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Redbirds Take National Lead By Th. Associated Pr.ss Brooklvn'i fond dtoam of 1046 pennant has exploded into t grisly nightmare today with the Cardinals back in first place and the Dodgers on a six-game losing bingle. Seven games ahead on the July 4 dividing line, the Dodgers have crashed toward their doom on a fatal western jaunt while St. Louis, safe al home, has eaten up the entire lead and forged ahead by a half game. , ,, All is not lost lor the gowanus faithful if the Brooks can pull out of the tailspin before it becomes a habit, for the Red Birds still have two long eastern tours before the curtain drops. The discouraging factor to the Brooks is the certain fact that St. Louis appears to be leveling p otf lor anoincr 01 us lainuua stretch drives. The Phillies, who kept St. Louis out of first place Wcdnes day, fought hard to bar the door last night but finally succumbed B-4. It was the first time the Cards had undisputed posses sion of the lead since they bowed to the Phils May 21 and dropped down into a tie with Brooklyn. Shoddv defensive play and lnaDiuiy 10 ouucn im -v. - Heusscr sent the Dodgers down I inability to bunch hits off Ed STOCK UP OUTDOOR Russ.l tt Bergman Moccasin Shoes Ideal for hiking 13.50 up Ranler Knock-About Lightweight Shoes 9.85 Marshfield and Currin Ranier Loggers r llRCiin Camp Moccasins 3.95 Tin Pants 4.95 Twill Pants 3.95 Filson Cruisers 7.95 Fishing Jackets 6.95 Sweat Shirts ....1.50 TENTS 5'x7' Scout 8.95 12.29-oj. fireproof, water proof and mildew proof. 8 x !0 29,50 io x ir 39.50 12' x 14' 55.00 BOATS Playcrofr 45.00 Plywood 125.00 Aluminum 228.50 The GUN STORE 714 Main DAYS SATURDAY NIGHT 9 TO 1 AIR-CONDITIONED DANCELAND SIS Klamath At.. "Music As You Like It" by The DANCEMASTERS Admission, 74c, Including Tax Sponsored by Post 1383, V.F.W. for the sixth time, 4-2. in Cin cinnati. Kirby Higbc was charged with his third setback when the Reds broke out with three runs in the third. The Brooks now have won only one game in nine western starts. Cubs Stoppid Bill Lee halted the Chicago Cubs' upward march with a six hit, 9-3 decision for the Boston nranac uhn chcltpH five hurlers. including Loser Claude Passeau for 13 safeties. The result left ,vi . ---- the Bruins four games off the Pittsburgh broke Dave Kos los' jinx, downing New York, 7-3 after the rookie southpaw had beaten them four straight times. Preacher Roe. who took over when Starter Ed Bahr had to bow out due to a pain in his side, was the victor with relief help from Johnny Lanning. The Boston Red Sox main tained their 11-game lead over New York by nosing out Chi cago. 3-2 on Tom McBride's third hit and second double. Joe Gordon's two-run homer in the fourth inning was enough help for Mel Queen in record ing his first triumph since his discharge from the army. Queen, a loose-jointed right hander with a blazing fast ball, scattered eight St. Louis hits in his 3-1 success. Other encouraging news to VanitM fnn wns the word that Shortstop Phil Rizzuto probably will rejoin nis maies lomorruw. Gil Coan's speed enabled Washington to trim Detroit, 1-0, in a night game as the rookie outfielder flashed around the bases for an inside-the-park home run in the eighth inning off Dizzy Trout. Cleveland got to Russ Chris topher for five hits and six runs in a big second inning to defeat Philadelphia, 7-3. Spokane Benefit Fund Now $52,000 SPOKANE, July 19 (JPt The benefit fund for families of the Spokane baseball players killed and injured in a bus crash June ' 24 has grown to S52.000 with ' additional funds still coming in, , Chairman Rex Raymond report I ed last night. ! Latest checks received includ i ed $2270 from the Wenatchee i club of the WI loop and SI 250 ! from Lewiston, Ida., as a result of exhibition contests. TAC1HC COAST LEAGUE By The Aa.Mt.ted Frta W X. Pel. .661 .699 .532 .923 .482 .447 .353 .336 San Francisco 74 3a Oakland . 74 39 . 99 52 . M 93 Los Anfeles Hollywood .... Sacramento . San Diego .... Portland . 38 flft SeatUe ..... . 37 73 Besnlts Te.terday Los Angeles 7. Oakland 6. Hollywood 7, San Francisco 2. Sacramento 3. San Diego 2. SeatUe 13, Portland 6. NATIONAL LEAGI'K L. Pet. St. LouU 1 Brooklyn I Chicago 'Boston - i Cincinnati I Philadelphia 34 .593 34 .390 .36 .330 43 .488 41 .483 44 36 ! New York 36 47 .434 43 .419 Pittsburgh 34 Cimti Ytvlerdsy I Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh 7. New York 3. Boston 9, Chicago 3. SL Louis .1. Philadelphia 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 62 New York . 5 Detroit 46 Washington . . 