TUESDAY, JULY 26, 194?
PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Cards Remain
Squeak Ahead
Of Brooklyn
Indians Push Yanks
In American; Wynn
Registers Eighth
Br The Associated lm
Throw the first three months out
oi the window, boys the National
Ipuui pennant race is Just begin- i
nlng.
It took 14 weeks, but now that
the wheat has been r p rated from
the chaff, the same old bitter rivals
the Brooklyn Dodgers and St.
Louis Cardinals are battling for the
coveted prise. That's been the story
In six of the last eight years.
At the moment, the edge lies with
the Cards. Back home from a suc
cessful 13 -game eastern Jaunt, the
Redblrds are in first place today, a
half game in front of the slumping
Dodgers. As far as the flag la con
cerned, the other si clubs can start
rebuilding for next year.
The rampant Redblrds. who took
over first place from Brooklyn by
knocking off the Dodgers three
straight In the Brooks' own bark
yard, begin a 19-game home stand
today.
In the meantime the Dodgers will
play 17 games on the road, begin'
nine with a trio in Chicago.
Bitter Fight
The American league race is show
ing signs of becoming a humdinger,
too. It appeared practically over last
week when the pace-setting New
York Yankees knocked oft their
most persistent challengers the
Cleveland Indians two out of three
to Increase their margin to five and
half games.
Things have changed since then,
though. The Tribe went on to take
ts next five games, including the big
one last night when they whipped
the Yankees. 4-3. before 71.354 at
the Yankee stadium. That cut the
Bronx Bombers' lead to only three
games, with the two teams clashing
again Wednesday and Tnursaay.
The Indians delivered a one-two
punch last night. Not only did they
defeat the Yankees, but they turned
the tables on Vie Raschi. who had
whipped them four straight times
this year. The Yankee ce went the
route for the 15th time, but was
tagged for 11 hits and went down
to his fourth defeat. He has won 15.
Righthander Early Wynn regis
tered his eighth victory against two
setbacks, but needed help from
Satchel Paige In the eighth.
Dale Mitchell was instrumental In
Cleveland first two runs. Driving
in the first with a long fly. and
scoring: the second on fly by Micky
Vernon following his triple.
A pair of lapses by the Yankee
battery accounted for Cleveland's
last two runs.
In the only National league game,
the Dodgers, striving to save some
thing from their disastrous series
with the Redblrds. had to settle for
a nine-inning tie as the Cards
overcame a 3-1 deficit in the sixth.
The game was called by agreement
at the end of the ninth to permit
both clubs to make train connections
to the West.
THREE FOR STAN
8 tan Musial's triple, the first of
three hit against his Brooklyn
cousins, scored Lou Klein to give
the Cards a run in the first, but
the Brooks came back with two in
the third and another in the fourth
for a 3-1 lead.
With two away In the sixth.
Musial doubled, Enos Slaughter
walked, and Ron Northey scored
them both with a two-base hit.
Rocky Nelson's two-bagger brought
In Northey to put the Cards ahead.
4-3. The Dodgers tied the score at
4-4 In their half of the sixth on
Pinch Hitter Gene Hennanski's
home run.
No other games were scheduled
ta the majors.
Gals Advance
To Semis In
City Tennis
It will be Ruth Hagelstein against
Mary Love for the women's city
tennis trophy after elimination
rounds yesterday had narrowed the
field down to this duo.
Miss Hagelstein experienced little
trouble in drubbing Dolores Steele,
8-3: Mis Love, however, was
pushed in winning over Mrs. Patter
son. 9-7. 1-6. 11-9.
The men didn't play yesterday.
In the Junior men's bracket, Ron
nie Dimmlck and Ronnie Lowell
advanced to the semi-final bracket,
Dimmlck by virtue of two byes while
Lowell was trouncing John Owtngs,
6- 2, 7-5 in two straight sets.
In other Junior clashes it took
three set before Bob Leik won over
Bob Petzoldt. 6-4. 6-8, 6-0; and
Owing beat John Oldham, 6-3, 4-6,
7- 6.
