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Mann Tosses No-Hit Game Rw Thi Aaaoclatarl Pr.ll Clirlh (llml) Minm, who liml sweated nut most nf hi time thl H'iimiii III Din dugout iiIIit a mim'iwfiil muni hint year, gut the 1'iiillW ('unit llimi'liull liMUncn Ihlnl 11HU inllluUmi Inlo Iho ex rluMve el it lo of no-hll, mi run i(l In ix. The IlUymr ulil rliililliuiiUiT, unlive uf llrundmi, Tex., iilliilnud lil place In the society lust night in blanking llio Scuttle Kuiiiicr, 0 In (I, nn hi HiiitiiiihiiIii ti'iiiniiiuli-s pluycd rrrorles bull. Miinn funned eight anil walked three Itnlnler. One of the lia.ixi'd inru Kt lit M'i'dncI, nnullii'r wim thrown out trying to steal icutiil, mill Hie Ililril vwi snuffed out mi u double phiy. The no-lilt luirliT broke Into orgiiiil.eil bimcbHll at Huyno. I.H., In the Uvuiigi'lliiu leuuue, uml Iiuh put In eight year of inlniir leiigue piny. I.imt yur mi vvotw Uy HALE BCAHBftOUGH Fishing's Fun Mull i'liihlifun, Mr. Kl-liing hiinii'lf, him Inuugiiriiti'd a wn li ly ruihu broiuU'U.Ht uvrr Kt'l.W III WlllCh III! glVCl Ihu IIIOKl like ly mriin and iiiiIIkkIs of lur ing ii t rout out ol Mimic fuv urlle p o I iiiiiiiiiiI here, liml even (In lull thn cumuil ii ii U I c r tho nrrvlro of plllll ninif a day's I r l . riithl down In the puhit of telling good pil for con suming the in let ctii y lunch. According to Uio iiiiiiic com- iiiIihiIiiii's weekly release, ulli und Luke counties nre ex-K-cled to afford tho best Null ing hi the aliite thin weekend, Hie iiorlliern part of the Mute .-nil being trmibled with hiKh water, und from the look of the cnli'li of nilnbiiw und Ger man Drown taken by Kruie lllthnp and party on spinners unrl by (lal fulling, the Upper lake und slrriim coming In lire the place to gu. Malt reciimniendii u try at Harrlman crtak. trolling iilonit the west iiliore of the luke past Hucky I'nlnt Into Kecreution creek, or trollliiK aouth of liar ri inn ii ereek. Fl.il nre being taken Just off the dock at Hocky Point on wubblcrs. Klunher und worms or a flasher und minnow should work alonit the hore. Lee Eslng uy that around I'liriicllnc lodge und up to Kagle rlclgo la beginning to be good fiihlnit with large flushert mul worm trolled deep und slow, and around there you can take jour choice of lures. In coming across the lake from Neptune bench mime miod sized fish have been rnuKht with both fliinhcrs und wobbler, with wob blers belnit tlio most popular. Among the bent spots ru;ht now arc the mouths of Scveninlle and Vou;l river, Wood river IHclf. Cluster eggs should fill the bill up there. Luke o the Woods and Flub In lake both reported fair and ex pected to be getting- better. The Spriigue is h in h but some catches juuile Just the aume on bull. bp ut Crescent hike there have bren accuunls of good trolling, n.sing Ford Fenders with worms, but you can get into nn argu ment about Crescent luke right iu!ck. Some folks we know swear by it and some others swear nt It. Odell lake is a sure thing, trolling brass spinners wltii worms deep. Mutt advances the Idea of plug-casting in close to shore lute In the evening. Paul Inn and East lake arc up to the fisherman, according to reports. Mursh creek, limits taken on flies, siimc for Little Deschutes and Odell creek. Getting closer to home, Klam ath river has been good and bud, depending on the water level, but large bucktall flies arc good here. Rasmussen Enters AAU Track Tourney POIITLAND, June 1 Ifl'l The annuiil Oregon AAU champion ship track and field meet wns scheduled to start ut 2 p. m. to day, with George Rnsmusson, uend uce, among the entries. KusimiKsen set r new slate prep record of 12 feet 9 Inches at Corvnllis. Lcrny Doming, Itnyniond, Wash., who vaulted 12 feet 3 Inches In the Washing ton StHte meet, will compete wun nun today. About 223 college and liich school nthlctcs from Oregon and Washington arc participating. Have you Increased your fir Insurance in th last two years? If not. give it your immediate attention. See Hans Norland for advice. 