The Klamath news., September 16, 1925, Image 6

Page Six
Wednesday. Sent. 16.
THE
Pacific Coast Football Title Will Be Hard Fought This;
uuu.i.. .u..V N. Y. For Charity
OFF TO AN
START THIS YEAR
Howard Jones Takes Over
U. Of S. C Crew; Best
Year Of Career Is Predict
ed For Ernie Nevers; Ore.
And Wash. Teams About
Equal
Riffs Compare Their Booty
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.
(United News) The football
season on the Pacific coast be
gan Tuesday with initial prac
tice sessions at the .larger col
leges. Coach Andy Smith, who has
led the University of Califor
nia squad through five years
without a defeat, looked over
125 candidates for the 1925 1
golden bear machine. At Palo ,'
Alto, where Glenn Warner is
beginning hh second year as
pilot of the Stanford squad,
about 100 men were on the
field, including Ernie Nevers,
the great fullback, who seems
due for the best season of his
career.
Howard Jones, former Iowa
:k, s-it. l.v
The world's bo-
iiuc chamliiolihls will ilcfcm!
their title III tho tM-urrtl to be
given for the Jewish maternity
hcspltnl nt tin- l'olo ;runlN,
Ortober 5, Matchmaker Jimmy
Johnston Minonnmi. j
lliirry Orb, tin middleweight
champion, will ih'fniil his crown i
nj3illtt Jinmiy Slttry, the Huf-
fnlo youncX'T. Slnnery'a nwnl
I showing against Vxul llrt-lrntMrh. ;
world's light heavyweight roam.
plon, merited libit the chance at ,
tireh, according to Johnston, lies- I
pite the drubbing be took from
1W. j
Huh Herman, who recently
fought a draw with KM Kan- !
Inn will attempt to wrval the
featherweight title from John, j
ny Dundee. The two will fight !
nt 120 pounds, n weight the vet. j
eran Dundee said he would be j
able to make. j
Sid Terris, who waa born In j
Hie Jewish maternity hospital, j
will meet Jack Bernstein, another
lightweight contender. In the ;
third bout of the card. J
BUSINESSMEN INj
K. F. ARE AIDING;
K. H. S. ATHLETICS
Giants Creeping Up K AST AND MIDDLEWKST
Feebly on I'lraies: SUUADS START PH'ritiv
"Wtvill
XKW YHIIK. Scpl. 15. -Tim cold
!,lrlnlo of mill September rain to
day slleved 1'ltl' -hui tll'n loud uvrr
tin. t:i:lls III " National league
down to slv r.ntnes. Tin- Clam de
feated Cincinnati. 4 lo I. while rain
'nibbed the I'lrntcs of what looked
'like a sure victory over llrooklyn.
I The gaiiui was called ut the end
'of Hie so.oml liinliiit. with lh Pir
ates having run up a il rim lead.
The lowly I'Mlllws pulled them
'selves out of last p!-o when they
! defeated the Cards nt HI, Uiuls.
I t to :. Thus. Philadelphia
changed places with llio Cuba, who
jware rained nut of their g.iinn with
the lloaton Urates ut Chicago.
I ... . . .........i.i......
l naaningiun ami i iio..h...... , ., ,
..llll .even mime. niKirt at nlithlfall I111"1 "fcrri'meill
'Tuesday. Wnthlnxlnn lameil th"
iTIisem. 6 to S. while tltu Athlellia
were heating Chlraao at I'hilailel-
phla. 4 to 2
ROLLc'
'Four Hor.cmcn" Of Knute Rockne'i Noi. I
Time Famou. Backficld Aro Gone, SJS
For Michigan; Columbia, llarvftrd An7w IS
New Cosche. ' """W.Viy
NKW
raw wiikIh
YORK, S.-pt. U.-(UnlU.l K....v
of Sfptcmber chilling the emot. -7.j
Alba
fgun nuw in virtually all the big univerlU ZiiTvN
i no Ko-runvu nig three Yale. Harvard n t.
of oagiT. nwktird youths throughout the countrrY
thfir aniiual Mtrupgle for football (&mti si7
'11. Sfrinii. .
'iliei and ,
arvnrH .J i . .
