The Klamath news., November 21, 1926, Page 14, Image 14

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PuinlaV. Nov. 21, 192(1
.THE KLAMATH NEWS
Football Underdogs' Fighters Trained ! Michigan Retains
Fight It Out; Yale!
Wins By Score 12-7j
To 'Nth Degree
For Big Set-To'
NEW HAVEN', Conn.. Nov. '0. :
Football Standing
for Middlewest
C (MCA Q O. Nor. !. tl'tiltMl :
He Raises Pears and Chases Pars .
Tnnlrhl and IntnttrrrtW litcht fun
ii' ,1 lr...l Th. two under-' will have their ltt chance In look Newsl The Wolverines of Mlch-
don of football's onre famous bi over tho two principals on Klam-; lRn this afternoon retained in nis
thm fowtht It out today before a atha biesest boxlnaj rard. mhenjt'O football conference of the mid
crowd of 77.000 and Yale beat Har-'Tlnv Herman and Karl Ritchie tap-1 "lie west, winning from Minnesota
vard U to 7. ! r off on workouts In preparation 7 to 6. and hw completing their
. For both team. It ha. been ai'' Ihelr -round heavyweight j conference schedule without defeat,
disastrous season, defeat, by Prince- j but Tuesday night. j Northwe.tern Wildcat. likewise
ton. followlnir on the heels of other! Every fighter on the card will ; finished their .chedule without a
setbacks. There was to be a boohy'bo in evidence. Including the lu-j defeat, beating Iowa IS to , but
wit handed out at the conclusion! because they had an earner acnen
. .hi. .r..rnnnn-. a.m. and nelth-l I": : i ule and Michigan was 19S5 chant
. .1... i.ht it - ;: plon. most follower, of the game
... - -,. ....!! fr' !:. ' 1 .conceded the title to Michigan.
i Dill iuv iu)mi iui tn. ,-....
Bunnell', men nude itself felt and
Harvard once moi'j fell from grid
iron grace.
For a brief time the Crimson
That iu in the
led the Blue.
third period, when, by a. beautiful
a forward pa., aa ever featured a '
football game. Harvard assumed a;
lead of 7 to . But Yale would i
not' give in and two goal, from tho:
field changed the atory.
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KLAMATH FALLS IS
FORGING FORWARD i
(Con tinned From Page Four)
interests, that hi. people stand
ready to begin a broad campaign
of lumber manufacture lust a. soon
aa the Northern lines invade the
Klamath country. Mammoth mill,
for the handling of the million, of
feet of timber that are controlled
will ultinately be constructed. This
naturally meana that other man
ufacturing Industrie, will be estab-
llshed in Klamath Fall., such at
box factories and sash and door
mills, as well as a wide variety of
Industries that make nse of lumber.
.. - Advance to be Rapid
, The advance of Klamath Falls
and Klamath county cannot be
stemmed. That the Southern Pac
lllo will early the coming year be
in work on the extension of the
Modoc Northern railroad with Al- , Ashland last
t.ra. a. the de.tin.tion. 1. no long- . "jf? io knockout
III Ills lU'iri .
er atsputea, aespue me aunuuun
ment made a few days ago that
this propoaed line will be aband
oned in the event the Northern
lines are permitted to invade this
country and thus divide the busi
ness that naturally follows In the
wake of our great lumber industry.
Southern Pacific must have an
outlet to the east and the loglc.il
way out Is to build to Alturas and
then . follow- the line of Nevada.
California and Oregon to Wendell,
where connection is made for Iteno.j
Southern Pacific recently took over
the N. C. O. through permission
from the Interstate Commerce com-
EAKb RITCHIE
Who Men Tiny Herman In Ten-
Round Fight at ScandU Hall
-Vxt Tuesday Mjjilt
sive Cal Herman, who is slated to
fight Tim Calahan in a six-round
special event.
The windmill boxer trained In
Portland and concluded his train-
Increasing interest in the fight
was demonstrated last night when
the greatest pre-flght crowd ever
to assemble in Klamath was pres
ent at the workout.
