THE KLAMATH NEWS
YANKEES CAPTURE FIRST GAME
Page Six
Greatest Classic American Baseball
Results in Defeat of the Cardinals by
Score of 2 to 1; Just a Little Punch
" Wins Victory For the Far Easterners
Football Scores j Everett Fighter
Bringing Results j To Fight Ritchie
To Younger Boys i Instead of Homan
NEW YORK. Oct. S. l Tinted
Press) Just a little punch when
needed (are the New York Yanks
the big jump on the St. Louis Card
when the American league cham
pions won the opening game of the
world series thla afternoon l.y a
of the Cincinnati Reds, remarked:'
"That play makes the Yank in
field. If he'd muffed that one
he would have blown to the
clouda.
On the next ball pitched Mob
O. A. C. S; Molilalia 0.
Rowdolu 7; New II. -tm pub ire u.
Kant Stroudsburg ldfTpsala 0.
Muchlcuberg 9: St. Honaveuture
I Teams Run True
j To Form as (James
! Of Season Open
I Pigskin Chasers
From Oregon Are
vein nluyliiK on the ilt'tenr. In their
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own icir liny. inn nisi nu t was
Dartmouth Freshmen 14;
Atulover 0.
Susquehanna 7; Swarthmore 13.
Syracuse 61; Vermont 0.
Wisconsin 0: South Carolina 11.
Davis and Rlklna 43; New Klver
OFnrrell, St. Louia catcher, and ! s,n,
the leading candidate for the Na
tional league's most valuable play
er, rapped a sisiler right at the
llecauso Jack Dill,, Kvorell. Vih.. RTANFOUIt UNIVHRSIT Y. Cul..
heavyweight of considers Mu repute. Oct. I. (I'nlled ''rrm I A aouaa
made an Inalant hit with local tana Honnl HS-yard run through the eu
In the workouts at Scamtla hall ; Occidental collego team hy
elite Ills arrival her Thiusduy. the' Tl""m' Work. Cardinal substitute from Pacific university Invaded liny
watchmaker promoting tle October1 , ' ,. . 0.
. . , , i Ply. climaxed Stanford It to 0
IfllH MVIV IHKl UIkH IKHIIVll MIT
lulcntloua of substituting Dill for
llolman lu the main event Willi Karl:
Htlchle.
"The -substitution has been nindej
l'hilllpi
victory over Coach F.xcdlue'a crew
at Stanford atiidium this aflernoon.
Occtdeulul battled Coacli "Top"
Warner's team tu a atuudstlll dur
ing lh flr.,1 liMlf Mini IimmI
with considerable additional expense t enlliinl first stringers coulil
Michigun 43: Oklahma Aggies ' f..r u. ih., i.,i,.i,i,.;,i.r ii...l ; ! was n lone ' touchdown. The
Alma ID: diversity of Toledo 0. , ... ,t IV ,, , Rlv, ,,, ( rds stepped out In the lost half
Michigan State College : Kalama - , ,,.,. lww,,flU ,,. ,,.. ,, ,, down Occidental.
i. v- I- i i i.. view of the fact Ihnl 1)111 Is a hmt.
.', Mich sail Stale Normal 7: I-, of
n..i,,i c, ,1 : man hn the llend logger and
more sensational play for'
score of 2 to 1.
More than (0.000 spectators gath
red to see the two hardest hit
tine clubs In baseball go to the even
mat In what was expected to be the out. and he inspired the whole J
the Dempsey-Firpo act ot baseball, i Yank team.
nd there were only two real j It is ho secret thai the Yanks re-!
punches. Igarded Koenig as their one ques-
They came In the sixth iauing. tionshle spot and that they feared
when the great Babe, playing in his j he would blow up in a pinch asi
seventh world aerie and In one he had done so many times dur'.ug ,
of his greatest seasons, came to j the aeasou.
