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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JULY 25, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINS Shun The Cellar Bevos In Fourth Spot, Take Pair From Suds ty Tlii- AMarUIrd " Hkimi tloIlywcKKl Hum me iwin kting hkhIii. J I in lUxr. thr ulliplii Oirrtt, tmnnird nut Hirer liotur rutu to giv tlit BUr a double v.m Hiinilny uvrf ! Aiiitrln 4 In 3 aiul 8 In 1. The awrrp mIvmicm! a 4-4 draw Inr thr Hlnm III the "ilvil nr" mti. Itaxr flrt hmuer broke a 3-3 dratlliH k In the flmt itwmr Hi iilhrr two ramr In the niichlritp ami prNlured four llullywKKl run, The double win put the Htnri five Sports " ROUNDUP Hugh Fulltrfon NKW YOltK. July 35 ( "Why Aaw the Clinnt Un. "dmi'l you write Munething about the ty thai bum Hr-mia urta kmH-krd nut H the time but t ill art credit Inr winning gnmr? That 10-3 mont of his U the phntilrat thing I evrr uw" . . . That, be idea plngtarlilitg llriNiklytta Invor tte word, bum, wen being mml mi f ir to Hlh llrama But It did emplmfcU Die pert a "klrong fKluh" ha hnd Hi keeping the V ikKlgem ahrad of the oniukhliig W'arrtiual . . , Knr the record, Ilranra haa ftuti rvcti rmnplrle gamea. He haj brrt knot krt out about a down tlmra and got rred It fur winning three of iiu atarta , . . Blue? "July 1, the Hum have been lUlng three or four piUheri a lot oftrner than Jul mte, but they've had the nerrnary relief men m the ben. h. not to mention pinrh-hlttera, god rearrvrn and. In other word, the "bnrh" to k-r,i the club rolling .'. . Mavbe the Humi don't outrlaM the Cards, but they eure outnumber them IHHt Ol H M.t.ll tH M hi hti hoiue-tnan ball rlub lingering In lt plate In the North Atlantic lengue. Kid Hmijarnln nf the Km letnn. I'a . IMainHraker reaorted In arllhmrtlr to get It nut ... Hid lined up a "league of latt plare rluba from varum rlrruita and. with an aulal from the Hi. Lmn Drown. Itailrtnn g-l into aetenth In the perrentage e R(HKY .RAIANO. boa I ng bad boy." tot into trouble again brfnr he finUhed aigntng up for hla ftnt Nrw York fight In three yn. While he was In the Garden for Uie ceremony, he drew a tlrkrt for parking hi rax on Stft Are . . "Brave I lave Hhapiro. Ihe Oorge Waahlngtnn V. baAkrthaJler who einaed thoae would-be briber latt winter, ha relapsed Into ammvml tT In the O. W law arhonl. but hfa looking forward to the job offered him in the New York dutrlrt at torney office. Hell be graduated within the neit year . . . Ham Hr throe, the Montreal spredftter, haa International league manager ao perturbed that Buffalo a Paul Richards invariably order Ram walked when there a man on sec ond. Thai's the only time he can t steal . . . Betides the Char Ira l.enevich and Orariano - Fuarl f.ghu. the IIKJ Nrw York branch la figuring on one or two more outdoor fights befor the season ends. e e HIRMAV 1IICKMA V. Yalf s ro tund football coach, and Puhllntor Charley Lnftua went on a reducing diet recently. In three week Loftua loet three pound and Herman, really holding his weight down, gained five . . . Ray A real ha taken over the management of Middleweight ftmuir Home and hopes to get somewhere with him. Ray aUn haa l.t -pound Tony I.abu. who. he ay. Is "a kid who doean t look bad" . . . When a U. of Florida aluminus recently of fered Coach Ray Wolf two "sure fire touchdown play." Ray sent one back with the eiplanatlon: "We only need one sure-fire touch down play. Youngsters Wait National Play WA8HINOTON. July S5 1 in ltopex ran high among mom than 100 youngsters today aa they pre pared to face each other In the na tional golf tournament. The under- II classic opens here .Wednesday at the Mla-yard, par-75, congressional country club. First round matches Inrlude- Richard Heaa, Heattle. va. Richard ltessemer, Houston, Tex. Ronald Rlnlbaaa. Chicago, vs. Philip (letrhell. Mrdford. Ore Jimmy Breen. Albuquerque, N. M.. vs. BUI Derlrksnn, Heattle. Win Semi-Pro Second Round PORTLAND. July 23 m Portland's Mecca Lunch and Mc M I n n T 1 1 1 won second-round games laat night In the state af mi-pro bnaebnll tournament. Mecca defeated Prlnevllle 7-0 In five Innings to push the Cen tral Oregon nine out nf the ser ies. McMlnnvllle scored seven earned runs In Ihe seventh In ning to upset Ihe favored Ker Cher lumber of Forest Drove, 7-. My Business li- r I "Making Chef Kamaker llandard Ins, t. Phone 74114 and a half g