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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EICHT Red Sox Take Slices Off Big Yankee Lead Pennant Aspects Changing, But New Yorkers Still Ahead By Nine And A Half Games; Dodgers Stretch NL Bulge By JOE REICHLER . i Associated Prut Sport Writer ' The pennant picture In the major leagues has taken on a new aspect In recent days all because of a couple ol real professionals Ted Williams and Dixie Walker. ' Look at the picture todny. The Boston Red Sox, Jed by Williams, once again the -Terrible Teddy of the 1M1 and '43 seasons, have cut three full games off the New York Yankees' one seemingly Insur mountable lead and now trail by nine and a half games. Of these only eight are In the important "lost" . The Brooklyn Dodgers, with Walker hlttlivg with the same old gusto that established him as the "people's cherce" In Flatbush, have opened up a seven game bulge over the second place St, Louis Cardi nals, with the Braves and Giants skidding eight games in the rear. That despite the victory they "lost" when League President Ford Fries: upheld a Cardinal protest of a Dodger win July 30th. Dixie drove in three runs yesterday to help the Dodgers sweep both ends of a double header from the Plrajes in Pittsburgh, 8-4 and 11-4. and exiena uieir latest winning streak to nine. With Williams slugging a 420-foot homer in the first game and a double to left field against the right side defense in the second, the Red Sox took two from the St. Louis Browns in Boston. 4-3 and 13-3. Tex Hilghson and Dave Ferriss were the winning pitchers. The Yankee lost a full game from their lead when they were held to a split in their double- header with the Chicago White Sox. After Bo bo Newsom had won his fourth straight game in a Yankee uniform by pilcllVil a 7-4 win, the White Sox came bark to win the nightcap 5-4 when Luke Appling doubled in the ninth against Joe Page and came in on single by Taft Wright. ' The Cardinals lost a game and. a half to the Dodgers when the Braves, behind the seven-hit pitch ing of Johnny Sain, handed them a 10-3 lacing. The Giants staged a 16-hit at tack, including Bobby Thomsons 18th home run. to defeat tne cm- cage Cubs 12-26. The Cubs used fl six pitchers. , ! " Oscar Judd won his first game of , the season as the Philadelphia! Phillies divided a doubleheader . with he Reds in Cincinnati. Alter Reds to a 5-1 win In the first game despite allowing 12 hits Judd out-) rvenv -cicnun nau !!sieSJ!?,r JH?'".!!! L0. Third place Detroit was held to : a split by the Athletics in phfla- delphi. the A s coming back to win the second game 5-0 after Detroit j had won the opener 5-1. ! . Manager Lou Boudreau drove tn . Botn cieveiana runs to give we in- Hi.n 9.1 virtnrv over the Sena- tors In Washington. Tarrs Win First Father-Son Golf cn..i iK.v..r.nirt nvrnn I !&&tMZiM" golf tourney at Reame, Country club yesterday. Byron shot a. gross 94 and had a handicap of 27, for a net of 67, while his father fired a 79, cut to 69 by his 10 handicap to defeat a field of se'en other father-son combinations. The boy is one of the up-and-coming young golfers of Klamath Falls and is a sophomore at Klamath Union Jiigh school . . National League W. L. Pet Brooklyn 59 38 .621 SU Louis 50 41 .549 ... vn.b ai an tin . awi to Boston . 49 42 .538 Cincinnati 45 50 .474 Chicago i. 43 49 ..467 Pittsburgh . 38 55 .409 Philadelphia 38 56 .404 . Sunday's Results Brooklyn 8-11, Pittsburgh 4-4. Cincinnati 6-5, Philadelphia 1-6. New York 12, Chicago 6. . Boston 10, St. Louis 3. American League W. L. Pet. New Sois 63 32 .663 Boston 52 40 .565 Detroit 49 41' .544 Philadelphia 46 47 .495 Cleveland 40 45 .471 Washington 41 '48 .461 Chicago. 