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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1925)
THE Page Six Klmt gume -- " K' Sun Kranclsro S I Portland SSI it, rlna . VMIIIhiii" and YdIIo; ill. lit from uallonul strike uuiirlera hero. WEED AND KLAMATH BOTH AFRAID TQ RISK PENNANT HOPES ON GAME I.owls blamed John lluya ,11am moiid, former head of the foderul fuel coniiiilMlon for "ul t hn talk fuel cumitihMlun for "all th talk the Idea did not original with the mine workers. SPECIAU ' t .- t V 'V ' ,nVlv. en.:.. .wi Hums, Tnbln. sioke. llollliiKswurtii .10 inning. ami r 1925 Flag Lies Dormant When Two Director Fail To Reach Agreement On Deciding Game; Many Fans :! ? Dissatisfied With Action Taken Second gnme " Sun Francisco 7 11 0 Portland 8 11 1 llaitorle--Cery, Criiikntl. Mimily and Akiicw; VurrUnii and Muttiinli. '"is ' I - Thursday. Sent. S, 1025 head-i Officials of two basl:ill clubs Klamath Falls and Weed fought it out for the pennant yesterday afternoon by tele phone. After 14 calls had been exihantred it resulted in a 14-inning tie. In other words. Klamath Falls and Weed are and will be forever tied for the 1!) 2 3 pennant, because the Peljcan msnieement will not accept a ;i(l-5() division of thO puree strings at the game scheduled for Weed next Sunday, j ' There was loud woof woofinj? of the leaders of both clubs-1 There were concessions, acceptances and rejections. There! were many ifs and amis exchanged. j After all the smoke had cleared. , the conversation simmered down. "N hard feelings." eaid the Weed manager. "Oh, no. everything Is perfectly all right. No strained relations, or anything like that," the Klamath Falls official stated to the mogul. Until nu-nt Klaml ante? till sides had favorable argu- Wced refused como to Falls under a $100 guar- Klamath Falls demanded a - A V.1 J .0 I hV, r-,fv .'. J k"jr5-V;'J' $300 guarantee from Weed, but,' Weed would only concedo a 50-50 , Weed division, of the gate receipts. I Yreka made a bid for the game. And Pelican fans, who have boost ed the club all year, and have been anxious to see the pennant decided one' way or the other, yesterday saw the pennant split in half. Instead they will, some of them, see a neu tral team, Bend, winners of the Cen- '2 Nationalization Of Coal Industries Is Suggested PIIII.AIK1.PII1A. Sept. . SllK-nestli.,1.- fur natlonaliiliiK the colli Industry and a alulemeiit nlirltu led to operators that mine work ers average,! 1I.SS0 a year In wag es. weri bitterly altiuked and re filled by John U Lewis, privsiuont of thn I'nlied Mlno Workers, In t w BlaleinenU lulled Wednesday lllg shipment of new Full 'oal ,ui,l lints at H Itegln'a llress Shop. 129 South Tt!i St. B1-5 Saturday Special i : AT- - " BALDWIN HARDWARE CO offering each club a guaran-1 tee. Weed, It is reported, rejected i this offer. the j.ltcst of Sammy (Swede) Olson, who will meet And so. the Siskiyou-Klamath. lea-i , ,, t ,k o.,.. 1...II ,,,, gee is closed with Weed and Kiam- E'l Ritchie in the lu-adltner at the Scandinavian hull Satur atu Falls sitting on the top of the! day night. There will be 30 rounds of boxing;. The fighters fence looking daggers at each other, j are w orking out daily afternoon and evening at . the Scandin- tral Oregon league, come down here but both afraid to mix It In a battle , avian to play a two-game series, Sunday ; that would result in one of the two i and Monday. ' being knocked off the top perch Visitors are welcome. WASHINGTON SENATORS VIRTUALLY HAVE CINCHED A. L 1925 PENNANT Babe Ruth May Be coST LEAGUE Returned louame L WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. The Senators virtually cinched the American league pennrnt here Wednesday, when they de- Even Little Sammy -z- Is Eatted Out Of Box By Mighty Washingtonirj.c And Athletics Lose Eighth Stra-ght Game . i i i, . I then go to bed early at night. The llabq appeared in the Yan- i kee club house before Wednesday's " h C.,v nn.l ii,Lu.l ieatea ine Atnieucs, to &, tnereoy sweeping the abbreviated it0 bc permitted to get into a uni series and boosting their margain over the Mackmen to five I form and practice. Manager Huk- and one-half games. " 'gins refused the request, hut told Sam Gray, the undaunted little pitcher, whose work!his Mst drawing card Unit if tie this vear has kent thi Athletic nn inn nf