WtUNESDAY, JUNE 22, IVV
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THIRTEEN
pirn
As League Official, Is
Perry Carrying Tough
Attitude A Bit Too Far?
Tlit anllrt of Untiling Manager liny I'erry-not hu home run
lilttlng anllie bill lua general on-tlia-fleld (ontlucv U getting under
the .kin u( iimw lia-al boarbell fan. wlio U uiMlrr.lanclabte pleamirt
III putting Ilia ilille on whenever the awerlliy clouler come, to tuwn.
In fad. I erry a antipathy toward Uema ataillum cualomera, nd
their delighted heckling of lilin. U developing Into Hit firtt lp.drawer
frud Hit far Wtit leagua haa aten In IU two araami of e.lalence.
Perry get lerrlllc riding whenever rt comet liert. Ilnw much of
hU reglalered anger la .how and how much U heartfelt I'm not
prepared lo Judge, but ht onre ent word up to Hit preaa boa u ek
PA eyalcm announcer lull Wrntwnrlh to ak tht lulu to Ukt It a
llitla eaalrr.
Tht aiiiiounreinent over Uw public addrtu ayatem. quilt naturally,
ilia nothing but thartien Hit apura of Perry's Jockey.. Riding the
uppoalllun la part and parrel of Hit tperiator-lntercat of tht national
tiwrl, hert ami everywhere ela. and I think Klamath ralla fain arc aa
Jocular and nn-vlndlcllvc about It aa any partlun crowd can bt
.lurried to be.
However, and hert la an angle. Perry la an oltlrer In tht Par Went !
league, vlr prraldenl. 10 be eaact. and a tuch U mort Influential Uiau
any oiher player or manager In the league, lit la a part owner of ,
the ItcOdlng ball club. In aurh an ofltctal capacity, regardlea of Uie
li-t that he U a Iremendoua comiielllor aa a player, ptrhapa ht carrlra ,
hi. rhlp-on-lhe-ahmilder attitude loo far at timet. J. II. Wryn. 3121
LaVerne. question a Perry a artlona on Ihe diamond on that count.
Write. Wryn (regarding laat Sunday night a gamti:
, . . The ticm. have aa fine a biinrh of youhg clean ballplayer
at tnt could lh la find In any mane league, not eaeepllng their
- ... k. thankful thev art playing for
HKIIMni -
Klamath Pallt and not Heddlng.
-Hi a downright ahame when a bynch tf peoapecllvt blg
leaguert ahoald be tubjected U trh treatment aa they were In the
IKunday nlghtl game by Manager Perry of Redding la hi. Intlu
tnrt on mnplrea . . . which ht e.hlhlted by having tht be.1 ball
and .irlkt umpire aeen here retire from the gamt ber.ua. tf a
headache ...
-Then It lop It eff. accepting a aloof a umpire a dor talon tn
alltwlng a ball th.t w.t foul by at lea.t four feet U be called a
home run waa about tht ptorcel e.hlblllon ml aporlunanahlp I
ever aaw ... I .hould like U repeat what I hart aald hert In tht
pretence of any Inlerealed league tfflrlal. particularly Vict Preridenl
Terry . . .
THAT IIOMr. SUN MR. WHYS menllom waa Iht third Perry hit
In Bunday night a gamt. and It waa tht pokt that gavt Redding the
victory. Whether It wa fair or foul Juat about haa Oem fan.
In two armed camp.-wlth moat of them toeing In tht contingent claim
ing It waa foul.
I h.v. another miiuif from a fan who aat In Uie aland, on tht
right hand eld of home plate and ht declare, tht ball wa fair when
It aalled over the left field fence at the SJO-foot mark. Prom Uie preaa
boa. located uilatr on Iht left hand aide of tht plat. It looked foul.
Tht umpire decided It wa fair and thal't final. I cant feature
Perry or any other ballplayer coming back to the plate after hitting
one ovtr the fence and protetllng to Ihe umpire that It wa foul.
Cards Defeat Gems
In Series Opener
WU.IXJWH, June M (Bpeclali Lefty Nile Jordan, who had pitched
acveu .iralght wlna for Uie Klamath Oem., got hla flrat loaa of Uie
araaon laat night 4-3 at the handa of the Wlllowa Cardinal.. Jordan
wa. uiupltchrd by Lonule ford, righthander who Joined Uie Card, only
yeaterday from hie.no.
Kurd gave up aeven hit to Uie Uema, one of them a triple by
tMorrlt Nurdell, fanned nint and
.... ..... I valkcd all. Jordan allowed 13 hlu,
Bud Ward Wins
State Laurels
WKNA'I-C'HKK, Julia 23 WV-Por
Uie aecond lime III 11 year.. Marvin
I Hud i Ward I. Ihe Htatt Waahlngton
Oien golf champion.
The Hpukane amateur tolled up a
73-hole loial of 27 yeaterday to
linuli three atroke. ahead of Harold
Weal. Portland pro. H w.a over
the uim courae that Ward won hi.
