Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, August 14, 1946, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSnapp Outlasts Bill MctCinnon By HALE SCARBnOUQH lliilil liuya uliMirhi-il u IcitUIi: iiiniiuiil of piiiiiitlinii'iil In the rniory rliill liit nlulil lirforo Mi-itHI's Urmil Hmi wun awarded lour niunil TKO uvrr Mmiiir lllll MiKliiimn. II wim Hit' riMiuh est fur Siwi) nliue ho cuine (Mil of (lie? service and the l'l tiulil for llii! local i Iiik thin aiimiiirr. 'Till' first Iwii niiiiiiN were hIiiiiiI and nll.K nliinun Willi Knui Iji'lllllll III" Millll III the III llullllllK l.nle III till' second Sllllll i.iinr nil Urn lope, lu rush the inni'iiu li Hie dock for a Hirer count Hi Hip hell. TIic thud runlo Weill to McKiiiihhi. Ills linilsiiitf rlKht hand opined a nasty Kitsh over Sunup's It'll eye Itnd III poked lit the orb Hi'vcrul more time before the round was over. Sniipp riimo mil lo win III the liiurlli wild hit - Mi'Kliiiiou Willi eveiylliniK lie ISlPODS'u'S He Blocked The Punch - Or Did He? hud until tlx in a r I n e went down In l eil w li 1 1 e Mefeiee Wully M" counted nine. A iniimenl Inter he wun down uunln for iieveii und when he Kul lu Ilia feel Sniipp came across from Hie iiciilrul eorner In uliiiii li niilit IiiiihI Into Mr K u iiioii face iikiiiii. That lime Muss slopped the fiKht ulthouiili MeKlimoii wun (till WllllHK In net up iiml fliihl. The boys were allkr In nle enoiiiili lo lc twins mid hulli Innk every thlnu the oilier could lish mil. Three In now lu the scinlwlinliip Teddy lliiiiievell fouuhl Inn third bout with Johnny Huff mid riiine nut mi lop with It third round TKO I In ndd lo a pulr of previous I rislini. Hmisovrlt curried the filth! to Johnny all the wiiy llirmmh and til the end of the third frame Huff's seconds tie tilled he'd hud enoinili. Clone Dui'ko won mi uiipupu I r slit decision In the lop four, rounder over Juck Miller lifter Miller tun! slimed a rully In the third und fourth rounds The Kluiniith I) t) v hud a wuy of tlucklnit untler Dnrko's best left honks and avoltllmi iliiimiise and connected with Ihe hardest Miunh of the fliihl, a Jurrlnit led In Durko'a lieutl at Hie end nf the third. The onenlnK I) o u I hetween Jim W 1 1 1 in iiik of llouuuu and Juck Hartley of Chlloquln, mid ttlewpliihtu, went four roundii In it wildswinuliiK tlrnw. Chief lliitcher iiulned a split decision over llerhle Snell In their a c t I V p (ciithorwenjhl scrap. The first cunto wun no even heal and Hutclirr look the next two by keeping Snrll on the defensive ami coverinii up from a clubbing rluhl. Snell came bark stroiiiier to yuln tin: lust-round point Second Round KO Monte Montgomery, fiiihtlim from a crouch and atruiithtrn. Inn up to plant a allff left to the fate and follow with a rutin body hook, knocked out Don Hrynoldi in their aecond round. Montuomery had Reynolds against the runes at the end, slashed turn once In the ribs with a right that brought a took of surprise lo Don's face, then followed up with another that collapsed him. Reynolds claim- Utah Boxing Rules Slack SALT I.AKK CITY. Aug. 14 il'i An Investigation into Ilia dentil of lloxcr Del llurdy Zenlgcr, who died following ring knockout, today brought forth two lecomiueiiiliitions de signed to regiilult.' the sport ill Uliili. The report of u three niiin com mittee, upixiliitetl by Muyor Lull J. (iliido lifter ZeslKcr tiled Inst Tuesday ulter being knocked out the uighl before by Kemo Poll dull n( Tiioele, Utah, smd "the fight promoters violated" u city ordinunct. culling for tnetllcul in-stM-ctinu of boxers before enter ing the ring, but ulisolvetl thein of responsibility for Zcslgcr's tleiith. The recomiuentlutioiis culietl for the designation by the city commission of "some department of Hie clly government to ad minister the provisions of "Iho ordinum-e und creutlon of u box ing commission "to enforce uni form regulations of boxing throughout the slate. Portland Nine In Legion Final (JIIKAT FALLS. Mont., Aug. H Id'i I'orlluntl, Ore., meets Los Angeles lonlght in the finals of the American Legion regional baseball