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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1947)
Chesnes Can Top 30 Mound Wins Beavers Almost Bock To Fourth Place By Splitting Double Bill, 3-2, 0-3 , ' By BILL BECKER Associated Press HpurUwrilrr Tim Ann Francisco Stall, who have had. the Cout league's only Id-name wlnnen during the lut two seasons, aeem to have been struck." y llRhtnlng for the third stratum year. rrcsliman Klgninanaer uoo i,nesnes, uie eiuu.uuu urauiy uum van, ake City, pitched his 15th victory last night a the Seals blasted Oak uid, 18-3, and moved back Into second place, two games behind the adlng Angels of Los Angeles. The Angels walloped Sacramento 10-9. nhesnes reached the halfway mark In his goal of SO wins In the Irtit 87 games of the 18-game schedule. If he maintains that pace, he i'lll exceed the 31- victory total posted In IMS by Bob Joyce, now back vllh the Seals, and in 1946 by Larry nnsen, currently doing ai rigni . . lanKers nip Merchants Second Time ..id, flm Nuiv Vnrk niallts. in. ff,irt. last nliht was a five- l,ln..rni,fl ha had virtually no trouble i . - , - . , fler the first Inning wnen vince ui Itlaifglo plastered a home run wiin line mate aooara. wiui wo am t i.ioht. Acnrn errors. WIiIIa tlie Reals thus took a 3-1 i dKe In their series, the Angels ,n..l nn La a 2-all tie with Sacra' Inento as Kcd Adams stopped the knlnn Klnrocni wltn six nils. lluimiiK L.v.i. Kridla Sauer Daced a 10-hlt x Angeles aiiacK wn-n iwo uuuuies iccounttiig lor lour runs. T,m hnpji nn balls dished UD by Lnr Solon nitchers. including five liy starter ana loser rTBiiaio vum, Inane It easy ior uie niuieui. Portland s Beavers rose 10 wunm hair ranie of the fourth-Dlaee Solons bv splitting a twin bill with Hnllrwnod. Beaver Vie Kaschl edged Kuiccrr Ardltola, 3-1, In the opener, wan tne aiars cotnins back on Finny ooas m-nii inui out to win the nightcap, S-0, over Hot Hrlser, Both games went nine innings, a ihe opener, originally slated lor seven, found a 1-1 deadlock finally Lrokcn in the ninth. San Diego took two irom seatue. -a and 7-3. to ateD on the Ra inters' lingers Just as they were climbing I out of the cellar window. The Padres held seventh place secure on Ipflectlve hurling by Al Trelchei In the seven-inning Ice-breaker and by Manny Salvo, aided by Al Olsen, in I the closer. Max West of the Padres hit homer No. 16 to go ahead In the four-ply department. Touchdown Twins At Hollywood HOLLYWOOD. June 28 WH- Movie cameras hold no terror lor the Army's, great football stars, Glenn Davis and Felix Blanchard. Here to start work on a picture next week, the two readily con fessed they didn't pretend to be ac tors. And as of two days before reporting to Producer Charles Rog ers, they hadn't even seen the script One renort said they were to re ceive $50,000 apiece for their film ork. but botn corrected wis sannoo. Blanchnrd will report to Ran dolph field at San Antonio, Tex., d Davis to Fort Riley, lias., wnen their furlousths after graduation from West Point are over late next month. And from Miami comes word thst Army's star quarterback. Lt, Arnold Tucker, ana nis -cnua-hood sweetheart" bride, the former Patricia Small, were en route to New Orleans on their honeymoon today after their military wedding here last night. He and his bride hare "gone steady" since high school days. They will make tneir nome m Ban Antonio, where Tucker is as signed to the army air foree base at Randolph field. Final Putt Wins Title Luster Nerseth won the lt-hole bracket of the women of the Reames Lamm trophy golf tourna ment yesterday, defeating Ellen Farrens 1 up on the 18th green. They were all even on the green, both with putts of Just over three fset. Mrs. Farrens putted first and missed, and Mrs. Nerseth stepped up anaticnocKea ner pun in xor uie hole and the championship. The 8-hole bracket final round, between Jerry Farley and Ada Sproat will be played next week. The trophies will be passed out later, but yesterday O. H. Buffing ton presented Mrs. Nerseth and Mrs. Farrens each with a bottle of champagne as an additional prize. Field