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I Sports jffipij Briefs L' T Hugh rulltrton, Jr By BID rCDEH (Pinch-Hlltlng lor Hugh Fullorton Jr.) NEW YOHK, July 27 (WUlo World) I'nuH llin pualix to Al iSnbiith for diH'IdhiK not to alnrt Alsnl) In tlui Arlington cIiikhIc Rnturdiiy. . Thiit 71) (Jin nd U ii lot n( tin to miwi un Hut i)u '. ... i , , -mi i kii nix f ii r I o n k workout Hincti coming off hi a I c k b e d, nnd you don't need rryMiil bull to toll vnti hi.-' not rrntly for n mllonnd-u-qtmrU-r walu.' HITAND RUN The Glimt are KollliiK rendy to pop with n now pitcher . . Don't look now, hut King Lev , liifky not only punned bin phyid cnl, but also hla mental cxiim, for the army . . . And la now ready to go Into hla "trnnaom" for Undo Sam . . . The whole Mlnnrxota high achool basket ball tournament for thla winter looka protty ahaky becauao of tranaportallon hoiulnche , . . Wlllard Marahall tiaed one of johnny Mlr.o'i 40-ounce bata aalnit tho Rod yeatcrdny and clautcd one of the henllbleat h o m e r a aoen In the Polo Orotinda thla year . , . Noodle to aay, Big Jawn now haa a pnrdner, TODAY'S GUEST STAR Tim Cohane, New York World Telegram: Cleveland baaoball fana now have reached the per ennial atage where they are ready to give the Indian back to the Indian. DIB-A AND DAT A Serge Jimmy Cannon, the ex aporU writer, will make a movie with hi "Thla la Fort Dlx" radio ahow , , . fcddlo An ,-teron'i going to allco Iowa' September grid practice to the bone . , . Juat about every one of those fighter who went Into the navy--and wound up at the Jacksonville air bane I taking gunnery teata . . . Which unual' ly la the flrat tep toward ac tlve a duty. , POME Will McKechnlc, the good dea con, H an Infield that la leakln' Hl nltchlns'a weaker: hlttln'a dead. GueM the 'Reds ahoulda stood In bed. . oood aoo The hosaea will no doubt be glad to learn they don't have to be ahot any moro when they break leg . . . Bill (Baltimore Sun) Boniface reports that .tnhnnv Boslev Jr.. tho W. K. trainer, has dlaeovered good oP Baltimore mud. mixed with en- Am salt and vlncgnr, can euro 'cm . . . It'a worked on four so u'iOI thev're running again And you apanked the kids for making mud pica: Doff Aber New Cheyenne Bronc Champ CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 27 OP) A new professional bucking champion, Doff Aber of Now hall, Calif., was crowned Snttir day In the flnnl of tho Chey enne Frontier Days rodeo, ells- i placing Stub Bnrlleiruiy, Tonna kot, Wash., who finished second, Rube Htibbcll, Wheatland, Wyo., was third. Hugh Bennett, Colorado Airings, Colo., won the bulldog- glng championship, nveruging 13.R seconds for thrco steers. Nub Martin, Morris, Okln was tho only rider among five finalists who was nblo to stay aboard a lunging Brahma bull Dnvo Shellenbcrgcr, Marietta, Okln., won the bareback bronc title. Clyde Burk, Comancho, Okln., beat out IB finalists for the cnlf roping championship, averaging 20.0 seconds for thrco calves. Buck Sorrolls, Tucson, Aria., won the steer roping title with a low average of 25.3 sec. onda for thrco steers. Scar Lea Captures Longacres Speed Cap SEATTLE, -July 27 (P) Com Ing within ono-flflh of n second of the track record, Scar Leg won tho $2005 six-furlong aiv nun) speed hnndlcnp at Long, : acres yeatordny in 1:00 4B., Ln vengro was second by a noso, hid tho favored Campus FusBor Tlilrd ' by two nnd onc-hnlf lengths. Scar Leg Is a threo-yonr-old, bred, raised' nnd trained by El bert Thomas, Dnytonj Washi Tho winner paid jio.no, !P4.bo and $2.40 In the $2 mutuols, Lnvcn. gro returned. $6.B0 and $2.70 The Fussor paid $2.10. A Yalo'i naw football