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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINI WT Muff Big Chance Overtake Idle Yanks .--U Divide Pair Yith Cleveland Brownie ...... -wv 1 I .o ICAIU'K BACK AT J( I'fl. IIUIII"" ';' .Ml) 3V lU Meets His Idol 10 W5Jt.H,I!.DW.II.r liTo. H American .uml nice nni mi i" P""1 li i i. mild browns V.! to nln at tho !''" KSil-runnliig Yun. -i..u Trnllt WI1S losing f m ..Might and h0 T1 K'P'. .1 n, nrnwnlus 1IEID PAUL HAINES I m r EHOTR Ly morning will soo piny the Kennies' golf chum; r ......,-1, ,.t Inn Infill mn luuui "-, . l.nl ii nv mnv hn ltd ifom tho local divot t wllh snch mimes civ Si Sgt. Leslie Loiil, former mihllc links Carl Woods, defending Ion of the locnl crown, rl Wclninr nnd John west, olh used only 77 strokes Rcomcs vs. 1-lks contest, cal will mutch shots with -l...i... (n ti rir.it 1-nlinn imA Wnnlu Will tlinUlO. I'fit In whnt should be one outstanding buttles oi tne I r. iIia i.niirn in 72. nnd iurso record wus set this by Dill Selkirk-, asmsmn. .,J .n nt l.urirlin Snllflrlt fpro, when he put together Ind a lor a oj. .nu uiuiii ft s ihoollin . SIMV NAVY I Marine Burrucks ten won ball ftnmo as close as a vhlsker when they torpc he sailors of the niwnl air Ii, 7 to 0, Wednesday utter. 1,1 ll, ni.u hti.n it to tradition, tho snllors R pluA im Ihn nn until the iot was fired, and had tho ! loaded in the lust inning, isi couldn't push the tying rrn Dirt nlntn. IK boys in blue will have a c lo even mnuors m a re hull n nl I Ha hoprni.rt uled for Thursday about S HimiTrne 1TI. inrod nddicts of Klnmnth ti lull I... ll. ..A.....4ni, itt vj uiu m.wiu vvnwtuu; le opening of the California 3.HUII IIIIH U1U1 lllllkj. OIOIM .nil MnHnu ,-m,ntifis will hi irtin with hnnnfiil ktinlAn axlrcmc caution Is iidvocat- join in me use or nrcarms am sinnim? nnn nxtnrminni pmp tires, nf .Tnn IVTcPiit'iiiv'M mnn .l.n i T S ,l ,, unit a flvu tiny "vucutiun" hv cmtrir. luinlug Phlliiclelphlu today. Trout h lli-lnnlug loss to Clcvo. lund's Steve CJormek, 4-3. set tnntllipM wituif Inrf uIM, lhA ini,. " '"Or"'n .,.,, ,.,u you so ," hurping on tho season- limn uiuiiiu ui uvurwui'K nut me "tlrecl" Mr. RlKht of the Detroit siau couki pomi lo M vlclorlis unci 313 Innings on the hill a piuiu ui mn cunsisicni eiiccuve ness with only two weeks lo go Myril Doug's double, scoring Gormek in the 12lh, downed l I MUl. Ilt.l Mt,il.n..unn , hi. mi.juiii till IIL'U IIIU Tigers a split by turning buck the Indians with eight hits und striking out nine for a 0-1 "con vince!- us ucirou slugged oui li) siifellcs, five by the veteran n,i,. rv.iiti.1.. 'i-i... ....11..,. sutlon had ulluwed only one run In his last 21) Innings und reeled off flvo straight victories to hit ilO. ui). Denny Gatehouse hurled the nrnumlna !, n ft.l rlm-i(rin nunr the Chicago White Sox with the help of Vern Stephens 1 Bill hrmiAi. .llininv HvkfiK rlnh Iniit ii run 111 the first when Eddie uurueu Diuicci oui oi orucr una rtfttrni olmiiiirl llui frifiti llitil mi. nbled thrin lo knock oil St. Louis lust weekend. Boston dropped 34 games off inu paco in u nara-io-ioKC wai lnntnff hv lnfit nlocn Wnshinflton 9-2, Joe Ci'onin with Rookie Clem Drelsewcrd who yielded ing lo Red Barrett. Mickey tinn florl Kiiy ufilli tfiunn hlntv k... -. i. .... w.i. nn,l tnnnArl Cnnrira Mnlknvirh c con?ocuuvc (jiimc niuing sutus nl 'I Over the weekend Detroit plays two nt uievciuna, new Vnrk IhrAtk ill hfimn Wtlh Hlltin. dolphin, Boston