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PACI TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 194 Byrne Limits Detroit Nine To Single Hit Lipon Breaks Up Second No-Hitter Effort Of Season Br the Associated Press Tommy Byrne would like a tip on how to piU-h to Johnny Lipon Upon. .250 hltttnit Detroit short Hop, twice this season has blasted Hyrnes' hopes of pitching a no-run. no-hlt game. Johnny first played the villain' role last May S. Byrne had a no- hitter doing through six Innings, but Lipon greeted the New York Yankee lefthander with a single to start the seventh. He collected the second of Detroit's three hits tn the ninth, as Byrne came through with a 12-0 victory. Lipon was all that stood between Byrne and a no-hltter last nigh at the Yankee stadium as Tommy hurled another 13-0 shutout against the Tigers. A crowd of 55.591 had visions of the first hltless game by a Yankee pitcher since Monte Pearson shut out Cleveland 11 years ago. as Byrne mowed down the Tigers without a safety for seven Innings. Then came the eighth and uo strode Lipon. Byrne threw a high inside curve. Lipon swung and the ball sailed on a line toward the left field corner. It landed Just Inside the foul line fair by a foot The partisan crowd groaned as Lipon crossed first with a single the only hit of the game by the Tigers Si ether Bengals reached base, all via bases on balls. Eddie Lake. Tiger third baseman, walked on each of his four trips to the plate. -I wouldn't have minded It so much If he had gotten his hit off a strike pitch." Bvrne said later. INCREASED LEAD Byrne had fine support in regis tering his fifth victory of the year, which increased the Yankees' first place lead over Detroit to five games. Byrne was only one of the seven lefthanders who came through with flying colors yesterday. Rookie southpaw Maurice McDermott pitched the Boston Red Sox to a three-hit 7-0 victory over the St louts Browns. Recently recalled from Louisville. McDermott faced only 38 batters tn chalking up his second victory. Alex Kellner another rookie southpaw registered his 10th tri umph pitching the Philadelphia Athletics to an 11-4 victory over the Chicago Whit Sox. Kellner gave up five hits In becoming the' first lefthander In the majors to win 10 games. The victory moved the A s into second place, one-half game ahead of Detroit. A lefthander Joe Hatten kept the Brooklyn Dodgers In first place in the National league, pitching the li rooks to a 7-3 triumph over the Eeds tn Cincinnati. Hatten allowed six hits for his sixth victory, half of them over Cincinnati. Lefty Howie Pollet enabled the 6t. Louis Cardinals to stay within a half-game of the Dodgers, pitch ing the Redbirds to a 10-0 triumph over the New York Giants. Southpaw Warren Spahn. aided by a 15-hlt attack against five Chi cago pitchers, chalked up his ninth victory, pitching the Boston Braves to a 13-5 victorv over the Cubs. SIMMONS GOES Lefty Curt Simmons went all the way for Philadelphia as the Phils swamped the Pittsburgh Pirates. -3. The Phils executed a triple play In the third Inning. With Ralph Kiner and Wally Westlake on sec ond and first via a walk and a single. Miller grabbed Ed Stevens' liner, tossed to shortstop Granny Haraner, doubling Klner. Hamner threw to first before Westlake could scramble back. Early Wynn was the only right bander to notch a victory, but even he needed help from a lefthander. setting it from Prank Papish in the ninth to receive credit for Cleveland's 4-5 triumph over the Washington Senators. It's Baseball. Not Softball The published report of the base ball instruction for boys 9 to 14 years c'.i to be started by the city recreation department erroneously stated the drills would be Softball. It's baseball and the instructor will be Bob Perry. Morning classes will be held at Recreation park from t till noon and the afternoon session will be held on the Roosevelt field from 1 till 4 p. m. New York Sandy Saddler, 12t, new York, knocked out Luis Ramos, 12Vi. Puerto Rico, 5. Syracuse Nick Barone, 178 "4, Syr acuse, outpointed Phil Muscato, 189. Buffalo, 10. Pendleton Western Suits Jackets 24 50 21 50 Pa nN t The GUN STORE 2 114 Main Rt Gems Break Loss Streak, Win 14-0 WILLOWB. June 24 i8peclal Finding the range of the led field wall here at Willows, the