THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
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Tune 10, 19.38
Ferguson Pitches
TIGEHS BLANK
RAILWAY IF
WeyerhneiiHor Scores 11-0
Victory Over Kes
terson Club.
1 With Ferguson twirling In t ho
ry manimr which linn pined hi in
among tho crvain ot Kliiinnili H(l
' bull laagu pllchsra for I ho pull
i srral ii(ini, what wss expeol-
d to b cloio haul hnlwoi'ii
: Komrion and Wnynrhiioiisur fur
th Isagua lailortiliIi and possibly
j far th Isagu poiiimiit Thursday
, night dvlopd Into a ram or
' tbt Wyrhausrs. Final acorc
: wal 11-0.
Later In lha aranlng Lowell's
i Tliara dupllc-iiird tha whitewash
i faat at tha eiponio of Huntherii
! I'aolflc, winning lu-o.
All rarguaou did to tho Kostor
j aoo playara waa to lat them down
i without a ainall of a hit. Kor tha
i flrat four Innlnaa tha losrra ps
i radad to tha plum In groups ut
' threa anil daparti'd In iho sumo
manner.
i In tha f If Hi Korguson allowed
I ona of hla Ihroo bonus on bulla,
and au arror placod a second Kes
laraon plnycr on buss, but ovnn an
y only four saw actlun during th
aaaalon, aa Crapo. who had walki-d
to alart tha Inning, waa nipped ulf
aaeond by a throw from Weyor
baauaar Calcbar Dorrab to Second
Baseman Handatroui.
In th alilh fsrguson rsuinil
tha l-X-3 performance, nnd In tint
final parlod laauad two muni walks
but Interspersed the pauses with
putouta ao that no K'traunlnu
got lurthar than second.
Maanwhlls with Rhortmnp II.
Darrah awlnglng a big hnt In th
tun of a homo run, triple mid two
doubles In four times nt ihn pluto,
Wrrhaeuser collected two runa
In tha flrat and threa In each of
tha third, fourth and fifth. That,
of couraa, waa mora than enough.
Ramoa, Lowell's nmumtsman.
missed duplicating Ferguson's
faat by the nwtrgln of nuo scant
alngla In th flrat Inning. Olhor
wla b acquitted hlmaelf even
mora favorably, atrlklng out four
I. P. playara and nllowlng only
two baaea on balla.
Ramoa recelvud hearty support
from hla ton in mules, who went
through th aevan Innings without
tumble and presented him with
all tha btta necessary to success.
Molatore, left fielder, wielded the
hearlest atlck, hla double In the
aacond acorlng tha Tlgcra' flrat
run and hla homer In the fifth cul
minating flra-run onslaught.
Walka and errora, unaaalated by
Kentucky
Straight
Bourbon
Whiskey
4aSy so's'soi! 1
SHARPENING UP
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Nlnetcen-yenr-old Frank Ko
vncs, Cnlifornln state champion
who hull from Onkland, home
town of Don lludgc, pick! up a
low one with a ncnt backhand
aa he prrparra for hla Invnalon
of enilrrn tnurnnment piny,
Kovaca la ronildered one of th
more promising younger playera
In the country, nnd definite
Dsvls Cup mnlcrlnl next year.
a alngla hit, produced Lowall'e
final foursom of tallies In the
sixth.
The serond week of the soft
ball season waa to wind up Friday
night, with Knlghta of Columbus
and Great Northern battling to
get out ot tha cellar In the opener
and Big l-akea tackling Bike In
the second number.
Scores:
R. H. E.
Kosteraon 0 0 1
Weyerhaouser 11 11 1
Meyer and Olaon; Ferguson
and J. Derrnh.
R. H. E.
Southern Pacific- 0 14
Lowells 10 I 0
Murphy and Miner; Ramoa and
Fryer.
Stavely, Alberta. Canada, baa
a law requiring all rata to wear
bells. Tho town constable de
stroys any cat caught without
one.
SWttiatt
whiskey is
40 months old
PINTS ....$1.15
QUARTS... 2.20
This double-mellowed
Kentucky Whiskey is
indeed the General
of its class . . .
