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TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE ELEVEN Golf Poy Enters 2nd Round Honolulu Trucker Beats Par With 31 LOU ANORI.CH, July 11 (At A Honolulu truck driver. Phoenix schoolboy unit a collegian fresh from a Portland, Or., graduation pro cession loomed today as golfers to brut for III U. S. public lltiki gulf championship. It lan't as simple as tint. because tlx 34lh publlnx usual I wide oeii. Any on of the 131 who lee olf III today' aecond round ran win It. Hut nut of III running In the first .day' play r Ilia defending chain- .STANDINGS rAK wur i.KAt.i r. w. I.. Kluliiull rituuurg Wlllowa . Itcddllig Mania ll Maiysvllle Vallcjo Mcritoid rail Prl. .831 .una Alt 634 jun .405 JOt Yealerday'a Results Plllsbuig , Klamath fall 1. Vallrjo It, Mrdlord 1. Maryavlll 7, Wlllowa . Heckling It, Haula rhisa 4. Hlkir.HN INTERNATIONAL Yakima M 31 Vancouver W 33 rlokan ...... 47 3 WcllaU'hce 41 4t rlalcm S 7 Victoria " 47 llrrtnerlou Jt M Taroma ... 3ft 5 Yesterday Results Victoria t. Vancouver 0. lonly gam scheduled I plan, last yeer'a runnerup, former tllla holder and a couple of North ern California favnrll aona, each highly touted In pra-tourney talk. Tha best golf of I he opening round smoked from tha putter of Prank llulkirwlix, th Honolulu trucker, who rardrd 31 on th par 36 flrat nine to amnther Ben O. 1 1 nil he, Portland. Or., a finalist at Atlanta laat year, t and t. But an other Pnrtlandrr. Victor Olldmel tor. duplicated Itutklewlcs's 31 to outclasa George Pueta, Seattle tav ern owner, I and 4 Mlk PrrenU of Long Beach. Calif, th defending champ, fell with a loud Ihud to at III a third Portland entry. Thoina A. Mar low. 31-year-old June gradual of Port land U . t and 0. Robert C. Clark of Hi. Paul, who won the title nine yeara ago. waa beaten by an awlt ant warehouse manager from Hall l ake city. William L. Korna, I and 2. .4.13 Ja PA( IMC COAHT i.rAtu r. i Unchanged NATIONAL I.KAt.l R (Unchanged) AVUKtt'AN l.r.Ait'K I Unchanged i Italy Fra Vs. nee BUDAPEST. July 13 ' It will be rrmnr v. Italy In th European nn final of th Da via rup tennu competition. Th Prench team eked out a 1-3 triumph over Hungary by putting th last two alnglea match yester day. Marrel Bernard won th de ciding on with a 1-3. 6-4. t-l vic tory over Andraa Adam. Hungary a Joaef Aboth then prevailed over Prench star Robert Abdeaaelam, t-3. 1-1. but It failed to alter the rla result. Th Italian team had already gamed th final by ousting Yugo a.avla but week. Th Kurnpean ton final la to be eompleted by July 31. Th victor will gnet th Amerirao, ion winner In th United males. Auguit 13-14. Th aurvlvor of that avriea will play th United States, holder of th rup. In th challrng round Auguat 11-31. Mexico defeated Cub. 4-1, In It American Bon aemlflnal and will tack I th winner of th Canada Australia matches to b played July 13-34 at Montreal .174 .503 I mi : I Other Northwest gollera fared aa : follow: .447 1 ti , , . t ... n . . . . . '"v-i injiirii, roniiiia, oeieaieo Oliver C. Hlrppy, Loa Angeles, 4 and 3 Waller N. King. Denver, deleated Hteven I. lllllrh, Portland, 3 and I. Moreno Cato, Seattle, deleated Ttieodor Levenhagen, Wt Allis, Wis, 4 and 3. Clarenc R. Hmlth, Seattle, de feated Harry M. L Beau, St. Louis, 3 and 1. Al Mengert. Spokane, and Wll ford M. OHrlen. Seattle, bre. Hlchard L. Yoat, Portland, de featd Jack Penberty. St. Louts and 4. Rlrhard P. Cooney. Portland, de feated Arthur Moore. Memphis. I and I. Carl Punet. Spokane. lot to B'by llaag. Bethel. Ky, 3 and I. Robert i.yona. Hpokane. lost to Harry Otirley. Denver. 3 and I Vincent I-egler. Portland, lost to Andy Paul. 3 and 1. Dom DiMaggio Presses Kell In Bat Race Williams, Goodman Hold Down Third, Fourth Hit Spots CHICAOO. July 13 Boalon'a Dom DIMngglo aiuged eight per rentage point to .Xit to climb Into fiuilin' rung of Pa;eeiter Oeorge Kell of Driroll with a J4S In Uie American league batting rmtx. Third llaneiimn Kell nkldded three pulnta In average computed through Sunday a game with .. total tl hila in 301 lrl. Outfielder DIMagglo had IU3 blow In Wi AU. Third and fourth apfjl werg held j by twu other Itrd Box ilara. Out- llrlilir led Wllhama bxied hu percentage by aeveu pfjluu Ui J3o while Pirtt Hacker Bill Oxidman advanced to the top tell circla lor the tint Urn with JJ3. Tliey wer followed by Dale i Miuhrll, Cleveland. Jll; Bob Dll- linger. St. Louia, J0; Oerry Frid ay, HI. Louu, J04; Johnny Parky, UohUiii, and Buy Steven, 8U Louli, .VH apiece; and Hang Majeaki. Plillailrlphla. .2tnl. New