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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1941)
March 6, 1041 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE THIRTEEN Giants Move Danning to Left Field MIAMI, Murch 0 UP) The buMibull funi who chewed their milln Inst your over tlx efforts of 111 Hunk Urccnbcrg to switch from first bain to kftfleld for tliu Dulroit Tigers can worry over n slmllur unlit this season ly ditcher Hunk Dunning of tlio New York O Until. Tlio surprising decision to novo Dunning Into tlio outfield wns iinnoiinci-d yestorday by MnnnKcr Bill Terry at the same tlniti lie disclosed the husky backstop hud ended his stubborn holdout. Dunning hud burn offored the tun $1.1.000 ho received last ur und hud uaked 18,000. It win believed ho signed for 17 (100 with the promise of a bonus if he iniidu good hi his new as signment. No doubt swayed by the sue- cess with which Crcenberg minuted himself to his new sur foundings a yenr ago, Dunning wan eager today t get started "Catching Is hard on the knees," ho commented. "This ought to add to my life us a player. The shift was the second by New York club this week, fol lowing closo upon Uie Yankees transfer of Joe Gordon from second to first base. sat BUDGE, ALICI MARBLE WIN AT SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO, March 6 ll'l 1)111 Tllden had enough of his old time skill Wednesday night to hike one of three sets from Donald Uudge, lop man among professional tennis play- vers. Uudge won the match 0-3, 8-7, 6 1. Alice Murble, making her first apprarunce in her home town as a professional downed Mary Hiirdwlck. British star, 0-3. 6 1 lludge and Miss Hiirdwlck de feated the Tllden-Marble mlxrtf doubles combination 0-3, 6-2. Oregon Sports Notes By FRED HAMPSON Associated Press Writer L. 11. Gregory of the Oregon Ian brings up ogaln that slightly frayed late -season basketball subject, to wit: Does the trans continental pre season barnstorm .help or hurt the University of XJiegon's team? The records continue to shed llttlo light on the topic. Coach Howard Hobson won a national championship with a team that warmed up on Pullmans from Frisco to Long Island and fin ished behind the eight-ball with another. This year's team, highly re garded at first but relatively un tested as a unit, left most of its punch somewhere along the trail leading up to the conference schedule. That Is If It had the punch In the first place, which is always open to argument. Maybe this year's team would have dona better by breaking In gradually, but who can say? By and large, Hobby's record would seem to bear out the sen slble explanation that a good team rises to the challenge of a long, tough period of seasoning and gets better for It, whereas a Jje.iser team folds, or at least loses ground. At nny rate, this season's re versals have not caused the traveling policy to be aban doncd. Even though the 1041 club finished well down In the standing, it played good enough ball in uotham to get another In vitation to Mndlson Square gar den the fourth In four years. Considerable of a compliment for a team that never threatened ,in its own league. 0 $$M. , ...J" CTSic? N0T A LEG TO STAND 0 N Muscles being what they are, tome of these Brooklyn Dotfcer lets are faltering on the way up tn this view of an exercise drill at the Dodgers training camp In Havana. Note the weary "pins" In center of photo. ' ''HitW.','l"',l air."?'?" I .', pim wia i i.ia.'g'.Mu.ji.n us inn mm n f ! -a,. , f "sA-V; " ' mv. . : ; 'i; iH V Vi ' - ' i Ti-. i .." ; vjf ,:.;y-t, i ... .... .. ..1Tjar T-W:TrTT .'iils.aMfffrtef --,jiWvwai . in.