The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, August 09, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPare Six Sunday., 1025. Pelicans Battle PELICANS EXPECTED TO MAINTAIN j COAST LEAGUE , FAST PACE SET IN LAST 3 GAMES Yreka Mvsterv Team At Fair Grounds Xmerican league: nationailleague Aug. three Si while Za.'hary , i . i Ditching niu-oui nan. - Score - POUTl.AN''. Aur. 8. Winched WASIIl.Nl.TON. Senators pounded pitchers today. '- The' CINCINNATI. Aug I A double ...... I.. ... nd third by Mer v 1- ol o double header here gave the ;iiB.-.r two wine Saturday over the Street' Arm In Wonderful Condition While Pelican vnoB Tlter. The first game went si ; 'oul" 'sit to one. and the second six to i a.hmgton v.. T- H... lie. 'Sr.lie.ur Kimr" Jonef four. i HattrrlM Vui iw v r First tan. it. u. r- ,ru. and ItH-J, lo ex.pllouall After Johnny Jonri., rani Hlraad. , h, ,, M slow runner.; Orcenflelde leal ufltube Ynrrlaim dad lull A do.i'mt. , ' fanning (ho Hid In fourth; liher Pacific Coast league p,y. ...' , ' .. . . ii. i.r rallrtne .............I .. ... i.i.... . ; . a. KllPjr I ..-.-.i ill 1'im urn.- - -)rn. ru" n-"- wa.iurwi.ai.1 llg. llalvjaaa th td on three pitched lH aroa by lht big leagues, proved 'three ..J. couple Tin Sluggers are Record With A Score Of Hit. Vernon Portland Batteries -Pllletle l.evereni and Hunnah. Second fume Vernon Portland Batteries - Kckert I Winitard 1 S 3 Scvcreld. .... 3 ind Whitney: - Gaston and Plxon; It. II. E 4 a 11 1 and Whitney: Smirred on bv two straight victories, and realizing that while only one game behind Weed in the pennant chase, they must take every remaining game, as the Weeds are practically certain to do. the Klamath Pelicans will make a titanic at-. tempt to overcome the jinx of Yreka by taking the last of the Yarrison. Meeker and robin three-game series with that club this afternoon, alter losing SAX rAX,.,S).0i All(!. s Th, the first two contests in hectic games. Sacramento Senator looked mcuac- Strset will OCCUOV the mound for the I'elicans, Wlin init today in one inning, me cikiuii O'Brien, the new Pelican catcher, receiving him. That at any rate, is Glover's battery lineup at present. lone, who recently joined pun I'HIA. Auk i i iil..ri.- bv Bounding Karr jfole for seven runa In the third In 'nina an.l orerrominit a four-rim i..h h i Cleveland In the final .... ..' .ha aerlea today. It H. K. 4 1 8 , Philadelphia 1" ' 1 I Batterie--Krr. t'ole. Speece and Myatt; lirav. Ilarrliui aud l othrane. II. II I v -- . in I ... i ,, i the ae.enlh. and namni rain.. " lh, w, .how ZtoZtoTW, her.. V- W ?rZ which the Ited. oi, 1.1 . , II o. ,. l.B.lna fanrv nrlaal fn. 1 m m . . V Moore " r F'Tea , New York a II n It,. i a.r. ilia ..!.. l . . . iaTei 0 lk Vanallder. ja.hary and The and (Mnclnnatl .. " 11 lliilteriea (ireeudeld and Hart ley; HUey and lluriruve u hit ik. 3 ... A lh. Sroro Cleveland I PrTTiUintOil. Au. .-- M.-Keh-r.le'a I'lratea unleaahed their bata and beat the Itoliin talre In a double header tmliiy. i Vlrat game - R. H. K. l.rooklyti . IMtlaburali . Batteries l eiieed ball inayera "Tin , Hut were Ilia moiuls really aln- .travel. IH k.' rere: it ta nara 10 noia 10 derl- rieid and Iwin-Vj Inn like that and let .some othrr'.o raptdlr tb I vlub buy I gate alira.lUia ' a sinn, aj,,"'' from under' jrour nose. I j(OW . JS Ho. rlaht now It looks aa thouak the hall of utibTj the rubber were) rntn.ni off many ' lumenti a JJw Tber. c.,t h J - - wiaa mat IbaimJ leagues faater Tha ,k. ' 1 Sh the YrSka club, coming from Grants Pass, will twirl for the opposing team. Jones has plenty on the ball. He whiffed 10 Pelican batters In an exhibition game here July S. He lost his game, although it was due i to miserable support given him by his Grants Pass team mates. The league is looking will) much Interest upon the Yrekans' perform ance this afternoon. They present a rejuvenated team one might nay mystery team whose strength will not be quite f-:iiomed until they exhibit their ..ares oh the fair grounds ball lot at 2:15 p. m. Despite the mystery opposition, the Pelicans are doped as 8 to : favorites - over . the Californlan.t. Street, wbo has won his 'last thrive I Games, pitching sensational ball In j each Instance, has shown no .'