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Belcostro's This rocking surfboard. lavored clutch ol Pet. Balcastro. put an and to tha fighting of W.lT.r S...? Ach.iu in th.ir rac.nt mii.d match. Ach.iu ha. of farad to b.ttl. B. castro again this wY." on a winnar taka aU b..i.. .till unconvincad that Pata can maka a ragular oc curranca of auch aa this. Tough Test For Snapp Youthful Spencer Holds Good Tocoma Ring Record Promofr Mack Lillard. who has seen Kayo Mel Spencer in action, thinks the colored Ta coma lightheavy will prove a real acid test for the local ring champ in their main event bout tomorrow night at the armory. Spencer is just 20 years old. is six feet tall and weighs 175. He has a long reach and has won five of six recent bouts by knockouts. The statistics put him just about of equal size with his opponent. Ursal Snapp, who also is a six-footer and rangy. Snapp has fought two bouts since he came out of the arrpy. outpointing Billy Sunday and knocking out Johnny Peters, and will be the intense favorite of the crowd to do likewise with Spencer. Snapp is not only a very popular Klamath county boy, he is an excellent boxer with a good punch, so the favor itism the crowd will show him when he coroes into the ring to morrow night will not be purely sentimental. Another Fiver The bout will be five rounds. Tn the other fiver, Johnnv Jones of the Southern Pacific will meet PFC Len Allen of the Ma rine Barracks in a middleweight scrap. Jones, well-built, stocky left hander, has shown three times here and Improved with each fight . His first fight went to a ; three-heat technical for Billy Sunday, principally because Jones failed to guard his chin, but he has made no such mis take in later bouts. Very little Is known about the marine who will fieht Jones ex cept that he is said to be one of the most promising leather neck leatherpushers who have beer, working out In the big bar racks gymnasium, a gym that turned out some very good fighters while the militarv in Ftailation was running full blast. Quartet of Prelims In addition to the Snapp-Spen-cer headliner and the Jones Allen tiff, four prelims of four rounds each are on the card for tomorrow. Reserve seat tickets for the matches are on sale at Matt Fin nigan's store, and at last report pasteboards were going the way of all precious commodities. General admission copies will be placed on sale at the armorv box office at 7 o'clock fight night. Portland Teams Still In Race PORTLAND. July 29 .P) The undefeated class in the an nual state semi-pro baseball tourney was narrowed down to two Portland teams today: Gil bert Furniture and Rialto Bil liards. Gilbert edged Ames Grocery, 4-3, last night, and RiaHo over came the Albany Vets, 8-6. It was the first defeat for Albany and Ames in the double elimina tion affair. In daylight games, Forest Grove and Reliable Shoe eased out of the tournament with their second defeats. McElroy's Ball room shut out Reliable, 5-0, and Byorly's put through a walk, double and single in the extra eighth inning to eliminate Forest Grove, 8-7. An average of 41 tons of steel is used in the construction of one mile of standard two-lane concrete highway. In ancient times, infant deser tion was a legitimate practise. INSTALL Metal Weather Stripping lor uvar-roiind comfort! ' CONSERVES FUEL KEEPS OUT DIRT and DUST Available on FHA Termi Phone ,4949 Smith Weather Stripping Co. Surfboard Ends Walt r ' m, .daw-' a -fain" ififrryi"r mi rr y i Pair Of ALHurlers Head For 30 Wins By The Associated Press j Unless Cleveland's Bobby Fel ler or Detroit's Hal Newhouser hits an unexpected decline, there appears a good chance to day that the American league will furnish two 30-game win ners this season. Not since 1912 when the im mortal Walter Johnson and Smoky Joe Wood reached the 30-victory mark did two great pitchers come along with such peerless parallel performances. Following on the heels of Newhouser, who became the ma jors' first pitcher to win 20 fames Saturday, Feller racked up his 19th triumph yesterday I by shutting out the Washington Senators 2-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. The Indians also won