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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1926)
I TllR KLAMATH NEWS Page Two' Sunday SoptemW 2(. 192 GAME YANKEES TAKE NEEDED American Pennant Nabbed in Home of . Opposing Forces FOOTBALL GAMES THROUGHTOUT THIS NATION REPORTED Klamath Hisrh Is Football Season Victor in Game With Great Ease Creates Interest AH Over Nation Team Should , Win Honor ia Same City Where Oppon ent Took Firt Prize Oregon AKirles ; Multnomah Merely ..Coincidence ..That! t''b . . Vsnderbilt 69; Middle Tennessee State Teal-hem' College. Fresno State Teachers' College 7: Stanford I'nlverslty 44. Mississippi A. and M. 19 nilnahsni Southern 7. Knrntan 30: Newberry 0. Sewanee 6: Hrynoo IS. Lebanon Valley 30; Villa 1J. Auburn IS: Cbnttauooita S. Columbia 14: Vermont e. New York 1'alveraity 34; Mara ra 0. Brown 14; Rhode Island State 0 Williams 7; Providence 10. J'enn State SS; Suequehsuua 0. Dartmouth 59; Norwich 0. Washington aud Lee 35. Lyucb t With II. iliiioiul U'.uIiiik six to 0. at the end of the first half, the crack football eleven of the Klam- ST. l.OVIS. Sept. 5. t Called Pre) The New York Yankees clinched the America leea-ae pen nant for 19JC today by defeating the St. Louia Drowns in a double header. It was a coincidence that the J suss suwuiu cnuiu me peauaui iu i the St. Louie Cards who yesterday won tae National leasne title. Despite that Cleveland, runner-up la the American league, baa three more games to play they will be unable to catch the Busmen. The Yankeea were playinic in top form ! BUr today and won handily 10 to 1 and . 10 to 4. Babe Ruth, ace ot the Yankee offensive squad, was Instrumental la-settling the pennant race today when he bit three bone runs In the two fames, .bringing bis -season's total to 47. NKW YORK. Seit. IS lltllml Press! The referee's shrill whistle sounded across a hundred grldlrous i todav and the 192(1 football season ' afh Knlls high school turned the.was opened. .tables ia the third quarter of th. Tho trH,on iamt wth mprt. 'tame at the local fairgrounds yes-1 ant new rules, many new roaches ' terday afternoon, when Frank JUII ud '' heroes In the making, and !went over the Hue for a touchdown . " l '' ot ' y " over the fan found that he already and Skipper Dame, converted goal. . ,, v,0 , .dvaUl.. .. .. , Score at close was 11 w f in favor BhK.h nltorwa , from ,raln. i oi iviniunin rails. The local boys i Dir- oil on thelri Ins grinds. Not that upsets were overly plen tiful, but there were few grid Irou fullowera who expected Ogle thorpe to beat ISeorgla Tech. 7 to : St. Johns to defeat Lehigh 7 to 0; licneva to hold Cornell to ( to 0. or I'mvldcuce to beat Williams 10 to 7. U. of 0. Plunges To Victory Score Of 44 to Nothing I'NIVKItSITY UK OllrXlON. Ku- M'uo. Kept, i 5.--ill iiltwd Press) showing surprising strength. the I'nlverslty of Oregon football team plunged through, over and around the lighter Wlllamello university team's line to a 44 to 0 victory In the auason'a first game here this afternoon. Tbe Oregon warriors were chanc ed continually for practice, but each man seemed to fill In with the system worked out 4y Captalu John J. McKwan. former Army coach, who la starting his first year with Oregon. Deception In starting plays prov ed a stroug point with the Oregon men anil the Willamette nieu had TIIIKTY-HIX liol.K i I lie fitness of Todd Uardnner, Ku VK ATI 'UK IS rtiNTroNK.il gene professional, Kddln Nnnn, local pro, nnnounced last night. '',er,,,.r;:i".nrr:.a,z wus slated lor the Kennies Holt ,!,. Kuguue golfer would be ao and Country club course Uiro to- able to appear for the scheduled dn. has hern postponed pending ; foursome.- - -e IC 39: ', AMERICAN' LHAtilE ' Kirs tame " R." H. E. Washington lit Chicago 1-7 1 Batteries Johnson and ' Tate: Themes and McCurdy. Catholic Vaiverslty Yard Marines 0. ttowdolu 6; Boston l. 0. renusylvauia 41: Marshall ... Lafayette 0: Muehlenberg 0. Vpsala If;. Cooper I'aion 0. Capital 0; Deulson 0. Rutgers S: Manhattan 0. 