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NEW YORK, May 29 (P)
They had to postpone the Jake
LaMotta-Frltzle Zlvic fight at
Pittsburgh'! Forbes field, but
Johnny Allen did a pretty fair
Job of subbing for Jake as the
"one man riot." . . . Greg Rice
will appear in tho new role of
coach at the metropolitan AAU
track championships tomorrow.
He has entered five cadets from
the Merchant Marine academy
where he's athletic instructor.
They're all "unknowns" except
Francis Dunbar, former Villa
nova quarter miler . . . The Can
adian army has taken over the
active management of Pvt. John
ny Greco, leaving both his Cana
dian pilot, Pete Odet, and his
United States handler, Abe El
kins, looking on from the out
side. THIRTY DAYS AND $200
They soaked poor Johnny Allen
double
In dealing justice from afar,
Though he's not the first to get
in trouble
By-merely rushing for the barr.
. TAKING NO CHANCES
One of the signs posted in the
Phillies', clubhouse by Owner
Bill Cox read: "Players will be
handed their last two weeks pay
at the end of the season when
they turn in their complete uni
forms at the office." .... Which
seems to ' emphasize the point
that this is the first time in
many years that a Phillies' suit
would be regarded as a souvenir.
TODAY'S GUEST STAR
- Jerry Mitchell, New York
Post: "Bucky Harris, now steer
ing the startling Phillies, ; be
lieved he'd be managing the
Dodgers today if the army had
taken Lippy Durocher. ..'Branch
Rickey called me in and we
talked for an hour,' he says, 'and
if I n any judge of conversation,
I believe I'd have got the job.' . .
... Many other fairly good judges
of conversation have come out of
such sessions with the reverend
wondering not only what he
said, but what day it was and
why' somebody was always hit
ting them behind the head like
that."
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1 ' SERVICE DEPT.
' Maj. George Kenmore, former
' Auburn football and baseball
star and' the Tigers ace in their
1838 Orange bowl victory over
Michigan State, recently was
awarded the Silver Star for gal
lantry in the Tunisian sector . . .
Elder Craft, widely known Vir
ginia" ring referee who frequent
ly has officiated in the New
York - Chicago golden gloves
bouts, is back in the navy with
the Seabees. He was a sailor
during World war one and at
Vera Cruz in 1914. ... Lieut.
Bob! Cooke, former New York
Herald-Tribune sports writer,
turned up' in the Brooklyn press
box the other day and told the
boys that the Dodgers aren't in
a class with the air force when
it comes to playing poker.
STADIUM LOSES
WALLA WALLA, May 29 W)
Walla Walla high took the first
step toward the cross-state high
school baseball championship
last night defeating Stadium
high of. Tacoma, 9-8, In 10 in
nings. . Eight Tacoma errors
helped the home team, whose
10 hits Included a home run by
Pitcher Dick Greco.
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with successive shutouts of Chicago Cubs with five hits and Cin
cinnati Reds with four.
Pelicans Play Camp Newell
Sunday; Defeat All-Stars
The Pelican baseball team de
feated the high school All-Stars
for their first victory of the
year and their second practice
game since the start of the new
season. The score was 6 to 2
in seven innings.
Using three pitchers the Peli
cans held their opponents to
four scattered hits. Whitney
pitched five successive score
less innings until he - was re
placed by Virgil : Gross, who
allowed the only two All-Star
runs. Hi Hatfield pitched the
final frame and held the Stars
scoreless. " "
Aldo Bellotti, receiving poor
Idaho Athletic
Director Leaves
For Armed Services -
MOSCOW, Idaho, May 29 ()
Athletic Director George Greene
is the University of Idaho s
ninth athletic department mem
ber to leave the institution for
the armed services.
Greene, who came here two
years ago from Lewiston nor
mal, announced yesterday he
had" accepted a commission as
lieutenant in the navy and
would leave "just as soon as I
can clear of fmy desk."
After an indoctrination course
he expects to be assigned to
some college navy training
school. J. A." (Babe) Brown will
take over as acting director.
