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The Klamath News
"THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN"
SECTION TWO
Pages 1 to 6
SECTION TWO
Pages 1 to 6 '
Vol. 5, No. 14U IVice Five Cents.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1928
(Every Morning Except Monday
Cards Keep Lead,
A's Trim Ked Sox,
Yanks BeatSolons
Tim HI. I.oiiIh Cardinals hold
their f ur ami on half nam!
load In ill natlunul leagu Hal
unlay by defeating Ihn I'ltlalmrah ,
Clralaa 4 to I. wlilln ilia (ill-
Johnny Francis and Mclntyre
Both Expect Win Monday Night
Will elliueiy, agile, cIcvct, glv Ilia boat llial'a In bis; an-
ctiragcoii Hob Mi Inljre outfi.s . " do no mon."
I.U .y lu vlclor over the rU 7"'" 'n V-00,! !!M
. . ... ... . 1 "ho baltev llial f'bif Hayes will
"lik" iiumhrr. Jtthnnln Kraa- , . ...u-..i.
cJn Cuba were wlunlna (rum thu'rla, la tl. o-u-rtiunil Mialn event j Bj,lera boy meet Frank! Mr
I'incltinatl lletl. I la . If Ul(, ii,,,, ,r ,t r, la , r of Heat lie In I ha aii-round
Valkinul league I Veteran' navlllaa) Mi.mlav nlKtil? semlwlmlup, and ta apparently
Thn murglii between Ilia Ni' ! iliu easily around the ring for In fin feetl fur I ha bout, lla
Yurk Yankees and Ilia I'bllatlet-, llr will "One. lliuml" Jutinnle , declares that lit terrific knock
phla Athletic In Ihn Auierliann round ur an walling for thai; out blow at lb bend o( John
league remained at to games , opening; ami then flaah la lliat'ny Francis baa not euftened blm
Tba Yankee won from tli lerrlMe light lu th rliln, a he a bit and ba'a In good a ha pa for
Washington Hrnalora 1-3. and liaa ikiue l tin first round of III th Monday nlfht batlla,
the Athletic truunced tba llonlon lust lu right ranlsT
Had Hoi, H lo J. These ara lha questions which
Th Maw York (llsnta snapped !' upermost In lha nil ml. of
their losing streak al eight game i hundreile uf fight faua who will
by winning from lha Brooklyn !wd Into lha vela arena, on
llublna, 1-0. Kred Kllitalmmons "' and Klamath avenue, lo
bested Jess Oily In a mound watch Ilia boya fight ll out.
dual alluwlng fittr blt. Thai lly hla consummate cleverness.
Wonts scored In tba third on : hi apa'd. bla alralxht hard left
Welsh's Infield hit. Mnnn'a otil" akurl Jolty rlkht, Mi lutyr ' in good shape,
and I. In. I. mini's single. lrady won many support-) There will tia thro four round
Fred llhik bold Ilia Clm ln- worked out !! night I preliminaries, all alugfests.
lu iionart a and not only dls- :ntf lloitluger, whona slug
iplayad maatvrful busing ability J gin, wartlng-ta tarllr bay a
bul ahuwrd a willingness lo liil ' dcaretl blm to the hsarf of fha
land taka. I fan, will meet a luuah nut In I
Ha yea la ant ana lo (Ira alibi.
"Action apeak louder than
worda," ha oald today, "and If
I ever get oyer this, buy Munroe
lb way I want to by iba knock
out route (hen til talk. Until
then I'm keeping quiet."
Munrae la training ta C'bllo-
quln and bla friend, dnrlar ba'
Atlantic Craft
Takes Lead in
California Races
Egyptian at Last
Swims Channel
ufctl Iteda to una lilt lo glv Ilia
f'blrnxo I'iiIm a 1 lo II ylrlory.
f'hlraao'a aror raraa In lh flrat
Innlnk on alnalea by Knaliah and
Magulre and a fiimbl by Kits
mann. (ieiriie Kelley'a double
waa the only hit obtained by
Ilia Iteda. The baffllnk aaulhpaw
alanta of Hhardel were too niueh
fur the I'ltuburah I'lrntea who
went down to a 4 to I defeut.
