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PACE TWO Bern Mogan -.Against; Field Hershey, Pa., PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 14 lflV This city's UO.uOO open golf derby got under wny today with Ben Ho gmi figured as the man to beat and 99 rival wondering where he would Kind at the finish ot the 73-hole event Sunday. Beltln' Ben from Hershey. Pa.. allhouKh claiming to be slightly off peak form, teed off as the logical favorite to make It three victories In a row at the Portland Country club course. He won the National P, O. A. championship here last year and in 1945 set a 27-under par scoring record of 361 for 73 holes. On tho basis of past perform ances, the 6524-yard, par S5-S7 It course is practically considered Hogan'a private property from a competitive standpoint. Questioning any such claims, however, as Ihe sharp field stroked through the first round were such par crackers as the two national professional champions. U. S. Open Title Holder Lew Worsham of Washington, D. C. and PGA Big Boy Jim Ferrler of San Francisco. Ferrier, Incidentally, set the quali fying record for the Professional Golfers association championship here 'last year with a 71-631.14. He too, knows the course well. The challengers today also In clude Herman Kelser of Akron, O., who won the $10,000 Spokane Open last week as well as such comers as Johnny Palmer from Badin, N. C. George Payton. Virginia Open champion: Ed and Marty Furgol. brothers from Pontlac. Mich., and Los Angeles respectively and Cary Mlddlecoff of Memphis, the present Charlotte Open title holder. Ellsworth Vines of Los Angeles, playing brilliantly, ranked as threat Also rated well up were Veteran Troupers Ky Laffoon. SL Andrews, III.; John Bulla and Bill Nary, both of Phoenix, Arts.; Clayton Teafner, Charlotte, N. C Chnck Congdon. Tacoma, Wash., and Al Zimmerman, Portland, Ore. Among the top amateurs were Harry Glvan of Seattle, former Washington state champion, and Lou Jennings, local sharpshooter wno caraea a 31-31 to, ten unaer par, in a practice round yesterday. Davis Injures Knee In Drills EVANSTON. HI.. Aug. 14 Wl Hopes of the college all-stars for a victory over the Chicago Bears, champions of the National football league, the night of Aug. 23 re ceived a setback yesterday when Glenn Davis. Army's flashy back, suffered a sprained knee in prac tice. Team officials could not say Just how long Davis would be out of action, but Indicated it was the most serious injury of his career. Bob Fennimore, Oklahoma A. and M.'s famous back, also is sidelined by injuries. Next For Stymie, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 14 (IP) Stymie, world money winning champion racehorse, prob ably will make its next track ap pearance here in the (30.000 added Saratoga handicap August 23. Sty mie Is nominated for a $15,000 han dicap today, but will not "go to the I post New Role For The -man in white is Bucko Davidson, cell known local grappler, who I now filling In as referee of tne armory wrestling matches, re placing the ailing Wally Moss. With Bnck Is Sugi Hayamaka, matched with Jack Carter for Friday. S m " Attention Hunters! A vrestli"9! U Tf TIT T fit f 5u9i Hoyamayo vt. Jack Carter Vy, II h 1 1 V ! I 5 Round Xj'k HijLLij; I wrTdrRo J Ar in stock Here. Friday, 8:30 p. m. Oj,Armory Stock Up How While Most Gauges and Calibers Are Available. GUN STORE 714 Main Pro Favored Home Plate Theft Breaks Mound Duel By The Associated Press Oakland fans screamed with frenzied delight when their boy, Catcher Bill Ralmondl. won a Pacific Coast league baseball game for the Oaks last night by stealing home in the loth inning tovedge out San Francisco's flabbergasted Seals 1 to 0. ' The bases were loaded and two wen out Jack Brewer was winding up for the pitch when Ralmondl meed to the plate for his astounding steal. The veteran Oakland catcher had opened the top half of the 10th with a sharp liner and moved to third on