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PACE SIX Gems Split Face Cards Couple; Tonight HHIess Runs Are Margin In Nighicap eo,e .--dite., S K S.r.nnak"n1 go , Cards tonight back on the black side oi the ledger. . .. M.rvsvtle Braves In Ui opener. 10-8 for Klamath rSXTTa aX.n the but In the second fough, back 11-- h " 1,,m,ls 0118 ruu did - "su" " an -"SI .nn for two run, th, frst .rather, up and Uiey ootn later scoretu Marysville tot another one across in the third and was leading 3-1 before the Gems marked. In the fourth Klamnth Falls vent ahead on two walks and Dick Small's single to right that got away and rolled to the fence tor a three-base error. But in the fifth the Braves brought up three more runs on Oene Bernett's double, a walk and three singles. The sixth saw Marysville go still ' farther out front by getting two I more runs on two passes and two ; singles. That made the score 8-4. j Delos Smith. Marysville right- hander. walked 11 during his six- ! inning stint, four of them in the I frame. Those four passes, : singles by Small. Mankey and Art , two walks by Bob ; jWestern Mail UBag ... . . . ... U. S. Olympic Chances Can Be Read In Records Nice String Of Trout mim track and Bv RISS NKWLASB . . . ... n... nvintnr s Olvmoic SAN FRANCISCO. Jm'J,:'"n tooorVant trials next month siting itself in 8'o- ' when the best eligi- . uncle "Zr.r,", i m doubt w,U be reflected in these ; uxth ble atnietes cv ..sc. . P. Pertormances - . CailfoTOia. his 93 betters Mover, plus 100-yaro aasn-' o s bv Charlev Parker. Texas. SchuU. Colgate. ; Busby, who relieved Smith, ac ?T HouX. JE?A. C tfhey U run three yards, one foot, one inch , runted for six Oem runs in that .ffSgg eTcaThave run a M hundred this season. Including two Southern California high school boys. Howard Bugbee of Coffman. unattached: 8 feet 7 Redondo and Eds Crawford of Los mches by Knecht. LSU; feet 7t Angeles. , inches by Heinuman. Bradley. 220-yard dash-W6 by P"n jnmp25 feet Il Inches TJSC and Blenx of Tulane and 20 b wuhe stwie Dle0 suite, by Sullivan of Houston. Tex, and (M( u 0T wnght, Wayne hookTTils. lP- Klam.; Uke" near .Urr.m.n T... 11 r.inbo.. were cauthl on Kord frndera. feet ii inches by Evens. Los Angeles Ath letic club: 47 feet Inches by Boo Beck us. Los Angeles A.C. Pole vault 14 feet 6 inches by Bob Morcum. unattached: 14 feet 4 inches by Jack Montgomery. Southern California, and Richanii, j i ; -Hrol K.-.V i The fcJ' f-3elS67ards, tol Hop, -ep and Jum-4 leet, two inches). 440-yard dash 17.4 by Rucks of South Carolina and 47.5 by Joe Nebulon of Washington State col lege. SKO-yard run 1:52 8 by Bill Clif- rhin Rl.tA and Herb Barten. .V . ...... i rt. ...n.h...- ( Illinois A.C. Michigan jiojji as m - " - - -- - , . b by Jack Hensey. University of Wash- ! 3 inches by J Le-oey. o-u inorT j Francisco Olympic dub. I5Soleter-J 53-5 bv Ferald Kar- Dc. thro 178 feet 114 inches JTpsu t by Hulse New by Fortune Goraien. Minnesota: 17S kTu&eu'duo. " ' f 4, inches by Tbooipson. Mm- 0-. m-e-:l3- by Roland Sink. ; nes rhmi- rlifomi I Javelin throw- feel irjcoes Two mile ran 9:13J Ashenfeiter. Penn State; Thompson. Texas. 