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Wednesday- Aug. 12. 1925.
Tex Rickard Beats Dempsey To It By Signing
RICKARD SIGNS UP GENE TUNNEY
TO MEET HARRY WILLS THIS FALL
What Are McGratv's Thoughts' - I
' As He Reads About Rube's Work?
Dope I That Tex I Sore Because He' Not Handling
Will-Dempey Fight And Think. He Can Spike . j
It If Tunney BeaU Wi!l j
NEW YORK, Aug. 11. (United News) Tex Rickard
has tangled traffic among the contenders on the road to the j
world championship heavyweight title. While Floyd Fitz-'
simmons is supposed to have a lien oh the proposed Dempsey-
Wills bout, Rickard announced Tuesday that he had Genei
Tunney's signature on an agreement to box the black panther
this fall. . J
Although Jack Kearns, Dempsey's manager, arrived in
town Tuesday morning, Paddy Mullins, who does the legal
business for Harry Wills, will be unable to negotiate with him
before Friday, when Kearns is expected to appear before the!
New York athletic commission and try to make peace with'
that body. Kearns is banned by the commission at present,!
and Dempsey, according to the commission, just don't exist.
Rlckard's more is believed to be
tor the purpose ot siring Tunney i
s chance to get the negro tighter
oat of the picture it possible In thej 1
mix-up as to who will attempt to1
wrest the hearyweight crown from:
Dempsey. Furthermore, Rickard is
considered sensitire to the import-j
ance ot the agreement Fitzsimmons j
has with Dempsey and Tex would!
lrke"to pay inccne tax on the pro
fits from the championship battle
himself.
Paddy Mullins, who has been cry- NEW
Ing for a chance for his battler. (United
now nas two gooa oouis in me on-
GIANTS BEATEN
BY PIRATES IN
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YORK, Aug. 11.
News) One of the
"'rncrs in .TnVtn J tflwnvua Kaaa!
ing. bat be has to worry about Ike . , ' I
title possibility until Friday. He tn" machine slipped Tuesday. j
says that he will not make a def- At a critical moment, George
lulte reply to Rickard until the Kelly, one of the most depend!
status of the proposed icm:)?e7-!ablc parts of the team, fumb-,
wm. match is settled , . f led the ball, and a deluge of'
"Dempsey told me befrr; I Teftm. . , , .. .
Lo. Angeles to go ahead on.. ar-P'rate rUnS followed, five in
range for a bow with Wills," cays a" Kiving the Pittsburgh team j
Kearns. a 7 to 4 victory over the Giants '
"Kearns told me he was st:n'and putting them back again
Dempsey's manager and had thejfour and a haIf garnes to the
champion', word for it." say, Mul-jg00(, ,t top rf th(j NaUona,
Mullins declared that ha also hcd!leagUe' I.
talked with Fitzsimmons. who his 'tn the Pirates possessing such
Jul uooutu ' " iivw vuubu( a i: u '' c ... u.u " . iuv (Indians
in western promoter announced wcwi-ui n-s ueeu taien irom
that he bad signed a statement! ,Be present series ar Pittsburgh.
from the champion authorising aTne result of Monday's game, a
bont with Wills In the mlddlewest clnt rictory, had giren the New
f -a, r VJ j
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I NATIONAL LEAGUE
K. II. Bf
N.- York J
IMitsburgh 7
Batteries- D". Wlaaer and Bny-
Kremer. Morrmin anu ""..
der:
Score
llrooklyn
rlnctiinall
Batteries Oeschger,
llargrares; Honohus and llargrare.
R. II. E.
Ill
. T 14 I
Drown and
lunnev anil vv
PELICANS MAY PLAY HER?cf
McCLOUD PREFERS PLAYKGP
TeSU.'
Norweat Quit Tre, Clinton To Co '
Booth Or O'Brien Fill Right Field ,VkiJ
iTiuniwr s uviiww wshiwsij
R. II. E.
7 0
1 4 I
Keen and Gib
son: Blake. Bush and Gonsaiea.
Phlladelphla-at. Louis, rain.
