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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1925)
Wednesday, Atif. 5. 10"-'- ' raw at , THE TO MEET WILLS Champion Sayt So Himself And Betide He's Sore At N. Y. Commission YANKS MAKE IT SIX OUT OF SEVEN WINS BY KNOCKING OVER INDIANS Giants Visibly Cracking Under Strain But Pirates In Same Boat; Chance For A Dark Horse In National League Race I May Join Big League Pilots NEW YORK. Auk. 4. (United Pirates advantage; of in deleat 01 in liiant ua; l... m h. Phllllrj Clirrnr M It-i ning and the Giant, ar. In a .lump., h( (hrd c(or. ofi In Same featured by aeven the seajon orer Pittsburgh. 8 to. lot, .'News) The Yankee are now win- LOS ANOEI.ES, AUg. 1. IllDieu w) Jack Dempsey Insists upon flKbtinc Harry Willi, his negro chal lenger. The champion announced double plays, he Cards defeated 4. In Chicago the. Dodgers nil desire to battle the black pan-!(nt ciants, 4 to 2 Tuesday, taking , again to the Cubs. 5 to 2. I ther in a formal statement Issued tntir third victory from the Mc-j Both the Athletics and the Sen-j through his new -secretary." , Craw team in the present series. : ston mere tlclorloua m the Amer-j Dempsey promises to seek the A tne Mme tjme n the Yankee Iran league. Tho Philadelphiana, boat regardless of the action of he . dlm tn xew York Americans' defeated the White Sox, 9 to 3 and. New Tork boxing commission in1,,,,,, (rora Cleveland, 4 to 1. This' Washington beat Detroit. 5 to 2. declaring a "hands off" policy onlmade ,he Yanks' record against the The Brown added another de the champion. i Indians in the present series, three feat to the long list already handed "I still Insist I will fight Harry; , , . out of four games play- to Boston. The 10 to 7 result Wills, and If New York bars the ti They hare won six of their last made the New Englanders total KtALiwJ -- ..r. W Ars we Una n lh tt last sattlni lbs ralitant ba irhjtTT situation txlstlag b -n,, ,,, twern Jack WbW. naywignt Bt araee M champion of ths world lacludlngr.i. mailers boil V v.w York stats n4 Jack Ksarai, h athlete lh man who Isd hlra to lb title? harmony In Iks rJJJ I)miy'a reewnt (atsment (ht Tbl is la iuh w)a I ha will manage his own flghls la. baseball club ostm J world's championship fight, I am MTen contests. (losses for the season come to 73 open to a proposition from any pro- There wert out three games In They hare been able to win only moter In the country, who can In- ,he Nttjonal tbeult Tuesday. The' 29. duce I'addy .Mulilns (Wills' man ager) to alga the match," he avers. "I still hold the same position in my attitude toward the New York boxing commission, notwithstanding any consideration they hare glren to my letters- and telegrams." mm 1 :S, ''V; ; , " V ,1.. ; V;.7 v- DICKY KERR IS BACK VITH SOX DEMPSEY-WILLS FRACAS CINCHED Hornsby Suspended For Talking Back To Umps ih future and simply (It Ksarns ways lriH la 41, lh ahar hi contracl calls fur unlit r of wire (f that coniract runs out. Indlcalea as Irlps lake by th ti,h j ST. LOflS. Aug. 4. Bogers Hornsby, manager of the Cardinals, I was suspended Tuesday Tor three' days, because of his controversy j with Umpire Sweeney In Monday's game. Notice of the suspension! came in a telegram from President v. : y ' 1 '.. .'. ' '.' r-" ' v COAST LEAGUE LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4. ! (United News) Jack Demp sey Will Ilgnt Harry Wills atjucydler of the National league 1 Michigan City, Ind., July 4, 1926. White Sox Expect To Spurt For hif ,iht asa'nst the wi. ajjv ftf . ; negro challenger, Dempsey; With Addition Of Ace wiII receive ?1000,000 from Of 1919 Race Floyd Fitzsimmons, the pro-! ;c:oter. CHICAGO. Aug. 4Dicki Kerr.; After cn a.d conferer)ce the former White Sox pitcher of ... .. . . , , the world's series, of 1319. withhi. advisors and newly xefnsuted n organised iiasci . acquired managers the cham- Tueaday by Commissioner Lnd j. pion decided to take the offer Kerr left the Sox following a dii-.msde to him by Fitzsimmons ference orer the size of his salary. a week ago 1 J McCarthy, whose brillUnt h.'ndling ot the toul.me Sb cMdid.tr. and MeCanh,'. name ha. been ScnlioDcd inwnrKction with these poss.ble changes. Payne, Crandall and Sandberg. ' Batteries Kuns and Read: ker and Baldwin. Only games played. Stry- Ilatteriea Gaston and Kuhr, Boss and Utsrhoff. Score R. H. Salt Lake ( Los Angeles 1 3 Batteries Kalllo and Peters; AMFRTP AM 1 CAiIIIT Philadelphia 14 0 i Balterles Thurston, Crengros j Store ' It. IChlrago S He. Joined a midwest team which. played with the black listed play. u...u A oooster for Kiamatn