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Newspaper Page TextBffvos Drop nd in Row o Angoli Continue Poce With 3-1 Win Over Twlnki; Padroi Tilt Sao, 7-4 PAOIPIO OOAIT LIAQUH W 1, Vt. W f. Prl. AfigrW i ftv dsn Dirpi .sr A.i ... riiinl At ll .(tun iinkUm! l aj ilt l ...... M M lu ..ltKM 1 ivi ,iifi i Fran, il M .W rtitlanl ... 41 A5 ,lr ' Wadrteatfay'a MwiMl 'it Km in' I iti it, im lit Mnl I, At AltifH"i fl, Ilttlliu'l ! on IHt'tf" 7, Hnt'tmn.-ntn 4, 'orlUtnl t, Nfiilllfl 4. 1 By The Associated Prti I Tttltlic Scuttle Kulnlcm were K- it-Jliiylim tlin weak nnil hclp ss Portland Heavers, Halnler lens might bo encouraged by tho rino from fifth to third pinto the Itiiliilcrs have mndn this week, ftj Pilled iignlnsl ii stronger leum, aowever, the niilnlcm mlijhl not Itva dono so well unri funs lira tot yet conjuring visions of un Itlier Into urniuin rnlly such n parked tho Rainier)' drive to ttlii Pacific Const Baseball lea U0 title. Newly established In third olnce. tho Rainier) won their Wound straight Itnmo from Port hind 4 to 2. I I nlKht hut tho rictory win contly, for Cnleher Bub Collin) auffrrcd broken linger In attempting to hnndlo k foul tip. ' Count league funii are learning to expect anything of the Sim Francisco Seals, one of tho loop's DO'Moim liwiudoul clubs, t-St night the unpredictable) trounced Oakland, (I to 1, the amo )coro by which the Seul) lout to the Onk) on the previous night, (.Tho win kept the Sun Fran glicuns In a tic for fourth with tho Sun Diego Padres, who also same back after a loss to defeat Bacramento, 7 to 4. s HlttlnK turned tho trick ' for tho Padrea who pounded three Solon hurlers for IS nfellu, while Sacramento') league-lead- Init batter) collected but seven j hit), ono a three-run homer by Deb Carina In tho cliihth. Los Angeles continued It) lea-giie-leadlng puce with a 3 to 1 win over Hollywood. The An gela have won their Inst 14 cf- t6r Jackie Cooper Wins Cheyenne Drone Riding it CHEYENNE, Wyo.. July. 23 (Al Jackie Cooper of Nowhiill, Calif., brouuht a plunging,, roar ing bucking horju named Star dust down to earth, winning top honors In professional, bronco riding for tho first two iliivs of tho Frnnllnr DnVA rnrtpfl ' f .'Money winners for the first go-round of tho 40th annual ihow wore announced as other of the nation's top cowhnnds hitched up their belt) to compete In the second go-round lato toduy. Cooper') rldo was Tuesday on the rodeo's opening dny. First money for amateur rid ing went to Bud Cooper of Stur gtrjg. D, ... i J MECHAM SIGNS if NEW YORK, July 23 (P) Curt Mocham of tho University ot Oregon, one of tho most aught-after football players In last year's pro footbnll draft, tent a signed- contract Tuesday to' tho Brooklyn Dodger), pro fessional eleven. - 42 ALIENS ARRESTED NEW YORK, July 23 Ml P. I. Foxworlh, assistant director of; the federal burcnu of Inves tigation, said Wednesday that TBI agents In cooperation with Now York and Hempstead, N. Y4 police had rounded up 42 enemy aliens, Including 40 members of the Federation of lUllan World War Veterans. it h f GLARING MISTAKE MT. PENN, Pa., (P) Only oi nrror was charged against thin town of 3000 in a statewide, half-hour blackout. A gn) stotion operator wont hdhic when the sirens screamed and forgot to disconnect his pin ball mnchlno. v Tho "till'' light showed. PRIORITY? . bcue OLD QUAKER Whiskey gives priority to quality! S I 9J p J . ot. , lnW(H! IOUII0N WKIlm II HOOF THIS WHIIKIY I! Tine Ear :., 'rr r 'iivr . py-ut f f I f' lf'i tt A1!' M Paging M. Liliard 0 maybe One Of These Lads Can Lick Angel By STUART WELCH . McCiiOHD FIELD, July 23 1 (T; A unit of quurtermaster troops have gone into training to leum "dirty combat luetics" which will enable them to bet ter meet "the most ruthless soldier In the world " "tho Jnp" official) at the air field suld toduy. The troop) receiving the