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on July 21, 1939 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE mm FIRST-PLACE TIE DUE FOR HOT ASSAULT THIS SUNDAY NORTHERN fALU'OIINIA LKAUl'K HTANIM.MiH W. L. Pet. .771 .7711 .687 .667 .33:1 .33) .3.13 .111 'Klamath Falls Redding .All. Shasta .McCloud , Yreka Weed Hona ..iiiimmulr 'Wit 7 Sunday'! mti: ' Yreka at Weed. Klnninili Knlln at Redding. Dunmiiulr al Hill. - McClnud at Ml. Hhimlu. Sunday, July 23, will soo plenty Tot baseball action In tho Norlh--n California league aa ilia cir cuit bwIuks Into I ho tenth round of lis fnurlcen'ftuiitti schedule. fining given r.muio t 1 1 1 1 ii at art (I ho two Kiiinm between tho "bit .Jour" of III" U'ltiiuo, both gamea Making on crucial aspects luae "much a present ties will be broken and new ones formed. Tlio i.M I. Hhaata Alhlellc dub, after "climbing stmnllly from second division during the laal few .weeks, will tangle with tho alrong cCloud Logsore at Ml. Shasta. J'heo two cluba nro all lied up In -third place and a hot old conning "la experted wllh a rocord crowu. 1, Tho Klamath Kalla lied Hx In wade I ho liiinlliiK grounds of tho :'danorou Redding Tlgora. Tho itTlgera will bo coming back on tho vobound before Ihnlr homo fana ;fter loalng at lilll Inal Hundny Mind will h dahllug to retain tlio "league leadership which Ihey havo SiohpmcI all season. Six straight vlelorlee have aent Mho Hod Hoi right up to tho top Jnf tho league In a hot tie with ..tedding and local fana bellevo fiiindey'e conteat will bo a real "Jinseball classic. J. Clydo Carlatrom, tho lad wllh 1 ho crooked ball, haa won aovon 'gamea and loat ono 10 far In .league competition. Manager tihlpman of tho lied Box will aoud "Clyde back to tho mound Hunday tin quest of an eighth vlclory .which would put Iho Oregonlant 111 alona on top of Iho pile, flabby" Fryer will receive Carl- Mtrom's alanla behind Iho plato aa saunl. " How much effect Iho heat In Jt milling will have on Iho Klum- aih Kalla team romnlna to he aeon Jut tho Klamath boya are al a dla- SALKM, July 21 W) A re alignment of tho alato into 11 soft ball districts, giving Portland three entries In Iho atalo aoftball 'tournament of two, was announced today by Hurry Collins, alato presi dent. Tho number of districts remains tho same, but the realignment was made necessary by a 35 per cent Inoreaao In tho number of aoftball leaguea. Tho atuto tournament will ba held here August 21 to 26. i Following la tho district re Aallgnment, with each district hav ing a tournament entry: , Districts 1, 2 and 8 Portland. District 4 Clatsop and Colum bia countlea. District 5 Washington county. District 6 Clackamaa county, I tHj iuL4 vl itij&HX Age Is a "measuring slick" llLJ la MjLtA , of quality that'e why WISS(r Jr I ' """A OmW WhUkry la pre- Jaycees Beat SP Batsmen; Errors Take Heavy Toll Klamath Aces To Stage Hill Climb Sunday Spills, thrllla and rough riding aro promised by the Klamath Acea Motorcycle club at a hill climb achoduled for Hunday. Thuru will bo llii'eo ovenla wllh about 25 limcblnea taking purl. A hat will bo paused and all money taken In will bo divided Into three equal parta for first prliea In tho evenla which aro aeparnled according to alio of th inachlnee. , The rout to the hill will be marked by algna on Old Fort road. advantago right from the atari duo to lleddlng'a trnmendoua bent. Inasmuch aa I'arlslrom w.nrka hla beet on hot daya, Iho two lesma will gu Into thg tmlllo on fairly oven terms. Cliff McLean, who alarred for tho rtvd Hoi agalnat McCloud laat Hunday, will again bu In tho line up and playing hla flrat corneal In tho clnaay Iteddlng park. Mc Lean baa added slugging power to the Oregon club and In addi tion la an all around player. Little Marahal Kyestone Jumped 10 the lop oj Klamath'a balling Hut after lent week'a game, over taking the aliigglng Wuliin, who haa realod at the lop for many weeka. Individual balling avoragea aro aa followa: AH , 37 . 36 , 4 SO , 27 . 19 . 33 , 37 36 , 37 . 