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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1947)
Cards' New Outfielder . Stops 9 - Ron Northey, Acquired From Phillies, Lends Big Stick To Redbird Attack; Bobby Feller Gets Loser In Relief Job , llv Ihf AaMirlvtrd Press II btail to look todny like wise old Hum llreudun, president of tlie 81. Louis Curtlliiuls, Imd been iimrllnii up uii Rrrtulid pennant history when hr muilo Hint llnrry Walker (or itiui Northey di ul with the I'lilliuleljihiu HltltilPM Uiiliirdny. If ha did thiuiil) llirnuuli the bimcbiill record nooks he piuliubly discovered Hint nearly every yeur the Citnls won (hill, tliry were nldi'il by K ii'IllKi'i) from l'l)llii(li'lililii who Imd J.ilni'd the club rnrllcr III the season. Northey, a IiiuiI-IiIUIiik outfielder, made a brllhulit drbul yosleiduy when hp shunted two home runs und slnula mill bulled III (our ruiui to lend the Cards In S-0 victory III the second mime of a double header villi the llrnvrs nt Uonton. Norlhcy's bill but plus powerful shutout pHrlinm by Hurry iThe Cut) Urcclicen. IU4II world scries hero, wua chiefly reHinsll)lo for the snapping of a nlne-unine lonlun streak by the Cards. The liiavos hud Ilium Hie nliilh sliiiliilil detent un the Hedljlrds by comma from behind with a four-run P By MaL ScaAliAuyU, Sports Editor; Twin Main Event Lined Out For Thursday Card A double nmln rvrnl---two bunts uf five fitioinn dtirailim eueh- in In llir making for this Thuirulnv IiIkIH h t'lt.-utlKiK mid, Huoultng to I'roinoltT l Mnrtt l.llllUd , On tni uf tlir ht'itp In public inlririt will hr a tiff between I'ele Helmut, o mitt Ocnrues l)urllr. ft figure to tic h crowd -plrinter. in Vlrw of tlir nmiiv ncl.nn-parked iruuulm brtwrm (tin two gmpplriR In tlir pnft Ashland Team Fails To Show The linnrbiill game which wui flrhcdiilrd for Itru ration park yes terday afternoon wnn called off ftflrr nevrtnl hundred Ian mid one of the uppoAinu tr.tmn waited fur an hour. The AfthhinU ftlks bull learn failed In mJiow up und a mil in Anhlnnd turned up the infurtuatlon that llieir tram was not organised and apparently had no intention of krrplim the Kin J nnth dole. l.iut Thursday a rrmierU for confirm Hon of lha game date wka seill LO AjihUnd. but elicited no reply. Ken Torgerson Wins Golf Cup Ken Tnmerwm. 18. flretl an 113 (or IS holra Balurduy over the ileamea C'ountrv club rourne to take (he Klamath Fnlla city Junior golf chaniplonnlup for IB47, Beven younifalera entered the one round tourney. Don Huinelhnrl ullot Bl (nr aeronil )lnre. and Hud Banta waa third with P Tnrgeraon will be pretented a Irophy donated by Iteaine.i Country flub. 'Retriever Talks Hit monthly jnceUiiK nl III t miaata.canradc Hetrlever club will b held tnnluhl at 8 o'clock In the banquet room of the chamber of rommarc bulldlim. Program In clude! a panel dlncuulon of dog tralnlnc and liandlliui, and pluiui (or the club a next field trials, ten tallvely alalrd May 18. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drlva-Long. Short Tripi Mov Yountll Sava i STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phono 8304 1201 Cait Main 1 j m I r Ir w r Ploaiant c Qvoningi umQiD at HOme ' "-i ' Aluminum Safety Boat 14-fr. ...J. 1 Weight 110 Ibi Complete with Aluminum Oars Ga me Loss Run Jtrlnihtio and Duneite Hie ex ponent of tvw widely separated schools of battling, but In past action lli-lnintio ha carried the. edge over the iHUM'ulur Prriu li Cuuitdlun In the other five-rounder Hilly Weidnrr In hinted to o up itKiiltifcl Herb