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    THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948
HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE THIRTEEN
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Western Mail DBag
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New Mexico Opens Another
Quarter Horse Track
HILVKIl CITY. N. M Juno 3 l11-Tlie land of tlm iUiirtrr Imrsa Is
tnklnii mi tlinroimlibri'd riulim In bin wuy.
A mill Now Mrxlcn true k- CMKMrnu Hllver Park, will) purl inutuel
brtlhiK opens tod n v fur three uerk-rnda of ratlini.
Mrelliws urn hrld niiiiuully lit I'arinlUKtiin, Uiilnn. Itiildnan mill Al
biiiiieriiio'a alnte fiilr Willi tot 11 1 plant oullaya Hint run will over n
million dollars. Thill's Jnal iihout 'i per ciipltn (or nil III tliln stale of
wliln open spares.
I'm I iiiiilui'la wero lruull.cl In Iu:i7. New Mrxlniiiii. who always
' Iwvn been wllllnK U wimrr a few
I htirkN. rutiuht on oulrklv mill the
MJSTANDINGS
KAK WKHT
W. I..
Bnlllll Itmn 11 13
Orovllln Ift II
Kliiiniilli Falls lit VI
Itrddlnu M la
Murvsvllle 13 14
Mrdtord i:t 19
wuiowii ii in
PltlnutirK II ID
Yealerday's Itriulla
Klninnlli Kiilln 0. Willows 6.
Vnlfnrd a. Marvavlllr 4.
f'llt.ilnim lit Ormllle 14
ItrililliiH 0, Hiintit Honu fl.
Pit.
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AMKIIK AN I.KAdl K
X-tMrvrlnml 31 13
L'l-.llndrlphla 311
ftrw York 11
Ft. Uillls 17
Il-trnll 10
VnhliiKtun 10
itmliill IS
('hli-scn 10
x-Terhnlrslly Cleveland lit linlf
pame behind aerolld plare IMllln
d"l"hla. However. Cleveland U the
barter berame of li hlpher per
rrnliiKc which In the drternilnliiii
fmior,
Yr.trrrtav'. IliMitilu
Nrw York I. Drlrolt 0.
HI. UillU 3, ltonlnll I.
WiinlllliKton 3. Cleveland 1.
C'hlcoito 7. I'lillnitrlphlit 3.
NATIONAL I.CAIII K
New York 31 14
Ht bulls 30 1(1
Pittsburgh ... 30 17
H'wtnll 8 17
Philadelphia in 30
llnmklyn 17 30
flnrlnnnll in 33
Clilmiio in 33
YeMerd.v's Re.tilia
Chlroo 3, Philadelphia I.
New York 7. Cincinnati 4.
Ilrooklyn 8. m. Uuili 3.
PAC'IKIC t'OAKT
Hun Kranrlsro an 33
Seattle 34 21
Ix Anseles in 2
Oakland jn ja
Bun Dlfdo 33 jn
l'flltvwood , 3 34
Hacramento 30 3n
Portland 30 41
Yetrrdav'. Itmulta
Racrainrnln 3. Hollywood 1.
Sun Weiio , Oakland 4
1 Porllnnil S, I on Anurlea 0,
Heattle 3. Sun franclsco 1.
Jim Brink Tops
College Net List
SEATTLE. Juno S uiv-Headed by
Jim llrlnk, nationally ranked lennin
plnvrra, II University of WaMilnmnn
athlete have been named lo roin.
pete In national rollmlata aihlellc
rhamplnnhlu
Brink and Jack I.ow. both un
beaten In northern division plav,
will no to Los Anitelea for tho tennis
tolirnev.
M Draper, Joe Oreene. Jim Mal
lory and Oeorite Holland will repre
ent the arhool In the national golf
tourney at Hun Francisco.
The unlvrralty will send four track
men to the nnllonala at Minneapolis.
Tliey are Hob Mulr. const quarter
mile champion; Don Wold, team
captain and two-mller: Jack Hen.
ey, half-mller, and Dave Dalby,
dlacua thrower.
handle lal year waa t:i,l41,000 In
tn duya ol riiclnii.
Thiil bi'tllnu flnrn la nil old Nrw
Mexico ciiatom. The rlpnulnrda
bronulit love of liorae rnclnu and
in k fliihtlnv. They bet, too.
Moat of thean WilKl'rltlK ovellla
now nren'l formal nfliilra. Nonlhe
leiia the aide beta often run Into
four and five fluiirea.