.t::ai of weakening since his rtt-jr:. rl:c hospital list . , i Suffice it to say. the P. U. : -A-' lie that with a defeat t'.iij ai Tn irn ' pennant hopes will bo elistroi r-it. f,ir If Weed wln3. and the.-eh? : i a I two-game lead, that Kra;.; '3n. only by a miracle, be ov-;r -oa.iv v. ith ' the short end of the season le.'t toi play. The Pelicans have penna'.itl aspirations serious ones and th is afternoon promlaea to ape some h r - 1 tic ball especially If the Yrcka.is pile up a lead in the early innlnrs, aa has been their custom in previous games against the Klamaths. The game will be called at 2:15 sharp. It will be the last opportun ity to see the Pelicans In action on the home grounds for three weeks, their next two games being at Mc Cloud sod Weed. DAVE SHADE IS EASILY VICTOR OVER SCHOELL RECREATION PARK,' RINGSIDE, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8. (United Press) j Dave Shade, welterweight run ner up, outpointed Frankiej Schoell in a close decision here tonight. Shade took five rounds and two were even. He was plainly the better of the! two boys, chasing the Buffalo! boy around the ring, knocking him down in the first round, and staggering him twice after that. onaoe got on to a good start by flooring the Buffalo boy with' a hard right to the eye. Schoell ! only took the count of one,' how ever, anil rose to his feet and re treated while fihado chased him around the ring. Frankie using a left Jab when the boys closed In. In the secon, round School! I continued to use the left Jab to' good advantage and took the round! by a good margin. If" also took: the third round, using the Jablilngj .o. .1.. anii Kept oancMig around Shade, while the latter kept fol lowing Frank Id nnd came to a halt when the Buffalo iboy slammed his left to the stomach, and cut Shade's eyo with onother left Jab. Frankie maintained his lead In the fourth by continuing to use his educated left. The fourth was even. As the fight progressed Shade be ban to get the range on fast mov ing itrfinio boy and began to work! right and left to the head, and In the eighth and ninth he had Frankie dizzy. In the tenth Shade forced the fighting and gave Schoell a Kond lacing, the latter contenting himself by working his left Jab In exchange tor the Californlan's num erous lights and lerts. Schoell made a running fight of it. KLAMATH VAM.BY HOSPITAL. Safe, lteady, Dependable confinement care. adv. 6 ' . v. , . . i ' kT '. ';?tc mmTiix Ana. . The White Sox of their game with the Seals here, lK)tn ,,t. ( B double header ' grave; Yde making five runs off the delivery . rTr toltay to the Krd Sox. The uem-n. of Moudy. McWeeny weal to hi. ((r .,,,, I(1 u Innlnts Th Ited ' rescue, and the ninth was scoreless, won ti1(J swond 3 to 0. Second game San Francisco winning 11 to 7. ; it it K. i Brooklyn Score K. H. E. ,.,,,., Sanamento 7 11 2 lhtua San Francisco II li 2 lotteries Kaber Batteries Sliellenliaili. Martin Khmke and Sckalk. and Koehler; Moudy and Agnew. j big league bank rolls again. 1 1 n tn mnrA fmiH nu r. . . 12 18 2 "'' ""V ,n wnjo' leagues faster Tb ckiii .'. ". " " . . are blildlna aaalnal una annlhar ih.i i. . (iea.-naer an.l npr- - UB. mt99 . ... - ...i for the services of Paul Waner th ri..i.. . eviian. ..i.ii...'h - .-..a. ISt . U i . ...i.i.i.. . a . t. u . . a. .... . X TOima wmii'iiin ui .11-1 nwn riail- ai 111 q1, now rivny of h, .... 