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YANKEE CAST-OFF
HURLS GAME THAI
WINS '25 PENNANT
i
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24--U'uited
News) -The National leanue pen-
nnnt was won l tne iinuc i
..,i,iv ami now the American lea-
sue competition lias enitcii. won
Waahinnton'a victory Thursday. Hut
tho world series, dated for October
seventh, in order to permit the pro
longation of the regular schedule,
deep into the football reason. Is al
most two seeks off.
Hutch Keuther. n castaway from
the Dodgers, pitched Washinston's
first victory of the day. winning in
the tenth. 4 to 3. Aleck Ferguson,
a castaway from the Yanks, pitched
the same (hat won the pennant.
Washington' margin was C to 2.
The Athletics were beaten 6 to 4
and found themselves wtdgod in
second place, from whence they can't
be budged, being eight games ahead
of the Browns, in third place, with
only seven sanies left on the ached-1
ule of each. t j
The Browns have n margin of !
games over the Tigers, whom: News) The Washington Senators
Ty Cobb Is trying to lift to third j won their second pennant Thursday
place, but without very robust pro3-1 afternoon.
pects. The Titers have eight games They cinched the matter by win
left, nlng two games from the Cleveland
The White Sox. after defending Indians, 4 to 3 and 6 to 2. while
third place most of the season, are Hie Athletics. In second place, were
pretty sure to nish In second dl-! losing one to the Drowns in Phila
vision after al!. HJdie Collins, in
his first year as manager, almost
landed them in the money, but his
own injury made them slump, and
they are now in fifth place. 3 la
1 games back of the Tigers, and with
only five games to play.
Incidentally, the Yank3 may beithei- ambition to finish
saved the final humiliation o! f!n- t'e top of the league.
ishing In seventh place, v.h;: !: Y.-nuId
convict them as the wrv-t or ni!
major league teams, ex-ep. th- Pjs
' ton Red Sex, who couldn't n? M.:s'-
ed out of the cellar at th: r.at.
The Yanks nosed out tl.? Vh;. i'a::.
6 to 5, and this victory in o::.a na
tion with the Indians' duublu tleier.t
in Washington, left the Yanks jirt
one game behind the Indians. Boili
teams have six to play.
In the National league tho Dod
gers slid into sixth place, and the
Braves rose to fifth when, the Dod
gers lost to the Reds in Cincinnati,
3 to 2. This was the Dodgers' tenth
straight defeat, and they may flop
.to seventh position to finish a se.v
son in which they had world series
aspirations.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Score It
II.
13
iNcw York 14 13 1
Pittsburgh 0 8 1
Batteries Scott and Mc.Mullen;
Oldham, Adams and (iooeh.
...
Score B. H.
Brooklyn 2 S
Cincinnati 3 6
Batteries Mcfjraw and Deberry;
Rixey and Hargrave.
Only games played.
If you are uncertain about the
arrangement or wording of vour ad-
vertisement don't hesitate to ask us
for suggestions. We shall be g!ad!A sunny room and contented baby
to help you with the layout and the!'"' speed any mother's
preparation of the copy at any time.
BILLYJS UNCI Ei
Vi c OWo HOTEL AM') m v, f$ 0V0 J
NEW YORK CITY IS
SAFE, BABE RUTH
MADE COP BY CHIEF,
NKW VOItK. Sept. :. United
News)- italic Kuth may ho a disor-.
derlv iharacter In Clio muni 01 no-
tin kmin him best, hi ma-i
Miller Himctns. In( he t one,
'the finest nevertheless. ;
The 1'itbe was ItiductiM Into tnc
Now York pollca fore Thursday as;
a lieutenant of the reserves, loyally.
and disrespectfully known as tin'.
iaii l'liii miii.hi
He was clven a bailee, permitted
to buy a uniform unit assigned to,
the staff of Inspector tlenernl Cluis. j
Mi Kinney, who will call thu Habe
tor duty If, cud when, the police j
become so haid put to enforce the!
law that tlicy fe-l It necessary to,
call on Habe Kutli.
'AMERICAN LEAGUE
11
HONORS IS OVER
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 (fnlted
delphia. 6 to 4.
So the American lensiio coniiw
tition is all over now, end the val
iant Athletics who made such a
startling bid for victory, only to
blow up in the last month of the
season, once more have been denied
season at
If the Athletics win all of their
vcmalninR panics and the Senators
lose all of theirs the Washington
tca:n will still be five points ahead.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R.
Chicago .. S 7 4 1
New- York 6 11 1 1
Batteries Faber. Connally and 1
Schalk: Shields and Bengough. I
(Ten Innings.)
Score II. II. K
Detroit 0 4 1
Boston 5 H Q
Batteries Dauss, Wells and Bass,
ler; Huffing and Bischoff.
Score It. II. E.
