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" 1 I Hugh rulltoat it. By SID FCDER (Pinch Hitting lor Hugh Fuller ton Jr.) NEW YORK, July H (Wldu World)- Hollywood purk busses ra keeping their f Iniicm crosaod , . . Figuring If thorn's nuy mo Ing on thn conit next yrntr they'll got It , . . Seems thn army put In permanent Inntullu tlom nt Smitn Anltu, but husn't iingc(l Hollywood much nt nil J, , Juko Mint, the profound Plttabttrgh protonnor of scrum bled aontencea hug lined up a Cliudlo Vlllnr - Hurry Uobo brawl to top off ma July 27 fight allow In Smokytown , . . Lou Boudremi will be 2B Fri day and definitely doesn't ex pect birthday greetings from Leo Duroclier, IVORY HUNT Thn Clevolund Indiana hnve the Inaldo track fur Ed Robin' ion, thn Ualllninio flral-ancker . . . And big lciigua acouta nrc giving Hay Porry, Sun Francla- co thlrd-aucker, und Enrl Torgo- ion, Scnttlo'a first buseman, the double-o . . . Don't look now, but Van Lltigln Muniio, the Hu vaua Romeo, la making motlona toward a comcbuck with Mln- f-wapolla . . . Add Interesting f iioughts: Van Llngln and Babe Phelpa, a couple of applca of Larry MacPbnU'a cyo, hooking up aa a National league battery aomowhere and beating tha Dodgcra out of the pennant . (Thnt'a what Indignation doea to you). Headline: French Wlna Tenth Straight. Pom The Cuba decided Larry French Wai too old to get off the bench. So they did MiicPhnll a fnvor And sent him to the Duma on waiver. Thla waa a bargain, my good men, 'Cauae Larry Just won number 4 ton. 9 .nd Jim Qallagher'a keeping mum While Wrlgley graba a atlck of gum. SERVICE DEPT. When Swedo Laraon graduat ed from Annapolla and went In to the marines, he wna assigned to the USS Pennsylvania and coached tliat battlo wagon's foot ball team to two atruight floet championships , . . The other day, Lieut. Col. Emery Larson finished hla tour at Newport, and wa assigned to you've guessed It the USS Pennsyl vania . . . Heine excuse It, please Lieut. Col. Harvey L. Miller, the National Boxing as sociation' long-time secretary, Is recovering In Washington from an arm Injury he got at the New Rlvor (S. C.) training base . . . Mltx FuJImoto, pitch ing for the Fort Sheridan outfit Vio other day, tossed three-hit "ball for five frames, thon went Into the outfield and knocked a homar on hla Inat time up ... But loat the bnll game be cauae his mates chipped In with five errors . . . Sounds like the Phillies were In the neighbor hood . . . Johnny Williams, the ax-Golden Glove champ from Chicago, Is coaching the Fort Sheridan boxing team . . . Bill Roinhart, George Washington U.'s athlatlo director, la a lieu tenant commnndor In Gone Tun ney's navy set-up now . . . Bill coached Joe Gordon when the Yankee flash wna at Oregon. THE LIP RICHMOND, Vs., July 14 (AP) Dewey Wllklns, Richmond south paw pitcher, will be a long while before taking anyone' mword on umpires. - Told that Umpire Bud Now man was dent (he ninnagcs to hear only with an ear trumpet), ho protested loudly a decision at the plate. "You blind soand-so," he ronred, pounding hla bat, "that bnll was a foot outsldo." "And that remark," rotortod Nowmnn, nn adept llprcader, "will coat you $10." LURE MIAMI, Flu., April 14 (AP) Al Wilson of Miami docs his trolling with hibiscus blooms for bait. Ho tried them Just for fun one day whon all standard lures foil ed, and ovor alnco then thn fish hnve boon falling nil over them selves to grab his honk. Wherein llns the chnrm he can't say, but ho hns plenty of proof that It's there. OXFORD mir room with m howi. I ONI 0 j. ft.SO sessoN jL a A TWO 0 A - A I HsON5 J. St o ills Olsen Out, Belcastro Signed To Clash With Sockeye Jack MpDonald in Armory Feature The Little Man Who Won't Be Here Clifford Olsen. the guy on the floor, was supposed to faature tonight's armory grappla card. But he won't and loses hla 125 app.oranco bond therefore. Instead Pott Belcastro, poronnlal Weed wlldmsn, will tsngla with Socksye Jack McDonald on the main event. 