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Newspaper Page TextPC TIN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON WEDNESDAY. AUG. I, U9 $P0R ROUNDUP "3 Hugh FulUrton By JOSEPH B. KELLET (Editor's not: Keller I nibblnt Jor rullerton while the Utter I on vacation). BOSTON, Aug. MV-At least a half down ol aom 100 college a th is uo powers which subacute to the NCAA "sanity code" are in tor rude shock Aug. 13. On that day trom Chicago they will be died for violations of the ode governing aUileue policies. The rebukes developed after last week's meting of college athletic commissioners at New Castle, N H. Oeneraily, the NCAA compliance oommltte is enthusiastic about conditions In IntercollegUte sports. iHUBir baseball for many years has ben a sore subject with col leges, the athletes and promoters of summer leagues. Two years ago players In the jurisdiction of the Eastern college aa were uennra from the Northern Irigue. an in dependent circuit In Vermont and hew Hampshire. Now the college fathers are cast ing suspicioua glances at the Bor scht basketball circuit in the Cat skills where many collegians have jobs as waiters and play consider able baarcthall Teanic intimates hereabouts think one berth on the United States Davis cup team will be determined by the showings of Frankie Par ker and Pancho Oonsales In the coming play at Newport, R. L, cas ino, the better man winning. Red Sox players and coaches think Cleveland Outfielder Bob Ken nedy has as good a throwing arm as any outfielder they've ever seen and that goes for those who saw Bob laeusel. Satchel Paige Insists a fast ban k the best pitch. "Curve's only a looter, aays Batch, "Yuh gotta be smart though. Yuh gotta watch the good hitters. They step outta the box and get an again with their feet different. And yuh gotta throw that fast ball where ra want It or they'll hurt. But It s a better pitch than the curve." Batch will bet "SO per cent ofj home runs are hit on sliders and ii:a,.'T?'Jl I -'. M 1 ...A3 SHAKE, CHAMP! Evert Karnes, right, who beat Ronnie Lowell for the junior men's singles in the city tennis tournament which terminated Tuesday, rushes up to the net for the traditional handshake. The two boys teamed up in the doubles play to cop the crown, beating Bob Petioldt ond Bruce Dingier in the finals. Hasvtre McDenaett, leaky u olaaay Red Sox rookie left band er la going back to school on al scholarshipby mall. Officials of a I Him-miwIinM k-lvml nrMmtNl ' the 30 year old hurler his schol arship at Fenway park. Maury left St. Patrick's high school. Elisa beth, NJ, In June. IMS. to pitch for Scran Ion, Sox farm In the East ern league, and never earned his diploma. Jwat baler the Cleveland Indian hat New York for Boston, Mana ger Lou Boudreau told writers he would play first base against the Sox. Lou played short through the live gam series. More he left town last night he said be would remain at abort for scene tern. Asked directly "who 11 you put on third?" he replied, 1 eaa t answer that right now. Ken Keltner made on single In M times at bat against the Red ox. Cleveland scribe Ed McAuley polled some of the Indians and they were virtually unanimous in their ocanlon lloudreau should play third and Rookl Ray Boon should play of the National Hockey league are raising the roof ka their horn city of Montreal The forum cover Is being elevated to make room for 5000 seats. Com the hockey season 12.000 supporters of lea habitants will be eeie to sit in new, leather cush ioned seats. There will be standing room for WOO more. Jehany Crawford, popular de fense veteran of the Boston Bruins is Prank Belke's first choice as player coach of the new Cincinnati club In the western division of the American Hockey league. But the Bruins want a young player, or players. In return as Bruins think Johnny has two more playing years in his rugged system. Vermont Governor Ernest W. Gibson has filed Intentions early for his annual court appearance. Ke has entered the Vermont State Ten nis championships at Burlington which begin Sept. t. He was elimi nated In an early round last year. Gems Hon J Pinky Victory Hernandez Shines At Bat In 16-7 Diamond Win; Lopeman Hurls Cash, commodities and even a car (IMS model) were