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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ELEVEN i Gems Gain On Pittsburg By Twin Victory Club Rests For Two Days Before Diamond Meeting Tlio Oeme gained halt gem li.t night In their puriult of the Far Wi baarball league-leading Pittsburg Diamond., but (land chanca of Inning Uiat irnund and (III more In the net couple nf dava or. they muld pick up another full game. Klamath FalU la Idle Uxly end travtla to Pittsburg tiimarrnw to open ft aerie down there with the Diamonds Friday night. Meanwhile he Pittsburg club haa two more gamea wllh the last-plac Medlord Nuggrta and ood chance o( win Mm both. last night the Clema tank bnlh enda nf a siedv dnubleheader from the Vallen Chiefs by arorea nl 1-4 and 1-3. Bnlh were aeven Innlnga In Imaih and the homeless Valle)o outfit performed aa the home club fur eerh. Htnn mlson won hla ninth tame against Iwn losses In the twilight nnenrr. holding the rhlefi to erven l.lte. The payoff punch wai Kill Itceae'a homer In the top of the seventh wllh Pinky lleaa aboard, breaking a 4-4 tie. Jim Hughea had tied the game up wllh a homer over -tfie right field boarda In the fifih. (Iroige Hiirprenanl pltrhed fairly rffrrtlve ball for the Chlefe until he ram to the bad arventh frame, In the second match Oemf Man ager Hub Kittle fanned 10 and gr tin eight hlta at he accumulated hts seventh win nf the aeaaon. He out tutrhrd Southpaw Al Harding and held the Chlefi runlet for fire tramea. Titiu r ro Timre The Oemi got to Harding for two runa In the third, two In Uie fourth and four In the tlxth Butch Paller waa Uie big gun In that win. tUm nung two trlplca and a tingle and getting two walka In five I Iron at the plate. la.t night PltUburg't Blair fllmp on won ha 10th atratght game without a loaa by holding the Nug get in nine hlta. The Diamond ;won that arrlea opener 11-4. Mama Rom got bark on the win rutin by defeating Redding 8-3 be hind the four-hit pitching of lfty Mel Hl.tatl. and Willow opened Ita aerie with the Maryavlll Rravea on a ne. -shutout note. The lone Maryavlll run. unearned. In the 4-1 Ira came In the eighth frame. The Clema are two full garnet back of Pitteburg now and Willow a la In third place tig and a halt gamea deeper. The hoe firt game Biawtrn taut a ft n a t Mr!ii. m . . a I I t a e J-naen. vt, . .... .seal 1 a ltau. ti . allien - la s 3 I e a e t am))! rf . a l l t a a H'mannX. If t I J I I a 4 !!. ti, a a a a i i Vaeia. e - I I a a a ft a a a a Male -SO 1 II 11 ft I Smith an ... hanrttircl If )iun- Jh .... v,n,h. it, Trial.,, e . . (nnl rf l..rlrt, rf ...... a a I i 4 a a . a i I ft .. a a . I t a l 4 I ft j ft a I ft a I ft a a j . I t fturprenenl. ft S Trtele aft 4 t ii a til aia i ojd no ft a KKmein raile , VftlUlo . II'MMOY Hft. HuetMX. MM in Im. ! CaaMlh. amllh. fttirpr MH nni Hmm 3. llrnafMli I HM. fc!..hlr, gmllh I. Huehe. fturprnnl ft'l hr f.NM.n t. fturprsnant 1 hH-ff (lln 3. fturprenanl I IP-fturerenanl a iil 4 tir Nocilell hr airprnnl IIP Harriett a HufhM In Vthrh l.nn - Klamath a Vallain I an- llerneiMlea f. NtiiprvnenL fter-Janaen. Second game: n i ri.ia N-mlrll. aa . ralier. II, All ft O A I I I a I a ft I I a ft 10 fin ct lh Il-rnani1a. If 4 fa. Ill, rf . 3 M..Mr, r Janarn, Xb . Hilile. ft . 4 Tolau .13 a ii ai I in Krnllh Jb panritircl. If Ituehaa. Ih An a a g . 