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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1948 HFRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE N1NI VGems Handed 11-10 Defeat By Dodgers Blengino Tagged With First Loss; Nygord Is Winner MKIlPOIfD. JIIIIP 0 iHlxvlnll Nine run In (hp first two frames Have I hi- Meclfnrit lkulKer. k 11-10 victory here la.l nliilil In the llr.1 of tliree-iinme rrlr with Hi Klamath Fulls (lnn nf (he Fur Writ IrtiKUF, 'I hr UiHturm have now won pluht of thPlr Inst 10 mum, mid are hpciillnil fnr Dip flrnt rtlvtiliin after mijnui n In or iipur I lie cir cuit crllr. Mrdtnrtl nurd four pitcher. 111 thp RHiiiP. .tnrtliw with Hay Uiebblnu who wn knocked nut of the bin bv the Clems In I lir flrnt limine. 1 lurry Nymuil una the winner but had to have relief. The' Orms .cured four rutin In their hnlf of Hip flrnt but the Dod Itprn came buck wild three In tlie botlinn hnlf. Then In Ihp Mrdfnrrt nldo of IhP second Hob MIcllRlllo aa .helled nnd Ihe ntlack contin ued on foil Vllonn. The big second frnmp started with nne nut. Nyiinnl walked. Jack Dunn nlimlrd. Hub Tmile added a nlnitlr to nrorp Nyiinrd nnd nrml ninin to third. Don Tnylor nnd Mill Undue, walked, forrlm In n run nnd put Jtjii Mrdford ahead fi-4. Klpiiflnn Irft the mm t Hint im'nt In fnvor of Vlloun. (Veil llnmlttoll greeted Vltoun with n slnalr I lint ncorrd TiMile nnd Tnvlor. thru fwtl fluthrrford dmi bird, ncnrlnii llnditrn nnd llnuilltou. nmkliiii six ruin for the atanta. he iu Wan lion lllriiKlno'n flrnt of the season, lie hnn three wins. Tlr m amai n r At ah it n o a r Western Mail DBag Pity Ray DaughtersWith His Bevy Of Mermaids lly JMK IIK1VINM HEATH. E, Junn B Wi-lliiy Daughters will bp In Hrlluln at the time, but he probably won't nttrud the minuul sheepdog trlnU nt Aberyslwtll. lly Auuunl II when Ihe sheepdog, ntrut thrlr muff -Itny In likely to Imve lili fill of Wembley, England. And Ihe Olympic iiumrn. And bountiful swimmers. An couch of Ihe U. H. women's siln.h team, Rny must be piipH, muiiiuin, advlner and dlsclpllnarlaii-oiily he can't itpunk 'nil.' Krom June II until Ihe ahlp lull for home utter Ihe Olympic! Kuy will be aurroimdrd by the world'a moat gro-goiKeoua mermaid.. If you don't think Hint wonderful you've never tried lo reunon with a prima donna who linn Hint lont a rnce to hrr monl Imled rlvnl. Or with a doling mother who I convinced her M'l Lulu 1 being nwludlrd. The .plushlng atiirtn July 311 at Wembley. lly Auuunl II a quiet, homely herHlog might look good a to Mr. Daughter.. If he dldu I Imve Softball Starting Delayed w. Huftball Lent ue W. Merchants 3 Chevrolet, , 3 Tulcluke 2 k of a a L. Pet. L. Pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 .017 Roy Helser Tosses Four Hitter As Beavers Bump San Francisco Galen mentioned the drying prop erties of linseed oil In 330 AD. Tclco . Vr'W MooitO Weycrhncuner . Klhngson Merrill KiiKlen (Julhoun .sin .600 MS j.i;i .250 .000 lo shepherd hi own little luiiibn back home he could nneiik off for a rrntful duy at Aberyntwth. Kver since lie waa named coach hut year Kny hnn been wnrnliiK the mermnldn that Kuropo would Hive Spring 'Cap Finals Set Finals of the nnnuiil nprlnii hundl- rnil Liltrtliiinent fnr llnnm,.. luiimnn them a woeful walloping unlena they B,,,r, will be played Friday, the U( rich Mown lo serious iiuiioua. ! For a lime he thought It might be wine to lenve all the brrnst.lrokrrs lioino when the tenm anlln on the I AMM.r!, .lillV is ! , . . , Yenterdiiy Mm. Stclgor defeated We are glad la pan. on lo you 1 1. Mrl K M llHVIlloIld ln , .., change of mind: It woii