coach. Hero the former Pittsburgh itar biocktr move ahead, July 27, 1!M2 St. Loo Faces Bums; Yanks Stretch Lead Dodgers Clip Bucs Twice, Cardinals . Split With Braves; Reds Take Third AMtalOAN LIA0UI W I. Vet. W I. Pl. t; ti ,ii 10 M .ir in 13 .sit M 0 .W) Srw Yotk.. M'.ilnn n. v.Un.t , SI. Imli ... m m .mi iMf,.ii ... v, it ,)m rinu',,1,1. tl II .114 Wnili'lon tundny'i nMulu Krw Yorli 6. Iirii.ill f. l'lill.ilriiiliU 19. I'lilmtx II (Mil ltn 10 iKitlnHi), ll'.flon 3 3. St. IMili 0-4. Watliltillon M, C1nrlnd 0 T. By AUSTIN BEALMEAR 1 AaiociaUd Press Bporli Writer The St. Loula Cardinals, about the only outfit able to make things Interesting for Brooklyn, wheeled Into Ebbcts field today for a three-round showdown of Durochcr's Darlings. The puce-scttcra coasted up to the Important series yeatcr dny by (Hopping tho Pittsburgh Pirates twice without dipping Into the "big four" of their pitching staff, while second-place St. Louis split with the Boston Braves and slipped back another notch, seven lengths behind. Today the Dodgers planned to lend with their ace, Lefty Lurry French, who has rested exactly a week. The Dodgers nipped tho Pi rates, 3-2 nnd 8-3, scoring nil the runs they needed in tho first three innings of each game. Joe Medwlck drove In all tho Brook lyn murker In tho opener with a pulr Of doubles and Dolph Cn mllll paced the attack in tho nightcap with a triple, double nnd single. After two weeks In Casey Stengel's amino cottage for loaf ing on the mound, Tom Enrley camo out and stopped tho Cardi nal cold as he pitched tho Droves to a B-2 decision in the first game, but tho Cardinals look tho second, 8-3, with the help of som nifty relief hurl ing by Hurry Oumbert, Cincinnati regained third place- by whipping the New York Giants, 0-2 nnd 2-1, nnd dropping thorn bnck Into tho four spot. At Philadelphia, three homo runs in ono gnmo by Catcher Clydo McCulluugh couldn't keep tho Phils frpm turning back the Chicago Cubs, 4-3 and 6-1. In the Amerlcnn league, tho New York Yankees downed the Detroit Tigers, 8-2, In tho only slnglo gamo of tho day, but add ed a gnmo, and a half to their long lead with the help of the He'll Meet if JL if ' 'A 'A. Jim Caaey, the guy who face I toward you, 1 the la'd billed to face Maurice TUlat, the feariome French Angel, to morrow night on an armory grapple card which eem deatlnad to bulge the brink wall In the old stand. .Pedro Braitl and Pete Belcastro tangle In the leml wlndup and Sockeye Jack McDonald and Joe Corbetl face off In the opener. Seat, they ay. are lulling lurlouily. s Elis Are Early Birds Howie Odoll, already haa wtll bullt protpecta working In ahort. and Pnnylvania backfield PAGE NINE NATIONAL LIAOUI W t, ITI. W I, Prt 1.7 tH .TO. ('MrntfO. . It fit .471 .. -.9 si I'lmi.urali 42 M)MW HI 14 llot..t-, . t J .m . It II .ill r; c ntirinnntl , Siw Vork lundiy'i aHtilU rillfliunh SS, llronklrn S B. HI. U.tiU t, ll.ol'.it A 3. rtllr.if,i ,1.1. I'hll.lrlliln IH. Clnrinntl 0-t, Nrw York St. Louis Brown, who took a pair from tho second-place Bos ton Red Sox, dropping them 13 games behind. Denny Gatehouse pitched the Browns to a 9-2 decision in the first game, while tho heavy hit ling of George McQuinn carried the Brownie through, 4-3, in the nightcap. Ted Willlums of tho Red Sox hit a home run in each contest to regain solo pos session of the major league lead ership in that art with 21. Sid Hudson of the Washing ton Senators blanked the Cleve land Indians, 2-0, in the first game, but the tribe bounced bnck In the second, 7-1, Willi Bus Mills producing a triple and three singles. Tho Chicago White Sox and Philadelphia Athletics split, Chi cago winning