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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1947
Musial Sparks
Redbird Rise
; Overtime 3-2 Lashing of Giants Sends
Cardinals Into Nationol Third Place
By The AssoelaUd Press
Tr.o. therto. in efficiency of SU-Mwtth ne .tick and 1 you
find It naralleis tne rae 01 uw wunu vii"r" -
from thSJ Mltar position of not ao long ago to their present eminence;
i in third place. . , ..... ... ,,
The Cardinals' great f rst Baseman, wno mora um -lea
Jue a"on with the most hits, the most doubles and triples as well
' .. a toHos batting average hlch helped him win the most valuable
"ayeraward. got off to his worst start In all of his nine years in
PrcrSnSTw?th Muslal'a failure to get ms.iy base hi, the Cards
also not off to their worst start in history. ...
The darling of Donora. Pa., began his climb In June-and so did
as' Muslal's 10th Inning single that drove In Red Schoendlenst
Wide Choice
Of Battlers
Offered Joe
STOCKHOLM. July 25 IPi
Swedish boxing promoter. Hjalmar
Pal ton, said today he had cabled
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis
an offer to meet Olle Tandberg.
Swedish heavyweight. In a non-title
bout In Stockholm on Sept 14.
Tandberg gained fistic prominence
with his recent upset triumph over
Joe Baskl.
Palton said his offer would give
Louis 40 per cent of the gross re
ceipts, tax free.
Joe Baskl, the Kulpmont. Pa.
heavy who several weeks ago was
classed as No. 1 contender for Louis'
crown and then was beaten by
Tandberg. has decided that he
wants to fight Joe "anytime Louis
Is ready." There are plans on foot
for another match between Baski
and Tandberg again.
Another possible fight for Louis
may come out of the Ezzard
Charles-Elmer (Violent! Ray fight
In Madison Square garden tonight.
The winner Is supposed to get a
non-title bout with the champ in
November.
The non-title aspect was dreamed
up by the Bomber himself. Title
fights must be billed for 15 rounds,
and anything slated for less would
be just for the heck of It Should
Louis fight the winner of tonight's
battle it would probably be a 10
round pot boiler.
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xa So. 7 th
clnnatl 6-1. The victory enabled
the Brooks to Increase their margin
to six games over the Braves and
retain their six and a half game
bulge over the Rcdbirds.
The Chicago Cubs hurdled the
Reds into fifth place by defeating
the Braves 6-4. Rookie Outfielder
Cliff Aberson provided the punch
with two triples which drove in
three runs and rookie righthanded
Pitcher Doyle Lade spaced nine
hits effectively for his eighth win.
Pittsburgh vacated (lie - Na
tional league cellar and dumped
the Phillies into that spot by
sweeping both ends of a double
header from Philadelphia g-6 and
J-i.
Enjoying their best hitting day of
the season, the American league
leading New York Yankees pound
ed three St. Louis Hurlers for 20
hits to trounce the Browns 15-4.
Johnny Lindell. Tommy Henrich
and George McQuinn hit home
runs for the Yanks. Jeff Heath
slammed homers number 18 and 19
for the Browns to tie Boston's Ted
Williams for the league lead.
The Yanks' first place margin
over runner-up Detroit rose to ll'j
games when the Washington Sena
tors, behind the four-hit pitching
of Walter Masterson. defeated Hal
Newhouser and the Tigers 3-0 at
night in the capitol city.
Bobby Feller became the first
American league pitcher to win
14 games when he hurled the
Cleveland Indians to a 6-1 vic
tory over the Athletics in Phila
delphia. Feller fanned five, walked
two and allowed five hits. Joe
Gordon rapped his 16tb home
run for the Indians.
With Williams smacking his 19th
four-bagger and driving in two
runs, and Denny Oalehouse,
Brownie castoff, scattering 10 hits
for his fifth win in a Red Sox
I mastery over Chicago by trimming
tne w line oox o-.
Frank Snyder
Snags 2-Ton
Sea Monster
A massive and unusual fish was
snagged recently by ('apt Frank
S. Snyder, former Klamath Falls
resident. In China waters. The
fish waa a two-ton mania ray.