tho noreontatro nnl. would telephone By Next Saturday, Los Angeles 10 12 0 Seattle - 5 S 1 Jacobs, Hughes and ! Batteries NEW. YORK. Sept. 2. (United ; Ennis; Hasty, Ramsey and Daly. News i Babe Huth may be back in 1 . the Yaukee line-up next Saturday, Score It. penitent and eager for a chance to;gun i.ake 6 work bard In the afternoon, and Oakland i Batteries Plercy and Tructt and MasUonald. II. K 9 8 : Cook Score R. H. E. Sacramento 4 7 2 Vernon 5 8 1 HHtierles Pillette and Canning; Schellenliach and Shea. The teacher knows the need of better sight in the school room. . In nearly every case the backward child needs glasses. It Is the parents' duty to attend to the child's eye-needs at once. "we make t h e child feel at ease and our examination Is a thorough one." DR. H. J. WINTERS Kye Sight SccUllt. We tirind Our Own Claaaea, Klamath Falls, Ore. Choice of jittractive colors Beautiful Four Piece Console Set Four Pieces to This Colored Glass Console i wo tanaieaiicKs, un dowi and Une Baw An attractive ornament. Makes a most appropriate gift. . This is an unusual value. Sale Saturday, September 5. Baldwin Hardware Co. the mjvcmsrA stqw 418 Mam St. , PKomXI umn most of the season second inning. Rommell Friday night, he. was knocked out of the box in the; u "" una ...uueis weie uanereu aooui i, ls believed that Ruth will be Iluggins. by the fast-moving Senators. Bkumgartner alone, escaped, .back at work on the bail lot Satur- The collapse of the Mackmen seems to have been com- day fri .1 r . .1,1 , .,, . ., piete. 1 neir uuieai touay was ine eignin straignt. last 15 rtMrie-thfetf ''nh.vp "ivon T.fit'tWir '-'': The Philadelphia Athletics snap- ped out of their three weeks' leth-. AMERICAN I FAflllF Hut It is understood the Sa.Oiio Tn tlioif'ae which was aysf:sTd UKalust l.nn'1- TVimilKIIKISt;' UBifni,"wli'en Tli'.' Aiis in- j definitely siii,i,.iided, v. Ill uyt hi; re-. mitted. II. E. 11 4 It 1 Batteries Cray, 'Roiuinell, Itaum gartner, Walberg and Cochrane; C'oveleskie and Ruel. Try a News Class Ad. NATIONAL LEAGUE argy, in the seventh Inning of their game .with Washington Wednesday. I But it was too late in the game, and probably too late in the. season. The Athletics had lost seven j straight games, the last one. to the first-place Senators, whom they are1 trying to dislodge. And then they j Score R clouted out five runs in two in-1 Philadelphia 5 nings Wednesday, but the Senators , Washington 8 already had run up six, and the game was lost. Philadelphia now trails Washing ton'by five and one-half games, and virtually has erased herself from pennant consideration. The Ruth-less Yanks defeated Bos ton: again 4 to 2. It was the nln tieth defeat of the year for the Red Sojc.i - While Pittsburgh was pushing over the weakening Cincinnati Reds 8 to 2, and thereby increasing the Pirates' lead over the Giants in the National league, to eight and one halt games, the self-same Giants were making league history, and wholesale comedy at Philadelphia. Smarting under a C to 3 defeat by the Phils in the first game of their double header, New York went wild in the after-piece and hammered out 24 runs off 30 hits. The Giants made nine runs in the sixth inning alone. The game ended 24 to 9. Boston beat Brooklyn In the only other game In the league, 4 to 2. Score R. II. E. KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. Boston 2 6 6 j Well equipped and waiting for the New York 4 9 1 i birth of your new baby. adv. 19 Batteries Zahniser. Fuhr and ; ' "- " " ' Blsihoff: Pennock and BengoiiRli. J Porter" Construction Co. '. Washed and Screened Sand a and Gravel Klamath and Market Sts. Phone 13 ALTAM0NT AUDITORIUM Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Nijk Galloway's Orchestra from Portland wiD . furnish the music. All conveniences and first class floor.' Kest Rooms Lunch and Soft Drinks. MARTIN & FROMAN ; .-. .. . , . . . . . j.u i. . u. u 1 1 i st Be sure of your furnace! Your comfort even your health depends on the kind of heat you obtain from your furnace. 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Clnrinniitl 2 12 0 Pittsburgh 8 13 1 Batteries Donolme, Itrndy and Hatgrave; Morrison and (looch. u mm I i X . , wuu HliU IT I I in rupnc eCOsvjm into the OFFICP NfeUT COOR. ftND ee ipnoo a an iNt; T IN THEIfc DllSf?tTOftV - n , ' i t. 1 'filte.'W W " -i
