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Newspaper Page TextPACI TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1948 Dykes Job burner Mitf Worth It Bevos Push Seals Overtime Br The Associated Press Tti Los Angeles Angels lira building up nlnth-lnnlng home run Jinx on the Hollywood Stars. Tor the fourth lime this season. Hit Angels last night beat the nun with a losuinntnc over-the-feticer. It was Billy 3chuster's solid sock over Uie centerfleld fence his seventh of the year which gave Los Angeles Uie 6-5 decision. Relief Hurler Vernon Kennedy thus was victimised for his second beating in two nights. He bowed Tuesday as a starter. Red Lynn, also functioning in a relief role, was creauco. wim nu truui m, uie mw In the Pacific Coast league. HoiivuoiKi'i second straight loss to the Angels stirred further talk . that Manager Jimmy Dykes' Job was I getting shaky but this was denied vigorously by Business Manager Os car Relchow, "There has been absolutely no meeting held or called to discuss the situation." Relchow said. "Dykes Is our manager and he's doing the best he can with the pitching he's got." Meanwhile, first-place San Fran Cisco nosed out last-place Portland 8 to 7 in the tenth Inning, largely by some fancy use of relief hurlers in the overtime period. Portland overcame a six run lead to bring Uie score to six-all at the end of the ninth. Dixie Howell put San Francisco In front In the top of the tenth with a homer with one. man aboard. STOREY HITS ONE Harvey Storey, first Portland bat ter, retaliated with a homer and then the Beavers weeded to fill the bags with none out At this point. Seals Manager Lefy O'Doul rushed In reliefers Al Lien and Ken Gables who successfully smothered the threat. Jess Floras scattered six hits In pitching San Diego to a S-0 victory over Seattle. Flores never was In trouble and allowed only one Rain ier to reach third base. The Padres lumped on Seattle starter Fletcher for four runs In the first Inning. Jack Graham account ed for two of them with his 27th home run of the season which drove In Johnny Barrett. Doubles In the eighth inning by Loyd Christopher and Maurice Van Robays drove In two runs and help ed Oakland to a 4-2 triumph over Sacramento. Foes Of USBR River Project Attack Plans Two Alternative Suggestions Left ; With Examiners MED FORD, June 10 Wi Oppo Bitlon to the reclamation bureau'? Rogue river development program left the hearing examiner with two alternative suggestions today. In yesterday's wind-up of the hearing on dams to provide irriga tion; flood control and power. Sher man Smith. Grants Pass attorney, said a tributary project with units on the Evans. Little Butte and Mc Neil creeks and In the Howard prairie area would provide more water and power at less cost tnan would the bureau's projected Lewis creek dam on the main Rogue. He said the bureau report, sub ject of the hearing, was inadequate and incomplete. William Voight Jr.. Denver, west ern representative of the Izaak Wal ton league, said the bureau should scrap Its plans and take up another calling for integrated planning by all affected state and federal agen cies to get full development with out "destroying one of the natural resources." Fishermen, backed by the TJ. S. fish and wildlife service and the state game commission, contend the reclamation bureau's program would seriously threaten sports fishing on the Rogue. WIPE OUT FISHING I. C. Denman. Medford, said di version dams proposed by the bu reau would practically wipe out up per river fishing and irrigation dams through fluctuating and warming the water would adversely affect 1 Jish We. He called the bureau report "spec ' trlative' 'and said the plan under which power would pay $71,000,000 of the $89,000,000 cost under the first of the bureau's two suggested programs was unsound. Earlier statements that the de cision properly rested with the peo ple of the Rogue river valley were criticised by Denman. He said $300. 000 has been spent by people from Oregon and other states for Rogue fishing development. Brig. Gen. Ralph P. CowgiU. Salem, who said he had fathered the law prohibiting further dams on the upper Rogue, protested that sports fishing groups' time at the hearing had been cut short. It appeared for a time that the hearing would extend into today, but Harlan H. Barrows, Chicago, conducting the hearing, decided to wind it up last night. Mills Team Takes Legion Opener Altamont and Fremont teams opened the Junior Legion base ball season with a twilight tilt at the Altamont field yesterday which Mills took 17 to 6. . Mills scored their runs on 24 hits nd 10 Altamont miscues, while Altamont got 11 hits and the bene fit of seven Mills errors. Bud Mullin homered for the los ers, Long and Hafar for the win ners. ! On Saturday the Mills outfit plays I Tulelake here and Altamont has a game at Merrill. S, V , 1 I K - Ik , . Vns w , E. N 5 js-f A & ,m i k J ; m I ; 1 MKvjl Phils1 $60,000 Rook Begins Paying Off Cart Simmons, (he Phils $60,000 rookie, is beginning to py for him- self. Lut night he bet Cincinnati's Ewell BUckweli S-t in a pitching duet By The Aasoctated Press Apparently nil that was truublliur young Curt Stmmoiut was a case of big league Jitters, Off to a poor start, Uie 10-year-old Egypt. Pa., high school graduate who received a record bonus of $00,000 from the Philadelphia Phil lies last summer. Is beginning to pay dividends on the investment. The solidly-built southpaw out- pitched the great Ewell BlackweU as The box: San Franc tsca Trower. m Tobin. ct , , , Shofner. 