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PACE ELEVEN
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Despite
Twinks Keep
Lead
50-50 Ball
Pinky Posts 17th
As Stars Trounce
Portland, 6 to 2
llr Tin A-mkUImI Pr
Thr llullywotKl eUiry iTIi Bw
bill Tritm i 1 mi "ilii( on.
from Juii 1 through Auuunt t.
Ill bur nii 30 game mid lo.l
mtit bettrr umi .two bn.
Yel, today Uiey still lead Ui '
rilic CihuI leagu by ' game. On
.Inn. 1 ll.rlr lead tu (IX gamee.
11 l unusual, Ul y Ull leasi, mt
club playing bu-bo bull Ui main
Ulll aui II will Irad. But tiler
reason (ur It.
On June 3. BU Uiego 'iJ HrUle
wrl III icolid and Ullld ul.
Hinci Uwn Ban l)irgo nd SealUc
liai played .411 mul 4II ball. r-aperllvrly-Ui
only wo """ 10
Lie wuis limn Hollywood,
rjai rameiilu mid Oakland ie imw
! In riinid nd third plai. They
! wei In Hit mi ond division on June
' 3.
( Willi slirtl nielllrmatlral lurk lld
tli way Uiry played Tuesday night.
1 Hit Blare took lik good uri ui
, ry 111 Irunl 111 real ol the wy.
, 'in Blm euotlrd Portland lu
I runa In Ilia Ural Inning mid lliru
S mi 011 u win 6 to a. H Wa
' Hlnky Woods' I'ltlt win.
' Ken lloliombr. r of ertond-
Ui Sarraiuento mound aUall.
aoii hit loin win In row a h eri
down U Angrlea Willi five IUU fur
11 ui 4 triumph. Jim Teuor hit
Ins Uurd huincr In two unliu. I
Juki JfiiHii. oltrn a hero fur
California un tli gridiron,
thai for tit Oakland Oaka. II . . .
Hammed ninth Inning irand alain In MQrQtnOIlS
Gems Shellack Simpson
NICHOLAS HURLS
SEVEN-HITTER IN
DIAMOND VICTORY
pirrMiiuno. Am. 10 Bprciii
Hair Blnipsou, tin Per Wnt
Iraglie'a leading hurler, I'd hi
roiiiF-tippiinr at night when th
Klanialli fall Orms ulapprd him
for U hit and an 1-4 victory Ui
ujirn a two-gsm aerlra her. It
waa Hliniwina tint loaa of Un ara
anii. II haa II trlumplit and had
benlen 111 (Irma Uirr llnir prior
to last night.
Jo Nirholai, tnaalng for lh Or-
gonlaiis. allowed arvrn nit ami
truck out II to rrgleirr hu ninth
win. II had help valor on Ui
nflrnsiv aid, particularly from
Pinky Hess who lilt a double and
four alnglea III flv tlmra at bat.
Th win cut Hlltaburg Iragu
li-ad U flv gamra and waa Ui
f if lh atralght for th Of ma who
apparently wer hitting their atrlde
again after their lat July slump.
Klamath Palli apotwd Pltlsbuig
three runa in lh early imilnga but
made up two of them in th fourtii
on iloublea by llr and Morrie
Nordell and Hob Caaarllla alnglr
In the alllh llraa again led utl
with a aingl to atari a four-run
rally.
That frame waa HimtMun'a worn.
II waa nlrkrd for flv hit Including
a final one by Nicholas that drove
In two runa.
Tli Pittsburg club haa bolaured
It lineup fur Ui cloaing pennau.
dash by taking on Bob Bouu, In
fielder, and CaUrhrr Ueorge Trl-
ando from lh dlabanded
Koaa and Valle)o outfits.
Th Diamond and Oema
her again tonight.
The box:
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clash
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Klamath Kalla t. Pltlaburg 4.
Willow. 12, Marvavlll 10.
Iteddlng 1, Medford 1.
PACIfIC COAMT LfcAOl'E
It 68
73 64
Reliance,
Banks Vie
4
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1 Bacramento
' ' 1 Oakland
J J I Ban Diego
Brattle
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Poncho Pushed
homer to break up a ughl pitcniuj
duel and giv lh Oak a 6 to 2 vio
Uiry over Brattle. Ill clout rain)
ttlimlngeat piuhcr.
Miller, Jackie had alammed In
another run with a aingl and end
ed a BratU threat with a gap
making catch.
In Ban Diego-Han rranclM-o
tilt waa puatponed on account of
rain.
Wcdnewtay night a achedulr:
Portland ltoy llelarr 14- at
Hollywood (Oordy Maltabeiger IJ-
T.
Ban Diego iTom Kipp 4-4 and
Lman Linda I0-I2i at Ban fran
ca, o (Cliff Mellon 3-1 and (Larry
;dman 4-3 two iamea.
Oakland (Charlt uaaay 13 6i
I Bcattl (Orv Grot 6-61.
Dons, 49ers Mix
In Grid Opener 1
NKWPOKT. K. I . Aug. 10
LOB ANOK1.E8. Aug 10 IIP) The
grid araaon geta off to an tarly
tart tonight with th Loa A nit e lea
Dona and Han Pranclaro 4tter of
the All-Amertra conferenr honkttiR
up In an exhibition befor nerhapa
70.000 fan In Memorial Collaeum.
Th Don will unleash reliable
i41 ! Olrnn Dobba and a batch of rookie
Yesterday's Stars
lulling Johnny Upon and
Johnny Oroth. Tiger each hit a
horn run and batted In tour runa to
lead th T.gen to an 11-6 triumph
over lh Wlul Bx. Upon a round
tripper ram with th baaea full
and (Iroth a with two on.
