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11 Boxing Comes Back To KlamatiiJWjthA-hale Qf 4lu O . , " .,.. run,,, IT -Ml, off fur I'hillsr npi IP IMG Tfl 111 I V -val OrTT"" Sunday September f, 1925 THE Kl RITCHIE SCORES TECHNICAL K. 0. OVER OLSON BY REAL COMEBACK; KID STARKEY GETS FLASHY WIN I Boxing came back to Klamath Falli last night in a whirl wind card that dazzled a two-thirds full house, but a card that was worthy of a 10,000 house in California hall, Oakland, for example. Boxing lagged last year in Klamath Falls. If promoters at the Scandinavian hall will continue to put up a monthly card of the calibre of last night's thriller, fans will be turned away for the lack of room. Staging a wonderful comeback ; that was perceptible in his fight ; so plainly whipped his seconds wet with Frankie Murphy here last ; ragged him out. July. Earl Ritchie, local heavy- The preliminaries were a fining weight tore into the favorite, Sam-! prologue. Chuck Sands, outweigh- mv Olson rored mm tor eigui ea la pounas. sm wrann uu ! lhiiaUIl day. Ii wn in it - - , , wn,)o tl0 ;ul lilt lliirmm victory of Ihu week. .' (ur ' 3 1 seore- K. H. K- - i . i York I 1 I v :;r. ... . iM,n,.,i..ihi lu u 3 ti..tt.,,' .--v.. nen. - ..'..., - Score v Sacrcmi'iilo V.. Shea. V. I'll and M. Shea; llryan and Kuumim iiiiiii-ricn - lluruvs. I K n and Sny der: Carlson. Decatur. Kiiittht and Wilson. M-iiIh Drive Hani iioiiti ivn Sunt f. - The Seals ...in .wuniiwd the Heavers, and n.MlKera ami Kravn Mpllt Immlc it five out of six of the pen- iiosTON'. Sept. 6. Tho Brooklyn ...i .erles Saturday, winning 13 lo llolir, .,i i(,un llraves spill & Mul Ithvne. San Francisco dnuhln header here loouy. uroos stop, made four hits out of flve,Vn won ,),. frBt gauiv, & to 3. trips lo the platter. Vance, who pitched Ihe first game, Score " " E- was seldom In danger, and fanned San Francisco 12 l i nine men. Th llraves took the sec I'ortlsnd ill i0nd game liy a score of 4 to J. llntteries Mitchell. Jolly and nDby Smith, the converted In- Aguew; Ortutan. Stokes and Hannah, . f ttltr. pitched well for Ihe llravea. I and won his own gsme In the ninth.. Ill I ITI Ml1 Til 111 I If '"nirnl 0rmT7" rr.LlblliO ill r LAI ..le' wSf'Sj Tl,. ' T 11 "K! 1111 THIS AFTERNOON P"es w gnte. SOI b., ""Witt "Left," uoh, . .. n """noon, -Vn. tL i Fat Bend 1 eiun, Winner win i,gri Mosd.y, , Of Central Oregon League fcUCfJ") To Play S-K Champ. -k i;.,,, An exhllillloa of ('Inss-A senit-proj hall will be played here tills after noon nnd tomorrow at Inn fair' Onks Heat lie,-. when he singled to center, scoring ""'n"" " " . ' 7, i. ' , ' nun ivn t Th Oaks. .... .... I ni,l hun '"" " First game It. II. h. . Brooklyn 1 Sept won from Sail Lake here this after noon. to 7. but there whs a slaughter of pitchers on both teams A elPenlBftiu . Klsmatl, rsa.lT'uiV Klamath lhsV.ii i? my Olson gorea mm tor eiguia io puuous, ul . w..u T i i w YT l 1J k1i" ul ijiv.iwi. w rounds and emerged the winner by i Stanley Morris. Babe Llghtfoot and HODDV JOIIGS (JDIIOIuS in lne t,omPl"hn,ont- TnB H"'' - . I.