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Klamath s Pelicans Hang Pair Giving Out the Canvas edford, 14-2, IO-2,Take Soot in Ore -Gal Loop OnM ! op . v , ,, -A Sports M''1 Briefs r Kuan fulUrlon. Jr. NI'.W YOI1K, June 20 (A') 'J'v.iH;:ht Imsi-hnll Isn't popular vn' pluyi'". It inny b uno answer to I li e eiui-sllon cv'k tha rluli owner yfc"V-y urn linking .-. . A'l -i;! " ""'y c,n con" IiTt'iTi1 Tbk It""" t" draw So,fld-.i tliu kind of W.IdiwA crowds they've i'ft'-ihiJs cciitly. U will .JV, iiinki up fur a moA&Mkm i f weekday lifli-niooiis when tlii-y luivo to include tln usher to make thu crowd bl(l riiouith to count . . , The bl(! iirijimn'nl pri'i-edltiu Hie AptH Ovcilin ncrnp lit Nor folk the other nlKlit cnni'crnrd whether Fred or Ken was faster svhen thry wcro hnpplnif hells In hotfls lit Sim Fniticlsco imd Dwiilur, Hi., respectively . , . p.ihliy roller Is nliili'd for sen .V- rluht iiflnr llii! service A!vSlar game In Cleveland. HAnniNGTON RAI3INO ADVENTURE llnijo Harrington, old tlmo hockey tir who clinches the IJostim Olympics, win driving through Huston when the recent aid-raid lest was held ... A feminine, warden halted lilii car and while they waited for the "nil clear" Khe remarked: "1 have n whole oven full of cakes and this raid had to happen. I don't know what I'll do." . . . ItlnliiK Kiillantly to tint occasion, llutso replied: "l.iidy. give me that arm bund and you run homo and save those cuke." . . , And that how they man i:ed It. SERVICE DEPT. First edition of "The Word," newspaper of Ihe New N. C. maiini) training iicr. forwarded by 2nd I. lent. Sieve Stiivers, ealures a mili tary track a nd field meet. Events Included a (10-ynrd dash with flxd bayonets, obstacle course race, li a n d grenade throwing for distance and ac curacy and, appropriately, a tug o. war. t t TODAY'S GUEST STAR Charles I'. Ward, IJelrolt Free Press: "The master minds of the prize fight Industry got Jack Ueiupsey Into on unsavory mess during tho last war and tho niaster minds of tho prize fight Industry may get Joe Lotus Into a mess in this war if somebody doesn't prevail upon them to cense, and desist le. their iniislor-mlndlna. lot! 6, CLEANING THE CUFF Jesse Owens, now n recrea tion specialist In the division of defense health and welfare of tho federal security agency, con fines his sprinting to occasional exhibitions, but keeps In shape by playing golf, tennis and basketball . . . "C.ol dern that golf;" says Jessee, "I love to play but I Just can't do any good," , . , Suggestion from (ieorgo derrick of the Sim Dingo, Cnllf., Tribune - Sun: Make Jimmy Dykes pay n fine of $1110 a game nnd let him beef at the umps as much as hej wants to, fcaeoinci Slashes Chunk Out of AfjFicouver Lead Tho Asocl(d Pros i Hi Tapomii Tleitr wlincU 3 antther cluinlt nut of the f 4 hrtq by Die Vancouver f Hnnoli In Western Interna1. league baseball yeslerdav double viclnry over Ihe Hrnators lo finish tho afl 1 only; four percentage pof i hint tho Idln Cups. ' y... Vile Tigers, who rcliiipiwi., 'litVleiiKun lead tn the Vnncouvi'rn' "Htid several weeks ago lifter n dlvjulious road trip, this week '"Oct the wenk, bollom-place Spokt.no Indluns while tho Caps "'dtle with Salem. Veslirdny'H find gamn lit Tn. canin wv,s a light pitching duel eolween H..,,n's non Smith and -"OoMio'.-ii Dei iiolmes nnd A J Ym- SmKli held the Tiger hit- Hir mil nit tin nnd eonen. or six .ivhllo his males tn!