A sold-house i. assured, with a
large number of. desirable tickets
already gone.
Anient Northwestern partisans
w-ill insist, however, that their
schedule was as difficult as they
were able to book, and that the
Wildcats should be given a tie for
the title. The big ten doesn't per
mit play-offs and so the question
will also remain controversial.
Ohio State Walks
Away With Honors
from U. Illinois
CHAMPAIGN. 111., Nov. SO.
(I'nlted News) One week ago to
day Meyer Clark missed a drop
kick which cost Ohio State univer
sity a 17 to 17 tie with .Michigan,
a tie which might have put Ohio
Stat into a tie for the big ten con
ference championship.
Tcday Clark made a drop kirkl
that beat the University of Illinois
7 to t. and It was Forrest "Frosty"
Peters, the Illinois halfback whose
dropklck beat Pennsylvania three
weeks ago who tailed to plant the
ball between the bars here today
for the point which would hare
given Illinois a tie with the great
Ohio team.
Stanford Sweeps
To Coast Victory
For Championship
MEMORIAL. STADIUM. Berkeley.
Cal.. Nov. SO (U. P.) Stanford
University swept to Its first Pa
cific Coast football championship
this afternoon, overwhelming the
University of California before 80.
000 spectators. 41 to 6.
Stanford scored two touchdowns
in the frlst quarter, two more In
K. Ve4 Llmu$M Vd.1v j '
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Central Vmt Thole T
Notre Dame Beats !
Drake With Ease ;
by 21 to 0 Score
i Stll'TII PKNI, Nov. SO (I'lilli'il
I News I -Notre Hame'a nnwanl rush
' toward a nullnnul rlminplniiahlp
! continued uimliated today wlnn the
: flthl'.tig 1 1 L-h .wnniped lrnk tin
d r a St m 0 score, which might
have been Ll.ger It Kliulo Ituckne
had willed that way. !
The firm "Irish" score rnmo In i
the aeiN'tid qunrler. Immediately I
after ItiKkn look out hi "shock
troops" and inserted Flanagan,
O' Doyle ami Kd wards, his slur
hacks, Into the lineup.
MlltllKNH lKKKTi:i BY
WINt'ONSIN II T 7
i CHIC A CO. Nov. S0.--I United
I Newsl Coach A. A. Stagg's Ms
! rooti. rompletiHt the wtirst season
In their history this afternoon,
when they fell before Wlsclnsln 1 4
to 7 and thus finished the year
without .coring a single confer-1
dim victory. j
Never before, excepting In 101"
when the war and the S. A. T. C.
were blamed tor a season without a
triumph on the gridiron, had Chi
cago finished without even one
consoling victory, or even at least r
one tin game among all ita en
counters with conference, tennis.
w. o. w.
DANCE
Tuetday, Nov. 23rd
in
I. O. O. F. Hall
Admission $1.00
Public Invited
ELKS
Annual Thank. living
DANCE
Wednesday Evening,
NOVEMBER 24th
All Klka and their ladtwa In
vited. Visit ug Klka vMi-lally
invited. Music by the Ram
bler. Special -Piece Orchestra
KKun ii k li tmlay i Kgnn startled the golfing world by
MEUFOItu, Ore.. Nov. SO. playing his way to victory.
(Central Press! Back tu 130t the The following year h repeated,
cream of America's amateur golfers I what has become of F.gan. the
met at Baltnsrol. the historic course 0,,,r golfer may ak.
where tleorge Von Klin dethroned i
And Kgnn answers. "Hero!" from
Bobby Jones this year In the na-1 .. .' , . ,., 11.. .i., -i,i...i
tlon.l amateur golf tourney )onK ,fo ,0 mBK8 ,.h,ig pears hi.
