The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, September 17, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text- JTHE Kuy. After Onihr,nU rATl0S. Page Six K. II, S. LINEUP Fill! SATURDAY Frenchmen Ready for Paris-New York Flight - 1 I assaasaaaaaaatsai 15'- w HIV Thursday, Sent. 17, 1025 Nw York "i ... I i 'lnr!nnat ''"rtaar Vi ' .. V lr" in V" '!' 'll. fit-. I! Former Featherweight Ti" tie Holder To Meet California Fighter 4 fU,-: . i I iwVr V: , 7- Rf'v-.ri NEW yOKK. Sept. IS J 'Jinny j Dundee featherweight champion of j the world by right of conquot and j ill.-ecf succession, ha decided to re- J claim tho title he waive,! a yi'ai I age and enter the ring at l-c ! pounds as defender of the emmet in a bout itu Baiie Herman eu i.vtobcr 5 Tho Dundee-Herman fight ha- j heen hastily su!3t!tuted for In-n'-andoned be-tililies between Harry Greb and Jimmy Sl.utery. as tho principal assassination of the char ity show on behalf of the Jewish maternity hospital. The Polo Grounds will be Hie scene of the outrage and James J. Johnston. Dundee's old manager, who is pro moting the show is sponsor for the news. Thu Herman, a Portuguese fruit farmer from the prune arbcra of California, will have three. chances at too featherweight championship within five nioniha against two holders of the same title. He re cently boxed "-d defeated Louis Kid Kaplan iu Waterbury. Conn but was deprived of victory by a draw decision-. He now has a d.'.te to fight Kaplan ngaln on December , IS In the new Madison Square C ir-den. Dundee relinquished the chain pionship about a year ago. one y.:a: after he had won it from Kvtcr- . ... . . ,j ,. In.ir.: r:,rn nimns, hevnnd the (.lints' ' l , " ' . .Jir..a,-h Wclnrsdav. takin. two awake to tho one weakacsa of the and then Iluffalo. The Tiger, re tor the class. The New York fiRh: ?9! A- , ' u-4a'fV-'i, ilr l&?vi Thr I'oti-a .lanc, fitted with a 420 Ii. p. Jupiter itiotnr, bu.'it for the Pam-to-NeW York noa-st:-j "r.'lit t'l.u will he undertaken by C'oli and Tarat -nn, 1'n ncli M, t ready for, tho jaunt. . It is seen at i.c Liourjrut, flying field, the jumping off ilu'o. lntrt arc the ainutn. - .- J Pirates Just About; SROR1S DONEBR0V Cinch Pennant; Take ! g''" m&s-m Flvo years ugo this time tho Clevo-,woa II games anil lort bur 7 Pp? Ffftm Rrnftlflvn laud Indians were headed for the!"' " ' TfRers bought i American !o.-gue flag I NEW YORK. Sept. 10. The Plr- big league pennant Cleveland ever with 1)1:11. and the first iTno "' 1,lat 'ar 1,0 "(ent In the bull pen with tho l.g 'rs and worked ate have taken the national pen- out with thctu tho liillowliig spring. bocst.i!. Manager Speeker 'ajnny to ho shunted lo Minneapolis mes from the DodZ'.rs and in- nli.hinz staff. He nccieil a gioj eaueu mm aukusi i,. inai una . creasing their lead to; games ,.,, ... ,,,, w.iior MiMn was onr. lh" eluw of the neason then held a very succc; :.'u'. to.ir:ia meat here la which Kawaa ch'arly won. The situation Is rather complex, however, for Dundee apparently has ithe right to call himself champion again and to defend the title If he can make the weight, o- do wh.ch he will probuhly have to shave him. self three inches deep all over. wt.h only 13 gamea to play. Th from ,ha Paclflc CoOT, nt iiiiu to tho San Kran.Uco club ants who have 11 games remain-: if.i,,i In the I'acKic Coast h'tigue. beat the Reds 2 to 1 in a Hee " "" . " " """""",! ,. .... , .,.. j lllg lllem to ueain. .mhiis pi,, j " ;. ... ,. marvelous ball that fall, and If he activities until 1919. when he re , cannot lie credited with winning the: turned to duly, this time with 1'ort- pennant for the iluli he nn be given land, where ho became one of the a generous share of the credit. Ho, busiest pitchers in the league, break- First game K. II Cleveland 0 S New York 8 9 0 Batteries . Buckeye. Miller and Myatt; Shocker and Uengouh. ma performance in Cincinnati. The Pirnlc3 winning score in the first games was 5 to 3. and in the second 6 to 2. As matters stnad. the I'iratca may lose almost -nan ot ineir re-1 muiniiiB encasements and still tie with the first game he pilch'd the Giants even though the latter! Dw the Pittsburgh Pirates fans : return to the Tigers, win all of theirs. hava hopes that "Ked" Oldham will yor f,)Ur ears he hurled with If 1he Pirates win seven nnd prove auot!ier Mails liofore the soa-! varying hik ci ss fur the Iietroiters. Ilosc six, their figure will be .610. Bon ends. Manager Mc Kichnie had He sm in, ,1 a Jinx to tlr Cleveland them r.ny llino he I lie bix. High Team Working Hard For Initial Game Of Season's Schedule Defects In th Klamath eoiinly high school Irs mi art fust being Ironed on: and the ones Hint will crop up dtirlnic deu'nir work will flrxl lie l.oll.'