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1 ATURDAY, JULY 12, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE NIN1 Joe Louis Not Looking For Fight Tandberg's Win Over Baksi lly HA II II V GRAYSON . NKA Spurts Editor NEW YOIIK, July 1'J (NKAl o llnkal so unexpectedly (liupiiliiK der-Uluu to uii( Olio TuliilboiH 111 fciutkliolm Was rlvlit down Jug Loin' ullay. rial tlllil uiu umcK jua requirm ii uul, but the champion limy mm ii on uluyliiK null iul ctuliiii cxlii. iiilom without any questions Hum VCII UIK'la MUM JHCUIM, I iliuibL that Loul wuuld have ucklod Jlnknl Hi Yuiikca Htiullum, iouL. IV. even hud the Kuluuiuiil, beer hull bouncer sallslnclory t) mitlutim In lilulily eatlslnctory Jitnliluii. f H l quite nil rlvlit Willi the Jlruwn Uomuvr llml the suiorifas Jiurd on Hid other side settled nil 4hii without hli having to rink, any .iinplcnxuiiinrM villi tho UOtli Cell jury Boortlug club by refusing tu 4io tiiiuprdrd Into mi uutuimi out jug. It In brut fur nil hullils, Indud 1 1 ik the puylim lurali. Tito plodding jlnkul unit IH two Irfl (not mid -'liuullwru now have profitable re IiibK'H mid the pair emi sinmicr ground In their uv.ii class nil (nil no rimer. Wlirn i'miil Miunlrllo brllrd mm mriiMi the Indium rlmi wllh Hie opcnliiil bell lint BcpU-iiibrr. the , Jlronx berkrrp put a very bright Jdrn In Hninky Joe's lirnd. It wn f, to retire u ibenien mid to capitalise tor the remainder of Ilia duy on Beavers Drop 5-2 Double To San Diego J lly The Associated Press I Kddle ttnuer, Los Aimelea rlnlll fielder, la one of Uie beat throwliui 'uutfleldrra III Hie I'arlflc Coaal leaaui, (or which the Aimela par ticularly Pitcher Cliff Chamber i,.,tfl uraljifitl lul lilulll. . Bauer uncorked a perlecl alrlke.l . ;n(ler catchlui lly, to O JUDie rrnnx 'Kelleher o( Ilullywood at the plate or a final out u( the name, giving ciOhambera a allm 3 maiuln over Ui Htara' Pinky Wok1. I The win lave aoullipaw Cham liiutrm Nn IB asaliut (Ive deleata and a.irelrlied the Anaela' league lead to lour gnmea aa Hnn rrauciaco loai to Oakland, 4-1. 2 Oak righthander Damon Heyea 1 checked Uie Beala wllh (Ive hlU. ila Bcaraella'a S70-loot circuit famaah broke a l-l tie In the alxih land the Aconu went on to acore two more runa. . The Kan Klego Padre entoyed a bl( night, nicking Portland twice by 5-1 arore and moving ut of the eellar aa haplea He alUa fall back In. Inalng lo Mac- ramento. -. The Padre got a pair of rauu-golng pitching Job. I wllh lefty Tom tieat ehurklng a (wo-hltler In Ihe arven-lnnlng ' opener and Hob Kerrigan aparlng k aevrn llearrr blow In Ihe finale. 1 San Diego executed a triple play Vi aecond lame after Portland ' aoored two runa In the fourth and then had-th hue loaded arid none I out. Charlie Silver wa on Ural. ! iiarvev storev on aecond and Her man Reich on third. Dick Wenner grounded lo Third Unaeman Dick Oyeelman who atepped on the bag. forcing Storey, and then threw lo eocon f lo force Bllvera. Reich tried to reach home but Bob Hamilton threw to Catcher Prank Kerr to put Uie Portland runner out. In the Bncramento victory. Tonv Prellaa wn the winner although Ken Holcombe came In to quell a three-run Rainier uprlalng that Jual (ell ahnrt of tvlng. Tony York homered for Seattle. Box acorea: iflrtl IIimii roaTiA.sn ' OnrlMUld. 30 . , , L, a 0 4 I Rallo, M .. 3 e I 3 Wenner. ef .... , 10 10 RWM, 3b 3 I J I Helen, rt - 3 13 1 RMoher. If 10 10 Moralore. c 3 0 4 0 Vlro. lb J 0 I 0 Itnhlninn, n - ... a w aUohblni .. - I 0 0 0 Tout. - - 4 1 I a--lltt(t fur Eicobar In Tth. . HAN UlkllO H TO Clay, rf (lamlllon. ab Uarrall, rf . W..I. If .... mti, lb MelK,nnll, e ClflmRn. 3b tran, j P I 3 3 1 3 a 0 e 1 a i a a io i a a o o o o o TTolal. . 