Lowell later whipped Owing.
Joe Shearer beat Tom Well, 6-1,
4-, 6-2 while Jerry Igl drew a bye
In the boys' division.
In the only Junior women's clash,
Janet Taylor spanked Belle Russell,
6-2, 6-4.
Amity
Dumped
PORTLAND. July 26 (Pr Amity
was dumped last night from the
state semi-pro baseball tournament
as Cornelius won, 3 to 1.
Earlier, Willamette triumphed
over Philomath, 4 to 1.
Willamette by Its win Joined Mc
Mlnnvllle In having two win and
no defeats In the double-elimination
meet. Philomath is still In the tour
ney with one win and one loss.
A triple-header Is scheduled to
night with Portlsnd Firemen against
Verboort. Odell against Archer Pipe,
and defending champion Albany
against Banks.
Want Ads phoned to 8111 before
11:30 a. m. appear the same dsyl
Prisoner
'Sprung' For
Ball Tourney
OLYMPIA. July S6 ( A state
penitentiary Inmate will be re
leased under guard to play with
the Walla Walla entry In the
state semi-pro baseball tourna
ment at Mount Vernon, the gov
ernor's office said yesterdny.
Hie player Is Earl "Lefty'
Woodson. Negro pitcher.
Governor. Langlie will grant
executive permission for the trip,
his office said. The tournament
opens Friday.
Reese Stays
On Top OS
Hit Column
Veteran Bill Reese is still the
Gems' leading hitter, with an aver
age of J76 figured through Sunday's
doubleheader. and he places fifth
in the Far West league among reg
ular players.
Ray Perry of Redding holds first
with .434. Vince DiMaggio of Pitts
burg has .407 and Lou Veaehch of
Vallejo .40. Ralph DeMurro, Santa
i " th'rt baseman, has an average
of .393 but has played in only one-
! fourth of his team's tames.
The Gems lead the Far West
i league in team hitting with an av
erage of .399. Willows is second with
I .291 and Vallejo places third. In
, fielding averages over the entire
season. Klamath Falls is ranked
second to Santa Rosa.
Here Is an unofficial rundown on
: Oems batting and pitching through
j Sundav: I
Hitting AB R II Ave. !
! Elton - 37 11 14 .378 j
Reese 314 101 116 376
Hernandez 319 75 118 364
Casselli 211 64 80 360 I
Hesse 344 90 130 .349
! Buick 66 17 31 318 j
Nordell 358 93 109 304
Faller 138 38 41 JS7
Jensen 315 83 87 376
Mohler 185 26 40 316
Descalso 169 22 28 J66
Pitching C. W L Pet. j
Schilameyer ..- 17 4 0 1 000 1
Pendleton 5 1 0 1 000 I
Gilson 11 8 2 .800 j
Kittle 13 6 2 .750 1
Jordan 18 11 4 .733
Lopeman 21 12 6 .6t7
Nicholas 17 8 6 .571 !
Sonntag 10 1 .000
KC Drubs
Reclamation
STANDINGS
W
Eagles 6
Pet.
1 000
1.000
.857
.714
.667
Merrill Billiards
Calhoun's
Finnigan's
K. C
Merrill VFW
Reclamation
Kalpine
Stewart-Lennox
Smith Lumber Co.
375
.286
.143
.143
.000
Despite Bud Petersteiner's potent
punch with the bat. the Knights of
Columbus outlasted the Reclamation
nine. 11 to 8. last night on Merrill's
lighted diamond.
Petersteiner slammed a home run,
a double and a single in five strides
to the plate. '
Ken Camer. KC catcher, picked
up a double and a single in four I
In a battle or the cellar-dwellers,
the opener, Stewart-Lennox picked
up their first victory of the season
with a 10 to 3 drubbing of the Smith
Lumber company, yet to hit the vic
tory column.
Tom Hamanat pitched five-bit
ball for the winners.