- "Tonee In'ihn f,.in-ii. tOUTH tltfUD, Ind. Frank lhi,ly) 'tMwH, Jr., Slanford, n';:ecl nnllonvl Intercolleglntc criiv,, by Irlnutdng Manuel Dc t ,1'Te, Noitl(y,.e:dcru) 0 nnd ' lnl-holo flmilV DicEdnson, lieher Routed in Two Tiffs Larson Pounds Six for Ton in Pacing Locals; Dorris Splits With Grants Pass OmilOMDALIf OIIHI A IISOU W I. IVl W I. I'rt Kliln. rll t I .7M llr.itli ...a t .v Mnlfnrit ,1 I Ml (Inilti I II .0-1 By BOB GLENNON lilusllnu gut ;i.1 lilt Including eight double nnd a triple while 1'ltcher Vlrg llaynes ond Ken Benham were holding the opposition In in scattered blows, posted a double victory, 14-2 a nil In a weekend series at Recreation of the OreHoii-C'allfornla baseball the Craters who rested atop the circuit until yesterday. Kvery Klnmnlh batsman except Right Fielder Leo Soran garnered lit least one hit In each of the two tussles with seven regulars, Manager F.rnlo DLshop, Furl llainplon, Hud Larson, Vlrg droit. Ill Hal I!'1 rlstfW C III- , fi-nVi field, Paul C no and Uii Uixon, ail nil' leiilug their bal ling averages at the expense of Hurler Joe Dickinson n n d Dutch Llebrr of the Craters. Young B ii d Larson, youth ful Pelican Dav Dixon shortstop who lead off the local batting order, pounded out six safeties In 10 plate appearances to lead tho Klamath attack. Close behind . him were Out fielder Paul Crnpo nnd Third Hascman Vlrg Gross who had five hits apiece for the two con tests. Bishop, Hampton, Gross and Dixon each managed lo get four hlngles. Mound exploits of Joe Dickin son, ace Mcdford pitcher, fnlled lo bother lllshops crew In llic Saturday night frnciis. Four of the first flvo Pelicans hit safely and the other walked to open a rally that netted four markers In tlie Initial stanza. Two more runs crossed" the plale In Ihe third frame for the Incal semi. pros, and In the four Innlngs the Pelicans really pour ed it on. seven runs trickling home betorc the Medfords were able to retire the side. Klamath Falls tallied Its final counter In the fifth. Meanwhile Pitcher Vlrg llaynes let tho Craters' down with four hits in the seven Inning till, allowing one run In each of the flr:,l and second In nings. In Ihe Sunday molce the rcll cans found Manager Dutch Lie her offerings much lo their liking and clubbed him for seven lilts and four runs before the Crater leader pulled himself in favor of Dickinson who finished the game on the mound for the -. Runyan Digs Out of Divot for Best Shot By PAUL RUNYAN Man of Iron A par 4 on tho 18th hole of the Hrooksido Park course wa what I needed to win the Pasa dena, Calif., open, Dec, 24, 11)33 The hole measures 415 yard. My drivo landed In the center of tho fairway, IRti yards from the green. The latter I guarded by a trap In front and on the right. ? Arrive" T with Ihe bnll, ' l.istltw lively gave the swing n Utile moro right hand, thus giving tho shot n lit tle mnro power. The ball got up nicely. Whnt 1 consider my finest shot carried Ihe trap by Inches, coming lo rest nbntit 10 feel from the flng. NEXTi Toney Penna call a holt-ln-on. Whon In Medlord ' Slay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Ann Enrloy Proprlotor of lU alurrtair'a nMUlU ll.itloril t, hl..malli tall. II. nnd..' a.aull. IMrnrr l, Kl.m.tli lalli to. li . mi h i. oim.u iin ii I. the Klamath Fall Pelican 10 2, over the Mcdford Craters park to take over leadership loop one full game ahead of visitors, The latter was nicked for 11 safe blow and six run In the final five Innings. While the Klamath were win ning twice hero the Grant Pass Merchants rnuUiered their first league win of tho year by beat ing the Dnrrl Lumberjacks, 1 1-0, in the first game of a twin. bill Sunday at Grant Pass. Dor rl won Ihe second engagement, 4-1, to maintain it .300 per ecntage mark in loop standings. This weekend tho Pelican arc Idle, resuming ncllon in league play the following weekend, July 11 and 12. HituM)' gam: M Milord AR Ft II K 1'avrHf. I I 0 I htrandjit, Hi , , , 10 6 0 u fj, ci ... t o o o Cth I.lflirr, lit fill "ft. th I J'lltrwtt, f iMrUfimrt. I TaUU ... , 3ft I I Untied fvr John ton tn th fvnth. Ktamalh falla AH R M I,iir'ii, its Hltni. iti . 