4 e a g i . I I t a I a 3 3 a a Vairlli-h. ilanna. e 4 I fw.li cl 4 l.a..rln. rf I li'M-HW. r ,. ft narnatl, aa , Harding, ft 0 0 3 ft a I Tela la 30 g 4 Klamath r.ii. Vallajo 0010 ttO l l-J KI'MMARY in-rallar I. Hughe IB , . Il..u, Klllle. Veaallrh. RarneM. anl -1 lla-aa 3. rallar. llarnanH-- ruiu gentle. Varallrh. Raman go hr Kiltie w """""B a. no . on Kiitio Harding r rtarnine . wp-itard- Ji HP-taaaalll hv Harding Rll-Maaae I. Ileeae Jenaan, Vatellrh. Klam Tifh. " V"' Untftlrae-Pernr and Champs Spanked PORTLAND, July J7 (Tl Albany, defending champion In the atate aeml-pro baarhall tournament, took S to 1 healing In an extm innlnf game wllh Bunka laat night. It didn't put Albany out of the running, however, alnre. the tourney la double elimination affair. Portland Firemen, though, did go out. Verbonrt won 1 to 1 and It waa th Firemen's lecond loaa of the tournament. In laat nlght'a other tame, Arch er Blower of P s r 1 1 g n d defeated Oriell 1 to 1. Canadian Tank Mark Smashed VANCOUVER, B. C July S7 (PI A Canadian awlmmln record of e:o.i.4 in trt 400-yard aenlor worn en'a freentylo event waa aet laat night by 18-year-old Kay McNameg of Vancouver, who clipped four aeo endt of fthft old mark of 6:07.4. Wlnnlpeg'g It year -old Vivian King matched atrokeg wllh the new record-holder all the way and had time nf B:0J , which also bettered the old record. ' It Pari to Cm the Want Ada! f VS V V'S-"'" fv-'J t H i - i - -a. e , at NATURE BOY Cut Lesne vich ttnke o fighting pote while standing on o hill at Summit, N. J , to itrcii the fact thot h is tvgh on hu chances against Ezzard Charles at Yonkeg stadium, August 10. They meet for the National Boxing o'-sociation's version of the heovyweight championship. .STANDINGS FAR tT ITM.i r. W. I. Pet. PltUburg ... . . M SO !& Klamath Falla M 31 Sib Wlllrrwe 3 A-" Redding 44 41 Ml Meryavllle 41 44 .411) Kama Rota 40 44 .46 Vallejo . 34 U Jul Medlord It M Ml Vealerdav'a Reaulla Klamath Fella 7-1. Vallr)o 4-3. PltUburg II. Medlord . Willow. 4. Marvavillr . Banta Hue t. Redding 1 AMERICAN UtOtT New York 7 33 U3 I Cleveland M 36 .600 1 Itoiton M 41 M9 Philadelphia .., 60 43 &s Detroit .49 44 iTI Chicago M S3 .424 I Waahington ' 34 54 Mt Bt. Louia 31 60 2il Veaterday'a Reaulla Boaton II, Chicago 3 Detroit 6. Waahington I Philadelphia S. Ht. Umia 4 Only gamea achrdulcd. national ir.Ai.rr. St. lain . 64 36 .604 Brooklyn M 37 .69 Boaton 41 46 416 Philadelphia 47 43 411 New York 44 4s .4M Pittsburgh 44 44 t Cincinnati .37 63 .411 Chicago 3 67 J7 Yesterday's Retail Chicago 6, Brooklyn 0 Pittsburgh 4. New York 1 Bt. Louu , Philadelphia I CtnrlnnaU 6. Boston 3 FACirtC COAST I.I.AOI E Hollywood 73 61 AM Sacramento . - 76 63 M Oakland 63 6ft 416 Portland 61 60 404 Seattle 61 63 .493 Han Diego 60 63 .4B3 Han Francisco . . 64 66 J Los Angeles M 73 .407 Yeelerday'a Reaolts Oakland 4. BealUe 1 San Pranrleco 4, San Diego I. Portland 3. Hollywood I Sacramento 14. Loa Angrlea 7 Locke May Play Despite Recent Ban SPOKANE. July 37 Wt Bobby "Bad Boy" Locke may play In a three-man tournament here de.plte having been toaaed out of all U. 8 -tnurnaments sponsored by thft Pro fessional Oolfera association. The Spokane athletic round table, Itaelf a somewhat rebellious group on occasion, said It had put up a IMOO purse In an effort to lure Locke, Sammy Rnead and Cary Mlddlecoff here for ft "world cham pionship' match. The winner would get 63M0 with 6I7M going to the second place fin isher and II :V) to the talt-endrr. Locke, BrtUth Open champion, aald In Belfast, Ireland, that he hasn't "had time to think about It yet." Snead la POA chsmplon and Mlddlecoff holds the I). 