bat for the first time with no run- But when Koenig completed those i
Sera en base. two plays the whole team perked
The Bab singled. He tore out up and it was easily seen that j
the seat of his trousers sliding for they had the winning complex. 1 3
second l-ase on Bob Meusel s sacri-1 It was the first time in memory
(ice and he ran his leart out mak-jthat two left banded pitchers had
Ing home with the winning run been selected to pitch the opening
when Buster Gehrig, the former! game of the series. From the
Columbia University star, smashed start Herb Pftnuock. the fox breed
a terrific to the outfield. ;er ot the Yanks, was much bet-
It wss the Bab with all his ter off than We Willie Sherdel.
intensity,, sad the Buster who put j who was poison to all the Kn
over the winning run that gave tional league clubs, with the ex
the Yank the big jump in the aer-' ception ot the Cincinnati Reds.
cepl fur n few limits when Oregon
si j s inreaii'iieii in score, iincv, aner re-
lleJU OCOreleSS! Ieale, ruus hy Otis Vitus, halfback.
- i I and , Merle ll.igen, 'fdlluurk. had
taken Hie bull lo Hie lludgnr three,
yard line, the Wehfonlers had a
chauce to si ore. but a pas from
Mlnimiuxh, quarter, lo Vitus, failed
lo con unit. '
Kiiiuiorsun, quarter for Pacific,
boru the brunt of Itiu Oregon attack,
doing fine work 111 end runs, and
keeping up with Wetiel lu punting.
Penalties slowed up both elevens,
Paulfle drawing 41 yards and Or.
r.NIVKUHlTY OK ORKtlON. Kit
,.eno. Oct. S. (fulled Press)-
Sleek Utile lludger football team
and held
MiKwan's I'nlver
grld team to a
Captain John J.
sity of Oregon
ororulvaa tie.
This unturned outfit gave Ih Ore.
goulan a big sur. ,-lne, uud during
the iulllut period lite Wchfooter gon So
St. Xavlcr &6; Transylvanle 0.
Ohio Northern 7: lvnison IS.
Heidelberg o: Mount Colon 14
Washington and l.ee 0; West Vir
ginia IS.
lluldwln Wallace o: Western Re
serve Ohio Slate 4U: Wittenberg 0.
Oberlin 11: Moriettu 0.
Williams 2.1: Middlebury 0.
Rutxer 14. rrsisiia 0.
North Carolina State 0; Furman
a harder scrap.
hint a place ou I
fMIII'llif) n,-l ll'nlt.,.1 I'mmI
The I'nlverslty ot Chicago Ma
roons took the measure f the l'ni-1
versity ot Florid:! here this after-1
noon. 12 to i. A forward pass.
"Ilohuun was no! showing up asi Murks to Apiti. was good for sixty!
well as I expected in the work-1 yards nd a touchdown In the open-!
outs." the uromuler declared, "and inK Period and Stanley Rouse scored j
while lie is good niiiii; I don't
lultcve his proposed fight with
Let
I will fhow KiUhlo
gl tloeule.l to rlvr
, ttt cumins card.'
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lea and that made them two to
on favorite In the betting to win
the title.
In the old days the club that
won the opening game was given
superstitious title to the caar.i-
Sherdel was wild from tho ln
ginning and could not handle his
tall up until the eighth Inning,
when Hornsby pulled him out tor
a pinch hitter.
To those who expected a bomb-! '
Howard 23: Oglethorpe 0.
John Carroll ; tirove City
Koir iiame 77: Hellnt 0.
l.ako Forest l: Hillsdaue 0.
Nebraska l 21: llrake .
Indiaga SI: Depauw 7.
Carnegie 42: Thlel 0.
Manhattan 2: Springfield 0.
Keutucky 1$: Marysville 0.
Holy Cross 4G: St. Johns 0.
Virginia ; Georgia 2 7.
Franklin Marshall 6: Albright 20.
Colgate 46; L'larkson 0.
Tufts 20; Lowell 0.
Iowa 24; Oreeley Teschers 0.
Alabama 1$: Vanderbilt 7.