Lou Novikoff Plays '
Pigeon Doctor
CHICAGO, May 29 (IP)
Nominated for baseball's most
amusing sight of the season:
Lou Novikoff and Phil Cavar
retta of the Chicago Cubs hold
ing a sick pigeon they had
found at Wrigley field and try
ing to pour medicine down its
throat through a funnel made
of paper.
Trainer Andy Lotshaw re
marked after watching them:
"That bird was hit with a
line drive by one of our players
it ain't hurt much."
If you want to sell it phone
The Herald and News "want
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support afield, pitched effective
ball throughout the game allow
ing but five scattered hits
though errors proved the Stars
undoing. The Pelicans scored
four of their six runs in the
third inning on three errors,, a
walk, and . a double.
Williams led the victors with
two hits, and Vaillancour paced
the losers with the same total.
Schortgen got a double for the
Stars only extra base blow.
' The next Pelican game, will
be against the strong Camp
Newell army team this coming
Sunday. Several high school
boys will make the trip and are
expected to strengthen the Peli
can lineup. Marshall Eyestone,
this year's Pelican manager
turned out yesterday for his
first practice of the year. Eye
stone will undoubtedly bolster
the outfield with his sparkling
fielding and hitting.
The Pelicans may enter the
Central Oregon league this sum
mer, as invitations are on hand
from Bill Hatch, manager of
the Bend Elks.
Score by innings:
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All-Stars 000 020 02- 4 5
Pelicans 004 020 x 8 5 2
Batteries: All Stars Bellotti,
Bocchi, Foster and Cline; Peli
cans Whitney, Gross (6), " Hat
field (7) and Gross, Hatfield.
By The Associated Pre .
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet
Los Angeles ...30
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15
18
19
22
23
25
25
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.605
.550
.525
.436
.395
.359
.342
San Francisco 23
San Diego
22
...21
Oakland ....
Hollywood
17
. 15
...14
Portland ...
Sacramento
Seattle 13
Results Yesterday
San Diego 4, Hollywood 0.
. San Francisco 5, Seattle 3.
Portland 3, Los Angeles 2.
Games Today
Hollywood at San Diego.
Oakland at Sacramento.
Seattle at San Francisco. .
Portland at Los Angeles.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Washington ...17 13 .567
Cleveland .. 17 13 .567
New York ..15 12 .556
Detroit 14 13 .519
Philadelphia 16 15. .516
Boston . 13 18 .419
St. Louis 10 14 .417
Chicago 10 14 .417
Results Yesterday
Cleveland 5, Boston 2.
New York 2, Detroit 1. '
Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2.
St. Louis at Washington post
poned. NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Brooklyn'....'. 22 11 .667
St. Louis 19 11 . .633
Boston .....15 12 .556
Philadelphia. 15 15 ' .500
Cincinnati 15 16 .464
New York : ;. :14 18 .438
Pittsburgh 12 16 .429
Chicago 9 22 . .290
, Results Yesterday
Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 2.
St. Louis 2, Boston 1 (10 in
nings). Cincinnati 11, Philadelphia. 8
New York 3, Chicago 1.
DANCE
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
SKATELAND
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Music Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies
Auspices Veterans of Foreign Wars
Angels Show
First Signs
Of Crac dng
Beavers Com From Below
To Wallop Southmen for
Third Time in Four Days
By The Associated Press
Los Angeles, the Pacific Coast
league leader, Is showing its first,
signs of cracking after setting
a blistering pace in tho circuit
since the start of the season.
Sixth, place Portland humbled
the Angels yesterday. 3 to 3, for
the third win In four days, and
wrapped up the game although
tho Angels collected 11 hits to
5 for the Beavers. Skipper Bill
Sweeney's men had taken 20
straight until Hollywood stop
ped them twice last week.
The Portland victory was a
happy send off for Pitcher Syd
Cohen who boarded a train for
Texas after the game to report
for army duty. The defeat was
number 3 for Paul Gchrman
who ran his pitching wins to
seven until the Beavers nicked
him two days ago.