Ilrat .tale Ojien uile in IK 18
Ed Oliver. Healllt pro, flnlahed
third with iUM.
Al Uie end of play Sunday. Ward
wa. alith In a field of 72. Mon
day, ht turned In a crackling four-under-par
68.
Beavers' Park
Plans Readied
PORTLAND, June 22 a Tile
Portland lleavrra are getting nrarrr
a atari on conatrurilon of their new
ball paik In Houtheaat Portland,
tlrneral Mnrmxrr bill taillilv
aald In a tprech before a Civic club ,rf
yeaterday lhal only a few lechm-, hZ; i, Z
tunned tight and paaaed three.
Tht Carda picked up one run In
Iht aecond frame and tht Uema
matched It In Uit third. But In the
bottom halt of tht third Buattr
Klnnard tingled and moved around
to third on Don Davu' double. Oene
Milzel tingled to drive In both and
thou run. amounted to Uie victory
Nordell't triple and a alnglt by
Donnell Phlrpa In Iht aevanth ac
counted tor Uie Oem.' other tally.
The victory kept the Card. In
aecond place, half a game behind
I'ltuburg, while tht Oem. tuy In
fourth.
At PHUburf a Par West league
record crowd of 3600 tana came to
the bull gamt to tee the league
leader, trip Uie Mary.vllle brave,
a-1. Illalr rtimpaun hurled aix-hlt
ball.
Redding clung lo third place btr
tiouncing Medford 13-8. and V.I
It jo acralched out a 4-1 victory over
tianla Riiaa.
Tin box:
Kl...tk l.lla 0 A g
N..rlrJI. aa 5 1 1 S 1 0
Phlppa, 2b 4 0
Inc., expect crop of high protein
wheat In Uie Inland Empire thl
ear.
Tht group elected officer hert
and forecaat an "average" crop for
Oregon, Washington and Northern
Idaho.
A. B. Button, Portland, re-elected
reneral manager and treaaurer, aald
that "lack of rain ha reduced the
wheat crop In thl area, but It la
multlng In a .mailer and harder
kernel that haa higher protein
content."
Thla will help farmer, market
wheat for bread flour aa the protein
content la a major factor In cheat
ing wheat for flour.
Flood Claim
Bill Vetoed
WAHHINOTON, June 23 W1 A
bill that would have allowed the
federal dlatrlct court for Oregon to
decide on clalmr. of Oregonlan for
damage from a May 7, 1WJ. flood ;
wa vetoed yeaterday by Pretldent
Truman. .
Tht claimant aald the flood re
ulied from failure of tplllway galea
operated by the bureau of reclama
Uon In the Vale Irrigation dlatrlct.
Prealdent Truman vetoed the bill
becauae of ".weeping term" that he (ZntAtuvn KJ iwaan
aald could deprive the United I viawyn, II I Yen
Btatea of making tubatantlve de
feruea agalmt the claim..
"While I feel that the people
thould be extended an opportunity
to aeek a determination from a Judi
cial trubunal of their claim for
loaae which they feel were oc
caaloned by negligent act of the
United Bute, or IU ervantn, the
government ahould not be precluded
from preaentlng aubatantlve de
tente, which norm. II) are, and In
falrneu ahould be. available to It a
a party defendant," the prealdent
tald.
He added he would approve a bill
"couched In aueh term, a would
accomplish theae objective for both
panic, to thl litigation."
PARIS, June OPV Polirt ar- i ruptrd a allowing here of tht AmtrS
retted 40 demonalratora Including i lean film "The Iron Curtain." -'
15 eommur.lat national ajuembly drp-1 AU wert nleaied after queaUon
utlca Itat night when they Inter-'lug.
Split Film Tie-Up
HOLLYWOOD. June 22 PV-Brtt-
lah Actor David Nlven and Producer
Bam Ooidwyn have parted company
after a 14-year auocittkm In mak
ing film.
They aald the tpllt wet "an emle
ble one." Nlven aald he will be on
hla own and will try to line up an
independent picture. He .aid he
plan to work both In Hollywood
ind England.
It Payt to Urn the Want Ad. I
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BLENDED WHISKEY
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telllTt JOMPH t. FINCH CO. A1A00IN, PA.
Hiqh Protein
Wheat Crop Seen
SPOKANE. June 22 iA"y Official!
of Uie North Pacific Oram Grower.
o o 1
.n-h .a nl.rmnt nf iw- I Hmm .
. rrniftin to b ironed out. 'SJZ
nir uravrrt nvt ntia tne m lur i
vrvrral yer. The prrriit park in
Nnrthwrat Potiland has been con
demned u ft fire haiuird.
Shuffle Party
Prlrea In the recent city ahuffle
biard louruament will be awarded
Friday night during a party thrown
tin league playera, gueat. and com
mittee membera at the 97 club.
Hunrlae, league champion, will re
ceive the bulk nf the prlrea. Drift
wood flnlahed aecond In Uie league
and Schuat' third.
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Wilmington Rorkv Orarinno.
