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PSHT HEBJOP X3CO TW8 WpeedaT. T . IMS fc- : fc. it- - i -r Two Washington Hurlers May Be Inducted Soon "WASHINGTON. May i UP, Two of toe Washington Senators' vrtcren pitchers. Mickey Krf- ner, 3 one southpaw, and Dutch Leonard, may be lost to tbe armed forces. - . . k ii uacTDer tsoc a srMmuroon TrtMlt PltChina WOT POH ror ligers physical examination at Balti- TmT "Tfarr Trout. nwundsman for the Detroit Timers. more and rejoined his teammates . JL. Viaer iuOJ than be dia last season when he and Hal in Boston yesterday without jyrtSSr etonst tacked ibe Brownies out of their first pen- j tearninc hs fate. Leonard will SSSeTnhnd Aurlms efforts. ! eiammed m Winoa and join - c -rt-twfl -tat haD ecamst the Cieveiana , auo in o- uwi ueii U - Indians and hmneren in the Earth imimi to win bis own baB came. jf the Titers are TO win the American leefue Bar this season, and we think they wCLaa they need is more supsrumre pitching from XioOt and a lireie more aid irom JCewhwser. At this writing the Bengals are entrenched to the second siot director behind the Gucago White Sex, who sained the season oat by win ning five straight. It is extremely doubtful if the Chisox can maintain the pace, however, and we hir.t the mam threat the Tigers pennant hopes wEi he the cver-danceroas Kew Buss Derry. new Yankee oeSeSder. is bast : .1 wi. m faTTTssnr din and if their pitching holds n? they mar fire "the Detroit chib a race right on13Mack,s Philadelphia A's Jock to lave a little mare x . . Km ho - r,-i-i,T -Timr Tn have much of rSanee a the world series bacon. The pace is too rosea over ready to fight ,i or the rafct. of 4-F tooloa rotrar for the PhiUy club to bold op. baj players to play baseball. The champion Si. Louis Brownies are banns all fanes of j -Jast because a man's able to trouble ana are in sixth place at this writing. From where we . play two boars of a certain sport St it looks as if the Tiger are in a verv favorable position, sscne- j is no indication that be is fit for JjTir Kk fee inrr who lets the other man wear himself ont set- military service." the Kentucky tmg the pace in the """ They are in a spot where they can move , seaasor saia m an interview. rv RAISES Chandler Will Fight For4-FV New KssebeD Commissioner Says Draft Boards Wrong Haynes Hurls One-Hitter As Chisox Nudge Tigers Only 28 Bengal Batters Face Chicago Hurler As White Sox Triumph, 5-0 ST. LOCIS. Ma, May 3 Baseball's Commisssoner .- Elect Sea. A. B. -Happy" Chandler is place pce- FS?hti For 4-Fa TO ITU" T . L CCS-i' ii-iii - - " " - l - r tion is being borne by the Chicago clnh. . J 1 believe a 4-F is a 4-F regarf- Of course, it certainly stands to reason that a team canj jj. c j, his orofession might l.i 4 firet n'nrr tat it s SCSI early. We think tae Tigers k. v-tpt tvrauv a mn i. m may make their bid for the top slot tele in May or esrlr is June. , baseball player and a 4-F does Once thev move in on first place, theyll be iarder to fisinrge ; not mean his draft board should By JACK HAND Associated Prats Sports Writer Joe Haynes owned the best pitched cum of the infant American league season today on a one-hit lob against Detroit that eased Manager Jimmy Dykes' worries about Bill Diet rich's sore arm. Although the Chicago White Sox were sailing along in first place at a 6-2 win pace. Dykes was beginning to wonder how long it could last after Dietrich underwent an operation for re moval of tour Done chips irom his Ditching elbow. The doctors said the bespectacled ace would be last for at least a month. Counted Startar Now Haynes can be counted as a regular starter along with Thornton Lee, Orval Grove and Ed Looat. Haynes didnt start a game un til August 1 last season, didn't beat the Tigers all year and was blasted for 13 hits by Detroit last time be faced them. It took a single over second base in the third inning by Skeet- er Webb, whq was traded lo De troit bv Chicago last winter, to spoil a'no-hit bid by the 27-ycar-old veteran of seven big league seasons. Only 28 Tiger bailers faced Haynes yesterday as he tossed the 5 0 shutout that spoiled the Bengals' first place drive. Schalk Go Two Hits Rov Schalk drove home three of Chicago's scores with a triple and single as the Sox knocked out Starter Walter Wilson, a re cruit from Buffalo. Les Mueller, a discharged serviceman, al lowed one hit in four relief inn ings but the damage was done. Skeeter Newsomo was the big gun in Boston's attack as the Red Sox squeezed past Washington. 