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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1928
Klamath Eleven Mat son Line Agent
(Defeats Alt uras i To Address Meet
I High Team, 19-0: ..,,.....
be the uhjprl
hlHl Hay A. Murray will "peak
lifterlng plenty, of opposition upon at th forum iuurbeon of
tn'tha U'lunmih union hfirh fiMt-lfHA nhnnlu ...ini mui.. nil
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Ktht
Complete Card
Is Announced by
Joe Bickerstaff
BIG LEAGUES
AT A GLANCE
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Ilia fair ground" the Mauon Steamship company, j wlmlup ihe faux roiililii't tail , Ihului li's-Ash. ILu kmun ami
Tii y Mi.
A sreat 'Hn vll bnlnnevil
with Jack Crilly ami NaiU Uov- j Klrwl ttame- It II
muv headline anil Mnnle Clmiumitt 4 9
team, the Altnraa eleven 1 Wednesday noon. September 36.
down to defeat yesterday Mr. Murray, representative of Rottera ami llene O llraily eemi-' lloalon
aftt'rnnon at
flriil, IS O'. . ! will arrive here Wednesday nmrn-1 for a better allow and to climax ' Piilnirli ; Creeurielil
team were approximately j inn from San Francisco, jthli "Tex" has remateheil Hon.;
tli samu weislit. but the Klau-I Plana' outllmtd by tho. Tort-lander and llarriniiion. The l wo S.von.l came
team had the ball mol of land ehamlwr of rummeree for i boys w ho siole the last show t'liu Innuil
ait tei
Hit liroo and kept II In the Al-1 a cruise of the Island will be: at t'o.iuillan and all one hears Hoston
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lurut territory practically the en-' told by Mr. Murray. lis the way these two slngiters I naileries - I'yle. Ileckniuii uud
tint game. The Klamath goal j The trip wll) lie mad ou the'l.ied the mark tor full six (Sukeiorih; t'larkaon. l ooney. Iie
tii tin ikrealMied uuca during ' l,n,,liip "MuUlu" hum Noeui- j rounds, neither Klvlun or..und. lauey aulf Kuohrer.
' ber to November 17. A num-io "lex not busy and pul lheni
! Iwr of aide tripa will be made, jiiulu Iwck aaaln for Septem. I First same It "II K
tier -v 1 1 iiisnurHn i" s
k rritiv l.o n... ,., I kvi. ; I'lilla.lelivhla H
day mornlna for five miles and
I yesterday alieruoon he puniticd
boxed uu. I
in eontest.
name Fast
frse Klamath acore
from Ihroe touchdowns and ouead little si rlmmaiie pru.'tloe nnd
resulted
klr attor a touchdown. The
firW score. came when Koln'rtsnn
euliKht a ,asa from Hedkey. The
Ashland la reported to have
heavy, fast team.
St.trtiua liua-up fur Klamath the Lax and slia.low
latteries (Iriiues and liar
Knaves: .Mllliann. llaocht and
Miller. Ulna and Lenan.
o'.her rwo-iouibdowns were made.hlKh yesterday was;
jthe way he lerfortncd he ..how-
Don Harlan, c: It. Itobustelli. ed (he faus thai he i-i in the ;
re: la!e Trultt. I .: Johu ltesce.pink of r udltlon This flliht j
.r.t.: Kay. Shcard, l.t.; Harold, will tell how good he is and
...... ' lt.,1,.,.-, ...... .. Ilml Cldff.ip.l I '.it I,., U" iV- i:..n.i in li.t .-in I nil.
Kaillf U IBM. will! v.iiij .... iM. " - ' " . ,. ,., J11-ul. ,,.!. Mllll
Illlll.'linU t'rJ " 1 I. -Ul.lV.l.
M lttie plays. Olson currying the
bail over for the aecond touoh
threo or four penultiea beiug
called.
The Klamath line had ureal
holes in it at titnea. and there
wasfumbtinK by both teams.
Neither teum showed real team
work, as It was the first came of
the season for both.
