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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THIRTEEN Smartest Of Baseball Players Sometimes Manage Bonehead Stunts ' .' Ily IIAHItV MIAVKON ' ' NKA NmrU liillliir NtW VOUK, Mwili (N1?A N.rblo Huntrr oncn ouiiuhl n riy In OTlltrr Ilrlil (if Hull I'Mitirlncif did Rcori'iilUm pin k. mink tlin bull In 111 back ! It.'t . mill Hit liiti-il to thr clubliuiinn illiiTlly IjcIiIiiiI hlin, nil til I yliiK mill K'lniilnu run i immmI Una )luli Hunter, ynii hit, i i i i i i I y IoikoI how Imnliy were nut. f . Tlml a a boiii-lii'iiil play. i Most of buscliiiir a-cnllel bone- IIMiln liiivu bi'rn II hi vliiliiu ii cli- OuBiMiinre, however, whlrli In why wni" u llin mnurli'i' I ii vein nf thr yMitc inn llnlnl iiiniuiii tin IiIkkcM opt. Jblt'rlliillltul llllr.tnkr.s Iwive been lllt"iilcteil un error nf munition. lliiuli ('hmv IiiiiI 'Iomiiii v llcniiih trill k mil ill Khlic I fli'lil lo give Ihr UihIkki I ho luurlh mm e of tint IIM Win lil Hirli'n, when U.ii pilch, iil IrKedly ii spllter, fiuppiiniMlly alrurk 1 1 in bull uf Mil kH Owi.'li uliivi', mill itiiiilrlrd oft In llio direction of the liiniiklyii (luii'iiit. Thnl ptil Ilciulch on Ijiimi, anil iimilc (Jwim llio limit, ultlimmh It was tuirilly the catcher' fault tlmt Joe IiIMiiuuIu mill KIiik Koine Keller doubled, imicbody else till aufcly, mill the Yankees corrd five rutin, In n pliiy nt the plate In the cIkIiIIi In ii 1 1 ik of Die fourth anil lliuil Kiiine nt tin, llillu World Hcrlc In t.'liu Inniitl, Charley Keller' knee struck Krnie I.oinliiinll In the itroln. A ncrmliiKly endlc streum of Yiinkrcii crooned the pinto a thr huuc backstop luy thorn like u blokn hll squarely by llio Joe Louis we used to know. No one spoke or wrote nbout Hie slip on the purl of the pitcher bnrk I UK up (he plate, or other who acted belatedly. Hclmouuila I.iiinbiiKll un .Imply plrtiurd us IiiivIiiii none Into n Ioiik winter' sleep. A noiiK wiu written Hboul I'epper Miirlln ntiiiilliiK nil those, biuien on Ik.likey Cochrane of tho Athletic In the IUJ1 Wm Id Herlen. Illuik Mike did iippmr rnttled nt time, but whnt catcher wouldn't luive been? The Amerli mi leiixiie club liudn't ot ciioiikIi men oil huso to even think iiliout runnliiK on I rt y drove mid Moone Uiiriiftluiw, ko few In fad that IhiiM releliruleil pitcher niiiirenlly hud forgotten how to hold men on. Murtlu mill the oilier Cardinal Ktole on the plU'heni, not Cochrane. Willi nil hi reinnrkuble talent, Kddlc Collin perluip I bent re membered n the vlrlor In hi mem orable foot nun with Heinle Zlm mermmi, who chased lihn acros the lilnte In the 11)17 World Herlr be tween the While Hox nnd the Cllanl. A n mutter of fuel, there uus noth Ini else left for The Klin Ui do. Corky Collin hud slipped p u I calchcr lllll Itnrlden In a run-down play, nnd neither the pitcher nor first biiennin Wulter Holke covered. Fred Merkle, only III, did exactly whut every oilier biuierunner did un til Unit eventful September 2.1 IfWB, nt the Polo Uround, when lie ran to the clubhouse Instead of touchliiK ei'ond biine following Al Krldwell winning hit for the Oliint. Whether with the bull Krldwell hit. or one thrown from the Cub' duitout, Johnny Kver touched econd biic. Umpire. Hunk O'Uny called younif Merkle out on a force play, and the more wn tied ukkIii. With a Jubllnnt and then be wildered crowd on the field there wn no chnnce Ui reume pliiy. The l.iune wn ordered replayed, the Cub wlnnlnK the pennnnt. Merkle wa a hero for a chniiKe up to the 10th nnd Inat Inning of the Cllnnu' flercely-foUKht, elhl liunie 1012 World Herle with the . '. Box. The Toledo-mined flrt bnffr.ninn'K f:reenhlng Nlmtle In the t half of the 10th iwnt tied Mur- j home from nccond with the run that broke a 1-to-l tic. Fred HiiodKriiH made hi ni ver-Ui-be-forKntten two-bane muff of Clyde KiikIc' fly, however, nnd nftcr Harry