Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 18, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextBIX HERALD AND HEWS Wadnaadar. April II. 1S43 KUHS Will Compete In Hayward Relays Coach Paul Deller and 15 Peli can cindermen will travel to Eu gene Saturday to compete in the Hayward relays. Deller is en tering the Klamath speedsters in nine events including shot put re lays, high jump relays. 440 re lays, 3-mile relays, sprint med ley, distance medley, shuttle hur dle relays, and two single events, the pole vault and the discus. Lanky Jim Palmer is the top in tkn nntp vault event and Ben DeVore will heave the discus for the Klamath squad. These are the only two single events in which KUHS will be entered. The results of the relays are reached by adding the combined time or distance of the boys par ticipating in each event. Top Distance Men - Herbert Barker and Leonard Qualm are excellent distance men and Dave Henthorne is the lad to watch in the sprints. Hen thorne will run in the anchor position in any relays in which he is entered, Deller said. This meet is one of the top track and field attractions of the season and probably 25 schools will be represented. If the Peli- Red Ryder can trackmen place high In the standings, it will be indicative of the ability of the Klamath speedsters as compared to other schools in the state, and Deller is confident that the boys will finish well above the average. T,, nugilranaiiliii. mwl rhpd. uled for aiedford last Saturday has Decn postponed inaeiinucu , Deller stated. Chalky Wright Raps Our Decision Over Favored Opponent LOS ANGELES, April 18 UP) A despised short ender, Chalky Wright, veteran Los Angeles negro lightweight, pounded out a decision in 10 rounds last night over Willie Joyce of Gary, Ind. The Maryland boxing com mission barred Wright for life on Monday, charging he failed to try against Jackie Wilson of Pittsburgh, April 9. Wright was warned by the California com mission that if he didn't give his level best against Joyce he would be barred here, too. Leathernecks To Headline Smoker Bouts One half don throo-round boxing matches, and on wres tling event are headline enter tainment features of the unoker to be held in the Marine Bar racks gymnasium at 8 p, m. Thursday night, April 19. It will be an all-marina show with sports fans of Klamath invited to attend. Boxers who showed up well in inler-company marine com petition will meet in lightweight, welterweight, middleweight and light-heavy bouts. .The grapplers on the card are boys who have had considerable mat experience ana snouia put on a good snow. Smokers of this type were among the most popular enter tainment witn marines in in Pact theater of operations. The program Thursday mgnt will give townspeople a chance to see this type of show with the same marines participating in the events. B1LOXI. Miss. With two.new lighted diamonds, Keesler field will be hotbed of sottDau. Many unlighted ones dot the camp. Seals Edge Out Solons By The Associated Press While games of member teams were being postponed be cause of travel delay, tne an Francisco Seals turned back the Sacramento Solons, 11-9, in a Pacific Coast league slugging match last night. Trouble with train reserva tions and schedules caused the postponement of three games, two of which wcro scheduled to open the 1945 season in the Pacific northwest. Los Angeles, delayed in trip from Sacramento, will play San uicgo a doumeneaaer to day to make up for lost time, while Hollywood will play c twin bill with Portland on Fri day. Oakland plays at Seattle tonight at 8 p. m. before an ex Dected 14.000 fans. The Seals pulled themselves up on the league ladder by last night's win which was credited to Knowles Piercey. An early lead saved the Seals when the Solons rallied in the seventh for five runs. Piercey gave way to Bob Earthelson, recruit from the New York Giants, who stop ped the senators. 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'""- I ' J .r ..i',r.?' i i nsveewawt''-' P IV. -T t- iimT W', r ;ittle Orphan Annie By Harold Gray JOM OH' HERtS fx BETTER UNLOAB "FORE I O. K, SANbY-TUIS I ' , j SPRINGFIELD-SEEMS U V ikiS, lMI6HT RUN f 3 O FOLK8 ARE GETTIW J ir a Brownies Pulverize Tigers, 7-1 Pete Gray Turns in Good Performance in Opener By JACK HAND (Associated Press Sports Writer) Nine straight opening day vic tories for the St. Louis Browns went into the record books to day as a companion piece to their 1944 feat of coppinR a first American league pennant. Luke Sewell's gaiiR took up where they loft off last year by knocking off Detroit, a luiblt that paid big dividends in winning their first flag when they did it 13 times in 22 starts. Hal Newhouser was the vic tim of the Brownies' 7-1 upris ing as Sit! Jakucki. tomato-faced righthander, allowed only six well-scattered hits. One-armed Peto Gray broke into the majors for the Browns with a