1 II 111 IK 2 10 9 6 10 11 II I 0 Pet. .114 .500 .500 .333 .333 .31 .313 .297 .257 .216 .000 Kyealono .... Qiilnn ......... McLean Carlatrom ... Lloyd Kurkland .... Fryer , Hernndou .... Iliirshharger Wheeler Shlpman ..... Team 314 104 .331 A number of fnna nnd plnyera plan lo Journey to Ituddlng on Kaiurilay with Iho larger pit r I of (bo euuad traveling down on Bun duy morning. All ihoso leaving Hundny are requested lo be at Molalore'a by 7:30 a. m., whero transportation will bo provided. A Inrgn number of fane plan to mnko tho trip for tho Hundny game. Portioned Into Ball Areas and Multnoniuli county eicept Portland and Bonneville. District 7 Tillamook Ynmhlll countlea. District 8 Polk county, and and Marlon county eicept Bnlom. Districts and 10 Salem. District 11 Lincoln, Benton nnd Linn countlea. District 12 Lano, Douglas and Coos counties. District 13 Jackson, Jose phine. Klamath, Curry and Lake .counties. District 14 Hood River, Was co, Sherman, Wheelor, Jefferaon, Gilliam, Deschutes and Crook countlea, and Bonneville. . Districts IS and 18 Hakor, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Grant, Malheur, Harney and Morrow counties. Twenty-sli orrora marred a doubloheader aoftball program at Cook field Thursday night aa Jun ior Chamber of Commerce defeat od Southern Pacific, 13-6, In tho opening tilt and the Klks over whelmed Veterans of Foreign wara In tho nightcap, 26-S. The Jayceea, playing without the services of their alar center fielder, Hud Dockory, touched pitcher Murray of Iho Railroad nlno for 12 hits, which with aoven HP mlacuea, enabled tho winners to score In ovary Inning. Tho loss for the Trainman waa their tenth straight. Not alnco the opening game agalnat VFW when they won, 5-2, haa Southern Pacific emerged from a league encounter with victory. Fred Whittlesey, with tbroo hits In four attempts, led the service club men to their fourth win In ten starts. Jim Buach, Joe Lemon and Jako Stahl contrib uted two hlta apiece to tha Jay ceo total. Southern Pacific gar nered four of Ita runa In the sec ond and added single tallies In tbe fourth and seventh frames. Tho infield of the losing Rail roaders went aky high during tho fray, erring In practically every Inning. Seven fielding mistake wore chalked agalnat tbe SP lo ner defenao. Tho Klks landed bard on tha laat-placo VFW contingent In tha second contest of the nlgbl with a 3 1 -hit attack that netted runa In every Inning except the fifth. Eight runners croaaed tho plato In tho sixth, seven In the flrat and alx In the fourth aa the lodgciuen enjoyed three big scoring epi sodes. VFW players tumbled tba ball with great frequency, and during a. few Innlnga It seemed that they never would retire tho Klks on three outa. 11 waa the largest total of tho year for tho victors, and marked the tenth conaecutlvo defeat for tho Veterans. Center Holder McCandllaa collected three of tho losers' nine safe blows. Hlg Lakea and Lowcll'a were slated to clash In Friday's open ing tussle al Cook field wllh (Iruut Northern and Knights of Colurobua muting In tba. second game. Thursday'! acores: R. H. K. JCC ....13 13 6 Southern Pacific 6 11 7 Uuach and Shirk; Murray and Miner. R. H. K. Klks ....2S 21 4 VFW 3 9 Nelaon knd Smith, Murray; Sweet and Fife, Lowlher. Grants Pass Man Wins Trapsnoot Class A Crown SALEM. July 21 (P) S. C. Mendenball of Granta Paaa won the clasa A event In tbe ninth Grand Pacific International trap shoot tournament yesterday but had to break 50 straight birds In a shoot-off to do It. He tied with Ernest Caratena Sr., Camlno, Calif., at 198 In the competition proper, breaking 178 straight In tho longest run of tho day. G. P. Stone, Modesto, Calif., won the B title with 191 In the competition proper, breaking 178 atralght In the longest run of tho day. G. P. Stone, Modesto, Calif., won tho B title with 196; W. J. Stone, Sacramento, waa second with 194. Claaa C honors went to W. H. Wolf, Salem, with 191; Mlaa Helen Odell, Modeato, won the claaa O title with 174; Earl E. Troch, Portland, tho profes sional title with 196. . Among scores posted In the 200-blrd, 16-yard class cham pionship: Claaa A 8. O. Mendenball, Grants Pass, Ore., 198; Roy Glass, Eugene, Ore., 194; J. B. Troeh, Eugene, 192; Bernard A, Griffin, Corvallls, 190. Clasa B Ed Lamport, Med ford, 187; Henry Crolaaant, Grants Pass, 186; John