Chasing Sammy Snead CHICAGO. June 28 UP) A par wrecking field still was chasing red hot Sammy Snead in the $15,900 Chicago Victory National golf tour ney which moved into the semi final round today with an all-Virginia title showdown brewing. Snead, 35-year-old unpredictable shooter from Hot Springs, Va., en tered the third 18-hole round with a 36-hole coun'. of 130, a whopping 12 under par the three strokes ahead of another Virginian, 24-year-old George Payton from Hampton. In the third place was Ben Hogan, the Hershey, Pa, hot shot," whose 134 was only four strokes off Snead's pace. Bill Frink again hurled his team, the Oak Street Tankers of Ashland, to a $-2 victory over the Four Star Merchants, present leaders of the city Softball league, last night. In the other games of the evening the VFW held their third place position with a 13-0 win over the Moose, the KC outfit edged the Eagles, 4-2, and the Bureau of Reclamation won their first game of the season with a 22-11 win over the Elks. Frink allowed just two hits and one walk In the feature game of the evening which, despite the cold, ap proximately 150 spectators gathered to watch. The Merchants were hit less until Buck Ferguson squared away on a fast ball In the fifth and slammed ou,t a center field home run. Then, In the sixth Inning, Roy Harris, poled out a double and later scored giving the Merchants their two runs. The Merchants threatened again In the sixth Inning when Frink walked Everett Buck, and Virgil Horn made first on an error, ad vancing Buck to third. Frink, how ever, bore down and retired the side beside the locals could score. Wilbur Welch chucked a one-hit Ult for the VFW, while his team mates teed off on the Moose and brought In 13 tallies. Three runs In the fifth Inning gave the KC their advantage over the rejuvenated Eagles squad. Louie Toucher was the winning pitcher and Ramos hurled for the Eagles. Zimmerman pitched the Reclamation boys to their first win of the season in a free scoring tilt which Reclamation took from the favored Elks aggregation. Brownie Myers, regular Elks chucker. was absent from the lineup. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W I. Prt los Angeles 51 San Francisco . Oakland Sacramento Portland Hollywood San Dieso eeattie . 48 . 46 . 43 . 38 . 41 .39 36 38 39 39 44 40 47 47 48 .573 .552 .541 .494 .487 .466 .453 .429 Yreka Tribe Has Former Sons In Line Jimmie West Moy Hurl Sunday Tilt Coming up to their sixth Northern Camornia league Baseball game, tne Klamath Sons have as opposition the Yreka Indians at Recreation field tomorrow afternoon, and Uie Indians are expected to field a bat' tery of players who started Uie sea son with the Sons and were then cut adrift. Jimmie West, southpaw pitcher, and Jm Derrah, catcher, both went to play for Yreka when they were turned loose here, and both win probably start the game for Uie Indians. For this game Uie Sons will be skippered by Clyde Carlstrom. named temporary manager, ana rraiuue Miller, lefthander and Uie team's leading pitcher and hitter, will prob ablv start on Uie hill. Actually, though this will be the sixth game the Sons have played, alUiough they are half way through Uie schedule and meeting the In dians for Uie second Ume. Two ralned-out tilts make the difference. In the opening game or the season, down at Yreka, the Sons lambasted the Indians 16 to 7, but since that time Yreka has eome to the front and Is now Ued on mate aboard, with Uie aid of ath at three wins to two losses. Onlv last week Yreka beat Med ford 7-6. while In Uie one league game against Uie Craters Klamath lost, 10-1. in lact, tne only aecision the Sons have had. over Medford In two years was 6-3 In a D re-season game. The same Jimmie West who Is now with Yreka pitched seven innings of relief ball, giving up only one hit. for that win. The other local baseball team. Uie Junior Sons, have a date with Uie Lakevlew town team at Lakeview. The game at Recreation field is slated, for 2:30. t Best Netmen Square Off Semifinal round matches of Uie mens singles, city open tennis tourney, will be held Sunday after noon at 