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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1945)
Bluejackets Rap Marine Nine, 6-1; Snap Victory String At 15 Straight Coming up cigoiiul the classiest opposition inot yet this season, llio marines bowed to tho Hoot City Ulucoekols 6 to I at Recreation lield yesterday afternoon, snapping their win strook at 1 5 straight. The sailors, who wero playing class AA ball, according to anybody's scorokcoping, ust hud too much oxpurionce and diamond savvy for the Leathernecks, although Pitcher Hy Chopin managed to scatter 13 hits and was never In too much trouble Storoy Stori At Plato Harvey Slorey, who porforinod for tho local air station lost summer, got four of tho Bluejackets' hits, a triplo among them, for tho best plato showing, while Chapin had tho per sonal satisfaction of striking out ox-Major Leaguers Ken yKellncr and Joo Abrcu, Nats Blank Tigers, 8-0; Bruins Win Leonard Limits Bongoli To Four Hiti; Cubs Blair Dodaors With 20-6 Barrage By JACK HAND Associated Pratt Bporle Writer tvor tlni.o Dutch Lconiird knni-krri Detroit out of the Aincrlciin Icnuuc liciimiiit on Hit liant clny of the itN-l nr-iiMjn, the Woahlniitoii kiiiii'klclinll iiitihl him pitched uiiiilnnt tho Tlifcm like no owned ilium. l.roiinrel lum trimmed tho lien EiiIk four ntnilKht, count mu t tin t itlff ill 41 lull lint October 1 lift er ho tuid been proportioned by n liiinibler lonklnii 'or n mire thlnK. Dutch ulnniniert down the phono unci went out to hHtid n hex on the motor city thnt hasn't been broken yet, FUco Narrowt Down Now thul Hie i n co Ik allowing tlllim of developing Into a Tiger Senator scrup down the stretch. Leonard upcll over the O'Neill rlun prnnileii to cm He night- nmrm tor ueirou noosuir. Oprolns u vltnl foiir-mimc scr im nt Brlnn.i' aluclltim ycMertluy with brilliant 8-0 thutout of the lengue-lenders behind Leon ard' four-hit throwlnif. Wiuih In ton mut be recognized lerlout threat to the puce aetlrm. OjsIo Bluego'a Nnt nre only 2i game buck of Detroit with 48 to piny and have beaten the front runner eight out of 14 time. Klght more meetings be tween tho two contender, three In the next three day In the Tiger' homo lair, may tell the pennant lory. Steve O'Neill tent Jim Tobln after the Senator In the aerln opener but they whacked hi "nothing ball" for eight hit and seven run In lour Inning. Leon' ard faced only 31 men In notch. Ing hi 14th ticceu of the en on. Chliox Third The Chicago White Sox. who have won 10 of their last 14, also ara advancing in the race, oc cupying third plnco, fit games off tho paco. Although generally overlooked by most observers, Jimmy Dykes Is getting steady pitching again and the club 1 making a final move to regain the lead It held until late May. Bill Dietrich stopped Boston, 6-1, In the first of two and Orvnl Grove bettered the Job by blank ing the Hcd Sox, 11-0 In the other half. Cleveland edged Into tho first division for the first time on Steve Gromelt' ISth win, an 8-3 Iob over Philadelphia, while SI. ouls bumped off Now York, 10- 4. Cubs Blast Bum Chicago' Cub toro Brooklyn apart with 8 20-fl barrage that all but exploded tho Dodgrrs pen nant dreams. Two homer by Paul Gillespie, one with tho lack loaded in the first Inning, let the pace for the Bruins. The defending champion St. Loul Cardinals lost more ground when they spilt a twl nlght pair In Philadelphia, bow ing to the Phillies, 8-5, but bouncing back for an even break, 7-0, on Rookie Glen Gard ner' first big league Mart. Pittsburgh advanced to within a come of fourth-place New York by outslugglng the Giants, 11- 0, and thou easing out a 3-2 aecond game H a d o on Nick Strlnccvlch'a four-blow chuck ing. Cincinnati continued it weary eastern tour, dropping It 1 2th and 13th in a row In Boston, 10-5 and 13-3, Tommy Holme of the Braves hit two over the wall to take the major homo run lead with 20, Every SATURDAY J 9:00 until liOO Coming Aug. 29 HAY HERBECK and His Orchettra Play by play; Klrst Inning: .Sailors: Abrcu walked; Kahle singled through shorl; Keltncr culled out on