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THURSDAY. JULY 7, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 'ACE THIRTEEN Rainiers Drop 4th Mraignt; Bevos Shaded Portland Nipped 3-2 By Surging San Diego Nine By The Associated free Unites Um Heettl lUlnlert call' find eoine miracle curt in Manager jo Jo WtilU'e medicine cliett, Uiey stand to m tliair grip on eecond place III Um Pacific Cout league, The Ralnlera ere now embarked on whet might b construed u full fledged losing streak. Nulxxly, least of nil Jo Jo, has been able to name the myatery malady. The Bacramento Hotuna handrd Bealtle IU fuurllt ttralglil setback lut night (Wednesday), l t In I ritual performed lariirly by Walt Dropo and Jim Tabor. Drupo druva In tlirtt iloii rum with a aingl and a doublt, while Tabor batted In th ollitr two. II collected a single, a doublt and a triple; in four trips. The dtfeat put Hit Ralnlera Hint lamea behind tha Hollywood Blare, who beat Han Francisco. Tilt Twluks belabored the rleala for 1 hiu and a 13 to 0 victory. Tha process waa swift and thorough, with Pinky Woods pitching the shutout. One Main Ban Diego arises at a contender for the number two tpot. Ytlie focal point of Interest In Uie oannant chat. The Padrea aliaded Portland, 1 to 1. In a pitching duel between Hal Bailsman of lh Beavera and Lyman Llnde. Three roatly Portland errort paved the way for their defeat. NOTHINU MtHTH When you get aa deep In the cellar aa Loa Angelea you grow numb from cold. Tha Angela fell no pain laat night aa Oakland bludgeoned them, 17 to I. The coup d grace cam when Karl ftapp, a Chicago transfer, hit two consecutive three run hnmera. The Ararat tallied aeven timet In the sixth, and from then on It got worae. Wednesday'a game were aerlet opener for all the learnt. Oamea tonight: Loa Angela (Lee Anthony. 4-11) at Oakland iMIlo Candlnl. 4-4'. San Diego (Jake Monty and Al Jurtalrht at Portland (Red Lynn and Vine Dt Blaili. Double header. Bacramento (Don Johnaon. l-IOl at Beattl (Charley Schans. ll-ti. Ban Franc boo ( Sieve Nagv. 101 at Hollywood (Oordy Mallaberger) 111". Th : Diit An m m o a f Credit Goes To Coach AP Newafealurea UALLAH Ulenn 11. McCarthy, who made mllllona from oil and hat become a fabulout personality, cred. lie the encouraging word of an ad miring football roach with putting him on tha road to auccena. Th Beaumont, Teiaa, A. and M. club waa giving a testimonial din net to the owner of the swank Khamrock hotel In Houston where the movie atara hrled make It a national occasion when the hoilelry waa opened. McCarthy waa born In Beaumont and the home folks were paying him tribute. Among the 300 guests was Paul Tyson. In th '90s lie coached Afaro high school to four tuta football championship and out of them claimed the national title. Tyson la a college professor today but hit lliterct still Ilea with alhlellct. Tyson had been Invited by Mc Carthy to com to Houston and then fly with him to Beaumont In hit private plan fur th dinner. Everyone paid tribute to McCar thy but when the multi-millionaire ranonded he recalled what hap pened In m when Waco high school played Han Jacinto high school of Houston In th quarter finals of th Truss schoolboy foot bill race. It waa December 1. When Ban Jacinto came to Waco It waa not i'lven a shadow of a rhanc of flop ping th Tyson Juggernaut. Rut early In th gam Ban Jacin to a right tarkle raised out of th Una and said' "You won't gain an inch over this place today. Th Waco team was amused but h waa tight. Waco won S5-0 but It never could gain over the fighting Mc Carthy. As soon at th gtm ended, Tyson siuihl out th husky tackle. "You man," h aald, "you put up a great fuht out there today. Wt beat Ban Jacinto