Temperamental blowups be
set Seattle, too, and while the
Rainiers outhit San Francisco
8 to 5, the Seals forfeited their
second place standing by winning
the game 5 to 3. Lenny Gabriel-
son, the Rainiers' lanky first
baseman, put on the first dem
onstration in the third inning
when he tried to punch Umpire
"Frosco" Edwards full of fists
before he was manacled by Man
ager "Bill Skif and led to the
showers. Far more costly, was
Pitcher Joe Demoran's skyriding
in the seventh. After holding
the Seals to a single hit for six
innings, and striking out two
men in the seventh, Demoran
blew up to walk four and allow
two, hits and two runs. Tho
Seals slammed three more runs
off relief Pitcher Speece.
Oakland . evened the scries
with seventh-ranking Sacramen
to at two games, 2 to 0, on the
three-hit pitching of Southpaw
ItaJo Chelini. It was strictly a
pitcher's victory for Chelini's
mates made five errors. Sacra
mento's Henry Polly, tapped for
seven hits, was charged with the.
defeat.
Another 3-hit pitching per
formance was ' turned in by
Frankie Dasso of San Diego to
Boost the Padres into a 4 to 0
win over Hollywood. Dasso,
running his strikeouts to 68 this
year, batted in a home run in
the 8th.
Huskie Trackmen
Need Okay to
Run Nationals
SEATTLE, May 29 (F)
Eight members of the Univer
sity of Washington track team
will take part in the national
collegiate championships a t
Northwestern university June
11-12, it they can get the ap
proval of the faculty athletic
committee.
The student board of fin
ance yesterday voted to send
the four winners of events at
the recent northern division
meet and four who won sec
ond places.
They were Everett Pitman,
who won the 440; Bill Kydd,
javelin king; 'Dick Yantls who
won the discus and Tom Kam,
broad jump champion. The
second place winners were Bob
Smith, 220; Walt Harrison, shot
put; Gene Swanzey, half mile,
and Ron Garretson, low hurdles.
National Tire
Quota Increased
PORTLAND, May 29 (P)
The Oregon OPA headquarters
today announced allotment of
passenger car and truck tires for
Oregon in June as follows:
Passenger car grade 1 tires
10,386; grade 3, 6313; truck
tires, 6580 new tires; farm im
plement tires 471. Passenger
car tubes, 9308 new tubes; truck
tubes, 4679 new tubes.
- The national quota will - be
690.000 compared with . 600,799
in May.
NO-HIT HABIT
ATHENS, N. Y., May 29 (IP)
No-hitters are becoming a habit
for Anthony Del Ciccio of
Athens high school.
Monday, he tossed out 14
batters to win a 9-0 victory over
Coeymans high; yesterday,- the
17-year-old blanked Coxsackle,
8-0. Del Ciccio has hurled 27
Innings and fanned 61 batters,
with only two balls hit to the
outfield.
PAC1K EIGHT
National High-Flyers
Coming Down to Earth
By SID FEDER
Associated Press Sports Writer
It may be a llttlo early to sny tho honeymoon Is over for tho
bewildering Boston Braves and tho high-flying Phillies, but oft
the developments of recent days there aro Imlicntluim tho brklo
and groom aro getting ready to slurt fighting over tho biscuits,
anyway.
This is not to say the Phils and tho Bostons are about to nose
dive right out of the stratosphere and hend back to their old
stomping grounds down among tho old shoes and empty barrels
Hunters Ask
Doe Kill in
Lake County
Request Made to Relieve
Dangerous Grazing Problem
For Livestock Industry
LAKEVIEW As a result of
the meeting Monday evening at
the court house, Lake County
Sportsmen's association will rec
ommend to the stato game coin.
mission that an 'open doe sea
son bo held this fall in tho area
south of Lakcvicw in Lake
county and part of Klamath
county.
The recommendation also
states that enough licenses be
sold so that the kill will be
about 5000, and if necessary
to get this larger kill, that the
season bo extended beyond the
usual closing season. In request
ing the open doe season, the
Sportsmen's association cites a
survey made by the state game
commission and forest service
which would indlcato a danger
ous problem for tho livestock
industry by excessive grazing
of deer on winter ranges. A
recommendation will also go to
the state game commission for
an antelope season from August
15 to September 1, with the
area to be the same as in 1941
plus tho Big valley district.