Score
Roston
Chicago
Batteries Benlon
ArrankTmenU are being made by the lotilU
ngement with the McCload team, to have the n,
at McCloud next Sunday, played In KUnittls
Definite announcement of the game being plyO
held until final arrangement are made. )
The Pelican infield will be hken up for ft, J
of the season by the lose of Al Norwert, hortitJ
. Cllntna wl rttlt
In Irom right 11.14 a
, Fu.inun. wins Hooi, ,
be placed la the Mjkt
SIEBH0WN
said' aad don the
outfield. Norwtsi ku
I Pelican lloe-u froa
taolr Vasrtlfl announces that Jack When all la
Dempsey can stop Harry Wills or, out and out difference between ai,n
Gene Tunney Inside of two riunas ams.e.r . (;i,ot, u urn,
.. k tvhlh u'nrni anlera anort with aa thought . ' ... .
it no erer mrnp (win. ....... . . t .. irom weed, tUns
o, j: ' kubsuj
penas upou u lor n u.. Vreka aaas gaaou J
fair minded .port l.a want. n, ordlaaTk.3
in tmM that atardom In I . ''"(
' the amatear sport realm la open
to lb rich.
the right line of chatter for Jack
right now.
Tit for Tat.
When Paaro
Vupml Finland's
wonoer runner, came tu io . 9 e .e
( .Stales to show Americans how taj 8pf..k,Bg rt puchers.
jllft up and law down their feet in Th. ri.eland fadl.ns wo.m, up
, prcper fashion he wss forced to h . , , wh , ,oU
parry charge that he was being of tk(or, ,Bd 14 detest. Had
orerpald In "expenses" for th lrlp.jhy won ,h, ,w0 .,., of ,
Then Loren Murrhison and Char-Rone series that with Washing
lie Paddock. Amerlran stars, went ton the Redskins would have
abroad. Now they fare the accuse-' emergrd on the long end with 14
Hon of receiving high expense ac-i tkKrlrs and IS defeat. But they
lost the final sello. And th Wuh-
lb outfield beesm J
room for kla u J
"lfty" Hoklsr, ta
" ms m W
Hi lb lata lasliat, h
MrC'load (SB aeu I
. sUrwel will ks M
being sared for Iks
week from Beit kiss
t Weed.
3
English AiMleV
Star Tolley Oj
counts.
The public, howerer. does not Ington pitcher who turned them.
take thes accusations seriously, (bark was none other than Stanley I lriMIM,v
It Is almost Impossible for a star Coreleskle. the aged spltballer VN,Wi,Cr;il Tsbf. J
to conduct such a tour without, """" "' m, .-atear o ia.i
ney(m!
Ah uJ
arousing enmity among athlctir of-.w,a!r."
amatear get! i
on his crussde u aa
flclals In general and promoters Inj w" Corey's twelfth lltlotf o th
jhn"5IcGraw"Ts"hRhtihff with his "beck to the wall to bold the
National league championship that has been his for four years.
Lack of consistant pitching has hit his team hard. Meanwhile
Bube Walbcrg, cast off by the Giants u a Id with so future, is
now one of Connie Mack's pitching stars.
He had lost but I '
particular. Most or these charges; -- , ih pseadoayait tilt.
: grow out or such III reelings. I -"" "
dlan pitchers can boast of
i team
gave it a victory over the XATIC.'X.ll,
s, 3 to 1. Philadelphia de-i Teams
, Xeated the Browns. I to 2 In a Pittsburgh
I close, game. New York
Ruffing, on the mound for the Cincinnati
I lowiy uea sox. snut out the Tig- Brooklyn .
some time during the summer of
192.
"I'll fight anywhere in the coun
try except in New York," Dempsoy
Is quoted y FHzsimmons as as
serting. Until Friday, however, one man's
guess Is as good as another's as to
what it will all come to.
I COAST LEAGUE
Yorkers hope of ousting the west
erners from the league leadership
within the next few days. Such a'
feat ia hardly likely now. I
The Reds who recently staged a
midseason rally, started to climb
again Tuesday by defeating the
Dodgers 7 to 2. This put Brooklyn
uc 10 just nan a game ahead!
of the Cardinals.
In the far west,
from Chicago. 9 to
ers, 1 to 9 in Boston. The Yankees St. Louis ....
were battered by Chicago and lost
15 to 2.
TODAY'S STANDING
Philadelphia
I Chicago
; Bo-rton .
Boston
. Score R. H. E.
Salt Lake J 6 0
San Francisco S 12 1
Batteries Singleton, Mulcahy and
Cook; McWeeny, Geary and Agnew.
Yelle.
t . ' -:
Score R. H. E.
Sacramento 3 8 0
Los Angeles 4 14 0
Batteries Martin. Shea, Sbellen
bach and Koehler; Payne and Sand
berg. (10 innings.)
Score R. H. E.
Vernon S 13 2
Seattle 9 18 2
Batteries Bryan. Eckert and
Whitney; Funnel! and Baldwin.