'll ' POHTI.ANU ooo aoo o a Ml I)lr 010 J(3 - " nilMMAIIY nun. Mloray. Iilch. Ilam ntnn, llarrsll a, We.l. Sniiix: arrora. wenner. ltollnon, Trsn; left on baiei. Portlsiid a. San Uivso 3; two-liae htl. fiaupei htmie run, Itelch: earrlflc hit, Tmii; alolan tiaMi, Uarretl, Weit: runa tallied In, McDonnell. Keith 3. Hlmpe 3. Weul; dovbl play. Rstlo-OnrDauld-Vleo; nm I ill: umtilrM. Urr. Werneke and 9 Cnaien iNeean Game) gT' l'I'll ANII ABIII'OA . llnl.tr.. 3 0 I muiieii, an ,... j u a Raich, rf 3 3 .1 0 B'nrew. Jh 4 I I SllveTn. e 3 0 I Wanner, ef '. 3 0 3 ,0 Kaeobar. If . 4 0 10 Vleo. lb 4 17 0 Itelier, p 3 0 3 0 xDortbtna - I 0 0 0 xxUorlHmld 0 0 Total! 33 T 34 P x "Hutted fur HeU.r In 1th. xx Hulled for Mooty In Olh. HAN ini tio AH II ro A 1 3 0 lUmlllnn. 3b 3 Jmmttn, If 4 WmI, rf ft 0 4 3 Kerr. , 1 Shu pp. lb (J V art til Atl, ,1b . Trn, Kerrlgun, p ... Tntalfl ... PORTLAND .,. San nie-ffn 4 , 3 B.., ni o a7 io , ono 200 ooo a , 000 310 nuna, Ratio, Mullen. Jm nUlYIlYlAn Y- rn, Karr Hamilton 2, Tran; Itm on haanN. Portland ft, Ran nieno two-baaa hlta, Wait 3, Raich, VIco; aorlfice htt, Storayi tolen baaa, Clav; runa baited In, Ciy-eln.an. Htoray, Tran 3. Kcrrlaan, Weil: double play, Mullen-flllvara-VIco: triple play, (lyaalman-Hamlltnn-Karr; loaln pltrhar, Jfel-er; time, 3:30; umplrei. Warneka, Enflen and Orr. Olftuifled Ada Brlnt Results. Fish Worms For Sale 2421 Oregon Ave. r hi matchless record, something to which Hie Alalwiiiu-boiii Nemo In o I ichly entitled. A lew of u dis cussed thin wllh the lltlehiilder lillci hlii second knockout of Hilly Conn In June Innt your, advised mid urged him to hmiK 'em up. Luulu took on Mnurlello only aa luvor to Mike JiicoIm to keep the promoter's omiinluitlon koIiik unci help (III Ida riullo roniinltinrnt. In return It In believed the pro prietor of the Will Century Sport ing club churned o(( A good share o( I .tui Ik' iiersonal debt to him, on which Income tax hud already been paid, l.oulh' every nclloli alme hnn mnde It plnlner Unit he doea not cure to (lulu niiuln. lie hna done out o( Ilia wny to build up cuaen against proaeetlve opponent. "I f; By JfaU SoeM44fA Sporis Editor Son's League Lead At Issue In Game With Crater Nine Klnmuth'a nnrrow lead In the Northern California baaeball rlrcult will be the Inane tomorrow afternoon when the Hon are vlalted by the outfit which ha had a hex on them lor the pnut two year. McdOird'a Cralera, In a aevernl way lie (or aecond auot In the tctigue. will piny the Hona at Recrea tion field, the game atarllng at 3 SO. In the paat two yearn the Hona have Crashing Cars Show Tonight The Hollywood Death Driver, troupe of movie atunl men and racing driver, will nut on a rraah and thrill ahow at Ihe Klamnth county (alrgrotiuda tonight. The galea open at 8:30. the ahow la alatrd for 1:30. The ahow conalala of aeveral eventa In which expert drivers put ordinary stock model automobile through fwee which were never dealgned or Ihe family bin. Included In the act will be Jump from a high ramp, crnahea through burning plank wulla, head-on ainaahea, overturn and one feature In which a attint man I trupped to the hood of a car and uard aa a human battering ram In a cranh Into a wall. Drlvera Inking part In the ahow Include Tiny Hoyce. who aixiri a biokcn collarbone received In a re cent ahow, Jack Armatrong and Bud William. Long Shots -Into Finals PORTLAND. July 12 WP Two long-shot flualiat Charlr Gordon of Seattle and Ray Weaton of Portland will battle It out for 3d hole today over the Alderwood country club course for the Pnclflc North weal Oolf aaaoclntlon cham ptnnahlp. Qordon defeated fellow-town-man Ernie Johnaon, S