THURSDAY, AUG. 4, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THIRTEEN
Sports
ROUNDUP
wy Hugh FulUrton
FUNNY BUSINESS
r rn havhin
(Bait Inf. lr lluih rullrrton. Jr.)
it NSW YOHK. Aug. 4 lIV-Wllrn
looking for suuire of raring ro
mance ruiialrlrr trie tale u( lluslus
nd Let uaiic.
TImm vn-yer-nld aclillniis,
former alablematea, aie now In the
twllnni ul Hii-ir tm mi careers, but
they've already contributed una l
Hi turfs moat liilrrcatlni chap
ters. Neither lot Ui the rcra as a
juvvnll and it (In Unit, II seem
ed lliey mlKlil become candidate
lor til glue factory. Aa untried
three-year-olds, Uiry wcr private
ly purchased tor a tutil ot s:iaoo
Their combined earning) today
atand at "!.M&. Iluslur. which
coal I3UU(I, llaa Won IJM.JW Lela
Dance, a SI5O0 baigaln, biiaau
1ICU4S.
I'nlll February ml last year, they
raced tor the Miami, Ha, Hun
ahlne Hlabl of Dan I happrll and
Moe Hauatu. Then (happcU, an
attorney whe onr ran unaurccae
lulty lor governor of rlortda and
who now heads the lloraemrn'a He
lievolrnt and Protective aaaortallon, i
and Itaualn disMilvcd Hie partner-
hip. In the split of the alablr,
I happell got l.ela llanr and Uau- i
rn took liuifui. More recently, Jo
llWn acquired Dance.
Karly In IMS. during the national
raring blackout ranted by Hie war.
Chapiwll waa acoulln, aniund the
barn area at Miami Mlalrah park '
to buy a hnta. !lb ItooertMiii, alio1
was training horses owned by the
elat of Ihe lal K I) Patterson, i
aUed Cliaipell, called him over to
hia bam and. during lh eiuumg
conversation, aald he had a couple
of huraea he ought aril. '
It alt ted down to whether (hap- I
pell wanted a Irlskv roll or an un-
pcepaaaeaalng gelding whlrh did not '
looa aa If he'd " even get to Ihe
race. Dan eotnchnw too a fancy
I th "ugly durallug" and bought i
lh gelding far siso. That aaa Hia
tal. "Tli Buuer." whlrh imutrd on
having oranges Inrludrtl in hu dal
ly far, bet am a tup sprinter of
lh nation.
Brfur tnaklnc his rirlng drbut 1
aa a Hire. year-old. l.ru Dane1
waa picked up by rhappell from
Albert Warner, th movie man. for ;
IIMO, I
lu Dane went on to re.-e with!
th beat and hia conquest Included
Ban la Anna a ISO ooo sun pawiual I
Thia eeaaon he dmpied down loi
10.000 claiming company but won
"I didn't know ho was a former waiter when I hirtd him!"
Smith Drops
Eighth Tilt
Th Bureau of Reclamation
handed Smith Lumber their eighth
defeat of th county Softball aaann
laat night on the Merrill field. It
to 13
The oiieuer wasn't played when
Kinuigan'i forfeited to th Kmghta
of Columbus.
Friday right Merrill Billiards will
tangle with Mtwart-Iiu In th
I Jo cloaer: KC and Smith Lumber
will open the show at 7 10.
Golf Play Moved
IIAYDKN LAKK. Idaho. Auff 4 1
Th Rpknt? ithlvtlc round Ublr'i
rifhfh nnul frtTwalria Open folf
tounmmrnl will be hrld ovrr the
llnyrien Ijik cour A mud 19-30.
nfficmli Mid Uxlr It U thr flml
time U9 event hu been held ouUlde
ot BpottKne.
hu lt rr. n allow wire affair,
otilv IimI fiaturdajr.
Buxfua hat rmred 103 timet, with
29 firu. 27 trrondt and 1ft thlrdt
lt Unr hat been pottward 93
time and won 1ft racet, with U
teroiidt and 22 Ihirri.
Righthander
Wings No-No
PORTLAND, Aug. 4 1V1 A
right-handed youugitcr hurled
no-run. no-hlt aeven-lnning game
lat night and gave Verbnort 1-0
victory ovrr Cornelius In Ihe stale
aeml-pro baseball tourney.