Hturtvd onoratioim Tuu.sdav. restrnlm.il ,., ... . n8w
- "hi now 0 U,.;.
agrt'Kincnt. ' 7W
Mirr practice iiIho begun in tho mithllew i,.J
...... ... iiiiijui nunn!) 01 that I
I K"K Hi live worn I uenuiiy.
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i I lie notion i.i-u mi. itmi isi,iiii .... ..... - .- i.iv
!he 97th tlmo this season, and thlsiwest gained advantage by an rarly I .arfTpct PpochmJ
itlnw to St. liouls. ! to 1. start will not hold this year. The w"'6va"' ICMuTli
I lloaton. Inrreilthle as It may seem. I army and I enn Hlala both to meot,
'is now 19 games behind the Yanks. Notre Dame, started a week before
I who hold seventh place, and the lied j tho UImIi: Pennsylvania began be
So are mora than 4H games behind fore ber futitra western opponents.
j Washington, the league lenders. jt'hl. nro and llllnolt; the navy got a
Cleveland and New York were ' similar ciIko on Mlrlilgan, and I'url-
Class in Histrx
At Oregon Ag-
kept from playing by I lie ruin.
COAST LEAGUE
For the first time In the history
Cit- i
the
pie in no other way than to assist ,
and promote bigger and cleaner!
athletics !n the high school of Klam
oth cennty and to place Klamath en j
:vA f nihpr jii.hni, In the!
tion in spring practice and al- .,,, ,h, haTe made names for)
reaay nas iainy delinite ideas themselves.
coach, who is now at ths halm i
of University of Southern C.ili-if '"'"tics in Klamath county.
more than 100 players fom!
whom to choose his var-ity.
Jones has sized up the situa-i
A new photo from behind the TliS battlclirfcs in Morocco, sliow
ng two soldicni of Abd-cl-Krim examining booty gathcml froa:
Trench and Spanish soldiers. Anything that a dead or captured
' Jnlidcl" has thai mav be ol any use is tuii.cn from him.
regarding his opening line-up.
From Oregon and Washing-
Last week the Citizens Student!
Athletic commit.ee was formed with
ton, 11 IS reportea tnat JfacillC Deliell secretary; H. N. Moe treas-
HUNTER LOST IN LAVA BEDS FOR
2 DAYS IS FOUND BY PARTNER IN
SMALL, DESTERTED INDIAN CAVE
inoiilli started preparation buforo! f'OIIVAIXIS. gpt ll.-Wkt'
Chlt nro. nerotiil ntnitl Irnhnu ixt4
New coai hea have taken rharite at n"r" Moaday ftwuooi, sqj
a number of schools. l)oc Hpears Is ,lat PromltM to bi Ukj
with Minnesota; (ieorxe l.ltlle. Yost """'In rlnns Is th. kliwj,
aide at Mlehliian. Is with Wlscon- ,ro11''" l'il throtii Ik. etsniM
sin; and Krnle lleam. former Xuppke' ''" ,h,n ,w' befon tkst 1
:. i assistant at Illinois, keads Neliras- PPmn W Wk
1 k s staff .' brea approved at th. rrftovi
0' lr. Itn.l.,.r. .II.Am-H. . i " "" l Wis,
Ilatl.-rles-Kuni and linker: Sinn-, h sitcce. d Hoc Spear, at West '' Thl. h hta.
letot. and Cook. VlrKlnla. Howard Jonea. tba i.ld-" nl
I west mentor, ha. .one to Southern ,!"' ". elm
Score It. II. K.: California, and Charley Crowlev has, Tlie freshmsn wek lu n
Portland t
Sun Kranchico 10
Itnlterles Itachac. Meeker anil
Tubln; Williams and A snow.
Score H.
Ouklund 0
Salt Lake
II.
, 4
10
7 3 'succeeded the late Percy Jluuchton : h'r0 ln,t ft" I m
IS O at Columbia. pr..rni 10 sc,usmi ih i
Harvard, Its onca proud rrlmson
Score
Verron
Sarrumento
Diitterles Plllette.
