The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, August 14, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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PIRATES DEFEATED BY GIANT ROOK
KENT GREENFIELD IN SOMKY CITY;
Friday, August H m:i-
sp.orcns
Kiwanis-Rotary K; P. SECOND FOR POINTS
ing Today Given Over ( ,
l.uu r, i i. the most ..certain " Meetinir
i hi. r.'i r..rn. h.'ihe world. hkh remark ! e.l..i!n. Arm Of ... , ... .
i ::;;,T:; " .TJ. D,..h. m the'... mind b, J.rk q.i..'. ' - Ashland rr Ahd jf Other Citie. In a. I
Walter Johnson Pitches Senator To Victory In Last Mm, no h... ., other ...t. mule.. j Klamath rails side Tourist Influx; Tourist n
I tne nest comroiuMi ami nio.i inuiRir
'effective ball In existence.
RiltM now Eddie It In form -and i ""
j hut his knuckle ball worljini.
Game Of Doubleheader After Uhle Blanks
Senators In First Clash
Considering Ihia. (ho fart (hat he!
Lee Font, nod Sox maer. re
leased the voter., hurler a "hortj A J)( 4uB,.hw, of lha Klw.nl. j
. a iun aa hla ream. later1 .i-h. -i Klamath Falls,
t'"" lann m,...;- -
il ho fart lhal Qulo. mnld win a "w , b, ,B ihli noon In lhl
a m In lha aprlnir and aoma '"fB,mbrr f commerce whna the
Year Smash Prvi... a. ."V
necerdi ,
ih. fn hut coulun t staaa mo no. .i..n nvar tn lha
. . . . .... . I. , .......... - - - itroBrani win n-
NEW YORK. Auk. 13. (United Aewsj as mo rms-ina. run up a ..ring o, or "",, , mi(,..unim0r day. is.Uail.n Arrnr. when Adiut.nl,
K.ii. ,
burgh constables
lci-8 in the
outbreak
Pirates in
the course
governors
about gam
teams in the
the Pirates
because the
terest the gambling talent.
Kent Greenfield, a pitcher of this'
does not sum ...kk..i Jark at the,. .
.mm.. i.Mm .""-'-.-- Maaao i.o
Whll a
Hoginritlo. ot no.. resident mo- soli, n.
tor venule, id irgon hit tna roluradn ,,i ,.7 "a
i. .r ..i. tata .l..1... . ' " '
Hhleld irnni Snnu,, -
i ior mo "iiT.wiiiiB munia or mi over Ida
. ... . ..... ---
k.lAM ot lha o-ron.Utami ir;iml- It loi U' 10 uaio.
sn llllK ilifii ... e.. c. .t u inr... : i u.i(lft 1.00 II O"
. . ... .. nhnM nn anow inn aminnc r.iwim ... .. u fiiM.nr itir lie vwrronratnftina mnnin nr in.
Pirates' ball yard Thursday, to. forestall anoiBer, $ . I w.ivor Pr.c. - ;..ome. ..... .. .-. An.o, , ( - '
of shady rumor, the GianU took a paste at the, ,,c has ,mMy nl,r, , " " !' '"" " OM ol liiy i.ut. Kdr lh. lira. M,nno.u
reUliation for some wallops they have received in ' h, ,r th, ant.ro campaign ...t; AnJ ..h,tad,;phl. ,h. pk"'111 p .lHrkllllu, , '"' ' " ro,i..r.tio...l vrk. oh'.a. Tkl
of their western tour. For the last few seasons the! year, and also tho year beforo. Andsof a. m rwl resort. I ,r",""'B . kr hi. ! " 47 (,s- '"'l .. TM
of the National league have been especially touchy; he .mi closo to two month, toj one on for ,ouf,,lf ,.ia. ddr,'J" . .iil'"' 'Mr My m ' ,
blingon critical games of ball between tne leadmg - " - T .... nr.Drh of .h. 8., , Army "'""l " -X
late weeks of the season. And a series involving .Z. ..- o7 , u. i.i Th,r,wn ' knm. aerr.o. thr.u.hout th. r " T. . "7 .. KILL KllT
and Giants is likely to invite very close watching - when h, showed the .a,- toiV ' Th. .....da. f ih. , , J li i. V.i. .",".",.:
tight competition between them is certain to in- ,, lh pi,chora. r .,' "' r ... ,.,, l' iaory hoard win mi, I RI AT iCl
I llommoll'R f.lturo In ronio within! . .'nia.lo. ComiHHIod Of lall HOers. I ., ......... -oiiuu
i. .... -...u ,. ....I10 nomor n. w.. .mr.r. - m ur.r t,r n A. Maa-I
i. i . a lvVt- Kaiiirs ui i nut nii a iu ?i,. ,. v t, it,, i , - . , ---
I in Phi.ado.phL,. a. It looked for a! 'V .i-'i"?. !!!.'KI-.als tluh. Nlr. Puffoy. ..or.-
year'a crop, operated for the Giants .Trip Finrrit T On
In Thursday', (tame, holding the!lllC 1 ' 1S
Pirates to fire hits, and a score of
IU X. luai m.iwij m--. ...o uiaui.