it men ahead of Hacra- nirtiln which iplit a pair with Man Dlrgo. The Padre took the opener I lo 0 on a thrrchil pitching Job by Bob Havage. The Padrea built up a 6 Li I Irud In the flml thrre Innlngii of (he nightcap but fi7..lrd whrn the Holona drove Lyman I. Hide to the hhower In the sevrnth on a four-run uplurge. Ttie final score was 9 to 8 for Macrsmeiito. Ran Pranrlaro and Oakland aln divided their twin bill. Hie ftok took the nucner 3 to 0 and Uie Heal the finale 6 to 3. Parnell Woodx' ixth Inning homer decided the firnt giuiie. Al l.lrn Mattered eight (tik land hlU In Ihe nightcap. It ma hi 11th win. The Portland Beavers, now In fourth place after occupying the Pacific Coast league cellar moat of the araon, took a pair from Heallle 3-1 and 6-1. The Braver ganged up on Herb Karpel In the find Inning of the nightcap to score all of their five run. Big Hill Burghers grand alum homer wa the big gun. Only one game Is srhedtilrd for Monday night jn Angclea and Hai ruuicrito begin a nine-game r rim at the AngrU' Wrlglry field It will be Ken Holrnibe (13-5 on the mound for the Holona and Bob Krily B-8 for the Angel Hhott atorea: H H T. Portlnnd (M) fXK) 3'0--3 U Ken Mir 010 000 000-1 8 4 llclwr and Pernandr. Oladd 3; 8hani. Aidiinia fli and (Jiimo, Portland &no 000 0-5 8 0 Hcattle 0O0 000 l-l 8 3 Hnluman and Burgher; Karpel, Colrman 8t and Warren. Hunt Areas Closed Oii POHTI.ANU. July J5 , The new atale (am. rommlulon rloet off ai.n'.e area, and curtailed the Baker area a loin elk aeajum aa It futatilithed final hunting reiu Horn inr the year. The rommlulon roiuldered Ihe rniuUuona at a meeting here Hat uriUy. Chaiiman Carl Hill alao announr e. that Chailea LocHo.l, a tur liamed alate game dlrerUjr until Ueienjbrr 31. Ixxkwood later named Phil rkhenider. a former direcUir. a hla auljitant. The cli.liur. m Uie tenUUve lame regulatltma announced July 10 were 1 linker area: Uk mwn u twrteiied to llo-e Ieieniber 31 In alead of January 31. 2 lula rminly. eat of hUh way w. will be rliel lor elk J -Myrtle creek game relue in lUmey couritr win be closed after teln ojen the pt aeveral yeara. 4 -Mountain aheep retime In Wal lowa rounly sill be rloM-d u all but waterfowl huntera. elherman county will be cloaed to deer huntini. RRK AKFAkT HOP 1-KB ANON. July 35 lWThe Ore gon Hxirtmrn-Pllou will be gueata at a break fkftf tint K. . a . - - " . l OUII- day, July 31. 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S3 Trie lihtly 8S Rtinflnf plant it Exit VESTICAL 1 Oil 2 HrpUc 1 Rawntlal birtf Travelers From Far And Wide Pass Through Basin Area; Comment Held Good By air and rail and highway, tour- tMa are pouring into Klamath Fall thla aummrr. aome to linaer and rnthuM othen to go on to other Oregon and Northwest poinu of Interest. ftervlce atattona. hotela and mo trla a well aa the travel bureau and AAA report viiiora from all over the United 8tate and the world generally anld on Hub country. A Ran Francltro meat man. M. B Bovce. vtitin thla week aaid he lUn to retire along the Rogue river, lie thourht Klamath Palla wu a fine citv and Portland waa "beau tifully green." Knlem he liked too for lla "neat cleanneaa " He alwava wanted to come through Klamath Palla but thla la hta lint vu.it. Ida wife, a native of Italy with a prune ranch near Morgan Hill. Calif , wanted to go to Europe thla year. 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I Among other recent Ttaltora to Klamath Palla wai an advertising manager frrm Atkim. Norway: I Prenrh-Rwtaa diamond cutter from ! Rwiuerland the aaid thla ta the : first year sine the war that things are looking up at home, the Eiffel ! Tower has "lost lu droop and la Btraigctening up" and "along the ' crwro DiDC r V N - GLADLY! o ! ii If I B H r; 1 . ae I 1 Phon 4103 Champa Blyarra th ladlea arc trorkad In tha latrat atyln aialn thla year"). Tha aulatant rommliKlofier for tha Brllliih government In Vlrtorla. Hrltlah Columbia, vlalled here and atopped at the AAA for road Infor mation: vie president and aalea manaiier for the Lyona Bottllnc company waa cray about Crater lake. He la a Han Pranrlaro realdrnt. Treaaurer of tha Mid-Valley Sup ply company In St. Louis. Mo., "loved" thla area and all of Oregon. Alaaka, Canada and nearly every ntate In the Union la repreaented In Ihe Influx of tourtnta thla aeaaon. YOU CA! 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