The Klamath news., August 21, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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MIDDLEWEIGHT
CHAMP MAY BE
If i aVX M- M.-k 1 V - V 1 ' I A 1 wT AM A V f
GAME; SLUMPING ATHLETICS LOSE;
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Pirates Gain A Full Game On McGraw'a Gang By Win
ning And Giants' Losing; Chicago White Sox
Continue Winning Streak
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ST. I.OT'IS All! ?f Tim u,.,. ,111,1 I in... in Ivvn a
ninth inninir assault by the St. Louis Browns Thursiluv iil'tor-
noon defruteil the Athletics, anil this ono dropped thorn out
of the lead in the American leaRue. The Senators, who shut
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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 20.
(United Newt) Harry Creb,
world's middleweight boxing
champion, - is "resting nicely"
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a tva tmaa smuiuniuuiavx blliuciik
in which he incurred several out the Indians, 1 to 0 in a 12-iiininjr entertainment on the
fractured ribs, and which itiClevclund lot, were elevated to the top of the pile and now
was at first feared, might cost jhave a one-game lead.
i ine Athletics hud the Hrowns by a score of 8 to 6, when
George Sisler's people went to bat in the last half of the ninth
Inning of Wednesday's game. The Browns scored threo ami
won 9 to 8. In Thursday's tragedy for Connie Mack's chal
lenging young ball team, the Athletics led G to 5 when the
Browns took their last desperate turn at bat. Tfie final score
was 7 to 6..
The Athletics are up to their elbows'
. , ... . . . ..in another slump, the slump thei u " Mtlinul the I'irates won
vai,uiho.p.taI,dGreb would ;Senatori w I
him his life.
He will bo out of the ring
for some time.
An X-ray late Thursday
night developed that Creb had
sustained no internal injuries,
as had been believed, and phy
sicians at the West Pennsvl-
burgh club will have a three-sum
j , j, ., , Senators were predicting and anx
undoubtedly pull through. jiously awaiting. They .lumped sev-
Pittsburgh-Butler road into anj about the time that Walter Johnson I lMd "
open, field and. overturned'0' 11,8 Senators, went on the slckjIttm' erles wi,h ,he :ianl" b''!iu
three times before the fighter ' report for whole month' Their! w"h doub" 1,caer Kr'dy- lf
ha gone more than two miles 7" "T Jo,m'oa't b" " Giant, take .11 fire games they
7 , 0-.L.L "i. f ' 'from th8 Washington effectives will lead the league. Otherwise it
out of Pittsburgh, on his way ( gave the Athletics a lead, which they, will he otherwise,
to pne,. for c::e of his minor: defended from that time until the The Pirai. ht th. im,irr.
scheduled- for Friday: present.
' to 1. find lht (.inntft Inst tn th
me white fcox won from the Red run, s tn .1
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fights,
night.
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natterle,
' infield, KMU
win;
NATIolal?
Creb, who .was pinned undcri. , '' whlch covers tne Tne Reda btllt ll,e 8
his car. nicked us,. J""" . Ie""e'" "Potions for. This puts Cincinnati 3 i game, be
' ," . . . i ine oay, tne Tigers and Yanks hav- hind the (iiants. That is a long I
" r " --"" i:-ng imea mrough the afternoon be-: way back. The Braves beat the
crura ana Cut. cause of rain in Detroit. irnr,i k in t
authorities
Hcor
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lea-, Hninklja
and "rles Hrt.,,
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thev could not tell ho-ir I.n-.- j t n m,toric back- Mr- Dreyfus,, the Padere-
. - . " . Jk o"m' nowever, four years beine w.k nf .i,. i. i.
would be beforn r.rvh rniM i. . " -w". "'"" -
, , , . , . , 2 jxmub'iub oeou Key ot ni, instrument and. ua iiunningr to defeat
" " ay oack Tn 1921 rang up a loss of several thousand I Wednesday and .found
aat the Pirates came to the Polo dollars which had been expended was the only one
. (.rounds with a lead of 7 ram i , ...... .... . '. . ... ...
