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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1925)
.MATH NEWS Thursday, October 8, 1023 STARKEY IS ntii him been signed o Sylvester fur Hi)' , !( I r ct I'lTII on 111 I ho Hiun.Hniivlan I to word given out !,r Wednesday ifler llo has ''"i-n piitiliiHj I mill round Port-1 ad In 'looked upon a ; rd anywhere un lir-: Ighler and Hun bum jrllnnd fuvi.rllns IIiim tan (luring ni nsi He put Joe (iiirmun trip. something which tiers hud li'l I'""'" I recent flalits. Mike tar wllh a wall.ip In ml know how Inj I In KUinl advantage, i with whom ! IMnlo! Btmi Ohio to K nnd hero with tllo boxing! Hint lout tlm main; , tho curd have been j in-d. Announcement I i hy Sylvester mi he! , Hu 1 IrylnK to get and Karl Hioli, (he; rl lu lid nnd III" latter Dean la another lie nil : olinnlo would Ilka lo1 XmLi. I 'JOHN SMOOTH DELIVERY Waller Jonneon has always, been , known as a (allow who didn't .'dJ much business with curves ' but "Imply threw so iast that the bit ters couldn't aee the ball. Iai Hern Htiinla . Lee Meadows the only pitcher In the bin leagues who wears Spec ie, ..I at hLi work lnnkit fhrnuvh Lee Meadows Peers Through J nta nnow, at ,ome nimble con Hit Speca at Some Fast , duct on the part of his buy friends. Infield Work Trayuor at third, Wright at short- I atop sad GraDtham at first base. Jiy WESTHItOOK PEGLER A circus without an elephant Is mm .' V ft Ja r. (V. P. Staff Correspondent) PITTSBUlUiH. Oct. 7. Walter Johnson, who has been pitching for the Washington club since Teddy ; no circus and a world 'aerlea game wlthivut at least one trapeze per formance la just a game of ball. Traynor took the air flrat, leaT- Rooserelt was provident, and who, iBK h, leet Wt, a pretty flirt of yesterday defeated the Plratea by a! h, cleats and gloving a drlre from score of 4 to 1, In the first game Muddy Ruel's earnest but generally of the 1925 world's series. d!d It. i (utne wand in the third Inning. Johnson did it ao easily, with Ruel was out before Traynor bit so little grunting and wrenching. the ground and the put-out be wlth such casual grace, that the , came permanent when "Pie" after baffled young athletes of the resi-j a graceful plouette on the button dent squad are still wondering; of his cap, bounced to his feet and what happened and how, and are ' held np the ball as the band played willing to believe the Swede was doing parlor magic on the graas plot called Forbes field. Having clubbed the pitchers of i board to get familiar l their own league all season, the: that had been bit on a chord. In the next Inning. Grantham at flrat bace went off his sprlng- 1th a ball the main Plrates had some cause to think isDrlng by Goose Goslln. As he ' they vcould whale their way through came down, Grantham banked als 'the world series and spatter the j wings and reared back to the bee outfield crcwd with homers from i touching ont Bucky Harris, the RS BATTLE IING GAME : OREGON-IDAHO TO JBATTLE SATURDAY WALTER JOHNSON IS n,n "lttnal' ,n BIkl,, thD x u 1 wit In thl InnlnK that I'io Traynor VICTOR OVER BUCS limwli-d full li ngth on the ground , to spear KimTs liner for the first M 'oiilliiue.1 from !!' Our) j nutlonnl slop of tho gam. In tho fourth Oeorao (Iritntham, rim i-i.Mii. 1-oi'owuiK huh I'ca , ,, aup,,.,lt.d Traynor maou a ini-n uirow tor inn oniy vx- .... - ..,n h. . ,n.., r,i. ror of Hie game, allowing (iranthum ; (lf iimm; w Un, Bn, ,orne)l lt o ren. li rirsi. im aiont seconii. inn j . j,,,.,i Bl!iv. AiB thn hit. - .hen hn wul. h. d Meadow. f..n for .., ,, ,,,,. Meaner ll.ieky IjNIV r.USITY Oh CIRM.ON. Or . he .turd out. who wu, oa m , ,he!7.-(Spoelal to the Nowsl-tlnl- M.