badly sollid by recent dlnaatrous
ye.nri, has rnitased MuJ. Charles
K. Kuly lo aid Hob Kl-ller In Kolllin
3 tho rrlniwti out ut the slump. Tad
dents with their t lilt mi
roundtims prior lo nasi ntm
and rlasi work protrt si lag
lo all concerned that k at a
tit.'iilA ir snnusl fMlHAL
Coast Conference teams are j urer. and R. C. Grcesbeck. Dr
J.I
Every hunting season has its "tragedies" and Klamath
has fallen heir to one of the earliest of the season
i 1 lipMllmlnBrv FiwutnOB H
: Jones will nraln handle Yale's bull ln,0 pare Mottda iltewt
nryan and ,,,.,,. . . , .m ..n., i ..,,, .k h., ,,a,i,iiiI1i
Whitney; Vlncl. Canfleld and Hhe. " ' .....,, . . mmM
i!..ni. i . i . .airini(in in 11111 iiniifr. :
fairly evenly matched. Enoch ! A; c" ""S: I The scene was laid in the lava beds,' where two men,
cagsnaw, at me university or,tee guris tightly clutched in their hands, made attempts at mur
w ashington, is worrying about yesterday morninn letters "!der on unsuspecting deer ' i
a weak line, but the Huskies j nor E'Ljr "" The actors in this scene were Bill Nitchelm;'and Everett
probably will have developed wcre t"adJn he mail aaking for H . k . .
,, . - , , laupport. both moral and financial. ! riaraenoroOK.
a uun iniwuru wan oeiore , the Peking of the Klamath
ineir lougn games are encoun- tsam.
tered,
traveling.
Notre Iinnie, altnrn of Ita famous
leadership of a lUff I
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i tr"a- T,r,unl"r a" of "nnA-
I faces a schedule whlrh wilt test
Knute
I Very little luck in the lava beds, where deer, mule tail at!
'that, could be seen nlontiftillv thn dav bpfore tho spawn !
Six reasons were given for the ' ' '
support of the football, basketball, j opened. , j
baseball and debate teams and put- So Hardenbrock and Nl!schclm . .. . . r '
ji.jmi'i niuiiiiu iieNiijiin. no uiu-
meet i,jcnt horlion flushed with morn-
will remain a mttabtt si IBM
four horsemen, the rem of It first I ihrouKhnut the wart.
First csthTiim of Ihtfmnl
will bs Monday eralia1r
convorallon. TumdM Imaw
,.nl.f eluti.irlrstorV.UBir
Itoi kne. The fighting Irish wlir ' Kn.Ull w b. tun llw
meet the army, MlnuosotaV Tenn , ..,,,. That afltrama
.severely the powers of
riJu.M.j i-air niucK puicnL leather
alliipera in fmnt uf Pino Tre I
1. nlflii r, , h. .:""' "'T- inuosoia. I eon . . .
by paying for tbla ad nt Xrwsls,,,t'- Cameglo. XorChwestorii, No- j lr pronram to acqoiHt
office.
Sl 'brarka. liuylur. t.mbard and llelolt. comers with the eollnnta
Med ford Man fsnhirM
r i ting them on
r.i;fnra:. rt t:i
l!r' . several hours later at a desienated ! Ing li-hl. search wns again started
souna iinaucmi de.,dcd part ways and
New Organ Combines Whole Symphony Orchestra,
DEL MONTE. Calif.. Sept. 15.-
H. Chandler Egan. of Medford, Ore., your backing,
captured medal honors in the quail-j Second Physical training and
tying round of the California ama-' contests are a benefit and a Joy to
tenr golf championships here today. the youth.
Egan, a national champion two Third Good athletic teams can
decades ago. turned In a card of 71 only be secured by good financing,
on his final 18 boles of his qualify- Fourth A good showing In ath
Ing test, bettering his 73 of Monday. I letics will be a source of prida to
all of us.
After an unsuccessful hunt Hard- In early moment of the
tnbrnok reached the trystlng place hunting trip. Nltsrhelm hud made;
at the appointed time but no Ihc remark of stalking his prey,
".Vitch." Night came n and'a111 "'0 deserted Indian caves. To j
fire was built to guide the and-'tnee taV!s eral miles away did;
srer back to camp. In his pipe Harclenbrook track hla weary way.
dreams, llardcnbrock pictured his Thousands of miles did tho way .
companion wrestling with the hav- seem, but hark! What waa that!
ing carcas of a buck over the trails
AMERICAN LEAGUE! Fifth You et I"a8ure and 'i country. Hardejilirook crept closer. his
"I" "ht to attend good games. I Tae dreams turned to slumber heart noundlng wllh a deufenlni
Sixth School fund, do not pro-land m0rnlng came on with ro-1 roar in his cura.
vide for most features of athletic j.ea.e ravs searching throughout the j inmstaKa,ie snoraa!
activuies. intus ana valleys, une ray n it air-
Score
Chicago
Philadelphia ...
n.