.lmon pure title was the ... , , par, his bit si-1
that occasion. And II. (handler) mm e ha ,llrn a( ir
Klamath FalU-Bend Stage
leaves Pally 7:34 A. M. for
Ik-ml, The Dulles, ISirtlsh.l
anal all point, riul,
Fsre: il io: Hound Trip II! 50
Conifortablo HeMiHl hlsgra
Information Stage Depot
615 Main Phono 999
Duck Hunters!
Do you know that wo
ttvi-vo menlH from 9 n. m.
until 10 p. m.
Under now munugo
munt. All white help.
SWEETS & EATS
CAFE
Mai in, . Ore.
For results use News Class Ada.
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Those who have seen Ritchie and , ,he second period and a final brace
watched him work realise he is : in the last Quarter. The same was
trained down to the finest point in
his career and expect that If he
ever intends1 to do anything he will
make the coming scrap a real one
Herman has s pecded up in his
p'.ayed on a muddy field, frequent
fumbles being due to the slippery
ball.
California put across Its lone
touchdown In the second period at
taining during the past few days ter a Card fumble had been recov-
but apparently Is a long way. from i ered.
a condition in any way comparable i
to that of Ritchie's.
In fAm of speed and general in-
mission, and rail equipment is be-
111 K UKUUim a t. . u III J.i . . . ,
. , . tercisi. ine argument net ween ia-l-t
which will trmit f the hurried Bhan and Ca, Herman 5nou)(, rlva, !
extension of the Modoc Northern to headl:ner for thrllI,
Alturas and work Is expected to calahan likes to stand back and
tart next spring. pop the boys when they rush in, ;
Hit nation Being Clarified and Herman likes to rush in. Re-,
Michigan Takes
Jus: for Sixth
Time in Contest
MINNEAPO LIS. Nov. 20.
With the railroad situation be- gardless of the outcome, it should! (United News) The little brown
jug was given back Into the keeping i
Ins clarified property owners and be worth the price
investor are naturally looking 'nB ciasn Deiween cycione n-;ol captain Friedman or .Michigan
toward the future as It appllea to ,latns and Pat McFadden will be en-1 tonight, and he accepted It modestly
Klamath Falls More homes are llTened hy the desire of the former i aa be kicked the point after touch-
.V ' v.... . .,,,,-.,,.. 10 ,teP out of 1218 'our-round claa. ; down that gave Michigan Its sixth
needed; more business structures nd be c,aMed B aeml.wladup bat- COn,ecuve victory over Minnesota
are eaaential. and more hotel, must tlcr toda b 7 , s'Koie
be provided. Therefore, It is only Th e vho aw hi on the , ,,
natural that this clly should be car(i know he has real ability as a
experiencing a building program mitt-sllnger and feel the result
that will gain momentum until we should be nothing less than one of
will become recognised a the lar- the test scrap, ever staged here.
.-I citr In the state outside' of K!d Rider and Jackie Goodman
Portland.
Manufacturing Industries will
i will perform iu a four-round pre
liminary. i Rliler tma cmttpfi nirnv w-lth three
follow In the wake of pro.perlty.. winB bnt )g not expected to con.
New settlers will locate in our( tlnue the atr;ng hen he meeU
midst and our farming, stock rais-' Goodman.
inc. and dairying industries will,
rnr:t.;xpricnh: Zr Sidewalk Repair
will widen. Truck gardening and)
poultry raising, rabbit breeding, and
a score or more of other - Indus-1
tries will be placed on a solid
foundation.
Homes, Hotels Needed
Assured During
Year to Follow
Repair and building of sidewalks;
is to receive consideration in Klam-!
