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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1942)
Imports K?' i Briefs L tJ Hush F.'crr.JjA.. fullerton. Jr.fv;;&$f 3 ,1 b .v:.Vi" A 1 f NEW YOtlK, July 31 It Biinm.v AiikoU net tainted by Ply lUibliiKim tonight, lic'll prob ity look iirouiul for the knnek !own timekeeper before ho fulls. According tb Mininger Cltnr- ivy tMilirs, 11)0 thing that kept Suinmy from bo lnK counted out wlicn he rnn In to Rity'i right t Philadelphia year bko wua that hn fell it JRi t ofdclui. .' laJUUni , . The noise of thf huminer pounding tho can VW right at Ills car brought Btmmy hack no successfully thnt he almost won tho scrap. is TEA FOR TWO ' When Iho Srultln Cricket club foiiml i'ii(i))clllloii h bit light, Publtrlsl Syrt liiirrit wrote the paper us follows: "Will you in vito any teams wnntlitK mimes to com out to CiNivph field ond pity uj? . . . Oh, yes, and toll thni !o bring tliflr own Migar for tho ton." 'A ONE MINUTE 8P0HT8 PACE . JCddle Borden, former local 'i)l writer now In Enulimd I'i the Canadian army, writes that Freddie Mill and U-n Har vey drow 800,000 for their re cent scrap for the British Until httivywvlulil title utid thnt pro moters flKuro they could Ret 91110,000 If Gui Lesncvlrh could come ovrr to light Millii, cur rently Iho British funs' fair-haired boy. . . , Tho Detroit Tigers have shifted their September 9 ball game to clear the rond for thi- Lions-Army all-stars foot ball tusslo, . . . Night sports In Tampa are out alter the newly ordered dlmout goes Into effect tomorrow and a lot of nthlctes who haven't seen daylight In years will be buying sunburn lotions. -t - '; TODAY'S GUEST STAR JQohn Cronley, Oklahoma City UfcUhomiin: "S ucli nonsense originating in Chicago's Tnm O'Shanter. nrn enlfrrs .ttrlklnt lit a war benefit tournament lit ! refur.il to aid fans by wearing j numbers. Oh, well, Iho numbers I of: Tommy Armour and Joe; Klrkwood have been up a long time ns far as competitive golf 0es." Osborn Blanks Tacoma as Nats Defeated, 9-6 i By The Associated Press '? :i It's about time for Pitcher Don. Osborn of tho Vancouver Cupllanos to be called Into ser vice by some team playing bet ; ter class ball than the Western International league dishes out. t;i Mainstay In the Cap pitching Wt and season-long nemesis "r the Tacoma Tigers, Osborn chalked up his lflth win o( tho 'Mason last night with a S O !hutoul of the Tigers at Van eouver. f I At SpokBne, the Indians and jSalem Senators combined a bit i of baseball with a variety of i other unscheduled things as tho i Indians defeated the Senators 9-6. Front Runners i ay Th AHQfili(ft Prm f Nttloncl lugui : 8lllli(-Rlr, lliookljn. JM; Liiuttiintl. I Botrnn, ..Its. Hlta-MgitwIeV, Brooklin. II; lltiithttr, ( It, lul, nr. Hi.iir Riiim-MIh. HfW Yotk, It: Cumllll, ! Brooklyn, A. , rilrlilm-l-Vrnph, HrnoHj'n, ll-li W)lt, i aroovij-n, u s. . V AmtrlMn Lmsus BtHlni'tVllllAiiif, nnmon, ,SW; Onrdon, i Ki Vorlc. .Wrt, Hit Sjinri. Wnihlnston, SUpbrni, I St. louli. IJ9. fflumli. IS. I V"',hl""W' Vorll, 10 I: Chunit Ur,; Xw Vnrk. U J. . , . !;,?! NO CHANGE P ' OAKLAND Pnllf .Tntv 91 lm tHlEhlend ho!illn nttnrlante r- r MMrlnrl .. nKn .. .. n , .. I li . icu iiu .,,niiKU tuiiuj ill tuu critical condition of Mul Chase, I 88, lamed baseball personality, f. who suffered a heart attack i Wtdnesday. la I f " 1 llllUI is f 1 Ll l jj Ijj t iJl " I H II I. II I HI Pelicans Open Last Loop Round Locote Bill Morchonts for Sundoy Doubloheodor At Crater Tie Into Dorrii 0I1I00H DAUFOHHU IfftOUt W 1. M. W t ?. M.,llM.I It t .11 )OI(l IS . klIO. full! 11 .t 0. Pllt I 14 ,111 nrrl nt Uillii,, nlutdr stsht ind SiitiiJ). llfHiili I'rnt st Xliniitli KmIIi, doulil lir,lr Biiiitlny. With six games to go and trailing the Medford Craters by two full games, Klamath's Peli cans this weekend wore faced with the necessity of twice trip ping the Inept Grants Pass nine and praying that Dorrla could do Iho samo with tho Oregon Cali fornia league leaders. The 'Jocks have ample Incen tive to swipe at least one game from the Crater for It'll be Prl vato Joe Dickinson day Sunday In the valley and Dickinson Is tho guy who whipped the Dor risers twice recently on the same weekend. In addition, the