8. Open title. The South African ahotmakrr waa banned Monday from U. S. POA-aponaored tournamenta for allegedly falling to keep tourna ment commitments. Pancho Faces Vet Shields SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y July 37 tin Richard (Pancho) Oonsalet. who Is showing signs nf regaining the form that earned him the na tional title last autumn, opposes veternn Frank Shield today In third round match nf the Meadow club Invitational tennis tourney. The young Los Angeles atar, seek ing hla second straight Meadow club crown, followed up first round bye wllh a 6-9, 9-7 victory over William J. Tully, Bronxvllle, N. Y., yester day. Jim Brink, Rent lie. Inst a second round match to Arnold Saul, Los Angeles, In three seta 3-6. 6-4, 6-6. He beat Alestalr Martin, Glen Cove, N, T 3-6, 1-3, 6-1 In the tint round. Bums Drop 4th In Row; Cards Gain With Win St. Louis Bombers Give Brecheen 8th Victory, 9 To 5 Hy The AeuKlatcd Preaft The blggrat break the Boaton Red flog got thla aeaaon waa when Maurice "Call Me Lefty" McDer mntt awallowed hla pride and eon tented to return the minora for more aeaaonliig. Becauae of that declalon, tha Red Km today own tlie brlghtrat young pitching alar In tha American league. The cicky young.ler. now In hia (if iH nrofeaelonal aeaaon lthough t.i vrt of voting age. pitched an other beauty Ual night a Uift Red Hog chomied up th Chicago Whltft rv.g. 1 1-3. In going thft routft for the filth aUaight time, the lanky ir.h.iier alUwrd tig hlU. walked tig and atrurk out aevrn. In (3 In ninrt. he a allowed only 31 hlU. walked 33 and fanned 31. eight la th. moat hit he a given up In ft game. The Yankeea aud runner-up Cleveland Indiana ware Idle. Hi 'i.i.K i t ai The Bt. Ixiuia Cardinala Increaaed their National league lead to ft game and half over Brooklyn. The Krdblrda walloping the Philadelphia Phila. -. after th Chicago Cuba had hut out the Dodger. 6-0. Harry Brecheen pitched ao-ao game but waa aided by ft 16-hlt bar rage by hla matea to eam hla eighth virinry. Btan Muilal ftnd Enoa Klaughta-r each rapped pair of doublet and ft tingle. Red Sehoen dlentt cracked three, alnglea and ft double. Rocky Nrlnon batted In three runa with two ting lea and ft two-bagger. Robin Roberta waa thft loner. Johnny .hmlti. an old Brooklyn Nemeait. blanked thft Dodgere with ! aeven hlU. It waa thft Brook frurth atratght art back. I KhorUtnp Roy Bmallry, with ft 1 double, triple and alngle. and two j runa batted In, led the Cuba- aturk. i Ham Chapman t alngle with two i out in the 10th Inning eeored Eddie Jomt with Uie run that gave the Philadelphia Athletic -4 victory over the Bt Iviuu Brown. HIT tftftoTII Wally Motea. veteran Philadelphia outfielder, tingled In thft fifth for (lie 3000th hit of hu ma)or league i career. II became the third active player to accnmpll'h th feat, and th 6th In baseball hlatory. Luke i Appling of the White (log and Dixie j Walker of Plttburgh ftrft thft other active to hit 3000. I The Detroit Tiger handed the WaAhlngion Senator Uielr 11th I lucre l ve defeat aa young Ted Oray pun five-hit 6-1 victory for the Bengal Dlno Restelll backed Ernie-Bon-ham'i aix-hlt pitching with a two run homer to lead Uie Pittsburgh Pirate to 4-1 triumph over the New York Olants. ' Th Cincinnati Red knocked out Johnny Antonelll. Boston's 670.000 I bonus pitcher. In thft second Inning. and went on to whip Uie Braves, 6-3. Clark Stays In Running THE DAU.ES, Ore.. July 37 ("r