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Newspaper Page TextUlfCUHt 13, 1043 Women's Golf Starts Semi-Finals Fox Ploy Germain; Wall To Moot Klrt in Womon't Woitorn Amateur Tournoy By DAVE HOrr EVANHTON, 111., Aim. 13 ()) It'll Catherine Fox v. Dorothy Gormuln and Mnry Amies Wall vi. Penny Kirk In tho onil filial! of the women's western -jmnuuir uolf tournament today Qt Ilia Kvniislon Golf club. mis uiimiin mill fine three-untinr-par iiicdnl score for the 14 holn It took her to brut Ann Nuncy of Munou City, la,, B and 4, yesterday. All the other qimrtpr fliiul ef fort required tho full 1H holri. MIm fax defentrd Mnrjorle How of Detroit, Mich., one up, and Ml Wall won from Jeanne Cllne of ninomlntilnn, III., by the Mint margin, being spared an overtime when Miss Cllne, putting for a win on the flnnl hole, saw her (even-footer roll around the rim of tho cup and then out. Mix Kirk hud a two up de cision nitnlnst Metly Jean Muck er of Spokane, Wash., but It wai clniier than that. Mini Kirk win threo up at tho turn und diter halving tno next lour holes iit two In a row leaving only holes alto were hnlved, but Mis Rueker fired her second hot on tho 18th Into shrubbery bordering a water hole and lout so many stroke alio had to con cede Q By BID rCDCH (Plnch HIUlng for Hugh ruller ton Jr.) NEW YORK. Aug. 13 (TV Sailor Oom and Soldier Joo Dl Magglo are howling for active ervlce . . . Figure they didn't lgn up with Uncle Sam to play baseball '. . . Dnra'l applied for sea duly onco before and was turned down . . . And Joe wants a gun Instead of bat . . What this about Alsab pulling In lame in that raca last Mon day? , , . Tho munoowcr situa tion being what it is, Stovo Enlch, Marquette's clarinet-playing guard from Mibbing, Minn., Informed Coach Tom Ttidham he' going to play In the Hill topper bund between linlve of all game till fall . . . There's a Turkey Thompson-Leo Snvold bout a-buzzlng for Los Angeles. O BIS AND DAT A Bruco Smith, tho ex-Mlnne; sots all-Amcrlcun 1 slated to land at one of the navy' pre flight chool . . . And all tho coaches are keeping their fin ger crossed . . . Gunder Hoegg, who tried to convince the sport writer of his klss-and-makc-up policy several week ago, un convinced them again right after hi last U. S. race Wednesday . . . Gunder and Gil Dodds and Sports yNi Briefs V Fullerton, Jt. ', ' several sports writer were in vited to a local smorgasbord . . . But when tho host brought tho scribes in, the Gavle galloper hollered, "I don't wont anybody around" . . . The scribes, who weren't anxious about tho clnm bnko In tho first place, wnlkcd out . . . And the most embar rassed man In the house was Brother Dodds . , . O. TODAY'S GUEST STAR Frank Ward, Youngstown (Ohio) Vindicator: Tho Brook lyn Doduors are departing al most dally and so aro tho . Dodger fans. WHO'S DIPSY NOW By CASEY STENGEL (A told io John Drohan. Boston Traveler) Somebody' been saying Pitts burgh Rip Swell' new dlpsy doo pitch 1 too low to be ef fective with men on base , . . It doesn't mako any difference when he pitches agninst my Brave ... He only gives us three hit anyway . . . It's the screwlst pitch I over saw . . . Sowell coll it hi ephus pitch . . . I don't know what that Qieana and tho battdrs don't now how to hit it . . . Looks like wo'ro both .mystified . . . Only way you enn stop It la to sign the Singer Midgets to piny for yoif the day ho pitches and order 'em not to swing at any thing , , , He'll walk o many they'll have to take him out , . , Then you put in your regular player . . . Simple, isn't It? I'AGB NINE Horrell Has Three Fast Backfields EVANSTON, III., Aug. 13 (IP) Threo baekfleld combinations which Assistant Coach Unbe Hor rell praises as "tho fastest over assembled on one squad," ore wnrKiug out as complete unit for tho all-star football game Au gust 28. "Of course, those backs mav not run very far unless wo get a cnmpnrulile group of linemen," llorroll, UCLA conch, added, "but for speed these boys can outstep any bunch I've ovor scon." The combination now train ing as units: Quarterbacks Dick Renfro, Washington State; loft half Ot to Graham, Northwestern; right half Bob Steuber, Missouri; fullback Pot Harder, Wiscon