Huurky Aduni bit two doublea
lu lead the f'lrata atlork. Iluriier
NBWroflT IIKACK. Oallf..
Hept, 1, (UP) tntadera from
Iba Atlantic aeaboard took a for
mldebl lead In lh International
atar boat rarea bare today after
winning Ibelr aecond ronaecultv
heat in lh five-day event.
r. If. Kobinaon'a Jr'a.
If of Female Hiy. N. Y.,
other trim craft over lh 1
mil tour In 1: ll:ll. .
On the bo! of point for the
point for the two heale one
point tor each boat defeated
and on fur flnlahlrix J. Urabam
jonnaoti a Dfooo cnaioe. or t nea-1
apeaa nay, went into lh lead.
The I'ndln finished aecond
lo lb Ac, an eaalern entry, and
1321 champion, in lh flral
heal Friday, and waa fourth to
day. 4
FOI.K8TONK. r.a, Sept. 1.
(L'l'l lahaak Helmy, lh awl la
mer who refuaed to (Ire np, bo
beaten the Endlah channel al
lat.
The towering Egyptian beared
hi vaat bulk wearily onto the
(beach here today after fighting
Hudaal ieonlrery ware and
led U
wind for
ntmrlf 24 hour In awlmming
from Cape Orli Net, Franca.
II reated few minute, drank
a glaa of champagne, grinned
and walked off for bath and
maaaage.
. Helmy left Grit Nti at 2:1 p.
m. yeeterday and rrarbed bera
at i .ii p. m. today. He waa In
the water U hour and 6l mlu
ulea. Only one other of the
aror who have arcompllahed ibu
awlm endured Ibe rbllly water
i longer. That wax Henry Balll-
Iran of Lowell
Frunria la bark from Ran Frin-
cfaco, uat aa rotily confident a
ever.
VranrU ronfldrnl.
1 ld I'd nail I lav lea and
flayea the laat two fight carda.
and I eay now that I'll mil thta
boy aa fuat aa 1 ran," aald Fran
rla. "I know he'a a good boy.
will attempt to alow away Al
: Maya. If either one of Iheae
, boya gel In the way of a wild
: awing. H'a curtalna.
I The third nrellmlnarv will he
and Wllam each contributed Iwoi"'"' h" " '"' munher pick-1 between Kddle Jonea, a promia
blta for lbo lardlnal. I1" "'"n "' bonla. Hulling Indian flyweight, who will
The HiMton flrnree and Ihe 1 11 ,n ' r!' aecond meet "Spider" Klmbler, pride of
""" neai mala in me."; the It. It. B. garage.
neara lot aoout thla The fight looka juat aa good
guy Franola and want a chance 'aa the laat card with every flghl
" him." oald Mclntyre. "I'll potentUl' knock-out.
iu o, o. c.man. Narraganael Bay. from the eoat
knockout la anticipated before thtrt p,. toa.r ,, ,
..... i .niineiea. iiemime L'ndlne.
.oilier, pnae or tne negro cofony.
Uiu . Ihe aeennrf
in Tempe ill, Walton Hub- j person to awlm It. who took i7
hard J r a. defending champion. : hour and ti mlnutea. In 123.
of the New York Harbor Yacht I Helmy' ocblevvmeut waa a
club, waa aecond today, better-modern version of Brnco and the
mi rr tenth place of lh flral Holder. The Ko-rotlan haa made
and gare lb west aome the attrmnt almoat everr rear
for the pant alx or seven years.
heat
hope.
Walter'
Keech Wins Dirt
Track Race in
Simplex Special
8YRACUHE. N. Y., Sept. 1, (U
P Hay Keech of Philadelphia.
driving Simplex special, won 1
lh luO-mll dirt track cbam-;
plonahip at lb atate fair grounds
today. His Urn waa I faonr,.l
minute and 44:55 eeeond.