1WV New York, knocked out Bob
by C'lau. 14. Buffalo. 2.
A rOR rr.RRY'S Or.srRAL conduct, thtrtt no doubt ht did
delay Uie game eonalderably and grated on Uie crowd collecUve
nervea. HI ".polled baby" act. a Mr. Wryn put It. doe ant entirely
become hi tutu, aa a team owner and manager, experienced player
and league official.
Ht'a a ahowman though, and tha Klamath Pallt-Reddlng rivalry I
the heallhlett In Uie Par We.t league.
A. my Wift aald after a gamt but year In which Perry hit a couple
over the board.'
"What tht Oem need I ont of Ihnae"
. ! riinnniei
mil? icn DUKrmoc
VICTOR ON TRACK
RERKRI.EY, Calif. June 21 IA
Don Oehrmann. Wuconain'a IJ0
l'Utid Iron man. led Big Ten track
nnd field ttara to a turprlalng 70-81
victory over Ihe Pacific Coatt con
frrenca'a beat laat night.
Oehrmann won tht mile and half
mile and helped Ihe mldweatemert
U'umph In the mile relay.
It waa the Big Ten t fourth con
tecutlvt triumph In tha nlnt time.
Ihe two conference have met on
track and field. The PCC took tht
fir.t five nf Ihe meet which atarted
in 19T7 but were not held after 1S4J
until 1947.
On new meet record waa aet
when Lew Davit of Stanford put Uie
thot M feet t Inrhea. Thl. topped
the 53 feet IIS Inch mark aet by
Man Andrraon, another 8Unford
man. In 1039.
The crowd of around 11.000 aaw
nme nf the natlon t top track men
Ir, acUon. Theae Included Mel
I'atlnn. world faateat aprlnter
from Southern California, who won
Ihe inn-yard daah In Bt aeronda:
CTalg Dixon, of UCLA, leading col
lege hurdler, who triumphed In hla
rpeclaltle. and Mnl Whitfield, of
Ohio fllale. Olympic champion who
took the 440-yard daah.
It waa at nearly the laat minute
that Patton decided not tn enter Ilia
??0-yrd .print. A atlff knee forced
'he derlalnn. Thlt event wa won by
C harley Petera, of Indiana. In 207
reconrta. Tom Maaon. .MInneota,
waa aecond, and Oeorge Paaquall
IBC. third. The mldwealerner an
peied I point In Uie race and tht
PCC only ont.
Had Patton been In Uie race and
taken flrat, a. Uie expert had
figured he would, with the next two
place going tn the Big Ten. the
final acor would have been a M-all
tie.
Oehrmann won Uie mile In I HI
He had done better In thla aeaaon.
but It waa good enough tn bring
htm In three Tarda ahead of Prank
Owena, nf Indiana, with Kaart
Vefllng. California, third. Dick Pet-
teraon, OSC. waa .IxUi.
Tht Wlacnruin dlatanct a tar then
took the half-mile In 1 M-2. a bare
three Inrhea ahead of Herb Bartrn
of Michigan.
Whitfield, who won the 400-meter
run In the Olvmplr at London laat
year, outdlatanced hi competition
In the 440-yard event to win In 48 1
reconda.
Dixon, Uie double winner for tha
PCC. raptured the 120-yard high
hurdle. In 14.1 aecond. and Uie 220'
yard Iowa In 23 aec-onda.
Patton flnlahed Uie 100-yard daah
a yard ahead of Petera In ft etc
enrta. Hit world' record time for
thl. .print I 3.
Dwlght Eddleman nf Illlnnlt tri
umphed for the Big Ten In the high
Jump at 6 feet 4 Inrhea. and Henry
Aihara. Southern California, took
the broad Jump at 24 feet 1
Inrhea. The pole vault wa a three
way tit at 14 feet among Don Lax
Illlnola: John Montgomery. USC.
and Oeorte Haamuaaen. Oregon.
Mlnneaota't Byrl Thompton
hurled the diacua 167 feet 4 Inchev
for a Big Ten win.
Wiaconaln'. Jim Urquhart't 9:18 6
wax good enough to win the two
mile run.
1 i t t t o
a t i t o
Totala 2 I II K t 0
Klimith Palla . oni 0f0 loo 2
V.lllnw 012 1ronri-4
ftl-MMARY- lBNordflt. 2R lavla.
MMrl Hill FhipiM. Nivara. MltMl 3.
Kinnart- ao by Jordan . Tnrd t
Hll off Jordan 3. Port t WP -Ford
XAC-rord DP Phiepa to NordeU to
RtM 3 Alt - tot.
KHORTAfiE
ONTARIO. June 23 oPI The
Owvhee reaexvoir fell ahort of ca
pacity alorage of 751.000 acre-feet
of water Una year, deaplte earlier
precipitation.
Jamea Bpofford. Nyua. Irrigation
I manager, aald the peak ator.ee wa
1 603. 120 acre-feet, reached June I.
I The level ha dropped .teadtly tlnce,
1 he Mid.
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