THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Cardinals Here For Three - Game Series
HUtllif oil III moihrMuin of an eight-game winning elreak longest In Ihe Ker Went league this
ifiion-nd clutching second place by fragmentary eeven percentage palnU, the Oema com bc home
today to open Ihree-game eland here with the Wlllowa Cardinals.
nlahl Klamath Kalla laid nut Uw Medfnrd Ntiagrla lor the eeventh straight tlma In Uie ell
Oregun aeries, a 10-8 vlrlory. The acma' wlnnlni streak began June M whan they drfeuled lha Carda
14-0 at Wlllowa. Al Ilia atari nl thla month Ihe Oema. wrra In alxth plara.
Wlllowa now la In fourth, havlni loat laat nlahl to Ilia Redding Browne -8. Uoth Redding and Klamath
Tulare's Mathias Repeats
Bob Rolls Up 7556
In Decathlon Win
TULARE. Calif , June SO Hv Tu
aree Robert Bruce Mathlaa la att til
Ine nation's fluent drrathlon per
former and Tulare remalna tha hap.
piaal city of 13.000 In the country
"Our Bob." which la no Idle phrase
In thla town, captured tha national
AAU decathlon crown for tha aec.
ond atraliht year and kept untar
mahed tha brighter glory he won aa
the Olympic gamea champion latt
aummer at London.
Tha tall, (nod looking 11-year-old
Nicholas On
Shelf; Three
Gems Released
Infielder Buick,
Pitcher Pendleton
Added To Rotter
Outright releasee hava been hand
ed three membera of Ilia Uema
baseball aquad and Pitcher Joe
Nlrholaa haa been placed on the
Injured Hal for an Indefinite period.
Dick Magulre, business manager
of tha Oema. aald Pitcher Bed
Dykea. Pitcher Oeorge Oruell and
Infleldcr Don Phippa hava been re
leased, Phlppe at the request of the
Hniaa beaeba.ll club which owned
hla contract,
Dykea and Oruell belonged to tha
Oema. Rook In Jark Bulck. Infielder,
and Jim Pendleton, pitcher, hava
been added to lha rotter. Uulrk la 72
yeara old and recently was gradual'
ad from 8L Mary unlveraity. Pen
dleton la rookie alao, coming from
Lee Angela.
Nicholas auralned ft entsacla In hm
(right aide aeveral daya ago and tha
Injury haa Cot healed propertly. He
la the only player now on the
Oema' Injury list
Dykea waa Injured and out of
uniform befnr he wa released. He
had won two gamea and loat two. -Tha
Oema will bow to U rodeo
fUturday, pulling their erheduled
Saturday night game with Wlllowa
up until afternoon and play at 3:10
p m. A night rodeo aeealon I ached
uled at tha fairground.
The flaturday afternoon game,
first tried here, will be a ladlea' day
affair, women fana getting In for
10-cent tag ticket.
Major League
LEADERS
Bv The Assoelaled Preaa
NATIONAL LKAtii r.
Batting Robinson. Brooklyn, 183;
Kiner, P1ttburgh. JM.
Runa batted In Robinson. Brook
lyn. 80: llodgea. Brooklyn. 69
Home rune Klner. Pittsburgh, If:
Minlal. m. Inila, 14.
Pltrhlng Branca, Brooklyn, 10-1,
JOB. Newcn tribe, Brooklyn, 8-1. .833.
amkhh-av ir.kv.t r.
BatUng-Kell. Detroit. Wll
llama and DIMaggln, Roaton. 331.
Runa batted In Williams, Boston,
71: Btephena, Boaton, 13.
Home runa Wllllama, Boaton, 19:
Stephens, Boaton, 17.
Pltrhlng Reynolds, New York.
if I. .889; Raechl, New York, 11-3.
4.
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IeDLENDED WHISKEY
' -a - JJrcIr-
1 Ceaaa llewtrai ftsareat
Extend Win
Eight Games
athlete rollrd up 7188 polnta to out
distance field nf 18 rlrala gsth
eied from all parte nf tha nation.
It waa the highest score registered
since cuoloredoa Glenn Morris set
the Amerlran record of 1880 polnta
and the world record of 1900 polnta
111 1938.
It also eclliised In tlib, the fourth
time Mob ever tried the strenuous
10-evenl program, hla mark of 7334
In the nationals last year and hla
1139 In the Olympics.
Tha top five scores:
Bob Mathlaa, Tulare, list. Irv
ing Mondsrheln. New York, 1044;
Bill Alliens, North Carolina unlver
liy. 8718: Roger Terwllllger, Illlnola
AC. 8S8I: rioyd Simmons. Charlotte,
N C . 848J
Here's what Mathlaa did In bril
liant eilubltlon of what It takea for
an all-around athlete to win thla
sort of championship:
He ran the 100 metera In 113:
broad Jumped 11 feel 4't Inches; he
put the shot 45 feet i Inches; high
Jumped 8 feet Inch; and ran tha
0 metera In 61-3 seconds, all tha
first night. Ijut main he won the
liO-meter high hurdlra In 15 aec
enda flat; threw the discus 150 feet
It's Inches: pole vaulted II feet 8
Inrhea; threw the Javelin 117 feet
10'. Inrhea. and ran 1500 metera In
4 minutes 58 3 seconds.