-, sum OF SUN. TH E SEA AND SAIL S Wind billows out the sails as these sun-drenched, six meter, racing boats push toward Hie finish line In Southern California reratU held off Lot Angeles. John Swlgart guided No. 77 (leading) to first place In Its class. Short takes: Ron Gemmel of the Salem Statesman thinks that Salem high school's recent defeat of tho University of Ore gon Freshman quintet was the first loss n John Warren-coached yeorllng team ever took from a prep quintet. Johnny Jensen, Medford ca- Ker wno siartca oriiuaniiy mis reason with the OSC Rooks, had iu imi. utisKciDou Decouse ox ms eyes. Tho flaw Is corrected by glasses, but he can sea clearly only straight ahead no lateral vision. Vic Townsend of Oregon has nn outsldo chance to break Wal ly Palmborg'a individual scoring record of 187 points In the north ern division of tho coach basket ball conference. With two games to go both against Washington at Seattle he has 198 points, he needs 32 to pass the mark of the former Beaver. Bowling Scores At Klamath Recreation Walters' Insurance Victory 128 171 121) Bussman 186 137 113 McMillan 168 145 185 Watters 189 174 137 Strong 203 182 188 Handicap 87 87 87 Molatore's ,,! Booth 171 184 !88 iii-iiii t,vo itiu I,. Turnbull 213 177 160 Bray 151 213 215 Haloy 172 143 195 Handicap 43 43 43 416 4 DO 500 553 261 041 896 810 2656 The Eagle Pastega 170 168 183 530 Wakeman 183 181 181 5 Gardner 180 175 150 505 Bayless 124 175 153 452 Reister 146 180 189 513 Handicap 56 58 58 174 870 037 804 2701 Klamath Lumber and Box Bell 184 166 178 508 Cherry 154 170 163 487 Vehrs 171 217 171 550 Kemp 148 157 203 508 Tuter 201 155 143 501 Handicap 76 76 76 228 814 941 034 2760 Palace Market Wilson 161 201 182 544 Ross 211 237 109 647 Edson 183 177 211 871 Sheets 172 171 172 818 Drlscoll 174 103 180 647 Handicap 27 27 27 81 9281008 071 2003 Southwell Accountants Materia 186 189 180 535 Klenas 185 172 107 534 Backes 130 157 207 503 Southwell 224 183 170 550 Hess 168 243 159 668 Handicap 38 36 35 103 015 061 948 2824 Matt Flnnlgan's MacBoth 179 245 16D 503 Brltt 173 107 164 536 Howard 207 100 103 590 Stout 177 178 104 547 Owens 172 184 232 588 Handicap 41 41 41 123 931 1033 003 2077 rte liOS3 Outitlli all olhen 1ft the Wert becauie ffi-J A6EDV" lP ln Pu,lh'' Z,t ond Flavorl jji BEER 7 imi'tt iitiwiwa eau'im WW'" jftatlpM aaW 523 552 550 570 510 129 053 896 904 2843 J. E. Patterson Paint Potter 175 157 186 518 Stradcr 147 166 100 512 Forrar 173 205 193 571 Mirich 150 101 160 810 Cox 172 166 170 508 Handicap 57 57 57 171 874 942 974 3780 AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE Freightways B. Morris 175 142 174 401 Schantol 146 161 116 423 Sponhclm 152 155 162 469 Hulaas 132 149 147 428 Pastega 180 180 182 842 Handicap 110 110 110 330 Balslger Motor Company Book 126 136 140 402 Bleha 156 206 180 542 Munsell 112 112 163 389 Delury 161 161 157 473 Henry 217 157 166 540 Handicap 151 151 131 453 023 023 053 2709 693 807 801 2683 San Diego's pjilr Leading HotelJ RATES j&fS I" d mr till Trisz" 3ay with katk M. Turner Chevrolet Detroit 153 124 128 403 Calahan 171 133 146 450 Thomas 223 176 389 Ward 94 04 Bartels 157 163 139 459 Brltt 200 114 226 540 Handicap 153 129 129 411 028 888 942 2736 Bend-Portland Truck J. Milne ....168 159 153 482 C. Ambers 147 202 227 576 B. Robblns ...152 152 185 489 J. Clark 162 149 134 443 L. Vehr 226 229 153 608 Handicap 104 104 104 312 959 003 958 2012 COMMERCIAL LEACUE Copco Hoyt 143 176 156 475 Wirr 160 142 148 450 Mosher 130 133 185 458 Quisenberry . 200 165 137 502 Newsom 137 151 147 435 Handicap 93 93 93 279 863 860 876 2599 Refrigeration and Electric Smith 139 137 153 420 Rosser 171 155 156 482 Perkins 147 169 141 457 Wiggins 157 165 160 482 Clark 189 141 133 443 Handicap 113 115 113 343 808 882 858 2638 Webb Kennett Shaffer 152 160 170 R. Muskopf ....107 117 139 Dalmer 124 134 173 D. Muskopf ....164 113 103 Schantal 175 165 140 Handicap 110 110 110 482 363 433 382 489 330 832 799 848 2479 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Strader Wright Mattoon ... Walcott .., Turnbull , Handicap . 174 202 196 102 158 162 161 165 125 197 147 187 199 198 147 .113 113 113 572 422 451 531 544 339 946 083 930 2859 New City Laundry Klger 147 127 109 Dickinson 194 149 179 Martin 190 136 190 Geiger 114 111 153 Crapo . 177 158 161 Handicap 123 123 123 383 522 916 378 496 369 945 804 915 2664 Coca-Cola Bowne 192 139 112 443 Disher 170 112 112 304 McLaren 185 114 153 452 Charon 113 163 120 398 Vehrs 190 168 186 544 Handicap 140 140 140 420 992 836 823 2651 BOOSTER LEAGUE Rellabl Cleaners Miles 102 191 150 Brown - 125 152 171 Davla .. 