1 Wesleian 7; Middlebury 0. lleidlber( 0: Case I,. Georgetown 42: Drexcl 0. Maryland 63 la hard time in locating inn duii. Kastcruers were watching partlc-i Kxceptlonal work In line plunging ularly for the result of tho lart-1 for n gnlns was done by Wetset. mouth-Norwich game. Coach Jesj()rd, lluruell and Vitus, half backs. Ilawley had loat six .regulars fratul.ml Jones liould and lliigeu. full- , 1 - i Amherst 33: Rochester 0. lehigh 0; St. Johns 7. Maine 7: Kort Williams 8. West Virginia IS: Davis and Cu ius .- Washington and Jefferson 13: Waynesburg 0. Syracuse IS: Hobart 0. University of Detroit 14: Alma Michigan State 1: Adrian . V. M. I. 10: Rlchmnd . su lloud formal 3; Eau Claire ' start which the local boys have made 1 ,ln" shlngton score was Normal 0. 1 this year, and is rontdent of a wlu ' made by Johnny stowtmugh In tho Creighton 13.- Des Moines U. I. October 3 when Klamath meets Ash-1 first quarter. dene Cook kicked Second game R. H. E. Washington SSI Chicago .. Its Batteries Coveleskle, Marberry and Ruel. Tate: Crouse, Schalk. Blankenshlp and First game R. H. E. New- York 10 9 1 St. Loals S 9 3 Batteries Pennock and Severeld; Zacbary. Vangllder. Olad and Scbang. . toes when they returned to the grid ; for a secud half and went si raw hi through their opponents, driving ; down the field with a series of spec tacular plays which ended In the I touchdown. I The winning rally came In the . final quarter when Harnes made a long run around left end for the Navy jiccond and dectatve. touchdown. A punt, fumbled by Klamath and ' recovered bv the Uedmoud bovs on Franklin and, their own ten-yard Hue. gave the '"" year s championship team. Iut backs. 'visiting team the opportunity for "'e nig ursen eieveo. unoeteateu the touchdown which they scored '"r lwa seasons, smothered Norw In the first quarter of the game. '' a (19 to 0 score. The Redmond players battled Other eastern elevens to appear i gamely throughout the las: half and impressive in first performances in-) were playing hard Toot ball right uv eluded Penn Stale, which defeated I lo the gun. but a lucky break which I Stts'itirhana 8!-0: I'enu. which con cave them their onclliut: lead failed ' noei-ril Krunklln and Msnihnll il.il-l Washington College i to reoccur and the visitors were tin- Sriiie. which downed ante in rraan mrniien k imi h s i.ii' ..fdi-Atta u hi.h (stalwart line for a series of win- Muehleiiherg. 4S-0. and New York Press) Two Oregon Ague lootnaii ining downs. l uiverslty. which romped over Nl-1 leama today look turns In playing Fred Flock, former Penn Slsle scars 3 1 lo 0 ne .vuilinouiiin I football star, re f creed the tilt, which ' ,ch I Oregon Agiries Do Classy Playing With Multnomah Hobarii OltKOON AfiKICl'l.Tl'KAI. COL-, n fromll'KliK. Corvallls. Sept. SS. United ! n irom ,,.. r. .I..1I i Knowing Where Find Out To club of I was the first of the season on the home sod. and Lee Weber, crack nanoaca irom mcuic t niversitj ' t aiifornta Tech 13-6. California and a former Oregon University ath-'won from clRr. ,j.4 ! h?te. was umpire. 1 ' Coach Dwight French expressed himself as well pleased with tho presented a splendid defense. amateur The noted Ur west team, did t flr . , , ,- ,, tne expectmi. btnnroru. in a double- header, banished Fresno 44-7. and' , land at Ashland. Second game R. H. " E. New York ...t.:.....-...-! 10 1 st. Leais 4 ' 10 . 1 Batteries Hby't; 'ami Severeid: Gaston and Schang. i Philadelphia at Cleveland, both games postponed; rain.. j Boston at Detroit postponed, rain, i .NATIONAL LKALIK First game ' - -' R. H. E. PtttbnrgHijLii.d..!..ll 14 1 Boston ..... 8 13 5 Batteries Meadows, Morrison. Bnsh and Spencer: Mogrldge. Ben ton and Hogan. - Second game R. II. E. Pittsburgh 2 9 1 Boston & 12 4 . "Batteries Yde and Gooch; Gene wlch and J. Taylor. (Seven Innings game called ac count rain.) Club R. H. E. Chicago 30 Brookklyn 12 3 Batteries Blake and Hartnett; HcWeeney, Erbart and O'Nell. Crinnel 20; Penn 0. Tulane 40: Leuisiana Poly. Gettysburg 3: West Maryland 12. ; JJ Oglethorpe 7: Georgia Tech S. j . Duke 32; Guilford . i Vermont 10; Richmond 0. i SFATTI F Hamilton Colgate 19. ! Press) The , "!! " jlngton beat uukici o o , r.ai i iint v. MJaml 9:' Wilmington 0. St. Xnviun.