Klamath Falls Gems broke off a four-game winning streak last night and thumped the Cardinals 14-0 behind the six-hit pitching of Johnny Lopcman. It was the only victory salvaged by the Oems lit the scries, but It was sufficient to pull the Redblnts down from undisputed second place into a tie with the Redding Browns. Redding whipped Medlord for the third straight time 14-7. League I leading Piltsburg gained a little by I J -- I taking Vallejo 8-3. and Santa Rosa Inni Q li S ;l tlie Marysvllle Braves 8-3. I Redding and Willows start a On Sale? CLEVELAND. June 34 i. Brewer George Creadon and a group of businessmen 'want to buy the world champion Cleveland In dians for $3,000,000, the Plain Dealer reported today. Creadon is president of the Stan dard Brewing company here. Sports Editor Gordon Cobbleoick wrote that Creadon is forming a syndi cate that will make the offer "in the near future." That, the paper said, would cov er the franchise, players and real estate of the Cleveland baseball club. Of the group named by the pa- W. O. Mashburn Jr.. a Coca-Cola ! executive in Cincinnati, could be j reached. Mashburn asserted at his home I that he traveled to Cleveland two i to three times a week but that he j had heard nothing about such a ! deal. j But Tribe President Bill Veeck, .V.. mam ..) hmiKrht hi flam. ( . . , . ., i ooyani lacucs wi vi-tcumiu uhw years ago, said he had heard re- ports of an impending offer. He had this comment: "I'm not selling the Indians. These people are buying them. By that I mean I am making no ac tive effort to sell. But I will listen to any reasonable offer." Americans Face Two Big Blocks LONDON. June 34 (V Australia's Jack Bromwlch and Czechoslo vakia's Jaroslav Drobny look like the biggest stumbling blocks to an all-American semifinal in the Wim bledon tennis championships. These two Davis cup veterans won yesterday in a fashion that was quite as impressive as the un broken march of the United States favored quartet. Bromwich Is seeded fifth, Drobny sixth. Bromwich. runnerup to Bob Fal kenburg last year, ousted Eustace Fannin, the South Africa ace, 8-1. 8-4. 8-1 Drobny ousted Budget Patty of i Los Angeles m a five-set nerve tingler. 6-4. 8-. 7-B. 8-0, 6-2. The durable Czech had a lot of energy and shots left when the marathon was over. The United States tennis titans Ted Schroeder of La Crescents. Calif, Pancho Gonzales and Frankie Parker of Los Angles and Holly wood's Falkenburg moved forward but one fracture In their ranks was barely averted. Falkenburg, the defending cham pion, had to rally In the fifth set to repulse Joseph Asboth of Hun gary, 6-4, 7-S, 2-6. 0-6, 8-4. Brooklyn FItxie Pruden. 148';. St. i Catherines. Ontario, stopped Vlnnie I Kossano. 149. New York. 3. I sVcVVeVaNEVV ROUTE 8 Two BOISE-OGDEN ... Tj atu FALLS Leov Iv-LAf"" 166 LES MSBfnft'tiB-SlB WHEEL S STEERING ALIGNMENT lt tn r rM of Hit tirw, firirvint tterinf rittmny . . . thef. WWFCKS vital pane tnf check ma- toad wander that WRRCKS CARS. Let tit imooth out tbe pound ini tirt wobble that RUIN tire treads end take all the joy out of driving. Drfvw Safety Stvwt Wr wrHiout ytlW "V. , dl Tear GET MORE TIRE MILEAGE fJ For All Makes of Caea aK X "Satiifaction jSfSF All-Weys' ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 80. tth three-game series here tonight. KlauiaUl Falls goes home to enter tain its rival Oregon club, the Med lord Nmgeu, at Ueuis stadium. Last night the Gems got three home runs, each with a man on j base, in powdering two Willows i pitchers w ho made plenty of trouble , tor themselves by issuing 11 bases Ion balls. Elwin Elton flapped a j four-bagger ui the first frame. Mor- rie Nordell got his second of the season m the fifth and Don Phipps ! got his first In the seventh, j Lee Freese started for the Cards j and lasted through the home-run ! barrage. Bob Clear replaced him In the eighth and had his troubles in the ninth when he walked five and gave up three hits to allow the Gems live runs. Manager Burl Bonomi m " '"' f 1 last mau o"1- Johnny Lopcman allowed six hits. on a double, walked three and fanned three, but he was careful with men on bases and a couple ol double plays by the Gems' Infield helped him along. The box: KLAMATH t ALLS AHHN v Konfeli. n .Sail pmppa. 