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SECTION TWO
Automobile and
Comics
MoloHtec'TodayilWO CHANGES INr:S:"
FOOTBALL RULES
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. SUNDAY, MARCH 21." 1926
TI.VKIt CITV. C.I.. March JO
jit'nlicil N.wai -- 8ltcn driver.
March ' uuallfl.d fur th annual no-
l1llfurnl, . automobile drby at Hi. Culver
,at down,''" board Pdwsy Sunday.
.mt iars
making a "retraining
ten yarda.
team In poasesslon of the
ball, inatead of having the privilege
mage, will have to kick
punting, dropklcking or
Pluro kicking. Thla provldos for
an on aide kick and the ball la free
(United' Kh"a " 'ore" ,he 109 of the
Press) Two radical changes In the I J :
NEW YOHK. March 20.-
1 1.
It trill be the la if
AirerV. In which lb. l:j ruble P""" """ ...,. tool- IInpco In
Ltitr after
I no llli ,Bl racing care are used. Smaller aoP"'1 " thla aftcr-
a,:a cnnni-'""" i'ibib mm oiu iyps sner . unui avsaion oi mo in-
IS point. ' tomorrow' rar. and the new roa-
t:n-u flrt cblm- do nut hair the apead-power
ara a titer j f Ibvlr predprraaora.
I Kan, therefore, ar looking for
cling Indl- world record fur th J50-
only oaa mil grind tomorrow.
on in. iu- " rir l a-; f,dlh abu.e
Irki'r. uu. nunni cnaiupmn. TO Kalian
.f l'ai lflc Pilot captured mor flrala than anyj
I yard iiign,""T ururr in n na neveri
tvrnl lor won a . uivor nry race, however,
I- t.-t lima Hid that U III1M Itt hi. ,rHala.l an.
i bltloha I 'i wauo ueiure me lirai
Ruled Off Turf
Ivrrollrglale football rule- commll-;
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. , i LEXINGTON, Ky.. March 20.
'"" '- " accoromg toi (Un,t.d .ro,R,
E. K. Hall, chairman of the rules' j. William and
vwi inifn ouir evill! Knnlnckv r-hr own.
era; Bert HaKey, (Jrover Noel,
Jam Wallace and Harry S. Tutu.
Price Five Cents
Klamath Valley
Motor Co. Takes
DEFEAT CEItM.lS 8TAR
DETROIT, Mich., March 20.
(United Press) Swimming In the
w- , iu jmu until BiruKv open event
1 eterSeil btand:of th8 Michigan A. A. U. cham
pionships meet here tonight, Wal
ter Laufer, Cincinnati Y. M. C. A.
star, defeated Gustav Froellch, of
Germany, European champion, In
one minute 4 3-5 seconds.
The world's record for the event
Is one minute 3 3-5 seconds, held
Welssmuller of 1111-
D. Williams, P.
Tom Devereux,
that America's moat popular game
of the forward
pan and the aafoty.
The new rule concerning the for
ward paas provides that when a sec
ond or third Incomplete forward
f H. C.
The other atartr are Eddie
down has been made, a penalty of
five yardi will be Imposed.
mi rule, arcordlng to Hall, was
1 written to curb the Indiscriminate
Jockeys, today were ruled off the
tracks for life and denied all priv
ileges of the turf by the Kentucky
racing commission.
A recommendation by the stew
ard that Jockey p. Morgler te
reinstated wi( denied.
The Williams brothers were
L. F. Klrkpatrlck and C. 11.
Washburn, who purchased the Pet
ersen Motor Co. last week, have
decided to call their company "The
Klamath Valley Motor Co." The
new firm will handle Oldamobiles,
Kicaenoackers and Franklins and i by Johnny
have chosen as their business lo-'nois A. C.
gan "The house that service will
build."
Klrkpatrlck of the Klamath Val
ley Motor Co. Is well known and
has been connected with the Klam
ath Klothlng Kompany for the past
four years, where he has built for
himself a reputation for service.
Washburn, the other member of the
firm, was previously with Peter
sen, and has established also a rep
utation for service.
i!o th "iab. Kalph Hepburn, Frank El
.. . .... . 1 wriiicn to euro me ma acrimmatei .j .L it,. ji
rtluuarr won l' lwia. Norman Batten. ....... . . : gran-eu ino pn.uR ui UiPi.
,,l Cliff Woodbury, Ion Duray, Fred , ,, uu lu pr"-o their horses at bona fide pun-
vent stalling in the last minute of
a cloae game.