but we didn't beat Olenn McCarthy. If you battle against the odds in th future tht way you did on that football field today, you'll really go placet" And to to th folks who paid him l.lbut In Beaumont, McCarthy had tnla to say: Thos wr the first encouraging words anybody ever aald to me. They went a long way toward putting me on the road to success " But He's Not Mad Hospital Stay Robs Gus Of Rookie Title CIIICAOO, July 7 W( Til big. blond guy wasn't mad at all at he walked shakily away from the hos pital bed that possibly kept him from being Hi American league'! rookle-of-tht-year. "It waa a lough break, that's all,' grinned Oua hernial, Ut Chicago Whit Box outfielder, leaving Mercy hospital yesterday after a 38-day stay. Handsome Ous ntred the hos pital last May 30, two dayt alter i diving try tor a fly ball shattered hi right collar bone at Cleveland ttadlum. At th Hint, Zrrnlal wit leading til American league In hitting with JM, waa tops In two-baKgers with 17, and waa Hi biggest gat attrac tion th Box have had In years. "Now, I almost havs Ui learn to walk all over again, much lest bat and throw a ball," said Zernlal, walking out of th hospital arm-inarm with his pretty wife, Oladyi and their one-year-old daughter. Buasn, Th doctor has ordered Ous to start strengthening hit legs next week. Then, he'll begin working his repaired shoulder actively In about three weeks, Just about when he comet olf tli Inactive list July 28. Zernlal figure he may be able to break Into Ihe Box lineup again about Ihe first week of August. Chloroform Too Much For Thieves HAMBURG, Germany m Two Uilevet crept Into a Weslphallan pig aty and tried to chloroform the 300 pound occupant. The farmer was disturbed by th porker's grunts When he reached th aty he found the pig still conscious wtth the two thieves unconscious beside him. They had been knocked out by their own chloroform. DODGERS, CARDS DOMINATE NATIONAL ALL-STAR ROSTER APPOINTKO BA1.EM, July 7 J. R. Ruber's. Redmond, was reappointed by Gov ernor McKay Wednesday to a flve yrar term on the state board of aeronautics. NEW YORK, July 1 Wi The Brooklyn Dodgers and Bt. Louis Cardinals, presently In a dog fight for the pennant, dominate th Na tional league all-ttar team even to th extent of the pitching staff. BUI South worth of the Boston Hravea, who will manage the Ne tllonalt, picked eight hurlers. Three of them were Dodgers, and two of tnem Cardinals. In all the Dodgers and Cardinals each landed seven playert on the :!1-man aquad. which Included First raaeman Eddie Waltkua of the Phillies, at an honorary member. Waltkut I recovering from a gun rnot wound Inflicted by a crazed alrl admirer. Another eurprtse nominee to the "quad which meets the American league All-Btars In th loth annual K'mi at Brooklyn's Fbbets field next Tuesday Is Ewell Blackwell, Cin cinnati's righthander. Blackle, con valescing from a kidney operation, his only one victory this year A expected, Southworth chose Rrooklyn'i acet. Preacher Roe (B-2) ard Ralph Branca (10-3 but hit choice of Rookie Don New combe '6-2 wat another eyebrow lifter In two Cardinal nominees were lefthander Howie Pollet (10-5) and George Munger (6-3. Rounding out the big pitching rieht are Warren Hpshn (9-7 and Vern Blckford 1 10-4 1 of th Boston R-avee, and Blackwell (1-0). Only two were member! of the 1148 National league team which w-t defeated at Bt. Louis, S to 3 They are Branca and Blackwell. The rest of the team followed the HI..,.. . V. - A lit nil .. a.kM ! participated In the nationwide poll Hruthworth, bound only to use the rtartlng players named In the poll, f'llowed the vote all down th line. P.tchert were not chosen In the vctlng. The starters, at chosen by th F 