123 N. 6th St, Phone 6060. . Kliinv D-AC-IG 9 P. M. TO 1 A. M. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCELAND 515 Klamath Avo. "Music A You Like It" by THE DANCEMASTERS SPONSORED BY POST 1383. V.F.W. I he wuk the Onkliiiiil Acorns' tup pitcher with IS victories, but ho bud behind blm only one win und ono loui for 1IHU when he went to tho Hucrumento Soliuit from the clrcull-puclng Oakland club II days ugo. Joe Deinoriin of Keutlle and Ad I. Is ku of I'm Hand previously hurled no hltters tills seunuii. fifteenth Homer I.cs S c a r s e 1 1 n, home-run heavyweight of the league, rapped out bis 13th lust night, accounting for both runs, as Oakland Increased its leud on u 2 0 victory over third-place Los Angeles. Ily Vundenberg. for mer Chicago Cub, yielded the Angels seven hits, und the Acorns nicked Cliff Chambers for eight. Tho victory, coupled w 1 1 h Hollywood's 3-2 defcut of the Sun Francisco Heuls, left Oak land two guines uhcud of the second-ranking Bcals in the pen mint chase. Hollywood Rally Hollywood uriibbcd the ti'l- iimiih on a two-run rally with not iii Die ninth inning. ditcher Al Unser polled his fifth home run of the season, mul John Luiilen singled home Pitcher Xuvler llescigno. who had walked und advanced on a free na is to Cyril Moral). He. clgno allowed the Seals six hits. Al Lien replaced Sun Francisco Mouudsman Frank bewara ir, the final Inning. Portland's scheduled giunc with the Padres ut Sun Diego was postponed because of trav eling difficulties. Joe Cronin Is Benched BOSTON. June 1 Wi Now strictly a bench manager, Joe Cronln todny starts a new chup tcr in his long baseball career probably, on a straight salary basis, tile highest paid one in major league history. To reduce his pennant-rushing Hoston Red Sox to the June 15 limit of 30 players, Including five returned wur veterans. Cro nln agreed lo void his pluyer-munagi-r contract that would ex pire uller the 11)47 season and pluco himself on the voluntary retired list. Uut all Cronln would say about his new contrncl, which covers the rest of Ibis season and all ol next year, wus that "It doesn't contain any ID-day clause. That gives clubs the right to discharge a player with only 10 dnys pay. The Hcd Sox front office, how ever, snid that Owner Tom Yaw key had given the fair, fill and almost 40 Cronin a "sizeable sal ury Increase." Joe was reputed to have signed his third pluycr manager document in 1944 for a $3S,UU0 salary over a three years slrelch. Humors are that the fabulously wealthy Yawkcy gave him $50, 000 terms lo end his active ca reer, which actually stopped a year ago last April when he frac tured an ankle while sliding In the Yankee stadium in his third game of tho season, Idaho Backstopper Signed By Salem SPOKANE, June 1 (IP) Irving i Konopka, who starred behind the plate and in the outfield for the University of Idaho, has signed to play with Spokane in the Western International base ball league, owner Sam Collins sutd yesterday. Konopka will Join the Indians nfter his graduation next week, Collins said. Alaska Salmon Canning Starts ASTORIA, Ore.. June 1 tfl") The Columbia River Packers association renewed its Alaskan salmon packing after a six-year lapse, with departure of the cannery ship William L. Thomp son. The vessel, which left for Nushaguk and Naknek on Bris tol bay yesterday, carried can nery workers, fishermen, and supplies to Inst two months at tho company's two canneries. