tei , utltbiit n.urtiiii to lirrak nil thn Innw . "iiii 01 t01uf,' tories of the Blrong Weed team, failed miaerally h i the filial -core being Weed 12.' McCIoud i, -fa never had a chance from beginning to end. , The Weed team InVnded McCIoud with a mi J iof nix men, ready to umo nil of them if nciwary i I,.... u.a nuiUI "Murk" Antlinnv k.l.l ,L. V lending Mct'loudn to five lono hitn. Mrtten who Ju,t ,.1 d bU rleiM tt0 Q t. n.-. ""a. .......... .Firs iBBIan Cloud. M.tt.a plitk game agalast tk, Weed tram, but th Ak field failed to Hr ki. A total of Bla errors J Girl Swimmer To Make Channel Try Tomorrow CAI'K UR17. NKZ( France. Aug. I. U'nited Nwal Clertruda Ederle. rhe American awlmmer, again has .v.. . i. kH,from the Shastas. .T. . " .V. .Jl .. and Bert crossed home plate just In : Dunsmuir cinched the game In , . ,,nr the ". to the Pelli "; early Inning. Sunday and never;,, rh,ro cans. 1-0 and the second 5-4 In 11 fSurcn a'ruiH ,ne '' " , I- ' " " , ' 1 Billy Wells, the K.gllsh welter C1.nu wh, lbrf k , rti innings, the Shasta, made Sunday's i '" left field fence. O'BrienUeam was declared by Yrek. off.ci-l CMngo Vmit, ,nd ; Br. , l0 (i.rry Hrrrmann's Miss fdrrle had make the attempt Ang,,.,,. - Mickey Alhlel,C lead to two full '"'"'l . , 7'',- "7" S .orM: welterweight , ,. National leagu.l ,h "" "" '"r. f ." Hu4n . 'J atrn. Into th. ring !lltl.,l01l ,'. Ked. lost a chance, " ""' '.i be . !, o Friday sod meet. to Und wllh(n arlT,Bg distance of ro"u , v ", . J . ZZi Ur,,! to Pltal but O'Kourke. th riaabr gam. no exception to the rule .!" ou " Boo,h ,anned- Bu,jf,s to b ,he b''1 in ,h nd I look' hi. first workont. W.lker ulwehr . mM to.ck ,Jw ha. deeded that ah. not(.r played . ta, ..,;, J " r U. Jlm aW - ilnaa ntnrnvarl ear Iiw vaaV TKaaV . . . . ' . Vlak.l aa ait at a I sa fl as( eiina.. I the season a he to the la&t out. . Southpaw I)ur , Two southpawn were nhiii hitttlple dfrty work was done. I t Shastas Smot herel improved week by week. Th.y areju m Mw.M he .. HtaBii fl1 (n h(n po ! .y Hefnr. W.d...da.y. .sure to land In the first division. hMH Irafntnr nt his 'Summit. N. J..'ri. n...n .1,. r m ? ,u .Uc uu .ucU..u( - camp for several week aad U fit' al a 1 ta t Tn a . thsv rarl nnlfblv kHlae want narf if Iha mill tt I I " . " " ,. . .. .v J.. ial ready to defend hi title. jubilation lor the .econd division against each other-and a pitcher': T ' " " ' v7. V? , . .k r . Mickey I. being achooled by Jack tMra, lh. JubllM ,.., ,he) . ... ... ,k them and the third man rolled outlbut they hit lilm Just the same. Edyl: ... 1.m,jii .,., i . ' . . . ' wore battle It was. until the ninth. The , ' Kearns. who develced Jack Uernp- phinira being the only lc-er In the J ,.,., ner after ruontr t also clouted th ball Mil 10-8 score does not tell the tale. Error helped to run tip tbe co'in' for both teams. Every btic wu worked on by both Co iledsr end Mohler, and let it be said ricaf ;.-;. I that they both worked like vctor ans. Cooledge staked bid al! is speed; Mohler relied on cip-wiv.i-v and the corners. The Pelicans started their scor ing in the second Inning, scoring three' runs on 2 hits, errors by the Shastas helping the Pelicans along. :o the infield The score: K. F NorTcst ss 5 Wai-.s ;b S sey. Kearns is following the same ower miner.' ; Maliiews If ..... Arnold lb ..... O'Brien cf-c .. Booth rf . xJayncas :tb . Demitt c' , Mohler p-cf 4 Street p 1 AB R H 1 1 0 0 1 0 ? i 0 0 1 2 2 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 PO A 1 3 2 3 2 .1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 weight king. In their half of the second, how ever, the Shastas came back and' duplicated scoring three runs on: two hits and a free pass by Mohler. Pelican in Arrears Totals 39 10 10 27 10 Shasta H Brooks sa . Lee cf Things didn't remain evenly bal anced until tbe ninth, when the Pelican overwhelmed the Shastas. I ! Deveny 2b Larkln rf .. In tbe third the Shastas slipped across two runs, in the fourth tbey added another, and In the fifth yet Palmer lb I L Brooks 3b .... Davenport If .... AB R II .510 .621 . 