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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1925)
E KLAMATH NEWS MATH HIGH M INITIAL PRACTICE GAME S LLZJ ylim In a verltuhle sea ot mud tt cold ilritilo part of the tlm l fluid Klmnslh Kalln came out fimm to tho tuna of 18 to 0 ir first 'contest of the season i Alturan high school's "sl" filay ufternoou on the Klamath f-nn. fn and muddy roads came sev hntirs too noon for tho Alturas rihn nlllv Mix turn With Ihnlr managed to reach Klamath to play In the content. A wire red hy Principal Jackson an ted that Alturas would be will- 0 play off 'he name with 11 rn on Saturday If the schedule 1 permit. irtesy that not often Is ac d vlaltlnB teams was given by DwlRlit French yesterday flvo men from the Klamath were louned the Alturas men nipli'te their team and make i back field.' result, even though practical- cry moil on the field knew iitnnls. was a good clean game very little penalising by Itefree (lark. ilher or not the Klamath team int Alturas again will be de luler In the season. El Saturday Klamath Falls will y to Urants l'ass to meet her rival, (irants l'ass high school Iplrlt of rivalry has long been Inspiration for the bitterest I of the entire football season. Lher of rooters are planning to I tho trip to the valley with ill's men In support of the team Is out to win this year. Sunday, September 20, 1925 grave; Shocker. Bh.wkey and Be. ber, Ilengough. Page Five WILLIE KEELER TO FIGHT HERE SP.OKES DONE BR sMEsMMHaM&VNOBMJkN t bDowsHaHHOlj BOSTON. Sept. 19.The Red So, and Cleveland divided their double header here today, the So, winning Ihe first J ,o J, lo 10 )nn, whlle Iluckeye ot the Indian. ... .... .. o to o in the nightcap. It , was lluckeye's fourteenth winning of the season. "Sugar" Willie Keek-r. more E. Kellogg. Idaho, will be seen inroUl Joyce Wetfcerea, England s pres-j whe0 the ,p0I.t n,torT f 1925 is Cleveland , ... .. i ent champ, and Miss Cecil Leith, written tho rioatti nf Atunrl mini hit Bot" J n ,!"" Kiamatri l-alls fight ring loBK lbe feminine wizard of British ; chronicled as one of the tragedies of in me next cam September 29 i links. If she wished to win the title. tne year. His death was not only a Some weeks ago we criticised the' public is evident In their reception of move of the British golf officials In lie Paolo and Milton. Deprived ot o arranging the pairings in the Brit-( a chance to see their hero in action ish women's championship matches j against America's best, they still that Miss (Henna Collett of the Unit-! want to see the visitors to compare of ed States fared the task of defeating, them with Ascarl. nauories Miller and Myatt; Khmke. Wlngfleld and Stokes. Bis t'hoff. 10 Innings. riUI.ADKI.PHIA. Sept. 19. De troit took the third game of the sor les from the Athletics today, bom barding Sam Gray lo win, 9 to 6. Cobb and llellman led the assault with three singles apiece. Score n H E Detroit ; 9 14 1 Philadelphia ' 511 a Batteries Dauss and Bauler: Gray, Harriss, Groves and Cochrane. Perkins. EljCOAST LEAGUE ERICAN LEAGUE Meanwhile, Miss Leltch ana severe blow to the game and a great Wethered played through the seeded ; blow to Italy but it ended his career draw in different brackets. It being jult a, a time when he planned to possible for them to meet only In the jsdd American conquests, and Italy finals. . i was hopeful that he and Paolo, Now, however, we see the Amerl-j America'4 auto racing king, would can tennis officials committing the meet . same error. Miss Elizabeth Ryan, Invading her home shores for the I The extent to which Italy wor- hliinul A . -I I- InHlMtail Kw Iha ' J" " ' .: Z . .Z i Presence of Premier Mussolini at the as one of the most formidable of the British visitors. Miss Kathleen Mc- funeral. The man who led the black jvane o, v.nu. o, ner piay m tnenot , Bttended the faneral, nriunii luuruej inis year ana ner ard fought matches with Miss Wills, was rated second. The drawings placed a tiny racer's grave. gold crown on but the SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 19. The Portland Beavers humbled the lea gue leading Seals In two games here today, taking the first 5 to 2 and the second by 4 to 2. First game R. ,H. E. Portland 5 12 2 San Francisco 2 10 1 Batteries Leverem and Hannah; Pffer, Moudy, Griffin and Agnew. Second game Portland San Francisco Batteries Meeker Geary, Jolly and Yelle, It. H. E. . 