3:45 at Uie Moore park courts with four of Uie best netmen in town competing for posts In Uie finals. In the first match Eddie Dent will play George Proctor, and In Uie second George Mills takes on Jerry Olson. Each match will be two out of three sets. After the sinsles are run off a semifinal doubles match may be played, but up until today Uie full slate of doubles quarterfinals had not been completed. Up to this point Uie tennis tour ney has been on an Informal basis, but coming down to Uie wire the matches will be supervised by court officials. The players are compet ing for trophies now on display at Matt Finnigan's sporting goods store. Yankee Scout Lays Ground For Baseball School Yesterday's RmhIIi San Diego 5-7, SeatUe 3-3. Portland 3-0, Hollywood 2-3. Los Angeles 10, Sacramento 2. San Francisco 18, Oakland 3. AMERICAN LEART7E New York , 38 25 .603 Boston 33 27 .550 Philadelphia si an una Cleveland j. 27 27 .500 Detroit 29 - 30 .492 Washington M an m Chicago 20 34 .469 St. Louis J3 ag joa Yesterday's KesnlU Washington 3, Boston 0. Detroit 11, St. Louis 2. New York 7, Philadelphia L Cleveland 9, Chicago 3. NATIONAL i rir.i r orootjyn Boston .... New York Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh .... 36 26 .581 34 27 .877 32 26 .552 31 31 .500 31 31 .500 31 33 .484 27 36 .429 24 36 .400 Pittsburgh 12. Chicago 8. Brooklyn 8, Boston 5. Philadelphia 6. New York 8. St. Louis 6. Cincinnati s mi in nings). FIGHTS LAST NIGHT New York Bill v Fox. 171. Phila delphia, knocked out Artie Levlne 164, Brooklyn. 3. - Honolulu Henrv Davis 125 Hono lulu, knocked out Hal Hoshino, 126, rciiuiewu, isre., I. Biq 9 Favored In Cinder Meet BERKELEY, -Calif.. June 28 (IP) The Big Nine and Uie Pacific Coast conference clash in their annual track sfnd field meet today with Uie Midwestemers favorites by a wide margin in the postwar renewal of Uie event last held In 1942. On dopes ters' score sheets the Big Nine wss an 89-43 point p re meet favorite in the 16 events, touted as a veritable preview of the U. S. Olympic squad. All Uie surprises were likely to spring from the western ranks. Donnie Anderson of California in Uie sprints and Chuck Hanger of California in the high jump, Don Wold of Washington in the mile, George Rasmussen of Oregon In the pole vault and Al Lawrence of USC In Uie broad jump were held Uie most likely upset candidates. Volk Flattened. HOLLYWOOD, June 28 M Bob by Volk, 160H. of Portland, Ore., was knocked out by Bob Castro. 159 '4. Los Angeles, In two minutes and SO seconds of Uie fourth round of their scheduled 10-round bout at the Hollywood Legion stadium count under rain of straight lefts last night. Volk went down for the to the head and body. "There Is No Finer Pumice Tile Made" KLAMATH PUMICE TILE CO. Stlf. Balph f Pamlcc Batldinf Til ;auU Chss. DHfvma 14 Owens Street HOME GARAGE 216 Old Fort Rd. Phone 7034 Bring your car where ail work la guaranteed. We specialise in Motor Rebuilding and Tune-up Valve Grinding - Reborinf Brake Work Generator and Starter Rebuilding teas Cltaalng Aau Palatini , 4 , .....,1. .. ,.. mimm.m " .in' .ik wrfrn-twin-r-.; -t -.- L " "'11 ' ' f 1 i 1'. 'ra i j 7? Francis McCormack. Rrooklvn-born advance man for the New York Yankees' Pacific roaat scouting orew. has laid the ground work lor the baseball school and frroul ramp tin Tanas win noia in tviamain Falls next Monday through Thursday at Recreation field. McCormack. with the willow. Is shown talking over hkf favorile subject with Hal Shldler, leader of the local American Legion Junior baseball program. l By SocAltoitfU, Sports Edlior; GUN. AMMO SITUATION SHOULD LOOSEN SOME Klamath- Basin hmiters and gun a while will not be able to go Into a fanciers can expect a slight loosening of the gun and ammunition situa tion, according to local dealers, and rifle ammunition, expeclally. Is ex pected to be available In greater variety as well as quantity next hunting season. Though a few more shotguns and rifles are being received, they are being snatched up as soon as they are brought out, and there are still long waiting lists on most types of guns, particularly deer rifles. Cer tain types of firearms, notably deer rifles and 12-gauge shotguns, will be more plentiful, but Nlmrods for Patty Upsets John Brcynwich LONDON. Jkine 28 UPi Budge Patty of Los Angeles scored Uie biggest upset of tile Wimbledon tennis championships today by elim inating John Bromwlch, second seeded Australian veteran. 