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Fractional Lead
f Held by Giants,
Cards Hold Even
lly I nll.Ml lrvna j baseball tram defeated Red 8a n -
National Imss der"' r"ol ot 01,11 ,,,"wr
The New York Glanta main- '" Waldorf pool hall Sun-
lalned their fr-ictlonal lead overlay Altura.. 11 to 1.
the St l.ouia Cardinal. Monday.: Th "eld " poor "P"
def. v.tlng Cincinnati. 6 to y "' '"'''
while The Card, tamed the 1WM rror": " ' ul
un RobiiuT to 1 - ! ,hr,U ou '. the ho,"r1 "
Kronai.w. Ituoins, i . l-mme. The 'l err f e lit! ni of
. Th l'rd. theoretically hold
the lead, a halt game ahead of
the tiinms. nut tne cius. i-r-,
rentage gives New York a 00 ,
The standing, of the leader.: !,,. oM ,, trom ,ha e Po,er ,n , . "
NVw York T 63 .60 K1,m,In Ton!. A 'large feed , ' lo
The Uiauls had to overcome alpi.v,,, ,nd Klamath rooter.. 'O Carroll. Phil IWye. and ar
c: i... i..i oiled no hr the I Th- (, .e- II It E 1 ""I eipected h. today and
In ih. firw Innlna to hold i
.k.r. ....... i... hut ih .
'i Wd Ihe count lu the third and!
.....h ih. innine run. In the :
ti" t)nh and Mx.h. Klxey took the
' . . K. , t -
en;r,fec0kf ,h. ' V
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li'ItV "'"Z "I S?JS.
f aucceeiod him.
t : With the score Ued in Ihe
-i-.u a t..i. ..ilia .1th th.'
iiii.ii, o. -'u.o " "'iaddea to the tennis lournameni
run that decided me same.
nle Or-attl. rru . .ubetltu in , played off ,omeUme ,hj. ,M , COnte.t7 Klur.lde
at fir bwe for Jim Bottom ey.Wwk. They Valentine of . . , ,,, A,uland
III. .cored 1 the wluuinK rua after ' brolher of , n0d of fsn so w ,
Itafey had .lulled. Harper had ,h. Central Oreson tennl. champ-. match ,nelr (.Yorj,e. o tirady.
aacrtflced. Holm had walked mMi,. who will meet C. Rlch-,..ao ... pickentaff ex
and Wilton had lgled The moaii tni H. Landi. who will pu , oul, h, lald
Itobin. got only four . bite off pliy aMnst Hul, Thursday aft- !nght
f. 1-Vankbou.e and Haines
' Harlnr taken the measure ot ,
uSt: Loul.. New York and Brook -
lyn. the Chicago Cub. entertain-
ed.tlw taU-cnd Phlfadelphla dub
- - - piareu. .on. i nese game, are
fck Wilson hit hi. !8lh liome.,,,,,, he (lnal,.
run bu, it . .mothered under, In Sunday m.,cne. Carter
.he barrage of base hits. .eliminated T. Watt of Modoc
u Plttsburah In a batting bee. 14
M.io ... ine Brave, were outnii. ,
17. but their blow, were)
more effeclire.
BIG LEAGUES
AT A GLANCE
A1ERICAX LEAGl'E
Chicago 12
Boston 4
Faber and Crouae;
and Hofmann, Berry.
6 2 1
Ruffing
St. Lonls 9 18 1
Philadelphia 2 4 0
Ogden and Schang:' Ehmke,
Bush. Rommel and Cochrane.
Only games scheduled.
... .NATIONAL LEAGUE
v,, ,Xew York 5 IS
F. i Cincinnati 3 10
ol
tV . Genewich and Hogan; Rixey.
1 "jeblonowski and Plclnich.
Boston .....". H 17 2
Pittsburgh 11 19 S
R. Smith. J. Cooney, Delaney
nnd Taylor: Grimes, Dawson,
Tntwiler, Fussell and Hemsley.
Philadelphia 11 18 1
Chicago 6 11 1
Ferguson, Walsh and Lerlan:
Jones, Holley, Welnert and Hart
nett. Brooklyn 1 4 2
St.' Louis 2 8 1
..Vance and De berry;- Frank-
house. Haines and V'llson.
PACIFIC CXAST LEAGUE
Xo games scheduled today.
