s
Victory-Minded Tigers
Grab for Yanks' Place
O Bengali But Two Games Behind New
W I ii A . . .
TOrK wn; uouia laKe Lead This Week
l Br TED MEIER
UitoclaUd Prm Bporli Writer
Th Detroit Tiger, In drive
reminiscent of their surgo to Ihc
1040 pennant, muy oiut thn New
York Yankee from first plnre In
(he American leaguo this week
end. Victorian In It of thnlr lunt
lurt the aroused JeiiKnl
Iiiivo loomed tipwurds from the
second dlvlnlon Into second pluce
only two Kumjjju.hlnd the pure
Knlllnu Yanks. With thn New
Yorkers ond the third plura Chi
fnwrf White Sox tinted to ulna It
out In successive doublrhrurior
today and tomorrow, tho Tiger
cutild take over the lend !y
weeping tho three name series
fWeekend
Fishing
Prospects
t PORTLAND, July 10 (a;
Tho state gamo commlwlon'i
wookly fishing bulletin Indicat
ed Ormon angler will find con
dition! ranging from fair to good
thn week-end.
' Report by countiea:
" Columbia Trout angling still
should be fair In tho Nehalem
river, with spinner and bait
most effective.
' Polk Streami becoming quite
low and clear. The little Luck la
mute la fair.
ft I .... ! TM. C .. 1 . .. l.
Oniniiuii aiit ijKiiiiani in un
living ateadily with good
rutenr oring mans in I lies, nign
lakei producing aonio good
catchei.
Lane Good fly flailing report
ed In Willamette river above
Oakrldgn and In loiith fork of
the McKciule. Blue river fair.
Lakes good.
" Tillamook Soma bluebacka
have been taken from Nehalem
Tlver and big run la expected
within next two weeks.
' Llncoln-Sllrtx. river producing
tome bluebacka. All stream
are moderately low and very
rlear. Fly flihlng I expected to
Improve.
, Curry Few catchei of cut
throat trout reported,.
Joiephlne Larger stream
yielding good trout catches. Lim
it have been taken with flies on
Uie Kogue. .
U Jackson Rogue river fnlr for
.-Trout.
Crook Stream In Big Sum
i mit district fnlr.
Jefferson Motolius, Crooked
and Deschutes river fair.
J Klamath Many limit bags on
stroll have been taken In Upper jchicago ....
rKlamath and Agency lakes.! Washington
nUorth and south forks of the J Cleveland .
r, and Wood river also good.
-.f. Malheur Owyhee river pro-
fvldlng good catches. Limits of
ailverside and rainbow have
t been taken at Beulah dam on
i spinner and worms.
Wasco Bait angling Is best be
cause of high water.
.Market Wise Shoots
-At Jamaica Pay-Off
arket Wise, the sore-footed gee-
gee wno started out in nie as a
selling plater, goes out on Jamai
ca's race track today to shoot at
a pay-check big enough to sky
rocket him up among America'
25 leading money-winner.
Thl I the winner's end of the
$30,000-addcd Butler handicap,
and there doesn't seem to be any
oat-burner In the field of 10 who
can even come close. I
Navy Bottlenecks Dodgers
uA' sir. :v-.;.j
Cl l . It
Iff
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Sailor Tom Jonas grabs ball as Max Marshall'! pop foul
bounca off eonorata In front of Brooklyn dugout. Mlckr Owan
of Dodoiri nuihsi aoh out of wav so ha might retrieve pellet,
5 but eaichar Is too lata. Ball already Is In bluejacket's hand.
Ji Jonis' job I to eolliet for navy balls hit Into Ebbits field stands.
Cincinnati Bad win In ..12th 10-9, . '.. ...:. . . ; ,
with the Inst pluce Philadelphia
Athletic even If th Yanks win
one.
Tho Tiger nlroudy have beat
en thn A' twice, tholr latent
conquest over Connie Mack's
hirelings being a 4 to 0 shutout
last nluhl. Ilnl White twirled a
four-hitler, permitting only two
Mnckmen to pus first. Ronlcle
Dick Wakefield became thn first
major leaguer to rench tho 100
hit murk with second Inning
single.
In the Nullonnl league, mean
time, Mort Cooper of the first
plnce St. Louis Cardinals set
down the Boston Brave with
three singles for a 7-0 shutout.
Brooklyn stnvcd off Pitts
burgh' ehullengo for second
placo by coming from behind
twice to bent tho Pirate, 8 to 7.
A squeeze ploy brought Wash
, Ington a 1 to 0 13-lnnlng triumph
: over Cleveland after Dutch Leon-
1 ii rd and Jim Dauby hooked up In
; it scoreless pitching duel, for 12
: Innings. Huh Johnson walked to
I sturl thn 13th, raced to third on
Alex Kiimpotirln' single, and
scored on Gerald Prlddy' bunt
along the first base line.