41 53 .436 St. Louis . 32 58 .356 Sunday's Results Chicago 4-5, New York 7-4. Cleveland 2, Washington 1. : Detroit 5-0, Philedalphia 1-5. St. Louis 3-2, Boston 4-11. Pacific Coast League W. L. Pet. Los Angeles 70 51 .579 Oakland 64 53 .547 San Francisco 62 58 .517 Seattle 60 61 .496 Sacramento 58 63 .483 Portland ... 54 63 .463 San Diego 55 65 .458 Hollywood 55 5 -.458 Sunday's Results Portland 2-3, San Francisco 1-10.' Hollywood 8-5, Sacramento 3-L Los Angeles 8-1, Seattle 4-5. Oakland 3-7, San Diego 2-6. Western International ' . W. L. Pet. (Spokane .. 63 42 .600 Bremerton 61 43 .587 Salem 59 43 .578 Victoria 58 49 .542 Tacoma . 54 53 .505 Vancouver 48 54 .471 Yakima 39 63 .382 Wenatchee 35 70 .333 Sunday's Results Tacoma 2-5, Spokane 0-18. , All others postponed, rain. Heavy Duty v If v S -k rJ S Stationary or Swivel Bate Jaw width 3'a" to 6". Openings 4Va" to 94". . KLAMATH MACHINE (i LOCOMOTIVE WORKS Spring & Elm ' Mill Supply Dept. Phone 5141 PAR TAKES DRUBBING OYER SEATTLE LINKS SEATTLE. July 28 Four i uras Portland's Ted Longworth and , Emerv Zimmerman and Seattle's Jim Christie and Gordon Richards led a field of half a hundred entries ; into the second 18-hole round of ' the Washington State Open golf tournament today with four-under- , par 69s. Karlinko Has lUI 1 1 1 1 w w a "- . . LJ AM wf IlfStCi II CUV V lUIC ' ,. , Leo' The Greati Karlinko. new villain on tne local mot. is going 10 .,, can be Just as rouRh as he is this j coming Friday night at the armory S?!?-e -"Pf U.?i"""- Albuquerque N.M. 176 bouts of the card 'jufcoLont Beach. CahfP Berme Karlinko downed Al Szasx In his H Tacoma debut here last week after giving the 75sRaT Honsberger 'Portland likeable Hungarian lad a severe go- ,Eddle siansX Bremerton Joe The 'main event Friday mill putlGrer- ""; Doug McAlplne. emlnfnt mday " Vancouver. B. C: .x. Leonard - - ------- ---riL" T.V. while, crony in tag matches. Texas Hager. for five, stanzas. It will, be ' iinterestlng to note how Pete and Tex I get along as opponents. , Al Szasz. who is very popular here ! although not often a winner, is back on the card agai. signed to fight! LoulSavoldi. the red-headed Okla- ! homan. In the three-round curwin- - . ' . Irish Net Star In Singles Win VANCOUVER. B. C. July 28 lift I Jim Evert of Notre Dame blasted ' out a five-set victory over Emery Neale of Portland Saturday to win the men's singles title in the.CAna dian tennis championships, but the lion's share of honors went to Mrs. Gracyn Wheeler Kelleher of Santa Monica. Calif. All the U. S. veteran did was to walk off .with the women's singles team with Mrs. June Crow of Los Angeles to take the women's doubles, and then pair with her husband, Robert, to take the mixed doubles- Evrt in Addition to trie men's i singles which he won by scores of i 2-6, 6-3, J-1. 6-1, 6-4, leamea witn his brother Jerry to take the men's doubles. 1 v Medford, Weed Deadlock In 11 Rain blotted out half the Northern California Baseball league schedule yesterday and while the Klamath Sons weretidle nothing happened to endanger their league lead. Down at Weed the Weed Sons and Medford Craters battled 11 Innings; until darkness called a nait to tne rivalry, and came out with a 9-9 tie In the only other game played McCloud drubbed Redding. 