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I'Canzoneri-Drops tVn. r Ck c .Crilly, Gorman
II Featherweight's j I uIlIVcCo Fight Lazy Draw,
viunii iu inruuci lll.. W --. I-., www mwuio tmuuiiivHTUOiliniunilli: i.omhin. k.i.i a; A si
-- ,' VI III ill XI II' - yotirol.l cniian. "Uulc- Tweet."
I mapisd.v mji AKK i . it hk. . ja t-rnty noaaicn kiiockoui . ti n. . Kvercti, inaniiuor tor I, tin, mvcl cabaret lm here
I hp lli'iiil KuglM, chiiiiiploti liaw Tlu hint bus u voice ( siiriiils-
hnll team of in,. Willamette Vul- 'liirliy awl voliiin l fit it
ley Icamie. waa In town ve.wr- ''"'' I'" ' " rrlni-i In per-
tluy imikliia airniiirciuouia (or n ''' " ""'
Itnuie lu liv uliiy.-a In kliintuth vumiwiili'd ly two oticorlliias.
'alia, October at the fair ' "
Krotiurls. with llio Portland Hon- . your rrlgt.talra rail . H
When they lay hero Ortoher
lilli. II will he ihu first llmu a
raclflc Coast league busehutl
I cam hna nlayvU In Klumath
county. Kvcrvlt slated vhut-
(New York. Sept. 2K tl'l'l Tuny:
'raniunerl of Brooklyn was
'punched rUhi mil front under j
: the fontherwelKht crown tonlaht '
by gallant little Andre Hnutls of.
. 'rauee, i
i The i:-noiiinl chaniilonlil
was carried off by the French-'
.man as th result of a two-tlUHl
body attack and a rurloua flnlili
which had the Itnltan badly 1 1 ml.
at the final itonit.
Xo Vole ItUst-nts i
Forcing th fipthtta front the)
.opening bell, despite a chance;
blow which carried him from his '
feet In the firm round. Koutis
earned the decision at the end)
of 15 fast rounds and there-was.
not a dissenting voice raised
anient the 10.000 spectatoni who
American
,
Pennant
Cardinal
'In the fifth round went wild last
main when be fought Nulla llor
tnun len routida in the main
ivveitl of it fart can) alaacd at
Veterau't hall, ( rllly tun u a
poor fiKltl and nn bouquets rouhl
be tossed In tlttruiun. uHllnilith
the lutter worktxl hcllei' Hum did
the lad (rout Sun Francisco, h'nch
'round
Ju close Ituo ll la. ukiwctuU
A..n. e n
il I ailC 1U lilIIIC n.,,1 Kronen will fill Ihe but for
Between Portland yln
JJfflNIL,
YOUR
mr iyi r.i pi,
Nlht and Morning to ktP
thrintl.un.eltliituid Healthy
Will Vr "V ''"
or iy Ikduiy "",
Msils. Cw. Dtsl. II . .. t r.Uili M . CMiHa
JvK-lf
Get Double Blow.'
Practically and only a bulf-doaen sound
"l L M , i i B . I punchea ware delivered In Ihe
V.uncn a l I O n I entire Ihuii by either fiddler.
League flag V3iantS while m decision a uiaw.;,u-y that Ills leant holds auod
lioniinu nun a nine nie nesi 01 ( cnunca to win, as this will be
thvir aeettnd sittue naitlnst Ihe
I'orllaud aluaaers. The llr.
(ante wns played at Mend. Sep
tember I lib. and culminated lu
a score of 4 to 1 In favor of the
Heavers.
Ilend has played i3 jliunea
this season and lost only eight
NEW YORK, Seit. 2.
(IT) The New York Ytm-
Ihe event.