Hmiper filed out, Kleve Verken walked. Trl Hpeaker then (Kipped nn eany foul Junt outnlde the flrnt bane coach' box. Merkle anil catcher Chief Meyers, (IoIiik un Alphonne and (ianton, per mitted the bull tu drop between thern. HlXMiker alriRled In the tylnff run. nent Yerke u third, and the latter ncored the wlnnlnK run following the c teh of Ijirry Gardner' fly. Thu Merkle, one of the more In telllKent and accompllnhed bull player. flKiind In the two mint fatal blunder In the hlntory of the 'ftbled Olnnt. Fred Merkle wn anything but a bont'heud, nnd It I tranlc that he never heard the end of the one he pulled at nuch a tender r ;,e In 1908. Briefs Netsters IMoveTo Seattle MI'OKANK. March 4 ,ft Thr urltiK iirtntrn. Hobhy IliKk'n nnd i l ie Kriiiiir-r iniuiiil llieie t r ,.i,.h JtrimlH fihnw Into t ho Punflc North rM hut nik'ht wlih Uuvh uiniiiiiK 'biK UtM ini(( h In n 1u-n niuru. f J With KiiuiHT frr(jUrlHly rrriillr. ftlUKKK iMiiiird mi thr hnit in thr r limit kind I'M tn U'ln 'J. it 11.7 no. I 'i f Ulmiy Pulls, Aiihtrullnii ntnr, took 1'imrhn lrniiur. Krundftr, 6-4. fl-2. A ivi-rt clnti ,r nmtrh rndrd ull 'illlllDH U'lll iH'l'M II till Hull. U'lllllllllf rf;-h (Hid inMnti o-j, m TUv fxhlhltlunii move Into Krnttlfl rtoniKht. Bin dwell Start TAMI'A, Ik, MArrh 4 i,r mincer juiitui) .-ruii oi uie? i in rlntiittl ItrtU tnUy plrkrtl Kwrll Iflai-knrll, hl lilKirt wlimrr Ut rnkoji, mid Kmiklr lloMMrd Foi lo pllrh nKtnitt lrtrnlt Kundnjr, Thr gifn will br the flrt prartlre rn roiitilrr (nr Ihr Itrcl. Kum linn IB mid ht fur Krarur Ut )rar whllr roinptlliiK it 2. OH rarnrd run avrrjicr. Bod Break Bcrra trr. pr! KU.siu;ito. ki.. Murth 4 i-l'r-Miiiiiitirr Hutky Hurrlii nt thr Nrw York Vnnkrrn U tlKurlhit on You) Ilrrrn na his No. 1 aUchrr this yrr In Aplto of Ihr ruoklra inhcr tible nhowiiig In thr world iwrira. 'Hrrrn 8 "I nunil)rr of bnd brruka In thnl nrrten." IlnrrU nid. Lto Tho Optimist ( H IAI) TKI'JII.I.O, I)omlnlrn Krpubllr. March 4 Vr Ihr new mrn In the llrooklrn !inlrer ramp -arr the brat youiif rook Ira I've rvrr had." aaya Manaxrr l.ro llurli.r ttm lluik In Ittf wllillf- f) lUt and drrlarrd thai rvrry one ! waa a good ball playrr. "Thia rnuld vrry raally br thr brat tram r'v rvrr had." drrlarrd l.ro. Doby Is Shifted TUCHON, Arlr... Mnreh t'i Larry Uouy. nrttro Inflelder lmied by the C.'leveliinil Indlnii In mkl eanotl lll.st year, hus n RiKid rhanre of iniKliiK the club a an outfirlder till yrnr. Malinger lu Hnudrcnu reK)rt. Gotham Fighter Bounced For Life PHIl.ADKI.PIIIA. March 4 1,11 ; Teddy Haiulolih, UkIiI henvywelKht l.oxer from New York, wn Rim pemled for life by the Pcnnnylvnnlu nthlellc cuinmlsnlon for failure to make nn nppeiirnnce In n 10-round j bout nt the nreim nfter declining to Mihmlt to a phyftlml exiinilnatlon. ! Commlulon Chairman Ion Rnln aid yesterday the Mipenlnn came nfler Handolph did not appear for n Ki'hediiled bout Mnndny. Knlna nnld II . New York fighter had a bad eye. Small School Conference Closed Out WAI-I.A WA1XA. March 4 I.lnflrld rloM-d nut the Nnrthwrdt confrrrnre bankrihnll Hnihon hint hlt'lit with ii ril-M win ovrr Whll iiiiiii In Witlln Wnlln. The hum drnpprd thr Mlnxloiinrlm Into thr IriiKue rrllur with thrrr wins and 1 1 liwu.ru. I-lnflrld. whlrh rlortrd thr arnnon In hlxth ptarr, hrld n halftlme 21-Xi n;(irHln nKuliiht the MlAftlonnrlrn only lo huvr thr rotint tlrd nt 29-nlt Id thr mtoihI irrlod. Whltmnn'a Iny nnd I.lnflrld'i Mtnititomrry shnrrd hotmrt with 16 polnta. Thr Kiunr ctuicludrd thr Irunuri titnkrthull rrnnrtltlnn on nn riwht train biihth. Collier of Puurt BuUitd'A LJtlrholdrrn withdrew from thr rlr rull laM month, rffrrtlvr with nrxt lull a ffKitbnll rnmpitiKi). to entrr the nrwly forinrd Evrrnrren con fumce Cage Rounds Hearing End Mill chool meet Ponnevelt till afternoon tn whnt mny be the final Knme of the grade chool "B" bni kitbnll tomunmcnt. Previously Itoonevell defeated Mill In the dou ble elimination round nnd another in would elnch the flag for the Tiddir Hut If Mills win another gnme will be played Krlilny nfternoon. The gnme itrc plnyed nn the Mill court. Wednemlny afternoon Mills elim inated Mlvcmlde. 