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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1948)
It ACt "TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 4, 19-18 Browns Take em Series e Home Run Breaks 5-4 Baitle REDDING, May 6 (SpecluD Pitchers have been bothering the Klamath Genu all through their Redding series and last night it was worse than usual. Brownies' Relief Hurler Jack Carr blasted a home trun over the left field fence In the 10th Inning to whip the Gems, 5-4. The series went to the Browns, two games out of three. J Carr was the third pitcher for the Browns and the Gems also used three. Art Mover started for Klamath Falls and had a no-hit shutout Jor five Innings before he weakened. Bob Blenglno came In for the eleventh Inning and Bob Lopeman took over In the eighth. When Lopeman came to the mound, the Gems were leading 4-3, ibut a hit and a couple of walks in the last of the ninth loaded the bases for the Browns. Dick Neal Jthen lofted a fly to left center that Jell between Wallace and Blanchlni (or a single. Two runs scampered Jscross to tie the score, i In the last of the 10th with two Mown, Carr came to the plate for Ills only turn at bat. He slapped a lgh fly to left that sailed over Joe 'Anselmo's head and bounced on the Jtop of the fence before falling over or a home run. J The Gems started home this morning with two men on the In. lured list. Nick Mull, infielder. was fcplked Tuesday night and Catcher JJlek Dcscalso took a the knee last night ? Th Box: Klamath AR B Svallace. 3b i 0 Small, lb S Cantenbeln. 3b 3 0 'Anialmo, If 3 0 etenchtni. rf 5 0 Coppin. as 4 1 Conner, cf 3 0 rPeecelso. e -.3 1 Jrfankey. e 1 0 -Moyer. p 3 0 Slenglno, p 1 0 Lopeman, p 1 0 -Totals 37 4 4dlnr AH K 1etty. cf 3 3 Vert. Jb i 3 0 nSunderaon. rf 5 0 Veal. e J 0 Mt Perry. 3b 3 0 Zodihall. lb 4 1 foul Up on Cerriera, if fljan. p B Pern", P - "i-Sllvelra, . fS-t-sundsten T 30 IT 3 flrbuhj as iff Betted In Ttn. n-Betted In Sth. k H E ilemath rmlle -101 ooa 000 04 a 1 Sideline ooo ooi 102 1 7 3 SUMMARY: 2B Smell. Blanchlnl, Pet tV. HR Carr. RBI Cantenbeln, Bl Vnchinl 3. Deecalro. Petty. Gunderaon. Keel 3. Carr. DP Blenchlnl to Smell. Bantenbein to Wallace tn Smell. R. Perry ke Wert to Godr-hall. BH off Moyer 7. eMenrmo 1. Lopeman 4, Puljan 4. Carr ate SO by Moyer s. Blenflno 1. Lope men at Puljan 4, S. Perry 3. SB Wert. Bon jttr. HB Cantenbeln and Aneelmo by Julian. SH Bonner. PB Neal. Wln Jtn pltchei-Carr. Loeins pitcher opeman. 3B raves' Pitcher Tosses No-Hitter By The Associated Press J The first no-hit performance In the new Far West Baseball League belongs to 18-year-old Herb Hamilt Jbf. Marysville. The six-foot, two-inch righthand er, in his pro debut, pitched Marys liville to a 14-1 victory over Pitts fcurg last night JJ Hamilt walked nine men. hit one Sutter and fanned 11. He gave Pittsburg a run In the first Inning Jbn three walks and a wild pitch, a Archie Hayes of Oroville pitched 3wo-hlt ball but ran into trouble and' ost to Medford 4-2. Hayes yielded one run tn the second on a walk, bassed ball and an error. Medford Exploded three runs in the eighth off two hits, a balk and a stolen base. J A big sixth Inning sparked by .Manager Reagan's pinch single gave the Santa Rosa Pirates a 6-3 win "bver Willows. Reagan's bingle drove ,Jn two runs. Second Baseman Don Johnson followed with a triple to drive in two more. :Congdon Earns .Third Crown 5 BREMERTON. May 8 tPi Ta ecoma's Chuck Congdon basked to rtiay In the glory of his third state match play golf crown. He earned elt Playing on soggy greens, Congdon urned in a seven-under-par 134 esterday to nip Ted Nelst. Walla Walla, 1 up on the 36th hole in the JTInals of the Washington State Pro fessional Golfers organizations tour ettey. Neist carded a 135. JJ The same two performers were .paired In the 1947 finals with Neist coming out on top. Coming Klamath Falls FAIRGROUNDS 6 Davs Startina HMondoy, May 10th v. Auspices veterans of Foreign Wars (Tn .STANDINGS Cleveland Philadelphia New York .... Boston SU Louis Washington Detroit American League W. Pet. .61)7 .615 .583 .538 .600 .463 .400 J73 Si SI iji AERIAL Wh :Iwlishow JPYJIAl THRILL SHOW West's Biggest Carnival 75 Rides - Shows - Standi 300 People 2 Thrilling Free Acti and In Perion Ramblin' Tommy Scott And Hit Hollywood Hill Billy Jamboree Chicago 3 Wednesday's Results Boston 4, Detroit 3 til innings.) Washington 6, Chicago 0. SL Louis at New York, rain. Cleveland at Philadelphia, rain. National League W. Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati .... Boston Chicago Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 13, Chicago 9. Cincinnati S, New York a. Pittsburgh 3, Boston 2. Brooklyn at St. Louis, rain. Pacific Coast W. San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland San Diego Hollywood Seattle Sacramento . L. 11 13 15 17 16 16 30 22 Pet. .693 .600 .583 .500 .467 .438 .400 .357 Pet .656 .639 .659 .514 .467 .429 J55 J 63 Portland 12 Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 4, Hollywood 3. Oakland 5, Sacramento 1. San Francisco 9, Portland 0. San Diego at Seattle, postponed. Far West Santa Rosa Marysville Pittsburg Medford Redding Klamath Falls . Oroville W. 4 3 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 . 