two at Washing. Inn nnrl Rl I.niliR three at Sportsmnn s pork wun L-nicago. r iii. nnni innv iiri:v n nnn ill the Nullonal's second pluce scrap wllh Pittsburgh by eking out a s.a Ailun in 10-lnnhiL's over Re liefer . Aavior ncscigno. inu Pirates margin on the third nini.ii niHe uaa rut In 41 flames. " 1.11 . i. inn n D r unv snnnnrx nil inn luu nui murk as St. Louis spill a pair with Chicago, losing 2-1 but bouncing buck 3-2 as Ted Wilks kti 1Ath vlplnrv New York finished a "suspended" game for an B-3 cage over we I IlllllUn WMfc MW"" e unH..i. In llin rpllllnr RChCd- uled till, 7-3, und remained tied with th Cubs tor iounn S&l ' J A sV fit -ri Volverines Onen Vith m- . i ti r T 1 . A T rm &nna1 n knv. rnninii tho bnttina stance of his idol, one-armed Poto Gray, at MompniK wnero ino mne dov was xaKon 10 &w i wwunim .T. i ... . 1- - .1 it. U.t Tho Vtnn lociution piayoii; jviicKey u e dbji.u mu asked Poto to hit mm a nomer, oui rew hhbq. vwi through with fiva hits, includinn a triplo which won tho game t Momnhlt. 7 tn ft. nvr Nashville in 12 inninas. Jigals Defeat Wasters 25-0 lOCKTON, Calif., Sopt. 16 vuui-Ku racuic seiiHHia. kl by reserve backs In the id holf of the game, defeat tho Fairflcld-Sulsun army Wrt command Skymasters, 1 0 last night. A. A, Stagg's Pacific m the first period after a lei Cooke, Pacific left half- f. on the Fairfield 10. Two P later Fullback Bob Meun- t.i.111, uvei- ior u loucnuuwu. BUI Mllhaupt kicked for the Second nrtrlnH n xornnd ft combination marked up Inilnl..! ... luvivnuuwn orivos. 1 tlln I II. I nl. r miv luuriu pcrion iviuin. ftim an, half, broke away end for 33 yards and a r:n, ino last tnrco con flon attempts were futile. n.nnuiim at nntnn onmo was - KnuaiisA th- nlBVerS were stranded in Connecticut due to the liurrlcnne inai aeiayea trains In New isngiana. Rookie Shortstop Acts Like Veteran In Big Time Debut nun AniT.PHIA. Sent. 16 (IP) Sports writers generally ogrce Dial urnnviue ihiiuiuui, iicvv m nl 1 DVillolAlnhln Phillies Ii nn lifitirllne 'hlinself like a.vctcruii, shows a fine pair of hands and a strong arm. Tlio nli-limnnrt. Va.. VOUth MnA ua mnlni Iahuiia debut at Shibe park last night in the finale of a twin cm wun me AIaIH hn hnnrllod five VJjuiiia,- ii,-.. - --- chunces witnoul an error, m oai ho rolled out twice lo snonsiup and wulKca once. AMEKICAN LEAQUE Now York 'a niPnl, . 70 st. l.onii".... n uoalou '2 Philadelphia'" M nhli!itun .....IIJ Uftllldl illlllUIJ St. Louis 8. Chlcnuo I. Clovolnnd 4-1. Dolrolt 3-0. Wuilllnillnll 0. uoioii . Only games scheduled. Philadelphia al New York. LIOSlOIl HI iiiiiiiiw'"... t Only, somea ichodulcd. Briefs "Hit Me a Homie Run" Begs Gary; Pete Does His Best MRMPMIS fipnl 1 ft (Pi "Hit me a home run," begged tnree-ycar-oici iieison umj, Jr., just before his ball play ing hero, one-armed Pete Grny, took the field for Mem phis -in the Southern associa tion piayoii vveunesauy iubmi. "I'll do my best, follow," promised the lean Pennsyl- vanian. , ," And Pete didn't disappoint his little one-armed worship per from Los Angeles. He didn't get the homer, but he lashed out five hits a triple, double and three singles to lead his mates to a 7 to 6 twelve-Inning triumph over Nashville. , . It was a big night for Gray but a bigger night for young Gary, parked behind the dug out in tho miniature Memphis uniform and with Mom and Pon flanking him. .. ' . . Everv time Gray went to the bat racks, the childish voice of tiny Nelson was at his car, pleading for a blow from the left arm of the slender out-n,.i,i,.i- And every ' time Gray knndnrl tho hall. GarV his right sleeve empty and flap- nini, fiimnorl nnH VPlfH lintil he almost fell out from sheer exhaustion. . , "Hft'c nnmnlnlnlv Unln nilt. i.;c f-iiknii urini. llin camp auiii ilia luiiii .. o . snutfKling the weary youngster in nis arm. 115 uueu grcatest day of his life. "He's sure a swell kid," com mnla4 flrou nftpr thp CamG. Vaimi-i r.