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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 194? HERALD and NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ACI NINI Brooklyn Wins, Cards Lose As Bums Edge Up Pirates Held To ! Four Blows In 9-0 Bum Victory By Tht Aseorlslrd lres Washington's rsller-dlvlng Nnt. 1 currently the enrrleal looking rlub : In the majors, may dci-Ute the Amer rsn Icsgue pennant rare. Through strange quirk In the arhedulr, Washington and the third plar IIimUmi HthI Hx have plavrd , nitty aeven laiura against earh other. That mean they will meet 15 mme tlmea tills season, 'Kill at llmtnn's I renway park. On the nthrr hand, the weary Washliitlunlana. now three and a hall lamea out of lite basement after winning only I of thrtr last 60 amea, have met the league leading . New York Yankeea 12 limes atul the . isrrond place Cleveland Indiana It tlmea. j limton holda only a 4-1 edge over J Washington, but all three of the Hrnatori' utunipha came early In the season when they were the aur prise ol the league. Hlnre then, evil daya have tallen upon Uie boya from the capital city. I kot. cnr.tr i p I The lied M"i advanced to within V) and a half ttamra nl second and van gsmes of the leading Yankeea jeaterriey, turnlm bark the Indiana, 4-1, before a surprising Munday aft ernoon turnnut of 36 34k paid faiva. The victory gave the lied Bos a 1-1 edge In the aerlea Houlhpaw Mel Parnell gained hla Hill pitrhlng triumph, beating Cleveland'! IWb lemon with a nine hitter. The Brooklyn Dotgrrs ahaved BL Iiuia' firat plare lead In the Na thmal Irague to a slrnder half game laat night, hutting nut the Pitta burgh Pirates. 1-0. while the Carrtl nala were losing 6-1. to the Boston Bravea. Ifaltsh Branca, bark In form, lim ited Uie Plratea to four hue three by Ralph Kiner to register hit 13th victory I iaiin in m. mil Warren Itpahn, helped by Sauer'a and Bob Klliott a home run, rotated In hu 13th triumph. He limited the Carna to eight hita. A fourth Inning homer by Knus Mlaughter prevented the aoulhpaw from pitrhlng ahuu out. T) St lHHa Browne shut out the Benalnra. 1-0. Karl Drews, pitrhlng one of hla rare gnnd gamea. allowed eight hlta foe hla fourth triumph. The New York Cliante look undis puted pnaaeaeirm of fourth plare In the National league, walloping the Chicago Cuba. U-J Bobby Thonunn led the attack on threw Chlrago pitrhera with triple, two doublea and alriale. Clint llartung went the Mule for hu ninth rlrtory. Bob Chipman waa the loser Other teams wore nut siiuduled. Casselli Keeps Bat Lead Oems battera fared none loo well In threat gamea agalnat the Pitta burg Dtamnnda and averagea all along the Una dropped a few per centage point. Only Butrh Falter and Oordy Hernandea ahow In creaaea In their atlrk marka over averagea held before the Pltuburg aerlea. Blggeal drop wai regutered by Bill Reese, who went hitleaa In nine tlmea up and fell from .370 to -390. Bob Caaaelll. who la atlU the hit leader, dropped two point from JT7 to 375. Hernandea bnneted hla average three point to .367 by getting three hlta In all nfflrtal tlmea at bat. Taller raised hi one point by hitting aafely threw tlmea In nln bat. Pinky Heaae dropped off one point to .364 In hitting three, for nine. The pitrhera alao look their hump naturally ao because the Diamond won all threw of tht gamea. Johnny Lopeman. Nllea Jordan and Joe Nicholas were the loser. Jordan now haa record of 11-0, Lopeman 13 7. Nlcholaa 8-7. Latent averagea compiled by Wil liam Welaa, Par Went league atatla Httlan. ahow