lavished on lS-year-old Pinky Hesse at Gems stadium last night as the Klamath Palls centerflelder was honored with a "night of his own. and In the ensuing baseball game Hesse and the Oems decked the Pittsburg Diamonds 10-7. The loss pared one notch off Pittsburg's Par West league lead, making It five games now. Hesse thanked his well-wishers by getting three singles In five time up. scoring three times and swiping a couple of bases as well as playing flawlessly In the field, but In the offensive department he had to ( ,k. a back seat to Oordy Heman- J 5 00.1.1.6.. On two occasions, the third end i s-a a fm fis: .srT.' rinisn rinns Helsinki, nniana. Aug. i Touring American athletes had a one-sided triumph ever Finland to day added to their hat of conquests. A two-day dual meet ended yes terday with the U. 8 track and field stars victorious in 11 of 16 events. They won all but on of the final day's contests the 10.000 meter run. which Vu)o Helno captured in 30 minutes, t seconds. Craig Dixon of Los Angeles won two events. He took the 100 meter dash In 10.7 second and the 110 meter high hurdle in 14 J. The pole vault went to Bob Rich ards of Champalgne, I1L, at 14 feet, 1 inch. Poitune Q o r d 1 a D, Minnesota's crack discus thrower, came through as expected with a heave of IT feet. 7 inches. Detroit Makes AL Four-Team Race, Beat NY Newhouser Notches Eleventh Victory In 10-2 Fracas the base with one out and try for a double play. Hernandex followed Casselll In the batting order and he collected a double and triple to dear the bases each tome. He also had a single and batted In six runs. A couple of Pittsburg errors and three hits in the first Inning let In three Klamath runs and got Pitcher Bill Carr off to a bad start. By the time he went out In the fourth, the Oems had a 10-0 lead. Johnny Lopeman, winning his ltth gam for the Spuds, pitched no-hit no-run ball for four innings. The first baa blow off him was a single by Vine DiMagglo starting the fifth frame All Pittsburg's seven hits were single, two of them by Ed Whitney and two by Tony Fllllppo. In the sixth frame the Diamonds batted all the way around and scored five runs. The second game of the series will be played tonight, starting at 7:45. Elsewhere tn the circuit, Santa Rosa defeated Redding and Willows topped the Marysville Braves 7-a. The box: rrrrsarao Mil Whltnar. Tata. So Martin, r Ena. rf-st DtMaewio Lueido. If .. -rilllopo. lf-ef Haooork. 3b . Bronzan. rf bntnlH aa Carr. a Stevana, f) x-Hurt 1 . 1 1 . I 1 . s e e A g l e s l l a e Totala ... V T M II BatUd for Itarana ia sth. kt a war raixa Nordall. as AC eat lb Caaaclll. rf Hernandez, If Taller, 2b Mohler. a Lopoman, Totals Pitta burs Mil .SIS -III - 4 e e 430410 633 Dollars For 28 Cents TOKYO. Auf. t tJP) A payoff of 777,770 yen on a 100 yen ticket at ! Tocuka race track near Yokohama yesterday was the sensation of the : season. In American money that's $633 for 38 cents. 1 The winning tickets were on two horses selected In the same race to ' finish one-two. ' M IS 13 37 t 3 ono ons no 7 Klamath Pallf am 403 03 IS SUMMARY- SB HTOandz. 2B Her-nmntU-r. Caaaflll. KB I Haddock 2. Zr carvltf S. rilllppo. LeUrldo. Ht-rnantVt S. CaMm 1. Mohlr 3. VotrCarr. W by S'vvvn 1, ConralM , Lfnriin S. Ff) off Carr 3. Gfina 4, Irprrian K KR off Carr S. Con ra l S. Lopsrnan 5 DP NorrlfU to Tallar o SB H -! 3. Nord!!. CasMlll. Hernandc MohT PB Martin. LOB PltUburg t, Klamath 3. Vmpirm Millar and rieury. J. L DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor Office at Mf North Itb Ik rhoae 34 WSC Schedules Aggies For 51 PULLMAN. Aug. 1 (jPiWsahing ton 8 tat college has scheduled a ISol football game with Oklahoma A. M. as part of Its pan to "bring great football teams to the Inland empire Athletic Director Bob Brumblay said today. Brumblay sad Washington State would play the Aggies here In 1951 and tn 8tlllwater. Okla, In 195X Dates have not been set. Re said the Cougars would sched ule gsmes with other noted football schools as part of the new WB.C. athletic program. Le Anariea Maxl Docusen. 134 'v. New Orleans, stopped Lem Thomas. 134. Los Angeles, 7. PIUafMd. Massw Bandy Saddler. 130. New York, stopped Chuck Burton. 