'Biscuit Mark Eyed By Whirly Long-Tailed Gee-Gee Con Top Rocord at Suffolk By BILL KINO BOSTON, July 14 UP) The turf will hall a new money-win ning champion out of the same event that enabled the current tltllst to set sights on his golden goal If Warren Wright's famed Whlrlnwny can race a mile and an eighth to victory tomorrow In tjio $90,000-addcd Massachu setts handicap at Suffolk Downs. The 4-year-old Whirly, who Is only $27,244 any of the all tlmn earnings of $437,730 medo by Seablscult In his six years of campaigning, faces tho same dif ficulties that the latter encoun tered while winning the Massa chusetts In 1037. Until thon, the 'Blacult'a earn ings were only average for a handicap performer. But, after dragging down a bit moro than $90,000, he went on to enjoy the must successful season of his career. Aa a 4-yoar-old, he earned a total of $168,880 and then ho sot out to break Sun Beau's record of $376,744. Wright's long-tailed star prob ably will compete against no more than five rivals, for John L. Sullivan's Transfigure Is rat ed as a doubtful starter and the Circle S ranch has yet to name a rider for Its Hysterical. Insurance for Captive Soldiers Signed Into Law - WASHINGTON. July 14 UP) T.oalslatlnn nrovldtna blanket in surance policies for American soldiers held captive Dy axis nnuiiri. If enntured or under slego between the attack on Pearl Hnrbor nnd April 20, was signed into law Monday by tho presi dent. Tnnn of thousands of soldiers captured on Bataan and Cor rcgldor would bo affected by the legislation. The lculslatlon nrovldes that all servlco men whO'had not al reariv nn their own Initiative secured government life Insur ance automatically would be given a $5,000 policy, if they wero captured between last Dec. 7 nnd Anrlt 2fl. or under slnfffi then and subsequently captured. Tho saboteurs grabbed by the government were all set to do soma shooting.. Now, mnybe that Is nn Idea for the governmont. It takes a blue-blood of the third gonemtlon to get his boy Into medical school. Rep. Samuel Dlckstoln of Now York. Stop griping about the gaso line shortage nnd start protect ing tho ships, supplies and troops that hnvo to readh overseas banes. Leon Haskoll, merchant senmnn rescued after torpedoing, q B Film of All Types Movlo and Still, Color and Black and White VAN'S CAMERA SHOP 727 Main Phone 3618 Few Changes In NBA Ring Classification NEW YORK, July 14 (AP) Tho National Boxing association Issued Ha quarterly ranking of fighters today and the roccnt de pression In the ring business left the list with the fewest changes In years. All the champions went through the three-month period without an upset, and the groups of logical contenders In the eight weight divisions saw only olght shifts. Chief among tnese found Lee Savold, the belting bartender from Des Moines, moving up to Join Billy Conn "and Bob Pastor among the contenders for Joe Louis' heavyweight bauble fol lowing hla victory over Lou Nova. Silverton Eliminates Portland Firemen -From Semi Tourney SILVERTON, July 14 UP) Sllverton's defending champions eliminated the Portland firemen from tho state semi-pro baseball tournament last night with a 3-1 victory. Lefty Day set the Portlanders down with three hits. The Red Sox collected eight off Fireman John Bubalo, including triples by Kolb and Whitley. Silverton will meet Marine Electric tonight, the winner to play the undefeated Portland Boilermakers Wednesday night tor the championship. Ward, Abbott Even In Exhibition Tiff SPOKANE, Wash., July 14 UP) Corp. Marvin (Bud) Ward, na tional amateur golf champion who Just lost his western title, and Corp. B. Patrick Abbott, the new western champion, finished all even in an 18-hole exhibition yesterday over the western tour ney course. Word hold a ono-stroke advan tngo In medal score In the army emergency relief fund benefit, with a 68, four under par. I hope for Gorman victory be cause without It bolshevism in the future will be established everywhere. Pierre Laval, German-sponsored Vichy chief of government. IN SAN FRANCISCO m tin Superb accommoda tion!, fine cuisine, and distinctive service await today's travelers at this city's largest, best located hotel. 1000 ROOMS 1000 KATHS ROM 14 SINOll S DOUSII i M. Jt -iTSr-Oa" E I it." w i m Joe Buccqla, Prince Meet In Semi Go So Clifford Olsen, who looks like Wcsthrook Pegler but prob ably enn't afford $26 as easily, loses his bond. The big red-blond Wisconaln Swede who posted $26 In aa suranco that he'd appear here tonight, has again failed to show. Which throwa a chill on tonlght'a armory main eventer scheduled to play before an other ladles' night house. He was slated to clash with Sockoye McDonald. Instead, Promoter Mack LIHard has signed Pete Belcastro as a fill in and the pair, who once fought it out with gloves in the armory ring, will square off with their baro hands in to night's topper. Tho collision will follow a joust between Corp. Joe Buc cola, a grappler but an excellent fellow who tussled here two months back, and Prince Ml halakls Ilakl Mihalakls, if you must know the Arabian musi cian and high diver. The corporal made lot of friends on his single previous appearance. The prince has made a lot of previous appear ances. Opening tonight's show will be Broccoli Bob Kruse, a bare foot farm lad out of Oswego, Ore., and Boston andor Aus tralian Joe Corbett, the squat gent whom you all know so very well by now. Kruse is a wrist-lock artist. Corbett weighs about 220. Gong-time has " not been changed. Ray Weston Captures Oregon Publinx Crown PORTLAND, July 14 UP) Ray Weston, Oregon State, col lege star golfer, Is the new Ore gon public links champion. Playing for Peninsula elub of Portland, he posted a 54-hole total of 287, four less than Marty Leptlch and Bob Hofer, both Portland. His last round, played Sunday, was a If, three over par, the only round on which he went over regulation figures. Oaks Nip Salem, 5-4, in Exhibit SALEM, Ore., July 14 (AP) A tenth-inning tally scored on Joe Glenn's single, gave the Oakland Acorna of the Paclflc Coast league a 6-4 victory over the Salem Senators of the West ern International league last night in an exhibition baseball game. Salem opened scoring with two tallies in the second but the Oaks scored four in the third. The Senators outhlt the Oaks, 11-7, and forced the game into overtime with a ninth inning score. HO STATE FAIR SALEM, July 14 (IP) Gov ernor Charles A. Sprague an nounced Monday cancellation of the 1942 state fair, scheduled for next September, because of transportation difficulties. -X In keeping with the traditiona oi Southern Cauforata,thBn,TMOU HOTEl ...Uraeat and lineal y la Western America, Invites yon to enjoy Its gay, festive, glam orous atmosphere to the fullest Dine and dance In the World Famoua 'Suppar Club of th Star.'.. .The BIITMOII BOWL Lunchean in The C? the popular But- .WII-'V mora 'Night Club f j ... . - , in ins nirirnauji. c-irvU ! Viilt the beautilul ' ' M Billmore COFFEE SHOP ...the wotld'a largest moat moderaly equipped. BILTMORE HOTEL LOS ANGELES LOS ANGELES UOI Itom ItoiM 14 a It . .