loiiriiaineul us the city of roses sluggers innk n chum tnoushlp ticket in defeating Hell lugliam, Wash., 0-7. The Oregoiiluns liutl no easy i lime of l in polishing ((i the ! Ilelllnglium boys, and In the! final sUiuu of the contest were forced lo re-use Ken Jensen, star chucker, to stage oft a rally. Portland had nelllnghnm ! down, 0-2, until Ihe ninth when the Washington rluli belted two pitchers out of the box In stag-, ing a five-run rully. Mm . jAnSAsA. I.tnir,,.. ....in mmLr&a You'va htard of wild punchts In th ring? Wall, look clot and you'll that Jim Wright Ion the left) has just hooked a beauty of a left lo his own achnox. The flailing fists of his adversary. Johnny Jones, aren't touching him. This shot was taken In the .middleweight fight between Wright and Jones at the armory last week by Hugh Killmeyer. Herald and News photographer. (P.B the blow didn't knock Wright out, he stayed the distance for a draw with Jones.) Bremerton WIL Players Penalized For Near Riot Ferriss Is Top Hurler Red Sox Club Phillies For Sophomore' 20th By The Assoclsled Press Dave ernss, lUoeleU "jusi un tillier lai time uitcner ' wnen he. Hopped in hia two siuru., is tuning bows totluy us the lirsl liurler since Clevclai.ti s Wes hcrreil in ltt.10 to win M Klines in each ol l:is first two complete big league seasons. 1 he iloslon sopnomore i 20-4 record overshadows llal New-: houser and Bobby tent-r and! gives him an outside chance al uie coveted JU-wui season. terriss was nol as vifectivc 1 us usual lust niglil hi uowning I'hiludelphiu, 7-a, with nine hits but he hud me uig guns ui leuuy Williams and joniiny Pesky booming at bin buck. vVilliums' two double helped drive in two runs and PeKy s three tills sparked the 11-lut ultack on liolj bavuue. at Shibe park. Keller bid lor win No. 22 ; failed when Dizzy Trout blanked Cleveland with three hits for a ( 1-0 Detroit edge, bob Lemon j finished up after Feller was lift-1 cd for a pinch-hitter in Hie eighth. Chicago clung to sixth place in the American by sweeping both ends of the first twiligm night double-header of the sea son at St. Louis. Krankie Hayes' two-run single in the seventh en abled Edgar Smith lo earn the decision in the opener, 3-2, and 'I alt Wright's ninlh inning single cashed in Orval Grove s four hitter in the second game, 2-1. Lefty Johnny Schinitz of the Chicago Cubs prevented the St. Louis Cardinals from taking over the National league lead when he blanked them with three hits, 1-0, to outpoint Harry brechecn, at Wrigley field. The leading Brooklyn tJodgers were rained out. Cincinnati's slumping Reds dropped their eighth in a row and fell to wilhin a single game of the sixth place Giants, bowing lo Pittsburgh 3-2. & STANDINGS fA( IHC COAST LEACit'E W. U Run rrsncUco 0 Oakland M 82 ts AngclM - 14 Ki Kjcrimenlo - 7.1 B7 Hollywood 71 0 Kn !lgo . M ta Portland ftcattl ... a 8 RctMlU Yitr4y 0kland Hrramnlo 2 hn Krancltwo 2. Portland 1. Katll 2. Hollywood 1 Lo Angelas 11, ftan Olago . nrKAI.D NEHI. Klamalbi Fall. Or. WKDNRallAT, Au. II, tlli, ft it rtv Seals, Oaks Stay One-Two In Pacific Flag Scramble NATIONAL LEAGI f. Brooklyn .. . Mt louti . ... L'hlrjifo Bfrtton Cincinnati .... New York ... Philadelphia Pittsburgh M 42 . 56 40 . 32 32 rd a foul. Unit the blow wn?t low, but nrtVrro Moss hiidn't .vin aiiythinif low ni wouldn't chune bin dre.x.on. X)r. (JrorKt Adlrr. rinu pbyslciito, pxiiiuiiicd IUynold.t und did not nllow the rlnim. For Thrills . . . For Spills . . FOR FUN Be at the (ladea! AUGUST 17th-18th By Th Atiociatcd Prau It was "underdog night" in the Western International league last night with Tacoma the lone up per division team lo mark up a win and even they reached up a notch to knock off aecond place Salem. Even the leading Wenalehee Chief fell victim to the night' tendency with Yakima coming back from a 1-0 defeat to take a 5-2 decision. Tacoma, combining Cy Green law Ihree-hit pitching with Dick Greco's three-run inside-the-park homer, blanked the Salem Sen ators ti l). It was Greenlaw 15lh win against 11) defeats. Three circuit cluuts, two of them by Hav Orteig, featured