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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1925)
Sunday, Sopt, 27, lt25 THE Page Six KLAMATH FALLS' WINS FROM PASS., RV'QIW l m n Di mm l !U U;1;;;r;p7;r;:iXa when a Mockeit kUU placed them wiihin H.y siriK'nc dhuancc. Si Roused lo the highest pitch of Thomas made its toticlulown In tlx' enthusiasm, am! stun hy tncti'ury t li i peri. n I when u Mocked k ii o( an overs htiuiiim di d-.:! of fr.d icn yard penalty put the ''.!! year, the Klamath tnph hool foot-; iovcu's one yard line. j ball team yesieraay Turned me mines on Grants Pass by takine that suuail Into camp by a score of 7 to 0. The rame was played on the homo grid of the Pais teem, another handicap I overcome by the KUimath Fn!l. boys. i Keen interest was manifested in the game by the entire student body, of both cities, besides many bnsi-i ncssmcn of this city end tlrants Pass Before the pumo started the Kiam-; ath Kails chamber of commerce wired the boys to "keep up their! flEhtinst spirit". That they did was! evidenced by tales of those who w it-1 nessed the game. favoring Pittsburgh to beat the From tho very first Instant when Washington Senators in the world's the pigskin was hooted down the series, was the first to snp-ar when field until tho iRst second of play! two betting commissioners in the V.- It was a gruelling battle on both rancial district announced they had: sides. Led hy class yell leaders, the S5.0oe to offer at even money on; spectators kept things lively through-, the National league champions. out the entire game rooting for their I Some Washington money also , favorite teams and plavers , made Its first appearance looking j It was an ideal flay as ootn teams (r oA- ?n0 Jet of J.-..00.1 was, lined up for the kick-off at 2:30 "rferfd that llucky' o'clock. The sky was clear and the ""ris would repeat his popular vlc-j field fast, which accounted for one ! """if f as' "" , , I of the hardest fought battles ever! e difference In the senti- staged betwer these two teams. J1"""1 ' th,e h are Pnol Klamath Falls It.cked off and from ' " kn ,W'1J" am how ,,c'' Ti that moment the spectators were thrilled with sensation after sensa tion aa ihtk ton ma fmicht crorv In. ri of ground " jsidered. Practically all of tho Na- ktf a"a.irt f e.riv tional league managers nnd players i ii 11. a. tiiui iuc 1 iiai-ts wilt will, uuu they all .quote the same reason PRIME FAVORITE FOR BIG "SERIES N'KW YOKK. Sept. 2S. - Money HAfiEN IS CHAMP FOR THIRD TIME (ILVMI'M "!l:l,ns. colNntY t'l.t'it. )il: t;. Sept. Sii.- l-'or the thiru lint,' in his brilliant cureer. Walter llt'eni U'day won the pro fcssti nal i'.oIi' championship of the I'rlud Sia'ei. It is a record no ::olfcr has ever In foro attained. Hcyvr. i!ued golf that could scarcely have been beaten, shooting ::i holes with a enrd five better Ihau par. and dctcunis. "Wild Hill" Mel horn of ( htccio. i nnd G In the filial rcmul of luC P. ll. A. tourna ment. The mutch was fiaMied In a driv ing ruin, but the gallery of 3500 reused to drop out, cud followed the placets until the end. Hy wiiiuln today's match and chntu:iin;;ip llr.gcn may return to hi real e.dato hu-iness and gilf les :.ons at Pasadena. Kla.. claiming to l.e thrice winner of the national pro fessional, twice winner of the United Sti.tc.-i open, twice, winner of the llritish open, thrice winner of the western open, t.nd winner of a half doien other titles of lesser liuport- the third round of their scheduled 10 round t. lit hero Friday. (icno started u from tho gong, with the evident Intention of mak ing churl work of l'u hard-headed Madden. He led the fight nil the ,,, lurtlcv a hard put to i escape the voliey of sledgo-hain- tner M.is thai tliicendeil on an 1 ii,irl . f Ilia atllltOlliy. The bout gathered only a fair attendance as fight fans had rea soned Madden was only a et-up. b"OWM " !( lk,T? l u."" u. OF C. DEFEATS SANTA CLARA TEAM VASHINGTON GETS fleeted the popular opinion on the outcome of the aeries almost an ' even bet, with the breaks to be con-' and end plays Klamath worked the hall tn her nnnnnonti 1 ik tn,l lira from which by fust work i'.aU .ar- OJE':" P!f-"- "-'r P. nd' ried the ball over the li-o -r a stro:'S?r hltilas. j ...uon tut; American league man-: gcrs. Connie Mack and Miller Hug Sim, feel just as certain that Wash ington will win again, because It is smarter and more experienced touch down. Captain Vo :; score of the game. From then on It was jv: ? ia tie of 22 grim-facei gri.: var:-:rs elvin nil thnf Crls In llio'.i till when the whistle so-ando,! ', t:,'..nrt Son:c of ,1,e American league of the last quarter, Klamath Falls I "J1"" ho,do not care to be quot BKKKKI.KV. t'al.. Sept. 26 The I'nlversity i.f California did quite tho expected thing hero this after noon and defeated the football team of Santa Clara unlverlsty. The score wai 2S to 0. and the amour( that California might score was the only thing in doubt at start of the game. Cnpt. "Tut" lmlay suffered a sprained back when tackled while carrying the ball nnd announcement from training quarters, waa that he would be out of the game for two weeks. , The score: California 7 H 7 0 2S Santa Calara 0 0 0 0 0 i c lub. Some