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Newspaper Page Textt THURSDAY, JULY 28, 194? HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE ELEVEN Stars Back On Yinning Trail, Edge Portland Salveson Pitches 4-2 Victory To Even Bevo Series PORTLAND, July 21 iA1-.Th Hollywood Htm, solltlly on top of In Count league heap most of th way t tils yr, apier to be coming oul of their lump. After dropping from IO-gm Irad to a mer luur, th movirlaiid nietl hav Blurted winning gamca again, collecting three vlrtorlea out ol their laal lour Ulee. . Jack Balveaon hurled the Hlara to a 4-3 win ovrr tha Portland lieevr Wednesday lllgllt. aquarlhg thrlr scries it a gsnia aplec. II allowed five hll. all In Ui laal three Iramra Tha 8tar won tha gam In tha tin i ll Inning, arorlni Iwlra on a walk, thre liigle and long fly Kdrila Baalnskl homrrrd for tha i leavers Hecond plar Sacramento bowed to Loa Angela 4-1. Angel I kill Carl sen llmltlnf tha losers to thrra safe tiaa to imtth hla eighth win agalml , at many luaaea. tn personally arored two runs and figured In th harvesting of both tile others. Han Dlrtfii ut bat k Han Prsnclsro a Jess Plores limited tha Heala to tlva nil. Ha tirld tha bay city by hltleaa Ilia laal all and two. , thirdi Innings and allowed only two walks during lh ntli game Oakland got off to a fast atari, fti counters In th flrt frnnia and two mora In til second, to overwhelm Heattl 1-4 Rainier Nell rihartdan Ml a three-run homer for (lie losers In th ninth. Seattle' oilier run aUo cam via a homer, by Mlrkey Orasso in Uie third Th Acorns' live first -Inning runt rani on on doublr. Ihre iinglei and ii walk, plus ine fancy bae- Stealing Thursday's schedule' Heattl 'Ouy neither. 17-T at Oakland Ifhattey Oaaaaway. II-7i Hollywood i Will Kamteli at Portland (Hoy lleUer'. Ban Franclsm i Con Dempscy. ll-loi at Han ixcao (Xavicr Ilea rutin, 1-10i Marramenlo tllryan Stephens, 1-3. and Tom ltoe. J-4i at I-oa Angeles Hooker MrlNilllrll. -. and Hob Cllllapl. 11-101 tdoublrheaderl. Ut AW H J White If - ft a a F 1 1'Tm . tk II .,. cl 4 14 t..Tm., r t 4 a ) Sieve. 1 . t la .4 a lUndlnea .. 1 O Nell ta . 4 I Ai.i. a 4 a Maiisitr. . a a t TbUU j m n t) 3 r'lU1 t, AM M r ( II 4 Hhwi iti .. TSai, n m 4 Hlir If . l4nniriA. fff 4 llMlrS.hl. tb .... 4 f.ikdd r . Aultn M r . . . . J fVrMfwa. 9 . 9 Ijm A I 10 I I Mutton. M Diftuul, 9 - - .- I Ttofti S3 I r III A - irfl44 rrr Anue in ft ratf44 t4ll tmg mU in tth . nr) in 010-4 . OJtt I0O Oltt J roUn4 trMMANV Winntnc pilrMr mn. bwtnf pltrhair Dr mtm Hun hl l4 III Htnki, (iotman I. IUim T b4M hits NrMn. (Kwmifi, Tb4mmA. Mrtfui Hiwit mn ItMtUnafcl R -HalvtM'wn , Maltjtwrfvr t, ttrldf PH off flrtelcM i m..n bat Srn nuhla jir - tt-ln-kl In Attaltn In hup ffl im b . . Holl wttrac nrilart4 4. Umpire Itnran. tmt tn4 Bnln TianX All4Mtarkr- Mi AS. Sam Snead Makes Tough BT. PAtn.. Minn . July M 04-Th WaaUrn Oolf aaaoclatlon'a 4th open tournament move onto a public count for th flrat time In lt hutory today, with Ham Hnead warning th field that he II be lough to brat. Ilnead conveyed hla warning In double barrelled fuhlon yenterday. Plrt. In practice round he put together tlK-under-par M. Then, )tut w ihnw h meant bunlneu. h won a driving content with a JO0 yard effort, 12 feet belter than th 3 Aff. an4 ar I varalla waitir maalhe I Uli Taliael Malta rarvlla.a lI.OBIN i 2lAfPI Main Hall A ( afclna Amarlraw Mm. nUICka IllrHwav Halol Caftt Hha. tat iuaai i.Ht 14 Hl liafcaatn hanialawa p mallar aarl la. (All a. l Una mtth prlvala kalh.l mm INFORMATION A V AT ION aaa fmmr lacal travel inl . ar write FOR THE BEST IN WESTERN MUSIC, TOMMY" DUNCAN AZ WESTERN ALL-STARS NOEL B0GGS, MILLARD KELSO, OCIE