PACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
FRIDAY, AUGUST I, 1f4t
Far Vest Loop
Sliced To Six
As Cats Fold
Gems Drop 10-9
Decision To Pitt;
- Face Nugget Nine
With the departure of the Santa
Rosa dub from the rr West league,
the circuit shakes down to tut clubs
iui nw arhadule sore into eflect
today. Bant. Rosa played Its last
gam last night, losing to Redding
0-4.
The. new alale brings the Medford
Nuneu here or Oems stadium
gamos tonight and tomorrow, lorcing
cancellation 01 a nomeiowu series
In Oems had planned with the
semi-pro Pioneers and a projected
game with the Tulelakt Homestead
sxs Sunday.
On Sunday the Oema will be In
Willows.
Last night Blair Simpson of the
Pituburg Diamonds latched onto his
13th straight victory without de
feat this season without a loss a
the Oems tumbled 10-8 In the wind
up of the Pituburg aeries.' The
Diamonds won five games of the
series and had only one setback.
Bob Tate. Pittsburg second base
man, was injured on a play at home
but this morning was reported to be
conscious and resung easily at
Klamath Valley hospital. He'll be
out of action for several days.
Tate was racing home from third
base in the sixth Inning when he
collided with Ralph Mahler at the
plat. Kia face and chin smashed
Into the catcher's hard equipment
and Tate wat knocked out for sev
eral minutes.
He revived and stayed In the
tun for the remainder of that In
ning, but went out In the seventh.
latter ho became delirious and was
taken to the hospital,
Pituburg may have won the Par
West league pennant last night, not
that they didn't have a preuy good
hold already. The victory put them
leven games ahead of the second
place Oems and the local point of
the win was a dropped pop foul In
the fifth Inning.
At that point the Gems led 4-2.
two were out and Nicholas was
pitching easily. Bill Enos popped
up toward first base and the ball
Jumped out of Bui Reese's glove,
giving Enos another cut. The squat
Pituburg slugger proceeded to
double against the eenterfleld wall.
Vine DtMaggio followed up with his
loth homer of the season to tie the
ocore.
The next batter. Tony Pillipo.
singled, and Bob Haddock slapped
homo run over the left field
comer to put Pituburg In too lead
to stay.
la she sixth tram the Diamonds I
got to Johnny Lopeman for three
hM and a walk, onmhined with two
error, and scored four times more.
The Oems made an attempt to
pull the game out la the eighth.
Trailing 10-6 with two out, the bases
were tilled on walks and Ed Whitney
Juggled Bob Casseuls grounder to
let one run In. then threw wild at
third base for another error and two
Bore scores crossed. Pinky Hesse
doubled to ocore CasseJli and make
the score 10-B. Reese 's grounder was
Juggled and Hesse was thrown out
trying to score.
The box:
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Xlsmath Palls . 003 110 04O e
SUMMARY: HR-DiMalo. Hsddnck.
3n Haddock 2 B Enos. Hassc. rbi
Haddock S. DiMasno a. Enos, Hess a,
rlordell. Jensen. Hernandez. Loser
Nicholas. SO Or Simpson a, Ktrholas
a. Lopeman I. achtldmever 1. B off
Simpson 9. Nicholas 3. Lopeman a. PB
Martin. HP Fillippo, Tale. Zaeearelll
by Nicholas. Hurst br Schildmeyer. DP
Tate to Whitney. 81c Nicholas. ER
off Simpson 4. Nicholas a. Lopeman a.
Base on Interference Martin. LOB
rouourg p. Klamaw S. Umpi
Ring Insurance
NEW YORK, Aug. 6 (VPy-Col. Ed
die Eagan, chairman of New York's
sute athletic commission, an
nounced that after September 1, all
professional boxers competing In
New York sute will be protected by
accident Insurance.
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HEFTY LAKE TROUT This 13-pound Rainbow trout was
landed by Mrs. V. Bushwoy of Hollywood, Calif., while fishing
out from Cus Johnson's Horrimon lodge on Upper Klamath
lake. Harrimon creek. Pelican bay and other Upper lake
spots hove afforded excellent fishing in recent days.
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STANDINGS
FAR WEST LEAGUE
W L
Pet.
.674
.604
.457
JOS
.495
.467
J19
Pituburg M
Klamath Palls
Willows 4
Redding 47
Marymllo 4
Santa Rosa 43
Medford
Teaterdav' KeswIU
Pituburg 10. Klamath Palls (.
Redding &. Santa Rosa 4.
Marysvule 8, Willows 2.
PACtFIC COAST LEAGCE
Hollywood
Sacramento
Oakland
386
334
330 1
.496 ,
.488 '
.487 ,
.447 '
.439
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yesterday's ReeolU
Hollywood 7. SeaUe I.
Sacramento 6. San Francisco I.
