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'ACE EICHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON IUESDAY, JULY 5, 1949 Gems Saunter Into Loop's First Place Double Win Over Browns Holiday Stunt Mid-eeason hu com and gone for the Far West baseball league and today (or th tint Mm in I ha two yaara oi league operation the Klamath Palls Oems stand at the top of the circuit. The Oems won a doubleheader (root trie Redding Browns last night to slide by the Piltaburg Diamonds. The Genu never once held first place during the 18 season, although finishing second In the play offs, and had not reached the top this year until now. Pittsburg has led most of the way. As It la. the leading margin Is figured In percentage points, not In games. Klamath Falls has a record of 38-24 1.613) while the Diamonds, who lost twice to Marysvtlle yesterday, now have 41-27 (.603), FISHERMEN HANG TOUGH IN PORT VANCOUVER, B. C July CP British Columbia salmon fishermen are still In port today and fishing companies still are Insisting they will not sanction boats they own or charter to sell to "pirate buyers." The fishermen, who normally head north the first week in July, aeek permission to sell their catches to the highest bidder. Ram of mini mum prices for fish already have been settled. The United Fisherman's and Al lied Worker's union seeks an ar rangement where, even though working on company - owned or chartered boats, that fishermen may sell to the highest bidder even if the firm for which they work offers a lower price. .STANDINGS FAR WEST LEAGl-C W L Pet Klamath Fall M 24 .613 Pittsburg 41 27 03 Redding 3 28 J76 Willow " Santa Rosa 34 2 .540 Vallejo . 2 41 .40 Marvsville 23 39 .371 Medford - 21 44 33 Yesterday's Results Klamath Falls 3-10. Redding 1-S. Marysvtlle 4-6. Pittsburg 0-2. Vallejo 5-2. Santa Rosa 3-6. Medford 6-4. Willows 4-6. PACIFIC COAST KoUvwood - 3 40 J12 Seattle 55 48 .543 San Diego 52 49 515 Oakland 51 50 .505 Sacramento 4 50 .45 Portland 48 53 .4S San Francisco 45 58 .448 Los Angeles 43 58 .426 Yesterdays Kesalle Oakland 2-8. Hollywood 1-5. San Diego 6-5. Seattle 1-3. Los Angelea 4-4, San Francisco 3-6. Sacramento 1-11. Portland 4-3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn St. Louis Philadelphia Boston New York Httsburfrh Cincinnati .811 383 533 533 500 .437 414 .384 Chicago Yesterday's Remits Brooklyn 7-8. Philadelphia 1-4. St. Louis 9-0. Chicago 4-5. New York 11-7. Boston 4-8. Pittsburgh 2-1. Cincinnati 1-0. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 48 25 Philadelphia 44 30 Cleveland 40 31 Detroit . 39 35 Boston 35 38 Washington 32 39 Chicago 29 45 St Louis 23 49 .658 595 53 527 .493 .451 .392 .319 Teaterdav'e Retails New York 3-, Boston J-4. Cleveland 3-7. Detroit 3-3. Philadelphia -8. Washington 7-0. Chicago 12-2, St. Louis Tucson Roper Top Cowboy 8T. PAUL, Ore, July t V-The Stevens trophy for the all-around cowboy championship of the annual Ht. Paul rodeo was awarded yester day to Ike Thommason, Tucson, Ariz. The 26-year-old former Texan haa been competing In professional rodeo porta for only four yeara and his victory here was hu third all-around title this year. Dwiglit Maddox, Welser, Idaho, was runner-up for the all-around title. Event champions were bull riding. Jim Shoulders, Tulsa, Okla.; calf roping, Pat Parker, Pawhuska, Okla.; bulldogging, Gene Umbo Shandon, OW.; bareback and sad dle bronc. Tiiommason. Climbers Scale Sister Mountain 8ISTERS. July 6 lPtThe moun tain climbing; enthusiasts of Mount Hood's Mazama club 41 of them climbed the lO.OM-loot north Bister peak yesterday. Club leader Al T. Maaa believes the number represents the most persons to scale the peak at any on time. West Gets fce Johnny West Jr, of Klamath Palls made a