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lutSDAY, MAY 4, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINl Gems Plaster 15-7 tinger On Browns Homers Produce Most Redding Counters lir.lJWir.iJ. may s - w pc lal I - , Redding ,,1WI ,.lrd Ulr)r fo,ir.mtl.r nIt Klt but I,. Klamath Uriiiu uir hitting shorter ,I., rvP,, , freely and pli.si.ird the Browns 16-7 In their riim-oiN-n tig gnnic. Joe Nlcimlna wrnl nil Hit- way , rnum for ine u,.lm, lowing nine luu mill Hiking out live, air Kino up right bancs mi imlls. The Browns used four pitch,-,, unci Hn.rl.-r .11 mi Unwind was credited Willi the loss. Dick Nr.il l.ilircl a home run .ml of the m,k lor lidding In tint firm Inning mid Mi.ni.iirr liny Perry ,11 one In tho sixth with mmc mi .mil another In the iilnili with a mute aboard. Hit Inst blow cleared lift g(Kll tc 1 1 1 iii i iri it irmn, Iuurnt hit for Uir (Inn u l)tf by Cwti lirt 'I'iimi Munkry. Kmir l.illUim Hills tlOMMl niiiturA mat) ir ii loin Kloiiuith KhIU but. llrrry Jmkntii. un npikm) m thliil mm iii tho .until mill will br lot tu I if drown wvcrnl tiny. TUP two trtiiun inert tin it again .niitlllt but Wither muimiicr huil tiuiiMiiu rtl hi nUttUitf btittriiro, t,nllMWJ. It vomer, ii l.aiirhltil, fl Few Hardy Persons Try For Odell Fish V J, k.y'i. Mi lUvli, l( j i t i o u 1 CAWAUK HWMMIT. May 4 - Muy J ' l.ty il.iwnwl on thr niuM uiniMml 0110 0o(M-iUii( of Odrll liikr (lnhliiR wii- 4i is ii it 12 i j urn, in the Mitiiinlti hiMory. The ah it ii o a , runiomiiry I hi ha wire not In rvl- j i ii 4 o ijihiur tin inmiy of thn yrttr-uround J i J J UjM'MUi-iit Imvr Imtii iilMPin lor vn- i o o a ii o ( rt"ii-'1 riMiAou hi Hi minimrr vHtntfi u a ii o o hiivr not nrrlvrcl bcrnm their rurliMlty of the local cltiwua ws the Hirlvii) of un au pliine, whlrn lun tied on the lake near the I.ucll wita tubiii ui id proevcucu to aim rid i.ic iiiorninit- lrollu.it by plane. For once everyone diihted off their biinx-uliim itnd Mured but no one retoH'iled the nrweomer. Omul F. Krlckwn hud Rnt two Western Mail SBaq Of Dizzy Dean That Guy Was Always Ready By JACK IIKWINH 8EATM.K, May 4 iI' Thre refiiKem Irom Happy Chandler di niAln can bat the worrln around and dlfth up a convernutlonal banehll at the drop of a aalad fork. Leave un lend an ear: C'aaey rllrnuel, who nmnadea the Oakland Acorna. haa been around ao long he automatically toucliea all the ttooln In a cafe on h way out ao he won't be tauited for mlMlnic a baae. Hitting alrlctly from nifmory, Cuxry bnta 1.000 on the manhed potato circuit. KarnInK hla dinner recently with a liirnyx nolo, Caiey exprcurd Krcat admlri.tlon for the hound strntrKy of newspucr phot'Kraphera. lip rininidcd the aiwcmbled eara of that hluhly publicized atalcment by lilll Terry, who wanted to know If Brooklyn atlll waa In the National aleanue. Cahey waa the nianaKcr of lJem Huma and admlta there wax truth to the rumor that he and Munaxcr Terry of the N York Cil'nu atopped meetlnif aoclally. Uyt one day a phoUg afked Casey to aland for a picture with a young player. "Ju.M to help the kid aloi.it. ' When he lined up with the lad he diacovered that Bill Terry waa help ing from the other aide. The !lai.h CAL DEER DATE SET Deer araaon In the nearby coun ties of California will run from Heptember 111 through October IS bu,b n maeuVercd the trio llila IrmiiW tlia f li I . f .I'll I a ftah AtlH , . " ' - around to improve tne pot anu wnen game commlealon haa ruled. ,he p,cture appeared In the paper the In Modoc and eastern 8lklyou , young player had vanlnhed from Ihe countlea, the inulclall deer country, acenery. the limit l one buck and In the (juil()ng ,ide by aide and wearing 1101 them coaaial countle:.. Including bl(( ,mlie, wcse tne McMr,. Terry the weau-rn part of BUkiyou county and au.ullt.i The caption said: -blucktall country two bucka are . ..who ,ay, arcll l paiay-walsy? allowed. . . The California aeavm for aouth ! jrrome llrrman Dean reallv centrul countlea rum from August 7 (ouldn have hj to th ow a ball Elmer Musi Guess Age CHICAGO. May 4 tfi A forest fire haa left Elmer "Violent" Ray, Mlnneapoll fighter, guesalng at hit age. Ray, In Chicago for hU 10 rounder with Cincinnati's Ezzard Charles Friday night, aald he "gueaaes" he'a 28. Tommy O'Loughlln, hla man ager, explalna: "Elmer'a father owna a potato and cabbage farm near Haxtlnga, Kla. They had nine children, alx boya and three girls. They didn't hav a Bible handy to record the births. 8o they kept a record by making notches In the trunk of a big oak tree In front of their cabin. (Shortly after the ninth child waa born, a forest fire seared the tree and burned off the notches. They've been guess ing the ages of the children ever since. "So help me." added O'Loughlln, "that's the truth. Elmer pa told It to me." Musial's Hefty Club Boosts Card Chances By The Aiwoclitad PrrM This may be Stan Munlal'i grfnt eit year alnct he came up to the major leaguei with the St. Louis Cardinals near the end of the 1041 season. In his first U lames, the 27-year-old native of Do nod a. Pa., has built up a robust .383 batting average. But that la not the entire story. Stan's 18 hits Include four doubles, three triples and two home runs. All flguren are high up among the leaders. He has driven In 14 runs, almost one-third of the Cardinals' r. tb I....I.K4II, If . It. .(! p HI lMlU j rubiiu are Mill liuin ewiible except : weeks cutting the Ice from Shelter i by Mmufthoe. cove to Trapper rrerk and finally i Mai fnr Kniiilt K !ttust H riu lfii)ili" MM rrr joo urn ill Mull. HI MM ANY 1lir. Mtuall. HI' lri, i Writ. Mult Ut HmmU, mi to Nlrtiol ft llwati 2 V-im I UuiKlxcm I, All iM.Uit, WC liwtd 1 tiumlwinwt I, Vih . Ntrh I fell - !!' IMlttg pilrhat ..rd Tim 1 U Orovillc Red Sox Top Medford, 13-10 ElMwher In the rar West ir- eulU one baarball game had to be railed off ll night because of et rounds and another switched In the oppusliig teams park brrauir grounds weren't In thai Pittsburg and Maryxille gut uir night off bul the paik at Marysvilie U esected to be ready for a start on the scheduled three game scries tonight, rituburg remained atop the league standings. Willows and Ham lt.ua mavrd to the Pirate' diamond to allow more work on the Willows ball yard, and they play at Hani lloaa again tonight. The Plralea won 11-10 In the llih J Wiling Of a contest that lasted tiller Jieurs and 40 minutes. With two men ' on base, relief pitctirr Tom Ansoii wslked two more Pirates to force in an run. Centerfielder Jimmy Dykes singled to bring in Die tying and w.nning rum. Willows used four pitrhet. The Oroville Red Hox scored runs on four hit In a big eighth liming and went on to a 13-10 triumph over lha Medlord Dodgers at Onivllle. The series opener leatured the man agers of both Chios. iJirry Hhepaid ol Medford the luting pitcher and Nino llongUivanni of the Uox hllung triple and double. Gringo Leads Toward Honor PORTLAND, May 4 -With nearly ill the spring trials completed, the Oregon Retriever Trial club an nounced that a block Labrador. Drlgnall'a Orlngo. Is lending toward the Alport-Schmuli trophy with 10 point and toward the Onkcreck Derby trophy with II poim. Trl-Stada Gun Moll, also a Lab, hat 14 points toward the Alporl 8 hmidt award. The tlun Moll re cently won a sanctioned trial in Klamath Fnllt. Other point-holders toward that trophy Include: Moll's Place Captain. 10; llnick fii'i Dynanille. 10; KTC Ollmores Peggy. 8: Lorcndcua Lulu Duke, 7. 1 ritililellriera for tile Onkcreck Derby are: Rip of Holly Hill. H: Rip ol Wake, 8; Wlllnkenr.le Mike. 7; Triiblngtona Red Devil. 