4 10 1 . 2 12 1 and Tobln; Agnew. First game R. H. E. Oakland 0 4 0 Salt Lake 18 24 0 Batteries Delaney. McKenry. Hlrkok and Baker; Mulcahy and Cook. or October 2nd, according to arrangements announced last night by Promoter Earl Brown of the Scandinavian hall. Keeler just recently defeat ed Bill Cusick, a heavyweight scrapper, familiar in northwest boxing circles. Keeler was a sparring part ner for Jack Dempsey when the heavyweight chumn was training for his bout with Tom Gibbons in Shelby, Mont., sev-iTT " . ed I.,1 twok 1m ' -had to meet and fight it our before eral years ago. I either reached Miss Wills. Keeler will meet Earl Rit-I Thl" doe not 8eem ,0 be g00d 1 , ... . . . - ! sDortsmanshiD even thous-h the elim- cnie, wno got tne decision irom ; ,..., D. .,. ..,. ,, hnnd, 1 our mark be hung up last year. Sammy Olson in the first bout the home stars. He whiffed a total of 262 In the of the fall season here a month I 1924 campaign while hogging the aBO The presence of Peter De Paolo. Pitching honors in that circuit. On I 1 4At . . i, a tprant ilntA Vanre'a total nf afritta- nniencc s a j i auiu raciBB K.lug.1 and Tommy Milton in Italy has re-lout 'or this year was 166. His total newed tho sorrow felt by that coun-!nD ,0 the "ama date last year was try over the death of Ascarl. Italian 177- Thl difference, however, should auto racing idol. Followers of the not be fatal to the Brooklyn star at speedway sport there had long asked I tnls time. Two or three good games for a meeting between Ascaii and the kind Daily pitches when he Is America's stars, and when Da Paolo at his best would rush that total originally booked passage for Italy 1 P to hia 1924 mark and possibly it was for the purpose of meeting Ascarl In a championship race. Plans were also well under way for the visit ot Ascarl to this country and a return race. The sportsmanship of the Italian an almost tmpossiblo task. He is. members are requested to remember . however, still the pitching ace ot the ithe date and put in an appearance at Brooklyn Dodgers, and one of the 'the chamber of commerce rooms on big winning pitchers of the league. KOOTIUI.l, ItKM'I.TS AT SPRINGFIELD. Mo. Has kell Indians, 40, Drury College 0. rkgi'i.ak mki-:ti; OK SI'ORTSMKX MONDAY XIGHT I that evening at 8 o'clock. Business of an Important nature will come before the meeting, and the officers are anxious to get a general expression of opinion on matters of vital Importance. A recent estimate showed more I than 17,700.000 motor vehicles In The Klamath Sportsmen's assocla- use In the United States, compared tlon will meet In regular session on ! with fewe than 15,400,000 tele Monday evening, September 21, and! phones. . . Dazzy Vance will have to start cutting the corners again in bis well known and fairly proficient style if be hopes to better the strike- ISIIINGTON Bept. With n out In the last of the ninth second game between the ko Whlta Sox and the wash- Kenators here totluy. Bobby Washington rlghtflelder. kil out a single and robbed Ted Chlrago pitching ace, ot a Kume. t kago won 17 to 0. 1 Lyons kl down the Kenators with al- tiiochantcal precision for eight I'o-thtrds Innings, and seemed to enter baseball's hall of when Vouch blasted his hopes. ply, who followed Veach, filed billing the game. The Senators bin flrNt ffamn 3 tn 2. (Jnnlln's In Ihe fourth being the win- liiinrh. - , i game-H . i- I R- H. E. .-. 