Three Oregon professional and a hometown amateur paced Uie field at the halfway point of the Oregon Open golf tournament today. With 36 hole to go. Pros Emery Zimmerman of Portland nd Bob McKendrlrk of Oswego were dead locked at 143. A stroke behind were Hood River Pro Ray Honsbergrr and Amateur Ron Clark of Th Dalles. Then came Bob Duden. Portland amateur, at 145. followed by Bud Ward. Great Falla, Mont, pro. Johnny Langford. Portland pro. ftnd Lou Jennings, Portland amateur, at 147. Harold West, defending tltllst of Tualatin, had 146. A toumry surprise waa Ed "Porky" Oliver. Seattle pro and pre-meet favorite. Oliver waa well down Uie llsta, adding an 60 yester day to hU first day's 75 for 1U. Scores of 150 or better qusllfled for the fmsl 36 holes. Other 36-hole scores Included: (X denotes amateur). Joe Orrer. Yakima. 150: Ed Rwanson, Bremerton, 161: Ed Bate. Cnrvallla. 153; Jim Shrlver. Seattle. 153: Wendell Wood. Eugene. 155: Pete Put. Seattle. 155: x Del Mann. Eugene. 165; Earl Moller, Krnnewlrk, 157: Bobby Litton, Se attle, 159; x Forest Lemrl. Eu gene, 160; Ray Whiteside. Bhelton. 164; Mary Hickman, Poison, Wssh, 185: Dave Hamley, Pendleton, 156: Don Bowles. Salem, 167; Norton Selp, Centralia, 165. I Angeles Tommy Campbell, 135. Rock Island, 111., atnpped John L. Davis. 134. Oakland. Calif.. 6. Sacramento Maxle Dorusen. 137. New Orleans, outpointed Felix Ramlrrs. 133, Rsn Jose, 10. Honolulu Carl Bob Olson, 163, Honolulu, outpointed Milo Savage, 155. Los Angeles, 10. SALESMAN WANTED Ijsrgft national manufacturer needs top quality man for Klamath Fall area. Experience selling truck tire, track, or major equipment to logger and trucker helpful but not absolutely necessary If man ha ability to develop hi present sale experience to fit ear line. Thl posi tion will pay good salary, expense, and bonu. Insurance, retirement, paid yaeallona, excellent advancement possi bilities. Thl I an above average Job for an above averag man, II to 38. It you qualify 'phone me at thft Wl-Ne-Ma hotel, 4181 tomorrow between 16 a. m. and noon. MR. KNirr. $ P0RT$ : ROUNDUP ly Hugh Fullerton NEW YORK, July 37 ir The champion Clevelmid Indiana, tang ling with the Yankee In another Important eertea, have placed a cruel and uriuaual burden on Uielr pitching ataft tha pttchera not only have to perform their regular chorea well, but they have to knock In the run to win "why, Irom our 17th gajne up to laat Muniluy, our piu:her and catcher Jim Meg an had driven In aa many run r all th rett of the batting or der," Publlcator Marth fiamuel pointed out. "liob Iemon ha been on ft honia run atrak and Orly Wynn won gam with ft homer Uift other day, lmon ha been really remarkable. He hat only been at bat So timet, but he hat hit tlx homer, three doublet and two triplet. He really looka like hitler up there, too. The rot of Uift team etui i In ft tlump. We've cored 300 lea run Ulan the Red Box thal'a an average of about two ft gam and thal a w hy we re not out In front by five or tlx game." come to Uilnk of It. Lem on ftlarted out a ft third baneman and that where the Indian need help right now. a a The guv who'll handle the ball ofieneat for Wisconsin next tootbtill aeaaon will hve to mind Uietr Pa and Kb. according lo Art Lenu four center on the vanity tn,uad have aurnamra beginning with K Klemenl. Kittell. Joe Kelly and Jack Kelly four quarterback., have namea beginning with P PeUxjuin. Pariah, Prtruska and Peterum. a Itoan aanrl of a record mut