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND EIKIEN'E ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mre. J. F. Earlff an Joe Karley Praprleteri Grimm Gives Up On Nicholson CHICAGO, Juno 1 ll' Man i ger Chui lle Ciiliiiin, re-patching his thread bure Chicago Cubs lineup for the 17th time, no lews, this season, admitted toduy he has given up on bill Nicholson. Nallonul leugue home-run und riiiis batled lii chuinplou In 1U43 and 11)44. Movies of his once-feared swing al the plate, eye tests und the bench treatment have failed lo lend Dig Nick from a mys terious batting slump which dntes back to lust season when be finished with a .243 mark. Illghlflelder Nicholson hud a 1(1 (lay chance lo unllmbcr bis bludgeon when Hookie Kd Wait- ku was Injured and Phil C av ail etln moved from right to bis old first busu spot, but woeful William wound up with a wun .174 listing. Two More Bouts Set Two more bout have been definitely set for Tuesday night's boxing card, und one or possibly two nre still in the making but should be matched over the weekend. The opener will be between a pair of lightweight boys, weighing in at about 128 pounds. Piuil Wilson will moke his sec ond appearance In the local ring, doing battle with Don Reynolds. In his first bout a month ago Reynolds was the victim of a cpilck knockout by Gaylor llulcher, while Wilson decl aimed Durrell Harral two weeks ago. In the second bout Rudy Carl son meets Charlie 11111 of Cbilo quin for a welterweight duel with the eight-ounce gloves. Doth these prelims are sched uled for four rounds. In the making is a bout between Will Knock who on the last card kuyoed Johnnie Huff In the fourth canto, against an oppon ent as yet not selected. A middleweight bout is the main fare between Johnny Jones of Klamath and Billy Sun day of Chlloipiin, set fur five rounds, and sharing part of the main event spotlight will be Roger Vanderlioff and LcRoy Dnrkley In n lightweight duel. Tickets for the boxing card are on sale at Matt Flnnlgan'i sports store. K Of C Defeats Merchants, 9-8 The Knights of Columbus soft ball team, making lis first start of the season, nosed out the Four Slar Merchants, 9 to B. yester day afternoon on Del Moro field. The KCs collected seven hits and the Merchants only four safeties. In the other game Inst night the Elks, with Bob Thompson pitching, beat Ashley Chevrolet, 7 to 0. That was the second win against no defeats for the Elks, putting them on top of the soft bull loop for the time being. Thnt tilt was at Recreation diamond. VFW, Moose and KC have each taken one game without defeat. while Ashley and the Merchants have dropped two and Palmcrton Lumber has lost one, Monday's schedule puts Palm crton against VFW at Recreation and Moose draws a bye. Irishman Wins British Amateur BIRKDALE. England, June 1 MV-Jimmie Bruen, Irish Insur ance broker, defeated American born Robert Sweeny Jr., 4 and 3, toduy In the 36-holc final match of the British Amateur Golf Championship tournament. Sweeny, who won the title in 1037, was four down to the Irishman at 27 holes and made a gallant effort to cut down the margin after the turn. He took the 368-yard llth hole with a pur four while Bruen zoomed to a five. The match was played in a heavy rain from the sixth hole of the afternoon round on. The Greeks were the first to give each ship its own name usually that of a woman. Bo Sure to Tune Sunday, 2:00 p. This 1 th second of 14 Beginning Of lawMeuaM' This action shot taken at th armory Thursday night shows the beginning of tha and for Martino Angclo as ha is being li t tad into Georges Dusatta's full nelson for the final fall in tha sixth round of thair championship match. Angalo gained a draw In tha match by getting ona fall in tha fifth frame. Cards, Red Sox Following Principle Of Close Wins By. The Associated Press If winning tight one-run games means a pennant as John Mc Graw used to say when the im mortal Giant manager was the toust of New York, the first place Boston Sox and the second place St. Louis Cardinals arc world series bound. As most of the big league clubs resumed operations today fol lowing a day of rest only the New York Yankees and Phila delphia Athletics played yester- Flashes Of Life HOT SEAT PARIS, June 1 (AP Pvt. Matthew Spcncc of Baltimore, Md., twice-escaped prisoner who was serving a 10-year sentence for robbery, was back in con finement today after he acci dentally sat on the lap of a criminal Investigation deport ment agent in a darkened Paris theatre Thursday night. The picture showing "You Cunt Got Away was: With Murder. RUNS IN FAMILY CARTHAGE. N. Y., June 1 (AP) George Zahn, valedictor ian of Hie 1940 graduating class at Carthage high school with a scholastic average of 93.58, is upholding a family tradition. His oldest brother, Lyle, was valedictorian in 1942. Another brother, Keith, won the same honor in 1944. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Zahn. CAN'T STOP PHILADELPHIA. June 1 UP) Six Baltimore & Ohio railroad employes, who between them served 270 years continuously with the carrier, were retired on pension. Three of them James E. Johnson. 86; Dr. Charles W. Pcnsc. 74. and Charles E. Webb. 70, nil Philadclphians said they'd spend a lot of their spare time traveling. BOTH SEXES HORNED Unlike other members of the deer tribe, both sexes of the Barren Ground caribou have horns, although the horns of the female are shorter than tho male's. Northern California Baseball League SUNDAY Jv 1:30 P.M.' MT. SHASTA vs. KLAMATH SONS AT MT. SHASTA Seats are available on the bus for those who wish to make the trip and soe the game. Tickets on sale at Klamath Billiards. -KWLW direct broadcasts of Northern California League games by KFLW The End day a survey of the first quar ter of the major league races re vealed that of 301 games played roughly one-third or 88 have been decided by a single tally. Joe Cronin's rampant Red Sox, currently pacing the American league by six games, have the oesi recoru oi pulling loose ugni ones out of the fire. They have won nine of 11 for a .818 per centage, far above the Detroit Tigers and Cleveland Indians who arc tied for second with eight of 14 and six of 10 re spectively. Washington has won six of 11 and the St. Louis Browns have been involved in 13 close ones, winning five. Surprisingly enough, the New York Yankees, who are. giving the Red Sox their stiffest competition, have grabbed but three of nine one run games. The tail end Phila delphia Athletics have had the worst luck in the close ones, losing nine of 12. Dodgers Right Behind The Cardinals' record of eight victories in 10 one-run games easily is the best in the National league with the front running Brooklyn Dodgers right behind with nine of 14. Boston's Im proved Braves, guided by the master strategist, Billy South worth, are third with five of nine followed by the Pittsburgh Pirates who have split 10 games. The Cincinnati Reds lead the second group with seven of 15 while the defending champion Chicago Cubs, involved in nine tight tussles, have won but three of nine. The Giants' one-run record of 4-8 is not much better than the lowly Philadelphia Phil lies' 2-5. Beau Jack Outpoints Montreal Slugger NEW YORK, June 1 M Beau Jack and Johnny Greco, who fought a draw before a sell out 10.941 crowd that paid S148, 152 back in February, did an encore last night at Madison Square Garden before a smaller, 11.407 turnout that contributed S66.922 as the bouncing Beau from Augusta, Ga., gained a 10 round decision over the Montreal slugger. The Beau, former lightweight champion (New York version) won eight of the 10 rounds to gain the nod from all three offi cials. Jack weighed 141 i, Greco 146. BALL! Ploy-By-Play Broadcast with Sportscastor Don Neal Strong Nine Readied For Shasta Tilt Tomorrow' baseball game at Mt. Shasta will be the third road contest of the season for the Klamath Son without per formance before the home fans, but starting Sunday week four game In i row are slated for Recreation field. The only tilt scheduled for Klamath Falls yet this season was rained out last week and will be made up later in the summer. In two league game so far the Son have come out on top by comfortable margins, 8-0 over McCloud and 7-2 over Dunsmuir, and have shown creditable