&l: iCedar.eille ov Virginia V: Hampden Sydney 0. Albright 33: Juniata 0. Crnell 6; GeaeVa 0. Florida 16; Southern 0. Wabash 55: Evansvlllc 0. Stanford 13: California Tech. 6. . California 1.1: Santa Clara U. S. C. S; Wbittier 0. L". of California (southern branch) !5: Santa Barbara 0. Occidental 7: Loyola 7. Nevada 27: St. Ignatius 14. . OF WASHINGTON DEFEATS NAVY TEAM first game of the season, wli 7 to 0. I Coach Paul Schlssler started his. second team against the clubmen I and the second raters took things! goal. Cook again -kicked goal In the second quarter utter Harold Pnlton to get carried over the hall. quarter so seriously Ihst they hsd a touch down lu the first few miliums. A second touchdown was made a few minutes later, when one of the clnb backs fumbled. At the end at the first quarter the big eleven went la aud failed under way In the second but by half time ran the Sept. 25. (United University of Wash- United States Tho navy eleven held tho Huskies clubmen to d-.-ath. ! scoreless ill the third quarter. With! The Aggies, although they had a' n few minutes lo play in the fourth,1 few lnpsrs, looked strong aud pow- toucbdown was scored on a for- erf ul. mgtou beat a lulled States navy . .. i iteam 20 to 0 Irt the first practice '."" l a"?in Outtormsen , ; game of the season here todav. . . , " J"hn"y -",, ' " The nluvfnir nf the Hitki 'marked by many fumbles and poorly; '-j. fall huts Hecin's Store, l: ( KLAUATIt tAI.LLl I1UM11AL. Boat accowmodatlona and care in confinement.- do. 17 It in related that a certain university student was unable to answer a single question in an examination but he was able to tell exactly where the re quired information could be found. He passed ! No one can hold in his head the answer to every problem that confronts him, but he can know where to seek a solution. . If you are facinpr any troubleaoma problems in connection with invest ments, business, or household finances, remember that the officers of the Am erican National Hank are always glad to help you solves them! The American National Bank of Klamath Falls Resources Two Million and More lust in at 9 so. 7th. Bee For results use News Class Ads HINTKKK SKXTvNSl-TL THE DALLES. Sept. 25. tUnit-; ed Press) Five deer hunters from Dufur returned Friday from a t hunt In the mountains near Burns : with five deer. The hunters were j C. A. Knowles and his four sons. , HOWARD'S STAGE LINE TRAVEL BY MOTOR STAGE Two through trips to Portland daily: 7:15 a. m. and 12:15 p. m. Parlor cars with reclining chairs for the night trip. Low fare, wonderful scenery. Office 615 Main St Phone 999 Club R. H. E. Cincinnati 1 6 1 Philadelphia S 11 2 Batteries Meeker and Piclnlch; j flrich and Jonnard. Clnb R. . E. i St. Louis 2 7 2 New York 1! 17 0 Batteries Keen. Clough and ; Vlck; Scott and Cummlngs. i DUCK SEASON Will soon be here. Owa a CheasaPeaka Dog; for satisfaction. For Sale by H. IX. HARRISON, IVIIcan Bay MUL Phono 3S8-W. 3 PACIFIC COAST l.KAGUK Clnb n. H. Hollywood 4 12 Portland S 8 1 j Batteries Hulvey. Hollerson and j Cook; Ortmsn, Mangutri' and Wen dell. ; Club R. H. E. Sacramento 7 10 0 San Francisco 6 8 2 Battering VlncKsnd Koehler; Mo Murtray, Lang. Kunt and Vargas. Club R. H. E. Oakland 14 2 Los Angeles 4 7 2 Batteries Craighead, Oeschger snd Baker; Day, Weather by and Hannah. You Can't Go Wrong If you come to' us with your Dental troubles. In every branch of the profession you will receive First game It. H. K. i Mission 3 4 1 j Seattle 4 8 1 Batteries Ludolph aud Whitney; j Elliott and E. Baldwin. "alnle, dentistry prwies. X-ltay Service Open Evenings cnreful, . and ..lasting; ..combined ..with ..fair Second game R. II. E. 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