.il In the firs! Kanie of the year with Altnra when tile local eleven meets the southern uad on tha Klamath platter Sat urday afternoon. According to Coach Dwlglil Kreuch the men have turned out consistently and enough material has been obtalnetl to make two vaum .vlih ait men shifting to fill In iMce. During the last two nights. tho men hava been put through a Urady grind of crlmmagn In or der to put them at their best Satur day. Tha eleven men who will start la Suturday'a game will be placed In the following positions: W. Smith. I. K ; 11. Johnson. I..T.: , Conner. 1.. O. Oliver. ('.; 11. Magiilre. It. (I.: Fat Walsh. It. T.: lied Hurura. It K. : 11. Catnr., Q ; K. CoU-son, U II.: Frank Hall. It. II.: Carl Yancey. F.H. Subs: Kaynund Vrnc. "Fat" Uioinls. Don llarl.ind. I.ouli Stew- rt. "Ajiy" Carroll. Don Soule, Joe llllsa. Leslie Klmorv. Jimmy lloyd, ; Wuldeen I'pp, lllll Kuykendull and John Morgan. I lteferen, Eddie Clark, headline-1 man. "Doc" Noel, tlmvkeepor. Pro-1 fcnaor Fisher. 'in. nruokln ,.i J 1'Ubnr.i """'--. I ; ovfliBd llruoklya Kxtru prtvautiom are being; taken in Oregon prnitrnliary to in vent the rsrajic of Tout Mur ay, notoriour iruntnan, recap tured after a jail break In which 1r and companion! killed three itul.u-riouiily wounded one. I la ii Kin after Uiiig trapped by a liosm'. UK-. 1 , ' T t I i " "' a t .."Ma. ' ; I ""log . I l Unli.rlM !1" 1 Ii silt UBBfiM.. . " ""; Abu,. .,..71 " axsa Sfcood MB "ostua . Kaitirin ) " lUrta,,""'0",; Hcors . j I'hllsdtlplili 1 St. Uu, 1 alrk. COAST LEAGUE OPENSTOBICC U KPFORD, g, 3 ' rrs,kMogwfc 4r fair r,, opening tod.,. 'lr got una J?' '". Hundrad. cm. from Jielut ... BIG DEER ARE KILLED be,, re- It. 11. K Oakland I 1 Suit l,ako 4 7 S llutlurl, - I'ruult anil Head; Pier cy. titroud, O'Ncll and Cook. I'r.ll. in nu- in lairst prlsti u I. s 3 Tr Sioro It. II, BY 2 KLAMATH MEN ' Us Angeles 1 2 IS llatteries - Hasty. Funnoll Payne and Hundlierg. won seven straight games beginning : ing; Inio C7 games winning 21 and I losing '-' I of them. Then came his AMERICAN LEAGUE E. The Wants will have to win li t,wri ptrurHns along with but one club, baffling 1 1 straight to achieve IVai'Vesnl't.' auiitl-naw,' Kmil Yde, until Oldham step,., d Into tl Another way to reckon the ! purchased from tho lies Moines when And Second game H. IT. E. Cleveland S 5 0 New York j. 4 9 1 Batteries Spcece and Myatt; Pen nock and Luebbe. 10 innings. First game H. Chicago 1 Philadelphia 4 II. 8 14 the 193.4 season rolled , fl n,rn -n .,l-,n Hi.... . . "'"" ",.,.,.. ,,.,.,-,. , ,.riailU ... r - Hi knew mat ins siau wa uniii r a , , i.-,,,, .,,, lh GlanU. and still win. .. .. , , , , was suspended, hventu.illy ihe er- I in tho American league the con-' nan"K,ap nsl w""m. ' " Pacific Coast league club bought 'test is even looser. Kven if the ' rP8U" of tl,lH pa.,'?ity ,,f ,llne'i him. nnd then sent 1,1m to lies S Athletics should win till of their 0"- to lie got oianam. I Moines when he failed to get going, remaining 16 games, the Senators lied is no i-prins chicken. He was when the jolly Hueenneers bought i could tie them 1-y playing little with the Detroit Tigers a far back j,iK release from ilio Des Moines uot- bctter than .500 ball. f aa n,n and had cut his eve th at ' flt he had Juxt w,,n six straight ball Tlia llunQi.iT nl Tlpera vern ... , t Qt ... . ..p. "---tnat time, no siuruMi w iin jouns- u;anies. ' . runieu oui .icuiiesuaj uuu cue "-,, i ,i1B Trl-Stnte league hack in :er is that the Plrat-s can af.'ord cIll,, ,n lhe western Ic d,,er In h brmtrhl Int KIMmnthla' Kails wore -trailed In yesterday by N. D. (ilnshach and Stanley Lyons, who spent the past two daya hunt ing In the Howard Hay district. aVth deer were black lull bucks, on a 12 point, tho other an 8 point. According to (ilnsbach the largest bucks weighed In at 34 2 pounds and was one of tho pret tiest he had seen In all his hunt ing aeuson experience. v. ! 