Cra ters have signed Jim Snyder, htirler released by the Lumber Jackets and the Californlan would like to show their judg ment was the better. Over here Manager Ernie Bishop will lead off with a Jug gled lineup due to the loss of slugging Second Baseman Earl Hampton who skipped off to Molalla In pursuit for a better paying Job. Bishop wilt prob ably shift himself from first to second, move Paul Crapo back to first and Insert Mario PIsan Jn Criipo's outfield post. The Pelicans are meeting the Merchants In a Sundny double header Instead of the usual Saturday-Sunday series. The busi ness begins at 1:30 with the Ini tial tiff slated for nine Innings and tho afterpiece scheduled to go seven. Meanwhile Dom Provost. pre-i Ident of the Ore-Cal circuit,. dls-; closed that Red Tolbert, Dorris manager, had filed a formal pro test on the Klamath victory of last Saturday night when Cra po's bounder, which leaped over the fence, was ruled a home run. Tolbert, who filed SIO with the protest, cited Rule 41, Sec tion 3, of the ploying rules which states: "A fair hit hall that strikes the ground and bounds Into a stand or over a fence shall bo a two-base hit." Provost said he would make a full Investigation and announce his decision later. Weekend Fishing Prospects PORTLAND, July 31 OT Angling prospects In Oregon Ihl weekend are generally good In soma places excellent the state game commission' weekly bulletin said today. By counties the report In cluded: CURRY Salmon trolllnf fair In Jtoguo river: steelhead fishing very good In rtf f le of the Itogue. JOSEPHINE Reports of limit catches of trout received from all open streams. Illinois river good for cutthroat trout and small steelhead; lower Rogue good, but fish small; above Grant Pas nice catches report ed. JACKSON Salmon fishing In Rogue fair; bass and crappie catches at Hlstt lake Improving. DOUGLAS Good run of cut throats In the Umpqtia river and fishermen are having good tuck. Fishing In the North Umpqua not quite so good and in the South Umpqua district It ha been only fair. DESCHUTES Paulina and East lakes fine; Todd lake good; fly fishing on Deschutes river Improved. GLOVES FOR GUN CHICAGO, July 31 (Pi Booker Beckwlth, 22 -year -old Giuy, iiiil.. nugici UgVii hiRvy weight, will drop his boxing gloves for a gun in Unelo Snm't army tomorrow. He I sched uled for Induction at Oary, Beck wlth, a terrific puncher, wa knocked out by Cincinnati's Ez zard Charles In Pittsburgh last Monday night, his first such ex perience In 22 bouts In a three year professional campaign, DURATED BROOKLYN, July 31 (P) Johnny Schmltz, rookie south paw of the Chicago Cub, will make his Inst appearance for the duration of the war tomorrow when ho pitches against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Schmltz will leave Immediately ' after the gnme for hi home at Wausaw. Wis., to be Inducted Into the army. , Whan in Medford v Star at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Carter Proprietor ! Risks String 8 u a r Ray Robinson, Har lem' fistic c who has tollad up a string of 121 straight vic tories, risks his skein tonight tgalntt 8mmr Angolt In Mad ison Square Garden. Ray Risks Streak in Angott Go - Sugar' 121 In Row Moy Fall by Woyiid Tonight By SID FEDER NEW YORK. July 31 fP) The longest winning streak In modern fight history Ray Rob inson' run of 121 in a row collides with Sammy Angott In Madison Square garden tonight, and there's more than an outside chance that the collision won't do It a bit of good. Although the skinny Harlem Hammer la t to 2 In the belting to stay on tho track that has left him all-victorlou ever since he first drew on a glove as an am ateur especially since he al ready holds a decision over An gott Sammy is a specialist at upsetting guys in return matches. Sammy likes to fight from a half crouch, crowd his way In close and then boft his opponent about the mid section at short range the shorter the better. Robinson, on the other hand. Is a long, lean stringbenn who wants to .stand off a way and pitch his high hard ones. In all hi fights, he has shown little relish for the crowding kind of rival and Sammy Is one of the crowdlng-est. Sammy's lightweight crown won't be on the line this one it Is "stashed" away until he meets Allic Stolz again. Yet, Promoter Mike Jacobs figures the fight presents enough of a nose-smashing party so that some 13,000 of the faithful, represent ing a gate of over $30,000, will be sitting In on tho shindig. Robinson's long winning run ha been piled up In 80 amateur and 32 professional outings. Mixed Doubles Tiffs Top Inland Empire Tennis Tournament SPOKANE, July 31 m In terest in the inland empire ten nis tournament turned today to the semi-finals match of tho Dorothy Head-Henry Buttimer team and Barbara Krase-JIm Livingstone combination after the Head-Buttlmer team's flashy defeat of Ruth Dicguez and Clar ence Swenson x yesterday, 8-8, 7-8, 7-5. Psllylnt? afler hing rtovr! et polnt in the second set, the two won four straight games to save the et and then fought from behind a aecond time to win the match. All .the contestant Jn the matches were from San Fran cisco except Miss Head, who Is from Alameda. PLEASE RETURN SAME PORTLAND, Ore, (P) Pa trolman L, Johnson's evidence led to the arrest of a fortune teller, but he's not quite satis fied. "I paid hor 75 cent for hav ing my fortune told and would liko to have her return ame," his report stated. mi w a. f7.ii k nt -if.y OXFORD mr kMM with m t mown rERSQN m a 3 AF.H-HrBAT.m.H.P fife July 31, 1942 Dodgers Eye Chance For o700 Percentage Bums Con Become First Senior Loop Team in 33 Yeors to Win 7 in 10 tUmtCAH LIASU NHTI0M!. IIAOUS H' I. I'cl. W t. ftt , fzt Ytk IWroM M K,XA,U ,.t(l.?f rM-..t UMt ..) 44 ft .AM tkkm ...M.tM. I,mt, .MKMi JWtWlfc UiUU ITIHI . Ml '..( Um .! II .,-tartnt( .. Bo,talI St. iui . t .tit m .J , ) M 5 ,m cinul. . ti .at ThuridKir't anulll W,httRtin II, hi. lyil, i. Phll.-lphl nr. II, unit 1H. CUvtlind t. agilin k. Sy JtfCSOH BAILEY AstoeUted Press Sport Writer Fan probably don't pay a great deal of attention to the bast ball standings these day because the New York Yankee and Brooklyn Dodger are making runaway of the major league pennant races. Some newspaper in the spirit of good clean fun and to pro mote Interest In the standing of the clubs even have turned them upside down, putting the two Philadelphia club on top, or have separated the Yanks and Dodger from the rest of their leagues. ' Maybe It will be a surprise, therefore, to point out thai the Dodgers have won 70 gnme and lost only 29 for a percentage of .707 and stand a good chance of becoming the first team In 33 yoars in thn National league to finish above the .700 percentage level. The record wa set by the Chicago Cubs in 1S06 when they won 118 game and lost 38 tor .763. They also were above .700 the next year and the Pittsburgh Pirates topped that level In 1902 and 1900. In the American league the great Yankee clubs of 1927 and 1838 and the Phila delphia Athletics of 1931 are all that have ever turned the trick. Dodger Rally The Dodgers added another scalp last night with a B-2 con quest of the Chicago Cubs, who were crushed with a alx-run rally In the fifth Inning. The champs wero held to one hit for' four Innings by Lefty Vern Olsen while the Cubs took a 2-0 lead, Olsen himsejf driving in a run with a single and Lou Novlkof notching his sixth homor. , But then tho Dodgers let loose with seven quick hits. T h t Increased Brooklyn' lead to 81 games over the idle St. Louis Cardinals. The Yankee also were idle, but their Amcri- league margin wa in creajed to 12 i games as the Bos ton Red Sox dropped a 4-3 deci sion to the Cleveland Indians. Williams Homer Ted Williams hit hi 22nd home run with one on In the first inning to give Oscar Judd a suitable sendoff against Mel Harder. But Judd blew the game in the seventh. The Washington Senators cap tured their third straight from the St. Louis Browns 11-8 and cooled off the Browns' second place hopes effectively. Pinky Hlgglns drove In i x runs as Detroit downed the Phil adelphia Athletics 11-5 In the first game of a doublehcader but the A' slugged their way to 7-8 triumph in the nightcap. The Cincinnati Reds were held to four hits by Earl Nay lor and Ike Pearson and lost a 4-2 verdict, to the Philadelphia Phil In a night game. Jerry Ambler Captures Top Cash at Regina REGtNA, Sask., July 31 m Jerry Ambler of Klamath Fall, Ore., rode away with top money in