the nightcap 7-4 to advance Wl Baseball Scores High By The Associated Press Western International league baseball scores reached almost basketball proportions over the weekend with a total of 254 hits and 189 runs in 11 contests. Scores ranged from Bremer ton's 3-0 win over Tacoma in yesterday s first game to the 28 15 track meet which Vancouver won from Yakima Saturday night. The latter game bettered by one run the 42 run total racked up in Wenatchee's 24-18 victory over Salem earlier in the week. Through the maze of base hits, Wenatchee moved back in to a virtual tie with Salem for the league lead while Bremer ton moved ahead of Tacoma in their nip-and-tuck race for third place. Wenatchee took a 1 1 three ' weekend contests from Victoria with a 16-3 Saturday triumph followed by 12-11 and 16-2 twin win Sunday. Salem could win but one from SDokane. drooping Saturday's clash 7-6 and Sunday's 12-inning finals 8-7. The Oregonians took yesterday's opener 17-7. Bremerton scored a triple against Tacoma. 8-3 Saturday and 3-0, 5-2 yesterday. Vancouver and Yakima Dlayed a double bill- Saturday in the Canadian city with Vancouver winning the wild one 28-15 and taking a "pitcher's battle" 9-4. Commission Vetoes Galento Showing SPOKANE, July 29 VP) ! Texas Babe Sharkey can't put on the gloves with Two-Ton Tony j Galento in Spokane, the state ! athletic commission has decided, but Promoter Hat Freeman is ! trying to substitute a wrestler-vs-boxer match for the planned Fri- ' day meeting of the Behemoths. Freeman said he'd try to stage j the show billed as a grudge ' match with Galento wearing I gloves and Sharkey doing tho wrestling. The commission ruling came ' when Boxing Promoter Orien i Gross argued that Freeman's wrestling license didn't eive him the right to stage a boxing match. Classified Ads Bring Results. Acheiu within three games of the fourth olace Nats. Hard-luck Dizzy Trout went down to his third straight shut out defeat as Jesse Flores scat tered seven Bengal bingles in pitching the A s to a 2-0 win in the opener. Frank (Stubby) Overmire spaced seven hits to defeat the Mackmen in the nightcap 6-2. Sox Keep Lead The pace-setting Boston Red Sox maintained their 11-game lead over the New York Yan kees by gaining an even split with the St. Louis Browns. After Denny Galehouse has stopped them 3-2 in the first game, the gox stripped six St. Louis chuck- ers for 13 hits and an 11-4 tn- umoh in the afterpiece The Yankees also had to come from behind to break even with Chicago. Held to six hits in the opener by Johnny Rigney who blanked them 2-0, the New Yorkers hopped on Ralph Ham tier and two successors for 11 hits and an easy 7-1 win. The second-place St. Louis Cardinals narrowed Brooklyn's National league leading margin to a game and a-half by blank ing the Boston Braves 2-0 while the Dodgers were being humbled by Pittsburgh's Pirates 7-3. Cubs Adrance The third place Chicago Cubs advanced to within six and a half games of first place by sweeping both ends of a twin bill from the Philadelphia Phil lies 11-3 and 3-1. A seven-run first frame helped Hank Borowy. returning to the mound after being knocked off the hill Sat urday, to his fifth success. Despite a pair of home runs by the Giants' Johnny Mize, which raised his league leading total to 22, the Cincinnati Reds downed the New Yorkers twice, 8-3 and 5-4. Five Days Added To Deer Season A general deer season from September 28 to October 25 for blacktail and mule deer with forked antlers was set for Ore gon by the state game commis sion in Portland Saturday. The season allows for five days more of hunting than was planned in tentative schedules announced earlier. Elk season was postponed un- ; til October 29 so as not to coin- j cide with the extended deer hunting period. i Clayton Steam Generators Now Available 0-150 pounds steam pressure (in 5 minutes) O FULLY AUTOMATIC O OIL OR GAS FIRED INEXPENSIVE O To install O To operate See the "CLAYTON" on display at the COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE CO. Commercial Arts Building 233 So. 11th Phone 7164 Sons Crumple Dunsmuir 16-7 By HALE SCARBROUGH Cutting loose with seven