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Beavers but Of First Angel Victory, 6-1, Puts Los Angeles On Top; San Diego Padres Also Falter If y The Associated I'rrni The- Iam Anui'li'n AiiiH tor (ho Hint Uin 11 In young upasou were prn lioll atop the I'aclflc Count li'iuiuc heap Uxhiy. Tho AiikcIh. favored by iimny Ui win the pennant, climbed Into the piul hy lli'lciUInu the I'orllaiid llravur. 0-1, lunt night un Lofty Cliff JlminlioiV lliico-lill plti'lilng Jul). Portland anil Hun Dleuu, which hud lirld a sllulit edgp over the Angels, tumbled down to second place, a uiiluo off the pace. The Padres inn nihil out hy Oakland' I'luyd Hpeer, 4-U. It win the luiinh atralulit win lor Oliutiilwr mure III return from trlul with tho Chicago Cub. 'Mm llravur. Incidentally, bticmiie the flint U'lim to phi ll k run off the bIK A s Get Barg lain In Swap II y 'Hi ARMiilutfil Vrru Vriiri ul)lf C ji 1 1 1 lo Muck, who ill .Hunt hiifi Ihtu uee..M,l ui tinlimd- ntf htur im-mbrrii of hi I'hlliulH AUik'iii (tir iimiicUiy ititin. Apimroiilly nun coma out tm ton lu Ihe drul Unit bjouulil Ocoiuo inn- o lluik to Slillw park. Tlln vpi'knllln llllikii uun obtained from Wiia.hliiicloii for Piti'lici l.u initu llnrrln ntid l.utlirr Kni'rr hint winter nud the likeable outflrldiT iinciiuv In uauum American Iraltuc pltrllillK l a 4iU pure, which In second only lo Senator Uuddy Uwu' pare-setllng .47. Meanwhile, lfurrln linn iioneuied only ouce on the mound for thr Uriiitlom mid Kuirr hn yet lo make hut Wir-lilimlull ilrbul. Iliiiku, who mil piny either flml bnne or the olll field. wa Unrd spur hiKly by the Nuts Inni yrnr and bulled a mild 1U4 lie emnhed the regular Atllletle lineup U"l Saturday end (l one hit In two Ulpn to Ihe plate. Mure then he lia bansrd out elfhl Mletle. in 17 awini lo rank with Ihe tup butter. In both circuit. Yesterday the 17f-iHitmd out fielder milled Ihe A' off on a five run ninth-Hilling rally thai enabled Ihe tjiuikern lo rllp Ihe defending champion llimton Ked Hon. 11-1 lllukn. nlnch-hltiinit for Pitcher Bill Dietrich, nurprlnrd Hie Box by leadlim off the final frame with a i.. ...i .h.i iti. An then nent nine more men lo the plute lo wrap up Ilir Rflinr Only lo oihrp game wire nluyrd tit tho iimlor. All lour Nn tltmnl Ikuc gumr mul the Witnh-tniitim-Nrw York game nt Yankee fitnilluin wfic rulnrfl out. Tin Chtrnno Whit Box HoaM oul tho Clfvrlmict Incllnm- 3-3 to move Into a flrnt-plare pcrrrutime deadlock with the Yank. The lletrolt Tlirra ntaged a four-run elihlh-lunluc rallv that hl,hllililed bv Dick Wake fleld'a two-run Immer lo down the HI. I jm In HrnHiia S-&. The Brnwnn hud forced aheiid In the Ion of the elKhth by clptitmg Kred lliilchlnnon for five riinit with Irrry Wlile'a three run rlrcult blant the bin blow of the uprlnlliK bill the A'Kern Jumiied on Kellefer ' llixikn Vuitt for three walkn nnd three hit I to pull tho game oul of the fire In the home half nl the Inning. Babe Ruth Tributes Planned NEW YORK." April 3 MiTo. morrow bunebull will pay n loltif. deferred trlbuto to Habc RuUi, ap propriately enoiiKh at Yankee lii dlum, "the houne thut Ruth built." From coant to coant, even In Latin America and an far off a Japan, fann will celebrate "Dane Ruth Day" tn honor of the tfame'a forcmo.it home-rtln aluguer. Elaborate pliinn for the observance of the tribute to Ruth, the limit ririiinutlc nnd apiiciillng figure the national paatlmc hn yet produced, were announced yesterday, along with detnlln