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Newspaper Page TextPACE TEN KNOW YOUR GEMS (SUSSES esWEGRlATLr- IMP0VE0H&HlTTIN& '"( 4 eesioes hswwmc fkio , its a i'lA; V? J GKAT THiMi ID SEE THE BEST lOO' V f i-fJT" ARM IN THE LEAGUE RIFLE I AfW x THE THROW AFTER A -JDOCH vHr LnJLl .chawcc (TWICE HXftiE. HAS.&WGE0 HONE BILL PAASCH PACES LOOP WITH NEAT .778 Blasting Bill Paasch. Merrill Billiards softballer. leads the league In socking with a neat .777 dip through game of Friday. July t. Paasch has seven hits tor nine times at bat. - Close on Paasch heels la Oene Carver. Flnnigan's, with a six tor eight .750 hit record. Here th way the hitters stack up: Nasae Team Paasch Merrill Billiard Carver Flnnigan a Stemler Kalptrj ' Pett Kalpln. Baustlra Merrill VFW Coleman Eagles Warren Flnnigan's Ackerman Plnnigane Bandera Eagles Hargrove Kalpine R. Hafar B. of R. Eastbum Merrin Billiard . Boltteher B. of R. Taylor Smith Lumber Horn Kalpln .. Oreensweight Stewart-Lennox Duncan Merrill VFW Olllett Calhoun's Lane Flnnigan's Under Kalpln Hall Eagles Harris Eagles Sowell Memll VFW Small Fry Play Ball The small fry had their dav Thursday morning and afternoon when they "made like big leaguers" on the recreation field In two base ball contests. In the morning game, the Recrea tion Runts nipped the Roosevelt Midgets, 11 to 10. when they cut short a Midget rally In the last inning. These are boys from t to 12 years old. The afternoon game saw the Re creation Sluggers batter the Mettler Tigers. 11 to 4. Age brackets In this game are lads from 12 to years old. 14 i Switch Play PORTLAND. July 15 ( The state high school baseball tourna ment Will be held In Albany for the first time next year. The tourney, held In Portland previously, was shifted after Albany sent assurances to the Oregon School Activities association that a suitable site would be available. May 25-27 were set by the OSHAA as the tentative dates. Schooner Speedy HONOLULU, July 15 W Dick Rheem's 98-foot schooner Morning Star of Los Angeles sailed by Dia mond Head last night for a new un official record for the biennial yacht race from San Pedro, Cal:f. It shattered the old mark by nearly two days. Sails taut before a spanking trade l Selection ; FTm, frrm. TROUT i K)g W jjj jjf mMrh u """" ' BY six- Prt. .778 .750 ill A B t H 10 7 g fr: 10 I . I -13 .13 -11 -14 .13 .10 t -10 s -18 .13 300 MO .463 .463 .455 .429 .417 .400 0 I A00 J8S Mi - t .11 .11 .14 -17 J75 J 64 364 J57 J53 Collegian, Cop Lead LOS ANGELES, July IS ofV-A 20-year-old collegian fresh out of school and a waterfront cop stand a chance of turning the U. 8. public link tournament into an all-San Francisco affair by sundown to night At least. It's certain to be a strict ly western finale in the 24th renewal of the annual classic, with three Callfomians and an Invader from Utah the four survivors from a starting field of 210 of the nation's municipal course players. Teeing off In the first of today's 3-nole semi-final matches will be! mu iuus, a graduate 01 elan Mateo Junior college who plays from the San Francisco suburb of Bur lingame, and Phil J. KunkeL 28, greenskeeper at a Salt Lake City course and an ex-Intermountain champion. The second half of the draw matches Lou Barnes, 38 year old Ainamora. calif, sales engineer, against William C Betger, 26. who patrols the Embarcadero ' f or San I Francisco s finest. Off the record so far. Towns must be rated the favorite. He's eight under par for six rounds. He's had two first-round 31s, four under par and the best of the tournament. Thus far pressure hasn't seemed to bother him. wind, th speedy schooner crossed a , 1 