155 167 164 Brookf ..170 162 157 Handicap 69 69 69 533 448 486 489 207 711 741 711 2163 Lost RWer Dairy Hicks 149 129 143 413 Rica 129 147 101 377 Wlllits 122 125 160 407 Telford 160 166 153 481 Handicap 140 140 140 420 696 703 699 2096 You don't need a million to snjoy rlob, mallow OLD QUAKBr Wblikey . . . or the exeiting west I ITS' AhSla YOU FEEL LIKE A MILLION WHEN YOU ASK FOR (DI5 Quaker "100 A QUART 180 STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 1 1 : THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD aUO AVAIUMI IN IN H NOff COMtlMt llfl, THI Ml QUArtt COMfUOf, UnilKBIIU, UOUU Safeway Mandervlllo ....145 115 178 438 Orlggs 134 183 161 480 Woodard 00 128 111 336 Crane 138 187 102 407 MacBeth 109 168 137 824 Handicap 133 133 133 399 848 894 932 2674 Klamath Machine Jc Locomotive Berglund 143 169 162 474 Westin 156 176 160 482 Ellis .....145 145 90 389 Bobbins 125 172 149 446 Vehrs 156 185 189 530, Handicap 105 105 105 315 830 052 864 2646 Carpenters' Union Schortgen 146 138 133 417 Smith 163 127 175 465 McCornack ....178 150 179 507 Fraley 134 134 169 437 Hamilton 120 156 159 435 Handicap 134 134 134 402 675 839 949 2663 J. C. Penney Company Gregory Ill 160 181 452 Paup 153 139 135 427 Hyde 115 137 153 403 Thomas 135 198 154 505 Bleha 145 157 155 457 Handicap 131 131 131 393 810 920 909 2839 HAVANA UP) Pitcher How ard Mills, whom the Brooklyn Dodgers bought conditionally from the St Louis Browns, will get his first chance to prove himself in an exhibition when the Cleveland Indians attack to morrow. He will share the Brooklyn hurling with Hugh Casey and Whitlow Wyatt. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. UP) The Phillies will carry 10 pitch ers this season, meaning that eight of the group now in camp are tagged for disposal. On the basis of training thus far ob servers gay the best bets to stay are Ike Pearson, Walter (Boom Boom) Beck, Si Johnson, Vlto Tamulis, Frank Rufua Mel ton, Cy Blanon, Tommy Hughes, John Podgajny and Frank Hoerst. On berth still Is wide open. SARASOTA, Fla. Up) Own er Tom Yawkey was due at the Boston Red Sox camp today to help Pitcher Lefty Grove cele brate his 41st birthday. Mana ger Joe Cronln called for nine inning intra - squad game before the festivities got under way, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UP) National League President Ford Frlck watched the St. Louis Cardinals intra-squad game yes terday and inspected their pitching machine. Afterward Manager Billy Southworth des ignated Herschel Lyons, Ernie White and John Grodzicki to pitch in the first exhibition against the New York Yankees tomorrow. PASADENA, Calif. UP) George Dickey, rookie of the Chicago White Sox, has a high estimate of the ability of Broth er Bill of the New York Yan kees. Asked if he would have preferred a spot with the Bomb ers, George replied, "Naw, the competition would be too stiff. I might never get to play." LAKELAND, Fla. UP) Pitch er Fred Hutchinson arrived at the Detroit Tigers camp with good news about his condition and his draft status. "I've kept in shape all win ter. I took a long hiking trip in Alaska in December and have been working to maintain my edge ever since." He also said he had a high draft number and didn't expect to be called before the end of the season. ELSINORE, Calif., March 6 UP) The high school football field was too small for batting practice, so manager Bill (Simon Legree) Sweeney put his Holly wood baseball club through a stiff session of throwing, run ning and setting-up exercise: instead. The sun shone brightly to give the elub Its first good workout. Sweeney said Catch er BUI Brenzel had signed his contract. FULLERTON, Calif., March 9 UP) Big Jim Grllk, catcher who hit .293 last season, has reported for his first workout thla year with the Sacrament baseball club. ONTARIO, Calif., March 6 (JP) The regulars drubbed the Yannlgans 8 to 2 ln an abbre viated practice game at the Los Angeles Baseball club training camp yesterday. Big Gordon Donaldson, sta tioned in left field, batted in a couple of tallies, and Ralph Samhammer, center fielder, smacked a drive 400 feet Into center for a triple. U. 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