d not be , ()J , l(d KimxI nelRhborly to keep Ihln pulth- .... , ritude nl home, lluy'a rennonn. ,' -""' connolalloii linnl. thouiih. are entirely prnetlcal. Tliei1", "r" M,,r bw,in,n Bill, are awlmmlng fnnler ,ud , l"t Mr.. WlllUin Urove. that, why they'll make the trip. ' -lwle brncket the flrnt ilium in rcnuy ior uie cnumploluilup round, bt'twecu Mm. J. It. bnuw and Id-hole chamiilonnhlp mutch Ik tween Mrs. Marvin Nernelh and Mm. J. J. uiclKcr. They will Ire olf at a. m. 3h ft lanli- MUII. Ill Aiiaalmu, II llarn. el M.ihUr. r lllMln(. p Vllinii. p TtiuU Hklll llttll Tlr. II MihIi. .lh MmOlu r . Mrlln r niithvifi.rd. If VthM. 3h tnravictla. .... . 4 0 3 3 0 1110 0 0 0 9 10 0 0 0 0 U 10 I 13 0 3 0 1.1 4O1I0 4 0 0 3 I I I oooooo . 1 J o i I o i .1 0 0 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 0: l..ltili. p N.laiil. p rtrMn. p . Ilugltaa. p - T..I.I. M II 10 17 7 J Klamath fait. - " 10 Mr.lfuMl l Omi-H I MHAItV ItJ Kull.ail.ti1. Dunn, Talnr. nlankal. Iliiii aarrlfli a -ll..IKa. hlt-'latr. HtMlaaa. Ineavlll.. tin lt puehar llio. Ho liy Nyga'tl 3 llu.HM 4. Illanilnu 1. Vllmia 4. Walka ull lebhliig J, Nlaanl 3. I'vlcrvii t, Mtilhva I. UUliflrm 3, Vltnua I Hill lluim. Imilr. T.il.ir. llo.K.a. Ilainlllon 4 Marllll llulharroMl. ri-wlal. Hmall. Jut.n. njankar a, AiiBalnut 3. Ilw.n and Mbltlar. WlnitlMI pllrtiar NvMard. Utalita pltrhar lllaii.lno. LOU --Klam ID II. Mailliua 7. 'Oroville Pads -Far West Lead Mr Tb Aanoelaled Preaa The Orpvlllt Hed Sox continued to add to their lead In Ihe Par Went lens lie lat night by an R In 6 vic tory over the lleddlng llruwnn. It in their necond ntraighl triumph over the llmwn. on the Sox field. Jule. Hudaon went the route for the Hox. winning hi. flrt profe. alnnal fame. He gave up nine hit. In Plltaburg. Manager Vlnre 1)1 Mnggio pinch nlngled In the win ning run for 9-1 victory over Santa Kona. Bob Zolllernffer. Wlllnw. moundn mnn. turned In one of the bent pitching effort. In the Infant lea gue, limiting Mnrynvllle to three hit. fnr 5-0 ahutout. Jean Wllnon, Niiucy Urubb and Cnrol Pence have been fmhllnu the water to a froth nt Purdue. Clnrn Ijimore of Providence, the evenl'a veterun. 1. In peak condition, lxil. Wehrinan 'of Loft Angele. .howa great promlu. Three will be chonen. Sury .Immerman la almont aure to head the backnlroke tram. There Junt Inn t anybody In the world or any other place who can catch the Portland. Ore., awlfty. There'll be plenty of competition for the two other backntroko bertha. Mnurern O'llrlrn of Newark and Marlon Senior of Providence will mnke the velrrana hand-haul a lot of water. Among thcae are Ilnrbara Jenaen, Oakland; Muriel Mellon, Uia Anoxic.; Hetty Hhleldn. New York; Lorna Dorllng. Purdue, and Ilnrbara Jmtgdnnn, lndlnnnolln. 'Hie 400-meter, may be a five way bntlle. with Ann Curtln of Bun Prnnrlnco and flrenda Ilelner. lxm Angelea, a. chief duelllnta. Marilyn Hahner of Albany, Ore.; Patricia Hraley of Plalnfleld. N. J . and Joan Mallory, Han Pranclwo. will be In the argument. BIX glrla will make up the 100 ineler and relay teaina, with Mane I Corrldon of New York Ihe new sprint chnnip In the flrnt plure picture with Ann and Urrndn. Jackie La Vine of Chicago. Jrim Lulyeiui of ludlnnnMjUi, Nancy Merkl of Portland. Ore.. Dorothy Hrhwartt of Kenoaha. W... and Pat lleuley are other bidder.. Petite Vicky Uravea of Paaadena la the llklleat candidate In aprlng board and platform diving. Patny Klneher of San Francisco and Zoe Ann OUon, Oakland, art leading springboard cnmietltorn. Ray will look over cand a very attractive auignment, thin i hi. hopefula In Utree meet, before the