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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY. AUG. 12, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAC8 NIN1 SPORTS ROUNDUP ty Hugh Fulltrton r mix mi KtR (for lluih rullrrton Jr.) LOfl ANCH.1.ES, Al II in Hy, Mr. Wriiley: A lot of loyal Chicago Cuba tans out thlt way ar dolnc a Int ol titad scratching lliras dsys. Tliey ar having Iroubl trylm la figure nut why Ui Cuba, lint piece in til National league, OOlltlllU to peddle th brut playera Irom 1n Angelee, lest plat in th 1'iirlllc Coast Iragti. Willi Ixilli Cubs and Anuria wal low deeper III til oritur, III parent club tiaa brought up only ona play er, Beconrt liaaenian Wayna Tar lllllr. who waa playing hla llrat year ol AAA ball. Meanwhile, lb I'ub front office, apparanlly with lha aanrilon at aauer r. K. Wrlgley. haa sold ta herd'hllllltf vetcrene. Catcher rid dle Malona and Third Marker John ny IMrofteal. to lha eroealown VI hlla bos. and disposed of oilier veteran Angrle to aaaorled minor laaiua rluba, Obviously It'a a youth movement of aorta; allhouih you'd b a v a tough tint aelllng Angel fana on that one. They had to look at Fat ral Heerey making four error In left Held one night before ha de parted for Kanaaa fity and polnta caal. t)h, ye. Mr. Wrlgley, your An grl alio usually Irad Ui league ln allcnuam are a lerblc seventh rfet Ilia luritililee till yrar. And. a one lau put it recently: "1 m esticclllig the Cuba to aell Cla-viii Matltlrrn tbeal remaining hitler any day now. When that happen In not even going to watch Ui Angela on loievuion." teal bo that Mr. Wriglry and other HC'L. owner are playing a new game ol awecinees and light. It brcu a lung Ume aim u many cuul Iragurr hate bren auld up stairs In midacaaon. bacralllclllo aent Al Hellion to Cleveland. rJratUr. rjammy Whit to tfciatoll Itrd hot ll.oulvlllri; rell Kranclaiu, Ulno Hcslclll Ut Hltubuigli: and Oakland, l.loyd llmla Ui Washington and Ororge Mrtkovlch to tli Whit txix. Wlirr do yuu think that Iravr PCL, I'reay Hants .lowland and hu plea lor major league uiu7 lerly grid dopealer rat Houlh rn Caliltirnia and Htantord likelieat to succeed to Calllunila cnaat con ferine crown. Moat ipert think tii lie an call t repeat without Jackl Jensen. LCl A. with an all-new southern ruaciung atall headed by Hed Man ders, la espectcd to finish In th southern half of th aundlnga again. But In Brulna probably all hsv aume of that rebel spirit. Hi waga now are waiting lor th Htum rmiiuig aection to birak out with: "Com on. UCLA, you all I Both pro eoarhea hereabout. Jimmy I'helan of Ui All-America Duns and Clark Bhaughneesy of the NKL Hams, hav been aounding oil . about a auddrn Influx of apeedy lullbareut. MotA have vtatona of having anoieihliuf mor to go on respectively than the paaaiiuf of Qlenn Itobba, and fv WalertlsUS or Jim Hardy. But pro grid the day ar really Just enlarged Basketball court. Bo to Maars. Phelan and Bhaughneaay we dedlcat: tannin's fan. bat paaala'a Quicker V'v gat th apeed. th eaaeae alng new sing. Bat Ut la the fall they'll find after aU It don't mean a thing If yow ain't got thar allng. Dim TBI DALLRB, Aug. 11 of) Jamra Harry McKee, ahoaa auto mobile waa toaard SO fret In a collision wait a train, died In a hoapllal her yeaUrrtay. Ills widow, also Injured In th rallUlon Wedneaday night, la ex paclrd to recover. McKr. 67, waa a rale operator here. Braves Scalp Gems: Smith Bingle-Stingy Morysyille Blottt Two KF Hurlers; Pittsburg Lose Pitcher Dirk Hmllh handcuffed lha Clems with flv hlla last night whll th Maryavllle Uravea romped on Johnny lipeman and Chuck Hchllrtmeyer for II of thrm and a ). victory. Th eelbeik for th Oema lost thrm no ground In their rar Weal league rar with th Pitts burg Diamond as PllUburf loot -4 to Willow. Lopeman waa hit hard by the Bravea and received poor defenalv support. Only two of the six runs off him wer earned but the first four of tha 10 hlla he allowed went for xtra sacks. Bchlldmeyer relieved In th lghth. Marysvlll took th lead In th III it frame. Bob Caaselll failed to hold a fly In right field to put the flral batter. Wally Williams, on baa, and Hon Bonn drov Williams horn with a trlpl. IVxin scorsd on an Infield out. Tli Oema got on run In their half under similar circumstances, a walk In Bulch faller, Ken Jensen's single and a mlsplay In right field. Paller counted on an lufleld out. In th fourth Inning two errora by Morrle Nordell. Klamath ahorutop. and singles by Imllh and Williams gave Marysvllla two more run. In the fifth aitolher error al short. Max Anthony's single and a bad throw on a possible doubl play handed th Bravea another run. Th laat Marysvlll tally, though. waa earned a slngl by Bill Caaey followed by Anthony's double. Klamath Palls scored Its only other run In th fourth when Pinky lie led olf with a Ulpl. Oordy Hrrnaiidet singled him horn. PltUbutgs loss to Willows keeps th first-second spread at lour full gamea. It waa Pittsburgh fourth straight loaa. Th Redding Brown coming her tomorrow night, won their fourth straight last night by blanking Medfnrd 6-0. Clint McNeil allowed thre hits. Th Clems and Brave play hen again tonight at 1:45. Tli box: masibvii is an a e willisms. lb S I I I a noon, w , sills KM. II 111 Aihier. lb , ( e . III n,MiMk, rf S I I S I I I a a t I Antltonp, Ss Sherrslt. el . . a . Totals 41 a II I KLSMATH rLXB Al I I O t I . 