-: SHMnltiomil y Midland July 14, 1942 Budding "DeJong isn't bis old active self In Victory -.v fCA J. Lowell Gordon Regains Top American Slug Spot NEW YORK, July 14 UP) Joseph Lowell Gordon, the flashy second baseman of the New York Yankees, never has batted higher than .284 in his four terms in the American league, but he is not giving up in his quest of the 1942 batting crown. The Flash has led the hitters in the junior circuit most of the season, but a slump in the last couple of weeks mads him sur render the lead for a while. Yesterday Gordon showed that ha is still in the running, however, by banging out two doubles and two. singles for a Front Runners By Tht AMOolatwf PrM Amtrletn Lmsu Bit Mar-Cord on, New Trk, .347; WIMtmt, Bo i ion. Mi. Hun William i, Boiton, 71 j DlMglo, Bo I too, . Kotnt Rom Will I trot, Botton, IB; York, Detroit. 14. Pitching BI ob ten deditona) Chtodltr, New York, 91; Hughton, Boiton, 94. National Laagu Cnchanted. TAMI. TONY MEET NEW YORK, July 14 (AP) Taml Maurlello of New York, who'd like to meet Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis, and Tony Musto, squat Chicagoan who went nine rounds with the champion in St. Louis last sum mer, meet tonight in an eight round battle. IT'S .'eoMBMiist'ii. Mama.issp iaa.m''WMJWWitawitiai. ytmpmsmmm vt'W'iWw '"S "t-iL.'S.?" Quick as lightning wasn't all the camera man had t6 be to capture this vivid action pic ture. Success hinged on an impressive combina tion of skill and experience. And that's just what it takes to make Walker's DeLuxe. a prize bourbon. . ; It's not just the four long yenrii of flging- Kmnlwa PAGE FIVE Gardener the outfield since he started that Garden. perfect day at the plate against the Detroit Tigers and thus re gained the No. -1 spot among the American league hitters with a .347 average. This was three points better than Ted Williams of the Bos; ton Red Sox and 11 points ahead of Boston's Bobby Doerr, who held third place in the ranking. Pete Reiser of the 3rooklyn Dodgers, last year's National league champ, continued to pace the senior circuit with a .356 percentage, uncomforta bly ahead of Teammate Joe Med wick, who sported a .343 mark. Cal Horse Breeders 'Give Away' 1942 Colts at Auction LOS ANGELES, July 14 UP) With horse racing blacked out here for the duration, the Cali fornia Horse Breeders associa tion held its annual auction and averaged the ridiculously low price of $155 a head for 70 bluebloods of the turf, most of them unnamed 2-year-olds eligi ble for racing this season. Breeders lost thousands of dollars at the auction, held yes terday at the Riviera Country club, but sold their prized youngsters for less than a tenth of what It cost to raise them, rather than have it said they couldn't take it on the chin. NOT JUST LUCK! 4 u IT wi n i anas aiiow 'Em, Shade Detroit, 4-3 Troublesome Tigers Clip ped At Nod Blank Tribe, 7-0; Chisox Beaten, 4-3 AMERICAN LEA GUI W I, f'rt. W f. p,.i Vkw Tork M Vt .ATI) It. IVitili ..40 .HI Hoiton M .uno Chi! i in rteteUnd . 7 ,m I'hUadfil. .M M .400 iririii 1 4Z ,17 Wrth UiD 54 Ji7 (Ottitr lUmitna uneltansty)) Mendiy't RmuHi Ctilnsn , l'liilM'1-.hU 4 (11 Innlnji). C1"-In 0. UMiMi,t.,n 7, rutrolt S, tfrw York i. (Onlj mtj'ir l.-HK'i gilriM yeHrrUj). By JUDSON BAILEY Aaaociated Press Sporta Writer The American league has lust suffered another chill In the region of Its pennant race. The New York Yankees beat .In.... U Tt- trnlfc T I ft A 9 m .' ' again yesterday A n ... i-o o u u .net Washington..'1 Senatora a u r -tV. prisingly shutf, out the Cleve-? InnH Tnrflnn. 