sin. Quarterback Len Calllgnro, Wisconsin; left half Paul Gov emnll, Columbia; right half Jimmy Dewar, Indiana; fullback Stcvo FUIpowicz, Fordhnm. Quurterback Jim Youel, Iowa; left half Charley Trlppl, Georgia; right half Corwln Clatt, Notre Dome; fullback Roy McKay, Texas. St. Mary's Navy Pref lighters Start Practice MORAGA, Cullf., Aug. 13 (IP) The navy pre-fllglit school at St. Mary's college will open varsity football practice next Monday, Lt. Comdr. Willis O. Hunter, director of athletics, announced today. Lt. Emerson W. (Spike) Nel son, head coach, who has been assigned four assistants, expects an opening turnout of about 70 naval aviation cadets. Tha school fielded a strong team last year. Members of Nelson's staff will be Lt. Harry Shipkey, for mer assistant coach at Stanford university; Lt. Jules V. Sikes, line coach of tho Georgia eleven that won the Rose bowl game lust New Year's Day; Lt. Wil liam M. Edwards, ex-coach of the Detroit Lions, and Lt. Arthur (Buck) Bailey, former assistant coach at Washington State. By HUBS NEWLAND SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 13 (Pi Behind barbed wire: Foot ball is where you find lt, a two American prisoner in Germany discovered. . . . This number is Inspired by tho letter just re ceived by Orln E. "Babe ' Hoi lingbery, coach at Washington State college. , . . Hollingbcry is In his home town hero on a visit. . . . The let ter, mailed June 18, was signed by Major Jorry Sage, U. S. pnro- troop officer. ... Ho landed be hind tho German lines in Tu nisia and was taken prisoner. . . In 1038, Major Sage was a WSC end and honor student. . Behind barbed wire now ho re membered his old coach. . . "We are playing Rugby foot ball," he wrote. "Hove played two games and beat British teams each time. Major Sage mentioned that Bob Brown was a prisoner in the same camp and was his Rugby team mate. . . . Isn't this a strange coincidence? . . . Brown was a center on Holllngsbery's 1034 team and also an honor stu dent. . . Equally unusual 1 the fact both Major Sage and Brown. who Is believed to hold the romc of enntnin. are residents of Spo kane where the latter' father 1 a lawyer. . . . On the coast football outlook, incidentally, Coach Holllngbery Idaho May Open Grid Season Against Spokane Air Team MOSCOW, Ida.. Aug. 13 (P) The University of Idaho prob chiv will nnen Its 1043 football season with a night game In Spo kane October Z against tno apo kano air depot team, Athletic Director Babe Brown said yes terdny. The date Is one left open by the withdrawal of the Unl ruv nf Montana from grid competition this season. Brown said the date for the second originally scheduled Mon tana game, November 16, will be left open on ine possiDimy Montana yet may decide to field a team. TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Mova Yourself Save H Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phonk 8304 1201 East Main Western Sports Streamline;; Phillies League Seven Game Victory Streak By JUDBON BAILEY Associated Press Sports Writer Tho rhlllles are throwing a smoko screen around the con flict now going on In tho No tional league. Tho only thing of importance still to be decided in tho senior circuit, of course, is second placo and this Is tho dispute which tho Phillies, who ore not con cerned, aro clouding up with their smoke. Last night for the first time Lead Teams Take Tilts Yesterday Angels, Seals, Roiniors, Beovors Still Lead Coast Baseball Pennant Race By The Associated Press First division teams in the Pa cific coast league, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle and Port land, orrnyed in the standing of that order, all won their games yesterday to continue undefeat ed in current scries with second division outfits. Seattle downed Oakland for tho third time yesterdny, win ning 4 to 2 as Pete Jonas marked up his fifth straight victory. Se attle netted three runs in the fourth inning to put the game safely away. Eddie Carnett opened with a single and scored on Bill Mntheson's double. After Joe Robblns sacrificed Lloyd Christopher walked and Dick Gyselman slashed a single to right, scoring Mulheson and bringing Christopher to third. Christopher scored on Jim Jewell's