7; Yakima JVslley Doctor, . Cage Tourney Proceeds Drop PORTLAND, Mny 4 Ol'i-Oregon't class A high school buskelbnll tour nament had a smaller net this year than last and the n tmunry went farther Into Ihe red, the Oregon High School Actlvltlea association reported todny. The A totimoy nl Eugene hnd a bigger gross than thn previous year, but higher cosla rut the proflis. Rerrlpta were :I4,100 compared to :io,004 In 1047, but the net this vear waa only 11.1,678. a drop of 121100, Tin B tournament nl Arlington had a deficit of 1(10 last year nnri IID0 this year. Receipts were I30I8 year ago and only 'IBHO this year. got through Haturday morning. When he started bark in hla patn, he found It Irown over with Ihln lie agliin and had to cut the way anew. Thla feat was accomplished with a 12-fool boat and small motor. Odell Hummlt lodge waa snowed ! In and couldn't get the bonis out In Ihe morning. However, two stout ' hearted guest, with a determina I tlun to fish spent the morning chopping lea around the dock. They were A. O. Chollrk and J. J Cho- lick. bo;.u. of Portland. Fay Badley finally look then- to an open por tion of the lake bul they had to (0 on snowshora. J. E. Badley of Portland spent the belter part of the day sympathizing with himself a he la an avid fish erman, but doctor's orders demand complete rest, thereby prohibiting Go me Washed Out MEDFORD, Mny 4 A scheduled Southern Oregon high achnol con ference bnsebnll name belween the Klnmnlh Fnlls Pelicans nnd Medford Hlnck Tornndo wna mined out here yesterday. Tho two tennis will meet next week, I'll He Aris net Dig Result. Use The Itrrnkl and Nrw Want-Ads! OUTBOARD MOTORS Authorized 'Mll and tMVICI r;,h motsie's Thont 4S.lt Hn.iw nnd Ire covered the north east end of CWell lake, frrcrlng sev cn.1 Ixmts in the docks and prevent ing fishermen I mm Indulging In the sw.i untir nftrrn.Min. (me Incident which aroused the Tacoma Stakes argin Hy The Aworlatrri Preu. Western International league clubs awing into action on four fronts tonight with Taromn nulling lis tun ami a half game lead on the i ..... .,-..,,,, ,i,,i, .,,nv v.n bl. k against the Wenntchee Chiefs, i to M Kna fish. The Chiefs moved Into a dead- j An , ot ti.t. however, as sev Io.k for second place last night erui boat were observed toward tne when Ilremerton blanked Vancouver i Mt ,i 0f Odell lake where they 8-0 In the only game. The ached- j cou,t be launched from the hlgh uled Victoria at 8H.knne oener , ,y ,Ule and the sun kept the air and a Han Diego at Tacoma ex- ; rm enough for comfort, hlhltlou till were weathered out. Vancouver goes to Yakima and Bremerton to Hnlern In other tenet. Bremerton's John Consul kepi Ihe Canadian nine In control throughout with tlx scattered hits. 1 ln Tran. only Vancouver mnn to reach second bnse, was wied out ! with a double play. j Jimmy Brown drove In four Brem- i erton runs with a double and tingle. chilly weather and high water to and Lll Arnerlrh doubled In the I the contrary, some good catches of seventh to stretch his consecutive Uuut were made In Klamath county game hitting streak to 13 tilt. j an(j nenrby waters during the firal R H K three days of fishing teason. with 000 000 000-0 8 0 the Llllle Deadlines producing Ger man Browns for a good many an glers. Upper Klamath hike around Rocky Point and the mouths of the rivers were being trolled heavily and sev eral trout six pounds and over taken. Seven Mile and Annie creek were fair for fishing during the opening days. All three days saw a heavy move ment of anglers to the reachable spots, but many are holding back for a little more comfortable weather and openlng-up of tne mountain lakes that are still snowbound. Fishing In Upper Klamath lnke has been fairly good all spring, for bolh trolling nnd bank fishing with live mlnnow-s. Hnrrlmnn lodge Is open for the season