6-4. 0-6. 6-4, 1-6, 6-4, before a crowd of 16,000 on Uie famed center court. The unheralded Callfornlan landed in Uie quarter-finals, whore he Joined Jack Kramer of Los Angeles, Uie top-seeded favorite who reached the round of eight earlier with a 7-5, 6-2, 6-3 triumph over Torsten Johansson, Swedish Davis Cup star. store and plrk the gun they want from the shelves. Shotgun ammunition should be fairly plentiful In smaller shot, such as 6 and 7L, but Uie heavier shot may be somewhat harder to obtain. Rifle ammunition will be obtainable in greater variety In most cases, although J 00 Savage shells will be very scarce. The dealers also report a crimping Improvement In shells, and some of this Improved ammo Is now available. The expense and scarcity of lead and some other basic raw ma terials is blamed for the shell short age but ammunition manufacturers are hoping for a let-up before too long. ' A local gunsmith reports that Remington has developed a revolu tionary bolt action, which they are expected to Introduce in the near future. The Remington company Is also expected to come out with some new calibers, although these de velopments have not been made public. Limited supplies of ammunition are reported by some local mer chants for the 8-mm. German Mau sers, which should be good news to some local sportsmen who have Uiese German rifles. Ball Tryouts Open Monday All boys Interested In playing base ballparticularly those high school graduates between 17 and 23 years of age are Invited to attend the baseball school and tryout camp which the New York Yanks will conduct Monday through Thursday at Recreation field. The classes, taking up all phases of the national sport, will run from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. each day, with Syl Johnson long -time major leaguer, In overall charge. Each young player attending Is asked to bring his own gloves and spikes. The school will furnish balls, bats, pads and other necessary equip ment. The school Is designed to give every young fellow who wants to play baseball a chance to be looked over by big league scouts, and any player who shows promise may be ottered a contract with the Yankee baseball farm system. Tryout camps similar to Uits have sent many of today's diamond stars to the majors, notably Stnn Muslal of the Cards, Eddie Miller of the Reds and Pete Reiser of Uie Dodgers. TUUBSDAt, Jaat II, f. BI.M lATtmllAY, ' 'S Tw. Bobby Feller Flings 10th Over Chicago By the Associated I'reas Crepe hangers can remove the black ribbon from Hobby Kellers pitching arm. The holder of the major league all-time strikeout record looks like a lively corpse. The first hurler to win 10 gi" In the American league, Kapltl Rob ert appears to have regained ins true form lust at uie ruiiu mm wllh Uie all-star game lens than two vrrks distant, lliibbv skinned a tut II III New York because of a knee Injury tallied when lie siippeu mi uie pitching immiKl al Hlilbe park but he had nleiilv of stuff In last ulKht's six-hit, -S victory over Chicago. It was Ids filth win In his last six starts. Mnud Chandler of the New York. Yankees halted the latest phenom, Carl Siiietb of the A's, the 30-year-old rookie who had won three straight games. The score was 7-1, a llftli straight win for riinnilier. As Mirkev llarfner of Washing ton had shut out the HimIoii Id'il Sox, 3-0. In Uin league's only day game, the Yanks' night win stretched their lend to 3't games over the Sox. Detroit revalued Its baiting rye. after a dreary eastern trip In which wic i igers lost lu oi ll games, aim thumped St. Louis 11-2 In a twi light game, Brooklyn widened Us National lead to a game and a half over Boston by rutting loose with a 15- hit attack for an 1-5 edge over the Hi n vc before 35,081, largest of the