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y !f--W... --""sat f 1 J-. Jtr w rx- ' ! ' . r 4 - ft v ' i. ,v V - - ; Hale Golf Opens at Ridgemoor . Largest Gallery In Links History Expected at Tourney By GAYLE TALBOT CHICAGO, June 18 (IP) Golf's biggest wartime show lot under way at the Ridgemoor club today as more than 100 of the nation's top-ranking links men teed off in the .opening round of the 72-hole Hale Amer ica tournament, total proceeds of which will go to service charities. . v For four days the stars will scrap it out, until on Sunday evening one will draw down the winning prize of $1100. The galleries, judging by the num ber who pursued Bob Hope and Bobby Jones around the fair ways yesterday, "should be among the largest ever to wit ness a golf event in this coun try. To. all intents and purposes, it really is the national open championship. Practically all the big players are on hand and playing the regular open route of 72 holes. The winner, though, will not go down in the golf records as an open cham pion. All will go the full distance. The tournament directors, dreaming of a total gate of more than $100,000, did not want any of the gallery attractions elim inated at the end of 36 holes, as is customary in open cham pionships. Front Runners By Tht AnoeUttd PrM American Lugu Butting O o r rt o n, New York, sWrr, UT'ton, .SCP. Bund William, 3obton, 88 ; York, De trolt, 47. noma It uni Willi ami, fioston, 18; York, Detroit, 14. Pitching (Based on il rlwUlonO Bon fcam, New York, P-l; Chandler, New York, n. National Laagut Butting Rrlner, Brooklyn, .355; Me4wlrk, Brooklvn. .853. Runn Ott, New York, 4t; Reiser, Brook iTn. 89. Home Buna Cam IIH, Brooklyn, IQj F. Mo tor ml ck, Cincinnati, ft. Pitching (Hrd on nil rleetxlonn) Wyatt, Brooklyn, 6-1; Starr, Cincinnati, 9 t. 1. T moor, n.n pt. 1 ' 'J V 1 v. 1 1 t -;f M Stimson Says Joe Can't Go But for Army . V WASHINGTON, June 18 m Secretary of War Stimson said today that Heavyweight Cham pion Joe Louis would make no more public appearances, except those strictly for the , armed forces, until he completes his basic military training. : Louis, who is Corporal Joe Louis Barrow in the army, now stationed at Fort Devens, Mass., has been unable to keep up with the army's military training pro gram, the secretary said. "The many public appearances which have been made by Joe Louis," said Stimson, "have made it impossible for him to be accorded the same privileges of training as other soldiers, . and mis is unfair both to him and to the army. Caps Bolster Loop Lead With 3-2 Victory By The Associated Press The Vancouver Caoilanos con. tinued to add to their Western international - Baseball league lead last night with a ninth-inning 3-2 victory over the Salem Senators and incidentally kept the Senators from gaining on me second-place Tacoma Tigers, who lost at Spokane. 7-4. The Caps capitalized on wild pitching by Kenny Clow to bring in an unearned tally and break a 2-all tie in the last half of the ninth when clow walked three men in a row after Bill Wright had tripled. The game was play- hi at Vancouver. , SI Cr,iUJS;;i,,.H!8!: Out for Fifth Vlrall Haynes, th Klamath Pelicans' "wlnnlngest" hurler, will try ior till fifth straight victory thlt weekend when he facta th itrong Dorrlt Lunv berlackt In on of pair on th 'Jack flld. Th locals at schduld to play at 6 o'clock Saturday evening and at 2 p. m Sunday. K doubl victory will qlv them undisputed leadership in the Oregon-California Inter state leagut. Gee-Gees Will Again Run in California LOS ANGELES, June 18 W) Horses will run again in Califor nia starting Aug. 1 after eight racelcss months, but on a small scale compared to the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap and other rich stakes events. The state racing commission has granted John W. Marchbank. operator of Tanforan track near San Francisco, a license to con duct a 45-day meeting at the once- abandoned ' Pleasanton county fair track in Alameda county. Minimum purses will be $500. No mention was made of stakes. Racing will be conducted Wed nesday through Saturday each week through Oct 10. There