Portland 10. Oakland 1.
Los Angeles 7, San Diego 2. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis 81 38 .818
Brooklvn 60 38 .613
New York S3 47 32S
Boston S3 49 315
Philadelphia SO 51 .495
Pittsburgh 4S S3 .459
Cincinnati 43 58 .420
Chicago 37 65 363
Yesterday's Renal U
Brooklyn 11. Pltuburgh 3.
St. Louis 10. Boston 3.
Chicago 1, New York 0.
Cincinnati 8-9. Philadelphia $-1.
AMERICAN LEAGl'E
New York .
. 1
. 59
. 57
. 55
. 58
. 41
. 38
.622
.570
.545
344
.410
.371
.340
Cleveland .
Boston ..-
Philadelphl .
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
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Yesterday's ResolU
Detroit 3. New York 3.
Boston 13, St. Louis 3.
Cleveland 6-14, Washington 3-1.
Chicago at Philadelphia, rsin.
Syracuse. N. YNick Barone. 173.
Syracuse, outpointed Tommy Yarccx,
173 V Monaca. Pa, 10.
Vancsarer, B. C Dado Marino.
Honolulu, outpointed Jackie Turner,
Vancouver 10.
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Title Bout
Predictions
POMPTOV LAKES. N. J Aug. 6
Exzard Charles ducks predic
tions as he slides punches. Pinning
down the NBA heavyweight cham
pion la as tough as beating aim.
Few can do it.
Will he knock out Ous Lesnevlcn
next Wednesday night in their 1S
round bout at the Yankee Stadium?
"If he geu In the way said Ex.
"he U probably get knocked out."
Charles pays little attention to
Ulk of Lrsnevtch's plans for a body
stuck. He has his own Ideas about
the kind of a fight to expect.
"I read about him planning that
right to the body." said the Cin
cinnati negro, "maybe, but I re
member his left hook Is pretty nice."
Joe Louis, now director of boxing
fnr thm Tn mmm , 1 Dnvma l,,K
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"sharper and more confident" than
he did while training for Jenev
Joe Walcou at Chicago In June.
Americans
Dump Swedes
STOCKHOLM. Aug. 5 (.Pi Tour-1
Ing American athletes have racked
up another track victory over Scan- I
dinavlan opponenU. Sweden la the
latest victim.
Not only did the U. 8. track and j
field stars overwhelm the Swedes
last night by capturing nine of 11
events, but one of the American aces
also won a bicycle.
Bob Richards of Champaign, 111,
after accounting for the pole vault
by leaping 14 feet, 4 Inches, received
the bicycle as a pnre. While 18.000
spectators applauded. Bob rode his
new possession around the stadium.
Each new shell coll of the cham
bered nautilus Is exactly three
times the size of the previous coll.
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Yank Lead Cut As
Cleveland Cops
Two From Senators
By The AamUted
Cleveland's flair for winning ex
tra inning games mav mean the
difference in the American league
pennant race.
While the leading New York
Yankees have blown eight of II
overtime decisions, the 1948 world
champions have copped 13 of 13.
As a result (he Indians today are
only 3S games out of tint place.
Not since mid-May have the
Yanks faced such a direct threat
as both Cleveland and Boston now
present. The Red Sox. winning
nine of 11 since returning to Pen
way park, now are only five games
behind New York.
That old extra Inning trouble
felled the Yanks again yesterday
when they lost to Detroit in 11
Innings, 3-3. Pat Mulltn. who mur
ders New York pitching, broke up
the game with his fourth single of
the day. scoring Eddie Lake.
Vic Rasrhl. who has lost only six
while winning 15. suffered hts
third setback by Detroit, a club
he haunt beaten.
Cleveland pulled another long
game out of the fire, trimming
Washington. 6-1. In 13 Innings to
take the first of their twilight-
nlght doubleheader.
BOl'DREAC GAMBLES
Oambling all the way. Manager
Lou Boudreau used Bob Lemon.
his pitching ace. In relief and
Lemon picked up his 13th win on
a 3-run splurge In the 13th. Then
the Indians proceeded to humble
the Senators. 14-1. for a clean
sweep on Bobby Feller's six hitter.
Dale Mitchell led the assault on
four Washington pitchers with five
hits aa Feller struck out nine.
The slugging Boston Red Sox
dldnt have to go overtime, smoth
ering the St. Louis Browns, 13-3.
with 14 hiu. Dom DiMagglo. still
on a consecutive game ' hitting
spree that has reached 31 con
tents, took over the league batting
lead at 347 with two hit.
A scheduled Chtrago-Phlladel-
phi night game was postponed on
account of rain.
CARDS. BUMS WIN
Both the St. Louis Cardinals and
Brooklyn Dodgers went on double- '
figure batting sprees to keep step
la the National league rare where j
the Cards still hold a half game I
margin.
