WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, If 4f
PACE TWELVE
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATh hALLj. OKECON
Indians Hang
Third In Row
On Yankees
Cleveland's 5-4
Win Skids N. Y.
. Lead; Sox Third
Bt The AnnrliM freee
It thu the start of that long
twaltcd New York Yankee collapse?
Baseball experts, who vowed Ihe
Yankeea would finish no hlfher
than fourth this year, wore that
old wise look today. A good nianr of
them were ready to give, you that
-I told you to" routine.
And they may hare something
there. For the Bronx Bombera of
late hare looked like anything but
the league leaden they are.
In losing yesterday. 5-4. to Cleve
land, the Yankeea extended their
losing skein to three in a row. They
now have dropped four of their
last five (tames, three of them to
eecond division clubs. Whereas they
only boasted an eight-game margin,
their lead has shrunk to three and
half fames over the advancing
Indians.
The tribe battery of Pitcher Bob
Lemon and Catcher Jim Kegan was
was responsible for the Yankees'
most recent defeat. Lemon not only
whipped the Yankees for the third
time this year In racking up his
eleventh triumph, but hammered
his fourth home run. with Hrgan on
base. Hegan broke up the game in
the last of the ninth with a horn
run.
THIRD PLACE
The Boston Red Sox climbed
back Into third place, seven and a
half games off the pace, defeating
the Chicago White Sox. 6-4. Vera
Stephens' two-run single highlight
ed the Red Sox three-run ninth
Inning that kavoed starter Marino
Plerettt.
The Tigers blew a 6-0 lead be
hind Hal Newhouser. but bounced
back to eke out a 7-4 triumph over
the Washington Senators. Three
successive eight Inning walks plus
long fly by Johnny Upon brought
In the winning run.
Pour home runs helped the St
Louis Browns sweep a twilight
night doubleheader from the Phila
delphia Athletics, t-4 and 5-4. It
was the Browns' fifth straight vic
tory. Jack Graham and Shenn Lol
ls hit lour baggers In the first
game, and Gerry Priddy and Dick
Kokos slammed circuit clouts In the
second. Bob Dilllnger was the chief
gun hi the Brownie attack, turning
In six consecutive hits three
tingles and a triple In the opener.
BCMS PICK TP
The Dodgers picked up a fun
game en the Cardinals, edging out
the Pittsburgh Pirate. 4-3. while
the Boston Braves knocke-1 oft the
Redbtrde. a-2. Brace Edwards
tingled with the bases loaded In
the ninth to snap a 1-3 tie and
give the Brooks the decision.
Southpaw Warren Spahn posted
kit eleventh triumph, limiting the
Cardinals to aut hits as the Braves
batted Max Lanier out of the box
an the fourth. Elbte Fletcher eorked
three-run homer off the Card
southpaw in the third.
Scoring at least once In every tn
alng. the New York OianU battered
three Cincinnati hurlers for 30 hits
including three homers to humble
the Reds, 13-3. Hank Thompson.
Johnny Mlze and Marshall contri
buted home runt. Larry Jansen
coasted to hit tenth victory, with
Howard Pox getting tagged with the
defeat
PHILS WW
Lefty Ken HeuiUelman pitched
another masterpiece as the Phila
delphia Phils nipped the Chicago
Cubs, 1-0. Helntselman scattered
nine hits for his twelfth victory
against three defeats. A single' by
Andy Seminick scored Willie Jones
from second with two out In the
last of the eighth for the only run.
Medford Lad
To U.S.G.A.
PORTLAND. July 20 m Pif-teen-year-old
Phil Oetchell of Med
ford will represent Oregon In the
USOA Junior golf tournament at
Washington. D. C.
He covered the par 73 Alderwood
country club course yesterday in
7 to lead other contestants. Bob
Holdridge, Hood River, had an 80;
Ken McLachlan. Vancouver. Wash,
(4 and Dan Strife. Eugene. 87.
The national play will be staged
July 27-30.