1-Trd high hurdle Harrison Dillaxd. Baldwin-Wallace 13 by Lloyd Duff. Ohio State: 14:00 . ... ,n c-, The foregoing marks are prac 5orTwe ucUyce.npoa wxnnexsin U tl low hurdles -i 5 by DiUard. , Olympic-. Baldwin-Wallace; US by George Waltker. rilino. 4M meters hurdle 3- by Roy Cochran. Los Angeles Athletic dub. 44-yard hurdles 5-7 by Hofacre, Minnesot . High Jump 6 feet I inches by HOLMES, MUSIAL LOCKED Graham Hits Three Homer Total Now 24 NEW YORK. June 3 .J- Out fielders Tommy Holmes of the Bos ton Braves and Stan Musial of the two ! st- Louis Cardinals are lociera in ugnt Dutue lor ine .-w"ii i weird Inning. Lou Vitous took over from Lope man to protect the lead in the sev enth and himself had to be re lieved by Larry Guello with out and two on base, was the winner. MITH THE SAME Bittenes for both udes mere I margin of one percentage verv much the same in the open- ', ' 593 Thr oflctl, v"es ing game. Ouelfo started for the j include Mondays games. Gems. Busby for the Braves; I Although Holmes has hit safely Vitous relieved Guelfo in the I in his last 10 games, the speedy fourth. Lefthander Ben Lorino flychaser dropped back 19 points, took over for Busby in the fifth, i Musial. to slipped a bit from In that game Marysville had I -94 to .393. Lopemail , "n Dal"r, " "V I lhc drive of the Seattle Ramiers league batting leadership with he fashioning a two-hlt- Braves" slugger out front by he ; 0 ,u.sco , ,.0 vlrtorr WEDNESDAY, JUNE J, 1?4 Majors Ahead Of 1947 Mark Eddie Joost Sets New Errorless Record For Big Lcoguo Shortstops II) The Awoilnlril I'rrai Tlmiiki to the crowd wlilih Jimmied the mrk over the Intimity week-wiil. the limjor leitgiie Iwliiy io ulinul of II m iwtinl biruklng puce of ln.il yenr wlirn they nltini'lcd nil tlliiiriMleiilrd tolal uf lP.H74.tV:(U itei'liilti. ... IticltulliiX jwU'iiliiy'a Biiiiiis. the I" big li'itgue clnlw Imve played lit 4.11111.8111) paid mlmlliiii. At rurreaiiiiiiilliiit diilo a year ago, tin suiue rl'uba hud iliawn 4 B.'t3.o:i4 teTOHi. At UiU rum. Ilin nuijitia will lly to the fli.il tucnly million t. loiuliiiiio In ll lilmory this Mtunim. The Clevcliind liiillnii". nienmliiu 3J.700 teiMin ter fume, art selling the pace In atteiuliiiit'e a wrll n In the Aiiirilt-un leuutie atiuulliiga. with a tmiil of ttwl.lMUl III 17 home iiitiiir.. The IVltuli Tluria ttlMt ie over the linlf-iiilllltm nnuk with M4UIH III III liimie gmiirs. The New Ymk Yunkeea nie Jut Ix'lt'W Willi 4IH4UII In 17 liimin Ktitiic-n. lhe New York tllnul. Ilinl pln.e tenitllln III lllr Niitlmml leuutie Joe Mozel Leader In Open Test POIUl.ANl). June 1 i.lv-A flve-uiulrr-pnr KID put J'e M.url. I'orl lailil priifeiwliinal. nl the head nl I'orlUiul and Heat lie mmlllyniB l't yeslenluy I"' l"r nnimimi 'ivii gull rlniiloivliit. Kmir other sttllem alio nunlille l for the imlliuial meet wliuli will be held In U Aiiki'les June 10-13. Dill Welch, a fniiner imtKnial pub lic links tltlltt. ami Chili k foligdtill of Taconia. raided four-unilrr-pir 143a to take Brattles to piiMtloll Al Zimmerman. Hut Hand pro. and William liilry. Portland ainaieur. each hit 141 III Hie Hte Cliy. l-llg ley. however, wllluliew ami ln ; place III the national meet went to I Kreddie lloltoii. I'endlruni pro. who hit a 143. Jite Mllrtlrr. Halrlll, was llnlliro Kv The Avwciatrd rresa I Hollywood and