and 4. and Weaton breered by Doug Bnjus of Vancouver, B. C. ft and 3. In yes terday's aeml-flnnU, marred bv In termittent hnwer. At the halfway mnrk Gordon wa one up and Wea ton alx up. Vying for the women' crown will be Oracle De Mom. Corvallla. Ore., and Bnbe Freeae Bowman, Portlnud. Mia De Moaa scored an overwhelming 8 and 8 victory over Mra, Omar Anderaon In Frldny aeml-dnal round, while Mra. Bow man wna carried to the 18th hole before she defeated Barbara Smith. Portland. Eddie Cool Dead PHILADELPHIA. July 12 (' Eddie Cool, who fought mnnv of Ihe best featherweight: and light weight before he retired In 1039, Is dead al 35. The fast-stepping lightweight died In a hospital yea. terduy 24 hours after he wa ad mitted with a stomach ailment. PICfllTS LAST NUillT v HONOULU David Kill Kong. 132, Honolulu, outpointed Tony Ollvern, 120, Sun Francisco, 12. NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Willie Pep, 130, Hartford, Conn. Knocked out Jenn Bnrrlcre, 133, Montreal, 4. (Non-tltle HOLLYWOOD Jorge Banchex, H9''j. Havana, outpointed Lul Castillo, 119'?, Lo Angeles, 10.. THRILLS! CHILLS! SPILLS! Hollywood DEATH DRIVERS era Klamath Foils FAIRGROUNDS TONIGHT Under ihe Lights 8:30 P.M. Gate open 6:30 P. M. See these boyt cheat 'Death! Crashing flaming walls! Crash-jumping 60 to 80 feet . . . head-on collisions . . . death leapt! Can over rom pi tideways! See the human ram and many more death-defying actt. You have teen thete boyi on your local theatre screen . . . now you can tee them In person! TONITE - Come Early for Choice Seats Clears Path for don't aee how the public would puy inure thun IS ceuta (or a champion ship (liiht with u contender who pop out (if nowhere," rcuurdlhg 'lundlieiK, the latest example. liccause prevluua experience hnd convinced him thnt he could not please the putrona In exhibitions, Louis hnd booked lilmaeK In mo tion picture lmue packet ahow when he arcompniiled the writer to llonoluhi (or an appearance laal Nov. II. It wna In the Manila thnt Unils (uund people were content almpl " to aee him In action and under no pressure. Toward the end of a protracted ahlppluii and aiiKnr atrlke wllh only relief ahlpa dock ing Loul drew m.ooo. While In llnwnll, lxiuls received a rich olfer (rom Mexico City, wan offered 100,000 (or two appenrancea engaged Medford on the dlnmond (Ive tliuen, lout fuur and came out ahead onlv once. Their official meeting thla year ended 10-1. with the Bon In com plete rout. Medford ha been dropped fill year by Yreka, once, and Mc Cloud twice teama that the Klam ath aqund generally la able to beat. Ilerauae tomorrow' lilt la the reully crucial one of the aenaon, Malinger Clyde Carlatrom mny lend with hla ace pitcher, Prannle Miller, deepite the (net that Miller hna been doing moat of the pitching recently and complnlned of n aore arm after Inat w eek a game. Ployd Bhotwell I due (or a turn on the mound, but It wna Bhotwell who waa clubbed an unmercifully Ihe lail time the Son plnved Medford. Hert Krohn, lefthander, poaalbly mav be the choice. One thing aure. Cnrlatrom will load the lineup with hitter. Jerry Nelaon will probably pitch jor ,))e Crater, triu-where in i Rlaewhrre In the league. Dummulr playa at Redding. McCloud cornea to Weed and Yreka gora to Mt. Shaau. The Klamath Junior Soita. with Jay (julgley loaning, will go to Bly for a tilt with the Bly entry. Inter late league, tomorrow afternoon. NATIONAL I.EAOI E W. 4& . 41 . 39 39 . 39 ., 36. .. 32 I. 31 33 32 38 Brooklyn lliwtou New York . 