Munnger Joe Cronln adult
socked a homer as o plnchhltter
but his effort went for nutiKh
when Mike Chartnk connerto
for a ninth inning homer to gh
the St. Louis Browns n 8 to 4 w
over the Boston Red Sox.
Krnlo Lombnrdl, husky Gliu.
catcher, went on a rampage n
the Polo Grounds, hitting fou
singles and a homer In five time
at but. All his effort accompllsi
ed, however, was to force th
Chicngo Cubs to go 2 Inninf
before winning, S to 3, on Bi
Nicholson's triple.
Clnrlnnntl whacked out fl rut
In a big sixth Inning to con
from behind and beat the Phil
lies, 1 1 to 4.
Br Tb Associated Pre
COAST LEAGUE
W L Pet
I Los Allele 61 23 .726
San Francisco '48 35 .878
iPortland 41 41 .500
San Diego 42 43 .4D4
Hollywood . .40 45 .471
Seottle 38 45 .458
Oakland M 48 .43(1
Sacramento 28 54 .341
Risulti YMtirdar
Los Angeles 5, Oakland 3,
Hollywood 7. Sun Francisco 1.
Portland 7, . Sacramento 4..
Seattle 2, San Diego 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet.
3B 30 .863
37 32 .336
33 22 .522
38 36 .514
34 36 .486
34 37 .470
33 36 .478
32 43 .427
New York
Detroit
Results Yesterday
Washington 1, Cleveland 0 (13
innings).
Detroit 4. Philadelphia 0.
St. Louis 8, Boston. 4.
(Only games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L Pet.
St. Loui 43 24 .852
Brooklyn 45 33 .577
Pittsburgh 37 33 .529
Cincinnati 36 37 .493
Philadelphia 34 39 .466
Boston 32 37 .464
Chicago r. 31 41 .431
New York ;....28 44 .389
Results Yestardar
St. Loui 7, Boston 0.
Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 7.
Chicago 8, New York 3 (12
Innings).
Cincinnati 11, Philadelphia 4.
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Third Place
Son Diego Men Help by
Sliding Into Fourth With
Third Lost to Rolnior
By Th Associated Press
Portland found itself back In
third place in the Pacific Coast
Baseball lenp.ue today. The
Beavers moved up on a 7-4 win
over Sncrnmento yestordny
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third straight to Seattle and slid
inio luiiriu puiiiuii.
Portland's win was Its fifth in
six games against the Inst-plnrc
Solons, Tho two play a double
header today.
Seattle' 21 victory over the
Podres was distinguished by
tight pitching. Byron Speeco,
twirling for the Rninlcrs, allow
ed only four hits ngainst seven
gathered by his teammates off
Rex Cecil. Pndre Manager Ccd
ris Durst didn't see the Inst two
Innings. He was banished In the
seventh for protesting Umpire
Bill Dornn's call of "safe" on Ed;01scn, former Chicago Cub left
Carnett's slide into home plate, j handcr, from the mound. Olsen
Meanwhile Los Angeles made: had scored seven consecutive
It four straight over Oakland. 5-1 victories for the sailors.
3, as Catcher Billy Holm clouted Tommy Byrne, formerly of
a home run In the tenth Inning the Newark Bears, who had won
to give Red Lynn his 14th pitch-' one and lost one since joining
Ing triumph of the year. Tlie An- j the Yankees, was the winning
gels now leap the loop by 124 pitcher. He surrendered nine
games a gain of three this; hits, including doubles by Bar
week. ney McCosky and Eddie Pella
The Hollywood Stars took a grini. Joe Gordon,, Yankee sec-
three-to-one bulge In their series ,
with the San Francisco Seals
winning 7-1 on a six-hit perform
ance by Cy Blanton, veteran
from the National league. The
Stars notched 17 safe blows off
Pitchers Tom Seats and Lefty
Wcrle.
Gunder Haegg
In Pink for
Two-Mile Race
.. LOS. ANGELES, July 10 (fl5)
Gunder Hnegg, lanky and speedy
Swedish distance . runner, is
trained to a fine edge for his Pa
cific coast debut late this after
noon in a two-mile race with Gil
Dodds, Boston Divinity student,
and Bobby Madrid, top-notch
California distance man.
In fact, his training was to
tho point where he omitted
workouts yesterdoy and had
lunch in Hollywood" with" Sige
Hasso. Swedish actress, met one
of his fnvorlte actors, Gary Coop
er, and visited several movie
sets with pirector Cecil B. De
Millo. PITCHER OFF FORM
PORTLAND, July 10 (IP)
Don Johnson, Portland's famed
no-hit high scnool pitcher, was
slightly off form last night as he
pitched the Albina American Le
gion Junior team' to a 2-1 vic
tory over the Elks. He allowed
two hits but fanned 15. In other
Legion games Froskist defeated
Grant, 4-0, and tho Wiscos won
from Brunos 4-1.