2 1 . 2 1 0 l'O A 1 3 finished for Yreka. Hull pitching i I for Dunsmnlr held the Yrekans to E,S ihits and 2 segregated runs. Coon 1 and Welch, of Dunsmuir both got Oome runs. Jones is slated to pitch 0 against Klamath Falls next Sunday. It That team pounded him hard In an 1 1 exhibition game against Grants Pass 0 , last month. 2 The score: 0 Dunsmuir 11 12 3 o! Yreka 2 6 4 vi jones, cur ana uinxins: muii anu i : Pitt. i Mr. Wheat and all the other artists of the glorified bunt In the national 3 innings: by Colledge: 9 in i lenirue can rend this nnd weeo. , Chicago Bye, Bye, Homers; Cubs' Park Altered d'"d b" ,h re .... . . i na mma an r.iJ . to 4. o altogether It was a duy or IM A I If IIM A I I r Al .l IK I r.r"" . . .... . j.i.i "" 1 ,.in m in iitig, j cotiy errors, whir u prov that Ihiy eu l Siskiyou county U lookup! atb Falls. J Itagu thl year, le tin J tide. Score: ' 1 iti-cioua .i Ilttllorle Mettta Hiofc ton: Anthony sad 01k j , K. II. St. .4 I ' 1 14 ft lines of development that were u.edj And now t0 , of( ut ,, nnbM and Taylor; In tho sensational rise of the heavy.'coan o ,he da).., , the i.i,.. ... (;OBi . fhurrv. American league the Yanks whip ped the Indians. 3 to 2. maklogj Sror R. fir game out of nine on the day Boston 1 major league program that wer Cincinnati 1 d thr ltattrrli Cooney and Hclmcr Red May and llargrav. ' ' ' II. T ( CHICAGO, Aug. 3.- It'nited News) Mr. Hornsby and Mr. 'Kelly i Brcwna won one from the Sot. 12 to 4. ' AMERICAN LEAGUE Marten c Colledge 1 3 0 11 0 1 9 1 Flint game Philadelphia Pittsburgh Itutterles Carlson n. it. r. i t 3 1 and tlrnllne; Totals I Runs: j.Mt. Shasta ! K. F Hits: .... 032 111 OoO .... 030 100 015- 10 IN OUR OFFICE i . another. Meanwhile, the Pelicans' only demonstration on the offensive was a home run over the fence by I Mr. 'Bayness. Incidentally it was Bayness' first homer of the season. The kid has his batting eye, as evinced hv thn thrpp Itlra ho wnt during the game. But Colledge was! shast' 021 120 000 6 twirling a remarkable game. He , P 020 100 12410. fanned nine Pelicans thafa a )o,l Summary Two-base hit: Mohler, more than any record hung up byl ree"bse hit: Norwest. Home other league pitchers against thelruns: Bavnes8. Arnold. Sacrifice Klamath team. i hll": O'Brien. Struck out: Mohler Retires By Mohler 9 in 6 Innings; By Street Mohler gave way In the last ofi ' 7th to Elmer Street, Mohler going' Into centerfield and O'Brien replac-j lng Mickey Demitt, who received a painful elbow injury necessitating! his retirement. But Mohler had! been pitching a good game. Hisi support was far from what it should! have been. He kept his hits well' scattered, and had struck out nine I men in six innings. Street, who hurled the last three Innings, was Invincible. The Malln' boy didn't give a semblance of a; hit, and the only two men to get on, ana tbey didn't get past the first sack, did it on a base on balls and an error respectively. The Glorious Ninth As aforesaid, the situation was anything but encouraging in the first ) of the ninth But if there was ai lump in the boys' throats, Freddie Glover soon quashed it by Instilling the "can't he beat" spirit into his' buddies. And this was the result: ' Mohler socked out a slashing two-i 0 in 9 innings. Base on balls: Off Moh ler 4 in C Innings: Street 1 in 3 In nings: Coohdge 3 In 9 innings. Hits off Mohler: C in 6 innings; off Street: 0 in 3 Innings. Doublu