Camp, Corvallls, Ore., 177; Fred Peters, Eugene, 176; T. J. Allen. Corvallls, 162. Class C Q. A. McKay, Pendle ton, 169. Junior Golfers Reach Finals in Trio of Events PORTLAND, July 21 (TP) A boy from Longvlew, a girl from La Grande and four young Port lnnders were finalists today In the three divisions of the Oregon Jun ior golf tournament, Madeline Spaeth, La Grande, beat Lois Daniols, Portland, 7 and 5, In tho semi-final of the girls' tournament and met Sissy Green, Portland, medalist and defending champ, who walloped Mary Sut ton of Eugene, t and 7. Jaok Shuler,., Portland, boys' 1938 ohamp who Is after the Jun ior title now, reached the finals by beating Elnar Allen, Portland, 8 and 1. Ray Weaton, Portland, put out Dick Mater, The Dalles, medalist, 4 and 8. Dick Parker, Portland, and Don Voatch, LoiiRVlew, co-medallst, both won easily In the boya' tour nament, . . TROUT, OTIS CLIIIGMAII TO MEET: COIN FLIP SLATED Perhaps because lie clamored hardest for the chance to meet a boy who seems to have ring appeal among grapplers. Toots Estes will meet scowling Bob Kenaaton In tha main event of next week's armory card. Katea waa only one of three eli gible matmen who pestered Pro moter Mack Llllard for an oppor tunity to take on the big ex-Gold Hill muscle mangier. But the de cision finally went to Toots over Otis Cllngman and Sailor Dick Trout, all of whom have demanded a chance to square oft agalnat tbe formidable ex-world Junior heavy weight tltleholder. With Estes getting the nod, fani will be assured of a match tbe outcome of which would be bard to predict. Kstea will be out weighed nearly 20 pounds by tho gigantic marine but aays he will depend on speed and endurance to wear tbe former world champ down. After tho match laat week In which Kenaiton gave Dick Trout a severe beating with his danger ous uold Hill "swivel" and his even more devastating Gold Hill "crab" hold, fana were split on the opinion aa to whether or not the swivel hold Is legal. Some con lend that Kenaston's huge hands and forearms are applied In a choke when ho uses the neck twister, while others contend that tbe pressure Is all on the chin and perfectly legitimate. Four stellar performers have been signed for the remaining two bouts of the evening's pro gram; In fact thoy are so accus tomed to headlining the card that Pfomoler Llllard will tosa a coin to determine which pair takes the mat In the curtain-raiser. , Otis Cllngman has been signed to meet Sailor Dlok Trout In a matcb which pita two men of tbe aame wrestling calibre. In tbe other seml-wlndup. Bobby Wagner will be billed against Bulldog Jackson. The latter bout will give the cagey easterner a cbanco to prove the fans' contention that he la one of the cleverest, wrestler! to ap pear boro In a long time. Equal In weight to the venerable Yukon wrlat-twlater, Wagner should bo ablo lo give tho Portland wrestler a busy evening.. . ., Albany Meets Sllverton In . Baseball Final SILVERTON, July 21 UP Glenn Elliott struck out 15 men and held Hills Creek to six bits last night as Albany battled Its way into the final of the state semi-pro baseball tournament by beating the Creekmen,' 8-2. . Albany will meet the Sllverton Red Sox In the first final game Saturday. Because Sllverton is undefeated whereas Albany haa lost one game, the Albany club must win twice to get the cham pionship. Albany won-the game In the fifth when five runa were scored. Two walks, three alnglea and Mc clain's double, coupled with Ora vec's theft of home did the damage. DISCOUNT! G-3 All-weather Tires Ten Days Only July 10 to M LOOK AT THESE SALE PRICES 4.40x21 4.80x21.. 4.78x19 5.00x19.. 5.28x17 5.50x17.. 7" 9- Other Sizes Accordingly BALSIGER MOTOR CO. . i Buy on Our Easy Pay Plan Fight Results By The Associated Press BOXING SIOUX CITY, la. Maurice Strickland, 204, New Zealand, knocked out Bruno Dooley, 220, Gary, Ind. (3). FORT WAYNE, Ind. Floyd Glbbona, 202, Detroit, atopped Tony Martin, 193, Chicago (1). BALTIMORE Loula (Kid) Cocoa. 