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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1947)
Oaks Take Over Lead On Coast By The Associated Prrn Hunh Mulcahy, the former Phlla rlelplila Phillies net. pitched the Oakland Oaks Into the Pacific lea Itue lead yesterday with a sparkling two-hit, 4-1 nightcap win over Seat tle. ,H was Mulcahy'i finest Job since joining Oakland a month ago. His jnates got nine hit In the second lame after losing the first one, 10-9. In 11 Innings. The Oaks took the series, 6 games to 3. The split decision enabled Oak land to take a one-game lead In the tight race because the contend ers. 8an Francisco and Los Angeles, each lost doublrheaders. Meantime Portland beat 6arrnmento. 8-4. in their first game and lost the night cap, 3-2. San Diego took the first gaine from 8an Francisco, 7-5. although they were outhlt. 26 to 10. Ill the even-Inning second game the Padres walloped the Srals. 10-4. col lecting IS hits to San Francisco's 9. The twin win gave San Diego a game series edge. Hollywood took S-4 and 5-3 pokes at their crosstown rivals. Los An geles, before a record crowd of 12. 644 at Ollmore fieli which boosted the seven-game series attendance to 62.942. another record. I ta hu talrlns their KPrieS 1 from Portland. games to 2. climb ed into fourth place behind Oak land, San Francisco and Los An geles, with Portland resting on the fifth rung, followed by Sax Diego. Hollywood and Seattle. Sunday scores: ( R H E. Portland ... 000 000 170 8 14 0 Rirramento 200 001 010 4 8 0 Mooty. Woods 9 md SilvcraL ! Freitas, Beasley (81. Dasso i9 and j Fitzgerald. Fernandes (8. R H K : Portland 000 200 0 2 5 1 j Sacramento 010 002 x- 3 8 0 n. .nrf Muratnre Harrell. ! Dasso I6. Mann (7) and Fernandes, Fitzgerald (7). PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles . Sacramento ... Portland s. San Diego 42 33 .554 41 35 .539 42 36 Mi 38 38 .500 33 34 .493 36 39 .480 36 41 .468 Hollywood Seattle : 31 42 .425 Sunday Games San Diego 7-10, San Francisco S-4. Hollywood 5-5. Los Angeles 4-3. Seattle 10-1. Oakland 9-4. Portland 8-2, Sacramento 4-3. Saturday's Scores San Francisco 3. San Diego 2. Oakland 5. Seattle 2. Sacramento 8. Portland 4. Los Angeles 8, Hollywood 6, 11 Innings. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Boston New York Chicago ... Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia THttuhiinrh 30 22 .577 28 21 ill 29 22 .569 27 25 .519 26 29 .473 24 28 .462 24 30 .444 20 31 .392 baiuraay osmes ' St. Louis 5-12. Brooklyn-3-2. Cincinnati 4. New York 3. Chicago 6. Philadelphia 3. Sunday's Resorts Cincinnati 4-1. New York 3-9. Boston 13-12, Pittsburgh 4-3. St. Louis 11, Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia 6. Chicago 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE . W L Pet. .566 .651 .551 .500 .488 .468 .455 .420 New York S9 Detroit , 27 Boston 27 Philadelphia . Cleveland .... Washington Chicago . 26 . 21 . 22 . 2S St. Louis . 21 Saturday Games New York 12. St. Louis 4. Sunday Games New York 10-2. St. Louis 4-1. Boston 7-8, Chicago 3-4. Washington 1-5. Detroit 0-1. Cleveland 5-4. Philadelphia 2-6. HARSHA HOME REPAIRING "Don't let It go ... do it now. Nothing down up to three years to pay." PAINTING REDECORATING REMODELING f RENOVATING Phone 4354 Estimates given gladly. Shortages are a thing of the past. . . quality ingredients are again available, laste the finest ACME ever brewed . . . and revel in a tangy, zestful flavor such as you have never enjoyed before ... in any beerl . 