and boat may be obtained there. Several persona who dropped a line Into Geary canal over the week-end reported good fishing. Recent rains turning back roads Into Quagmires hnve made manv of Ihe smaller streams almost Inaccessible. Angling Good During Early Season Days through September 15. with a limit of one buck. Hea son In both areas It virtual); the same as lor 1947. In district 1 Modoc county and the eastern portion of tilsklyou, furkrd horns are protected; three-points are legal target. A pheasant hunting tea.son of 10 days was decreed, starting Novem ber 18 and running through No vcnibei 28 Bug limit are the tame us for 11)47, two cock ier day and not more than 10 for the season. Hear teuton will be November 1 through December 31. the commis sion sulci, with a iwo-bag limit. I'hohe dutca represent a two-week extension over lat year. The commission ha not establish ed quail season dates yet. Vancouver Bremerton Kalt.mau and Velpl. 410 000 lOx 8 8 0 and Warren; Conanl em STANDINGS NATIONAL I.KACit'K W L Pet. Pittsburgh 8 4 .067 New York 8 .643 HI, Louis 6 8 .S45 Brooklyn 7 8 .838 Boston 8 8 .420 Philadelphia 8' 8 .4'.'0 Cincinnati 8 8 .400 Chicago 8 8 .388 Monday St. Louis 3, Chlcugo 1. New York 6, Cliuinnatl 0, Only games. FAR WEST Pittsburg 8 0 1.000 Kliimulh Fnlls i 1' .807 Oroville 2 1 .8tl7 Kunlii Rosa 2 I .667 Marysville 1 I .500 Medford . 1 2 .333 Holding I 3 -333 Willows 0 4 .000 Monday Games Klum.fth Falls 18. Redding 7. Oroville 13, Medford 10. Santa Ro.su 11. Willows 10. Murysvllie-PltlAburg, postponed. WESTERN INTERNATIONAL 10 Tacoma Vancouver 8 Wenalchee 8 llreuirrton 7 Yakima ' Salem 8 Victoria - 8 .Spokane 7 Monday fiamet Bremerton tt, Vancouver 0. Victoria at Spokane, wet grounds, 11 ,769 .571 .671 .600 .438 .4'J9 .400 .381 Ottele Traded To Los Angeles LOS ANGELES. Mny 4 l,Vi Dick Ottele. who deserted the collegiate football rank for a try at the pro fessions gnme, has been told by New York to the Lot Angeles Dons. The same waa announced last night by the Don management. Ottelo hnd a year of eligibility left nt Washington until his recent dis closure that he hnd signed a Ynnkre contract. Indians Angle Colored Talent CLEVELAND, May 4 Ti The j Cleveland Indiana announced today I nrrangemenls hnd been completed with Abe 8npersteln whereby his ; orgnnlzntlon would provide acout- i lug facilities for promising negro ' ball players. Snpersleln. who Is the promoter ' of tho, Harlem Globe Trotters pro fessional ba.sketlmll tenm and a , former owner of the Birmingham Barons of the regro American ; lengue, has a fnr-flung orgnnlr.ntlon I Hint scouu for negro athletes In the Philippines, Cuba and Mexico, , OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 3. room tulle, I.O.O.F. building, 6th and Main. Inquire room Wi, or phone 5465, FAMOUS PENDLETON SHIRTS f ALL WOOL HUMMER WEIOIIT WOOL GABARDINE i 9.75! 11.50 13.95 ! TUB GUN STORE 714 Mala SANDE UP FOR DOPE HEARING NEW YORK. May 4 o?.EarI Sandr. I.. ls,Lt... a Ilia, "in anrl early '30s who now own, and trains I "ask and .poke. "Pipe down , son his own horses, faced federal grand Jury action today on a charge of 11- to beat Detroit in that bombastic World Merles of 1934. Ol' Dlz walked into the park while Detroit was holding batting practice. He was dressed In street clothes, but he picked up about eight Detroit bats and took a few practice swings. Then he stepped to the plate and invited the flinger to Hang a few up there. "Dean knocked about six balls out of Ihe park." remembers Jo-Jo White, the ex-Detroiter now man aging Seattle' italnlrrs. "He put hit bat down and said: 'Vou-all can go ahead now and finish your prarlice. Ol' Mix it ready.' " At you recall, the Dean family pitched all four of the St. l.ouia victories. . There really should be a word about umpires