1st. Loula . I Cincinnati . I Chicago 39 39 45 45 Philadelphia Plllaburgh 29 J92 Telerdar's Results St. LouU 4-9. New York 3-17. Brooklyn ft. Chicago 0. Cincinnati 10, Boston 8. Pittsburgh 7. Philadelphia 2. AMERICAN LEAGl'E W L Pet New York 49 26 .653 Detroit 38 33 .535 Boston 39 34 .634 Cleveland 33 33 .500 Philadelphia 37 38 .493 Washington 33 38 .465 Chicago 35 42 .455 St. Louie 35 45 J57 Yesterdsv' Result Boston 4-0. Detroit 3-3. Philadelphia 4. Cleveland 2. New York 3. 8t. Louis 1. Washington 4. Chicago 3. PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E W. L. Pet. .677 .539 .620 .500 .484 .478 .456 .444 Los Angeles 8an Francisco .. 80 .. M .. 52 44 47 48 51 49 54 56 55 Oakland Sacramento SI Portland 46 Hollywood 49 San Diego 47 Seattle 44 Yesterday s Result San Dlrgn S-S, Portland 2-2. Sacramento ft. Seattle 4. Los Angeles 3, Hollywood 2. Oakland 4. San Francisco 1. NEW YORK Aldo Mlnelll, 138.. Milan. Ilalv. outpointed Dom Amo roso, 135, Jeraey City, 8. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main SM Retirement III Auatrnlla, The flve-a-day packet ahow wna out. The Latin America lour followed. More recently he ha appeared In exhibition bout In the Par Went, Countleaa American mid Canadian center want him. The Orient and the Antlpode beckon. He ha yet to appear hi the Urltlah lalea and on the continent. The cockeyed world will lor eomr yenra be enger to aee the Loula, who la or wna conaldered Invincible, Whacked on the chin for keep or outacrambled by tome egg, Loula would bo Jual another ex-chnmiilon. When people apenk of lula fight ing, they overlook the fact that he ha to train. That la whnt the Bomber dlallkca moat. It waa extremely difficult (or him to get In ahnpe (or Conn Inat aummer afler (our yeara In the nrmy. He apent 10 month In train ing. There la no one In light (or Loula now and there Imi'I likely to be next year, when he will be larger around the hip and 34. By the time aome young (ellow like Bcrnle Reynold quallllea. Louis really will be Old Black Joe. It I extremely doubtful that a finely-conditioned Joe Loula will again be unlenahrd to fire for keep. I hope It turn nut that way. So few of them know when they have had enough. Cards Would Hold Baseball School Here Another big league haaebnll aehool I In proapect for Klnmath baaln youiigater with a notification re ceived by the Junior chamber of commerce from the St, Loula Card inal, rxpresalng a dralre to conduct a iwo-dny aehool here. The Curd want to hold their aehool on July 28 and 29 from 10 a m. to 4 -p m., under the direction of Walter J. Patten Jr. Reaponalblllty for making neces sary arrangement haa been turned over to Sum Smith, city recreation director, who 1 trying to arrange with the Son of Itnly lodge and other orgnnlzatloiu to bring the school to Klamath Fall, The New York Yankee recently held a four-dny baaeball aehool here, and a a reault Jay Qulgley of Klam- ain ana Talmaclge Bnrron of Weed both aliened contract and will farm,iu. for what he hone will be an' oui io me Yauxee next year. Irvin : other shot at France. Whltt. who gradunted from KUH8I Bud hna tnurd the hlllv 6 428 thla last aprlng. signed a contract vard Wakonda lnvoiit thre times with the Cardinals' chain earlier In end veaterdav he banged out a the aummer. th-ee-'under par B9. If atla(actory arrangement can ! 8trnhnn and Ted Biahop of be completed, Recreation field will 1 Vet'ck. Man., both are due hew be used for the clinic. Fox Puts Away Bill Peterson Pr, ; nroKANB. July 12 ,T Tiger 5B2Jack Fox, still packing lethal dy- BM;nnmlle in hla fists, begnn prepar- Mo lug today for a July 23 shot at .620 i undefemed Jerry McSwaln of Call- jmo ' , , ,.J Fox. grizzled veteran of (lie rtir 'Jrjlwnra. earned the right to meet I -lrowRin oy puiiing away Seattle s "in i-cicraon ior me iu-count in 1 acore wun wcoipic the sixth round o( their scheduled i Brooklyn when he gained a tecn-10-round main event last night. I nlcnl knockout victory in a rather Fox weighed In at 187, Peterson we'rd f'stie display nt Madison al 200. Sot'are garden last night. In two scheduled six-rounder. Leo Turner, 168. former Oregon middleweight champion, scored lotirUi - round technical knockout over Roy Kennedy. 