4 t t Iiimiiltfti.it I S 3 'fi-.. t-f 4 t I lUlfH.t. If h S-irin. ff . lhn. e IUm. p , Totals . reUrsn .... . HitmU' U II II .110 0 ft II I 0 1 Tift ro a I 5 ft.-rU, snx.n. 3li ... ,, , Ufv, rl - rMi,rrwHt. H l( . lloflar.1. rl MBtlitrll," C!"L lilckiiixm, If ) llrlirr. p-lb . TnUI. Klamalh rati 10 A o a ft lmtti.p. Hiiiitui Itrtl ruiit. DUnii. ) ... Ilin-i, rf -Pin. rf .. Iirnliam, p TntiU -.lt 10 II ST 15 I o ft 1 .0 ft s 0 1 0 0 0 0-1 1 11 0 1 -io .vvt. ,nmt . 3 Iron Irons out Pul Run yan trouDies. CHICAGO Bill Terwllllgcr, former Northern Illinois Teach ers college athlete, won nation al A. A. U. decathlon crown with 6802 points. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drivo Movo YoumK Say M tons md Short Trip STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phon 8304 1201tEast Main 1 -V.'A V -f I illl Wt . ?MAv'fl Sacto Trims Seattle in Double Bill Portland Earn "Moral Vic tory" by Splitting Two, Sorie With Son Diego PA0ISI0 C0AIT HAQU W . r,i. W I Prt. S.f.nl-nlft .'.7 XI .illj OalrLM ..I0 If .IT 1,1 A'll'W 19 SI .VJi Sltl 14 IS .171 .1.11 Iil-n III 1 Mi l.,lllw.Ml tt .114 Sun I r.n. .10 II ,ll I'nrlln4 . II tl !II turKliy'l RHUIU Sarr.m.illo 0-9, SfKIII. I I (fn4 l.r It InnlniO. Hon hein 1t. rorlUnd .f. oLhnJ 2 0. Sari 1'finUr,, .. ll.llr'Mt 101), l,a Aiirl-a l.9. Salurdair't RmuIIi ll"ll)nd II. l,a Ani-I-. I. Oakland 7; S.n riaiirlarn A, San llkitn I, rr.rtlan.l 2. Sarralnrnlo 0. Sratll. A. By Th Aiioclated Prcti It was close to 7:30 p. when Sacramento nnd Seattle finished five hours and 22 min utes (playing time) 'of Coast league baseball. The shadows wcro long, the fan hungry, the players staggering. But to a pair of rlghthandcd pitcher and their employers, the extended effort seemed eminent ly worthwhile. For Clarence Beers hi two hours and 20 min utes work meant a 0-3 Sacra mento victory over Seattle. For Bllx Donnelly, his three hours nnd two minutes' toll was re warded with a 3-1 decision over the same club. These are the two fllngers who more than any others have been responsible for Sacramento's phenomenal rise from last place to first. Yesterday they wcro In fine form, each outlasting three Seattle pitchers on the long march to victory. Beers, in nction for nino In nings, gave up eight hits. But none was good for more than one base, and only two come In the last five Innings, during which Seattle went scoreless after es tablishing an early 3-2 lead. Dick Barrett, driven to cover in the sixth, was tho loser. The double victory gave Sac ramento the series, four games to two, despite a 5-0 defeat Sat urday, but even so the Senators lost ground for the week to the second-place Los Angeles Angels, who, likewise double winners yesterday, finished with a 5-2 record against Hollywood. The Sunday opener in the south was as hair-raising as Its 11-10 score would Indicate. Hol lywood scored seven times In the second inning; Los Angeles eight tlrr.es in the second nnd third. B I g Paul Gorhmnn, t h e league's leading pitcher in per centages, made tho 8-0 after piece a very different kind of show, allowing only four sin gles. A split yesterday with San Di ego assured Portland nn even 3-3 scries division, something of a "mornl victory" for the last place and customarily trampled northerners. Al Olsen of San Diego out pitched Forrest Orrell, six hits to eight. In the 2-1 opener, In which Mel Mnkzcra's homer proved a decisive blow. Syd Cohen blanked