The Klamath news., October 09, 1925, Image 6

1
OF TROUT DISTRIBUTED IN LAKES U
Auto Race Driver
AND STREAMS BY CROOKED RIVER PLANT
Dies from Injuries
Friday. October t.
ASTORIA SLUGGER
NEW. YORK. Oct. J. The new
Madison Sguare Garden, which will!
. opes on December 11. will 1 christ
ened or a Utile for Ihe light henry.
weight title of the world. An-i
Boanrement was made from Tex
Richard's headquarters that Jack
Delaner had been signed to meet ;
Paul Berlenbach. the" present light
heavyweight champion. '
Delaner knocked Berlenbach out
In fonr roonds in the old Iadison
Sauare Garden, but that was before
the Astoria slugger commenced ,
traveling in championship company.
Berlenbach will Tlslt his brother
In Hollywood. Calif., before his bout
' with King Solomon next Monday i
. might. . ' j
Rumors of a Greb-Walker tight
were denied by Tex , Rickard. He
said that Dare Shade, of CaJfior- j
nia. would be given another crack
at.the welterweight title in pref-j
erefice to Greb.
BUOW.VSWtXlD Texas. Oct. . ; .
il'nited Newsl-tlud Putnam. He. . The following table give, i.c
Mouses. r;re auto driver, who was numbrr of rainbow. vcrn brook
seriouslv Injured in collision on and Uxli 1 trout r!"l '
j..,-. . i- .ir,.ini and Ukes o. iu Klamath
IDO speru.n. nullum a . .
clafsir beta Wednesday iW country up io .-.ep.ru.o-. .v ... ....
Thursday afternoon. .rear by m. natrn.ry crv . .
rutnama mother who had come Crooked free, hatchery and was
to hi. bedside by an airplane from , submitted to Ihe secretary of the
Muki-gee OUa.. reached his side Kiainata s-poriameii ........ -.-.
a few moments before he died. Judge Short, who . represented
'the association until that date.
I.OI 1SV1M.K WINS iD addition to the a.-ave there
BALTIMORE. Oct. S. Before ii(( planted JO.00O at Lake of the
crowd of J.i) shivering fans. Wed- Woods by the people who have sum.
oesday. Louisville trimmed the Ori- mtr homes there, and who assumed
oles by the score of 7 to 1 in the ,ne burden of transporting the fish
fifth game of the junior world's t0 0at resort, and several other,
series. , smaller plantings by private parties
Red Shannon of the Colonels put amounting probably to li).O0o or(
bis team in the lead by knocking more.
out a homer in the first inning. 1 There still remain, at the hateh
Maisel scored the only run tor ihe "" """" "
Orioles by bluing a homer in ita! WHERE PLANTED
.ihlh ;BP" -.a
rrv approwmaWlv J.uok.-mo of the
tar'oaJ .-pedes, most ot hi.ri will
W planted Ibis year at parts of the
county Some oe.ii o or J '
will bo kept at lb haicaery until
noil spring. h they will be lib
erated This atep Is taken in Ihe
nam tv of an experlmeut. In an en
deavor to ascertain whether the
larger sited fish will have a better
chance to escape the various dan
ders which assail small fish when
lint liberated.
la addition also, to the fish lib
erated from the Crooked Creek
hatchery. 500.000 were liberated In
Klamath river from the Spencer
Creek hatchery, and another million
released in Diamond Lake and that
neighborhood from the hatchery at
liiajnond I.ake.
Rainbow Eastern Brock Loch Leven
SERIES SIDELIGHTS
' ci i- w. t.k.. three Williamson River
games of the series and the Orioles Wood Rlrer
have triumphed in two. Is1 Mlle Crwk
Fort Creek
Four .Mile Creek
Crystal Creek ..
Harriman Creek
Rock Creek
3S.0
j:.40O
JJ.S0
S9.J00
IT. )0tf
HJ.Jou
54.4JS
51 iSO
19.100
SO. 100
10.400
11.200
11.700
Crescent Lake
" PITTSBURGH. Oct. 8. (United
News) Players paid tribute to the
late Christy Mathewson before
Thursday'! game, with each man
-wearing the !'ick arm band of
mourning. The teams lined In
single tile and marched to the flag
pole, where they stood uncovered
as , the colors were hoisted to hall
mast and the band played the na
tional anthem.
he sprained some time ago. in the Madu Lake
two games of the the series. Hi. ! Agency Lake
misplays. though, may be the re-j Blue Lake (near Blyl
suit of inactivity. He isn't himself Sky Lakes
afield. (Nelson Creek
, Spring Creek (near Agency) 52.500
Blnege showed the 43.364 Pitts- i Fremont Creek ..
burgh citizens present, that there Aspen Mountain Lakes -
are two crack third basemen in this !
i classic. He made a brilliant stop
of Traynor'a mile-a-minute grounder
in the third.
: too
4: 000
41. 000
347 500
41.000
104.000
Vic Aldridge, In vrar:iis np.
threw nothing but alow C2r7u and
then went out. and used ti;m suc
cessfully against the world (iut-fuoas.-
--
r'r"'. 7
"'Tree Meadows said before the sxmi
that he didn't think he would be
able to- pitch another game in the
aeries, because of a sore arm. de
veloped from throwing so many
curves Wednesday.
Totals 70J.45O
10.(00
ll.luu
600
J.000
21S. 1S
10.000
50.400
SSS.1S0
. lue ursi test 01 xucs7 nirru 1
throwing with his injured finger I
came in the first inning Thursday,
when he handled Cuyler's hard
grounder and made a line snap
throw to first.
ORIOLES DEFEAT
victorie. all, thereby necessitating
, another game to decide the cham
pionship. .
