'HERALD AKJb NEWS kLAMATH FALLS, ORECOSl
PACE FIVE
Mines Score Six Runs
In Seventh to Vanquish
Naval Air Station Team
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By FRITZ HOWELL
"Iplnch hitllno lor
Huoh Fullorlon Jr.)
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'Jr.Snd stay there, diirlnii thin
weather'
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er to IIimo baseball ours
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L ewiiii nltcher lost the
iVsnmr-s In the majors one
ln; nd the following yenr
n wo most:
mniV'S JEST STAR
i..v nnrUin. Syracuse Herald-
nur I no noxi niujui
pie Imrn to appear against
. Sjmnjon nnvnl bnao will be
L Clncinnntl Rod and John
Vanner ftieer will annrnr
u.i (hem the; bout S54-0-
fcnth pitcher Ihoy'U over face."
DISA AND DATA
Let Q. Murrny (ht real name
Emanuel lb verne murrny;
ho meet Elbert ri tiritey)
ompson Friday in n iviauison
Diiarc uiiraen lu-rounoor.
an siacoiirns nn no wy
tiwn 10 nere; Art onnipson,
umbeot r for the isoston me
nial Foolbn League club,
i.inU ono mul nil to know the
am's nicknimio Is Yanks
Yankees .
Aniwers to the fl4-cont ques-
loni: No. 1 B-ibe Ruth; No. 2
tolph Luqiic of tied, lost 23 In
'22, won 27 in Will.
pOODBURN QUALIFIES
WOODBURN, July 24 (Pi
oodburn American Legion
fiseball team qualified for the
aic meet nl I'ortlnnci by defeat-
c auiwiitiKie, lt ;i nncl 11-3, In
Sunday dmiblelicader.
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SILVERTOWNS
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By SCOTT HEED
A lovcnth Innlnit uprltlnn In
which thoy bloated Sullur Frml
Ony for nix rutin guvo tlio Mu
rlno "WliiKr" of Corvnlllti n
hnrd-fouKhl U to H victory over
tho provloutly unbenton nnvnl
nlr Htntlon nine Sunduy nf tor
noon nl Kocroutlon park.
Tha ituine win a thriller nil
the wny tlirotiMh mid thu over
flow crowd wim chccrlnif most
ot inn time. 1 no nnvy liciu nn
B to 3 lend goliiK into the acv
cnth Inning mid few thought
Hint lend could be overcome.
Out the Winner showed the
hard-hitting prowuaa Unit lind
won eight out of the Inst nine
gnmei for them and uncorked u
nrruuo of extra bne clouts Hint,
coinblnod with n nnvy error mul
g butler getting hit by tho pitch
er, drove Gay from the mound
iivul spelled defeat for the anil
on. The trw that broko the
camol'i back and won the giune
for the dcvlldoKa occurred whon
the aupposcdly wcak-hlltlng
catcher, Tlccony, blasted a ahurp
Ingle through tho close plnying
Infield and aent Baker In from
second baio with tho winning
run.
Krnnny Mlllur moved from
f trail bnao to tako over tho pitch
ing duties und Cay was shifted
to cover tho first snck. Miller
stopped the rally and was never
In trouble for the remaining two
Inmngi.
Tho navy Juit couldn t aonin
to muster trie batting strength to
tako tho lead again or even to
tlq the score In tho eighth
stanza Wlclcr batting for Klckcy
got on base via an error, nd
vanced to third on Cassldy's iln
glc, and was left stranded us
the big guns of tho navy either
skied out or were nabbed on
base.
Tho game was far from flaw
lossly played with the marines
making six mlacucs and five be
liiti chalked up against tho gobs,
Dlotzcl kept tho game fairly
well under control although he-
was not given much support at
timet by his fellow marines. He
displayed good Judgment by go
ing out ol me game in me eiguin
when he decided that his arm
was sore and to stay In might
glvo the sailors a victory. If Clay
had done the same thing earlier,
it might have saved his day.
