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troit kes Over rst Slot In8oU Edge Whit. Sox, 1 Boiton Stops Yonks, , Brownioi Defeated By JACK HAND iMOCliUd PV 8prU k" Writer) irolt top U" American ,e today but Uic loud nolo ,0 bock room comes from Boston B"d Sox' , Crouln's Sox bolted the York Yankees out of tho ,d advanced Into third . only two gomes off the 1 with nlno wlns ln thclr Tlgtri Bnesk Up .M. tho Tigers have been f. up on tho Yanks at a cly fivo out of 10 paco, Boston ong has been gal Ton the outside belilnd inspired pitching of Dave J' tho earlier pace setters. ho Yunks and Chicago c Sox. fnlllng back, tho h,s turned Into a "You tho winner1' affair with at live clubs In the running. Mil Slevo O'NolU lost Al n with a broken leg two i ago, muny fans kissed off -Igors' pennant chuncos, be in they would bo out of wining before tho ex-sallor i would be ready to take urn. But Stubby Overmlra d o(f foiu" straight victories ffci Mueller and Joe Orrell I shown encouraging form Ike some of the burden off itchl"B twins of Hal New fir snd Dlny Trout, i Btngsls Rap Chicago 1 rcll look his third stnrtlng i in yestordny's twilight i wllh the Chicago White md was credited Willi his decision, 2-1. although enlng ln the ninth. O'Neill to go buck to his 1044 ul of relieving with Trout lie first time this year and I the gamo and first place. Dnln had to use three hurl- stop the Yanks, 6-4, after iox belted Ernie Bonham io hill for his fifth straight ck, on a four-run sixth in Starter Clem Hausmann he credit. It was ding up to the last out whan Steiner made a flnger-tlp of Nick Etten's liner to tho game. George Metko i two-run homer in the Ih was tho clincher, is Christopher bocame the .Inner among big league irs by grabbing No. 9 at Ington's expense, 4-0. The 1 Philadelphia Athlotlcs' irm artist yielded six sin l lour in the first two in l, and ran his string of less innings to 17. 1 Brewnlss Lose, 3-1 I Louis dropped behind Bos- tuto fourth spot by bowing tvclnnd's Steve Gromok, etc Gray tripled, singled .scored tho Brownies' only ttiburgh took the St. Louis InnL Intri 13 Innlmti V.,,t uriu cr.smps iinauy won 4'3. for Reliefer Kenny harrit .IVftr Al flfff Vinnu.n,- pirates broke 2-all tie top or tne 13th but the Clmi kttnU tirltl tism a it their hold on second cw York Giants who wore out in uosion. IHv r;t numt.. Inelr losing streak up to irt Davin' flvo.Mtt.r nri veteran Paul Derringer iiffcd his one-time mates Cincinnati In hurling the lo Cubs to a 7-3 triumph tho cooled-off Reds. VUH tit COllKAL Settee cago Cubs' nant Hopes By Boards ICAGO. (ver nennnnt hnnm tho o Cubs have harbored ap- wore going by the 1 the draft Tjoarda tr aco slugger, Bill Nlch passed his pre-inductlon '1 examination yesterday. f ramn tieinr Becker at r?8. time received notice fjrt to his Dallas, Tex., ror examination '8, and Boh rhlnmon f w pitcher, will complete IntlUCt on avimln.lln. . Ft began yesterday. TUaDAY r aioo uni lt00 !9Naxt Mender X BITTER and his JAMBOREE By 'TOP.wnxMm rn Howdy folks: Well, everybody is out a-rld-ln their hoofed mammals in the sunshine, oven the ones that don t possess a hoss have hay in their hair. Looks like we might have to git license plates fcr lions traffic. ClHir Ullgur Sent off flr a hituct. In ri-T.... his hoss Silvertip, too. There's uiiv urey noss wun plenty brecdln', beauty and brll mcc and who's won his shuro firsts in manv fiuM.nnllr.rl classes, Tho Dodges of Dodge stable In Medford wur over las' wook lnntclii' of mm nl lft..m. ath's hoss-flesh. George Martin pmniiiri io navo a nig noss lie J Una 10th nt Ihn fair. urounda anH ho' an ninniu stock to pit thru' the ring. Mux- iiis Cameron nougni ncrsell a biff ROrrpI tnlhnr tav I .. Short wus thrown Into the high- or uratKois ot nuin a short time back, when her new hoss got tangled in sum wire and ipooKea. scorns Lorenu new 'Idin' Cfltfln arn "hlunU onH blue." Saw Beth Chase learnln' to walk agin follcrn a wheel barrow fllll nt Hlrl uihan 1li rain got Into her mustang's numi uuua way io gel ousters In one cosy lesson, huh, Beth? Clarice Moon had mm hnrl lnrU when tho llghtnln' hit one of nr i-Hiununo marcs icavin a beautiful little 6-wcck-old colt ler ncr io raise Dy hand. Big Jack McAullffc a buckarooln' 'round in his yellcr car next llllntf WA Irnnui hn'll Un linrrlin' null frnm hAlnrl Ilia ...l.nnl Well, lengthen my stirrups and con me anoriy, n i aian i see nev. inomas amDiin' 'rouna in a pair of levl's four days after hf t'nt nut of IrhaUl Ho hnrl hi. little spouse with him and they wua i.