com mando. typo training and all soldiers in the army will event ually get the same tutoring will someday be used us ad vance troops of tho quarter master section for the estab lishment of supply depots and air fields In enemy territory. "You can't fight fnlr when you're fighting the most ruth loss soldier in the world the Jnp," Llout. L. A. Rogers, In structor In special services, told his students, who make up ono of the first groups in the army to receive this type of Instruc tion, . i . Rogers hns Just returned from a special aervlca school nt Fort Moade where ho was taught Jimmy Doube-X, Novikoff Blame Suits for Cub's Spot BOSTON, July 23 (P) Jimmy FoxV who frightened many a pitcher by throwing out hi) chest nnd flexing his mighty bl eep) as ho stepped to the plate, has yet to Intimidate any of tho National league hurlors, . "It's this monkey suit," Dou-blc-X complained, referring to tho Chicngn Cubs' sleeveless uni form that lias been compared un favorably with a gny BO's bnth Ing suit, "The fabric Is so thin that I feel liko a skinned rabbit In It." Masonic Lodges Confer Degree TULELAKE Fort Crook Ma sonic lodge of Fall River Mills was a guest of Cnnby Cross lodge of Tulcluko Saturday night for conferring of the third degreo following a 6:30 p. m. banquet In the annex of the Presbyter Ian church. Places woro mark ed nt tho- dinner for 48. with Otis Roper, senior warden, act ing tfor Fred Fisher, worshipful master, who Is In the service. Fisher left some months ago Im mediately following his Induc tion Into office, The dinner was aerved by tho community guild of the Prosby torlan church. If you want to sell H Thc Herald and New) ads," 3124. -phone "want- WE'VE HAD IT FOR YEARS! I YUM 01D . THI 010 0UIUU0,UWI!HCIIUI6,IH0. Tintype r M.I) .lirii)lffl i(.M I'l'j'Vfl'-fU1,'"'-'-!11 Judo. Jltsu und "dirty wrestling" at tho hands of Ma, Francou dc'Ellscu, a Jitau authority. "Of course we may have a few Injuries In the training but It Id nccosary to prepare our men to defend themselves against whatever the Jap: might throw at them, he explained. In the training the men are taught how to throttle a sentry, "smudge him with full hands over his face and break his neck." Equipped with a sash cord, similar to rope) curried by Jap aoldiers, Lieutenant Rogers at tempt) to teach men to become expert in disarming a acntry, If necessary, and to break his back by making the sentry full backwards on the soldier's up turned boot toe. The kick in the groin, which army officials suy Is a popular trick with Jap soldiers, becomes only en opening where the in tended victim brcuks the kick er's knee. A front strangle hold become) Ineffective when the Foxx Is only one of the Cubs who dislike their regalia. Lou NaVikoff, who has been murder ing the ball of late, 1) certain that the Cubs would be well up in tho first division if they wore regulation spangles. "All of us look thinner than Ted William) In these outfits," Novikoff said. "No wonder wo'ro In )lxth place. We appear so skinny and wenk to the other clubs that they convince them selves they can blow us down. Oregon's Tiger Is Home and Class 1-A in Draft YAMHILL, Ore., July 23 (P) Oregon's mot famous ace of the Burma-China bnttlcsklcs, AVG Flight Leader Ken Jernstedt, came home today, and found himself eligible for the draft. Which his friends thought a little odd for an ex-flying Tiger with an official battlcbag of 10 Mitsubishi Zeros and an unof ficial count of at least a score more. "But there he was In an American volunteer group uni form, wearing a Chlneso decora tion and just as 1-A as they come. . The reason Jernstedt, like many another AVG'er, was left without rank or military attach ment when the Tigers were ab sorbed by tho army In China. He resigned his marine commission a year ago to enter the famous Burma-China flying outfit. However, Oregon's lone