147, New Haven, Conn., outpointed Steve Mamakos, 1521, Washington, D. C. '10). NEW YORK Iy Jannaxto, 14(, New York, outpointed An dre Jesaerun, 149, New York (10). CHICAGO SOX GRAB 15 OUT OF 19 GAMES By the Associated Press Wonder whst kind of super ethyl gas Jimmy Dykes is using In that White Sox machine of hla? The Cblcagoans, In case you've been busy watching the Yankees, have won 15 of their last 19 games, have rleen from the depths of fifth place to a challenging posi tion In what la left of tbe Amer ican league race, and are just three and one-half gamea back of tbe runner-up Boston Red Sox. Until two days ago the Sox hadn't been ablo to shut out an opponent but now they are boast ing about a pair of whitewashing Jobs. The second consecutive one came yesterday and the Red Sox were the victims by a 4-0 score as Thornton Lee turned in a nine hit Job that was backed up by four neatly executed double playa. Tbe Yankeea are at it again. The champions took No. 8 In a row from the St. Louis Browns by 2-1 yesterday in a game that waa not quite as close as It sounds. Red Rufilng'a four-bit pitching, for his 13th win of the year, was more impressive than the tact tbe Yanka got 13 bits and threatened to bust loose any minute. Bobby Estalella helped Wash ington to an 8-7 victory and a aweep ot tbe aeries over tbe De troit Tigers when he banged a home-run-in the eighth with a mate aboard. Four-base blows by Hsnk Greenberg, Earl Avertll and Roy Cullenbine couldn't match. In effectiveness, tbe Estalella round trlpper. . ., In the other American league tussle, Mel Harder of Cleveland had to pitch himself out of a lot of trouble before he came up with a 3-2 decision over the stubborn Philadelphia Athletics. Tbe National league had only two gamea to offer but both were Important In the general scheme of things. The Pittsburgh . Pirates, not feeling a bit sorry tor the bat tered Giants, Jumped from sixth to fourth place by virtue of their 8-4 victory over the taped-np Ter riers. That shoved the New York ora down to fifth place. Just a game and a half out of seventh. Elble Fletcher of the Pirates homered In the seventh with two on base. The defeat was the New Yorkers' sixth straight, their long est losing stresk of the campaign. The Boston Bees offered an un beatable combination In atopplng the Cuba again, this time 2-1. 5.25x18 5.50x18.. 6.00x16.. 903 10 75 12' 6.50x16 SUDS CLIIIG TO LEAD WITH 12-IIIIIIIIG Will OVER OAKLAND By the. Aoclied Vrctm A crowd of 18,750 paying cus tomers, a record In Seattle base ball history, watched their home town Ralnlers cling to a game and a half lead In the Pacific Coast league race by nosing out Oak land In tbe twelfth inning last night. The Ralnlers beat tbe sixth place Oaks, 3 to 2, as Catcher Gllly Campbell cracked a line drive Into right field to score Shortstop Alan Strange In the third extra, frame. The big feature at the Seattle park was Al Schacht, the major league comedian, and thousands were turned away before game time. ' San Francisco's Seals, mean time, climbed back into their usual third-place bertb by beating San Diego, 7 to 3, at San Fran cisco, as Sacramento was drop ping a 4 to 2 decision to Los An geles at the Angels' park. Win Ballou, the Seals' veteran curve-baU artist, kept tbe Padres under control throughout, giving up only seven hits. It was the first start for Ballou this season. He la ordinarily used In a relief capacity only. Back on the mound after a three-week layoff because of in Jury, Julio Bonettl, the league's leading pitcher, twirled his 13th victory against two defeats as the Angels stopped the , rampant Solons. At Portland, Manager Bill Sweeney won a ball game for his last-place Beavers, singling with two out In the ninth, to score Ed die Wilson with tbe run that gave them an 8 to 7 win over Holly wood. . Yesterday's scores:. ' R H. E Oakland . ....2 10 0 Seattle 3 13 3 Bithorn and Conroy; Walker and Campbell. R ' H Ei Hollywood . : .. 7 ' 10 0 Portland . 8 14 3 Blltner, Fleming (6).' Moncrlef (7) and Brenzel; Gabler, Radon- Its (6), Hllcher.qi and.Fer- ' , . R.' H. , E. Sacramento . 2 , 10 1 Los Angeles 4 8 0 Seats and Grllk; Bonettl and R. Collins. ' ' . R. ' H. E. San Diego ....'... 3 ' 7 0 San Francisco ,.'