The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, August 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI COAST LEAGUE Bco re Oakland Vernon Batterlos- l n. it, e. 3 8 2 4 113 Delaney and McDonald, 12 In- FINALLY WIN A GAME, BUT DO PIRATES; SUN MORS WAKE UP 1 ' ' I Hoyt Allow Browns But 3 Scattered HiU But Loe To Raokiej Athletics Continue . On Downward Grade j" y . . f .r nQ ' ITnilA.I VTA... nt . . 'for the OiuiiU in the wcrtd gerieH, wbich has strained ithtniasm mill the vocal fixtures of New York for one ltnU .. l.. !,. 1091 , week every ttuiuiuii uu r nueuiN io nave i"1''!' I. 1..LI...F Ika rnnnt. An In tt, lie CiianiH arc ui nome ,,iiii.r. the GianU uro receiving a lonir oount, and are ming lt of timo in rclinquiHhing the championship of ationul Icaffue to the .Pirates of Pittsburgh. Yiday's games made no difference in the relative status Pirates, Uiunw ana iteqs in me upper register of the , ts all three of the teams won. rlrttea had 10 exen moir ( j him io ueai .a . Iho Uianla OOMd out it In the tenth Inning at l, (iroundi, to 4. and the til; gainca behind the ud hlilillim tor secona Ltealed the Dodgers, 12 to H,d have hod a knack of (II the runner-up In re- hllODS. twice iimjr .ici'iicu unexpectedly In me lam oi maimer to take tne sec- late Iroin the Pirates and Iriii the present condition ;ra' team they may yet he Clanta hack to third ud keep them there until on ends. The Cuba won kt Brsrea, ( to 4, It there curiosity aa to the way in "lng In the lower lev- oiteball society. i tour straight defeats i Harris n.naiora won irnm e Sox Krlduy. 3 to 2. It, L ..I... I. .. .. ... B.n (nan L the Senators would have a lead hy now. However, ittlri have been unablo to lMnielvea and the recent l (he aquad eielloa a sus- 'that Cnnnlo Mart' new hall blown up. They lout Tler I In I and are cow mn in lin k of the Senators. filard. I !m young pitcher. he Yanks nent to St. bouls inn in a trade for Urban . Impressed tho error of this Ian on Miller llugglns,- Iho Manager. Ho ahut out tho 19 fit. Louis, 1 to 0. How- ot iho hrcaka of the lurk tava I hi la, whereas Walte M tho Yanks, gave only 3 lit the game. Red Sox boat the Indiana, . Thla waa lloaton'a 36th Io a worse aeaaon'a record he worst ona ever amassed pile Mack'a woral Athletics. Saturday, August 29, 1925. Page Three BERLENBACH TO MEET M'TIGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Beoro II. II. K. SU Louis 3 " II 1 New York ; 4 ,11 2 Hatterlua Bhnrdell and O'Kurrell; Plusltnmons and Hartley. 10 In Nf.W YORK. Ann 2H. Mlckoy McTlguc. who lost III"! light heavy wolKht ehuniiilonahlp of tin, world lo I'aul llcrleiibuch Ih'a summer will profit by the misfortune of Jack Delaney. MrTlKue has been selected to face llerlenhach In a return bout on September U, Instead of Del aney, who bus fallen critically 111 i Philadelphia iiusimui in iinuKopori. When Ilerlenbach boat McTlgue, tho New York boxing commission Insisted that Iierlonlmch give Del. aney a cbnnce at the title because Denaley atopped Paul before be became champion'. Friday afternoon. whon Tex Rickard waa notified that lieiauuy Hroro n. II. K. Cincinnati 12 13 0 Brooklyn 7 12 0 Butteries llenton, Iirady and HarKrave; Crimes. Khrhardl, Hub bell, Drown and Taylor, i Krore , It. II. - E. Pittsburgh ! J..:........:...l 16, 0 15 S r.utlerlos Morrison,' Oldham, Adams, Sheehan. Kremer and Smith; King. Pierce, O Ncal and Wilson. Baker; Grkert and Whitney. nlngs. could . not hope to keep the date against Ilerlenbach he telephoned McTlgue and found him-willing to! take a return match with the chance of regaining the championship. Ilerlenbach. and McTlgue each has bad one fight alnca the bout In which the title passed to the for mer Olympic wreatler. They both fought and beat Tony Marullo of New Orleans. Score i , IX. it. IS. Chicago , O B 1 Boston 4.9 1 Batteries Cooper and Gonzales; Coonoy and (!lbon. -r- E. Score n. H Ia,b Angelea 6 9 0 San Franciaco . 2 9 0 Butteries Payne and Sajidberg; Geary, I'feffer and Yelle. First game li. If. E. Seattle 7 7 0 Halt Lake 9 13 2 liatterlea Ramsey, Dumovlch anal Baldwin; Kallto, Rtrou.l and Peters. Second game R. H. E. Seattle 0 4 0 Suit Lake 9 13 1 liatterlea Hasty, Stryker and Daly; I'lerory and Cook. Called end seventh, by agreement. E Score R. H. I Portland 6 10 Sacramento 11 14 liatterlea Leverena. Ortman and Hannah; Shellenbach and Shea. A circulation covering the city of Klamath Kalla an the county of Klamath mat a tne Htamatn News HOW THEY STAND Teams W. U Pet. Klamath Falls 10 4 .700 Weed 10 4 .700 Dunsmuir 7 7 .500 McCloud ".'..'. .. .429 Yreka .' ..: 0 8 .429 Mt. Shaeta'-fe'.'.. 3 11 .222 ItuKinriM Visitor Harold Gray, former Klamath Kalis resident, now Interested In buslne. In Medford, apent Friday In Klamath Fall. trunsaetlnx uffaii and visiting with frloudk.