St. Louis Touted Boston. 10-1 to
make It three out of four over the i
defending champs. Ron Northey 1
homered and Sun Muslal and Red :
Schoendienst each had, three hiu j
in the 17-hlt barrage.
Home runs by Oil Horiges. Duke
Snider and Tommy Brown led '
Brooklyn's 14-hlt atuck In an 11-3
romp over Pttuburgh. Don New-
combe, although tagged for 11 hiu. '
hung up win No. 10.
Chicago Johnny Schmlta ended
two streaks, the New York Otanu'
six -game winning string and the
Cubs' eight-game losing slump. I
with a 1-0 shutout victory. Andy
Pafko nrovlded the lone run In the
second inning with a homer off
Larry Jansen.
Scnmiu
had a no-hitter going
up to the eighth when Sid Gordon,
first man up. beat out a slow roll
er toward third. The oianu naa
three hiu In all.
Cincinnati made It four In a
row, a new high for the Reds this
season, by Uking a pair from the
sinking Phillies, 8-5 and 9-1.
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For AL Play
ALBANY. Aug. 5 .p Portland
will meet Drain and Vale wlU play ,
HUbboro In the first round of the 1
annual sute American Legion Jun- !
lor baseball tournament here Sat- :
urday night. 1
Drawings determined the pairings
yesterday. After Saturday night's
double-header, there will be a Sun- I
day double-header, a single game
Monday night and the wind-up if I
the double-elimination tournament
on Tuesday night. I
The first grne Drain vs. Port
land Is to be at 7 :30 p. m.
$45 and up
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Title' Fight
Postponed
LONDON, Aug. 6 i4i The
Bruce Woodcock-Lee Ravold fight
September 6 for the British ver
sion of the world heavyweight
boxing title was postponed today.
Injuries Woodcock suffered
yesierday when his truck left the
road near Doncaster were given
as the reason.
A new date for the fight will
be announced Monday.
An announcement from the
Donranter royal Infirmary said
the Hrltlsh heavyweight cham
pion had a severely cruised shoul
der, but that there were no
broken bones or Internal Injuries.
His car struck a tree.
Corvallis
Man Aces
11th Hole
PORTLAND, Aug. I (Ti Oracle
de Moss. Corvallis. winner of the
Portland women's golf champion
ship the last two years, met Jocelyn
Fancher. The Dalles. In a semi-final
match of this year's city tourney
today.
Mlu de Moss eliminated Mrs. By
Sylvester, Portland, yesterday, t and
4. while Miss Fancher moved past
another The Dalles golfer. Lillian
Srhauen. 1 up.
Mrs. Richard Orubbs, Portland,
met Sue Huston. Portland. In the
other semi-final match. Both de
feated Portlanders yesterdsy. Mrs.
Orubbs downing Mrs. Jack Olasser,
6 and 4, and Miss Huston defeating
Mrs. Frank Puk. 1 up on the 19th
hole.
Four Portlanders reached the
semt-ftnals In men's play. They are
Tab Boyer. who met Vic Olldemets
ter today, and Bob Duden. w ho met
Bill Kelnger.
Bill Johnson. Corvallis. scored a
hole In one In a second-flight match
against Stony Jackson. Portland,
but lost. I and 3. Johnson's ace
came on the 133-yard 11th hole. He
used a 7-lron.
Three Blast
Home Runs In
Eight Parks
NEW YORK. Aug. (V-Wlth
the season two-thirds gone, three
players Hank Bauer of Chicago.
Duke Snider of Brooklyn and Fd
Robinson of Washington have hit
home runs In all eight parks In
which they've plaved.
Four others Ralph Klner. BID
Nicholson. Vera Stephens and Clyde
Vollmer need only a homer in one
more park to complete the cycle.
Sauer, clouting outfielder of the
Cubs, became the first to accomplish
the feat when he cleared the wall In
Philadelphia's Shlbe park on July
30. Robinson completed the circuit
four days later with a drive over the
right field fence In Cleveland 8nlder
made the rounds In Pittsburgh Au
gust 1.
During the past 15 years only 38
players in both leagues have been
able to clear the wall In all parks In
a single season. Ted Williams of the
Boston Red Sox and Jimmy Foxx.
former Philadelphia and Boston
slugger, have done It the most times,
four.
Yesterday's Stars
Ratting Pat Mulltn. Tigers, broke
up game with 11th Inning single, his
fourth hit, for 3-3 edge over
Yankees.
Pitching Johnny Sr limits. Cubs,
shut out Olanu with three hiu. 1-0.
snapping slx-gsme win stresk:
hurled no-hit ball until eighth inning.
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Beavers Bomb
Oaks In Sixth
For 10-1 Win
Rally Breaks Up
Pitching Battle;
Twinks Beat Suds
By The Associated Preae
Thursday night was explosion
night In ihs Pacific Coast league.