166, Bclllng ham, and Hal Hnlloway, 137 Tn coma, outpointed Don FlUgfrald, 140'. Coulee Dam. T Bobo Newsom Joins Yankees CHICAGO. July 12 (Pi Bobo New som, the travel-seasoned, once bom bastic right-handed Ditcher, wa obtained by the New York Yankees today and he observed he might help their pennant chances. "Not that they're not a cinch already without me," he added as an afterthought. A Yankee club spokesman said In St. Louis that Newsom had been obtained on waivers from the Wash ington Senators where he has won four and lost six games this year. The big major league veteran will Join the Yankees Sunday In Chicago and probably pitch that day against the White Sox. It Will Pay You To Patronize A Recognized Member MASTER Painting and Decorating CONTRACTORS OF AMERICA Klamath Chapter Meetings 1st end 3rd Mondays HARRY L. BROWN Palntinr and Dreomtlnr Phone 4226 DAVIS PAINTING COMPANY Phone 4637 DOTISON PAINTING CO. Phone 3M9 GRITMAN SIGN AND PAINT CO. Phone 60S7 II. ('. HARRIS Painting Contractor Phone 9S9S LANDIS A MONROE Painting' and Decorating Phone 6709 PATTERSON A SON PAINT STORE Phone 3324 . RAY PIERCE Painting Contractor Phone S730 ROPER & ROPER Painting Contractors Phone D218 R, E. SIMMONS Painting Contractor Phone 6078 A. E. SMITH Painting Contractor Phone 8756 The above members of the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America, Klamath Chapter, are recog niied by the Painters' Union, carry irate compensation, and comply with all government regulations. You can depend on them! March 1st Shop Charge $2.65 per Hour ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Big Basin Lumber Co. Dutch Boy Products Fyock-Moon. Inc. Preservative Paints General Paint Corp. . . General Paints Goeller'a Wallpaper and Paint Store .. Pittsburgh Paints Home Lumber Co. Pabco Paints Hove Sign Co. Phone 6663 Suburban Lumber Co , ...' Valdiira and Acme Paints Swan Lake Moulding Co Fuller Paint Game Season Requests Are Under Probe PORTLAND, July it fl'i lie qiieal for opening of the big game eeaaon In Oregon al date ranging from Augual to Novem ber were under conalderatlon by the stale game commlaalon today, Hporlamen. farmer, lockmen and foreatrrs all told their pref erence In the annual hearing on hunting regulation here. Not only waa there divergence on the opening dales, but aleo on whether deer and elk season should be concurrent or separate. The forest service asked a de lay In the big game season until October to eut down fire danger. Farmers gave some support. Htorkmen proposed thai II be rielaved until late October, after herds are down from the moun tains and awav from hunters' bul let. Thev also wanted Ihe state to pay Ihe coat of fencing hay stacks on which elk feed In winter. A game refuge for the Detroit dam area was requested, to pro tect deer In Ihe region from the thousands of dam workers ex pected there. The commission re ceived a report that a few elk had moved Into Clackamas coun ty. A closed season was asked lo protect them. A five-year deer closure wa aaked by a Hherman county dele gation, (ialaop county requeated a split deer and elk season and wanted a new system for tagging of unland birds and water fowL In the present method hunter ran not find a game warden to lac blrda for shipment, delegate said. John Mills. Sandy, aaked that more areas be set alde for bow and arrow hunting.' Ward Waits For Revenge DES MOINES. Ia.. July 12 0P When Frank Btranahan plane In tomorrow night for the Western Amateur Oolf tournament he 11 find Marvin Bud Ward, hla U. 8. Walker Cup teammate, walling end ready. The curly - haired. 