-irv loct his arm in an accident a year ago. His riunM n kicnUall fan wnnrpfl luiiici, a ; to give him an objective in It- TJ tnlrl him nf the prowess of Pete Gray, who al so naa oniy a luiu hhu. P.rnM hni'imp W( SOIl S idol When he asked to see Gray : nnfinn 4hn pnmmerclal an- peal started a fund. It was . r..;-i.,.. .... ciihcn.iVnri and Ne'son mde the 1800-mile He'll never' forget It. ' Seahawks Fnnthnll Natural Hiahliahrs Opening of Gridiron Season Throughout Entire Country Bra VfSpif Rent 1fl fPI A football natural that unfortunate ly is a year late micnigan vs. Iowa scanawKS nigriugnis a .milium m.i4 ni-ntiram tnrlav thnt calls for twenty-odd games throughout the country, most of them in western conference ter ritory. A year ago the Wolverines and the Seahawks lost only to mighty Notre uame ana were ranneu second, and tnira nationally in the Associated Press pll. A I? . II ...U.M.. iim.llrl pUprl thp Michigan sta dium and drawn the undivided attention of every sports fan. Tnmi In rliffnrpnt Alrtilallv all last year's players are gone ana me game musi snare imaiin with what happens in the excit ing American league oaseuau scramble. Some 250,000 are ex pected ai Ann ArDor 10 waicn the start of Fritz Crisler's seventh year as Michigan coach. The Seahawks are coached this inn h, T.t r-nmm Janlc Mpnih. .n . w...t.t, ..-o'er, who turned out good teams at nice ana AUDurn duioic ine war. Thn aamo .h a tu p I n flrpat Lakes, tutored by Lt. Paul lirown, lowa a.aie coacn usi fall, and Fort Sheridan at Great T nL-nc. aim le nt infnrn.l urhllp uanta . . o w i w ..w.uh .. . . . the Illmois-llUnois wormai con- inct at llrhnna Ufl inTTn- duce Claude "Buddy" Young, II- linni trarlc rhnmninn. tn the great lau spon. xoung is regard- Tn tVia nac tho Rn rvs rAJTi i f it clash at Cambridge tops the slate, UlHluuhi. nil. Ub.ua.nw.. .......... Bates-Uoast uuara academy, ana nui!Knpti-nuiiii!iiuKi it liiiv himj UlC4.lt O.VVIIWVIIi Other games scheduled include TTfii-f Wrv.Tr.H inrxu R n mi 1 i n 0 Green-Ohio Wesleyan, Denison- ConnnH A ir Vnrrtt.ttiahn Smith. ern, ana lNew iViexico-Amanuo Air case. Br i"jrfj rulUrton.. 3x.i''M Pet .335 '.S51 ,551 .3211 .475 AW .457 .!4 NATIONAL liEAGUt ilh School Pupils eh Grade Squads lum ... - . : ''irn, laano, Sept. 13 (A?) e to supply faculty coaches J" iuads, tho school sys Ls turned over tho assign- w- tigui, nign scnooi svu PWio attond a dally instruc- i ui i i tnemselves and tnen I wnat they have learned into s-u ier scnool, St. Louis .. iii.t,iii.nii Cincinnati Chlcnao . Now York Brooklyn Philadelphia MM WINS CONTEST n-wiu, sept. 16 m Salem'i ti to i. 61 lno iviiiwauKie .via li..'i B."8 fn their season open B "'?" . . Ih'" 'a'ued once m tne urst Eft and twice in the last, rwaukio scored Its lone rwn 'n tho last period. ...IMl ...111 ...70 ...S3 Pet. .090 .5!1Q . .313 .46:1 .412 .407 .-.390 . . 'm,,.r.,.v.r.v;, "JVo mnm..i. uincinnuii Hi - .-...., - ChleoBO 2-2. Si. l;i-,. , . ,,.. eomrJ1eU0orV.n...u.p.ndd "? .. , nn.lconed Brooklyn 0.