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BKAVLKS FLAY
SATUftriAY. SErTEMHER 8. 102$''
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JTTTEKT.AMATII NEWfr
ie Yankees
BEND TUESDAY! In League Race
) IIKNI). Ore.. St-pt. 7, UT i (OmUlmcd from I'aar T)
'TVntral Orciion will laky a hair 1
holiday lint Tuesday afternoon and It as not until K,l Hnmim-I
trhcn Hie I'orlland lira vera ol took a hand Ihit rarrtaans
tha Pacific Co.ut famir mwts yonim men were saimj niw-u,
the Itend Kaitlra hen. aecorillim the Athlolli. Killiiltm
to plan announced today. Prac
, tlrally all Itend merchant have
agreed to close their stores dur
: inir the Kama and the two big
lumber mills will rloae down
for the afternoon In order to
give thousand of workers a
rhar. to aee the coat leasuers.
.The tomlnc of the Portland
team will mark the first appear
ance of a Pacific Coast IciKlie
team in central Oregon and
plana are belus made
lustica to the occassion
Tnond, Prlnevllle, lupine and
.other central Oregon iowiik are
being Invited to lake iart in
the celehratlon here. Tuesday's
lo 3.
Yanks Oinfideitt
Meanwhile, at Yankee stadium.
ilUaatpr In Its most virulent
form was overtaking the world'a
champions. They started in the
day- two lull garnet ahead of
the Athletic. Confident of re
turning or Increaein this ad
vantage. And with Miller Hug
gina looking alicul to Sunday's
double-header an.! figuring how
hest to spare Ivs "pitchers for
to do that Important engagement with
lied- the Mackmen.
Yankee ambitions were rudely
shattered ill the first game. hu
lladley let them down with three
hits and the Senator won. 1 1
. came Is overshadowing in Inter-: to 9. "tloose" tioslin, who ia
est the Willamette Valley league taking great pleasure ,ln assiat
' championship aeries w hich will ing in the discomfiture of the
'- start here Sunday with Salem Yanks, contributed a home run
"opposl.ig Fiend in the final. ,ith one on during a seven run
' - rally- in the eighth. Tom Zach-
T an I nmeL! lIa-ao lr'- ohtallled from the Senators
MM LiOIUSKI XlVS CS on waiver terms, was the vie-
. Latzo Beating,mo,,Vr;:.
! Faced with the prospect of
" DETROIT. Sept 7. il'Pi l.eo lo,ing tnelr lead unless they
"Lomskl. Aberdeen. Wash., hat- fou,j take the second game, the
tier, gave Pete Latsn. former Yankees gambled on Walte Hoyt.
,'welter weight champion, the whom they had been saving for
.-worst beating of his ring career ,ne opening game against the
.In winning a,10-roun! decision "AV Sunday. The spotted
"over the latter here tonight. Walte one run lead In the
Loinski outstepped and out- ftr4t , 0ut It didn't last long.
, Jabbed the former champion and T(ltt. WBS the only one New
won in nine of the ten rounds. York made all day.
Lomskl opened a deep cut ; Kirpo Marberry let the champ
over Latio'a left eye In the fifth ions down scoreless from then
round and beat the former Pea- on, while the Senators fell upon
nsylvauia miner's face badly In Hoyt' In the sixth and clubbed
-. piling up bis pointa in tbe first nlm , the howers. Thomas ana
nine round of the fight. I Moore finishing np a losing
( ' Latio rallied In the tenth and SIrUf.sP tor ,ne Yankees. The
made a valiant attempt to land score of .this final disaster to
I knockout but he larked the xew York's hopes was to 1.
stamina to put over the punch. The Athletics play a double
l He rushed Lomskl around the , header with the Red Sox to
: ring, however and lauded see-' morrow while the Yanks have a
1 era I punches to win the final single game scheduled with the
round. Senators. And after that conies
l- Lomski's educated left hand i the four game serlea upon which
"''' responsible for his victory, j the eyes of the baseball world
','He nsed It constantly a helWin be fixed next week.
weaved back and forth jabbing.
o.swinging and hooking his
in Latto's ribs and face.
.- LITTLE JOE
TCoOBLe HARD To
.! at, u. s. pat. orr. -asts-sU
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left I HOW THKY Dill IT
FENWAY PARK. Boston. Sept.
7. I CP) Sterling pitching, hard
hitting and an unquenchable
fighting spirit carried the Phila
delphia Athletica to a double
! victory over the Boston Red Sox
' here today.
I, Tbe Athletica' captured the
i first game 1 to 0 and the nicht
. cap 7 to 3. Tbe victories.
coupled with a double defeat
administered to the Yankees by
the Senators, placed the- Mu.-k-I
men in a tie with the Yankees
I for American league leadership.