the opener for Ted Lyons, 2-1, on a triple by Joe Kuhcl and a single by Bob Ken nedy in the ninth and Phlladcl phit taking the second, 3-2 in 10 Innings, with Luman Harris tos sing a four-hitter and Dec Miles singling home tho winning rally, MEDFORD, July 27 (A1) Clark Gable of the movies Is fish ing In southern Oregon. Auto graph seekers recognized him as ho passed through here. He did not divulge whether he would head for the Roguo river as on previous trips. the Angel i 'if 1' w 1 hi coach lug ball on end aweep a Spokes Drop 3 to Salem, Tigers Win By The Associated Preis Spokane's chances of climbing out of the Western International Buseball league cellar went glim icrlng over the weekend. In end of winning two games as . icy needed to do to get into :'.ird place the Indians lost three hi a row to Salem, 8-4 Sat urday night, and 4-2, 4-3 In a! doublcheader yesterday. j Vancouver's hold on first place was cut when the Caps lost to Tucomn, 5-4, yesterday in! Tucomu after splitting a twin bill ' Snturday In Vancouver. The; Canadians won the first game Saturday, 6-4, and Tacoma took tho nightcap, 8-3. Salem opens a six - day stand in Spokane tomorrow while un der a schedule change Tacoma return to Vancouver tomorrow, Wednesday and Thursday nights and then comes homo to enter tain the Caps the next three days. The entire week's play had been slated for Tacoma. Niek Carter , Wins Washington State Net Title SEATTLE, July 27 &) Cali fornia's touring tennis troupe, which has won virtually every title in Oregon and Washington tho past three weeks, headed for Spokane and tho inland empire championship tournament today after taking six of 10 crowns at the annual Washington state meet hero yeslerdny. The Spo kane show will open Wednesday nnd close Saturday. Nick Carter. San Francisco, became one of the ew triple champions of this area when he won the Washington men's sin gle title yesterday, defeating Harry' Roche, also of San Fran cisco, 7-5, 8-1, 8-2. Carter won the Pacific northwest men's sin gles crown at Tacoma last week and tho Oregon state men's sin gles titlo at Portland tho week before. Hank Anderson 'Shrinks' He's Now a Private PORTLAND, July 27 (P) Six-foot-six-inch Hank Anderson walked Into the army recruiting office here Saturday and an nounced, "I want to be a buck private." Out came the tape measure, and recruiter said ho could just squeeze under maximum height regulations. Previously Ander son, Baker high school coach and former University of Oregon basketball star, had been reject ed by the air corps because of his height. As it Is, he will be the tallest recruit from this area. At Oregon, Anderson claimed even one. more Inch of height. "Maybe I've shrunk since then, he said, or maybe It's just that I'vo sagged in the knees from the worry of coaching." Eugene Knocks Albany From State Flag Race ALBANY, July 27 OP) The Eugene Athletics pounded "Duko" Windsor, Albany's im ported pitcher, for 12 runs in three Innings here Sunday to de tent tho Alcos 12-5 in a State Lcaguo baseball game. The vic tory gave Eugene a two-game lend over the ldlo second-place Portlnnd Firemen and eliminat ed Albany from tho pennant race. Sllverton's double loss at Bejid over the weekend also eli minated the Red Sox from the championship campaign. Doug Pcdcrson's three - run homer gave Albany the lend In the third Inning, but tho A's ral lied bnck to shell Windsor with cxtra-bnso hits. Don Klrsch, who collected thrco hits, and Billy Sutton both hit two-run Jiomers for E,ugcno. Red Mil ler, Eugene pitcher, hit "thrco for four." Sell it through the want-ads. Pelicans Split Pair Against Dorr is, Win Saturday, 14-8, Lose Sunday, IO-7, in Tenth Suds Thrash Bevos,Show Rally Signs Portland Loses Seventh Straight; Angels, Sacs Drop Games, Series, 4-3 PAOmO COAST LI A GUI W I. i'i W h Pet. Ia Aiik'Ci 70 IS , Han Fran fJH-r'tm-iitw A 17 ,Mi Moltj' Altl 1 IA M0 Ukklnf1.v Hid IW ,M67Ji) foftliiiid l, .0 SI 7 .