Ronnie Sidelined,
Bui Nof Bv Bats
ATLANTA, July 20 m Ronnie
Clark, 15 -year -old neighborhood
team pitcher, was knocked out of
the box yesterday but not by op
posing batters.
Ronnie wat hurled from the
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The GUM STORE i
711 Main SL
Last Year's Netters
Firing Line; Start Sunday
Most of last year's tournament
players will be on the tiring line
when elimination rounds In the city
tennis tourney opens at Moore park
Sunday.
Loren Hughee, activity director V
Moore park, announced today thai
applicants In the various divisions
have not as yet announced their
partners tor the doubles play.
Hughes la urging all players to
secure their partners as soon as pos
sible and register with nun at the
park.
To dale there have been no entries
in the girls division, age 12 to IS. but
all divisions will be open to registra
tion until Saturday afternoon.
NET HOPEFUL Shown here
will be swinging for the men's
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LEADS WITH .786
BAN PRANCISCO. July 30 (f
nanacr wiia m mm u of i i wuw ana wiree losses, icwus rmcuic v.oast i
league pitchers with a .788 average.
Guy Fletcher of Seattle hat accumulated the most victories 15. He :
hat lost seven games.
The venerable Dick Barrett, recently signed by San Diego after
serving at Seattle, hat eight wtnt and three losses. Hit .777 average put
nun in second place.
Carl Schant of Seattle, with 105
Pitching records. Including garnet
Melton. San Francisco
Ramsdell. Hollywood
Barrett, 6rattle-San Diego
PI ores, San Diego ,
Holcombe. Sacramento
Maltzberger. Hollywood ,
Dasso. Sacramento
Saltzman. Portland
Fletcher. Seattle
Helser. Portland
Lynn, Los Angeles-Portland
Mclrvin, Portland
Hofmann, Seattle
Galehouse, Seattle
Dtehl. Portland
Ardizoia, Seattle
Fleming, Portland
Di Biasi. Portland
Besse, Seattle
Mooty, Portland-San Diego
Portland
mound when a bolt of lightning
struck a nearby tree. Injuring the
pitcher and three other persons and
scattering over 100 spectators of the
city park game.
The injured wer treated
burnt and shock.
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Thirteen have signed for men's
competition and more are expected
by deadline time.
They are Bill Whelan, Prank Tip
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executing a backhand swing is 20-year-old Bill Crawford who
trophy in the city tennis tourney which starts Sunday.
Wills rd Ramsdell. Hollywood right-
ttrikeoutt, leads In this department i
of July 17, include:
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13 S 38 .708 !
13 84 .684
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Only two players In the majors
have made over 2000 hits Dixie
Walker of the Pirates and Luke Ap
pling of the White Sox.
Robert (Lefty) Orove it the lat-
vt auuiiion w) ine rana oi major
league pitchers who have won over
300 garnet.
Sales &
Service, Inc.
Back On
pet, Kddle Dent. Raymond Ttce.
Oeorge Mills. Jerry Olson, Tony
Molttore, Bud Case. Jim Pinnlgan,
Bill Crawford. Loren Hughes, Ken
K:rns. and Pat Wettrl.
In the women's division, three
have signed. They are Dolores
Steele. Virginia Karns and Ruth
Hands teln.
Seven have Inked for play In the
Junior boys division, seven in Junior
girls play and nine In the boys (be
tween 13 and 14 bracket.
Elimination rounds will take place
all of next week with the finals
scheduled for Sunday, July 31.
I FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
I SAN JOSE. Calif, Alfredo Esco
bar. 134 S. Lot Angeles, outpointed
j Felix Ramirex. 1334, San Jose, 10.
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ROUNDUP
iy Hugh Fullerton
PITTSBURQH, July It (VWhen
Bobby Lock won the British Open
Oolt title and derided to stay in
England. It was Just another head
ache for Oeorge Bchnelter, although
some other golf proa may have
been relieved gchnelter la a round
faced, bespectacled, serious guy
from Utah who specialises in hand
ling headaches. He'a tournament di
rector for the PGA before he went
to England. Locke had agreed to
appear In the Inverness four-ball
matches at Toledo next week, the
Western Open and tome exhibitions
now the sponsors are complain
ing and the POA may have to take
action.
