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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1925)
Page Two SSmnlsw Ootobor 25. 1 - KUHAIH GRIDS DEFE4T ASHL4KD S" BY 20-7 SCORE troijk. da oa tb St yard t"a Aa.:ar "Any" play eroncU the nils with tn tall daara to tarTB ti a:cl (Osatiaaed troan r preatise as dd JohtsDlu ct siis. 1ac a sboisg doriat the ga. Ta first fluartsr eadfd ia a to score. " Tie will tor the aorcad smar ter bead Klaoata wlia bJt i?M Tarda to cs (or a toueajowa aad ilia first don showlag ca tfc aesdUassaiaas box. Hall carried ila tae kail eier after read; liae pSanjiac on the Ioer.a dowa. Baraea tailed to roarert goal TS core two D'.aa'.ea after tae opea la of tie eecoad qaarter stood ( to Joaasoa who sad played a steady game (or Klamath case oat aad 7.. red oat of the air -1th ao yard. ed Oe ball to Klamath's I yard rs-aea. of :6- a'et lr ii-.l ao k tif f.r I! tsroata AC the (carta dowa AhUai a Oa tie 14 ram ' to poat to KliBitl broatst xJ rsrds ar.i "A: the 4 yard lice where 1 rdi at d 4 he ball. to to f sal ' Hill tiathed tarrafB eeater f.-r rr" -t the tuli a; riire ca the firs, doaa fjl- r:jrted aad vsrri.rt oeJ cp wrta two braTy lis tie arore atood : ' rrs aad a Paat oa foarta t3 K:nth kiraeJ (J AtMaad s AtMi32 fire yard lice. AthUaj rrtamfl the ball to ' Jra retirifd the pact w:ta "Axiy" re- liae. Basalrr. arar Klaaath ta i e -?i-:S the ball, a famble aad re- br.ctJtc dowa tie sl!r u who Tfr Three liae p:sase aetied aw a toaekdewa la tlcht. bet little aad forced Kiamath to At rtis polat of the ri KUa psas cat of daager aad (ct yardacr a:h aeat In ber ai fre-h -u wt.L UTial aad Whttaey showed rp well At all times Klaaiata mea. ea- dratriat dowa aa .UhUcd maa pecU'Jy Hall oatpaated AshUad. who c-. throach the aew KUmalh Wuh Klamatb pamirt. her laea Use aad took the bail withia i tore dowa lbs (ield after tbs tear- yarda of rtrtory. pitskla sad reeotered their i la the last two m:s3tea owa ball oa the Z yard liae. A by a forward past 5 MEXICAN SIMSr: -: TIUIIIM rr:l r li.;Biir.: i The rs r c Tfte 't' An.nran r.fnKIera AwiVt tO Klla. ' " Find Conceuiont re Thing cf Pt T! A J VAN A. cnecfectloua Sir1 discorered f:aal!i PJuaaa dies ple reason tba' i . O i :i A ta reforairr bat -t r."nM:3 la yiT the lm- hcl!t snd drlnklai ! the Amrri4rt had a.r (rata TIJua a- prolltaMe ctsb i u Wat ' by a j J sol rhlC.s l T'.ajtisaa vrral by Am'rleaa Ti!;Bt !er peH IB of a cmb!:n pl r tnterrapted la Ihelr '. y aa ei.ltrd Amerl- of third uacbdowa waa looming op whea the ead of the foortb qaar ter was called. Klaaath P-iced ber ball ia aa lacky haads on the 2 yard liae aad oa tbe foaria dowa lost the balL Asblaad caats lato ber owa here bat a forward pass was mat- play ad two line plaares Klamatb aaw the ball to orer the AsbUad roal li railey mea coarerted to a acore of JO to ". The flaal whUtle fouad tbe score with Klaxath Tlrtorioua. 10 to chaace are all run 1 Amerlcaas. Wbal i more imp-aat. be kit learaej that tbe A-::.i" are pro (Ilia laimeately ty T lea ai'.ted fa!l from Tirtj- Tbe reformer, a ::'.zt all cf tb-te thlaca. hied hlsi.-!f to M-iIro C.ty where be told th? jjierameat ol Hcen the aad -i of how tbe "crlagos" were cj-jaMac "liver pesos while the.r Vet.rsa broth- atlrat'n ti e ante-t.-ni i,-e. are r:J.': !a:or of caa The brrf.hlraa aeatlemaa was rlsM. the tovernmrnt U preparing a cieaturr t lo away with for- 13 control of M'-easle sad p:re Ihea afala la the handt of MrtK-ana T&ere Is ai'Jfh roatlrraatloa nowj Tmih. n.t the r:ra aad pw. rui Amerlcia ratrMinf b are huaCaa up a on lentlou furmer whJ uddea:y disco tbil gT.b:ing didn't par for the' Moxicant. 