2b . s I 1 4 0 1 a is 1 i 1 3 1 I 1 3 0 s 4 e e o h. ct lb . Elton, rf - Hrnandei. U Jer.trn. JO Dctcalto. c Lopcman. p Totals 3S 14 10 17 14 ! willows : Pointer, m -i Kinnard. rf ; Davit. 2b , ! Mtli.l. cf - : Bonomi. lb. p . ! Rivra. 3b f Ritwhart. U Ahby. e ! Freeze, p Clear, p. lb - as a it O A I 1 S 0 a o o o e a .40 4 0 0 S I D 111 4 0 114 0 4 o i a o i a e s a e i a o o a o t o o i o o aa o in ii 4 300 OKI 22S 14 . . . 000 000 00O 0 ToUls .. . -. KUnuth Falls Wll'.owt SUMMARY: HH Kltnn. NoMl.ll. Patnwr. RBI NorJll a. Phippa Elton a. Phipp a. Rwa 1. Dricalto 1. DP-Nord.il to Phippa to R 1. Rjvara to Davta to Bonomi. lr Fri. SO by Lopcman 3. Frt t. Clear 1. BB off Lopcman 3. Frccw 4. Clear 1. LOB Klamath 7, Willows a. Seth Thompson To Quit- Office PORTLAND. June 34 UK Seth B. Thompson, state Insurance commis sioner, will step out of office June 30. En route to Seattle, he confirmed here reports that he would not ac- Pt reappointment when his pres ent term expires June 30. His future plans were not disclosed. Thompson said he would not re turn to his Salem office again. He Is going to Seattle for a convention of the National Association of In surance Commissioners, which will last through June 30. Thompson has served since March, 140. MISS PORTLAND PORTLAND. June 34 lPt Beverly Elaine Dean, 19. was named "Miss Portland" last night In the contest to select the city's entrant In the "Miss Oregon" contest to be held July 22-24 st Seaside. Her father. Monroe H De.n. la a one-time Portland Beaver second baseman. la. I B-30 A.M 7:00 P.N 904 Klamath Avo. Phono 6076 m WfkCfitES . 1 Phone 4111 m m State Golf Tourney Lou Jennings Leads Into Semi-Final Set PORTLAND, June 34 Hi Lou Jennings, who suddenly found his mislaid golfing form yesterday, teed off against Tom Denhart. Portland, today In the Oregon Oolf association scmt-fltuils. Jennings. Die defending cham pion, w-ho had been oft tils game for three days, shot a sub-par round to down Bill Langlry. Port land. 8 and 5. Today's other semi - final brings Co-Mcdnltst Ron Clark. The Dalles, against Harold Salvador. Portland. Salvador scored the day's upset yesterday by edging Ted Westling. Portland co - medalist, 3 and 3 Clark, a University of Oregon stu dent, barely eked out a 3 and 1 victory over Will Haines. Vancouver, Wash. The women's division moved qui etly to Its expected results, with the two favorites teeing off against each other tn today's semi-finals. FRESNO AAU CLASSIC WILL BEGIN TONIGHT FRESNO. Calif . June 34 The national AAU championships biggest track and field show for the year gets underway here tonight with Just about all the nation's top athletes on hand. There are only two notable ab sentees from the field of 330 per formers. They are University of Southern California's sprint star. Mel Patton. holder of the world 100 Texans Are Favorites WICHITA. Kas.. June 24 rV The University of Texas Long- horns were heavy favorites today to win the national collegiate (NCAAf baseball tournament. The meet entered the quarter final round tonight. The Texans, who won their sec ond game of the double elimina tion meet by walloping' Wake For est 8-1 last night, sit It out tonight while the defending champion Southern California Trojans battle Wake Forest. Southern California kept in the race last night by eliminating St. John's college of Brooklyn 13-4 In a ragged, 3-hour and 45-mlnute game. Dave Fiedler pitched three hit ball for the Trojans, but his teammates were guilty of five errors. Wouldn't you rather drink Four Roses? Reduced in $395 $215 n 45 QUART Tim Bunded Whiskey. 90 5 proof. t0 spuits. Frankfort Dntilltrs Corp., -Attend mm m Upper Klamath (turn right at Fremont Races Start 2:00 9 Heats Boat Races Sailboat Race ADMISSION. 50c Boat Show All Day Fri. and Sat. 'Til 9:00 P. M. Balsigcr's, Main at Esplanade Sponsored by Mrs. Lyle Bowman, Portland, who set a course record of 13 In the qualifying round, captured a walk away 8 and 7 victory from Mrs. Preston Coursen, Eugene. Corvallla' Oracle Lie Moss had It only a little harder, downing Sue Huston, Portland, 5 and 3. The other women's seml-flnnl today pita Mrs. Charles Kindred, Corvallta, against Mrs. Lloyd Bur gess, Astoria. Mrs. Kindred won. 3 and 1, over Lillian Si-hassen, The Dalles; and Mrs. Hurgesa downed Fellow-Astorian Mrs. George Os trom. 7 and 8. Sid Mllligan, Eugene, defeated Gene Bates, Portland, 8 and 8 In first flight competition. In the second women's flight, Mrs. Glen Ottacn. Astoria, defeated Mrs. Donna Sproat, Klamath Falls, 1 up: and In the tilth flight, Mrs. Gene Bates. Portland, defeated Mrs. Paul Parreiu. Klamath Falls. 