The Klamath news., September 13, 1925, Image 6

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SEORTS DONE BR0V
COAST LEAGUE
Speaklug of pitcher, or were we? one of Ihe greatest undent of pit.h
Tho current season has been a (lis- iM In Ci""-' IV. "rrow
apiwlntln one for Wllbert Uoliln- with some views on the sul-Jeel.
win. Jolly leailer of tha Brooklyn Scbt asserts that lie has ii.'-i:
DoilKera. And one of Ihe most ills- jiiiihing two iliffereni type of l.i'.l
&riolntiu(t faitora of his team's p!:iy in recent Kiimi's. Hue is j:ii.i!!er
lias been Ihe absolute failure of Hit: .Cian Ihe other ami ha heavier sew-Je-is
Petty, llie southpaw, to coiae ' These two ehntiKet; Rive t!ie
Ihroiich. jpiuher more eonliol over the ball.
Imle Ilobbie v.',A Imlianapolis a lf (hi3 ,K, tnl(l ()f tw0 n,;ni
Mx prb-c for Petty Sast winter. firin;(3 i,.,...,,,,,!,,,. Kit her some of tin
in the belli f that 'he vitetaii rotiM
ton.e through In grand style anil ;
make a good running mat" for la.-'
xy Vance, lluloish primes, ct nl.
As this is w ritten Petty has y t to
ln halt a doren games. i
All of which causes us li wonder I
if the 'lfe!anJ baseball i lub km I
what it was doing when it refused to
get excited about the scramble for.
Petty, caused by his work with the
Indianapolis team. I
Cleveland had Petty soir.e years'
ago. He seemed to have promise.-
The club finally let him go. how
ever, and while no reason was given
for the move, the opinion was ex-'
pressed by some that Petty's main
fault was a mental one. Sucee83
oeemed to hurt him rather than spurj
him on.
Petty Joined the Dodgers last:
spring with the reputation of havingi
won 29 games and lost but 8 for the'
Hoosiers. a great percentage in that
league of sluggers and wisei old
birds. Many a pitcher has Joined the
the majors with a much less impres-,
sive record Ik' nd him and with
much less experience in facing bat
ters and has come through in rapid
time. .
Why, then, did Petty go pflooie?
Only one other disappointment ap
proaches it in Uncle Kobbie's mind.
That Is the reversal ol form shown
by big Rube Ehrhardt. You'll rec.ll
that that boy, after Joining the itob
ins last year, went .great g;ias. win-,
nlng five games at ihe cljse e.' the
season. . r
When the 1924 season c::.::.". he
loomed up as one of tha Ijlg v:!r.ncr3
of the Dodgers for this cauipalrn.
He is Just about breaking even In
victories and defeats, and has yet to
win his tenth game.
The tune regarding the lively ma
ture of the big baseball now in use
in the big -leagues has changed of
late. The drop in' the home run av
erages and the ability of pitchers to
remain longer under the daily fire
has caused some followers of the
game to suggest that adverse com
ment on the "rabbit" ball has caused
manufacturers to change the compo
sition and remove some of the life.
This change has been denied in
dignantly. Now Art Nebf. Giant pitcher, and
Is happening.
halls made before the advent of the
uibhit ball are bdng worked In or
the latest batches from the factory
are different thin those in us.
. larlier ill the year. Take your
choice.
I V
i line of the men who played on (he
Uino with the I'nited States naval
'academy football team last fall will
be eligible to play on the Vniversitv
of Iowa li-ani this coming season.
.according to an annoim'ceir.ent at
. Iowa City. la. The player. Lambert,
i was a member of the freshman team
i at Iowa in 192;!. He re-entered Iowa
, last winter, and thereby met elipibil
fty qualifications.
Indians Trouncn Seal
SKATTI.n. Kept. 11 Ilrlck Ki
ll iv. Is li i 1 1 1 :i it . the pudgy outfielder
driving In all four Indian runs with
ill!-.-.- tim.-ly hits, one a double, gave
Seait'e a i to i victory oer the
!.:,..' ;-.! . S.'v.I-- today. The tribe can
tui.vVin tV- series from Sail Krun
cisio by ail ing both games tomor
row, "lied" Lucas, pitching his
f.airie in mure than a month,
lusted Oliver .Mitchell of the visitors.
S,oro- It. II. E.
S 'ii K.;.lli-isi'o 2 '7 1
S. atlle 4 9 0
It. tterles- Mitchell and Yelle; Lu
cas i.nd K. Baldwin.
ItirfiHil W ins 'J.lnl
I.OS A.Ntll-XKS. Sept. 12. Clyde ;
Itarf.iot. star Vernon plliher, won j
his :trd vietory of the season here j
tiiilr.y. when Vernon nosed out Suit j
Lake. " to C III n lu-inulng game.;
Swan-mi, Vernon rightllelder. cross-J
ed the plate with the winning run i
when llarioot sacrificed.
Score It. It. K. j
Salt Lake 6 11 1 ;
Vernon 7 13 !'
Batteries-M u 1 c a h e y, O'Xelll.
Stroud and Cook, McDonald; liar-,
foot and Whilney. j
,,f ..lx itauie. of llio series Saturday. Portlsnd 11 ,
.,,.. ,hey defeated 4... Auge... " ' .Ui.t-rle. - iaco.,.. ,... ....
to 5. 8lx runs In th. feurlli lunli.a (tsiidherg; Meeker and Toblu.
drove Jacobs Irom the mound and
put the gsme on loo for Ihe locals.
Oaks lilt To Victory
Score
,os Augeles
1! II. K.I 0AK1.ANH. sept. ii,-i
5 15 4 'crs. hit by Flowers and Arlelt. saved
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liolnrer Nliiins Homer
PORTLAND. Sept. 12. Assisted
by two horn-; run's by ltohwer, left
fielder, the Beavers made it five out
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