Schneiter'a theory It that the
people who put up $15,000 or to
a week for golf prises should get
their money's worth. And on pro
vision In the standard player con
tract Is that when a golfer puts
his nam on the list 30 days In
advance saying he'll definitely ap
pear In a tournament, he must live
up to that agreement "one nice
thing about golf these days." says
Oeorge. "Is that most golfers' word
la absolutely good."
The workings of the POA tour
nament bureau arent very well un
derstood, but the basic theory It
to run golf like a big business
and to protect the sponsors, ac
cording to Schnelter for Instance.
a few years ago, the big stars .
were demsndlng and getting huge !
sums as "appearance" money the i
POA decided that was unfair, so I
the contracts now provide 82M ex
tra for the appearance of the Na- I
tional Open and POA champions
and the leading money winner of
the previous year. Nobody ele gets
an extra cent Just for playing the i
organisation collect an extra fee j
tor the golf 'clinic" and spills it
with the players who participate. I
The sum doesn't actually cover the
cost of providing a starter, score- I
board keeper, program material, and ;
various other services. But that s !
all part of the big show . j
The I'. ef Pittsburgh, whose font- j
ball fortunes supposedly are on the ,
upgrade, has begun a campaign to ;
sell more season tickets than ever
before. The record. In one of Pitt a
big years, waa onl tono Frtta Wit-
son. Notre Dame's No. I alumnus !
In this district la looking for but. '
fast tarklee for the 161 team end
speakirg o f Notre Dame, that i
"new" huddle which Frank Leahy i
Just Installed has been used at East j
high school In Columbus. Ohio, for
the past 14 years Vic Lombard!, j
who has been rooming with the pop- i
ular Pirate. Ralph Ktner. claims
that when the phone rings In their
room he picks it up and says:
"Ralph Kiner't secretary speak
ing." The Dodgers' publicity depart-1
mrnt report that Mr. and Mrs. I
Alve Wheeler o f Miami, former
Brooklyn resident, named their In
fant daughter "Brook Lynn " he a ,
not related to those famous flat .
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Leading Twinks
Slapped Down
By Los Angeles
Cellar-Dwellers
Find Lucky Run In
Ninth; Bevos Lose
By The Asaerlafrd Pees
The Loa Angeles Angels, cellar
dwellers In the Pacific Coast league
standing, have discovered that their
wmga still work.
They reared up and slapped down
the front-mnnlng llnllywuod Stare.
3-1, In their civil war series opener
Tuesday night A lucky run In the
nltilh turned the trick.
Waynt Terwllltger and Cec Oar
rlotl walked. "Twig" took third,
then broke for horn at Clarence
Maddern bounced an easy one to
Hurler Willie Ramsdell. Ramsdell
tried for a double play and whirled
toward second. Terwllllger ram on
In. Cal MrLlsh waa the winner.
JO-JO WINS
Jo-Jo White, former Seattle man
ager, fanned In th ninth with th
tying Hollywood run on baa. It
waa his debut with th Star.
Second place Sacramento, fighting
toward th top of th heap, ad
vanced to within aeven game of
th Stars by tripping San Diego 7-1.
Bob Olllespl waa too stingy on the
mound, yielding only three safetlrs.
Ouy Fletcher collected his 16th
victory of the year, shutting out
Portland at Seattle got mileage out
of six hits to win. 1-0. It waa the
first game for Rill Lawrence as
manager of the Rainier. He re
placed Jo-Jo Whit. Th Suds col
lected four runs In th seventh.
Ban Francisco eased Oakland 1 1.
Sieve Nagy scattering eight hit to
win.
Wednesday's schedule:
San Francisco (Al Lien 10-111 at
Oakland iLou Tost (-71.
Portland (Hal Haltsman 13-6 at
Seattle iCharll Br ham I4-.