Week Important
Tr r
lli VUaBl CC11CS
c.v PD1vrn. ..,
,.u, ,.k An-20
(IP) One of three outstanding ,
U that remain before the Pa-
" under mis tree ana jiow tney re:carRCM be ,,. wa, . ,
to an end on Oct. 4 wjll be play- gone." ported 1
d this week at Sacramento be-1 it was shoeless Jack Slater , I
Iween the Senators and Holly-searching aimlessly about for his Vcry wisoy ,ie txrmer allows!
ood Stars. . lost "dogs." ;,he ,own mlD-t advice ,0 ro ,
Sacramento Is leading the! ,one,ear and out both.
league, one game ahead of Hoi- , I AJvnpc I -
lywood. and the Sin Francisco Li V III b H I AUVdlltC p're,crlptio, from the Plne
Seals are only three .games be- Vf 1 L CmWVl K IYn Tree and Square Deal Drng,
hind the Stars. illUltllj OllUllI IV U U store, can be refilled at any time j
Hollywood will meet the Seals: at the Pelican Drug Co., next to
(lining the week Blarting Sept. 4 NEW VORK. Aug. 20 (UP) Pine TreeTheatre. adv.2fl.tf. '
wl ile Sacramento and Hollywood , Leo Loniski, blonde Pole and ; " "
fhuiU ug.:in the week starting I leading contender for the light
K"pt. 11 In the other Important , heavyweight crown now held by
t:erie.i from present appearances. (Tommy Loughran, knocked out
Portland will play the Seals Gceorge Smith. Newark. In the.
line i hi. week, beuttle will play
ni Los Angeles and the San
Francisco Missions will tackle the
Oaks at Oakland.
KCIIWAHTZ WIN IX THIIID
. JKP.SKV CITY. K. J.. Auc. 20
V Pl Iizy Schwartz, world's
Tlyweli'ht champion, scored a
k iorki.ut victory over Felix Mar
Unez hi the third round ot their
r hiMlub'd 10-round bout here to-
niiii. .Martinez was dropped for
.. ,.i .,, , .... . , ,,,
a Mmrt count at the end.ot the
r.ecnnd round by a right to the
jiiw. Another right to the Jaw
1 it him down for the full count
jus' two minutes and 10 seconds
filer Ihe bell.
Miss Mrtrle Bennett, state
president of the Daughters of
Union Veterans of the Civil War
-will 1e at the Hotel Hall until
l. noon Tuesday to receive persons i
ALTURAS NOSES
OUT .ALL-STARS
In a trams which was decided
i lu I ha final Innlnii. the Alturas
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all-atar aeeond .ack
er, featured Ihe game.
Kniith i
out wo trlplM ud ,
home. n In four times at bat.
i nosiHuuiiy u aiiui un, -
lli.ru 11 II 4
iii.ci.. to is 1
Balterle.: Kay. Kipp. Bannls-
ter: Mrhevitt. Sander.. Franey.
Tennis Tourney
"
riraWS TlltprPSt
T uew entries hve been
Two uew entries have been;
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1 MM'i r a II (1 IhA tt.AtlhlS
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t i. d iv.ti
:Polnt wlM piay atjin.t J. Floyd.
and on wedne,day the match be-
. ,WM,B Carter and Volt wU, be
.r-
driving game all through and
ht, serve wa. working nicely. R.
- .,, ol Modoc Point eliminated
. I) i . . i . TJ-. I .
I1- -'"v 1 ' "'" a few point..
!,nJt'!?J!f,U.0, elOMlT Delbrugge. of La Pine, was
and decidedly fast tennis. Scores, ,,. point man ,nd wtI m
wood 7-5. 7-. 8-. Robinson :,ible , . , ,ent , h
Tlctor over Sheehorn. advanced trlm., Klamath", high
to the quarter-final, when he maI1 was Machan. who dld ,0e
eliminated Luca.. victor over An-:f,ne ahootlns. The other men on
deriron. I the team were: Fro.t. Tatlow.
Floyd eliminated Muellerwelss , Robley Smitb , K)dd K
,ln a Saturday afternoon match :h. of ,h. ... p, ,..
with acorea at -2. 6-1. Lawson j
eliminated Rucker,
7-9. 6-1, l-S. ;
In match at the court Mon-!
day evening Dixon eliminated
Lawson in three sets with the
mwbuu iu .uree se.s wun ine
first set going to Lawson. 6 -Si
second to Dixon. 6-3; and third .
to Dixon H-S. . 1
SCOTCH DOG IS
MONEY FINDER
Shade, of Scotland! The ideal I B"WBf core "" "
dog for a Scotchman ha. been !h,e ln"lnl" ' t"e'r game and
discovered, a Lewellyn Setter. ;bet the A'1"'". to 2.