2
4
H. E.
5 1
8 1
Score
Batteries Faber
Gray and Cochrane.
n. H. E.
and Schalk;
In the past an admission charge 1 on 1ne PJ,eB of the 8i,'eping
him to
Score
St. Louis
Boston .'.
Batteries Gaston
Ehmke and PIcinich.
of 50 cents has been mada to wit- Hardcnbrcok and roused
ness each athletic contest, amount-. hu fun, vin, o rau nf nmr.ihin.
in tn 7 Kft This vear a season I ihls bro
And "Nltcb" was found! Hud-
rilcd In an old siftiaw's rendezvous.
ticket is being sold for $2.50, ad-
mitting the purchaser to 15 events,
including 'four games each of foot-
It. H.
.2 e
. 1 8 0 ball, basketball, baseball and three
and Uixon; I debates. These events will be held
on Klamath ground.
vrrang.
hatleta and conHera, the hew on
and his toca curled under
him, lay the lost hunter. All
BhoMs gone from his un, tho lock
Score ft.
Detroit 3'
Washington g
Batteries Dauss. Doyle and Bass
ler, Woodall; Zaehary and Ruel.
Cleveland at New York postponed,
Two hundred sponsors are being j brought to the fireside.
The Indescribable sense a hunter 1
nas wnen uanger is near: nearly rusty as in the proverbial t
And no "Mitch" in eight, no sign t!p von Winkle tale. Arms were 1
of where he bad elept during the; wrapped around himself 1o keep j
night or v here a deer had been j off the severe dampness of the lava '
bod nights.
rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
H. E. isought to provide th football team The Indescribable fear turned Into The tale ends happily as all hunt-
liwlth $400 fcr outfitting. Approxi- terror and all day long Harden- Ing itales should. Mtachelm Is not
l'mmelv 11 000 Is scheduled for lnibrock wandered throughout thelreading his own oliltuairy but his
the bringing of outside teams. lava country. Another njght fell own salvation and has learned the
The first game of the season and the sun Bank, leaving no more lesson that Goldilocks learned when
will be played on the Klamath trace of the missing man than ; ne wanncreu tm far 'from home.
gridiron with Altttras meeting the when it had first risen.
Klamath high men Saturday, Sept- Little or, no sleep did Ilarden-
ember 19. Tho field at the county I brook have that night by the side
fairgrounds Is In fuvorable condition :of his campflre which he kept plied
Score
n. h. e.
isew yorR 4 10 2
Cincinnati 15 1
Batteries Greenfield and Snyder;
Rixey, .Mays and Hargrare.
Score K. H. E.
Philadelphia 4 9 0
St. Louis 2 8 2
Batteries Carlson and Wllnon;
Haines and Warwick.
Boston at Chicago postponed, wet
grounds.
and the men are fast getting into
shape, according to the new coach,
Uwight French. The llno-up will
be announced later.
As for his hunting license, up fori
salo at halt the original coat. '
llisli Official VI'IIh H. M. liur-
raiiifirwiif"'
mm
mm
,m.i
v
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L fOf Til'' M" -iX"
high with brush to attract the ston, division commercial superln-
wandering "Nitih" wherever ho . tt ndcnt of the Pacific Telephone and
might be. . Telegraph company, was a business'
With the sun scarcely on its visitor In Klamath Falls vesterdnv I
dtA,w,l lir Jolin liaj"
v.u...l,.v. e...., .7, I ,ie. ThCf ttt"n
Jr.. In association with Italic Uiiawcll, director of the Hammond laboratories.
the instrument: Uuswcll is standing.
"CharIetown" Hop hn't
New Says Antipode Critic
SAN FUANCISCO, Sept 15.
(United News) The newest effort
to locate the origin of the Charles
ton dance plnces Hs source In Aus
tralia. Mrs. Irene Firljell, wife of the
director of Sydney's largest dance
pavilion,, arrived from the anti
podes Tuesday. She said that the
tepa and rythm of the Charleston
were known to them years ago.
' "They originated 1n Australia's
bush country, where they were part
of old tribal dances," she said.
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