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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1927)
Smiilav. Marvh 13. H27. . THE KLAMATH NEWS Tage Two ' Pom pan o Racing Is Thins: of Past TAXH??-yAN ! Klamath Bowlers Play at Medford Klslil (jus arc oil thfl anxious: neat loiUy trying tu figure out thvf mull uf the Alllo Taylor-l huttliy . Van Hoowp tpn-rounrf hout to b' ti'J Tucul.iy nlstu at LrKtim hall. j This promis to be one of (lie flerrwl lfather pushlnt .noma that ha brrn stacct In Klumalh Fall in many month. and both bey mr ronfirii'tit n'rar.tinit their suportor liy. Both ar refwrtrj to l- in th pink if condition, and both hawj irfctn up in innr irainuiK( w Uittrnt Mi-Mitlm j avoid Koine slalc. ! Lln,tl...v. l,or.ni ..Z""'Z. 3 j Kdilie Duhack. matchmaker, an-, Mo. ri, lufty t j tWIpati a iveord liraaklni lunise. i Arklvy. Met roikey 1 a both fighters havo acort's otfup- Hayden, Argravea 1 porters who ars backing their favor-' Houston. Mason 0 POMPANO. Flo.. Mareh 15. I V. P.) Tha Pompano Horn club, champion of tha aport of horse raring In Florida, admitted defeat her lonlchu and declared the 55 day racitm meet her definitely off The decision of the club was be lieved to herald the beginning- of a bitter legislative battle when the stale assembly convenes naxt month. - It raa a virbal admittance that horse racing eould not continue with operation of the part-mutual avsten. . , ' President Paul M. Pea com. presi dent of the club, said in explaining the-stand: . i'Our new contribution and dis tribution system apparently ha not : the limit. net with approval of duly constitu-j In addition to the main event ted authorities. We must recognise Matchmaker Duback has a number tht authorities and work tor relief j of other bouts scheduled, almost through legislation. We tried to ; any one of which promises to be give Florida high class racing and ; worth the price of admission, wa must admit today that we are! unsuccessful." ! 1 IT I J x Tha track at Pompano had Its OUCftUrUU A. HI ill usual coterie of racing fans today and annaancement of Ita closing came an hour after the first sched uled race. It followed Governor John W. Martin's announcement that he would call out the militia it sheriffs tailed to halt ( the track." , 1 Orpheus Theatre '1. Three if Klamath Falls' heat bowling tcm will le ahontlng It out with Medtord t.'day on Med ford' alleys with the games arrang ed in order t give the boys free-tl.-e on eat-h allov to put them In snaps for the li.ific cout bowlers at Oakland the latter part ft April. Fallowing '. the standing of teams In the Klki annual double league: Won Lost 0 1 4 3 i i Participants include Klamath Falls' best bowlers and are rolling up fine scores, l.indsley and Wal ters are'leadlng In Individual aver age with lsl tor the former, and 1S tor the latter. The masked marvel made his ap pearance in Denver Thursday eve ning and ran up an average uf IT for -0 games. Its coming is to with Interest In I Klamath Falls. Injury of Ruth Is : Not Mending Fast Lynn Reynolds, one of the tore- most directors of the screen, hia third consecutive nlcture gamming Hoot Cibson as the star in "The Buckaroo Mid." the Universal-Jewel which comes U the Orpheus theatre today. The others were "The Man In the Saddle'" and "The Texas Streak." Reynolds also directed the Chip of the Flying I' ; Shorty Opens Auto Laundry in Klamath Opening today with a modern equipped shop for washing and pol ishing cars. Shorty's Auto Laundry, Th i located at 121 Oak street, is pre- Buckaroo Kid," like all his other re-1 ar,d to rre of ,hp man? iar cent pictures, have een a mixture! " been stored all winter and NEW YORK, March 12. (U.N.) Baba Ruth Is out for a week with of tight; comedy and melodrama and;,h' ,r no" hln't ,sk'n out lor the fans have pronounced them i psraur. .sr. ingniy. prj- among the best pictures Gibson haa: Pflf"0'. ha had years of experience ever msde. ... ! ln ,ni8 sort of work, and his plant ' i will be an acquisition to automobile a badly strained tendon Rogers Hornsby Is hobbling about on swollen foot which may keep him from playing at any time. . Ty Cobb la sufering from aching legs which make him welcome the peace of the bench ln preference to the playing field. Walter Johnson has been render ed hors de combat for two months by a broken bone in his ankle. Small wonder that a number of major league managers are singing LIBERTY OFFERING IS MOST PLEASING 'Rk'"tkv aximal hi ntkhs ; ARK l-IUVIIr.l WITH rTMS In screening "Hell Dent for Heav en," a dam was blown up, and John Harron had a narrow escape with his life. Harrnn. as Sid Hunt tha a marl- dolefully of legs and the men areican sodler. was inside a shack tele- beginning to realize that pennant battles are not won on the play ing fields or Florida. - The Injury to Babe Ruth, Is not serious. Rogers Hornsby was bare ly able to- play In Friday's exhibi tion game against Washington. EUGENE IS WINNER - OF HI BASKETBALL! - SALiEM. March IS.: UJ.X.) Leading all the way, Eugene to night defeated Salem for the high ertiool "bairptstrtp of the-ste, ty a seofa of 2 to 19. - Eugene took' the'lead at the open ing whistle and at the end of the first quarter led 3 to 2. Point fol lowed point in the next period, Eugene being on the long end of 4 13 to S score at half time. Salem spurted in the third quar ter but could not keep up the sally. Eugene leading 19 to 13 at the end of this period. Each team scored six points in the final period. . . Eugene's victory was mainly due to the stellar playing of Eberhart at center. He covered the floor In fine style, and dropped in baskets from all angles. 