Ray Perry of Redding ' la atlll leading tht loop's bat parade with an average of .434 and Lou Veaellrh of the now defunct Valleto team In eernnd among the regulars with .405. Vine DIMagglo of Pitts burg la third with J91. Cauelll and Hemandei rate fourth and fifth and Keen la sixth. Pittsburg's Blair Hlmpaon Is the league's are pitcher with II wins and no defeat. Unofficial Oems averages through til gamea played to date Include: Bailer AB R II Ave. Caaaelll 3:13 (17 87 J7S Hernandea 3.111 7 134 -367 Reeat 338 105 131 JflO Kenan 3B7 05 130 JM Paller 157 45 40 .312 Nnrdell 363 07 115 .300 Bulck 70 17 31 .300 Jensen 311 86 W M0 Femandeg ....... 86 10 3 Mohler 197 30 45 ,3:i Descalao 176 24 39 .165 Pltrhe ft 18 13 13 20 33 1 1 W 4 7 II 13 t 0 I Pcf. 0 1000 a at Rchllclmeyer Ollaon Kittle) Jordan Lopeman Nicholas Sonntag .778 .647 .632 .531 1 .000 Hoop aklrta onr wert supported by whalebone, which was expensive. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor nrrirt at IM North llh Ik PboeM MM 200 Teen-Age Golfers Eye Jaycee Title HtM.riTON, Tea, Aug. 1 lPI Nearly 200 teen-age golfera look over the exclusive Houston Coun try club today for the opening of the fourth annual Junior cham ber of commerre national Junior championship. T'Ktay and tomorrow the IB-aiul-iiniler players will flra two IB-hole rounds while aeeklng the 138 aiots In championship match play In begin Thursday. Among the early starters was Tom Matey, IS. Warren. Ohio, who took medalist honors last year with t 36-hole 145 score at Lincoln, Neb. Dillinger Paces A.L. Blasters CIIICAOO. Aug. 1 iJPi Bob Dil linger, St. l.ouLa third arker who carried a liuoouo price lag during the winter trading season without any takers, has bounced Into the American league batting lead with J44. Oilllnger climbed from fourth a week ago Into first with a gain of five percentage points, ikwton'e lom DIMagglo took over second plsct with a bMMi of on point to .343. Boston's Ted Williams and Detroit's George Krll. locked In the lead last werk, were tied tor third with Jtl after dropping a point. following thta bunched field wen Roy Hievera of Ht. Louis with Jl: Don Kolloway. Detroit, 816; Jerry Prlddy. Ht. Louis. Jll: Dal Mitchell, Cleveland, J10: Cass Michaels. Cl.icagu. JOi. and Eddie Robinson, Washington. J04. Wllllama topped three specialised brackeu and shared another. He added eight runs to Increase hu leading total to 07, slammed four doublrs fur bag of 29. and added a homer to total 36. He and hu teammate. Vern Stephens, shared Uie runa-batted-ln lead with 104 apiece. Another Boston Red Sox. little DiMaggio. had the moat hit. 113, an increase of 10. Mitchell was sliced In triples with 14 and Dillin ger led In stolen basea with nine. New York a All' Reynolds con tinued with the best pitching per centage with I l-l lor an. Virgil fire i Truck of Detroit added two mora strikeout victims to hu lUt, which now total 100. All statistics art computed through Sunday's games Jackie Hugs National Stick Lead NrW YORK. Aug. t M-v Nearly every week. It aeem. another chal lenger looms up to take t whirl at Jackie Robinson, but the star Brook lyn second baseman still holds a wide margin In the battle for tht National league bolting title. Bix men now have tried to dls. lodg Jackie, since he took ever the lead late In May. Uie latest being Knot Slaughter of tht St. LouU Cardinals. Through gamea of laat Sunday. July 31. Robinson owned torrid J64. 