-udow stopped the Rrnntnra for ; ()i ; verslty of Oregon will meet Idaho the nii l!ir.-.i friiuies, only to glvci , ln 1na opening conference fotitball way to a p.ni-n inner, muiiv .mc IiiiiIn, in the Mh. tiller Kurl Snilili lind -rm.!i-d mil n lino Ninitle. lll li.-e wiis pliif.-d on first, running for Kurt, tun Johnvon smirk out .stuffy. Puustl of Astoria. William Harrl man of Eureka, Cal., George Mlm naugh of Portland. John Motschen backer of Klamath Kalis. Fullbacka Lynn Jones ci Salem, Otto Vitus of Eugene. COVELESKIE TO HURL SECOND GAME TODAY all deliveries Including the Standi-1 chairman of. the Senatora. who nao navlans. ! ventured about five- yards towaid But somehow It didn't happen to: second. 'fy happen' that way. Maybe lt wasj In the eighth. Glenn -Wright, the was something they ate. More shortstop, suddenly left tie earth probably it wae something 'ha'! and achieved some height to do his Joohnson ate, when he was a clod-1 duty by a hastening rap which hopping kid. expanding to huge j jc.onsoB intended as a diversion tor maturity ln the wide open spaces tne outfield. of Kansas, and building a frame j ' that would atand the shocks and strains of' 19 years leagues of the national obsession. It's not easy to go on In this wild-eyed manner about Johnaon'a In the large Bids to be Opened on Modoc Mill Road Oct. 7. -- H'nllcd !r Cteevtund Alexan Nebriinkun, who uses ng for iho Culm nnd ihlp. slar sliihlier for crew h it." d up In a rllng duel In the first John Morrison wns plit-hlng when series WediH.tdny nf-'tli.. lirlffs trot their last run In Hie .Sen the linilllres rilll-l n'""1- 'OHllll opened It Willi ach "Id.' had acurrd S I COAST LEAGUE game for both teams here Salur-I day. The fame should bo hard fought as the trams appear evenly , matched. Interested in serving the Teal dents of Chiloquin and Modoc mill, bids will be opened Saturday ln the county court room for the work to be done on the Chllo-quin-Modoc mill road to grab, dear and grade the roadway for a Im ky Texas I -nmier in left, and Judge Kti.-riflr.d him In second, fruit, w-t.i.rf, tin k-itr.l Itli. sax nl.ke.1 for !( hits. ,, , ,.nl,.r of the llilrd Inning. I n , M ri,,, pupped op .n with nn S iiunrhed rlouls for uuspli-lriuu sinri, which tu-Htiokn n . runs, hi held them great rotiiest. Only one baiter It Irs who have wati-h-. remind first limn. In the Initial In- en In many f his' nl"K. "lo l'' hers taking no . ... ..i t lime to s-lile to llielr task. Max dare ho never extrl- ii i,,nr"' wna lilt on the rlnht elbow, from more trouble In wh B shph mim mrp ring bis whole career, i ff . . , . . way. he nindt a f.-elilo throw In Iho n kill h inning and lot tloslin m-ore on the Impetus of HIiiciu.'r short slnirle In renter. Hut to get bnrk tn the first inning. Johnson probably took the heart out of Ilia 1'lralo offense when he fanned Kiki Ctiyler. a sieve gun of Ihe rliib, on four curves. Score Sacramento Portland Ilall.-rles hac and Tnhln. PITTSlH'IMai. t. 7. stunlcr ! pitching because he made his work fov.-l. kle, who won llitw gamin In ' ook M ea,y ani asked aot little the wnrl.l wrtra of H- a" a mem- astestance from nig associates, who b.-r of the l.-v.-Un.l Indians. K,were ,caUered hither and yon in hi. firs, worW. serlca chance since posturea. ready to turn Ihrn in the wcon.l game aalnt the: ' v " ,- ... . T. . t.H. In fllp-flopa cr dive over the tences Reservations have been pouring 1 away l.y the Indian, last -prime as e'de 0'a "aTe io 60 '"length of a mile and a half. In for the game and If It doesn't ami ne -"- - .... .-i. n rn Z Howard pit.-li. rs tills year vcllll so Tlrlone just went out mere ana iurew mi " f..r Ihe Kennt... who gave lilm a bau. Some times he hrought that) county market road engineer, the nn other t.