When the smoke cleared, Hollywood
was still out In front by seven games.
Sacramento was back In second
plsce and Oakland back In third.
The Portland Beavers exploded for
nine runs In the sixth Inning sgalnst
Oakland, allowing Pitcher Vine dl
Hiaal to roast to a 10 to 1 win. Until
the sixth. It had been a pitching
duel between Dl Blast and Mllo
Candlnl.
Last-place Los Angeles did a little
blasting In the eighth inning against
San Diego. The Angels poured across
six unearned runs In that stansa to
win 7 to 3. An error, two walks and
four singles accounted for the
slaughter.
At SeatUe. Frank Kellrher at the
Stars slammed an eighth Inning
homer to tie the score at 3-3. Then
Hollywood erupted for four runs In
; the tenth to wl 7 to 3 Herb Oor
j man. who tripled, and Oene Handley
who misled in two runs, were the
Stsrs' bur guns In the final Inning.
Sarrarmntos Ken Holntmbe gave
but four hiu In blanking San Fran-
rinco 6 to 0. The win was the lath
or tne year for the Solon ace. His
mates gave him steady and frequent
batting helpi smacking 10 hlU and
scoring In four Innings.
Friday's schedule:
San Diego il.yman Llnde 9-13) at
Los Angeles (Cal McLlsh 6-5.
Sacramento lOrvllle Orave 6 9 at
San Francisco i Harry Frlrtman 4-3 .
Hollvwond fjsrb ftnlv..n I.S, .1
Seattle (Ouy Fletcher 18-71. I
Oakland (Charlie Oauawar 13-8
or Lou Tost 13-g and Earl TnoLvw
l-l at Portland Prank Dlerlrk 0-0
and Tommy Bridges 9-9. Double
header. (All night games I
Field Pared
To Nine In
State Play
PORTLAND. Aug. t 1P1 Three
more teams fell from the slate semi
pro baseball tournament, and only
nine were left today in the running
for the 1049 crown.
The defending champions, the
Albany Alcoa, kept their hopes alive
by eliminating Dallas-VslseU. 8-0.
last night behind flve-hll pitching
by Ray Snyder.
Rick Enckson pitched the Silver
ton Red Sox to a 3-1 win over the
St. John's Mrrrhanu of Portland,
giving up only three hits. The de
feat ousted the Merchants.
Marty Bergen also gave up only
three blows, hurling MrMinnvtllr s
Collegians to a 4-1 win that elim
inated Archer Blower of Portland.
The four teams still undefeated In
the tourney meet tonight. They are
Willamette J-0i va Banks i3-0.
and Alblna Fuel 3-0i of Portland
vs. Reedsport 3-0. In the third
game McMinnvllle 3-l will play
Silverton J-H.
Albany '4-1 , Reliance System of
Portland (3-1 , and Verboorst 1 3-1
will rest.
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Teen-Age Golfers
Enter Third Round
HOUSTON. Tex, Aug. I IPi
eighteen slstes today sent teen-age
golfers Into third round match play
In the national Jaycee Junior golf
tournament.
Several of the favorites were de
feated and others received good
cares aa the 138 qualifiers forgot
about par scores yesterday and
trimmed the ranks to 33.
There were many extra hole
matches but tew pars. Players who
had high qualifying scores more
than hsld their own with those hold
ing comparatively low touts.
lon Randall. Kingston, N. Y . for
InsUnie. qualified Tuesday at 157
against a 137 held by Medalist Oene
Littler. San Diego. Calif . but Littler
had to come from behind on the
eighteenth green for a tie before
winning on the first extra hole.
California placed four man In to-
Net Match
Medford,
KF Clash
The Klamath Falls tennis squad
renews rivalry with Medford Sun
day on the tatter's couru.
The loral aggregation will consist
of Jim Finnigan. Eddie IVnt, Bill
Crawford. Dr. Raymond Tire. Bud
Case. Jerry Olson, Oeorge Mills and
Pat Wedrile.
Plans call for both singles and
doubles competition. The follow-
Ing Sunday. August 14. Medford will
Invade Klamath Falls for a return ;
clash. ,
Negotiations are being made to
arrange a match shortly with Ash- '
land and Ashland scouts will be 111
the Medford stands Sunday 10 aroul
the local team. 1
First-seeded man on the Medford
squad U Tod Tlbbetu. former Ore- 1
gon State college Intramural cham
pion. Two rears sgo the Klsmalh Falls
net team split with Medford on
their courts and Medford whipped
the locals here. '
The Klamath Falls Juniors will
plsy host to the Junior team from ;
Reno on the Moore park couru '
Sunday.
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Edtlle Hwsggs. WlrhlU, Kas.
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