0fj ACM HlWeUCS, Sea frentiite .snDiiGirrj ' By 'JfU SoovmoU, Sports Editor Klamath Sons Hit Heavy , To Beat Eagles, 6 To 1 Down at Dunsmulr yesterday afternoon the Khmiath Suns and Dunsniulr Eagles went through a heated and heads-up baseball game which finally went to the Sons by a score of 8 to 1 to keep the locals up near the top of the Northern California league standings. Fran Miller lcfthanded out only five hits for the Eagles in out pitching the highly regarded Bill Turpln, but was In the hole several times by giving up four walks, A pair of timely double plays helped along tiie Klamath cause. Dunsmuir took the early lead In the second inning when Maurice Beck singled, was sacrificed along Stars Edge Medford 7-6 Klamath's Softball All Stars nosed out the Pepsi-Cola team of Medford, 7-6, In the opener of a three-game program at Recreation field yesterday afternoon. The Elks edged the Knights of Columbus, 2-1. In the second tilt of the after noon and in the following Kama, which was called in the fifth In ning, the Four Star Merchants blasted the Merrill VFW. 22-3. Pitcher Everett Buck gave up only three hits in the four innings which he chucked for the All Stars, and passed no batters. He was re lieved in the fifth Inning by Buck Ferguson. A five-run burst in the fifth inning brought the Medford team up with the Stars ' but a home run In the last Inning put j -J. V, J , J . ... i I critic 0uin puivu uut it ipic In the first inning, bringing Mat lick and Zamski in to give the Btks their one-run advantage. Bernadon two bagger. Brownie Myers was the winning pitcher and Louie Toucher hurled for the losers. The third game was called after the fifth inning when the Mer chants stacked up 22 runs to the Merrill Vets' three by the end of the fifth inning. There will be a re-play of this game at a later data, due to the absence of several of the key Merrill players. Pro Basketball Issues Charter SEATTLE. June 16 P The Pa cific Coast Pro Basketball league has spread its wings, granting iran chlses to six California cities and hinting that Honolulu may be in the fold before the next season starts. Setting up the new circuit at a Saturday meeting here, league offi cials decided to split the loop into northern and southern divisions, with a coast championship nlavotf in the spring. The winner will tan gle with- champions of the National Pro Basketball league and Basket ball Association of America in a "world series." Northern members lined up for next season are Portland. Yakima. Belliimham.- Seattle. Vancouver. B. C. and Astoria. Ore.. With Tacoma planning to reouest a franchise. In the south will be Oakland. Ran Jose. San Francisco. Pasadena. Hol lywood and Long Beach. Schedules will he drawn up July 12 at another meeting here. Wins Going Away TIMBERLIKE LODGE. Ore.. June IS iPi Gretchen Fraser almost had the hill to herself Sundav In the annual Portland Rose Festival's golden rose ski toumey. winning the women's event by going the mile nd a hall in 2:10.2. while her Sun Valley teammate, Gene Gillis. copped the men's race in 3:18.4 for the two and a quarter miles. American Legion ' Regular .' Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 8:00 Veterans Memorial Bldg., 4th and Klamath. . Club Rooms 221 Main, nest to WUIard hotel. Open daily noon te ' midnight, .except Sunday 2:00 to 11:00 p. m.. For Legionnaires and Guests to second bv Eldred Hansen and scored on Bob Reld's scorching single into left. That was the only Eagle score, and in the fourth Tug Tognoll tied up the score ou the day's freakiest play. Swinging late. Tug slapped a long fly down the right field line, fair by a couple of feet. The Duns niulr park doesn't have a right field fence and the grounds in that area are rather unkempt, uutiiem er Beck couldn't find the ball in olrted his circuit of the bases. The Sons took the game in the sixth, with a rousing single by Hi Hatfield being the payoff blow. Mario Pisan and Tognoll hit straight singles, and both scored on Hatflelds drive 4nto center field. The Sons scored twice mora that frame and once in the eighth, but those runs were extra. Miller was in good form, strik ing out nine. Turpln. a 'fast ball spot pitcher, fanned four and had 'fooi control but was hit hard at times Box score: KLAMATH AB Brooks. 2b : 4 Pisan, If - 3 I Tognoll. 3b . 3 ! Hatfield. c( - 4 Col bar. c . 4 Pope, lb . 3 Miller, p - 4 Graham, rl. n .. - 4 LoScalso. 3 Pastega. rf 1 Totals 3T DUNSMUIR AB Crlspl. 3b 4 Flower, cf .. 