The Hllvrr Cltluna who financed
Hllvrr Pink nenr hrre atlll rrcnll
how two Kl Piiao. Texiina. Iiet Tom
my t.youa, tho cuttle baron, 13400
Hint a bicycle rldrr could bent n
horao of llielr rhooaluK over the
40 inllea from Silver City to Drin-
I1IK
'1 hut wua In the allvrr niliilim
hrydnva of 1HIIH.
J. W. Clntnti and Dr. W. H. Hoi
Ion hired II J. Kennedy lo ride
the bike. Hilly Kline wna iernundrd
to ride a vldoun 8-yeiir-otd pony.
Itntller.
The ryrlliil ird lo nn enrly lend
but bouued down In nuiida of n
rnnyon recently wnhed by n cloud
burnt. Itnltlrr went ahead then and
rvrry lime Ihe bike Irled lo puna.
Kiiik maneuvered the horne ao the
flyliiK luKivca ahowrrcd iiravet on
the cyrll.it.
Kntllcr rrocd the flnlnh line
3'a nillea ahead.
Indians Swap
Off Pat Seerey
WAWHINOTON, June 3 Tim
Cleveland Indiana lodny aaded
Uielr aoiitetiiuo aluKkrr Put A4crey
and Itrllrf Pitcher Al Clctlrl to thi
ChlcuKo While Hox for Outliclilcr
Hob Kennedy.
Beerey aim Cleltel are to report
lo Die White Hox In Phlliideliinu
today, and Manitucr Iou Uoudicau
Mild he intruded to auirt Kennedy
III r.Klit Held hrre lonmhl for III.
tribe. No carh wua Involved III Die
deal.
lloudrrau aald the trade wua
made "to help the b.UI club" nuU
thai Kcunrdy would be uil III Uie
uutlleld anaiiuil aouthpaw piichera.
alternallnu us Hrerey did wlt.l
Ijiny Doby, who la atnrled In rlglil
field nvalnsl riKhtliundris.
Salem To Switch
Time At Midnight
SAI.KM. June 3 i,1'.Hulrin will
to on dullKhl snvlim lime nl mid
lUKhl toiiluht by Inti nlithl t action
of the city council.
Indcprmlruee ndvuucrd lt clocks
totlny, ajid Hilverton will do no nrxi
Hunduy.
'the Salem council'! action cnnic
after a poll allowed merchants ri
for It 376 to 31.
The council alto voted to Rive city
employca aalary increases of 15 a
month.
Wnter iienelriilea but abort dla
tnnre Into wood even when It has
been lying for weeka In soaking ruin.
The grunt la one of the few flshea
cnpuble of producing a Bound al
though It hna no voice appnrnlua.
How' gome weigh le.u than 3
pounds.
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Opportunity for advancement.
High aehoal education required.
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Tour .ale makrs II plain that he wants the middleweight boxing
rrown bark. Iliilb Hie rliallengrr nnd the chump, Itocky (irazlano, are
polishing up at Stlllmun's gym In Nrw York.
Moose Team
Gains First
Softball Win
The Moose soft bull tenm gained
Us ftrat victory of the scheduled
smson lust iiIkIiI- nnd how.
The score wna 21-17 over Trlro
nnd the defeat wna the first of the
season for the losers.
Other gnmrs plnvcd nt Modoc
field saw Tlllelnke VFW top Wever
hneuser 8-0. Klnniiith Falls VFW
bent Merrill 8-2 nnd Euglca drub
Calhoun 14-t.
The Calhoun siiiid hna vet lo get
on the win side of the lrder. hav
ing lost four atrnlitlit for und's
puted iMMisrsslon of lust plnce In the
13-tenm circuit.
Four Star Merchants. Ashley
Chevrolet. KnlKhls nf Columbus and
Tlllelnke VFW are leading the lea
gue at two wins and no losses. Lest
nielli's defeat wns the first for
Tel-n and first win for the Eaglea.
names rhedulrd for Fr'dnv nbtht
will see FlltiiKson's mill tilnylng
As'-lev Chevrolet In one 1:30 game
while the KC outfit meets the Mer
chants tn the other. At 8 30 p:aples
play VFW In Ihe only tilt alnled
Freight Shippers
Free On Delay Pay
WASHINGTON. June 3 (TV-Rail-rood
freight shippers will not have
lo pny for drlnys caused by Pacific
Northwest floods, Ihe Interstate
commerce coiuinlslon said today.
The ICC suspended the demur
rage rhurge yesterday on cars held
in those accllona of Idaho. Oregon
nnd Washington affected by hlgh
walera of the Columbia and Bear
rivers or their tributaries. The order
la effective throughout this month
unlras modified by the ICC.