5-4. for their fourth straight aft er losing their first eight games. Browns' Cam Postponed Rain forced postponement un til tonight of the scheduled game his appearance have been as in St. Louis where Commissioner Spring Football Turnouts Slated At Oregon State CORVALL1S, Ore.. May 3 M'l Informal spring football turn outs several times each week were scheduled by toacli Loll Slincr yesterday as lite men r began planning the learn w J which Oregon State college will return to the gridiron upo" 'Tivi.ntv.slx prospective play ers signed up yesterday. MailhoHits 406 To Set Batting Pace LOS ANGELES. May 2 Vl s'tnii Miullm. San Francisco heal outfielder, set the Pacific coast 1 wi Mniilio led hitters appearing In 0 or more games, but many oi DUllieiacr, e:v -league individual batting P" with .406 In games through last Tiitior The Seal gardener vas ... u t,i..,t,i- nnli. scheduled to assist in raising ltolflJJ'&ZY ,0 years. All other games also were postponed. Baltimore Plans Building 01 Huge Municipal Stadium BALTIMORE, May 2 OP) i pumped up and then gradually than a third-rate politician. Two Newcomers Rassle Here Friday Stroporfing the beanime tiff between Georges Dasette ani irwNW1 Aihi fridav nieht at the armory wiii oe two hauls featuring a couple newcomers to Klamath mat circles. ! reciasszfy him and put him into tne service. Chandler said be had heard of cases where just such things bad happened. I have : informed the nresl- s:Zm nwSi. Kenrrr Ackles from Hollywood will : 9s51 .L ttea States, my X. Y, wm tangle fakeon big. bad, blustering Tony Moreili and in the c-irtam-raiser ;. PJfjP 1 . eon rhfrTrTf rv,- Ssr. X. V Tin tascie . been these instances of dis- fSr .crimination against ball players with Tonga Tony Ross. OT1- rr Pro- br selective service officials and -JtTy oTJidoVer Row: and "if the ?J they should be fioliywooa oicep Doy oassa v ptu. ujc ' cf mat fans will be heavier than a broken heart. On the other Leone is reputed to be a very rugged character, indeed. In fart, be is said to be tougher than a steak fii.i..mi -Hn sra-rfoKt Re-this as it mar be. be will still have his bands plenty full wim Tough Tony for our money. Ross has rasled some excellent Douts nere recenuy ana can si ca luuta as the law allows upon gaffirifrt provocation. The main event will be a question of whether or not "Sneeze taes the "Ghinese fileeper. Dusette will, of course, rely on his powerful standing full-Kelson, but this hold is entirely legitimate and Achm is loath to emnloy tie sleeper unless fouled. - This bout should be a fine display oe Clean, soenuuc nroirs. which will be a relief lo more than one rassiing fan after watch ing the "Grey Mask' go through his song and dance for the past six weeks. In fact, we tinnk that the absence of the hooded heel b the best thing that has happened to rassiing here for a long, long m it is perfectly all right with us if Mr. Stoneface takes a long walk on a short pier. So another bicep bSl is scheduled for Friday eve with what should be three top bouis cm deck for the jailbirds of Gladiator's Gully. ---- -- .v " Pelican Track Team Prepares For Meet ' After fbeir great triumph Sat urday in the southern Oregon northern California track meet at Modoc field, the Klamath speedsters are pointing toward the important district meet to be run at Medford Saturday. Coach Paul Deller is grooming his charges for this meet with one eye on the subseouent meet at Corvallia. The Pelicans should not have too much trouble at Medford Saturday, but the state meet will probably be the tough est one of the season. Grant of Portland will be on 'band for this affair and Coach Jerry Lillie's boys are no set ups. The Klamath lads have cer tainly proved that they have what it takes, however, and will be in there scrapping all the way. With the weather turned to ward the balmy side, the KUHS cindermen will have ample op portunity to get in some benefi cial practice for the clash Sat urday. Dave Henthome will again feature in the 100-yard dash and the 440. and win 1 ! run in the anchor position in an j wniuu ne is enierea. Jim Pope will attempt to re peat his two victories here Sat urday in the high and low hurd les. He ran two fine races in an nexing two first place ribbons and may be counted upon to turn in an outstanding perform ance at Medford. Jim Palmer will try to get over the 10 foot, 6 inch mark in the pole vault event, the height at which this event was won last week. In two of his jumps. Palm er just barely grazed the bar and with just a little extra oomph be should dear. Johmiy Foster wCl heave the shot for toe Pelican thin-clads and Leonard Qtsahn will be en tered in the graeiir.g mile run. The speedy KLHS relay team composed of Tommy Edwards, Bob Dodsoo. Bod Biehn and Henthome will make everv ef fort to add aaotaer victory to its ! already imposirg record. j LOS AKGELES Willie! Joyce, 133, Gary, IkL, outpointed ; Generao Eojo, 142, Los Angeles, I 10. I HOW THEY ami a a a. STAND AWTttTAS tXAGCg W. . U a Sf Turk T 4 DOTt S 4 Ph2Wt!a S S St. Loos . 