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.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
When You Take That Trip To
CRESCENT CITY
We Invite You To Be Our Guest
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On the Beach Close to the Redwoods
Our Coffee Shop Features Frash Caught Sea Foods ,.
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Under Personal Mgt. .
DINE
DANCE
New Roosevelt Inn
Presenting Gene Ortet and his
orchestra ... featuring Ardene
on the violin . and that man
to greet you-Buddie Kane.
Closed Mondays.
Klamath Buckaroo Days
JULY 1-2-34
RUCK NG I&d
ROPING RIDING
RACES PARADING
M iU Gala oi tU Old Wed !
Presided Over by the
Rodeo Queen of Klamath County
And Her Court
Horsemanship Tryouts for Queen
At Fairgrounds Sunday, June 17
Everyone Invited!
Final Selection at Queen's Ball ,
Armory, June 23rd
Klamath 4th of July Committee
Sponsored by the American Legion
GET IN ON THE
PtOK
n
TP fp fai TP
All boys and girls
in Klamath . county
between 1 and 15 years
are eligible.
ilfeitt
Each of these youngsters
would like to win the
Jeep, or one of the other
prizes. 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. -'
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