The game waa pitched by Dirk
Waive), a IlllUboro Inttlr graduate
who pitched for th University of
Oregon freshmen aquad laat spring.
II had trouble with control In the
early Innlnga. walking three, but
he went through the lat four
ramrs facing only three batter In
each.
Krlianre System knocked out the
Portland Red 8o. 4-1. and Dal-Laa-Vatsell
downed Oarlbaldl, 4-3.
In other games last night.
All three of lh loacr were elim
Inaird from the tourney.
Woodcock
Injured
IX)NCAHi;E(t, England. Aug. 4 l,r
Ilruc Woodcock. Urltlah heavy
weight rjoxltig champion, suffered
slioulder Injuries and a pouubl
conctmalon today In a collision be
tween Ills truck and a tree.
Dnclora wer unable to aay Im
mediately whether Woodcock would
be able to continue training for hia
bout Willi l Havold, of Paterivm,
N J.. In Ixmdon on fjeptember 6 for
the Hrltlsh version of the world
heavyweight title.
He waa reported resting comfort
ably In a honpllal.
Here Is The Hardest Call
For An Umpire To Make . . .
Rematch Carded
SPOKANE. Aug 4 on A 10
round rematch between Joey Velei.
Hrkan lighiwrlght. and Bill Fddy
of Phnt. Mich , will be held her
Auguit 10. Mdy decialoned Velei
but June In th Bpokana battler !
last ring appearance.
Major League
LEADERS
amuucav i.r.Atii r.
lUtUng-WUIiama, Hoxton. 344:
DiMagKin. notion and Dillingrr, St.
Louis. Jfl
Kuna Hatted In Williams. Boa
ton. 107; Hiepliens. Boston, lod.
Home Buna Wllllamo, Boston,
2D: rliephrns. BosUin. 25
Pitching Reynolds, New York,
11-3, M6; Wynn, Cleveland. -3.
Ill
NATIONAL LEAt.l K
Batting Koblnaon. Brooklvn JRS'
! rJlaughtrr. Hi. LouU, J:il.
Kuna Batted In Robinson,
Brooklyn, S4: Hodges. Brooklyn. 7.
Home Kuna Kiner, Pittsburgh,
37; Oirdon, New York. 23.
Pitching Sewell. Pittsburgh. -l,
133: Branca, Brooklyn, 13-3, .800.
Outdoor Shoot
Scheduled Sunday
Six rifle clubs will Uke part In an
outdoor imall-bnre shoot Sunday on
the Oregon Tech range.
The ahnot la sponsored by the
Klamath Falls Rifle and PUtol club
and other teams taking part will be
Malm. Oregon Tech. Dorr la, Langrll
valley and the Mnoae c)u).
There will be four mahea. Iron
Mghta at 60 and 100 yards and any
sight at th same distance. The
shoot will atari at a. m.
Th clubs will alao hold a meeting
to dlacuaa formation of a small-bore
Indoor gallery shooting league for
competition this winter.
NEW YORK INEAI Here la one
to play on your qulzxola. What la
I the moat difficult call for an urn
i pire?
Think that over a while, and w
will then Inlruduc Babe PlnelU's
version of th to4 answer.
National leagu umpire Plnelll
takea two whack at the Jackpot,
one for the plate umpire, and one
for the man In blue on the bate.
"Tlie half awing la the hardest
decision to make behind the plate."
says Babe. "Has the batter
checked hu swing In time to avoid
a strike call? Thais a topic that
umpirea talk over time and again.
"The break of the wrists la not
j the determining point, although
many asme that a the caae. re
sume Plnelll.
"lt'a all Judgment, of course, and
my opinion la based on what the
hitler doea with hu bat. not what
he does with hia wrist. A push
hitter, or a bunler. for Instance,
may not break wrist on a full cut. i
"I try to decide whether the man
haa followed through with hia In
tention, committed himself auffl
clenlly to draw a strike.
"That Is the puzzler behind
the plate, and I contend that we
are right aa often aa wrong."
On the banes? The tag play, par
ticularly at second, where It occur
moe. often.
"Sometime when the ball ar
rive at second clearly before the
runner, friends aak me why the
runner waa not called out," Penelll
adda.