Vancouver H-5 rousting of Spo kane. Frank Mullens collected the third circuit blow for Ihe winners with a mnte on in Ihe eighth. Spokane' shortstop Lou Kubiar picked up a four-baser in Ihe eighth. Ilremerton took a double beat ing during ihe day one a 14 0 defeat at the hands of Victoria and the other from League Pres ident Hubert Abel who reported he ltad suspended two players for seven-day periods and issued fine totaling $185 as a result of actions in Sunday's game at Spo kane which ended in a near riot. Abel suspended Clarence GUNS All types of domestic gun wanud. Top prlct paid. The Gun Store j(Bcak) Federmeyer. ace blue lacket hurler. and Francis Curtis. ! outfielder, tor the week and ; fined the Bremerton clubowncrs $100. Gux Paglia, outfielder-! : inicncr, ana liwudq iuriis, M.-C-: ond baseman, were nicked for S25 each, First Baseman Bill I Heesc for $15 and Pitcher Hub Kittle and Trainer Wayne Ander i son $10 each. 714 Main Phon 3B63 Softball Play Slated Tonight The Moore Softball team goes into the secdnd game of the men's soft loop playoff against Pnlmerlon Lumber company, this till on Applcgatc field to night, and the Ashley Chevrolet nine goes to bat against its oncc riefeated opponent, the Elks, on Itecrcalinn diamond. Both lilts start al 6 p. m. The playoft works on a two-out-oMhree basis. If Moose or Ashley. Monday winners, win again tonight, they are through until next week, but if either lose, another game will have to be played this weekend. No games will be played next week until the latter part of the week as the Moose team will be at the regional softbail tourney In Medford Tuesday and Wednesday. Oliver Likes Southern Cal SPOKANE. Aug. 14 (JP Coach Tex Olivtr. who skip per the football team at the University of Oregon, says it I eaiier predicting this fall' Pacific slope pigskin chase than in previous year of hit long career. Responding to a question naire sent Pacific coast con ference coaches. Oliver pre dicted the University of South ern Caliiornia would come out on top. but he added: "Los Angeles it going to be the scene of a football civil war with Southern Cal and UCLA squabbling over the right to play in the Rose bowl." Like most other coaches when talking about their own team, Oliver places his Oregon quad about eighth in ranking the 10-team conference. The Oregon coach said he figure the coast conference race to end with team placing in this order: Southern Cali fornia. UCLA. Oregon State. Washington State. Washington, California. Stanford. Oregon. Idaho and Montana, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT B) Tha ArLateJ I'reta BHIGHTON. England-Frcddia MHU. l7Wli. England. knocked out John NllMon. 175 4 3. Sweden. 1. Non-lttle. DR. M. C. CASSEL Chiropractic Physician llavhrt, U. Momcb and Spinal Allmrnl 233 SO. 11th ST. PHONE 5609 Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin cmnoronisT - rooT specialist t'oal Sargffrr and - Orthopedics McATEE CLINIC t?? t. 7th M. ("ban S17I A IT U R A S SAT. -SUN. August 77-78 2 p. m. O Nationally Known Riders O Trick Riders, Ropers O Bulldogging O Calf Roping O Mac Barbour in Charge The two-day celebration will include two night of dancing, a street carnival, and a monitor parade will be the attraction before and after the show at the rodeo grounds. WRESTLIN it Excitement Thrills 1 ' 3 , Mad Mike Naxarlan (mad Indeed, In the picture here) will team with Bob Keneiton In a tag match tussle against Joe Lynam and Walter "Sneese" Acheiu. It will be an hour match. Jack Pinto will meet Tex Hager in a aix-round opener, THURSDAY NIGHT 8:30 P. M. Armory Arena SEAT RESERVATIONS Phone or Call at Castlcberry's for Sections A, B and C 530 Main Phona 3333. Klamath Billiards for Section D 630 Main Phon 9167 Result! YeiUrdty Chicago I, 81. Loula 0. Pttu burgh 3. Cincinnati 2 N?w York at Brooklyn, rain Philadelphia at Bo ion. postpemad. Prt .ft.12 .629 .540 ,2 1 .Sl .415 .3M1 .U3 Pet. .611 rV)4 .333 ..V .437 .449 .433 .408 rain. AMERICAN LEAGI K W. L Pet. B.ton t 78 3J .703 New York .. 