Short scores:
R H E
K. C 11 12 2
Reclamation 8 10 6
K. C: Bunderg and K. Carrier;
B. of R.: Vanderhoff and Simons.
Stewart-Lennox . 10 7 2
Smith Lumber 3 S 4
Stewart-Lennox: T. Hamant and
B. Hamant: Smith: Randall. Taylor
(3) and Iserman. (Five Innings.)
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By Tbe Associated Press
Brooklyn H e r b 1 e Kronowitz
158'j. Brooklyn, outpointed Lou
Valles. 159. New York (8.
Baltimore Sonny Boy West. 136',.
Washington, knocked out Honey
Boy Williams, Hl'i. New York (3).
Newark. N. J. Bernle Renolds,
182. Cliffside Park, knocked out
Wlllard Reed, 195. Newark (Si.
Pittsburgh Charley iZivIc) Affif,
160. Pittsburgh, outpointed Jackie
Burke. 162, Brownsville, Pa. (10).
Chicago Dale Hall, 199, Los An
geles, outpointed Mack Parshay,
189. Detroit (8).
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DOUSE THE JIB . . . Two Seo Scout ships maneuver just off the Elks Marino on Upper
Klamath lake during a short run The ships, of the lightning class, are octually over
complemented, usually carrying crews of three or four. The command "stand by to down
sails" hos just been given the forward ship.
1STAN DINGS
FAR WEST LEAGIE
W L
Pittsburg M 30
Klamath Falls 52 31
Willows 47 38
Redding 44 41
Marysvllle 41 43
Santa Rosa 3 44
Vallejo 34 53
Medford - - - 26 59
Pet.
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.563
m
s-o
391
TT
306
Yesterday's Results
Vallejo 13. Klamath Falls 12.
Only game scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGIE
Hollywood 73 SO
i Sacramento
i Oakland
66
63
. 80
61
60
S3
50
Portland
Seattle
San Diego .
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yesterday's Reralta
Sacramento S. Los Angeles 1,
Only fame scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
St. Louis
! Brooklyn ..
. 54
S3
. 48
. 47
. 44
. 43
. 36
35
.600
.5SKS
323
J16
MO
1 Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn 4. 8L Louis 4 nine-ln
ng tie cal
catch train).
Only game scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE 1
New York S7 33 .633
Cleveland S4 38 .600 :
Boston 49 41 .544 ;
Philadelphia 49 43 .533
Detroit 48 44 .533 :
Chicago 39 52 .439
Washington 34 53 391 '
St. Louis 31 59 344 :
Yesterday's Results
Cleveland 4, New York 2.
Only game scheduled.
Bailey Snatches
Golf Title Again
COLFAX. Wash.. July 26 (Pi A.
B. (Buck) Bailey, Washington State
college baseball coach, has annexed
the Whitman county golf title for
the third time.
Bailey left par for the 36 holes
undented 10 over but his 150 was
the best posted by 32 contestants. He
won the crown first In 1941 and
again In 1948.
Gain On Hollywood
Solons Trip Angels;
Holcombe Hurls Win
The surging Sacramento Solons
' !".
Th' trimmed Los Angeles 5 to 1
tne ',c'"c Coast league's onlv
J Monday night game. The win gained
, - o-Un, - half a..... - nil VJ. .! ' V
wood, the idle league leaden. The
8tars are five games In front
Defends
Tee Title
SAINT JOHN. N. B. N.. July 26 IO
Defending Champion Frank Strana
han of Toledo. Ohio, today opens
defense of his Canadian amateur
golf title after drawing a bye In
yesterday's first round.
Pitted against the champion today
1 Bob Davison of Amherst, N. 8.
The actual competing field of 139,
with a scattering of American op
position to Stranahan, was reduced
to 64 yesterday. The Canadian sur-
.483 vlvors were headed by Bill Mawhm
.404 ney of Vancouver. B. C, former Jun
380 lor champion, who all but made a
wreck of Riverside's park 70 course
I in overcoming John Jabanoskl of
j If Bill could have carded a medal
' score he would have set a course
record with his 66.