of an extennlve radio brnitdcant of the occnnlon with a coaal-to-coant hookti)). The celebration will be aired from B Ml to 10 a.m. PHT from the dugout of the New York Yankee and the home plnta of the alndltun. Tlio Japanene profeanlnnnl banebnll lengue nnnotinced that tomorrow will be "lliibtt Runu Uny" In Jiipiin. Japnnene well remember the bnm blno'a vmlt to Hint country with an Amerlcun all-ntar team tn 1031. Krnncl Cnrdlnnl Snellman. nrch blnltop of Ute dlocene of New York, and friend and admirer of the Bnbe for many yearn, will deliver the In vocation and blessing for the home run klim's continued good health. An itdtlre.w also will be made by . Brother Cilibcrt of St. Miirvs In dustrial nchool. Baltimore, tho llutl- llillnn U'hiM'ji Unit, oi plum. Title Defense COLUMBUS, O., April 50 ip Ike Williams will defend hi NBA lightweight championship In July, iiKitlnnt a foe it yet tiimnmctl, the rrenton, N. J., scrapper's new mau nder dlscloaod today. Wllllnm won an tmnntnious 10 round verdict Inst night, over Kouth pnw Willie KtMnell of Columbus. For Sale Seed Potatoes Utah Nottod Go mi Cut or Drop Idaho Blue Tag Drop Gemi White Roie Blue or Red Tag Alio Drop Seed See Crawford & Wolfe Tuloloko, Calif. Phone 4441 Skid Roulhpaw, Cliaoihiu's now liun yield od one ciuiumI tiitly In 37 InnliiKN. IIIm work wiift nuuln rtmlrr by III hit buckliiK by Johnny Onfrow kl'n trlplo und two Mnulff.. CI i ii m bfth hlitifirlf (Irovo 111 thrrr run with ii pair of hliiMlri. It win tht AtiKi'lft' third roiiM-i ullvr victory ov it tho roolrri-nff UciivriH, lit hnimlliiK thr .'uclrm, Hprrr ttmttrrnl rvrn Itltn mttl fuiinnl lilnit ItHtlrm. Thr iimk; rUhu to tin for Rlvlh iilarr with llirlly wimmI, timtlr rrfrrtlve tur of nIk IiHr, thirr by llrooki llalilrr, who liirliiilrft IiIr fifth hoinr run. I.m Hntmrlln iiUo hit for thr rirriilt, Odkliind thtu UHik u 3-1 ikIviiii litKP In thr M'liot. nn did thr Hun KninclM'o Hi'iiU ovrr Hntttlr. Itcltlnd tho t'henly tliuc klDK of bob Chmnrn, our of thr Iooii'b brluhtfr itrw coiiitiH. tho 8rul rtlitrd the Itnl lllfrii. 4-3. C'hrftnrfi Rltowrd nix hlttt, liuhld Inir n hmnrr itnd dotiblr by LxjU Novikoff, for hi fourth win iiKnlnM. one di'frut. Tho KriiU tuKKrd Hill PtMnlrl tor 10 MifrltrN. Hncmmrnlo'N Hotonri krpt pnre with Hun FmnrlAco in m fourth nlncr driullfM-k bv Miirxinir out 2-1 win ovrr Hollywood. Thr Holoim nrrdrd tlir iild of Tod Duvla' trror on ninth liming dnublr piny nttrmpt lo nifth nrrou two (Ul(k rtini nnd Mpmrr thr ferric- at two ttttnim rnrh. fluv Flrt chrr itot rrrdiL for IiIh fifth win nu nil lit onr Iom, whllr hnrcl lyk Joo Krukiiunktu. wiw rhiirifrd with hi fifth fttrmuht srtbnrk. Hmttl, rf Fi fiuittr, m fiUlntM.h, tf . hUrthali, 11 ... Oatiuwslil, Jti flaili.n, h hlrtngvr. 3b .. MmIohf. c C'haiitlMf. p .. ';""r " V ennvr. 7fl(,te, JU n.lrtt. lb Dohliltik. Kuiititi.r.. If ..... MiirMlorn, c Klv.i,m, p . C.pp ... Hl.irn, p ..... .... 0 I Total. M IT In Ml.ll.d fur alvir.(in In llh IM Annele. . UIO 021 020 -0 I'nrll.ml Duo lou oik. BKMMAIIY rtrtir. - l.u.l. r llum iMIIril In. Itnrl.Mi. Itvlt-h. Huutlur 2. 1'lmmlM.ra 3 Twit li.tr hlta - W.mirr. ai.lnlMi-k Tlir.. tM hit. - Oktifiwakl Hlnl.it lw. olnlitii. K.rrllle. . Il.rtnn IJittilit. tl.. .. Halvemon !, M.lrh. (1. IniWMkl lit Hlrllinrl lu U.rloit. 1,11 on II. kr. t. Annrlr 7. fuillaiiil 4 ILr un l.IU H.IV..UH 3. (-haintttr. 