STOCKARD, JIMMY WYBLE, DAVIE COLEMAN, CAMERON HILL, "J0DY" HOLLY, GLENN DUNCAN, and TOMMY. ARMORY : KLAMATH FALLS WED. AUG. 3 rf. I Til x i . I V I GRIPPING STORY Dtno Reifclli, pretty hondy with o bof himself, odmircj the bottmg grip of Teommote Ralph Kiner. The Pirates' Big Poke it two weeks ahead of his poce of two yeors ago, when he tied the Ciontj' Johnny Mue with 51 home runs. Athletics On Comeback Trail Philadelphia Grabs Fifth Straight Win Ry Th AaaoeUted Pre Maybe Connie Mark wai right when h uld hla Philadelphia Ai ull had a rhanic In the American league rac. Tliry laughed al the kindly old gent when h apok with opllmlam ill Ml IxjuU u hl Ai floundered rl.e to the aecond diylaion. They had l'l 11 of their lt 14 on a Mirry rttad trip. When h 11 Carl Schelb piuh lh enure nln Inninga at Chicago lut week, abaorbmg an U-hlt. 11-0 drubbing, many figured Mr. Mack aa conceding Then tlie A t turned. A double-1 header eep over In Whit Bo Huuday and now thre atraight over th wobbly Hi Ixiuu Hrowna and Ihey haye a hiny new five-gam winning atreak Purlhermore. they at only Ti back of Ulr leading New York Yankee and only half gam brhlnd the alalmg Boa ton Ked Bog. To cap tliu turn-bout-fac. Hrhrib went Hi rout again niaht. deplte five-run flrit In ning auault by the Brownlra. Hrheib aurvived and aettled down. Hiy Hirvera and Dick Kokoa hit homen in that tint Inning and Hob nilllngrr aniahe4 a mplr. After that frame, itcheib allowed only two more hi la. Suzanne Suspended POKTt.ANO. July 21 iPw Sunnn Zimmerman, awimmmg member of the famed "Cody Kldi" of Multno mah Athletic club. I under AAU uapeiulnn for going on an unau thoriied tour to Manila. Th Portland woman father, C W. Zimmerman, aald that Jut be fnr ah left with a group of Oak land. Calif, awtmmer. ah heard therw might ba aom question of AAtl unction and aked lh Mult nomah club to look Into th matter He added that ah -undoubtedly will hate to loa her Handing with the AAU- Th Amateur Athletic union an nounced th declalon jrenterday at Oakland and aald all the awlmmer on lh tour are barred from AAU event. Muta Zimmerman ronalderlng turning profrulonal laat December, but th arrangement with a aouth ern reaort war not completed. 3M yards of Cary Mlddlecoff. Snead drov another ball 2011 yards just to prove It was no mistake. n riait. J MA Philadelphia won th opener of , the twilight-night doubleheader for i Lou llrtaair. 7-9. with a four-run 1 purt In Uie fourth when Eddie Jooet cleared th banei with double. Mel Parnrll. Ui solid man of Boston's suddenly potent pitching laff. held the Chicago Whit Boi to three hit In a S-0 victory. It waa hu 14th win and his 17th complete gsm in 21 siaru. Waihlngum finally broke Its 11 gsme limg string by edging De troit. 7-. in It. first of a twl mghi doubleheader. But lh Tiger smothered th Senators. 1 1 -0. on Freddie Hutchinson four-hit pitch ing to break even. Hain postponed ill second gam .. ... o in new or-cieeiana aerie with th acor tied 4-4 at the end of four Inning. Th Yanks blaated 1 Bobby Feller from th bog before anybody waa out in a four-run lirat ruining, but lh Tribe fought back to get even. Th 81. Louis Cards continued to run wild In .the National league, prraervlix thrlr l',-tme margin over Brooklyn by smashing th Phillies, 7-1. It was their seventh straight win In a airing Interrupted by Monday a lie at Brooklyn. Hank Uorowy'a wildnrw was his downfall. He walked five men In lh first two Innings and all scored. Brooklyn ended Its longest losing streak at four games by routing th Chicago Cuba. 7-9. Starting Pitcher Don New com be failed to last th route. Manager Burt 8 hot ton brought In Kr Pallra to rUr th side in the ninth. The New