Sports
By HID FEDEn
(Plnch-Hltllng tor
Hugh Fulltrton, Jr.)
NEW YOHK, July 20 (Wlclo
World) Niillimnl Lfliigiiii Swcro
tary Bill IlniniU U studying Hub
alan In hlii spurn time. . . . Junl
In cimu ha luis to Interview I .mi
Novlkoff, no (Iniiht. . . . Thu
nipevlnu siiyii Ctiiincl Kd llnid
ley's Ulcus Ma In hotter (linn
firecracker iignln mul In u good
long shot to kuoi'k off Alwib,
rAt Out nnil Co. In tin- Arllng
Um climiilo Snttirdny. . . . After
II, even Itles M know Sfvun
ty grnnri'll buy u lot of liny. . . .
Ol' Had Iliirmtin sum could
cramblo tho hfiivywoluhtri Just
dandy by thumping Tmnl Mini
rlollo lioro Thursday. . . . Since
golnii tn Hint clrnw Hint In whiit
they called It, miywny with
rapid Uobert Pastor, 'I n ml In well
up among the crown princes. . . .
t
QUIZ PROGRAM
Whiit aver luippened to Unit
(lump Hint win going to cost the
Yanki tho- ponnnnt a couple of
weeks ago? . . , Tho wiiy they
murdered the went, II out of 1:1,
In the home stand they Ju.it end
ad, the boys would like to know
If they wore Just trying to make
It look good before. . . . In Surnh
Palfrey Cooke nbout to ninko up
her mind to nbdicnta her Nation-
bWy-four dnllnr q u o 1 1 o:n
"Who'i the only big league man
agor ever tn acorn nix runs In a
nine-Inning game?"
, . , (Answer Inter) . , ,
HAVE A LAUGH
Abo Greene, tho Notional Mux
ing association's nblo proxy,
wrlt.a to ask If you've heard the
atory about tho fight promoter
who had the unhappy experi
ence of well-padded payroll of
flghtera and a very emaciated
lata for one of bin shows. , . .
After much deliberation, he
climbed Into the ring and an
nounced to tho scattered cus
tomers: "Folks, I hnvo Just received a
latter from the Marquis of
Qurcnsberry tellln' mo I've got-
rUrmd him $25 for the privilege
ofuiiln' hl rules here tonight.
Bo wo're now pnssln' the hnl
among you.
Wowl . . ,
Rotor, Missing Yank
Catcher, Homo in
Buffalo It's a Boy
BUFFALO, N. Y, July 20 (P)
An eight and a half pound boy
born early today to Mr,
Ruth Rosar, wife of Warren V,
(Buddy) Rosar, Now York Yank
of catcher, who left tho team
euddenly Saturday night In Now
York City.
At Meyer Memorial hospital,
Mrs. Rosnr and the child were
reported "doing fine." Tho con
pla has another child, Mary Ann
15-monthi old.
Meanwhile, Joa McCarthy,
Yankees manager, who hired
RaUle Hemsley to take Rosar's
tWa, waa reported in Buffalo
but could not bo reached for
comment.
01' Diz Gets Chilly
Reception in Try
At Bush League Ball
SUPERIOR, Wis., July 10 iVP)
Dlny Dean got a cold reception
In two-inning pitching Job In a
northern leaguo game yesterday.
Ol Dlx started on tho mound
for Superior against Winnipeg
and tho boys from Manitoba
found the one-tlmo Cub and Car
dinal hurler for five hits good
for three runs.
But Dir. didn't leave the game
when tho Blues put In their reg
j ular pitcher ho played In tho
! outfield. Winnipeg won, 8-3,
Where the
5 J
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, Pulvarlsln' Peta Bolcastro (th guy In the trunks) mot his match In two armory grapple fans
last Tuesday night attar ha tossed Sockaya Jack McDonald from tha ring only to losa tha main
rant on a foul. Next week McDonald moots Crusher Jim Cany for tha right to clash with
Maurice TUIat, tho French Angol, tha following week. Corporal Jos Buccola appears on tho
taml-wlndup and Padro Brail! and Prince Mlhalakls clash In tho ladles' night opener.
