SATURDAY. AUC. 13, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE NINI
$ PORTS
" ROUNDUP
By Hugh Putltrton
Mr om.o KoiinriHoN
(Mailing fur II mil H. rullrrlon, Jr.)
I'llll.AUICl.iMIIA, Auv. 13 14-1
Ther' it bkcthall feud brewing
In thla city ol brotherly iv Willi
penn mid Vlllannva oimmiii( itir
Irlo of Bl. Josephs, Temple and
l-arlall.
Penn ami Vlllannva have mini'
Uled II doublehratlera at Hit Pal
lr. Bob Orasy haa booked 18 In
volving th oilier Hire college at
Convention hall. Ther am only
four Uat roulllrl but ailll that' a
lot of dribbling.
Adding furl tn th truil. HI. Jo
ami l.aMalln hav cancelled thrtr
traditional lamra wllh Pmn. Why
play In dniililrhrailrr aim collect
a llilrfl when ran play ymi alone
and gel a half la what St. Jo anil
Larlatl tnld tha Ivy leaguer.
Joa Tyillnia holies to do brttrr
than hl fathrr. Hrnalor Millard T.
'I villngs, In a football way. . . , Tlir
senator never reached bryond foot
ball manager at Maryland. . . . Hon
Jtw la hopetul of landing an end
berth with tha i:i0 Terrapin . . .
I'arl Drllmuth, who trlrd In pro
niota Australian fooiball In tlir IJB.
recently nanird Pennsylvania's sec
retary of banking. ... An agency
whlrh bought broadcast riuhta for
tha Philadelphia Eagles game haa
not found a sponsor yrt. In fart
It advertised fur one In local pafiara
W i week. . . . Humored tha ag
ency paid t-4.0o0 tor the right.
ttcnnv Hoffman, arout for tha Rt.
l-uis Cardinals. aa en huddling
wllh Aihlrilr Uirrrlor Oeorir Isw-
iii of Muhlenberg. . . . Could they
liava been talking about that va
cant basketball roarhlng job a t
Muhlenberg? And talking about
Jobs, looka like maybe arveral posi
tions available on the Piu-tmmh
H'eelcra with aeveral IMS regulars
unsigned and uthera quitting be.
iue of aalary dipulea.
Mr. Bab Ruth will make hrr
ilrbut aa a hors reca ownrr dur
ing tha current Atlaiillo City mrtu
nut. . . . Mh haa purrha-rd Por
crlain and hojiea to add a few mora
to hrr (table ... If an Ike WU-hanu-IUy
inugari Kobtnnn fight
should material! here thia fall,
promnlrr Pet Tyrrell would be
willing tn sell the televuion rtthta
lor tuoouo . . . Ilut wnat TV eta
titin would want to tak a chant
on on commercial?'? Dirk His
ler. Phillies first baseman, haa gone
tack to u Ui old-type mitt, . . .
Hays It did wiuidrra lor hla father:
n.arb It II help him. . . . Curt
rliniinona and C h a rl I BlckneU.
philllea Pitcher, due to return today
from their annual national guard
rnrampmant. . . . Hetty Hardeaty.
ri-sporta writer who did a swell
)oo of promotion at Philadelphia
arena, now plugging for th Holler
iriby.
Wonder If the night trotting trark
aiieraiora aren't a little bit worried
soar llllnott approval ol night tun-
lung rare? Could well be a trend
and cut In on the trotters' newly
found bankroll.
Pearpickers
Gun For
Local Netmen
The Medford nettrra will travel
ever th Oreensprings for a return
match with Klamath Palls Sunday
ana they'll be aiming for a re
venge caper. Matrliea will start on
th Moor park court at a. m.
Last Sunday th local team won
five of lh eight single matches and
one of the thre double encounters
to rom out with a altm 6 to 5 win.
Only alg singles and three doubles
ar expected to be played In tile
return engagement Hunday.
Ken Karns, winner of tha recent
rlty tourney, did not plsv at Med
ford and la not aiecied to be In
town for flundav'a skirmish.
Loral single plavrra will probably
be picked from Hill Crawford, Tlud
Case. Pddl Dent, George Mills.
1iren Hughes. Jerry Olson, Pat
Weddle and Jim Pinnlgan.
If palrlnga go according to last
Itunday, duublea tram will link
Crawford and Hughes. Mills and
Cas and Olson and Weddle.