York Giant ssved fifth place by trimming Pittsburgh. on th flashy relief pitching of Klr by Hlgbe, th ei-Ptrate We Wes Irum l three -run homer In the sev enth waa the big blow of the game. Mar Kicker t bashed a homer with a man on In the 13th Inning for Boaton's 1 win ovrr Cincinnati. Bob Elliott accounted for four earlier runs with two homers before h was banished by Umpire Prank DascolL :-. ' : 00- Thore't only one "fight" ongl for mixing perfect drinks. Place a bottle of Seogrom ' 7 Crown of right angles to your glass. Pour. Sip. Enjoy! m ill t,r,ilf,h.li(iMlilM,iii.i:i,!1,!lM,i,ililiiiiililmlrlM.!,'1'im, SCAGRAM'S 7 CROWN. BLENDED WHISKEY. 16.1 Proof. 65H Grain Neatrt) Spirits. Gene Rambo Holds Slim Cowboy Lead PKNDI.KTON, Ore, July 2 i,P ( .-tie Itambri of rilialidon. Calif. Is holtllng a slim lead to retain hu 1114 title of all - around cowboy champion of Die International Ro deo asaoclatlon. Hla 3M3 points pick d up In IRA approved shows this yeur are enough to nudge Bill l.liidrrman. Hillings, Mont, back Into M-imd place with Th standing were reported WedneMlny by E. N. IViy leu, 1HA commissioner, as of July 30 Hi rodeo sraum runs Into Isut fall. Kainbo will be one of Uie lead ing contenders her 111 the Aug. 24 27 Pendleton roundup for the lioo champlolKhlp Hsrn Jackson trophy. Everett Bliaw, Hlonewall. Okla. winner In lu u and IMS. will seek a third leg and permanent posses sion of lh trophy. Of the three cowboys barred IsaI week by the 1HA for a strike' at Heno's Pourth of July rodeo, only one Is In the top group ol this yesr's point winners. He is Oerald Roberts. Strong city. Kas.. with 2204 points for ninth pUce. rollowing Hsmoo and Ltnderman are: Jim Kliouldrrs. Tulsa. 311); Casey TlbU, fort Pierre. 8. U. 3lbl; lUias IMlarhlde. Klamsth Palls, Ore. r77: Wag Birring. Burbank, Calif., 2',. 11- m-r Hrttl grew. Chandler. Ariz. 2M1; Hurry Tompkins. Cimarron Ranch, peek skill. N. Y. 2Ji: Roberts: Duncan Brown, address uncertain, possibly Presno. Calif . 3151 ; Bud Llnder- man. Red lodge, Monl . 208; Bob Maynard, North Hollywood. Calif., " trader In Uie various rodeo event on July 20 were: saddle bronc riding. Bill Llndermsn; bare- back riding, Brown: bull riding, bhouldera; calf roping. Pettigrew: Salmon. Wash.: steer roping. Vern Hslmon, Walls.; steer roping, Vern Castro, Vlsalia, Calif. Ignores Ousting Of Locke SPOKANE. July 2 (eTv-Despite Anubt-cuUn comment br the Pro- f feiulona Golfers tmortftllon tour- I nmnl .-, a0, ( Haw Rrtnbina Ath. "--:' -" "7 I "nc "ouna 1 " wrnl "r"a loa' with plans for Its proposed "world championship" golf match between Bobby Locke, Sam Snead and Cary Mlddlecoff. None of the three has approved the match aa yet. but Locke rose sufficiently to the bait yesterday to Inquire from Belfast. Ireland, for th proposed dates of the event. ud Ward, secretary of the ART, said he would call Snead and Mld dlecoff today In an effort to fit the match Into their schedule. In HU- Paul last night. George Bchnciter, POA tournament bureau manager, said neither Snead nor Mlddlecoff would be available tor a Spokane visit next month. Priced for Quick Sale Complete cookhouse equipment for preparing and serving meoli, complete bunkhouie tupplies; blanket!, linen, cots, etc., 7 bunkhouie 8 man units. Abova items ampla for crow of 55 men. Inquiry: ROCK ISLAND LUMBER COMf ANY Suthcrlin, Oregon Phone: Oakland, Oregon 212 WCt as a right angle ' ' " tin no"" T" c"rim 'Jm ' " S 4-s -Tnb PorUbl R,dl " . .ij 1 Aa ill lU -ylll'lJ , Toilet Seat Ud Cover Seagram's i .1,1, Ui, .1,1,1.1. Clark Cops Pair Of Golf Titles THE DALI.KH. Ore.. July 24 tP Rm Clark, a hometowner who plays the game for fun, held both the Oregon stale amateur and open golf titles today. Clarg added the state's open crown to his collection yesterdsy when he finished the 72-hole tournament with 2111, only three over psr and one stroke ahead of Emery Zimmerman, Portland pro. In third place was Bob McKen dri'k. Or.wego pro. with 24. Clark added the atate'i open Johnny. Langford, Portland. 