will be five charity days, for army and navy relief, the USO. Red Cross and California Turf foundation. ,. The commission granted Marchbank permission to end the meeting at any time if it Is not profitable. Gasoline ration ing thus could force a closing. The track will have neither bus nor rail service for fans. SILVERTON BEATEN, 4-2 , EUGENE, June 18 With Oscar Miller pitching effective baseball in the pinches the Eu gene Athletics scored their fifth consecutive victory in the Ore gon State league last night, de feating Silverton, 4-2. wastear r iiaw,-' , Brvv' tj block"."'" ur I S H ...thlswhiskoy -l jLi III- y ) ipv Jtf I V Hranr. niwi. Trm Mtr.H fan! 1 15 (ICh I Pint Jl 0s $020 Quart sm Copr.1941 Lm Hlrom Walker ft fiffiM IfJTPjT &ont Inc ' t nliri mm ' -1 II Adams oareiy misses As Softballers Open Play; Kalpine, KC's Whip Rival Big Lakes Box, Matt Finnigan's Defeated Verne Adams, a star pitcher of the Kulpine Plywood softbnll nine, barely missed a no-hit, no-run content lust night at Rcercu tion park as he hurled his club to a 4-0 decision over the Matt Finnigan aggregation in one of the games of n douulehcudvr which opened the 1942 season for tennis of the Klnmuth Softbnll association. Knights of Colunv bus tripped Big Lakes, 10-3, in the other tilt of the evening. Striking out 13 men In the five-inning game and allowing the opposition not a bnll out of the infield, Adams would hnvo had a no-hit triumph but for a scratch hit that slipped off the end of his fingers, falling behind the Kaipine twirler in the third Inning for an infield single. The Plywooders pounded out seven hits, including a two-run homer by Third Baseman Foster in the third frame, to account for their 4-0 win. The Knights of Columbus con tingent nicked Pitchers Stein and McGee of Big Lakes for 10 safe blows in the first gnme of the evening to hang up an easy 10-3 victory. George Ford and Tim Sullivan divided the mound duties for the winners, allowing the Big Lakes batsmen five hits. Friday night the two leaders, Kalpine and Knights of Colum bus, meet in the first game at Recreation field with Big Lakes and the Finnigan group to clasn in the second tussle. Scores: R. It. K. Knight, of Cotutnbui 10 10 3 Ble Ukn S 5 4 Ford. SulllT.n tad Amrrtlne: Stdn. Mc Gee ,nd Perry. n. H. B. Klpln 4 7 0 Finnigan 0 I 1 Adam, tod llermnsl: nelen And ifttia. . Med ford Ths Grants Pass Nine, 12-4 MEDFORD. June 18 P) Med- ford defeated Grants Pass, 12 to 4, here Wednesday night in an Oregon-California league game. The Craters took top place and broke a tie with Klamath Falls by virtue of the victory. Short score: R. H. E. Grants Pass 4 7 3 Medford 12 18 3 Gehringer and Farthing; Dick inson and Johnson. PRESTIGE FIRST' .WASHINGTON Jose Gomez, j Mexican second baseman ship- j ped to Chattanooga by Washing-' ton, won't report. He Is an im-! portant figure in the winter I league south of the border, says , it will hurt his prestige. I NOW TASTE THE Grand news, Tbn High We've "plussed" your favorite whiskey. We've added an extra birthday to it. We've given it a rich bonus of extra flavor, extra mellowness. Now it's here! The "bonus year" Ten HiGfl-a whis key so "super" in every way that you'll doubt your palate the first time you taste it! Yes, now more than ever, you'll find "double your enjoyment" in the whls key with "no rough edges." TEN HIGH Straight iourbgn Whiskey 86 proof f i J - k Fred Perry Quits Tennis Competition MEXICO CITY, June 18 (T) Fred Perry, world's professional tennis chnmpion and former top flight nmntcur plnycr, announc- jirWi-d today his re-iv.'-;','"tlremcnt from .MfiHc sport Do- S jnUse I Just fc . .Ailcnn't play any X n. .IJmore." (y 'f T h o slender (5, V Englishman who Xfc Ttnnls ' . player of the W4I world when he k vf Njwas winning V.'