Medford players who will prob
ably make the trip hrr are Todd
Tlbbutt, Howard Dugan. John Rlrh
ard. W. W. Ueaklna. Bill Coffman.
Irving Thayer and Paul McDuff.
Gracie Seeks
Golf Title
OFARHART, Ore., Aug. 13 on
Oracle DeMoss. the favorite from
Corvalls, Ore, and Mrs. Lloyd Ilur
gesa, Astoria, will meet today tor
the championship of the womrn's
division In the Oregon Coa.it golf
tournament.
Ml DcMoti reached the finals
yesterday wllh a 8 and 5 victory
over Mra. Ken fields, Yakima. Mrs
Burgee won her match from Hue
Huston. Portland, by the same acore.
Ralph Dlrhter, Orarhart, de
feated Bob Wittenberg, Portland. 1
Up, and Bob linden, Portland, elim
inated Bob Nichols, Orarhart, 1 and
1, In the mcn-iindrr-40 competition.
Jerry Patterson, Portland, ousted
Art Nelml, Kelao, 4 and S, and
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Bums Lose To
Braves. 5-3,
Lodge Protest
Snider Triple Is
Hub Of Complaint;
Cards Take Lead
By Th Associated Preaa
1'h National league pennant race
may to decided In Piesldent Kuril
Prlika office.
Prick will be asked to rule mi a
protest by Manager Hurt Hhotton
of Brooklyn of the Dndgrra' 5-3 de
feat at tha hands of th Huston
Hravca last night.
The lias, together with HI. twills'
1-3 triumph uvtr Pittsburgh, dump
ed th IJoUgrri Into second plate,
a half gam baik of th Cardinals.
bholton baaed Ilia protest over a
derision on Lluke Holders eighth
Inning triple with on out. Th
Uronklyn outfielder' drive, whlrh
according to Umpsr Art Qor hit
th three-foot screen atop the
cenlertleld wall, bounded back on
the playing field.
(lore first ruled It a homer, then
reversed himself, rlnlder, running at
full lilt, saw Our signal homer
and slowed up aa h ram Into
thud. II trolled horn without a
play being mad on hlrn.
Hi Bravea, led by Manager Billy
Houthworth, atormed on Ui field,
pnitestmg the call. After a confer
ence among tti lour tmplrea. Hinder
was sent bark to liurd.
(lore aald he thought balls hit
ling the screen below the railing
wri horn runs. II said he later
rrahaed hla error and waved Bnidrr
bark to third. Under th ground
rule such a ball Is In play.
Hhotton said Oorea original call
slowed up Solder on th bases, and
that h might have completed the
circuit even with a play on him.
Th score waa ft- at the time. After
going bark to third Bnidrr did not
score, aa the lieu two batters pop
ped out
BKIMIKM I) II OP
1-au hum's defrat not only
knocked th Brooks out of first
place, but anapped Uwir ati-game
winning atreak. A pair of horn
runs by Jell Heath and Tommy
Holmes, each with on on. did Uie
trkk for th Bravea.
Oerry Btaley. Ulan Musis! and
Joe Oaraalola combined their tal
ent to lift th Cards Into first
plac. Htalry stopped uu Pittsburgh
Pirates wllh aik hita while Muaial
and Oaregtous pounded three-run
homers to giv the Redbirda an
I- 3 triumph.
The Boston Red Bog hopped over
the Cleveland Indians Into second
plac In Uie American league race
by twic outacortng th hapless
Washington Senators. 157 and
II- 11 In an alurrnuon night double
header. Th 8i are five games in
back of the pace-setting New York
Yankees, and a half gam In front
of Cleveland. The Indiana dropped
a (-5 verdict to Die Chicago White
sni, while th Yankeea walloped the
Phtladelphfa'Athletica, 1-J.
1-Ot ItTl rl.V HITS
Vern Stephens led tha 14-hlt first
gain assault on four Nat hurlera
with Uire hits Including hla Mih
homer, and Mve rum batted In. The
Sog were forced to com up with
two UUIa In the last of the eighth
to snap an 11-11 lie.
Southpaw Tommy Byrne hurled
four-hit ball over the last eight In
nings to register hla tenth triumph
tor the Yankees.
Herb Adams' single with th bases
loaded and two out In the ninth
gave th Whit Bog their one-run
derision over the Indiana. The In
diana had lied the acore In the
eighth with three runs. Ignited by
Larry Doby s home run.
Virgil Trucks permitted the Bt.