PACIFIC
Teams
j San Fran;isco
Boston won 'Salt Lake
2. Whlln h Saattln
Phillies and Card, were rained out Los Angele,""'
,n Portland
The Athletics and the Senators. Oakland
both won Tuesday. Tight field work Vernon
on the part ot the WaahingtonSacramento
LK.UilK
W. L.
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52
47
47
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Aa A matter of fart It ia aheurrf
!to ask an athlete, to spend several, PPfoaebla that.
I ,h. , fcl .. fcl. Which causes (
!.n.,.M In H..nl..l. 1.1. '" U "
"'to th. world .imply for th. glamor j b0,,, Yet ll.do,
a record ' . . , J
Tolley Is a
oveleakl. to
sombre
go;
hst
Youth will be served.
Coreleskle and Lea
COAST I.KUHK AMKItKAX
W. L. PcLI Teams
43 .662 Philadelphia
52 .59.1 Washington
55 .567 Chicago
61 .530 Detrpit
63 .484 St. Louis ...
71 .437 Cleveland ...
SI .372 New York ..
83 .347Bnston
.69
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W. L.
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50
45
.32 75
.490 have occupations at which
.486 they work and are perdlved ct that
.4S Income. Additional clothes jal
.519 equipment ar needed for such
4j Journeys. Car. not provided for
409 In "legitimate" expenses Is needed
to keep them fit.
Why not arrango a fairer basis
for "expenses?
Prt-I Why not, tor Instance, grant th.'
.664 sur double the usual railroad fare
42 from point to point? Thl would
541jKive him the extra money needed,
.600: for Incidentals and would not net
.486 a profit large enough to make such
450j,Unts 'profitable enough to lure
.424 anyone to depend upon them for
.299 their living.
8o titan-Meadows,
the
! was a first raw
when a youth asf
ed the courts tarda
th war th gnat at
meat at WlnbleJei
has rarely aeei aK
an English womsiwa.
Pet of " ni bre expenses.
.612) eurn a trip costs nunareas 01 iy
,5jS,lrgitlmate expenses. Most of these; N,tlon., 1...,. ,r. ..,.. iner-up to
. unleerea to se
ineir circuits la victories for
year, to data.
A paper wkere all th People bar
opportunity to express themselves If
they desire that's The Klamath
News.
HOW THEY STAND
Teams W. L. Pet.
Weed 9 I .750
K. T - I 4 .161
McCloud ( .600
Trek ...S 7 .4 If
Dunsmulr . I 7 .611
ML BhaaU I .1(0
unleered to 10 a I
seriously as b awm
an effort to get h '
the Borotras. Bksvk
Larosts aad Adtn)
feat In 1926. J
Aa "a birdie" ToBb"
tournament malck tiek1
toa.' defeatlag W. I
second round f H
championship 6-1,
service wsi fair.
made a good lal"
"Agns Is kwklaj
erer." I
I "Yes, but shs vi
more srery year." J
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'i Whitney; Fussell and
lit
Score-
Oakland
Portland
Batteries Krause,
R. H. E.
... 6 11 1
.. 8 14 1
Delaney and
Read, Byler; Hollingsworth, Stokes!
and Hannah.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Seore n. II. E. I
Chicago 15 u 2
New York 2 10 3
Batteries Blankenship and
Schalk. Grabowski; Hoyt. Marquis, I
Ferguson, H. Johnson and Schang. j
BRINGING UP BILL
i -
mf I WHY PEOPIH.S' NAOE y0u(3 -A)
nfj HAH2. GETS' S V-lAlt2. GET' I " -V
w gqe-y when 1 GftEy '
GQcwuP. I
ty JACK FABfi
a Root aa
vjilcie- you've.
bEEVI SXICH A
3AD Qoy
c?ee pop you
NUST HAVE.
PEEM ' WOaSG
"THAN ME.
10 r a 1 r - "
1 0 vnuv
' BILL Y'S UNCLE
Score R. H. e.
Detroit 0 7 1
Boston 14 0
Batteries Collins, Wells and
Woodall; Ruffing and Plclntrn.
Score n. II. E.
St. Louis 2 7 1
Philadelphia 6 1
Batteries Vangilder and Mar
grave; Rommell and Cochrane.
Score H. H. E.
Cleveland 1 11 1
Washington 3 8 1
Batteries Buckeye and Myatt;
Covcleskle and Rucl.
A circulation covering the city of
Klamath Falls and the county of
Klamath that's tba Klamath News.
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