Tiger won't wait for the draft. ' "As soon as I've had a little rest I want to fly again," he said. "With the army this time, I think. I'd like to do it In Australia." DRISCOLL RECOVERS. -CHICAGO Paddy Drlscoll has recovered from his second serlout operation In two months. Drlscoll I) the former North western back who coaches the Chlongo Bears' backs. WHITEWASH RARE BOSTON When the Red Sox were blanked by Denny Gate house of the Browns, It waa the Bostons first shutout aince they were repelled, 1-0, April 17, by Ernie Bonham ot the Yankee), PHILADELPHIA Gloria Warren, singing starlet ot the screen, is tho younger sister of Catcher Ben Warren c,f the Phils. Finnigan's Nipped by Big Lakes Irishmen Protosr Arbiting In 4-3 Lou ot Rocrootlon aLAMATH SOSTDAIL tlAOU) W I, I'll. W I. IVt, K M it h t .711 KnIjiIiik S I lll Uk.i .1 I ,671 ti.ii,l.n t rrldar't Svhtult Knllllila ftl ( "IiiiiiIiui ti. IU l.itkrl, 7 p. n llerrrallon ll'l'l. Illg Lukes' boxers last night iculnod a htilf-gama on the lea gue leading Knights of Colum bus softball scpiud by nipping Mutt Klnnlgun's high school boys, 4-3, In a protested gumc on Keereiilion field. Tho Irishmen churged after the gumc thai refcrcclng hud been poor In the extreme, to a point where Gillette, Big Lukes hurler, found it Impossible to pitch unythlng but strikes. They also protested a seventh Inning decision at the plute which cost them tho tying run. Each teum splashed four hits off tho opposition. The Boxers piled up six error) while the Finniguns bohbled five chance). ShorUcorc: n. ii. r. flmilsa," . :i l f. HI) l.M , t Rriilnauj ftit, i;h'U: lillM!- n. Frrrjr. victim Jabs two rigid fingers Into the strangler's wind pipe. Also, plain und funcy methods of tielng up n sentry so he will strangle himself If he tries to strugglo free ore some of the Items a soldier learns In the commando training. This type of "dirty wrestl ing," as It hus already become known in the armed forces,- Is a combination of Jul Jltsu (work ing with the hands), judo (with the legs) and good old back yard wrestling. The only differ- ferences the victim isn t re leased by slapping the mat or having his shoulders touch the ground. The Jap soldiers confine them selves mostly to kicks In the groin and arc not adept at this type of commando training, Lieutenant Rogers said he was Informed at Fort Meodc, be cause jltsu and judo have not been taught to Nippon's enlist ed men, having been "saved by the upper classes through past generations to -subdue the masses." Bill Introduced To Aid Tourist Business Operators WASHINGTON, July 23 P) Legislation designed to give fi nancial relief to Operators of tourist and vacation businesses hit by the gasoline and rubber shortage was introduced Wed nesday by Sen. McNary (R-Orc.). His bill would authorize the reconstruction finance corpora tion to make loans up to 75 per cent of the value of such prop erties, with interest not to ex ceed 3 per cent, nnd no pay ment due on either principal or interest until two years after tho end of the present emer gency was proclaimed by the president. The loans would be Issued only where It could be shown that SO per cent or more of a normal business arrived by pri vate motor carrier and was not rcplacable by common carrier. Always read the want-ads. aaawma iiki mm i iiaiawiwRW$n ywi 'J, .'iKFAixii' JAV4'AW y;f.-..-:.'.,. m -itt mil - ft'.1"' iv ' I GLAMOUR ML , J .ii gammer JM,,:,rr - V BE THRIFTY WHIN J HUfCtC FOOD ENER6Y VtC m the bitf biq bottle JjSjFA Popil Coto H modt only by Papil Cola Company, lona lilant) Cily, N. V, $M AiilhorliMl amilari eapal'Cola Hunting Co., Klamalh fall! "'',1 Annual PITA Shoot Opens In Salem SALEM, July 23 fI'i The 12th annual grund Pacific Inter national Trupshootlng associa tion's meet, sronil Inrgi-st evr-fit of Its kind In the nation, opened here this afternoon with offleluls expecting 2A0 of the west's best seutter-gunncrs to participate. The meet ends Sunday. Two hundred thoumind rounds l ammunition and 200,000 tar gets will be spent.' Toduy's shooting wbs limited to Informal practice events. I'rl.es totaling $4020 will be awarded the winners of tho seven big events. 