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PACE TEN Sports Briefs & M ' Hugh ' rulIt'rtoB. Jr. i. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON By FRITZ HOWELL ; ifincn-Hming tor Huah Fullerton Jr.) ' " NEW YORK, Aug. 3 (P) , With the Brooklyn Dodgers tak ing iwo ox a six'gume series wun the Cardinals, and the St. Louis Browns out Iront in the Ameri can pennant race, the impression Uf glowing uiuL ttuyuiillg can 1 Wet hnwuvor nra racaniinn opinion on the "anything can jiafjpeii angle uitiii ijiie iium- bardi leads the league in stolen oases. hits nrr tipbt When the Louisville Times couldn't find a picture of Bob Falkenberg to go with a story of iuc auium uuy ucxciiuiiig ins na tional junior tennis title today at Kalamazoo, Mich., the enterpris ing sports staff used a photo of his sistpr. thp "plnmnr aal" known as "Jinx." Looked pretty gooa, loo. Lanier Fans 104 to Rise To SO King Card Southpaw Sends Seven rirates Down Swinging to Take Over Strikeout Crown R15PB1II niTTT . No. 1 What pitcher won three aouDieneaaers in one season? No. 2 What pitchers struck out seven men in two consecutive innings, answers at end of col uimi, uui uuu i cck now.; THIS AVn TWST Louisville Charley Jones, who Tine a strinff nf racn hnrcnr a,-r. there are 99 ways the best horse can lose a race tour selections use em, ioo.j , . . Lt. (jg) Jack ATntlinlpV fftrmoi. rlmm.lunfn. for the Pittsburgh Steelers, came jiuine un a ou-aay iuriougn out uiuu i xeii me nome ioiks ne d been awarder! tho Purnlo Hn..f . . . Still can't figure out why ousve -oroaie jumped oil the Brooklyn bridge the Dodgers couian i nave Deen mat Dad away uuuK men, loo. . . With Mel Ott abed suffering an injured ankle, Carl Hubbell is coaching the western squad for next Monday's All - American boys baseball game at the Polo Grounds. . . . Every member of me lancinnau rteas baseball squad is married (too bad, gals). . . . And Grover Cleveland Alex ander, one ot Baseball s greatest . " I . . n i Associated Press Snorts Writer Mnv T.nnint ,k Pi t Cardinals reigned as strikeout kintf nf flirt mntnr. tnAn - total of 104 victims boosting him nncl Rill rnion11 r 11.- . r " X' vh.iii; VIA iue jew ill K itimirs mm 'l av u..ni. . AiiKiisuii nf thp Rnsinn Hiui cnv The pudgy lefthander threw me uiuu suiice pasi seven Fltts- hlirh hittpre lacl t,.nU .. 11.- Cards nammprpW mil nr. O A aici. 10 up meir road trip win record to 15-3. with three to go uciuie reacning sportsman Dark. Thp larnpcf ntnlif ... ...J r 1. - jcai hi ruroes Iieia, 27 481 ----- mac OfW PI I fni CIV fllne nn4 l . a before the blooper ball tosser VlolrIfti4 frxv LMl i .iu-.u mi (jiiiun nuier, it was Sewell's fourth straight beat- ---o -., bo onus uiiuiiicu me sues, o-1. , " uut hlirph's cmniilHorinit KnnA- n il Sfnrt nf Q 1 nn rr Vnmn tnJ 11. . u -'a swim, me American league pennant race intuited ume, ChlPaPn unlit a 4mikTnkAnj. wiui JTuuHueipnia in tne only ac- 4,.OUI,CUUIt:ci Jn u'e Junior loop. Thp Marlrmnn nulla) 4U - .....v ii yuii.u kite I'UVl pr nut nf ho fiVa Q-Q - T . ninth innint iiuij' xiuinpnnes iinn win in v.ic "cue oy siopDing a Phila delDhia threat nc rhiVon 4 i. 7-3 edge. s " A Chicago-Philly game was j i i." j ui me i-nna- au other leaguers enjoyed an WIATRAK SIGNED .... . , . "u6- o jonn Wiatralf furmnr TT.. ; . Washington football player, -has been signed for service with the - --o- "". w me inauonai irrofpssinnnl Pnnfknli i .uoii ICdgUC this year, it was announced last night. all-time pitchers, is a guard at a uvtiwanu, u., war plant. . TOBV'S.TO!TTB Jack Durkin. Syracuse HpraM Journal: The Rev. Bertram xiumpnries, pitcmng parson, who has hurled for Columbus in the Ameriran acenniatinn a 1 1 ..wvkmwuu, XXlllrtliy and Rochester, is all set to hurl suine ween-aay games lor Al- "iij. xie uu iuuks as it ne has more than a prayer on his pitch. 