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WEDNESDAY, AUC. 3, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE ELEVEN f 11 Ardizoia Hits. Hurls Suds To Twink Victory Seattle Blanks Hollywood, 1-0; Oaks Drub Bevos By The Aaaorlalril t"r.a Rugger Ardlsol. Mm U lo liurler, plays th hrro ruin In dnubl Ukr. rirt tk was hl masterful pitching Job Turedey night agalnal tli league-leading Hollywood sure. KrpUcUig tin ailing Uuy KlrUhrr after Ui llrt - inning, Arillil shackled 111 HUr with thre hit tor nint liiniima. Then In tlx tenth Inning, hi aiming single drove In th run that produced 1 to 0 win lor th luinlrn. Con Dempsey of 8n Francisco also did torn fancy hurling. II threw a au-hltler it Ui second pier Sacramento Solon Hid ttrurk out seven. The Seals won 4 to 0. Oakland brat Portland 7 to 4 In tl only win by lint divUlon club. Charlie Oaaaaway acaltrtrd th II Portland hlu In notching hi twelfth win of th araaon. Ut Angelr. Parlflc Coast Irani cellar occupanU. won Ita Uiltd game In a row witii I to a decision over Han Dlrgo. Four of th gemr acorea rani on homer. Pitcher llryan Blrphcns and Carmrn Mauro connected for th Angels whll Al Roaen and Johnny Itltchle hit homer for th Psdtes. ' Wedneadey'a card: Sacramento (Ma) Mallrlt 1-1 and Tom R"M 4-4 at Ban Pranrieco lAI Mm 11-13 and Manny Perea Two game. Oakland (Karl Jones 7-5 and Lou Tom 13-7 at Portland iHrd I ynn and Hal Bailsman IS-Bi. Two games. Hollywood (George Woods U-71 at Brattle iCharll Bchang 14-13L San Dlrgo iXavtrr Rraelgno 7-10) at Ln Anirlr iBookrr M Daniel e-a. All nil ht game. IMJSTANDINGS PAR wknt l.r A(;t r. W. t. Pel PltUburi J II M KlamaUt rail f 14 .61" Willow 41 31 .SMI Itrddlhg 47 44 JH Maryavlll 4 4 .405 Mania lta 41 41 .4'I7 Mrdlurd 3D 3 Jl Vralrrday'a ItcsulU Klamath Pall la. Pittsburg 1. HallU lloaa I. Redding a. Wlllowa 7. Msrysvllle 6. AMrHUAN l.r.Atil K Nrw Ymk . Cleveland .. . Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago Washington St. Loula , HQ 3D . 7 40 , M 43 .m frfU .Ml 65 411 Mi . M 411 .540 41 M .414 . M M J7B . 34 4 Ml Major League LEADERS AMERICA LPAdl'K tutting DUIlnger, Ht Louis. J,; ton Balled In William and Stephens, Boston. 1 0S Horn Run Wllllami, Doalon. M: Stephen. Boston. 35 Filching Rrynoidi. New York. 11-1. M; Wynn. Cleveland. -. Jll. NATIONAL 1.EAGTK Halting Roblnaon. Brooklyn. J7: Slaughter, St. Loins, JJ7. Ron Balled In Roblnaon. Brooklyn, a; Hnrigea, Brooklyn 7. Iln Ran Kinrr. Pittsburgh. 17: Onrdon, Olanu, 33. Pitching ewcll. Pittiburth. 1-1. JUS: Branca. Brooklyn. 13-3, JOO. Yesterday' RraulU Drtroll 10. Nrw York 3 Cleveland I. Waahlnxton I 1 In. ton 4. Ht. Uiul I Philadelphia t. Chicago 1 National Leagu St Ixxila M it 04 Brooklyn . . M 31 JHH New York 61 4 tit Hnatnn 63 47 .636 Philadelphia . 60 a 310 Plttliburgh 45 61 .4 rinrinnail 1ft M AM Chicago M ti J60 Yealerday' Reault New Yotk 3. Chicago 0 Brooklyn 6, Puuburgh 1 Ht. Uul 7. Ilniton a Clnrinnatl II, Philadelphia I PACIKIC I OAST l.:A(.l r. Hollywood . . 77 64 .M Hacramrnlo 50 Oakland - M Han Diego 4 .4WI Portland 3 -4B3 Healtle M 7 .4HR Han rranclaco 7 73 .443 Loa Angrlea ... 6e) 7 .427 Yealerday' Reaolla rVattl I. Ilnllywood 0 Oakland 7. Portland 4 San Pranclaro 4. Harramrnto 0 Lo Angelr 1, San Diego I Brave Junior Gets Draw PORT! .AND. Ant. 1 li Jo Ortega, IJ0. Portland, took a 10. round decision laat night from Buddy Oilman. 127 of Brattle. In the main rvrnt of the weekly J ant ic n llrarh boiirtf card. Prelimlnartra: Brave Junior. 110. Klamath Palli. and Mel Eaglrman, 134. Salem, drew, 4; Lou Nunc. 151. !os An grlri, declalonrd Al Cliff. 156. Port land. 4: Don Doyle. 