-;aH,,1- Brooklyn at B'""' '?',, m New York.al Philadelphia, iai. cfnclnnall at Pittsburgh,, Bl. St. J-OUIS ii v Loa Angoles Portland Snn Francisco Scuttle Oakland Sacramento COAST lEAOlIB ...07 Phil Cavctrretta Celebrates IGth Year With Cubs CHICAGO, Sept. 16 (&) Phil Cavarretta, wlio was 17 when he started his major league baseball career with the Chicago Cubs, celebrated his 10th anniversary with the team yesterday and had a good day at bat and .afield. In -a doubleheader with fat. Louis, tho Cubs first baseman got four hits, drove in the winning run in one game, stole one base and made an .unassisted double play. Between games Cavarretta and Bill Nicholson were present ed watches and awards for win ning a popularity contest among Cub fans. Contestants In Big Pendleton Round-Up Go Into Final Round nmMriT m-riM rn c,n,t in 1U11IIUUIV11I w-., - (R) Cowboys contesting for championship nonors in me an nual Pendleton round-up went into their final round today. Barney wuiis, winic oumiun, iir 1. t..i.nnil in ihn hpct timi? yesterday in winning the bull dogging event in 10.6 seconds, .8 of a seconci 011 me iwuuw-wf record. , Other winners ycsicraay; nlf- ..nnlMiT Rnrlr Standlfor. vPl M'IHfc, , Phelan, Calif., 16.1; steer roping !,,.. irlll.l.c.nn iT-nclr Wvn.. -Olliy viiiviiio.ii, , 21.5; cowboys' pony race Leslie Martin Jr., i:s.s, b" race -iij"- 7-,- pony express race, one . mile Floyd Murphy,: Canyon City, Colo., Jll-llCin 'J ' one inile Charlie Wocatsie, 2:1.4. so S3 S3 S5 . 01 83 -it. .384 .524 .SIS ..100 ,500 .4ns .453 .430 Por land o-a. uaniHnu - SnJramenlo 4. 'JJlKK?0.1? . : tfAZW"rll. t..0I. n nln,,) Today'a nm irfcndorffSnd,Flr,tg.m. unjlnisnen Portland at Oakland. Hollywood at Sacramento Wr . : . . . -. Attention Hunters Save Your Hides! Deer Elk . Antelope f will pay you op prteei and you will be help ing the war effort Hides are needed badly. c:vk Cf Antn Wrecking Heavy Betting On Ponies in New York State NEW YORK, Sept. 16 MP) New York state s race ltuwus -. .l,n,llnr!nrf rlnwn thpir dol- mi: Biwuciiiih ...... ... - 1 4tA nari mnliipl nlants. Up to today, through 137 days of New York racing, a uui u $288,633,295 has found its way it.n..nl thp wan-print? windows. llllUUt.il III. " O a and there are 53 days to go. Last year s 190-day recora was 5284,635,711. If bettors continue IIIL'IL avuioft v-i--i-- 17 . day for the remainder of this season they n nn over 000.000. In 1040 New. Yorkers bet 8103,700,926. Of the 288 millions already wagered, $28,863,329 didn't go back to the bettors, along with an unestimated sum represented by the 'ibrcakage" the odd pennies which the state and track spilt on a 60-40 basis. lor League Leaders iGivan and Richards Take Top Honors In Pro-Amateur Contest SPOK-ANiS. Spnt. IB (JP) Wmlarn WoohinCttnn . fmlfpTC monopolised the winnings Ir. thp nnritViwpct nrn-amatpur pnlf tournament yesterday with Arh-" ateur Harry Givan and Profes sional Gordon Richards of Seat tle taking top honors in a our nav.ennrin0 Ttrnrii mark.- - Each. received a $100 war bond. The best Dan score was 66-62 128, knocking one stroke from the former record held by Givan and waiter i-ursey. In second place, worth a $75 bond each, were Church Hunter and Charles Congdon, Tacoma, with 69-68137. Tieing for tnira ana spiuung A-IKP in Vinnrta werA TP? Oft &nd Larry Lamberger of Portland, and Irv Cornell and Neil Christ ian of Spokane with 138 totals. Most 01 me Bouaa awj r,, for the athletic round tables annual "Esmeralda open" with a $1500 prize, to be held today and Sunday. ... 