sacrifice hits. The feat ended a pitching duel In which Oakland's Gene Bearden gave up six hits and Brewer allowed seven. It evened the current series at one game apiece. The win threatened the Seals' hold on 2nd place in 1 the pennant race as it brought the Vallejo Ring Boss Praises His Fighters Guido Glometti, manager of the Vallejo boxing string. Is vastly proud of two lads he will bring to Klam ath Falls next week for introduction. Dave Llnder. a 140-pounder. is matched with Phil Sampson In the 10-round main event Tuesday mgnt, and Jerry Ramsey, a 137 pound boy, will tangle with Monte Montgomery In the six round seml-wlndup. Gimetti, with the pardonable en thusiasm of fight managers, says that his boys are sensational. Par ticularly he dwells on the prowess of Ramsey, who has been fighting 10 rounders for several months down south. Llnder, Glometti says, Is unbeaten in seven professional fights in the welterweight division. His popular local opponent is unbeaten in only three pro battles, but has had lots of amateur experience. With those two bouts to top on the fight card. Promoter Mack Lu- lard is planning on a trio of four- rounders as preliminaries. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned will at a regular meeting of the Common Council of Klamath Falls, Oretfon. to he held the 23th day Of Aufust. 1947. present petition to aald amnion council requesting tne vacation of a certain alley In Klamath Falls. Oregon, which said alley extends lrom the northerly side of Main Street be tween Lou 3 and 4, Block 18. original town of Unit vine (now Klamath rani Oregon), according to the duly recorded Slat thereof, the full length of said Lou and 4, and which said alley was estab lished by deeds dated November 17, 1923, and November 7. 1923. ARTHUR R. WILSON ROXANA P. WILSON Klamath Falls Lode No. 1247 Be nevolent and Protective Order of the Elks of the U. S of A. Bv C. E. Seavey. Exalted Ruler. Jy. 24-31: A. 7-14 No. 794. ' Buck Davidson For SEAT NrC RESERVATIONS Phone or call at CASTLEBERRY'S (Sections A, B, C) 630 Main. Ph. 3333 KLAMATH BILLIARDS 630 Main. Ph. 9167 (For. Section D) In Big $10,000 I a corns to wiuun a nau game 01 San Francisco. Los Angeles, Its league lead raised to 7' games over the Seals, trounced Hollywood 17 to 4. It was the 18th win of the season for Cliff Chambers while the Angels were pounding three Stars' hurlers for 17 hits. Including three homers. Lou Stringer hit two ot the Angels' cir cuit clouts and Clarence Maddern got the other. The Portland Beavers contin ued their winning drive by nab bing three rvns in the last half o' the 13th Inning to come from behind and beat the last-place San Diego Padres 5 to 4. The Padres had just broken a 2-2 tie on Max West's 32nd homer of the season, with one on. to take the lead 4 to 2. Portland's three-run rally came when Harvey Storey singled, moved to third on Herm Reich's single and then scored on a Dassed ball. Reich moved up on the play and Ford ! Mullen douDieo to score tteicn. ine winning run was by Mullen on win ter's blow. Portland Is In a third-place tie In the standings with Oakland. Seattle also came irom oenino with a late rally to defeat Sacra mento 7 to 6 and win its second straight in the series. The Ralnlers turned seven hits into six runs in the elghti- The scoring was on a double by Lou Novikoff, a triple by Mickey Rocco, combined with five singles. Saa Dice B . H OA Clay, cf Coacarart. 8 Barrett, rf S Vat, If S Kerr, e i s Shupe. lb Lm. ab Gyselman, 3b Kerrigan, p .. xx Jeru.n Kennedy, p .... 1 . 1 Total .50 16 37y 19 1 out when winning run icored. rllana BHD Ratio, m s a I 1' Smith, cf a o a i Storey. 