5 B4an a Trt .TSO .636 .600 J4S MO Construction of an enclosed 100, 000 capacity municipal stadium the roof to be held up by air pressure may be Baltimore s oia to crash the year-around am letic big time. - The idea without estimate of cost has been presented to city officials as the final report" of a stadium committee appointed last year after the International league baseball park burned down and the Baltimore Orioles moved mto the present spacious but outmoded municipal sta dium, . .. . Made-of thin metal, the roof could be "pumped up'' mechani cally from its original construc tion position of 20 feet above the beads of spectators to its maxi mum height in about an hour and a half, yet would take a month' to descend to low level even with windows and doors j open. It would be periodically sink until the next pumping job. CWCE Will Not Resume Football ELLENSBURG. May 2 P There will be no football at Central Washington College of' Education this fall but intercol legiate athletics will be resumed at the start of the basketball sea son, Athletic Director Leo Nich olson said yesterday. Lentral dropped football after the l4Z season, when It took the Washington Intercollegiate conference title. The other sports were dropped the follow ing year. Phil Sarboe, football and track coach, who was recalled from his leave of absence several weeks ago, has been loaned to Ellensburxh high school for the fall grid campaign. ihirri at .378 Barton Sicond Larry Barton. Portland first sucker, was second with .387. Ted Norbert, Seattle sluiigcr, held homcriess and without a run batted in last week, retained his home run lead with eight, but First Baseman Mc Hicks of Los Angeles took over the RBL su premacy with 28. Lou Novlkoff of the Angels began to assert himself in the slugging division, poling three homers to take sec ond place with five. Portland's Beavers, with .207. led team hitting, followed by Se attle with 280. Hoppe Continues To Lead Cochran In Billiard Bee LOS ANGELES, Mny 2 ,T") Challenger Willie Hoppo contin ued to lead Champion Welker Cochran In their cross-country championship billiard series to- At the end of Ihe 88th block last night. Hoppe held 3088 points. Cochran 3041. Cochran won last night's contest In 40 innings, 60-59, but Hoppe took the afternoon session, 80-33, in 41 Innings. Angels Rap Padres, 7-3 Solons Win Other Gomel Postponed Due To Travel Doloy; Go Todoy By The Associated Press Nlnih Iniilnu anionics declctrd hn nulv two Pacific cnimt league games played last night. San Diego's drive toward loon leadership was temporarily halt ed when it lost 7-3 to Lou Ange les. Sacramento dropped Sun Francisco Inlo seventh place with a 8-4 victory. Travel Delay Encountered Seattle-Oakland and Portland Hollywood games wero post poned as lito two northwest teams encountered travel delay. The llalniers will open llielr sur. lea on the Acorns' field, with doublchrader starting at 7 p. m. tonight. The flrnt placo Beavers Invade the Stars' stadium fur a single game tonight and a twin bill Thursday. Solons Blip Seals The Solons broke loose with a four-run last Inning assault to defeat Ilia Seals. Pitcher Knowles Plercey was rapped for two singles and a two-run double bv Roy Yonnker before being re placed by Ken Brondell. A walk and a double by Norm Schlueler tied the score. Brondell then lost his own guma when he served up a law pitch that got by Catcher Joe, Sprint, allowing Jack Oil- vcy to tally the winning run. . Angels Drop Padres The Angels trailed San Dleao until tlm eighth when they tied tho scoro at three-all. Then In the ninth Pinch Hitter Leonard Greene slammed out a three-run double, later scoring the fourth run of tho Inning on a double by Pete Elko. Men's Non-Rationed SANDALS Lc over to, hl ttrap d JusUbU to ankU tli 2.95 u I ..I W 1 a a RUDY'S 100 Main 50 KUHS ki ..... mil cniQr Tournament A.. i. .. ""-'Jt. ofllcinllv",. JiWi conference, w il 1, ' l1 l?l Medford e .'"""'. Ath!. honors. ,,e,lH y . Oul are fount' Die irney win, (u 'Mil of material Kiiiilf P"to four bovi l dH Klamtl,i;;in0cl'M 01? oyd. a newcomer . ',, nay possibly brnU'iat "! niaic, but"; Conservation Bill EUGENE. 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