the Padres, 2-0, on three hits In the seven inning nightcap. Snn Francisco swept Its twin bill with Onkland, 8-2 and 3-0, thus rallying to take the series, four games to three. Saturday it was Oakland's turn, 7-5. This week's series put Port land at San Francisco, Oakland at Sacramento, Seattle at Holly wood, and Los Angeles at San Diego. Tho Seattle-Hollywood engagement starts Wednesday nignt, tlie others tomorrow. RUPTURED? Altar handling truta many , havi tfaolrlad tha Little Doctor Truss It th tsrit on th niitrket. ind Ii tht wnwur to all ruptur auffar era. Neat, alnipln, efficient, no ilH la runt, rm elnUrc no nrttuur on Mitt Imett or hlpi. no Itu ntrt.pt, wflnlit fl nitncp. No mutter how pond your tnui li II Intvrcettd In thfl npwtMt and hMl ia I hi mm. Fn- ilfmonatrAtlon. All wor tlonn luhjpcl lo your tfctctor'a ap proval. Iinllmttfd fw aprvlca al anj one f too Mrq tuanta, - Currin's for Drugs Ninlh and Main Phon "Tha friendly Drug flora" titJ :.J ;...,.. - ,. . 1 - . " ...i. :U SAi;Mt,.ii ' " ' ;i . 5i I. A r u f' x , ,'-7'.'' r, . v , : With a. stiff brtei filling out their balloon-lika spinnaker tails thee racing craft compete In Yacht club vnt. Left to right! the Wahinl (ailed by Willi Boyd, and Chalupita with Kenneth June 29, 1942 Yanks Booted Again, Lose Two New Yorkers' Lead Games as Bonham, AMtniOAH IIA0U w l Pre. w t. Pi-e. N York e ti .; St. tank S ,M n.atnn 40 : J07 Clllr.ro AO S7 .111 riaUl,4 .Sit I'hila.lrl. ,t 47 .S?l nrlri.lt II IU Wh'tr.o .24 44 J7I tlindly'o RMurtl Nr- VnrV t I. fhlrsso I II Boalrai M. Clrvrl.nrl sa. PMla.l-lpliH M. Ilrtrolt 4. W"lilnslrn II r, St. Iiull IS . t.tunliy't Risuiet Bolton A. rirvrl.iul S. V York 7. CMr.ro S. Waihltigton S. St. Iui! 9. Phll.ilrlrhiA S. D.lrolt 6 (II Innlntrl. By AUSTIN BEALMEAR Atioclated Press Sports Writer It begins to look as if the many to be naming a starting pitcher for the World series by the Fourth of July, won't even be in first place at that fast approaching stage of the campaign if they don't pull out of their current sDin. Kicked around at three stops swine to the west, the Yanks ChtcAEo White Sox mauled them Not only did the sixth-place of the world with their first double defeat of the year, but they did it at the expense of top notch pitchers. Red Ruffing and Ernie Bonhar.i. As a result, the Yankee lead shrank to five and a half games and would have dropped to four and a half If the Cleveland In dians had not become fed up with the treatment they were re ceiving from the second-place Boston Red Sox and salvaged the final contest of a four-game series. Ted Lyons out-pitched Ruffing In the first game, scattering eight hits, putting his team ahead to stay with a two-run double and drawing even with the Yankee V ?WS 1 :AV8V PAGE FIVE SIESOa Melts to 5V Ruffing Beaten NATIONAL LIAGUI w I. rn. w r. pn. BnK,klrn -47 1 "It n.lr.to w ST ,m SI. Uula S7 27 .573 Pitt-burgh St M .473 Olnrinnitl St MS Boston St 13 .It7 Near York ' U J07 Phllidrl. .10 40 .;: undiir't RHUilt niiii.u Hrvoi.n s-:. SI. Loul I S. rhlladrjphl. t l (Flral amr 15 Inniiis.). f-filcaito 0-5. Bo.ton S-l. Pittsburgh 8-0. Krw York 7S. SAturday'i RMulta r?hfe.iro 0. Beaton 4. PittaliUrgh t. Nrar York J. ClnrlnnAtl . BrraAljn 1. New York Yankees, expected by out of four on tneir two-weens hit bottom yesterday when tne twice, 8-2 and 13-1. wnite sox sting tne cnampions hurler's lifetime record of 251 triumphs. At Cleveland, the Red Sox took the first game, 8-3, by scor ing all their runs in the fifth Inning, but the Indians took the second when plnch-hitter Chub by Dean singled the winning run across for a 3-2 decision. The Detroit Tigers also split a pair with the