Purk. A three-rounder, not yet nnnounrrd, will finish off the curd. Mllard lm minounred drftliltely Hint there will be no buxlnic inntchr-ii tier TueMlny niyht. nnd probubly ni on the iimml flulit dnle a week iHter A PAtlrIC (OAHT I.KAdl K W 1. Pit Loa AnurlrH Hun KranrlRTo Huernmeutu Hull Dlriio Portland Oakland Hollywood Ueattle 31 m HI II IS 16 16 14 15 l IS n IS 19 22 000 Ml M3 Ml AM .4.17 .441 .371 13 Hunday a Iteautla Loa Aiuielea 3-4. HentUe 3-D Kan lllruo 3-3, Hollywood 'i-t 8un KrnuclAco Portland 4-1. Sacramento 10-1 . Oakland 3-6. AMKKIt'AN LF.AClt'K W 10 Pet. .667 .671 .!:ih .633 .500 .600 .400 .386 Chicago Detroit Cleveland New York . Hotiton WaahniKton 81. LouK Philadelphia 4 Htlttday'a lteulta Chicago 8-1, Philadelphia 7-0. HoMou 3-8. Ht 1lllla 3-1. WanhliiKton 6. Cleveland 3 (itecond game pMlMmcd, raini. Detroit a. New York 3 lalx-liiulng U. called, inliu, - pc, NATIONAL I.KACIK W L Ilrooklyu 9 Pituburgh . Chicago 8 Honton 8 Philadelphia 8 New York ,. 5 Cincinnati ... 7 81, Lotus 3 Kunday a Reaulta Boston 4-0, Ht. Louis 3-D. Philadelphia S-10. Cincinnati 3-6. Chicago at New York, both games postponed, rain. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn postponed, I rain. ceW - atMmu.iaiiiei.j- - ,;X' nrrwi i i.im -seventh luniiiK to nip them 4-J In tha opener. In the only oilier Niitlomil leutfiie Ifiimeo. the I'hllllea clouted (Jlncln natl twice, 6-3 unci 1U-.1 to dtilnp the Iti'da Into wvi nth plate while tiikluu over f If tit thcinflvc Uobby Feller dlwovcrid that even he nun work with only one duy'a rent. The urent Cleveland rlnht hnndrr. who limL Krldny blunked the iltmtou Ked Box Willi only one hit, una ruahed In by Munnuer Uiu Hroudrcnu lo protect n one-run lend In the Ncvcuth Inning uitulnnt WukIiIiikIoii. ' Hut the Nuta rlhnlied all over him lor lour run lo win 11-3 and hum a defeat on Feller. They abut endrd Hob'a akein ol VI ronaecu llve acoreleM Innlnaa. The aeeond f.ime uf the arliedulrd double header at levrlund wa mt potird becauiie of rain. The Chlnno While Box Increuscil their Ameiiciin leaiiue lead In a Hume and a half by wlnnlliK two Mllieakera from the Philadelphia Athletlra 8-7 and 1-0 KhowhiK a aembliinie of their '46 form, the Hed Hox awepl a double header from the Hrowni at 81 Ujiiih 3-2 nnd 8-1. Tommy Klne, 28. year-old Texna rookie, pitched live lilt bull to win bin flint inn lor lennue Kiinie in the nlKliHiip bobby Doerr. wllh a double and a two-run homer accounted lor all BiUn' runa In the oener. Detroit and the New York Yankeea played a 3-3 He at HrlKK atadium In a Knmc ended by lain nl the end o( mx Intniim. Hal New- i holder waa leudlnd 3-1 wnen joc iDIMaKKlo belted for a double In the lalxth innlnK and acored the lying j run on a aiimle by Bnuffy Slirn : welna. Kiwanis Linksmen Take First Round The Kiwnnla club golfer veMer dav defealed the Llon over Keamea country club courw. taking the first leg of the aervice lee tourney 26'j polnta to 10';. Next Kundnv the Klwuiilana face a picked bunch of litikumen repre senting Rotary club (or the service championship. The Itotarlniui are defending the title. Baker Advances HAKKH. May 6 i.l'- Hakcr hifh schiKil's bufcball nine drfeuicd On tailo, 7 to 4. Saturday ill a Mib-dis-tikl playoff for die riuht to meet Hood Itlver for the dlMrlcl chum pitinshlp, pnor lo Ihe atate tourua mciil. 