hits, good for six runs, in the hist halt of the eighth inning on Recreation dluniond yesterday, the Klamath Sons ran over the Dunsimiir Ruilroadi-rs ltt-7 in what was a very close baseball game until the final Klamath outburst. The win was the 11th Northern California league victory for the Sons, against but one defeat, and left them still on top of the loop. Klamath took a thire-run lend in the second inning yesterday on a double by Ernie Hi shop. Dale Graham's single, a walk to Jim Uoeehi and a bag-clearing triple to renter by Clyde Curl sirom. Two more Klamath tallies came across in the third on a walk to Hi Hatfield, Bishop's Holder's choice grounder and a double to left by Hurt Golbar. It was the fourth Inning before Dunsmuir counted. Bob Reid reached second on an error and came home when Ron Behnko lined a single into left field. Soft Loop In Muddle Outsido Boll Circuit Ends Ploy This Week Going into the final week of scheduled play ,lhc Moose soft ball team is too fur out in front for anyone to catch now and conversely the Merchants have the cellar slot in undisputed con trol, but positions in the stand ings in between the Moose and Merchants are still not settled. This week bottles up the month of July and also packages the Softball schedule for the season s second half play, but a playoff for the league title is in the making. Softball Standings Team W L Moose 4 0 VFW 2 1 Palmerton 3 2 KC 3 3 Elks 2 2 Ashley 1 3 Merchants 0 4 The first half finished with Moose and Elks tied on top of the standings, thereby earning for both a berth in the playoff. The second half, so far as the Moose team is concerned, has gone the same way as the first, but the Vets at present have re placed the Elks in the runner-up spot. By agreement when the schedule started, if cither of the winners of the first half dupli cates in the second, the next team in line takes a playoff spot. The two remaining positions in the title series will be decided this week. Two Garnet Tonight Tonight the Elks take on Palmerton at Recreation field In what will be the last game of the schedule for both outfits, and over on Applegate field the Mer chants have a game with Ashley Chevrolet. No matter how those tilts go, they will serve only to further muddle the middle of the standings. men Wednesday night sched uled play Is supposed to official ly end with a single game be tween the Vets and Moose on Recreation diamond. But since j there was a 6-6 tie last Monday between the Vets and Ashley that has to be replayed, and . since the Vets can't play two ' games at once in Wednesday's twilight, that deadlock will probably be played Friday. Only after that game will the picture of the second, third and ! fourth places in the standings be I clear, and maybe not then Packers Fall Before Ashland Lowell's Packers ran into some tough going over Ashland yesterday afternoon, going down to a 15-5 defeat at the hands of the Ashland Elks. Jimmie West, starting pitcher for the Packers, went five in nings and was touched for all of Ashland's hitting and scoring. Byron Cody relieved in the sixth and was 100 per cent ef fective the rest of the way through. Tex Harris, hurling for Ash land, gave up only seven hits. The Ashland cause was helped along by six Klamath miscues. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION N I. o.f ef Time Permanent Rratiltst OR. E. M. MARSHA Cnlrenreetle Phrefela tie. 7Lk Emalre Theatre BI4 Pkene 7M Then In the filth the Railroad ers began to touch Cnrlstrom's slants more reudlly and brought across three runs. With two away Bones Coon shipped a single Into right, Cliff Flowers singled down the third base line, Maurice Ueek cleared the bugs with a double to left, Iteid walked and Behnke singled into left, scoring Beck. The score stood 5-4. Over the Fence Klamath retaliated with two runs in their half V the fifth on hits by Hatfield and ULshup and an infield out, but Chuck Carl quist. Railroader first baseman, put his team buck in the gume when he opened the sixth heat with a home run over the right field barrier. Roscoe Kimble singled and Ira Wyutt doubled for another run, making the count 7-6. Art Bnca relieved