plays Palmer to Brooks; II. Brooks to Deveny to Palmer. Hit by pitcher: 1 1 Mohler (one.) Passed ball: Demitt. lwild pitobei: Mohler. Oolledge. Winning pitcher: Street. Time of 35 8 6 27 14 7 : game 2:10. Attendance 375. Score Clovvlad - R. II. F-, 17 0 New York 3 11 1 Ilatlnrln Hut key and Myall; Joaes and llengougb. Their favorite home run field, the! Cubs' park. Is to be altered until n home run will mean something. President William Vecck ht the Cubs announced Monday, that the work of removing a portion -of tho left field bleachers would start Tuesday. When the work la completed the distance from the home plate to the wall along the left foul line will be .170 feet, be ald. It ! now' 319. Score R Until the work Is finished, ground rhirsm . 1 Score St. Louis Boston Bstterie (Hard. II. II. ..:..12 17 4 S Vangllder K. 1 i and niton; Ehmke and Stokes. HOW THEY STAND Teams W. U Pet. Weed g 3 .727 Klamath Falls 7 4 .636 McCIoud 6 5 .545 Dunsmuir 5 6 .454 Yreka 5 6 .454 Mt. Shasta 2 9 .182 II. 10 s rules will be established and a hit Into the left bleachers will be ex changeable for two base only. The announcement came within innings, a few hour after three members of the Brooklyn Dodgers pasted home Score R run clouts Into the left field bleach- Detroit 3 8 ers. All the Cub player rejoiced 'Washington Z 8 over announcement of tho change Batteries Holloway and Bassler except Gabby Ilartnett. Icoveleskle and Ruel. Yde, Adam and flnoch. Second game It. II. K. Philadelphia' 2.0 Pittsburgh 3 tl 0 Haltorle- Couch and Wilson; Al drldge and Smith. II Inning. flmrr H. 41 H New Yor II. 2 HI. Loul : 7 12 Ratteriea Greenfield, Scott and Gowdy, Hartley; Haines and O'Far-rell. Philadelphia Batterlrs-Faber. Connally end KLAMATH PUREBREDS Hcnatx; itommell and uoenrane. 13 H. E. 8 1 0 WIN HIGH LAURELS Comparative compilation for dairy rereivea irom u. a. u. at in county uuu"' r i agent', office yesterday. For lh."d !C,, J'iSlS. j . , . . . mail iBuurj uvw i month of July Klamath county show- Klamath New. 1 ed two purebred kn-k Claud Bradley wlta x D. A. MrTomb wAk kW avraged fl lb, aai: lb, bnltrrfat, and IMi with 14.71 lb, bsttntef ly. Clyde Bradley WIT grau br4 of lh na averaged 10 lbs. Bat lb, bulterfat per e Comb bad the partett; Roslt. ' who produce! month 71. lb, milk, ex lb, fut. and C. W. UK slrln. Dili, was hlkr th county, producing Jlfck coni.lnlng 11 Ibak aom of then Tout mi in thl community. ui ii room for raising tai age before w cai M our own wllh TilU.wH, or Colombia countlei &tE , I tiON'T KNOW VNH VIE CsONNIV OO.TWS V?ECEPTiCN OFFICE lSO 5MP.1.U THERE MXE N'TCKMB EKOVJOH POR. PEOPLE TO SIT DOWN, LSI I V LJVHN. 1 LL" r" JUST A rAINOTO V I'LL PlY. THE ?ON6RPr -j 'WHEN THE CHAIRS I til I lif vi a vitw riVU VI 0 4 UW -JW1 PLW THE:Sla.rJ. , AND THtM LL Ml 7 ft J . , . fy-n 1 " 'i. ' !!. bagger to the centerfield ff.nre, the ball missing going over the fence j by inches. Street, second man up.' reached out after a wide one and! smacked a Texas leaguer for a clean! hit, Mohler scoring. The score wits, 8-6, with none out. Colledge was weakening. Only an Iron man, and! few of them, could weather nine In nings, pitching at that pace. Nor west cracked out a thrce-liuggor that tho fielders couldn't handle, and in Street enma with the 7th tally. Watts wont out, atttmpting to sac rifice. Mathews brought Norwest in for thu tying run. on a fielder', choice. The Pelicans were breathing easier with tho score tied, one down and Bert Arnold, the old reliable, stalking to the plate. The Shasta battery had Bert's number, nnd evi dently wanted to walk him, like they had several time in earlier innings. Bert stood wultlng there for one to BILLY'S UNCLE 1 " 1 ' 11 '1 N-v ''''' como into the grove. It came. It