W. R. Hlbbs of Hlbbs Clolh
Inn company offered a $23 war
bond (or mo first Home run ot
the game and Blackwell of tho
icnthemccks promptly took up
tho challenge und sent a long
ono over tho loft field fouce. Al
though $3 in cash was offered
for each additional homer no one
quite made it.
Blnckwcll also led batting for
the day with a double and a sin-
fie Irr addition to his homer In
ive times at bat. Baker of the
marines banged out a double
and two slnglaa In flvo at-bats to
rank as a lender. Gay led navy
hitting with two doubles In ilve
attempts and Storey followed
with a double nnd a slnglo In
flvo tries. Sailor Cassidy hnd
the best actual average for tho
navy with two safeties In four
at bats.
Marina "Wlniara
AB. H. n. PO. A. E
0 0 3 3 1
Weekend Sports
NEW YORK Count Fleet
hailed us tho "horse of tho venr"
In HMD wus retired to stud after
lulling to recover In a ycur's
time irom a wrenched nnklc xuf
It-red In winning thu Belmont
bttikus on J in iu b, 1043.
Odlclol Tlr. Inip.cror
DICK B. MILLER CO.
c'rwr 7th and Klamath
LT- t. Goodrich Tlrma '
SALT LAKK CITY Aided by
record 03 round, Jug McSpndcn
ol I'hilndclphlii won Utah golf
open with 271 for 72 holes to By
ron ncison s HA.
CHICAGO Twilight Tear.
Warren Wright's thrcc-ycnr-old
filly, won her 11th straight rncn
by capturing 5,110,(10(1 Arlington
classic by two lengths over Old
Kentucky at Washington park.
rcnsive, KeniucKy Derby and
Weakness winner, was third. Sho
paid $2.20.
HAVERFOHD. Pa. rnullnc
Bet., Los Angeliis. won Pennsyl
vania and eastern states wom
en's tennis title by beating Mrs.
Virginia Wolfonden Kovacs,
Oakland, Calif., 0 2, 6-3.
MONTCLAlft, N. J. Jack Mc
Munis, Forest Hills, N. Y.. cap
tured eastern clay courts tennis
title by beiiting Ted Schcln, New
York, 8-0. 7-5. H-3.
COAST
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Slides Into
Loop Cellar
Padrot Suffor From Hard ,
Luck at Sacramonto Climbs
Out of Coast Tail Spot
By Th Associated Press
The San Dlcuo Padres heenmn
the hard-luck team of tho Pacific
uuuhi uascijuil league yesterday,
losing a stur pluyer. dronnlnu n
doubiclieudcr und sliding into the
leuguu's lust plucc-replacing Sac
ramento for tho Irat timo this
hoiisoii.
Chut Johnson, star southpaw
hurler who lias won 12 games
this soUKon, fractured his right
wrisi wncu no tripped during a
warmiip session unu win prob
ably be out the rest of the sea.
son. Los Angeles then drubbed
lhu Piidrcs, J 1 to 4 and 3 to 1
for a 6 to 1 scries murgin.
bucramcnlo helped Itself out
ot the bottom spot with a double
win over Oakland, taking advan
tage of aloppy Acorn pitching
and fielding to win 0 to 8 and
B to 3.
Seattle continued Its disastrous
slide, losing twice to San Francis
co and winding up In fifth posi
tion. &an rrancisco won mc
opener, 0 to 3, and the nightcap,
3 to 0. The second game was
featured by the two-hit hurling
of Hay Harrell for the Seals.
Hollywood and Portland spilt,
the Stars taking the opener. 6
to 2, in a game marked by 12
hits, including three home runs.
off Portland's Murino Pleretti.
Hoy Hclser shut out the Stars, 5
to 0, in the nightcap, allowing
only five hits.
Saturday's results: Oakland
6-3, Sacramento 0-4; Los Angeles
7, San Diego (I; Sun Francisco 8,
Scuttle 1; Hollywood 4, Portland
(ii innings.)