the saddle bronc riding di vision of Reglna's Jubilee Rodeo yesterday and George Spencc, Spring Brook, B, C, took first in wild horse racing. Other winners were: Calf roping Earl Moore, Cuerva, New Mexico. Bareback riding Jack Wade, Fountain, Colo." JEEPS EARN S103S NEW YORK, July 31 (JP) The New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodger, who meet Monday in a baseball game for army emergoncy relief, earned $1038 last night with the help of a few soldiers and some army jeeps. The money, obtained during a mid-Manhattan block party from persons who paid $8 each for a Jeep ride with a base ball nlayer, will be used to buy ticket for soldiers who want to attend the game, The latest thing In clothes 1 a wife keeping an appointment. Phono-Record5 PAGE NINE Tawn4y's fttllt FMla4t1pt.il I, l:iHnnl t. arr4lvB , f;lilco k.. Softball Winds Up Tonight Champion KC's Face Matt Finnigan; Floyoff Stated KLAMATH SOFTBALL IIAOU ' w i. pn. w i pa. K of C' J t .7M Blj Uk i .lit HilpIlM 1 .JM Flniricu' -! J TMism' aim KnifM of Coftmtat mm Mitt Ho nJu, KttTYiltoii fitw. r p. n. The Knights of Columbus squad, which clinched the Klam ath Softball circuit title last Friday by stesmrolling the Big Lakes Box ten, 18-1, faces the last-place Finnigan team to night on Recreation field in a game which will do nothing but wind up the season. All the place have already been determined in the 1942 race with the KC's a cham pions, Kalpine second. Big Lakes third and the Irishmen last. The Piywooder of Kal pine edged' into second Wed nesday night by bouncing the Boxer. 11-3, ending their reg. ular season with a record of three consecutive victorie. then four straight losses, and finally two wins in a row lor a S and 4 mark. The Box men finished one game back with 4 and S. The Knights, winners of lx against two defeats, can't lose theJr post at the top against the high school Finnigan who have notched but two victorie against a half-dozen beatings. Similarly, the. Finnigan can't improve their cellar position. City Recreation Officer Dave Bridge announced today that a playoff between the Knights and the runner-up Kalpine crew will start Monday to determine, for some reason, why the KC's finished first in regular sched uled play. The playoff will be a two-out-of-three arrangement with games Monday, Wednesday and Friday if necessary. St Paul Open Golf Tourny Attracts Nation's Top Pros ST. PAUL, . July 31 (JP) Some of golf's best par-busters started romping around the Kel ler public links playground to day In the first round ot the $5000 St. Paul open. The field ot about ISO pros and amateur was headed by Candy Kid JClayton Heather of Llnville, N. C, who ha been dubbed the favoTite to capture the meet's $1000 first pro prize at the end of 72 holes Sunday. y TM Ailtf4i Prmt Nw Yrk. itocpW trfo Distils. W4. Ww tt?f. MM. . ' RROOKlVy-Lsa !, tnoktrv. kwwkl t Jttnmr ItelUr Ifti. Xwfk. y. J. ). TRUCKS FOR RENT You, Drive Move Younaif Bar M Lone; and . Short Trip STlUS' BEACON SERVICE Phon 8304 1201 East Main Busy Slate Confronts PCL Teams Three Twin Bill Skedded For Tonight; Solon Take Single Win From Beaver PACIFIC C0T IIADU W V V' l. w t l-ot. W Anietu 1 It .nt hip T,iD. M M JM ftfterimento w n M Dtklmil M k; .m ttt. 19 M .iVi HoII)Ob4 .! KM bltio . it in fuitlant tt 11 X,1 rttuftdcf't awtttc CftBtt t, .filjfl! 4. HWj-vsi S. ttits4 t. 4ktUJ t ?, Stn Ul'vi u. Br The Associated Pre A busy weekend of baiebatl is on the grill for the Coast league, j Three doubiehtader are siat-' ed for tonight, and four of the; clubs face twin bill alo on both Saturday and Sunday. The tecond-place Solon, who defeated Portland, to 4, last night for their only win of a three-game series, play host to the . Seal who traveled from 1 Los Angeie yesterday. Blix Donnelly pitched the Solon victory, giving up 10 hit and fanning six batter to tie Seattle' Dick Barrett for the league-leading figure ot 124 trikeouts. Oaks Win, 4-3 Sacramento touched Ad Liska and Bob Fltiks for 14 eafetiei. Eddie Lake homered and tripled for two Solon scores while Averette Thompson and Deb Garms each collected three hits In five trie. Tonight Portland move to Oakland to try to leave the cel lar at the expense of the Oaks, who nosed out