Olympic trial, are held at Detroit July a-1 1 . The flrnt I. Friday and Saturday at Ban KranrUco and the erond July 17-18 at Loa Angelra. The national aenlnr outdoor AAU program I. at Ban Diego June 34-27. The tram will be announced July 12. Uood luck, gala. Mrn. J. D. Kcwilrr. The second flight 1. atlll in the Miill-lllinl .luxe, ami Friday', imitche. will have Mrn. Ixjrcn Pulmerlon aguliut Mrn. It. if. i'urgernon and Mr.. Lloyd Drew againnl Mm. William Owciu. Mathews By Points HALT LAKE CITY, June 8 iV Hurry MuUiewn, Hcallle middle wclKlit, outuoinu-d Uie aging Jackie Burke of Ogden, Uuih, la.it night In a 10-round outdoor mutch. Burke ! matlo Muthew. rnln. many of hi. bent punche., but abaorbrd plenty of punlMimcnl from hi. opponent', lightning left hand. Each fighter weighed 160. City koftbull lc....c gumen for to nlghl will be played a little later Ulan unuitl becaune of a KUlIt) bund concert on Modoc field In the early evening. The regular schedule of giimc. will be followed. I At 8:30 or thereabout, the lotul Vr W U'iiiii pluys Wcycrhaeucr Timber company and at the other I end of the field the undefeated j Four-Star Merchants lake on Kl- 'llngwin's Mill outfit. The .econa round I. slated to : start iibout :30 with the Kuglo playing Moone and Calhoun 3 piuy- ' lug Ashley Chevrolet. jVelex Winning Streak Ended SEATTLE, June uP-The all w Inning streak of Joe Veleu. Seat tle lightweight, wan at an end to day. The 132-poundrr, now fight ing out of Spokane, dropped a 10 round declnlon lat night to Charley Johnson. 128. of San FrancUco. Preliminaries: Joey Clemo, 124. Portland. TKO'd Jenn Mitchell. 129. .Seattle. 7; Jack Flood. 189. Tacoma. knocked out Steve Morgan. 185. Denver. 1; Blaekle Vanderveer, 130. Seattle, and Jimmy Jackley, 128. Portland, drew, 4. By The AsaoHated Prraa Any time Lo. Angelea play. Hollywood there's likely o be tire work.. Last night's game between the nclgliiorhood Pacific Coioit league rival, wa. a cane In point a. the third-place Angels took a 10-8 decuilou from Hollywood In a 28 hlt .lugging mutch. The Angel, advanced a game In the standings a. the front-running San Pranclnco Heals bowed to Port land, 8-1. and runner-up Brattle lost an ll-lnnlng tilt to San Diego, 6-4. In the league', other aeries opener, Oakland tripped Sacra inrnto 4-1. Kxiwrt relief pitching by new comer Doyle Lade steered Lo. An geles to It. win. Lade look over from Red Adam In the fifth to quell a rally with the Angels In front, 8 to 3. and the tying run on bane. Hteve Mennrr'a 11th inning double which drove home Daln Cluy en abled Bun Diego to nip Scuttle. The Rainier, took a 3-0 lead In the third Inning and widened It In the fourth on Tonv York'. I homer. However, the Padre, came I back with three Ulllc. In the sixth on single, by Mrnner, Johnny Bar rett and Buster Adams and a double by Jack Graham. Oraham's 2Uth homer of ihe season In the eighth tied the count. Ban Franclaco wa. the victim of Roy Hel.ner'a four-hit pitching. Portland won the game on a three run spurt In the fourth inning after the Seal, had tied the count at one-all In the necond. The Beav ers addrd an un needed fifth run In the fifth. NEWARK Aaron Perry, 151 K. Washington. D. C . stopprd Laurie Buxton 1441;-. Watford. England. 8. SEATTLE Charley Johnson. 126. I Bun Francisco, outpointed Joe Ve lez. 132. Seattle. 10. FKillTH LAST N'KillT HONOLULU- limn between Pe- : dro Jlmlnei. 158. V.llcjo, Calif., and ! Snl lor Ike Patlnn. 158. Honolulu. ' ruled three-round draw aftrr fight ers collided head-on and were un able lo continue. 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