-iiii iiko uiey wus in their cuds. Shuro nice to havn yun urn-it, tuuvrs. ecu iviau and Dale Maltoon tuk tlmo out io piay wun uaies yellcr hoss Sunday. I scz to myself, thorn fellers are a-havln' more fun than a couple of kids and a-get- tin' aa much exerelaa n a na. ncr-hangcr with the seven-year Itch. I gotlu be gettln' on over to the Doc's ta have my sweet tootn puuea cuz tlie little worn an'a out of sugar. Bye now. Dante Wins English Derby NEWMARKET, England, June 9 (P) Dante, favorite, won the sixth wartime running of the English derby today. A record Newmarket crowd of about 30,000 watched the favorite come In. Midns was second and Court Martial third Dante is owned by Sir Eric Ohlsen. Chamossairc ran fourth, the same place he took in the two thousand guineas. Dante, ridden over the mile and a half course by W. Nevett, won by two lengtns. The klnE and queen and Prln. cent Elizabeth saw the derby. in which His Majesty had one entry, Rising wgnt. Midas was entered by Lord Roscbery, whose Ocean Swell won last year. The show horse. Court Martial came from tho stables of Lord Astor. Dante was a startlnsT favorite at 100 to 30. The starting odds on Midas were six to one, while Court Martlars were juu io u. It was estimated that $U,uuu 000 was bet on the race. ' Bevos Wax LA:; 6-1; Oaks Yin Oakland Goes Back To 3rd Place By Virtue of 5-2 Victory Over Sacramento By The Associated Press Portland atlll hart it umi 3'4,-gBme margin over Seattle oday at tho top of the Pacific iuu.ii ouseoaii league, out UaK land was back in third place by virtue of its first victory of the week over Sacramento. The Beavers had an eaav time winning from Los Angeles, Se attle had to go 11 Innings be fore nosing out San Francisco, and Hollywood continued to forge along the comeback trail against San Diego, making it inree out oi lour over the slip ping Padres. Pulford Notches 10th Win Don Pulford let the Angels down with four hils to chalk up his 10th win of the season for Portland, 6-1. The loop-leaders got all their runs In the first four innings off Charley Cucl lar. Seattle's 2-1 decision over San Francisco knocked the Seals out of a fourth place tie Into fifth, a half game behind Soc. ramento. A wild throw to first base by Ray Perry, San Fran cisco second sacker, allowed Hal Patchctt to score the decid ing run for Seattle in the first of the eleventh. The game, which knotted the series at two all, was a pitching duel between Carl Fischer of the Rainlors and Bob Barthclson of the Seals. Oaks Trip Solons, 5-2 Oakland was aided by four Sacramento errors in winning 8-2. Two of tho bobbles came In the first Inning when the Acorns got to Pitcher Gene Bab bitt for three runs. Don Powers. sent In as relief hurler for the Solons, gave up two more tal lies, one in the second and an other in the sixth. Sacramento got its brace of runs off Italo Chelinl In the third frame, but left runners strandqd on the nicks in nearly an otner in nings. 8tars Blast Padres Hollywood erupted with a five-run outburst in the last In ning to drive Vallle Eaves off me mound and dofeat the Padres 6-3. It was Eaves' fifth defeat against 11 victories. Games at San Francisco and Los Angeles today will be after noon engagements, while those at San Diego and Sacramento will be played under the arcs. Classified Ads Bring Results. Nelson Sets Torrid Pace In Tourney MONTREAL, June 9 (P) Byron Nelson of Toledo, Ohio, carried a dominating lead Into the third round ot the $10,000 Canadian PGA tournament to day. Nelson's 68 In yesterday's play, coupled with a nine-under-par 63 on Thursday, gave him a total oi ni. Second ln line was Jug Mc Spadcn of Sanford, Me., who shot 69 on both rounds for a half-way total of 138. Leading amateur in tho tour ney was Ed Furgol of Detroit, who held down the third-place spot with a 68-70 lor lm. am Kerr o f Toronto, I n fourth place, was the leading Canadian at the end of the second day, with a total of 141 made up of a 69 and a 72. Stan Home, Islesmerc pro, was fifth with 70 and 7Z tor Dusctte Awarded Victory Over Wagner Kennedy Kayoes O'Grady PORTLAND, Ore. June 9 W) After a heavy three-round punching duel Moose Kennedy, 198, Vancouver, Wash., kayoed Mike O'Grady, 208, Los An geles, in the fourth round of their scheduled 10-round bout here last night. Kennedy dropped the "Irish giant" with a surprise right, caught him with a left as he fell and finished it with an other right. In the preliminaries Ray Mil ler, 166, Los Angeles, dropped Powder Proctor, 161, Portland, ln the tenth; Al Berro. 