Behind a half mil at the fin
ish was Kuseall Snow bergw, also
of Philadelphia, in a Millar spe
cial. Snowbergrr'a: lima waa
1.20:40.11.
For the first to mile tba two
Pblladelpblan were close to
gether, bnt Keech. the veteran.
let looae In the laat ill miles and
left Hnowberger. '
Cheater Gardner, hot Angeie.
wa third; fairs Kran. 8an An
tonio. Tex., finished fifth. Both
drove Miller apeclale.
Ralph be Palm waa forced
out of the race at the 1210 tap
by engine trouble.
Classified advertising fa
morning newspaper proposition
alwava tlaa The News,
16 LETTER MAN Senator Perkins
Ara, of t
The third
Monday.
beat will be sailed
Philadelphia Phillies divided a
double header, lluatcn winning
Ihe first 6 to 3, and Philadel
phia the aecond 7 to I.
American Ijcwgue
Although nulhll II In It), the
New Yurk tvankee made their
bits count lo deleal Ihe Wash
ington Henatora a to 3. The
Yankees bunched fills In the
third lo store five runs and take
the lead. A leaping catch by
Ilalia 1 1 ti t li was one bright fea
ture of the game. A near riot
followed rmplrn Nallln'a decis
ion that Tate's single struck
tvm Jones on the leg., retiring
tha aide, and rostlng Washington
a run. as llurrls acred from
second.
The Philadelphia Athlellra
made their final appearance in
Hnatnn by defeating the lied
Kna 14 to 2. lfty drove held
Ihe Hed Ho to alx hits. While
Philadelphia pounded three Hed
Sox pllchera for 1. Hogell and
Klintiinns each hit two doubles.
The Detroit Tlgera broke a
five game winning streak of Ihe
HI. Louis llrowns, when Owen
I'arroll, Detroit pitcher chalked
up hla Ixih victory of the sea
son. The acore waa to 4. Ilnr
grave hit two home run while
Wlngo and Hchang hit one each.
Thn Cleveland Indians defeat
ed the fhlcngo White Hox s In
2. Charlie Dttrmnn. rookie out
fielder for the Indians, hit aafely
throe limes In four trlpa nt bat.
COAST LEAGUE
BALL SCORES
Americans Win IHagen Defeats
National Doubles I Johnny Farrell
from Australians
i.
I. (API
Itrltlsh open
I IIKNTNI T HIM.. Masa.. Hept.
I. (I'PI Two youthful Amer
icans, (leurgo l.utt, Jr., of Chlca-'
go, mid John liennessy, of Indian, j
gpolls, became nnllonal doublea i
champlona this afternoun by I
acnrlng a atralght aet victory over '
tlnn cf Patterson and llawkee.
Tha acoree were e-2. 6-1. 6-2.
rilifAfiO. Sept.
Waller llageit, the
golf champion, defeated Johnny
iKnrrell, the American tltlehntder,
5 and 2, In the aecond of their
"world aeries" mulches here to
day. -
The vlrtory gave lluion two to
none for Farrell. They had
Ihe veteran Australian comblna-,""rwo ",rM 0Mt of
iiie mr mo unoiunai worm a
jchamploushlp. Hagen defeated
tJflhtlllV n. un In iW.
Playing perhaps the finest In- mrh ln Iv,mll
(livitiiiiii irnniM iii innir Pirfwnt i
Loll jinil HpiiDHHfly rnoriilii.iltMt
jthlr fff irtu (o bi'catnc one of
1 1 ho moat ftirmtiluhlt iloubh
team tvr ln n!(ton on thu hln-jtorU-
ImitwtMHl rmirtn,
The WMircH tinlny wore Itleti
lirul to t 4onr. Friday when
ittte Aut(rU'an tim won over the
j Krnrh rom1lnn11n of II purl
iTurht! and Jiirqiipg Ilrunnnn In
I the aoml-ffiinhi,
f Loil and H.nntiwy outrlatwd
thr vclcnin Attstrnllan patr In
vtry -ncpurtmrnt nf (ho nam p.