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Mnrlorl. C.lrlna. national
pool, Los Angelas. Picture was
July 20, 1042
Bronx Bombers Boost
argin to
Lose Rosar, Sign Hemsley and Whip Chisox
Twice as Bosox Lose Two; Bums Beaten
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By AUSTIN BEALMEAR
Associated Press Sports Writer
The New York Yankees, who discovered n decided lack of
hospitality the last time they left home, concluded nn enjoyable
stay lu their own bnck yard yesterday by walloping the Chicago
White Sox twice and extending their winning streak to nine
games.
Tomorrow they opened another swing through the danger
ous western sector, armed with a ten-game lead which the Clevo
land Indians helped them compile by knocking off the second
place Boston Red Sox twice.
Brooklyn's National IcogucT
pace setters, who stop off on
their way homo tonight to make
up a game with the Pittsburgh
Pirates, found the Cardinals
somewhat tougher In St. Louis
than they've been at Ebbetts
field.
The Dodgers woro more than
holding their own on this trip
until they visited St. Louis,
where the Cards grubbed three
games out of four, sending the
Brooklyns on their way Bfter
yesterday's double defeat which
reduced the margin between the
two to half a dozen games.
While these Important devel
opments In tho pennant strug
gles were taking place, the
Yankees pro
duced the sur
prise of the sea
son when iney fWjs'
suooeniy 35
one eoir or ineir nt
machine, pick- ' j4j'v A
ed up another, V.-;'Fs -..
and rambled vViJ""1".
WhfM:V -v.
merrily on.
Catcher Bud
dy Rosar, ele
vated to regu
lar starting post
because of Bill
Ron?
Dickey's shoulder Injury, Jump
ed the club and went home to
Buffalo to try for policeman's
Job, leaving the Yanks with
only one nblebodicd backstop,
Rooklo Ed Kcarsc.
But the Yanks promptly sign
ed Rollle Homsloy, who was cut
loose by the Cincinnati Reds
Spectators Took a
b
End of Dtve
chamDlon. alidas oracafully following high diva Into Town Houia
taken irom undor-water gallery.
PAGE NINE
Ten Games
NATIONAL L1AOUS
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only two days before. A .113
hitter at Cincinnati, where ho
collected only 13 hits in 115
times at bat this year, Hemsley
caught both games as tho Yan
kees swamped the White Sox,
9-2 and 12-0, and banked five
hits In eight trips to the plate.
At St. Louis, the Cardinals
beat Whitlow Wyolt and the
Dodgers, 8-5, in the opener but
It took an 11th Inning homer
by Enos Slaughter to decide the
nightcap, 7-6, and each team
lost a valuable hand.
Pet- Reiser, Dodger center
fielder and current major league
batting leader, crashed into the
wall attempting to field Slaugh
ter's smash Insldo the park. He
was taken to a hospital, where
physicians said he would be
kept several days for treatment
of a moderate concussion.
Elsewhere in the National
league, the Pittsburgh Pirates
moved into fifth place ahead of
tho Chicago Cubs by beating
the Boston Braves, 8-7 and 9-0,
tho first time on Elbie Fletch
er's two-run, - ninth inning dou
ble and the second on a four
hit pitching Job by Bob Klin
ger. At, Boston, tho Cleveland -Indians
caught the Red Sox with
two of their stars, Ted Wil
liams and Bobby Docrr, on the
sidelines and won the f, I r st
game, 10-7, with a throe-run
rally In the 12th Inning and the
second, 4-0, on the three-hit
pitching of Mel Harder.
Hand
LffibA:
Ryder Cup
a
Team Tips-
Challengers
DETROIT, July 20 7P The
American Hydcr cup squad holds
i i 1 advantage over chal
lenge tuams in the war-time do
mestic version of what was'golf's
big International scries, but the
challengers will get an oppor
tunity to square the count next
year.
After Craig Wood's cuppers
hud completed a 10 to 8 rout of
Walter Hagen's challengers yes
terday by splitting the ten sin
gles matches, Fred Corcoran,
I'. G. A. tournament manager,
said the matches would be
played again In -1043, most like
ly in Detroit. Tho Reef Cross will
receive $23,000 from this year's
show; two previous eventa here
yielded $30,000.