Snyder is In China In connec
tion with Hie I'NKKA program,
teaching Chinese modern fishing
methods and the handling of
diesel motors. When he caught
this sea monster he had a crew
of 10 Chinese on the vessel, the
"I'nlled," but wrote that they
were lo scared to be of much
help In landing the big fellow.
a he catch was made with a
1500-pound test net The fish waa
too big to get through the hatch
of the "I'nited" and had to be
transferred to a larger vessel, the
"California," alanriing nrarby.
Twelve feet in length and 16
feel from one wing lip lo the
other, the mania resembled a bat
or butterfly in shape. Snyder wrote
in a letter to his wife.
A spiked whip-like tall added
nearly five feet to the lenrth of
the fish. It was sralelcaa and the
hide was tough as leather. The
head sported a pair of foot-long
horns. Sailors estimate that the
monster could get through the
water at about 30 miles an hour.
A Life magaslne photographer
In Shanghai made pictures of the
fish and Chinese papers carried
stories about Its capture.
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Belcastro Is
Davidson Foe
Buck Davidson, local son and star
performer on the mat In these and
other parts for several years, will
come to grips with Pete Belcastro. j
the Weed. .Calif., wild man in to
night's armory main event, over the
five-round route.
The two were foes in last week's
tag match, with Belcastro coming
out on top after belaboring David-1
son at great length, so the scrap to
night might well be a continuation
of that fray. '
Also scheduled for five rounds Is
a bout between Aussie Jack Carter;
and Tex Hager. Carter is something
of an unknown quantity, but Hager
Is an excellent stylistic grappler.
The opening bout, taking to the
canvas at 8:30. will feature Al Szasz.
bewtldered-looking St. Louisian. in
a fight against newcomer Leo Kar
linke. Last American
Out Of Singles
PARIS. July 25 PH-With the de
feat of Tom Brown of San Fran
cisco in the men's singles semi
finals, the United States today had
no chance of duplicating his Wim
bledon successes in the French In
ternational tennis championships
here. At Wimbledon, the Americans
won four titles and shared In a
fifth. , ,'.
While American women dominat
ed their side of the play by winning
both the French singles and doubles
titles, both Brown and Con Patty,
the only- men in the tournament,
were eliminated. Pajty, of Los An
geles, Went down in the third round
before Anton Stolpa of Hungary,
while Brown was beaten yesterday
by another Hungarian, Josef As
both. 6-22. 6-2. 6-1.
Brown Is still in the doubles semi
finals with his Australian partner,
Billy SidwelL
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Salem Gunner Is Class A
Champ In Yakima Shoot
YAKIMA, July 25 (d'v-Four class
championships were decided and two
awaited shoot-offs of deadlocks to
day as 500 West Coast traiwhootcra
went Into the second day of the
four-day Pacific International.
Clarence Townsend. Salem, Ore.,
garnered the class a crown when
he ran through the 100 birds with
out a miss.
The class B crown went to Floyd
4
American League
W. L. Pit.
New York 61 30 .610
Detroit .. .47 39 .547
Boston - 48 40 .545
Philadelphia 44 45 .494
Cleveland 39 43 .476
Washington 39 47 .453
Chicago 39 51 .433
St. Louis 32 54 .373
Yesterday's Results
New York 14. St. Louis 5.
Boston 8. Chicago 3.
Cleveland 6. Philadelphia 1.
Washington 3. Detroit 0.
National League
W. L. Pet.
Brooklyn .- . 56 36 .609
Boston 48 40 .545
I St. Louis 48 41 .539
! New York 45 39 .536
Chicago 42 47 .473
' Cincinnati ..r 42 49 .462
i Pittsburgh . ...' 38 51 .427
'Philadelphia 37 53 .411
Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 1.
St. Louis 3, New York 2 (10 In
nings i. .
Chicago 6, Boston 4.
Pittsburgh 8-3, Philadelphia 6-2.