3 0 am! Kcoro Vernon Sacramento Itatterles- ItnrfiHit It. II. F. 4 12 V 0 and Whitney: E. Batteries Lyons. Kerr, Crouso Itommell and Cochrane,' leticj halved a double header with' the White Sox, winning the first Second game It. Chicago 6 Philadelphia 2 II. 11 9 E. 1 4 4 to 2. 1, and losing the second, 6 to 1911. The Phillies looked lilm over I the next spring, hut sent him to' When Del Pratt, veteran St. Louis, New York and Detroit inflelder. was Betting Is Even On World Series XKW YOltK, Hepl. III. "Kven money nntl lake your choice." This U ilw- ileH"reaMumtl vlw of New York iciniiblers on the Im-M-ndliic Horlil wrlcM brlwn-n llm l'lrnts mill tlie Htmatiirs, as eon IIiIinI fur pulilieailon by J. H. l-Vli-s it t'oiiiimiiy, ifmiiitlMMlim aict'iits, who claim lo have a com mission of SIO.IMHl to H plncnl on the Pirntea at evens. iTrenton before May 1. He won 37 ... ., . , .... , , ' given his unconditional release some St. Louis and Boston, two games Batteries Mlankenship and postponed. Schalk; Harriss, Walberg, Groves Detroit at Washington postponed, and Cochrane. rain. , ' and lost S games there in the two years ho labored beore he moved tip a notch. Providence In the Inter national leaKue grabbed him after the 1913 si. a son and after he had tN OUR OFFICE (SC &XCITBO AWPoL BEEF. A, W0MM1 I V&OUT CAME IN AND TClED TQ 1 O ( Q0 T5I&HT TA,ST Mt? W " $$L . I PWA,T6 OFFICE BUT -AND JUST THEnI I GEe ' 1 BET DID I (JX 7C THE BOSS CAKE VOU FEL.T PELT V5 SN.PJ-L OUT AND SAD I "OM ALL COCl.r VE V. s v 11 WAS. THE I .r". , , I Oil AtiM-c MO i- '. H WiSSUr- 1 lllj "iKOWcU N15JCT SHti L '-) I jir I H I' V : ti'.l I I proceeded to forget about the star, quite naturally. All sport In fickle that way. But Pratt himself decided that all baseball wasn't going to forget him. Offered the Job of managing the W'aeo, Texas, team, making Its debut jln the Texas league, Pratt accepted, niiuuugii no snew mat ne faced a 'tough Job in his debut as a manager. jThe material he had on hand as a j nucleus of a team consisted of what i players the team, took over from the Culvcston club. i-ruu started In, however, and within n few weeks had a fairly good ball club in operation good enough to hold around sixth plnce and give tne leaders iiomo real opposition. Pratt took himself to aeeimd lose and the clean up position In thu bat- ling order. Ho proved to he the main spring of ilio club's attack nnd his timely hitting helped win him public favor. Tho club has drawn well ull season. Now he has been engaged to run the club another year. t ' Ma , Mi " uuosier ror Klamath tcijrlj and Klamath Falls and eve;y legit imaie industry thorain that'i the rwiumain xsewi. I-(lit Any Building Economy, durability and appeuranco are the result of well thoughioat plana and specifications. flet tho most Building Dollar. for your Hhellcnbach and Koehlur. Portland nl Han Francisco po.t- poned, wet grounds. Highest prim paid for clean cot ton wiping rags. Tha News. Relievo Coughs, Colds, Headache, Rheumatism and All Aches and Pains with Hi Alt dral,l-K .nd ( n wd hibw. Uukbss'. M ul (auldw (trvOUm. Btitrr than a Mustard Plaster The man ll vltusllw aaa Ibai aa Imperative aa " f thorooih uaHs!af, eyes and lhe rlU k "111 Juakh b 4la a symptom of ev strain; aye a rnfML I , M I 1 ot eye-reuei health Improves" SarsJftiQbttl'it' 1 DR. H. J. WLC Ky. Slcht If" Orlad Oar Cat Bt.-.Mii tJk (a SEE H. R. PERRIN Designs," PlansEstlmntea 200 llopka Hldg. phone WO-t Cjet tha RJ Crown MileJ Card at anyHiecl Crown" pump. Uic it and ace yotrr inlleato Incrtaia "Saving close to 35 cents on thedollarwith'RedCrownT Motorists using the Red Crown Mileags Card say we could promise even m6re than '15 to 30 miles extra per tankful' from Rd Crown gasoline: One Bays: "I'm averaging 65 mllea extra Pr Jligj tnnkiul that I never got before. The KM W" Mileage Card started me caving close to 3$ cenU on tho dollar, and my carburetor's set on Red irown gasoline ror keeps. Why not get a card for yourself get extra miles from the Red Crown pump from this day on ? . hihi una uuy STANDARD' OH COMfAJTY (C.IUsrmis)