I Bt I I the finish line at 8:13 p. m. (Hono- f ! W L"'!! JT I sa . . -- J I I ARne ::LTJlOMwm FRANK SPARKMAN of The H8 season - ONE Of THE BRIGHT PROSPECTIVE YOUNG PLAYERS TO BE SEEN IN THESE PARTS JSTANDINGS FAR WF.ST LEAKt'E W L Prt Klamath Falls 45 J .834 : Pittsburg 47 39 .818 I Willows 43 32 .73 ! Redding 39 38 30 ' Santa Rosa 37 38 J07 Marysville 31 40 .444 Vallejo 31 45 .40 I Medford 33 53 am VeatrrdaTi Resalu Santa Rosa 11. Klamath Falls 10. Pittsburg 12. Redding 1 Willows 7. Vallejo 1. Marysville t. Medford 1. NATIONAL LEAGIE Brooklyn 48 31 St. Louis 47 33 Boston ai .808 M Mt A2S sot .449 .403 M3 Philadelphia 43 M New York 39 38 Pituburgh , 35 43 Cincinnati 31 44 Chicago 31 SO Yesteriar's Resalts New York 4, Pittsburgh 3. Philadelphia I. St. Louis 0. Chicago 3. Boston 1. Brooklyn . Cincinnati t. AMERICAN LEAGIE New York 51 37 Cleveland 45 33 Philadelphia 44 38 Boston 43 38 Detroit . 41 40 Washington 33 43 Chicago 34 47 St. Louis 34 S4 Yesterday's Resales Cleveland 7. Philadelphia 1. Boston S. Detroit 2. Chicago 8. Washington 1 New York t, St Louis 0. PACIFIC COAST LEAGIE Hollywood 8 43 .613 Sacramento 56 SI J23 Oakland 58 S3 314 San Diego S8 S4 J09 Seattle 58 SS .405 Portland S3 86 .481 g,,, Francisco 48 61 .440 Lo Angeles 45' 84 .411 Yesterday's Results Hollywood t. Sacramento I. San Diego 13, Oakland 11. San Francisco 4, Seattle 1. Portland 4, Lo Angeles 2. Johnny's Revenge CINCINNATI (IPi Th two clubs whlcn victim to Johnny Vender Meer's two successive no-hit games In 1938 both owned his contract be fore Cincinnati acquired him. The Brooklyn Dodgers lost him through a front office oversight when he was lust breaking In and the Boston Braves sold his contract to Nashville In 1936. i- M,."tmK w- 1 1 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Winning Formula Salveson Homers WithB ases Bulging By Th Associated tress . victory. It ended 111 Rslnlrrs' win Pitcher Jack Balveeon of tht Hoi. nlng atreak under their new acting lywood 8li hu aure fir formula ; manager at on, for winning hu own boll tm. Friday schedule: Th formula slum a homer with th base loaded. Salveson did ut that Thursday night In the 10th Inning at Sacramento aa the Start walloped the S-lons t to t. It ended an ight-gam winning atreak for th suiting Solona. In other Thursday night Pacific Coast league play, Portland buy Beavers beat the hapless Los An geles Angela 4 to J; San Diego out slugged Oakland II to 11 and San Pranclsco beat Seattle 4 to 1. Roy Hclser pitched a six-hitter to liable th Beavers to make It two straight over the cellar-dwelling Angela. He whiffed nine. Th Padres staved off a ninth Inning rally by th Oak to enable Dirk Barrett to chalk up hla eighth win of th season. Th win shoved th Padre Into fourth Plac In th standings. Con Dempsey won hla 10th gam aa against nine losses In the Seals' SOUTHWORTH HOT 44 Philly Whitewashes Cards By Th Aaaartaled Pma Boston j Billy Southworth couldnt se Ken Heintselman when he se lected his all-star pitchers. South worth has nothing on the batters. They ran t see him either. The 33-year-old southpaw, who Is making a contender of the one feebl Philadelphia Phillies, is pitch ing th best ball in th National league. He Is tied for most victories with 11. He has lost only three. Manager Eddie Sawyer hates to think where his fourth place Phils would be without him. Heintselman further embarrassed Southworth last night when he pitched the Phils to a 1-0 victory over Max Lanier and th Cardinals for his third shutout. His 11th victory, which Incidental ly tied his best previous winning total, resulted when Outfielder Del Ennls crashed his 13th home