'THE lRwni No. 1 Joe McGinnity, New York Giants, 1903. - No. 2 Hooks WUtse. New iorn vs. . umcmnati, May 15 1908, and Guy Morton, Cleveland vo. i-iiuaaeipnia, dune 11, 1916 Pre-Tournament Favorites Fall At Broadmoor COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Kraft and Art Doering, both of Denver, are still maintaining -m me croad- "1,YitatKm Solf tourna- menu althnnoh r ... - , uiaiijr me other pre-tournament favorites i;hcu ui yesieraay s rounds. Warrant Officer O. H. Hof meister of second air force head quarters at Colorado Springs SfoS A1 ?dwrds' local cham. pion, whUe the entire field of 185 entries was slashed to 96 players in- 11 flights. Kraft easily defeated Sgt. M. Mesch of the La Junta air base 7 and 5" n., Defending Champion Lt. Matt Palacip narrowly edged out R. E. """"t jansas tlty, Z-up. If It's a "frr,,or," !! i oi Lii.-ie j uu Peeol. advertise for a used one m me ciassmea. Suds Cash In on Oak Misplays Seattle Back In Victory Column With Twin Win By The Associated Press Till. Spntllp Rninipv.. ,.. ..... wo van in on a series of Oakland errors last night to bounce back into the Coast Kasphnll 1n,, umn with a double victory, 5 to -x mill u lu 1. Thp Apnrn, Mmmlll.. -- - . .iiu.ii-c live bobbles in pnrh cn,p A.. throw by Bill Raimondi permit- lea QeHiiin in in v hn ti...:.. scorp in ihp isth' ri.u-. n. scheduled seven-inning opener A series of errors allowed three nHiiuer scores m the second in- iiiiB oi ine nigntcap. LeftV RaV Prills KnrrA l.l 1 Kit. i i . "le seas" and his fifth .-.iiiuuui as ijos Angeles beat Port land twice. Prim's 4-hit hurling a tr n Ton kit. -it ,u " ? land hurlers, including two home runs won the second. 6 to 5 Cl 1 a m ripnir,n.j i haistieae''e hur.ler- chalked up ... oSa,UOi seven losses as Sacramento nosed out San Franrispn a tn ,..;ti. . " ,, . .,' . - a iwo-run wlLe his mates collected seven. r, j 'K'ess Mn uiego Padres couldn't stop HolLnvood's Stars lhe Stars Cfnro , i e: . . ning and were never headed as. Colorado, Denver, Utah to Play Home Home Grid Games ..j nus, o Colorado, Denver and Utah uni- versmpfi .mm niD..- v. i . , . .1 iiuiiie-anu- nome footnnll enmpc t,nnn ti . ..... j uijuli me new -six-year football schedules arranpH fn. tl.n mA, atates conference, once more ne nig seven" league with Denver ready to go back on the membershiD list. TTnrlpr 1. o inn . . 7- -..v. Hiaii atjiuvea ai aiaiine yesieraay ov renresen tatives of each school, all other COllePS IX'ill nloir t,.n . - -a " t""J " sauiea 111 Denver to every game on their iiunie neios. Utah State agreed to DlaVI two Pamps ot TTtK - - a - uwu IU every contest at Logan. Classified Ads Bring Results. Big League Scouts Suffer From Shortage of Players By WILL GRIMSLEY MEMPHIS. Aug. 3 iTPl league baseball apparently is go in a in eiinFitm l i Mvvc v,iic war, DUI TnPrpV '. hpcinmncr.. . K& wuui duuu; uie scouts. "It's pretty rough sailing," said RpH SflV fnamti ti i. vi ouvc .IctilK faevereid today between spying operations. - "We're scouts with nothing to scout. thmg from grandfathers making vvimcuna iu inixa-Dasing ser- Ceants anrl 1 R.voar.nU ji tfi8'1,11 damP behind the ears I U be lucky to send a couple of players to the Red Sox at the close of the year." And if there are a couple, the old American league catcher hastens in arfH hnn -JU- . be medinpro folln,.,o t.Si i- ;,v. .'.j jua, iu nil some wartime gaps. ana normally a scout would have a bad vpar it ho ...iji. recommend 20 or 30 promising ball players to his club." he moaned. Saddle Club Horse Show Scheduled List of Events Given For August 6 Hone Races, Show At Fair Grounds Plans arA pninc fni.,a,.l rn.. the Saddle club races and horse snow on August i0, at the fair grounds. The schedule of events in or der, is as follows: 3-Gaited Class i , Horse is to be shown at walk, trot and canter and then reverse una waiK. trot anri pnn n, , op posite lead. Performance is to COllllt '7A npl rpnt iimH mrn..H. tion 25 per cent. Prize ribbons win oe awarded for first, second. ana inira. Entrv fpp is Thn cnjju , uu . lu ."'aicn ine purse and me spin will oe 4U-30-20-10 .fiengura Hnr I I... Entrv fee is SI H snuwii ui wain, trot, ann canter; and the horse is to be shown on loose rein. Thpv will ha i..onni 60 per cent the way of going and -u iiei ran coniormation. The norse can be shown under Eng lish or western pnninmont t i purse will be split 50-30-20. inoroughbred Race This rapp ic fnr thpon.van. 1 i and the entrv fpp ic tin ti.