The Klamath news., August 28, 1925, Image 6

Page Six
Friday, August 28, 1925,
TINY HERMAN LAMBASTES KAPLAN
IN TITJiE .BOUT, BUT IS GIVEN DRAW
Three-Cornered Mayoralty Campaign
Turns Gotham Politics Topsy Turvy
Referee Looks Bad On Rendering Decision After Cali-
fornia Boy Leads Fight And Lands Square
ly Throughout Bout
RINGSIDE, WATERBURY; Ct., Aug. 27. (United News)
Louis "Kid" Kaplan, late of Omsk,' Russia, now a citizen of
Meriden, Ct., was receiving Thursday night. He received n
fairly stout clubbing from the active knuckles of Babe Her
man, the prune-picking Portuguese of California, and then re
ceived the better of it from the referee, who gave a draw de
cision and saved the featherweight championship of the world
for Kaplan, although from this angle of the ring, it appeared
that Kaplan had lost. . .
v . It was a pretty sprightly fight, but as harmless as a May
pole dance, for Herman rolled far to windward of most of
Kaplan's crude swings at the head, and the Babe's own shots,
which went thudding against Louis, the kid's concrete skull,
were -not the kind which unhinge the knees and starts the
cookoos twittering in the clock tower, i 1
' Jimmy Kelly, an Italian restaur-' ' " " 1
anteur from the artistic environs or i yrrT-r-l
Greenwich Tillage, who used to be a COAST LEAGUE
fighter himself, and has ears like'
the leaves of a rubber plant to prove
as much, was behind Babe Herman
as manager and director of strat
egy. When he saw Jack Sheehan
bt Boston raise tho soggy right mitts
of Herman and Kaplan together, in
dicating that the fight was a drawl
Score
; Seattle
R. H.
'-... :. 5 (IS 2
Salt Lake"".... 4 9 0
Batteries Miljus and "Baldwin:
Singleton,. McCabe, Mulcahy and
Cook, Peters.
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JOE BUSH GIVES SENATORS BUT ONE
HIT, AND BEATS AVALTER JOHNSON
Pirates Practically Cinch Pennant By Blanking Boston
Yesterday While Mugsy's Men Lot To .Cin
cinnati; Tigers And Sox iWin.
Inhis opinion. Kelly swung around
the ringside, ripping his way
through the crowd, demanding the
blood of the . Connecticut boxing
commission, and vowing never again
to eat nutmeg, the principal fruit of
the Connecticut orchards " gcore . r. h.
, Jvaplan got ?15,000, ii til? pro-'Oakland '. 3 7 ' 0
meters have told the truth, fjr de-vornon 4 7 3
fending the championship, and Her-' Batteries Boehler and McDon-
Score K. II. E.
Los Angeles 8 9 2
San Francisco 16 2
Batteries Jacobs and Sandberg;
Williams. Moudy and Agncw.
E.
New York is beinir turned topsy-turvy liv a tlirrc-rorncrrJ
mayoralty race. DeinoccaU.-in.fl. iplit, have two candidates in the
field, John K. Ilvlan, encumbent, and James J, Walker, state sen
itor, the latter Tammany's choice. itcullicans arc backing Frank
0 Waterman, of fountain pen fame.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 27. (United News) Tho Washington
Senators, who despite their enviable title of world's cham
pions, have been acting in a most disgraceful manner, took
another nose dive Thursday. Ami this time it, hurt. Pitcher
Bush beat the Senators in St. Louis Thursday, 5 to 0. allowing
only one hit.
Heretofore, it did not matter that the Senators dropped
games with amazing regularity, fur the Athletics were drop
ping them just a little faster. Hut Thursday the Athletics
were vacationing in Cleveland, and did not play. They are
now but half a game behind the leaders, thanks to the open
date.
Chicago beat the Yanks aome
more, t to S. In Chicago, and theOolrolt, 6 to 4.
Tigers handed Boston their Mill du- The (Hunts III the National lsue,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
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Chick Brandon.
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former Kansas
g iviij uu i-fiiaurgn iaiionai league
,player. and now assistant business
aid
man's pay was $5,000 Herman r:avo
Kaplan an efficient latlicrins i.i all
but a few of the energetic, but uni
formly eventless round'. The I Portland .:
fifth was a succession of .ur.aoi and Sacramento .,
clihehes. Kaplan would coa.c roar
ing from his corner, bis chin low
ered against his muscular chest, Iiis
thick neck, bowed, his left fist slush
ing the cold evening air of Now
England, and Herman would either
eaten the . punch on bis up-raised
right, .or step Inside the arc and
let it warm Jt is shoulder blades, with
n painless thwack.
' Thereupon It was Herman's prac
tice to sting a right to Kaplan's
heart and rumple Kaplan's ear with
a short-tefl- heok.-
. Kaplan Is unusually strong for a
featherweight, however, and Herman
found It necessary to grab him and
tie up his arms In clinches until
Sheehan, a calm, sedate official,
would request them to untie them
selves and practice the business of
pugilism.
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Herman outscored Kaplan in the
rushes, beating him to 'he punches
with rights to the heart and jaw as
the featherweight king'cam'e thun
dering' at him. The little ballyard
was pretty well peopled with custo
mers, most of whom are 'more or
less Intimate neighbors of Louis, and
the voice of the mob as the fight
whirled along to the final rounds.
expressed the idea that Connecticut's
champion was about to become an
ex-champion. It was the first cham
pionship fight In the state since
young Corbett knocked ont Terry
McGovern, at Hartford, In 1901, so
the Interest boiled high.
Herman's rights to the Jaw were
the most satisfactory blows of the
fight. None of them were heavy
enough to put the champion down,
although one such smash delivered
Jn the fifth round as Kaplan came
pelterlng across the ring, temporar
ily dazed him and made him fling
several left swings which weren't
even aimed at Herman.
Baker; Barfoot and Whitney.
First game
Score R. H.
Xew . York 6 11.
Chicago 6 S 4 1 manager of the Oklahoma Cliy club.
Batteries bhawkcly and nen-l'"1 Sam Jarvi " ma"' ,"lv'' P"'
gough; Lyons and Crouse. J chased the Arkansas City franchise.
II.
12
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10
.:. 7 9
Ilalteries Burns and Hannah
Shea. Twitchell. Canfield and
Shea.
' Score n. H. E.
Washington .'. I ' 1
St. Louis 5 9 1
I naileries juiinson and severeid;
Kush and Hargrave.
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Weed .......I0 4 .700
Diinsmuir 7 7 .600
McCloud 8 .429
Yreka ( 8 .4 29
Mt. Shasta 3 11 .222
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Score - rt.
fliiiclnnati 3
New York 2
Batteries J. May, C. Mays
Hargrave: Greenfield, Wisner
Snyder, Hnrtley.
Score l. if,
St. Louis 9 ij
Brooklyn Jn 15 2
I) a 1 1 e r I e s yer, Dickermun,
Malls. Haines and O'Fjrrell; Brown.
:If ii bboll, Polly, '"psclii;pr and De-
berry.
Score It. (.
Chicago ( o A
Philadelphia 4 ft
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Carlson and Wilson.
Score n.
Pittsburgh 1
Boston o
.Batteries Aldridge and
Benton and O'NVII, Cllisnn.
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Second game Ft. II. E. Boston 4 8 2
Portland 6 9 1 ' Detroit 5 8 1
Sacramento 7 12 sj Batteries Klimke and Bischoff;
Batteries Yarrison and Tobin; ! Dauss and Hassler. 10 innings. :l
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