5 Hl.ir. I NlfikeuitL Kalvrtull I. Ch.inuria J Ke.tnril run., v KiU'eiuii 4 thtiliilrr. I. Ilrita t MlU - Off Halvrann. Ill 111 7. Nl.ira. 3 In 8 Wlltf plu-h-Snlvr.'itl (iniiilre. - Knff.ln. Orr una Vt'arnek Tim. 1.4U Au.ndanc-ttnv41 Tourney Sunday Twenty - three foursome are Muted lo lee off ntnrtltiR at 7:44 tomorrow morning In the annual Reamo va. Elk golf tourney on the Reame country club link. Eighteen hole of match play Is scheduled for each foursome, and scoring will be done on a basis for each winning nine and another ixilnt for the winning IB-hole scores. Jet Pilot Arrives Veteran Trainer Tom Smith la shown lending Maine Chance farm' Jet Pilot down Ihe rnmp on the Kentucky Derby candidate' arrival at Louisville, Ky. AP wlrephoto. STOP AT THE BLYAUTO SERVICE Sportsmen's Headquarters In Bly, Oregon Sporting Goods Fine Tires Misc. Car Acc. Hours 6 a. m. AUGUST TIKKANEN, Prop. Good Catches Made On Rogue Halinon ralehen have been (ood dityn, an wllneu thin haul broujht and Homer J. Clark of.Malln. ARMY STARS OK'd FOR CHARITY NKW VOHK, April U WV Army! filenn Dal and Felix (Hoc) llUnrlinrd will play on Ihe 1947 college all-alar football team aialnnt the New Vnrk OlanU In the annual Tribune frenh air fund benefit lume here Heplember 1, aponaora or the erent announced today. The participation of the famed touchdown duo and aeren of their teammatea on the unbeaten cadet eleven haa been aanured by the action of (ieneral of Ihe Army Dwlilit I). Klaenbower, who haa (ranted apecial learea, Ihe New York Herald Tribune, which aponaori the game, aald. In addition lo llavla and nianrhard, the Army atari who have ac cepted Invltatlona lo play are Arnold Tucker, quarterback; decree (Harney) I'oole and Turn llayea, enda; Khelton Bllea and Harold Tavxel, tacklea; Jack llay, guard, and Jim Knoa, center. Fast Track Assured For Tonight's Cinder Events With benutlful weather and a fajit track virtually annured for lo nlklil. the 20-30 club'a Invitational ItlKh nchool track meet in under way thin afternoon with trial In all evenU beliur run. At the end of the trlala the final In three event dlncua. pole vault nnd hotput will be culled Thene three event are conaldered a bit York Saved From Flame BOSTON. April 26 Ml Rudy York, slugging Boston Red Box first baseman who smashed a three-run homer over the left field wall in yesterday game with the Philadel phia Athletics, waa half-dragged, half-carried out of hi flaming hotel room early today. A doctor who examined York In the lobby said he suffered only slight smoke Inhalation. Red Box Ueueral Manager Eddie Collins' office said York had report ed to a secretary that he was "nil rlnht" and would play In today's game York probably escaped more seri ous Injury because Minn Miuv Kent, til, who lives on the third floor of the hotel iMvlcs Htandlhi above York awoke to find smoke rising from the floor opening beneath a rudlalor. Night Engineer Ben Petnizl traced Ihe smoke to York's room und entered wllh a pas kev when pounding on Ihe door failed to awnken the ballplayer. PACIFIC COAST I.F.AOl'F. W. I,. Pet Lo Angela . 15 10 .600 San Ulego 13 10 .565 Portland .... 13 10 .565 Bnn Francisco 13 12 .520 Sacramento 13 12 .520 Hollywood 11 14 .440 Oakland . 