..With all this activity so rampant ath Falls during the coming year, I
In Klamath Falls and Klamath and those who have not already
county it will naturally follow that' done so will be forced Into line
more homes and hotels will have to( through action of the city council,
be provided. Bo located geograph- Nothing acta more to the detri-
Ically that our visitors will find ment of a rapidly growing city, such I
itr desirable to remain for a time as Klamath Falls, that rickety
In
of south
vide, conveniences Unit are attrac-! plans are being formulated, it I:;!
live and plea.lDg. and make the understood, whereby the Incoming;
Investor and the homeseckor fc.l city administration will tako cog-j
that their pretense Is desirable and uizanie of a number of Improve-,
that we want them - to become ; ments in various sections of the j
members of our constanluy growing Cty which will surely greatly en-j
family which bow embraces metro, hance th Taue ot realtv and ro.
than 15,000 mdjnberB, each and; gult (ll n,orc non)c, and moro busi
everyone loyal to "An Empire Awak-, ncs! buildings and hotels being con-nln-"
I structcd.
looking over the possibilities walks, many of which are not es-j
southern Oregon, wo must pro-; tnhlislird to grade.
PACIFIC UMVF.ItSITY
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DEFEATS Pl'CCT SOlM,
i STATE I AM EH WITNESS 1
IV MiPHERSOX CASE.
, .! CARMEL BY THE SEA. Calif.,
TACOMA. Nov. 20 (Lnlted; , ,ini,ed Prcssl Howard
News) Pacific University won , Bcnediet. oww of the Carmcl col-! 8tate 7
; : itage alleged to Have been occupied Loyola 7: Arkansas Poly 0.
hy Aimce Hempie Aicfnerson nnn
Football Finals
Stanford 41: California 6.
Mercer 31; Oglethorpe 7.
Hendricks 9: Southwestern 0.
Carroll 9; Lake Forest 0.
Colorado Teachers 3; Colorado
U. 13.
Regis 22; Wyoming 7.
Parsons 20; Iowa State Teach
ers 7.
O. A. C. 16: Oregon 0.
Oklahoma 47: St. Louis' 0.
Iowa State 3; Kansas Aggie. 2.
Galladet 19; Blue Ridge 6.
Army 27; Marine. 7.
Washington A Lee 3; Maryland 0.
Howard 7; Birmingham So. 7.
Coe 39; Beloit 0.
Bucknell 0; West Maryland 40.
Relaware 6; Haverford 27.
Geneva 15; Allegheny 0.
Temple 13: Washington Col. 0.
Waynesburg 0; Bethany 7.
Navy 35; Loyola 13.
South Carolina 20; North Caro
lina State 14.
I Talledega 27; Tuscogee 28.
Yale 12: Harvard 7.
Syracuse 12; Niagara 7.
Holy CroH. 0; Boston U. 3.
Boston College 39; Gettysburg 0.
Fordham 0; Georgetown 39.
Brown 40; New Hampshire 12.
Lafayette 35; Lehigh 0.
Susquehanna 12; Alfred 0.
Wisconsin 14; Chicago 7.
Northwestern 13; Iowa 6.
Michigan 7; Minnesota 6.
Ohio 7: Illinois .
Purdue 24; Indiana 14.
Notro Dame 21; Drake 0.
Nebraska 15; New York U. 7.
North Dakota 9: Marquette 6. -Missouri
16; Kansas 0.
Haskell Indians 40; Michigan
PORTLAND. Nov. 20. (United
Tress) Running roughshod over
the Seattle College eleven. Colum
bia college closed Its 1926 seasoil
with a decisive 33 to 0 victory in
Multnomah civic stadium this after
noon. Unable to stem the vicious attacks
of the Irishmen the Seattle col
lege line gave way time and time
again and for the greater part of
the game the visiting players were
forced to battle in their own ter
ritory. Tho Cliffdwellcrs broke awny for
three touchdowns in the first quar
ter, breaking through the Seattlo
line twice In tho opening minutes of
play, only to be . called back for
penalties.
Neither eleven managed to pene
trate far Into Uie enemies territory
In the second half, cuntent to re
sort to punting.