Ran rranrl.c, S 3. Bcallla 10,
Haerarnantu 0.0. Oakland fl-3.
Hollywood S-O. Portland 3-3.
U Anion 11-3. Han Dies" 4-1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Cincinnati 4a
Naw York at
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Phlladtlplila 7-1. Cincinnati I I
at. Iiuu 3'S, Doalon 2-3.
f-hlrtfn l.ln Now York 412.
Plttalnirsrt 7-0. Urooklyn St 12nd sama
11 innins,!
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Air Station
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41 S S 27 13 fl
Ballerf for Rltenour In 0th.
Marina "Wlnsari" 031 000 000 n
Naval Air Station 113 012 000-0
Rum ballad In, Gay, Storay 2, Avarlll
2. McMurray. Arvln, niackwall 3.
Khalokun 2. BaKer. Tlccony. Twn.haie
hlta. Tlccony. Arvln, Blackwell, Khelo
klan 2. Baker. Oay 2. Btoroy. Three
baaa hit, Averlll. Home run. Blackwell.
ltl nn baiea, Marlnaa 10. Navy fl.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pel
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Now York 40 41 -I)
lloalon 47 43 .S
t'tmvMmnA 40 43 .005
netroll 43 40 .403
n.in .. 41 44 .4113
Waahlnston 47 .473
Phtladalohla 30 30 .438
Gemee Yaalarday
New York H, Chlceo 0-10.
Cleveland 4 0. Walhlnaton O S.
Philadelphia 13-3. Detroit 3-2.
Bolton 12-3. St. Loull 1-0.
Pheasant's, Quail
Ruin Med ford Land
MEDFORD, Julv 24 (VP) Rec
ord numbers of Chinese pheas
ants and quail are ruining farms
and victory gardens in Jackson
county, residents hnvo com
plained.
RACING TITLE WON
PORTLAND, July 24 OT) The
Portland Yacht club's 1044
sloop class racing championship
wns nold today oy oioicy amun,
a newcomer. Milton B. Hendcr.
son was awarded handicap class
honors nnd Ray Janson Jr., bee
class honors.
SERVICES SET
INDEPENDENCE, July 24 (VP)
Funeral services were being ar
ranged today for 14-year-old
Clifford Hart of Portland who
drowned in the Willamette river
hero late Saturday while swim
ming. Tho boy and his parents
had beon picking berries here
a.,,, on halle. off TJIetiel 3. off Ony 1
ari-k nut. bv Dletzel 7. by Dltlffokeckl
1. by Clay S, by Miller 3. Illti. off Dlel-
m1 ? In 7 Inntnaa. off Dlueokeckl 1 In
3 Inntnsi. off Gny 11 In 0 Innlnsa (none
out In 71ID. off Miller 2 In 3 Innlnsa.
Hit by Ditcher, Aberlo by Gay. Patted
ball. Tlltenour 3. Stolen baaea, Baker,
Averlll. Wlnnlna: nltcher. Dletzel. Loa-
Ins pitcher,. Gay. Umpiroi. .Haibroke
and Noel.
Among the solid JlansltMieure r
's ours ...to keep Barclay's a prim ml. T.ffi?'iS
V StrafgbtBOVKBOJisiY
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Eye on the Ball
MADF Oi&i TvVO
Wingers Enter
Oregon Semi-
Pro Tournament
PORTLAND. July 24 (P)
Tho annual Oregon semi-pro
basebull tournament will open
here Tuesday with a quartet of
Portland teams meeting in the
first round.
The HI entries are the Marine
Wlngors of Corvallis, Miller
Lumbermen of Eugcno, Ander
son Market of Vancouver, Wash.,
MllwauKic. vanport studio,
Commercial Iron, Willamette
Iron and Steel, Air Base Flyers
Columbia Aircraft, McElroys, 99
Tavern. Fribcrg Electric. Lind-
Pomoroy, Reliable Shoe. Vlr-
gina Dure and N. P. Terminal,
ail of Portland.