42 Cleveland ., 39 St. Louis 37 Chicago ... m Philadelphia 23 Games Yesterday ' Boston 3. Chicago 2. Cleveland 7. Philadelphia 3. New York 3, St. Louis I. Washington 1, Detroit 0. I 24 .721 35 .593 36 .501 40 .512 45 .464 46 .435 50 .308 57 .303 TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You DrlvavLong. Short Trips Mot. Yourself Say. H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phon. 8304 1201 East Main if STANDINGS? from. HIBMD By HALE SCARBROUGH Zale-Groxiano Fight Tony Zale. long one of my favorite fighters, looks very much due to get his block knocked off next Thursday night when he goes into the ring against Rockaby Rocky Gradano, a lad who can really hit. .Zale cur rently is the cham pion and likes to compare himself to Joe Louis they're both 32 years old and both were in the service about the same time. 1 suppose, to further the c o m p a rison. you can add that neither Louis nor Zale is going by his true last name. Louis' legal moniker is Bar row, as everyone knows, and Zale's is Zaleski. But there the comparison about ends, because even Tony's grandmother does n't think Zale can hit like Louis. He weighs at or around 160 pounds, is 5 foot 8, and has scored 50 knockouts in 93 bouts. His face is beginning to look like he makes a living in the ring. Zale was in the navy as a chief specialist something or other in Gene Tunncy's physi cal training outfit, which does n't rate him very many points in this corner. Before he went into the navy, he fought out of a crouch, bob bing and weaving, and fought for points though getting his share of knockouts. Since com ing out of the service Zale has had a half-dozen fights, stood straight up and won them all by knockouts. So much for Tony. He goes in against Rocky Graziano, a terrific . puncher who has mowed his way through the welterweight division and is now taking on someone his own size. The fight, in Madison Square Garden is expected to draw a half-million berries at the gate, and it looks as though. uraziano is going to take Tony right on into" camp. ... We're beginning to wonder if Klamath isn't slightly jinxed in competing against Medford in sports. Football, basketball and now baseball. Is it ever going to end? Clyde Carlstrom is a good friend of mine, but I'm still try ing to figure out why Mel Car penter didn't pull Clyde out of the game when he got the tying run against him on base in the eighth inning of Wednesday night's game. He had Frannie Miller and Jimmie West 'both in the game. . . Also not in the sports line, Gabriel Heatter on the radio last night remarked to the ef fect that the "man with the red galoshes" was headed back to the governor's mansion of Georgia. Gabe might not know it, but it's red galluses, not ga loshes, that Gene Talmadge wears. Galoshes you wear to paddle around in the mud and snow; galluses, ye durn fool Gabe, are for to hold yer pants up. mi DANCE Saturday Night K.C. HALL Sponsored by Townitnd Club . Modern and Old Tim Dancing 9:00 'til 1:00 Man SOe Ladies 50c YOU GET COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE HERE! With the finest and most modern equipment available. 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For this San Francisco could thank the This Keeps Cropping Up CHICAGO, July 19 lJ'l A reported "alarming trend" to ward semi - professionalism in college athletics will be studied here next Monday and Tuesday by representatives of 16 major college athletics conferences. The meeting, considered one of the most important develop ments in administration of post war intercollegiate sports, was called by K. L. Wilson, commis sioner of the western conference and secretary of the National Collegiate Athletic association. The NCAA will hold a sepa rate meeting after the assembly of the 16 conferences. Wilson said he hoped the con ference representatives would reach an agreement on "uni form practices that are in ac cord with the fundamental prin ciples we share." He added: "There has become evident an alarming trend which could well wreck our whole purpose of amateurism if it is not check ed. That is the picture of col leee athletics seeking out the iboy instead of the boy seeking out college atniciics. "The result leads to a stale of semi - professionalism which distorts the whole conception of athletics as a part of education. Therefore the paramount issue before the meeting is the future of the spirit of amateurism in intercollegiate athletics." Veterans Meet Palmerton Nine SOFTBALL STANDINGS Team . W. L. Moose Z.3 0 Vets 2 Palmerton 2 Elks 1 Ashley 1 KC 1 Merchants 0 Softball league games for to night put the second-place Vet erans of Foreign Wars against the third-place Palmerton Lum ber nine on Recreation dia mond, and the Elks and Ash ley's Chevrolet on Applegate ballyard. The Vets-Timbermen lilt can make a slight change in the league standings if Palmerton wins, but if the Veterans take it, they will move right into a first-place deadlock with the Moose, idle tonight. Both games are scheduled to start at 6:30. 