1 I s S I I I rsllei. Sb Jnaen. SO -um. el I'aMelll. rf lltrnandti. If S I Ntmlsll. M S rvrnsndes. I I He. lb , I Stnhlsr. a I Huice . I arhildmarer. a lpnin, . . . . I DasraUM, e 0 Ti . . m n ii ariMf Ml See alohisr In Via. sumvihs , aoo no I no a Klsmsth rsll . . luo loo ouu s ai umarv J . ur, in ak-me. amllh. rallar RHI Ka-t. Anlhonv. Smith. Haaa. HernaiuSfl BObr amlth . Utpemaa a. HK,ff amiin . Lieaman I mfuipman an Jatiaen. Harnandas UP Bonne to Aahlev. CWhmwi la Wllluma la A.hlar. M olf afnllh I. Ioafnan S, OR Maryavtlla a. Klamath Sails Umpiraa Iij-j ana Porrr. Tioie-i se, POLIO DKATH rVKRCTT. Aug. II UP) Sno homish county sixth Infantile paralysis victim this year died yea Urday. He was Pred Clarke, 3. Heel And Toe Story Stengel Refuses To Worry About DiMag, Henrich NW YORK (NFA-Por 6A games, or almost one-half of the regular playing season, Charles Ulllnil Htengrl waa without th arr- vlcra of Jo UiMaggio. Hut Manager Htengel convinced Ui Yankees they hsd the ability to take up the alack. With Tom llrnrtch leading the way, the Nrw York Anierlrans wer alone In first pliue when Amrrlca'a No. 1 heel came back Into the llite-up with a bang In Boa-ton. But three nlghta later, or July 1 to b exact, and while sporting a lead of flv and on-tialf gamea. llciirlcti ran Into tli dugout and over the bat rack In pursuit of a foul ball against th Benators In Washington. The battered right knee became swollen, kept him from the line-up tor a time. 11 waa another In the long list of Nrw Voik Injuries which al last count Uitaled "Hita any team won the pennant with as many aa 45 injuries." was th Inoulsittv remark aked of Caaey Htengrl. Ignoring the blunt nurstlon. but well aware of his problems, Burn- gel quickly changed the subject. "Why you take thst other guy." but conscious that he had a DIMag- glo on his club. "Last word I had from him after getting hit by a foul tip In batting practice waa that he had a frac tured right big toe, was horn In Newark with hi foot suspended In th air. "Everyon askrd me who was go ing to play first base. I told 'em I didn't know, but Hrnrlrh wasn't. He waa kat for the week. "Then I was figurine out my line up, looked up and saw him taking batting practice. I walked out. took a look at him. He had the toe cut out of hu spike, the whit storking psinted with Ink where It protruded through the hole. "He saw me, turned and said. I'm ready. Skip. "What ar ya going to do with a guy ilka that? ahruggrd Casey. It waa regrettable that H-nrtrh'i horn run against Cteveland'a Bob Peller with two male aboard waa wiped out by rain that day UiMaggio'a present mild slump la easily understandable. Starting out with a bang, the Yankee Clipper haa aettled down to routine. The long lay off la now showing Itself through faulty tim ing Luke Appling's two-run homer In th loth Inning final of the White Box ernes looked like the first shut out to be handed the Yankees at home einre Mickey Kama and the Red Sox did II. 4-0. April 31. IM But Tom Hrnrlrh blasted hla nth off Bob Kuzava giving the Bronx Bombers the distinction of going 120 gamea In Yankee Stadium with out a whitewashing. Th Maaslllon Mauler haa often remarked that thla Yankees' club haa mar spirit than any on which he ha played. Tom Henrich date to 1 0.17. and certainly th club aplrlt wilt always b strong with Old Reliable a part of It. El Centre- Cowboy Wins Go-Round In Two Events CAI.DWEIX. Idaho. Aug. II UP, Dan Poor of El Centra, Calif , won th first go-round In both calf roping and bulldo.UH at th third night performance of th annual Caldwell rodeo last night. Buck Sorrslls of Tucson, ArU., took day money In tli calf roping. He tied hU caif In 111 seconds John Oalton, Brownsville, Tex., waa second with 14 4 seconds and Bobby Join Presno, Calif., was third with 15 6 second. Dalton took th day money in th bulldoRglng. He tossed his brahma In l( seconds. HOTELS 0SBURN HOLLAND CfJUCNR. ORB. MFIIPORD Thoroughly Modern alt. ens. t t ksrtey Aussies Must Hurdle Italy RYE. N. Y . Aug. 12 UP) Th big guru of Australia Davis Cup tennis team open fir on Italy's netmen todsy In the Inta.-xon finals to deiermln a challenger for th Unit ed Htstea. Expert opinion. Including that of th A uss lea themselva. I that the boys from down under will win their way Into the cup finals agalmt A me, lea two week henc at Forest Hills. CONPAB BPOKANE, Aug. 12 Pv Between 2200 and 2900 delrgates are ex pected her September 2C-2S for the national convention of the American Mining congress. 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