power at the plate in addition to having two of the best pitcher in tha area. Clyde Carlstrom, who hurled the three-hit shutout over Mc Cloud, I due for the starting nod on the mound tomorrow, and Johnny Pastega will be re siding behind the platter, Ernie Bishop will probably be along to take a spot In the infield, Jim Boccl may see ac tion at first base along with Jack Durocha, and H. L. Smith has returned from a trip back east and will be an added out fielder. The Sons' chartered bus will leave the bus depot about 9:15 tomorrow for the run to Mt. Shasta and space will be avail able for a number pf fans to go along. Tickets may be pur chased at the Klamath Billiards and Pastega's (tore. The game will begin at 1:30 and KFLW's play-by-play broad cast is scheduled to go on the air at 2 p. m. However, a hitch has been uncovered in that di rection and as of this morning a power line has not been taken into the Mt. Shasta field. Unless the line is installed before game time tomorrow KFLW will have the alterna tives of furnishing its own pow er or not broadcasting. The ra dio oeoDle are trying to iron out that wrinkle today. standings!! Boston New York Washington Detroit Cleveland St. Louis - Chicago Philadelphia 13 21 Hl 31 VESTEBD A Y'8 RE SI LT 8 AMERICAN LEAGLC New York S Philadelphia 1. Only gam scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati at Chicago ppd rain. Only same scheduled. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE CukUnd San Franeitco Lm AnselM San Dicso Sacramento . Hollywood -41 21 40 24 .623 .516 .484 .484 .452 .387 .390 28 33 -31 33 .28 34 Seattle .3 38 PorUand 21 38 RESULTS YESTERDAY Oakland 2, Lot Angele 0. Hollywood 3, San Francisco S. Sacramento 8. SeatUa 0. Only famea played. WESTERN INTERNATIONAL Salem 23 14 Pet. .662 .593 .590 .559 .528 .514 .405 .205 Spokane 22 Wena tehee Tacoma .... Bremerton -23 Yakima Vancouver 13 3 Victoria - 8 3 RESULTS TESTERDAT Salem 5. Vancouver O. Spokane S. Victoria 3. Bremerton 19, Wenatchee S. Tacoma 5, Yakama 1. San Dleto .Calif Max Hutchini. 154',. Loa Anselei. TKO Billy Beauhuld, 133i. San Oleo. 8. 6 117S0.7THST. SATURDAY NOON, JUNE 1st Klamath's Newest and Finest You will enjoy its new clean atmosphere! FEATURING: LARGEST RETAIL STOCKS OF WINES COMPLETE RECREATIONAL FACILITIES CIGARS AND TOBACCOS BEST BEER OBTAINABLE YOUR FRIENDLY TAVERN nriAi n nkw. xi.m.n rsiii, Or. Ruth By-Passed By MacPhail For Newark Manager Post NEW YORK. June 1 (JF Babe Ruth, the former sultan of swat, disclosed todny he had sought in vain to be appointed manager this year of the New ark International League base ball club, the same post he was offered but rejected when he left the Yankees 12 years ago. Returning from a visit to Mexico City at 1:15 a. m. (Est) the Babe declared "I called MacPhail (Larry MacPhail, CORRAL "fence By 'TOP-WRANGLER' Howdy folks: I'll try to give yuh a bird's eye collecshun of the social whirl of the 'horsey set . Sunday in be tween practice of the quadrille. Ann Ricky had the Saddle club over to her bunk-house fcr erub. They filled up on safe crackers and cheese, talked whinny talk fer a spell and went right back to ridin' . . . doosie-dooed them hosses in a high falutin' manner witn narry a spill. Las week Marv Truax tuk day money in the bronc ridin', when her hoss swallowed his head and bucked out to add a teal western touch to the qua orille. Now schools out the ur chins are hittin' the saddles dcily. Sylvia Hillis is takin' the kinks outta her white hoss. She takes a deeD seat like she's glued to the leather and spurs up to a tinglin burst of speed. 