4 CarlQUtit. lb - 3 Behnke. ts - 3 Beck, rl 4 Hansen, c , 3 Held. If 4 Olsen. 3b . - 4 TunMfl. .p .. 3 xCoon . 1 AB It H O A 0 13 3 110 0 3 3 3 I 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 ! 0 i 1 1 o : t 7 0 1 I 1 I 1 3 0 0 I 1 11 37 H O A K 4 1 o a o o W 3 1 1 I 0 5 1 3 1 9 I O 0 0 I 0 3 0 0 0 O I Total. si t a 37 10 3 Btted for Turpln In nlntn. kKiamath Liu to oiw n Dunsrnuir .. 010 000 000 I SUMMARY Doubles. Golbar. Turpln. Pope. Miller: triple. Olsen; home nin. Tosnoli: stolen base. Brooks; double plays. Miller to Tognoll; Graham to TTosnoU; hit by pitcher. Pope by Turpln. Crispl by Miller; struck out. by Miller 9. by Turpln 3: valks. off Miller 4. off Turpln 1: passed bail. Hansen; wild pitch. Turpln; sacrifice. Flowers. Hansen. Umpires. Hogan and Serrtant. Craters Beaten Upsets sprinkled the Northern California baseball league yester day, with McCloud beating Mu Shasta 14-11, Yreka topping Med ford 7-6. Redding beating Weed 8-7 and Klamath getting by Duns muir, 6-1. Juniors Beat Canby Jay Qulgley batted and pitched the Klamath Junior Sons to a 9-0 win over the Canby Lumberjacks of the Interstate baseball league at Canby yesterday afternoon. He gave up only live hits and collected three singles and a double at the plate. Bill Sari hit a triple for the longest blow of the day. Classified Ads Brin Results. DESTROYER OF FAMILY LIFE AND JOB REMOVED! v HUSSIVE DRINKING YIELDS JO MILD TREATMENT Divorce, separation thoctaods of dol ' Iars lost from wages may be the results ; of the disease of alcoholism. But now ; science states that excessive drinking ; will yield to the correct treatment. Our ; clinical records prove this to be-a fart, j Lasting results have been obtained through our short, safe, mild but ef - fective treatment ; Is alcoholism robbing you? Then, send 1 now for our confidential booklet, "The ' Magnificent Freedom", giving you full j and interesting deuiis. It will be mail ; ed FRE in a plain envelope. MAR-DOR Hospital Dept. K3 34 N. I. 20rii Avenue PORTLAND 14, ORIGOH Air 9529 Bosox Win On Couple OfHomers By JOK RrK'lll.KH Associated Press Sports Writer His name Is Murrell Jones but up In Boston the fans believe it should be "Merrlwell" Jones. For the big guy. who was ac quired from the Chicago White Sox only last Saturday night In an e'en swap for Rudy York, got going for his new club like the fictional hero. Playing his first game in a Red Sox uniform, the 36-.vear-old Hist baseman from Emu, l.a smashed out a home run to help defeat his former mates 7-3. He did even better in the second game, belting a home run with the bases full with two out in the last half of the ninth inning to win for Boston 8-4 Earlier 111 the game, Jones had singled in two runs to give him a total of six RBI s (or the game. In the meantime the best York could do in his first day in a V'hlie Sox uniform wits to get two singles in eight times at bat. both of his hits coming in the second game and having nothing to do with Chicago's scoring. The Red Sox moved Into a second place tie with the Detroit Tigers, railing the Yankees by one game. The Yankees had climbed into the American League's number one position by virtue of a double win over the St. Louis Browns. After combing Jack Kramer for a 10-4 victory in the opener of the double header, the Yanks, behind Randy Qumpcrt., eked out a 2-1 win against Bob Muncrlrf. Washington surprised the Tmers by taking both ends of a double header. 