York Jo DIMagglo li biceting along at MO but haa been UO OfllV 40 Lloiea IMC returmne 111 the lln-up and u not eligible In th ; up leu ranking. , In Hi 'penalized department, ' Willlamt took Hie lead in two bdgKer production with 34 but wa auiMM-d In ruiu-baiied-ln by hia I teammate. Veril Stephcna, who : puaird M. William and Stephana I continued their duel in home run j output with 3U apiece. I Dom DiMaggio 1 1U3 hlu wer up, ! while Philadelphia Eddl Jooal ; maintained th lead Inrune with 75 ' Mitchell and Dlllmger continued oo I Uip In triple, and alolen baaea, re- ieclively. with unchanged tallica of 11 and nine. I Adding another victory, AUle Rey nold of New York remained the ' a e pitcher on percentage with 9-1 for M0. Virgil iPirei Truck of Detroit Hayed ahead In tinkeouu i with W. Ex-Dodger Inks Spokane Contract BPOKANF. Julv 1J IJN-Ed Nulty. 34. former Brooklyn Dodger plaver. i haa been aigned bv the Hixikane Indiana baaeball team, nutlneaa Manager Denney Spellecy uid to day. Nulty caught 17 gamea for Brook lyn but aeaaon before he waa given hu outright release. He had decided to quit the game after aeveral deatha In hia family. He ha worked a Inflrlder and outfielder. He waa elpcld to strengthen the Spokane lineup weakened by the (uipenalon for the year of flhortatop Jack Calvey. Cal vey'a uaperulon will be reviewed tomorrow bv Weatem International league director. Hearing and scent of the com mon black bear are keen, but It sight u limited Sport Afield. Projects Get OK By Majors NEW YORK. July 13 (Pv Earth ' shaking decisions wer lacking to day as th major league wound up their annual mid-summer meet 1 ings. But the ball players won ap proval of aeveral of their pel pro ject!. The leagues, w hich met separately J and then together, announced only , one major decision. 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They're steadv customer at th Cycl Inn tavern. They toaaed their loose pennies Into a Jar on the bar for almost a year. The coins piled up until ther were bout 1.000 of them. The Regulars figured It would be filled In a few "lf tha only way I can cur my tlica Givan Scorches 8EATTLE. July 13 oP Cracking the Seattle Oolf club course record by one stroke, Harry Olvan of Seat tle ahot a scorching M to take the lead yesterday In the opening round of the 41th annual Pacific Northwest Oolf association tournament. They play another U-hole quali fying round today to pick the low 33 for match play. Olvan' seven-uuder-par perform ance fractured the old mark held Jointly by Don Moe of Portland and Jack Westland of Everett. Bill Mawhlnney of Vancouver. B. C . wax second with 69 and Tom Boucher. King county public links champion, waa third with 70. Three were tied for medalist hon or at the end of tlie qualifying round In PNOA women a play Alice and Marlene Bauer of Loa Angelea and Edean Anderson of Helena. Mont., all of whom toured the Broadmoor course In 77. The defending champion. Mrs J. C. Herron of Portland, waa fifth with U. Match play I scheduled today. Van Brocklin To L A. Rams LOS ANOELE8. July 13 ') Norman Van Brocklin. the Unl veralty of Oregon great paw ing atar, will toaa them for the Loa Anirelea Rama next aeaaon. Van Brocklin aigned with the National Professional Football league club yesterday. Term ported that Van Brocklin re ported than Van Brocklin re ceived a handsome offer from Ram President Dan Reeve. Van Brocklin waa the leading paxaer of the Pacific Coast conference In 1M7 and 1M8. Want Ad phoned to 1111 before 11:30 a. m. appear the aame day! Directors Delay Policy Decisions SEATTLE, July 13 ( Here for the annual all-star game. Pacific Coast league director polished off routine buslnesa yesterday and post poned until the annual January meeting all major policy decision. Pour tentative schedules for next season were submitted for study. There wa some support reported for a return to th old 21-week playing schedule, rather than the 3s-week span now In effect. HELD OVER!... ONE MORE GRAND WEEK! aft -aJ fj '1 JF a gaw" 1 aaxtaaaaxw 9 r e- V 'A- . M a At- .r. mwmm you wm mm son:. my met, mcudmg- SY 'W 5fA'f AAJ ' Atwm mum iMiowr.. so 'QAGTAift ..IOP.Ul I M. 9611:45 R1TI. . aaicrtllHPar ' a ANlrHS . r fT g a 1 I f If tUU Fishing Tackle Specials Lorga Siia DOC SH ELTON SPINNERS 2 for 75c The GUN STORE 714 Main St. more days. Then they'd have a free beer party. But there will b no party. A thief walked off with th Jar. The Coues' deer I a very small whitetail. hporta Afield. 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