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Newspaper Page TextPACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY, MAY 3, 1948 Gems Divide Double Bill Pittsburg Diamonds In Lead OROVIU.E. Calif., May 3 Orovtlle nd Klamath Falla split their Sunday doubleheader here last night, 8-7 (or the Oregomans and 4-3 lor the Red Sox in the seven-Inning nightcap, and the three-game aeries opening the Far West league stands at one game each. Their Friday ttlt was rained out and the Saturday game ended The Gems sent four hurlers to the mound In the first game of the twin bill, starting Larry Guelfo, following up with Art Moyer, Forrest Schootlgen and finishing with Lou Vltous. Orovtlle got an aggregate oi iu ima, mm," w,w. a triple witn me oases n uj Don Mason In the fourth. Lefty Lepsteln. Oroville south paw, allowed the Gems 11 hits In the nightccap but scattered them. Time brouglit to a nai; the Sat urday night game, a midnight agreement, with the score snagged at 6-6 at the end of 12 innings. Oroville blew a four-run lead In the seventh and eighth frames, al lowing the Gems to go out front. The Sox missed another chance at winning In the eighth when Re lief Hurler John Hughes with Ernie Oamage on second base. Gamage was thumbed out for failing to touch third base. In the ninth Oro ville pushed across one run to tie the score and thereafter neither ide counted. Lou Vltous went the whole game for the Gems on the mound and hurled effective ball, but his per formance was marred by seven er- CfftA JSTANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGVE Xield wall In the fifth frame. iirst series, taking Willows Into camp three times in a row. The third one was 13-11 In a slugfest Sunday. Medfords Dodgers and the Red ding Browns split two Saturday and Bunday. Redding winning 11-10 Saturday and the Dodgers coming along yesterday for a 5-2 win. Don Taylor smacked two home runs to account for four of the Dodgers' funs. In another doubleheader. Marys ville won the 10-lnnlng opener from Santa Rosa 8 to 7 but lost the after piece 6-6. Santa Rosa Shortstop Don Wag ner hit two homers In the first game but lost face In the 10th In ning when his two errors allowed the winning run to come across. Opening of the second week of play finds Pittsburg at Marysville, Bedford at Oroville. Santa Rosa at WlUowa and Klamath. Falls at Red ding. Mat Docket Boasts Two Top Events Promoter Mack Lillard Is shoot tag the works on this week s wres tling card, billing two bouts, either of which ordinarily would take the main event spot. A no-time-limit duel between Georges Dusette and Glenn (Bud dy) Knox, growing out of last week's tag team fracas, has the potlight at the head of the card. Dusette figures he has a bone to pick with Knox because of rough treatment he and his partner, Frankle Hart, had last week at the hinds of Knox and Frankie Stojack. PrankJe, on the other hand, has agreed to meet the challenge of Pete Belcastro, Weed. Calif., veteran of many ring wars, in a live-round crap. Belcastro Issued the chal lenge by proxy Friday night and 8toJack refused to commit himself until Saturday, when he agreed to the struggle. Promoter Lillard moans that he has two key matches on his hands and Is forced to run them the same week. Belcastro long has been a No. 1 draw at the armory and a sell out crowd is the expectation for Friday night. W. L. Pet Pittsburgh 8 4 .617 New York 8 S .615 Brooklyn 7 6 .538 St. Louis 6 5 .500 Cincinnati .. 6 8 .429 Boston 6 8 .429 Philadelphia .. 6 8 .429 Chicago 6 7 .417 Sunday's Games Brooklyn 9-0. Philadelphia 6-2. New York S. Boston 1. Pittsburgh 6. Cincinnati 4. Chicago 13, St. Louis 4. AMERICAN LEAGl'E W. L. Pet. Cleveland 6 2 .750 Philadelphia 7 5 .583 St. Louis 5 4 .556 New York 6 5 .545 Detroit 6 7 .462 Boston 5 6 .455 Washington 7 .417 Chicago - 3 7 .300 Sunday's Games Boston 7. New York 1. Detroit 4. Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 4, Washington 3. St. Louis at Chicago (both games postponed, rain). PACIFIC COAST W. L. Pet San Francisco 19 11 .633 Los Angeles 21 13 .618 Oakland 18 14 .563 Hollywood 14 14 .500 San Diego 17 17 .500 Seattle 12 15 .444 Portland .,12 20 375 Sacramento 10 19 .345 Sunday's Games French Net Men Drubbed LONDON, May 3 UP) Just one more good shove and France Is out of the European zone Davis cup ten nis trials. Romania's surprising net stars, who swept two singles matches from the French yesterday, could finish the job In today's doubles. Yesterday, Romania's George Vi xlru defeated Bernard Destremeau of France, 6-3, 6-2 7-5, and Kasche Caralulls downed Marcel Bernard, France's No. 1 ace, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3. 6-2. On other fronts, Sweden. Hun gary, Yugoslavia and Switzerland moved Into the second round and Italy announced it would claim a forfeit because Poland didn't show up for a scheduled April 30 meeting. Pels Play Tornado The Klamath high Pelicans have a Southern Oregon conference base ball game with the Medford Black Tornado at Medford this afternoon and with a victory can virtually olnch the district crown. The Pels are undefeated In their conference. TRUSS WEARERS!! Comfortable! It bo, food! If not, why not? During the war we developed tniM with comfort foremost In mind. But we did not .top there. Look at these features) Waterproof lightweight, durable. So If you are looking for GUAR ANTEED comfort you will find It at LEE HENDRICKS Tour Krlebbarhood nnteirlat mi ss. eih rhoni 4sti Los Angeles 16-2. Sacramento 1-3. Hollvwood 9-4. Portland 2-3. Seattle 5-1, Oakland 1-2. FAR WEST Pittsburg Marysville Santa Rosa Oroville Klamath Falls . Medford Redding Willows .. W. . s . 1 1 . 1 . 1 L. Pet. 0 1.000 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .500 .000 State Track Teams Both Lose Clashes By The Associated Press Two-event men dominated the northern division Coast conference track picture Saturday as Washing ton whipped Oregon 73-58 and Washington State bested Oregon State 89-42. The two meets produced no less than eight contestants with winning marks In two events. Washington's Don Wold dominat ed the distance events, winning both the mile and two mile competitions. His teammate. Bob Muir. captured the 220 and 440. Jack Burke, an other Husky, took both hurdle events. Oregon had Its winners In the field events, George Rasmussen t . ing the high Jump and pole vault, and Lou Robinson the shot put and javelin. Washington State produced three double winners: Joe Nebolon (220 and 440), Clem Eischen f880 and mile runs), and Fran Polsfoot flow and high hurdles). Nebolon and Eischen also ran laps on the win ning relay team. Only one new record was record ed. Jack Hensey. Washington hah" miler. went the distance in 1:54.4 to clip two and a half seconds from the Hayward field mark set in 1935 by George Scherpf. Cookingham Hired PORTLAND, May 3 (VP) Paul Cookingham, ex-Willamette foot ball star, has been named assistant coach of football, basketball and track at Franklin high school here. Cookingham assisted in football and track at Salem high school this past year. PRECISION TENNIS RACKET Restringing Quality Work Done By Machine Methods THE GUN STORE: 714 MAIN STREET i Twinks Come Into Picture For PCL Lead Hollywood Takes Sunday Pair From Beavers, 9-2, 4-3 By The Associated Press The Coast league's big three San Francisco. Los Angeles and Oakland looked with new respect today nt a fourth contender, up and coming Hollywood. Jimmy Dykes' Stars, finally hit ting the stride expected by many critics, two-timed Portland yester day. 9-2 and 4-3. to make It a six-one series over the Beavers. This near-sweep lifted Hollywood to a .500 percentage and fourth place tie with San Diego. San Francisco managed to re tain its slim hold on first place by walloping San Diego 8-3 after los ing by the same score; Los Angeles losing to Sacramento 3-3 after winning. 