Northwestern 34; South Dakota
s snrn-lre. Pnbe Ruth eot
one hit and the great Rajnt
thrown cut tour times en '
chances. Jim Bottomley. the
chewing St. Louis first base-i
was the only player to get ',
hits, and those were real
plooahlp. b.t some lesdlng experts rrdment of eavy hltt'ng the game
po!n.tPd, out that in reeen' years the wa
winner ot the first gam had been only
Jinxed. '. wa
The fielding of the Yankee team
era a revelation to those who had
feared that young Koenig and young
Laxzeria wuold fall down under
the strain ot play In their first
world's aeries.
Chick Hafey. bard hitting left
fielder for the Cards, almost knock
ed Koenig oft his feet with a line
drive, away back on the grass.
Koenig made sensational stop and
more sensational throw for the f St. "LrutJ
ont; then Jack Hendricks, manager 'New York
easy
rum
man,
two
hits.
Miller Huggins. manager of the
Yanks, announced after the game
that he would pitch Urban Shocker
tomorrow and Hornsby said he
wanted to use Grover Alexander.
The Beore: R. H. E.
...J S 0
"Fighting Irish" j Little Change
Of Notre Dame in ; Coast Standings
Finest Form! Of Coast League
SOUTH BEND. Ind., Oct. 2. j PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 2. (Rain
(United News) 'Fighting Irish' of j and wet grounds in Portland, and
Notre Dam mad an auspicious wet grounds In Seattle caused the
bow to the 1926 football season, : postponement of four coast league
running up a 77 to 0 victory over baseball games today aa double
Belolt college. headers were scheduled to be play-
Th Rockne charges were light, ed in both cities,
but there seemed to be whole arm-! As a result Portland and the
lea of them and Coach Rockne shift-! Missions will clash in a double head
ed hi Hne-up almost at will. er j,ere Sunday, while the Seattle
Although 11 touchdowns were; Indiana will meet Hollywood In t
cored and Flanagan scored only.twin gamt.
one of them, he distinguished him-
self by making the longest run of LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2. Brazil's
the game, sprinting 9S yards f rom j sacrifice bit In the eighth Inning,
the kick-off in the third period. He j scoring Heminway. brought tie
was also largely responsible for ; ,COre and then gave to Los Angeles
Notre Dame's consistent ground ja j to 2 victory over Sacramento
gaining in other period. ' here today. The winning run waa
Hearndon and Wynne scored ,cored off Keating, who replaced
Notre Dame's touchdowns In the ighea when the latter was taken out
first quarter, Flanagan missing the 1 for a pinch hitter in the first of
goals both times.
Dahman, W. Nlcmlo and Chevig
ney ran the ball over Belclt's line
the eighth.
Club
Sacramento
R.
2
H. E.
8 0
in the second quarter, and another j loS Angeles 3 6 1
touchdown was scored on a pass! Batteries E. Shea, Keating and
from Rech to Maxwell. The extra M shea; E, Jacobs and Hannah,
points were gained on a safety.
Notre Dame added 21 more points First game R. H. E.
In the third quarter and 14 more Oakland ..15 18 1
In the final period. Ean Francisco 10 16 4
Batteries Delaney. F r a 1 1 e r.
Gould and Baker; Mails, Lang. Grif
fin and Woodson.
MONTANA HELPLESS
AT HANDS AGGIES
Chicago 12: Florida .
Yale Gl: Boston U. 0.
lirown 35. Colby 0.
Oberlin 27: Marietta 0.
Navy 17: Purdue 13.
Harvard 7: Geneva 16.
III. kin on n: Maryland 13.
Loyola I. 21; St. Viator 6.
California Freshmen 27; II arc Isl
and 10.
Tulane 0: Missouri 0.
Pennsylvania 40; Johns
MISSOULA, Mont.. Oct. 2. Mon-' Second game
R.
tana was helpless before the on
slaught of the strong Oregon Aggie
football team In the first conference
game here this afternoon, being de
feated 48 to 0.
Light Grtszly tacklers were
shaken off like feathers by the
husky Heavers, who penetrated the
Montana line at will until the visit
ors hsd piled up a 35 to 0 count.