Coon on the hill for Dunsmuir us the Sons went to but in the sixth and was immediately tapped for a puir of runs on three hits. Klumuth scored ngain in the seventh and the Railroaders marked up one in their section of the eighth. Then cunic the spree which wrapped the game up for the Sons. With one away, Hutfield and Bishop singled, Golbar hit the left field wall with a double, Graham mid lloeci singled. Carl strom rifled a double into center and Brooks singled. Harold Car rington. lefthander, came in to pitch for Dunsmuir and got Johnny Pustega and Fran Miller out on flies. Carlstrom't Win Carlstrom, who was relieved by Miller on the mound in the sixth, was the winning pitcher but managed only two strike outs while giving up 12 hits and five runs. Miller worked the rest of the way, (aiming four. Carlquist's blow was the only round-tripper of the game, but in the fence-rattling department, Carlstrom had a triple, a double and two singles, and Bishop, Hatfield, Bocchi and Golbar each hud two-bankers for the Sons. On the defense, the Sons came up with three double plays. UU.NSSU'IR Flower, cf Bee. 2b Held, rl. It Mchnke. u . Carlqulel. lb .. 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Each mulch was given one point for the winner of eneh nine holes, and an extra point for Iho low 18 hole score, and there were some very close mutches. When the points were finully totnled, Kiwnnis wus no longer the title holder. Dr. Hay Oldiviburg and Bob Sprout even split a point. Dr. Oldenburg wus two up on the first nine, Spront two up on the second nine and all even for the 18, so each hud one and a half points. Next Sunday one of the biggest tourneys of the summer seuson will be held on the Kennies course when about 43 golfers from Bend are expected to re new inter-city competition after a Wartime layoff. Dr. Oldenburg I and Bill Huge Istcm will be in charge of arrnugements for that meeting. S STANDINGS Pet SXI ,e4t) Ml ..US .4S4 .444 .371 .331 San FrfuncUco Os.lt Und .. .. Hollywood 2?rrrTn10 Wl M ..43 Portland Seattle 40 aelli Senear Oakland 0-4. Portland 3-3. San Dlrxi 1-1, Hollywood 11 Sacramento 3-1. San r ranc-ltca 1-3. Loe Auselea 8 0. Seattle 1-0. 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It will be the third series this year between the two tennis which, since curly this eviiMin, have been running luudeiu lush Ion fur out in front ol the rest ol tut- league. For the lust couple ol weeks Ihu lender has been Sun Francisco, with Oakland a hot second. The Seuls enjoy a one giuna udvuutagi- over the Oaks us the series opens. Oakland gained one gamo on the heals ycMciiiuy by winning a doublc-hemlcr 1 1 inn l'uitlanu while the San Friinelsciins were dividing with Sucruineuto. Oak land won the Inst game U to i and the second 4 to 3. Hoy llelser wus charged with both I'm Hand losses. He was relieved In the foul th inning of the first gume, the frame in which seven Ouk runs crossed the plule. llelser wus sent Into the sec ond gume in the sixth hilling. At that stage the score was 3 -all, llelser went to the showers in the seventh lifter lleurdeu and Writ hike had singled uud a pass ed ball hud udvuneed them to second und third. After dropping the oM-nlng gume to Suerainento, 3 to 1, tin Seuls won the nighteup by the same count, Gni'th tiled) Mann allowed the Seuls but four hits In the first JOHN 8TACKPOOL OUT HKND, Ore.. July 2 lVi An injury to his left shoulder will bench John Stackpool. former University of Washington back, for three weeks. Couch Mill Stev ens of the pro (oolhull Brooklyn Dodgers, suid yesterday. Stuck imioI Injured the shoulder In ml Ultra-squad aerimmuge sesilou, aniu Sunday Clnrlittvutl ff a. Nw York 3 4. I'hlrago It J I'lille.lallihla J , HI I.VUU a IliMlon u l-lllihuratt T. llMMalit T DINE , At The Sign Ol The RED ROOSTER KUmtth't rinit SU Klamath Ava. Opon 5:30 a. m. to 10 p. m how you con enjoy BLENDED WHISKEY the old-time favorite rOOr e 70 GAJN NIOTIAl DUTtllUTIO Y (INITIO DUTIlltti jr Knockdowns ir Knockouts URSAL SNAPP (Pictured) MEL SPENCER 5 Rounds Lightheavy '3;.-. .l.' af ti 3M "ST. a ' it l- - e . -AMI: . 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