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SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1947 PACE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON dwell Ulcadtwell Ties Modern mill Record Cincinnati Hurler Cops 16th Straight Victory; Has Eye On 1912 Mark Of 19 Hung Up By The Famed Rube Marquard By JACK HAND Asaoeiated Press Sport Writer Ewcll Black ell's gaudy string of 16 straight wins, fashioned in the day of the rabbit ball and the dlme-a-dozen homo run, stands out as the most spectacular pitching feat of the decade. Within reaching distance Is Rube Marquard's record of 19 consecutive victories In 1913. No other pitcher In modern days has bettered 16. a long-standing high for the American league. Even now Blarkwell's name Is bracketed In the record books with Joe Wood of Boston, Lefty Grove of Philadelphia, Walter Johnson of Washington and Schoolboy Rowe, of Detroit, co-holders of the American league record. The only other pitcher since 1900 to hit 16 was Carl Hubbell of the New York Olants In 1936. There were anxious moments tor "Blacky" and his Reds last night In the friendly surroundings of Cross ley field. The Phillies, trailing 8-3 going to the ninth, loaded the bases with one out. But they were able to push over only one run and succumbed, 5-4. Blaokwell struck out nine and did not walk a single Phil In his latest success although nicked for IS hits. His next start probably will be Wednesday afternoon against the New York Olanls who thrice have succumbed to his mound magic. President Ford Frlck ruled Sun day's protested St. Louis-Brooklyn contest a tie game, 3-3. deciding that Bon Northey was entitled to the dis puted home run because he had been slowed down by Umpire "Beans" Rcardon. As a result the Dodgers lost a win and the Cards had one less defeat, at least until the game is replayed August 18 as part of a doubleheader. With the help of Frick't de cision and a 5-1 verdict over the Boston Braves, the defending Champs moved into second place, their highest mark for the year. Brooklyn, however, disposed of Pittsburgh, 4-1, before a banner turnout of 42.014 at Forbes field, 'to maintain its lead at 54 games Chicago thumped the New York Giants. 5-3. in the league's only day game, despite Johnny Mire's 29th homer, a three-run clout ln the fifth Inning off Paul Erickson. The New York Yankees continued their slugging habits, wearing out four Chicago White Sox pitchers, 12-4. with 14 hits including Larry Bora's eighth homer with a. man on in the first inning. Boston took over second place by outscoring St. Louis, 7-6. while De troit bowed to Philadelphia, 9-5. As a result the Yanks' lead was, 11 'j games. . Washington's Mickey Haefner silenced Cleveland with three hits, 5-1, to make it four straight wins for the Senators. Elmer Ray Gets Split Nod Over Ezzard Charles NEW YORK, July 26 OR Elmer The Violent) Ray, 194. who is an old alligator wrestler out of Florida, was around today hollering for a shot at Joe Louis' heavyweight championship, even though it might be safer for him to go back to the 'gators. He started putting up the holler immediately alter coming in with a split 10-round decision last night in Madison Square garden over Ez zard Charles, 174, a Cincinnati light-heavyweight. He barely managed to get the nod of two of the officials, after putting up a hot rush down the stretch, par ticularly in the seventh and ninth, when he forced Ezzard to grab and hold. The third official voted for Charles, eight rounds to two. The Associated Press score card gave it to Ezzard, 5 rounds to 4. with one even. . - i And the 8290 customers, who! chipped In to a gross gate of S35.