San Diego (Al Jurtstrh ll- at
Sacramento Ken Holcombe !3-6.
Loa Anurias Bryan Stephens 1-3
and Don Carlsen - at Hollywood
i Pinky Woods 13-7 and Olrn
Moulder 10-fl doubleheader.
Short scores: R H E
Port Is nd . 000 000 0000 7 3
Seattle . 100 000 lt 4 3
Helser Dtehl 7i and Olsdd;
Fletcher and Onuso.
Los Angeles . 010 100 0013 0
Hollywood 010 100 0003 g 3
McLlsh and Novotney: Ramsdell .
and Utuer.
San Francisco 010 0U0 030-3 3
Oakland 000 030 0003 t I
Nagy and Jarvta; Thompson and
Kerr.
San Diego 010 000 0001 3 0
Sacramento 300 010 40s 7 10 1
Barrett. Thompson Si. Mooty l
and Rltchry; Oilleapi and Ral
mondl. wheelers on the Brooklyn trolley
lines.
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Gus Prepares For
Crack At Champion
SUMMIT, N. J July 30 Mi-Belter
Isle than never. 1 list's Oils
Lesiievlrh's motto as lie prepares
fur a delayed shot at Hie world
heavyweight championship NIIA
version.
Durabl Otis, now 34, atarted
training yesterday for hla August
10 Yankee stadium date with Ks
aard Charlea. the NIIA king from
Cincinnati,
"righting for the heavyweight
title Is Uie dream of all fighters."
he aald, as might be eierted, "t
was all aet to fight Joe Louis last
Gifmnn Cook
Smith. Wolfe
Wins Verdict
PORTLAND. July 30 UV-A left
to th chin and a vicious right high
on the head gave Buddy Oilman.
t, Beatll. a fourth round knock
out over Bill Smith. 137. New Or
leans, her last night. Th main
event clash. It had been scheduled
for 10 rounds.
Sharing main-event billing. Dirk
Wolfe !ok a 10-rnund decision over
Paul Kennedy. Longvlew. Referee
Jim Malnnry'a verdict was not pop
ular with Uie slim crowd.
Major League
LEADERS
NATIONAL I.KAt.l r
Balling Robinson, Brooklyn.
JM: Kiner. Pittsburgh. J30.
Runs batted In Robinson. Brook
lyn, m. Hodges. Rnmklvn. M
Home runs Kitier, Pittsburgh, 34;
Ourdtm, New York, 18.
Pitching Chamheri and Sewell.
Pittsburgh. 1-1 JJ.
AMHI('t l.r4GI r
Ratting DiMsggm. Hoiton. 343:
Kelt, Detroit, and Williams, Boston.
J-M.
Runs baited In Stephens, Boston,
5. Williams. Boston. M.
Horn runs Stephens. Boston. 33,
Williams. Boston. 31.
Pitching -Reynolds N Y . 10-1.
o. Wynn, Clrvelsnd. f-l. 57.
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year until that Mill thing kae-
pencd."
'That Mills thing" was l
rnund bout at London last July
In which Ous Inst his world light
heavyweight crown.
"It waa tough to lose th big
shot with I.niil." he said, "special
ly when you Ihlnk you won 13 nf
the It rounds. Hut lhat't the
breaks."
Bark home at CllfMde Park,
N. J., Ous haa four most Important
remains for wanting to win th
title. They are Ous Jr., ate '.
Oerry. age I'v and twin glrla who
were born a lit t la over a year ago.
Ko'bo"..,
PORTLAND, July 30 Ml Banks
Albany and Portland's archer team
won last night as the slate semi
pro baseball tournament round
continued.
Hanks dumped th Portlsnd Fire
fighter. 6 to 3. after breaking a
3-3 deadlock in the sixth behind big
Jim Hudson's five hit pitching.
Portland'! archer diunued Prlne
vllle. 4 to 3. and Albany ahut out
Verboort, 3 to 0
Albany I th defending champion.
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