hole-ln-one Saturday at Coos Bay during a tournament at the country club there. His ace came on tne 6-yard No. 1 hole, a No. 4 wood drive, but lost the match on the 16th hole. TRACEDY SHANOHAI, July I VP, Two rescue boat today were reported to have picked up 131 survivors of the small river steamer Hsln Hung Lee after It collided with another Chi nese steamer and sank off Woosung. One child waa reported missing after the river mlahsp. The operators contend that under the existing regulations they would pay a higher-than-minimum price if the market shfts upward. A company spokesman said that for 3i anyone can obtain a fish buyers license and become a "pirate buyers." A boat is the only other investment needed. He said "several hundred of these independent buy ers operate In B. C. waters during the salmon season. The season which opens July 25 will be the first four-ear cycle test of the S2.000.000 tlshways at Hells Gate. The International Pacific salmon fisheries commission feel this year will be the first real test of the value of the tlshways. Trap Records Topple At SV SUN VALLEY. Idaho. July 5 oPi Two world's records were reportedly broken yesterday in the finals of the Sun Valley trap shoot tournament. Arnold Rieger of Seattle won the high over-all championship with a score of 593 out of 800 targets, and 17-year-old Bill In lcw of Tonasket. Wash- took the junior championship with 199 out of 200. Jimmy Robinson. trapshooUng editor of Sport and Field maga zine, said Rieger a mark is a new record. He said Inlow had an average of .984 for the past thou sand targets, the highest ever scored by a junior trapshooter. Mrs. Ruth Ray of Eugene won the women's championship and was runner-up In the Sun Valley handicap. Bulla Fires Torrid 69 SANDWICH, England. July S : If be doesn't suffer from writer s i cramps. Johnny Bulla has a good chance of grabbing medalist honors today In the British open golf tour nament. The big North Carolinian, now a professional in Pittsburgh, ftred a AQ twr fh Rsivsl fftuiiw mrla place In the first round qualifying. Two strokes better was Harry Bradshaw. is - year old Irishman from Kilkroney, who carved a tlve-l'nder-par C7 over the other quali fying course, the Royal 8t. Georges, to lead the 223 contenders. After Bulla had shot his M. he sat down and dashed off 400 post ecrds Xn friends back home. The players switch courses for the tecond round today. When firing Is finished, the low 100 will qualify for the 72-hole championship grind cpenlng tomorrow. Two others weer tied with Bulla at OR. They were South Afrlca'a Bobby Locke, the tournament favo ilte, who played Cinque porta near tne English channel at Deal, and Ken ttousiieiri, young British pro w ho played St- Georges. Lloyd's Issue New Policy LONDON, July S iP Uoyd s of London is offering Britishers 100-to-1 odds against catching Infantile paralysis, smallpox of typhoid. The world-famous insurance firm started issuing a new policy today which guarantees holders 10 pounds K40I a week 'til they've collected $4000 If they are stricken with any of the dread Illnesses. All this for a M premium. The oiler, open only to residents of the United Kingdom. Is called the 100-to-l Insurance against epi demics." Water Shortage Seen In London LONDON. July 6 OP) Londoners got orders Ssturday to quit soaking tneir gardens and washing their cars. The reason: Britain Is having It driest weather In nearly 30 years ine metropolitan water board sold It could allow "for the present." use oi noses to sprinkle gardens and wash cars two days a week. It banned altogether the use of un attended sprinklers and ornamental fountains and said all use of hoses may have to cease soon. London hu gone 13 days without rain. Last night the Oems took a 3-1 