7 to 2. The Klamath visit to Mt. Shasta was rained out. as was the Dunsmuir tllt -with Yreka. Oliver Will Play 'PORTLAND. July 28 iPi Spon sors of the glO.000 Portland Open ! goll tournament to be played nere August 14 reported today Ed "Porky" Oliver, a finalist here last year, had entered the play. Other top pros entered are Ellsworth Vines and Dr. Caery Middlecoff, Memphis, Tenn. COMPLETE FISHING land Outing Supplies POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th Machinist Civ ot One stroke behind were Bobby Lit- ton and Al Puets. both Seattle. pros, with Ernie Jonson and S. Allen, also of Seattle, leading the amateurs on a net basis. Actual leader of the simon pures was veteran Harry Givan. but a plus two handicap on his grass 70 left him with a net 73. Ken Tucker of Everett was alone I at 71 and Frank Newell, Tacoma, I at 72. Today's 18-hole play will be fol- 1 lowed with a similar tour Tuesday ,10 wind up the medal play meet. lThe Washington state amateur opens a five-day run Wednesday. Other scores included (x denotes :amateurl. TO aenotes T-chuck Congdon. Tacoma jjoy Jennings, &nj T , vVntouvTr BC' iVf loi bk J"n-?x Lei "oimes. Portland i7g-4. , mK.. , m.i.TT . i?i .S, : ,x D"ke Matthews. Olympia i80-3. i I T' ' I V. O II O I P I )lfQ ! f w . rt KAW I AIIPA C wvt I SEATTLE. July 28 tnly two I I cnammnnshlrft thi man' I vim.r,'. Hi,V. T ....... ' Mr and Mr,T w"1h 'Grant? P"ort ?d.;SH inn m.inr ,n 'Vc?kP Iapp!.d i tup major honors In the week-ends , Pacific Northwest archerv tourna ment. noagiana won the men s combined shoot with a total of 1975 with his 708 in one division of the American the best ever shot in the northwest. Mrs. Hoagland totaled 1874 in the Columbia and national events to top her nearest rival by 253 points. H. T. Lange of Tacoma won the distance shoot for men and Kath leen Powell. Portland, for women. William Steward of Yakima was runnerup to Hoagland In the com bined shoot with 1893. with Edna Howatt. also of Yakima, fifth in the women's combined with 1337. W Buy. Sell and Trade GUNS Freo Appraisals THE GUN STORE 714 Main 1 TENTS CANVAS Bl 320 South 6th Between Walnut and Oak. Phona 9208 - Mail Orders Promptly Filled Add Postage No C.O.D.'s JrS"!?VELS CAMVASC0TS J AIR MATTRESS I PHfW I mt I9.0B. Snw 1 i mm mimi CX)ST GOVERHMNT200 vr'40llTpfeW We"Jl e WB&&0R14& W km kU CANVAS, swt H riM VvclflC494sySw n OUT IDEAL iO, FAMILY SIZE QTHuf . IMhlw W S4nil.il I PUP TEXTS V. . Army SA 95 Kcrl.lmrd .V HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON Deer Season For State Is October 1-20 Local Elk Hunting Dates Will Coincide With Other Sections PORTLAND, July 38 id1) Final regulations ol the state gume com mission today listed the deer season for the entire stole between October 1-20 and ruled out a Joint deer-elk season tor Southeastern Oregon. t The elk hunting dates In the southeastern sector were act back to those prevailing for the rest of Eastern OregonOctober 23-No-venibcr 16 in final session liere Saturday. The bag limit for elk lu all open counties will be one bull elk with antlers of three or mote points. Western Oregon's open elk areas were enlarged by adding Douglas and Coos counties lor t lie October 25-November 3 season prevailing In the western part of the state, which includes Clatsop. Columbia, Lin coln and Lane county i except that part southwest of the bluslaw rlver. The Com-Dnuglna area In cludes:' from the Umixiti river highway 38-U. S. 101 Junction at Reedsport east to highway 99 at Drain, then south along highway 09 to highway '43 at Dillnrd. then west along highway 43 to highway 10 at Coquille. No special doe tags will be .sued for deer and and no special elk tags except for an area near Uklah. In that area, 100 tags will be Issued for elk of either sex In a special December 13-16 season. There were no changes In