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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1926)
THK KLAMATH NKWS Tuetlav, SfptrmW 7, 11)20 Pae Th'rtt Ritchie Proves Superior in King And Puis Swindler lo Sleep in the First Minute of Third Round; Fiesta Was Success; Best Card of Long Time Nearly a Ihousaiiil (lulu funs yelled approval lo llm IiIkIi honv tun hvrn yt'iil triln y uflnriiixiti when Kurl Kltrhlo. Ihu liunl Millnic linn horjark, won din Ulou glove vie lory over Jn !wlmllnr, pruhlhl lion o((lrer. by u knoikout In the third round. And above III" shouting u( rlnx followers whoso enthusiasm grew out of a Rood srrap, could be 1 hoard the omillunt rlieera of anil- prohls, half-craned with Joy because! n rum cliaaer hud mot d '!' I. Thai ; Rwlndliir'a lino, of business hold him Hi n dlaattvaiitniie with the crowd, was evidenced when hoots) end Jeers vlrtuully outweighed lli npplauao which greeted hie entrance Into- thii rlnK. , I'rolll lla WIIIImk FmlllnR and willing lo tlxlit. Ib prohl held ti hl end of the hat tlo well at Ihn etnrt. hut the bit !....,... .....I..... knit InA tniillu hattflk luiniirr imm-i ...1.7 .-- j lid too inurli steam lor mm. no Hunt wu n.matod by aniline which has Mimed between Ihn two Imtllera since lhiy bint met. sev eral years Bit. I'rlor to ycaterdny. f hn men bail .rmiitiii iwn-e. nmnn-j ler wlnulnit Olio decision and Wll-j chlo 1 ho other. Jiulltlnic from roiintenuntc and gehoral demeanor, the luinhnrlack fell hla animosity Ihe keenest, for whllo the prohl maintained an uiil tudo of Rood nnture until ltlt'lili-. put him out. Ih woodman's fsce I ni (rim Ihrouiiliout the flxbl. That he wes bent on "aeltlim hl man" waa apparent. I'lrM Hound Ki.n The flrat round went off In quite tha ihhiiI fashion wllh eech heavy weight feeling out hla opponent's aluff. Some blows were eirhaiiRcd. but nobody Joat any blood or waa apparently any woras for the rnnlo. llut when Ihn Hon brought the glove gladiators Into tho cenler of, tha arena for Ihe second till. lhe prohl landed resounding smack i between Hlli hle's faro ond eyes, and tha batllo waa on. Kully aroused, tlio lumberjack lie. Iran to nnllniber hla trip-hammer handa and whllo tho prohl kept I coming back for more, hla attack j nl tho end of Ihn eecond, waa I weakening. It waa about the mtil ' ! din of tho third that ftm-hlo ron I nocted hla powerful rlchl with I Bwlndler'a Jnw. and tho law took ' to tho canvaaa while Itefereo Hobby lluaa counted tho tnlllnn ten. Bwlndler came to hla acnaes a ! few mlnutea nfler tho knoikout I and upon ahaklnic handa wllh lltt i rhlo. grinning then, aald la nil mondllneaa: "Wall, thnfa ono fori i mo and two for you. I gueas that lolU tho alury. More power to you and your fight career." Hmnll r:rlleinoiil A llltlo touch of excitement In tho audlenra Inlrodiired Iho seml wlndup between Hobby While, lo ral tighter, and Krnnklo I)oylo of rondloton. Ono ring fnn who had Tory apparently romo to derldo tho otforta of tho prnhlhltlnnlat bat tler, took another roan's seat. Ho refined to glvo up tho aent when tha latter returned, nnd It flstlr encounter ensued In which tho def endant waa mnklng icood headway whan ft policeman aloppcd tho arg- 11 men t. Cries on tho part of tho crowd lo "put "em In Iho ring," woro of no avnll. nnd tho aent Im pnator wan forcibly ejected from tho hall.. Whllo and I)oylo wont through nix highly oallafactory roundo. to a draw, t declalon which aoemed to please ovoryhody. Hoth flghtera -war In excellent ahnpe and fought hard. Tho Pendleton puncher had a hnlill of ducking which, had Whlto been nblo to connect with tha proper uppercut, would hnvo proved unfnrunato. Hobby landed nno or two of theao, hut Ihoy were ineffectual. Tho scrap nlowod tip nomowhnt In tho fifth, when tho hard paco begun lo tell on Iho hoya. hut tho alxth flulahed with anmo protly llvuly work. HmivywelKht Mnkea (linllenxo Following I It in senil-wlndup, Jji-r-Ty Suoaaroltl, heavyweight minor from JnrkBon, rnllfornla. wna In troduced to tho crowd an tho chal lenger of tho mnln event winner. A flRht between ho and Hllchlo will bo arranged In the roar future, Promotor Johnny Sylveator, tho Ittmherjnck'a manaKor, itntad. Mlko Dnly, popular Pcllcnn City acrnppor, wna given a draw In hlo four-round apeclnl evont wllh Pat MoVadden, a tough and ntock bat tler from W"d. Cnllfornla. Thla fight rivalled thn aoml-wlntlup In point of Intereal and won tho whole hearted approval of tha crowd. Hoth hoya fought hard and well. Daly ha the reputation of being a hard ; , . ' , It, bill lha rocky Weed fighter look till dynumlto