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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1927)
i fape Two Wednesday. April R 1027. THE KLAMATH NEWS Record Crowds See Opening Games as Teams Upset Dope lly FRANK CETTY United nm Waff Correspondent NEW YOKK. April 11 Pal was' la a worry mood this opening day. Lady Lark dragged many a Mich priced player Irani bit pedestal as ih harrier wer sprung fur the major leaau pennant race In ! eevea ritle. I-aM year's atirndanc record waa I brukin at 227. OOt) laan showed up' IT tba parka, to watch arbat waa for tha moat part mediocre aad dla appointing baaaball. Hofari Hornsby alona of lha diamond notables apon whom the attention of tha faiia waa focusaed stepped forth with anything resemb ling a noteworthy performance, and van hla abla bitting and fielding waa overshadowed by a couple of hla team mates. Tha season open ed with all tha nols. color and cramming of ball parka which wa peeled. President Coolldg filing oat tba flrat ball at Griffith atailluro and mayora and governor perform ed almllar function! around tha two circuit. Only In St. Louis, ajhere rain eauaed postponement of lha game between tha Rrowna and lha Detroit Tlgera did tha weather Interfere. YANKEE STADIUM. New York. April 1!. Tha largest opening day crowd In tba blatory of baseball. Bora than (0,000, watched one of tha garnet moat disappointing ei hlbltlone at Yankea atadlnm, where Connla Mark' eipensiv collection of ball playera put on ( comedy of error, and ware beaten by the New York Yanka, by the acora of I to I. Starting out Ilka a ball game after tha customary ceremonlea of raining the American league pen nant which the Yanka won in 12. tba contest developed Into a farce, as one after another of McGUII enddy'a alar booted the ball about and preaented the fame to New York. Ty Cobb and Branom took tarns in contrtbatlng errors. i Watte Iloyt went the route for tb Yanka allowing eight hits and being eared by brilliant fielding. Bab Rath, tb fans' Idol waa al aoat aa much of a boat aa tb high priced idol. Tb Babe struck out twice out ot throe time at bat. lifted a weak fly the other time, and waa actually taken out for a pinch hitter In the sixth Inning. DANCERS FEATURE AT PINE TREE Big Fight Card is I SPORT FLASHES t r'l.M IS VIMTIill Slated for Ring at 'liilnmsin Tkilroi'iv U,S A Nt! KI.KS t;..le ton Elm. VlUIUUin 1 nUrnUlljf , natloniil amateur title holder, w.n t Knur snappy hoalha cv.-liU are t be feautml Thurariat. April at t'hllnqulu, and the boxing mm mutstna assure local light '" that they will see excitement enoar-h t 'more than repay them lor thi'lr ! trouble In making the trip and lite I price of admission, j Eor the main rvmit. Johnny Kitgale will battle with nl'' ir llttr I rlngton. Jack frlm anil Ted Tan ner will aim furnUh a lot of rx jrltement tu fans, the commission 'announces. Karl Hloili v. Tutrv i Thompson, and Mike l"ul) vs. Put I McKadilen will complete the card. ! Hound trip and fight ll keta may be procured at the Mecca (or SI. Klngsld seata are t! si', genernl admission 11. GO; both liv hide war tax. the southern fallffrula amst lioif cbauiplonMhip her Monday Hill, ilereutln I r I'aul Hunter, Ueletid e.ini- ln tbnniplon. T and a. ! person In t it. lilt toort here lodsv I jand It I. I'atro'.t. hi- brother, turned .i- :t uuri!.in j 1'srro'l pl..ie, luil) in the Te r..l Nsiloii.il Insii:' Ills r lrl pro feftotonrfl Kill a a mcmter of Die I'jrroit lirotliei's tram, lunious hero Si em ago in i.i. ri.tun roil nwii - t ta( lull slar o i Kim ilerlnreil to l Mtl'k WIN I III N l'k lENVEII Kilille Maik. iN'liver l IIMPETrAT I featherweight, knocked nut Johllliv W. I'nrrotl. I Miuk of ai Angeles In Ilia llnr.1 generation sko i round or a s-hctlulrd six rounder an InromtHttcni lu re tonliflit. ANOTHER ICOOD TIME DANCE FT. KLAMATH THUR. APRIL 14 lll.lt HOT Ml hit' MY I Tilt: oiui. IN W. I IN ITU II M KKM WASHINOTON. April; 13. The Washington Senators opened the 127 season by defeating h Boa ton Red Bog. to J, with Paeaident and Mr. Coolldg and a notable crowd of 10,000 looking on. - President Coolldg threw out the flrat ball.. Bucky Harris, plucky manager, went to bla poat at aecond with tb Injured Index finger on his throwing arm hearlly bandaged. Tha Boston Rfd Bog were making COAST LKAGlE . Club . R. II. E. Barramento . i t 1 Salt FrancUco ..