the Oc tober 23-November 3 pheasant sea son in counties previously an nounced and October 23-November 9 In Malheur county. Lake and Jefferson counties were added to those to be open to vallev ouail October 32-November 3. The blue grouse season for Josephine and counties west oi tne summit on tne Coast RAiute will be October 1-30. All counties will be closed to dove hunting except Lake, Klam- ath. Deschutes, Jackson. Jose phine. Coos, Curry. Douglas, Was- rfl. Sherman .ltfruiN ttnnA River. Wheeler and (iilliam. The Three Sisters game refuge was added to those to be opened for hunting. In one change for closed areas, the McKay creek area of Crook county wlH be closed to deer hunting but open for elk. Softball Loop Resumes Play fill nArVtall u,fd ,or ,onlRll, at M(xlnc "cld ''" be played despite the heavy rainfall jcsirruay. prutnuua uea rni does not come again todav. League officials decided that the field would dry out sufficiently to permit play- " additional rain did not fall durln "le d?v- . . ... SngleRt the"'south end Thl I d'Th IS . Knignu or Columbus -fight It out " ""h diamond. At 8:40. The un Slore w' '1 the Four Slr Merchants at the south field In what innKs tn be on ni hntt-st earn,. of the season. On the north dia mond, the Bureau of Reclamation will take on the VFW. Barring Rain Barring additional rain during the day, the YMCA league games sched uled for tonight will be played at 6 o'clock. At the high school prac tice field, the A teams of the First Christian and tile Zion Lutherans will play, while the Stewart Len nox Baptists will tangle with the First Baptists at Mills school in the B league. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant ond Auditor New Office Location 308 North 7th St. Phone 9346 EXTRA LARGE DOUBLE iSOUAD tint l i l liil...inH4UaicJibolia.. tmmm. n-tar'l eraw4 dox. w an U . - U..I. . Mountain Tent 'ifl VenlllBtmlt complDt I V Willi tXf, tit. w BRAND MKWt 95 Going Up r ft. v C J Bob Chesnes lupperi, San Fran cisco Seals' righthander, and liiff Chambers i lower I southpaw for the Los Angrlrs Angels, are regard ed as sure bets fur gritiluatini to the majors at the end of this season. I'hcsncs has won 17 games. Chambers Has 16 wins. Black Prince Is Best Retriever I PORTLAND. July 28 U'i Nelson's Black Prince, owned by Richard ! Nelson. Vancouver. B C, won first i place In the open all-age slake of ; ! the Oregon Retriever Trial club s 'competition here Sunday. The blink I Labrador was trained and bundled I j by Henry Chrlstensen. ' Trablngtons Black Witch, owurdj by M". and Mrs. Huntington Ma- llarkey. Portland, was second, and' Skip of Timber Town, owned' by' I Jack Lambert. Portland, w as third 1 First place In the non-winners stake I went to Yakima Valley Queen. La- borudor owned bv Mr. and Mrs. S. 'Beall. Yakima. Wash. Knight of . Deer Creek, owned by C. S. Cuin- nuns. Seattle, was fourth. Seeborg To Gresham ORESIIAM, July 28 nVi Hoy R. Seeborg. Astoria athlete uho re- celved a three year basketball let ter at the University of Oregon, will be the new assistant couch nl the Union high school here. He mill direct track and the school's B foot ball team and assist in basketball. Is He LATE? SEE TOM DALTON 901 Klamath STORE HOURS 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. $50 9x9 ft. UMBRELLA TENTS Reduced Made of quality waterproof, mlldcw-proof and fire resistant brown canvas; ha aewn-in floor rear window Complete with collapsible pole, etc. Now on sale at the LOWEST PRICE IH TOWN 1 1 I 9 ft. UMBRELLA 47" 9x9 WALL TENT Army nuih, ,Vn C 17 DC Pol, or !. w I I is 10 x 12 TENT White $0793 Duck X V r. 