Quit display for lad who
tends 8 feet 3 Inches tall and
weighs between 199 and 300 pounds.
No Hits,
No Runs
SHKRMAN. Tea . June 30 on
Big Tom Pulllg. who has been up
and down tha baseball ladder but
never quite to the top. knew tha
glory of perfect game today.
He pitched It here last night aa
hla Greenville Majors brat Sher-
man-Denlson 3-0 In the claaa B
Big Stale league. Not batter
reached flrat- only 31 faced Pulllg
In the aeven-lnnlng opening game
of ft double-header.
It waa the first no-hlt. no-run
game In the league'a three-year
history, tha first for Pulllg. tha vet
eran of Air'rlra a airborne gilder
fore In World War 3 during which
he loat three yeara from baseball.
The cloaeet he ever came before waa
In tha 1947 Teaaa league play-offa
when he held Houston hltleaa for
tlx and two-thirds Innings. But he
lost that game 8-8.
Important American catflahea are
contained In three major family
groups: the channel cats (three
aperleai; the bullheads (three spe
cies); and the flathead, mud or
river cat (one apeelea). Sports
Afield.
PUMICE TILE IS
l.aeereler taeta araea Pamlra
rre4arle are eaaerlar In etreatia
aa4 realties! la eaeltlsre.
Tlmm Aluminum Windows
(Sold Heal Waterproofing
Gold Heal Plaster Bond
New Slae Pumice Mock
8"a8"xl8"
Klamath
Pumice Til Co.
Termanent fta the Pyramlda'
1840 Owene Phne 4818
a-lr
f-"- gained a full Rama on the
leading Pittsburg LMamonde aa
HanU Roaa took an 8-8 declelon
over tha Diamond.
Redding and Klamath Pelta are
tied for aarond, figured In games
won and Inel. but the tlrma hava
a aevrn-polnt percentage bulge by
reason of having played fewer
Kamra. Klamath haa a .807 iS4-Mi
rarord. whlla Redding haa MO
aa-24.
At Marlines.' Calif . professional
banrbull made 1U drbtit lat night,
moved over from Vallejo where the
Chlefa' management and tha Val
lejo ball park falrd to aettle a dle
pute over park Improvementa. Val
lejo beat Maryivllle 8-8
Blan OlUnn went the route for
Uie Ucm. allowlni It hita in
notching hla third win The defeat
fell to Southpaw Oeorge Pain aa
tha Oema erorrd nine of their 10
runa off him In tha flrat three In
nings. Lloyd Jonea relieved and
rrved up a home run ball to Hill
Reeae. flrit batter he fared, but
put on the cuffa after that.
Jerk Plnkard had nomer lor
Mrdfurd In the third with none on.
The Oema committed eight er-
rora In almnat giving tna lame
away, but collected 11 hlu at bat
to make up for the atulterlnf de
fennlvB play.
Klamath ralla and Wlllowa open
their aerlea at 7:49 tonight In Oema
aladlum.
The bo:
KUnilk telle AH M O A r
Noroell. el I
rur. ab e i a i e
Hea, rt .. a 8 i s a a
ib a 8 a it a a
llernanoes. If s a a 4 a I
nun. ri 8 a i a a a
( m. rt 8 a i a a a
jnm, ab .. . a a i i I o
Mohlcr. ..4.1 8 8 1 a
uummi. a ... a I i a a a
Total
.44 14 87 II
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Flnnsrt. II 8
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Klsmslh Fslla
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ai'MMARY: M Reeee. Plnhartt 1 -a
fetlr 2U--C'eaeeill, Muhler, Oil
eon. Rerilt. Rni Ne J. Fsller 8. Hrue
a. Nontolt. Hernsml. Elton. CbeeMre X.
Plnksrtl 8. I'etly. snilh. Undberg. liar
IW. Imh- Pain ao bv c;ilaon 8. rala
4. June 8 BU -ff Glletit 4. Pain 8,
Jon 8 HP lluonft by tillkon. P.
Rumw an -llernanitef 8. Muhler 8. Ull
ann. Kllnn EH - Klemalh a. Uedford 8.
LOR. Klamath 11 Medford 18. tmptrea
. Urtaaal and Oennee.
Ausplcea
Klomoth Basin
Sheriff's Fossa
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SHOWING
TONIGHT
And All This Week
SOUTH 6th ST.