-, i bnAni,n, na prnv.k-! V-all wen four rounds with; v r five errors wer eostlv. costing them a levuuuiti nuui.uui. - ' was all with Olson at the out set, bat Ritchie won them over by sheer ability on the defensive decision to the Babe. His Amateur Crown and Temarkable punching power of fensively. In the first round Ritchie gave the fans a surprise by sidestepping blow after blow and making Olson swing wide a doten times. Olson landed but one clesn blow the en tire round, and Ritchie hsd the! Tound tiy a shade. Olson led the! tight again In ihe second round, but Ritchie heM his own and the Tound was even. In the third. Rit chie outwitted nearly every attempt of the Swede, who appeared in good condition, to measure him fjr a solid "smash. The fight was cn in real earnest in the fourth when Ritchie came out of the ring and dealt Olson a staggering blow to the chin. Olson staged IT'S WASHINGTON i gm. It. lul. .known In southern Oregorl. Hint r- L-J J0!"' Ossai. 1 .... .... . nd Kismsih riiu .7r? five errors were costly, costing them the game, despite superior hitting. Score K. II. K- Salt Lake 7 13 5 Oakland S 8 1 , OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB.! Batteries Ponder. Stroud and I OAKMONT. Pa.. Sept. 5. The great- Peters; Krause, Harris. Foster and lest amateur golfer In the United I Read. States. Robert T. Jones. Jr., of At-j - lanta. today retained his title and NATIONAL' LEAGUE j administered a sound spanking to a i youngster from his home town in the I ; national amateur championship. 'Pirate 'Unity to t"fn i Defeating Watts Cunn. bashful' PITTSBURGH. Sept. S. - After r.,.i v..tt, ..r. .r.H nn , , flou ndering around for a few In- .play. Bobby Joined the list of Cham-' ,ne Pnt-aplrlng Pitts- , Jpions who have won the onuueur bga Pirates rallied snd won their NEW YORK. Sept. 5. Plltsburgh , ,. . year8 , ,llccesslon. (last game with the St. Louis Osr- and Washington stepped out today . , ... . , ., dinals on Forbes field this sesaon. as almost certain winners of the'. Th ,,f. ,h,e chmnlonslP J the score helng 6 to 5. Kleven major league pennant and rivals ' Z rZ ' h.M.n? ,hoUMnd pen,on" Mw l,,e ,t,,m,, in the world series. , 7, Z, v .Z ' Johnny Rawllngs. the i'lttsburgli . , gr-K.mon w n-iwri..! iu ..ate won . lndmtr. ik.Z7" (Conlltmnl on l'e Seven) g trnlnlil gamos, niul eapturod the Klsmsth N.s ssnig. I Bucky Harris and his charging I carried him through three rounds of! match play, and made him the sen- i satlon of Oakmont, could never hopei Washington Senators ipr.ni. . . , . . sevenin successive victory wnen . ...w . , , comeback and RltcWe. while he jes. , outgamed the Boston Red Sox. j Bobby ,nd Watts are cIom nal. Srore Rated to follow Ms firs: hlo-x up , 7 6. EnfJ increased thelr ,ead ' ... . .f.,.d .a,'" fi?":. St. Louis 5 finally succeeded In knocktn3 !iim :ovcr ... phlladelDbia Athletics to : . k... . "l seven iuii games in tne American ; i across the ring. Olson took three nam ones to tne noay nov ? tne (1asue pennant race I bell saved him from further- dis-, 7 In Kow Kor" senators I race- i While the Senators were enjoy- In the fifth and s.xth the fight ng a winning streak the Athletics COAST LEAGUE -- o...u -1 r. . . ing a wiuuiub svrea. ine iiueuc8 t slowed up a bit but in the seventh . now almost a forlorn hope, couldn't ' It came back with all the fury of aRet out of their losing habit and eock fight. Ritchie tore into 01-,they were shut cut by the Ruth on. one hard sock to the ear,jiesS New York Yankees. cutting a gash In that region. 