As the cupper swept all five
foursome matches Saturday,
there wasn't much chance for
tho challengers over the 6937
yard Oakland Hills course in yes
terday's singles. But Henry Pi
card, Sammy Byrd and Light
horse Harry Cooper won their
matches, and four other chal
lengers broko even. Tho cup
team victors were Wood, Ed
Dudley and Scrgt. Vic Ghezzi.
Tacoma Beaten
Twice, Capilans
Idle Into Lead
By The Associated Press
Cellar-dwelling Spokane
shoved Idle Vancouver into first
place In the Western Interna
tional Baseball league yesterday
by defeating Tacoma In both
games of a double-header, 5-3
and 6-8. The second game went
12 Innings.
Vancouver, which did not play
because of the ban on Sunday
baseball in British Columbia,
found itself only three slim per
centage points ahead of Tacoma
In swapping first and second
placos, and the league standings
back where they were several
weeks ago.
Spokane started Taeoma's
downfall Saturday night, beat
ing tho Tigers, 7-2, while Van
couver was catching up with a
double victory over Salem, 9-0
and 9-8.
Portland Firemen
Shave Eugene's Lead
In State Loop
EUGENE. July 20 (VP) Tho
Portland firemen defeated tha
Eugene Athletics, 7 to 4, In an
11-inning game yesterday, shav
ing the Athletics' State league
lead to two games. ,
Two Eugene errors allowed
the bases to fill In the final Inn
ing and John Bubalo cleaned tha
bags with a triple.
. SIDEARM SAFEST
BALTIMORE Dr. Gebrga
Bennett of Johni Hopkins hos
pital, who has a large baseball
clientele, says a sidearm pitch
Is the only delivery a pitcher
can use with the least danger
of hurting his arm.
c Front Runners
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Oakland I a, StatUe I.
By Tho Associated Press
The Seattle Rainicrs moved
into a tie for fourth position in
Pacific Coast league standings
this weekend as 8 result of three
successive nnc-run victories over
Oakland while Portland's drive
to get out of the cellar bogged
down badly against Hollywood
with three defeats.
Farmer Hal Turpin chalked
up his 16th win of the season
yesterday with a tight four-hit
performance against the Oaks to
win 3 to 2 in the opener. The
Rainier: hit safely 10 times but
were unable to bunch their bin-
glcs for an impressive run total.
In the nightcap, the Seattle
squad pulled the game out of
the fire in the seventh Inning
with one run to win 4 to 3
while two Rainier hurlers held
the Oaks to five safeties.
Saturday's game was won 7
to 6 after nipping a ninth Inning
rally of the Oakj after one run
was scored.
Hollywood also won by 7 to 6
over Portland in Saturday's
game and then pounded the
Beavers for 25 hits yesterday to
take the twin bill, 7 to 1 and
8 to 5.
The Stars broke up a pitching
duel in the eighth inning of the
opener with six runs to break
a one-all tie and then took an
early lead tn the nightcap which
they never relinquished.
The Los Angeles Angels con-
tinued their fast pace with a
triple win over San Diego to
lengthen their league leadership
by two full games and clouted
San Diego from undisputed pos
session of third place to a tie
for fourth.
Angel pitchers made powder
puff hitters out of the erstwhile
slugging Padres, nearly shutting
them out in both Sunday games,
winning the first 3 to 1 and the
second 6 to 1. Los Angeles'
Saturday margin was 7 to 3.
Sacramento, ousted only last
Friday from the top after a. ten
ure of several weeks, went into
the weekend with a chance at a
comeback in two double head
ers. Instead, San Francisco
downed the Solons three straight
before losing Sunday's nightcap
and took over third place by a
single percentage point.
The Seals won Saturday's
games 4 to 3 and 10 to 0 and
Sunday's opener 5 to 4. Sacra
mento took the nightcap 11 to 7,
Pettigrew Tosses 8
Opponents to Win
Bulldogging Title
CARLSBAD, N. M July 20
(aP) No holds were barred yes
terday as Homer Pettigrew of
Grady, N. M., tossed eight oppon
ents in 2:02.4 to claim the
world's title as champion steer
bulldogger.