1 J COLD WEATIIKR rm. "Lt't Your Gla Trouble. Be rJ All kinds of glas For al pJ Estimates gladly furnished M Sh, Doors, Frames and CtlJ THE GLASS HOUSE Uth and Pine. PVoJ FolIow:ag tbe game AthUad ea- "-' t.nitn tir ih. Klamaik men acd lc eiusire aad line. She la tare returned the . ball by pant to Klamath, seaadiag it far oat of daageroas territory., to tae i yard liae. Klamath's ball. Han aad Baraes carried it; through tbe Ashlaad liae time at-j ter time. Axxy Carroll snowed ; ap to food adeaatage daring that: oasrter as be did for tbe remainder I of tbe game, keeping np a consist ent fight that be kaa abowa tbrcagbont tbe season. Wlti Carroll carrying the ball, altematin g with Baraea aad Hall, tea Tarda through tbe Ashland line. Hall receiTed aad took tbe pigskla; for IS yarda. Barnes fire yards and Cbfer taking her orer the liae for tbe second touchdown. Tbe score, whea coarerted stood 1 to 0. At tbla point la tbe game Ash land became terrorized and la tbe melee Comon's shoe became ripped; from moorings aad time oat was! called. Klamatb kicked off to Ashlaad after her second touchdown. Ash hind recelricg on the 45 yard Une. She (ambled a pass that looked like good yardage aad on her second and third dowa completed two of the prettiest pastes of tbe game. Ia that art (he far surpassed the Klamath men who completed but one pass daring the entire contest. Oa Ashland's first down after, completing her yardage she pat' orer three liae backs aad on her foorth dowa attempted another pass to net ber ground when the ball was intercepted by Klamath's "Any" Carroll. Klamath panted oat of danger to Ashland's 1 Tsrd Hae. Ead of first half. Klamatb kicked off to Ashlaad with the opening of tbe second .naif. Tbe Intermission between halres had apparently gone through the Talley players aa tbey came back Uke a whirlwind aad attempt ed time after time by flake plays to pat something orer on tbe Tisi tore. An Ashlaad maa.' tearing through Klamatb'a weakest point la tbe Dae saw aa open field, bat not Zed Barnes. Running fall Into Barnes hroagh a field strewn with mea. Zed picked the swift little man off tbe field, dropping him suddenly with tbe thrill shriek of whistle. Ashland lost oa dowa. Klamath's ball aad oa the third down failed to make their yardage. Hall puat ed out of danger on the fourth to the JO yard liae. With tbe ball in Ashland's hands she fumbled her first pass, gained ao yardage on her second down, weat through the Klamath line for six yards oa the third and made her ground oa the fourth. What looked like open spares for Ashland soon closed when she lost the pigskin on the first down to Klamath by fumble. ' Klamath's ball again look on a more actire appearance and on the next two downs Klamath sent Hall through on line plunges. Hall made yardage through the center on the third down and punted to Ashland on tbe fourth. Ashland failed to gain much territory when she received the pubt and was Two liae plunges and forced to put oa the fourth dowa sending tbe ball to tbe 20 yard liae. Klamatb was peaalized t yards bat she recorered ber owa ball and seat it lato familiar ter ritory. Hall carried the ball for eight yards oat of daager after Ashland was prepared to receive coaches with a feed la tbe high school, followed by eaterta'.nment. per centarot. In a dramatic pin. the reform er told of tbe gk-e d'nt with their naughty daaciag acd paictrd glrli: Forbes Pure Drugs Eiehth at Main Good Service Gof. DruRa PITTSBrRCH. Oct. II. trailed Press) Max Carey, eaptala of the world champion Pirates, was takea to a hospital today suffering from pleurisy aad ober complications. Carey was Injured in the fifth game of the world series, whea be col- punt. lided with Bucky Harris, while steal Here Kamatb started dowa tbe 1 second base. An X-ray photograph field for another score. First dowa and tea to go. Hall carried the ball IS yards after three Ashlaad mea palled aim to the ground. First aad ten again fouad Klam- ! ath going strong for tbe goal posts. A fumble on tbe first dowa and i Hall and Barnes carrying tbe ball ' for the remaining three gare Klam j ath ber yardage and again placed her first aad ten. Hall carried the ball the first two downs; fumble of the first for ward pass and no gain gaTe Ash land tbe ball on the fourth dowa. Ashlaad lost heart oa her first three plays aad Klamatb was girea the ball. The most Sensational play IWON'TV) ::doxt:: Don't miss an opportunity to Improve your opportunities. Folks pass up a lot of good things in this life because of careless thought because tbey do not give propositions like this the right consideration. Give this one minute's thought and save hours of laundry work and wor ry. Our complete service Is real ly economical. Phone (or price list. FRENCH HAND PHONE 490-R. 127 NO. FOURTH ST. 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