county Sible. He asked for reinstatement and Klamath Falls and every leglt a vear aro and was nlaced nn nro- Imate Industry therein that'a th .nn , th,. rii f i Klamath News . Seattle With Dickie Kerr added to thei pitching staff of the White Sox, that team bids fair to come np with Washington and Philadelphia, mak ing It a hot three cornered race. The White Sox are pressing bard from third position, with a weak pitching staff their only drawback. Kerr with "Red" Faber I given credit fcr winning the ill-fated 1919 pennant In the American league. The two pitchers bore the brunt or ine wora. 11 was jverr wno won j a world .series game from Cincin nati in spite of efforts of some of his team mates to throw the game. Score R. Sacramento 0 San Francisco Batteries Hughes Pfeffer and Agnew. H. E. 9 4 9 111 and Shea; Score It Cleveland 1 New York 4 Batteries Karr, Myall; and Scbang. E. I II, 7 9 0! Shocker and Crouse: Baumgartner and Coch- 1! much This statement at least verifies th feeling that all la not congenial be tween the champ and. Karns. . This friction ha been denied repeatedly, especially by Kearas. tlemrr'a move) la signing with Tex BUkard for two flghlB-r-d, and oppnnenla ytt to bo aamad would Indicate that II wasn't Kearas' belief the champloa would never r entrr lh ring that canned Kearas to seek a new meal ticket la Mickey Walker. The rumor that pempsey's Buro nean trip a flop financially does not furnish an sxplanalloa tor hi alleged change of bearU I don't bellevsj (bat Pempaey over Intended to leave th ring gam flat. Both he and Kearn war all to the fact that the raising of such a rumor would draw considerable pub licity. And both ars awak to lh value of keeping a champion befor the public eye. Whether or not Pempaey ran go through with hi plan lo managt hla own affalra and simply pay Kearna hla split until their agreement ex plre. remain to bs seen. Kearn will atand upon hla rights. Ha. no doubt will be allvs to the loaa of Dixon; 1 preallg such a proceeding' would Icost blm. II. E. Hut the men havs severed their 1 1 Demon any Pythla relation. And 14 0"" brk cam when th rumors . first cropped out. Which was co incident with Dempsey'a engagement. I Now, what the break was about la jtb next question lo be cleared up. ajuslly. frlrtto ' of th club has kns uyj a 1. .k I halve and Inaoceit tm hav mad. Vh of tola k " ladle, but I do naif jjjl nfrlrUU r - . ." - sl) h wlshd (hat th haisU had Uea left bsblat j blew Into InataassoUi J an hlbltlon t. who huld lb somi J in r1" rooi is aM pollt and anloadsd tit enlranrs that thsy alii: crowd of fu. This M'jJ ver, led Ibsai past a. kvJ 1 m wv invves sat 1 mat anv promptly umi u la lbs mlddl of th m announced ihst hw kuJ not play, for itk t bit took th official u calm her. 1 NATIONAL if Score J Nw York ...( 81. Louis , Batteries Deal ui fan dell and O Tsrr.IL The American Olympic commute S"ore" "' E !baa received the auggedlon from Detroit t 4 ' some of the managers and coachea Washington t 11 liDf the delegation that represented Batteries Whilehlll and Wood-th United Stale In Ihe Parla game all: Zarhary and Severeld. last ysar that hereafter wlveo of coo- Sco re-Brooklyn Chicago . .( Batteries Oikort at Alexander and Ckurrf, Score , l PhlladelphU ' ' .ii Pittsburgh ,l Batteries MlttkiO ml Spencer: Morrlsoa, ttatt. ton and Smith. Only game playvi . A circulation cover ' Klamath relbj a4 t. Klamath ibf ta t Sid Terns Shows Great Offensive CONEY ISLAND STADIUM, NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (United News) Sid Terrls of the East Side, one of the leading contenders for the lightweight crown, won a 12 round decision over Basil Galiano, of New Orleans, here Tuesday night. Terrls' speed and leaping attack were too much for the southerner and he won every round by a wide margin. The first five rounds found Ter-1 ris scoring with frequent rights to' the face, with hardly a return from Galiano. K. 0. FROM TINY LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4. (United News) George Godfrey, npgro heavyweight, scored a technical knockout ovor "Tiny" Herman at tho Vernon coliseum here Tuesday night In the third round of tholr scheduled ten-round bout. Herman was floored in the second round and four times In the third before the referee called of th fight. The negro battler was booed l;y the crowd for pushing and holding. Thirty-four clim.hes wero counted before tho fight ended A booster for Klamath coun'y and Klamath Falls and every legit imate Industry therein that's the Klamath News. HOW THEY HT.iXI) Teams v. 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