single and was robbed of a sure double on a circus catch by Koger Cramer. Yank Homers Twice Standout individual perform ance of the openers was turned in by the New York Yankees' Russ Derry, starting his first full season in the big show. Derry, a slim Mill Grove, Mo., farmer, belted two homers in his club's 8-4 decision over the Boston Red Sox. The second came In a seven-run seventh in ning rally with the bases jam med. George Metkovich, Sox first baseman, set a new league stand ard he will not be proud of, when he committed three errors in that same seventh frame. The first two were on the same play when he missed a base runner going to first and threw wildly to the plate letting two men score. The third set the stage for Derry's grand slam clout. Starter Atley Donald was credited with the win over Rex Cecil although neither was around at the finish. Rods Win. 7-6 .. Frankic Zak of Pittsburgh pro vided the day's oddity during the game with Cincinnati, won by the Reds in the eleventh, 7-6. With two on,' Zak's -shoestring came untied and ho asked and received a call of "time" from Umpire Ziggie Sears. Pitcher Bucky Walters didn't hear the ump and dished up a home run ball to Jim Russell. But it was all disallowed. Dain Clay boosted the Reds in to the game with a bases-loaded circuit clout and won it with a single in the eleventh in Cincin nati. Reliefer Hod Liscnbee was the winner over Rip Sewell. Mel Ott set six new records while his New York Giants ruined Boston, 1 1-8. Starting his 20th season with the same club, Ott broke a mark every time he scored or batted in a run, drew a walk, slammed a long hit or picked up an extra base on a long smash. Bill Voisclle faded under a last round epidemic of homers but picked up win No. 1 over Al javery. rnu woinirauo, Ernie Lombardi, Joe Mack and four bases. Nicholson Big Gun Bill Nicholson drove in one run and scored another in tne Chicago Cubs' 3-2 margin over the St. Louis Cardinals behind Paul Derringer's effective hurl ing, rne tuos goi oniy iour saie blows off Ted Wtlks and Bud Byerly, the loser. Veteran curt uavis ana kook ie Mike Sandlock teamed up for Brooklyn's 8-2 decision over the Phillies and Ken Reffensberger. Davis allowed eight hits and came through with a homer. Sandlock slammed three hits. Joe Kuhel and Rookie George Blnks each connected safely four times in Washington's 14-8 smothering of Philadelphia's Buck Newsom. The Senators stole five bases to make it an easy job for Dutch Leonard. Timely Chicago hitting, com bined with Cleveland defensive jitters, gave Thornton Lee the verdict over Chief Reynolds in a 5-2 game at Cleveland. Neither pitcher went the route. DETROIT Davlda Haw thorne and Richard Miles, both of New York, won women's and men s national table tennis championships. 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"Gry Matk" Hady The "Giev Mask" doesn't fig ure to stand much of a chance to emerge on top in the dunny brook as the boys will undoubt edly make him the recipient of " their combined attentions. "Sneeze" Achiu, Tough Tony Ross, Gloomy Gust Johnson and Morclli all have a chance to fight it out to a finish and Lillard stated that extra police would be present to put down any dis turbance that may result from the exchange of pleasantries. Billy McEuin may well sur prise the fans, but he will have to show much more than he has in previous bouts here before he becomes a threat. Morelli Makts Boait Morelli has boasted that he can and will lake any rassler on the circuit and tear him into small pieces, Mr. Sloneface In cluded, but according to latest reports the boys weren't losing any sleep over the threat. The card will commence at 8:30 p. m., with a capacity house expected to be on deck when the boys square off. HOH WEY 5 1 AND AMritlCAN LKAOl'E Nw York H, Benton 4. Wathlncton 14. PhtUcttlphlt I. Si. Lout ?. Dtrolt 1. ChlMfo 3 C1v).nd 7. NATIONAL LCAGIX Brooklyn S. PhUdlpM 2. New York It. ttotton 6. Chtcain 3, St. Louli 3 Cincinnati 7, Pitta bun rt 8. TODAY' GABfm AMCH1CAN LEAGUE Boton at New York Waihinfion i Philadelphia. Chlceco at Cleveland. Detroit at fit. Louti. NATIONAI. LBACLK New York al Boaton Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Pllliburgh at Cincinnati, Only games scheduled. rACIMC coast lcaul-e standings Seattle Portland Sacramento - ,. ,, ,, Oakland San Dleito . San francUco Lo An i e lea . Hollywood ,. 12 .130 .SM .328 ,3O0 .SOO .412 .373 Remit Ll NliM 5a:! rranclaco 11. Sacramento . Other limit postponed became of travel delay. GAMES TODAY San Diego at Lot Angelas, doublt bender. Hoi lv wood al Portland. Oakland at Seattle Sacramento at San lrnclco. Beavers Open Home Stand Today PORTLAND. April 18 (Pi A crowd of 16,000 was predict ed today for tho second-place Portland Beavers' home season opener against Hollywood at 4 o'clock here this afternoon. 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