1 ne nuxicrn streHinliued nnvy iiieecls men with all the education llhey can get, none of the fifty or i more, trndra and vocations Is one in Mini ii ouuic cuucauou is noi r.eorne Hlngo ItUiks, the dreiimy- eyed outfielder for the Philadelphia Athletics, in Ihe man Connie Mack ll coiintlnr on to lift his ball club from the American leaiue cellar. Riniro, acquired from the Washing ton Senalora during- the winter, currently apurta a .412 battiiiK mark. Double Bottom In Stock 6 .&B3 r I t3 Makes A's Tick A ( V 29850 A Fair The C lileaco Culm' lint Haaeman Phil C'avarrtU (topi hits the dirt III the eighth limine of a fame with Brooklyn In New York, to dodae a clone pilch by Dodcer Hurler Joe llatten. Catcher Hruce Kdward hot da the ball. Jackie ItobinMin Ibelowi. Ilndeer flrat baarman, foea-down alter he la hit by one uf Cub Pitcher Paul Krlcluon'a toaaca. The ISruoklyna won. 10 to 6. ....... . Seals Trip Twice, 5-4 Ily The Aoriled Prru The two prc-rvea.Mjn favorites Los Antcele nnd Sun Prancisro were running one-two an the Pacific Coast Inisue paused rnomenturily toditv before plunuMnif into 1U &econd full month of play. The AiiftflV lend vvim whittled to one name over the week-end a the defeiidlnic chnmplon Seals took three Ktimeft from Portland while Los An Kelen won only one while dropping two to Uxl-place Seattle. The Sea Ik made It six out of even far the Portland series by Kinking the Heavers, 5-4 and 2-1, yettterday. Honrs Sanders' 410 foot tinnier off Tommy Bridges gave Hob Joyce the first game i irtury. w hile Are Itookie Hob h relies edcrd Jake Mooty In the nlshtr.ip durl. The senson'x biRKent crowd 19.219 snw Lefty O'DouI'k Seals Kuin re veiiRC for earlier drubbings at Port laud. Klnu-r Mallory's homer, douole and triple save Ked Lynn a 3-2 nod over Sei.ule In the opener, but the Rai nier came back strong to take the Portland Student Wins Contest PORTLAND. May 5 Vwtion Reynolds of Mllton-Prcewaters Alc Loughlin hlffh school, won the state championship in the Knights of Pythias public speaking contests here, the Uxjfte announced today. Walter G. Olee.son. state secretary of the lode. said Howard Potter of Lincoln high. Portland, - and Fred Dodge, Eugene high school,' were tied for second. Alice Furdy. Hllis boro, nnd Shirley Cornelius, Baudon, tied for third. Reynolds will compete In Victoria. B. C, with other Northwest victors. The national final in Beaumont, Tex., will result in a $750 scholar ship. First Air Cargo Reaches Anchorage PORTLAND. May 5. iP Colum bia air cargo reported today its first nigiu ot 7000 pounds of fresh irults. flowers nnd vegetables to Anchorage , yesterday. Joseph Dobbins, president, snid the ! cargo included vegetables harvested early yesterday and chilled before ' the DC-3 transport took off on the ; nine-hour trip piloted by James Sproat. 1 lllri.. "Celo-Siding Will Mean Really Sturdy Homes for Us!" If you're look in )r for mi exterior siding for your farm buildings that will give great structural strength, valuable insulation and resistance to even the most severe weather conditions then come on hi today and talk with us about superior CKLO-SIDING! War-developed ami tested. It's the ideal siding for farm utility buildings. It comes In green and buff und Is available for im mediate shipment! We'll be glad to arrange convenient payment terms. , ' t - ' HOME SUPPLY CO. Exchange Beavers And 2-1 Sunday nightcap, 8-4. Home runs oy pitciier win roseoei aim Novlkoff highlighted the flainters' six-run a-vmult on Young Don Carl sen in the fifth inning, j At the day's end. eight games I separated first-place Angels and last-place Seattle, t Sarramento'fi third-ranking So lo rm and the Oak Und Acorns ex changed wins, with the Solons slugging out a 16-3 win In the onenr and Oaks returning to take the finale, 6-1, on Cotton Pippen's four-hit pitching. Oak Outfielder Mel Durzahou collected a homer In each game. .Series attendance hit 45.093. a new hlK'h for Sacramento. Six ctrcuit clout.s two of them by San Diepo' Mux We.st enlivened the San Dieco-Hollywood split The Padres took the first. 