declaim in the seven-inning first game, with Stall Oilson outpitchlng Redding' vaunted George (Junior) Simons, Albany, Ore., youngster signed by the Browns. Oilsun allowed three hits, Simons four. But the Oems got all their rum In the fifth Inning when Simons was chased. The second game was a pitching victory for Hub Kittle, who relieved Jim Pendleton w hen the Spuds were three runs behind in the third inning and went on to w in 10-5. Marvsville got a one-hit job from Lee Kast is the opener for a 4-0 lain over Pittsburg, and a five-hit effort from Pete Swain to take the nightcap 8-3. Medlord beat Willows 6-4 In the opener, lost the nightcap 6-1, and Vallejo beat Santa Rosa 5-3 in their first game, lost the second 8-3. i Ray Perry of Redding got his 33rd home run of the season In last night's second game with the Oems. The blow came off Pendleton In the third Inning, with one man on base. I For the next four nights, starting tonight, the Gems have a good chance of making something out of their league lead. Tonight at 7:45 ther play the last-place Medford Nuggets here at Gems stadium, then starting tomorrow have a three game series with the sixth-place Vallejo Chiefs. Pittsburg will open a three-game set with Medford tomorrow. Marvs ville visits Redding and Santa Rosa plays Willows, both series starting tonight. j Shortscoree: R. H. ?. Klamath 000 030 03 4 1 ! Redding .. 001 000 01 3 , Gilson and Mohler: Simons, Mc- NeiU 5 and Johnson. I Klamath ..... 000133 04010 10 0 Redding 012 100 001 5 9 2: Pendleton. Kittle 3 and Deacal so: Neal. McNeill 181 and Master- Continue Ball Feud STANDINGS W. L. Pet. Klamath Falla . Dunsmulr Hilt Yreka 75 J75 sa -Sou -37i JT5 .340 .123 ML Shasta MeCloud Weed Shasta Dam Klamath Palls and Dunsmulr con- untied their tandem possession of first place In the Northern California baseball league over the holidays, both teams winning their respective enRagemeni. The Pioneers defeated luckless Shasta Dam 11-6 In a game played at Oems stadium. The Pioneers col lected a dozen hit and committed five errors, while Shasta Dam isu I place team in the league, waa held to nine nil oy Pioneers Manager Pitcher Ptan Miller. Dunsmuir defeated MeCloud 13- on only 10 hit and half a dozen errors donated by the Loggers. In other league games. Hilt crept up into third place by clubbing out a 14-12 decision over the fading Weed Sons. Hilt gathered 21 hit In the slamming duel. Weed 18. The clos est gsme was Yreka'a 4-1 victory over Mt. Shasta. Japs Now Get Big-Size Shoes TOKYO, July t UP) - No longer will Japanese men s shoes come In only one width, a narrow one at uiar. The custom was originated by Im uto nan a century ago "' "esiern ores became formal court attire. General MacArthur's headquar ters decided widened last to fit the broad feet of Japanese men should be employed. Japanese men have crimped their toea Inside the narrow width styles or bought shoes many times too long to give their feet room. WINNER PORTLAND, July 1 lPtA hid of 3183.61 won the A. L. Morgan Co of Seattle, the Job of clearlna- th right of way for the Mapleton-Mc-Nary section of Bonneville's Maple-ton-Reedsport US-kllovolt line. An. other right of way clearing Job for the Reeds port - Lakeside section of the Reedsport-Coos Bay US-kllovolt line went to E. L. Gates and Co, Roseburg, on a low bid of $96,650. COMFORT Unlimited It Trust Wemrrrt "As comfortable at aa aid pair of aioea" sayi the man wearing one of our stew trusses developed during ihe war astd now available to trwst wearers. It you are looMfsf tor fruar soared eoan fort yea, GUARANTEED! SoC H (Mis? Lee Hendricks torn Nelfhborliood Druggist 3213 la. (tb Ph. 4321 -j , s O '- -' ........ s.wvVV - vraatttUkaMataaaw... eW IN THERE PITCHIN' Defending AAU Decathlon Chomp Bob Mothias heaves fhe shotput ot Ihe 1949 AAU decathlon meet in Tulare, Calif., for a winning toss of 45 feet 3 inches. Snickering At Pals Kewpie Dick Slaps Ex-Sud Mates. 5-3 By the Auociatrd Preia Old Kew pie Dick Barrett la laugh ing up txxn aleerea at hla paU, the Rainien ol Seattle. The Rauuera relegated Barrett, a veteran ol 24 yeara on the diamond, to relief rolea Una aeaaon and re cently he obtained hu release, going to the San Diego Padrea. Over the week-end the rugged righthander got lull revenge. He held Seattle to live nit yesteraay, nuns uirm uu.n wait Drooo homered In the ninth nightcap of a doubleheader. It waa wUn biuaa loaded to spark Sac Krwpies fourth win in five starts tamenlo to a 11 to 3 win In the lor san uirgo, wiui two oi tne in- umph. at the expense of lus former teammates. ,, ' gamea in the series to give the Ramiers then- worst, setback In i weeks. The league leading Hollywood Stars are glad to be rid of Oakland 1 for a while. The Acorns Invaded Oil- I more field and departed with the series won, five to four. Two homers won both ends of a doubleheader ' for the Acorns yesterday. Prank Kerr clouted one In the seventh In-; nlng of the opener to break a tie and win 1 to 1. Pinchhltter Lloyd Christopher got the other In the "Buried Alive . if Champ Comes Up Z A NBS VTLL. Ohio. July I Raymond "Demp" E m m e r t of San Diego 020 101 15 f 0 7anemrllle walked around among Seat Ue 201000 03 t 0 the living today proud of being I Barrett and Rltchey; Fletcher and called "the buried alive champion." , Orasso. The 40-year-old unemploycdl World War II veteran emerged from Sacramento . ... 001 0000 I 7 1 a deluxe "grave" yesterday. He had Portland 000 400 x 4 10 1 Uen underground Just 40 minutes ! Rose, Preltas 4i and Palumbo: short of 45 days. j Helser and Oladd. "I feel ' Then he;Slfrlmtnto 101 040 014 11 13 1 tat down until he could get some Portllnd lolou, 3 s , strength In his legs. The Zanesvllle man announced he was ready to defend his title any time someone wanted to set a new mark. The old one. set In int. be- 1 longing to another Zanesvllle rest dent. L. O. Mclntyre, who did hU horizontal hibernation In Chicago. Emmert was burled six feet under round In a wooden casket, with a shaft leading from his face to the surface. Down the shaft came his food and wine, and thousands vis ited his burial place for a peek down the shaft. . FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Brooklyn Bernie Bernard. 131 K, New York, outpointed Manuel Dlzon, 132, Mexico (81. Phone 8111 ask (or CLASSIFIED! Save time, trouble, money get quick results with a Want Ad I . tilth Inning ot the tecond game for I I the winning margin ol a t-l virtorjr. I If second -place Seattle had not I kt both ot It games tne Hollywood lead of eight games would have been cut.' I Portland and Sacramento split their July 4th twin bill, and Uirir ' jeries, live gamee apiece. Luia Mar quee base packed triple helped the beaver a lourth liuiuig spurt thai j led to a 4 to I win In the opener. ; second game 1 , TrmUco ,nd u,. AnIrln also split a doubleheader, wlUl the gamea the Seals kept themselves Irom dropping into a Last place Ue with Los Angelea. The Angela took the opener 4 to 3. Los Angeles' Booker T. i Cannon ball) McDaniel was the victim of the second gsme which the Seals won t to 4. lus first loss after four straight victories since he went to the Angels. Harry Peldman. getting- back Into organized baseball alter jumping to the Mexican league three aeaaons ' ago. was the winner In hu first start for San Francisco. Today's games: None scheduled. Short scores: r. h. r. San Diego . 000 030 030 10 31 Seattle no" "01 0001 7 0 Savage and Moore, Rltchey ti; Besse and 8. White. Holcombe and Ralmondl: DlehL Fleming tS). LUka si and Burgher. Loa Angelea . 