But the Grizzly wall stiffened for
the last half, holding the Invaders
to two touchdowns.
Oakland 1
San Francisco 5
Batteries Oeschger and
Moudy and Agnew.
H.
10
0
9 2
Bool:
Lafayette 4J; Schuylkill 0.
Princeton 14: Amherst 7.
Penn State 35: Lebanon Valley
, Georgia TecA 13;. I. 0.
Beaton College 2i Catholic U.
Rochester 6: AlfrW 0.
Massachusetts Aggies 0; Bates
Trinity 6: Cooper Union 0.
George Washington 10; City Col
lege of N. Y. 7.
Marines 27; Kings College 7.
Defiance 6; Manchester 0.
Cincinnati 21; Otterbeln 6.
Crelghton 26; North Dakota Ag
gies 13.
Illinois 27; Coe 0.
Minnesota SI; North Dakota 0.
Colorado Aggies 39; Regis 0.
Colorado College 3; Western
Teachers 4.
Colorado V. 23; Chadron Col
lege 0.
Oregon 0; Pacific 0.
Oklahoma U. 29; Frosh 0.
Kansas U. 14; Washburn 6.
Dartmouth 50: Hobart 0.
Columbia 26; Union 0.
New York U. 13: Allegheny 0.
Fordham 21; Mount St. Mary 0.
Parsons 7; Central 0.
Grinncll 20; Simpson 8.
Mornlngslde 28: .Midland 0.
Des Moines V. 6; Buena Vista 0.
Cornell 38; Niagara 0.
Army 21; Detroit 0.
Auburn 34; Clemson 0.
Georgetown 6; Pittsburgh 6.
Dayton 35; Kenyon 0.
Milwaukee Normal 27; Mar
quette U. Freshmen 6.
Marquette 10; Lawrence 6.
U. S. C. Freshmen 7; San Diego
Marines 7.
California 34; Olympic Club 0.
Washington 33; College of Puget
Sount V.
Gonzaga 26: Whitman 0.
W. 8. C. 35; College of Idaho 0.
Klamath Players
To Take Part in
1; League Contest
i Ritchie woud be up to the stun-
dard which I hope to niaiutuiit iu
. iny prvseutntious here. Dill is a
j hlKh-prlccd boy and worth It. His
elltraue into the October b lists
! established hoyoml doubt that this
.card will bo a real seusutlon here."
Dill is a real lieadlimir iu the
fight world and the funs who have
j been crowding Scaudia to capacity
! for the evening workouts deelure
the Kverett boy will show
an awful tusarl. Stripping at
pounds, the fighter Dill has he.cn
In heavyweight battles for til past
six years, during which he has
j been meeting liigtlme fighters,
j Last Spring Dill tout lit Harry
Dillon, who wade a sensational de
' but In Portland two weeks ago.
ten-round no-decision scrap in Se
1 attle. Dill's lust battle was with
Russell I)oeks:etter in Everett, Au
: gust 2S. and in this made a good
showing. The Everett favorite won
I two tights from Ted Fran?, one
j in Seattle and the last In Everett,
and in 1H2I won a decision In a
ten-round fight ovor Hurry Krnhn,
i in Wheeling. West Virginia after
iKrohtt'had fought Young Striblitig in
Hopkins . Berlenbach.
Among Dill's knockouts in early
rounds of recent battles. Is num
bered Don Gore, In Seattle, and
Jack Sutton in the same town;
the other Maroon point with two
field goalH--one In the second and
one In the fourth iiunrtcm.
Florida scored her touchdown In
the first quarter wheu Ihrlg mid
Costerhaudt broke away for runs
of 23 yards each and lllahup smash
ed through the Maroon line.
STATE COLLEGE. Pa., pet. 2.--I
l ulled Preaal Pvuu State steady
uiinck resulted in a 25 to 0 victory)
over Lebanon alley here this (
I ternoon. Consistent gains by the
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Ritchie iwiniiriiw, neiiing iv nrsi
. . . 'U " 1'IUHU tUU BtlUll mr iuf
HI
us demonstrate
in your home
FRANKLIN FIELD STADIUM. ;
Philadelphia. Oct. 2 (United News) I
Pennsylvania ran through a 40 to 7
victory over Johns Hopkins on
Franklin Field thla afternoon.