-X;.: amateur chain- Fred Perry pionshlps. said he was stepping out because of an arm injury suffered In a fall at Madison Square Garden, New York, Inst winter. At the time, the Injury forced him to default to Bobby Riggs, 1941 amateur champion, in the first match of their tour, Perry, who hns been In Mex ico about a month after taking extensive treatments in the hope of nursing tho arm back to its old strength, said he tried to play last week "and I'm no good at all. I can hit a forehand all right but in championship ten nis if you aren't any good in backhand or service, that's just too much of a handicap to give the other fellow." CLOUTER ON COURT NOTRE DAME Capt. Dan Canalo of Notre Dame's unde feated tennis team, won the uni versity 125-pound boxing cham pionship in 1941, " DOUBLE DUTY MILWAUKEE Bill Chandler of Marquette basketball also coaches golf. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save M Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main TEN HIGH fans! 9 V0 - V0 Kewpie Dick Holds Padres In 2nd Spot Suds Hurler Stops Son Diego, 3-1, for Split; Bovos Blank Sacs, 3-0 PAOirlO 0OAIT LBAQUt . W I, IVt. W t. l'fl. P(Tni.nto 4.1 Mt ,(W Snltl. SA ,0 ,4T3 Kan lrit .44 99 .! Ilvllvowd 13 .1" lu Ani'l.l 40 .10 .1111 Knklitml -J'.' 10 ,111 San rran. .114 31 .UU IVrlland -.11 41 ,U0 Wtdnaiav't RNulft San niep 0-1. battle 4.1. Il,.lt.nl 10. Oakland 1. Han anelic T, ! An,.l.a I, Saeramvnlo 0, I'ortlatid 3. By Th Associated Press Dick (Kowplo) Barrett, ace Seattle hurlcr, Is tho Idol of tho Sacramento baseball club today. It was Bnrrott's pitching arm Hint kept tho Sncriunciito club in first place of tho Pnclflc Const lenguo stnntllniis lust night when San Dlcgo threatened to take over the lead. ' Tho Padres and tho Rnlnlors split a doublehcntlcr as Bnrrett limited tho Pntlrcs to a single hit to win the scvcn-innlng night cap, 3 to 1, for the Rulnlers after Snn Diego took tho first game, 3 to 4. Sacramento wound up on the gooso egg end of a 3 to 0 shut out delivered by the Inst-plnce Portland Bonvers. Ad Llska used his submarine ball to hold the Solon stickmcn to three spaced blngles, while his tenmmntes slummed Kemp Wicker for 11 safeties. The Soloiu hold a half game lead over tho Padres, At Los Angeles, the Snn Fran cisco Seals waxed the Angels, 7 to 1, by pouncing Ray Prim, Paul Gcrhmnn and llookio Rnlph Chambers for ten hits. Bob Joyco spaced nine hits to tho Angels. 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The Cnrdlnnls warmed up for today's Important tussle (n twi light nffnlr) by whlto-wnshlng tho Now York Glnnts, 3 0, on the flve-hlt hulling of big Mort Cooper, who pitched no-hll bnll till the acvi'itlli lulling. H wnn the fourth shutout of the season by Cooper and his second over the Giants. The Dodgers showed no qualms ut tho approach of their chal lengers, turning buck the Chi cago Cubs, 51. Klrby Hlghe pitched four-hit bnll for his sixth victory and would have hnd a shutout except for a homer by Rip Rimscll In the second ulaiun. Brooklyn wits held to seven hits by Bill, Lee, but Arky Vnughnn, roturnlng to action af ter an Illness, tripled for two runs mitt Dolph Cninilll hit his tenth home run of tho year fur two more. At Detroit Paul (Dlxzy) Trout, who lint! been beaten five times In a row, hurled a five-hlttcr to hnnd the world chnmpion New York Yankees their first shutout of the season as tho Tigers won, 1-0. 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The Cloveluiul Indians nosiQ) out the Wiuhlngton Sonnlois, M, In a night gumn, with Kon Keltnur driving in tho tying mid winning runs on a seventh ln nlng slnglo with the bases loaded. Tho Cincinnati Reds captured huth ends of a dniihlchentler at UoHton, 42 mid 4-3, the latter game going It Innings. The Hctls were held to six hits by three Dnstnn liui'lnr In tho open er, but bunched them effectively while big Paul Derringer kept the seven ho allowed well spncetl, Tho nightcap was a duel be tween Kay Stsrr and Jim Tobln with a smash ending. The Reds tallied twice In the eleventh on n slnglo by Mnx Marshall, a duuble by Frank MrCormlck anil a single by llert Huns. The l'lttnburgh Pirates bunrea ed their hits for two threeriW Innings to down the Phils, 0 1, In n night game, Read The Classified Page 'JBSS . tk Are I II,. I Lasting Memories of His Loved Ones "HICKOK" SUSPENDERS Class-Elastic Now Patterns Plain Webs $00 0 "HATS" Fur Felts , Spring Shados Now Shapes $295 L. 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