- . Ileal I y Merchant Visit K. J. Hchmlu, well known merchant of lle.itty la In the city transacting business for the remainder of the week. To Itelurn Sunday Night Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Hector, Mr. Hec tor's mother, Mrs. M. E. McC'or- mlek ana Wally Hector and Claire Hector are expected to return to Klamath Falls Sunday evening. The party have been visiting In San Francisco while Mr. Hector has been attending Buyer's Week. Tbey made the trip by motor. On Ilusinrea From Valley Ben Vlmont of Medford Is Included in the out of town visitors In Klam ath Falls from the valley. Knlerlain Kor l.nughtrr Mr. and Mr. It. A. Kmtuilt of 11 no street entertained last night with a in formal parly n honor of tho birth day of their daughter, Mrc. Kd. Propst, Iteturn To Home Friday Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Jlunn of (lerber, who spent the early part of the week visiting in the city fro.n their home In the south returned yesterday morning. From Tho Fort Thunuluy Among the reient visitors In Klamath Falls from out of town were: Mlsa Ruth Nichols and her cousin. Misa Opal Cardwell, both residents of Fort Klamath who spent Thursday with friends and shopping In the city. Valley HusineMi- Visitor Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Thierolf. residents of Medford are included In the out of town visitors In Klamath Falls this week-end. At, The. Whito Pelican 'Among tho guesla to register 1n the Whito Pelican bote', are number of Portland residents, including Paul C. Bates and Joe Dates, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Balru. Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Ollss and 0. A. Curtis. Rrrnimn Of Koullirrn Pacific J. D. Brennan of the Southern Pac ific division at Dunsmuir, Is making a brief business visit In Klamath Falls for the remainder of tho week-end. i PjiuiiIiiu Vbiltor Richard War ner of Paunina, formerly Skookum, waa1 among the visitors to arrive in Klamath Falls last night. ' ; UOTEL ASTOD EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET 50 Baths New. Modem Qoae to Shopping District and Theatres ' FREE GARAGE TariS from $l. AMERICAN LEAGUE Score- New York St. Louis Batteries Hoyt and Dcngough; Olard and Hargrave. H. E. 8 1 3 1 Score R. II. E. Philadelphia 1 1 Detroit 8 14 1 Batteries Gray, Groves, Rommel, Baumgartner and Cochrane; Hollo- way and Dassler. Score n. H. E. Boston 2.6 0 Cleveland - 19 1 Batteries Zahniscr and Stokos, Plclnlch; Miller nqd L. Sewell. Local Briefs Sirs. Tnilore HI Friendf of Mrs. E. D. Trulove will be sorry to learn that ahe is confined to her home with an attack of Illness. She was reported ' as Improved last night over her condition of early yesterday. Score R. H. E. Washington 3 6 0 Chicago 2 8 6 Ratterles Ferguson and Rucl; Blankcnshlp and Scbalk. DANCE .t BONANZA SATURDAY NIGHT Sailing's Orchestra f Fitzsimmons To Meet Jim Delaney ' YORK. Aug. 28. Bob vinous, heavyweight, son oi heavyweight father, wlS iJimmle Delaney of St. Viuf 'i round oout at vernouL September 8, under the aus, of Promoter Jack ' Boyle". Cartland. FlUsltnmons' t announced the , arrange tm From Ilratiy Mrs. El- Uns and son, residents of there Mrs. Collins Is ta il In the Beatty store, wore the visitors In the city for btislneaa and pleasure trip. SPECIALS Victrolaa Still on at SHEPHERD'S fecial for School I a"! 1 uins calling at the "ton Beauty Shoppe ! may secure a 15 luct'on on any beau- I -"in. lThi8 invitation is ex- , j' annual tuiu "tort tJeauty eiMi... Pier nufrt f"ena Warren. Prop. 109 Winter, nidg. f PEACHES Large Size for Canning . " 75c . I BANANAS 3 Pounds 25c ,x SUGAR GRAPES-Seedless " j,i 3 Pounds 25c 4 . HARD WHEAT FLOUR $2.75 jS. Betty BROWN'S BISCUIT FLOUR 3for$l PACKAGE RAISINS-Seedless or Seeded 10c Each 11 for $1 See a Good Show "The Pirate of Penzance" September 3 and 4 at Fair Ground The County Fair is Your! Help Make it a Success Be There September 3, 4 and 5 Hurry Cash Grocery PHONE FOR FOOD IT'S THE BETTER WAY 576 PHONE 576 , 524 Main Street "ThePirates of Pen zavce' ' . . is a good show and the Kiwanis Club - 1 is going to put it over big at the Fair Grounds, Sept. 3-4 Be Sure and See It The Play at this store is a little different V: No Pirates Here in fact I Sell for Less Scores of steady customers know this, but to the rest 1 say "Come in and I can Show You." Weyenberg Shoes and Oxfords Work Shoes $3.35 Tan Oxford $5.00 Full leather upper, triple stitched, composition sole, leather heel. Calf skin upper, leather sole, rubber heel A snappy model. Jersey Sweaters 2pfock,e!- $3.50 coat style v Mohair Sweaters Coat style, CC ffl warm, durable MJ.UU Overalls $1.50 Bib or waist style, heavy denim, full cut deep, roomy pockets Lloyd Ryan CLOTHIER Home of the Workingman " Oil, " , .