from that sworn friend of the boye in blue. Holly woods Jimmy Dyke. James, then a youngster with Connie Mack's Ath letic, bumped Into one arbiter who wouldn't speak when spoken to. "This league is gettln' to the point," observed James, "where you hufta have a card of Introduction to talk to an umpire." At that the ump removed his State Building New Trout Lake PORTLAND. May 4 UP. Trout fishermen will have a new lake to try out next year, compliment of the state highway commission. The new water level Columbia River highway now under construc tion has formed a lake approxi mately a half mile long In Benson state park near Multnomah falls. The state game commission re ported today that In conjunction with the highway commission'! state park division, it was develop ing the lake as a recreational area. Trash fish were removed before Multnomah creek was diverted into the lake, and the outlet has been screened. A toon as feed conditions are established, the lake will be slocked with trout. Braves Will Alter Order PITTSBURGH, May 4 P When the Boston Bravet play the sur prising National league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates tonight. Man ager Billy Southworth will present an altered lineup. He's benched Outfielders Jeff Heath and Jim Russell In favor of Danny Lltwhller and Mike Mc cormick. Neither Heath nor Rus sell haa been hitting as waa ex pected. The veteran Frank (Buck) Mc Cormlck will be at first base tn place of Earl Torgeson who haa a misery In hi left wrist. Southworth explained his new. est outfield setup by saying "Stan ky's been getting on base and we haven't been pushing him around the way we should." Fifth Try Foiled PULLMAN, May 4 07V-Washington State college tried for the fifth time yesterday to open Its 1948 northern division home sea son. It failed. If the field dries out the Cougars and Oregon will try again today. total. Only Walker Cooper of the New York Oiante and Hank Bauer J of the Cincinnati Reds, with It -each, have batted In more. Quite a difference from hit show. Ing last year at a corresponding ' date, when he waa hltt. g a puny .167 and had driven In only four runs. The pride of Donora tingled In his first two time at bat yesterday, the second blow tending In Red Schoendicnat with St. Louis' first ' run. The Cards added two more to defeat the Chicago Cuba. 3-1. In the only day game In the National1' league. The triumph thover" the Carda Into third place, past iklyn, and ' only a game and a hi. ehlnd the ' pace-setting Pittsburgh Pirate. Dave Koslo hurled a masterful ' four-hit 6-0 shutout for the Giant over the Reds before 28.424 fans In a night game In Cincinnati. It waa hi second win in two start. The Giant collected 13 hit off Johnny Vandermeer, Howard Fow and Ken Raffensberger. ' The victory put the New Yorker In a virtual tie with the Pittsburgh Pirates for first place in the Na tional league. The Pirates, how ever, hold a percentage point lead with eight victories and four de feat to a record of 9-6 for the Olant. No other National league game were scheduled. Rain washed out the only scheduled American league , game with Washington and Phila delphia. 1 Goodman Coaches CANBY. May 4 m Marvin Good man, an end on the 1948 Associated Preu Little All-America team, will . be coach of the Canby high school football team next fall. The ex- p Willamette star waa named by school officials here to succeed ' Charles MacKenzte, who became vice principal 1 he said. "It doesn't take a card of Introduction to turn on that shower." legal possession of narcotics, The charge was made. U. S. At torney J. Vincent Keogh said, after one of Sunde's horses was found to have been drugged when u wo.i a race at Jamaica April 21. Sande, 49 years old, was arraigned yesterday before U. S. Commissioner Exlward E. Fay. He