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Oaks Lead;
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Aeorm, Seals Trade Plotw
As Rainriers Wallop Ducks;
Padres Finally Stop Saci
By The Associated Press
The Oakland Acorns are back
at the top of the Coast league
after their 7 to 3 defeat of the
San Francisco Seals last night
switched the positions of the
teams for the third time in as
many days.
Meanwhile the Seattle Rain
iers turned 11 hits into an 8 to
1 victory over the Portland
Beavers and climbed into a tie
with the Seals for second dace.
The loss dropped Portland into
seventn position.
Verne Reynolds' twelfth in
ning single scoring Jack Calvey
gave the San Diego Padres a 3
to 2 win over the Sacramento
Solons. It was the cellar
dwelling Solons' first low in the
current Padre series.
The Hollywood Stars won
over Los Angeles, 3 to 2, and
moved into fifth place.
Seattle pounded In two runs
off Don Pulford in the second
inning and sent him to an early
shower with two more in the
third.
After the game Seattle Man
ager Bill Skiff announced the
optioning of Catcher Harold
Hoffman to Little Rock of the
southern association.
Scientific
Grappling to
Be Featured
Tonight's wrestling card fea
tures strictly science in the
main event when the Pacific
coast wrestling chamnion. Paavn
Katonen, tangles with the Ca
nadian wrestling champion,
Herb Parks.
The science, of couru. nrill
be the grappling kind, and this
bout should be a change from
rough and tumble but not so
legal type of matches that have
been shown at the armory for
the past few weeks.
Mack Lillard, local wrestling
promoter, claims that . these
boys are clean, open wrestlers
who don't resort to foul play
or behind-the-back tricks to win
their matches. At least the bout
should please those fans who
have been wailing long and
loud because the grapplers used
foul tricks to win over their
opponents.
In the first event of the eve
ning Skillful Billy McEwln
will attempt to politely tear
Buck Davidson limb from limb
while Buck is attempting a
somewhat similar operation on
Billy.
The semi-final will see Jack
(Buck) Lipscomb and Gorgeous
George Wagner tussle in what
should resemble a major water
front brawl. .
Oregon Youths
Advance in Net
Tournament
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 7 UPl
Tom MacDonald, Portland, de-
teatea Jofln Hubbard, Seattle,
4-6, 6-1, 6-3, In the boys' singles
semi-finals of the Oregon State
tennis tournament yesterday.
Oregon youths also came out
ahead in the semi-finals of the
junior men's doubles. Ala Nel
son and Bill Hymes, Portland,
naiiea waiiy UOSUCK ana wait
Peterson. Seattle. 6-2. 7-5. Hiieh
Finlay and Wes Brigham, Port-
iana, iook an easy match from
Phil Herman, Seattle, and John
Snortland, Yakima, 6, 6-2..
Top performance of the Hav
came from Bob Rutledge, Oak
land, who emerged from a poison
oak attack to win two men's
singles matches and one in the
men's doubles.
If it's a "frozen" artinla vnn
need, advertise for a used' one
in the classified.
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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Camp White Yanks Get Return
Game With Bolstered Sailors
Two Scoring Records Set
By Top U. S. Go Teams
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July
7 yp) With two scoring records
being set in as many days, the
Golden Valley course, a 6582-
yard championship layout, has
taken the beating of its life and
appeared doomed for more par
busting today as some of the
country's top pros drew beads
on a double round of best-ball
team competition.
In yesterday's first round of
the 126-hole marathon, which
concludes Sunday with the win
ning twosome splitting a first
Srlze of $1600 in war bonds, a
tal of 62 birdies and four
eagles were posted by the eight
competing teams.
Leading the way was the fa
vored Jug McSpaden - Byron
Nelson powerhouse with a best
ball of 31-30 61 as compared
with par 37-38 73. They fash
ioned this phenomenal score
an all-time team record for par
breaking despite a high wind
..ri niln which nelted their
faces for the last eight holes.
VrSnaflpn. winner of five of
his last 13 tournaments, carried
the match most of the way.
Alter taklns a bogey six on the
first hole when he knocked two
balls out of bounds, he dropped
a 40-foot chip shot on the 498
yard sixth for an eagle. This
started him on a sensational
streak during which he went
10 under par on nine consecu
tive holes.
