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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1925)
Page Six Sahmlav. Sopt 2C. 1925. COAST LEAGUE Score ' 11 K- San Francisco S 9 1 Salt l.nk8 4 12 3 latteries Mitchell and Arucw. Yelle; SlnRtelon anil Peters. Score It- H. K. Portland J 1 Vernon S 7 3 Uatteriea Hollliicsworih. StoWos and Tobln; Darfoot and Whitney. 'vanla playlnn I'rslnii. Tenn State I playlait ltanon Valley, and Syra-1 cue plcklns on little Hohart among ntfcer games In "which the disparity I Is Jun as (treat. i The bis three Yale. Harvard and ( Princeton, will continue their prao- i lice, having beaked no (tames thus; early In the season. J Cornell has a date to ahiiM Sua-1 qtie'iniin.1. Partmotnh has the same intentions toward Norwich, .md Holv Cross will use Manhattan col-; HAGEN TO DEFEND TITLE IN FINALS AT 0I.YMPIA CLUB H. l. Mortenaon. chalrniau of the fttliena Student Athletic com mittee was master nf ceremonies. Other nientl-eni of the commltteo nrcsi nt were lr. !. A. Masscy, C. II I nderwood. Charles l. llclierL. K. C. tlroeslieck. T. W. lielsell. l.ymi i.Mn anil II. N. Moo. Coach HwlKht French Rave a brief udilre.a before the ntml.Mil body tinting; the imiiuI "pop" ell th.iMlusm lo he shown at the Urania Pass name loday. It I the hope of Prlnrlpal Jaric UL' linns, third and fourth. rs Jusl Very likely to bo rushed out of '.on. 7'0 about decided. . ...ru p.ac. y m. Tlic.r. at lh. , ' r "H. Th. Pirate, and (Hauls were l ... ..er. .mo .. i,,ur , .7 H4 J"t have dono oiu. Iiii. punehln In i """ 10 llvstou. Plltsliurah Friday, win me pra ; - -- was poiiponed until Saturday and. The Athletics went ihrouih lh, the tilniils will then excuse t hmn inotloiia of hall cams In I'hlla-i selves from Pittsburgh until tiet dclphal. IimIiik in Din Indiana, t! aprlitK. iB "n'' i'l rrora, Score R- K Loa Anseles 3 7 2 Sacramento 8 1 Batteries Wright and Sandbcrg: Hughes and Shea. I..-. u itirriiie ft:irtner. ,,i ,... . tti.i ij OiiI'VTHV Oth game, on the opening day' Ic, rB ClUCMiO.' Sep.. '"' " h"IJ ' "'""'.'"'k'T".". . .,. .,... , lugs every week and to hae worthv v..,,. -. t 1 1 uiieu e iini-r ii.iis'u win .. The Senators. iiiv..t..u In thi erles. Browns win a game In nasmn- wnuied in despondent lloblns ton, 4 10 3, and the Browns aren't ; attain, I to 7. Too lluhlna have wno will meet the In th National lenaue, third let th I' I m belong lo 111 ltt,l. h ,1 c Kayeilo vs. Muhlenliurg; Amiiersi R0,t rhampionshlp Saturday, meet vs. Rochester: Brown vs. Khmlo Is- inK , veihorn of Chicago. In land: lieorgeiown vs. Drcxel. and ,he f(ual roun1 cf n10 professional speakers address the students timely subjects. Williams vs. Hamilton. Score R. H. E. 1 Seattle S 9 3! Oakland 10 15 1 ! Batteries Hasty, Kamsey and i Medlin, O'Connell: Pruett, Harris. Delaney and head, McDonald. Byler. 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE READY FOR GAME I Klamath high school gridiron 'heroes are ready for the first real ; contest of the year when they will ,meet Grants Pass on the enemy's ! platter. I Eighteen of the men with a num- Iber of rooters. Coach Dvrlght French AMERICAN LEAGUE i"" of lhe """ty,1" 1 leruay aneruuou i & wum iu lone large bus. thrilled to the toes Score R. H. Brooklyn - 7 14 Cincinnati 18 18 Batteries Osborne. Cantrell and ' Taylor: May and Hargrave. 'golfers' association tournament. 1 Hagen entered the final round Friday by defeating Harry Cooper of Dallas, Texas, 3 and 1. He en countered little difficulty In dls- ' niiir nf the dark skinned Texas professional and except for his first , nine holes Friday afternoon did not equal par. 1 Melhorn. who was western open i champion in 19:4. survived the ' semi-finals by beating Morte Dutra of Aberdeen, Wash., S and 6. MONEY PLACES IN 1 Score R. H. E. Detroit 10 14 oj Boston 5 13 .6 Batteries Holloway. Doyle and I Bassler; Kiefer, Wingtield and Bis-choff. NEW YOnK. Sept. 15. Not only havo the pennant been won In Loth of the major leagues, hut , second pine has been cinched In each cir cuit and th other two money poal- FOOTBALL SUITS ARE Sre t'ie new Charlotte limb PRESENTED PLAYERS hats. Ml l-adya Shop S-2 Main Sit Score R. H. E. Cleveland - 13 1 Philadelphia 6 ID 5 Batteries Yowell, Speece and Sewell; Walberg and Perkins. Score R. H. E. St. Louis 4 10 1 Washington 3 7 1 Batteries Davis and Dixon; Zach ary and Severeld. ' FOOTBALL SEASON STARTED IN EAST NEW YORK. Sept. 25. (United News) The game, but foredoomed guinea pigs of inter-collegiate foot- i ball, will be trampled for experi mental purposes Saturday afternoon ' in games with the bigger schools. 1 The season begins in the eastern part of the country with Pennsyl-J Painting, paper hanging. Interior decorating. cofeu imornEKs Fhone 380. Presentation of 18 football suits to the players on the Klamath ne large ous. lom.eu i w co hl Kbool footbal team ith the prospect of meeting their I .M made mwU of , U(0. enemv- . plated student hodv at 9 o'clock A number of the player. In both Fr, rn, ,n linn anI lha httl-l.- f I PI (1 hflVA1 been shifted, according to French - - - - 1 and the line Improved considerably with the strength placed in the weak spots found In the Alturas game of last week. Those who made the trip with the coach and principal were Ath letic Manager' Bill Kuykendall and the following men: William Bess ie;. Joe Bliss. Robert Oliver. Chas. Maguire, Angus Walsh. John Mor gan. George Conners, Leslie El more, Don Soule, Zed Barnes, Frank Hall. Roland Cofer, Cart Yancey. Floyd Colson. Laurence Carrcll, Raymond Yarnes. Gordon Loorais and Don Harlan. The lineup printed some time ago in the News, remains unchang ed, according to the latest plans of Coach French. Kodak Finishing that please all is our specialty. 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