P i L E S
SUCCESSFULLYv TREATED
NO PAIN - NO HOSPITALIZATION
No Lom of Tlnw .
Parminuit RHultil
DR. E. M. MARSHA
ehlroprltm Phyiuun
Its No. iih ulri ThMtn aid.
Phone IMS
of Greatness Ends
wit in wal
SAN FRANCISCO, July 10
(IV) The state fish and game
commission today promised
sportsmen a thirty-day deer
season in all ports of Cali
fornia. The season would start
October 16 in coastal areas
and in inland areas oi
southern California.
The regular September 16
season for far northern coun
ties and the Sierra-eastern
counties remains unchanged.
JCinkGeS blRK
Bluejackets in
Fourth Major Go
GREAT LAKES. 111.. July 10
(IP) The New York Yankees de
feated the Great Lakes Blue
jackets 8 to 6 todoy. It was the
.sailors' fourth loss in nine games
against major league cbmpcti-
tion and their sixth defeat in 33
contests this season.
The Yanks scored five runs in
the third Inning, shelling Vern
ond baseman, smashed a home
run with two runners on base
In New York's big third inning.
$10,000 Baits
Pro Golfers in
Tarn O'Shanter
CHICAGO, July 10 (IP) The
$10,000 in cash awards which
George S. May has used to bait
his Tam O'Shanter golf shindig
July 19-25 has magnetized a field
ot 42 pros, Including just about
ail of the sport s top performers.
There now are enough big
name swingers entered to assure
success for the third annual golf
carnival, In fact, the field is so
imposing that it resembles the
quality of . those in pre-war
times. -
STATE TENNIS PLAY
PpRTLAND, .July 10 (IP)
Play in the state tennis tourna
ment entered semi-final and fi
nal rounds today. - Daphne
Buckell, Berkeley, Calif., defend
ing women's champion, was pit
ted against La Voile Ransome in
a semi-final match and the win
ner was to play Gladys Ross, Se
attle
EAGLES
ATTEND MIXED DANCE
AT
EAGLE'S HALL
Saturday Night, July 10
OLD TIME AND ROUND DANCES
Admission: LadU 10c; Mm SOc
SHEPHERD'S ORCHESTRA
Profit to Help Compliti Niw Airli Hall
Inal bow at Arlington's meat
Whlrly's owner, W a r r a n
A'hlrly's trainer. Is at right;
atop th horsa.
NEW YORK, July 10 OP)
How'd you like to be a college
cheer leader next fall and try
to stir up a few rousing cheers
for alma mammy when most of
the players and a good part of
the spectators are navy trainees
from tome other college that
Sports yvvJ
I Briefs
,' Hugh , iTfr I
I Fullarton. I
has been anything but alma tobrighter and jutfe com
your school? netition in the two-dav. 54-hole.
NAMING NAMES
Here's where a few of the
better-known players have land
ed
Minnesota's Herman Frickey
at Northwestern, Wisconsin's
Elroy Hlrsch and a lot of other
Badgers at Michigan, Johnny
(Presto) Podesto of St. Mary's
at College of the Pacific, Texas'
Jack Field and Ken Matthews
and TCU's Van Hall at South
western ... Of course, there's
no telling how many of them
will want to play football.
TODAY'S GUEST STAR '
Robert D u n 1 o p, Chicago
Times: "What! No reports this
week of Tony Galento being
pelted with tomatoes or engag
ing in a brawl with policemen?
Maybe the beer barrel boy has
actually come across a shortage
of 'bums to moidah'." .
SCRAP COLLECTION
The British Broadcasting cor
poration will carry play-by-play
on the all-star baseball game to
American troops in England
and Africa, but strictly Ameri
can Don Dunphy will do the
talking . . . While he was in
California making the "This Is
the Army" film, Joe Louis did
a bit of golfing with Sam Snead
and reports Sammy taught him
how to take two or three strokes
off his score.
a AND A.
Wanta know the best base
ball prediction ever made? . . .
No, it wasn't the time our old
man picked the White Sox over
the Cubs in the. 1906 world se
ries and couldn't get his selec
tions printed ... On the first
Sunday of the 1916 season
Fielder Jones predicted that
Tris Speaker would take the
American league batting title
from Ty Cobb because the other
clubs would pitch more right
handers against Cleveland . . .
That was the only time in 13
years that Ty failed to reach
the top.
SERVICE DEPT.