Klamath's Life
to be Provided
for by Sewage
That Klamath Falls is destined
tp become the second city in the
state of Oregon may bo bent evi
denced from the fact that It has
been fouud necessary to extend the
sewage system and at the same time,
provide for asceptlc tanks that will ;
meet future needs for a long per-'
lod. j
With the proposed program car-.
ried to a successful conclusion the
health of the city will naturally
be improved and communicable
disease, will practically become a
thing ot the past. , j
One Important matter' that ha.,
caused some1 uneasiness In the past '
will shortly,; bo overcome. This
has reference to an Halation hospi
tal that Is to be constructed Joint
ly by city and county. Appropria
tions have practically been made to
the amount of 15000. while a
maintenance fund will be provided.
Big sale starts today at Bee Be-'
gin's Store. 129 So. "th. St.
some lime.
After those two national tournevs
I F.gan played tourney golf 011 0 ml
off until ltHi'J. lie wouiiii up 111. 11
season as runner up In the nation il
i classic, won by Bob Gardner. Then '
he devoted Ills entire time to bus.
' ness until 1915. when he was roux-il
I Into competition again and proceed
ed to win 1 ho Pacific northwest
! championship In addition to som
I other trophies. Since that time his
! golf has been confined to occasional
i loiul and sectional, loots.
Egan comes from the old hrhool
of golfers the men who learned
first to use tho clock. mid-Iron and
mashlo well before taking 'trp half
a doxen others.
Buy at lice llegln'a Storo and
save muney during this sale. 129
o. 7th. St.
Travel by Motor Stage
Pickwick & Howard Stage Line
Connection mado lit Ashland for all Culifornia points
over Pickwick lines, through without atop.
Stopovers allowed at any point.
Fares 1
To Sacramento 13.40
To San Francinco 14.70
To Los Angeles 28.15
61S Main St. Phone 999
Ho sure to see Edward Everett
and Iiiirn Iji I'Uinte In
"ItiKEIt FACES"
Today
ORPHEUS THEATRE
TURKEYS
MVKS AWAY AT
EAGLE I-OOL ROOM
STARTINH TODAY
FIGHT
CARD
8:30 Sharp SCANDIA HALL - 8:30 Sharp
Tuesday, Nov. 23
Main Event, 10 Rounds, Heavyweights
TINY HERMAN vs. EARL RITCHIE
This is Ritchie's Chance! Will He Make Good?
of Punet Sound here this afternoon.
A drop kick, an Intercepted I Kenneth C. Orlmston, died here at
i 3:13 p. m. today,
and an end run scored the winning
points for the visitors, nil of which
were mado In the last half of the) The pardonable pride uf Klnm
context. - jnth Valley Hospital is the effi
cient Hervice rendered humanity
Silk Drowes at Hen neiln's sale through
for 17.93. 129 Ho. 7tb. St. lion.
a well equipped limtitu-
Carletnn A; Cornell college. 9.
North Dakota !.'. 9; iMaroiiHtU) fi.
Lacrosse Normal 8; Luther Col
Icrb 0.
" V. fl. r. 28; Idaho 0.
Whlttler .10; Kedlands 0.
University of California, South
ern Ilranca 3; California Tech. 7.
Tiryll KOon Ilo Hero
Tho Wright
California
Players
. Two Nfglil Only,
Nov. !fl anil RO
Semi-Windup, 6 Rounds, Welterweights
TIM CALLAHAN vs. CAL HERMAN
Cal Herman is known as the human windmill. Tim has a busy time coming!
Special Event, 4 Rounds
Cyclone Williams vs. Kid McFadden
These boys are both battlers from the tap of the gong. This may not go
four rounds.
4-ROUND PRELIMINARY This will be a High Class Event!
Seats on Sale at Rex Billiard Parlor and Waldorf Billiard Parlor Ringside $3.30)
Reserved Seats, $2.20; General Admission, $1.50; Tax Included
Auspice Klamath Falla Boxing Commission! DOC BOYD, O. M. HECTOR,
F. MILES, W. MONTELIUS. Itefercc. BOBBY ROSS, rhyscian, G. S. NEWSOM.
Matchmaker, JOHNNIE SYLVESTER. '
1 LADIES INVITED
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