40 Grid Candidates Turn Out At Eugene wTTi-TTMiT brt 1 A fiPY -Coach Harry David of University high school naa iour i c t . . - -among a 40-man turnout of grid . 1 . . : 1 u riannnn Davis, oeginniuis no y season here, won the 1944 tri county northern division league championsmp. tie aaiu 1.. i..nnni nf Rn next Mon- day. The first game will be with the MOiana oucivaiuuo in tember 22. " ' NEW YORK, Sept. 18 (P) Looks as if Bo McMillin might Ui,p In ii, inn thnup tpaPR HWflV at last. . . . Bob (Hunchy) Hoerns- encmeyer, uos star Dac-K last year, may De nactc at inaiana u. fnv unnlhai. BMenn . . HllllPhV has been at Balnsbridge, Md., awaiting tne opening 01 me na val preparatory school for Anna- li U..I lnin.linli nnn, am puna, uut iiiuiviiw,io ii," - that he'll return to college until time to take the academy exams next April. , . The minor leagues can t do much about tnat flipt. with the maiors in the winter meeting dales because the National association agreement specifies Wednesday of the first week In December. ... It took a hiirftpanp in pnnvinpp thp Dfld- gers that the Brooklyn tans were right but they finally took the aavice tney ve Deen getting an season and didn't show up for a game. .- -. TnnlY'S GUEST STAR .Tnhn TJ1nnnnv. Salt Lake Tele. rfom. "Wilhpnf phppirincf . thp juke box polls, we'll bet the hit tune of the week can be chosen from among 'the St. Louis Blues,' 'Hold That Tiger' and 'The xanks are coming. smciptr awn shells fiinrulliinfl eppmc tn hp hn pening to the Cards at once Musial's injury, Kurowski's eye 1 UI. nn lUmi pun nnn. biuuuie, C;. UUfc blu-J van .iii- sole themselves by remembering 11 1 L xi -t nrio 1 . . L. inai wnen tne jlbuo uuua wun 11 A nimnc nrA inichoH 9.D t-fltTiP : IU.11 Ir it .! or. rff by the "hitless wonders" in the worm series. . ; . a new iamny 1 ...111 i. tYiin iraqn(B 1UUU . will aiai i ill vina jr-a- a n C.n(n.Pnlrnri. etfirl ttomo x-vim uiaic-wifioiv e Penn State's field general is Ma rine rvi, iiUi i I3i mm, wiiu piaj cu .paehmon Koll at IVTinnosntA turn ifaiw - nnn onrl (f. tfntp'a linA nriaoh ic TTiirVc hrnthpr. Milt, for mer lviinnesoia Kuaru, i . .- -oir we say the fans should gopher tnat rivairyr . Football Exams Must Be Taken By Officials ttnnfki.11 t.vam!r.at.r.n( have been rec.i-ed by Stanley Woodruff,, principal of the high school, from the ;Oregon High rnl M1.f.4 U inlran V.11 - Xllcsc CAa. b iiiuab uc uarvvii uj officials wishing Rework high nnhnnl rtamae ivt 4 Vile ctatft flnfi may be taken by going to the nmnmnl'n ntt.fta anv .ilTIA ilPY. )jl iiinjai. o vin-- nty vaaw L.nl. T4- 10 I-saitiat ' hr-tiiro.raT' if WCCas IV IB wcwn-., iivnv.,i, 4.1 r-i . ttni.nn ,ha fifct nor. nf nic teat xa lciivcii i"ii. v v the week, if possible, as the pa pers nave'lO go IO vne staio umte in Portland to be graded. Each nafeAn 4otr!-l ttio tVfim-wfl1 hp requirea. to nay a lee oi ?c Ladies Have Until Next Thursday to Qualify In Tourney Women planning to participate in . the Keames women s guu. championship have until Thurs day of the following week to tiuaiuj'. - There were Quite a. number ot women out Friday and Mrs. J. J. ctninAi. nma Ihn nrinnov nf...the Uicjgci - una t . hidden hole tournament. Mrs. Paul W. Sharp was awaraea me Mim.f nl,A fnl thp llaV KUm llllbv .- .-J. A lunnli tra. hplri latpr and followed by a few tables of bridge. 