have been etlabluhed In aoftball tour nament at Ajidrraon. Ind, lt week when Uie opening game went 33 innlim. from e 30 pm. to 13. JO ni . grid the three-game program ended at 3.30 with 100 fan mil In their teat Charley Pmarl. who will be t polling Rocky Uraziano good many pound when they fight Bent. 14, ay he doenn't nonce the difference, when guy outweigh htm by only live or six pound, but when li t a much at ten he really can feel It Oeorxe Halas predict Uie Chicago Bear will have lhe youngett team in pro football thla fall and. uiual. probably the roughest. a Hue are Wade. Monmouth park publicltor: 'On atudetit of raxing playa hortea only when the moon 1 in th tint quarter. By an odd coincidence. In following thla ay tern he haa Jutt kut hu uut quart- Dutch McKlrealh. Tulane (Mu tant coach who ha been touring th eaat, tabs Eddie Price a IMS All-America halfback he may b- right, but Itll be disappoint ment to ft hundred other coache who also have aure-fire all-America , halfback ex-football giant Willie Wall likely will be ulfrmig when 44 hand-picked prep footballers gaUier at Corpus Chn.tl. Tex . next month for the East-West AU-ttar game the kida will train at Cor pus Chrutl university, where Walls u coach, but probably they re tab' bed for other collegea. Crucial Contest STANDINGS Klamath TalU t oo Dunamulr 6 3 400 Hilt 6 8 445 Yreka 6 6 445 Weed 6 .455 MeCloud 8 6 .455 Mt. Shasta 3 .373 Shasta Dam 3 .183 A critical game In Northern Cali fornia baseball league action will be played tonight at Oeni ttadlum, the Klamath Falls Pioneer (gainst lh Dunamulr Railroader, The Pioneer and Dunsmulr are tied for Uie semi-pro league lead with Uie scheduled season nearlng a finish. The winner tonight prob ably can be counted on to win the regular-season championship. In a previous meeting the Pioneer won 8-3. A plsyoff between the top four teams of Uie circuit will come after Uift regular season. For Uift Pioneer tonight' tilt will be their last home appearance of Uie year unUl Uie playoff. Their next three game, with Yreka, Weed and Hilt, are all on Uie road. Fran Miller, manager of the, local club, will be on the mound tonight and the Pioneer starting roster will have the following batting order: Earl Brooks 3b. Jim West cf. Ed Dcja 3b, Bart Ooldbar c, Mario Plsan If. Johnny Pastega lb. Mil ler p. Oordy LoScalzo as, Willie Dunster rf. A number of gate prise will be awarded to the fan during the game. StarUng time I S o'clock. John L. Wins PORTLAND, July 37 tV-John L. Sullivan, 166. Portland, outclassed Frankle Olmbel. 164, Spokane, last night to win the 10-round main event of the Jantxen Beach fight show. Top Netmen Advance In City Net Play Korns, Crawford Tip Whelan, Mills; Finnigan Loses Becond and fourth-needed player Ken Karri and Bill Crawford ad vanced to th quarter-flnaU of th city tennU tourney at Moore park yeaterday with handy airtight aet victories. Karn walloped Bill Whelan (-1. 6-0 whllft 20-year-old Crawford, pre tourney dark horae, wag alapplng out ft'emooth 6-3, 6-3 victory over George Mill. , Veteran Kama and Newcomer Crawford then teamed up to drub Willi Griffith and Church Hell bronner, 6-0, 6-0, In Uift men'a double. ThU win put them lo the eml-fina! bracket, teamed with Mill and Bud Case for ihot at the final. Pat Weddle won over Bam Smith on ft default In tha men's single while Frank Tippet wa tipping Jim Pinnlgan. 7-6. 