36 points higher than Slaugh ter's runner-up 32. Tht Card Inals llyrhsser led teammat Al I Red i Srhocndlenal by on point. Wlllsrd Marshall of tht New York Olent. second a week ago. lost nine points and fell to fourth place with 323. Bobby Thompson, another of four Olsnt In Ih top ten. was fifth with JM. Tied tor alxth at Jll were Sid Oordon of tht OtanU and Klner. Whlley Lockman. still another Olant. followed with 311. Oil Hodges of Brooklyn, at .305 and Wally Westlake of Pittsburgh. t JOS, rounded out tht big tan. Eriksen Heads For Syracuse To Coach Crew SEATTLE, Aug. 1 tAV-Ous Erlk .hr University of Washing ton freshmen crews have never been defeated, U headed tor the top coaching berth at Syracuse univer sity, reliable sources reported today. Eriksen was not available for com ment, but friends said ht haa aold hU horn and will leavt within tht next lew day. Official confirmation U expected from Syracuse shortly. Tht eastern crew position we vacated by Ned Ten Eyck after thU year'a Poughkeepala regatta. He had held the pot amct 13- Eriksen began mentoring the Washington frosh last year when Walter (Bud) Raney becamt head coach at Columbia. Since then the Husky frosh have not lost a rare, including the 1046 and 1040 Pough keepsle regatta. Chiloquin Man Fishing Champ Ernest (Polly) Rosborough of Chiloquin was the Mny-June winner In OUTDOORSMAN magazine fisherman - of the - month contest with an 8 pound 12 ounce Rainbow trout caught In tht Williamson May 36. The fish waa caught on a fly and won for Rosborough a aupply of fishing tackle and accesaorle In cluding boot, landing net, reel, fly rod, tackle boxes and assorted lures. The prlirs will be on display at Lees Rporilng Goods store In Chiloquin for I he next week. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MKUFORD -Thoroughly Modem Ml. ae4 Mrs. I g tansy eat iee garlat rreprtsiers CITY NET CHAMPS The smiling gal on the left it Ruth Hogelstein who successfully de fended her women's ungles title in the City tennis tourney. Ken Karns ond Bill Crowford teamed up to win the doubles crown. Karns also repeoted his lost year's performance in cap turing the singles chompionship. No Poundage Worry Making Weight Won't Plague Lesnevich For Charles Title Match AP N'ewsfeatwree SUMMIT, N. J. Aug. 1 Ous Lesnevich will be free of the big worry Uiat haa doggrd hu career when he meet Exsard Charles for the NBA version of the world heavyweight championship. Weight worries art over for the ClUfside Park Pole. Although Charles, recent winner over Jersey Jo Walcott for Joe Louis' vacated title, will be favored in the first defense of hu National Boxing association crown, the Cin cinnati Negro may be fighting tht Lesnevich ol U4' when the two suuar ell In Yanaet stadium. Wed nesday, August 10. That waa the year thai Leanevirh waa awarded the Edward J. Nell aaemarlal p Issue foe his eonuibw tUa U basing. II waa the year In which he atwpped Billy Fas la I rwainda In hta fowrth defense. And It waa the year In which he stopped Melts ht Una s cweneherli In ane rownd and twice beat bcaeyirelghf Tssnl Maartelta. Although Ous won tht light heavy croan In 1041 when he beat Anton Chrutof HIdia, a hitch In tht coast guard and tht weight bugaboo Salem Drops Legion Tilt PORfcST OROVE. Aug 1 (i Hillsbora won berth In tht Junior American Legion baseball tourna ment by defeating Salem. 