13S. Portland, and Prankle Martin, 133. Mexico City. drew. 4: Don Rer. 13. Portland, knocked out Al Moor. 131, Oakland. Calif, 1. Santa Clara lar football guard, Don Nrthaua of Hpokan. Wuh. will b piaylnf hu fourth araaon for Coach Len Caaanoya next fall. Ran Joe Nick Dlag. 13. Ijcm Angelr. and Tony Chaver, 131. San Jf mm, drew, 10. Biggest News Rumor Says Schroeder May Quit HOUTH OUANOE, N. J . Aug. I (4-1 An lln 33id annual atcrn tale craaa court rhamplonhlt entered It third day of play Uxlav, biggeai newa concerned a atar who I not romtiettng. ,Th aunouiixment yeatrrday that Trd Hchnirder, from Im Crracrnta, Calif., would not appear and plan ned lo quit triinla aflrr he playi In the Davla cup malchra we the chief topic of dlaclMalon. Schrordrr reportedly was offer ed a half partnrriitilp In a rrfrig ration bunlnr-a In California. In y enter day. arcond round, tup eroded Billy Talbrrt of Nrw York dlapoerd of Tony Trabert, of Cin cinnati, 4-4, 6-1. Jim Brink. Hraule. won from Robert Kerdatha, New York, (-3, 6-3. In double encounter Brink and Herbert Behrrna. Port Ijiuderdale, Pla. defeated Andy Taton. Ann Arbor, Mich, and Leonard L. Stem r. Brooklyu. 6-4, 4-6, 1-6. 15 Wins, 5 Losses HOLCOMBE LEADS PCL MOUNDSMEN BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I I, With 15 win and I loe. Ken Holtombe of the Hacramrnlo club top Pacific Coaat league pitcher. Willi Ramadrll. Hollywood, waa aecond with 11 and 4, while In third plac waa Ouy Plrtcher, Bra 111 with 16 win th mot In the league to date and 1 defeat. In the trlke-out department, Charlla Bchanx of Brattl wa top man with 113. San Pranclaco'a Con Dempsey had an even 110. Th top 10 pitching rcorda, Including fame of Sunday, July II: W L llolcombe, Sacramento Itamadell, Hollywood . .-. Pletchr, Brtll O. Wood, Hollywood Dwaeo, Sacramento . Hrlaer, Portland . Barrett. Seattle-Ban Diego . Oppllnger, Beatlle Keldman, Ban rranclaco . Melton. San Pranclaco SO Pet. M .760 77 .ITi 10 .720 M jM 4 M 104 .607 46 Ml 32 Ml 18 Ml 17 Ml Fair Pair Share Lead CIIICAOO, Aug. 3 (AMedalWt Marlene Bauer of Im Angelr and Barbara Mrlntlr of Toledo topped the field of eight quarter finalist today In the women' wextrrn Junior golf champlotuh!p at Onwrnula Country club In auburban Lak Porrat. In yealerday flrat round. Mlna Bauer, 15-year-old favorite, scored 4-1 win mer Marge Whylr of Krnoaha, Wu. while Mlaa Mclnttr drfratrd Janrt Mrfnto-h of Cin cinnati by th aam margin. Virginia Dennrhy ouatrd Barbara Jean Hand of Portland, Ore., 6-4. Empty Saddles In The Old Corral! HOLLYWOOD. Aug. I OP) There , an empty saddle out at Paramount studio today and Bob Hope the man who Isn't In It. Hope la In Hollywood Presby terian hospital with a wrenched bark auffrrrd whrn he fell from a aaddle while making a movie. Hla steed was a wooden barrel, rocked by Lucille Ball as part of a gag sequence In th film. The fall knocked Hope out. HI doctor said the comedian would remain r bed several days. Grade De Moss Keeps Pace PORTLAND. Aug I m Oracle De Moaa of Corvallls was keeping pace today In defending her city women's golf rhsmpion-hlp. , 6h movrd ovrr the first round veeterday by drfratlng Mrs. Ben Dnlf, Portlsnd, 7 and . AUo holding her own was Helen Thompson. Mrdford, who tied wllh Mm De Moas In the Initial medal qualifying round Monday. Mr. Thompson, thr 1W8 state tltllat. dr fratrd Mrs. Ruth Olnutead, Port land, 7 and 6. Th 49th national amateur golf championship will be held ovrr th Oak Hill Country club, Plttatord, N. Y August 2 to September 1. SF Youngster Leads In Golf CHICAOO, Aug. 1 W Orsnt Spaeth, I foot I Inch youngster who attends San Francisco college, held a on stroke lead today entering th aecond round of th William Randolph Hearst national Junior golf tourney. Spaeth, who Uvea at Palo Alto. Calif., and whose father I dean of the Stanford law school, fired a two-over-par 74 to gain the lead ln yes terday opening round. Jerry Pehr, Seattle, shot an M and Bill Derlckaon, Seattle, an 65. ZEREX and PRISTONE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY All You Need! "GET WE BEST" It's early to think about freezing weather, but get your supply now! DICK B. 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