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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON P ACI SEVEN Gems Take Seventh Straight Victory MKDI'tlltl), Juno 3 iHri lull Tli faal-muvlng (Jem extended (Mr wlnnliiB alir.k In acvrn atiaiiiht guinea last nlulil and climbed eniitlirr mm li In Far West bm.rbull Imiiua alaiuliniia to cind plar. Klamath KbII la Junl two uaiiira away Inun th leaiue-lcaillin I'llla bur Dlaniiuula. Last nlilit tin Hpuila drlrulrd 1 1 in Mrillnrd Nuniiela 6-3. Ill ninth alralaht win " lin arrira. blaewher aruund Hit lrau Vsllcju iKImUhI I'ltlaljui.- z-u iii inm tuna thla year th Diamond liu bn bl.llkrd, Will" topiied Hrd dills S-l (ltd Hunt Hiiaa aroiril tn In tli tii nl th ninth to i1 Maryavllla 3-1. Klamath Fall now liaa per cental of (KM) laj-TJI hll Wil low and Hcdilliut io lied at SVi UD-341. ritUblltn'a prrrrnlalie la .03.1 13K-JJI. Jim Frmllrlon, r I ii h t h a n d e d pitcher acquired by tlm Ornia, hail one-hit gam oln Inln th LlSTANDINGS far wt;sr i.f.agi r. w I, Pittabuig Klnmatli Fall Wlllnwa Itrddlni- tfjanta Kim .... fcleryavlll Vallrjo Mcdfiird :i m ji :i 31 , :i ji n p.t Many Ballplayers Challenge Newsom's Traveling Record arvrttlli InnlitK Lai night and waa mastum almm with a o-u lead. 'Ilia only bit nf( blm up to thai tlm waa a aliile by bill I'mkard In th lourth. Hut tli NuukfU auddrnly perked up. Mill l.lllilbrlK. Chuck Chealre and (lua lluono ful conarrutlv alii illca to kcii on run, Jack llulrk llillffrd l.ynn Houlha (rounder to let In another and Ken Mlllbenicr alliulrd Ul Will llrld with th III iilim a lourth hit and batted In th third run. Johnny Ux-man rr llrvrd I'rndleion and pinched uff th rally. Hob Caaarlll hit hl nilith homer ol th seavin In Ui arcond Inning with mm on baa lor th Orma. CaM-lll had two alnaira In addition to lila hortirr Th Klainalh-Mrdfnrd seiles nd .(100 tonlltllt. Mi MS Mi .375 J7I Yesterday's Hraulta Klamath Kail. . Mrtlloid J. Vallrjo I, Pittsburg 0. Wlllnwa t. Redding I. Paula Roaa t. Marysillle I. AMI lilt AN I 31 Nw York . . Philadelphia Clvtaud - Hoaton Detroit Waahington Chlrago HL Louia Yralrrde?' Hraulu Clrvrland 4. Detroit i New York . IMmi 4 Philadelphia Washington HU l.cua 7. C'hlraao 6 NATIONAL 1.1 At. I F Brooklyn 40 :s St. Ixiula 38 36 Philadelphia 37 JI Itnalrm New York Cincinnati Pltuburgh Chicago Veelrrday RraulU New York 1. Boaton I. Ilronklyn f. Phlladrlphla S. t. Loula t. Chlraio 0 Cincinnati at Pitubuigh. rain pac-iiic coAiiT irAtii r. aja Ml Mil M", 445 .418 Jl7 :k3 I hi boa hi aw a i n rail N. .11111. M JriiMii, .H . . lira. fl Hmw lh ( altl rf lUifialldrf. If . tlLlrK. Ill M..iilr, r I'iidlvlon. lilMinan, . . Totr-U wrnlitalt 1 Mlllllgrf, W ai.iMiM-a, a aniih Jin, p . TttUla a-, ab a m o a r AP Nrwafraturr NKW YOHK, Jun SD-Miiv ovrr. Vino, thrr r a liiim!n-r of guva 'h piar lntrratd In your rr otd lor travrllng from on bull club ui anothrr. In lila !i0 yrara In orKunlwd hall. Bobo Nrwaom playrd with 17 dllli-r-rnt tama. Twli: th HnaUira tioukhl th big pllrhrr baik to WaahliuiUin and th llrowna trlrd lilm a third time In HI. 1iula. Kvrn ih llriaiklyn IXKliirra had Nrwaom on two ocraaloua. Twenly-thrr pluyera In Ih Na tional league have worn two uni form, thla aeaaon. Uobby Khawn, uilllty Inlirlclrr with the Chlrano Whit Hon. haa been with three teania. Hrevlou.ly he waa a Oiunt and Pirate, lint th deal to end all drala waa Williams Popular CHICAGO. June 2S lA'y- fur the rerond auccenaive year, the Hoaton Hed Hoa' aluirglng outfleldiT, Ted ; William, haa become "popular ; champion" of the all-atar baarball poll I I ITie nation - wide balloting by j i!ana to aelert the atuiilng Amerl- II. Hrooklyn . Pltuburgh awlujll. They exchanged Johnny llopp and Marvin Keckley Juat when Hoppwai lulling hla family aettlrd In Pitta 'juikIi. llopp moved hla family to I'.rooklyn and a few daya later th deal waa called off when th Plratea i.ald aomethlng about Branch Rick ey of Ilronklyn dealing them a re-armed outfielder In Rack ley. Klrby HlKbe of the Olanla haa Urn ahuitlioK U. i and forth. Ttie l llihrr la playing with lila 1 1th team. Utility Inflelder Bert Haa of tne