10 to T. her last night In t brst-of-three playoff. . Tht two. district champions had split earlier games. HilUboro't Ron McKltchen drove In lour runs to set the scoring pact. Hu single In tht third Inning drove In two of tht three Hlllsboro scores that Inning. The ylctora widened the lead with three more In tht fourth and. after one In tht fifth, scored three tlmea again In the sixth. Softball Heads Will Discuss District Play Dtitrtrt aoflball plsy-olts ached uled for the week of August 14 will be tht main Item of discussion when manager of the ten teams In the county aoflball loop meet Thursday, 7:30 p. m , in tht city nan. Membera of district V art Klam ath Palls. Ashland and Lakevlew The winner of the district fight will go to Iht state tournament set lor August It to September S In Eu gene. Tht local league ends August . The winner of the regular league play will represent Klamath Kails In Uie district competition, although the top four teams will stage a Shatighnessy plsy off August 10, 1 and 11 for added gate receipts to help tht shaky financial condition of the league. 7 Out Of 11 HELSINKI, Aug. 1 of) United Slates athlete held a decisive Irad over Finland today at their dual track and field meet entered lis second final day of competition. The American stsrs had an ad vantage of seven victories In 11 events to work on after yesterday's opening program. They were first In tht loo meter dash, 400 meter nin, 3000 meter steeplechase, high hurdles, shot put, broad Jump and 400 meter relay. The rtnna account ed for the 1800 meter run, high Jump and hammer throw. WANTED XMAS TREES Tlklle rir as ailrrr Tlf. N"4 sees, rilvs ,lvatlsa. Hill Its rat LOUIS MALAKIS set eta at tsa rreaeteee, Calif. ;i'f'w'iH t ' ' 4 . -y- si ' m.. -M aateV . . V BbTJ . n- r T V ... T r ' t 1 1 1 J 1 1 ! Wiilir a IliililMr--! forced him to limit hU campaign among tht light heavlea. Each time he put hu title on tht line ht was forced to scale down to tht 17& pound limit. "I weigh 166 pounds now," aay Lesnevich "and will come in around 180 for tht Charles fight. I fight best at trust weight. Making 175 pounua waa too much." An example of how much energy Leanevlch drained out of his system by Disking weight U best exempU lied by the word of hu chubby manager. Joe Veil. -1 he day he laat U Freddie Mllte in Lflnssn siiss mm Rf wrianra . ' J . pounds but he hid the scales aa me." aara Veil. -Wheat I finally got tw weigh hlta he waa lit',. He had to walk around II) de park far an boor and It was London's holiest day In 41 year. Ask Freddie Flerra, hla trainer." "He walked around Hyde park for two hours." said Pterro. "I know, I walked with him." "And that fight In Cincinnati with Joe Maxim for which we got 635 000 and not IM.O00, ous walked six hours," aay Vella. "Making the weight haa taken too much out of him. He a through with the light heavyweights." For both the MtlU and Maxim bout. Lesnevich weighed In offi cially al 114 V For hu last fight with Maurtello he scaled 160S be cause hu title waa not at stake. Lesnevich stopped Maurtello In seven round In the Oarden. Lesnevtrh tosee esmfidene a he goes thrawgh has paeea at Fhean'e training ramp, a apat enee known aa Madame Bey's where awrh fight- era a Max Schmeltng. Prtre ear ners. Mickey W alker and Tany Gal enta prepared for title bouts. "I've seen Charles fight three times." says Ous. "I don't think ht punches too hard but he punches fast. I hit harder. If opportunity knocks 1 11 go alter It. At least you can say It II bt a good fight because wt both like to fight. I dont be lieve In hitting and running. I like to force the fighting. Charles U on that style, too. He'll have few pounds on me and Is a tew Inches taller. But outside ot tht I think it's a good match." So does the International Boxing club. It will be It's first attraction In the big