O'tirndv. Miirpliv Itcally I iulit
The spectacular filtbt or Ihe
eTpinK waa between tlene
tl'tiraity of Ashland and "Oyna-
...I..'. ... 1 U I..H
. atuoua tne to.ooo spectators who . . , . . . ,u ""'i"" " - "
attended Ihe first cham,.lonhl. koes tola-v won th''" S1Nth I'"' " H-Huuch
match of ih. In.l.x.r un i HcnilHnt in elirht. VeilfS. and Murpw. tor n naa one maret-
The Krenchmau who thus e- thpiy third in A TOW "u" ,"",u- ,nl" " puI m W,"K '" of ihe ii.
qulrea the title ouce held by his , t 'j... ... 0',ir''" " ,h '"" round. A ! ,n,wlnit card lur KUin-
fellow eouutrvman. Kusene ( rl- "ofl'tin ,hl ut oiu ncd and down went O Orady. ,all. w, ,.,., mhrr wllo
qui. won nine of llio fifteen Petioit. 11 to 6. the Yim- but he did not .ty down. I'altiK pi,,.,, wtln , K,lnh ,
ms acen nun.i. tne "'''; yenra ao. Iwfore lie slBiied wllh
HKiiiiT rvsieu tor a lew counts
flinched the Ameri
can leiiirue pennant and won ami then proceeded lo pummel
Hut he could not knock him. f ir
the Astoria lad took O'tlrady's
Yankee Safe lirka on after another and still
Kven should the Yankee lorn ,iyetl on his fwt. The decision
their two remaining games and wa xVeu D'Crudy. which was
rounds, the other six going to kecs
t anioneri on clean cut hitting
anrt .rfm.rlr. ...in .. .... I...
at long range their 100th victory of the lwr e.'unch Murphy ut win
Tony Suvtil Keoill llloua Reason.
Koutis' style of attack was to
I get in cKse and pepper away
'with both hands at the title
I ........ . ,1Jt lu.m. r.uo.e lne Alhleilcs win their two. New eorrect. In this clutp there
Krba fre.iuently saved Tony Yrk WllllM , h,ir txmr ,nl,hlll , frV(rli t
i from punishment by prying the The ,,,tug. in ihnt n (, , ,!. fine type liiy and
event, would be: he fights mistily well. It will
Team V I. I'ct be remembered Ihut he Is the lad
New York 100 &4 .49 who put one of the San Francis-
Philadelphia r' 6(' o boys out In Hie first round
Itecause one of th Athlellca' her iu Kluniath some time nao.
('anioneri began to show signs oi games with Ih Huston Ited Kni Aiislin lluuinda. another Ash-
was dropped from the achednl land-bred fighter, showed that
when no open date was found In the town of Normal acbuols aud
which lo play It off. Philadelphia fht water also produces mighty
cannot tie the Yankees by any gutd men. In hla fight with
combination uf events. Wilbur Harrington It went
Th American leactie atnndtm mighty good and had Harrington
fifteenth when both fighters .n.r i,,.i ,v' mm, rotLiw? nil but out. Austin is a fighter
opened with all they hud and the Team W I. Pet to watth. for again Ivl 11 he
; Fteuchmau proved able to punch w York loo &S .US, kiuwn that h possess- the
i faster and harder than the ltnl- Philadelphia... 97 St , Ashland punch.
Ian. ... I'anlinnU Vllm-h Title WrUlit KujVn llotri
Koutis Is expected to pocket' Th St. l.ouia t'nrdlnala virtu- Hottlnger and Pal Mc-
the title and sail to France for ally clinched the National league Vaibleu fought a few rounds, and
display, benefitting by the less n pennant by defeating th Boston ' fought. Tnllk th mam
of Cin.iui. who too gallantly as- itruves In a lTi-iniilng game at oy,'tl. there wer wallona e
saved to defend ihe championship Huston, n in S whll th New ; changed rapidly and each took
wirhln a few weeks of having York llianta lost tu tho fhlcago h'" PU"'"hn1ent Ilk a man. II
won it. und waa stopped by f t the Polo flrounda. 7 to 0. ' ,,raw- . . .
Johnny Dundee. I Two m behind, th ( ard-i. Uru,d WrIi,.V ,h" k"k""' '
I Koutis won the second, fifth. 'hula, llio best the titanls can do 'n,""n, "" "'. "
i sixtn. seventh, eighth, nliilh. i. .u-tnr ih. n..n.,, k. .in.in. " "
. . ........ ... , ... " ... ....I
tentn. thirteenth and fifteenth their two. remaining game and
rounds, ( anioneri taking the rest, t'nrda losing their two.
nut tne rrenenmans margin was The National league standing
such that not even a partisan after today a game follows:
I crowd Which inclntled mini tin I. I f ti ..
I.n.im.ri...... j .. .k., . . .... ' . ... Kverv seat was taken and the
the Philadelphia Aihleths. I.yle
will play center field next week.