ceased play with the ball ou Gran.s Pass 20 yard line. ed, said another reason was. that the j Senators are a gamer ball club thnnl I th m i The Idea that the Pirates lack' A series of advertisements In The j courage Is based upon the collapse j News will do more than start peop e that the club experienced in several, thinking of you and talking of your recent years when they blew up. I offerings: it will bring you new hurl-, with a fine chance t,o win the pen- ness: Have us submit a tentative nant": There has been no Indication! campaign, without obligating you injOf timidness in the actions of the j any way. 1 club this vear. however ' Ti mTiin; in HE UBltT .1 WINNER BV KAYO MIXNF.APOI.IS. Sept. 23. U'nited News) f:jne , Tunney, the bu:-ky marine light hoa wf,ih. champion, knocked out Ilurtley Mad- '" "e .ew York trial horae, in PRICE RISE FEVER FOR SERIES CLASH VASUINOTC.:.. Sept. 25 I Tint ed N'wsl Now that tho rapltul'a baseball team h won Its right to nitiiT another world series, those who provide board nnd lodging hero are beginning to doctor their price lists to equal the grandeur of the occasion. Business wna rather poor dur ing the Inauguration, because of tho simple ceremony President t'ool Idge ordered and the hotel keeper and restaurant owners do not Intend to let the opportunity arfurded by II winning baseball team go beg ging. This occasion la sure to draw Its crowd, nut prices here will not mount excessively high, a survey reveals. There nro plenty of ho tels to suit nil pocket books he cause of the steady movemtnt of tourists at all seasons, and conse quently there Is plenty of competi tion. There will be an advance of a dollar or two for the out of town fan at -the smaller hotels, where much of the trade will go during tho world series. Some of the lar ger hotels report that their scales will remain Just the same, but that Is high enough ordinarily, what with tbo Inroads of diplomats and delegations and the numbers of lob byists with substantial expense ac counts who patronlie them. The call for advance reservations here has not been as heavy aa had been expected, probably because thero was still some duuht as to tho outcome except among the home town fans. Now that things are settled requests for reservations are expected to come In largo doses. The I'lttsburg l'lmtes uf toilo? When III sinuke cleared awuy ti are uopcim, ui com'-, - .-, umiiuvu nut still "Hom, k too forthcoming world's series with 1 swinging (heir ciu!i,,u. buying I "in. Tiss the Wiishlngion Seiiaiors. downed tho Tigers four guinea "" Ibou ,I,,UW Hut Ihe older geneinllon of Pills- "iree. " "" Mk long funs have an added reason tor; may or mtiy nut moan anyt.ti . nkln victory. ; but In the five Mrlos Dial have been " Jlsiat ' The I'eniis.vlvniiln city has wnlched divided bntween I lie vast and west I 'eschsi lit ,i ' fc two of Its learns In ncllon lu Iho full those In which Ihe west boosted one! ... ., iu f.... I ...... l lanu i - I .i.. ...... .. '. l . Slit , " iron-- iue hi 4."' nun 't... i.i -- iiiniuiiB nim urn fmi imp iiiuffii- met ,VMss Jsvrtif u t -and the lirst lhne outflls could . Atlantic roast section has cmergi-d : u"l it ih, h,'. " la ulhr!""" slat l H..77 ..... . r.iiri . r.T' "im "igT, do was lo get an even hnak. i triumphant Hires t linos The Pirates of ltinj were forced words, the odds are 3 lo in bow to Ihs lloston Ited Sox In a I lis Pirates. series Hint ran through eight hectic, As related, Huston Hint I'lllaliurg liaitlns The Koxlels won flvd and In tuoi and defealssl that Imm' the Pirates but three. The Athletics met tils Cubs In'by ts a0 V In liiut) Ihe black flag outfit met , IMS snd won four gsmrs lo one i ''"! 'X w n?" I Iho lietrolt Tigers. j The Whit Koi met the (Hants In designs,, lh The ivtrult liiinch had Just won IM7 and defeated Mcdrnw's crew rslhtr tku mu 1l'l their third straight pcnnuiil. And ; four guinea to two. i n"liit k ""ft I In tho two preceding years they had The Itnd Hog clashed with Ihe faced the Chicago Cubs. National Cuba In Ills and won four gsraesi league winners, full of confidence, j to two. And Cleveland set back the llrnok- lyn Dodgers In l2t by five games to two. While Iho Pennsylvania rlly llsgl only lo meet defeat. The Cubs won the first series four games to uone. and the second saw the Tlgera gel but one game while the Cubs took four. So llm Tigers went Into the melee with the Pirates with blood In their eyes and froth running from location, the western fans run con-j meir cniips. siuer ineniseives lucgy in grabbing ter lis". ' t,u;5 westward mainly Uy division of ths'wmn'g . lBt',',,,li circuit rather then by geographical ; for Jim-, YV,,M witis and TUBES FIRST GRADE GUARANTEED -CORD TIRES 30x3'2 with tube $15 32x4 with tube $25 a remarkable sale of Quality tires ALL first class taken from fresh, live stocks all types and sizes the product of a rubber manufacturer who for thirty years has specialized in build ing fine tires. Guaranteed by us and entitled to the same "follow up" service we extend on all tires we sell. The price inducements are great so don't miss this unusual money-saving opportunity. Diamond Tire &. Vulcanizing Co. 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