7.n' 1 In a night game These results.i coming as they did on the heels Df the Boston Red Sox' double somersault before the St. Louis Browns Sunday, placed an em phatic damper on whatever riv. als were rash enough to think the world champions were col lapsing. All season long Detroit has been the most troublesome of the Yanks' opponents and the Tigers were tough to handle yesterday even though Lefty Gomez held them to four hits, and fanned seven while going the route for the second time this year. Gomez pitched one-hit ball for six innings, but in the first frame he walked one batter, hit anotner, made a wild pitch and then walked two more to force in a run. In the seventh he gave three successive singles to load the bases and then escaped with one run trickling across on a forceout and another on a fly, In the only other game, also a night session, the Philadelphia Athletics nosed out the Chicago White Sox 4-3 In 11 Innings. Phil Marchildon allowed Chi cago just eight hits and he started the winning rally in the 11th with a single after two were out. Mike Kreevich. who had hit his first homer of the year In the fifth, then waited out a base on balls from Johnny Humphries and Elmer Valo followed with a run-scoring single. The only game scheduled in the National league, Philadel phia at Cincinnati, was post poned. FIOHTS By Th. Auociited PrM VEW TOSK-Maxlrj Bh.plro. 1SS, !r Tork, won by tcchnfetj knockout over Mlpk-y L Slarr. ISS'.i. Xtw York (S). CHICAGO Bill Pttcnen. tm. Indlirj- Har bor, Iod.. outpointed Eddla Burnt, 119. New kcrk (6. NEWARK Vlnnle VInei, 150, Schenectady, V. Y.. outpointed IrUh Ossla (Bulldog) narrli. 159. Pittsbureh (10). BAITIMORBE Cnalky Wright, 1SS, tl Angeles, won bT technical knockout. OTer Lou Tren.narentl. g7. Baltimore (O. mumGET THE I 8 MOST HEAT I Out of Your Oil! Lat Us Senrle, Your Burner Now! Call lor Newt at ma morn uu wo. Phone 8404 , i Jjt f TP ..M Vfit COMEZ 1' i M not just the mouth-watering aroma-not just the glorious, full-bodied flavor-but a perfect combination of all these things that gives Walker's DeLuxe its "prize" bourbon taste. Try Walker's DeLuxe today! Straight Bourbon Whiskey. SO proof. This uhUkey I 4 yean old. Hiram VSaUxr Sons Inc., Peoria, 1U. Coast Nines Travel for , Split Slate By The Aaaociated Praia San Diego, Hollywood. Sac ramento and Oakland are In for plenty of travel to fill dates for this week's split schedule of Pacific Coast league baseball. The Padres open a three-night stand at San Francisco tonight when Los Angeles hosts the league-leading Solons. At the northern end of the loop, Hollywood takes on the Rainier for a three-game se ries, while Oakland starts a strenuous round of nightly dou hleheaders lasting through Thursday. Starting Friday night, Seattle and Portland switch opponents for the remainder of the week as do the Seals and the Angels. Sacramento and San Francis co make up a game missed earlier in the year by playing a Saturday afternoon doublehead er. Big Lakes Mauled By Matt s Boxers Assemble Eight Errors and Lose, 10-1 KLAMATH SOFTBALL LSAOUf W L Pet. w L Pet. Kalplna 1 S .800 Big Lake! S a .(00 Knlghta Col. I I -MO fuulgu I a .400 Monday'. Rtaulta Finnlgan'i 10, Big Lskea L. WadnMday'a Schadirfe Bla Lake, veriua Kalptna. Matthew Finnlgan's high school boys apparently have thrown the palsy into Klamath Softball opposition. Last week, the hitherto unde feated Kalpine plywooders bob bled eight times In dropping their first game of the season, to the Finnigans. Last night Big Lakes Box booted eight chance and dropped a 10-1 tiff to thai preppers, which also dropped 'em into a tie for last place. - - It wasn't errors entirely, how ever, which whipped the box crew. Hurler Wilbur Welch of the winners checked Big Lakes hitters with only four blngles while the Irishmen were collect ing seven off Stein. Welch was deprived of a shutout when Dun lap smacked a four-baser in the sixth. . The blond chucker also scored thrice In four trips to the plat ter. DANCE MERRILL EVERY Saturday Night 10 P. M. Til S A. M. BALDY'S BAND WBSwngwMal lie implies f Wu olA1 Li0"1' H" coevrau iounoi 8wrtJi'.iriHi.ii.riiii L nrirrri) ma arm mifm i ai.,1