McSpaden Nelson, runner-up
for the 1943 Golden vauey
title, beat Pvt, Chick Harbert
and Mike Turnesa 4-up in their
first test of the round robin
matches. This gave them a plus
four rating in the scoring sys
tem and a tie for the lead with
Bill Kaiser-Bob Hamilton, an
other hot-shooting duo which
Pep, Joyce Meet
In Chicago Park
rmCAGO. July 7 OP) Carry
ing a string of 73 wins in 74
professional starts and nursing
lightweight title aspirations, 22-year-old
Willie Pep was expected
to enter the ring a slight favorite
tonight in his 10-round non-title
bout with Willie Joyce.
The-scrap, at uomisKey parn,
the White Sox ball park, head
lines Chicago's first major out
door boxing show of the season,
and Promoter Jack Keams pre
dicted a turnout of 25,000.
A victory for Pep. New York
recognized world feather
weight champ, would put him in
line for a shot at Juan Zurita,
the NBA's 135 pound titlist.
Bob Montgomery, holder of the
New York version of the crown,
is in service.
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Chicago 11, Boston 6.
PItuburgh S, Philadelphia
Ciuj3-U 10, Brooklyn 4,
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Chicago
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Cleveland
Detroit
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Boston 13. Detroit 3.
St. Louis s. Philadelphia 0.
Washington S, Chicago 0.
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San Diego ..
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Portland .43
Sacramento 40
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Kollywood 3, Los Angeles S.
San Dleao 3. Sacramento a
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Seattle , Portland I.
St. X.OUU
Cincinnati k
Pittsburgh ..38
Kw York
Brooklyn 33
Philadelphia 30
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TODAY
authored a best-ball 64 In dis
posing of the local entry of Les
Bolstad-Joe Corla 4-up.
Hamilton, the 1944 north
south champion from Evans
ville, Ind., eagled the first hole
with a seven-foot putt and had
an actual 66 for the trip
equalling the competitive course
record made Wednesday by
Toncy Penna in the pro-woman
attraction.
Plus - one advantages were
held by Jimmy Hines-Willle
Goggin with a best-ball of 65,
and Lieut. Ben Hogan and Pen
na with a 63.
Weekend
Fishing
Prospects
PORTLAND,. July 7 UP)
Weekend anglers will have the
best luck in the Portland area
and in Jackson and Josephine
counties, a report by the Ore
gon game commission Indicated
today.
The report'
PORTLAND AND VICINITY
Columbia county, fair for trout;
Nehalem river, good results on
spinner and fly; slough and
diked districts from Prescott to
Woodson, spiney rayed fish are
being taken in limit catches.
TILLAMOOK COUNTY
The Tillamook, Trask, Wilson,
Nestucca, Little Nestucca and
the Nehalem rivers have yield
ed fair catches of trout; other
streams poor.
LINCOLN Fair catches from
the Siletz and Five Rivers on
flies and spinners; trolling in
tidewater very poor; fishing for
catfish, perch, bluegill and bass
good in Devils lake.
CURRY Generally poor in
the northern section, few good
catches in Floras and Garrison
lakes; in the south a few
catches reported from Win
chuck river.
JACKSON Generally good,
in rivers, streams and lakes.
JOSEPHINE Considerably
improved over last week, good
catches from larger streams on
flies,' and limit trout catches
from Bolan lake.
MORROW Poor to fair.
GILLIAM Poor in all larger
streams, fair in smaller streams.
WHEELER Only fair In all
streams.
DESCHUTES Fair, weather
condition unsettled; roads to all
lakes good; limit catches report
ed at Sparks lake, and Paulina
and East lakes trolling.
CROOK Very poor condi
tions for the last week.
JEFFERSON Metolius river
yielding fair catches on flies;
some good catches reported at
Suttle and Blue lakes.
Pro Football Coach
Considers Seattle
SEATTLE. July 7 (Pi Possi
bility that he might get around
today to talking terms with Al
Da vies, owner of the Seattle
franchise in the American pro-
iessionai iooiDau league, was
voiced by Sari (Dutch) Clark.
long-famed professional gridiron
coacn.
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By E. M. INOELS
Anxious to wipe out the 11 to
4 drubbing given them two weeks
ago, the WrRC Yanks from
Camp White return to Klamath
Falls Sunday afternoon to again
engage the Naval Air Station
Present plans call for the visitors
to arrlvo here Saturday night to
allow them more time for rest.
Reports reaching tho Air Sta
lion are to the effect thut lol
lowers of tho Army aro carry'
ing folding money in their U. I. s
and expect to find "Inkers" hero.