Sacramento play Cliff ' Meltoii and Jack Graham ed a 13-lnnlng tie which went the look the bows In the Pacific Coast j time limit In the circuit's only other league today. I contest. Milton. Ihe lankv former New j Melton not only turned In a fine Vnrlr flttitil nnmildslluMl. checked ...niiiirt tMr fnr manre 111 fanning 10 . .. r - - . j. m raer. diikim, - the Seattle runners nnd p,rmlttlng only one man to ,or tl,e Portlund trio. lashionlng a two-nit- reach second base, but h tagged , ... Killrn Olvnipia. ami Hl'l . ...... t ...'s t .n vlrtorv. i .w. -tt .t... ..... v.nn.. t. 1 ..... , point. lrr 1,1 - uau wit. . - 7,ilttier, seauie. urn ttu t.w v I ifraiiam i ' -- .Miiy lull ill nr iniiiii ii.t.n. Healtle Wltn IVIIiril Knuiil "if III that frame. Felix Maiklewirn t iir,t alteir.aie. smashed a double to the right field ; Ed t Porky t Oliver, now a Krattle wall and advanced on an Infield pro. and Marvin ' limit Watd. out. Melton, after two strikes, alam-1 former national amaleur llUlst, ai med the next pitch to fvhortalon ready had quainiea lor uie i' f. U -v,., 4 it., hot nvKIll UV VlflUC Ol ItUll ), win over Oakland by blasting three turners and driving in eight runs while Al Olsen shackled the Oaks with two hits. seven runs to the good in four in nings before the Gems even got a hit- All tliree of the Klamath Falls tallies came In a small uprising in the fourth when Mankey doubled. Beeson walked and Nick Muu powdered a triple into deep center field. Muti had one of the same in the second game. Bob Caviness. new outfielder pitcher for the Gems, made his debut in the first game and didn t exactly bring down the house. He bv Horace bv Dr. Steve Seymour. Lot Angeles j fanned twice, was hltless and drop- len 19.9 by'thleuc dub. (No others dose'. i ped fly ball in the field. ' Und s I H-nun er throw 180 feet l inch , The Willows Cardinals are in : vnr Frank Gustine of Pittsburgh skidded from a league leading A25 to a third place 386. Johnny Blatniks batting average also shrunk considerably, from J97 to -69. but retained his fourth place batting, five points in front of his Philadelphia teammate. Richie Ashburn. The fleet-footed rookie outfielder was hitting -364 through Monday's games. In the American league Ted Williams of Boston leads the bat- lth 383. followed by Cleve- Lou Boudreau at -69. Kenny Keltners home run NEW MASK HERE FOR MAT BOUT ' finish. Rowing Trials jSite Changed j PIIILAlJKl.PniA. June 3 it - ! a.i Matcklrwtcf raced homp The oiK-nlng-inunr win in the vital wrlr. wldnied Sn rranct:oi .PHgue lead over the runivcr-up Rnlnlcn to four gnmra. I 8n Dirgo Kurd three-run I .riluruM In th first third Mind fifth ' K " , ..t uill K i rl - V., vie Snn-hnB new U beUtf added to. inning and added two more in ine ine (jirmpir nMn - , .hITL while holding O.kUnd held on Lake Cunirgm l'rliu-etn Smbling. Ittl, W !ne and perhaps i.ot too dillerenL Kortle. N J.. liijtrad ol on the 8ch imu A fellow ctUluig hinwel! uie 1 Orwhami powertul atickwork , rl-er tn Philadelphia Phantom, who n been balling , boosted hts home run total to 34 i The nmlng rommittee headed by i around up in Washington ute at ! and hu runa batted In to 7. HelLmrobe Conawrll or lialtimore. de i the masked wrwiler dodge, la