long fly. Portland nosed out Hollywood 2-1 in a tight pitcher' battle be tween Art Herring and Bill Tho mas, the former allowing but four hit. Thomas was touched for eight safe hits, although one of the two runs scored on him was unearned. Sun Fronclsco come through with a flurry of hit after two were out in the ninth to beat Sacramento 6-5. The Solons led S-4 going into the ninth. Los Angeles scored six runs in tho first Inning in defeating San Diego 8 to 4. isn't the Gloomy Gus today he was at the conference 'meeting last June. ... At that time Hol lingbcry couldn't cc how he could keep a team next fall, what with tho army barring in tcrcollegiato competition, and the limited civilian student reg istration to pick from. Hollingbcry I talking up the sport now, "We have 35 player possibilities on our raster now and more are sending word they will turn out," he said. "We haven't a player left from the 1942 squad but we will field some type of club for sure this fall. Most of the players will be under 18 years of age and we will have a few older ones of 4F classification. "While we cannot hope to measure up to the caliber of the colleges that have the navy train Ing programs I look for an in terestlng season. I believe the fans will string along with us and accept the teams as they are." Waterman Looks For Fighter to Meet Joe Kahut PORTLAND, Aug. 13 (IP) Matchmaker Joe Waterman cast about today for a fighter to meet Jo? Kahut, Woodburn heavy weight, in the main event of a boxing card here August 27 which was to have featured a rematch between Jimmy Garri son, Kansas City, 'and Rudolfo Ramirez, Mexico City. Waterman announced -last night that the Garrison-Ramirez mix had to be postponed indefi nitely because the Mexican wel terweight could not cross the border for several weeks. He said he was not notified why. Their fight here last month was declared a draw. BRIGHAM YOUNG QUITS PROVO, Utah, Aug.' 13 (IP) Brigham Young university has abandoned intercollegiate foot ball for the coming season. Pro fessor Ariel -S. Balllf, head of the school's athletic council, said basketball will be continued. When In Medford Stay at, HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modem Joe and Anna Earley Proprietors Screen National Race for Second by since the Phillies under Burt Shotten finished in tho first di vision in 1932, tne Philadelphia National leaguo ball club fash ioned a seven-game winning streak. , They beat the Pittsburgh Pir ates for the third straight time 4-3 after the Bold Buccaneers hod taken a 3-0 lead and in spite of tho fact that the Phillies were held to five hit. The occasion of the Phillies winning their seventh straight was practically of earth-shaking Imoortance In liseir, but in addition lt allowed the Cincin nati Reds to continue in a tie for second placo with the Pir ates. Cincinnati, which came to Brooklyn two day ago in third place, lost it second successive game to the Dodgers 3-0, but through the magnificence and munificence of the Phillies con tinued In the tie for second to which they advanced Wednes day. Meanwhile the St. Louis Cardinal conquered the New York Giant 4-1 with Mort Coop- Angels Led By 15-Year Old Catcher Accident Place Billy tho Kid on LA First String; He' Still Doing Fin By FRANK FRAWLEY LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13 (IP) Here's a new saga of Billy the Kid. He is, for the purpose of ex act identification, Billy Sarni. Only 15 years old. Not yet out of high school. Yet, he's the first string catcher of the Los Angeles Base bell club, a team that is run ning away from the pack In the Pacific Coast league. A series of accidents project ed the beardless Billy into the spotlignK First, Eddie Fernan das was injured, and a few days later Billy Holm went out with a split finger. The Angels didn't have a catcher. In desperation President Clar ence (Ponts) Rowland went to Sarni's parents. They had in tervened against flattering of fers from various major league clubs the Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland In dians and Chicago Cubs. Billy, they reasoned, should stay at homo and in school. But Row land was -persuasive, and, aided and abetted by a $10,000 