1-0 and 5-1. to knock the Bengals out of the league lend. The battering Boston Braves blasted eight Pittsburgh pitchers to retain first place In the National league. They lead the second place New York Giants by six percentage points. The Giants retained a slim two point margin over the third place Cubs by winning the second game of their double header with the Reds in Cincinnati 9-1 after drop ping the opener 4-3. School Boy Rowe snapped a five game winning streak of the Chicago Cubs in pitching a 6-1 victory for the Phidalephla Phillies. Rowe did GENERAL TIRES AT SAVINGS Of afiWmeM (rwoeaft yec jervs ptr tir$ . . . depend ing m ttniitit $f rifinal triads er recaps: 6.00-15 3.80 to 5.20' 6.00-16 3.90 to 5.30 6.50-15 4.60 to 6.25 6.50-16 4.70 to 6.40 7.00-15 5.10 to 6.95 7.00-16 5.20 to 7.15 , 7.50-16 ' 7.90 to 10.85 STIU GREATER ALLOWANCES ON FULL SETS Missed Putt For Snead Hands Open To Worsham ST. LOUIS. June 16 il'i The comer gulf folks linve been talking about for several years Lewis W. t Lewi Worsliitui of Washington, D. C thunderously luis arrived, with the National Open crown iwrrhcrt Jauntily on a fast-thinking Wuil.' Some say It was Sain Snead'i si-lioolbcvyl.il putting on the 18th green of their title playoff at the St. Louis country club yesterday that gave 39-yoar-old Worsliaiif a dramatic, tiue-stioke victory and a ticket Into golttlom's big money bracket. Lew, a newly1 appointed profes sional at Oakmiiiit, Pa., collected $3,500 tor .Ills triumph and figures to grab some 820,000 more In testi monials and attendant rewinds lured by an Open tlllist. . But when Sammy from Hot Springs, Va.. blew a 30'a-lnch putt for his losing 70. it was seconds after Worshiim pulled a psycho logical swlfly demanding that US OA officials measure both bulls to see who had the ouUildo lie In tho payoff taps for both. Snead had Judged he was a frac tion outside of where Worshuui's ball had squirted after nicking the not walk a man. making It fifth time this season that the veteran righthander has uut Issued a puss. The fast climbing St. Louis Cur- Idinals moved within a half game lot the fifth place Reds by taking tneir lourui strulglit from the Brooklyn Dodgers in St. Louts 11-3. After losing the oiiener to Cleve land 5-3, the Philadelphia Ath letics got an even break when they came from behind with three runs in the eighth to win the night- leap. 6-4. I 6W h "..if Olli IEAD- V QUARTERS . IS POOLE S! Complete Fishing & Outing Supplict POOLE'S Bloclw lt Sporting (iooda ZZt So. ?lb t7!.,TvV 14 v CD i&sss ill seOrhelsejj $380 t. $1()85 s r -Monarch tire. service 301 So. 6th St. B. K. Teed Phone 7071 cup III a magnificent chip shut from the rim of the green, and stepped up to address the ball. Worshiim coolly Interrupted lilin and waved In tho officials, armed with a tape measure, who took sev eral minutes to confirm what UihmuI had guessed he whs a hair inch ouisltte Worsliam's bull on the op posite side of the cup and hud fust Hut the Interruption obviously nettled alreutly-harrassed Snenil, whu was anxious lo follow up his fulling first pull from 18 feet, a straggly short tup that left him the fatal 10'i Inches shy. Like Wor sham, he wna anxious to grt his putt In first and put the pressure on the last player. Snead was less steady than be fore as he approached the bull the second time. Worshnm's Justifiable call for a measurement hud Its damaging effect some veteran ob servers nit id It was one of the rug! est stratagems ever pulled In-open competition. s Sam's putt squirmed off to the right and missed the cup complete- You'll never be a hermit if you serve "For CtneraliomA Greof Kentucky favon'e" iMstl BuUlm ftieati brp , I T . Ild nulo; - IM . 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June Is, llt, f M Duck Pitcher Goes To Solons KIKIKNtt, June III tfl'i -Thn line! verslly of 'Oregon's Jiilin Day. sophs' ultimo southpaw who hurled five norlhrrii division victories from the molinil tor the Weliftails the piit season, has turned proteasional, ; Ditv annulment he had signed wltfl Hie Miicruiiientu. Calif., Soliins of lh I'utilltt Const leugue. Oregon's Ctiili'h Unwind ll'ilwill Is away from the campus ami was nut uvullable for ctimitielit on loss of the pitcher, coil died mi as a big asset III Oregon's roust title bid next year. Hoy t.'nrlniiii, Weliliait calcfier wild graduulrd yesterday, lelt tho suine day fur St. luils fur a trynut with I'lilladrlphln of the Nullnnal lettguo. Expansion SALE! Reg. 16.45 COWBOY BOOTS Now 13.75; NTfctV.Mtr , TONY LAMA OI.NI N-NTM.Ht ALSO t llll llltl.N MOOTS tiii: GUN STORE 111 Main' 1 GENERAL TUBES