(32 49 Ml ,m 41 70 JW'J Sunday'! Heiultt Run KmricUr.i fuklaiiil 3-10, uvrei 7-1, Hull) wood 4.5 (ut (mc 11 (nnlfifVf. fcnn htm K'i, Mcfnmrftto i'lnti (fame 4 (nutria), lv,( tin ml 20, Heatlfe 40. By The Anoclated Pre Seattle rode to within striking distance of the Pacific coast baseball league pennant this weekend and presented sign of repeating last year's feat of com ing from behind to take the pen nant in closing weeks of play. The Suds beat the last place Portland Beavers 6 to 1 Satur day then won yesterday, 8 to 2 and 4 to 0, to stick in third place, the triple victory gave the Rainier all seven game of the series with the tail spinning Beavers. The Rainlers collected 12 bin gles In the opener yesterday while Larry Guny was holding the Beavers to six scattered safe ties in the opener, then scored four runs off six singles, a walk and an error In tho nightcap as Carl Fischer handcuffed the Portlandcrs with three hits in seven Innings. The Hollywood Stars aren't going to be the tail for Los An geles' comet. They not only end ed the league leader's winning streak at fourteen games last week, but kept on slugging over the weekend and wound up win ning the series 4 games to 3. The Angels had to go two ex Ira Innings to win one of the three weekend games 7 to 4 yesterday's opener. Hollywood won the nightcap 5 to 1 and shut out their hometown rivals 4 to 0. Snturday. Incidentally this ended Los Angeles' scries win ning streak at six. The runnerup Sacramento So lons slipped right, along with the Angels, losing the series 4 to 3 to San Diego. Tony Freitas incidentnlly was credited with losing and winning the Sunday games. The Padres beat- the So lon hurler 6 to 2 in the opener, but he came back in a relief role to take the second 4 to 2. The teams were idle Saturday. San Francisco divided its ser ies with Oakland 4 nnd 4 and dropped the Oaks from sixth to seventh place, a notch behind the climbing Stars. The Seals won Saturday's encounter 9 to 2 and Sunday's opener 7 to 3; but Oakland pulled out its big bats for the nightcap and took it 10 to 0 behind Stan Corbett's 5 hitter., Serious Now 1 V v. V TWA H , XT i&. 4 fMik. Caitlng aside his title as tho "clown prince" of tennis, netter Frank Kovacs Is fitted for new army shoes and a role as Undo Sam's soldier after entering the armed service at Monterey, Calif. Sergeant W. H. Flchter. bottom does the fitting. 1 BCTirr Lumberjacks Protest Decision on Home Run Loss Drops Locals Two Games Back of Circuit-Leading Medford Craters oaiaoH oALir oaNiA lcui W h Pel. W L Pel. Mltort... 14 4 .774 llwll t 9 .MO k fiii ii a mi o. pii t it .in Klamath' Whitebird ballclub gon California loop pennant chase pair with Dorris third-place leading Craters twice blacked out Victors Saturday night, 14-8, on the 12-hit hurling of Virg Haynes and the eight-bobble performance of the 'Jacks, the Peli cans dropped Sunday' game on innings. The los shoved the Klamath two full games back of the Crater. Saturday night the Klamath hopped on Clyde Carlstrom for a dozen runs in the first three innings to sew up the game right there. Eleven Pelicans, faced the lean Dorris hurler in the first and splattered four hits which two walks and three Dorris er rors made good for seven runs. Paul Crapo s home run in the first brought out a Dorris pro test when the ball bounded over the left center fence. The 