1 up. yard record, and Doll Gelirinaun of of Wisconsin, top college mller, I Patton never Intruded to run ' here. Oehrmann withdrew yeater I day. He Is returning home for i personal reasons. First event Is the hammer Uirow , at 3:30 p. m . the first track event j Is the combined Junior-senior 10.000 I meters run three-quarters of an hour later. I The opening event In the senior 'championships Is likewise the ham , mer beginning at the same time to morrow night. t Perhaps the top duels tomorrow night will be the high and low ; hurdles pitting Craig Dixon of UCLA land Harrison Dillard. world 110 ; meter highs record holder, i Dillard. a graduate of Baldwin : Wallace, will be running unattached j Although he Is acclaimed by many I as the best hurdler ever, his tunes , have not been up to Dixon's this I year. Merrill Downs Alturas 5-0 Merrill Billiards softballera came out on top of the heap last night In their game with Alturas with a tab of 8 to 0. Blarkle Blarkwell pitched two-hit ball to down the Corral team. Bud Eastbum. Billiards catch er, hit four for four to lead the Merrill attack. Use the Want Ads for Quick Results! pricel PINT frtia Mutisl N.Y.C. Mi "V. 'os? w The Annual imhy, June 26 Klamath County Junior Chambir of Commerc SSI E&JSTANDINGS FAR WtiMT I.KAtil'K W L Pet Pittsburg 38 31 .836 Willows i 33 33 .600 Redding 33 33 .800 Klamath Falls 31 33 .Ml Mania Hosa 311 34 .Ml Vallejo 31 38 .315 Marysvllle I 33 JH& Medlord 11 3 .331 Yesterday's Results Klamath Falls 14. Willows 0 Pittsburg 8, Vallejo 3 Redding 14. Medlord 7 Santa llina 8. Marysvllle 3 FAl'IFU' COAST Hollywood u: (.i K . 81 33 .833 Seattle 80 San Diego 44 40 .868 .800 .800 .4m .4M .443 .4(10 Oakland 44 Sacramento Portland San Francisco Los Angeles . 43 . 30 30 38 Yesterday's Reaulla San Francisco 4. Portland 3 Los Angeles 3. Seattle 0 San Diego 8. Hollywood 3 . Oakland . Sacramento 8 AMERICAN I.EAtil'K New York 3 33 .8.18 .65 J31 AM A13 .48.1 JOT Philadelphia 38 Detroit 34 Cleveland 31 j Boston 33 Washington .... 30 Chicago 38 St. Louis 13 Yesterday's Results New York 13, Detroit 0 Cleveland 4. Washington 3 Philadelphia 11, Chicago 4 Boston 7. St. Louis 0 NATIONAL LEAtil'E Brooklyn - 31 34 .601 .800 .400 .411 393 Jl 8t. Louis 38 34 , Philadelphia 38 38 i Boston - 3S 38 j New York 30 30 Cincinnati 33 35 ! Pittsburgh 34 37 Chicago 33 3 Yesterday's Results St. l-nuli 10. New York 8 Brooklyn 7. Cincinnati 3 Boston 13. Chicago 8 Philadelphia . Pittsburgh 3 FISH COUNT PORTLAND. June 34 The upatream fish count at Bonneville dam Wednesday: Chinook 8M. Jacks 30. steelhead 3. Blueback 401. total 1048. THE BASIN'S BIGGEST SHOW! KLAMATH BASIN ROUND-UP July 2-3-4 FAIRGROUNDS KLAMATH FALLS Sea the: Show Saturday Night July 2nd Under the Lights! 9 RODEO ACTS HOLLYWOOD ACTS AND STARS IN PERSON! 3 BIG DAYS DANCES '. PARADES Tickets Now an Sale st 118 Re. lh Lake Bridge) p. m. n n mm DICK BARRETT IS STILL A WINNER II y The AsMirlalcd I'reta Kcwple Dick UnriVHl la atlll a pitcher to be reckoned with on the Pacific slope. The fat and fortylsh flintier re leased recently by Senilis racked up another win tor his new males, (lis San Diego Padrei, with a atyllsn aix-hlt 8 to 3 verdict laal night over the league-leading Hollywood Htars. possessor of 313 Patillo Coast league victories starting this season, lltirrrll posted his fourlli win agaimt three deleala for 1040 and apiieared as crafty as ever. Ha faiiurd five with Ins wide variety of curves. The Padres, In gaining their first win m four against Uie stars this srrlea, teed off on young Art Hchal lock fur six runs In the first two frames. The attack was led by homers by Dalit Clay, Orey Mlnoao and Dee Moors. Hollywood, however, lost no ground. Second-place Seattle was shutout with three hits by Los An geles' new righthander, llryau Step hens. Strphens had a no-hltter gulng for six and oiie-lhlrd Innings until Frank Coleman lotted a single to right. Two harmless slnglrs fell In the ninth. 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