Thty ircHinttd a drlvitm ntlmk
and un ut mon t
Dr. J, It, lla rr will bo
of town until VWdupadiiy
noon on bualneaa.
out
fnne. At no tlinf wan the Amcr
Iran l I'll m In dunitcr and the
attnr . nntcomu waa upparfiit lonK lie
fore the vnd.
Heavyweight
Tournament to
Start Thursday
NKW YOIIK, Sept. I. VP)
Tex Klckard'a campaign to un
cover a likely successor to tlene
Tunney, retired heavyweight
champion geta underway at Mad
ison Square Harden Thursday
night when W. I.. (Young) Slrl
hllug metH Johnny Snulrea, the
Impenetrable de- South African heavyweight.
At Los Angelea R H , E !
Portland 0 4 i
Hollywood 1 1 '
Batteries Knight and Whlt-j
fng; Couch and Ilsaater. i
flub n H K,
Beuttle 6 7 2j
Mission T 0
Ratteriea House and Ain
smllh; Krause and Haldwln.
Club R II E
Steal 11 li 1
Oakland S 12 ' J1
flatteries Jacobs and Sprtns;
Shea, McAoay and Tafia.
Club R H E
m Angeles ... ... 113
Sacramento 4 10 0
. fiatferie Harfool.. Chealey
and Hannah; Vinci, and Severled.
Strutting recently knocked out
Martin Ilurke. New Orleans, and
1 former slurring partner of Jack
! Dempsey.
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AT A GLANCE
T0AIDAT0.aa
COUVALUS, Ore., Sept. 1,
ll'P) Hoy R. hmb. former
athlete of Lombard college.
Osleibiirg, III., asd for lha pas!
two year quarterback of lh
C'bksgs Cardinal at tba e!!oe1
professional football feagne, ass
be, apsolsl4 Mslstssl Is lb
physical education department at
Oregon atate collegs. U will
sult Pa! J. Schiatrier, .head
football coach.
Limb baa the distinction of
being one of the only two ath
letes at Lombard lo bars r
eelrcd 1 letter for participa
tion in football, base bail, track
and basketball. Lamb, who la
at present in Chicago. Is xpectr
d lo reach her September la.
Taka yonr phyafcun'a prescrip
tions to lb Psllcan Drug Co.,
TI2 Main atreet (next door to the
Pin Tree theater). They as
only the highest grade dregs; all
prescriptions an compounded by
skilled pharmsciits o? years of
experience, and their price r
right. Adv. 3 S-l. 1
Takes Raee for
Three-Year-Olds
4
3ACRAHZ.VTO, Sept. 2. (VP)
Senator Perkins, prlta thre
yr eld from lb 8ast Crt
stable of 8. H. Powell, won tht
lir befor a a BBsslsif
day crowd of 15.000 at th atatf
fair hsrsM raza today.
Senator Pwrklaa time of 2;
mfnate vrss th fastest mil Tr
mad by a thre year old oi
th local, track. A purs oi
ml t th win
Other winner today war; I
t it trot, purs 11000 wofl
by Harry 1 of th a. I. Olaoe,
nlnnl stables of Baa rnnclacsi'
Hat. a.. .. . f
22 psc."pars tint, won bf
Magfn Dillon of th J. kt
Montgomery auhla of Dnvls.
C1U. Tims, I.tk 122.
To rd tb Klamatk Nwif
day after day la to kp tbowi
oughly lnfortnd on lurnlifl
of Imports tkroaibost tk
warU a wall a ta K la nut
H and' sietwlrw
ALL-STAR CARD
Labor Day, Sept 3, 19288:45 P. M. Sharp
Under Auspices of Labor Union
VETS PAVILION. Sixth and Klamath
JOE Bit KKRHTAKK, Promoter
Championship of Northwest
MAIN EVENT 10 Round 133 pound
A Great Match
'One Round' Francis vs. Bobby Mclntyre
Bea boy ahown In Ciaasy- boy from Meattie,
Klamath Kails Won St fig-lit". Lost 4
6 Roundl Semi-Windup
Phil Bayes vs. Frankie Monroe
Hants a return match with Climbing all the time
Kraai'la, winner tnke all real gtKKl llgbtwelht
lALSO 3 OTHER 4-ROUND BOUTS...