BOTTLED BY
A. LYON, LOS ANGELES. CAL
WHIFF ENDS IN
E
Freltaa Registers Sole
Tally of Game After
Striking Out.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jun 10 (VP)
Pitcher Tony Freltaa struck out
and won hull gam for th Sac
ramento Bolons to glv them a
four gam lead In th Pacific
Coaat baaeball league today.
Ily virtu of Freltaa ability to
score a run after ho had officially
atruck out, the Senators defeated
th dimming Hollywood Stars,
1 to 0.
Hollywood' Tost tanned Frel
tas, but th third strike slipped
out of Catcher Chick Outen'a
hands, and Freltaa waa oft to th
racea. He heat the peg to tlrat
by a atap. Thon Utility Oulfleldor
BUI Jam.a smaabad a double,
aendlng Freltaa to third from
where he scored on a sacrifice out
field fly by Buster Adams.
By acorlng the only run of the
guino and funning nine of tho op
position, Freltaa won hla tenth
gaino of the aeaaon and tied hefty
Manuel Salvo of th Ban Diego
I'adrea for strikeout leaderahlp of
tha league. Each baa 70 to hla
credit.
After It waa all over th offi
cial scorer credited Tost with a
strikeout, Freltaa with a run and
Outen with an error.
In another Coast league game
yesterday a four run uprising in
the third Inning waa enough to
glvo the Portland Heavers a 6 to 3
win over th second place San
Franclaco Seals.
I.oa Angelea acored five runs In
the ninth Inning to overcome a
four-run Seattle lead and win,
g to 7. Doing Into th eighth
Inning th Angela held a I to 2
lead.
San Diego mad It three
atraigbt over th. aubmerged Oak
land Acorns when It clubbed three
pltchors for IS hits. Including a
homer by Sponcor Ilarrla, to win,
14 to 1. Jim Cbaplln, on of the
Padrea top pitchers, fanned nine
and let th Oaka down with alz
hits.
FISHING
TIPS
By Ced Heigho
TO say that fishing la good,
that there are mor than
plenty of placea to go where
the chances of a full creel are
excellent and that weather and
road conditions are almost per
fect la really an understatement
of fact. There la so much good
fishing, and there are ao many
places to go that any attempt
to nam and tloscrlbe them all
would necessarily reault In a
vary Incomplete Hat, and ao we
will only make mention ot
those lake and streams which
seem to be of the moat Interest
to the most people.
Rosa Flnley, manager of
Odell lodge, says that fishing on
ODELL LAKE baa been good.
The Dolly Varden are atlll hit
ting large plugs aa well as bait
ed trolls, while experienced
anglers are having no trouble
In taking limits ot rainbow and
allvarsld on either troll or fly.
It la atlll a little early for
the best fishing on DAVIS
LAKE, which la located only a
tew mllea from Odell, but Fln
ley think that few mor
warm days will cause a great
Improvement.
GOLD LAKE, which Is locat
in
Two Newcomers Face Rough
Pair in Opening Bouts Here
Two newcomers and two al
ready established grapplers, both
blrda of truculent nature, will
round out next week' "carnival
ot champions" In the armory ring,
It waa diaclosed Friday when
Mack Llllard, promoter, announc
ed the pairing tor preliminary
bouts aupportlng th Dud Chlck
"Secret" and Clara Mortensen
Marln Marlines features.
The evening will get off to an
anticipated flying atart with
Floyd Brltt of Loray, Kas., as
sailing Tony Morelll of New Jer
sey, and vice-versa.
Brltt, In several weeks of ac
tivity here, has established him
self aa a pretty ornery cuss. He
lost out last Tuesday when Bobby
Chick dumped him on hla head on
th concrete outside the ring a
very effective form ot punish
ment but tho rest of his oppon
ents have folded like the prover
bial accordion under the Influ
ence ot his hdmmerlocks, arm
breakers, toeholds, strangles and
other assorted parlor tricks.
Mr. Morelll, however, Is said to
bo the kind of a guy who jtiBt
dotes on that stuff. He's rough
not dirty, you understand Just
rough and tough nnd plenty of
thnt.