Pettigrew, 1940 tltlcholdcr se
lected by the Rodeo Association
of America, defeated the asso
ciation's 1941 champion. Hub
Whlteman of Clarksvllle, Tex.,
by downing-his eight animals in
23 45 seconds less time than
Whitoman.
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Brook for its gonial quality
nnil nll-nronnrl goorlnr .
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KENTUCKY STRAIGBT BOURBON WISKEY BRAND
0.4 Proof National Dlltllleri
Hammer Double
Grants PassMerchants,
f 7-4; Craters Cop Pair
Locals Hang On One
Game Behind Craters
Klamath's tlub silly Pelicans
hits Sunday in the valley to plaster poor old Grants Pass twice,
lf-l, ana ana Keep pace with Mcdford s league-leading Cra
ters who swept a two-game weekend scries from the Dorris Lum
berjacks' on the Jack field.
Jumping on Hurlers Ed Martindalc and Lee Cehring for 11
runs while 15 Klamath batters stepped to the plate in the sec
ond inning of the first game
the Pelicans established a lead
never thereafter in danger. The
scores were assembled on six
hits, four walks and a Merch
ant error.
Virg Haynes hurled three-hit
ball in the initial encounter, ra
tioning the Merchants to one
OaiOOH-CALtrORHIA LIACUS
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Mfifird . II 4 .7M Dorria 7 t .414
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Klamath Fatla 17-7, Oranta Paal 1-4,
M.dford 10-17, Dorrll I I.
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D',rrl( at Klamath Fall! (Z).
Oranla faaa at SIHIord (t). -
hit In the second, one In the
second, one in the third and
one in the fifth. A walk, steal
and single in the fifth accounted
for the lone GP score.
Hi Hatfield's homer and Paul
Crapo's double were the only
extra base hits in the ball game.
Ken Banham, former Willam
ette U star, checked the valley
nine with eight hits and four
runs in the closing tilt while
the Pelicans were spattering 12
bingles and seven scores off
Johnson and H. Hagedorn. Crapo
slammed a triple for the game's
only extra-baser.
The Klamaths turned in three
double plays and Grants Pass
two. Two bobbles were, scored
by the Pelicans in the second
and none at all in the first.
Meanwhile at Dorris, the
Mcdford Craters fired 34 hits
Saturday night and Sunday to
win both games, 10-4, and 17-9.
Joe Dickinson and Duth Lieber
hurled for the league leaders.
Carlstrom lost the first game
for the Lumberjacks while Cecil
and McKinney dropped the second.
Fabulous Golf Meet
Opens at 'Shanter
Mr. George S. May Is Responsible
The Tournament Hasn't Even a Name
By GAYLE TALBOT
CHICAGO, July 20 OP) Not since golf began has there
been anything even remotely resembling the seven days of his
torical club-swinging which began today at a somewhat fabulous
course here called the Tam O'Shanter club, operated by an equal
ly fabulous character named George S. May. .
Right through until next un-f
day night the nation's leading
amateur and professional gon
ers are going to be toiling
around Tam O'Shanter's spraw
ling acres, settling so many dif
ferent trophies and prizes that
probably only May, himself,
knows the exact score. He
claims he does, at, any rate.
A couple of hundred ama
teurs began playing the first of
two qualifying round this
momlng. They will play an
other qualifying round tomor
row, ' and the low 64 scorers
will be eligible for match play
starting on Wednesday.
The money boys on Wednes
day will have a qualifying
round, themselves, for those
who are not automatically eligi
ble to compete in the 72-hole
open tournament starting on
Thursday. The amateurs, mean
time, will bo playing the first
match round of their own tour
nament. On Thursday the amateurs,
Including Corporal Marvin (Bud)
Ward, the National champion,
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hammered out 24 runs on 27
Pelican box scores:
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KLAMATH PALLS
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4 1
t
Tnn, SI
Mi.li'.n. lb
llairintn, lb
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Kyratonr. II
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GwJdard, e
lla)ni, p
Plitan-
Total!
batted for rrapo In Mb.