"They forget about a bad tag.
or a throw that make an 'out' tag
poasible.
"Did th fielder tag high or tag
on th spikes?
"It stands to reaaon when a fel
low goea In spike first on a hair
Un play that he can't b tagged
on the knee or around the waist
and be out, because hia spikes
have already reached the bag.
That play require th cloaeat ob
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MICHIGAN CITY. Ind Pitchers
Jim Wallace, Michigan City, and
Al Hazrl, Lafayette, of the Michigan-Indiana
aeml-pro league, are
the authorities for this story about
George Metkorlch, Chicago White
Bog outfielder.
I The time was 1R41 and the scene
was Evanaville, where Metkorlch.
Wallace and Hazel were teammates
i In the Three-I league.
I Sent In to plnch-hlt, Metkovlch
i solemnly Informed the umpire:
! "Metkovlch hitting for distance "
The ump rained hu mask on high
and started to bellow, "Metkorlch
' hitting for."
I He paused, brought the nuuk
j down with a sw eep, and yelled at
Metkorlch. "You get out of here!"
U.S. Athletes
Drub Danish Foes
COPENHAGEN. Aug. 4 UP)
American athlete won 14 event
and loat only four to their Danish
foes In a dual track and field meet
here.
The U. 8. Invader, who took aeren
of 10 event Tuesday, accounted for
aeven out of eight laat night, losing
only the hammer throw.
Jack Montgomery of the Uni
versity of Southern California had
to be aatlsfied with third behind
Denmark Svend PrederlkMn and
Poul Cederqulit In heaving the ham
mer. But he came back to capture
the shot put with a tou of 4S feet.
JS Inches.
County Court
Names Roads
The county court yesterday
psaaed a resolution officially nam
ing several stretches of county
road In the suburban and Mid
land district.
The action, taken at th request
of resident of th dls'.rlct. In moat
cases formalized name already In
common use.
Roada named in th resolution
were Croa road. Midland road. Del
Pattl lane. Miller Island road. John
uvenue, Matney road. Henley road.
Old Midland road. Homed a I rond,
Washbum road. Ager road. Spring
lake road. Manning road. Lower
Kiamath road and Township road.
The county court alao approved
a license for the Redwood Empire
showa to hold shows at Crescent
laat night and tonight.
Carrel' Yellow
Th yellow color of a carrot U
due to carotene. Moat green plant
retain carotene In their leaves, but
some, like the carrot, transfer part
of their carotene to their roots, and
so become yellow vegetable.
Quick Cbaaga
Chicago climate la so changeable
that variations of more than 30 de
gree within 24 hours are not rare,
and changes of 20 degree are com
mon, according to the Encyclopedia
Britannic.
Bond Issue By
Copco Gets Okay
SAN PRANCIHCO, Aug. 4 Iff)
The California Oregon Power com
pany haa received permlaalon of the
state public utilities commission to
Issue t7.000.0O0 In first mortgage
bonds and 250.000 shsres of com
mon sto-k aggregating $5,000,000.
Th company aald It will use the
money to refund 9 .000,000 In note
and finance It Toketee falls hydro
project.
ROMANCE?
LOS ANOEI.ES, Aug. 4 W)
"Ooodbye, sugar," said Paulttts
Ooddard.
"Goodbye, honey," aald Clark
Oabl.
The wene waa Log Angeles air
port laat night, as Miss Ooddard
left for Mexico City to star In a
movie.
They arrived In Oable'g chauf
frured Rolls-Royce, then posed for
photographers.
The actress declined to say wheth.
er their appearance together Indi
cated a romance, but Oable replied:
"I don't think so. Just aay war a
couple ot long-tune friends."
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Sox Purchase
Angel Player
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4 WW The
Chicago White Sox today announced
the purchase of John Oatrowaki.
third baseman and outfielder, from
Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast
league In exchange for Infielder
Bobby Rhawn and an undisclosed
amount ot cash.
Goes To WIL
PORTLAND. Aug. 4 0PV-Catcher
BUI Burgher was optioned by the
Portland Beavers yesterday to
Salem of the Western International
league. Burgher has been with
Portland for a year.
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Ruffed, ahsrp-talled and pinnated
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