74 B. K. Taed Phone 7071 Los Angeles Angels, who shad ed the challenging Oakland Acorns 7 (1, leaving Ihein half a game below the top rung. Los Angeles found the route tough against the Acorns and had to stem a ninth-inning rally to nose them out. With Oakland men on first and third and one out, relief Pitcher Jess Ooher nic whiffed pinch-hitter Damon Hayes and Shortstop Arty Uiggs to end the threat. Eddy Zipay, Sacramento So lon first baseiiitiu. had a perfect night at bat in five turns, and his fifth hit drove home the win ning run for a 3-2 victory over the San Diego Padres. The con test stretched into nn extra inn ing. in which Alex Kunipouris opened a Solon drive bv doub ling against the left field fence. Zipay, who had driven home the first tally with the aid of an error al the plate und the sec ond with a single In the eighth inning, bunked in Kampouris to end the game. The Seattle Muinicrs bashed the Portland Beavers 13-6 In a game with a wild finish that produced seven Rainier runs in the final inning. Four Portland pitchers failed to stem the ninth frame tide before Seattle had netted four singles and six walks and benefited from a pass ed ball. Dodgers Like Bend Training BEND, Ore., July 19 lV Sixty Brooklyn football Dodgers got their second day's instruc tion in Coach Mai Stevens' basic singlc-wingbaek plays . today with Bill Pope. Kalamazoo, Mich., nursing an Injured ankle on the sidelines. Stevens said the Drake relays sprint winner was not seriously hurt. The squad is taking two work outs daily calesthenies in the mornings and grid drill in the afternoons in preparation for nitra-squad games Aug. 2 and 9. The size of the squad will be whittled after those games, Stevens indicated. A training table has been set up at Pilot Butte inn, where some of the players are housed. Others arc at a camp ground. Stevens said the plateau coun try, with its cool nights, is ideal for training. Dance MERRILL COMMUNITY HALL SATURDAY JULY 20 Music by LES GARDNER and th. WESTERN HILLBILLIES Adm. 60c p.r person, tax Inc. Dancing 9 to 1 Announcing Real Estate Agency H. "Pat" Howes Realtor 511 E. Main St. Midland Empire Bldg. Phone 6417 IIDAWCIE SAT. NIGHT BALDY'S BAND "JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" Featuring Vocalists VAN THOME MARY MAHONEY PATTY MEYERS 74c P.r Parson Dancing 9 Till 1:00 Seattle Grid Goes To Court TACOMA, July llKl'i Foot ball inuveu into the vourlroiini yeslertiiiy wllu the filing ol un acuon by ' Jiimea A. Manilas) uf Seattlu against Alvm T. Davles, Tuconia sportsman, in connec tion with operation uf a I'uget .muiid entry in the I'acilic Coast Football League, Inc. Miiudaa asks that Davit's be enjoined from claiming he lias a irauclilse In the league, from operating a team in lint league, judgment of 5-0tlU unci an ac counting of Iho receipts of the 11)44 season. The Seatllelte'i compluliit, filed in superior court, stated that Mnndas held a Iranchlso for operation of the Seattle Steel ers In the const circuit. Davles owned a franchise (rum Un American football league for the Seattle Uombeis and, the com plaint asserted, sought to em ploy Mundas us athletic niun uger and to uequlre his players and training tacilitiea, Maiulus Muled lie refused to sign such a contract but agreed to become Davies' athletic man ager. In 1943, the American (ootball league ceased to exist and Davies asserted himself to be owner of the Seattle fran chise in the coast loop. In Sacramento, J.nufusKlaw nns, Coast league president, de clared the league records show Davies as the owner of the Seal lleTacoma franchise and that ' no other parties have an Inter est." K..p your car in good repair. Iniur. with Hant Norland. 123 N. 6th St. Phon. 6060. GARDEN WELTER "GO" ON KFLW TONIGHT it?.. Two fast-coming wrilrrweiehta, Tony I'rllone (ttliovr) of New York, and Charlie "Cluirk." Tavlor. Coalnrt, IVtuiHylviinia, battle in tlie main ten at Manhattan's Madison Square lianlrn tonight. 1'rllonc, a long-range boxer, use. a wide variety of puiicliri. lie miles a smashing right upiwrrut with a Ktcnt left hook. It is the latter, how. ever, that has gained him most of his wins. Among others, his victims in clude Hilly tirnham, Lulu Coatantino stifl 1'atsy Ciovnnciti. Taylor is a nilty package ami dis plays consumnials boxing skill, in addition to having dangerous al Inp. I lo gut his first acclaim around Cotliam when he drlratrd Krrddie Archer several weeks ago. He lookrd so good that a lot of the mob climbed on his bandwagon. I Enjoy the excitement, blow-by-blow, on Gillette's Cavalcade 1 of Sports over American Brond i casting Co. and KFLW (1450 on your dial) at 7 p. m. And remember ! men . . . LOOK sharp! FEEL sharp! HE sharp! 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