Since their game here, the Ynnks
have set down the Camp White
Craters in an overtime game be
hind the hurling of tlielr ace,
Ted Bcrgold. In this clash, Bor
gold struck out 17 men.
By their win over the Craters,
the WPRC are tied for first
glace in the Army league,
ergeant Scott, manager of the
visitors, was agreeably surprised
at the turnout of fans for the
first game and alleged that his
team would be out to tane tno
Air Station and even the scriej.
Again on the mound for the
air station will be Jim Olsen.
Big Jim showed no 111 effects
this week in practice from his
chores against the WI'RC and
expressed confidence that he
could raise his strikeout record
of thirteen In the coming tilt.
Returning to tho air station
lineup will bo Hurvey Storey,
shortstop, who missed the first
game. Storey, a veteran from
the Los Angeles Angels, San
Francisco Seals and the Chicago
Cubs, is a high bnll hitter. In
eight years of play, he has
amassed an average of better
than .320 and will add consid
erable weight to the local's stick
power. Although ho presents
an ungainly appearance in the
field, few drives get away from
him.
Due to his hitting, Manager
O'Doul of the Seals and Jimmy
Wilson of the Cubs attempted to
make an outfielder and catcher
out of him. His stance showed
definite evidence of the O'Doul
tuterage.
The hitting of Franny Miller
this week in practice is delight
ing the eyes of coaches. A
carryout from the great Pasco
Air Station team, Miller will fol
low the cleanup man, Storey.
Young Bernic Avcrill In right
field lived up to expectations in
his lone appearance against
Camp White by getting three hits
out of five times at bat.
Navy men sponsoring the com
ing game, announced that two
thousand score pads have been
donated by Harry. Molatore and
are available for any baseball
fans asking'for them.
The tentative lineups art as
follows;
Naval Air
Station Poi. Camp White
Rickey ... 2B Savagcau
Cassidy CF Lucido
Gay 1B... otte
Storey ss D'Ambrosia
Miller LF Moreno
Averill ...RF. Thurston
Ritenour C Hoag
McMurray 3B Berch
Olsen P ... Bergold
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Hot; Dodgers
Freezing
Rtdltgi Hand Sums Ttnth
Lest In Row; Giants Give
Cardi Their Worst Lacing
By JACK HAND
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Boston Is the current hot club
of the American league, and Cin
cinnati is running a fever torn
pnrattiro in the National, but
there isn't any doubt today about
the tcmporature of the Brooklyn
Dodgers. It's a sub-xero minus 10
for one of the longest losing
streaks of the 1944 season.
Th Flnltiimh flock hasn t won
since leaving the banks of the
Gowanus, and neens oniy tour
setbacks In the weekend
sorles with Pittsburgh to tie the
all-time Brooklyn record of 14, a
disaster that befell Rurleigh
Grimes' warriors in 1937. They
still have three to go to equal the
Cubs l-game nop oi eany sea.
son.
Threa defeats by Chlcano,
three mora bv St. Louis and now
four more by uncmnau. is ine
Brooklyn road record, following
Bucky Walters' 14th victory of
the season last night when he
hurled Cincinnati to a 10-4 tri
umph at the expense of Hooklo
Raloh Brai.ca. It was the ninth
Reclicg win In the last 10 starts
and wallers sixm in a row. nay
Mueller of Ciucy set a now con
secutive game catching record at
134, with 636 Muellers in the
stands as guests of the manage
ment.
Joe Cronin'a Red Sox contin
ued to stick on the heels of the
St. Louis Browns in the Ameri
can by taking a 13-3 walkover
from Detroit as Tex Hughson
notched win No. 18 over Rufo
Gentry. Boston has won eight of
12 since returning to Fenway
park. Bob Johnson hit for the
cycle with a single, double, trlnle
and homer and Bobby Doerr Bat
ted In five runs with a perfect 4
for 4 days.
Bob Muncrlef protected the
Brownies 21-game margin by
shutting out Philadelphia with
four hits. 8-0, with the help of
Vern Stephens' 3-run homer.
Woody Wheaton, who started the
season as an outfielder, lost his
first pitching start for the Mack
men. Hank Borowy of the Yankees
tuned up for a probable all-star
appearance by whitewashing
Cleveland on a four-hitter, 4-0, to
decision Mel Harder with Mike
Milosevic)! and Mike Garback
showing the way. Mickey Haef
ner of Washington turned back
Chicago with the third American
league four-hitter to earn a 5-0
edge over Orval Grove.
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