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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1925)
THE KtMl Pf Six K. F. H. S. QUINTET HAS 4 LUMEN Hail-Barnes Carrol Graham Arm Four Hoopsters All Ready for Work Vv1nrbv Nov.. IS. 1923 . ' Basketball to mi the freat est of all sihletie sports, hat ap peared ea (he koritoa cf the sea aon and Till hold the Interest ot port tans from sow ntU the open ing of the track season. - Klamath coast? hi(h echoed, which prored its true metal tn foot ball this year has tour lettermea round which Coach "Dutch" French will build his Quintet. The hoopaters who are left orer 'Treat laet year are Frank Hall. Sed Banes, "Axy" Carroll aad How ard Graham. Again the Hali-BarB-e-Carrall trio looms ap hi- aad :promUlng . with thine as hie aa tkoM doae la football looked tor. As for Graham, he Is a whixt with the ball aad his lone distance shots frca an? part of the Door won him 'm name on the maple aot to be sniffed at. , .With the completion ot the Aa- xieaa Legion, building which u noddled for aot later thsa Chris tsss Day practice aroaad the hoop will begin la earaeht and French Baa the four lettermea as a uue- lens aroand which he may build a winning team. Others who sre expected to turn out are Leslie Elmore. Howard Praltt. who has played recently oa t alley teams. Levis Stewart "Budge" Magnire and "Abe" Con ner. The basketball schedule for the XI math County - Athletic associa tion will be completed la the near future, according to Principal Jack ed. This schedule will be rirea precedence orer the Taller schedule although a number of (ames are expected with the teams acru the eaonntitn to fill in the open date ot the Klamath ream. MEMBERS OF 8E.MOR CLASS PRESETTED WITH PK.VNATT ' Senior girls of the high school ware yesterday morning honored with a scholarship assembly when they were presented with the schol arship pennant by Miss Margaret Camming, a member of the grand honor roll. Miss Jennie Grorer. representing the senior girls, ac cepted the pennant. Those who rated the grand honor roll weTe in'charge of the assembly Rer. J. Henry Thomss of 8t. Panl's Episcopal church; addressed the stu dent body briefly. ' The senior girls, who are the first to recelre the scholsrshlp pennant, will keep the emblem until the com pletion of the next six weeks, when the roll rocm recelrlng the highest grades will be the recipient. HARVARD GIRDING FOR YALE GAME CAMBRIDGE, Mass7, Not.. 17. With hope rekindled aa a result ot Its surprising t to 0 Tletory orer Brown last Saturday, the Barrard football army Is going through Its final week of preparation for the annual Yale struggle belleriag It has a chsncs to win. ; . "A decisive Tletory, end one of tbe most remarkable come-backs i the history ot erimsou football" Is the way the Crlmsoa, tbe Hsr urd student daily sums up the field goal defeat ot the brown bear. .TUN MIXETK-MATTH. f BAH FRANCISCO. Not. IT. Jo t h e f. hearyweight Wrestling champion wanted to catch an tl e cioca train for WlchlU. Kas., so he-made short work ot Earl dom ing, 'here Monday night, throwing hid . opponent in -two straight falls In ' less tbsn 10 mlnutti. NOW EAST TO MAKE MOKET. i . Hell household furniture' yon do not need. '. Rnt snare rooms to desirable tenant. Kngagp Hoosrhold help. , Rent Tnrant hoaxes and apart. 'menu. Hwnt employment. The Now' WANT ADS offer "a thousand and one ways." It's easy to one them. Pbone 877. What you no longer have use for may be Just the thing another Is seeking. News Classified Ads bring buyers and sellers together. The largest etocS of Tiri(mn Cards now on display st South well's. N15-1S UOTEL ASTOD l!AHffl UAwl EVERT ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET 50ft Bath New, Modem does co Shopping Diatricl and Theatre FREE GARAGE Tariff irora $1.50 i -v " JjaSSi'"- " .' tV l VI rl .11 m , -5v?'A'x 'llPllli H I 1.1 11 14 ti Is I t:"