'll. will be Johnny Mlze of the Uew York Giants, first bate; Jackl Koblnson, Brooklyn, second bate: Rookie Fddle Kazak. St. Louis, third ri-te; Pee Wee Reese. Brooklyn, shortstop; Ralph Klner of Pitts burgh, leading both majors In home runs with 31, Bun Musis, Bt loult, and Wlllard Msrahsll, New York, outfielders; and Andy Seml ntck, Philadelphia, catcher. Mlze la th "veteran." having played with (he National In eight prevlout garnet. Th Olanta got four players on the squad, the champion Braves the Redt and Phillies, two apiece, and the Chicago Cuba and Pittsburgh, on each. Robinson, Campanella and New combe all are Negroes and will be the first of their race to participate In th all-ttar gam along with Larry Doby, Cleveland outfielder, who la on the American league team. Unless they are Injured, the eight playert voted aa "starters" must re main In th gam at least three mnlngt. Southworth named Managers Hurt Bhotton of Brooklyn and Bucky Walters of Cincinnati at his coaches. Th Boston pilot directed the 1943 ard 1644 National leaguers when he waa manager of 8t. Loult. The Americana beat his team In 1843, 3 to 3. The next year. Southworth ! club beat the Americans, 7-1, and that's the laat time th Nationals have won the all-ttar game. In all. th Americana have won 11. th Nationals, four. World' record dolphin weighed 67 pounds. 6 ports Afield. Neale Is Favored PORTLAND, July T V-Th btg fkld In the Oregon state tennis tournament began to get down to s.7 today aa torn division entered tne quarter-final round. Portland ! Emery Neale, seeded No. 1. still looked Ilk th coming champ In men's singles. He had no trouble at all yesterday In entering (he round of eight wtth a smashing -0, g-1 win over well-regarded Curt feraun, San Mateo, Calif, Wally Boatlck. Unlverilty of Washington player, downed Tom McDonald, Portland, and th Uni versity of Oregon. 6-3, 6-1. Bott wick. In th doublet, teamed with Jack Lowe of Seattle to beat Mc Donald and Vic Remit, Portland, 6-1. 6-3. Th only title yet decided la Northwest sectional Junior men'! doublet. Dick Bailey and Terry Cumpbell, Spokane, won It yesterday by trimming Bill Rose and Peter Carter, Portland, 6-4, 7-9. The Jaeger la a long-tailed, web footed bird, common to northers tundras, which preys to a consld erable degree on egg and jrounf ducks. Sports Afield. MtMW Waat. Witt her. e , 4 f A.eme. rf 4 Wtetalmama. as I Telsls Pila4 Mars If . Shu ih MiM-tar, H Wrla. ft Sfullan. aa ... mas, e ... -Auiiin, aa lalliiMS, a Tests . . gan D(ae M 1 It T I a a a I t i a a - 1 I II 4 I I I I Weather, Pains All Tied Up LONDON (P-A. J. Whiten. 63. la a London Uxlcab driver, a fel low of the Royal Meteorological Society and an observer of paint and weather. In hie "Pain Observation" book he wrote down 4.&00 records of achat In 14 sent him by suffering humanity. Al his own weather ala tlon at hit horn In nearby Worces ter Park. Surrey, he kept dally cli mate data. Now he hat matched this Informs tlon and com up with what a kit of old timers could have told you before: Sudden pains are a algn of rain. 4 I a Prflsi4 . eel me ono s too oso eno i ai-MMSaT' Wane lulla In - Mlnoso. flay. Wat nUrid hliMt, Tw . hiu thus. Rtlrhair. Wlalatmann. TwMna, Hotna run -Clar aiftlan haa -Minaao ao) be Une . aslttman S a-e Bailsman t a-rtrw Auafln I-efl en kaaaw-aan Diet" S' PnrlUne I'tielrM-Orr. ra a. Ooraaa. Tlme loa. Attendant S41S. Kidnapers Pick On Wrong Victim BANOKOK or Kidnapers on Bangkok main street threw a Chi nas merchant out of their auto moblk when they learned to their disgust that th victim dldnt.hav any money. Want Ada don't cost lhy pay I 'Government To Aid Hopper Control RENO. Nev.. 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