Omnia la Maying with hla 10th tr-am In orRumd ball. Walker Cooper of the Giant. Mli kev Livingston of the Bravea i end Hurry Walker of the Reda all I have been with 10 different, cluba. ! Kd rlaucr. now a Brave outfield i rr. Ix iCHii the wavin with the Car I ilitiala. Hie fted Bird dealt lilm to the Plratea on June 15, trading ' deadline day, and a few hour later the Plratea aent him to Boaton for Catcher Phil Mail. The name day. Kaurr a brother. Hank, who hit 3S liomrra fur Cincinnati laat year. Golfers Eye Links Title AMf-S. Iowa. June 3 "Ai Tli went to th Cuba with Prank! BaumholU for Harry Walker and Peanuta Lowrey. American Iagu team hav paaaed 10 playera on to other big league paaturea. Two of them were waived over to the National leagu Hank Edward. Indiana to Cub, and Herman Reich, a bontu player. Indiana to Senator to Cuba. Chicago appear to be a haven for waiver pluyera. Th Whit Bo hav ihre mn Clyd Bhoun, Charlie Kreaa and Rhawn. who were ob tained from National league cluba fn th 10 000 waiver price. They alao got F.d Klleman. After appear ing briefly with the Indian In laat full world aerlea he waa traded to Waahington, went U) th Yankee for a few cupa of coffee and wound up with the White Box. Thla has been a acrewy aeaaon Joe DIManKlo aldellned by a heel, rddie Waitkua ahot by a itrangc Irmnle admirer and Leo Ourocher retting uapended for attempting to Major League LEADERS AMP.KICAN ITAGI E Batting-Krll, Detroit, J53; Mugglo, Boaton, J34. Runa batted In William, Boaton, 77: Btephana, Boauin, 70. Horn runa Wlluam. Boaton, It: Stephen. Botn. Henoch, New York: and Jnoat. Philadelphia, 16. Pitching Reynold, New York, S-l M; Raarhl, New York, 11-J NATIONAL LEAOI R Butting Roblruon. Brooklyn, .363 ; Klner, Plttaburgh, J48. . Runa batted in Roblnaon. Brook lyn. 0; Hodgea. Brooklyn. 62. Home run Klner, Plttaburgh, It, Mualal, St. Loula, 14. Youngsters To Hold Parade On Saturday Th youngaters are definitely In th picture Ui flrat day of th Klamalh Basin Roundup. Saturday, with a kid parade acheduled for 1 o'clock In the afternoon. Judgea for th parad ar Mr. Charlea Perry. Lea Offleld and Paul Lee. The march will atart at th armory and proceed down Main street. Saturday morning, 30. the kid will sea a free Roy Roger movl at the Pelican theatre. Autographed picturea of Reno Browne and Roy Rogers wilt be Pitching Branca. Brooklyn, 8-1 given the kida at tha end of th .00; Newcombe, Brooklyn 5-1 JB3. parade. Mlaa Brown, Monogram pictures western starlet, W1U ride In Chamber Continues Refinancing Plan A meeting of tli chamber ol commerce rvflnanclng commtttrw waa called at 10 a. m . Tuesday, by Chairman Riiaaell Tladale, and th group met with the membership and service fund committee. Volunteers took proa pert card and will contact people for dona tlona who wera mlaaed during th Intenslv half -day drlr held Juu t. Righthander Hurls No-No th parade and personally auto graph her picture for th small fry. Five sections will be Included In the parade a bicycle section, mounted section, pet section, doll buggy section and a costuma section. Boy Scouts, Otrl Boouts, Sea Bible Class Has Spur For Effort LEBANON, June M (It - Thr were 45 atudenta In Mr. Edna Bow man's Bible school rlaaa. She told them her husband would give them free airplane rides If they finished the two-week courae. She told her huaband, manager of the Lebanon Cascade Airway, to expect eurht or ten th number that usually finishes th eours. Husband Walt Bowman paid oft Monday. All 45 finished th courae and It took Bowman nearly until dark to give them all rides. ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. June 23 (V- protect his cap, then reinstated and 1 Jim Moms, a 34-year-old right tlgned to a long term contract. hander. hurled a no hit, no run ; Scouts, Camp Fire girls and Trail Only Connie Mark refuse to ge game for the St. Joseph Cardinals in , Blazer Cadet will all be Included, excited. He is the only major league 'the western association last night. I Prizes wil b given for winners i.wnrr who has panned up oppor- Th Cardinal beat Hutchinson, In all the sections. tunltles to deal with other big Kas., 9 to 0. Irugue cluba since the season I Only two Hutchinson batters i It Pays to Use tn rY ant Ads I openeo. Mayrje tnia is a gooa omen ; reached oaae. one on a waia ana on ; - for Connie. At M he at 111 wants on a wide throw to first. another pennant winner. Maybe , Moms was with Houston In the he'll get It yet. I Texas league last year. J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Offlc at KM North 1th 8L Phon Ktt .. 