Philadelphia Ath letics and missed a chance to climb over the Indians into third place. Hal Newhouser pitched three-hit ball in gaining a 3-2 decision for the Tigers, but Lu- man Harris blanked them on five hits in the afterpiece, 3-0. Washington's Senators nosed - "' think -(Room, with both from $3.50)1 So on your next visit to Seottle) itay at thii world-famoui hotel. Exquisiht food, club-like hospitality Espe cially convnitnt location for Army, Navy, and business axecutivesl e.MTiKorSEATTtf SEATTLE , WASHINGTON tint W. tUH, Mamffef 0MW out the St. Louis Browns, 14-13 and 7-6, in a pair of games that saw 13 pitchers bombarded for, 60 hits, including 18 doubles, two triples and two home runs. The Brooklyn Dodgers, lead ers of the National league, nar rowly escaped the Yankees fate when Joe Medwick tripled to give them a 2-1 triumph over Cincinnati in the second game after the Reds had bagged the opener, 6-3. Seven home runs carried the Pittsburgh Pirates to a double victory over the New York Gi ants, 8-7 and 9-3. Tommy Hughes pitched the Philadelphia Phils to a 2-1 vic tory over the St. Louis Cardinals in 15 innings, going all the way and yielding only 10 hits, but the Cards took the second game, 3-1, behind the five-hit hurling of Lon Warneke and stayed nine games behind the Dodgers. Jim Tobin tossed a three-hitter as the Boston Braves blanked the Chicago Cubs for the second straight time, 3-0, but after 21 scoreless innings the Cubs ral lied to win the nightcap, 5-1. Eugene Clinches State Circuit Halfway Title By The Associated Press Eugene defeated Bend twice in State league baseball play last weekend to clinch the first half championship. The Athletics, behind five-hit pitching by Bud Brewer, won Saturday night. 2-1. and follow ed up Sunday with a 12-6 vic tory. It was the seventh win in eight games for Eugene. Glenn Elliott pitched Albany to a 5-0 win over Silverton Sun day. He yielded ten hits, but scattered them effectively. . "DURATED" i EL PASO, Tex., June 29 (P) j The annual Sun Bowl football game, which has pitted a bor der conference and an outside , team on New Year's day since 1936, is to be suspended until after the war. j yi-.ViVMftijaiaaii"i iiliiatiTi Armory 1 SwIsCX r?hte hi? h XL1' if 1wiwl S v , V PHONE FOH TICKET RESERVATIONS Th. Rialto - Phono 8777 Caatleb.rry' '. Phono 3333 The Waldorf Phon. 681 1 one of a teriet of Lo AngtlM Davi. World Series May Be Made A Barnstorm By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK, June 29 (rTJ Will the. world series rules b revamped even to permitting the annual classic to wind up on the Pacific coast? Ford Frick, president of tho National league, was due in Chi cago today for a conference with.K. M. Landis, baseball, commissioner, and the New Yorker's journey immediately revived talk heard in every ma jor league dugout during the past few days. Three changes in the rule have been proposed and all havo as their objective the gathering of funds for army and navy re lief and for USO. Under plan No. 1 the serieg would be extended to nine games from the present seven with the service funds benefitting from the extra contests. Plan No. 2 has the pennant winners deciding the world title in seven tilts before going on a barnstorming tour of the coun try, i Most revolutionary is plan No. 3 which would have the compet ing nines play two games in the home park of each before open ing a road journey of nine to 11 games, each contest to count to ward the championship. , Under that setup the4eclding battle might be played In such places as Toledo, Denver or San Francisco. CHICAGO Betty Jameson. 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