Herald and news., June 27, 1949, Page 11, Image 11

MONDAY, . JUNE 27, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE ILIVIN
Bevos Climb
to Sixth Spot
In Coast Loop
West Blasts 27th
As Padres Split
With Hollywood
Hy lh Associated I'rrse
Rplit duubleheeilere vers the flab
belli menu Uiruusltout the I'eclllc
Coaat leeUS.
Tlmt u except lur Han Fiiiicluo,
lii ii liail Iwlii-beeLtni. eerved
li by Portland la give tin leavers
u uiuiuralionable liolii i alxlh
lla III Uia elaiutliivs.
Mas wt came Uiruugli with a
choke till Llt for Ban Dlei, hU 37lh
linnirr ol the season with two
aiioaitl. Tills nu the margin ol a
a to win or Ilia Padre, ovar the
liip-lradlii( IIiiIIvwoikI Nlars In Ilia
mini gaina ol the day.
In lha oriirr Hollywood's Uorrtnn
Xlelubemrr kept Hall Dlrio wall In
rlieik and lha Btara turned in a
el.i1ona la to victory. Ilaib
(oimari and Irv Noren batted In
I va runa aplere lor Hollywood aa
the HUri won lha lopsided affair.
Il.ker T. it.'amionballl Milieu..
i! !a Anfelea negro newcomer,
1 1 anl un hia third twirling victory
In e niuny tinira ihi tha mound M
ne Anuria edited Heattla 7 to 6 In
i He fmt nit. -ma Kainrra captured
the lllilhtrap t to I but M All-
(elei, in tha leagua caller, won tha
eel lea lour gamea to three. Ilea
l"lo lilt triumph. MrOanlele larked
ieed and control, yielding II hlu
e'ld (iva taalks belora ha waa yanked
In tha eighth. Hut ha almwed
hiewitncM in lha rlutrhea and re-
elvrd gom lupport.
Oakland won a aeren-lnnlng
prner a to 1 and rtarramento took
tha regulation nightcap 2 to 0. The
eeronii gania win waa Frankie
Davioi lath victory ol tha year
euiiui lour losses. Oakland ran
away with tha lint game, cinching
It Willi a elk-run eulurge In the
l rl inning oil Manny Halvo Tha
lag punch waa lunilnhed by Prank
Kerr with a hnmrr, hli firl ol the
season,
rortland took the Han Francisco
Hrala fl to I and 4 to 0. Portland
Ital rtaliiman hurled neat two-hit
111 in I ne nightcap lor hl ninth
win ol the eeaimn. Red Lynn, pitch
ing In rellel for Oeorge l)!ehl. Waa
credited with tha Portland win In
tha ofiener.
Keattle 100 100 310 I II 1
lx Anselea 010 Ml loi 7 10
Metcher. Ardlmla 6, Holmann
anal nreseo. While 7 : Me
lkainrls, Anthony ill and Malone
Heattla ml 010 1 10 0
U Angelea 030 100 0 I g 0
Karprl and Clraaao; Kelly, Wat
klna i and Burbrink
Portland mi loo OnO I 14 0
A. rranclaro 111 000 001 1 10 1
Olehl. l.ynn i9 and Oladd: Urn.
Brewer i)i Cables and Parte.
Portland . ono 100 14 11 0
H Franrlseo OnO 000 0 0 10
Bailsman end Burgher; Nagy end
arvla.
Hollywood 307 340 Onol: IS 0
Pun Diego 100 004 000 5 7 I
-otltrberger and Unaer; liavaga.
(Vvirno c4i Thnmpaon ia end
Monre.
Jlollrwood
flan Diego
010 110 0 I
loo 040 I
Wvia end ITaer; Jurulrh end
Riicher.
Oakland goj 001 t II 0
ftarramenUi 000 Ml o 111
Huiton and Kerr: Halvo. Merman .
! Prelue 7 end Plumbo.
Oakland 000 000 000 0 1 0
Barramento 010 000 10s 1 I I
i nnmpaon. t ecu a ena raagett
Iaiao and Ralmondl.
lirAT WAVF
LONDON. June n (-Brltaln la
having drought and e, heat wave
too. The temiierature In London hit
01 degree today and there'a been
no rain aince June 12.