11 14 .440 8enltle Q 16 360 HE.Srt.TS LAST MtillT Oakland 4. San Olego u. Snil Francisco 4. Seattle 3. - Los Angeles 6. Portland 1. Sacramento 2. Hollywood 1. AMERICAN LEAGl'E W. L. Pet New York s s .667 Chicago 4 2 .667 Cleveland 4 3 571 Boston t 4 .556 Washington s 3 .500 Detroit 4 4 .500 St. Louis 2 5 .286 Philadelphia 2 6 .250 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 11, Boston 7. Detroit 6. St. Louis 5. Chicago 3, Cleveland 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE Standings unchanged, all games postponed. NEW YORK fST. NICHOLAS ARENA Steve Bcllolse, 160', New York. TKO Johnny Walker, 158Vi, Philadelphia, 2. DIRT Sandy Lbam Lawn and Fill Dolivered or loaded on truck at 1248 Madison Ph. 4050 HANDLING: ; Hunting & fishing 1 Licenses Long Life Botterics Shell Oil Products to 9 p. m. Phone 22 on the Hmue for the pant few back from (iold Heaeh by W. W. too dangerous to trust under art! flclal light, and also getting them out of the way will speed up to night's session. Eleven school are taking part In the annual Modoc field tournament. with the Pelicans and Medford rid ing In the favored seat. The Peli cans are defending champion. Tonight final will begin at 7:30. and Ralph Hill, of Henley, former University of Oregon and Olympics track star, will be acting as clerk of the course to keep the event rolling. About 150 high school ath letes will compete In the various event for trophies which will be awarded at the end of the meet. Pelicans Clinch Baseball Trophy The KUHS Pelicans yesterday afternoon defeated the QranUi Phm Cavemen 10 to 3 In a baseball game on Modoc field, thereby clinching the Botithern Oregon conference championship trophy. The Pelicans are undefeated so far, and hnve only games witti Med ford and Lakevlew to go. The Med ford tilt will be played Tuesday here. Pat Williams nnd Irvln Whltt pitched ugnlnst the Cavemen yes terday, and Williams, who wo on the mound for five frames, goes down as Die winning pitcher. Cottage Grove Takes Track Win EUGENE, April 26 CAV-Cottage Orove ran off with the annual Oreater Willamette Valley track and field championship here yesterday, scoring 54 points to dethrone Springfield. Eugene High was second with 451! point and Springfield third with 20-13. New records were established In the low hurdles, the high jump and the 800-yard relay, the latter a mark that had stood since 1046, when Salem set a 1:35 -minute time. Eugene set the new mark of 1:34.4. Points of other teams: Corvnllis IBS. Salem 19S. Roseburg 14-13. Sllverton 11. University 10-13. Al bany 9. Elmira 8. NO BOAT? LEXINGTON. Va.. April 26 (Pi Tire first delegate to register for the 18th annual convention of the Southern lnterscholnstlc Press asso ciation, currently In session on the Washington and Lee campus and sponsored by the Robert E. Lee Journalism Foundation was Rob ert E. Lee. Young Lee says he supposes he I a descendant of the famed con federate general. , but he doesn't know for sure. He is staying at the Robert E. Lee hotel. Fishing Supplies 4, Ammunition Licenses Lunch Meat! Groceries at Kettenberg Station Algoma iron Age 11I-SIEE! Potato Planters :" .lust Arrived liuiiiodinloi Hellvery ' Byron Johnson Phone 30S MALIN, or 173 OOEGOX Sons Open With Tilt In Valley Tonight at Medford the Klnnmth Hons buscball team take Its first outing of Hie early season, against the urater, ana tomorrow alter noon here the Moil and Crater tangle In a return tilt for benefit of the home funs. The game tonight, played on Medford' fairground . diamond under the light, starts at 7:45, while the afternoon game at Rec reation field tomorrow begin at 2 o'clock. All daylight league game for the Hon this year will start at 2 p. in. No starting lineup haa been an nounced for either of the . two gumcs, but Manager Mel Carpenter said before