-1 821, booed the verdict loud and long. Wild Armory Main Event Ends In Fall-Each Draw Pete Belcastro and Buck Davidson grunted their way through five rounds to a one-fall-each draw in the main armory grappling go last. nignt, wnue Tex Hager downed Jack Carter of Australia two falls to one in the semi-windup and Leo Kar linko pinned Al Szasz to win the opener. Though the Belcastro-Davidson affair ended without a winner, the fans were treated to an exhibition of roughness and illegal, tactics sel dom seen on the local mat. At the end of round one there had been no . falls, but' Buck's left leg was bothering him slightly due to some excruciating leg holds Pete applied in the ropes. The fighters were still even at the end of violent round two; but the ex-marine came out on top in the third stanza by slamming Pete off the ropes with a head butt, a few well-placed fists and elbows, and then dropping on him with a body press. The fourth frame went much like the first with Pete a little groggy FREE DELIVERY on all orders in Klamath Falls . Deliveries . 10:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. daily gCaaa- . , - - ST. SLPCDLG'iTS SYNDICATE WILL OFFER TO PURCHASE BROWNIES ST. LOUIS, July 26 WV-The ever-recurring prospect of a sale of one of the St. Louis major league baseball clubs and transfer of the club to California loomed again to day after a Chicago consulting en gineer said he expected to make an offer for the Browns in behalf of a syndicate. Emory C. Perry said he was here to make an ftDDraisal of the rellnr- dwelling American league team for a syndicate which involved six other Chicago businessmen. He added Gold Cup Run For $100,000 INOLEWOOD. Calif.. July 26 lP) Thirteen candidates battle it out to - day in the 6100.000 Hollywood Gold Cup. with Olhaverry and Honey - moon dominating p re-race specula - tion. A throng expected to number around 50.000 headed for Hollywood park and the eighth running of the event. 1 High point of the Hollywood meeting, the mile and one-quarter summer time classic promised fast action and the possibility of an upset as far as the two top chal lengers were concerned. Named in addition to Honey moon, Harry M. Warner's tour-year-old filly who lost out on the cup by a neck last year, and Ol haverry, the Chilean grey ghost and winner of the S100.000 Santa Anita Handicap, were: Triplicate, Fred Astalre's 1946 winner; Burning Dream, Texas Sandman, Lets Dance. See-Tee-See. Autocrat. Please Me,' Cover Up.' El uoo. Monsoon and Paperboy. Post time was set for 4:35 p. m. The race is to be broadcast over NBC. , Banks Bows Out PORTLAND. July 25 UP) Mc Elroy's of Portland advanced to the third round of the state semi-pro oaseoau tournament last night with i an 8-1 victory over Rialto Billiards : of Portland. Banks meanwhile be- i came the first team to bow out of J the double-elimination toumey. los- : ing to Timber Structures of Portland. ' 4-0. near the end due to some good knee work of Davidson's on the Assassin's chest and chin. However, Pete came back in the last to slug Davidson on the button several times and then drop on him for a body-press fall. In the semi-windup, Tex Hager dropped Jack Carter of Australia in a short first round by a snappy fly ing head scissors after a series of aerial headlocks. The next fall went to Carter after a line of head butts followed by a body press. Tex caught the Aussie by surprise in the last round after apparently getting the worst of the battle. The end came when Hager snatched Carter from a flying head butt, turned him over and dropped on top of him. Leo Karllnko, nicknamed "The Great," failed -to- display any out standing grappling ability, but did treat the fans to an exhibition of rough and tumble hair-pulling. He won his bout with Al Szasz in the third stanza by various rights and lefts to the chin followed by a knee on the neck while Al was prone and a hammerlock to finish the row. DIAL 5258 FRANCIS MARKET NOW Under New Management . Quality Foods Good Meats Courteous Service the syndicate hoped to bring former Yankee Baseball Star Babe Ruth In as a consultant. Richard C. Muckcrman. control ling stockholder of tile Browns, in Boston where the St. Louis club opened a series with the Red Sox. wouldn't say flatly whether he would or would not consider an of fer for the club. "I don't even know the man," Muckerman said. When he was asked what his re action might be to an offer for the Browns he replied: "Well, you al ways look at an offer, even if it's for a race horse." Perry declared that If the club were purchased by the syndicate, an attempt would be made to move the franchise to California, prob ably Los Augeles. 