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The win was the Solons 18'h In
their last 31 starts.
rn Holcombe's arm was the
principal reason for the Angeles'
downfall. The Solon hurler spaced
five hits and allowed only one Angel
past first base after the first inning.
The Angels pulled a triple play
that appeared and then disappeared
In a matter of seconds. Umpires
Oordon Ford and Pat Orr overruled
Umpire Ira Gordon in nullifying
the uiple-ktlllng.
The disallowed play started when
Angel Outfielder Clarence Maddern
made a gotng-away catch of Jim
Tabor s hard-hit ball into deep left.
His throw trapped two Solon run
ners who were going around the
bases like mad. Gordon called them
out.
However. Ford and Orr ruled that
Maddcra trapped the ball off the
wall and reinstated the runner.
Tabor wa credited with a hit.
Tuesday' schedule:
Seattle (Herman Besse, 6-14) at
Oakland (Earl Jones. 6-S).
Hollywood (unavailable) at Port
land (Tommy Bridges).
Sacramento (Don Johnson, S-101
at Los Angeles (Don Watklns. 6-4).
San Francisco (Harry Feldman,
2-2) at San Diego (Al Jurlslch, ll-7.
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National Open
Stays Open To
Bobby Locke
USGA Disregards
PGA Banning Of
South African
NKW YOKK. July M . Vi Thr
purr trti.u "( Amriu-tTt lunntivv
golf toutiutiuriita writ cIoaciI liktuy
to Hobby Locke but thr bush-biownl
South Afnaui may Mill net mu te
at U. 8. pros In the imtlonul o(hmi.
Th U. 8. Ootf nuMKiution. whu-h
ruiu thr oorii. unlit InM uiuht U hud
Ukcii no move toward following thr
PUA action in btuinmit the cool
numry col tret or from m-roM thr
Atlimtir.
Tht nrrin to be ft nutter utrlctly
between Mr. Uuke mid the POA,'
a UMOA kpokfMimr, wild. "We
have not brrn akrd to enter Into
It and until we are Mr. Locke, liai
urally will be rllttiblr for the onrh."
The oi U the blue ribbon evrnt
of American golf, worth only K'ooo
In Immediate rah to the winner
but of Infinite value In pir.itlt;r.
But ttie ret of the U H. void dvit
toumnment trail, from which U-kr
picked up more thttn M),imk thr
l-t thrre yean, l blocked to (he
Br ttuh otrn champion.
Oeorue Schneiter, tout minimi
manaurr of the ProfrMlonul tlolf
era AAtwxrlatlon. announced the ban
yesterday in 8t. Paul.
He aald the reason wan (hut Uvke
"has on numerous occanIoiu vi
lated Ur Pel A tournament reaula
tioiu and the tournnmrni pluvrr'
aurermrnt of the PDA of America
which he ntKiird."
The act that apparently blew off
the ltd waft the South African' ltiie
withdrawal from the InvernrMs
matches al Toledo Um erkend.
Grid Rules
Due For
Overhauling
NEW CAMTI.B. N. H. July 5 11
Thrre sliould br no squawking about
"sprtionar' tuIps on the nation's
football fields this sra.vm.
The Nsllnnal Assorlalinn of Col
lpslat Commiukinprs. with repre
spntaurra of 1B3 rollpiea throuKhout
the country, reached an aarepment
yesterday that pvpry rule be Inter
preted the same from north to south
and ea.t to west.
From her In. regardless of Ui
alt of Inter-sertlonal competition,
all officiating will be on a neutral
basis.
All phases of policies and prob
lems In every form of Intercollegiate
ports will be studied 'during the
four-day sessions. The highly con
troversial sanity code, especially its
sections relating to the eligibility of
Intercollegiate football players. Is
due for marked attention before the
conference ends Tiiuraday.
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