Portland
Loses But
Stays Up
By The Associated Press
There were a lot of explosive (to-lnR-on
In the Pacific Coast league
lwit night, with the Hollywood Stare
netting off most of the spectacular
fireworks. a . .
Before the shooting ended both
the league leaders, Portland and
Ban Diego, lost a game but re
mained tied at the top: the cellar
dwellers. Seattle and Oakland, each
won but were still tied at the bot
tom; Los Angeles was alone in third
place and Sncraniento. San Fran
cisco and Hollywood were tied for
Sacramento was leading Holly
wood. 7 to 4. In the eighth Inning
when the Stars unset the Solons
with a seven-run blast on five hits,
four walks and a wild pitch to win.
11 to 8. There were S7 hits In the
slugging match. 15 for Sacramento
and 12 for Hollywood. Seven pitch
ers saw service.
In Portland the Los Angeles
Anrels performed a somewhat
similar operation on the Beavers.
Portland Pitcher Jake Mooty was
sailing alonr with a S to lead,
having yielded onlv one hit and a
walk, when In the seventh In
ning the Angels burst forth with
four rnns to win. 4 to 3.
twit RtAinhnrk singled for the
Angels, then Mooty walked three
men in a row to force In a run
after which singles by Lou Stringer
and Pinch Hitter Leon Treadway
off Relief Pitcher Ad Liska brought
In three more.
More unusual business occurred In
Seattle where the Ealnlers beat San
Francisco, S to a, as Seattle Pitcher
Dick Barrett was given a walk with
the bases loaded and two out in
the ninth inning to force In the
winning tally.
Oakland won a more normal ball
game from San Diego, S to 2. on the
seven -hit pitching of Rookie Jim
Arnold, 21, who forced the Padres
to scatter their blows. The Oaks,
on the other hand, landed on San
Diego's veteran hurler, Tom Seats,
for the winning runs.
. PACIFIC COAST, LEAGUE
W. L Pet
Portland . 13
San Diego 13
8
.619
.619
8
10
12
12
12
14
Los Angeles
Sacramento ,
San Francisco
Hollywood
Seattle
-.13
.565
.478
.478
.478
.391
391
Oakland
14
Yesterday's Results
Seattle 3, San Francisco 2.
Los Angeles 4, Portland 3.
Oakland 3, San Diego 2.
Hollywood 11, Sacramento
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L.
Pittsburgh '. 1
Brooklyn 4 2
Philadelphia 4 4
Chicago .i . 4 4
Boston 3
Cincinnati 4 6
New York 3 4
St Louis : 2 i
Yesterday's Results
' Boston 5, New York 1.
Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia 1
; Chicago 7, Cincinnati 1. '.';
Pittsburgh 8, St Louis S.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet
.857
.667
.500
.500
M0
.400
333
.286
Pet
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
2 .750
1 .750
2 .600
3 .571
3 .500
3 .500
4 300
6 -43
Detroit
Washington
Ht. LOUIS
Philadelphia
Yesterday Results
New York 3, Boston 0.
Cleveland 10, St Louis 4.
Washington 4. Philadelphia
' Detroit 7, Chicago 4.
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No sooner had the legislature packed up and gone home than one
of the measures passed at the last session In Salem was attacked' and
threatened with a referendum. The measure Is senate bill 140, a fish
law which was Introduced by the senate conunitfee on fishing Industries
by request, presumably the request of commercial fishing industries..
The stale directors of the Oregon Wildlife Federation and Isaak
Walton league have decided to try to bring the new law to' rot
of the people by referendum and try to get It tossed out as Inimical
to sports fishing.
It can't be brought to a vote before the 1948 general election, and
the first step Is to get 18.000 signatures on a petition demanding that
the newly -okayed law be submitted to the people. There'll be plenty of
other things for us voters to be thinking about in '48. Including the
choice of a president, but If the various conservation outfits turn loose
on SB 140 like they did on the steelhead bill last fall, we can expect
a pretty lively campaign on that matter.
News Will Be Out This Week-End
Mel Carpenter, who will again manage the Klamath Sons baseball
team this year. Is expecting to have a much stronger aggregation this
year than last, and we'll see whether he's guessing right come Saturday
night and Sunday when the Sons play the Medford Craters, first over
there and then over here.
Last vear the Craters thumped
8 to S and 12 to 8. Now the Medfordltes are In the same loop with the
locals, and the two squads will get
course of the summer.
Fred Hess of Henley is the most sought-after young athlete
In the county. Fred has every football coach In the state drooling,
although the drooling has to be done In an offhand manner on
account of the parity code. Eyes bare also been made at the blond '
fullback from St. Mary's, which doesn't have to be so secretive. '
Hess figures on going Into dentistry.