It was tbe brilliant pitching
'of Robert "Lefty Grove. lean
; southpaw ace of the Athletics'
hurling saff ana a fumble by
Billy Rogell. Red Sox shortstop,
that started the visitors off on
the right foot. . Grove. Incident
ally, scored his 14th consecutive
triumph and' struck -out 11 Cor
rlgan men.
I'p to the sixth inning of the
'first game. Charlie Ruffing!
tilant Red Sox hurler, and lirovcj
were fighting on almost even j
terms. J
Rutfiug'a undoing come 111 Ihe'
sixth when alter striking out
tlrove, he walked Joe llolcy.
The liaas fouled out to make It
two down. Hut Mlky Coch
rane, a local product, who fol
lowed. Hanged out a finale aud
Mishop chuacd to third.
- Al simmotta then faced Rugg
ing niiil It was at Ibis point that
Rogell thellostott shortstop, be
came ' the Philadelphia hero.
Simmon bit a roller at the Red
Sox luttclder who let it alti
by him. Hy the time Rogell re
covered the . ball. Htshon had
scored with the lone and winn
ing run of the game.
There uever was auy doubt
about the outcome of t lie sec
ond game.
Hill Carrlgau picked Uaniiy
Macfavdeu to do the honors in
Ihe nightcap but the Athletics
hammered him to all comer of
Fenway park, ilrlffln. who re
placed him. held the Athletic
to three safeties In seven inning.
In addition. Oriffiu got three
'bits a double and two singles.
CI IIS TIK l-YIU KMWII
I CHICAGO. Sept. 7. tl'Pl
The Chicago Cubs wenf into a
tie for second place In the N i
Itional league pennant race to-'
day by defeating the Cincinnati
Reds. It to 1. but the league
leading Cardinals maintained
their 4 1 game lead by defeat
ing the Pirates. 6 to 3. . I
! Chicago went on a batting !
rampage and . pounded Lucas aud
Luque for a total of 19 hit to
down the Reds, while Root kept
the Cincinnati bat silent. The
: Reds made only tour hits. Tbe
victory permitted Chicago to go
into a tie with the Giants who
were idle today.
St. Louis buncbed thetr 'six
bits to make them good for six
rune to win from Pittsburgh to
day. Jess Haines allowed the
Piratea seven hits but after the
first inning he had the Pitts
iliurgh batsmen at his mercy.
I Sparky Adams, pirate short
; stop, made his first error In
: S35 consecutive fielding chances
in the eighth Inning, allowing
the Cardiuals to score their sixth
run.
j Philadelphia and tbe Boston
! Braves split a double bill, the
Phillies winning the first 4 to
1 0 but dropping the second 4
. to 3.
j : . .
Belanger Kayo's
1 Mike Arnold
j SAX FRA.VCISCoi' Sept. 7, . ( I"
P) Charley Helanger. light
i heavyweight champion of Can
; ada. knocked out Mike Arnold
iof Denver in the eighth round of
'a scheduled 1U round bout-here
tonight. a
I Belanger puBbed a right hand
against Arnold's jaw in that
frame and the Coloradan crumbl
ed to the canvas. It wa a alow
' bout, the final punch being al
most the only exciting thing.
"Chief" Metoquali. Oklahoma
' heavyweight, knocked out Ted
JerniKan o Oakland in the first
i round of a scheduled six ro4rhd
seml-wlndiip. '
Oakland Wins 'Filipino Takes
In Junior Series Hand Over Whitlow;
COM1SKKY PA UK, ChWuico.
'sop.. 7. tl T. -AHiv.. SUvt 16
tjr old rip tit hamltM,, tit.t.wiut
only flvp hit In (ho fiml xamn
or Hi Amort-mi U'tttotVt. "Junior
world twrfosj" liorv loduy uud
hurU'd intMitm., t'ullf. lo u 4-0
victory over Worconlor, Mans.
1 The victory nhouhl cUuU the
A-hauiptonshtp for lha racUh'
ciMutl U-MUi 11 their Mr plU-hv1.
lldrdt, U ttvrtilahlo or duty lit
8turdy'ii SHine. whll AVor
i eeier neo. "Slim' Ounlnp. u
(d'(tated todty. Two xtorte
Hit tie.-eiuu.ry lo wlu tin lllle.
the third . Rdine to Ih Uyed
here Monday If ueceury.
Silva'n hrtlllutit hurling 4 wuh
too miuh for (he en mem ttmm.
iuly two WorctMiier runner haw
third I;iho dhriiiK Hie lilt ami
only (our r edited the kejitone
sack itafely.