- 11 17 1 ..Baturlee Vinci. Shea, Flynn and Soreretd; May and Vargas. Club R. II. E. Oakland , 6 11 1 Loa Angeles 1(2 Battertea Hasty. Cooper, Craig head and Booly; Wright and Han sab. Club R. H. E. Mission i. 5 1! 0 Seattle 3(2 Batterliw Plllette and Walter; Graham, flrandt and Schmidt. Hollywood at rortlund game postponed, teams trarellng. ATKAL Clirb St. Louis Chicago i.ea;ik R. II. 1 7 .; 10 1! jTunney Ready to j DefendTitle Now UKNVKK. April 1J. M'lM A 1 far an pbyalvnl itnulttrt tn con I crn( .;Kn Tunncy i ready to j .lirni hi tlilu any tfm. I "I am ax fit an ihr nlKtit I Htrp- ps Into llio rtrni h lH'iHpm-jr." i tht t'hnipiou (Jfdnrnl Inulicht aa he prrpaml la dt'HiiMitirat to witno I S.tftHJ pay in runtomrnt thf hlowa thai HulMlurU lh Mununurt maiilvr. Tuniii'y httn bc n In roloradtK a wrrk and hart kept up hi train the Pine Tree ln i-ltmhlntt utnuniHlmi. play 1 Injt Rolf and taking dully workout Hh bla ttparrlnx purtner, Frank , Miirtke. Tunny aparrd thr.mnh four round for the dHtn-tatton of fan who had paid from $1 tu f & a hond mainly fur a pronul Klimpe of lef. Junt before the president ar- land Indians, who led the pitchers mm- ,n ,wo n' ,np ronnna nc -rlred. "Barney" hobbled out of the 1 In effeottvenena 1ant rear, won hUirhaDcd llnt Uopa with Kddlr own ball (tame from the ChlWMwn m wnTPr' mntflir n'aTy. i White Sox before an upenliiR day lh champion. In the other two 'thron. of 25.000 by a acore of a 1 hft Uwk on hl "Prlni; partner. 1 THE DANCING MILLARDS This couple is doing1 the headline act on Theater's vaudeville projrram this week. their first appearance Vina iter Bill Carrljcan. (Waiter Johnnon wann't form. rUi was n urn hit her under team mates nerer qulto could catch t op. . In a unt- C1.KVKI.ANI. April IJ-Cww: lame left ! I'hle, Teteran hurler of the Clete- dUK-out on crutches. OpposinK (orelerkie was Slim Harris. At the end of the eighth inning soms of the crowd started to i learsj. PrMldent Coo I due thought the same waa over and rose to This Is The Day The Whippet Contest Starts ENDS SUNDAY, APRIL 17th Come down and find out if you are a good driver. The one driving this Whippet the longest distance on a quart of "Gas" wins a $50.00 prize. Nobody barred except our own employes, i You are doing this at our expense. We furnish the car 'and the gas. For your information we will say that this car has been driven, on trial tests, 38.8 miles on a gallon. If you can't beat this you are out of luck. Overland-Knight Sales Co. 4th & Klamath Ave. Phone 899 Imts also. II was quickly adrlaed of hla mistake, and, wrapping his ! coat a llltlo tighu-r around him, ho I settled doaru lor tha last inning. I th ninth t:'org bnk up tht hall I hie a aingl tn the second tied i gam with a double that again sent ; IN the score, sending Sewell hum. In ftewell across the plate - PHILADELPHIA. April IS The New Yorka (ell upon the helpl Phllllea before the record crowd luvsaay lag centre tag siHiisuirr . was oter McOraw'a "silver Jubilee"! bora haA hammered out 17 hlta for' IS to 7 rlrtory with which to j open the aeason. Kogers llornshy prord as active In leading the at tack of hla new team mates as he haa oeea-In b! recant financial ax plolt. . llornshy hit .a home run and accepted eight chancea In the i field. - . j Bill Terry, first baaeman. who I became a regular aa a reault of the trade which sent George Kelly to Cincinnati, hit a homer with, the basse full In addition to a couple of other solid hlta. CINCINNATI. April 1 2. May Kremer pitched the Pittsburgh Pir ates to an opening day victory over the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1, before the aecond largest crowd that ever aaw a ball gam in Red land park. Pete Donahue, the Reds' hurling ace, waa touched for three hlta and two run In the first Inning and his 1 1 Uatterlt-s Alexander, II. Iloll. Dyer and OTarrell: Hoot and Con-talc. Club New York Ukll..lKkl- .. .. .. . gases. 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