St. Louis 6 12 1
Philadelphia 4 15 3
j Batteries Vangilder, Gaston and I
Dixon; Ciroves, Harriss and
Cochrane.
First game B.
Cleveland 3
j
j Wa.shlnRton 4
I Batteries Smith and L.
. ,, i
2 Buether and Severeid. Rucl.
I1 .
beconit game it. H
Cleveland 2 10
E.
3
j Washington 6
I Batteries Shaute and
' Ferguson aud Huel.
12 0
Mya.lt;
I KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
convales-
cence.
adv-5
Gets GoiVNctvs'jnlBuncKes
v
V-v'.r "4.1.
ok.o
Thirty minutes aft-
tlie
iM'H vv:u'?A vAT'c
t!nt he h.-.tl lic.-n seld to the New York Cianti by (lie pcnnanl-wiivJ
iiin I.ouisvj!!e C'oloiicis of the American Association, the tw wn
nl (hat he was the father of
I'icsc ncm.nit tirst biscman seen in the American Ass-v.:;..ii j
iinny a day. I To set a world's record for nutouts ii ene L-.-.irr- .
irniv-tv-o v. n.ii ns was with
it 'i w-el.! -I .- wickrl stick
COAST LEAGUE
v
Spnrn
n. if.
8 10
Los Angeles
. Sacrnmr nto
5 10 3
Crandall. W r 1 g h t.
San.llicrg; Martin and
Batteries
Payne and
shea.
Score B. II.
E.
San Francisco 10 IB 5
Salt Lake a 13 4
Batteries r Williams. M o it d y,
Cruckett, McWeeny-and Yelle, Ag-
new; Mulcahy, Stroud and Cook
-I-
2
0
Scorc R
Seattlu 4
Oakland 5
II.
9
8
liutterfes
- Dumiivicb. Cheknluk i
erklns,!ana " -opnen, .iei,n; hum and
uy,er'
Score It. II. K.
ortiano u 1
S S ,
naileries i arr-.ynn anil llannali:
'Johnson and Danulng.
KOIIISOX IX COMMAND j
i SAN PKDKO. Sept. 2.1. Com-j
mander of the Pacific fl, et will be
, shifted from Admiral Hubert E.
j(,'oontz to Admiral S. s. Itoblsi n at'
Los Atigclca harbor on October 4.
accordine
radiograms received
from Admiral Coontz
here Vcdns-
day.
3
C.ntral ff.il Photo
nnnounccuirnt ranie to I.en f'otti
a baliv irirl. Cotter is tK .i..,.
the Cubs in lOii. tie
with the Colonels.
taenly
VANDERBILT WILL
FILED IN COURT
NKW YOUK. Sept. : I. (fnlted
News) The will of the lato Keg
inald Vanderhnt. filed Thursday at
Portsmouth, Ithndu lsl:iml, does not
definitely place any estlmato on tho
value of the estate, but It shows that
It is in excess of twelve million
dollars. ,v
rue will stipulates that a trnst
.fund of is.nno.ouu be set up for,
the benefit of his two children, Mrs.
, Harry Cooke rushing. III. of Boston,
anil Is tiinnth. r:i.,rin cn..,..i.ii.
ira,.t,...iv nil of ih rm.i-.i... J '
.the estate, amouut lug to m ore than
j7.00o.uuo. la left to his second:
jWifc. fllorla Morgan Vanderbllt. I
! Another clause dlrei-i. nTTT. !
lSmnll amount be distributed In
minor bequesl.
lo family servants
and others.
I Vanderbllt succumbed suddenly at
.his Khode Island farm mar Ports
mouth, September 2.
HACK MXK KltAWX
LOS ANCKLES. Kept. 24.
An ordinance forbidding the Issu
ance of pel-mils to dunce halls where
intermingling of races vou!d be
l-:r:i!tti-d was preaented Iti i!, city
ciiMiell h.ru Wednesday.
Square Deal Drug Store
Next door to Pine Tree
Under New Management
Are
You
Lucky
Cash Awaits
Someone
It May Be
YOU
See Page Three
of Saturday's
NEWS
SROKES DONE BR
Ha. k lit lU tlcortt" :t::lMtm.
elocliiliid the b.ieliall world lv lltt
Inis what Heemed to l" 'I hopeless.
demoralised out 1 1 1 . from IumI pluce
Julv l to a leamic pcnniint unit a ninn.mcrr
few .lily later the world's (ham j Wnlker wu iilri-ndy nl odds wlih
plon-hip. Stiilllnm. lor Ills pan In llln N,w Vurk ,, j,,,,,,,, .
thin oiic climb of tho llision , w hlrh la In aliiolutn power Is
team, drew iht tub' of "Minn l ,1,,,, ,t,itti, when ho Joined partner
Mnn." lilp with Kearna, who had Incurred
I would like to pre. cut totlav tile thu rnuilly of the coniml.lt by hli m.
latent 111111011 of the "Mlruclo Man'' tltudn rcanrdlng reiucla of dm rm.