01- The defeat of the Athletics was day's second baseman, broke a bone In his ankle, while sliding Into second In the eighth inning. Score It. II. k. 11 2 Pittsburgh 6 14 2 Batteries Malls. Dlckernian, lyor and O'Farrell: Meadows, Sheehan, Morrison and Smith. (Hunt. -Nitre nit Win PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5. The Indians and .lmci-l Split """"" maaB 11 ,nree 0", ' ,ne "er" SEATTLE. Sept. 5. One farce les with the Phillies today, by tak- and one well pitched game was to- lng ,he flnH' "me 14 10 ,0' lt wa ii.ru iniiiiiK iruj. nit ifinni. ne- baseball dish served by the son fought back gamely ibut Ritchie the ninth they had suffered in sue-, Seattle and Los Angeles clubs. The was clearly the aggressor. Olson cession and the 14th in their last ! Angels won the first game. 18 to 2.! entered the ring with the gongjij games. by chasing Dumovich and Juney, and ' sounding in the eighth, a tired The Senators, moving along on I ending up in a flock of Seattle rook- i man. Ritchie -delivered lour cloanj high ':pee(T '"with'" fobBB ' pitchers 'litry,la their nest. In the second blows lo succession to the head, j helping reliable old veterans, have ! ame Ramsey gave a fine exhibition r without a return. Olson's seconds j almost as much of an advantage i on tne moun'. to givo the Indians a threw the towel In the ring and 1 over their nearest rivals a. the Plr- 6 to 1 '" ates. who are leading the New York ""w"" " Giants in the National league by '.'w'1..AnKe,e8 x 17 0 M Batteries Payne, Saunders and Ritchie was the winner. For speed and action, however. the semi-windup made the hit of eight games. the evening with the fans. Kid Crucial Scries To Start etarkey's powerful right hook wasj The Senators open a fcur-game there with all Its punch. Duke i series against the Athletics in Phil Evans, although he outweighed ( adelphla on Monday. Even If the Starkey 10 pounds, was simply out- j Athletics should sweep the series classed. But he put up one of the j with four victories, the Senators gamest losing man's fights ever i would not be In a precarious posl aeen here with the possible excep-! tlon because they would leave Ptail tion of Joe Coffman. who foght here ; adelphia with a three games lead last year. Starkey took every; and the Senators have the easier round of the fight as long as it last ed which was 414 out of a sched uled six. In the third the bell Sandberg; Dumovich. Juney. Downs, Percival and Buldwin. Second game R. Los Angeles 1 Seattle C Batteries Hughes and Ramsey and Daly. H. E. C 5 " 0 Knnis; Vernon Tuki-s Kive Straight LOS ANGELES. Sept. 5. Vernon to 6 here to- saved Evans after he went down three times In succession for the count of nine. He stood up under a terrific bombardment for two min utes In the fourth until he was road to the finish. The standing remaining the same defeated Sacramento in the National league, but the Plr- ates In their victory over the St. the Phillies, II to 10 and the Plr Louls Cardinals were more Impres-iates spotted the more powerful slve than the Giants in their de- Cards to a four run lead In the feat of the Philadelphia Phillies. first inning and came from behind The Giants hi d to fight to beat I to win. ilN OUk. OFFICE ' i :tti j tl tMit -T!i ', Bunch VMAf-'cHrV GEE !! 6u CMTr -0P BIL.S .AND BtelNGlN1 SENb BILUA ( POST THEM 'EM BACK THROUGH THE f -THERE'S ASSTI I 7 111 -rupee ? P ? SSTrWs VHAT PU4P S ' i j ' S w v jc4 " ' - i lK T -Jp ;; J- The question folks will ask is "which" To shovel coal or turn the switch Van Fleet's Serviceman Says: The electrical heating age Is upon us. Electrical washing and Ironing and cleaning and cook ing and sewing and heating. Out appliances will apply them selves to your needs.- - VAN H.KKTU MOTOR SHOP 208 Main Ht. Day Phono 7.W. 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