itllku; Storey singled, one out a n d hok loaded; Fernandez unci Andres funned. Murines! West hit by pilch, took second on pussed bull, lliisch grounded out; West to third on passed ball; Sllmak filed to center and West scored; (trudl thrown out at first. One run. Second inning: Sailors: Hlgby walked; Turner popped to third; Watkins flied to center; Hlgby out trying to steal second. Marines: Urunham doubled against right field wall; Czyzcw- ski slrurk out; Myer filed to short: liugiirski Hied to right. Third inning: Sailors: Abrcu funned; Kahle filed to center; Keltncr singled to deep short, took second on bad throw-In; Storey hit to third but Kcllner scored on Slimiik's bod throw to first; Llndberg singled over sec ond: Andres out, short to first. Murines: Chapin and West fanned; llusch safe at first on Turner's error; Sliinak filed to short. Fourth Inning: Sailors: Rlgby fllnd to center and took second when West dropped ball: Turner grounded to second and Hlgby look third; Watkins grounded to second and Rlgby scored on Bosch's error; Abreu forced Watkins at second. Kahle don bled to rlghl-center, advancing Abreu to third; Keltncr lined to Uusch at second. Murines: liratlt out, second to first: Branham went the some wav: Czyzewskl struck out. Fifth Inning: Sailors: Storey singled down third base line; Llndberg fanned; on a beautiful hit-and-run play Andre popped over first base and Storey raced home: Rlgby singled to center and Andre took third; Turner slmiled over second scoring An dres and Hlgby, Watkins hit into a double play. Marines: Myer ond Bogorskl singled; Chapin hit Into a dou ble play, third to second to first, then Myers was tossed out try ing to make home. Sixth Inning: Sailors: Abreu ufo on Bunch's, error: Kahle filed to left; Keltncr filed to Czyzewskl: Storoy singled through third; Llndberg walked, filling sucks; Andres filed out to center. Murines: West filed out; Busch singled to center; Sllmak lied to center; Brodl forced Busch at second. Seventh inning: Sailor: Rlg by' single glanced off Busch' glove Into center; Turner fanned Watkins and Abreu popped out. Marines: Branham safe on Ab reu's bad throw to first; Czyzcw- Stagg Enters 56th Year Of Coaching By HUBS NEWLAND STOCKTON, Calif., Aug. 10 (A') Sllvery-halrcd Anion Alon zo Blagg, America's oldest foot- rull coach, paused briefly today lo celebrato his 83d birthday, an event which found him in hi With consecutive year of coach ing the sport In which he has earned undying fume. J ho Moan of mentor Is begin ning his I. 'I lb season at small Col lego of tho Pacific here, lo which ho was welcomed oflcr re tirement age limit of 70. Mr. Slagg's material this sea son Is the weakest since he took charge. The navy V-12 program uus produced only a mindful or football candidates. None lias had more than a year or two of high school experience . The miiuicl ranges from 17 to 23 men mid studies permit only about an hour dally practice, after 5 p. rn. bkl sacrificed him to second; My or out, tnira to first, and Bran ham took third; Bogurski called out on strikes Kighth inning: Suiinrs: Kahle funned; Keltncr filed out to left; Storey tripled to left-center; Liiuioorg grounded out lo sec- ond. Murines: Chapin filed to right; West und Busch funned. Ninth Inning: Sailors: Andres und Rlgby filed out; Turner walked; watkins hit a long dou bio against left-center fence. (coring Turner; Abreu fouled out. Marines: Sllmok lied lo right: Branham grounded to short but Brudt wen sufc at second when Kcllner momentarily bobbled (ha ball: Czyzewskl grounded to second lo end tho game. R. II. E. Navy ...001 130 001 8 13 2 Marines 100 000 000 1 5 3 Oaks Trip Bevos, 10-2; Suds Split Flotcher Notchot 20th Win Of Season; Boavcri Hold 5- Game Lead Over Rainiers By PAUL WELLS Associated Press Sports Writar The Purlflc Cou.it league has another 20-gumc winner loduy Guy Fletcher of Sacramento's Solons, who broko into the "churmed" figures by beating Hollywood's Stars 4-1 lust night. Fletcher Is still far behind San Francisco' Bob Joyce, who chalked up No. 2U in shading the Sun