'Salem's widely heralded three man attack, consisting of Duffy, Ly ons and Selgmund, was completely broken up by the Lane county quin tet early in the game, and never did get reorganized. Consolation results were: Medford 24; Astoria 11. Medford 29; Marshfleld . Tillamook' 32; LaUrande 13. STANFORD I'MVKRKITV '.' DEFKATS HOM.YWOOK STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calif.. March 12. (U.P.) Stanford unl rersity's powerful track and field team defeated ' the Hollywood Ath letic club here today, 8Ci to 44H. ' The outstanding performance of the day was he winning of the 440 yard dash by Spencer of Stanford, who raced the course In 48 1-5 sec onds, one-fifth of a second faster than the Pacific coast record. "Biff" Hoffman. Cardinal grid star, and weight heaver, upset the dope by tossing the shot three feet further than Bud Hauser, Intercol legiate champion for the United States. Hoffman's mark was 49 feet 3-8 inch. Hauser won the dis cas. However, with a toss of 147 feet 1 3-4 Inches. phoning, when the dam burst. The frame building tore loose from itsj foundations as the mountain torrent i released from bondage, surged f through ft he break. Harron was: flung from side to side In his ef fort to reach the window through which he sought to make his es-j cape, - . It was a very wet and a very cold boy who scrambled up on the bank to receive the commendation of Commodore Blackton. Then the question was. how to get warm, for: Johnny does,, not like coffee and ' won't touch bootleg. Wrapped In- Blankets, sitting. In the warm sun., he smilingly said through chatter lag teeth: - ' "I I I'm glad we ar ren't, 'HellBen t fer H heaven'-any any m more!" "Hell Rent fer Heaven" Is com ' fng to the Liberty theatre on Sun-' day. with Patsy Ruth .Miller in tho starring role of Jude Lowry. I SALEM. March 12. (U.P.) Ap portionment of state funds aggre gating 17.000 to employ animal hunters has been announced by W. H. Lyle. state veterinarian. Klamath county will receive ft 200 of the fund and Lake county will receive II 300. IF YCV MRK ACTION 'AI 1, LAK.MlMLE presents , t Hoot Gibson "Buckaroo Kid" .from lbr w-jory jpfrVeter D. Kyne- He smashed through' all the obstacles of Fate and Fortune, to the heart of a society heir ess. The Inimitable Hoot ss a wild horse rider and great lover and action first to last! ORPHEUS Modern Equipment Well Handled, Is The Key To Profitable Farming. TOM MIX INJl ItKli UY DISTHAKtiK OF AltTI'.HK.K ' HOLLYWOOD, Calif . March 12. -rTom Mix, wester star of the mov ies was painfully Injured here today when a blank cartridge was acci dentally discharged, the powder burning the actor's right eye. A physioian who attended Mix said the eyeball had not been in jured. The accident occurred on the Fox lot during a hand-to-hand struggle for a revolver In a Mix film scene. NEW YORK fil.lXTK WIX FROM SUVtTOHS SARASOTA. Fla.. March 12. , Three runs scored In the first In ning gave the New York Giants a 4 to 3 victory over the Washington Senators In the second game of their exhibition series, and gave the New Yorkers twoi victories In a row. A pass to iLebourveau, singles by Llndstrom, ilornsby and Harper; Terry's sacrifice fly and a double steal gave the Giants three runs In the tint Inning. In the various factories of the International Har vester Company, men are constantly at work in an endeavor to design ' implements that will mr.ke farming more pleasant and more profitable for the great body of people engaged in it. That they are succeeding is shown by the fact that the farmers of today, as a class, are among the foremost purchasers of automobiles and luxuries of every kind. This improved state of affairs is due in no small measure to the saving of time and man power effected by the use of modern farm ma chinery. McCORMICK-DEERING FARM MACHINES We are representatives for most of the 54 kinds of machines and implements in the McCormick Dcering line. See us for walking, riding and tractor plows, peg, disc and Bpring-tooth h,arrows, grain drilln, potato planters and diggers, walking- and riding cultivators, tractors, wagons and harvesting machinery. Repair service is our specialty. We have a wondeVful price on JORY Fresno Scrapers. SPRING STOCK NOW ON DISPLAY J. S. 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