com- i lead the league In both depart- ; ruled on the ahlft lnt night after rion for hia Klamath rail ; menu. aeruuiiK uir tr v tit.Mi the clirillt a ItrM ultrncllnn, Iliry Imvr ptnved In 4iH.i:il In (U it n turn nl Ihe 1'nlo (Irnuniti. A crowd nf 44.77U auw the Yitiikfri intiHrtumtr the niuht arnmui yri. trrtltty at the uttullum. The in. tiuutuittlou proved nnylltlng bill a Mit'iTM nn the WitMitniitutt Hrn ntoiit, behind the flvr-hlt pildiing of Waller Mn.Hlrrwiii, drlruted Uir Yiutker 4 1. Only 4iMMt rmu In I'liiliurl.hi miw thr HiMlon Krd tin Ijtiiup the Athlrllrn otil nf flral pliun In the Antrt U nit Ir untie. 8-1. Thr tfrfrul ln it,H A . .till t.if - ... tmni of the Imllttiu, but nine behind III thr prii-eiitngn tuliinittU The (H-rreittitge U the (In Ulllia) fitrior at ine end oi ine aettkoti. Kddlr J(mwI, AlhletUk' breetm kd whurl.itop. Iinalty rmiimltird hit fltfit eimr if the ivettiutn after play ing thitiUKh 41 t-uittrrutlve rrruilm umnm JK tlilK M-itJtnn and three hi 1047. The mt.irue ended a atrrak uf JJ rriurleR rhnure. llnlh are new American Irnuur rrroiilx, The erior iKiiined In the thiid Inning nhm JtMwl threw bun ttpcmei bouncer into lite dirt uhilr trying In mich a runner al the plttte Two men acored on tlie atld throw. Wintry UHkiitail and Chi Hodgei ittoe in luiu1 rum aplre m Uiw titanl and llt;ri pUrd alt U limlng 4-4 ttr at Khbeu field before iHIkl I wtiJi The game wai halted after U innlngM in order to allow botli leu in to rulrh train for the wrnt whrte thry open their arcond invnUfU of the aeamm tmlay The dentlliHk left the (UttU Ult In flrht jilmr. a half gaum ahead of the HI. l.ouU funliuaU. llrooklyn U in eventh place WASllINtri'iiN -- Jake Ijuuoita, knocked oul Kru alilnglon, ft. . . .... 1 hnm. in (W. iiuF.i i. nwr lifnrlv rnmnarnUIr to thr ... . , , . . . . . , -iiii cvciuic-i iiuuic tun nicniier in i urcimiiimit wut. i uihmuhi ... a 13.6 by by Sam Feiton. aixs. i.a Klamalh rails lor the first time ,plurge apparently has been halt- I The phantom i reported to have and fifth lnnlni came with two ' Ol-mple course at llrnlry. Kiiitiano i inches by Bumrttm, uarunouui; 1 174 feet 10 Inches by -Uri-axuus, rvr Maoe. tonujnt ana the game i scneduiea j but nu 13 stlu bnt m ,fl unrmuve methods of aboard each time and hu round- to start at sta-aara tune, in i Williams has 11. Hank keeping hit Identity secret and to be I tripper tn the seventh aa with one the only previous meeting, the j sauer of the Cincinnati Reds has ; able to improve on the tenets ol j man on. San Dlrso's Johnny Bar Cards whipped the Gems 16-10. , 13 In Xational leasme. RalDh ; muini eraDDinui laid down over the rett drove a homer Into the rmht Acorn Southpaw Is PCL Leader SAN FRANCISCO. June 2 4V Portly Southpaw Earl Jones of Oak land led Pacific Coast league pitch ers through games of May 30 with 4 wins and no losses. Seattle's formidable club, now in second place, listed two mound workhorses. Lefthander Herman Besse with seven victories against one defeat, and Dick Barrett, right hander with a seven and two stand ing. Southpaw Al Olsen of San Diego and Righthander Japhet "Red" Lynn of Los Angeles were tied In total strikeouts, each with 44. Box GUI. rt . SjcpMO. m Bcrnelt. so . ASier. 