"Ilenuly Have" llanvroft. Now If mission thai till" heavyweight chain
thla remark provokes a laugh - con- plon an Ihrniiiih with the long. plug,
ilderlnn the position or the llraves. ned bout with Harry Wllla.
most o( (ha mason, hold tho haw,' Now Koarn hua drawn furlher
! haw.
j i.tncri)f( hsun't lifted hli Urine
outrit (o a peiitinnii t'Btrt do H
thla var. lint cuiisbli rln tho tun
Iterlal with which he labond nil aia
oti and then (he pace he act with
his team lieglnnini' (be f rit of Auk-
lint. h- well deicrvea (be title.
(in Auittiat I the lliavea ware III
last pluci. Malicrofl bail labored
dlllgcnily with three well, known
combinations ithla. that and I he
other). He fin illy had the team be
wanted. The Itnivea started lo play
hall. And up lo a room dale they
bad won 23 and lost Jn it 14 (ailii':
slncr (ho first afternoon In Angu.l
Thla means that (hoy wire (ratellng
at a CM fait - a pace fast enough lo
win a pennant. A p"i d bctier thau the ili:K"( drawing card In (ha ho(
tbe final average hung up by many Ing game he could Iny down the law.
pciinnut winners. i,-mie' left tho whoU thing to hlin.
In that stretch of game the llraveal Vho (Irnt blot; at lila prcallge was
whipped tho Cardinals four atralcht struck at Hbclby. Montana. Il over
gamea. The Cubs went don three played bis hand In bl demands that
times In a five game aeries. The the original agreement bo kept ro
I'luil lleds managed lo win one gardb- of tho fact l bat the half
game out of three. Th-i I'lratea , doen aonaro sbootlng apurtatuen
turned them back twice In a three-
game series
In that we item aweep. ,
therefore, the llraves grabbed 10
igami and Int but G a .) nvrr
but 5 -a 6i5T
juitp. And I tiny are nttll nnitillua
I along fighting for a puwiliun In thv
' itppr four.
j To Bancroft gia thn cretin - IIho
croft and tho mn he w Winn
ruciigh to keep an his alds. Htn
t-ltih conn In tn of yotiintsit'm. nilfltii
and ne'er-do-well, lit hft workrd
uch a gang Into a iuuoth-ruuning
bnlt club by firing thrm with tltn
riKht kind of spirit and taking dun
cognlxnnre of their wt'nkntnrrt with
out flouting Hi em to tho world.
Itlght now he sci-m to be tltw man
to lend Huston out of the tia.ehall
rut. Lea Fobl hnMi't gone Very far
with hla Hid Sox to date.
EE
Are
0
Miracles Past?
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What
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Has Mli key Walker, wultcrwelnht
i lianiplon of Din world, hurl his own
popularity nun thereby Ma both
hook by alKlilhK Jack Kearna hi
iintuwirahl comiueiii on hlmaeif an
WalUer as welt Ihrough bla illlatory
iiietboda III hnudlliiK (he much ill
cuaMcd iiiutch between Walker and
lnvo Hliade, rightful claimant to Hi,
title, uud which match many of (ha
wlao unpa predicted would never b
made. And which, by (ha way. came
so near reaiitilng dlaaalroualy (o
Mickey In lllelr rocen( niee(.
At mutters .land now, Krarna has
lot much of thi pre.llge be built
up a a InunuKor. In (he heyday of
Dcmiuvv'a carver Kearna was glv4a
red It fur lining a told, br,l.
clever iiianiuter from every angl
llo rtmilo Ills own runlracta and the
lirotuotera algmal (haul or wont hog
ging. Ilecaitao ho was ninuager of
who lacked (he allow wore facing
financial ruin. Aaked lo gamble with, . , . ""t
them, he deinunded his price. Hym-i ' "
nver-'puthy turned lo (he men who were!
a.illie riiiiiiau in a" iiiriiugii wun ipp i . -
thing - and watch tho banks and ! 1 J V
stores of the town cloao iid to meet ! ,,"' WssaH, to
tho obligations (hry liicurred. ,r,rk ,l !
Ilia eiborbltunt demands after (hat
heighten. d (his III feeling Inward
him. There wera those and (he ; P l naaia
number grew Heartily who fell that ' ' .
Demim-y's popularity waa being hit
by Kcarn.' altitude toward all offers
of fights. Meanwhile Iieinpaey's ap
parently earnest efforts to make
itometbliig of tUitiKclf as a business
man drew him more good words.
K-,trns could not draw the personal
publicity from Dempaey'a movie and
business activities that he drew from
the Days i
Do Klamath People Say?
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It la the setaMaaal
through t IHtlt araftv
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