CIRCUS GROUNDS
AERIAL BARETIS
I Performance 158 Feet In tha Air
I Without Nrla or Safety Device
SEE
Bob Rollins and hla dare dev
il riders at the motordrome
SEE
Mlrkry Moum I'lrcw with 1M
Uvt prrformfrt
VISIT
The big anske farm featuring
Big Oene. U feet long and
weighing 151 ti pounda
SEE
The Funny Old Fun llouae
VISIT
The Wild f ile Show Wild
animals and blrda from all
ever the world
SEE
Freaks on Parade Mirigeta
and Strang Folks from
everywhere at our Mammoth
rirrua Side Show
FOLLOW THE TW1V
SKARCIIMOHTM TO TIIR
HIIDWGROUNDM
.STANDINGS
FAR WKHT I.r.At.l K
W L Pet
Pittsburg 38 24 413
Klamath Palla 34 n ten
Redding 36 24 .800
Wlllowa 35 25 M3
Hnnte Ro 32 23 .bwt
Vellrjo 24 39 381
Mamvllle 31 38 38
Medford 11 4'i 388
Yeaterday'a Result"
Klamath KalU 10. Mrdford I.
Banta Rosa 8, PltUburg 8.
Vallrjo 8. Mnrysvllle 8.
Redding 9, Wlllowa 8.
PACIf'lC COAST I.KAfil r.
Hollywx)d
Prattle
Aerramento ..
Oakland
Kan Diego
8m Francisco ....
Portland
Los Angrlea
.8251
M2
AOS
.600
.400
.467
.451
404
Yeaterday'a Resulta
Portland 4-1, Sacramento 3-3.
Ban Diego 8. Beattle 2.
Hollywood 14, Oakland 2.
San Francisco 8, Los Angelea 1
AMERICAN I.KAt.l E
New York 43 34 .842
t'hlladrlphlft 39 39 A74
Cleveland 35 39 .547
Detroit 37 31 M
Boston 35 30 A38
Washington 30 35 .482
Chicago 27 42 391
St. Louis 20 48 303
Yeaterday'a Reaulla
New York 9. Boston 7.
St. Ioula I, Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 7. Wanhlnrtnn 4.
Detroit 4-7. Cleveland 0-8.
NATIONAL LEAftl'F
Brooklyn
St. Loula
Philadelphia
Beaton
New York
41 25 l
40 28 .808
37 32 A3
38 32 i29
33 33 .508
27 37 .423
38 39 .400
25 42 373
Pittsburgh ..
Chicago
Yeaterday'a Results
Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 3.
New York . Boston 3.
Brooklyn ft. Philadelphia 1,
St. Louis 7, Chicago 4.
Army Net Champ
SEATTLE. June 30 iV-U Prank
Mrhner of Camp Cooke. Calif., won
the sixth army tennis singles cham
pionship here yesterday, defeating
8t. Lou Perslnger. Seattle. 4-8. 1-9.
8-2. 8-4. Mehner was all-army
champion In 1948.
I M r 1 1 11 as T r
M a. I Baaal It. m
V -a- . f J
as I "a.. I , lasae
V " Z 1 a i O .7 C I
Hollywood Bloats Lead, Blast
Acorns; Portland, Solons Split
By Tha Associated Press
The Hollywood stare are on the
rampage again.
Smarting from 4-3 defeat at tha
hands of Oakland Tuesday night
the Blara atornied back last night
and lambasted four A corn hurlera
in a 14 to 2 thumping.
Frankle Keilrher's bat waa really
smoking. He amackerooed two
homers, each ft three-runner. In
all he drove In aeven of the Stars'
14 counters. In the second Inning
Hollywood scored aeven runs on five
hits, Including doubles by Oene
Handley and Herb Oornaan and one
of Kelleher'a circuit blows.
Southpaw Art Bchallock went the
route for Hollywood, allowing the
Acorns eight hi la whlla hla team got
15.
Tha win again put the Pacific
Coast league leading Burs seven
gamea ahead of second-place Seattle.
HKVOH HPL1T
Portland and Sacramento split a
twin bill. The one that the Solons
won. combined with the Oakland
loss, put Sacramento In third place
In the atanding. replacing the
Acorns. In the first game the Beav
ers ahelled Orval Orove from the
mound In the alxth inning and went
SAVE
T '-if ?&BC
on to win 4 to 2, aeven-lnnlng tilt.
But Ken Hoicombe had too many
curves for Portland In the night
cap, giving up only five hits, and
the Solons won Ilia full-length con
teat a to i.
San Praiiclsco'a Seal moved from
seventh to alxth In the race by whip
ping the Los Angeles Angela 8 to 2.
It waa the fifth win of the season
for Manny Perez. It gave the Seals
ft 2-0 lead In the series.
PADRES SQl'AHE
The Ban Diego Padres squared
their series at ft game apiece when
Kewpie Dick Barrett t topped a ninth
Inning threat and hla team beat
Seattle 8 to 2. The Padrea coasted
into the last frame with ft 8-0 lead.
But the Ralnlers put on a atlff rally,
got two runa and then loaded tht
sacks. However, Barrett fanned
Pinch Hitter Jackie Albright to end
the game.
Oames tonight.
Oakland (Rex Cecil) at Hollywood
(Will Ramsdell or Walt Olseni.
San Dieo at Seattle.
Loa Angelea (Booker T. Mr Dan
iels at San Francisco (Hal Oreggi.
Sacramento (Tom Rose; at Port
land (Roy Helser).
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