Ashlanil to I'liiy Hen
Second aanni It II K
I'litsburah 5 i
I'hlladelphla I II I
lluttcvlcN Itrume and llems-
V. Itobustelli. ).: Harold Ol- forward
louie ttood
Kext Saturday Sinclair's men 'same.
seu. captain and t.b.; Krauk Hed-' here this wiuier. lie Is very
key. r h.: and Leo Crochet. 1 11. Iconfiili nt that he w ill K, O. Nails
Sulisiituiet wer Mayne Whit-1 before five rounds have (tune hut
ney for I.eo I'rocliet; Virgil Grove; the fans lucky oncuith lo see
for Kedkey: J. Dauitherty for Kl--the last show will think twice
liott: ami at the besiiminc of. before bell inn that he does as
i ne lourtn quarter practically ine'inere ai never Kner nsiir ; nt, aU(
entire second team went Into the ! to slep in the rin than Nails
Kan ami Huvla, Leilan.
t'luh It
St. Louis r
New York K
muterles Mitchell,
anil Wilson; Kliislmmous,
loitan.
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Sherdel
Hull-
will meet Ashland high here.
I.tls were:
Ui.irman.
Iteferee. Fred I Auotlier Itoul AIh-wI
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IChicaao o S
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This will undoubtedly he one of Klock: umpire. Harold Hendrirk-j He is one audience plvaser Urouklyn & 0
the hardest games of the season son. Merrill, coach: head liue-t3nd Val Itearson thinks he has j Batteries Root, Mulono anil
a coming heavywolsht champion j Hartuett: McWeeny and tioorh.
in this boy. "Tex" promises that j
if Nnlls Is miecessful asaiust J AMKHIl'AX l.L.Vdl
frilly, he will try to match him i ,.ut) K ( g
for the local boys, as they have 'man J n. Miniau. Malin.
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with I harles Hetanirer. iit;niKrw yor, :
heavyweisht champion of Can- .nU,a(, . . . I
da. I naileries Johnson.
Another boy wno win ne t-; pipgrna ami llenaounh. follliis
corned here Is Monle Rogers. 1 Thomas and Ber.
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Thomas,
stable mate of Nails,
shifty middleweight.
He la a
fast and
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Detroit ... S 10 '.
llauerles Wulhere, Karnshaw
nnd t'ochrane: Sorrell. v'arroll
FOR SALE CHEAP
50 LOADS DRY WOOD
Piled on Claremont Hotel Lot,
The Claremont Hotel has installed two
i."Blue Flame" Gas-O-Pine burners and
S will not burn wood. - s
rluh R
Washington 6 1
Cleveland .7 o
Hatterles Hadley and
Fcrrell, liaruhart and Myatt.
flub
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St. Louis
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Macfuyden ami
borson: strelm-kl,
llettelicourt.
fut fman
rluh II
hits hard, so when he hooks up Philadelphia
with tternie mirneil a Asniano
; champ. Gene O'Rrady. the funs
will see some fieht.
I In order lo give the very nest -aml Woodall.
this time, a special which should
be a winner, will brina together
Austin Rosaniler and Harrina
ton. Wilbur started training lu
. earnest Friday to et In the best
of condition, as Illckerstaff has
: promised him a better sgot on
I the next card If he puts up the
(same came battle he did at
jChiloquin. The sports of Ash-
land are expected to bo here to
back Burnett a ciiamp.
j Another bout which should
'attract the eyes of the boys wha
contribute to keep the name
going is Cliff Hottlnger and the
pride of Shaw Bertram's. Pat
McFadden. The two foucht
four touKh rounds to a draw.
iThia (Irne fjtt say he will force
'Cflft 'all tli way and has con
fidence of stowing him away.
Pat is said to be a 10-8 favorite
already.
The opener brings
two fast featherweights,
Wright, the game little Indian
from the reservation, and Jimmy
i Boyd, the pride of Klamath
! Falls. Jimmy is a clever fighter.
I has had about 2a bouts and has
'never taken the count
1 meets a tartar In Wright who is
jdeelared to be a boy with a
sleep punch ill either nanu
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Giants Trounce
Cards, Who Now
; Have Game Lead
HERE IT IS!