2 Pet. .800 .750 .600 .600 .600 .400 .400 .000 Willows 0 Wednesday's Results Marysville 14. Pittsburg 1. Medford 4, Oroville 2. Redding 5, Klamath Falls 4. Santa Rosa 8, Willows 3. Hefty Rainbow A nine and one-half pound rain bow trout was caught Tuesday in Sprague river near Bly by Joe Ken dall of Bly. He used a fly with a 2'j-pound leader to land the big one after a struggle of over two hours. Baseball Park Opening Set For Tonight Medford Dodgers Oppose Gems In Inaugural Scrap A capacity house maybe even more is expected out at Gems sta dium tonight to witness the debut of professional baseball in Klunmth Fulls. The Gems, backed by a work ins BKreement with the Philadelphia Phillies, and the Medford Dodgers, owned outright by the Brooklyn team of the same name, tangle ill the tnnugural bill. Game time Is called for 8 p. in. with the gates opening at 6:30. But before the youngsters take the field a certain amount of ceremony al ways goes with opening days tor mshtsi and tonight is no exception. Secretary of State Earl T. New bry will be the honor guest, will dedicate the new floodlighted park and will toss out the first ball. Newbry happens to be a republi can candidate for state office but no political implication is read In his apnearance on the diamond especially as virtually all of the players on either team are too yotinc to vote and many aren't residents of Oregon. FOR GOVERNOR The secretary is pinch-speaking for Gov. John Hall, who declined the Gems' Invitation to the first game. Gems stadium Is not entirely com pleted, but Is far enough along to be comfortable for a baseball game. The plant seats about 2200. most of that number under cover. Built in a horseshoe, the grandstand has bleachers on both the first base and third base sides and two rows of box seats down front. All the boxes have been taken for the season. Grandstand tickets have been on sale all week at several places in town and will be sold at the gate along with bleacher admissions. DIVIDE SERIES A six-game series between the Gems and Dodgers is on the sched ule, here tonight. In Medford Fri day, back here Saturday, Medford Sunday, here Monday. Medford Tuesday. The Friday game is Medford's home opener. Neither Joe Gantenbein of the Gems or Larry Shepherd of the Dodcers has announced a starting pitcher for tonight, but Larry Guel fo did not appear during the recent Redding series for the Gems and mav get the call here. Elsewhere around the Far West league the teams are moving today Willows goes in to Redding. Oroville plays at Marysville. Pittsburg at Santa Rosa. Boston Winter Trade Beginning To Pay Up Closed By Rain SEATTLE. May 6 Pi Rain washed out the complete cycle of Western International league base ball games last night. Weather per mitting, play will resume tonight with Vancouver at Yakima. Victoria at Spokane. Tacoma at Wenatchee and Bremerton at Salem. Hy The Associated 1'reu The tluMou Ked Sox' $375,000 deaU lor Junior Stephens. Jack Kramer and bills Kinder luially be gin lo look like good business. Ked Sox lans Had their miNilv lUKs when wins failed to lollow the cash outlay. Up lo five days ago, neither Kianirr nor Kinder hud thrown a ball lor Uostou. Stephens, tite boy who was supposed to knock holes in Fenway park's letllicld w all, w as lilt I mil a sorry .200. Events o( the last lew days have served to chaUKe that picture. Kra mer won himself a ball game Sat urday and yesterday Stephens ham mered ail Uth inning homer that gave Kinder a relief decision. Stephens' liming surge is the most heartening development In the Boston camp. After smashing a homer opening day otf Phil Mar cluldou of the As, his power dis appeared. Sunday he bunged a home run off Joe Page of the Yanks and he had two hits 111 each of the last three games. Still tar ociow pur at .355, Stephens is beginning to find Hie Fenway range. Yesterday's clout oif Dizzy Trout was his most telling blow lor Uostou. It accounted tor the Sox 4-3 win over Detroit, their fourth straight victory. The Pittsburgh Pirutes continued to sizzle in the National, rolling lo their sixth straight win by a 3-2 shade over Boston. It was their first test against a club that is supposed to be a pennant contender and they came oil in due sliape. They now lead the second-place New York Giants by a full game. Cincinnati's Kent Peterson, mak ing his lira I start of the season alter live bullpen Jobs, limited New York to five hits in lusliloning a 5-2 victory. Homers by Johnny Mc Carthy, playing first tor the injured ! ami Bobby Thomson provided the Giants' scores. McCar . - u.i juui in me first put starter Sheldon Jones on the ropes. Grady Hatton hit a home run for the Reds in the third. The Phillies won a game from Chicago, 13-9, but lust the services of Pitcher Schoolboy Rowe for at least two months. Rowe suffered a fractured thumb on his left hand when struck by a liner off Peanuts Lowrey's bat. Although Rowe was hit freely before the accident, the Phils rallied to win for Sam Na hem. the ex-Bushwick who was picked up as a free agent lBst week. 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