'Jacks claimed he should have been held to a double but the umpire ruled it a homer. Eyestone and Hampton scored ahead of the sharpshooting Pelican out fielder. Dorris' principal threat came in the sixth when they assem bled five hits and made 'em good for four runs. Virge Hayncs gave the 'Jacks 12 hits. in the Saturday game and the Pelicans totaled an even dozen off Carlstrom. Sunday Ken Benham held the invaders to one hit until the fifth. Earl Brooks got the single, stole second and scored on an in tield out. In the filth, however, Red Tol bert's nine slashed out five hits and, with two walks and a sacri fice, tallied six runs. The Klamaths loilowed with one of their own as Larson, safe on a fielder's choice, romped home on Gross' double. In the sixth, the Pelicans counted thrice, one of 'em a homer by Hauield over the left field barrier. They knotted the count with two in the seventh and one in the ninth. The tying run was driven in by Crapo with a long double. He later tried to swipe home but was tagged out with what would have been the win ning run. Dorris tucked the game away in the tenth with three. The locals outhit the visitors, 14-11 in the Sunday game. Bill Cecil did the chucking for the Lumberjacks. Box scores: (Saturday Gamt) ooRni AB K H E llrookB. Sb S I 1 1 lluradm. lb i 1 Crlipi. sa . 4 1 i i o'oldbar, c 4 a I Suavely. Sb 4 110 Cecil, cr Shlpman, If . lcvor?, rf Carlstrom, p Totall KLAMATH FALLS Eyestone, l( Bishop, lb Hampton, lb Crapo, tt Hatfield, rf . Larson, Gross, 3b Dixon, e HftVTiM, p Totli . ...99 14 IB 1 010 004 lf 8 Dorris Klamath Fall 714 100 Olx 14 Tiro bane hits, Crlspl, Snavtly; three bane hits, Eyestone, Larson. Home runf. Gold bnr. Crapo. Hatfield. Stolen bases, Dixon. Blritop, Hampton. Double play, Snavely to Duraeha. Left on bases, Dorrti 7; Klamath Falls e. Basel on balls, Carlstrom 4. Strike out. Haynes 7, Carlstrom . Hit by pitch, er, by Haynes fCrtspl): (Snavely). (Sunday Qami) DORRIS . AB R R R rirooKS. an . s j Duraeha. Ib 4 0 Crlspl, ss , - ,.,.., . R l Goldbar, cf-p ft NnaTPly, e 9 Shlpman, If Marshall, ib rnmps. rf Cecil, p Carl strom, cf Totals . ,. a "Ratttd for Cecil tn 10th. KLAMATH PALLS K?estone, If Mixtion, lb , AB II H It 4 Hampton. 2b s Crapo. ef L . -L. S Hatfield, rf 5 Larson, si 4 Gross. Jlh .,, . B Dixon, o t . ft Benham. p , , , 6 Totals Dorris . - 42 T 14 a ..1IK1 090 000 .S 10 Dorris ...100 000 000 S 10 Twn base hits. T!veslone. flross. Oann . nntfleld. Three base hits, Goldhar. noma FILMS All Kind All SUes Mori Still Color Black and White VAN'S CAMERA SHOP 727 Main - Phone 3618 Wctfccnd nMirilt KUmath F&lli II . Uorrli MO. Medford 6-H, OmnU Pais 10. lost another stride in the Ore over the weekend by splitting Lumberjacks while Mcdford's Crants Pass in Medford. Recreation field, 10-7, in ten Seattle Gunner Cops PITA Stan Brock Down Towns end in Shootoff Meet SALEM, Ore., July 27 (H) Stanley Brock, Seattle, broke a deadlock for the championship of the Pacific International Trap- shoot association tournament yesterday by cracking 25 consec utive clay pigeons in a shoot-off with Clarence Townsend, Salem Townsend missed one target and yielded the title to Brock. They had tied in the first day of shooting with perfect scores of 100 and each chalked up 97's in regular competition yester-i day. John M. Gizdavich, Cushman, Ore., tied for third with J. O. Cotant, Pocatello, Idaho. Each scored 196X200. R. E. Glass, Eugene; O. T. Dean, Seattle; C. D. Ray, Coquille, and J. H. Cawker, Burns, tied for fourth with 185's. Sheverly N u s o m. Quincy. Ore., scored 191X200 to capture the women's title. .Mrs. Clara Ray, Coquille, was second with 180. The 100-target handicap event was won by Carl Carbon, Spo kane, with 95 hits. Ceighton Jones, Gervais, was second with 94. The 200-target handicap was won by Don Fraser, Sun Valley, Idaho. Men's singles scores (180 or better): Paul Hilton, Klamath Falls, 194; P. S. Puckett, Klamath Falls, 181; H. Croisant, Grants Pass, 192; H. R. Turpin, Corval lis, 191; J. B. Troeh, Eugene, 192; J. D. Tye, Eugene, 185; G. A. McKay, Pendleton. 