city. Nobody connected with the fight appears worried over Cincinnati Promoter Sam Backer's threatened court action Becker lost 640.000 on the Maxtm-Lesnevlch bout and both agreed to a return fleht In Cincin nati on September 10. "We had to sign w get our dough from Becker." sitys Vella. The coming bout should clear up the situation one way er another. If Leanevlcl wlna ht eould go back la Cincinnati for non-title fight If he loeea to ( .arlea It la donblful that Promoter Becker would care to take another gamble. Yesterday s Stars Batting Bobby Thomson. Olant- clouted a triple, two doublea and a single to lead tht Olant to an 11-3 triumph! over tht Chicago Cubs. niching Ralph Branca, Dodgers scattered four hit In pitching tht Dodgers to a 9-0 shutout over the Pittsburgh. Pirates. Navy's 1949 football team wlU op en the season against Sourhern Cal ifornia on Sept. 14 and close against Army on Nov. 16. W ' I 1:3 1 mm Few Upsets Mark Grass Court Play SOUTH ORANGE. N. J.. Aug. 1 P-The second round of tht east ern grass court singles tennis championship get under way to day with most of the favored play era still In the running. Yesterday's i Indies matches stuck pretty much to form. A mild upset of the dy wa Jack Tuepo'a win over Eustace Fannin of South Afri ca, sixth seeded In the foreign list. Tuero. unseeded national Inter collegiate title holder from New Orleans, conquered Fannin easily by 6-1. 6-2. There were two other upsets dur ing the first day's play. Nares Kumar of India, aeeded eighth among foreign players, dropped hu match to Charles De Voe of Indian- a polls In three set by scores of 6-7, 6-1. 6-1. Dick Savltt of East Orange. N. J, scored the first form reversal ot the day In three gruelling sets by knock ing Irvtn Dorfman of New York out of the tournament. Dorfman. aeeded list nationally, lost by 6-1. 6-7. 6-4. The glamour girls of the court. Oussie Moran, of 8snt Monica. Calif., disposed ot Nina Irwin of New York by scores ot 6-1. 6-1. Another Santa Monica star seeded thtrd behind Oorgeous Oussie, Bev erly Bsker. defeated Svlna Know let of Newport. R. I, 6-1. 6-4. Drain Enters Legion Play DRAIN. Aug. 1 0Pv-Drln defeat ed Medford. 7-1. here last night, completing the list of entrant In the annual state American Legion Junior baseball playoff, starting at Albany August 6. Drain emerged from a four-team double-elimination tourney held to determine the Southern Oregon dis trict representative. Jerry Cade, Drain southpaw, gave up only three hits and struck out 13 In the final game. Other entrants at Albany will be Hlllsboro, Vale and Portland. Medford 000 000 0101 1 t Drain 020 000 05x 7 6 3 fights Last night Bv The Associated Free West Springfield. Mass. Doc Wil liams. 171 l,. North Adsms, Msss.. outpointed Bert Lytell, 169, Fresno, Cslif. 10'. Allrntown. Pa. Lew Jenkins, 141, Sweetwater, Tex, outpointed Lou Joyce. 140. Philadelphia 8. Philadelphia Oeorge (Sugar) Costner, 1484. Camden. N. J, out pointed 8tubby Bobby Lee. 148"j. Baltimore (8'. New Orleans Bernard Docusen, 145, New Orleans, outpointed Al Ouldo, 145, New York (10). Phoenix Lonnie (Black Jack) Craft, 177. Phoentx. knocked out Clyde Bowman, 181, Los Angeles (7). jjk Mil c3 W L ijjy iU',,,.' JJ TmmMmtomtl I" ' vav.ws--.sswsi Hillsboro Victim Of No-No Game PORTLAND, Aug. 1 Hllls boro and Tlgard fell from the a tats semi-pro baseball tourna ment play last night, narrowing tht field for tht state title to 17 team . Bob Signer pitched tht second no-hlt, no-run gsmt of the series a he paced Reliance System of Portland to an