W. A. Lawson I. owner of the I Ehmke "eld the Browns for
Klamath Sporting Goods store. ' ,nnln' but they broke loose
He is a Scot and proud of It. ;ln the seventh. Neither Bush
Lawson own. a' Lewellyn Set- nor Rommel who succeeded
ter given to him by' Jack Demp-' Ehmke could stem the tide. Og
sey. Believe It or not, the other ,eB held the Athletics to four
day, the beautiful setter strolled bits.
Into the store with a rectangular ! Bed Faber, took the mound
piece ot dirty green paper in its ' for the Chicago team and led
mouth. them to a 6 to 4 victory over
"Funny thing for a dog to drag the Boston Red Sox.
in here", mused .Lawson as he j Arthur . Shires, recruit first
peered at hi pride and Joy. "It j baseman from the Texas league,
almost looks like a. .. no. It can't: made hi. debut with the White"
le" aee . .
Whooppee. it ls'Sox. banging out four hit. in
by gory!" 'five trip, to the plate.
It wa. a $S bill. .
MA. Jack Beall. deputy county: VESSELS IN DISTRESS
clerk, has another good one to.
tell on these .cottlshly inclined
canines,
One day her Lewellyn returned
excellent pair or Bnoes.iTne 8rhoon,r Maweema was be
ml 8nane 100 wma" Ior ner
.husband. They listened for a
minute and men irom across me
"reel came an Irritated voice: ,
t ra n e. strange passing
.trange: I left those darned shoes
fourth round of their scheduled
10-rnund bout here tonight. The
knockout occurred just !0 sec
onds after the fighters came out
to start the round.
Lomski meets Maxte" Rosen
bloom at Long Branch, N. J.,
FrlJay nlnt-
HOBKRTI TO MKET KHAItKEY
NEW YORK. Aug. 20, (TP)
Roberto KoLertl, the big Italian
w-ho won on a foul from Johnny
; Risko last Wednesday, and Jack
,
Sharkey, the Boston strong boy,
will meet at Klibets field, Brook
lyn. In September, Humbert J.
Fugazy, promoter, announced to-:
day. Papers for the lout have:
not been signed, Fugazy said, but
he has the fighters' verbal agree-;
ment and the contracts will be ,
drawn up Saturday. ;
Old newspapers tor sale at ths
Fighters Getting
Into Shape for
Friday's Battles
, A lrge cr0wrt of fight fall"
I lurnnJ out last 'night and watch.
j , ihnny Francis, headllner on
)ot Hickerstarf's card for Friday
! night, take a tor-ronud workout
ion I)miny Poole. The fa... went
home happy. J ld l.t night.
1 The M of the card ar. working
' , .
OUl nignuy aim ere in w.m
shape for the coming tights, a "
cording to the malinger.
"Speed" O'llrady'. manager
wa. In town yesterday to Inform
. . . . .,,
' Probably
work out hi the
Veteran.'
hall ihU evruing.
j Blcherataff .aid
Krankie Monnte t tminhiK
; faithfully under the manemet
! of his maiupcr, Kuttte lunktn,
'"r1" '"?' pr,de 0J1klh',I";;
dlan reaervatlon. aay Mike Hall
- -d. order for h.m and
thinks he can K. O. him in thrv
rounds.
w....- pi..i.,..
v iiw r.H.v-
Wilson, who won his first tusel
1 j ..a.. . ,
! T Pin P Rlflp Shots
j "-C "
(jUt-bllOOt LOCalS
f
, v-atloual Rifle aaiatlon
j n KlamT F.U.
1 VA"
iss c,ub.,he
resulted In defeat for Klamath.
Klanwth Fall.
The match waa close and the
men lnt hv onlv
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rvihr,.,. tv.,.k ;rt
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Jt. LOUIS BfOWllS
Trounce Athletics
AMERICA I.EAtJCE '
DI.II..I.I.L1. J j .
bi""game biclt ,n ,ne "
league race when the St. Louis
SA.V FRANCISCO. Au 50. fit
P)Two fishing vessels were re-
ported In distress today after
striking rocJcs near the coast.
!lng pounded to pieces at Tolstoi
point, in the Bering sea. and the
trawler Ideal was ashore. Ill
milot ou,h of Polnt .;,
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1)eved Mvcdi b, ,ne and
Best Card Klamath Falls Ever Witnessed
32 ROUNDS BOXING 32 ROUNDS ,
Friday Evening, August 24.
VETERANS HALL JOE BICKERSTAFF
6th and Klamath. . Promoter
DOUBLE MAIN EVENT
10 Rounds, 133 lbs.
Johnny Francia
Pride of Klamath Falls,
vs.