16-2. The other Sabbath twin bill was divided: Seattle 5-1, Oakland 1-2. Frankle Kelleher. Hollywood's main power boy. smashed homers No. 8 and 9 making it six in one week to lead the Stars to their first game win. Ous Zernlals eighth-Inning bases-loaded single broke up the nightcap, to complete a dismal week for Portland, now entrenched in seventh place. Big Jack Oraham, San Diego, hit his 15th homer. At Oakland, the third-place Oaks and Seattle wound up even-steven at three games apiece. Herman Besse won the opener for the Ral niers as his catcher. Mickey Orasso. homered. Pinch hitter Will Hafey's flv drove in the wlnnlnp Oak run in the closer as Al Willkle out lucked Marius Russo and Bob Hall for the victory. Willkle gave up five hits: the Rainier fltngers but two. The Oaks made use of seven walks. First Gimt Boxseort': Fortlsnd AB H PO A Rucker, ck 3 0 1 1 0 Mullen, lb 4 0 1 .1 S Wenner. If 3 0 110 Mole, lb .4 0 0 T 0 Silver, c 3 0 13 1 Storey. 3b 4 0 13 3 Keicn. n Baslnski. ss . Bndses. p Kowalski. p . Beard, e Zak. 2b Lazor x , Totali M 3 10 I Forced for Zak in 8th- Totalf 3d 13 IT 13 x Ran for Zcmial in 7th. Portland . OOQ OlO OOll Hollywood . 000 700 30x 0 SVMilARY: Losing pitcher Bridge. Errors Storev 2. Cox Left on bases Portland 9. Hollywood B. Two base hits Ltbke. Stringer. Home runs Kelleher 2. Kowalskl. Runs batted in Kelleher 4. Gladd. Cox 2. White. Ardizola. Kowalikt, Rucker. Double plays Ross, Stringer. Libke: Stringer. Llbke; Basttuki, Storey, Mullen: Zak. Baslnski, Mole. Time 2:OS. Umpires Doran, Gordon and En-geln. Hsliyweed Cox, ss White, cf Stringer. 2b . Kelleher. If -Zernial. rf Libke. lb Ross. 3b Gladd. c Arduoia. p -Skurskij. rf 3 'Second Game Box, Portland AB Rucker. cf t Mullen. 2b 4 Lazor. If 3 Mole, lb 3 Silvera. c 4 Reich, rf 3 Capps. 3b 2 Baslnski, M Pillette. p Wyatt, p Helser X Zax PO 1 11 s 0 Wenner XX 1 Storey xxx. 3b 1 Ratio zz. ss 0 Sierra, p 0 Plppen. p n Total. 20 3 7 33 1' X Singled for Cappa in 7th. xx Doubled for Baslnski In 7th. xxx Filed out for Wyatt In 7th. z Ran for Heller In 7th. zz Ran for Wenner In 7th. Two out when winning run scored. Hollrweod White, cf .. uox. AB Stringer, 2b . Kelleher. If . Zemlal. rf Llbke. lb . Handley, 3b . Kahn. c Kennedy p. .l -.2 .Maltzberger, p Davis a Adams, lb .0 PO 2 1 24 To Make Your Car Run Better - Last Longer Let us lubricate It regularly wltb Ford factory recommended lubricant!. ' WASHING POLISHING ! SIM0NIZING VACUUM CLEANING Really gets the dirt! STEAM CLEANING Motor and chouii. Lat est type equipment. Kiner Slams Out Two As Pirates Top Reds By The Associated Press This may be a new baseball sett son, but major league pitchers arc finding out mtti'li to their sorrow, Uiat Ralph Kiner, Johnny Mire and Tel Williams still pack that old home run wallop. Each of the three home run kings of 1947 crashed important four baggers yesterday. Kiner, whose 51 homers tied Mite for the National league champion ship, oracked two to pace the sur prising Pirates to a 6-4 win over the Cincinnati Reds I' Pittsburgh. Doth were hit oft lanky Bwell Blackwell. the second coming with two men on base. The victory was Pittsburgh's eighth agalniit four defeats and en abled the pace-setting Pirates to re tain their half-game lead over t'C New York Giants In the National league. The second game was post poned by rain. " Mite slammed a home run with one mate aboard to break a 1-1 tie and Inaugurate a four-run sixth In ning as the Giants defeated the Boston Braves, 5-1. In New York. It was the slugging first base man's third home run of the year. Williams wus the whole works in the 7-1 Red Sox triumph over the New York Yankees in Boston. Thtiinpln' Ted tripled In (he Itrnt liming olf rtghtliniuItT Km I Drew to drive In two runs, lie banged his fourth home run of the nciutou in the eighth off lefthander Joe Page with two mates aboard lor a day's total of five runs batted in. Ted now lends the American league with 14 Kill s. The Philadelphia Athletics vault ed Into second place by whipping (ho Washington Senators for the third straight time In the Capitol City, 4-3. Lefty Ken Ht'luUi'linan pitched a four-hit shutout for Philadelphia In (he National league to give