forward one complete notch, but!
they still arc 4 H game, behind the
Pirates, and hare six more defeat,
against them than the Pittsburgh!
team has. Leas than two weeks ago
the Giants were leading, and now: Filtslmuioiu,
they must depend on their New
York series with the Pirates about
two weeks hence, as a chance to
regain the top.
There was only one other game
In the National league, the Cubs de
feating the Ccr .Inals. S to 5.
The Senators mnffed an ornate
opportunity to close In o. the Ath
letics. They divided . don'ile
header with the Indians, while the
Athletic, were losing to the Brov-ns
t to 4. The Indians. v:th Vile
pitching, shut out Buckeye Ilr.is''
team 2 to 0, in the first ksi:io. ;
Washington made only six hi;::. In
the second, Walter JoT.nsoii. fnji;
and Firpo Marhorry, tho jiHriing'
paf-bearer, took parts 111 ;ubr!cat-
ing . 6 to 4 victory. i
The Senator, might have c.vned
Hi games by winning both times. I
and this would have placed th?m
just one game to the rear. As It
was. they gained only half a game
and are still two games to the bid.
Furthermore they have played one
game more than the Athletics end
have lost three more than Connie
Hack's class has dropped.
The rain cancelled the othef two
games on the American league program.
The Fight Is Of f;
Publicity Goes On,
time as though the Athletics were
No one was more disappointed
than Eddie, when he failed again
that he was not through. An em
phatic answer from the old apl
I bailor, we would say. aa he helps
tarv nt the Klamath labor coun
cil.' Thalia Newcomh. of the Oregon "' . registered at Ihe Aahland
Horticultural department, together : Memnru aiaii.na. A.manci rog
linn. nr 11.111. av. r.Mfiiriil.
as their ra.ideile.. and .early halt Case Opens All
of th total number of fnreljtn car. Tkl. M i J
Not Cu V
fnmlni Info th tiat Ut month.
t I... alihimk .a at Mark
. I.. .u ... -,.1 .. Hignu
(JtW 1UKK, AUg. 10. Ol uiwre .11. a -v ti.iuii.-.. nc w.b
(Cnlted News) Although Floyd ! handicapped, however, by the col-
the Chicago pro- 'lapse of the team.
moter. claims to have Jack While r.ddie has bean plugging
Dempsey and Harry Wills, vir- along with this, that and the other
combination tried out by Connie In
Ihe five years that Rommel baa
been with the outfit, up to the pros-
keep Washlngto. In the pennant
I COAST LEAGUE
tually signed up for . fight in
the middlewest Tex Rlrkard la
maintaining his usual calm aa he
awaits Friday's meeting ot the
New "f irk fight commission,
which seems to hold . stoutlash
over Dempsey.
Fittslmmons ha. dickered with
Dempsey in Los Angeles and
with Paddy Mu.lins. the manager
of Wllla, in New York. Mullins
ri'.i Thursday that he was sat
isfied with the terms that Flts
s!mnons offered for Wills, but
said he wouldn't sign until he
was first assured that the New
Tork commission assented to the
arrangement. Jack Kearn.
though disavowed by Dempsey
is expected to address the com
mission Friday and standing cm
his rights as Dempsey. manager
under the contract will probably
offer to sign article, for the
Will, match on the champion's
behalf. The name ot the promo
ter may be left blank in this
document to permit Rickard and
Fitislmmons to bid against each
other.
with Klamath
workers.