Btenngraphera lun-bathed on the
rnofa of butldlnga during their
lunch houra. In the hnuae of lorda,
Iiritaln'i htgheat court, lawyera were
allowed to remove their traditional
wig a.
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flA('KAMF.NTO, June n MV
Though he hag been crippled since
boyhood, rred L. Mnsler of Prenno,
Calif., rhlpped M out of 100 targeia
yesterday U win the (Hand Pacific
Uapahoot handicap.
Ilehind second-place Hurry C.'rak
er of Wlllnwa, Calif., who ahot 07.
came two Oregonlan. Emerson
Hrlckley. fiierne and Milliard llakrr.
tied at HI. Hilly Pog of Mount Ver
non. VVanh . had .
Karl t'olann of Tiipirnlah had M.
which along with hla lull In th
alnglea and 04 In the doublea tied
him with Hert aVImlnater, laat year n
lug lea champion for the all-around
title. Colaon forfeited the trophy,
however, by leaving early.
The Kedmodd Wuh i gun club
waa awarded the IBM (Hand Pa
clllo trapahoot louriianient.
H. D. McKldnwney of Knumrlaw
waa named president of the Pacific
International Traiwhootliuj auorU-llou.
Golfers
Tee Off
AMffl. la,' June 27 it Tlie
"fastest Held In hutory" teed off
today In tlie opening apurt for
medalist hnnora in tha national col
legiate golf tournament.
The "laalest Held" label came
from Ted Payaeur of Northwestern
unlveraity, NCAA golf chairman.
"We have ehampa by the doaen."
remarked Payaeur aa he mentioned
tlie entry Hit of 240 linksmen rrpre
aentlng 00 collegea and universities
Tlie arhool total U e new high for
tha 61-year-old tournament.
"We really have aome grand kids
and I look for a great tournament."
Ted said
Thuaa "grand kids" were off to
day on an ll-hole teat ol Iowa
Htate college'a rugged BOSJ-yard lay
out through Die wooda near the
campua.
It waa the (Irat half ol medal play
to determine the 04 qualillera lor
match competition oening Wed
neaday. Alio Involved waa battle
for team hnnora won laat year by
Han Joaa college.
Bobby Riaos
Bops Budge
PORUTT HILLS. N. Y. June 27
. Bobby Klgga U naUonal pro
feaalcaial tennla champion again be
cause he la champion ol a big. red
haired guy named Donald Uudge.
The bandy-legged little retriever
from Altadrne, Calif., won the pro
title yuterday, hla third In the laat
lour yeara. by turning back Budge,
from Oakland, Calif.. -7. J-. .J.
7-
Klgga defeated Budge for the
championahip In 1D4S and 1M7
after loalng to him In the finale In
1D41. when Don waa at hla peak.
There waa )uat one taint on
Klgga' conqueaL It waa achieved
with tha lellow who la regarded aa
the king pin of profraalonal tennla
Jack Kramer not around.
Kramer, laat yeara winner end
victor over Rigga In their croaa
country aeiiea. elected to atay
round London and watch the Wim
bledon champlnnahlpa.
Finnigan's Gun
For Veterans
rinnlgan'i will be gunning for the
aralp of a Uip-divtaion team tonight
when they Uke the Merrill field
agalnat the Merrill VPW. The con
teat la due to atari about 7:30 pm.
In the nightcap. Kalplne U fa
vored to whip the Reclamation
Bureau. Thla one ahould go on at
30 p m.
Thla la the third week of the
county aoftbal! league.
Ballon tee In the Colorado desert
waa a aalt marsh before 1V03, when
defective Irrigation ranalg turned It
Into a lake 40 mllea long.
National Bannir
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this year.
They are Floyd Simmons, former
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chl. former University of Portland
star. Iloth were named Saturday.
Simmons will aaaiat In backfleld
coaching: Tedeacht will handle the
freahman aquad.
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needa are being met everywhere In
the state except around MrMlnn
rille where cherry pickers are
sought, the state employment serv
ice reported today.
Some 2M additional pickers are
needed in that area.
The call for agricultural workers
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