4 . 1 . I . ... I a l a liuna in aeieci ine aiuning smrn- - - " ' . ? 1 : , , , .... ico cee bova got down to grip to- i ".(no uii naiiooai irusuv iniruiai mi - , , ... ! ! i ih. lath mnie.t. acheduled ,r ' day In match pl.y In their struggle j Prooklrn's Kbbrtt field July 13. tin j i i i i , i i t t j S O I I . I 000 I 0 I 0 o U i rr is ll-llril tiir Uuutlura In llh. Kiat'ialli rallt Olu vii m- U-ll-.rtl Ma) lm Jtn-J HI MMAHY IIR -1'at.Mlll Hlll-Nor-tlell I illl. W"lir. I'anrllal.Mi J. Mil). tftfr. Ilu.-nt). Sputl.Hh SO -by Peixlle- lphin 2. aputl.-a S, Jnn 1 to determine a national champion. I enda at midnight tonight. I Arnold Palmer, the southern con- rinal reaulta will be announced '"ence champion from Wake Poreat. Saturday by the Chicago Tribune , a Uie uip man emerging from 3D charing house for the voting which ! holes of qualifying play. o ii j organ Jun 10. ' The ll-yer-old sophomore from Williama haa collected 1 41S.337 , Latrobe, Pa , earned the honor with J 1 1 vi-tea out of the total 1.401 773 cast a 70-71141 and that waa a new o!ti. th latest tabulallona. He waa competitive record for the 6045-yard ' moat norjular choir, laat v.ar wlih I Iowa Btat college courae. Th pre- i 1.&M7B4 out of a record-breaking vloua mark for the U-year-old 4.HI7 "93 j course waa 143. Williams leads his nearest rival. I Palmer's finlkhlng blast shaded Jackie Hoblnaon of the Brooklyn i Pred Sampler. Purdue' co-champion Ltodger. by Ki2i. 3 33 37 34 34 I .I4 , .itoo ; .444 .4.17 Aon ,4.'D JUI , J1 mi fl l-n Hollywood Seattl Oakland ' Sacramento San Diego . Portland W 63 47 44 ' 41 43 3g San Pranclaco 43 61 413 Loa Angelra 3g 44 .4u Yeaferdav' RewulU Seattle 1. San Dirfo I Oakland 4. Hollywood 1 San Pranclaco 5. Ia Angrlrs 4. 1 , Sacramento t. Portland I. -ton S Ui-min 2. I'pur I,. a I'l ar lupman. nptiila win net I'enrlietnn jt -S,uilfa-I HI' Jeian. rintarrf. I'llr IIP Nioll IB Mm. a Ut He-M I fcH CaM.UI. fmltnl. (,..l.ta I.4IH Klatxalh 1. M-nl'rrl II. rif KUmallt 4, Me.lf.ird S aAC - Mute- OSC's Entrants Both Qualify LINCOLN. Neb. Jun '4-Orf-goii H'jal rollntra to rntranu in lh Triu-MluliJ.ippl women! golf tKirnni4nt entered the first round of mulch play her today. They are Oracle le Mnmt. Cor vallts, who qualified with 79, and Ktlran AnderMMi. Helena. Mont., who qualified mith an 81. XI its Mau met Mra Tff An- , dernn. Lincoln, who had a 92 lit 4 Ml rttialifvlnt plav. Mlaa Andervn met Ted Norbert Out; Earl Bolyard In 3I .441 .4114 ioo Mra. t R. Manaflrld, Uea Molnea, who had an U. I K. HTM LAT NK.IIT l.oa AntHe Thomas. 1T7, riilcgo. atopprd Keith Nultall. 134, Brlgham City. Utah, . i of the Big Ten. by a stroke. Sampler rushed horn with a M. two under par. in laat evening's dusk. Pour players, howeter. didn t beat the developing darkness sine two of them had qualifying possibilities. S f,l-vnir iiiwnlvin. uv-r, U VICTOIHA June39iCPi-TedNnr- .h.r. .... h.M tr nmii .nd.. bert. mana.er of Victoria Athletic. ! H,n. w,rd of North Carolina In the Western International base- unner.ny, th first round leader ball league, ha been relieved of that wlth . go .,ihri a 71 vraterdav fJn,l"'m lor' the third position In th hunt Keg Patterson, business msnager. , fcir medalut honora. Ward a 143 announced early today from Tacoma 1 placed him a stroke In front of Bill that Norbert will be succeeded byjohnton of Utah, the Skylln con Karl Bolvard, long-time outfielder ereme champion, who acored 73-71. In th New York Yankees farm L. m. Crsnnell of North Texas ayatem. who haa been managing the state was fifth with 70-7 141. Norfolk, Va , club In the Piedmont ; Dick Yost. Oregon Stat, waa well league. 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