run with one out In the last half of the KF Doctor Cops Trap SALEM. July IS OPv Henry Nied ermeyer. Medford. won th class A tiU here yesterday as the annual . .T - W.a m v arnn ahnnt nit r I . r. Niedermeyer won a shoot-olf witn . . . . . . rr . a. risiivf ui emuciumu uj li lng 35 straight birds. Fuher had 34. The two tied in regular shooting at 197. Stanley Brock. Walla Walla, and Earl Colson Jr, Topprnuh. had 199 each, but were Ineligible for th Utl. Prank Kanher. Portland, won a .664 shoot-off with E. Armstrong. Eu 1 gene t 198, but Sanberg got 34 I birds. I Dr. J. M. Adams. Klamath Falls. j won in class C with 198. M. C. Hig 434 , gins. Albany, won In class D with j 191. JOS Th meet continue today. Tillamook Sharpies CLEVELAND. July IS ivP The trap-shooting contest of th na tional Elks convention was won here yesterday by the Tillamook. Ore., team. The five-man squad scored 470 of a possible 500 points. Atchison. Kas, was next with 467. I I. . FOR DELIVERY NOW! - 1.1 Art ST SJSS SSBBW SBT vug NIW IflUMtnU UU r x v -a s it in 1 1 1 g tar g i Hollywood (Pinky Woods - at Sacramento tKen Holcoinbe 11-81. Portland l Hal Bailsman 11-91 at Los Angeles i Bryan Nlrphen l-ll. Oakland i Forrest Thompson 4-1) at Han Diego tJesa Flores !)-. Scuttle (Charley Schans 13-91 at San Pranrlaro (Sieve Nsgy tO-IOi. (All night games! Portland mo 001 0004 12 8 Lou Angeles . 000 0O0 001 J t 1 Herser and Gladd; MrLlsh. Oi tt. Watkins (8i and Novolney. SeattI 001 000 0001 oan rranclsco 100 100 Ollx 4 i Fletcher. Hoffman (7) and Qrasso, Warren i7: Dempsev and Jarvts. Oakland ..000 0 03 OH 11 10 1 San Diego 000 (H01 10a is It i Candinl. Tola 4i and Kerr: Bar rett, Mooty (Si and Ritohey. Hollywood .. 000 000 133 4 11 1 Sacramento 010 100 210 0 8 1 t Ranudell. Salveann tg and Wi ser: aillenple. Conger it). Desso (I) and Ralmondl. niuth. The victory advanced Phils to within one gam of Braves, who wer beaten by th th Ih luos, Th defeat dropped the Red birds a game and a half behind tin Dodgers who nosed out the Cincin nati Reds, 6-5. in a 10-lnmng strug gle alter tying th acor In th ninth with two runs. A single by 1 Marv Rackley and a double by Billy Cox. both off Relief Pitcher Eweli I Blackwell. gave the Dodgers their seventh straight triumph over the Reds at Ebbeia field. Dutch Leonard, the Cubs' hard- lurk knucklrballer. finally won a close one. At thsu he hsd to bat In the winning run himself with a single in the eighth. The blow scored Frank Oustlne and broke a 2-2 tie. Vera Bickford, trying for his 13th victory for the Braves, was charged with hla fifth detest. Johnny Mis clouted his 14Ui home run with one on In the first inning to lead the New York Olanu to a 4-3 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates. All National league games thus ended In one-run margins. The New York Yankees. Cleve-1 land Indiana and Boston Red Sox won their games as the Yankees retained their American league lead of five and a half games over the Indian. 1 Allie Reynolds, wno has suddenly . ,ound (he ltmt o( lnlBnlnf ,,,,, not only went the route for the see. ' . ,. ..... ..... .,, .... UIIU WHIIIIIt 1. .. B4U MB Ma , St. Louis Browns. 5-0. Joe DIMagglo ; and Oene Woodling drove in two I runs apiece. I Bob Lemon won his 10th game for the Indians and Rookie Shortstop ' Ray Boone drov in three runs with a home run and long fly as the ' Tribe won Its ninth game In the 1 j last 10 starts with a 7-1 victory over j I the Philadelphia Athletics. Tht slumping A s dropped their sixth In ja row. I Joe Dobson pitched the Red Sox , i to their eighth straight victory as Joe McCarthy's forces turned back t the Detroit Tigers, 5-3. Al Zartlla I cracked a two-run homer for th j victors. The triumph tdvanced th : Bovix to within a half gam of the I third place Mackmen. Three bases on balU. an error by j Eddie Robinson and Oeorge Metko vlch's bases-loaded single gave the . Chicago White Sox four runs In the third Inning and helped them defeat the Washington Senators. 