-' 7 13 t 0 Craghead, Olson (.6) and Starr; Ballou and Sprinx. WOMEN'S FINAL PORTLAND, July 21 (AP) Mrs. Blanch Herblg, Eugene, beat Mrs. Victor Hesse, Portland, 2 up, and Mrs. Walter Nagel, Port land, beat Mrs. Dick Grubbs, Portland, 1 up, to reach the fi nals of the State Women's Golf association championship yester day. Since 1S6S III faW S,irfAPllfT Q I t I tfOV,r'S FlNE?i PRICE- 1 Baseball s By The Associated Preaa AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York 61 23 .728 Boston . 48 30 .615 Chicago 47 36 .566 Cleveland . 42 89 .519 Detroit l.41 42 .494 Washington 35 51 .407 Philadelphia 31 SO .383 St. Louis 24 68 .293 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. .628 .626 .512 .506 .506 .600 .488 .324 Cincinnati -.48 29 St. Louis 41 37 Chicago 43 41 New York . 41 40 Pittsburgh 39 38 Brooklyn . ....38 38 Boaton ..... . 39 41 Philadelphia ..........24 50 COAST LEAGUE W. L. -.67 46 .6S 47 Pet .598 .584 .606 .600 .477 .469 .437 .426 Seattle . Los Angelea ...... San Francisco ... Sacramento San Diego Oakland Hollywood Portland ...56 63 ....62 63 ....4 64 53 57 60 63 46 61 Hutchinson To Rejoin Detroit DETROIT, July 21 UP) Walter O. Briggs Jr., vice president of the Detroit Baseball company, an nounced today Freddie Hutchin son had been recalled by the De troit Tigers and would report next Monday. DETROIT, July 21 UP) Fred die Hutchinson will be recalled by the Detroit Tigers from the Toledo American association club where he now is doing mound duty, when the Tigers return from their forthcoming eastern tour, the Detroit Free Press said today. Hutchinson was with the Mad Hens In Minneapolis today but could not be reached for a state ment as to whether he had been notified to pack his bags. The Tigers purchased Hutchin son from the Seattle Pacific Coast league club at the end of last sea son and after a brief Introduction to major league baseball he was farmed out to Toledo to regain his control. He won' nine and loat eight while playing with the tail end American association team. The Free Press story said Hutchinson would be used as a starting pitcher upon his return to the Tigers. - Perrln Winner Of Reames Cup Howard Perrln defeated Paul Noel for the ' President's cup at Reames Golf and Country club In final matches this week. Perrln won, t and t. The Reames caddies will leave Monday for Medford to play an inter-club match. Coos Douglas i Fishing Better PORTLAND. Julr M im Com and Douglas counties wore the fa vored lands In Oregon for fisher men this weekend,' according ta tne game commissions weeklr prospectus. Angling was fair throughout tho state. - LINN Fishing good la most streams; fair catches made la San- nam and Calapooys rivers, limit takes In Quaruvllle fork of Ma tlam on salmon eggs. Clear, Par Ish and Daly lakes all excellent. CURRY - Salmon trolling om Rogue Improving slightly, trout fishing fair. Trout biting welt ia other streams with tha Chetco ravorlte. Steelhead not yet tak ing files. DOUGLAS Diamond lake yielding limit catches oa flashers and worms as well as flies. Steel head fly fishing reaching Its sum mer peak on North Umpqua, South Umpqna low and poor. Fish and Bnckeye lakes yielding excel lent catches. JACKSON Bait fishing la ape per Rogue and tributaries - very good. A few salmon and steel head taking spinners. Small trout and occasional steelhead taking files near Grants Pass. KLAMATH Crescent lake fair. Miller lake poor. Stream trout taking file well. BAKER Fishing good in all sections, with Eagle creek and West Eagle lakes fielding excel lent catches. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING Arnovlch, PhIIa delphla, .378; Bonura, New York, .339 J HOME RUNS Miss. St.- Louis, 18; Camilli. Brooklyn, Ott, New York, and McCormlck, Cincinnati, 15. , - , PITCHING Dean, Chicago, 4-1, Derringer, Cincinnati, 12-6. AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING DIMaggio, NSW York, .410; Foxx. Boaton. .816. RUNS Foxx, Boaton, 74; Cra mer, Boaton 73. ' . HOME RUNS Greenberg, De troit, 18: Foxx, Boston IT. - P I T C H I N Ch-Donald, New York. 11-0; Sundra, New York, 6-0. ISarge: Did yon shave this morning, Smith? Smith: Yes, sir. . ISarge: Well, aext - time stand closer to the raaor. NOW! 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