1 ID,,..;... . j JU5S,anS "Ont ' Bidder Fish Take , " B MOSCOW, July 26 IIP) The ' government newspaper Izvestla called on Russia's Far Eastern fish ennen loaay to increase their catch j this year 41 per cent over 1946. j The article said that one-third or the total this year should come from the former Japanese-held areas around Southern Sakhalin and the Kurile Islands. It said new settlers from Siberia and European Russia had arrived by "thousands 1 of families" In 1946 and 1947 on j Southern Sakhalin. I New York Elmer "Violent" Ray. lP4l-...Mlnnejinolts. nlitnninteri EnnH ' niiarlc 174.': rSii.lnn.M 1A, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SHKRIFF-S SCMl-ANN'l'AL REPORT Nolle If hereby given, in compliance with Sec. 88-302 O.C.L.A. that the follow ing is a true and correct statement of the amount of money collected, and the. amount of money turned over to the County Treasurer, and the total thereof, for the six months period ending the .10th day of June. 1M7. Balance on hand December 31. IMS $ 11.467.41 Taxes Collected Tax year: 1047-43 1946-47 1945-46 30821 138.3ti2.82 19.37434 1944-45 1943-44 1942-43 1942 6 mot. per. 1941 1940 19:19 19.TS 1937 1936 . 1935 1933-34 1932 6.519.29 2.738.49 2.268.70 , 325.01 291.02 373.96 128 40 143 38 265.34 264.56 1.173 05 555 as 219.35 127.76 19.44 140.J4 106 M 09.17 1931 . 1930 . 1929 . 1928 . 1926 . Torn Overt U Treaiurer February S 48,412 61 March 40,313 40 April 22.163.22 May 18.162.31 June 39,J28.f77 July 16.1S0.23 Balance on hand June Jl, 1047 Siieiiff'i feca mileage Paid Treasurer 1783.12 783.12 Auto Sticker Feei Paid Treasurer 1,219 7(1 1.219.75 L. L. LOW, Sheriff and Tax Collector. By ELSIE SIEMENS, Deputy BELIEVE 17 OR NOT! PHONOGRAPH While They Last Takes Another Ewell Blarkwell. stringbean righthander- for the Cinry Kerii, won hla I6(h straight bur ball game last night, beating the Phillies 5-4 and equalling a modern toaalug record. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Brooklyn 66 36 St. Louis 49 40 Boston 48 41 New York 4S 40 Chicago 43 47 Cincinnati 43 49 Pittsburgh 38 52 Philadelphia ... 37 64 Yesterday's Results Chicago 5. New York 3. Cincinnati 5 .Philadelphia 4. Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 1. St. Louis 6. Boston 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L New York 62 30 Boston 49 40 Pet. .609 .551 .539 529 '.478 .467 .423 .407 Pet. .874 .551 .540 .500 .470 .460 .429 .366 Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland .... 47 40 45 45 ...... 39 44 Washington 40 47 Chicago 39 52 St. Louis 32 55 Yesterday's Results New York 12. Chicago 4. Washington 5. Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 9. Detroit 5. Boston 7. St. Louis 6. PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E W L Los Angeles , 68 50 Oakland . 62'. 52 San Francisco 61 56 Seattle 59 59 Sacramento 57 60 San Diego 54 63 Portland 52 62 Hollywood 53 64 Pet. .576 .544 .521 .500 .487 .462 ' .456 .453 : Yesterday's Results - Oakland 4. San Diego 3 10 Innings! Hollywood 18. Sacramento 2. Portland 4, San Francisco 3. Seattle 11. Los Angeles 5. WESTERN INTERNATIONAL W L Pet. Spokane 60 41 .594 Bremerton . 