-i.m nulil. v .nin. D,MnH fsirW Diana have been completed In the Vlm-I and Shea; Rac ; Jack Beneflel, graduate manager., AIM(1 wllo ,,,. , lhe bal, -, tfP th.lonic. of the engineer and ready Thero were eeveral weak apots iullth i ,hP r,lm.,u tl.nl with the! ,ane to the plttte nke the shadow for the sanction of the county court. In the Oregon team as w-ero ex-j ,hit last -winter, nilr illrli fur tlinl .. b- a m other (imes'.he lustl The completion, of this, rbad It. 11. K. hlblted by the Multnomah lilt, and Pirutt. k. flow rve ball i .' h ,Bntlv and the ball which will mean mnch to the res- . .... ..... ... . ... ..i. . nrr.M. I - .z i wnicn t-oacii bmiin inienn3 io pnt-.i.-r, ami .- .uK.. - .4 1( 2 strengthen before the Idaho game.! no-alnst the S.-nutor. who arc- not wry Mumy wiin ineir woihi work aitainst this style of throwing. It. ..3 ...7 II. 11 rain, between 8,000 and 10.000 per-i sans are expected, according to; Scori- Vernon San Kranclsro Ilallorles Plllello and Whllney; M. Weeny, (irlffln and Yelle. p. hurling In sena lelde.l only It hl:s bill sed them In I lie fonrlh lings In tally Inillvld- II. II 2 11 1 2 20 1 Alexander and Ilart nshlp and Srhnlk. Score R. Oakland .. 2 l.os Angeles 1 Hatter!. Foster and Jaci.'is and Snndberg. II. E 9 C 0 Huker; H . 15 12 Srort! R. Salt l.nke 12 Soul tie 11 lloth pll. hev nllowrd hilt In tho ; Ilulterles Plercey Singleton and seen ml round, but J. Harris' homer Peters; Rowers, Ramsey and Daly, i came off Meadows, while Iho Pltts-j Imreh effort ended w llh Travnor's i A serl. s of advertisements In The I slnclo. Johnson fanned Grantham ' Klnmalh News will do more than I ing the flyers make this week. is Hid hi iu'iiisi: Is surprised at the trom simple camphor. Hydrastis, etc., na nux- .. i. i .n,Aii : .... .... .. l..-' single In the third, but wus then bring you new business. eves. Aluminum eye' nipped off the bnv by Meadows, who sulinilt a tentative campaign, without hiimiin Drug fo. Ailvl. I crossed up n Wnidilnglon hlt-nnd- oblir.allng yon In nny way. He was pleased w!:h the defense, howevor, although tho backs and the ends occasionally fell down on their lobs. As a wholo tho de- 0 i fense does B' t need much bracing In so far a.i lino burking Is con cerned, oltlioiisii the backs have not! yet learnid lo block forward pass-! es effectively. Smith used more than 20 men in tho Multnomah nffalr to get the' best possible rnmblnallon. He is, yet 'undecided whut hla lineup will' be against Idaho, saying lt will depend a rcat deal upon the show- walked up doing more curves than ldenta of that section witn tne a feather In a gale which wasj rain and enow fall. U estimated at novel behavior considering that ig.uuu. accorumn w . 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Nick Tarter of Myrtle Point, Tat Hughes of Portland. John McMullcn of Portland. Guards tlene Shields of Steven-j son, Wash.. Ken Bulley of Van Nuys, California, Jackson Illlss of Berkeley, Calif., Hul Harden of Mnrshffold, Francis Qulnn of Port land. Wnlter Socolofsky of Salem, Harry Leavllt of Portland, Rod ney Farley of Astoria. Tackles Albert Sinclair of KiiK- enc, Pert Kerns of Spokane. Wash., llert flood Ins of Woodlnirn. Homer Dlx. n of Klk Oily, John Warren ofj Pendleton, Harold Mungiim of Portland. Arley Mnrsh of Klinlra Kdgnr Kelly of Medford. Arthur Hedr.er of Uve Oak, Calif., Paul Peake of Long Reach, Calif. Knils Rob Mnutx of Portland. Lauren (Irk) Reynolds of Portland, Kilgard tlrant of Portland, Sher man Smith of flrnnts Tass, James Powers of Portland, Dwlght Hedg es of Oregon City, Del Monte of rorllnnd. Frank Rlggs of Portland. Charles Kalk of San Francisco. 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