- purse is S100 with' the entrv foe to be added. The split will be UVuVtll, Driving Class The horses are to be shown In harness for exhibition in this event. Package Class Entrv fpps will h i ...:n u " -L j", .T- """-ii vni ue auaea logctner and sol t 50-30-20. The rider is to race from the starting ltnp tn ..u , --"CT w JUL nil , where he will dismount, open the Dackapp nut nn tho . rr"' . ...c aiineill, mount, and ride back to the start ing line. The garment must be nn tho ,i4o,. o. nlA it. j -i - j" , ' me riacr is disqualified. Reined Horse Class The Durse is S2R with tho try fee of $5 to be added.' The total will hp enlit ttn .on on mi " l ' . ow-ou-iu. aiic rules arp as fnllnwc i?in..H eight. Run out at good speed, set square in front of judges, hes- "S H!; "P norse lett and right. Back horse straight about Paavo, Parks To Weigh-In Before Match ...... v kvrtii nun HCIU Pinks, who aro flKhtlng In the cific rnnsf llttht twin.,. . ..s. llllv J ,T.'ll,l WIVSI I1U til, oilll ,.,..I..K I.. ... n ,1 . " , " WVIRIl 111 tlb xuui'ucirji m ug store, promo' i;i niuiTK iiiiiiirri uiun tpriii,, ine wuigning in, which will on nnpn in thp mthilo ...in ,..i.n imn-u hi j p, m many after noon, and both wrestlers have said that they will tip the scales at 178 pounds. Katonan's light heavyweight miiniyiuiisiiin oeu will nrobub v arriye In town Thursday, and it will bo put on display at Dlfk Recder s storo for men at 442 ivilllll, Thp holt will ol.o i.. ji- "ifM UV nil 111?.- ploy in tho armory lobby the ....... ii ui me uoui ior ine ex pected capacity crowd to sec. Clark Sets Dare For First Seattle Grid Team Workout SKATTl.F A,, i ,n. uuicn tiarK, coach of the Seat tle Bnmhpre In thp nnHiii.ni.n. ized American professional foot ball Ipnfflin ton,,, toon., bo, Monday night for the squad's first workout. Clark arrived yesterday and hp noo 13..Pl..o..- Ill 1 .... ..., uvioiiivM iiillld;vr 1111 Mandas promptly opened an of fice to applicants for team positions. 15 fept. anri Minn nrli.nt.oo t- ward with a quick spring. i noinuonnnii Ha. Thp pnlrv fi.n. tn- thio f av. i eve 11, 1 I uius nvpr inrnp vnare oi o a e,o The purse is $100 with entry fee auui-u. lb Will DC Spill nU-3U-20 Palimino and Colored Classes Ribbons will be awarded for first, second, and third places. Horses can be shown under Eng-lish-or western equipment. Stake Race Entry fees which are $2.50 will be split 60-40. Horses are tn start frnm ctnrtlnr, lln i . . ."..(, line, mm stake away from grandstand, ride uuiri. iu suu ung nne. u a stake is IcnnplcpH Aiwim tho u i , . " . " "I me ,iuer is disqualified. saddle Horse Race Entrv fpp Is 5 with ti. c i.9i- club to match the purse. It will be split 40-30-20-10. Lem Fraitklin Dies From KO Blow by Lane NEWARK, N, J Alii' 3 (VT) Lem Frnnkllii f'hliMii.n' nMiin heuvywciKiit, who .sufttrod a bruin concussion n n ci'-vm'tlnl wiiwh uu WHS IW1". It UU out In a bout at MoadowVouk hnvvt ltni'n .litK ')J In City hosplliil. Thn Ull. v..i, ,-.,.1,1 i-1,.i.i.. t . tr w... I'Miiivt 'iviin removed to tho hospital shortly miur ins iigiu Willi .Lurry liiU, iieiion, i. j negro, ciikI 111 thn kniiplf nut .,.! 11.. ii. .L i . .-, i "...i ui . Hu bert Conner hud expliiincd (hit tho Injuries woro iillribiitublem Franklin's full tn I In. i-.,,n rather ihnii I hi. 1,1 His cnnrllllnn vlirni'.t.l .... I...J provomont during tho 10 cIuvm ho was under laoulment and In thO Ull'.. twn rlnvn il iviw sarv 'tn nlnpp hli',1 li.l.....,.tl,....,i.. I.. ".. . """"eiiiijr hi on uo.vijcn iiinK as no took mrn ior mo wnrsp nr rn.x ner said. tji i. , .. ... nusiuun nuinorities said an auiopsy would bo performed this nfternnnn Ku rip ii..-i Martland to determine cause of mo jigniors death. li'ieenuin of Spiiknnc. U o 1 u n now holds tho Oregon mid Wiixliliigton titlo. II will ho llm fourth meeting fiKi.tH by ,i,,;,rc,oi fctot llm frnciiN. hod n We Will Dolan, Robleto Billed for Coast Title Match SPOKANF A.,rf o nn i n i tiuuv JJOlnn nf Knnlrnnn n.wi r,i t --- - - r.w,,.,v i (.Ml I (Hill and Joe Robleto of Pasiidenn. Cal f., will meet hero Auku.sI m in a ID-round bout billed as a Paetflp poact . fo,.n... i..i.. championship affair. Mate h maker Bud Oliver said toduv. .. 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