3b 4 13 D.l.h - ' A .1 I 1 Wenner. lf-cf Sllvera. c Baunaki, 2b Vlco. lb Salveaon, p Dobbins, x Escobar. li-cf Lazor. if, xxr Mullen, a Total .44 12 30 22 x Batted for M. Smith In Sth. xx Batted for Kenigan In 9th ' xxx Batted for Wenner In 0th. a Batted for SUvera In 13th. San Diego 002 000 000 000 2-4 Portland mm 100 010 000 3-3 Summary: Runs. Coacarart, Barrett X West. Storey, Reich a. Salveaon, Mullen. Errors Kerglgan. Runs batted In Bar rett. Kerr. Reich. Dobbins. West 2. Mul len. Baslrtskt. Two-base hits Salveaon, Dobbins, Coacarart. Gyaelman. bhupe. Baitnski. Mullen. Home runs Retch. West. Stolen base Clay. Sacrifices Kerr, M. Smith. Double plays Salveson Ratto to Vlco. Kerr to. Coacarart. Baslnskl to Ratto to Vlco. Kennedy to Coacarart to Shupe. Left on bases San Diego 10: Portland 10. Passed ball Kerr 1. Losing pitcher Kennedy. GOP, Demos Slate Dinner, Picnic PORTLAND. Aug. 14 0P Port land democrats will hold a luncheon August 19 for W. Averlll Harriman, secretary of commerce, due here to address the Portland city club that night. The same day. Portland repub licans wll. hold a picnic to hear Sen ator Morse and Congressman Homer D. Angell. PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIM NO HOSPITALIZATION Na Loss of Tims ParmsBeal Ssaalta! DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlrsprutls Pbrilelaa tZi Na. 7 la Esqalra Tbastra Slat ebon. T.ss HERALD AND NEWS. Portland Open Par Busting Exhibit . By HALE SCAltllKOI'Cill The pair of pur-buitln' profes sional sjulfcra who are due for an 18-hole exhibition at Keainrs country club Monday, will atop c'v here In between the S10.000 Portland open and llte.15,00U Keno open.' Lew Worsham, Oakinont, Pa., won the National Open crown a roupla of months to, and Jim Ferrier, former Australian champ who Is the PGA king, will play two rounds of the nine-hole Keamea layout in a foursome which will probably Include Hill Selkirk, the Keamea pro. and Ed die Simmons of Medford. Just about every rolling en thusiast, dub and strokemaater in the Klamath region will be out In the gallery to see what Wor sham and Ferrier ran do to the par 36 local links. ' The Portland open. Bob Hud son's S10.000 baby, gets started today, and most of the big-time money golfers up there will be down In Keno trying to pan some of that Nevada gold August 21. More waterfowl hunting area will be accessible to the non-club hunter this fall as a result of a lease signed by the state game commission and the t'hewauean Land and Cattle company cover ing part of Ihe mammoth com- fiany holdings In the upper and ower Chewaucan marshes near Paisley in Lake county. While most of the 50 000 acres covered by the lease will remain closed as a wildlile refuge, al least 1500 acres of waterfowl area in the upper marsh east of the main canal will be open as a public shooting ground. Dally hunting permits will be Issued for Si each. This area has not been open to hunting In the past. If Ihe Klamath Sons beat Mr Cloud here next Sunday they will clinch the Northern Califor nia baseball league title. A win over the Loggers would give the Sons 10 wins and 2 losses,' with-. onlr two more games to go. Medford and Weed each have four losses now. but they have to play off a tie game and one or the other will be knocked off there Yreka will make the fourth team In the Shaughnrsay play off the league will indulge In after the season Is finished. Steele Pilots Baseball Team HOLLYWOOD. Cnlif.. Aug. 14 UP) Former World Middleweight Cham pion Freddie Steele, formerly of Ta coma, now a successful character actor In the movies, has a new sports hobby. Steele today assumed command as manager oi ine Norm Hollywood All-Nations baseball team, an outfit of youngsters 12 to 14 years old which will play In the Valley Junior Hardball league when it is reformed' this fall. "It's an all-nations team even Texas is represented," the former champ grinned. Just A Shiner AMHERST. Mass.. Aug. 14 (P The next time you bump into a door the result Is occhymosls of the conjunctive and the periorbital cii ticular tissues, which the Univer sity of Massachusetts extension service says Is the proper name for a common black eye. OAKLAND, Calif. Luis Castillo, 121, Mexico City, outpointed Star Murillo. 