3b Rocco. lb . . . Brovia, rt ... Luby. 2b Howell, e Brewer. D Werie. p Gulntlni. rf DemDMT. p Len. p Cable, p . Total , Portland Rucker. cf Zak, at Lazor. If Storey, 3b Mole, lb Helen, n SUvera. e . Baslrukf, 2b Dlblast. D Gabbard. p Mullen. ? ! I i line s ia m m k boa l s it l Yets Acquire Pair Of Wins Softball game on Modoc field last night went' about shifting a few dates on the city league schedule but the net result was to keep the various teams about where they were In the league standings. The Four-Star Merchants and Ashley Chevrolet teams wrote their fourth wins Into the record. Both are undefeated and lead the circuit at this Juncture. The Merchants jumped on Elllng son's Mill outfit 13 to 1 and the Chevs beat Calhoun's 9-1. It was the fifth loss for Calhouns. ; Weyerhaeuser's team gave a 1-0 forfeit to VFW In one of the early games and the VFW squad took ' Moose lodge Into camp by 18-1 In a makeup game later In the evening. . Ice Out Of East, Diamond Anglers planning a trip to Pau Una or East lakes In Deschutes county opening day. next Tuesday, probably will be In better shape to fish when they get to the lake If they carry chains and a shovel in the car. The road Is that bad. according to the game commission and all avail able "eye-witness" reports. The road up to Paulina la negotia ble without too much trouble, but the four miles or so on over to East lake Is regarded as Just "passable." The latter was opened up through deep snow which Is still melting. Ice Is out of both lakes. Diamond lake highway Is still ! closed to the public although It was j plowed out se eral weeks ago and j some people have been to the lake. Work was going on this week on the ! dirt roads around to the summer home area and that was expected ! to be completed by Sunday. Ice on Diamond lake has broken up. ! Qame commission crews are now ! working at both Diamond and East j lakes taking trout eggs, an annual ! cnrlnff nnrmtinn Ihmvn lr hv thm I late ice break-up. 1 Half a million eggs were taken In I the first few days of the work and j the prospects are tor enough eggs to t fill the hatcheries. The new Wizard Falls hatchery ! received a shipment of some 140.000 rainbow trout eggs from East lake. Fishing season on Diamond. East and Paulina will run from June IS through September M. the Phillies defeated the Rrds 3- in Cincinnati last night. Simmons was tagged for nine hits, but In only two Innings did he allow more than one hit. He struck out nine and now has a record of four victories and four defeats. DL-k Slsler. hard - hitting Phllly first baseman, accounted for all Philadelphia's runs with his ninth home run of the season which came with two men aboard In the third Inning. The St. Louis Cnrdtuala missed an opiKirtunlty to take over the first place when they suffered an 11-5 setback at the hands of the Boston Braves In a night game In St. Louis. After presenting the Cubs with five unearned runs to drop an 8-7 decision In the opener, the Giants came back to win the nightcap -l. Ralph Killer's three-run homer highlighted a five-run first Inning and gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a -4 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Detroit Tigers came from be hind twice to hang another defeat upon the skidding Athletics, 1-4 in a night game In Philadelphia. It was the As fifth straight loss and dropped them Into third place, a half-game behind the New York Yankees. Early Wynn registered his sixth victory as the fust-traveling Wash ington Senators whipped the St. Louis Browns 5-2 In another night game In Washington. Ruin forced the postponement of two games in the American league, Chicago at New York and Cleve land at Boston. AAU Track Clashes PORTLAND, June 10 UP) Oregon AAU track and field championships will be held here Friday and Satur day nights. Track stars will begin performing at 7:16 p.m. each night. Entries will compete in three classes: boys, high school students and the open all age. Local Bowlers Pace GP Meet Klamath Falls bowlers are head ing the list of participants In the El Rogue bowling tourney now being held at Grants Pass, and the rolling Is due to be completed by Sunday. Don Lustan holds first in class A singles at 11M. Ell Rons la third with 1132 and Charlie Booth fourth at 1064. In the doubles, class A, the Rots Wlnland team Is third with 3 ISO pins, and In class B Bill Owens and Al Hnckenworth have 3132 for third place. 