! Hunliiy, hUo hurled fine .ball,
allowing only three hit, all
doublet. In the atx InnitiKS hw
worked. These, however, wrv
bii ft ieien t to Rive On k laud f ou r
run.
I '
; iusko lt t: i:i WKIi.HT
IIOM.YWlHUl. Sed. 7. l'
Vouni Null.uii.Hr.tn. KlHniuo.
took n deelKlon from Alhtn Whit
low of Arlinun In n mIow ten
round bout ho re toitlKht.
NutloiiahHlu took til no uf the
ten round, the flfst Cranio ulotte
cotns to the AiUoua ontHr-
Ituiuo I.iiru and Mumdtuo
Lomelll foiiKht nt rouuda to u
ihuxr. AdrtHii Kltou won a do-
tMloii rVom Kraukte Thoiu l
thetr tur round o.
n the iitilwlndiit Jttekte
Msiudall won five out of alx
r. m ruin to talf the derlttlon (rom
Henny t'uruoll.
Natlonahtlta hnd a hard time
in rearhlua Whitlow, who f IkIid
with anna :rooked over Ihe fnco.
The Klliidno nhowed t'ouMidemble
million In utteiuptliiK to avohl
Whiyow'a elhowa wltU. lla Cimttt.
for rtMiiltft im New flaxi Ada
Air Derby Planes
In Fort Worth
(Continued" I'Yuiu rage One)
lent. KIoum were matle ut Wlch-Ha,-
Kas., Uow laud's homo town,
and, tlklaliouui . t'ily en mute
bine. . ,
lmg Slit'lcll Alieud
Ted lliiuktii. I'onliind. tiro., in
luilng a Waco lJ, who lauded
third at 3:iitl p. in. moitined ihe
losa of his black cat mascot In
Katia City.
"I'm not superxiiiioiiH. hot the
iurraa a iod rniniuinloii." Hun
I kill said.
I title fiver. I.elle C. Miller. I.os
AiiKelt's. tiling a IJlicolu I'tiae.
;wa left IhIiIiiiI ill Kansas Cliy
bcratiNc of minor irmlilo.
ritiiuitlay's lui mill cover ii"i'
1 1 it n but) miles, luoal of which
iwllt be Nivee Die barren 'wed
; 1'ektls plants, where Iowuh and
icilleM are far apart. ,A orceil
'ileiM'eut pmhuhly would iiicuii
elluiliiailoii from lite rttca.
Clasallled advertising la a
uiornlug nawspspar proposlllou
alwava Van Ihe News
Mis. Itiihy Hastings and mm,
who an' visiting In Hilling, Moli
lalia, wlih reluilvv gtiil (rlciida,
hate wrllieti Mi lliiailiig. tell
ing or a Ihrllllng e.perlenni they .
eiicoiiiili'ii'd wlille vliltlng at Cus
ter lliitllelleld III Molilalia.,
While going over Ihe Mill b,)IU"
fields Hie parly ran lulu Ueu
of lallloliaki's. llesillo llln fact
Mrs. Hasilnga Is a Montana girl
anil more or less accustomed tu
ruining in coma,.! with the rat
tlesnake, she writes sou was not
ready to encoiiuior a den of Ilia
dangerous snake.
tor Economical Trontprtmtt0m
OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. K. (IIM
Johnny KUko, rievelutnl
heavyweight, de(vated "Heurrat"
Wright. Hmnha. iu ten rouuda of
(ant fifthtlng hero tonlKht.
Clasairied , advertlaiof . a
moraine new pa per propoaltloo
alwava V Th Kwa
4n
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Night and Morning to krep
ihemCleaa.CleaeanJHcaliliY
V'rite lor Free "lit Co
ot "ILyt bcoury" Btwk
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We are agents for the new KLEANBORE
High-power Rifle Cartridges.
We have a complete stock of Lever and
Bolt action Rifles Winchester, Rem
ington and Savage Rifles.
Canteens Compasses
Red Coats Camp Tables
Red Hats Camp Cots
Field Glasses Stoves
Deer Hunters Shoes
Colman Lamps . Hunting Knives
Hunting Axes
and priced at popular prices.
Klamath Sporting Goods Co.
SPORTSMEN'S OUTFITTERS
117 South Seventh St. Phone 1369
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lS12:i DtMlBtf. Coupe $250
11UJI5 Star Six Coach $493
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1!2G Chevrolet Truck . $400
1927 Chevrolet Coach $475
1H27 Imperial L'aiuleau $650
li27 Chevrolet sedan $575
102(5 Chevrolet Truck $400
1D27 Chevrolet coupe $575
11)2(5 Chevrolet Coach :..$385
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