leaving for Medford that nrobably every player on tire Son roster would see action In the two game. Frnnule Miller. Klovd Rhotwell. Fred Oay and Tommy Tomllnsorfj win prooauiy an get a cnance to chuck for a few frame. Hie Medford lam. thl year I entered ill the Northern California circuit, along with the Sons, and Is managed by Dallas Pallon, Most of the player who formed the Crater team which Inst summer drubbed the Son twice are back playing another season. Ted Bergold and Tony Kancller are probable hurler for the Cra ter In thl week-end' series. The game will not be broadcast. COllRAL SI Howdy folks: Down ta Ked Bluff, Jerry Ambler won tne bronc ndln' with Clay Carr luukin' Ins loon lit to llrst Diace in tne calf roptn . Franklin A rant tuk tne relay race and I dldn t git a tally on the rest of the show. billle and Clarence Adams made a vacation trip to Montana, reckon from all account that "Funky" added a real western touch to the neighborln' state with that dry hu mor of hls'n that kin't be tied. Las' Sunday the Moons, McDon ald and Williams tuk a canter down the canal on them colorful houses of them and when darkness catched up wllh 'em they played pinochle 'till the alarm went off. s'pose you've heard 'bout the mis hap "Pat" Hogue had with his fine runnin' hoss, Letusbe ... he hit a bob-wire fence while playin' and cut a front leg purt nigh In two, but sew and sew "Doc" Hunt hem stitched It back to-glther and at this writln' the hoss has a good chance of glttln' well. Slugger Sloan ha been signed fer the clown to make funnies In our comln' rodeo the 4th, also, Cy Tall Ion's John henry is on the dotted line to do the announcln' chore who is well known in the rodeo world fer drawln' pictures with words over one of them talkin' ma chines in a autocar with big fun nels all over it where the noise comes out. Fete Gale is as busy as a cows tall in fly time buyln' cattle, mostly springer, however, he did pick up sum beef stock he liquidated into pay dirt thru' the Klamath Live stock -sale. " " Mary Truax made a hole In one tother day when she tuk a deep seat on her new grey colt. Earle Arant had hold of the bridle when the how turned on changin' Marv po sition to piggle-back on Earle and they both hit the dust. Lengthen my stirrups and call me Shorty, did yuh ever seed ennvthin' so nice ns the Drelook er view what ever they call the doin's Ricky had fer them shiny diamnods? Somehow I got a Invite to the she-bang and klnda senrt to go. but first thing I knowed all my friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. F E.. Losebar, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hooper nnd the Oeorve Smiths wut a howdv doln' me. Thar wtus many more "round Ikln't member. Gotta go it mv boots half soled thev look like spats I've been a wi'kin' so much. Bye now. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT SAN DIEGO. Calif. Henry Rich. 164. Los Angeles, outpointed Tiger Shephard, 168. Houston, 10. PORTLAND. Ore. George Mil llch. 176. Sacramento, outpointed Costello Cruz. 170, Santa Barbara, 10. FATTENTION LEGIONNAIRESF The Sale of Surplus Sheets and Pillowcases Will Start TUESDAY, APRIL 29th, at 1 p. m In the Basement-Under The Oregon State Employment Bureau, 3rd and Main First A Whopper n. mxXH Marvin Bland, age' 15, of 4301 Winter, caught this 40-pound Chi nook on hi first salmon-flnhlnr trip on the Rogue. Bird Season Talks Slated The Fish and Wildlife Service will hold a public hearing in