Knfi ty Clunged.
lie auction,. While there was noth
ing given out to indicate what was
hack of this drastic action. It was
was
..( hia own t Coiner, Ivte hrela. Bennett Hill.
Karl iM'turo, Hoc Shattuck and
b.rn'. V. in., K.TBDB.
' Th aaj-nn n. U. . V, . l k. .. . .... . . .... ......
a. . ... nf xw.4 hibjvi .uaue iu rorauea inai. iaai i iuciw
m brllluint' l' KI.J AGIX. rule was directed against the abuse j mucn talk of ' Improper activities
i an.ves, March 20. (United ir. pomiea out dv .nrroundlnr racing at some oi mo
' I'rraal Mlaa Helm Wills, American ' ,he committee that on one occasion tracks.
lrnn:s champion, entered the final : ,,"on ,em (unnamed) had!
round of another tournament here! ' ot 7 lo threaten- WIN HANDBALL MEET.
ed seriously In the last minutes of! ST. PAUL, Minn., siarcn tv.
bwnt, which
9 aeronda.
'Mad Nttrs-
n. when he
I three yard ,,"'l,r "h'O "D defeated .Miss Kll-
I ih. m!,,.! do-hle. m.irh. ih.!"1'" '"" rules, chose to clean sweep in the national handball
i young American girl, paired wltb ! n,ako thrc0 ,afetl ,nd 1,1811 for
frujsn (Mym
mr winner
cleared the I ,,Pnrl '
lo win the'''""'''' Jo1"1 '"l"ry nnJ Cove
nuking 13 '
vault
French veteran, de-
e-i.
'd In the
bl meet wit-
lumnh. The
anorded a
tlie rvonts
lid Ihe an-
rtnl nrore.
Il.tltK t.KTK III) Jl Kit
ST. rETKflHIir IK), Fla.. March
20 (United I'rciis) Bale Ruth.
'erstwhile bonis run king and threat
. enlng to regaTn his throne, start-'
ed the 112s home run soason for
himself this afternoon by hammer
ing a bleacher bound ball with two
IT. - jroen on hase and the lanaee ae
Jiinh 20. .feated the J'hlladelphla National
Uxlng the 1" to .
Ir of South-1 Ruth homer was made on ii-
M tenm camel loughby.
if..rni In the
iluulile-hcader. ,. .
LOH A.tir.L.r.n, .iiarcu u.
'(United Press) Five runs acoreil
ltH 'in the eighth Inning cnsnieq mo
.March 20 Los Angele coaster to win over
Montreal Mar-, the Chicago Cutis in a pracu
t game of the game here today. The final score
the national was to 5. .
Ing the Pitts-! Elmer Jacobs of the Angels and
1 hero Satur-, Jones of the tuns pucuou
hall.
time and the team won the game by
a score of 7 to (.
New rule provides that In case
of a safety, the ball shall be brought
out to the 20-yard line of the team
holding the ball and that the oppos
ing team shsll line up on the 30-
tournament concluded here today.
with straight gam vlctorlea in both
the doubles and singles matches.
M. Laswell, Los Angeles, nation
al champion the past two years, re
fused to surrender the crown, de
feating J. Donovan, San Francisco,
21-18. 21-15.
to 1.
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B. C. ATHLETES WIN.
TACOMA, March 20. (United
Press) The University of British
Columbia athletes showed too much
speed In the running events for Pu
get Sound eollege iftre today In
their track and field meet at the
high school stadium. The provin
cial college won by a scoro of 69
to 61V4 for the Puget Sound Bchool.
WIV INDOOR TITLE
BROOKLINE, Mass., March 10..'
(United News) Miss Eliiabetb
Ryan and Mis Mary K. Brown,'
both of Santa Monica, Calif., tM
came the women's national Indoor
doubles tennis champion her to
day by defeating Mrs. John B,
Jessup of Wilmington, Del., sat
Mrs. George W. Wlgntman ot Bosj
ton, In the final round ot th
women's national cbampionahlp.
6,1, 6-3. .
nl the preceding match, Mi
Ryan took the national Indoor
singles title from Mr. Jenup af
ter a hard fought three set match
1-6, 6-2, 6-3. ..
ALGOMA MAN HERE. - .
E. J. -Grant ot th Algoma Loin
her company 1 In Klamath Fall, at
the White Pelican hotel. Grant will
remain In Klamath Falls for a week
or so attending to business matters.1
Announcement
THE PETERSEN MOTOR CO.
Has Been Taken Over By
L F. Kirkpatrick & C. H. Washburn
and will be known as the
Klamath Valley
Motor Co,
'The House That Service Will Build." '
7th and Klamath.
Phone 668.
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