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The Truck Designed for Rural Hauling
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trucks that will fit everybody's needs. 'But here is a truck
that has been designed, developed and perfected for one single
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The International Six-Speed Special fills a lonR-apparent need. It In built for
hard going where there are no roadu and bas plenty of 8peed for quick trips to
market and bark apain. It will go out and do the field haulins, follow the harvester-thresher,
take a load of stock out of the barn lot, and be equally efficient
and also peedy on the highway.
The Six-Speed Special provides an entirely new type of truck for country work.
Its Fpecial characteristics are due to the two-speed rear axle, of a new but thor
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Sept. 22. (VP) Carl Hultbell. a
raw-boned rookie from Toxas,
together Icame back to the pitihinK box at
Harold the Polo Crouuds this afternoon
to finish tho job he begun on
ThurKday. of hurling the New
York Giants clone up on the hefll
of the faltering St. Louis Cardi
nals, tholr opponents In today's
but hetRarne and in the stretch drive
for the National Leugue flag-
So well did the yountrstor, wao
has been up with the Giants only
a matter of weekH, do hit job
CI i and so obligingly did the Cardi- i
l nals kick away another hall
game, that New York triumphed
, by the score of 9 to 5 and the
two clubs are separated by the
margin of a single game,
j K.Tor Allowed Homer
j Relieving fat Freddie Fitzsim
mons with the bases loaded with
eager red birds In the fifth in
j uing, young Hubbell yielded two
i runs and then shut down, upon
j the league leaders like a steel
I trap. After that Inning not a
(Cardinal player got past second
1 base, while the Giants came from
j behind to win.
A costly mixplay by Taylor
Douthit In the seventh inning al
lowed Freddie Llndntrom to drive
; in the winning run and circlo the
banes himself on what should
have been nothing more than a
single.
Cardinals to Blame
! A totally superfluous homer by
(Andy Cohen In tho ensuing in
ning would have won for the 01
ants in any event, so the Card
inals have only themselves to
blame for the fact that they must
journey over tho river to Brook
lyn tomorrow leading their rlvalt
, for the pennant by just one
game.
i Aged Clarence Mitchell, one of
the doc-lining race 'of spltbal!
pitchers, who wag revived by the
Cardinals just as hp was about
i to follow the bison into obscur
i Ity, stopped to stop the onrtiHhing
: Giants .but was just as unsuc
cesHful; and little Willie Sherdel.
i who, like Huhhell, was recalled
, after but a single day of rest,
was even less successful.
605 South Sixth Street,
Phone 9
NOTH'K TO CONTKAfTOIlS
I Wanted lo let about 10,000
yards clarified excavation on the
Freemont highway. For further
, part Inula Hee T. IJ. CraiR, Sum
mer Lake, Oregon. 22-3t
! Take your phyalclan'n preBcrlp
Itlonn to the Pelican Drue Co.,
I 712 Main street (next dnor to the
Pine Tree theater). They tine
jonly the highest grade drug: all
i preHcription are compounded by
skilled pharmaclats of years of
ninnrlMip. Bn1 thai nrlpa. a ro
TTKIE ANSWEE
To the HiQh Cost of Living Is
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In reply to the demand for lower rentals, lower
taxes and something to take the place of the
"rent receipts," we are now placing on the'
market the most unusual offering for the Work
ing Man that has ever been introduced in
Klamath County. Hriefly, the plan is to provide
you with
A Home Already Built
and one or more acres of the finest soil, just off
'the State Highway and within 10 minutes' drive
from the city, for a small payment down, and the
balance in easy monthly installments. Const rue-
tion has already started on these homes.
Come in and make your choice now, w hile some
of the best tracts are available, or tear out and
mail the slip below, and we will have one of our
representatives call on you.
Slater Investment Co.
1 15 South 7th St.
SLATER INVESTMENT CO.
115 S. Seventh St.,
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Klamath Falli, Ore.
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Gentlemen:
I am interested in a home in "Piedmont Heights". Kindly ,
furnish me with complete details on how I can own one of these
homes for less than rent.
; Name .
Street
Phone Number
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Phone 688
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