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1 PACE EIGHT Yankees'-"Tie Win Record Ex-Portlander Vic Raschi Hurls Second , Victory Of Week As Streak Reaches 19 By JOE REICHLER Associated Prrns SporU Writer The New York Yankees' merciless victory march In the American leatue had even the rival National league clubs Jittery today. With 19 straight victories under their bells to tie the American league consecutive win record, the Bronx Bombers are casting covetous glances at the only two winning streaks exceeding theirs the at straight by the 103ft Chicago Cubs and the major league record of 28 polled by the New York Giants in 1910. The Yankees made It 19 in a row yesterday when they defeated the Cleveland Indians In both ends of a double header S-l and T-J at Cleveland's municipal stadium. The double victory enabled them t equal the 41-ycar-old standard set by the cnicago wroie do m inn Dachi ro-vear-ald right hander recalled recently from Portland of the Pacific Coast league, doled out six hits In the second game to gain his second victory In a week. The double win enabled the Yanks to maintain their 11 Vi game lead over the second place Tigers. The Bengals came from behind twice to capture both ends of a double header from Washington 7-5 and 4-3. The Red Sox remained a game behind the Tigers by winning two from the White Sox in Chicago 4-1 and 6-3, the second game going 11 Innings. The Philadelphia Athletics, lead ing 7-2 going Into the ninth in ning, whacked across nine more runs to trounce the Browns In a night game In St. Louis, 16-2. Mel Queen, newest pitching mem ber of the Pittsburgh Pirates, won over Clyde King and the Brooklyn Dodgers 7-1 at Ebbets field. The fourth place St. Louis Car dinals moved within four and a half games of the National league leading Dodgers when they defeat ed the Braves In a night game in Boston 5-2. Rain and wet grounds caused the postponement of the scheduled doubleheader between the Cubs and Giants at the Polo grounds. Cincinnati and the- Philadelphia Phils were not scheduled. . , Locke Plans Coast Tour TORONTO. July 18 MV- Bobby Locke, the South African golfing star, said he plans to go to the Canadian and U. S. west coast the second week in September for a series of four or five exhibition matches. Stan Leonard and Fred Wood. Vancouver pros playing In the Ca nadian Open here, will play with Locke and they may be joined either by Lew Worsham, United States Open champion, or Ellsworth Vines of Los Angeles, a former United States Dav'' Cup tennis player, also In. the present tournament. : Leonard has been making- ar rangements for the series but said exact dates have not yet been set The tour will probably take in Van couver. Victoria and Seattle courses. N . AT N UCDUAtl'C N ULnmHM j MEN'S STORE 826 Main St. Brand New Army Tents rir : 3-ft Walls. ". Waterproof..' ' Fire 'Resistant Now $19.85 Army Canvas Cots Heavy canvas. Hardwood . frames. Now 1.50 y All Wool Army Blankets Long wearier. Quality wool Now 3.95 Leather Faced Canvas Gloves Reg. Price 89c Heavyweight Now 50c I Rod it Reel Sporting Boots Ankle fitting. Olive drab Now 10.35 Rubber Knee Boots Now 4.89 " - EXTRA SPECIAL? Gillette Type Blades S Blade to Pkg. NOW 20 PKGS. 1.00 Rugged Mat Card Slated Inaugurating the new Friday night wrestling date at the armory, six top hands of the muscle busi ness will take to the local mat at 8:30 tonight for a battle royal In which almost anything can happen. Thrown into the squared circle at one and the same time will be a couple of the really rough boys. Stocky Knellson and Pete Belcas tro: two of the "cleanies," Jack Riser and Texas Hager; the versa tile Bucko Davidson and the un known quantity. Jack Carter. The battle royal will last until four of the six grapplers have been pinned for the necessary three sec onds. First two tossed will return for the opening two-man bout, next couple have the semi-wlndup, and the two remaining have the main event. AU bouts after the royal will be of four rounds limit Y Soft Schedule Two games are slated for the vvira ntr-jhurch leaaue for to night with the yet undefeated First Baptist As meeting the First Chris tian A s at the high scnooi pracuce field and the First Christians tang ling with fh Ktpwart Lenox Baotists in B league play at Mills school. Games, as usual, are scheduled to begin at 6 o'clock. LEAGUE 71 YEARS OLD The National league in baseball was organized in New York City on February 2. 