J.DMIS8IOX;. UlUKildc 0,SO; RcsecveU. JUearbers ft. BO
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Tnmme CflaamigeG
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AMEHICXX
Club RUE
Boston 2 7 3
Philadelphia 14 It X
Ratteriea Huffing. Simmons.
and lloflmann; Iiush and Coch
rjine, Perkins.
Club n It
Cleveland IS
Chicago Z t
llJIIerles Mlljus and
Sewell; Fuber, Cox and Croase.
Cluh
New York -
Washington
Batterlea Pipgraa,
It II K
8 10 0
3 13 1
Hoyt and
Collins; Braxton, Hsdley, Burke,
Gaston, llrown and Ilael, Tale.
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sdW 3 1 '
T0U rURP wj0RP6.
u . ear or p ests. n u suenu. s. r jVrTul"1
Club , R II I
Detroit C It 2
St. Louia 4 7 0
Batteries Carroll, and 11 ar-
grave: Ogden and Schang.
NATIONAL
First game R 11 E
Philadelphia 3 11
Boston 5 9 3
Batterlea Wllloughbr. Walsh
and Davis; R, Smith end Spohr
er, Taylor,
Second game
Philadelphia
Boston
Batterlea Benge
Brandt, Ciarkson.
Taylor.
R
.. 7
.. 1
and
H E
7 3
4 0
Lerlan:
Boggs and
Cluh R It E
Brooklyn 0 4 0
Kew York 1C0
Batterlea Petty and Deberry;
Cituslramons and Hogan.
I
rinb r ir f.
Caftcago 1 7.0
Cincinnati 0 t 3'
Batterlea Blake and Kartell;
Kolp and Plclnlch.
Club RUE
St, Louis 4 g 0
Pittsburgh 17 1
Batterlea Sherdel and Wil
son; Hill, Brame and Jlnrgreavos.
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Fast trains, by day and overnight, provide con
venient service to and from Portland and Cali
fornia. Note these schedules: '-
To Portland ' '. -
' Leave Arrive Arrive
Klamstb Falls Portland Seattle
"Cascade" . 7:10 a.m. 4:15 p.m. 9:45 pjn. '
"Coach Train" 9:25 a.m. 8:20 p.m.
"West Coast" 10:32 pan. 8:25 a.m. 3:25 pjn.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Chiloquin Portland Seattle
"Coach Train" 10:11 a.m. 8:20 p.m.
"West Coast" 11:17 p.m. 8:25 a.m. 3:25 pjn.
To Sao Francisco '
Leave Arrive Arrive
Klamath Falls San Frandsco Los Angeles
"Cascade" . 7:40 a.m. 8:15 p.m. 9:45 a.m.
"West Coast" 4:25 a.m. 8:35 pjn. 8:30 a.m.
"Coach Special" 7:35 p.m. 9:50 a.m.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Chiloquin San Francisco Los Angeles
"Coach Special" 6:32 p.m. 9:50 a.m. '
"WestCoast" 3:22a.m. 8:35p.m. 8:30a.m.
iAnJto tie East
You can leave Klamath Falls on the "Cascade" 7:40
. a.m. and nuke connections with the "San Francisco
Overland Limited" direct to Chicago. Klamath Falls
to Chicago in 7 1 hours, JO minutes.
The "Silver Grays" . W..,
Southern Pacific's deluxe silver gray motoc-coadies
now give f texjucnt service to Ashland and M,.fofdV
You'll enojr the "Silver Grays." They are fast, com
fortable and safe.
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