'Jackets Threaten Pelicans Strong Dorris Nino Ploy) Poir Hero This Wecend With Mcdford facing the un usual opposition usually furnish ed by Grants Pass and a virtual cinch to win two weekend tilts. Klamath's Pelicans today looked forward .with something resem bling trepdidation to a pair of toughlcs versus DorrU' always strong Lumberjackct). The "subway" series will un fold Saturday night nt 7 o'clock on Recreation field. Second edi tion will start at 1:30 Sunday. Winner of seven and loser of nine, Dorris has always been a jinx for the Bigbills, particularly when Clyde Carlstrom dues the flinging. And he'll do part of it this weekend. Additionally, the 'Jacks have signed Rex Cecil, ex-Coast lea guer and recently of the Califor nia loop and Pioneer circuit. Cecil pitched for Mt. Shasta sev eral years ago after leaving 1'ortland and was regarded as one of the best bush hurlers seen in these parts. Manager Ernie Bishop will probably use Virg Hayncs who .iports a 6 to 1 record and Ken Bcnham who hns won three while dropping two. With two Medford victories practically in the bag against GP. the Pelicans must win both from Dorris to stick within a game of the Craters. Paul Gehrmein Still Pacing PCL Hurlers , LOS ANGELES, July 23 P) He didn't win or lose a game this week, but big Paul Gchrman of Los Angeles still sits atop the Pacific league pitching list with seven wins against no defeats. Among the regulars Seattle's veteran Hal Turpin boasts the best record, 16-4, followed by Ray Prim of Los Angeles with a 14-4 score. Sacramento's Blix Donnelly leads the strike-out department with 118. a CAMERA CASES PROTECT YOUR CAMERA. $1 AND UP. VAN'S CAMERA SHOP 727 Moin Phono 3618 4 Confusion Reigns at 'Shanter Tournament- Enters Fourth, Or Futile, Stage in Chicago By GAYLE TALBOT CHICAGO. July 23 (A') With out much doubt the most con fused golf tournament in history, the Tarn O'Shanter open and amateur, unlimited, proceeded today Into Its fourth or com pletely unintelligible atage the one Just before they bring out the padded wagon and say, "Take it easy, pnl, sure you're Napoleon." On today's program, a) some one explained It, was the first 18 holea of the Tarn O'Shanter $15,000 medal play open. Also scheduled were two rounds of match play in the All-American amateur championship, these be ing the third and fourth rounds of this particular championship. The man who explained this disappeared before his name waa obtained, but hi) version may be taken as fairly authentic. Today, 136 professionals be gan battling'for $2500 first mon ey in the 72-hole open champion ship. The 16 surviving amateurs from yesterday's shambles tied up in two match play rounds, while at the same time compet ing in the open. All of the ama teurs who were eliminated yes terday 48 of 'em continued to compete in the open, boyoboyl Caps Pad Lead Over Tacoma With 7-5 Win By The Associated Press Another full game was added to the healthy lead head by the Vancouver Capilanos on West tern International Baseball league standings last night as the Caps took the measure of the Tacoma Tigers for the third straight time and won, 7-5. Bounced out of the league lead after a prolonged losing streak, the Tigers are now three full I games behind the team with which they have traded places in standings a number of times al- ready this year. I . Meanwhile: at Salem the Sen. ators also took their third straight game from the t. last place Spokane Indians with a smashing 14 hit attack that gave them an 11-8 victory. Eugene Tramples Albany Alcos, 7-1 EUGENE, July 23 IIP) With