1876. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS Eqaily Na. MM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUN TY OF KLAMATH. IN AS THOMAS. Plaintiff, va. ESTON B. THOMAS. Defendant. TO ESTON B. THOMAS. DEFENDANT: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you r hereby required to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint on file herein on or before the 15th day of August, 1947. that being the date of the last publication of this summons, and it you fall to so answer or otherwise aoDtuir. for want thereof plaintiff Will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in her complaint, to -wit: For a de cree 01 enforce ox ana rrom you upon the around of cruel and Inhuman treat ment, and restoring plaintiff to ber former name 01 inaa mcnarason. i rua summons is served upon you by publica tion thereof in the Herald-News ' once each week for four consecutive weests ifive Insertions) pusuant to the order of the Honorable David R. Vandenberg. Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered the 16th day of July, 1947, the first publication to be made on the 18th day of July, 1947. and the last publication thereof to be made on the 13th day of August. 1947. EDWIN E. "DRISCOLL, Attorney for Plaintiff Pine Tree Building Klamath Falls, Oregon. JI. 1S-25: A. l-S-15 No. 784. . NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT . ' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have filed my Final Account In the matter of the estate at JAMTJ? r. CAVANAUGH, deceased, and the Circuit Court bat set Tuesday, the 2nd day of September, 1947, at the hour of two o'clock d. m. In the Circuit Court Room of the Klamath County Court House, Klamath Falls, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing of exceptions and ob jections to said Final Account, if any there be. BERNARD H. CAVANAUGH, Administrator of the Estate of JAMES G. CAVANANGH. De ceased. Jl. 18-25; A. 1-8-15 No. 785. A sniqac mafailna la facia jav eajay Saataera Orega 80 page Hunting and Fish ing Articles Scenic Pictures Maps and Charts Identifica tion Fish Drawings REND lOtK FglEND A OUVENIB nog THE WISH ISe at all masatiaa lUadi aa aparllar taads ataraa. "Your Health I Oar Business" BUCKH0RN MINERAL SPRINGS SANITARIUM Hot Mineral and Mud Baths trt x I I t tf EkaamftllfM Arthritic Ntarltlt HvrraaiatM, Carbon Dloxid Vapor Baths sr af(tttt aa ractuamiBitt! far Asthma Eetaaaa Caldi llnai Branokllli Hlft. aa Law Blaadj rraaaara. Baackhera Mlatral Berlaaa ara ft citaa It nilci lh ml Alalia . Ore, a KaiiiTaat Crtak. 0 X-ftay aa Flaar Iimti tana. Camaltia. rarila-Tharaair Ctlaia. Dae tar Nana ara ta aHtai aaet. Baiaaah!a Battf Aeearitaa. ta traattnaola reqairti. -:ampltflr firalstataj tiff aping ant aaatakaiplBf aabiat with aO madam faciTiUaa. 41 Far raainraMaat ar tUllt laftt anatlaa, adiraat Backfcara Mia ral I prion iaaiiarlaw, Bt. 1 Aiklaad, Ora ar afcaaa Lang Di tenea. D. Htvmaa WoxlM. DiractM Ginger's Foe If taTT-'--; Emery Jackson, 151-pound San Francisco ring veteran, will try to repeat his recent win over Jack (Ginger) Snapp In a le-roundcr at the armory Tuesday night LA Stars Reach Net Semifinals SEATTLE. July 18 P Pancho Gonsales and Harry Roche, both of Los Angeles, were to meet this after noon hi the feature match of the Washington state tennis tournament to determine one of the finalist berths In the men's singles play. Gonzales, seeded No. 2. moved in to the semi-final round yesterday with a 6-2. 6-1 win over Bob Lewis of Salt Lake City, while Roche, seeded No. 5. eliminated fourth seed ed Jim Evert of Notre Dame, 6-2, 3-6. 