Louis Browns only two hlta In pitch
ing th Detroit Tigers to a 4-1
triumph. It waa hit fourteenth
against eight Inasea.
In an atlrmoon game. Hank
Ttorowy pitched the Philadelphia
Phils Ui a 2-0 aeven-lnnlng victory
over the New York Olanla. Rain
halted the contest.
The Chlrago Cubs and Cincinnati
Reds mere Idle.
White Takes
Tarn I ead
CHICAOO, Aug. 13 m Buck
White, a chunky, churkllnf aouth
erner who a been a pro for moat of
hla S years, rode out In front today.
gunning for the ilO.OOO first prlre
of Uie Tam o- Shanter world goii
meet.
The atralght-hoolJn Buck, who
slgna hla name O'Neal White of
Clreenwood. Mis., shot a aeven-under-par
84 yesterday for a half
way total of 136.
Right behind old Buck waa Johnny
Palmer of Badln, N. C. Ha banged a
Of). Hla starting (7 mad hla two
day total 138.
Pour golfers were tied for third
plare at 137. They were Clayton
Hrafnrr of Charlotte, N. c, im-ii;
Henry Ramon, Chicago, 87-70;
Jimmy Drmaret, OJal, Calif., 80-68;
and Jim Turnrsa, Brlarclllf, N. J.,
08-69.
Rrlk Nelson, Portland, won from
Barge Oethlng, Portland. 3 and 1,
In Uie men-over-40 bracket.
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SOFTBALL CHAMPS Here's the Eagle iquad which will represent district 7 In the state
tournament August 31 to September 3 in Eugene. Front row, left to right, Jim Derrah, e;
Eddie Hall, 3b; Cecil Hendricks, ss; Leroy Coleman, rf; Bill Lowther, outfield, ond Don
Derroh, cf. Bock row, Lon Sanders, lb; Chet Ashby, p; Roy Harris, If, p; Buck Ferguson,
2b; Don Cessnun, If, ond Jim Johnson, infield.
American Legion Baseball
HILLSBORO FACES
BREMERTON TODAY
PORTLAND. Aug 13 There'll be only on unbeaten team left
In the paritir Northwest regional
loumsment today after Bremerton.
Boih came through unscathed
Flores,
Chavez
Signed
PORTLAND. Aug. 1J (Special)
Tlie most lucrative llitht on the Pa
cific coast waa signed for Uie Civic
auditorium arena next Tuesday
night. August 10, when Matchmaker
Tex Salkrld disclosed he has Jesse
Fluree and Tony Chavex luted for
Uie 10-round main event.
Plnrex, Uie most prominent pugu
usl brought to Portland sine the
apprara ic of Joey Maxim, la one
of the leading contendera tor the
world's welterweight crown. He met
Ike Williams for th lightweight
till In the Polo Oround In New
York last summer. He haa since
campaigned aa a welterweight and
Is now seeking a title scrap with
Sus-ar Ray Robinson.
The Stockton slurger will be mak
ing hu first appearance in the
Northwest after many attempts lo
lure him here. Chavex. however. Is
well kitvwn in the area, having
won several ftahls In Tacoma and
been a party to some of Uie most
sensational line battles ever seen in
the Puget Bound city.
, Chaves la fighting Williams In
hla home town, San Jose, a week
before Uie Portland scrap, an In
dication of the eiieem he holds In
Pacific coast ring circle.
NoCal Makes
Up Games
rL.-M f-nceHMl one rainy Sun
day afternoon last May will be
pis red all around me noruiem
California aeml-pro baseball cir
cuit tomorrow.
On May 2 wet weather lorceo.
postponement of the entire league
slate and those games are being
played before the NoCal loop goea
into Its four-team Shaushneasy
play-olf.
a moiile of the matches will have
a definite bearing on the makeup
of the playoff aerlea. Tne mamain
rail Pioneers, Dunmuir riauroao-
-n4 vreka Indiana already
have cinched three spot, but Hilt
and MrCloud are ami aoi ui eye
the other berth. Hilt ha a 7-8
record and MrCloud a 6-7. It Hilt
should lose Ita game to in noneera
and MrCloud ahould win over MU
Rhta both will be tied at 7-7 for
Uie fourth playoff spot.
Fran Miller, playing manager oi
the Pioneer, will chuck against
Uie Jet.
Dummulr. tied with Klamath
Fall for the league lead, take on
Uie tough Yreka club and Weed
playa a consolation game at 8haata
Dam.