2 10 1 iiKlon 3 10 2 rles Faber, Thurston and Iteuthcr 'and Severeld. . Second game R. H. E. Oakland 7 10 1 Salt Lake 5 10 0 Batteries Krause, Pruett and Read; Hulvey, Stroud, Ponder and Cook. 8 innings. Innd game R. H. E. s..u.j....;..1T 24 1 HiiEion 0 1 4 lerles Lyons nnd Schalk; ry, Russell, Ilullou nnd Ituoi, W YORK. Sept. 19. The St. Browns defeated the Yanks to- v to 6 and 4 to 3 in a double ' here. Ernie Wlngard. St. pitcher, featured In the second with bis hitting. He drove In the 4 runs for his team, and lunier In the fifth and a triple iwo on In the ninth, was the ling factor. Earl Combs," by safely In both games today s bit safely In 17 straight '! game ; i H. H. , E, .(lis j.; .. is i York 813 J ttcrles Canton and Dixon; Johnson and Bengough iff. ..... rond game v R. H. K. ills 4 12.1 York :. 3 7 1 fclleries Wlngard and Mar- Score R. H. E. Brooklyn 3 9 7 St. Louis 15 17 1 Batteries Grimes. Elliott and Taylor; Sherdell and Warwick. PITTSBURGH, Sept. 19 Wright's single brought home the winning run In the sixth consecutive victory for the Pirates today. Cuyler batted 1000 In two straight games, and today stole his fortieth base. Score R. H. E. Boston 1 10 0 Pittsburgh 2 13 1 Batteries Barnes and O'Neill; Aldridge and Smith. beyond It. Dazzy is far. far away from bis 1924 recbrd of victories. He needs around 10 to equal his record of 28 for last year. And at the pace he and his team are going now this is Opening Dinner Dance fa Of The Season V -5 Reservations now being made Sor the first of the series of Dinner Dances to be given Thursday Evening, Septem ber 24th at the White Pelican Hotel $3.00 a Plate I i SACRAMENTO. Sept. 19. 'Speed' Murtln held Vernon to one lone hit today while his teammates ham mered Johnson for six hits, giving Sacramento a 3 to 0 victory. Vernon also had a record at the end of the contest which made 28 consecutive Innings tn which the Tigers, have failed to score. . . Score R. H. E. Vernon 0 12 Sacramento 3. 6 ,4 Batteries Johnson and Whitney; Martin and Koehler. CINCINNATI. Sept. 19. The Reds today sent the Phillies back to last place In the National league race, by pounding Ulrich and Pearce, recruit pitchers, for 15 hits to win, 7 to 2. Roxey kept Philadelphia's hits well scattered. George Burning, new out fielder, had a busy jay in right for the Phillies, with seven putouta and two assists. He also chased eight hits, one a homer, over his head by Walker. Score R. H. E. I Philadelphia 2 11 1 Cincinnati 7 15 0 Batteries Ulrich. Pierce and Hen line; Rixey and Hargrave. LOS ANGELES. Sept. 19. Los Angeles defeated .Seattle, 10 to 5 here this afternoon, and took a one game lead in the series. Payne pitched for the Angels and his team mates amassed a total of 12 hits off three Seattle pitchers. Score R. H. E. i Seattle 5 10 4 I Los Angeles 10 12 4 Batteries Ramsey, Fussell, Chek- alak and Baldwin; Payne and Sand- berg. NATIONAL LEAGUE CHICAGO. Sept. 19. The Chicago Cuba Jolted the New York Giants. 6 to 2, here this afternoon in the sec ond game ot their series. Scott was knocked off the mound In the 7th. Score R. H. E. New York 2 114 Chicago 6 12 4 Batteries Scott, Dean and Sny der; Blake and Hartnett. 8T. LOUIS, Sept. 19. The Car dinals today Increased their lead In the fourth place of the National league to two full games when they won their second straight game from Brooklyn. They knocked Grimes from the mound In the fifth. Give Your Car The Service Of An Expert The mechanics employed in this shop have had many years experience. The work done by them will be more than satisfactory, in fact a number of jobs have come to us from some of the larger towns where factory service could be ob tained simply because of the satisfaction we had given the car o&ner on a former job. Howie Motor Co. Phone 379 12th and Main S)U. COLD WEATHER AHEAD GET YOUR WINTER APPAREL NOW You can save money by purchasing your Winter Coat, Fur, Suit or Skirt now at La Vogue. Many wonderful values remain from , the stock that we were forced to move from our former location. AN INTERESTING AN NOUNCEMENT SOON Watch the Paper La Vogue Store 8th and Main Sts. 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