The Maryland team unexpectedly '
scored In tho third quarter when
Tom lllddlson. right tackle, selicd a ;
fumble behind scrimmage and ran j
36 yards for a touchdown. Lyons1
then drop-kicked for the extra points
Tho Quakers scored six touch-!
duwus. mainly through a splendid
pa.sa attack and by runs by Charles!
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e'rett. Dill has a total of 125 heavy
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The crowds which have been turn
ing out to watch the fighters work
this week. Indicate another Labor
Day capacity haunt, and it the bat
tlers continue along present lines
apparent In workouts, the record au-,
dlenece will witness a noteworth '
card.
GENEVA COLLEGE
DEFEATS HARVARD
HARVARD STADIUM. Cambridge.
Mass..' Oct. 2. (United Press)
Harvard suffered a humiliating de
feat at the hands of "Bo" McMil
lan's Geneva College eleven in Us
initial gridiron test of the
here today.
The score was IS to 7 in favor of
the little team from Heaver Falls.
Pa.
season
K.INY KOK M It'll KMX
ANN ARDOR. Mich.. Oct. 2.
(United Press) University of Mich
igan, big ten champions of 1925,
made Im gridiron debut at Ferry
Field today by defeating Oklahoma
A. and M. 42 to .1.
De Molay Dance
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ARERDF.KN. Wash.. Oct. 2
(United News) Struck In the leg
. by a shotgun charge as he was
cbanging bis scat In a rowboat
; while hunting In North Cove today.
I Karl Thrnipson, 19-year old Port
! land boy, was forced to have the
PAIR WF.ATHF.lt I'ltKMISKII member amputated this afternoon.
FOR SUNDAY'S CiAMK T!c boy suffered considerable loss
WASHINGTON. Ort. 2. (United '.f blood the leg being almost
News) Fair weather for t!n see- blown off. but be will recover, nc
ond game of the world series In cording to hospital attendants.
New York tomrrrow was predicted I He '" visiting his nnrle, Capt
by the United Stutes weutlivr bureuu i ln Herman Winbct k of the North
tonight. Icove life saving (.tutlon.
Both Medford and Grant Pass
, are to have the assistance of Klam-i
' ath Falls ball players when the
i two teams play off the game in the
valley today, which will decide the
, winner of southern Oregon league
honors this eeason. The game wilU
be played at Medford.
Kddle Duback, manager of (he
Klamath Pelicans and crack third
, baseman, has signified that he will
appear In a Caveman uniform,, wliile
Hank Aiken, another king pin on
the Pelican crew, will rast his lot
with Medford.
Kaeh of these valley teams has
won one gome tit the three-game
series slated to award the pinnunt,
I and today's match is expected lo
j be one of (be hottest of tho sca
Ison. 1
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WINTKHH IIUILDI.NO
Phone HHil Open Evening
-BOXING-
SCANDIA HALL, KLAMATH FALLS
Tuesday, Oct.
8:30 SHARP " 8:30 SHARP
5
MAIN EVENT, 10 ROUNDS HEAVYWEIGHTS 200 Pounds
EARL RITCHIE
. of Klamath Falls
JACK DILL
of Seattle, Wash., by request of the fans.
SEMI-WINDUP, 6 ROUNDS 140 POUNDS
Tim Callahan vs. John Fugate
, of Portland of Klamath Falls
SPECIAL, 4 ROUNDS-1 40 POUNDS
Joe Coffman vs. Cyclone Williams
- in an old-fashioned knock-down and drag-out
PRELIMINARY, 4 ROUNDS-1 38 POUNDS
Jack Davies vs. Herb Pruitt
PONT MISS THIS ONE!
Seats on Sale at Rex Billiard Parlor and Waldorf Billiard Parlor
Ringside $3.30; Reserved Seats $2.20; General Admission $1.50; tax included
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