GRANTS PASS
Clayton, lb
111, lb .
tauharh. ;b
K. flark. ia
li. Hatdoni, ef .
K.a.l.r. If
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Martlndale, p
Gehrlnf, p
Tolala
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Klamath PaMl
uranta Paaa
0 00 010 0 I IS
Two-baa hlta. Crapo: home mm. Hat
field; atokn baiea. Crapo, Hatfield. Eye-
tone. Gron: balea on ba.Ua, off Haynej !,
orr Martlndale 1. orr uehrtne; 6; itrikeoutj.
or naynei a. oy uennug l; winning plteher,
Flaynea: lotine pitcher. Martlndale.
(Second Game)
KLAMATH PALLS
AB P. H K
KyeKtone. If . 3 0 10
Hlihop. lb
Hampton. 2b .
I
Crapo. cf
Hatfield, lb
I.aron. aa
Gro.f. e
Plian, rf
Benham, p
Total! -.
S3 T IS 1
GRANTS PASS
(liyton, lb
Kea'jer. if
D. HaEedorn, ef
Hark, ia
L. ("lark, rf
TAUhath. lb
I-wl. Sb
OehrtnK
Johnson, p
Hanley. e
Lathrop, Sb
H. Hasedorn,
Total!
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IHI
Vltm-th r-ll. 201 010 OS 7 12 t
Oranta Pa.. .. 100 300 001 S S
Thp.ehaie hlti. Crano: double playl. Hat
field to Hampton to Bishop, Laraon to
Hampton to Ulsftop. Larson lo nisoop,
Clark to Tiibarh to Clayton (I); haies on
halls. Beoham 1, Johnson 2: Strikeouts.
Benham II. Hagedorn. 1: winning pitcher,
Benham; losing pitcher, Johnson.
will go right on knocking each
other off in match play. But
at the same and identical time
they will be competing in the
open, or medal play champion
ship, along with the profession
als. The amateurs, in the course
of their matches, simply will be
required to play out every hole,
to sink every putt. Every match
must go at least 18 holes. In
that way, every amateur will
have a 72-hole medal score on
Sunday night. The amateur
champion could win the open
title as well, though that would
be a very poor bet to make.
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Nick Carter
Retains NW
Tennis Title
SEATTLE, July 20 (P) Th
91st annual Washington State
tennis championship tournament
opened today with Nick Carter,
San Francisco, who retained his
Pacific northwest men's singles
title in Tacoma yesterday and
won the Oregon state title in
Portland a week ago, seeded
No. 1.
Carter was the runner-up for
the estate crown last year, los
ing a gruelling five-hour match
to Emery Neale, Portland, who
will not be back to defend his
title.
Dorothy Head, Alameda,
Calif., seeded No. 1 and defend
ing northwest women's singles
titlist who was upset yesterday,
was made No. 1 here to defend
her state crown. Daphne Buck
ell, Berkeley, Calif., was seeded
No. 2; Barbara Krase, San Fran
cisco, No. 3, and Ruth Dieguez,
San Francisco, No, 4.
Boilermakers
Whip Red Sox,
Win Semi Title
SILVERTON, July 20 (IP)
The Portland Boilermakers
wrested the Oregon semi-pro
baseball title from Silverton,
1941 winner, 3 to 1 here last
night.
Duke Windsor, winning pitch
er, kept seven Silverton hits well
scattered, fanned 12 batsmen
and was named outstanding
player in the tourney.
Although the win qualifies tho
Boilermakers for tho national
semi-pro- tourney, there waa
some question of the team enter
ing since most of the men are
employed in Portland shipyard.
SOUTHWEST AT WAR
DALLAS, July 20 (JP)
Southwest conference coaches
are departing for the war almost
en masse.
V. M. (Poss) Clark, assistant
athletic director and track
coach at Texas Christian univer
sity, joined the air force; this
week to bring to 16 tho number
of conference mentors now In
the armed forces. Only 27
coaches remain.
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