3-2: the Stars the second. 6-2. West raised his homer total to eight, tops in the leasue. box scores: i First game.) POnTLAjYIl - H OA R.tdlllOV! RalltO. M Escobar, cf . Siorry. 3b . LiMiar. if "rich, rf Vtco. lb Vumtcre, e . TrldK. p . . -tSmllh xVenner ,4 0 0 0 z 4 3 4 2 0 2 1 2 12 1 .10 1 1 110 0 ,10 0 0 Total 10 10 34 18 x Batted (or Muratore In 9th. xx Bitpd for Bridge In 9th. SAN FRANCISCO AB H O A rhal.. cf 4 14 0 Lubv. 2b . 4 113 Srirrtdan. rf - 2 12 0 Sanders, lb - 3 1 11 Whit. 3b Rentrlli, If Nicely, m m . Gladd, e . Joyce, p - ... 3 0 0 2 ... 4 2 4 0 ..1014 ... 3 0 4 1 .3 0 0 0 Total ' 27 6 27 12 Portland 000 200 0024 San Francluro . .. Ill 001 Olx 3 SUMMARY- Errors. Radulovich. Ratio; passed ball. Muratore: left on batra. Portland 3. San Francisco 6; home runs, Sheridan. Sander. Reich: three-bane hit. Restelll: two-base hit, Luby, Lazor, Ren te) U, Vicn: runs batted in. Sanders 2, Nicely, Sheridan. Reich 4. Reslelli: sacri fices. Nicely. Sanders, White: stolen base. Rcstrlh. Time, 202. Umpires. Ford, .Mauen and Powell. DON'T TIE UP YOUR DOG! Uurinr the Cardm Saan BOARD HIM at Alidrron Bordlnc Kfnnfl. MM Delaware. ft llomeiUle Hd. rhone soi; Derby Draws 115,000 Fans LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May S Jet Pilot 'won the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Down Hnturclay, pavliiK 1200 for a wlnnlnK ticket. Phalanx m. aecond. Fuultlena third and On Trust fourth In a photo finish. The crowd at the track waa eatl matcd at 11.1.000. contributing to a day's pari-mutuel handle of 13,636, 403 Jet Pilot Ij a Maine Chance farm color. bearer, owned by Elizabeth Artlen Graham, and wna one of alx colli to eiicape from a dlsaatrou tire at ArllnKton Park, Chicago, a year Ko. The fire deatroyed 28 of raclng'a most expensive two.year-olds. In the big race Saturday Jet Pilot waa ridden by Eric Ouerln. It was Ouerln'a first victory In the Derby. Trio Of MarkT Fall At Berrd BEND, May S iH'i Three new track and field records for Big Six league competition were set here Saturday as the Bend Lava Beara successfully defended their league championship. The Pcara scored 67 point to ed-e Euiiene. with 63 and Spring, field; with 48. Albany scored 25'j and Salem 25. Johnson of Springfield threw the Javelin 132 feet. 114 Inches for a new record while his team mate, Klrkpatrlck skimmed the 220-yard low hurdles In 24.2 seconds for an other. Dick Maudlin of Bend set a new league broad lump record of 21 feet. 6 . inches. Fairview-Mils Still Undefeated Palrvlew and Mills, both unde. i leted in the city grade school soil- ! Dan tourney, win nook up in a game on Modoc Held at 4:30 this after noon. Both came out of the lirst and second rounds unscathed Satur day. Palrvlew beat Riverside. 8-8. and also topped Premont, 11-2. Premont wuii iia uuier uii irora KOO&eveil, 9-8. but Roosevelt came back In the second round to slaughter and elim inate Riverside, 24-4. Mills beat Pelican, 7-3. and had a bye In the second round. Classified Ads Bring Results. JUST- -RECEIVED OshKosh Blue, Bib Overalls . -Now 2 Pir (leedet'i - STORE for MEN , Corner 5th and Maini I Qet Set fart, lfo-un. 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