1 ' Beavers Split Pair Vith Oaks Portland Take First Game But- Drops Nightcap 4-3; Padres Defeat Seals 3-2 B.iPL. A ....I.I.J QiHi The final weekend of regular Pacific coast league baseball play finds Portland and San Francisco fairly certain of either second or IUI.1 nlann anil a thl-PP WAV h&t- tle between Seattle, Oakland and Hollywood for the fourth spot in the president's cup playoffs. Los Angeles already has clinched first place. " With doubleneaaers scneauieu 4rtair unfl tnmnl-mu With lflSt- luuaj on iiii. . .. ...... . ni9Ap Can nipcin San Francisco stands a chance to bump Port land out of second position. Seat tle and Oakland are locked in a 14. fnr ihii-ri nlapp onH HnllvWOOd hovers below them with a chance to land among the first four aiito. San Francisco faltered In its drive last night as San Diego blasted Pitcher Tom Seats by squeezing over a 12th inning run t iirm Q.9 n.Mna .hnir rpfflllar game today the Seals and Padres play oil a aisputea Juiy s us game from the eighth Inning on. T7nr.lanH anrl Oakland 'divided a pair last night. The Beavers won tne first, 0-4, on a two-run .Inklh innUii iolli anarXrfA hv cigtiiii iiiimif, mn ...... j John Gill's double. The Acorns won the second on Les Scarsel- la's seventn inning run-sconng single va. , ir.ta,an Tnnnnu IvfnSrp'fc tPP. , (.miaii iiw.iiiii .... wv ond homer of the week, blasted out in tne nintn irame, gave uua Angoles a 4-a win over aeauie. 1 vvno vii. viihiii.!.!! ..nw'w fourth successive victory over the Kainiers. ... Gene Babbitt pitched two-nit ball as Sacramento blanked Hol lywood, 4-u. Quarterback Club to Meet MbniSciy The; - Quarterback club will meet for a luncheon at the Wil- 1. 1 1..1.1 ir.nj... iai u iiuict, 4uiiiuajr iiuuii. marDie uook, neaa coacn 01 the Pelican grid squad, and Ma jor uiyae xiuoeris, meniur ot uie Marine uarracKS eleven, win De speakers?- . uoactt uook wui explain tne intricacies of the T formation, which the Pelicans will use this season, and report on the prog ress of the local boys. His talk should give fans a good idea of wnat to expect in luiure con- lVA-nlni- DnWl i4tcpiteo thn liiBjui liuu... o nm ie.i.a .... n.i.iK;ii41ai, t 4V.A minimi liam puisiMiyiiiviao mc ii in. ..... ana me lorincormng gcuncs wiiu the Ramblers and Navycats to be nlmi J i Vlarviiitl- TTallci thla fall ifnj u ill .iui .uu . " Any persons interested may attend 11 tney aesire, ana it is pointed out that membership in inc viuu is uuiy uiie uuii. Paavo Downs Jack in Main Wrestling Go -W...4lln UlPli rft with ' SI bang last night at the armory. Wun aavo rwaioneri ibrihk -ww out of three falls from Jack Ki zer in the main event in a bout, that really rang the bell. The loxy inn, iook tne mn fall, using the same methods that put Herb Parks out of commis sion here not so long ago, a pile-' driver iouowea uy u. uuujr ymao, Kizer was shaken up a bit, but came DacK wun a series oi uiuws to Paavo's jaw, shoulder butts. and body siams to grao me sec ond fall with a flying mare. With a fall apiece, the boys really' ...pn ill it h,it o.tpi Paavn har broken a short arm scissor hold. he saw nis opening ana again ap plied the pile-driver to win the match. ..... The semi wlnu-up saw Mm -M.An anil TlinnA anil (lilt" ") vimii nnu ulvul . v id. so ii pummel each other to a. draw. There was no fall in the first round but Davidson made Olson quit In tne second wun a step-over toe hold. Nobody went down- in the third stanza and Milt took the final frame with a body press. In- tne