295; Usy Honsberger. Hood River, 2U7; Jim Russell. Walla Walla. 217; Clyde Uslna. West Palm Beach. Fla., 2V7; TA Bwanson, Bremerton, 2V7. and Bud Ward, former national amateur tltllst and now a Orest Palls, Mont, pro, 2K. All ar professionals. Eagles Still Winning STANDING . Esglra Merrill Billiard Calhoun K C. Pinnigan'a I Merrill VPW j Reclamation Blew art-Lennox W L Pet. 7 0 1 000 t 0 1.000 T 1 J7S 4 I am I i j$2$ I ant 3 I 26 1 .143 1 I J1I 400 Kalptne Smith Lumber . I Eagles kept their unbeaten record ! Intact last night on the Merrill field I w hen they drubbed the Kalpine team. 10 to 2. tor their seventh ' straight victory. ! Hsnk Scortgen threw hi arm tn I the first Inning of the nightcap and 1 Calhoun's went on to batter three more pitchers for a 35 to 7 win over Plnnlean's. Eddie Hall hit two for two In the i Eatrles victory. i Short scores: R H K Essies . 10 0 i Kalpine . 1 1 Eagles: Ashby and J. Derrah; Kal- im..- zimmenstn aai mt. ' r R H M Calhoun SS 21 4 Pinnigsn's . - 7 4 Calhoun: Oestvang and Mr Ling. Plnnman: Schortgen, Everett 1. Floetke i3, Nichols til and Cada. Stock Car Race PORTLAND. July XI Apprmrt mately 25 stock car, ranging from lot to m models, are expected to enter the stock ear race her Sun day. The race will be held on the Portland speedway at 1 p. m. The race Is sponsored by the Pa cific Stock Car Racing association. The race will be a 250-lap event. luuXXiU ,u,r: """ " 1 1 ' ,I,,.U. I,..,,..,,.., Seecrarn - DMlllleri Corp, Chrfikw ekfe, ft T. State Soft Plans Are Shaping Up EUGENE, July 28 plana al ready are under way to provide one of the best possible parka In the state for the Oregon championship Softball tournament, to be held here August 2 to September I. The new superintendent of Eu genes bureau of parks and recrea tion Is Tex Mauler, and he will have charge of the program. Mau ler designed Normandale field, the site of th world's championship tourney last year In Portland. As soon as the local leagues com plete play. Mauler said he will close the area to all recreation, to renovate the field lor best possi ble playing conditions. On the Eugene scene, Ruben stein's appear U have th Inside track for a tourney berth. The Rubes haie a veteran hurler in Bob Willis, and probably will pick up the ls-year-old star of Stern's Markeu, Ron Wllloughby. who piicnea nis team to the sute title last year. In most other cities In the state play still Is hot and tournament representatives Indefinite. In Cor vallia four teams are contenders and a pUyoff la slated beginning August 4. The likely entrant from Saiem Is save 2 S Aim UP T 5 AND mOQE V J . wttH ordinary Trr-daT al! a JrJII X. Hg ONCE-A-YEA1 EVENT at dl ! 3ow. q9S Ltl i rL cwr--.69.oc WHILE THEY LAST! ffrC$f0f1C GUARANTEED focfory-Mefioc NEW TREADS Appi'o Sotmd Tra toJht, t it yt own Tiros Oregon Pulp and Paper, paced by Boo Knight, a sig-day-a-week hur ler. Three clubs are closely match ed for honors In Klamath Palls. In tr- Pendleton district a playoff will begin August 14. ry?T Deal confuse tk li BED TA3 SALE wita erdinerrf evrr-dcrf al! Jl'fl a kig ONCE. A -YEA! EVENT at MI NEW YORK. July 31 (P)WeIter. weight Champion Ray Robinson and Middleweight Contender Steve Bel lolse agreed yesterday to a 10-round nlntitl fight at Yankee stadium August 24. , in. i TIES J f AWDYQUICU) TIRI ll i Phono 3234 ifh and Pin) Straott