San Francisco. May 19, to hear augges tlon from sportsmen and others Interested concerning migratory wildfowl seasons, bag limit and general laws lor next fall. The meeting, open to anyone in terested, will be held In the Scottish Rites building, corner of Sutter and Van Ness, at 1:30 p. m. A similar meeting will be held In Portland sometime later, about May 22. W. E. Crouch, chief of the TJ. 8. game management division, will be present at the San Francisco con clave to hear any wildfowl regula tion suggestions. Such meetings as the ones In 8an Francisco and Portland will be a factor In deter mining the migratory bird seasons and regulation for next fall. Outboard Race Slated May 4 A purse totaling $1200 has been posted In a Medford bank as prize in the next outboard motor boat races on Emigrant lake near Ash land, May 4. This purse Is for class C and F boat, exclusively, and no other boat will be allowed on the lake that day. Class C boats are 22 h. p. up to 32, while class F is 32 h. p. and above. . No boat witnout a past winning record will be entered In these races. As an added attraction, Willa Worlhington of Oswego, national water ski figure, will give an ex hibition on the water. Storm Subsides Over Bowl Pact PORTLAND. April 26 tPi The storm over the Big Nine-Pacific Coast conference, football pact has passed over. That's the word from Victor O. Schmidt. Coast conference commis sioner, who passed through here after a tour of conference schools. "There was a natural desire to see Army play In the last Rose Bowl game, but by now most everyone agTees that a tie-up between the Coast conference and the Big Nine assures good football every New Year's Day," he said. Looking for Good Fishing Worms? Here's where they're good and fresh. 3114 Cannon Ave. (Right off Altamont Drive.) mm MEDFORD CRATERS Sunday, April 27 -- 2 p. ni RECREATION PARK This is a pre-season exhibition , game before start of league play. HXRAI.D NEWS, Klsmnlk r.Ht, Ore. SSDGP!.T.: i,, fyMaU ScatAtoufA, Sports Editor Lou-Joe Combination Hasn't Flashed Yet : CHICAGO, April 26 PVThl may be the greatest defensive season '.i'. of all for cat-like Lou Boudreau, the ger, who ho topped American league post seven years. , The 29-year-old Boudreau naturally doesn't predict thl, being diffident guy at all times, but he does admit that he'll be more "fiexM"' ble" at his position with Joe (Flash) Gordon, the i-v.nlf aennrt Backer, cavorting at hi left. ' "Gordon know league batter Boudreau, who probably would be Trials Will Raise Next Bomber Foe NEW YORK. ADrll 26 (&l With no logical contender In sight, there' going to be an elimination contest to pick a cnanenger ior joe ixiui neavywetgm crown. insisting he didnT want anyooay to have a right to holler," the champion ho called off hi title defense scheduled for Yankee sta dium June 26 and offered to fight In September providing a suitable opponent is turned up by that. time. Louis, accompanied by his co managers, Marshall Mile and John Rox borough, arrived from Lo An gela yesterday and conferred with Sol Straus, acting director of the 20th Century Sporting club. Then they called In the presa and an nounced abandonment of the June bout and plans for the elimination program. Straus said the southpaw Melio Bettlna will be matched against Light Heavyweight Champion Gus Les nevlch in Madison Square Garden May 23. Jersey Joe Wolcott will fight Joe Maxim in Hollywood June 16. The winners will be paired in a New