6-3. In a quarterfinal match. Jim Brink of Seattle tangles with San Francisco's Jim Livingston. Movie Planned Of Babe's Life HOLLYWOOD, July 18 (W Al lied Artists studio announced Thursday plans to produce a movie based on the career of Babe Ruth. The former baseball star will re ceive $150,000 plus a profit percen tage which the studio estimated at an additional $250,000. Bob Const- dine, sports writer, ' will do the screenplay. No decision has been reached on an actor to portray the King of Swat. Locations will include ball parks In which the Babe made baseball history. Tip Toppers ; Hold Convention HOLLYWOOD, July 18 JP The tip toppers are looking down on most folks in Hollywood today. There are 200 of them, men and women, representing the nation's tall people. A requisite for membership is an altitude of 6 feet, 4 Inches for men; 6 feet for women. The first annual convention dele gates will select a "Miss Tip Topper of 1947" in a bathing beauty contest. On the serious side Jack Stetson of Los Angeles, 6 feet 8'i Inches, says the lofty ones want to tackle such problems as too-small clothing, too low doorways and, naturally, too short beds. ar-r .: t,,,,.. W .... Dick Kamno Car No, 22 20 to 25 Hot Rod Racing Cars will race this Sunday at the Klamath Falls Fair Grounds, Sunday, July 20, 2:30 p. m. Gates open 12:30. Four hours of; racing, packed with plenty of Thrills -Chills -Spills! & & & . These Racing Cars are from Calif ornja, Washington, Oregon and Nevada. Come early so you can see these cars when they make their time trials which start atl p.m. sharp. Come early for choice seats. Plenty of free parking space. DON'T MISS THE THRILLING WARM-UPS ON THE AIR - OVER K F LW. - SATURDAY NIGHT, 7:00 P. M. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r. IE (Dm IT S f . By JfaU Soatluuvfk Sports Editor Beavers Lose Two, Drop Into Seventh By The Associated Teens Once you get past the first three teams, there's no telling who you'll meet In the clubby Coast league. Today, for example, San Diego Is fourth, Seattle fifth. Sucratnento sixth, Portland seventh, Hollywood last. Yesterday It was Sacramento, Portland, San Diego, Seattle, Holly wood. What It amounts to. virtually, is a five-team second division, with NATIONAL LKAGl'K W. L. Pet. Brooklyn 49 35 .583 Boston 45 36 .556 New York 43 35 .551 St. Louis .'. 44 39 .530 Cincinnati 41 43 .494 Chicago 37 45 .451 Philadelphia 36 47 .434 Pittsburgh 33 49 .402 Yesterday's Resulla Pittsburgh 7. Brooklyn 1. St. Louis 5. Boston 2. Chicago at New York, postponed, rain. Ouly games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAUl'G W. L. Pet. New York - 59 26 .690 Detroit 44 35 .557 Boston ' . 44 37 .543 Philadelphia 41 42 .494 Cleveland . 36 40 .474 Chicago 37 47 .440 Washington 35 45 .438 St. Louis 58 51 .354 Yesterday's Results New York 3-7, Cleveland 1-2. Detroit 7-4. Washington 5-3. Benton 4-6. Chicago 1-3. Philadelphia 16. St. Louis 2. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Los Angeles 64 46 .562 Oakland 67 49 .538 San Francisco 57 51 .528 San Diego 62 57 .477 Seattle 51 56 .476 Sacramento' 51 iT .472 Portland 48 55 .466 Hollywood 50 59 .459 Yesterday's Results Seattle 3-7, Portland 2-1. Oakland 4. Hollywood 2. Los Angeles 10. San Francisco 2. San Diego 7, Sacramento 4. Hotelman Buys Flamingo Club LAS VEGAS. Nev., July 18 W The late Benjamin (Bugsy) Slegel Is still a live topic around these parts. His brother Maurice B. Slegel. 32. Los Angeles, asked district court to name him administrator of Bugsy's estate yesterday and Hotelman San ford D. Adler took over ownership of the Flamingo - hotel.csjlno. the former public enemy's big gambling emporium. Adler bought trie property from Siegel's ' partners for a stated $3,000,000. Classified Ads Bring Result. W Buy. Sell and Trade GUNS Free Appraisals THE GUN STORE 714 Main 6t r - " s."J 7' ' . ?v only Los Angeles, Oakland and Sun Francisco staying above .600. The leading Angels pelted Suit Francisco Inst night, 10-2, to main tain a flvo-gnme margin over Oak land which humbled Hollywood. 4-2, Tommy Seats hurled his mucin I) straight win to pitch Sun Diego's Padres to a 7-4 triumph over Sac ramento. The Padres, with .477. thus squeesed Into fourth place over Seattle, which rose to .476 by again double-waxing Portland. 3-2 and 7-1. San Diego's reviving Padres made It five in a row by blasting Tony Freitaa out In a four-run sixth In ning featured by Ray Trail's second triple of the gamp and a two-run homer bv Daln Clav. Loou-nacin Mnxle West rapped his 25lh rlrcult i drive with one on In the fifth. Pitching which was supposed to be Portland's struttr suit gave Seattle another pair, their second double vlrtorv In two nliht over the tteaver. Hamuli Heme's four-hitter nUeil Vlnre 1)1 lllaul In the elcht'liiiiliti opener, and SI Jakuckl waa too lough In the plnrhea In the nlshtran. allowing IS hits hut onlv one run. A pinch single bv Bob Johnson, former American leaguer, broke tin the tight first game. In which Joe Reich of Portland and Manager Jolo White of the Ralnlers ho mered. The Beaver-Ralnler marathon continues with another double shot ton'cliL Short scorrs: (First game! . THE Seattle 101 0OO 013 8 0 Portland 200 000 002 ' 4 0 Besse and Sueme, Stngg 8: Dl Biasl and Silver. (Second gnme R H E Seattle . 