Track Season
Slash Asked
BPOKANE. Aug. 13 iflV-8pokane
merchant want the Plavfalr track
horse raring season cut from 33 days
to 33. They Ray the longer season
hurl buslnras. A petition asking
the slash waa forwarded to Ihe itate
raring commission yesterday by the
retail trade bureau of the chamber
of commerce.
Raring gel under way at Play
fair September 2.
Furnished.
Masonic Bodies
Families Invited!
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American Legion Junior baseball
Wash., meet Hillsboro. Ore.
In opening round game yesterday.
Th Washington UUltt pasted
two victories, 4-1 over Lewlston.
Idaho, tn tha afternoon and 7-6 over i
the Walpahu team from Hawaii In !
th evening.
Oregon's champion chalked up I
their single w In against Butte, i
Mont., -.
Lewlston and Butte will battle It
out in the day a second game, with !
the loaer dropping out of the double I
elimination tourney.
Bremerton got It double triumph
on the atrong arm of Fred White, I
who aet Lewlston down on three
hit and then came bark In the
hut Inning against th Hawaiian ,
to choke off a threatening raly.
Bobble also figured heavily In .
Bremerton's win. Three of th four !
run against Lewlston' Joe Ruddetl
wcr unearned. The Idaho ace also I
tossed a three-hitler but had loose I
support aa hit mate committed five
error.
The fleet Waipahu club showed I
plenty of speed on the paths In
convertng six hlta Into six run, but i
even mucuea In the field proved I
fatal. I
Hllsboro itepped off to an early I
I lead against Butt, then broke a 3-3 j
uraaioca in in iaji oi uie u
and waa never aerlously threatened
after that Jim Merman scattered
eight hlta In going Uie route for the
winners, and got three of hla team
41 aaleues.
Ashby Hurls,
Hits Fagles
To Victory
Chet Ashby. alollng Eagle hurl
. dldnt confine hu talent to
Uie mound Friday night. The be
spectacled pitcher smacked triple
and alngle In two strides to uie
plate. In addition to winging one
hit ball, aa the champion Eagle
blanked the Merrill Billiards, 7 to 0
Tin waa the first contest In a
lwo-of-three aerlea In the county
aottball 8haughnesy play-offs. -
In the consolation bracket, tne
Knight of Columbua, out-walloped
Calhoun's. 18 to 13.
Kl Carrier, KC backstop, nad a
perfect night at bat. turning In
four blngles In four trips, to lead
the 14-hlt attack on Calhoun
Oestvang.
The same teams are paired again
Monday night. If th Eagles and
KC win again, Wednesday night's
game will be unnecessary.
Short Mores:
R H E
7 4 0
0 1 2
Black ell
Eagles
Merrill Billiards
Ashby and J. Derrah
and Horn.
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KC 18 14
Calhoun's .. 12 II
8undbenr, Newman (1) and
Carrier; Oestvang and McLtng
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Close Gap
Beavers
Blast
Twinks
By The Associated Pre
Slowly but surely the Sacramento
Solona are cloaing the gap on the
front running Hollywood Star In
the Pacific Coast league.
Today find the Stars only 4'i
game ahead. That' th closest any
pursuer hu been since May 26. It
Una keep up Uie expert any day
now will be asking that potent ques
tion of whether Uie Stars "have It"
for Uie stretch run.
Sacramento edged up there last
night by beating Uie Los Angeles
Angels for the fifth straight time
this week, 5-. A four-run eighth
inning blast did Ihe trick.
Hollywood, meantime, seemed to
have the Portland Beaver under
control, 8-2. going Into the eighth
Inning. Then Portland kicked out
the props with a six-run outburst
that gave them Uie contest, 8-S
Hollywood sull leads Uie series. S-l.
Seattle stopped O ait lands win
ning wars. 8-3. by using plnch
h I tiers. Frank Colmsn's pinch single
scored two In the sixth for Seattle
to Ue It and Al Lyon's pinch double
In Uie seventh gave uie Rainier
the margin. The Iom left Oakland
six games behind Uie leaders.
In Ban Francisco Uie Seals came
from behind twice to double-whack
the Ban Diego Padrea. 10-4 and 4-3
Con Demnaey marked up hia thir
teenth win, against 11 losses, for
Uie Seals In Ihe second game.