York fight and Strauss said he hoped he could name Louis' op ponent by July 15. "A I see It," a mustachioed Louis said from under a blue-gray fedora, "there only three men In the run ning now. Lesnevich ain't In it, only Bettlna, Wolcott and Maxim. II we picked any one of 'em now, the other two would have a right to holler. I want to fight the best one and I want It so nobody will have a right to holler." Jenkins Tutors Army Pugilists TOKYO. ADril 26 tIPt The first cavalry division's boxing coach is the right man lor the Joo fagt. Lew Jenkins of Sweetwater, Texas, former lightweight champion of the world. Jenkins served with the eighth cavalry regiment of the first caval ry dlviison for two years before he began his fighting career tn 1938. He won the title from Lou Ambers in 1940. Jenkins saw action with the navy during the war and was discharged in October. 1945. He rejoined the army last February. FIGHT HOLLYWOOD. Calif. Larry Cis neros. 137 'i, Los Angeles, outpoint ed Roman Alvarez, 139 Denver, 10. GET SET for the' future . . . build your own financial security! Saving regularly is the sure way. Here your funds ore insured up to $5000. First federal savings VL0AN ASSOCIATION 9Hw lim KLAMATH SONS vs. SHO MAIN IKtCI ' PIgm Hall lATI'aoA. April M, 1 .17, Par. Nl Cleveland Indian' playing man, m shortstops In fielding aix of the" . and how to play them," explained ahootlng for his eighth tralght!! shoruttop fielding title If he hadn't uccn ury-uocseti py , root injury- in 1945. "That leave me free to roam about a little more In hnth direction !nted of worrying about ! the hole over second base." . - nouareau handled 30 assist and 10 PUt-OUt With onlv on rrnr in . Cleveland firt seven game. He ' also ha figured In three double " piays, a department In which he set . a major league record for hnrt.J tops tn 1944 with 134. The Boudreau-Gordon combl- ,,, nation hasn't jelled into the great .', twin-killing unit the expert pre dieted yet Four club have turned In more double play than Cleveland to date, but when the ' heat Is on, look for some snappy m defensive play under the wigwam, , "It's great to work with a fleMei ' like Gordon," declared Boudreau. ' And the feeling 1 mutual with nor. .'. don. - The pair wis playing catch yes-' teroay oerore me tnoe drop pea a 3-3 decision to the White Sox and'r clowning a bit for reporters. Oor-. " don was pitching knucklers to. Boudreau, and occasionally let them fly directly at the scribes who" ducked needlessly as Boudreau, reached out to spear the ball. , "It's part of our act." chuckled Boudreau. "Never fear, Flash doesn't' fall when the chips are down." 1 ' 4-Year Slates ' tr. Being Talked SAN FRANCISCO. April 26 lP)iV Pacific Coast conference football j schedules for the next four years will be discussed by coaches and . athletic directors of the member- j schools In a three-day meeting be-" ginning here Monday. , ,u Basketball schedules for 1948-51io In the southern division were being' outlined today at Stanford unlver-.. mty by Coaches Nibs Price of Cali fornia, Everett Dean of Stanford, Wilbur Johns oX UCLA and Same Barry of USC. u Both the football and basketball" tentative dates will be submitted to the faculty advisers for approval at; the regular conference meeting irr June. 3 Wont To Go FISHING? You'll find everything you need at f V POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Goodi 222 So. 7th e s SI M IN il i'!ninjiitii':.'.iH'':iiniiiKtH:iii m4 1