Salvation
William Boafitu.
lha .nia.fsl pouJ
Arm Islered S.741, Modford, t.Tlt. and
Portland was third with I,9Bf reg.
lairatlo... Clr.ata Pau registered ra(,ns ''loor talrrrt .
1 .r. L' -1 .k w 'KUlltv v..l.vrf.. .1--. 1
irvii CDADTCiirM TD . n aiiuu '" ' I .. .' . . '"WIS
i-uwii. Jiuixijiiiui iw fierce Utiers 9IUVU Men i.rlo .ttlnn w.a first with t.OS; I ""'amen (ns aervloa.
i
rOMPI.F.TF. PLANS FOR e o-.t.. iKIam.th Fall, leeond with ; i ' 6H trUl
- r or -uapiure ui -onvics
VENISON BARBECUE I
I The Halloa third with 47 Pendle- ui,i 10 aearj
SAI.KM. 6re.. Ail. 11. flovernrtr
Waller M. I'leri'e lata Thursday ...
Ion fourth with
TODAY'S STANDING
Comnlete .rr.n.em-m for h ' '" inunw.y . . . , h ii-n-j Bl.le.
ent campaign Kddle had won 8 and venleon barhec.e to be given at He DO"n'd 4 r?w8r,J l 1,n 'h except South Tarollna, waa repre-
iur in. ..mure, no... or ...... oi ,.H lh. ....lr.,.. ,.
the vlillor. from without Ih. con-
fin., nf Ih. ITnll. Al.lM fiumhor.
jed: Canada. HI: Hawaii. IS:
I Alaska. IS, and Canal Zone,
lost but 77 games, fur an average Crooked Creek hatchery Sunday,
of .SI'S. !rptember IS. will bo made Mon-
Unless he runs Into some mighty j day evening In the chamber of tom
bed luck this season, he ought tojmerce when member, of the Klam
increae his distance from the .510 .alh Sportsmen' association will
mark, as he is running close to .
.775 average.
When mention Is made ot the fart
that the Giants once bad a chance
to keep Rube Walberg. now one ot
Rommel', fellow teammates and .
star, it might be well to point out
meet at p. m.
The main feature ci the meeting
vlll be . report ot the secretary
of hla recent visit to Ihe Tnmalo
irrigation project, six miles above
Dend.
The venison barl-ecue . will be
Score R. H. E.
Salt Lake 4 13 1
San Francisco I 8 1
Batteries Plercy and Cook; PJef
fcr, Williams, .Moudy and Agnew.
Score R. H. E.
Sacramento 5 13 3
Los Angeles 4 1J 2
Batteries Hughes and Shea;
Jacobs and Sandberg. IS innings.
! Oakland at Portland, rain.
Vernon at Seattle, rain.
I PACIFIC COAST LEAGf
Teams W. L.
San Francisco 85 44
Salt Lake 77 53
Seattle 72 56
Los Angelee 70 62
Portland 61 6
Oakland 55 73
Vernon 49 81
Sacramento 45 84
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Score ' r. h. E.
New York 4 7 1
Pittsburgh j. 5 j
Batteries Greenfield and Snyder:
Aldridge. Adams, Sheehan and
Smith.
Score p. H v
Chicago 8 13 1
st- Lou!" 5 10 0
Batteries Cooper and Gonzales;
Haines and O'Farrell.