Phil Bayea
Won last 19 fights.
Three 4-Round Bouts Three
Harold Wright vs. Mike Hall 128 lbs.
Frankie Monroe vs. Dummy Poole 134 lbs.
Chief Wilson-vs. Chief Briggs 1 15 lbs.
i Admission: .
Ringside First 4 rows ". $2.50
Ringside Next 6 rows ,....$2.00
Bleachers .
TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928
George Hennefcrd
There la ow rlrtwu In tho Soils
Kioto Circus, wlilrh comoa to the
city oh Saturday next. Annual Sb,
wlio is uot hired as a clown and
whose salary Is Kreater than that
of any ftiher performer. II Is
4tMrKe Hun no ford of the famous
KiiKlUh fumlly of eyutntr.miw.
Hie clown make-up crealt'S lauh
ter durlnx tli mo.t huxard'.us
moments of his act. In any
other costume ihe originality and
daring of His hnrsetnanhlp would
thrill an audience with admira
tion. ..auKhttT would be the one
Impossible form of exprvMion.
His darliiK, (VlKinality and acro
batic clevernrji Is worthy of ihe
expressions of serious apprecia
tion to the nrtist that ho Is.
C.corKf llnnnetord has a philos
ophy that makes him sbttn the
Gene Near Dublin
Welcome Planned
IH'HLIN. Aug. :n. I UP) Gene
Tiutney. retired champion of the
heavyweights, now abourd the
S. S. , Vauretania. today radioed
John McCormack. noted !rlh
tencr. that he would arrive In
Du'.llu Thursday. Ho expressed
a desire for a quiet unostenta
tious entrance.
"I regard my visit In Ihe na
ture of a pilgrimage to a sacred
shrine." he said.
Despfte the retired rhamplon'a
wishes, arrangements huve beeu
made here tor a big rvceptlon.
Three members of the Tall Keanu
games council will meet Tunney
at Holy Head and later a pro
cession will proceed from the ;
Dublin railroad depot to the Grassj'
ham hotel, where he will make
hi. headquarters.
Burke Match Willi
Be Held August 27i
Henry Burke. Pelican City mat
artist, says that he Is giM.Ing
over hi. case of "flit." and that
his manager has arranged the
date of the Bull .Montana-Henry
Burke match for August 57.
Montana has agreed to throw
Bnrke twice In one hour.
Klamath
Sat.
Aug0
FaUs
FAIR OKOINDS
ANIMALS and
FEATURES EVERY
QUARTER o TKt GLOBE
I isuuuinu
VTHt HANNEFOR0 FAMILY,
L FLYING WARDS AND
PETER TAYLOR, PEER
OF ALL ANIMAL
Subjugators,
r mm
IITOWX Tlf'KKT HAI.K
t.'lrcus Day Only
I'NDKKWOOD UKlfi tiTOHE
10 Rounds, 158 lbs.
Gene "Speed" O'Grady
Fastest Middleweight
developed in Oregon,
vs.
Kavin O'Carroll
Mickey Walker's Protege.
$1.50
ni t ami " Kcrlou luitrols. Iht
would rather make one little hoy
liiuith thau listen lo the tuinult
iitus appreciation of ten thousand
men and women, rntiurstlouuhly
the jcrea(t twrehack rider of his
dav. he delllerately platti to be-
... . II. at.. ..Ha...!, a Ihe ....II.
cuce toward his darhiK skill. His
down make-up docs the trick I
and when l.eorKe llannelord I
rides, thrt corner lo his nudtcne J
the thrill of joy rather than Ihe i
tiemt-jcrtp of uppn-hnsion .for j
tht atoty of the performer. i
The Hanneford family act 1 ;
nly one of the great exhibition- ,
of r I di on t;i th seen In the Sell i
Kioto this NfRfon Muiit olheri
.if the world's lead inn cit',!,,r'"ns
will perform oil horses that are
admitiedly the mot lKauti(ul to
he found In this country.
Shade Wins From
Joe Jackson
CHK'Al'.O. Aug. 20. I VP Dava
Shade ol ('ullfornla was ons step;
nearer a fight with .Ml. key Walk-
,T fur the middleweight chain- ;
plonsnip atler oe.eatiug jov ja.-a-t.
Covington. Ky . Ill a tel.
round Ju'. here toulght. rihaile
weigh.'.! in at 160 pounds. Jack-1
fon at lfln 1-J.
Cla.sllled advertising I. a
morning newspaper proposition
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