125'i. Manila, 10. The Two Top Flight Their Only Oregon' Lew Worsham s U. S. Open Champion and im renter P. G. A. Lecames Golf Club MONDAY, AUG. 18 2:30 P. M. PUBLIC INVITED KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Jackie Shines On Basepaths In Dodger Yin Brooks Increase Bulge Over Idle Cords To 3Vi Tilts By The Associated I'rena i Jackie Robinson, Jrooklyu'e dar ing young limit on the buaepulhs, was being acclaimed toduy as tne greatest base runner lhe major leagues have seen since the de parture of Ty Cobb. Koblnaon ninde two hits In yes terday's 10-8 Dodger victory over Ihe Boston Uraves which Increased Brooklyns fine place lend over the Idle St. Louis Gardliuils to three and a half guinea. After Johnny Salu struck out F.d Stank), Dodger leauuii oatler In the itrst uiiwiig. itoaiusou out legged a bunt down the luird oaae Itnu and wiicti oain, in his anxiety U nip tlc speedster, threw wild paai Ural, Kuoluson raced all the way to third. Ine urooits tollowed aim three' more hits, sent Sain to the showers, una scored lour runs. In the Will Kounison crossed up the Braves with a pusn bunt. Ui tore Boston got out ul the inning the Dodgers nad scored live runs and taken a sate lend. Behind the six-nu uilchlng ot Lelty Ken Hcinuclimtn. tne rails delpnla fiiilllet. maue it two in a row over the New York Uiania witn a 6-2 victory. Both Olanu Utiles came as a result ot home runs, Billy Kigney hitting his loth and Booby Thomson his 23rd. Hul Newhouser, entrusted with the Job of preserving Detroit s two-run margin over the St. Louis tsrowus in Uie eighth inning of the second game of a twlhglit-night twin bill, gave up three runs anu dropped his lam uecision against 11 victories. It was his first deleat by the Browns after 15 consecutive victories over them In a ihree-yeur span. The Browns 0-5 victory gave uiem a split as the Tigers, behind Kred Hutchin son's nine-hit pitching, won the opener 7-1. Hutchinson, formerly with Seattle, hit a homer in a pinch hlt performance In the second game. . Bob Feller failed to hold a 7-4 Cleveland lead as the Chicago white Cox pounced upon his fast ball with a four-run uprising In the seven Ui to defeat him and the In dians 8-7. Rudy York's 17th homer with two men on base climaxed the winning rully. The New York Yankees retained their 11-gume margin over Die sec ond place Boston Red Sox in the American league pennant race by defeating the Philadelphia Athletics 8-2 at the Yankee stadium. Vic Kaschi, the Yankees' latest pitching find, won his sixth straight with a seven hitter. Al Clark, filling In for Joe DiManlo, who was out of the lineup because of a sore heel, batted In four runs. Coming up with a five-run first Inning v. hen they clouled three home runs, the Red Sox took their eiRhth straight home victory from Washington 10-3 before 34.461 customers. First Inning homers were wal loped by Earn Mele, Bobby Duerr and Jake Jones. Jones added an other In tf seventh. Pour home runs, two by Catcher Homer Hot '1. one with -the bases loaded helped the Pittsburgh Pirates whip the Chicago Cubs 10-2. Billy Cox and Ralph Kiner were the other nonier hitters. It was number 28 for Kiner. , Gabriel Carried Away, By Cops MONTICELLO, N. C. Aug. 14 IIP) Accused of stealing Oabrlel's I horn. Patrick Dcegan, 20, was ar- I ralgned yesterday on a second de- i gree grand larceny charge. Bute I police said Deegan was arrested f Tuesday trying to sell a saxophone belonging to a summer resort mu-, ',slcian Seymour Gabriel. .Golfers of the United Appearance Outside Champion Iff Six Straight . ' Lai- 4 '""Sri .