10 Vital, If -Kadocra. K . Wrwclcr. 3b Twiiche li. c Busb . 9 L nao, p ' Kiner 10. e at! Kliulk rails Twlor. Arelmo, SUnXo. Albany Tops Star Choice PORTLAND. June 2 l-P High school baseball players from 10 up state Oregon towns are due here tomorrow to ready themselves for ; J11: datum ay jrvu wj. - game with a Portland team. Rex Hunsacker of Albany, up state coach, has named the follow ing squad: Pitchers J. D. Wade. Toledo: Bob Kouns. Albany; Keith Roberts. Gresham Catchers Jack Smith, Eugene; Carlos Houck. Salem. Infielders Del Keen. Salem; Martin Bergan. Parkrose; Unruh. Salem: Cave Hoobs, Albany; Eugene Newton. Corvallis. Outfielders Jim Vance. Albany; Dewayne Owens, Molalla: Joe Haeve. St Helens; Fred Sandau, New berg. JSTAN DINGS i years by the Grey M- in the lat- . field stands In the first Inning with i ter's many appearances nere. to men on case, j Opponent for thr Phantom In his ; Sacramento came from behind to ' debut will be little Milt Olsen. who 1 tie Hollywood after trailing by five Trials tor the eldlit -oared rrew are arheduled for June 30-July 3 The Olympic renrrrnutlvM in the fi.llrs. palri. doubles and sluglrs will be decided July 7-10. 11 o Cudfo. o Vrtoua. p . Totals MrvUl 4 21 111 400 1 I 3uu O J Brntl, .an:a f SUki AKY. 2ti SUIUO AMUcr. Vllal. Tiritchcil. J Mutl. SB uau nL fcu fiv L.urlfn I lunu A. Waldo ! Bub' Lono a Walks off Bosb) Baby. Loalna pltcber Cuoifo. PB rwtlel-U. OB Kumalb rails t. Marvsvili t. DP Muu Ut W'anace to Small, Taylor una. aisud. Boo lo lay- yr FAR WEST W. Santa Rosa 11 Orcmlle IS Klamath Falls 14 Redding 13 Marysville 12 Medford 12 Willows It Pittsburg 10 Tuesday's Results Klamath Falls 3-10. Marysville 8-1 Redding II. Pittsburg 7. Oroville 7. Santa Rosa 6. Willows 8. Medford 2. L. Pet always looks like a lamb being led j to the slaughter but who is a pretty j fair grappler and gets his share of j wins. ) That bout will be four rounds. The I main event, five heats, has Pete .607 ! Belcastro and Olen Buddy) Knox .600 in a return engagement. -38 I -00 .480 420 .423 385 AMFR1CAN LFAGt'F x -Cleveland . Philadelphia Back Behind Plate ..,u.-Hm&t-' . y "i i " - ! . .... . , .-. 't' ' t- .. awtta ajtooifaiao n-rit aani a- ! it ma uf isili ainpiaii Q-m.iain Tiii-rniia MaryaviUa Oul. ct 2 Gninto, rr z Simi 00, as 2 Bcrnatt, So 3 Ashley, lb 2 Vital. If 4 aodm. If. ef 4 Srnulu. Sb 3 Twitcholl, e 4 Snutb. p ... 2 Buaby, p 0 Lonno-a 1 .876 .67 Jf .487 4M .462 -95 T-1 Totala 32 t 11 ; a Batt4 for Buaby in 7th. Klamalh Falls Wallace, lb - Small, lb Talor. Jb Ar cimo. rf - Mankey. c Mutl. as Beeson. ef Cantenbelh-x Deacale o. If -Lopeman. p Cavineaa-y -Moyer-s Vltoua. p . Guelfo, p Detroit Bt Louis Washington i Boston I Chi'iieo x-Technicallv Cleveland Is half a 1 e-sme bhlnd second place Phlladel I nha. However. Cleveland Is the I leader because of Its hleher per- rentage which Is the determining j factor. i Tuesdav'f Results I Boton 8 Phlladeloh'a 1. I W-shingtnn 4. New York 1. Only games. runs tn the early Innings. A five. run spurt In the fifth Inning and a single marker In thr last of the ninth sent the game Into overtime The Stars filled the bags with none out In the top of the 13th In ning but Man Orlssom retired the next three men. BROOKLYN Oino Ilumivino. 