Today'a achedule:
Los Angrlea ( Brook er McDanlrls
5-7i at Sacramento (Bob Oille.tple
12-11 1. nisht game.
San Diego (unavailable) at San
Francisco (unavallablei. day game.
Portland (Tommy Brldxes - at
Hollywood (Olen Moulder U-8,
night game.
Oakland (Earl Jones 8-8) at Se
attle (Guy Fletcher I8-. night
game.
Nag-Doping
Draws Suit
VANCOUVER. B. C Aug. IS of!
The Vancouver Thoroughbred asso
ciation and Its three stewards have
been sued for damages by Trainer
Harry Howe, given a 80-day sus
pension two weeks ago on charge
of doping a race horse.
In bringing his suit yesterday.
Howe accused the associauon of
libeling him and causing him a
heavy loss in earnings. The amount
of damages he asked was not dls
closed.
His suspension followed a report
by the Royal Canadian mounted
police that a Howe-trained mare,
Mabel II, had b-n given a stimu
lant before winning the second race
at Exhibition park last July 28.
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PttOFESSMOXAL
Sanity Code
Mulled Today
CHICAOO. Aug. 13 W A Na
tional College Athletic association
committee la expected to make
recommendations today on NCAA
"sanity code" violators.
The group la considering be
hind closed doors the status of
16 known code violators, 11
school classed aa doubtful, and
13 which promised to mend their
ways after being warned.
The three-man ' Investigating
group will report to the NCA
meeting In New York. January
13-14.
The nine-man bowl gam com
mittee will meet today and to
morrow. It la expected to urge
weeding out aome minor bowl
games that don't meet NCAA
requirementa for responsible
management .
38 ToO
Eagles
Smother
All-Stars
CHICAOO. Aug. 13 UPi The most
Inept and bewildered all-star group
in the 18-year history of th foot
ball aerie was burled 38-0 by the
Philadelphia Eagles laat night.
The National league champions.
feeding 44 players Into the scramble
in an effort to keep down the acore.
couldn't help but roll up the most
decisive edge since the games were
Inaugurated In 1934. Forty-eight All
Stars were used out of a stockpile
of U .
A throng of 93.780 fans witnessed
the massacre In Soldier Field.
Only three fine goal-line stands
and other bit of defensive sparkle
stood In the All 8 tars' favor.
Their heralded offensive weapon,
the spilt T formation, proved In
effective. Their aerial attack, behind
such aces as Norm Van Brocklin of
Oregon and Frank Trlpucka of
Notre Dame, netted a minus three
yard with three completion In IS
attempt.
With such ball-carriers a Oeorge
Taliaferro of Indiana. Emackover
Scott of Arkansas. Jack Mitchell of
Oklahoma and Bobby Stuart of
Army In action, the All Stars shoved
their way through the Eagle lor
a mere 115 yard rushing.
Th Eagle uncorked 19 first
downs to five. 338 yards rushing
and 130 passing.
But more emphatic than figure
waa the All Stars' Inability to pen
etrate beyond midfield but once.
That was tn a first period drive that
ended tn a lost fumble on the
Eagles' 30.
In Jamming over 17 polnta In the
second quarter, seven In the third
and 14 in the last, flv different
Eagles went for touchdowns eJteve
Van Buren. Ruas Craft, Pete Pihoa.
Noble Doss and Neil Armstrong.
Cliff Patton added a 18-yard field
goal.
Most satisfying conclusion to the
game which kept the Natlom.1
league champions ahead In the
series with nine victories to five.
with two ties was the absence of
serious Injuries to either group.
Fair Golfers
Point For
Sweepstakes
Names and handicaps of Reames
women golfers planning to take part
In the second Willamette-Southern
Oregon Oolf association sweepstakes
at Eugene should be turned tn to
Mrs. J. J. Steiger or at the club
house this week-end.
The list must be sent to Eugene
by Wednesday. The 18-hole tour
nament will be played August 34.
The first sweepstakes tourney spon
sored by the organization was
played In Klamath Falls.
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With Nile Jordan chucking hi second spectacular game In a wk,
th Klamath Oema laat night defeated the Marysvlll Bravea T-l a
Oems stadium and ar making ready now to play hoat to Ray Perry
and the Heading Browne for a two-gam aeries.
The Tlctory waa Jordan's 14th of the season and h got a third
strike by 13 Marysvllle batters. Last Monday ha whiffed It In beating
the Willows Cardinal 8-3.