. .
nm mwm jrk Mfii r-arnsn&w Dltctinl Ih nirA In
I III lllrl H III 1 t,ctorr "io y five scat-!
UULUilLLU U III U. ,ered . " wbll th LouLvlllei
i team used Holler and Dawson In 1
the box.
COAST LEAGUE
The count against Joe Jndge was I
two balls and two strikes, when he
hit the first homer of the game.
1
Washington boasts the two lead-;
ing hitters of the series. Joe Har-i
lis leads with an average of .571.'
and Sam Rice, who drove in the '
winning runs Wednesday, when he1
Score R. H.
Salt Lake 9 18
Seattle 9 11
Batteries Singleton and Cook. I Ji
n ... . . t . . . t
. 3,.-,;i-uvaa,,. aou ..ijbiv,.
O'Connell, Baldwin. Called end of
12th, darkness.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8. The Bal- ' Score R. H.
timore Orioles accelerated Interest . . , .
Louisville 3 a
in the junior world series by trlra-i
ming the Louisville Colonels five 1 Baltimore .. 5 9
E,to three In the sixth game of the. Batirles Holley. Dawson
4, series. The teams are now three Meyers; Earnshaw and Cobb
I - - , I
K
2
1
and
singled with the bases loaded, fol
lows with .444
Score , R. H. E.
Vernon 3 3 1
San Francisco 5 10 2
Batteries Christian. Carson "and
Murphy; Williams and Agnew.
Nick Altrock and Al Schacht'
worked overtime Thursday. Besides
entertaining the bleacher customers'
la the morning they put on their
acts just before the game.
" ;, la the third and fourth frames.
the Pirates were hitting Covle's
' jflrst pitch, but only one counted.
. Wright hit the first spitter he saw
":. ;for his homer in the fourth.
f. .Peck has never favored the ankle
Score R. H. E.
Sacramento 6 13 1
Portland 7.8 1
Batteries Hughes. Keating. E.
Shea and M. Shea: Burns, Meeker
and Hansah.
Score R. h. E.
Oakland 8 12 2
Los Angeles 5 4 1
Batteries Bohler. Delaney and,
Read; Payne, Sanders and Ennis.'
Sandberg.
the I
to:
-and :
S-SPORTSMN's j SUPPUS 'I J A
... , lue committee or, will arise oaco mars th di-cassion
;,Port writer, of the American league ! a. t0 hU real value a, a" e'lZ 0,
, cities, of Roger Pecklnpaugh as the the team
-most valuable man to his club in' . .
. the league can draw no criticism , WOrth lie uot ' '
There can be no question a, to h's I!" ' "inm 8 cro'"
wnith .u . 1- t-e ' court ieater" of k'fniz K.rri.'
Because h. i, , fS"v"' Th:? U 00 "ut what r"
ct mine and . chap I have i, " lmpo"ant
.inc. our high school dav. Ze nwa-d ln.ha,rm0n' 00 ,be club' A "l"
.is doubly olefin, a'd Cd )e81' a 5JKared b,t of casm. ,
' , 1"t n't of advice be:;een
But as Interesting a, wb. hi?T?- "wit0 cracks" all have helped
lection for fti-. ,.. . vv
, ., '"B cao"" '"ootu over tae rough spots and
equally as Intriguing. I i.j,,
Her. t. . r n , , u 1 sdd!,o:i to this role of peae.,.
a. . , dUljbed " a 3oke D,akfr A"ro'k '"I' Suable ! i
a hitter a couple of year, ago be- coarh of pitchers. Altrock in hi.
cause of hi, unorthodox ,3ce at ' huriing d:. was a bra e
nua i.u.a uo nas K'L-r ar with .1
;"-r-" Players in I
Sporting Equipment Rented.
BOB SLOAN, Prop.
429 Main.
y
mi
1001 111 ;ne water bucket" he
nlmost litt-u .ae Athletics to the
i..rap,on.aip. But for the .ni
get.era'.ion at
general.
ci--.' be measured ex-
luo genera ; his y-iluo r. . ,
breakdown of the t.m: 1- , ' . IUl r '
their woeful h... . . " "' ""l ''e 1-:"r-- than earn. hi.
the world's . aerie, honey
tnelr woeful hae r,.ni. .......
- - .........5 in meir s;i.
plated r.ump Simmons might have dew
auiuru u;e "rlcK,
As it i,, he must be rai.ked a tV 1 . w?"" 'V""1' 0""S A"anla'
outstand.ng slur of Couule Hac' f Kh
aggregation, ft Is unfortunate ,ha : S " h""le ' 'r onal
this courareou, g.t Z t nil tn T 7 'h""- -Yi he
ball. , " even. Jnat th
n n most of us nsplred to '.e
etir shinny" champii
'f.e n.v one the "fin..
e ag
ama-
. The present world's series I. the
'Irst one In five years Ii, whi-h no
...w.n.fri ,ji , 1. well Unnu n , ' iu
hall family f the nornese)i w be Th- i. T"" " '' ,"ronM'
represented. Klllier Jess o, Virg'l ill !?" W",n " MiB MU
was 0, deck oael, year the o..; I Z T Wr'""R- And
participated. ! K" ,"lt, l'ct'" definitely c,.
' . I "',u' onre mone-Anierl.a's ,.
v.llwll. be the e,oml world', 8erie3 ! '" ,ho wor" 1 mil
.fn ...cceslon for ,ile ord., lTOdln !; ' " " "UPr'"r',y '"" m"
.baseball clown. NUk Altrock. ah i 'n' '' America a
In the
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ioo 1 24;75
In ton lots, per ton 45 qq
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