Il-to-0 win over HUhboro In five Innings. Oarl baldl knocked Tlgard out of tht way, 6 to 1. In tht third game last night. Portland Alblna Fuel posted third victory by defeat ing St. Johns, to 1. Reliance has won two of three games played. Tht St. Johns lost wss that team's first In the double-elimination play. Eagle Nine Hang Tough STANDINGS W L Pet. Eagles 6 0 low Merrill BlllUrds 6 0 1 000 Calhoun - 1 1 " Finnigan't 6 I . , K. C. - 4 I Merrill VFW 4 .444 Reclamation 1 6 J"S 1 K alpine 1 Stewart-Lennox I 7 -12 I 8mith Lumber Co 0 1 .000 Lon Sanders paced the 15-hlt blitz on the Reclamation nine last night aa the Eaglet continued their win ning ways In the home stretch of the county Softball loop. Final score favored the Eagles, 17 to 9. Sanders hit aafely four timet out of fire trips to the plate. Ashby hurled aeven-hlt ball for tht win ners. In the opener. Kalplne handed Smith Lumber company their sev enth straight loss of the season with a 17 to 10 victory. Kalptne't Conklin got three for five. Wednesday night's games are Fin nigan't va. K. c. In the opener, a clash that look like a toss-up; Rec lamation will be trying to hand Smith Lumber their eighth lost In the nightcap. Short scores: R H E Essies 17 16 1 Reclamation . 7 I Eagles: Ashby and J. Derrah. Reclamation: Vanderhofl and Sim mons. R H Kalplne 17 1 Smith Lumber 10 t 1 Kalplne: Zimmerman and Fett. Smith: Ward and Isennan. Box Office Appeal Gets Test At LA Bv The Aaaaciated Frews San Dteeo's Padre open a seven game aerlea Tuesday night at Los Angeles and It should prove an In teresting test of the box office ap peal of the Injured Luke Easter. Last time the Harrtsmen played in Lot Angeles with Easter the turnout wa 60.011 for the week. The Sunday doubleheader then set a Wriglry field record of 33.083. At that tune, baseball writers gave Easter credit for attracting much ol tht turnout. Tht giant Negro ftrrt baseman still It convalescing In Cleveland from a knee operation. Jess Florae 13-8 win be on the mound for the Padres In the aeries opener, opposing Bryan Stephens (1-3). The schedule elsewhere In the loop Tuesday night: Hollywood (Willard Ranudell) at Seattle (Ouy Fletcher). Oakland (Charlie Oassaway 11-8) at Portland (Roy Helser 14-7). 8acramento ( Bob Gillespie) at San Francisco (Al Lien). Grade Drubs Medford Rival PORTLAND, Aug. 2 (JPi Oracle De Moss of CorvslUs 1 the women's medalist In the 1949 city golf cham pionship. Miss De Moss tied yesterday with Helen Thompson ot Medford In an 16-hole round. Each had 70s. They went an extra nine for the honor, with Miss De Jdoss carding 39 and her rival 41. w i j Mtmnmmmmtto itmr in'iat lie si!. . T-,- 1 1 U a mm. Hum limn u I -wrrr I! ' I J'T.V.VI.'TTi: I First "Might" Tonight HESSE HONORED AT GEMS STADIUM Klsnuth FalU baseball fans will honor Ted (Pinky) Hesse tonight at Oems stadium, making the young San Franciscan the first Oems player to be given an exclusive "nlgtrt" In two season of operation ot the local club. He ha earned It by being perhaps the moat valuable piece of playing property owned by the Klamath Falls club. Hesse la not yet IV years old and I one of the better outfielder In the Far West .STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAOl'E W. L. Pet. New York 60 3S Cleveland SI Boston 64 43 57 Detroit &4 46 M0 Philadelphia 63 46 J35 Chicago 41 57 .416 Washington 16 96 J3 St. Louis 34 61 J51 Yesterday' Rendu Boston 4, Cleveland 1. St. LouU 1, Washington 0. Only game scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. St. LouU 66 36 .804 Brooklyn 67 