the Phil lies a split In their doubleheiuler with Brooklyn. The Phils won the afterpiece 2-0 afler the Brooks hud pasted four pitchers ft 13 hits and a 9-6 win in the first game. Amassing 19 hits off five pitchers, (he Chicago Cubs burled the Cardi nals under a 13-4 score In St. Louis. The scheduled doubleheader be tween the Browns and White Sox In Chicago was positioned on account of rain. Earl Sande Quizzed In Stimulation Case An Old Hand -ftp PS , f - ' , . -1 S. -.t NEW YORK. May 3 (NEAl The racing fans of America eagerly await the developments of the Earl Sande case. Sande Is under Investigation fur the alleged combination of Big Stage, which won a three-year-old maiden race at Jamaica. April 31. The suspension of Sande for an offense of this kind would shock the American turf. Since he Drone In as a rider, Sande has been a pattern for de portment and conduct. The Earl of Sande remained the modest Idaho kid when he scaled the heights with the famous Rancocas stable and piloted three Kentucky Derby winners. Jockey, trainer and ow ner. no rac ing figure has been more highly re spected down through the years. Sande was to the running horse game what Babe Ruth was to base ball and the dirty-faced kids In the street. He was what Knute Rockne was to football. To the Jock eys he was what Bobby Jones was to golf, and what the horse he rode to some of his greatest triumphs, Gallant Fox. was to his realm. Never a stigma attached itself to Sande. He doesn't stand accused of mal practice now. He is Just under in vestigation. Proof of dereliction In his case would deal sports In general and racing In particular a smashing solar plexls punch. With chemists now having fool proof facilities for determining whether or not a horse has been stimulated, only a rank sucker would attempt It. and Sande was regarded as much too honest and Intelligent to attempt such a thing. Tom Smith was set down for a year two years ago for merely giv ing the obscure nag, Magnlflc Duel, a whiff of comparatively harmless ephedrtne before a cheap race at Jamaica. And while his then em ployer. Mrs. Elizabeth N. Graham of fabulous Maine Chance farm, fought It. the ban stood. Sande has had little racing luck since as trainer for Col. Mnxwell Howard he bagged both the Sntita Anita Derby and Handicap with SlagcliBitd 10 years ago. He saddled a winner for the first time this year In Big Stage, a sun of Stagehand. He has been racing a string of 13 at Jamaica. on bases Portland 3. Hollywood 14. Passed balls Silvera. Two base hits nKahn. Wenner. Cox. Sacrifice hits Stringer. Stolen bases Handley. Runs batted In Lazor, Silvera. Storey. Zernial 2. Libke. Kahn Double plays Ratto to Mullen to Mole: Cox to Stringer to Adams. Time 2:09. Umpires Gordon. Cngeln and Doran. Attendances 0127. Sox Pound Grants Pass GRANTS PASS. May 3 The Klamath Falls Red Sox displayed nothing but power here Sunday In winning the Southern Oregon league opener from the Grants Pass Old Timers. 19 to 4. Bert Krohn started for the Sox and hurled two Innings of hltleis ball before leaving the field with a strained back. Manuel Pankranu took over to finish the tilt and allowed only seven hits. Meanwhile, the Sox were lam basting John Lannmg for 20 hits, four of them by Bill Whitney, three each by Fran Miller. Bart Oolbar and HI Hatfield. Lanning fanned nine and had little support from the field. ShorLscores: R H E Klamath Falls 007 Oil 06419 30 1 Grants Pass 001 003 001 4 7 7 Mrs. Koiiia Scott. It'l, competes In Women's International Hum ling Conference In Dating, Mrs. Srott. reprearntlltff Anchorage. Alaska. Ital ' been knocking down pins since 11)01. Citation Points At Tri-Crown i j LOUISVILLE. May 3 A') The . "nK'k-cm-ttnd-nixk-rn." ctni.biim- lion of Kentucky Derby word 1 MiniMier. Calumet f ui inn Citation 1 und Jockey Eddie Arcnro. Mt rirnd Him today on ft few more murk in their que.Nt (or the rovetrd triple crown America s diadem of Ihrre-yeur-old rarttiK uprenmcy. Willie old Lotmvtlle jtluwly re turned to normalcy niter