000 003 0104 8,n ool 000 200-3 McLlsh. Ihde 7i. Watklna (Ii and Ms lone; Oregg and Partee. Loa Angelea 011 0101- 10 3 San Francisco 201 102 x t 3 McDaniel. Watklna and Bur brink. Malone ; Feldman and Jarvu. Oakland 100 0001002 7 0 Hollywood . ... 100 000 0001 3 0 Oasaaway and Kerr: Ramsdell, Woods la and Unaer, Bandlock (8). Oakland 200 120 04 t 1 Hollywood 203 000 05 7 0 Tote, Jones III, Cecil 3. Thomp son 3i and Padgett, Kerr 6; Roy, Schallock 4i, Woods (71 and Sand-lock. Luscious Luke Knotted For PCL Bat Lead Padre Blaster On Injurtd List But Tied With Moddern BAN FRANCI8CO. July t U'l Although out o( uiilloriu (or mote than lo weeks, big Luke Easter t San Ulego la tied lor batting leader ship In the Pacllic Coast Baseball league. Easier and Clairnre Madrierii, Los Angeles, each had a w percent age. Max West, San Diego, topped the league with hum runs, 30, and runs batted In, 97. Kastrr waa second In runs batted In Willi 92. And he and John Ostrowskl. Lua Angeles, lied for second In home runs with 2j each. The batting averages, Including games of Sunday, July 1 for Hie lop ten and Be III and Portland: Ha r.i VUttftr. ham Uwao MaxKlam, li Am Nor-n. Moll) Ml-sna, u a i j im ..lai 14 . ,U.( l.u . 17T M jmt i.li I no ci J4H U . its ei . xt ut IM 411 JT1 III 3J wT au atna M While.. kUcta. Caiman, tto .IK) Ml XH xin xi TV Hilton. D -Oct.. H.ndl. Hail Utahr. Bm Moor. eMctp.-ft (. Thtvmtt. turl. ., . Whit. W Murker, Fml t - n , 1U , n-.r. tw. . Netll. IWa .. .. . arh, K NeiU. H York. W. Brvvlt, I'orl ... H)trtiUn. IU Simp. S HtM-t. llut(Kr. Porl. .. llinthl. Pust. " SaUrquaM. fo t. ... tiUdl, For. . l.y . W Albright, . Ham. Ka Wnnr, r i4-l . rrnle Fort. t-aao-. port (iriaao, U , Aualin, Frt. . .' "" Mullen. Fori. IMS Je.l Jim 0 2i IM luu IM Jl 3A Major League LEADERS Rv The Auarlalrd Preu NATIONAL LIAt.l r Batting Robinson. Rronklyn. JSJ: rVhoendienst, 8t. louu, J3g. Runs batted In-Robliuon. Brook It. ; Hodges, Brooklyn. 57. Home runs mer. Pittsburgh. II: Gordon. New York. IS Pitching Branca. Brooklyn, 10-2 .Ml; Roe. Brooklyn, t-3, Joo. AMaRK'AN LCAta r Battlng-Kell. Detroit. Jit, Dl Magglo. Boston. 431. Runa batted In Williams. Boston. I- Stephens, Boston, 70. Home runs Williams and Steph ens, Boston, 19. Pitching Rasrhl. New York. 13-1 al: Kellner. Philadelphia, 12-3, SOU. Net Favorites Stay In Play PORTLAND. July 5 The annual Oregon state tennis tour nament went Into Ita second day today with all favorites still In the running after the first day of week long play. Emerv Neale Nn 1 u1 . bye yesterday. 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Bums Still DiMoggio's Return Sparks New York Hv Thr AnMH'lnrd ri Tim turlh of July Hmk ninr mid trout Willi (ltd New York Ynnkpm i. ml HiiM.klyu Dmlitrrt ittll filiimiiiK Ihe wny in (ho nujur trniiur prn in. nt mem. TrnriKlun nx thr iiIkIU of Ihr Kounh In the Irllmlr ln!r. If ytm linl thru, ynu enn ntml hullilltm nrw ktniiri for the woilet wilrs. Ai ttmlly H i imht only about 50 per tent of the time. Ihe return rf Jite DlMuukio to Ihe Ymikee lineup utter he tuliuteil the firnt tl& mmeii bet'AUfte of hrel :i.)ury rmtinueN to npurk Ihe lettuue irnctrr. Blnre Joltltitf Joe rHine bark they Imve won irvrn of eiRht. In c hull n it five ti-nluht over the re iected Uiwtoti Krd Sox. iVr-tUte the roarlni nurite of the PliUmlrliihiii A mid the memtrtni move by the Clevelmid Imlimw, the YmikR mn feel full I v vnfe Willi 4'v-imne lend over the A'l. The Yankee- Vic Hm hi Kent mU the y to win th oprnrr. 