Lynn Patrick, younger son of
the Rangers' boss, goes into the
army Monday, making it unani
mous in favor of the U. S.
forces by three Canadian-born
hockey players. Brother Muzz,
who enlisted two years ago, is
an M. P. officer and Cousin Joe
also Joined the American army.
Sid Harman
Points Way
For Golfers
Walla Walla AmoUur Load
Pack a Utah's Opn Goo
Into Second Day' Play
SALT LAKE CITY, July 10
(IP) He' never won a title al
though he often ha been runner
up in Utah's annual open golf
tournament but Sid Harmrn of
Walla Walla, Wash., was a the
top of the heap as the 1943 re
newal headed into the second
round today.
Harman, who has competed In
every one of the Utah open tour
naments since the inaugural in
1926, shot a three-under par 69
yesterday to gain a three-point
lead over the field.
. In a second place tie were
Lloyd Mangrum of Los Angeles,
Ryder cup player, and the top
amateur, Lt. W. H. Zylstra of
Pocatello, Ida., formerly of
Grand Rapids, Mich., where he
was captain of the Michigan
State college golf team. Each
had an even par 72.
Another amateur, Capt. R. W.
Knutson of Fort Douglas, U., was
in fourth, with 73.
Harman did 11 holes of the
Salt Lake Country club's 6305
yard course In regulation figures,
fired five birdies and was one
over par on two holes. His ap
proach shots consistently put the
ball close to the cup and he had
little difficulty with his putts.
He was out in 34, one under
par, and made the return trip
In 33, two under par.
Field Tees Off
In Seattle for
State Crown
SEATTLE, July 10 VP) A
field of 160 will tee off today
over the Rainier club golf course
In quest of Harry Givan s state
amateur crown.
Service men, led by Chief Pet
ty Officer Scotty Campbell, are
' YnM-twl trt nrnvlrfa ssim nf thm
medal tournament.
The first foursome . will get
away at 9 a. m, with the last
contestants In the big field not
scheduled to start until 9 p. m.
A $750 war bond and a gold
medal will go to the tournament
winner.
New Record Set
For Body Lifts in
Army Fitness Rating
ELLENSBURG. Wash.. July
10 IP) An aviation student at
Central Washington college
here today claims a new record
for body lifts or setups in the
army air force physical fitness
rating test.
He is Keith Harden of Salem,
Ore., who yesterday did 1300
setups in 50 minutes,. Physical
Director Leo Nicholson report
ed. Nicholson said 1111 was the
highest previous performance as
far as is known here. The 125
pound Harden was a University
of Washington freshman at .the
time of his enlistment last fall.
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Ortiz Winding
Up Training for
Robleto Bout
SEATTLE, July 10 (fl5) Little
Manuel Ortiz, king of the ban
tamweights, will wind up his
brisk training today for the de
fense of his world title against
Joe Robleto of Pasadena here
Monday night. The two aggres
sive mitt slingers will meet in a
15-round bout, Seattle's first
title fight since Al Hostak lost 1
his middleweight title here three
years ago. . j
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without boxing for more than a
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the first under the management
of the new Rainier Athletic club,
which is headed by Bill Mulli
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Jiminez Wins Ten-
Round Decision Over
Former NBA Champ
"I HOLLYWOOD, July 10 (IP)
Julio Cesar Jiminez, clever Mex
ico City lightweight, won a clear
cut 10-round decision last night
over Richie Lemos, former NBA
featherweight champ. Jiminez
weighed 135, and Lemos 136.
The mustachioed Mexican
opened a cut over the Los Ange
les fighter's eye, knocked him
down twice, and had him reeling
by the end of the final round.
RAMERIZ WORKS OUT
. PORTLAND, ' July 10 (IP)
Rodolpho Rameriz of Mexico
went through a 10-round work-;
out yesterday for his 15-round '
coast welterweight title bout ;
here Monday night against Jim- :
my Garrison of Kansas City, j
Garrison also indulged in a long ,
rehearsal: Both boys will taper i
off today and Sunday. 1
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Team Sunday
The Pelican baseball nine
will again see action this
Sunday with a practice game
against the combined forces
of the WRA employees team
at Camp Newell and the
army team at Camp Newell.
This is an all-star aggregatlon
as the more outstanding boy
are picked from the two
teams. The game will start
promptly at 2 p. m. on the
Recreation park diamond in
Klamath Falls.
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ATLANTA, Idaho, July 10 OP)
Fire raged out of control through
the Atlanta, business district for
four hours yesterday afternoon
before volunteer fire-fighter
brought it under control.
At least eight structures were
destroyed, including many of
the principal business buildings.
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KETCHUM, Idaho, (IP) A
deer ran head-on into S. D.
Burks' automobile, breaking it
nck and dying instantly.
- The forest service wouldn't
let Burks keep the deer, because
it was out of season.'
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was $30, he said.
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