The Kugles' pitcher, t'hlnky t o
vert, la said to be a fast twlrlir
who holds his opponent down
Klamath's Newest Bargain Center
EARTH'S
Variety and Dollar Store
1015 Main St.
Shop with us Saturday and every
day.
little fellows apurt.
('anioneri. who had trouble
making the featherweight limit
j of 121! pounds, was badly tired
jut the finish.
distress ha,,t iha .tvulrtR -...l
although he staged a rally whl.h
, won him the fourteenth and bat
tered Koutia about the ring.
IVccl.l.-d In I Ifiocntl.
The battle was decided in the
Jimmy Hoyd to sleep and won
the applause of Ih crowd.
It has Ihwii a long time since
KLimuth turned nnl so large a
crowd to witness it fight curd
i finish.
ih 'St. I.ouis ...
New York
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CITY BRIEFS
rrowd waa in Rood humur. J''
Uhft-lg eo(..ru,l a nA I taw tavrxal k
Ginnta (irt Houbh HIoh ' ,', ... ln.
The Cardinals can clinch Ih ; orkeiI h;iri,'r lhan anjr , ,,,
National leugue flag Suturdny by . (lleri)
defeating the Braves, or should..,. promotor Blckeraiaff hid lhal
they lose o the Braves, a defeat m.n. ,hl,. -Ill not wear off lust
f'hnrles H.-ill .111. i.n.lnr frnm l(r lhe would give the -i.i.. -,h,. he saw the multitude
Ifno and rnrrv ennntlea ! trsn. i Dennant ,0 ,no Blrda. hungry to aome good scraps.
sacting business In Klamath I Any cnanc ,h fiianls may u, wa, ,he busiest man on the
Falls for several days and l have h,", 10 for or wln ,ho Job " flitted thither and yon
registered at the Wlllard championship wa, dealt a donbl looking nfler dctalla.
blow today. John Mcfiraw's baud ,
Roy Orem. well known buslneat!0' "'' not only were beaten
man of the city, baa returned 00 ,tn b" l,e,d' h.ut ,her
here after a lengthy business "otner nmer no nant.a mem
j vi.it In Salem. Oregon. Orem has ,h,e ,or ' '' John
been t.kln. ere of business at decision . upholding
Salem for the paat six weeks.
"WHIRLWIND"
(Continued from Png Foar)
rmplre Klema verdict over the, "Oh. 1 suppose to," Mubet con-
fHartnett-Hees collision in lho curred dnblpualy.
s. o ,. first game of Thursday's double, "Angel!" approved Sybil.
and
, . , header lurnen Drtagiy to Jacg.
grantea . o.vorce trorn Lawrence eiiteM Heydler ruled that "I'll help Mabel pk." ah. told
M Perry on grounds of cruel I him.. -and If you'll como to take
and inhuman treatment. The case AiA u. to the. boat after you make
was heard In circuit court be-. "ww..n '.tmPl ,h. ..-n h- mi
acore tne tying run ana tne game ',, "
stands as a defeat for the Giants, ready "
fore Judge A. L. Leavltt.
Mand M. McConnaughey yester-1 Jank" i"mp K,"
dav riled .,it in th- office f ' r," Yankee, comeback dnr
the rirfc r ,h. .ir.i, enei''nK September nfler they had
When Jack had gone she lurn
d helplvraly. lo hide tho tears
me ciera oi tne circuit conn., . ' - ,h.t ..,.. i,r .-nrchlne lins
against Joe Walter McConnaniehv I sloughed off a 13Vi game lead 'bat stung her s orcliing lips.
Xg 'ng desert on MCtonnaUKhy- during July and August and al- F-tntblln, In Ih. depths of a big
alleging qeseruon. , lowed phlad(;nhla Allp(l(. beaded bag. she found a hand
In iust the amount of time It 10 overtake them September 8 is krhlef, ml pressing It lo her
in just the amount of time It , .reml.llng lips, began to bite Us;
of Z r" nlrt ZaL r '- '" .ory. " -r -w. II became la,.;
?lld and RHWey Burgess both" I The Yankees arose from the.. t"l little rag. Her bravado
JrVr.i.SM-"-'?1'; "" manner" "' "'"
peared before Justice W. I. n,. . ,om. . an rfi I ''nh xiTh " Ih' iiinnii
guinea tueir lean ftunttny, hep- -
temher 9. by beating the Alhleilcs " 'a" Hl'ch v'"y- defeated.