-v-r.' '...'' soar .. Vie Kasrhl. whom Ihe Yankees pulled home from I'ortland mighty quirk a few weeks bark, has now won aix In a row for Ihe New Yorkers. His latest was a seven-hit 8-2 victory over the Athletics yes terday. Ikes Discuss Archer Club The Iataak Walton board of di rectors met last night and tentative plans were discussed for a banquet (o be held sometime during the fall. An Intensified membership drive for the organization was eyed by tha directors, u-lth the view In mind of building up winter attendance al meetings. Prank MrCornark. vice presitlrnt. discussed the possibilities of or ganizing an archery club, and all persons Interested In archery, whether members of the Iraak Wal ton league or not, were Invited to attend the next regular turning at the Wmema hotel. Wednesday. August 20:h at 8 p. m. The duck situation was talked by the nlmrods, with little or no agree ment among Individuals as to whether the new season would help or hinder hunters In this area. Jennings Hot PORTLAND. Aug. 14 i Lou Jennings, Oregon Oolf association champion and veteran amateur Unksman, broke the Portland Oolf club course record yesterday with a ten-unrier-par 63 as he warmed up In a practice round tor today's tournament. Jennings shaved a stroke from the previous mark set by Ben llo gan and Jim Perrler In previous play here. The Portlantlrr had a four-imdcr-par 31 on Ihe first nine and slx-under-par 31 tin the tough back route. POLIO CASKS VANCOUVER, B. C, Aug. 14 Ml Two new cases of Infantile paraly sis' were recorded here yesterday, bringing the year's greatest Van couver total to 06 and that of Brit ish Columbia to 128. For A Complete .selection of Fishing, Outing and Hunting Supplies, It 8 POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th States ... in of Portland. 5T- -t ft 1WZuu iva! GUN STORE REACH SOFTBALL FINALS The Gun Hlore and Ihe Pour Hlar Morchanla moved to the top oi the city sollbiill league playoff lt night when Hey uU eopM v1" torles, automatically placing them against each oilier III Krltlay nlkiu (lnul playoff lor the clly pennant. www I r I r liiilAM NATIONAL I.KAIH'K Brooklyn Hi. Louis (3 New Yolk 87 48 Boston W HI Cincinnati 3 III Chicago M fill Pittsburgh 47 IU l'hllailelplilii 43 (10 Yesterday's Results Brooklyn 10, Boston 8. Philadelphia 8. New York 2. Pittsburgh 10, Chlragu J. Only games. .81)4 .674 .843 .630 .406 .4114 .43 ,3114 AMI-llll A I.r.Alil r. New York 71 38 .M Boston 611 48 .691 Detroit 66 60 .638 Philadelphia 66 63 .614 Cleveland 61 63 .400 Chicago 61 60 .461) Washington 46 68 .442 St. Louis 40 70 .304 Yesterday's Results New York 8. Philadelphia 2. Bosliiu 10, Washluglon 3. Chicago 8, Cleveland 7. Detroit 7-6, HI. Louis 1-6 I'AI'IFIC COAST I.KAt.l I; Los Angeles 78 60 .560 Mini Francisco . 70 86 .516 Oakland . M 66 .611 Portland 68 66 .511 Seattle 87 7U .480 Sacramento 64 72 .471 Hollywood 64 73 .471 San Diego 83 73 .463 Yeslerday's Results Portland 6, Han Diego 4. i Oaklund 1, San Francisco 0. Los Angeles 17, Hollywood 4. Seattle 7, Sacrumculu 6. I Extra Innings WKYEIUIAKUHhlt, Camp 4, Aug. 14 Wcycrhncuacr Timber coin- : puny's softbull team defeated an fc'wauna squad 14 to 13 In 11 In nings In a game played at Camp 4. The game was featured by homers by Muyflrld and Halnt of Kwatina and classy fielding by the Weyer- I haeusers. 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VPW pushed a tpilck tally across In Ihe flisl inning urn! held their slim mmgln Willi The "U" more went In bat 111 the second, and iilraiird live runs on three errors, two wulks and one Int. The Cltinni'ia had ilia buses loaded Willi two away al the end of the second, but went down belore Ihey could svuro additional runs. The second lulling spree riulnl coring lor the game, though Imili nldrs threatened several times, iiml the game ended at 6-1. Urn Kvitus, lug negro right liitiul er, hulled for Die lliiiiners while Hill Htteet pitched for tho Vets. The Four Mlur Meichanla look a 3-0 win lioin Anhlrys In the seciiiut game of Ihe pmu ram. a game wind, was far and away one of Uie veiy beat seen on MimIoc Held tills sum- liter. The Men-hunts lluealriird right oil In lite flial Inning Willi men on second and third, but lulled to score, us did Ihe Chevrolet boys In Ihe llllh. 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