Hollywood, 4 to 3, last night and moved up a notch from next to last place. The Stars rallied in the ninth when they had the tying run on second, but Ralph Buxton re tired the tide. Padre Spilt . San Diego, and Seattle split a doublehcader, tha Padre tak ing the evro-inning opener, S to 2, but losing the afterpiece, 4 to 7 by reason of ix error and 14 Rainier hit. The nightcap wa tied at four all going Into the seventh when the Rainier scored two run to take the lead. Beside erring badly, the Padre were weak at the hat, tapping out only lix hits, four of thera in a fifth in ning rally when they scored thiee runs. Mei Mazzera, batting for John ny Jensen, singled to drive In the winning run in the lat In ning of the first game. The league-leading Lot An geles club, idle last night, en tertains Seattle in a win-bill tonight. Stiner Calls For New Play in Grid All-Star ' CORVALLIS, July 31 m Pacific northwest football piay-j er should have more recogni-j Won in the selection of the col legiate all-star team which play) the professional champions-, atj Chicago, Lon Stiner, Oregon) State college coach, aid today. , Stiner, named yesterday as one of the coache of the team, said "Thl year only one player j from the northwest Ray Fran- j kowski of Washington wbbi named on the all-star team. I still think many of the best play ers on the coast are right out) here in the northwest and Vmi going to put in a word for) them." ' NO MEDALS GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo, July 31 jP No medals or badge will adorn champion at! the Rocky mountain juvenile. swimming meet Sunday. Instead of war-vital metals, they'll get books on swimming, diving and life saving, BUY QUA Give the Fan an Assist tk.A.- -,'.v r - m . m First Bauraaa Cnuck Svlraster oi u Hollywood Stars got some asiiatane from a box seat ctntoner. Kagh Stock, is hendling a ioul bf Peanut Lowry of the Los Angeie Angela in their gama at Lot Aruj!- Umpii reled It vat a legal catch a& Low ix a out. Whirly Seeks $23,000 at Arlington CHICAGO, July 81 m Whirlaway, already turfdom' leading money winner with a $454,338 bank roil, goe after another $23,000 tomorrow in the $25,000 added Arlington handi cap, which wiii climax the most successful meeting in Arling ton paTk's history. The race at a mile and a quarter, Whiriaway's best dis tance, mav nrnvi in Vt nntVilnc jmore than a romp for the fcan Idicap champion. TCo eastern N WE CAN HUP YOU J SAVE the FINISH Coll in ond moke o dote for one of our exiperts to give your cor o reot SIMON 1ZE job. Ther 1 riothing that wi!) pre serve the finish like Simonize. Phon 4!G3 .for pickup servic, cr drive your ear in todoy. ONC DAY S(MONIZ SERVICE . Dick B. Miller Co; 7th & Klamath Phone 4103 BROTHER, I5M ONE, W VIIIU1 Brown Derby Ian! Is MrwaHiNO Viisner yonr favorite, tool Then put your lips to delicious, crystal-clear Brown Deriy the Pilsner oM-timer say is iht eoitaf of "fmpwtetf." Tiy Iht "Party Pitcher Test" Buy and slightly chili two quarts of Brown Derby PUsnpr. Tnvittt ,mv,sI Cm.k ,1.. grem. urew j-rom n piscner , , , we way era time Pilsner was served . . . and pass around eaadwfcheg or potato chips. If you and your guests don't agree It equal Ka ItM, T) u . . x . i . 1 1 , .., .. a,av l liatKt )UU WBWO, reUmm empKes to where you Bought the beer and jour full purchase price will be gladly re funded. Try it ... be a Brown Derby Man1 ftt SAFEWAY US t Overt Jay t MsJ Coj ler OHim Mait Sattm Brunt? fir Safivxtf y i qWj r !"., If fV horse has dared challenge him, and the opposition, such a it is, wiii come from horses that have been running at Arlington for the past 34 day. Outstanding of these, perhaps, is Best Seller, winner of the Equipoise mile, and the Austral ian-bred Reading II, entry of ouis B. Mayer, Hollywood sta tion picture producer. MOOi ELGIN, 111., F Cora the ! Dhant. two and a half ton mem, ber of Wallace Brothers' eircua, was so upset by a cow's sudden bellow that she broke away from her trainer and thundered for several mile through Elgin., Fences were smashed, grape ar- ) bor' crumpled and victory gar idens squashed before she wa HK,nliiMil V. i . , v,m Ana rn m . . On important Step Is To' TOO I r U P .. NmiIi WwHi(g ti. '3 .'ft 9 A J t" S Ik Nl