season at 111 lives Held. Mkeeler Nrwsom's grand alum homer III the second inning sunk, the New York Cllniils, giving I'lill.,. delplila a 6-5 ileiislon desplln lu round Uippers by 0i (.Hauls. Walk, or Cooper collected No. 16, anil J.i. k Lolukv banged one with a man on. Fred Hrhinldt wis the victor on relief over Clint Hurtling. HI. Louis anil Cincinnati playni n wllil one at Hiioruiiiana pink, finally won In the lllh by t tin cBr. dlnaU, d-ri, on Wintry Kurowkku single wllh three on. IMItsbiiigh handed Chicago's Cubi their fourth alralght loss, droppinit Iliem Into a fiiuiili-plni'e tin with HI. Uitils at the 500 mark. Despite 17 Chicago lilts, the final score wni 12-8 I'ltlsolirtih Kith Jim llnuliv the winner over Mill Lee. Hunk llrern berg homered. Han lllriu. Calif. Jerry McHwalu, UK), Anaheim, and Kuaty Payne, Ilia1.. Han Diego, drew 10. Trucks for Rent U-DRIVE Phone 44SS OK Transfer Co. PIERRE'S DRIVE-IN Algoma Richfield Got Sandwiches Fountain Servic Opn 6 A. M. lo 1 A. M. Longacres Open SEATTLE, June 28 Pt With more than Uie usual fanfare, the 14th summer season of horse racing starts this afternoon at Longacres. The $5000 Inaugural handicao at six furlongs tops the day's races. Eleven horses were entered over night with Uie Canadian-owned Mouse Hole, a good performer the past two seasons, given top weight and rated as probable post time favorite. Malin Cab Service Day and Night Service Malin Bonania Merrill Klamath Falls Phone 125 Malin Mr . HEAD- QUARTERS IS POOLE'S! Complete Fishing . & Outing Supplies POOLE'S Bicycles i Sporting (ioodi IH So, 7th YOUR CAR YOU Need It For Essential Driving. IT Needs Essential Service THAT MEANS: Regular Inspections k Regular Lubrication Regular Adjustments For real car conservation and continued maximum pr lormtnee have your car checked now by our skilled, trained mechanics with modern tools and equipment at this convenient location on Klamath Avenue, Where 8th Street Ends Odell Motor Co. Phone 4149 sOMCo Hai Available For Immediate Delivery Steel Window Saih Screens Moulding Hardwood Plywood Store Fixtures Showcases, Wall Cabinets Doors and Frames Hardware Garage, Dears Southern Oregon Manufacturing Co. Ph. 7J81 BLY AUTO SERVICE AND ACCESSORIES BLY OREGON Phone 22 5 DAY SALE JUNE 28 TO JULY 2 AM Maes of raeseager Tires and Tubes In 4 and Ply and Heavy Daty Ply Pickup Tires l.ee-16 Ply 114.4 f Ply 18.7 C.M-M 4 Ply 17.45 ( Ply M.7S , 7.-ie 4 Ply 19.80 6 Ply M.7 AU Tabes 95 Off. Al wry Dwty Ply Track and Bus Tires 15 Off. Battartea All Rises in Stock. 93.00 Trade-in Value On Yoar Old Battery. 9 9.N 9193 Hydraane Basaaer Jacks Heia Warner Hydraulic Bumper Jack, was $110, Now:. Tie-O-Matlc Hydraulic Bumper Jack, was 17.50, Now.. Sporting Goods, Guns, Ammunition, Fishing Taekl Sportsman's Light Weight Waders, were 912.50, Now 110.00 Dry Flies, were te each. Now t for 95c 1 Gal. Picnic Jags with Fsacet, were 95.M, Now 95.95 1 Gal. Pieaie Jags, plain, were 99.99, Now 93.45 Plenty of Remington .99 Long Rifle Shells. GARDEN HOSE Ftresieae, Black Standard Quality, 50 ft., was 95.95, Now 95.25 Firestone, Black Supreme Quality, 95 ft., was 94.95, Now 94.25 Firestone, Black Supreme Quality, 50 ft., was 98.95, Now. 98.00 Hanting and Fishing Licenses Sporting Goods m Poppy Gordon's Oregon Hillbillies V , Dancing 10 Till X Admission 91.00 Jt Of AU. &AO vjoros or J Tom of. on. MM- Tete 5AOOC5T ARC TmS, V, ,1 IT MIGHT HAweme Ji Donald F. Call George E. Wood Licensed Solicitors mm Saturday ARMORY "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admission. 74c. Including Tax Sponsored by Post 1383. V.F.W. Returning by Popular Request BOB SUMMERS and His "Musical Fun for Everyone'' Wednesday, July 2 ATTENTION! JOHN M. OWENS, Electrical Contractor,, Phone 8245 is available now for HOUSEHOLD WIRING INDUSTRIAL WIRING MOTOR OVERHAULING RANGE & WATER HEATER INSTALLATION & REPAIR . MISCELLANEOUS REPAIR DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE (soy KLAMATH SONS vs. YREKA INDIANS ioj L2XOJUU i SUNDAY, JUNE 29TH, 2:30 P. M. Recireatfion Park This is a regular home game in the Northern Calif. League Ill Payne i