'Scook' Bertram hops aboard ol' Red, bareback, givin' out plenty of ridin' technique that makes the ol' confirmed hossmen scratch thar heads. Reckon you all noticed Chet Barton's black n' white team with the two Kenyon kiddies drivin' all over town tother dav. They're a gittin' in shape for the nose parade and I cal late the little hay-burner entry will add plenty of splash and color in the big city doin's. Dorothea Buck, she's the boss at A. B. Corrals and gives tol erable of her time to teachin' the Girl Scouts horsemanship, A few day back 'bout 10 of 'em struck out to cook a supper over an open fire, broke camp and i ode back 'fore nightfall. Ever girl passin the buckaroo test like veterans of the saee. The fairgrounds are housin' 14 neaa of racin ponies from Tuc son, Arizona. They're headed north fer a race meet after a short rest here. Over at Sunset Stables, Bud Howard and Lucky aieeie are a inrowin leather and cuff in' off ridin' stock. All vuh fellers who don't own a cayuse ; oria arap out to see Bud and 1 sample the thrill of ridin'. j I'll lay odds you'll feel a heap 1 better. I gotta be gittin'. i P. S. Jist noticed I rit this on ; the back of the resipee for the , 'sooth' Paw's takin' for his rami. ' tiz. Bye now. Record Crab Hauls Made In St. Peters ASTORIA. Ore., June 1 (JP) Hauls of 12,000 crabs each were brought in by Floyd Furford in the boat Jackie Joe and Jim Dart in the St. Peters among this area's largest catches. Crab fishermen report their luck the past few days has been the best of the season. Crabs bring 12 cents a pound here, equivalent to the S3 a dozen paid at Westport, Wash. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main OPENING NEW OF iatumkii, jh t, in, rt president of the Yanks) early last January when I heard that Bill Dickey had turned down an offer to manage Newark. I told MacPhail I was very much interested In the Newark job. He was very much sur prised and ald 'This la like a thunderbolt out of the sky, but I promise you every considera tion and I'll phone you within two weeks to give you defin ite answer." "I waited two weeks," Ruth continued. "But when MacPhail didn't call I phoned him again. He told me he wa waiting for George Weiss (vice president of the Yanks) to get back from Chicago. Later I phoned him once more and he told me someone else had been prom ised the job." George Selkirk, who replaced Ruth in right field back in 1934, later was named Newark manager. Asked if MacPhail had prom ised something for next year, Ruth replied only, "I'm very tired" and jumped Into a wait ing auto. Hogan Far Ahead Of Robin Field MAMARONECK, N. Y., June 1 lP) Anyway you wanted to figure it, Ben Hogan was out in front today in the rich Good all round -robin. Anyway you looked at it, he still was likely to be there when 72 more holes of golf have been played and the seven rounds of match play are concluded tomorrow after noon at the Winged Foot aolf club. Hogan was leading In points, being 25 on the plus side in the system used in this tourney that combines the best parts of match and medal play. He was leading six shots in medal play, with an even par 216 to 222 for Herman Barron and Byron Nelson, running in that order behind him in the point score with plus 14 and plus 13. He also was the onlv man to have beaten each of his six op ponents to date, and there were few experts who would risk a bet that he wouldn't finish with that slate just as clean. Firjhts Last Niqht By Tne Aaleelatcd Preta New York Beau Jack, 14m. Au(uata, Ga., outpointed Johnny Greco, 148, Montreal. 10. Denver Irlah Bobby Seamon, 158, New York, outpointed CUM Beekett, 158. Sudbury, Ont, 10. - San Francisco -r Harold Blackihear, 209, San Francisco. TKO LeRoy Evans, Z21. Oakland Calif., a. Hollywood, Calif. Jimmy Sherrer, 148',. Milwaukee. TKO Frankla An(ua Uan, 1S6. Los Anseles. S. Horse Sale 100 Head or Mar Tom Bailey's and Others Sunday, June 16 At Frenchglen 65 miles south of Burns Sale Begins at 1 p. m. About half of horses Pintos and Palominos, registered Palomino stallion, 3 3-year-old Palomino stallions eligi ble for register, 4 registered Palomino mares, 23 head mules, 2 Mammoth jacks. DANCE at Frenchglen Saturday, June 15, preceeding sale. Meals at hotel, accommo dations available. HOME fa