'jnr " ,""7 In'. ' TT . ' Oaks Whittle Distance As Angels Lose Beavers Split Twin Bill with Frisco, Move Into Sixth , lly The Associated Press The Oakland Ouks. fighting to stuy In the Coast lengtie pennant nice, luibbcd another pair of one run decisions yesterday, tn close the lending Las Angeles Angels' gap to four gullies. The Ouks downed the San Diego Piulies, 3-2 and 7-6. while the An gels were dividing with Seattle, 1-4 mid 1-5. The Acorns' southpaw, llcne lieardrn. edged Al Trelchel In an 11-inniug thriller In the oieuer, won as Mnuiice Van obays doub led home Tony Bubol. Van Robiiys, tne lonner Pllls burglier, sewed up the second game, too. with a home run scoring Will Haley In the sixth lulling. Haley also homered In the free-hltllng uiKiiti'iip. which gavo the Oaks the series, three-one. Other twin bills found the Holly mood stars rising lu a seventh place lie wltli Snn Dlrgo by taking Sac rtiinentu twice. 8-3 and 6-1, and Foiilautl squecslug Into sixth by di viding with San Francisco. 3-1 and 3-10. The Angels cooled off the red-hot Rulnlers with a 14-hlt attack. In eluding four doubles, two Ulplea, and homers by Larry Barton and Cece Oarrlott lit their oiiener, but the Seitttles runic back to take the flunle on sig MiikurkYi second win In three days. Lou Novlkoff's homer heled the Suds pull out with an even break on the short series, two games apiece. I Hollywood, for the first time this I season, bunched two route-going , winning- efforts from Its pitchers as HiiKger Ardliola and Ed Alboata ouch twirled five-liltiers, Portland made II three In a row by taking Ihr opener. J-l. on Joe Hrlrh's Iwo-run plnrh homer In the eighth. Ad I.Uka gave up but three hits, fanned , The Heals pulvrrlird Hie Port with 13 hits, topped by Nrlll Sheridan's homer, to salvage the last game, 4 Cover Up Wins Cup fNOLEWQOD. Callf.-Cover Up S3I.70I won eighth running of SIOO.OOO Hollywood Gold Cup by five leugtlis In near-world record lime ol two minutes flat for mile and a quarter and tiring American record set In 1913 by Whlskbroom II, Hurtling Drt-um was second, Honey, moon third. Crowd: 48.846; handle: 3.285.011. Classified Ads Bring Results. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT . You Drive-Long. Short Trips Move Yourself Siva H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Majn tut WW 1940 to 1946 Olds "6" Labor Install rings $13.75 Reseat, repair valves 12.00 Fit new piston pins ... 3.00 Install new main bearings 4.00 Install rod bearings.. N. C. Remove Ring Ridge.... 2.25 Gaskets i Oil TOTAL PARTS AND LABOR ..... LOWEST FINANCE TERMS-AS , LONG AS FIFTEEN MONTHS TO PAY! FRFFH HAVE YOUR MOTOR CDCCII mill., ANALYZED! mtC.. If your automobile is not running properly for one reason or another; if it is using too much gas; is hard to start when hot or cold; does not have the pick-up and power it should have, bucks and jerks at low speeds or dies at a stop street, bring it into our service department and we will check out the dif ficulty with our modern Analyzer and report the trouble to you ... NO CHARGE for this service TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY FOR A FREE MOTOR ANALYSIS ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE NEW (not rebuilt) 6 and 8 cylinder Olds engines now available DKK B. MILLER. CO. OLDS CADILLAC DIVISION OLDS TOWER 7th and Klamath ANN CURTIS THREE SPLASH TITLES aim vniMniunn .Into 'JH fA'l Three chaiuplonsliliw-one of Ihein a new American record went In Han Francisco's Ann Cinils lu the far western AAll swimming meet, but It was old stuff to the pretty. 