60 43 .583 Salem 59 43 .578 Victoria 57 49 .538 Tacoma 53 50 515 Vancouver 48 54 .471 Yakima 39 62 .386 Wenathre 35 69 .337 Yesterday's Results Bremerton 9-8, Yakima 3-4. Vancouver 6-2, Salem 0-1. Wenatchee 4-4. Victoria 2-7. Tacoma 4. Spokane 3. LEGAL NOTICE IN PROBATE In the Circuit Court of the State oi Oregon for the County of Klamath. In the Matter of the eute of CU1SKPPE CABELLA, Deceased. NOTICE la hereby given lhat the un dersigned has filed her Final Account as Adrnimstratrix of the Estate of GU1 SEPPE CABELLA. Deceased, with ihe County Clerk of Klamath County, Oregon, and that the Circuit Court of said County has fixed the 3rd day of September. 1047. at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. of said day, and the Circuit Court Koom In the Court House at Klamalh Falls, Oregon, as the lime and place for hearing objec tions. If any, to said Final Account and settlement thereof. AMTONIETTA CABELLA, Administratrix of the Estate of GIUSEPPE CABELLA, Deeased Jl M A 2-0-16-23 No 7M Cards To Hold Diamond Camp In Local Park Redbird Scouts Will Scan Young Talent In 2-Day Tryouts Young bnscbitll plovers In the Southern Oregon-Northern Cullfor- j uiu area are Invited to route to Hoc- rent km field In Klnmuth Fulls next ; Monttny and Ttiesdny to show their 1 stuff to St. Louts Ciirdtiml scouts . In the bnscbull cum,i to be conduct ed by the Cardinal club. No further word has been re-j celved from the world-champum I baseball club concerning the school, but proceeding are still scheduled j to get under way t 10 o'clock Mon day morning'. ! Ken Primer, formerly n pitcher with the big leagues and the Const : league and now West coast director I of the Cardinal chain, will be In j charge of the diamond enmn. Ray Blake, baseball coach of Ban Bernardino Valley, Calif., college and Hughte East, a former ace hurl- for the New York ainnta will assist Penncr In conducting the school. i Any boy between the ages of 16 and 23 may attend the camp and all players should bring their own gloves and baseball shoes. Any other equipment will be ftirulshrd by the Cardinals. The camp will rim from u a. m. to lute ulternoou the two days, with a little time off around noon for lunch. Guns Roar At PITA Shoot YAKIMA. Wash.. July 26 A continuous roar of shotguns echoed here for the third day as the Pacific International tnipshool heitdtd Into the lOO-larget prelimi nary handicap and the doubles championship. Four tltllsls were crowned yes' terday. with Ollle E. Fine of La Orange. Calif., repeating In the 16 yard 200 bird event. Fine won a shoot-off when Clar ence Townsend of Salem. Ore., missed his 21sl bird. Both hud tied with l!s in the regular shoot. The women's singles champion ship went to Mrs. Bruce Stoddurd of Yakima, who knocked down 98 out of 100 targets. She was fol io:, ed by Jinny Ciesel. Orofluo, Idaho, with 96. and Corlnne Fur rrll of Ellriuburg with 95. Marvin Hcrgerl, 12. of Endlcolt, Wash., won the sub-Junior title with a 92 and Bill In low of Tonus ket. Wash., took the Junior crown with 99. Inlow was closely pressed Dy Mervyn Qleason. Central Point. ' Ore., with a 98. At the annual business meeting , lasi nignt. tne 500 contestants elected C. O. Hlltlbrand of Salem, Ore., new president to succeed 8ltl Newton. Ynklmu, who was named vice president. Birt Catches Of Tuna Anticipated ASTORIA. Ore.. July 26 Pnckers today expected tuna bonis to land . heavy catches here this werk-end. following a reoort that a large school of tuna hud been sighted 57 miles west of Yaoulna Head. One vessel. Ihe President Cool Idge. reported It nlrcndy had taken 10 two pounds of tuna. Earlier this week several vessels delivered near record catches here. Medford Whipped AI.RANV .lolv 9(1 lip, Plt,.l,f. Simmons whirled 17 men and gave I up only two hits as Albany defeated Mcdlord. 5-0, last nlRht In the find game ol a sectional American Legion Junior baseball play-off. Hollywood. Calif. Vinnlc Vines. 158. Schenectady, N. Y outpointed Bob Castro. 156':. Los Angeles, 10. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Tripi Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 Cast Main MMM AUVTOTMNa. I. SEE US FOR INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION JOBS! We're prepared to help you plan and carry through any concrete construction jobs that you may be planning! We have the up to date information you're looking for, and wo, of course, can supply the superior concrete products you'll need! Right now Recreation alleys look as though n cyclone hits Just visited, but tlnoo weeks from now the lnoo ought lo be In better shape than ever brtoro, Kilo Hamilton figures. The visitor wiiim't a cyclouo but was ami Is a maintenance man from the llruiMWk-k company who Is working over the lane preparatory to the fall and winter kcgltng season. The eight lanes have been given a rough muling, nil the pln-scttlug Sons On Last Road Trip Of Loop Season The r muth Sons take their final ronri trip of the Northern Cali fornia liiisebnll league season to morrow, going down lo Mt. Shasta for a contest with the last-place Mountaineers. The Hons are 111 first place In the standings and the Shasta game Isn't expected lo alter the position much. After tomorrow's traveling the ! Klamath squad has four straight games at home two on the regular slate and two makeup gamrs of early-scnson washed-out dates. HATTlNti AVKRUiKM All R II Pit. .565 .481 .4.18 .429 .3(H) .364 .359 .355 342 .386 .303 .167 .154 .133 .000 Catlstrom . Miller Tognoll .. . Krohn . B 27 3D 7 6 13 17 3 7 4 14 16 13 4 10 s a 3 0 Bishop 19 Pope 11 Plson 39 Brooks 45 Oolbur 38 Postrgu 14 Hatfield 38 LoSralso 30 Oraham 13 Bocchl 15 Shot well g Elsewhere around tiie circuit Mcdford plays at Weed, Dunsmuir la at Yreka and McCloud goes to Redding. Weed and Yreka are in second place behind Klamath. On the home front, there will be a game al Recreation field inriliii I al 2 p. m.. whrn the Junior Sons piny the Cnnby team of the Inter state league. Cnnby holds one win over the Juniors. In nine league games to date the Sons hove compiled some lofty bat ting averages, Ihe regulars led by Frun Miller's .481. Tug Tognoll has knocked out 17 hits to lead In that sector and has a stick average of .438. Medalist In Publinks Bid MINNEAPOLIS. July 26 lIV-Wll-fred Crosslev of Atlanta, On., today sought to win the national public links golf championship, thus per mitting him to overcome the appar ent Jinx that hovers over mednllsls, denying them progression to titles. Crosslev. winner of the mednllst honor with his 139 qualifying score, tantled with Avery Beck. Rslcle.li. N. C . loan firm onerntor in the is. hole final of this year's even over the ! par 72 Mradowbrook municipal course, a 6474-yard layout. Only once In the 21 -year history of the United States Oolf association's public links event hns the mednllst : won the title. The Atlnutn Insurance underwriter ( won his spot' In the 38-hole final by downing nervous Don Dostert of St. Paul. Minn.. 22-year-nld bookbinder and former marine. Plavlnir calmlv ' and deliberately. Crmsley Jumped to ; an eany lead and rolled up a 4 and 3 decision. Beck, nlso outwardly calm, won ! his way to the final by eliminating smiling and affable Ben Hughes, P'"l. Ore., one up. COMPLETE FISHING oni4 Outing !? Supplies at POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th 4 mui'lnnes are down fur overhaul, the ball returns are down and even the milters are getting auuin atten tion. The four alleys nearest (lie tloor, numbers 6-7-0-6, are really chopped up. Howlers who huhltuully or oc casionally loft their bull give Ihe lanes a terrific beating, The part worst hit la a strip about right Inched wide tailing right at the foul Hue and ruuulig about six fret out on the maple. Thai's where n right-handed bowler slaps the bull tl.iwn when he's aiming for the strike pocket. Bo on earli of the four lanes mentioned Ihe hard maple plank. lug In those "strike strips" la being chiseled out, literally, and new wood put In II place. Kome new wood Is also being Installed ai Ihe back end uf the liinr under Ihe selling