The Corvallis entrv will tan
gle with Anderson Market Wed
nesday.
Recruiting for
Aluminum Plants
Halted by WMC
EVERETT. July 24 (VP) Cesa.
tion of all inter-regional labor re
cruiting for west coast aluminum
Giants will be halted Immedlate-
y by the war manpower commis
sion. Sen. Mon Wallgren (D
Wash.) reported he had been ad
vised by WMU Chairman Paul
MCIMUtt.
The halt was called. McNutt
said, because aluminum is so
plentiful that "extraordinary
measures for staffing west coast
pianis no longer are warranted
in view ot otner more urgent la.
bor needs.
Sailors Aid Woman
Against Pickets
PORTLAND. Ore.. Ju V 24
(P) U. S. sailors came to the
aid ot a woman lunchroom oper
ator and mother of two navy
sons by picketing an AFL picket
line over ine weeKend.
The sailors passed throuch
the line, ate in tho cafe and then
paced tho pickets with a sign that
read, "Tills woman has boys In
tho navy. They are trying to
help out What are you doing?"
Airs, ucrina uribble, the pro
prietor, deniod ner snop was un
fair to labor and said she was
paying more than tho union
wage scale. Union leaders avail
able refused to comment.
Military police called to the
scene merely shrugged. The sail
ors dispersed of their own accord
later.
Mr
YOUR
SERVICE
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MOVING
STORAGE
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Nicholson Takes Over
R. 6. 1., Home Run Lead
Cub Outfielder May Set National
Loop Record; Chicago Giants Split
McSpaden Wins Utah Open
With Record 'Smashing 277
SALT LAKE CITY, July 24
(P) Harold (Jug) McSpaden of
Philadelphia is the 1944 Utah
open champion and he owes it
in his own words to a putter
that he handled with a mother's
kiss."
McSpaden shot a record-shat
tering third-round 63 yesterday
on the 6575 yard par 72 Fort
Douglas course, rated the tough
est in Utah.
The Jug won the $2500 tour
nament with a 271, two strokes
under Byron Nelson of Toledo,
Ohio, and another record.
At the end of 38 holes. Nelson
had a 67-65 143 and McSpaden
a 69-67 136. But Nelson's lead
melted when McSpaden's putter
ignited.
McSpaden's 63 was two strokes
under the competitive course rec
ord of 65 set several years ago
by Tee .Branca, then home pro,
His 271 total, 17 strokes under
par for the 72 holes was two
under the Utah open record.
The others were left far afield
John Geertsen of Salt Lake City
was third with a 281, Leonard
Ott of Denver fourth at 285 and
Schneiter, defending champion
fifth with 288.
Sid Harman Of Walla Walla
Wash., playing his 19th consecu
tive utan open snot a 3ut.
Selection of Cook as
Coach Ends Long Search
. The picking of L. Marble Cook
as KUHS football, basketball,
and physical education instruc
tor is the culmination of efforts
that started as soon as former
Coach Ramsey announced that
he was going to join the marines.
Placement bureaus, high
schools, colleges, and private
sources all over the country were
contacted in the search for the
right man. Forty-seven different
people filed application or indi
cated that they were interested
in the position.
Many hours were devoted to
the study of credentials by
school officials. Several candi
dates were asked to make person
al application and conferences
were established so that school
board members ana administra
tion officials could interview the
By JOE REICHLER :
Associated Press Sports Writer
Bill eNicholson, Chicago cubs
greatest slugging outfielder since
Hack Wilson, may become the
first player in National league
history to lead the circuit in home
runs and runs-batted-ln lor two
successive years.
The husky former Washington
college (Maryland) football star
hit four home runs and drove in
seven runs to take over or share
in tho leadership in both depart
ments, as the Cubs and the New
York Giants divided a double
header yesterday; the Cubs win
ning the opener 7-4 and the
Giants the nightcap, 12-10.