8-2. Sam Mele batted In both Sens tor runs. All games were played at night. NIW JOHNSON CIAR SHIFT OUTIOARO MOTOR Johnson Sea-llnrse QD...10 0 OBC cerlified brske b p. at VW r.p.m. . . . Terrific acceleration . . . Slow trolling speed. ..Osr Sliift Control. ..New rniiving ranr... Only .16 llrt. . , . Separate 5 gal. rapacity fuel lank, )(, ,. , , , r MP gauge.. .40 gresl reslurea...i'g new kind of oulbosrrl motor . . , See us now about rfelivery... Price. 31000 Frank Volpi Gets Axe PHOKN1X. Arut, July 14 ('i I'll St. Louis Browns Unlay fired Prank Volpl aa manager of their Uloue-Miam! farm rlub In III Arlauna-Texa league. E d d I Danclaak. veteran Brown! trouble shooter and a member of the St. Louis scouting corps, took over th reins of th faltering O-M club. Daiu'lsak inherits a squad far down In fifth plac of a six teen) loop. Volpl cam to Olobe-Mlaml from Bremerton. Wash. He also caught several years wllh Wen-alclie. rnlMawhinney, Clark Paired With Veterans SEATTLE. July IS in Two young men wllh maahi mayhem in mind matched awlnga today wllh a pair of veterans In th Pacific Northwest Ooll association's tour ney semi-finals. . Bill Mawhlnney. 19. th Ull kid from Canada who rubbed out Seat tle's golf purist, Hsrry Olvan. yes terday by t and 4 and then bumped off Harold Cljolm. Seattle. 4 and 3. drew Ex-Champ Ray Weston of Spokan for hi 38-hole opponent today. The Vancouver boy was six under ' par for his IS holes of play. Short, square-built James R. 1 Ronnie) Clark, 30. the Oregon champion from Th Dalles, was mstched agaUut th Loa Angelea Walker cup star, Brur MrCormlck. It took Clark 41 holes yswterdsy to dispose of former Champion Jark Westland of Everett. Wah. (In 19 and a tourney favorite. Walker cup ! per Johnny Dawson of Loa Angelea j (in 33). I Marlon MrDougall llerron of ! Portland, defending champion. squeezed by Mrs. Robert Belto jf Seattle. 3 up. yesterday. Young Edean Anderson of Helena. Mont, turned In the warmest round of the day to brush aside Mrs. Rose Eva Montgomery of Olendale. Calif., t and 7. Alice Bauer of Loa A n g 1 s stopped th climb of th 15-year-old Seattle gtrl. Pat Lesser. 4 and 3. and Mrs. Lyle Bowman of Portland ' trimmed Oracle d Moaa of Corval- lis. Ore . S and 3. It will be Mrs. Bowman against Miss Anderson and Mrs. llerron against Miss Bsuer today. Unlucky Bum PITTSBUROH. tv-Johnny Hopp couldn't buy a hit aa a Brooklyn Dodger. After the Pirates dealt him to Brooklyn for Marvin Rack ley. Hopp played eight game and went hltless In IS trip to th piste. When th. teams switched plsyerv, Hopp blasted out four hits, includ ing three doubles, in hu first 10 at oats upon returning 10 in riratea. NOW AVAILABLE Oldsmobiles and Cadillacs in fi Phone 4103 for Demonstration Gems To He If Diamonds Move Steadily On Klamath Palls saw Its Far West baseball league margin whittled down to a mere half a gam laat mailt by th relentless Pittsburg Diamonds. Th Diamond, hava won their last three game whll the Oema have lost tao of their last three. Down at Santa Rosa last night 111 Genu blew a alx-run lead piled up In the flral Inning and want on to a lata a 11-10 defeat at tht hands of th Cats. Plttaburg walloped Redding In a blaaar t-1 till. Johuny Lopeman couldn't hold onto Ui alx-run margin and thi Caia ticked away