waived exami nation and was released without ball. Meanwhile, stewards of the Jockey club were scheduled to meet today to study the case. Specifically, the former Jockey I accused of falling to register the fact he possessed morphine, and to pay a special tax on It. Conviction calls for a penalty of two to five .tears in prison. Day Muffs 10-Pin But Goes Ahead DETROIT. May 4 ia. Ned Day. five-time bowling match champion who has been on a nationwide ex hibition and Instruction tour for four years, often tells his students to learn to throw a "hook" ball. "You mny muff the No. 10 pin occasionally." he says, "but It's the most effective ball to get strikes." Competing In the American Bowl. Ing Congress championship yester day. Day threw plenty of hooks, missed the No. 10 pin and landed on top of the all-event division with a remarknble 1979. His score wnt 24 pins ahead of the 1PS5 that has kept Anthony Pom peln of Lorain, O., tn the lend for some time. It also topped by 14 pins the 1965 that won the coveted all-events crown for Chicago's Junte MrMahon last year. Day's No. 10 pin muff enme In tin Inst frame of his Inst gnme. Bowling with a Chlcngo entry, the Milwaukee kecler hnd hit 667 In tenm competition. In doubles he shot 637. and needed only 652 IP singles to go ahend in the nine game rece. Despite the hook that went wrong. Ned fired a 673 In the clutch to move Into a position where he may well hold on to the lead. i The fans will never forget that Infamous day when three Brooklyn runners wound up on third base at the same lime. Eddie Taylor, now coaching Ihe Rainier, taya he doesn't remember It at all. but Ihe box score shows Eddie wa on third for Boston. Witnesses say Eddie't wordt should be a Immortal as the boner itself. Dancing in high glee a the befuddled Dodgers ganged up on the bate. Eddie tamed all three runners and the umpire and said: "I don't know who it Is, but two of you guy are out." Opener Bout Not Located No opening bout for Friday night's armory wrestling card ha been lined up yet, but Promoter Mack Lillard allows that a four-rounder of some consistency will be paired within a day or two. The card hardly needs an opener, because it has two main events. First Is a five-round challenge match, non-title, between Pete Bel castro and Frankie Stojack. featur ing return to the padded mat of Belcastro, the Weed, Calif., ring vet eran. Topping the card will be a no-tlme-llmlt struggle between Georges Dusette and Glenn (Buddy) Knox, a grudge fight growing out of a couple of rowdy team frays here the past two wrestling nights. That bout will go to a finish, two falls out of three. WHOLESOME SCORE BLY, May 4 The Bly town base ball team played Its first Interstate league baseball gnme Sunday and shellacked a visiting nine from Sprague River by the wholesome score of 29 to 0, Next game for Bly will be against Lakcvlcw next Sun day at Bly. It pays to Use the Want-Ads! WE BUY USED GUNS Appraisal Free Snort HAL'S Shop 532 Main rhone 5569 IFIEIEIE Baseball Schedules Know when the GEMS play All Home & Out-of-Town Games Convenient Pocketbook Size DROP IN AND GET YOURS FREE! nr drop a postcard , . , we'll malt one io you! THE?L i mai dry M W - MAIN AT 8TH STORE, inc. PHONE 6873 MEDFORD vs. KLAMATH Far West League Thursday Evening May 6th ( x Joe Gantenbein, Manager of the Gems, toys: The Gemi hove looked good in early yT ..i., ' ' ' play and I believe wt hould be ot j f : ; C. '! J near the fop whan the season jS' I ' , ; Our youngsters show pleitfff hufyX$V '-L and I am confident sonMlvwuivmovVvlv 'y on up to hrtffer class poilj Vh "Nf 4: 1 . 1 iCAf .Vv $ 1 Ceremonies 8 rj. rnfe J fink lnsk Oraari'ri Woolen ' Tlcketn All Grandttsn (no reserve lfjP 6en.Adm.75c Goilni: South 6th and Crest ir. Second Game, May 8th - Third Game, May 10th