34-year-old Ward will be waiting to avenre a narrow defeat In the 146 Western final. There little doubt that he' rendv. . The Spokane ace. who lost to the hujikv Toedo. O.. star In n 38-nole aiirJer at Duluth. Minn., a year ago. he been here several obv utiuw ku nlnn Inmnrrow n'ch and W'll o In'o the first he" of the sa-hole I ouallfvlng test without benefit of pr-ttc actions. There will be 18 holes of quallfv im r'n Mondav and Tucsdnv with ! the 4 low fhontera eraduattng to ; ' match play weonesany. DIIIa? TtOc DCllOISe I KVS I - , . 'Abrams In rsve " Mlll see e w I NEW YORK.'Julv 12 ('-Rteve ; 1 Benoiae ot ine rrun ""i The end came In th fifth alter ' he dropoed Abrams lor me tnira time bfnre Referee Johnnv Bums stcpned in to halt the affair Just as the bell sounded ending the round. Bellolse. 159";. bounced Abram. 161. In the first and second rounds, and at one time In the second, both gladiators were on the canvas for four seconds. Later In the same canto when Bums stepped between the fighters. Bellolse got the Idea the fight had ended and Burns had to instruct him to start pitching again. Pep Batters Jean Barriere NORTH ADAMS. Mass.. July 12 iWorld'a Featherweight Cham pion Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn., today added Jean Barriere of To ronto to his long list of victims. Willie knocked ou' the Canadian in the fourth round of their sched uled 10-rounder with left hooka to the chin last night before a 2500 crowd at Meadowbrook arena. Pep weighed 130 and Barriere 132. PAIVTING DCCORATING CONTRACTORS AMtRICA Klamath Entry r f I I ! I ,;A ;k -": ! ix r -.4 1 " r .1 ... - CD' 1 -. Wi f - ,e.J Spike Beeber , Spike Beeber Junior Golfing Spike Beeber. lanky young golf er recently moved to Klamath Fall i rom wnsnington, win rje nauung his sticks back to Peoria. 111., in a few days to enter the National Ju nior Amateur golf tourney a a representative from Oregon. His entry will be sponsored by the local junior chamber of commerce. Beeber. 18 years old. Is a student Boxer Injured Badly At LA. HOLLYWOOD. July 12 iPt The condition of Benny Cleveland. 21-year-old Los Angeles bantamweight boxer who collapsed after losing a four-round preliminary bout at Hollvwood Legion stadium last r.ieht. was reported "very precari ous" today following a brain opera tion. The boxer's physician said he suffered a hemorrhage of the brain. Cleveland. 118'-.-. fighting his second pro bout, lost a decision to Bob Adime. 117'i. Los Angeles. He fought a good battle against Adame and was on his feet at the end. In the dressing room he com olnined of feeling ill and 10 minutes later fell into a coma. Ringsiders said Cleveland did not appear to have taken a severe beating al though he was down for no counts twice in the first round. Elks Sponsor Two Golf Teams Two teams of golfing members of the local Elks club will participate in the National Elks tournament at Portland next Tuesday, during the lodges annual national convention. Members of the first team Include John West. Moon Mullis. Ray Beeber and Howard Perrln, and of i the second team. John Houston. Jim : Kerns, Ray Lamb and Dick B. Mil- I ler. COMPLETE S"fB I I I I J o-!a. and Outing Supplies POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th SUNDAY JULY 13th 2:30 P. M. Klamath SONS VERSUS Medford TIGERS In Peoria Golf sharpening hi good putting eye. Will Enter