At 190 pounds he will nearly
match Brltt In weight, and al
though thla Is his first trip to
Oregon, ho'g established quite a
No -Hitter
ed about two mile off the Wil
lamette highway and quite close
to Odell lake, baa been fair or
hotter than fair fishing. A two
mile hike la necessary to reach
th lake.
Here la good news for the
aalmon fisherman. Th follow
ing wlr received from Rainbow
(llbson, proprietor of Weasku
Inn at Savugo rapids on the
HOUL'K RIVKH la aelf-oxplwia-tory.
"ANOTHKIl RUN OF
CHINOOK SALMON CA.MK IN
TODAY AT BAVAOB KAI'IDS
ON TUB ROOUE ItlVBH. ONLY
SIX BOATS FISHINO, HUT
THKY TOOK U SALMON.
HALF OF TUB FISH TAKKN
WKRK JACK SALMON FROM
SIX to 10 POUNDS KACII.
THE RIVER IS STILL Hltill,
WHICH IS GOOD FOR SAL
MON, BUT TOO HIUH FOR
TROUT EXCEPT ON BAIT."
This Is salmon fishing such as
w have not hoard of this year.
In fact 16 salmon In six boats
la really something any year.
PAULINA and EAST LAKES
are, according to all reports,
holding up well. Tho method
of fishing whether It be still
fishing with night crawlers for
bait, trolling with baited trolls,
wobblera or pluga or fly fishing
In the late afternoon and even
ing, seems to make very little
difference. Each method seems
to be accounting for Its share of
the fish taken.
ELK LAKE haa been furnish
ing fine fishing ever alnce the
road waa opened, and It la Just
as good now aa It baa been, or
possibly vn better. Tandem
aplnnera on the order of the Doc
Shelton baited with night crawl
era aeem to be the best lure.
The bass and crapple fisher
men bav been having wonder
ful luck on OERBEP. RESER
VOIR. Th base are taking
varloua plugs, while the smaller
pan fish are atrlklng well on
files and small spinners.
Fishing at Rocky Point, on
upper KLAMATH LAKE, while
possibly not quite so fast as on
some of the other lakes, la good
enough to furnish plenty of
thrill. The fish show very lit
tle preference In pluga and
wobblera.
Oood atream fishing Includes
WOOD RIVER. SPRING
CHEEK, SOUTH FORK OF
SPRAGUB RIVER, KLAMATH
RIVER, the BIO DESCHUTES
In the vicinity of Benham falla
and many othera. Bait and
spinners are getting the best re
sults on WOOD RIVER.
SPRING CREEK and the
via math RIVER call for
either files or aplnnera. Bait
seems to be the only means of
taking fish from the SOUTH
FORK OF THE SPRAGUE and
the best results have been ob
tained on files on the DES
CHUTES RIVER.
All-Star Nine
Includes Six
From Oregon
MOSCOW. Ida., June 10 (JF)
Four Oregon State college base
ball playera and two from the
University of Oregon were seiecien
by Forrest Twogood, Unlveralty
of Idaho coach, on his all-atar
northern division team yesterday.
Twogood selected as pitchers
Louis McCollum, Washington
State; Bob Hardy, Oregon, and
Earl McKlnney, Oregon State.
Hla Infield aelectlona were
Kramer, Idaho, flrat; Emerson,
Waahlngton State, second; Qulnn,
Orornn. third? Mnvers. OrPeon
State, ahortstop, and Price. Idaho,
oatcber.
Th outfield: Orar, Oregon
State; Plummer, Waahlngton;
Ronnev. Oreeon State, and Carl
son, Washington State, utility.
reputation In th Los Angelea
area sine his arrival from hla na
tive strand, wreatltng In main
events and such.
After Mr. Brltt has swept up
th carpet with Mr. Morelll or
vice-versa, as the case may be
socking Sookeye Jack McDonald
from Seattle will launch hostili
ties against Cy Fox, newcomer
No. i.
Little need bs said ot Sockeye
Jack's qualification. He has long
alnce been well established as
a bludgeoner ol note, and it takes
a hardy campaigner to stand up
In the face of his uncultured ring
manners.
Fox hopes to achieve that very
feat, if not by matching McDon
ald transgression for transgres
sion, at least by ottt-smnrtlng,
out-wrestling and out-speeding
the lusty logger.