003 003 0207 12 0 Portland 000 000 0011 13 1 Jakuckl and Sueme: t Robinson and Murntore. Weed Softball Plays Gun Store Out-of-town talent has been Im ported for tonight's Softball ticket at Modoc field in the form of a team from Weed. Calif., which is re portedly undefeated this season. The Oun Store Is scheduled to meet the visitors at the south diamond at 8:40. Three other regular league games are on the docket for tonight, also, with the Moose and Eagles fighting tc out on the south diamond and Ashleys tackling Rlckys at 7:30. and the Four Star Merchants opixulnu the KC's at the north end of the field at 8:40. while the Wood-Gun Store tilt Is being pluyed. - 6500 GOLF COl'RHKS There are about 6500 golf course, public and private in the U. S . and 3.750.000 players. t COMPLETE O -p FISHING 1&Y ond SrS&&L Qutina Supplies POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th at Mm mm Sun., July 20, 2:30 P.M. Klamath Falls FAIRGROUNDS TIME TRIALS 1:00 P. M. Sharp GATES OPEN: 12:30 P. M. World's Fattest Hot Rod Racing Cars , Driven By Experienced Racing Drivers 5 mn nw snuiri.nsii s-n hm.sjsh iiiiMiisaTmftariOM).iiaiwitiiiiaiaiariJ Max Hume No Trick At AIL.. Aquatic Sport Taught In Five I . ...... Interest In swimming has been growing by dives and splashes In Klamath Fulls with Iho advent uf hot weather, and of primary Im portance In the swimming progmm being curried on by the recreation department are the lessons being given local smnll fry. Muny of tlieso youngsters have hurdly been In water, except for Uie Saturday night bath, and touching them to swim Is no small task. Joe Peak, physical education di rector of tlx city schools, and LIU llun Redkey, mils' physical ed III structor at KUIIH, dlvldo teaching duties In me six classes being car ried on eiu-li duy In Uio high school pool. The first step, in learning how to FISHING PROSPECT IS BETTER FOR WEEK-END PO .TLAND. July 18 Pros pects are Improved for Oregon sport fl.ihermen this week-end. The state game commission said sou-run blue backs were entering Winchester bay and limit catches of mountain trout were reported In many areas, The weekly report: PORTLAND AREA Columbia county streams too low, but good sturgeon and splny-rnyed catches Browns Hire Two Negroes ST. LOUIS. July 16 iifv The St. Louis Browns have become the third modern major league ball club to open the door lo negro players. Joining the Brooklyn Dodgers and Cleveland Indians by signing two men and purchasing an option on a third. Inflrlder Henry Thompson and Outfielder Wlllard Brown Joined Herald i Muddy) Rods' club last night with Thompson seeing action at second base against the Phila delphia Athletics but he went hit less In four batting trips and chalked up rii error on a grounder. Both players came to 81. Louis from the Kansas City Monarciia In the negro American Basebull league where Thompson was hilling J47 and Brown 433. Owner Richard Murkerman of the Browns said the two playera were signed "to help lift the Browns out of the American league cellar." BUI Dewitt. the Brown's general manager, said the club had pur chased 30-day option on negro Inflelder Lorenso Davis of the Birm ingham, Ala.. Black Barons, but he will remain with the Birmingham team during the period while the Brownies continue to scout him. PLATTER HAL'S Record Shop 1. PEG O1 MY HEART The spot light being held by GLENN MILLER whose band voice strictly Instru mental version. t. THAT MY DESIRE Featuring the fast climbing FRANKIE LAINE on the vocal assisted by a galaxy of Instrumental stars. 