At Peoria at Washington state and on the Cougar golf team. For the past few weeks he has been turning in some around-par cards out at Reames country club. He went to the National Junior tourney last year when it wa held at the Indian Canyon course in Spokane and fin ished In second place. This year the meet Is back In Peoria, and Oregon is allowed four entries. Portland Jaycees are send ing Dick Estey. winner of the state junior tourney. There is an off chance that John West Jr. of Klamath Falls might also make the trip. Spokane Jaycees were also willing to soonsor Beeber as one of the Washington, entrants, provided he ; qualified at Indian Canyon, but the 1 local Jaycees got in under the wire I and Beeber Is slated to go from here and be an Oregon entry. Kong Tops Oliver HONOLULU. July 12 (ipi David Kill Kong. 122. idol of Hawaiian boxing fans, outpointed Tony Oll vera. 120. San Francisco, by a wide margin in a 12-round main event boxing match here last night. Kong dropped the mainland fighter (or a nine-count in the eighth round and took all but two of the rounds. Olivera won one and was awarded another on a foul. YOUR YOU IT Need It Needs THAT MEANS: Regular Inspections -At Regular Lubrications k Regular Adjustments For real car conservation and continued maximum per iormance 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 Cincy Hurler Heading For Win Record By The Associated Pre Ewell Blackwell of Cincinnati Ii taking dead aim on a place among the National - league's modern day pitching great with 13-gnme win streak that ha been surpassed only by (our hurlera In the older circuit since 1900. The all-time record 1 II In t row held Jointly by Rube Mar qunrd In 1912 and Tun Keefe In 1888. both of the New York Na tionals. Carl Hubbell sewed to gether a string of 18 In 193 for tne New yorn oiant. "Blacky" wa not up to hi usual form In laat night's 10-8 de cision over Boston as he wa nicked for 11 hit. However It waa hi ninth straight complete game since June 1. Brooklyn enjoyed Blackwell success at long range, having abut out Chicago, 5-0, before the Boston return were In. The Brave' lo npprd the Dodger' National league lead to a cosy three lull games. Vie Lombard!, hurling his first complete gam of the year, allowed only four hits. The St. Louis Cardinal' march through the East waa halted by the New York Oiant. who were beaten by the Redbirds 4-3 on homer by Del Rice and Ron Northey In the first game of a doubleheader. . The Oiant over came a five-run Cardinal first Inning with eight In their half and went on to win 17-9 in a game mercifully halted by darkness. Billy Cox' four hit highlighted the Pittsburgh Pirates' 7-2 night game romp over the Phillies for Ernie Bonham'a seventh success. The New York Yankees stretched their win streak to 10, the longest in the majors this season, by sub duing St. Louis, 3-1. As Detroit ana Boston split two. the Yanks' lead now measure nine game over both the Tigers and Red Sox. Ted Hughson tamed Detroit in tne opener. 4-3. aeci sioning Dizzy Trout, but Stubby Overmire squared matters with a four-hit shutout 3-0, to hand Den ny Oalehouso his first Boston set back. The Philadelphia Athletics bounced back from their no-hit, nn.nin tnu to nlevelnnd' . Don Black and clubbed out a 4-2 mar gin over the Tribe for Phil Mar chlldon's ninth victory. Washington climbed Into sixth place over Chicago by topping the White Sox. 4-3, In a Comlskey park night game. SAN DIEOO Charles Daniel. 146. Pittsburgh. Pa., outpointed Charles Sales, 145, Phoenix; Arut, 10. DIRT Sandy Loam Lawn and Fill Delivered or loaded on truck at 1248 Madison Ph. 4050 CAR Far Essential Driving. Essentia1! Service