Lewis of Yakima who won a ahootoff
with Oeoi-ge Uluin of Tillamook,
Ore., and Byron Smith of Harris
bunt. Ore., each broke 1)9 of the
100 bird first round: Blum and
Lewis tied with 35 straight In the
Initial ahootoff: and Lewis scored
with 24 to Blum's 21 In the ftnul 25.
Clarence Tnlcott. Twin Bridges.
Mont., won the class C with a per
fect round, and Ran Wilson, Yakima,
the class D with 96.
A three-w ay tic In the Doekendorf
handicap among BUI Avellur of
Yakima. Henry Neldermeyer of Med
ford. and J?. Harris of Tyler. Wash
each with 48 of 50. forced a shoot
off In that class today. Also to be
run off was a 46 of 50 lie between
Rudy Etchan. Beverly Htlls, Calif.,
and Earl Colsoii Jr., Tacoina, In the
25 pair doubles.
Other high scorers of ihe first
dav's shooting Included:
Class C. M. W. Ray. John Day.
Ore.. 98: class D. D. W. Mclrwin,
Vancouver, Wash., B4-
. Pacific Coast League
W. L. Pet.
Los Angeles 68 49 MX :
Oakland .' 61 52 .540 ,
San Francisco 61 55 .526
Seattle ' 58 59 .496 j
Sacramento 57 59 .491
San Diego ... 54 62 .466 j
Portland - 61 62 .451
Hollywood 52 64 .448 1
Games Last Night !
Hollywood 2. San Diego 1.
Los Angeles 6, Portland 2.
Sacramento 7, Oakland 3.
Seattle 9, San Francisco 8.
Tough Work
And No Reward
' WEBSTER. Mass.. July 25 iT
Michael Buchka put the twelve busy
hours yesterday trying In vain to get
a hole-ln-one on the 135-yard third
hole of the Webster-Dudley golf
club course.
.Together Buchka. assistant pro at
the club, hit 3333 balls. One lipped
the cup and came out. Five others
were within an inch of the cup.
The pin was hit six times.
Buchka finished with his hands
covered with blisters.
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PORTLAND, Ore., July 35 (P
An Oregon experiment this fall may
lead to a fumble becoming a frre
ball on high school football fields
across the nation.
At the request of the 'National
Federation of Stale High School
Athletic associations, which Is meet
ing here. Oregon agreed to allow
a fumbled ball to be picked up and
advanced by either team. Federa
tion officials said it might become a
national rule. If successful here.
Delegates from 17 slates were at
the meeting today, which chiefly
took up problems of accounllng and
financing.
PORTLAND. July 35 Ml Moun
tain lakes, especially In Iho Wallowa
mountains of Northeastern Oregon,
offer some of Ihe best fishing In
priwiix't for Oregon anglers this
weekend, the slate game commission
reported today.
The weekly fishing bulletin:
PORTLAND AREA Generally
poor with lower Hood river low
and muddy and all Washington
county streams poor.
WILLAMKTTK VALLEY Angling
good In the Kugtmc area of Lane
county, but smaller streams poor
bt'ciiu.M! of low water. Fern Ridge
and Triangle lake producing a num
ber of spiny rayed fish. Yamhill
county poor for trout, but fair tor
bass and catfish.
DESCHUTES AREA East lake
wily fair: Paulina luke good on all
types of lure, but with fly fishing
slow. South Twin lake reports good
catcher of 8-10 Inch trout. Wickiup
fair for trolling. Crook county poor
because of low water. The Melollus,
Lower Deschutes and Crooked river
spotty.
COASTAL AREA Outlook fair for
Clatsop county. Trout angling poor
of Coos county, good In Curry
county. ,
SOUTHERN OREOON Trout
fishing good on upper North and
South Umpqua rivers. Trout and
salmon angling fair on Lower Ump
qua. Lake fishing generally good.
EASTERN OltECION Poor In
Morrow, Wheeler and Clllllnin coun
ties. Fair In Union county. In
Wallowa county all streams right
for fly fishing, especially lha Upper
and North Mlnam. High lakes pro
ducing limit catches of brook limit
(JO tiny).
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