150, Jor dan Valley, took an eight-round decision over Eddie Wharton, 148, Portland, and L'U Abner. 155, Vanport, knocked out Johnny Davis, Phoenix, Ariz., in the third of four rounds. COLLINS" AUCTIONED ALBANY, N. Y., June 9 VP) Albany Eastern league baseball fans value Manager James "Rip" Collins and $6,000,000 worth of war bonds alike. The Rinner was auctioned off to an Albany bank for that amount at a bond rally last night. He brought $z, 600,000 at a similar raiiy last year. The bark of the giant Sequoia tree is almost as resistant to fire as asbestos. By PAUL HAINES With Gorgeous George Wag ner shrieking, "Where's your guts?" to his opponent. Georges Dusette, at the conclusion of their six-round brawl at 1 the Klamath armory last night the main bout ended on the same high note of hysteria as was prevalent throughout the entire tussle. Everything happened. The crowd practically tore the roof on tne ouuaing wun Its entreat ies to Referee Wally Moss to, 'Get that Deanutl" Now this may sound ludicrous to the un. Initiated, but Wagner had secret ed a peanut in-nis trunKs wnicn was heaved into the ring by one of the fans, Wally vainly gave chase In an attempt to wrest the offending weapon from Georgie's panties with the spectators screaming their lungs out in sup- umnn Awirora naten Tne tact that . Dusette wai awarded the match is almost sec ondary to other happenings. With the count at a fall apiece. Wagner hooked Dusette's leg over the ropes and then hung on for dear life. It took Wally fully three minutes to break the hold whereupon he lifted Dusette's arm In victory on a technical, as me nom is, was, apd always will be. Illegal. Wagner ranted and stormed, refusing to leave the rins and questioning tne ancestry or. uu sette, tne reieree, and anyone else that would listen. The whole thing finally culminated wun uusette leaving tne ring after having proven that ha wax not Intimidated by Wagner or A!r Conditioned . DANCING I P. M. to 1 A. M. SATURDAY NITE Auspices V.F.W. DANCELAND 115 Klamath Are. Music by Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies Saturday. June 9. 1945 HERALD AND MEWS THREI dozen more like him. The Toast of the Coast" finally walked to the dressing room un der heavy police escort. . . Leone Heard From In the semi-wlndup tiff It was case of give and take with An ton e Leone. He took the pea nuts' hurled at him by the en raged fans and gave them right back via the same aerial route. Baby-face Kllnsman made a successful return to the Klamath mat wars by holding the rugged Leone to a draw. Kenny Ackles. the "Hollv. wood Wonder Boy," downed Tex Hager by taking two out of three falls in the opening bout. Both boys were fast and clever, but Ackles stole a page out of the book of Tony Ross and took the necessary two falls with a grape vine. Boxing Bout Next Week As art added attraction next Friday night, Jack Franey an nounced that Marine Johnny Gates, would swap leather in a four-canto boxing match with Sailor Al Burkhardt from the naval air station. Both boys are in the light-heavyweight division and Klamath Falls boxing en thusiasts will have an opportun ity to witness a great fight next week. "Pa" Stribling Will ; Return To Refereeing MIAMI, Fla., June 9 (fl) Now 58. W. L. (Pa) Stribling, father of the late "Young" Stribling, once heavyweight boxing con tender, is returning to referee. Ing. - He announced here he would, apply for a referee's license. He managed and promoted matched and served as a referee lew years ago. "Pa" Stribling came here eight years ago from Georgia. BARE-FOOT BOY PLACES BILOXI. Miss. Pvt. Cecil Corley of Nashville, running bare-footed, finished second In a field of 50 in 11:04 in a two- mile Keesler field hill-and-dale run over the AAF training com mand station's course. 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Wouldn't you? The boy or girl who sells the most "E" Bonds between June 7 and 27 will have first choice of: r MODEL JEEP World War II GERMAN HELMET A Year's Pass to All Klamath Theatres Tht next two highest bond seller will receive the other two prizei. Boys and girls partici pating are asked to make their applications out in duplicate, save the duplicate and present it at Bond Headquarters for their credits. -' Tobacco (So, YOUR WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 604 S. 7th St. Phone 4133