63 .383 Detroit 91 Ati .570 Washington 35 33 .300 Cleveland 33 34) .473 Chicago 30 01 .450 Bt. LouU 47 B2 .431 Philadelphia 33 78 .201 KraulU Yeaterday Bmton 7. Philadelphia 3. Chicago 3-2. St. Lout 2-1. Detroit 1. Cleveland 0 Waahlngton at iStw York, postponed, wet grounda. Puckett Will Shoot In Vandalia Meet Cal D. Bay of Eugene, inter nationally known trapshooter, will lead squad No. 21 of Oregon to the Grand American Handicap shoot at Vandalia, O., August 16 to 24. Prcnt Puckett, Klamath sports man, George L. Jantzer of Med ford, Bob Bittick of Eugene, and Ray Glass of Eugene, Oregon state champion, will attend the shoot, and Comdr. S. A. Congdon of the naval air station will com pete in the Grand American handicap. By Th Associated Pre Big homecoming welcome for road trip conquerors in the Pa cilic Coast Ua.schuU league left Sacramento and Hollywood fan with nothing but a letdown to day. The Sacramento Solons, with 13 victories and two losses for the most successful r e o r d aoroad In the last two weeks, trouped out for a home stand last night before 7741 fan, the 'luesday record in the park. Oakland's Acorns beat them 3-2 in Hugger Ardizoia five-hit pitching victory over Tony Fieitas and a (pventh-inning rally topped by Vie Buccola triple. In the Hollywood style, band music and speeches welcomed the movie city Stars, home from a six-game winning streak, and Jimmy Dykes in hi first home appearance as manager of the club. The Seattle fiainiers, be hind the two-hit hurling of Ike Pearson, administered a 2-1 de feat, the first since Dykes took over. Lou Novikoff's double be hind Kermit Lewis' two-bagger in the sixth inning scored the winning tally. Larry Jansen, mound ace of the league who moves to the I Polo Grounds for the New York I Giant next season, pitched the toop-ieaaing ban rrancisco seals to a 2-1 victory over the Port land Beavers for his 24h win of the season. It was the 13th consecutive victory for the right hander, who has lost only three games this season. With the count tied in the ninth inning, Neill Sheridan sin gled and scored when Seal Third Baseman Don Trowcr poked a double. The win left the Seals three game ahead of second-ranking Oakland. The only league game to warm up the base runner was tlio Lot Angeles Angels' 11-6 triumph over the San Diego Padre Los Angeles, whose third place standing has been challenged by the recent successes of Sacra, mento and Hollywood, held a hitting bee in the ninth Inning, piling up six runs with II bat ter taking turn at the plate. LOS ANOEI.rS Carlo! Chaval. 19. Lna Angalaa, nutpolnUd Juan Laanoa. IM, Torraon, Maalco, 10. COLUMBUS. O Willie RuiialJ. Columbus, knocked out Chuck Hint, 141, Detroit. .1. B1NGHAMTON. N. Y. Gunnar Bar lund. 207, New York, outpointed Joa MatUI. 200, Endlcott, N. Y , 10. Hunters and Vacorionists! TARPS 7x9 7.50 8x10 10.50 10 x 12 14.00 Other Size up to 16 x 24 48.50 Any Size Made to Order HOWIE BROS. 2313 S. 6th Phone 4362 iiinw Theee beela are atrlttf Cor KUm- t n riihermen. fr'iahtjrmen have purchaied heav ily dt wi (till Going FLY WEIGHT BOOTS $995 Lightweight Hip Length Adjustable Boot Strap Cleated Sol Laced Knee Support Cushion Sole -Aik Mati Matt Finnigan's Sporting Goods 17 Main II U dV A S.C a f- , mvl v . j - ' .a.A'. . t AO" re ; !' C.IW' .,v..:,nO . Am td c oV e. j 0 oi -s ?&XS& r This happened but it might have happened like this CUT POWER LINE KILLS YOUTH . 1 ' 1 Wit llllIM DlflA "J "nil nine onui Russia Asks jKjgxMs Unification -a;.sSr'HGennany TT'-Uii. ,' "j'l I I E Award sSSs-a?:,!5t- llors and parents alike have been warned by ihe county juvenile officer of the hazards from careless and mali cious gun shooting. A Copoo high power line recently was severed by n rifle shot. The inconveni ence and expense to electricity users and the power company is self evident. The worst part is the danger from elec trocution to the very individual who takes a shot at a power insulator. The California Oregon Power Company appeals to boys as sportsmen (and to parents responsible for their children) NOT TO SHOOT AT POWUIl IIWSIJLA TOIIS. l'lease cooperate for YOLTl OWN SAFETY! The California Oregon Power Company