Diego Padre 3-2, but hi mound work this year Is a startling reversal over last sea son when ho dropped 10 as a workhorse of tho bacramunlo pitching staff. Bevos Lot In the buttle for first place tho Portland Beavers slipped buck to within five games of the runner-up Seattle Rainiers. The Beuvcra lost to Oakland 10-2 while Seattle split with the Los Angeles Angels 2-4 and 10-8. Fletcher's 20th win against 10 defeats kept the third-bertn Solons three tilts ahead of the Sculs. The only run scored against him came in the fourth wiicn Hollywood Second Base man Ken Richardson hit his 10th homer of the season to knot tho count at one-all. Shortstop Jack Colvcy put Sacramento ahead with a one-run circuit clout In the fifth, and his mates added two more in the eighth ond ninth. Umpire Cicero Falls ordered John Marshall, the Stars' starting pitcher, out of the game in the fifth for disputing a call on a pitched ball, and later banished Norm Schluctcr and Gene IJandley of Sacra-I mcnto. Joyce scored hi 28th victory In a hurling duel with Sun Diego's Vallie Eaves (18-12) and drove In what proved to bo the winning run In the sixth. The big righthander blanked the Padres until tho eighth when they counted twicn on three hits and an error, haves allowed only seven safeties compared to 11 by Joyce but whs less effec tive In the pinches. Floyd (The Hock) Slrommc of Oakland had little trouble In setting down Portland 10-2. He held tho Beavers to 11 scattered hits while the Oaks were getting 15 off three opposition twirlers. Tho Beavers contributed to their own defeat by making six errors. Veteran Don Osborn out pitched Chet Johnson in the Angels' 4-2 first game victory over Seattle. Joe Demoran regis tered his lath win of the year as the Hainicrg took the night cap 100. Centerlleidcr Jim Tyack of Los Angeles accounted for five o( ills club's six runs in tho flnuie with a double and triple in lour times at bat. International Victory Special Race To Be Held SEATTLE, Aug. 18 (P) An ; added $5000 "international vic tory special" race at Longacrcs, featuring horses from Canada, i Mexico and the United States, will be run Sunday, the Wash ington Jockey club announced. The distance will be a mile and u sixteenth. Representing Canada will be four horses: Kilroy and Kilroy's Koraway, A. J. Brady's Mouse Hole, Dr. L. H. Appleby's Cum Laude and W. G. Irvine's Can Jones. Rancho Refugio's Naidu, winner of the Hidalgo handicap, and his slablematc, Scotch Pert, . will be the Mexican entries. Silver Treason, owned by Mrs. ' R. Foley, heads American cn-j tries. 1 Huge Crowds Jam Tracks; Ball Parks By JOE REICHLER NEW YORK. auk. 18 (II H Ihero remained any doubt that the war s end would create the biggest boom In racing and base ball's history, yesterday's huge crowds at tho tracks and ball parks have erased them. A survey of seven of the cur rently operating tracks and eight major league parks re vealed t h a t a total of 345,730 fans 197,879 at the races, bet ting $10,507,786, and 147,880 at the ball games turned out to observe the coming of peace. four trucks established new attendance marks, another a sea son's high, while two ball parks attracted the largest weekday crowds of the year. In addition tnree Detune marks were set. A record-breaking crowd of 42,000 bet $1,015,980 at Wash Ington park's eight-race card, Thursday, Aug. 16, 194S HERALD AND NHW8 FIVE more than ever had been record ed on a like-number program at a Chicago course The clay's total compared favorably to the $2, 012,018 which went through tho machines on nine races July fourth of this year. Garden State at Comdcn, N. J., attracted 38,124 fans, a new high, which created a new bet ting mark for a single race when $333,222 was wagered on the feature. Racing Helped In War With Spain NEW YORK War relief days at American race tracks which have netted the Red Cross, USO, army and navy relief funds and other organizations a total of more than $17,000,000 during the past three years, had their counterpart nearly a half cen tury ago. 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