One hundred thousand Eastern Brook trout, catching -si le. are
being planted in the waters of Klamath, Deschutes and Lake counties,
according to word from the game commission, and several thousand
rainbow trout are also being planted In county waters this month.
m m
Something that might throw a
come Saturday is the fact that the
Klamath county, will be open for
Sprague isn't open until May 20.
Salem Drops To Third
As Spokane Controls WIL
By The Associated Press
The surprising Vancouver Cata
lan as, who dropped four successive
starts to the Salem Senators in the
Oregon city, surged back on their
home field last night to sweep a
doubleheader and three-game series
from the same Senate nine by scores
oi -s ana 7-4.
The Triumphs relegated the once-
Philly Has Pro
Basketball Title
PHILADELPHIA. Anril 24 UFl
After a 16-year wait, Philadelphia
today had a professional sports
champion the Warriors of the
-uuucetoaii Association of America,
Joe Pulks and company put the
clincher on the BAA playoffs last
night with an 83-80 victory over
the Chicago Stags to capture the
title play four games to one in the
Dest-oi-seven series.
The basket-barraffiiur Mr. Fulka.
who halls from Kuttawa. Ky., hung
up a points to esiaousn a season
total of 1611, the greatest in record
ed history and a mark which It may
take decades to equal.
The Warriors stmnlant Connie
Mack's Athletics, winners of the
1931 American league's baseball
pennant, as the most recent Quaker
City Utlist
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT '
OAKLAND. Calif. Tommy Bell.
149. Youngstown. outoolnted Paul
Lewis, 155. Oakland, 10.
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the Sons twice In exhibition games,
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few of our fishermen for a loss
North Fork of Sprague river. In
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leading Salem tes to a third place
tie with Victoria and lifted the Caps
from a cellar deadlock to a tie for
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Spokane, taking Its second one-
run edge from the Bremerton Blue
jackets ny a 6-5 la-inning count
moved into the league leadership
wun lacoma, z-i winner in li in
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second.
Victoria dropped a 10-6 contest
to Yakima.
The Caps marked up both their
triumphs on next-to-last inning
splurges, pushing over five tallies in
the sixth inning of the opener and
three in the eighth frame of. the
nightcap. Six home runs, evenly
divided, sparked the twin bill with
Salem's Mel Nunes collecting , one
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No lenkthy blows, but timelv hit
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BC Player
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BOSTON. Anril 24 (m Don Pan
dora. 19-year-old passing sensation
of the Boston college Eagles football
team, was reported to be on the
West Coast Wednesday to discuss
possible transfer to the University
of San Francisco.
His move came as a shock to B. O.
athletio officials, but they remained
officially silent though obviously
peeved. There were reports that
the alumni would protest against
what some called tne "luring" of
their star by the other Jesuit col
lege. And, on top of Pandora's flight
came unconfirmed rumors that two
other Eagles would follow him to
tne eoa.it.
The University of San Fran
cisco has already Indicated lis In
tention to go Mblg time" by sign
ing Ed McKeever, formerly of
Cornell, as head coach. McKeever
was once assistant to Frank Leahy
at Boston college, and resigned a
com forts ble post at Cornell to go
to San Francisco.
In spring practice the entire Bos
ton college offense had been built
around the arm of Panclera, who
even as a freshmsn last- year was
rated along with Charlie O'Rourke
as one of the greatest passers Boston
couege ever naa.
There Is some speculation as to
whether Panclera would be eligible
If he enrolls at San Francisco. A
new NCAA rule holds that a player
is eugioie oniy u ne is in college lor
the second semester, which runs
from February to June.
Panclera was known to have had
trouble with his studies at Boston
college, and he had to be tutored
last summer to meet the school's
entrance requirements.
Sehissler Gets"
Post With Rams
LOS ANGELES, April 24 W
President Dan Reeves of the Los
Angeles dub of the National Pro
fessional Football league has named
Paul J. Sehissler. well known coach
in college and jro grid circles, as
his assistant for the 1947 season.
Sehissler was coach and athletic
director for many years at Oregon
State coller and later guided the
Brooklyn. Chicago Cardinal and
Hollywood professional grid teams.
During the war he coached the
strong 4th air force team.