blow llkn a geullo- inun, Hlxi'Uil I'n llliilnnry Hlddy lllnch and Juck linvla, lo cal hoya, fought a apaclul prelim inary, In which Havla wua given I bo decUlou, Hoth were Inexper ienced In ring tucilca, and "bowed It. but Ihey were willing and hand ed each other cnnalderablii punlah nient. Hlddy went to floor once during Iho fight, while he waa back on hla fool lu a flaoh. It waa filial point which guvn Kavto tho ilit.l.lon. Aaldo from that the boya fought fairly evenly. Tho Kid Itldor Ycraua Kid Fnrgo mulch ramo lo a audden nnd aur- prMng end when Kurgo routed too lung 1111 t lie ciinvuH nnd ulluwed hliiix-lf lo bo counted out. Ho re gained hla foot with a atartled look on hla fuoe. hardly 'reallxlng thut hla InexiMTlenco hod loat him a flubt. Ulder had Iho younger lud niitilnaaed, however, ao II was no doubt J 11 lit a well 4 hat tho fight ended In Iho flrat round. AMKUH'-tN I.KArB Klral game It. 11. E. IMilladelnhlu 5 10 0 New York 2 6 0 llatterlna llommel. Oroya, Khm ke and I'crklna. t.'orhrane; lluetlier, iiliawkey. Thomaa nnd llcngough. Scvereld. Herond game It- H. E. Philadelphia 1 ' 4 0 New York i 10 llatirrlca Walberg. F.hmko and Cochrane; lloyl. Pennock and HeT oreld. KlrM game It. H. E. Ih.lrolt 4 10 1 Chlrago 6 11 0 llutterlm Stoner and llnnnler. Fuller. Connally and ttrhalk. Flrot game It. H. E. Detroit S S Chicago 7 9 2 Hatlerlea Collins and Woodall; Thurston and McCurdy. Club H. II. K. Ilcmlon 12 0 Wuahlnglon 2 8 1 Hulierlea llarrla, Welter and Uaaton, Ulsthoff; CrowUor and Talo. Flrat game It. H. E. Cleveland 7 0 St. Ix u la 17 4 Hatterlea Iieveinn, Miller and L. Sewell; (Hard. Davy and Schang. Second game R. II. E. Cleveland 17 0 8t. Iula 2 5 0 Ilatterlea lludlln and L. Sewell; 'lnKurd and llurgrave. Hucond game Unalou at Waahlug ton, rain. NATIONAL LKAtil'K Flrat gamea R. II. E. rhlrngo 2 2 0 Cincinnati 0 4 4 Ilatterlea Root and Oontalea; May. Meeker. Donahuo and Plclnlch. Second game R. II. E. Chicago 4 7 0 Cincinnati 7 14 0 Ilatterlea Ulake, Plcrcy and llitrtnott; Rlxoy and Ilargrave. Flrat gamea R. II. K. HI. Louis ..' 8 12 1 Pittsburgh 14 1 Hntterlea Ithein and O'Farrell; Morrlaon, Ydo and Smith, Gooch. Second game . R. II. E St. Lou la 2 11 0 Pltlabiirgh 40 Ilatterlea Sotheron, llclnhnrt and O'Fnrrell; , Krvmer and Smith, Gooch. Flrat game R. II. E. Hi ooklyn , 8 11 0 Philadelphia 6 1.1 0 Dnlterles Vance nnd Doberry; Wllloughby, Kelly and Wilson. Cardinals Still Retain Lead in .National League Illy United News) The league leaders marked tlmo Monday, bracking even In their holi day double bills. . St. Lnula retained first placs In lbs National league by breaking oven with the Pirates, whlls Cin cinnati waa suuenilng out an even break from .the dangerous Cubs. Hurling airtight ball, P. horn pitched his seventh straight victory, win ning from Pittsburgh, 8 to 1. The Pirates reared la the afternoon en counter, bowarsr, scaring four runs off the combined offerings of Both cron and Italnhardl, while Bt. Louis could make only two off Kremer. After losing tha flrat game 2 to 0 to- the Cubs, tha lleds hammered two hurlers to win ths second, 7 to 4. Tho first was-a tough game to loao, as May, Meeker and Dono huo had allowed Chicago but 'two hits, agalnatfour which Root per mitted. . . Tho Robins and Phillies divided. Ilronklyn taking Ihn first I to . while . Philadelphia annexed the older a to 2. In tha American league, the Yanks split with Ihe Athletics, while Cleveland dropped a game lo HI. Louis after winning Ihe morning conical. As a reault Ihe Yanks maintained their six gamo lead. Four pitchers could not check Philadelphia bala In Ihe opener, the Mack men winning 6 lo 2, bnt lloyt and Pennock allowed their oppon ents only four hits In Iho afternoon, tlio Huginen taking tho second g'Uiie,' 2 to 1, The gtilloplng Indians broke even 7 to 8 and 3 lo 1. Chicago won a double header from Detroit 7 to 5 and 1 to 4. while Washington won one from Ilnston, 2 to 1, the srrond game heliuc washed out at the eud of the first liming. The (Hants-Ilraves double hesder ; at lloatun waa railed on account of rain and wet grounda. notice of rrnMCATiox - (Publisher) test tbla purchase before entry, or . Just 50c a month, tkat'a, all M Initiate a contest at any lima befora cott, f9r ,h, prompt adjrmatii patent Issnes, by filing a eorrobofl ,.r. , Tll. vl.m.ih M.-T iTTuS ated affidavit Id this office, alleging, ''"rT ' Tb KUmath News te feu facta which would dsfeat the entry. i or place of buslaesa. Pbom Y. P. LIOHT, ' 877 now and service wUl atart as J20 820 Inc. 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