31-year-old University tif California co-ed. Miss Olliils, whu has been bring ing home victories for her Clysiul plunge team ever since Canny Coach Joe Hav began her tutoring, slipped through lite 200-meter free style race yesterday III 3 minutes, 36 3 seconds for new American long couiso record. Saturday she won the loo-meU-r Junior Sons Ahead When Rains Come Rain didn't seem lo greatly dampen the spirit of the Kluinuili Junior 8ons yeslrrday when they rolled lo a 8-2 triumph over the Canby Loggers at Recrenllvn field, evening the score with the I.oukck who, defeated Ihejn earlier lu the season. The Juniors drove In five of their six tallies In the sixth Inning on three hits, a walk and an error. The other score was made III the first Inning mhen Tommy Kdwaida was walked and later scored. Canby scored tm'o runs on two hits In the sixth, when Phil Nell and Clyde Dlngfelder doubled, and Bob Foote made first on a fielder choice. Foote hurled for the Loggers, al lowing seven hits. Joy Uuigley was on the hill for the locals and gave up four blnglrs. A sudden deluge of rain In the lop half of the seventh brought the tilt to an abrupt halt and the game was called with Canby at bat and one man away. American Legion Regular Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesdaj. I:M p. RL, Veterans Memorial nidf., 4th and Klamath. Club Rooms ttl Main, next lo Wlllard hotel. Open dally noon u midnight, except Sunday 1:00 to 11:00 p. m. For Legionnaires and Guests "MAJOR OVERHAULS'7 For pep, power ond economical, trouble-free operation, your engine moy need a major overhaul right now. Our foctory trained en gine experts use scientific service equipment to inspect, dis-ossemble, and precision-fit every moving part . . . put more miles In your engine. If your cor is post its performance peak, call us for an overhaul appointmentr AVERAGE OVERHAUL COSTS 1941 to 1946 Olds .Labor Install rings $17.50 Reseat, repair valves 14.00 Fit new piston pins - 4.00 Remove Ring ridge 2.75 Install new main bearings 6.00 Install rod bearings Gaskets Oil ' Parts $15.50 3.90 7.75 6.90 3.00 1.75 $35.00 $38.80 $73.80 TOTAL PARTS AND LABOR MONDAY, JULY 2rJ, 1947 CAPTURES . women's free style dual) and the 4iHi-meler free style. The 200 and luo.yuid limit , -h, were at the nspeusn uf Uw Angdlrs' llnmdn llelser, fnrmi'r holder of 1 1 in 300-ynrd record In 11:28 2. Miss ll.-l-aer mas 30 fret behind at the llnKh III Ihe hundred, both ullin Were iliH-ki'd III I (III 5, hut Mis Cuius liitiiiird out fust. Hhe tied the inert record of 6:232 III Ihe 4IH)-iiirli r fine style, from which Uremia with drew, Nimcy Mnkl of Portland, Oir, Mulllloinull Athletic club set the inM's second new American tnaik, breaking by one sei-oiid her own record III ilia 3IK)-lueter Individual medley mill) a lime ol 4:2U I. Miss Curtis, who also swam aiictmr on two winning relay teams, led the Crystal plunge tram tn a Ill-point victory In Ihe women ileum division, aguliisl 31 fur Ihe Mulllloinull dull 23 for Ihe Alliens club of Oakland and 18 for the U Angeles Athletic club The Sun Fi'iiiltiscu Olympic cluli edged mil the Pusnilenn Athletic club 63-58 in Ihe men's division. Colson Wins PITA YAKIMA. July 38 il- Karl CoUou Jr , Tiu-tMua, added the all-urotiiHl cliuiiiplnindilp of the Urunil Western Pui-lllc TrniMhiHil association yester day lo his gun laurels with a grnnd tuliil of cliH ol 700 birds III all event. Hiilriu, Ore , mas awarded the IIHS shoot. FINAL SALE of FISHING and SPORTING JACKETS Iti'iul.rly 8.9S Now 5.89 Regularly I ts Now 6.79 " GUN STORE 1M Main 1 "8" . Ports $22.20 5.20 9.00 9.20 3.60 2.10 $44.25 $51.30 $96.55 Phone 4103