103 pins behind the Wake-man-Booth duo In second with 3334. MATTER OF FINES NOW FACES PCC M1MMOULA, Mont., June III To day's the day for the firework l( there are giilug to be any al the Paclllo Coast conference meeting. The matter of compliance or fines for noil-compliance Willi the conference code romt up beloro the faculty representatives. Commissioner Victor O. Schmidt makes his report on the code, and there were reimrts Hint some luvurcd uunouiu'ing only the total flues levied against code violators. They didn't want the total broken down to show the Individual violators. Thut mutter hadn't been decided as the final duy's meeting began. The faculty representatives and athletic directors did decide, how ever, to raise the prices for next season's football games. The prices lunge up to (7 lor box seals al top games at UCLA itnrl Southern Cnllforuln. Iteierved scuta will cost 15 for Hie Notre Dume UCLA. USC-UCLA, and Hliinlord California games, (4 (or the Oregon Stale-Oregon and Wa.tlilnKtnu-Mln-uesoia giimes, xu for the UBC Oregon mime, and ;IM for the Idaho-Oregon game. Football couches presented their rccommcmlntloua on the number of dnlly pructlcea during the curly full seuson. and other mutters, to the di rectors. Dean Stanley B. Freeborn of Cali fornia, conference president, salil he doubled the conference will finish all the business on lis agenda. Experts Predict Par Golf Will Win Open Scheyer Applies For Webfoot Post BREMERTON. June 10 ii Coach Dwight Scheyer of llrrmer ton high school has applied fur an assistant football rouclilng post at the University of Oregon. Scheyer. whose undefeated Hrein- LOH ANilKI.KH. June 10 (I'l Favorite lieu Mogul) and about as line a comiiellllvo Held as the country has to oiler teed off today in the 4Htll U. 8. open gon rnniii- plonnhlp. The plut-slsed llersliey. Pa , star with the long, strnliihl shots was the limlcnl choice to lead the pack when Uie famed trophy Is awarded at the 73-hole conclusion Snlimlay, Hoiiuii has played some of his holiest golf oil the 703(1 ynrd Itlvlera course, hard by the Pacific. Itlvlera Is the longest layout over which the national oiien has been played. Its par Is 3S-36 71. Esperls, those who piny the shots themselves, voiced the opinion even pur of 3H4 would be sufficient to will the title. Ilyron Nelson, former champion, once the grenlest of Ihrm nil, looked It over and snlri 387 might lake II. Lord Byron emerges Mom semi retirement now to play III only a few favored tournament a year. He will be )ut a iectnlor here. Ilognu, new PGA champion un willingly on the spot as the man to benl, tackled the Job tixlny with the prediction that "3H3 will win It." The links derby thut will deride whether Lew Wnrshnm of Oitkmout. Pa., will reinln the laurels he reaped a year ago al Ht. Louis. Veteran llnkMimn Hurry Itasnlrr was hoping thut lucky llgln ning would strike aunlii loduy. 'llio Culver Clly, Calif , pro drop, peil a hole In one on Hit 1411-yard 1 tit It hole during pracllco ycirnir, "Guess I should havi saved II, hi uugeil Hnssler, one of 171 starter III today's first round. ertou team was geiternlly conceded last year's mvihlrnl stale champion ship, said Unlay he drflntiely I In terested In college coaching. Hp said there are several other applicants for the Job WE BUY USED GUNS Appmlul Krro Sport HAL'S Shop Ml Mala Phon MO A Shipment Of Famous jctPs Has Just Been Received Here! r Comploto lite ranges from 25 to 44. Demand hoavy, to ihop early! 3.45 1 I UK GUN STORE 114 MAIN NTKKKT Toyly Aces No. Seven Andy Toyly. playing In a four some yesterday afternoon, tumed in the first hole-ln-one of the season at Reames country club. Using a six-iron, he aced the 152-yard seventh hole. He was playing with Jim Kerns Sr., Art Macken and Ous Ander son, who can testify to the shot. Andy's ball hit on the green, bounced once and rolled Into the cup. Chicago contains 13SS hotels, with a total of 135.400 rooms, of which 35.000 are transient rooms. Wanted Young Man Drslring buflneu experience and training In retail merchant. 11 ng-. Opportunity for advancement. High school education required. Earnings to start approximately $240.00 per month. Apply Standard Stations, Inc. 6th and Klamath Smith-" Bridie. 9 Vnnr, U Beard-" , Fleming. P Totalt 44 J 15 a M J Batted for G board In 0th. Batted for La tor In &th. Batted for Wenner In 10th. in Francisco 031 110 000 3 S Portland . . 000 020 301 17 SUMMARY: Run batted in Moweu . Tobin 2. Rocco. Shofner. Ruckner 3. Lazor. M. Smith J. Wenner. Storey. Two base hit Refftellf. Zak. Home runs Rocco. Rucker. Lazor, Wenner, Howell, Storey. Stolen bane Shofner. Double plav Luby to Rocco: Baatniki to Mole; Werie to Rocco. Left on bae San Francisco 10, Portland 9- Winning pitcher Werie. Losing pitcher Flem ing. Umpire Powell. Warneke and Deever. Time 2:45. Attendance 3313. Leave By Rail BERKELEY. Calif.. June 18 lft I The University of California varsity and junior varsity crews left last night by rail for Madison, Wis., to meet the University of Wisconsin shells in two-mile races Tuesday. They will arrive tomorrow. After the Badger competition the oarsmen go on to Poughkeepsie, N. 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