No other games scheduled.
the fact that Eddie himself, made . hold all day Sunday with all mem-
trip south with the Giants in the j hers of the Sportsmen's asrocla
spring of 1919. He was not the'tion. their families and friends In
property of the New York club, how-' Tited.
ever. He' was owned by the Newark '
club at the time, and the Mackmen Race Riot, Feared In
bought him from that club at the
close ot the 1919 campaign, after! Missouri Cotton Town
Rommel had won 22 and lost 15
games for the International lcaguoj JRFFERRON CITY. Mo.. Aug. 13.
club. I (United News) Word that serious
... I racial disorder war. impending In
. ., . ' Bragg City. In the heart of the cot-
Lee Ellenbergcr. on. ot the new . .. ...
nlleher. fw.,.,1,, I,. nu .... ! lo "Ktioa of n "
Dorf.-,.... I .k.l. . ... ...o iu . .....h..u,
... . . : .""Governor Baker to act.
o.c, i.i.ii'. nnaiever aisiinction! ...
ih.ro i. .. . . The message came from Mayor
there Is to being the first member . , ., . '
, lh n,,,'. . . . .George Brown, and Indicated the
of the Blu .lldge league to be grab- .......
k.j K ... , ... I situation had o.tgrow. the efforts
bed on by the majors this season, i , , , . , t .
pt1nft. i. u ,. 'oc' authorities to eope w th It.
E.lenberger has been pitch nr . , .
Tom Murray, Ellsworth Kelly and
Jamea Wllloa, escaped coovlrla and
murderer.
Square Deal Drug Store now un
I From atatea east of Ih.
dor new management. 713 Main, j
! mountains the registrations exceed
A14-1S i Ing !00 motor vehicle, wer. lilt
160 and Nye.!1 'c,0-. 4a JutkvB
eourt.
Hilrlrt Atlonet t
will priawcals BtatU
fondant's hoan tn J
day aft.moo M ( J
aiiegro liquor tHU
The Jufr taJttss,
morning, la Kagw.,
Hoyle. II. H. ikli
ford. A. A. Blliui,(J
rln and H. K. aikh
1.
Jtocky
FAMOUS FANS
Pet.
.659
.592 Kood ball for the Hanovjr club In
.562 ,nat minor circuit
.530 ; grade he will run Into another ex-
A booster tor Klamath count)
and Klamath Fall ana .very legit
lmate industry therein that's tb
Klamath New.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Score R. h. r.
St. Louis 5 13 1
Philadelphia 4 6 1
Batteries Gaston. Vangllder and
Hargravc; Walberg, 'Harrlss and
Cochrane.
First game R. jj E
Cleveland q li
Washington 0 6 1
Batteries Uhle and L. Rewcll;
Z.chary, Runsell and Severeid, Ruel'.
Second game R, H g
Cleveland 4 9 1
Washington 5 14 o
Batteries Karr, Sewell. Miller I
and Myall: Johnson, Gregg, Mar- !
berry and Ruel. Severeid.
Chicago at New York, postponed,
rain.
Detroit at Boston, postponed,
rain.
vi c'r,fn,a.tlo eovering the city of :
U . .Z "na tn enunty of
Klm.lh thsf. the Klsm.lh New.
tagyf AWT AD3
Clnssified ndvcrtisiriR i' a
morning paper proposition al
ways. Read the New.
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vntrm trw-iNi. i i s.wv " i vovctw; ' i
asking i, .- V. tf' t VHAzgCrStJi (
h Hvn.mll.il .nrf M....I I I I 1 M IU - I "SS 1 -iTU-i I.I
If he makes the i . " W C.Yll "' -kvi i.-rti
ana ennaren injur... tne message 1 W ?!r.T7tf -SiUjaVO .. 1
.492Blue Rldger when Brooklyn visit,'"""' --- " ... .1 f I X5Lfi4i "'W1 tfd af
.430 "e Giant field. For Hack Wilson ' T". w out of , I J ,'2&W Il
.377 went up via the same circuit. Ln !" 'o" before the eotton se.n 'I (JjM )
.340 Blue. Detroit first sacker. I. another! Pen"' A request for troops was I I W WU.J . fX I
star who got some of his early trnln- " " jj-a-v D -m j -I
ing at least. In that circuit. I . ., I JT r' V i I
A booster foi icraniata countj , -c-XSg oS"tLV IF f Vv- A t 1 . I
and Klamath Fall and .very legit, 1 " i y tm ' f S H iS"J I
Some wiseaere has said that base-1 SfJ li?!17 """-".f Ui. 1 -. MP . VJJ
BRINGING UP BILL CQ,
uiM-"y ifBrol rT7t
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