Fox halls from Fort Worth,
Tex., and Is said to be typical ot
the product of that fertile breeding-ground
of grapplers. He's
blond, short nnd heavyset, weighs
about 190, Is a capable wrestler
and extremely scientific, He Is
coming here direct from the great
plains area without even ao much
as a atopover In California.
Seats lor Tuesday's matches
went on sale Thursday, and Lll
lard said there was a heavy enrly
demand.
Agency Scores
Landslide Win
Over Mill Nine
Klamath Agency clubbed throe
Algorna pitchers for a 21 to 6 vic
tory on the Chlloquln high school
athletic field last Sunday after
noon bofore a fair aized crowd.
Agency clouted out 21 clean
hits to Its opponents' nine.
The Agency pitchers had won
derful aupport In the field and
pulled out ot many bad holes.
Lloyd Asplnwall led the attack
with five aafe hits out of five offi
cial times at bat, and he scored
five runs himself besides driving
In five other runs. This puts
Agency In a tie with Dorrls for
the league lead without a defeat
so far.
Box score and summary;
Klamath Agency
AU H
R
L. Asplnwall, cf ....
Woody Joe, 2 b ....
Kd Case, rt
F. Motchman, 3b..
V. Slerxbach, c-ss..
O. Goodard, ss-c...
J. Johnson, lb
D. Franklin, If ......
Joe Wolflnbarger
40 21 21
Errors, Woody Joe, Case, Motch
muu, Goodard; three-base bit,
Anplnwall; two-base bits, Aspln
wall 2, Case 2, Stcrzbach 1, Good
ard 1, Franklin 1; atruck out by
Wolflnbarger 6, walka 3, hit bats
man 1.
Algonia
AB 11 R E
Ambers, 2b ............ 12 2 2
Fuller, ss 2 0 0 2
Perdue, It 10 0 1
Walker, lb 4 10 1
Thexton, 3b-p 4 2 11
Lenaers, p ...... 4 111
Snider, cf . 3 10 1
Brown, rf .. 2 0 0 0
Moore, rf .... .. 2 0 0 0
Honry, c-p .... 4 2 11
32 5 10
Errors, Ambers, Fuller 2, Per
due, Walker, Thexton, Lenaers,
Snider, Henry 1; two-base hlta.
Ambers and Lenaers; struck out
by Lenaera 3; struck out by Full
er 2.
Girls' Softball
League Opens
Monday Night
The Klamath Women's Softball
league, with four teams already
entered and the possibility of
others In prospect, will open Its
season on Cook field In Mills ad
dition Monday night at 6:30.
One "twilight" game will be
played every Monday throughout
the season.
Any girl wishing to loin a team
or any team wishing to enter the
league was asked to get In touch
with Mrs. Olenn Jones, phone
1297-M.
Diz Shelved
Indefinitely
CHICAGO. June 10 (AP)
The 3186,000 right arm of DIsty
Dean, of no use to the Chicago
Cubs since May 3, Is to he rested
again, this time Indefinitely.
Charlie Grimm, manager of
the Cubs, announced today that
Dean, who haa been gradually
conditioning his arm now for
five weeks, will not pitch In any
ot the games during the Cubs'
home stay, which concludes on
Sunday.
Dean, after warming up for
relief pitching duty, reported to
Grimm that his arm waa tired
and ached.
"All we can do," said Grimm,
Is give him more rest. I can't
say bow long that will be. It
will be up to Dirty."
So when Dean will no ready
to pitch again is problematical.
Baseball
Thursday's Results
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
R. H. E.
Portland .. 6 10 1
San Francisco 8 12 1
Llska and Dickey; Shores, Bal-
lou and Sprint.
Mght Game
R. H. E.
Hollywood .................. 0 4 1
Sacramento . 1 t 2
Tost and Outen; Freltaa and
Grube.
R. H. E.
Seattle 7 18 S
Los Angeles 8 9 2
Serventl, Beck, Turpln and
Splndel; Salveson, Bush and Col
lins. R. H. B.
Oakland 1(2
San Diego 14 15 0
Van Fleet, Llndell, Pyle and
Conroy, Rntmondl; Chaplin and
Hogan.
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