185; A. Nirschl, Pendleton, 191; S. G. Mendenhall, Grants Pass, 193; H. E. Wolsey, The Dalles, 186; S. Etichler, Klamath Falls, 186. Northwest Pro League Set for Formation SEATTLE, July 27 (JP) Rep resentatives of five Pacific northwest cities will meet at the Washington Athletic club Friday to organize a northwest football league, Jimmy Mandis, Seattle amateur sports promoter, said Saturday. nin. HatrlHd. Stolen bases. Brooks. Hamp ton. Sacrifices. Duracha, Marshall, Rfslioo. Dotihli plays. Gross to Hampton lo Rishop; Larson to Hampton; Marshnll to Crfspl to Puracha, Left on bases, Dorris 7: Klamath Falls 7, Bases on balls, off Benham 7; Cecil t; Goldbar 1. Struck out. hy Benham 7; (Yell S. Winning- pitcher. Cecil. Umpires. Ward and Noel. Wupestliim! Armory PHONE FOR TICKET RESERVATIONS Tho Rialto Catlbrry's The Waldorf Lord Byron Boots Lead in 'Shanter Foce Hcofner Today in , Playoff for Pro Crown After Collapse With 77 By GAYLE TALBOT CHICAGO, June 27 P) By-' ron Nelson, shaken by one of the most amazing collapses in the history of big-time golf, went out bleakly today to battle Clay ton Heafner of Linvllle, N. C, in an 18-hole playoff for $2500 first money in the Tarn o'Shantcr ' open tournament. The starting time was noon PWT. Nelson, the tall ex-Texan, was a woebegone figure, and a lot of exceptionally smart money had - aayt Kea.'ucr Byron Nelson been bet over-night that he would lose to Heafner, the blond giant who won the Mahoning Valley tournament at Gerard, Ohio, a few weeks ago with an astonishing 72-holc total of 284. It was a crusher what hap pened to Nelson yesterday. Ono of the world's great golfers, he--shot a miserable 77 over a course whose true par is about 70, to dissipate a lead that had looked impregnable and finish in a tie with Heafner, each with 280 strokes for the four rounds. Heafner, having posted an or dinary 72 on his final round, and i harboring no real hope ot any- thing better than second or third money, became one of possibly J0.000 spectators who, watched almost unbelievingly as Nelson blew sky-high in the course of a stretch duel with Lawson Little. Nelson started the day five strokes in front of Heafner; eight ahead of Little. He was considered to be "in," the clos ing round to be a mere formal ity. Yet when they began trying to move the record golf crowd out of Tarn o'Shanter last night the scoreboard read: Nelson 280, Heafner 280, Little 281. Nobody else was even close. Harry Not telbladt of Avon, Conn., held the next place' all by himself at 284. ........ ... , i Front Runners NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting -Kt'is-r, Bruoklfn, ,354; Tjomba di. Ko8toli. .340. Run!, Ott. New York, 88; ReliaK Brooke Ivn. r. Horn,' Rnna MlK, J." Vork It; Camllll, Brooklyn. 15. rildilns Krcncli. Brooklyn. I I I; Wyatt, Brooklyn, M-H. . .. AMERICAN LIAOUI ' Battinz Will, am-. Boston. .352: Gordon, Xwr York. .S3. Runs Wlllinrnn. Boston. $0; D. DIMagKto, Boston, and I'll!!. St. Louis. 10. Horn- Buns Williams, Boston. 21 ; Laabs, St. I.niil... 10. ' Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers Secure Immediate relief with VAPO EFRIN Satisfaction Guaranteed. 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