Citation uiul Areata nhowrd how n 1km. nice should be run Saturday, nil rye were turned on the approaching rrcakne.ia and Belmont Mkr. The PreaknenA w.ll be run nt !lm Uro in Hultimnrc May IV Th Belmont stakes at New York follows June 12, and comptrtrs the triple crown lineup. The 74th derby hud been tntmed for Citation months in advance nnd the Calumet speedster merely fol lowed the script before some 90.000 at. Churchill lown. lie collared his stublemute. Conltown. cumins Into the stretch and then won by three and a half leuuths. Hen Whii aker's My Kcquest, hcuvlly backed by Texas money, was third and then followed Htllinxs. Oramlprre nnd E-scndru. struiid out. Citation (true was 2:05 2 5 over the alow track. Western Mail DBag llv 111)11 M VI IIS LONG 1IKACII, Calif, May 3 iTt-lf U'ic l '"'Her ller act tit golf than the two lit lit llMit'in, long lli'itih won't, believe It. Alice and Maiicne arc the iiiiinea, and Ihey have Jiml about awepl the uniuds In giiibWiig srollinial III If Hi Hiiiilht'in Ctilllin'itla the past two or intii'u yeitm. And this bright clly by the 'a, unwilling uiiiiiutl for iiiinlher queen of the (airways, (tinner National Aniiitem- Champion Hi'lty Hli'ka Nnell, Is convinced that one or the other, or III nueceiwliiii, will bring that lamotis trophy back to Uing Heath. Alice Is a little slip of a girl of 'JO, who tau t weigh mora than 100 IKiunds, and Marlcne la at the wonderful, unillnluibctl age of 14, sturdy und Btroiigt'i'. HcgaidlcM o( age or weight, both are inaliiie yiiung kids when It comes to atldt'i'iMug a gull bull anil Walloping 11 UUWIl llic Minna bbsm. rorriana Blankets Keg Meet TACOMA. May 3 Wi Pnrlliiiirt run lr vliltmlly blanketed (Iral wrek-enil artlvlllra III Ihf North. Western luiei uiillnniil Howling Con gress tourney. Kveielt leiuns, however, moved In to top piuitlnun in Hie wipinrn s event wlilrh fnllfhldftl Ita set-ntitl wrr'; riul. Division lr:tflrrs; .Mrn's 'lournry ' Tram -North CunM Awning Co, Portland. J'na: Alice, Court tavern, ! I'cutliinil. 3730: MrCrrmly l.uiuVr I Co . Portland, 'JUMI i 5 Dntililrv r-'rctl Tlmlni-C. Ntirrl ' strum. 1'iirtlitiid. I I'll. Hlllk'lrs - I'loss Crllaer. Hrullle, 033; ! liny Cixkrrlll. Portland, tun. J All-rvrui Cokerlll. Portland, mod. Wutnrit roiirnry Chisa A Doliblen I) Jiihlisou-H. Kllllls. Astoria. IU35: Marlon Thomas-Teresa limit. Tm'tiiim. 1034. Clitu A Hlnglrs .Marlon Thimtaa, T.ironm. 070. T lirilrrson, Van couver, ttutt T Olsnii, Astoria, eat'll Ma. ClaM B All Kvrnljv Klrallnr Jutill mm anil Vlvimi Dlrkh, Klamath rails, rath 1463. Minuter DillUlr- l.rlla llnll-KI-uora Prtetsnn, Kutllin-law. 803; It. Piiie-1.. Mrirr, Corvallls. rltd; Irene Leak-Juyrc? Winn. Umuvlrw, 141. yards, whlfh Is an average poke lnr both, und not loo fur bink of. a gal named llabe IJIdrtkmm .lUunliia, The two Jii.tt finished, or con tinued, lo inoniollf the 1," Au gt'lra city goll rhampliiUHhliu, Pr imming said frat over older, more seasoned opKinema. ... In brief. Alice and Murlene wound up playing each other lor the title, and Allen won out, 8 ami 7, over Miuienew ho. al the iiur of 13, won the title the year bfltire. Miit'leue wiiMi'l simply otf hrr game. Hlic Just Iui.mi i been uble to play as much toiiiituim'iit gull as Alice lately. Young lady Alice, you sec, diH'.Mt't have to go lo school, and Mm It-ne does-lu Junior high, where she Is an "A" pupil There Is reason to suspect she would have traded one ol those "A'a" for a birdie or two during the Inst round. The kills' putruta are Mr. itntl Mrs. Dave Hatier. The lather Is a golf pro mill luslructor. Mrs. Iluuer galleries, and says (Irmly: "Just so thry never get the swell head, we'll be sutl.itird." So fur thry haven't. In the least. Alice Is the more vivacious, excitable, Irlemlly. Her (oiks hope she tlorsn t grt married (nr a lew yrursbui she might. Murlene. sombre, al the age where she loves big gitllrries but inn Ignore thrm. la liitrrrstrd In one thing to W'ln gull mutrhrs. i ... 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