32-14, Rooevelt. n-. yet tmbenten. gave Fremont It fust low 15-9. Then yesterday Fre mont wn eliminated by Mill. H-B. The elan "A" league, comimned nf slightly larger and older boys, t slarl to work Bnturdny morning at Ui Mills gym, with Roonevelt a j tliri clerendlug tiui.il. fairings: 01 IS Falrvlew vs. Riverside. 10:15 Mills v. Roosevelt. 11:15 Pelican v. Fremont. Mat Belt On Display At Site Of Scramble Thr Pacific coast Junior hravy ueiKht thninploiihhlp belt pohaeMird by Krunklr Hiojurk of Tiicoma rf'inplrtff with picture of Krimkle lfi now on dlnphiy at the ttrmory, ru run nf n fluht Friday nlKht In uhlrh Htojurk will Klvr Joe Lyiinm a rliantx to lake the trophy. Salem Favored In District 11 HAl.KM. Munh 4 i-1'i Halem and Hllverlon held the edtte In the dis trict 11 high school basketball tour nament today following wins last nifht In the double elimination play. ulem downed Woodbum 55-44 end Hilverton trimmed Jefferson 3u-l'5. Hacred Heart nendemy was ousted from the tourney as It fell lo Blayton 35-30 for It second de fiat. One-time 'oners piny Friday night, Woodburn iiKuluni Kluyton nnd Mount AngcJ against Jefferson. The unbeutem team, tialetn nni) Bllver trn, meet Snturdny. The chumplnunhlp battle In slated for one hour time limit, two fall cu'. of three, a definite advantage fii Blojack because he can be bu ll the bout by a wide margin but still keep hi shoulder off the mat long enough to let the clock run out. I.ynam himself was champion of this circuit a couple of years ago and has rasled about every chump since hi time In an effort to get bi ck the title. His last failure wn iii:alnsl Jack Nichols. But that doesn't detract from the fact that Lnam I one of the better of the consistent performer and he may spill Stojnck. The two huskies will weigh In nt lingslde Just before their bout goes 01: the mat. Stojnck has okayed ertra weight for Lynam but prob ably will be 100 or under himself. Two other Douta are preliminaries on the card. OAKLAND Earl Turner. 161, Richmond, Calif., outpointed Bobby Maun, 140. Tranton, N. J., 10. PHOKNIX Johnny Gardea. 103. Ixw Angeles, knocked out Art Hardy, 103, Ban Ulego, 5. SPRING SPORT SHIRTS McGregor - Manhattan II OX'S Wlnema Hotel Blrif. 1125 Main Ph. 6520 --.W.I.JJ. CX: No Weaknesses HOLLYWOOD, Fin., March 4 (VP, Kddle Fitzgerald. Coa.'t league sen sation a a catcher lust year. I a "strong and lively" prosiect. Man ager lllll Meyer of the Pittsburgh plraU- observed today. He said the youngster ha yet to display a weakness. VICTOR DECCA COLUMBIA CAPITOL 9 "T" Texas Tyler Records are Here! berk f CartU ffl Thing Old rhlond I.ova ih.t' All You Unggnnt Unit Of A dun ftmf for th LlfhU lo O Out Had l.lfht Homebody'! 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SPADE COOLEY will be at DERBY'S from 3:30 on to personally auto graph yoiy records. Don't Miss Him! Musial Yields, Signs Contract 8T PETERSBURG, Fla., Murrh 4 Ml Stan Muslal, the 81. Ixmls Car. j d'nnls' slimslnft first baseman, end- ed his holdout today and slKned J a rontrarl. ( Tlie sIkuIiir eame atler a lS-niln-ule eonferenre with Ilobert E. Han- I Penan, president of the Cards. ! It I believed the contrart flmire I uiis souienhere between tl.OOO and I l.'a.OOO. i Benefit Slated , MKRRII.I,, March 4 The Merrill I Huskies have arlieduled a benefit t basketbtitl raid with the tincred f ' Heart Trojans of Klamiilh Fulls for i tonlKht In the Merrill hlxh school I Kyin. Ilolh "A" and "H" Riunes will I be played. slurlliiK nt 7:30. Benefit Dance COMMUNITY HALL Langell Valley March 6th DANCING FROM 9:00 til 1:00 a. m. 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