Bud Brewer and Red Miller lim iting Albany to five hits, Eugene took a State league baseball vic tory last night 7-1. The sixth was Eugene's big inning, five runs being scored off Lou Eagleson. Don Kirsch made three of the winner's eight hits, i Let's put everything to work! Sell the articles you don't use through a classified ad. TEN HIGH (yjli!,i(ijg(J4IL,y.,"li,"JJfJ("lHy'frvA'.i,1 Lik a'sun-mellowMi peach fa. s ! ajier year, after Expect thrill you'll get one when you try today' Tin High! We've "plussed" this famous whiskey. . . added in extra birthday to it . . . given it a rich bonus of extra flavor, a bonus of extra mellowness. ' Now it's here! The "bonus year" Ten High a whiskey so "super" in tvery 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 whiskey with "n rough edgts." Straight Bourbon Whiskey. 86 proof. Copr. 1942, Hiram Walker tc Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. THE WHISKEY WITH "NO ROUGH EDGES" . July 23, 1942 Boston Sox, Detroit In Slump, Yanks Out Chisox Shut Out Cronins, 2-0; Nats Tame Tigers, 2-1; Dodgers, Cards Win NATIONAL IIAOUC W I. Prl. W I. I'. l. )rnokl)n ..Jit Z7 .A77 htt.l.urgli 41 II .1-2 si, !..,li k rliWgo i-'. 19 ,i;.j HnHnriftll -IT M -W It'..li X :t .I'm Sew York . 47 M Alt CMM-I. ,0 wtunttaari a flnrinnatl I. Mf'K.khn I Hi. l..pl 7. PMIad'Ipliia Chicago t, ftoat'jn I. Wtdnttdar'i ntiuiia By JUDSON BAILEY Associated Press Sports Writer All the people who for weeks devoted themselves Industrie ously to trying to solve the slump of the Now York Yankees probably arc busy now figuring out reasons for the sliding of the Boston Red Sox and the Detroit Tigers. This is a thankless task, but in which there never is any unemployment. Somebody alwaya U in a slump and right now both the Red Sox and the Tigers have it bad. Boston has lost four in a row and nine of its last 11 games while Detroit has dropped ,11 out of 14 and has fallen from the first division. The Red Sox were shut out 2-0 yesterday by Lee (Buck) Ross of the Chicago White Sox. One of Chicago's blows was a two-run double by Luke Ap pling in the sixth inning. The, Tigers were tamed 2-1 by the Washington Senators on the five-hit hurling of Sid Hud son. Here again the winners were' kept in check by the los ing pitcher, Washington getting just eight hits off Tommy Bridges, but one of them was i two-run homer by Roy Cul enblne, " Meanwhile the New York Yan kees squeezed to their 11th con secutive victory and extended their American league lead to 12 full games by blasting across four unearned runs in the tenth inning to beat the Cleveland In dians 5-1. Joe DiMaggio's hitting streak was stopped at 18 games by Lefty Al Milnar, but Rollie Hemsley made four hits, includ ing two doubles, and Charley Keller hit his 12th home run. The St. Louis Browns blew a 6-0 lead attained in the first I four frames and lost an 11-8 de- i cision to the Philadelphia Ath-i letics. Sparked by Chet Laabs'i 18th circuit clout, the Brownies scored five runs in the fourth. In the National league, the' Brooklyn Dodgers disposed of the Cincinnati Reds without; trouble, 5-1, with Kirby Higbe, pitching five-hit ball and he and his teammates tagging Ray Starr . GET THE I Out I LMUlli llClai MOST HEAT of Your Oil! SarvlM Your Bunw Now I Call tor Nawt at Klamath Oil Co. Phone 8404 year - 1 J '.iyf C I A , "i i t, i t ' " tit I $ Ir 1 Vin laiiiMiifl to PAGE NINE AMCniCAM LCAOUI I. IVI. W L Pst, Sew Yr.rk ,.M 24 .fW t-!rnlt 17 14 ,IM ll'.-toi, W 311 Mi f'lilrano . fW ftl .487 ''lrlfln.! ...M ..',14 I'liitaifM. .&4 (10 .xl St. friuii 44 45 .514 WRftli'toi, ,SA 67 Jag Wadnaadav'a naanlta Sw York A. cl-vland I I0 Innln(i). IW.ton I. Chicago g. 1'Ml.i.l.lpliia II. HI. T.itl I, Waahlngton S, ntrolt I. nevertheless a form of endeavor and Gene Thompson for twice that many. 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