racks. After that's all completed Ihe new wood will have lo be ground down lo the level of the old. nil of It flue sanded two or three times and then plastic surf nerd. When the alleys nie finished. Hamilton plans to go lo work on Ihe celling, paint and doll up the Interior and Just generally clean the place up before oimmiIiiu his doors to the cush customers, The alleys hnve been Hosed down all week and there still remains about two, possibly three weeks of labor before the pins start to full again. Rickys Push Ahead Notch Rlrkys pushed themselves up to second place In rllv Softball league atandlnis Inst night when they drubbed the Moose, 13-4. bringing their second round total up to three wins and one setback. Mario Plsan held the Moose lo sis hits, but walked In two runs enrly In the gnme. Bob Ktllnc and Hhcehy divided slab duties for the Moose. Other games of the evening saw the KC fall before a frre-hltllni Elk team, 8-2. and The Otin Store retain their top Irague position with a 13-0 win over the Bureau of Reclamation. The Oun Store lads belted out II hits off of Bud Zimmerman, Rec lamation htirler. while Lon Evans held the Bureau to four lilU- The Merchant.-VFW tilt was not played because of a misunderstand ing among the players as to whether or not the gnme hnd previously been cancelled. Long Hcarti, N. Y. Bunny Hume, 159 ' New York. TKO Junn Serrano. 1&4'., Havana, 3. TO TUNC TMT TWO an UMT. APOAJO-r-rsmiaMA MM, MAM wui I fuxo ataonrgtcji I U471 IA 3d GEORGE WOOD AHO My NtRVt EACH Donald F. Call George E. Wood Licensed Solicitor in mm r TUESDAY NIGHT ARMORY w CS Rainiers Slug Chambers To Whip Angels . Portland Smacks Down San Francisco On Storey's Double I Ill The AauicUIrd I'rea A crowd of homo lown rotilrri from llellliighnm, Wash,, came down to feat tic lo see Ihrlr (Miff Cham bers in action Inst night, but the Rulnleis got lo him Hint. The rambunctious Rainier shelled Ihe Los Angeles Angels' big south paw ace for six runs In Iras than six hillings, handing him his sixth defeat Instead of a 17th victory, Clint ConiitwT, new rtcnttle out fielder, lolled a thiee-ruu homer In Ihe fourth and Ihe Itahilrrs rolled to hii 11-6 win over the league leaders. The triumph bruuiltl Heal lie to a .606 average fur Ihe first tint since the aeHMiu'a atari and light ened the llalnlrr'a grip on fourth place. It nlso nurrowed Ihe Angels' lend lo four guinea as Onklnntl edged Ann Dirgo, 4-3. Ill 10 inning. In oilier gnines. Portluiid bent Han Frant'laro, 4-3. nud Hollywood Inmbnstrd Mac rnmenio 18-3, , Rex Cecil Matleird nine hlla III 1 Ihe Heal tie victory and fnniird nlnex bringing Jov to all but Ihe llellliig hnm roiitlitgent In the crowd of over 121)00 The (inks pushed acrims their win ning tally on liar lo Ixxllultnl double nntl Tony Knbul'a aingle with Iwo uway In the 10th Damon Haves guve up three runs In the first lulling, then artllrd down to hold the I'ailies runlesa the rent of the wny, allowing only tour hits overall. Lelty Hob Kerrigan was the liwr, I'urtlsnd rallied fur three runs In the eighth, mainly an lUrvrv Ktarry's bases-loaded double, to dutrn Ihe Heal. Jack Hnlveann was Hie winner over Jack Brewer. The Hollywood Star, seeking rarnpe from the cellar, smashed 30 hlla off Cloith Mann and Hud Ilea ley while Xavlrr Rnclgno checked the Unions with six blows and tunned lu Tony l.upirn hit his 16th homer and alule his 36th base, anil Cail Cox and Al Llbke got four hlla each lo keep ihe Ular within half game of seventh-place Portland. The shortacores: It II K U Anidn . . vn 100 04O a J lle-iil . pul aiu ojo-ii is l I Chambers, t'allra , (Hburn tSr and I Malune: Cecil and tuma, W ! R Ran rranruwo , nr 1 ooll a urtland ouo luo 0.1 4 f a tlrewer and Laonaid, Balvtaon and liver. R It ftaeramenlo . Ant Ant one . a fl l..lltuod lot 021 ., . a 30 Statin. llely ,1 anl )lUar!l: tla-iiio and Cameron. 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