4 SALE! Many Records Vi Price! Sport HAL'S Shop 532 MAIN Car No. 1 swim Is lo become iiftlctriilly un ali'uwl of the wilier lo bo ubln lo relax, unit until a pupil cun rolux, swimming Is well-nlgli Impossible, Thai's where something culled the "Jrlly-llsh" I lout comes III. The novice In the pool Is told lo put his head under tho surfaco of the water and hold his brenth. Most uf them shut their eyes. The Instructor then tries In get (he pupil's feet olf the bulUiiii. Alter a wlillo the student gels up enough couruge to duck his heud hi the wuler, bend over and clasp Ills arms around his knees and relax. That's the "Jelly-fish" float and there's nothing to It, When tho four of water Is over come, the beginner is tiuiitht lo flout In a prone position, face down- from Columbia river and sloughs. Hood River county rivers poor, muddy. WILLAMETTE VALLEY Mmlt catches from McKensle and Wil lamette river lu Lane county on flies and single eggs, from Marlon lake and Clour lake In Linn county; moderately good fishing In Mc Kensle trlbuiurlr above Blue river; Uonl.in county streams dropping rapidly. ouiliHik poor. DK3CHUTK3 AREA 1'lthlng good on Paulina. South Twin, and North Tain Inkea: fly fishing ex cellent In Upper Wickiup river. COASTAL AllEA-Clatsop county poor: Tlllnmook county good; Com rouuty generally pour tor Iroul though some sea run trout taken from Coqullle river, and streams yielding many baaa and spiny-rayed; Curry county angling good, with sev eral limit of mlmon and sleclhcnd trout from Itiaiuo river: Lincoln county's smull stream only fulr but upper waters of Slletx. Salmon. Abe and Yaquin river yielding trout on tiles. SOUTHERN ORKOON Lake o' the Woods excellent for yellow perch, and 'rainbows beginning to sirike; Rogue river good for iroul: Fish lake and Four-Mile lake good. Lower Umixiua river good for sea run blurbacks, allverslde, salmon and Chinook sutmon. EASTERN OitEUON Umatilla county fishing improved, with sev eral bag Hums of trout taken from larger streams: dark field best lure. Union county fair. Wallow county streams and lakes producing rain bows and brook trout on bait or fly. HOTELS OSBORN HOLLAND guigN oa Htoroao Thoroughly Modern Mr Mfl J. t. talaf J trlr f raarlaUr PATTER HAL'S Record Shop PHONE 5569 P. ..vVrT'-T ' r - ' - I f L Gene Schmtix Cor No, 81 Thrills Spills - Chills You will see when these hot rods hit the -mile track Sunday, July 20th. These cars are the fastest cars in the racing field today and driven by some of the best drivers. ' FRIDAY, JULY 18, 194J : Easy Lessons . f ........I fti,.i'a ..tlM tin liial nlvlnt.uM wnrd. Tlint'a done by Just stretching out, full length, In the water, usually Willi th lunula exirniied. Bonis whole III this stngo rhvihmlo brenlhliig la stressed, very Impor tant fnclor III correct swimming. Third step 111 'I hi Instruction 1 to teach the novice to kirk n the wuler with the proper leg motion. For this exercise III student hang onto I lie edge uf Iho pool and do a lut of splashing. The "dug puddle," frowned un In elite swimming circles, Is I lis next step, a maneuver regnrded very highly by the lucnl Instructors in teni hlng a yotmanlni' In hniulle him self safely In the water. When the puddling Is mustered, the student cnu stop rluht there and have lot of fun, or go on to the finer point of the art of swimming. The overhead stroke la taught next. It's Just an extension of the ' bnslo dug puddle Hint brings Into pliu' both arm and leg motion ami rhvthmlo breathing. When the stu dent gels this far he's able to handle himself nreltv well In th water and ran easily pick up the crawl, breast stroke, buck stroke and other fine points as he picks up his confidence In the pool. While outlining these steps, the Instructors pointed out that many parents do not understand whv their children don't become proficient swimmers over 10-weeka period of schooling. Willi as many as 40 In 60 pupils to a single class, and two or three sessions per week for eaiU' class, the teachers Just aren't iw to devote much time to Individual Itiotruotlon. Indlvldul Instruction and lengthy practice Is nereunry for really rapid progress In qutlcs. The main aim of the local swim ming program la to teach every child the basio principle of handling himself In the water, and then let exM-rleure do the rest. One thing for sure, once child Irurna how lo swim, he'll know how the rest of Ills days. NEW GUNS! It-GA. ITHACA with Rib .. . I TfiBO 16-tiA. MODEL II VYINCIIE8TKK 78so ti'GA. ITHACA . 102 TON Aulomolle IMiA., IB-OA. L, C )Q7 Nmllh Double !Urrled I 410-GA. IVKR JOHN- f HON NINdl.r. HIIOT I K-lsl. Modrl 75 Win. Tarietmasler 12 -Cat. Remington Bolt Tubular Mag. 53s? 25" GOOD SELECTION OF USED GUNS GUN CASES CANVAS 4.50 SHEEPSKIN 9.50 THE GUN STORE 714 Main rfrry - - -jm-m a, if