( nine wnisper. "un, my near
The ., ..nr.. i,,... i on my near wnatover snail t no:
American lengue standings dnr- '. To "," ontlnuel)
lug July and August took Ihe
heart nut of the Athletics and (Ryhn """" for homP- Anrl'
then they were crushed when the n,"x' HaP-r. an urilookc-d for.
the Yankees beat them three Possibility confronts her.
Barnes after getting a license to
Diarrv from tho eruirifv e.erlr tt
was hut a (ew minutes more until ' lwl''? be,,,re Sii'"0 fa""
thfry left th? court lmunf,
and wh.
K. SiiKQrman, of the K. SuKar
miin Hitw. left Friday mornlnt;
for I'orrlund and Sciitilf whrn
ho will tipfMut the rorniriK week r-: straiKht
nurlntc holiday niTchanrfl.-if for
Ihe lo.al Morn. In Seattle .Mr.
.SiiKiirinan will meet representa
tive!; of several eastern house
Coins: west with a came and it ,
3
C.tltl OP TIIA.NKH
half lead, the badly crippled w wish to thank nil our ninny
Yankee brill club overcame all 'if'"1' wh" "l"'w,c,, 'n''""
,....., , during our recent lierenvemcnt In
obsia. les to ndd another pennant .. ,,.,- , ,.- t,.,si.n,t
Mis. Sttgarman and daughter, "' l,ose w,,n 1,1 1!'-M 1Jii- and luther. and Tor nil the beau-
Kreda. aeeompanied Mr. Sugar-,'0-" tlfill floral offerings. Also we
man as far as I'urtl.nd where1 Many On Sick I.IM .wish to thank the many members
tin y will viH't with reltl'ves and Thn Vankecs staggered home of the Klks. Moose and Masonic
friends 'with the worst wrecked ball club lodges for all their consideration
in rre. nl l.lslnrv M.,..r fn nl,r SOrrOW.
,.r ... in .7 i.i.i.. . Signed:
Mrs. rnas Rentier and
Children.
Mr. and Mr:i. Uex. Konner,
Mr. Max Renner.'
J. L. I'etniska. Malin man "f 'be 132i pitching staf.'. is nt
win fhul hiiiiMlt in tin- Iteid , home In Oklahoma with a.
last Saturday In a suicide at- ' re arm. Herb I'cnnoi k. the
tempt ccntir.ues to linitrfive. ac-! "outlipaw wizard lias been out ,
cording to word received from "f game for weeks with ncu-
Meillord where be is in one of rilifl lTl bift shoulder nnd arm.
the vultev liosiiiliil.t If.. I0..1 ll.'ihe Itlllb has been tllavina on ' ' Wf
shown amazing stamina. More " badly wren-hed knee. .Murk rBn Ihnnks for the beautlfiil
than MK-lmir hour nfier Hip Koenlg lias nn injured rhoulder "oral . tterings aun Kinnnns. ami
bullet ripped ihrDttgh his head d has remained in. the game ,"y'n,'nl,'J j""0",,"" 0,lr
tl, 0), on his sheer nerve. Karl Combs ! ' tH .;N(;kl, 'nnd FAMILY. '
AUK Or' TM.WKH
'Wish lo express our sin-
n ho re
on his sheer nerve. Marl Comlis !
is out of the game with a
' s.r:iliu d wrist. Joe Dugan has
aii-lt'
from the jaw
he was taken to the li.nniu
Artf.r he was tuken t. the lios-
pital his life was despaired of. been nut of the lineup for weeks all tlmu only to falter when II
lie wus found by u truck driver because of III health mid injuries, ncared Ihe end of the rainbow,
un Ihe MeAndrews run. I. He had I The (Hants had the heart nnd must wait until next year to seek
written a short note stuting 1 1 hn Alhleilcs didn't. So Connie Philadelphia's first American
ho wanted to die. Heforu leav-! Mack's young bull club , 'which , lenguo. ueiintttit since the tall Inn
ing Malln ho waa omplr.yed as fought Its way to' the top In one tlclun brot up, Ills 100,000 In
' lorr. pt tho groatc.t pennant drive. oMield Iq 19H,'r ,,
V IDn-loTiP.
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