A request is also being made
to the commission that provi
sions be made to eliminate any
elk in Lake county, with an
open season on both sexes, if
necessary.
Recommendations were also
made for the opening of the mi
gratory bird season on October
1, and for an increase in the
period of storage on ducks and
geese. In the past the storage
period after the close of the
season has been zu clays, dui
members of the Lake county
club believe that this should be
extended because of the meat
rationing program.
FIGHTS
By The Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Luther
(Slugger) White, 137. outpointed
Julio Jimincz, 135, Yucatan,
Mex. (10).
Jack's Autograph in Demand
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..Autograph-seekers clustered around Jack Dempsey outside
the supreme court building at White Plains, N. Y., after a session
of the Dempiey divorce trial, Dempsey is a lleutenant-commander
in the coast guard.
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ADMISSION
9th and
Mny 29, 1JMU
in mo cellar. As a mutter of
fact, they d have a tough time
getting past Jimmy Wilson's
woeful Chicago Cubs and
Franklo Prison's pathetic Pitts
burgh Pirates, who aro having
a high old time well, n time,
anyway trying to seo who's go
ing to get lower in tho Nutlonul
league's sub-basements. .
But when tho Braves bowed
to tho St. Louis Cardinals M
In 10 innings yestcrduy, and the
Phils blew a five-run lead to
hand the Cincinnati Reds an
11-8 win, it marked the fourth
loss in the Inst flvo trips to tho
post for both tho Bostons and
the Quaker City "Darlings."
Two of tho Braves' beatings
wcro by the Cubs, and this Is
quite a trick, liko trying to
change a thrcc-dollnr bill at
your favorite bunk. It Just Isn't
done. And the Phils have let
the Reds score 19 runs in three
games, which might oven glvo
the Rhlnclandcrs the mistaken
impression they're sluggers.
Meantime, the Cleveland In
dians climbed up to a first
place tic with the Washington
Senators in the Amerlcun
league by belting Boston's Red
Sox 5-2 behind Jack Salvcson's
steady 10-hit hurling. Tho Nats
and St. Louis Browns were idle.
The New York Yankees broke
their fivc-gamo losing streak
with a 2-1 edgo over tho Tigers,
but Hank Borowy's Jinx over
the Dctroits had to bo extra-hot
to do it. The sophomore right
hander, who downed the Dc
troits four times in a row Inst
year, tried his whammy for the
first time this season, and found
it was still working as he tossed
an cight-hlltcr. Russ Christopher
went the whole way to give the
Philadelphia Athletics a 5-2 win
over the Chicago White Sox.
Tho New York Giants moved
up to sixth place in the Nation
al league by clouting the Cubs
3-1 behind Harry Fcldman's
tight elbowing. Sid Gordon
knocked in two of the runs as
the New Yorkers, winning their
fifth straight over tho Cubs, in
troduced a resolution stating
that they'd like to play tho rest
of the season In Chicago.
A wild pitch with the bases
loaded and a homer by Dixie
Walker produced four runs for
Brooklyn In tho first inning
against Pittsburgh and it was
no trick at all over the Dodgers
to coast from there to a 6-2 win
over the Bucs. Ed Head hurled
a six-hitter, but he didn't even
have to bo halt that good to
get by.
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Lotsa Fight at Roseburg
ROSEDURG, May 29 (H
Roseburg police held under ar
rest today a youth who Identified
himself as Cecil Ray lloofunl, 21,
Los Angeles boxer.
District Attorney J. V. Long
said he evidenced plenty of fight
before police Jailed him on an
assault with a dangerous weapon
charge.
This Is tho story Long told:
Officer Willium Betls arrested
Hoofard when he and thrco com-
pnnlons were unnblo to produce
a registration certificate for an
automobile, lloofurd grabbed
Bella' pistol nt the Jail, struck
Betls with it and ripped off his
shirt and coat In a fight.