Pitching Carl Erakine. Dnd
fer nxtki righthander permitted
the Phlla only thrr hit in pitch
ing the Dodger U u 6-1 uiumph.i
fUrhard (Pamhoi (toiuale 1 th
talk of the Caalno'a 30th Invitational
grau court trnnl lournamrnt.
The national alnglea champion
from Loa Angelea, top aerded In
Una annual affair, had to go 34
game Monday before he could de
feat Dick Moulcdoua, third ranking
Junior nationally.
Yeatrrday h again went all out
before turning bark another New
Orleana competitor, Tom Molloy,
7-6. 6-4.
Jib Brink of Brattle advanced Into
th fourth round with a 3-6. 6-3. 6-3
victory over Alaatalr Martin of Olen
Head. N. Y.
Brink and Herb Behrena, Port
Lauderdale. Pla., won their second
round double match, defeating Bill
Clothier tl. Valley Forge. Pa., and
Htanley Rumbaugh, New York, 4-6,
10-6. 6-1.
barka headed by Indiana' George
Taliaferro In an attempt to break
th 49era' Jlng.
day a the BrltUh Wlghtman Cup
tram waa forced to default becauix
of It delavad arrival after a rough
trip from England.
Veaierday'i Heault
Oakland 6. brattle 3 .
Bacramento 11. Loa Angelea 4.
Hollywood 6. Portland 3.
Ban Dlcgo at Ban Pranctaca pot
poned.
NATIONAL LtACair
St. Lout 66 36
Brooklyn 65
Now York 64
Hoaton 63
Philadelphia 63
Pittsburgh 47
Cincinnati 43
Chicago 40
Yeatrrday' Result
Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 1.
New York 4. Boston 3.
Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia 1.
Bt. Loula 4. Cincinnati 1.
AMKP1CAN LEAClt'E
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Bt. Louis '
Yesterday's Results
Boston 6. New York 3.
Philadelphia 6. Washington t.
Cleveland . St. Louis 2.
Detroit 11. Chicago 6.
O r o r Cleveland Alexander
holds th major league record for
moat games won In Hu first season
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PORTLAND. Aug. 10 (,V-Reliance
System of Portland and
Banks start play tonight In what
may be a two night aeries for th
Oregon semi-pro baseball champion
ship. Reliance defeated th Portland
Alblna team, 6 to 1. last night to
mov Into the final against un
defeated Banks. Bhould th once
beaten Relimic team win again
tonight, a second gam will be
.613 ! played tomorrow night.
.633 1 Ed Adams' bases-loaded double
.629 fav Reliance the needed runs to
Jill i edge the Alblna nlna In the seml
JbUt final. Alblna had a on run edge
,4aw until the seventh Inning outburst.
,46 Hrllanc 001 010 3006 6 3
.410 Albina 000 300 000 3 6 3
Rlearlck, Signer 6 and Adams;
Meakal, Beeaol (7) and Barker.
Six Of Seven
i STOCKHOLM, Aug. 10 V-James
ruens oi ysi won in snot put ana
discus throw yesterday as American
captured six of seven track and
field event over Sweden.
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Favorites Reach
Third Round
MANCHKSTER, Mass , Aug. JO OTI
Seeded favnrttea. Including Mrs.
Margaret O borne Dupont. Doris
Hart and Shirley Pry. reached th
third round of Ui Essex Country
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Mangrum, Snead Square OK In 'World'
Championship Golf; Lloyd Wins Tarn
CH1CAOO, Aug. 10 OPI Fresh
from th battl of three-foot putts
In the All American professional
meet, triumphant Lloyd Mangrum
and vanquished Sammy Snead to
morrow will square off for really big
money In th 63SJO0 "world" cham
pionship of golf.
Mangrum. who needs only an
eye-shad to look Ilk 6 Hollywood
prototype of a slick gambler, yes
terday continued his amazing wiz
ardry on his horn Tarn o'Bhanter
cours with 13-ub-par, 274-strok
A 11 -American triumph.
Mangrum eooly dropped In a
threw-footer on the 72nd green after
Bnead some 60 minute earlier,
shooting a brilliant closing 66. had
fizzled a tap from the same distance
on the final hoi. That 61000 miss
cost Snead a chance to fore Man
grum Into a playoff for th top
63.333 awag.
Snead, whoa season's winnings
now are 635 .893, and Mangrum, third
with 620.648. top a 64-player field
which will art salt tomorrow In
Promoter Oeorg 8. May's lush
"world" showdown over 73 holes.
Warming up properly for th con
current amateur and femlnln
"world" competition w r Prank
Stranahan, who retained his All
American amateur crown, and Pro
Louise 8uggs, the Ail-American
women's open winner.
Stranahan cam from behind with
a closing 60 for a 286 total to win
the amateur by two strokes from
Julius Boroa, West Hartford, Conn,
accountant.
Miss Suggs walked off with tha
61300 women's pro top money by
posting a one-under-par 303. Second
and winning 6650 waa dethroned
Champion Babe Zahartaa at 391.
Stranahan and 11 other amateurs
will cross clubs In th "world" ama
teur, while Mia Suegs leads seven
other pros Into a 61600 showdown.
Still another form of "world" com
petition la the women's amateur
which haa an tight-player flald,
headed by Allre Bauer of Los An
geles, who thlrd-plac 312 paced,
th All-Amerlcan amateur.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10 () Bam
Poole, former Mississippi and Army
end, haa been elected captain of
th College All-Stars. Th All-Stari
will meet tha Philadelphia Caglat
Friday night at Soldier field In th
16th annual Chicago Trlbun charU
tie football game.
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