Teds Take
Class 'B'
Ball Title
Itoosevelt school's lze D softbnll
team won the grade achool chum
plonshlp for Ha division yesterday
by defeutlng Mills arhool 9 to 6 In
a game played on Modoc practice
field. The Itoughrldera hud beaten
Mills 6-4 Tuesday In the double
ellmlnntlon tourney.
Mills lost yesterday' tilt on walks,
giving up 10 of them and only five
hits. The fourth frame waa a dis
astrous one for the Mills team as
Itoosevelt scored aeven runa, mostly
on puasea and errors.
Ocne 81. John waa on the mound
nnd he gave up four walk that
Inning before being relieved by Don
Dexter, who gave up a couple more
before getting the aide out.
Up to that time the score had
been 2-2. Mills came up with four
runs In the lust Inning but the rally
fell short.
Don Dexter waa the hitter of the
game, getting a (Ingle and two
home runa although the last homer
didn't count, lie forgot to touch
third base.
Members of the championship
team Include Danny Lowe, Jim
fJcvuhs, Ingram Montgomery, Rich
ard Boettcher, Delbcrt Cummlngs,
Wayne Winkle, Olen Winkle, D.
Nlebaur, Joe Shearer and Ro-sa
Tomlln. Roosevelt coach la Darreli
Poller and Mills coach Is Dean
Jonca.
Grade achool awards and trophies
will be handed out In special as
semblies tomorrow.
Ben lee becomes fresh at the
end of the summer It forms. The
salt mells down Into the water
again.
The smallest gasoline outboard
motor ever built was one half horsepower.
The Antarctic penguin cannot fly.
but la an excellent swimmer and
diver.
Underwriters Name
Putnam For Prexy
Life Underwriters nominated of
ficers at their noon meeting at the
Wlllard on Wednesday with Eldred
Putnam named for president. Loy
Enrkcr. vice president; O. E. Thomp
son, secretnry-treasurer, and direc
tors, Ben Gibson, Melvln Bowman
and Onll Webb.
Don Wilson was a visitor from
Portland.
National Quality awards were
niesented at the meeting to Myrle
C. Adams, John Houston, Martin
Rw anson, Paul Lee and Paul Winter.
Tile world's largest strliied buss
enught nn rod and reel wrluhed 73
pounds. II was ratight at Vlnevard
Sound. Muss . In 1913 Bports Afield
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Rainiers Creep Up On Seals
Only Three Games Behind Now
Hy The Associated I'resa
The Brattle itnlnlers, like the
Uirudse In that fabled race, are
cluing In on the front running Han
Francisco Heals In the Pacific Coast
league.
Six weeks ago Seattle sat In the
cellar. Today they're perched in
second place, only three games and
a handful of pcrcenluge points be.
hind the Seals. The current series
Is even at a game apiece.
Recently Hcattle has enjoyea
some fiincy pitching and last night,
when they sh..ved another game off
the Heals' margin, 2-1, they bene
fitted by revived hitting form of
Ed Mlerkowlcz In one of those
crucial spots.
Big Ed, In a slump for a week,
whacked a triple and scored on an
Infield out for the winning run in
the sixth Inning. Johnny O'Nell
singled In Earl Kupp In the second
for Seattle's other tally. Mickey
Rocco's single and Joe Brovlas
triple produced the Seals run In the
sixth.
Seattle didn't win without a strug
gle, however. Seal runners were
tossed out at the plate twice, once
In the ninth Inning.
I1KSKE VS. I.KIS
Righthander John Corsica won It
for Seattle, giving seven hits to Bill
Werle's eight. Tonight It'll be He
man Besse 17-1) for Seattle and Al
Leln '2-1) for the Seals.
Portland's Beavers shackled the
Los Angeles Angels. -0, on Jake
Motty's flve-hlt pitching and hom
ers by Charley Silvern. Hcrm Relcn
and Harvey Storey which produced
four runs. Reich batted In the
other two counters with a double.
SADDLES
Red Adams gave up all the 12
Beaver hits.
Mooty. who struck out eight men
last night, was on. of six Beavers
who lost their homes and belongings
In the Vanport, Ore., flood disaster
The others were Mayo 8m!th,
Frankte Zak, Duane Plllette. Ford
Mullen and Fenton Mole. Smith's
family was rescued from the roof of
his house.
It was a bit freakish when Sacra
mento got only three hits off Holly
wood's George I Pinky) Woods yet
won the onll game, 3-1. Rex Cecil
gave the Stars nine hits.
Ban Diego homers by Daln Clay
A blurglll sunflsh may be best
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