Hoofard fled, got away from
another officer who grappled
with him, and wns stopped only
by a random shot fired by Betls.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice Is hereby given that I.
the undersigned Sheriff of Klnnv
ath County, Oregon, will on tho
Hth day of June, 1043, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A.' M.
at the Cascade Garage at 231 S.
11th street In Klamath Falls,
Oregon, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, tho following
described motor vehicle, to-wit:
One 1934 Model Ford Coupe,
Motor No. 18-08.1525, 1942 LI
cense No. for Oregon 368560
to satisfy a lien for storage
amounting to $20.00 in favor of
one Christ Blanas, together with
statutory attorney's fees, costs
and expenses of sain and such
other disbursements necessary in
the sale of the same.
Dated May 28, 1043.
L. L. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath
County, Oregon,
M. 29; J. 5-12. No. 240
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that
Kate D. Peyton has been duly
appointed Adminlstratrix-with-thc-will-anncxcd
of the Estate of
Oscar Peyton, deceased, by the
Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Klamath County, and
all persons having claims against
said Estate aro notified to pre
sent same, duly verified, to said
admlnlstratrlx-wlth-thc will-annexed
at tho office of R. C.
Groosbcck, Lawyer, 538 Main
Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from the date
of this notice.
Dated: May 22, 1043.
KATE D. PEYTON,
Administratrix with tho Will an
nexed of the Estato of Oscar
Peyton, deceased.
M22-20; J5-12-19. No. 233.
The Following
Auto Dealers
Members of the Klamath Automobile
Dealer! Association ,
Will Be Closed
All Day Monday
In Observance of
Memorial Day
Douglas, Motor Co. Turner Chevrolet Co.
Dick B. Miller Co. Lombard Motor
H. E. Hauger , J. W. Komi ,
Odoll Motor Co. Baliiger Motor Co.
SOH
Long sulci Fred Worthlhgton,
22, one of Iloafard's companions,
iKlmlttvd deserting tho army.
Worthlngton, his wife, Dorothea,
10, nnd Kllzabcth Bucy, 20, were
charged with vagrancy,
LICENSED PROMOTER
SEA'ITLE. May 29 Ml Bill
Mulligan, business manager of
tho Seattle Const league baseball
(cum, who recently obtained a
boxing promoter's license, an
nounced last night Tony PuIsm
zolo, long tlmo boxing oporatnM
In Sun Francisco and eastern'
cities, would bo his matchmaker.
WORCESTER, Mass Johnny
Cool, 134, Worcester, stopped
Russ Sawyer, 135, Now York (5).
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that I,
the undersigned Sheriff of Klam
ath County, Oregon, will on the
14th day of June, 1943, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
at the Cuscndo Garage t 231 3.
11th streot In Klamath Falls,
Oregon, offer for sole to the high
est bidder for cosh, the following
described motor vehicle to-wlu
One 1038 Model Ford 8 Std.
Bus Cpe. Motor No. 18-2393-91
to satisfy lion for storagU
amounting to $31.00 in favor of
one Christ Blanns, together with
statutory attorney's fees, costi
and expenses of sale and such
other disbursements necessary ia
the sale of tho same.
Dated Mny 28, 1943.
L. L. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath '
County, Oregon.
M. 20; J. 6-12. No. 241
NOTICEOFSALE "
Notice Is hereby given that I,
tho undersigned Sheriff of Klam
ath County, Oregon, will on the
14th day of June, 1043, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
at tho Cnscado Guriigo at 231 S.
11th street In Klumuth Falls,
Oregon, offer for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, tho following
described motor vehicle, to-wit:
One 1036 Model Ford A
Coupe, Motor No. 2080-445,
to satisfy a lien for storage
amounting to $20.00 in favor of
ono Christ Blanas, together with
statutory attorney's feet, costs
and expenses of sale and such
other disbursements necessary in
the snlo of the name.
Dated May 28, 1043,
L. L. LOW, .
Sheriff of Klamath
County, Oregon. 1
M. 20; J, 5-12. No. 239 ,