137. Newark. N. J f. Bv The Aaaorlsted Watch .;, New Vorkl Shove over, Cleveland and Beaton. Make room tor another claimant to the Amer ican league throne the dashing De troit Tigers. A week ago the odds manipulators had written oft the pennant chances ol the Tigers. A three-leiim race It was. they said. Today , throe same odds-makers are aauing a new line with Detroit given a chance to cop, albeit a slim one. They enhanced their chances con siderably but night when they turned back the Yankees. 10-3, in the league leaders' bark yard. The victory gave the fourth place Bengals a record of 13 triumphs In their Isst 10 gsmes. a much faster gait than that of the Yankee. runner-up Indians or third plac Red Sox. It moved them within seven and a half games of the top. Hal Ne hou-vr. ho had failed tn six straight July attempts to notch his 11th victory, finally made it lth a 10-hit performance against the Yankee. 14 HITS The Tigers barked Nr houser's pitching with a 14-hit attack which blasted Allle Reynolds from the hill. Four of the blows went for the dlstsnce. The homer hitters were Dick Wskrfirld. Vic Werts. Aaron Robinson and Johnny Upon. The Indians whipped weary Wash- i trot ton. t-1. as Early Wynn held his former matea to nine scattered hits for his ninth victory. Bob Ken nedy. Joe Gordon and Dale Mitchell paced the Indians' 15-hlt assault on Mickey Hams snd Al Oettel with three safeuea spiece. The triumph cut the Yankees' margin to three and a half games. The Red Sox tallied one tn the Isst hslf of the ninth to eke out a 4-S win over the 8t. Louis Browns. Dom DiMagglo singled to open the frame, got around to third, and scored the deciding run when Vera Stephens rolled down the first baa line while trying to duck a pitch by Ned Oarver. The hit extended Dt Mag's consecutive hitting streak through 2 games, SOX MOVE IT The triumph moved the third plac Bosox to within six game of the Yankees. The Philadelphia Athletics ended a three-game losing streak and a n-innint scoreless drought, defeat ing the Chicago White Sox. 5-3. The St. Louts Cardinals retained their halt game advantage over Brooklyn In the National league race, coming from behind to defeat the Boston Braves, 7-2. Red Munger pitched a flve-hltter for his 10th victory. Stan Muslal led the 11-htt stuck with a double, triple and single. The Brooklyn Dodgers downed the Pittsburgh Pirates, t-2. behind the five-hit pitching of Rex Berney. Oil Hodges hit a home run and double to drive In three Dodger runs. Bob Chenes was the loser. The Cincinnati Reds exploded with IS hits to swamp th Philadelphia Phils. 11-1. In the only afternoon contest, th New York Oisnts shut out the Chi cago Cubs. 3-0. for their fifth con secutive victory. Sheldon Jones pitched a three-hitter for his ninth success. Docusen Ices Thomas LOS ANCIKLES. Aug. 3 iFl New Orleans' never defeated Maxl Docusen. 134 -a. kept his record unblemished last night with a technical KO In th seventh round over Lem Thomas, 134. Los Angeles. Referee Resgle Ollmore stopped the fight after Thomas had gone down four times twice for a count of nine In the sixth round. It Is th 7nd fight without a defeat for Docusen. September 1 Set As Date For Start 05 Oregon Tech Gridiron Workouts Football prartlre at Oregon Tech will get under way about Septem ber 1 and the Owls this year will i have a strong tlve-ganie home schedule and probably three games ; on the road. This will be OTI s second year In the small college football arena. Dnlo Daiwhrrty, away al summer school Una atimmer, la back to coach the Owls. The Owls will play their home Gus Points For Ezzard Knockout SUMMIT. N. J.. Aug. 1 (Pv Con fidence oosee from Oils Leanevlch as he trains for his title tight with Exsard Charles, the NBA heavy weight champ, at Yankee stadium a week from tonight. "I'm going to best htm." said muffin-faced Oua. "I'll go for a knock out If I can "I like Leanevlch." commented Jimmy Braddock, former world heavyweight king. Jimmy always ha a good word for everybody. "Oua can win with his body punching." said Whltey Blmsteln. veteran trainer who la here working with Rocky Oraxlano, "that the way Jo Baksl hurt Charles." "I'm satisfied th way he cam along th last few dsys," said Jos Veil. Oua' roly poly manager. Don't miss a good bet shop the Want Ads