3-3. for hu 13th Vlrtory of the neHMin ht the txiwiiM- of Wnlt Mmiteifton. In the MNnd. Jne DiMumiio n immrr ullrd the Ymiki up Into tie In the fifth mid Hilly Juhiuum Kinulr with the bit ats loaded in the eventh provided Ihe winning fl-4 mnritln for reliefer CUrenre Murhlntll over Mel Tirnell I The Athletics kept wce by trim- Softball Tourney BOI.SK. July I M-v-Tlte Pacific Jt flnrthmest regional softball tourtia irrnt will be held here over lbor . MV. Hill Jaiiilxin. president of the Poise Softball aMMn-latiun. said lliose rnmtietlng will Include the Bole nien'a and women's trams as hosts. I i addition to the Washlnaton and Idaho rhamplom, Oregon titlints and riinnersup. Healtle nirtroioli t.in thumps and runnrmip. and Portland metropolitan champion. Souths Snare AILStar Win DUNSMUIR; July S iSpeclali Ihe Southern All-star took an easy win over the northern repre sentatives yesterday afternoon here in the Northern California league's annual all-star game. The score was -2 The southerners, drawn from Me Cloud. Dunsmulr. Mt. Shasta and Shasta Dam. combed three north ern pitchers for a dozen hit Includ ing one triple and three doubles Jim Frusta and Fran Miller got doublea among the north's an hit. Sonny Tureman Molalla Champ MOLALLA. July 5 I) flonny ru reman of John Day won the all around cowboy championship of the Molalla Buckaroo In yesterday's f.naU. The 29-year-old central Oregon cowpoke beat out veteran arena Champ Gene Rambo for the honors as Oov. Dougtaa McKay and other stale oirirlals helped park the stands. Event champions were: Bareback and saddle bronc riding. Tureman; calf roping. Rambo. Shandon. Calll ; bulldog-ting. Bill Hnndnrk. Rosswrll, N. M ; bull riding, Harry Tompkins. Aramore, Okla. ton m nsa fTr?iii CiLlIit O.V.W. 14,000 Hm, W'Hjjs.liijgl ton m t o t C.V.W. 14,000 Ik, . V-l r Sis MunrsTxoAce Lead nilng Wnvlilnutoti (-7 and 1-0 with mile llobbv Hlianls. Mark's -fool-7-ini'lt suiiiliiaw, pitching a 10-lilt ihiitout In the second. INIUANH NTItllMI Clrvrlniid. moving strong, sollill llrd lis third place position, seven i! imrs behind New York, bv beating Ultoll twice. 3-1 and 7-3. Ilnhby Filler ninmkrd lliioimh III lha first vnttie Willi relief help from Satchel rit!t:i after he was lifted for a nlllch 1 hmer. Homers by Dli k Kokoa and Oerry P-ulrtv ve the HI. trills Hrowna a 4' 3 victory anil an even break with the ('hit-ami White Hox who rapped the llrownie staff (or In hits. Includ ing two doubles by (leoriie Metko 'ch In the 13-11 flmt game. Ill suc h Kli kev collected twice at Brooklyn as the Dodgers won a morning and alleriionn game from riillnilrlplua. boosting their lead over tl. titiis to two lull games. Preai tier Hoe lust missed a shut out in fhe 7-1 morning mine when Willie Jones homerrd with two out In the ninth. Don Newcombe needed h-lp 'rom Jack llama In the eighth Inning to save an 1-4 drcislon In the second UMIK itrTI'KNM Mat Ijiuler's return Irom "exile In Mexico and Canada waa not a ruccerN but the C'ardlnala rallied after Max was knocked out tn the llllrd Inning tn take Chicago, 9-4. t-'red Mnrttti. like I.anler another re li'Unted Mexiran "Jumper," waa the i.'firlal winner. llob Chlpman stopiied the RM lords In the second game with an' rtflreiit shutout, 60. scattering four h'ts For a rhauie. Hilly Meyer got rme pitching irom his Pittsburgh staff and tile Pirates copped two Irom Cincinnati, j l and 1-0. to move ahead of the Krds Into sixth place Clllf Chambers allowed only two hits In the first game. Hill Wrrle yielded seven sing lea en route to his shutout victory. The Boston Braves moved into a third place lie with Ihe Phllllea. i't tnies behind the lodgers, by split ting two with the New York Olanta. 5pecial! 4 1 Reg. 3.25 CANVAS SHOES 2 39 k Ball Ban. Srand. P All Sixti. I The GUN STORE 114 Msls) M. A. A. A. A A -SV A A. foil M fKgu C.V.W. 4.700 sss, V-l er sis HM IJ Kg sag O.T.W. 33,000 lbs, O.V.W. lt.000 Its. 143-a.e, V. to lAsriotcr