bonus, one of the highest ever paid by a class AA baseball club, won over the parents. Sarni joined the Angels the next day and in his first turn at bat smashed out a home run. If the club was inclined to be jit tery about a mere youngster handling the catching duties it changed over quickly. Billy has played 12 games and Is batting a neat .321. He has thrown out 11 runners try ing to steal bases. Three times men trying to score .have charg ed into him, bounced back and been tagged out. He's still call ing signals, and the veteran Los Angeles pitching staff isn't shak ing lta collective head at them, either. Bob White Wins Idahoanian Award for 1942 MOSCOW, Ida., Aug. 13 MP) Bob White of Payette, Ida., track and cross-country star for three years, is winner of the Idahoanian award for 1942-43, Athletic Director Babe Brown announced. The entire' coaching staff vot ed for White, now in the intel ligence branch of the army, on a basis of athletic ability, schol arship and personality. He was a member of the Uni versity of Idaho's 1941 cross country 'team which ran in two races an hour apart and won both, taking titles in the Pacific Coast conference and the north west AAU. ORTIZ FIGHTS LOPEZ HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 13 (IP) Manuel Ortiz, world's bantam weight tltleholder, takes on Mex ico's Leonardo Lopez in a 10 round non-title prize fight here tonight. All Wool Sports Coats and Slacks. Fall Colors Slse 34 to 48 RUDY'S MEN'S SHOP III am! Main er pitching three-hit ball for his 16th triumph. One of the blow against him was Mel Ott's 13th home run. The Boston Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 3-2 in 12 Inning on a triple by Elmer (Butch) Nleman and fine pitching by Al Javery. ' In the American league the New York Yankee turned the table on the St. Loui Browns after consecutive lop-sided set backs and won a night game 6-2 behind Rookie Charley Wens loff's ilx-hit hurling. Newsom, who hasn't won a game In six starts for the Browns, forced in two of New York' run with walks. Rudy York hit two home run to bring hi total to 21, match ing his production for the entire 1942 season, as the Detroit Tiger thumped the Washington Senators 10-3 behind the five hit hurling by Hal While and Emmett O'Neill. Lou Boudreau had a perfect turn at bat with four hits, two of them triples, as Cleveland nosed out the Philadelphia Ath letics 4-3 and, the Chicago White Sox divided a doublcheader with the Boston Red Sox. Boston took the first game 10-8 with Bobby Doerr batting in three runs, two on a homer, but a triple by Luke Appling in the 14th led to a 7-8 triumph for Chicago in the nightcap after Joe Cronin of Boston had hit his fifth pinch home run of the year. Weekend Fishing Prospects PORTLAND, Aug. 13 (AP) High mountain lakes and streams and coastal streams will provide anglers their best fish ing this weekend, the state game commission's weekly bulletin indicated today. The county-by-county report: COLUMBIA Bank fishing along the Columbia river for harvest trout is improving and good catches of catfish, perch and crappies are being made in sloughs. LANE Angling only fair. There is a small run of sea trout in the Siuslaw river. COOS Fishing poor in north ern half of county; fair in south ern part, with Chinook salmon and bluebacks starting to run in Lower Coquille. CURRY Generally poor but Rogue river yielding a feW salmon and steelhead. LINCOLN Several limit catches of bluebacks reported in last few days from the Alsea, Siletz and Yaquina rivers. Some also from Beaver and Lower Drift creeks. TILLAMOOK Rivers yield ing fair catches of bluebacks. A number of limit catches of sea run cutthroat trout reported from the Big Nestucca. JOSEPHINE Rogue river giving up some nice steelhead on flies, and Illinois and Ap- plegate rivers nice catches of cutthroat. CROOK Very poor. DESCHUTES Limit catches being made in Paulina and East lakes both on flies and troll; Tood and Elk lakes good, too. JEFFERSON Several limit catches reported from Metolius river. BAKER Anglers having suc cess in high lakes and Eagle creek. HOOD RIVER Some good fishing with flies on lower Hood river. 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