until Uiey had an 1-8 lead at th end of six (rallies. Hut the Uenis surged bark In Ui top of th seventh for four runs to go ahead 10-8. only to have Uis pendulum swing th other wsy sa Ui Cats scored three times off Lopemsn and reliefer Jim Pendleton In the bottom of the eighth. Pitcher Milt Lloyd drov In th winning run with a single. Ray Perry and Vlnce DIMagglo. respective managers of Keddlng and Puuburg. put on a allow at Pitts burg, each playing a different posi tion each inning. Perry and DI Magglo Inserted themselves Into the lineup as Ui starting pitchers, then worked around to all positions. At Marysville Uis Uravea brat Medford t-3 to chalk up their fourth straight win aud 1 1th In Ui last 12 outings, and at Willows th Cardinals defeated Vallejo 7-1 on live hits. Th short scores: R H E Klamath Falls euo 000 400-10 I I Santa Rosa 001 143 Olx-ll 18 2 Lopeman. Pendleton l and Desr.Uo. Mohler (7; Kornahrens. Uoyd ill and Billings. ,Tv. . a a a nruunia ..v - - - Plttaburg 180 002 Olx 13 13 4 Perry. Neal 2. Hum ili.Hchober 141 and JohiiMin: DIMagglo, Carr il and l.urido. Medlord Marysville Spurlork. and Regan. Oil 000 001-3 I I 300 300 SIX 8 I 3 Rorh ('. Waters 7 Bunno; C. Smith and Casey. Willows . . "000 333 0007 10 0 Vallejo 010 000 0001 t 4 Appleby. Frees Ml and Oraves; Flerro and Trlandos. Reject Exile t OHTAAD. Rwltxerlsnd. July IS ' Jaroslsv Drobny and Vladimir Car nik. Cserhoalovakia's top tennis stars, rejected today a Csech gov ernment order lo return to Prague They announced they wer going In to exile and hoped to reach th United Slates. Th two players had withdrawn from Swiss international tennis tournament yesterday after th i Csech government withdrew per j mission to play her. because two Oermsns and a Spaniard wer com 1 peting. This morning they announced they would play out the remainder I 1 of Ui tournament for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY We now have most models our warehouse -- including the Sensational "88 Make a Date with the FRIDAY, JULY 13, ! pan l Jir Game Fishing Prospects Spotty PORTLAND. July It iv-Soms streams are loo low. but other Ore gon areas promised good fishing to. day. Ui atat Game commission retried. Oood week-end prospects wi reported on th McKensI river 111 several Klamath county taaes. The fishing bulletin: Odell lake trolling fair to poor, fly fishing fair. Crescent lak tro., i"s rair. Davis lak dry fly tlsH I lug poor, aet fly flailing fair to S'1 Hummi! lak sm catches ;Of fji.trrn Brook and Rainbow up ' lO fV notlllfU h.wa .-I.-.. Opal lake good. Timpansgas "lag. J jiut f,ir. Fawn and Midnight lakes good. Rosary lake, only fair Oold j lak grnerally good. Marilyn lakea ""Obey lak continue guoo. M.r.h rr k Crescent mak upper Ultl De.rhutea and Ita ail good to eireilenl. Douglas rounly-Hoaeburg-Yppcr ltiictiaai area water low and clear. Trout plentiful. Light leader eawn. Hal. Tremendous atone fly hatches. Some ateelhead being taken. Klamath county Lake' of th ot1, fuhing fair but few limit eairhea made, ply fishing In th. evening with black gnat or brown hackle Is most succeasful. Four Mite Mil .k. fuhm, tooj ,, msny limit catena, being mad. trolling and bait fishing. Th. road la in poor condition, but It to hard surfaced and passable for slow travel. Fish lak. fly fuhlnf , th. evening Is excellent. Orsv Hackle is ih most popular fly. Limit catches are being mad. in forty minuiea. Trolling with Ford fender and worms and still fishing with slngl. gg u also vary sur fsfiil. Th ms)orty of th fisher men sr. making limit catches her. j 5 Min. from Town L W . 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