overture, xiiton utoi. took the measure of Rowdy- niniilir Thai TYiaiPh WAH 3 W wuni. .ii. ' , , bloody melee and Owen gained. tne oniy xaii wuci no ,,! on Rowdy after climbing the ropes, and pinned him with a WINS SENIOR. TOURNEY PORTLAND, Sept. 16 (A) Pima.. tUnAnt-r-A Vni-tlanrt ' rfp- feated Roy Wood ef tha Waver- ley club, Z up, to win tne uregon Senior Golf association's annual tournament . vesteraay otoa- JJ .nrdil a 77 in a rnnrnav is rpsu h:uu lu golfers who have passed the 5fc year marK; - , t.. TAaV.I - PnrTlftnd. 2 and 1 in a seventh flight match. Wally moss am a Dang-up joo of refereeing and the ihatchea wars prnwd nleasers all the Way through. Rangers Beat Bombers 21-7 In Grid Game SEATTLE, Sept. 18 (VPiA re covered fumble, stolen ball and t.i.n-.i4 mint all ficiiirefi in the scoring last night as the Holly- . .. wood Hangers sioggea uieir v to a 21-7 victory over the Seattle bombers in an American profes sional football league contest, . The Rangers scored first in, the second period when Hugh Bar gent, Hollywood end, recovered a fumble by Dean McAdams, Se attle halfback, in the end zone. Ned Mathews converted. Seattle countered when ud Fullback LaVern Bell stole the ball from Ranger Fullback Merle Hapes on an attemptea oravuo i Liberty piay on me nuiijn 35 yard line and ran across, the line unmoiestea; lire t"- deadlocked as ueorge jiartunow, converted for Seattle. A 75-yard drive netted another Hollywood tally In the third per iod. The final score in the fourth quarter came as Otis Crowell-, tackle, recovered a blocked Seat tle punt in tne ena zone. The Rangers will play the Portland Rockets in the Rose City Sunday. FRIDAY FOOTBALL SCORES By The Associated Pieta Kansas 47, Washburn 0. Case 0, Baldwin-Wallae .Jollege of Pacific 25, Fairfield- Suison Airoase u. When In Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modem Joe and Anne Earley . ProprUtort TRUCKS FOR RENT Vou Drive Move Yourself Save H Long and ' Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main B" The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting . Walker, Brooklyn " nuns batted in . Nicholson, Chicago, 108. Home runs Nicholson, Chica- gPU2chlng Wilks, St. Louis, 16"3 AMERICAN LEAGUE ; Batting Fox, Boston. .327. Runs batted in Stephens, St. Louis, 97. ' , , Home runs Etten, New York, 19 Pitching Ncwhouser, Detroit, 25-8 .758. tew ZimUtwtli'r. , Be There.1 Don't Miss It! EucE. Hunters! J-4V Service Men On Cold Duty Need BUCKSKIN GLOVES! We Buy Deen Elk & Antelope . Hides Sunday, Sept. 17 DORRIS, Calif. BRONC KIDIMu . CALF ROPING BULLDOGGING : BAREBACK HORSE RIDINO . WILD BRAHMA BULL RIDING Featuring Meek Barbour's Famous Bucking . Horses and Brahma Bullsl.. Plenty of Thrills and Spills . .n M,1lirH ST 'GUYS lUUH l"i"ii - ,, , ...M..l.-. 1.1m.. H.r Inn Kl.m. .ll.-C..tl.b.rr,-a.l'Baltala tno HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR GAME SKINS: 1. Avoid dragging the animal. a. Skin carefully, avoiding butcher cuts., 3. Either dry your skin in a cool shady plsee drop it off with us as you bring the game to town. f ' 4. Do not expose it to the tun or heat skin to to be dried allow plenty of air circulation. A Hide Brought To Us Immediately Is Worth More To You And To Keep a Service Man's Hands Prom rreezm9. SES SLER BROS. "SALVAGE IS OUR BUSINESS" 534 Market St. V. ' ' fclSo. eK" r,S,0n ,lBt, b"y' Tel. 3583 "THE LAN8DOWN." DISIIMiia UVVKE . ua. ii:.i!W'C.::!i. 1.. 'i. ''!".! ' i.i-l.i '! -k.J ''r