Irtt u- tM.cmj v. iu series giauas in " " i iiursaay
..f,l ' . a row "i" "ere - Pittsburgh. Mr. B. Dreyfus being I "'"'ley again
rZ Z.r'"?' ,ne "". e President and prop of th, P,t,s-!
v .ui, a norm series in xpw httru d
-j iiiu trjsj. ,
The White Sox team which r now makim: ftu h ti yreH firht in th 'American
run scrnnililc Vin 1 1 1 1 tht-n num nn it wVin uti (In Aluinihiniuriiii A.m n? mm
came out clean in the washinjr of the ttlack Sox Miami;;! that followvd the' world 'h Berie'r'mi' ct 'yior,
that year. The three are ManaKer Kiiitie Collins, Catcher Kay Schalk ami Dickio Kerr, who! 8or
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lias junfc ui.-t.-ii I it 1 1 mi i i c 11 ami 41 t ui 11 111 ill ,v fiunt-iilt' .icilllc Ul KUuiry 111 1 1 ITI'IHCS in 1 ilil
may he true to the itli'tit llnwi'ver, this U 1.1 la ultat the S.nrv - It 11 l
pltihem Ini'luslve. Art X.'hf rubber slumpi descrlW us a irucUl i,i..n T il t
acrli',. 11 nil there will bo grrat huh- i huniso It IS 1
iin 111 me oauyura
which
ot two
and Virgil
Barnes. ' However, they
Heutley. Wlsner. Ii.au
again
ship..
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GIANT - PIR ATE
DOUBLE BILL IS
IPLAYED TODAY
Pennant Will Be Decided
Upon Outcome of 5
Game Seriea
NEW YORK. Aug. 50 Th m..
ical chimes of the bankers concert!
in a sometimes known as the cash
register, will begin to tinkle in
the Bosky umbrage of Coogan's
Bluff Friday morning and by 1
o'ctock in the afternoon New York
will- resound again .with the full
instrumental and vocal hubub of a
big time at the hallyard.
This will be first time since the
world series of last fall that re
cital of this strident opera has
crossed the air which New York
uses to fill tires, to htox saxa
Phones and to make those very val
uable bubble, which convert hard
cider Into champagne worth 20
4uart.
The Pittsburgh Pirates will be
present but no gloating in the fit
two ball games of a five game ser-'
ies which will decide whether or
not something or other is or isn't.;
Nobody seems certain as to whether
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..... oi nve nail games, to be
Played in tw double-headers, one
Friday and another Saturday and
uue-act episode Sunday, will de
cide! ....
Tn the very unlikely event that
the Giants should win all five
gams, they would quit the series
leading the league by two lengths.
But, If they win three and lose the
other two they will he two games
behind or only one game nearer
the 'front than ihoy are now. And
if the Giants win four and lose one
they will virtually he ,e,i bllt
mathematically untied for the per
cenrage readlnfc will run like this:
Pittsburgh, won 68; lost 48, per
centage .580.
New York won 71. lost 51, per
centage .582.
Thus) it begins to .i..
the Giants must win the entire ser
ies In order to take rirst place af
ter' which thev mleht ...
fumble away four or five game, to
the Beds and Cardinals and there
by lose their lease on the top of
league. These leases, like a
tight manager', word of honor are
subject m cancellation without I
nonce.
So the- impending business at the
Polo Grounds mav mil ,ieiH ...i....u
er something or other Is or isn't!
' an. It may develop 80me
thing else or .nothing whatever.
Yorkr and no world series in Pitts-
the Cutis
hat ) I il il t -whu
nut lil
they used
and he was the one
who wa, troubled for 11 hits and
to 3 defeat by the ft:i till f'ulia
AMERICAN LEAGUE
llatler'eii. Ruffing, .ahnitvr and
llevlnc. Iliankenahlp and K.holk.
Chicago
New York 21!
llatturlM Kill!
nett; nestle; ni
The Giunts olslra bat their pitch.!'10 lM'lon " "cry inferior Mm-
urgh. U was during ,, .ries 1
Score -Wa-ihlng'on
Cleveland ...
Muiivrles
Miller nnd 1
It.
13
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I'hlla.lelhiila
SI. Louts
llllttiries
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Walberg and Cochrane;
Bcore
Cinrlnnatl '.
I'hlladrlphls ,
latteries Rln, m
I'varce, Cou'b. Klltts
Zac;iry
Seweli.
and Srvereld;
12 Innings.
ilr.l and lljrsr.ivc.
N.-w Y.irk ut In troll,
ruin.
Bcore
8t. Louis
i Boston
po.iponed.j ll.ltcrlr. UHH
Hurnes and 0'Na
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- Financial cieMm? " ' '
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