Nicholson's four homers in a
twin-bill tied a Major league
record and placed him in a tie
with Mel Ott of the Giants for
the league lead with 21 each. It
also gave Nick six homers in
four games, tying another Na
tional league mark, held by four
players.
Big Bills seven RBIS gives
him a total of 64, tops in the
Majors. He led the senior cir
cuit last year with 29 home runs
and 128 runs batted in,
In addition. Nicholson' made
six and scored six runs to climb
above the .300 mark, for the first
time this season.
Each club tied a loop record
when both the Giants and the
Cubs used seven pitchers in the
wild and woolly second game.
The total of 14 hurlers is a new
Major league record,
The league-leading St. Louis
Browns bounded back, after a
12-1 lacing, to defeat the Boston
Red Sox 9-3 in the second game,
aided by Vernon Stephens'
grand slam home run in tho
fourth inning. In the 'opener,
Tex Huehson joined Detroit's
Hal Newhouser as the only 15-
game "winners in the American
league,
The St. Louis Cardinals in
creased their first place lead to
it games by sweeping a double
header from the Boston Braves
3-2 and 5-2. Big Mort Cooper
won his 12th victory in the
nightcap.
x n e Philadelphia Athletics
took both games from the De
troit Tigers. 13-3 and 3-2.
Brooklyn sank deeper into the
nd their 21st in the last
games.
The New York Yankees and
the Chicago White Sox divided
their two games, the Yankees
winning the opener 7-6, and the
Sox taking the second game
10-6.
The Phillies continued their
jinx over Bucky Walters of the
Ketls when they KnocKed him out
of the box and overcamo a six-
run deficit to win the opener
7-6. Cincinnati won the second
game 2-1.
Cleveland went over the .300
mark for the first time since
May 11 taking both games from
the Washington Senators, 4-3 and
9-5.
national league cellar by drop
ping both games of a twin bill
to the Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-5 and
9-4 in 11 innings. It marked
the Dodgers fifth straight loss.
crosoective coaches. -'
As a result Marble Cook was
named.
A. L. Gralapp, superintendent
of schools, said that he feels con
fident that the football, basket
ball, and physical education in
struction will be under very
competent direction during the
coming year, and he is sure that
that is the opinion of everyone
else who has a chance to talk to
Cook personally.
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Co-operation Pays!
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Their CLOVER SEED Through
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Cooperative Cooperative
Phone 4411 Phone 45
KLAMATH FALLS TULELAKE
"Buy CO-OP And Tell Your Neighbor"
Coming Attractions .
HENRY KING
Aug. 2
JAN GARBER
Aug. 16
DANCE
Wed. Night
8:30 'til 12.00
Armory
Baldy's Band
FEATURING
Paul Mary
SWIGART MAHONEY
Big Squad Works
Out in Portland
PORTLAND. July 24 (TP) A
squad of 28 players already on
tne dotted line cavorted through
the initial workout of Portland's
entry in the American Profes
sional football league yesterday
under the watchful eye of Coach
Matty Mathews. 1
The initial squad, composed
largely of former northwest col
lege players, may be augmented
to 100 players before the final
cut to the 28 player limit is
made, Mathews said.
The squad ranged in size from
225-pound Dan Fromor, former
New York university tackle, to
160-pound Jack Lindley, Spo
kane back. Present candidates.
however, average 188 pounds in
the backfield and 203 1. in. the
line.
Portland Rodeo
Held at Jantzen
PORTLAND. July ' 24 (VPV
Portland's third annual stampede
will be held at the Jantzen
beach arena August 8-15 with
JllgUb UC11U1 111CM11.C3 1U1 bile AlACb 'i ' ; , , : I.
time, Director Bobby Rowe an- J sj.Ji; '.AX
nouncea today. y y;;
Christenscn brothers of Eugene f j;
again will supply the roping, !!';
bucking and bulldogging stock. ffe
About 100 cowboys are expected
to compete. fiif
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