6-3. Other result yesterday: Junior womrn'e double: Gerry Lew: and Ruth Oaylord beat Fay Nelson and Jean Marian, 6-1. -U. 6-4. Boy alngle: Vera Keller beat Don Well. 6-1. 6-1. Let Flocchlhl beat Floyd Ploc chlnl. 6-3. 6-3. Boy doable: Joe b hearer and Rtuael 8hearer beat Tom Wr 11 and Don Wells. 6-3, 7-6. Robert Lolcoma and Richard Lol com beat Lester Flocchlnl and Floyd Flocchlnl. 6-1. 6-6. Stranahan Seeks Third ST. JOHN. N. B, July 37 Wl Five Americana, Including Defend ing Chsmplon Frank Stranahan of Toledo. Ohio, and 37 Canadians were still In the running today a Uie Canadian amateur golf cham pionship moved Into Uie third round. Stranahan. seeking h I s third straight triumph, expelled gray haired R. L. Davison of Amherst. N. 8, yesterday. 6 and 7. He wa followed Into the round of 33 by Dick Chapman, the former U. 8. amateur champion from Oa tervtlle. Mass.: Buddy LuU of Reading. Pa : John Kraft of Den ver, and Olue Kay of Toledo, Ohio. Fails In Splash DOVER. England. July 37 (P Mrs. Willy Croes Van Rljsel of Hol land failed In her bid to swim the Engllrh channel, stopping a mile and a half from her goal yesterday. !.r,r,k with ANY I I 1 . I I , from Xt ANYWHERE CfrjJMWTNl Joe's 69 Not Hot Fnough NEW YORK, July 37 Ml A torrid 60 waan't food enough to keep Former Heavyweight Box ing champion Jo LouU In thft Ray Roblnaon golf tournament. Despite, thU sub-par round over Uie par 70 Btaten Island Bouth Shore club, thft Brown Bomber bowed to Roy Faber of New York. Faber shot ft 61 and won, on up, In yesterday's ftrat round. Thu wa In thft amateur match play dlvuion of th event. Soons Surge Bevos Bop Twinks By Ttw AtftoeUted Frew The big question ground the Pa cific Coast League used to be: I "Who's going to stop Hollywood?" Now' tt mtt to this: Who's going to stop Sacra- j memo?" The surging Belong pulled up to) within four gsmea of Hollywood Tuesday night by exploding for seven runs In the 13th Inning to 1 beat Los Angeles 14 to 7. The game waa record-breaker In that eight IJlltllCT UUU1CU DU1 ft IOISU OI 49 wlks. Th previous league record of 34 was set on April's Fool Day this year by San Francisco and and Portland. The Solon 13th In ning blast was touched off by Joe Marty's three-run homer. hU sec ond of Uie night. All aeven runs were scored before the first out. Hollywood, meanwhile, dropped t 3 to 1 decision to Portland. Bill Fleming, recently promoted from Uie Beavers' bullpen, held Uie Star to ilx hit in noting his second win. Esr! Jones. Oakland pitcher, hurled one-hitter against Seattle to win 4 to 1. Only Al Lyona ninth Inning homer spoiled Jones' chances for no-hltter. It was Lyons' first hit in four games. San Francisco took 4 to I tenth Inning tussle from San Diego on Darto Lodiglanl's homer. Dee Moore hit a four-master for the Padres. Wednesday's schedule: Sacramento (Onral Grove 6-3) at Los Angeles (Don C arisen 7-gl. Hollywood (Jack' Salveaon) at Portland i Tommy Bridges). Seattle (Denny Oalehousc 4-6) at Oakland (Lou Tort 11-7). San Prancttco (Cliff Melton 1-0) at San Diego (Jess Floras 13-7). CORRECTION A printed box acore of Sunday's 13-13 victory by Vallejo over th Klamath Oems erroneously luted Johnny Lopeman a Uie losing pitcher. The official coresheet turned In to the Far Went league office will show Nile Jordan a the loser. I'-.. BEER mm rrtnnifY film 1ma2PZm.'z. ' mitiki f vex 1 nni VMtVtvaMf VHIVVIf 1 pMa Charity Begins At Home Pro Grid Owners Eye All-America Freeze NEW YORK (NEA) Pabuloua Olenn McCarthy made the nutake of believing he waa talking to adults when he ao