1P8S. Barl. Italy. tonted Tony Osngeml. 188, Philadelphia. 8. N8TIOVAL I.EACIF. 'Unchanged To if 14 10 11 aBatted for Beeeon. 9th 7 Batted for Lopeman. tth. x Ran for Cavineaa, tth Haryivllle Sol 032 0 . P4C IFIC COAST J i sn Franrlsco . o 5tt!e J ' Iv Anpeles o ! Oakland n Dio trolhwood I.-.. o a SO 21 6VI 33 23 .Wl 36 27 571 3S 28 ,V6 32 2i 2 33 .431 18 36 4i 19 41 -17 Klamath falla ... . 001 304 -10 SUMMARY: 2B W a I 1 a t e. Bemen. Aahler. Twitfhell 3B Mutl. SB Simp on, BchulU, Twltchell Sacrifice Taylor. SO by Smith 3. Lopeman S Walka off Lopeman 4. Vltoua 1. Smith 11, Buaby 2. Winning pitcher Lopeman. Loams plteherSmlth. DP Mutl to Wallace to Small. Ashley to Simpson to Smith. Hu by pitcher CHI and Simpson by Lopeman. PB TwItcheU. LOB Klamath Telle 9. Mary-vlUe t- Portland Tnesdav't Reaullt Hollywood 8. Sarramento 8. San Diego 11. Oakland 0 San Francisco 1. Seattle 0. Only games scheduled. It Pays to Use the Want-Ads! Four Games Slated For Modoc Turf Softball games will get under way again tonight at 7:30 p m. on Modoc field, continuing as per schedule despite the rain-cancelled tllta Wed nesday night. According to Frank Drew, city softball league president, those games missed will be picked up later if possible. Initial frays tonight al 7:30 pit the Tulelake VFW and Weyer haeuser at one end of the turf, and Merrill VFW and Klamath VFW on the other end of the green. At 8:30, Eagles lake on Calhouns and Telco tangle with Moose. At present the Four Star Mer chant Knlghu of Columbus. Ash ley Chevrolet and Telco are leading the pack with two wins and no losses each. Rain and wet weather have shortened the total of games played, but those will be caught up later if weather and schedule permns. Weyerhaeuser has broken an even 300. winning one and losing one. Tulelake VFW has won one and loat none and Ellingsons has one In the win column and none for losses. On down the line, Merrill VFW has won one and lost two, Moose has failed to win and have dropped two, Calhoun's Is on the bottom with three lost and none won, Klamath VFW has been knocked over twice and has failed to win, while Eagles have won none and lost two. Rose Takes Down $42,300 Prize INDIANAPOLIS. June J "i Mauri Rose, winner of Monday's record-breaking M0-mlle auto rare, headed for South Bend today with an assortment of merchandise and the driver's cut of the 842.300 first place money. The Indianapolis motor speedway set a new payoff record last night by dividing 1169575 among 35 driv ers 'and. of course, those forgotten men, the owners!. The price list Included: Les And erson. Portland, Ore., 11660. Do otial the "expetla" Ho g't a Johnaon Sea-llor.e oulloard motor and grf around! More hilling More veil show you. Srmllnrir H. E. HAUGER ti Years Your llulrk Dealer 1336 Main Ph. 1121 vl r 714 MAIN - -------------------- J I UK Baseball SHOES by Spolding Brooks With Steel Plates 6.45 GUN STORE 3r LOS ANGELES Lem Thomas, 134. Chicago, outpointed Billy Qib son, 134, San Diego, 10. SYRACUSE Pete Mead, IM'4. Grand Rapids. Mich., outpointed Tony Masclarelll, 159, New York, 10. HONOLULU Dado Marino. 112 Honolulu, knocked out Marino Tl wanak. 1111., Honolulu. 8. 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