Leading Tossers
SAN FRANCISCO, April 24 (TV
Two Portland and one Seattle
pitchers are among the six hurlers
tied for the Pacific Coast league
pitching lead with three wins and
no defeats. Averages, Including
games of April 20. show Vlnce Dl
Blasl and Jake Mooty of Portland
and Bill Posedel of Seattle among
the elite, as Is cliff Chambers, the
Belling ham contribution to Los An
geles. asg
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Booming
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Ry The Associated Press
Major league fans are witnessing
one of the greatest early season ills
plat's of home run hitting in years
and the bigger bats are booming in
the Natlonnl league which Is fumed
more for lis finesse tlinn Us power.
Paced by Shortstop Eddie Miller
of Cincinnati, who has clouted five
roundtrlppers tops In either circuit
National leaguers have slammed
48 circuit drives, double tlielr output
at this stage of the 1946 campaign,
while American league batters have
hammered 26, one less than they
Coast Belt
On Market
The Pacific coast Junior heavy
weight wrestling bell, that peripa
tetic article which denotes tops In
the profession on tills circuit, will
be at Issue again tonight In the
main go of the armory clutch card.
Billy Weldner. recognised champ,
and Georges Dusette, a former
champion and the man most likely
to beat Weldner in a match of
strength, have all night In which to
settle the Issue of which Is the bet
ter man.
The bout is tabbed for no time
limit, two fulls out of three, and the
winner gets the belt. Last week
Weldner protected his laurels for
five full rounds- without a fall
against Dusette. To avoid another
of those, even If It takes all night.
both men agreed to a finish match.
Two injuries nave lorceti cnangea
in both preliminary bouts. Pete
Belcastro received a gash on his
arm yesterday while mending a
barbed wire fence, so Pierre LaBelle
will aub for him against Jlmmle
Lott. And then Dory Dlllard dis
located his shoulder and had to call
off his fight with Tony Rosa, so
Gorilla Poggi Is expected to bp m
town to battle Ross In the three'
round opener, starting at 8:30.
Baseball. Slated
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
on Modoc practice field the Pelican
baseball squad plays Its return game
with the Orants Pass Cavemen, a
game the Pels must win to remain
on top of the Southern Oregon con
ference. Klamath already has a
9-6 decision over the Cavemen. 1
Fishing Season
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The biggest boom-boom of the
American league season was heard
In Brlggs stadium, Detroit, yesler-
...t.. It.. 11. lutllml flu.
Ult.Y tllluio M1V hii.b ...v
.homers including three In the eighth
minus uy iwy sjuiumiuuiu, n
Ul..tr.l.l. Unnl IT.'-I'M .. i-
Tlusrs rlswed the Chicago While
Sox. 7-4.
The defeat, the Box' llrst lit lour
games, dropped them into a first
place tie with the New York
Yankees wno oianxea tne nosiou
Red Sox 3-0 behind the two-hit loss-
Dodgers Won't
Train In Bend
BEND, April 24 The Brooklyn
Dodgers pro football team of the
All-America conference will not re
turn to Bend tills summer to train
on Lava Bear field.
D. J. Ward, representing the Bend
chamber of commerce, said that the
Dodgers had received a highly at
tractive offer from another elty.
Bend had offered the site, but no
guarantee of expenses. Last year a
guarantee of 19000 brought the team
here.
$25 A Cussword
IOH ANflKIFH Alii-ll ' '14 (An!
President Clarence Rowland of the
Pacific Coast Baseball league today
placed an official tit frown on abu
sive luuguage and misconduct as
displayed by Manager Bill Kelly of
Los Angeles and Catcher Eddie
Fcrnandrs of Sacramento. The
Kelly Incident occurred at Seattle
last Saturday during an argument
with Umpire Bill Engeln, and Frr
nandes was set down for his row
with Umpire Ira Gordon at Holly
wood Tuesday.
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lug of Alllo Reynolds at the Yankee
siauium.
Rudv York collected both hits
off i Reynolds on a seventh In
ning two-bagger and a ninth Inning
single. Catcher Anion Knbliuion
batted In two of the Yanks' runs
with a single and humer off Dave
Fcrrlss to aid RnynuUU In gaining
his second straight shutout.
At Sportsman's park, Ht. Louis,
the first-place Pirates drubbed the
tail-end Cardinals 8-5, Shortstop
Ullly Cox of the Uucs whacked Red
Munger for a homer with the bases
loaded In the second lulling and Ed
Bnslnskl sewed up the decision with
a two-run bleacher poke In the
sixth. Rookie Chuck Dlerlng of the
Cards hit a homer In the second
same
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The Chicago Cubs and the Boston
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the Cincinnati Reds and the New,
York Olaul respectively.
Southpaw Johnny HclnnlU turned;
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while Warren Bphaii. although.
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Ulaiila, 6-1, at HosUm.
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