generously of fered to underwrite a post-season game for charity between Uie win ner of Uie National league and the All-America conference. McCarthy, the oil man who built Houston famous Bhamrock hotel, wanted to guarantee Uie winner tit wn !. in i(inw t tire gate was to be split between the Shrine HospitaU for Crippled Children, the Csncer Fund end Uie National Kid' Day Foundation. He suggested Lo Angeles bttauae of Uie weather and Coliseum. But as Brig. Oen. John Reed Kil pauick point out. the owner of the professional club r lh ones who need a benefit, ftnd they'll need mora of them as th war roars on. Obviously they ar going to fight it out a long a they can keep digging up fresh money. The way pro football bob up with new bank ro'i long ha been a source of as tonishment. There is no question but that Uie wheels should get together, but a group of National league owners, especially Washington George Preston Marshall, the New York Olanta Tim Mara and Uie Chicago Bear' Oeorge Hala. are determined to freeze out the All-America at any cost. Millions have been lost In Uie three years that th All-America ha been In existence, but the circuit Is back for a fourth with prospect dimmer than ever. Even Branch Rickey, s b r ft w d and frugal In baseball, bs been Caught in th SWltChe. Keelring revenue for Ebbet field during the off-season, Mshatma Rickey took over the All-America Dodger when Uie dub literally wa dumped In hi Up, dropped aa much In one season a ne suspected he might lose In two. The football con trover .7 has gotten around to making trange bed fellows. A a mean of cen tralizing the debts, if far no other reason, Uie New York and Brook lyn clubs were amalgamated, and the All-America reduced to seven teams. In that picture, Rickey of Uie baseball Brooklyn NatlonaU find himself the partner of Del E. Webb and Dan Topping of the baseball New York Americans, and doing what little business there U at Yankee Stadium. In the National Football league belt tightening, the Boaton Yanks share the Polo ground with the Oianu a the New York Bull dog. Thita ttirntl. VT-r- Mwm T-t Collins Uie right he denied Tip- ping, and which precipitated the whole bloody business. When Top - ping found himself with Uie foot - bl Dodger and baseball Yankees, -tl k.- -.1.- ,1., - V-W.W Stadium when the Giant were on Uie road. Refused UiU. he accepted a 6150.000 Donua. jumped .and,. th AU-Amertca conlerenoe possible by giving It a New Tort outlet. Young Lex Thorn peon and Brigadier General Ktlpatriek aold th' Philadelphia Eagles last win becausft they lot money with a winning club. So If Uift National league play any mora benefit gamea, thft own er. will play them for thmelva. j ft tf fY Bl fW Ul Wlllvl wwll On Market BREMERTON. July 37 (TV-Baseball fans sought mean today to aave the city franchise In Uift Western International league. Announcement by W. W. Shep herd, president of the Bremertoftl club, that he wa ready to put hi majority stock Interest on th block, wa followed shortly by reports that two Northwest clue have entered Uift negoUaUon. Shepherd said hft wanted to ftftU becauae hft plan to move to Seat tie within a month. Sponsoring Uie fund driv Is thft Bremerton hot stove league. The Croup scheduled a meeting this afternoon In Uie office of Mayor L. Hum Kean to discuss the proposed purchase. Tennis Racket Stringing ritECMIOtt MACHINE WORK. IMMEDIATE IEBY1CTI. i F k 1 T . r The GUI) STORE W 14 Mala It, m kAAAAAA A At i Mir ti tuioa, i