1 and It. 8 II. 12 iliuo club. Th bidding haa K reached 178.000, It la aald. aad la buntlna still going on. I Alto Kt.m h- York (ha llv.ly ball & The Clncl lied, lh N 7 j I'ltt. burgh U t iiaiiertea uswirne. r.iirnnroi. VanliM. Chicago Cuba and one or hilling dukan Kchalk: ,Hubbell. Hmwn and Taylor; Al- ..,, , .... ,...,... .. drldge, Adams and Smith. I Score- Oakland I Seattle It. II. S HI 1 5 Batteries Kuni. Pruelt Read: Stryker and Baldwin. Second game-r- (Miii-ugo . ? Boston ... ' ii. n.i.. II. "i 3 K I ST. I.OCIS. Aug. two other rluba are la the bidding, been xouilii u J ll in. prswai irice ia cnrreri npw Ton fHiM. The Huston h r''e" ,lu0 B, " : ! "(a the , t Braves aad the Cardinals spill a ld.1l- him for 1100.000. Hob.Ti.iin. I'onnally 'double header this ufternoon. Mores by's trew winning the first 8 til 4. and "yoting.tin leirwj tine eiimg arauiiieni auvnnceii of the unt. by Frlaco la Walter a alugging re- a player fkah . J - s and ,-d (muse: Wlnrfi. Id and Hlwhoff ' Z "..'..".":. "' .'" " " m , imrwDr niiMriira in iiif inimii sinr ,1fl ,n, ynT ruMe.'!.! l!l)latch a ki . -l. ... a three day susnenalon. and cle- ... ... .. .......... I .. " NEW YOKK, Aug s I ne . ,.., . nils. xn luraa it . mrim uouuiea. lion Is t The lie-. I.OS ANGELES. Aug. 8. Los An- troit Tigers won a double header braird by collecting three hits In a ksit, t o( the first round. geies again took an edge on meir ' from the Yanks today by scores oi r I This gava him r-eord of 221 lo series with the Salt Lake Bees tie re 9 to j ed 3 10 s. The llrir gamej rirsigame n. 11 a. I this afternoon, when they defeated 1 the Tlgera sliieiJ (lie Yankee pilch 1 Boston 4(2 lh. Mnrmiin team In !t A tiirSr ! ... .hiu ih .u... nt1iliMI-a 1 SI. Lfillta & 12 2 1 rlnl In Ihe aevanlh Innina Ihreafened l.n.tl. I.. ul.l..u XI..It...v wn hlai Batlrle-1. CnoneV and llll.a.m: measure of tame i to break up the game and resulted Kevcntu game.- j Malts and O'Karrelt i in Mtt, Salt I.ake third baseman.! pii ..ma it II P lal base. If Wan-r goes up and wins 'and Peters. Bee catcher, being seat ' petrol! j to tnc ciud nouse oy empire Kear-!,,. yorK :aon. During ine altercation oetween Mrib UNOUMM Great simplicity in clothing, food and manner of life is the foundation of the teachngs of a new cult for which C. J. Armand is winning converts, in Washing ton, D. C. and vicinity. He is endeavoring to found a "back to nature colony at Fairfax, Va.: Second game Ronton ': St. Louis Batteries Smith R. 3 and II F. 12 I I I Olbsnn: 13 0 3(0 llHIterla Whlthlll and Hastier: he players and umpire, an Irate fun ,one!1 MarllJ,, ana Rengough. Jumped from the rightrield bleach-! 'ers. ran up to Reardon. and after I '' Second pame R. II. K missing a swing at Ihe "umpa" cn- Detroit , J 11 s Uinued to the leftfield exit, where v. v,,.w . - 1 Ihe was arrested. j Batlerleailol'ow'ay and Woodall: ! 2 ' J-'bnny ( ouch Score - fj II f Shal..v and Kchane a..... . a. egir ia ails, five were triple and alna homers, i upon only ois Us, dayllthla' ost e) I yuungsiar it a jJ a Mo- Ihe fine ponug doesn't kaov itja-J Mrs. Hcraps: -W Haines. Dlckerman. Stuart and Vlrk CHICAOO. Aug. H - Philadelphia I evened Its aerlea with Ihe Cub- In fant of Joplln, Mo., and Muskogee will tell you "I told you ao.' They watched him In action In bla first year of Hie annlverun at prntr-slonal ball after ha ! What shall w. fcj araiiunieu iroui ronege. nv piarvoi RcraDb' ' l i with Joplln la l2 and Muekogee.',,,.,.. ,,, .1mlJ In 131. Then Frisco grabbed him. iSalt Lake Los Angeles .... 2! Score jj. I a .,..... v. .. Philadelphia 2 . uuv.mi .ur n. uia.a niiinil .... I m . l . lnteaaf n Boueries - Kal.io Mu.cahy and, toatr"".-. ! ...r.ea - Couch ani . .aiiiu. mil suiiwri. i Klamath Newa. : Bush. Keen and llnn.ii I Johnny r.vers. than whom no ( smarter base hall player ever lived. , ..I.......... I V. - .M ... II k. nl... II. E.l ' '" ",UVI 8 1 da,r' j jl Kvera did not give himself lo lillel Wilson' nevasay matter about the ball, lie backed up hla asaertlona that the' attend?" JeBMUtvj Just reestteli now uii dreaw i ureas nnop. 121 a 3 ' A etrculitloi Klamath Palkj w Klamath laat'i isi - - r ; ;. t -ti2-- ". .v?- i p-xr i ' " r$Zzr 1 i ! Willie Mi' :wo MF$S ' Lb tiZi . 'IV-aK. AiSSLlv J ' i-5A lTiV . II. ' ' CwrSf5r - " ; " ; ; 1 UV B l .1. . - I IN OUR OFFICE ' ' T" I T' ' -ivvi twciEMCM 1 1 I nFTcT. : nr-n , -- ,, - : rJ iL r - . Il jagtal -T a,. J ofFitE,wwtN HErfvvvew. I HIM j t