every day! It pays! IT 5 Min. from Town u 3 BIG VALUE HITS OREGON that popular favorite of the East ' CARSTAIRS White Seal YES! Mieo(i ks HYDM-MATIC - -and theres no ilirill Me it I ft" " 1 ' CARSTAIRSl The Alan who Cares eajs CARSTAIRS OIIRTAIM mo,. DISIIUINfl CO., INC., BALTIMORE, M0. . !.' i'ajarit. Ml tatrJOa, Jf Male) ttMl WfT Bellingham Bells Dump Milkmaids, Win Semi Title MOUNT VKRNON. Aug. I Wl Belling ham's Bells won the state semi-pro baseball title early today with a 4-1 victory over the Mount Vernon Milkmaids. The fire-day tournament was forced Into an early morning play off when th Vemonttee, defending tourney champions, aqueeaed out a e-g win over the Bella tn a 1J- innlng clash last night. By It win. Bellingham moved into a playoff with the Oregon tltllst for a berth tn the national semi-pro meet. Dates and site of the Washington Oregon playoff hare not been announced. Mount Vernon already had quail fled for th national went by rea son of Its third plac finish last year. Consolation Champ Finnigan Rolls Up Straight Set Win Consolation champion In th city tamnta tourney Is Jim Finnigan who spanked Chuck Hellbronner In straight set Monday, 6-1. t-1. g-0. Ruth Oaylord beat Jean Mahan at the nets, 6-3, -J to walk off with the Junior women' title. Then Ruth teamed up with Oerry Lewis to topple Janice Taylor and Beverly Karaee for th doubles crown In th Junior women's division. The five-set affair extended over two flava. Park n eaa sailed th match Meat day with th score standing S-t and 4-1 favor Mlssea Law la and Oavlord. Th gala continued play Tuesday morning. Th Lwi-Oaylord combo SC Hurdler Wins In 14.3 COPENHAGEN, Aug t (Jrv- A Dantah track and field squad was far behind today aa competition with a traveling United Bute team waa resumed. The Americana won seven at ten vent yesterday. Dick Attlesbey of th University of Southern California won the 110 meter hurdle In 141 seconds. Dick Phillip of Brown waa th high Jump victor at ( feet, 4 Inches. Hoetolala David Kul Kong Young. 123, Honolulu, outpointed Hlco Rosa. IMS. Honolulu. 10. Littler Leads At Halfway Mark HOUSTON. Tex , Aug 1 (AW-Oen Littler is convincing little fellow. The g-year-old San Diego State college student all but has convinced ltt other partlrtpanta In the fourth annual Nauonal Jayce Junior Oolf tournament that tha medal trophy already la en rout to California. Defending Champion Littler, a short, muscular fellow who puts plenty of power behind every tee shot, carded a five under par M yesterday to take a four stroke lead at the halfway mark of qualifying play. Don Krelger. Portland. Ore., ahot a 1J. won out (-4 In the third set. dropped the fourth 4-A and were hard put to stack away the third T-ft. City tennis champa: Men's slnilea. Ken Karna. Men's doubles, Karna and BUI Crawford. Women's single. Ruth llagrlatrln. Women' dmiblea, Dolorea Mleele nd Mary Love. Mlaed doubles, Jerry fllaon and Dolorea Steele. Junler mra'a stagles. Evert Kamea. Janlor men's doubles, Kama and Ronnie Lowell. games at the high school's Mode Held, but grass practice field ha been built on til campus to enable the grutaterg to drill at th oampu Instead of down town. Lt seaeofll practices were held at Klwanls park. Tli home schedule brings th Owls against two California and three Oregon schools, winding up Willi a match with the Laaaen Junior mllese Cougars of Btiaanvllle. Last year the Owls defeated the Cougar 13-13 for Oregon Tech's sole win of the aeaaon and very nearly knocked Laaaen out of a bid lo the Evergreen buwl poat-aeaaon game. Athletic competition between OTX and laaaen is developing Into a rivalry, aa la competition with Southern Oregon college of Ashland. The Owl's home slat Includes: Placer Junior college September 33. Eastern Oregon College ot Edu cation October 1. Southern Oregon college October 15. Oregon College of Education October 33 and Laaaen November II. The road schedule ha not been completed but the honk are out for at leaat three game away Klamath Falls. Junior women's 1 1 a 1 1 a a, Ruth f J oaykw GUNS, GUNS! Lewis snd Hillh tiavlovd. ' a,-ii. It.,'. ri.le l, Moeehlnl. Z, , J7 r ' IWts ...alas. io, and Ruas Th, GUN STORE 8h"r,T' 714 M.I. 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