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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1925)
Hl, Pe Seven RLAMATH NEWS Saturday, Nov. 28, 1925. . imhiii has I'S' . ,.,l.l,,n of LtW t'''d ll0"" ; "iuri. "" in. ?wn 'v"r,, tor and CH'CU' " ' ' in m.rrsct Bliy- , ht injur"" wW4 oil the flfW ' be offm-d P"of lh1 ' ,, eud endurance of U, i bin Dr ln 11,0 mk- ,tt team. '" - .... m aw 1 1 ll nnn ;hfOUI a . ill itara. I , it tor propt of anothor wt imllnr to the on ol far weather ' dNHM r concerned ll nil (or mo rooiunu ,1, prepare for Mid oondl ,ddlU to tho rul. tun: "hat is i" r . owd" bull when tho Lrllylns on "' around, mind in ponar ; loi'l loh. i jmki olio Baldwin-vtai- LatHbeln olliif tgod a r-i.rtil!. Ohio, for toe kit of something or other, ,rt down the quctllon as L lal nam with tho ball ,i, aeniaery yerdag w tbf llaaamen ana an nno ,,!. Anil while tne illtd for the haln (ant ill ball, vUkb had been K i paddle, floated away NK under a gentle wind. iu lo guess where the ball I. ike regatta. The team k on rctalnod the ball Vtnbtra of Ike Princeton itl atnilon that nemo to kI are honor men In a. Which may or may uai bearing on the auc- kt TUer tlerea la prevent' L Three being puuhed en ll tport pages. piri. ind llobeon. anoth m. are imoni the sen bilk In their atudlea. K'erkea, Juniors, are uidtnti. in aiiiiiudluB aurprlaea tootbnll ar-aaon waa t tie muMly Impreg Wfn.c. Oil Doble'a I total of 76 polnta Blast It In two camea. and 1 by Dart- Muplalna clearly the 'aaiin. II runny of Mlrhliian trtanflr droning rooma (taw with Ohio State, they Waltttd a singlo touch- Mndatalnat them. Tho wt4 by Northweatern MM iptet waa the only Mist them up to the ud tbe Iluckeya team Kldnie the Michigan e :" ol play of Chlcago'e li bu come to be an In- i' Coach Klagg'a ayatem traditional form. ' "Chicago ahlft." In lk Ucklea ara drawn Uwrt are three nomlble bMkfleld men. ranging fMiep (o t thrMmtep ahlft. antnbnr of nlara which 'mm tbla shift formation wakea It a confining one for the oppoiltlon. Tho dfon.le l.,nm tB not forlell whether the play la to be a kliklni, panalng or running onel Navy football official! would feel much vaalor about tlio annunl gornn wim iTiucoion wore ths rule changed ao that aubxltutea wore eliminated. Kor the lat two yeara now a I'rlncvton lubntltute baa apiiiou tomato aoup all over the bright cotornd voata of the Navy football dinars. U,t year one Ham Kwlng, alltlng Idly by during moat of the game, aloppad In and at the payrhologlcal moment kicked a field goal that placed Annapolis team on the little end of the horn. Thla year one Dan Caulklns sat unobtrusively on the second string bench until called upon to do hia atuff. When eulltd upon to do It ha bided hi chance until he found a forward pass rolling loose about the grldlorn. Ilecalllng Instructions of various coaches regarding just such an emergency, ho picked It up and lit out. for home. Somebody tripped him aa ha neared the goal linn, but he had lugged tha ball from the shadow of. tbe Trlnceton poils to within a tew yards of the Navy Una. Ilrldgea carried the ball over for a touchdown a few minutes later Yeara ago the oarly defeats sus tained by the Harvard elevens meant little in the year'a run. Tbey were but practice events, anyhow, leading up lo the games with Yale ami 1'rlnccton. Then cama gloomy days a'hrn the season ended In a licking at Ihe hands of one or both of the brother members of the Big Three, (lot to, too that earnest elforta to prevont the early season dofeata met with llttlo aucceaa. tha main 10 round avent between Mike Del'lnto and Billy WaUon the fans are to wltnoaa a match which should border on tha spectacular. Watson Is working out each day and fans say ha la among tha fast est aeen her In a decade. Mickey Gibbons la yet, another apeedy boxor who will go on In the second beadllner with Chuck Bams, local man, who will have to ertend himself in this flghtj if he la going to get anywhere. - Stilt another Important and' 1 Ike wine interesting feature of tha card is tiiat there will be a new referee. Matchmaker. Sylvester last night bad not made up his mind as to wbo would be holding the job, at least not to the extent of making public hia name, but be assured us he will do lila best to get the beat.be Other tout will be betweenfli Herbert, of Klamath Fall 'and Kid Clarke of Portland., Kid Thomas, also of Portland and' Ed. ' McDon ald, a California boxer, will make un tha real of thm rard. Which certainly presents an array of talenr that should meet the most exacting of fans. i MAHON'8 K.N JOY PIN NEK .. '""Scores cf Shrlners Mason' and their friends were In attendance at a dance given last night at tbe White Pelican hotel. Colorful dec oration! and brilliant lights made the floors very attractive. The dancb was informal. T'rt" nAws tXAHSftlKD ADS GET HKSULTS Advertisers quickly learn there is a prompt response to Tbe News classified columns. 'One of many reason is that a morning - news V t'.!, paper " weaves Into lAe ; business) ' - ' k-" J. I - and buying of the da. na evening paper la readf tbil readers are ready to take tbilr rest. la tbe morning tbey awaien, to read Tha. News ,nd ek;.,iresb oopor- 1 u u u 7 . IB HI r , Consequently the beating banded Harvard by Holy Croaa left a long face on John Harvard. Vlctorlea are needed lo give Harvard confi donee In Ita big game. Defeat are the galling habit Bow,' not the fruit opcklull. i ! i ,. HARD FOR FIGHTS Firat Day Sale of Ticket Indicate House Will Be A Record Breaker With report of the- first day of dvance aale of ticketa tor the ben efit boxing card being ataged In Scundla Hall on Tuosdsy Dec. 1, showing a record domand already. proapecta are for a crowded ball when the all squared ring battler Una up with the sounding of the gong at 8:30 o'clock. All of tho men who aro to appear are. re ported working hard for this partic ular card. , Intereat In he event Is Increaa- ed by the fact that Matchmaker Sylvestor Is contributing 10 per cent of the rocelpta to the fund for poor children of the city. Aside from that phase ot the mat ter, the card Itself I one of the most expensive yot put on hore. In P 1 " . " 'ill I Sanitary Market TWO PHONES 22-23. fme Rib Roast, Boned and Rolled, lb. ... 22c Pot Roait, lb. ...........15c oa.t, bone in. lb 13c P Boiling Beef -10c i1 Good Steak ... 35c oh Steak., lb. 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