36 M0 Boston SI 46 A31 New York SO 46 321 Philadelphia 60 47 .SIS Pittsburgh 4S 60 .474 Cincinnati 38 S6 396 Chicago 16 63 364 Yeaterday'a Result New York II. Chicago 3. Brooklyn 9, Pittsburgh 0. Boston 1. St- LouU 1. Only game ached uled. British Pose Threat In US Amateur Golf NEW YORK. Aug. 2 oPi The United Sutes amateur golf cham pionship may go to a Britisher thu year for the first time In 38 years. Bif Sam McCready. the British champion, and hu Walker Cup teammate pose a big threat In the tournament at Rochester's Oak Hill Country club August 29 through September 3. The entire ten-man English team it Included In the robust entry list of 1060 announced today by the U. S. Oold assorts tl on. McCready defeated Willie Turnesa of Elrrulord. N. Y- the defending V. 8. champion, for the British amateur crown thu year. Both Turnesa and Frank Stranahan of Toledo. Ohio, the 1948 British tltlist. came home praising the improved play of the British. I Stranahan lost a quarter-final , match to McCready. big London tobacco salesman. 4 and 1. Turnesa bowed. 2 and 1. In the finals. I AND HIS kwmm WED. Hffi! Jommi WESTERN ALL-STARS DANCING 9-1 $1.25 PER PERSON (Tax Inc.) BROADCAST OVER KFLW AT 9:30 9 . , i INTRODUCING THE TOMMY DUNCAN BAND TOMMY lU'NCANi VrIUI wttli Bab Will tr 1 tar.. Hit pUa.Inf let htt ttttn rtrrfl. n nllTltnt f rtrrlt. H witi "task tr" whan Bab waa nablt ta tartar With tht "FU hayt. DAVIE CO! MAW; Drimntr: haa ftataratl will. Iha aattan a 11 ti4t InrtaatUf Rl Nlrhalt, rrfslrilt mark, n til O.bara, Harry Jam. Artta Ikaw ft a rtt)tBll tattst Caaltf C A Mm ON Unit Oaltartal wilk ii af aiant baatla ft lh ll yaara. Ha laamaaa wtlk lv aalaUatliac talUr taaaa. jor iv Hon T: "jatiT" it th fataaaa IWt-hanal U41r who waa (ta la rati by Bab Willi la Ma ay yaara. Ala alaf. O La WW tH'MCAHt Tmma rath tr rlavtnf lb 'ball fit a It." Ha Jal atai-rsf ttrallM. Al that tlma Tta Lh. Qall fii alftlr. league aa well as a tough clutch hitter. Right now his baiting average it 3S4 and his 130 hits Include two dozen doubles, 11 triples and five home runs plu some 75 run bat ted In. Hesse U In hU second year of pro fessions! baseball and almost cer ts inly hU last year In class D. Ha came to the Oems In mld-seaaon last year to play right field and compiled a 323 batting average. Hi average hasn't slipped that low thia season and ht made the ahtft over from right to center field without losing anything defensively. The Oems' management and nu merous fans havt piled up award! to give the stocky lefthander. The fame tonight matches the Oems and their chief tormentor, the Pittsburg Diamonds, In the first outing of a three-game series. Pitts burg U six game ahead of the league now and showing no sign of stopping. Klamath Pall U In second place. Righthander Johnny Lopeman I the probable starting ptteher for the Oem and may face BUI Carr of the Diamonds. The Far West league took a day off yesterday, and the Medford club ha three more open daya. Dis banded Vallejo waa to be at Med ford. Manager Lou Vezellch of Vallejo ha moved over to Santa Rosa to pilot the Cat and 1 busy picking the best player of both Vallejo and 8anta Rosa to put In the lineup tonight against Redding. He ha a selection of tome 31 base bailers from which to choose. Vetellch replaces Llndy Serpa. who has been temporarily managing the Cat. Tonight' other game putt the Maryrvule Brave at Willow. After the Pltuburg aerie here, the Oems have three open date which would have been filled by Vallejo. 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