The lefthander hurled shutout ball for six Innings, although ho
gave up on hit in each of those
frame. But th Marysvlll power i
showed in the seventh when with
two out Outfielder Lee Kast poled
a nomer over tne right-cc .ler bar
rier aome 400 feet away. Th next
batter, Billy Ashley, r'ngled to left
and scored on Catcher Bill Casey's
triple against th eenurfteld fence.
So went Marysvllle's two runs.
Klamath Fall scored early and
often off Pitcher Pete Swain, who
like Jordan cam Into Ihe game
with a U-8 record.
In the first frame Swain walked
the bases full and Oordy Hernandex
delivered a clutch single to drive
in two runs. In the second Ken
Jerutn walked, awiped second and
scored on Pinky Hesse's single.
Two more runs came across In
the third Inning. Bob CaaselU led
off by walking and Hernandex
trinlerf thn imml on Rill BjaxJi'-
single. In th fourth Ken Jensen
singled and Hesse drove him horn
with a two-bagger. Th last run
cam in th iRntn wnen Butcn
Paller was on bass br war of a
fielder's cholc. Jensen walked to
put Paler on second and Hesse got
hu third hit. a single, to drive in
his third run.
The Gem gave Jordan excellent
support, their two error not fig
uring in Marysvllle's scoring. Jen
sen made the play of tne nigr.t in
the third Inning when he leaped
into the air for a two-fingered
catch of Bill Ashley's screeching;
liner.
The victory failed to net the Spud
anything In their pursuit of the
leaeue-leading Plttaburgher as the
Diamonds broke a four-game los
ing atreak with a 10-9 win over
Willow a.
Medford' Nuggets broke a seven-
game lots skein by taking Redding
5-3. BUI Plncksrd hit two homers In
that game.
8ts Gilson probably will get tn
pitching nod tonight to greet th
Redding Browns in nsra-socs
lng team led by home run hitter
Ray Perry wno haa come into con-
siderable criticism here for his field !
antics and who haa telegraphed tn
an offer to -let the fans Judge to-
night and tomorrow night whether '
my club Is being pressed by If ;
maiager.- The Sunday fame will'
LSLbeJ?Uy'fK,wJfi'?trti-- ri
The Klamath Falls-Redding n-l
, i,i- ih. K-.' in the
tuij fcllV j "-
Fr West league.
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Boone. M
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AaAler. lb
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B-n-u-k. rf
Anthony. Sb
Snerratt. cf
Swsln.
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Anto Insurance.
Phone 60S.
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.STANDINGS
tZ WEST LEAGl'E
W L Pet.
Pittsburg 88 35 .8W
Klamath 'alia 83 37 .828
Wlllowa 58 45 M
Redding 53 49 Mi
Marysvlll 49 53 .485
Medford 30 69 03
Teaterday's Results
Klamath Falls 7. Marysvllle 1
Pittsburg 10, Wlllowa 9
Medford 1, Redding 3
PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E
Hollywood
81 80
78 84
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. 70
. 88
. 85
. 57
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j Lo Angeles
Yesterday' Result.
Sn Francisco 10-4. San Diego 4-1
Portland S, Hollywood t
Seattle 5. Oakland I
Sacramento 5, Lo Angeles 1
AMERICAN LEAGl'E
New York 87 '39 .831
Boston 83 45 -583
j Cleveland
83 45 7
59 49 48
59 50 41
48 83 .438
38 87 M l
35 73 J3J
Philadelphia
Detroit
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Washington .
St. Lotus
Yesterday's Raaalta
Boston 15-13, Washington 7-11
New York 7. Philadelphia 1
Chicago 8, Cleveland 5
Detroit 4, SL Lotus 1
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
8L Louis 87 39 .831
Brooklyn 87' 40 Xlt
New York 54 53 K
Boston 55 53 .509
Philadelphia 54 55 .494
Pittsburgh. 48 58 .453
Cincinnati 43 84 .403
Chicago 41 88 J7
YartenUy' Results
Philadelphia 3. New York 0
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St. LsuM (. Pittsburgh 1
Only game scheduled
Aussies
Favored
RYE, N. Y. Aug. 13 UP) Th
Italian Davis Cuppers were expected
to expire quietly today and leave
the Australians, aa usual, to argue
It out with the defending United
State team In the challenge round
for the world tennl trophy August
36-38 at Forrest Hills
Because of rain, only one match
was played yesterday In the inter
aone finals at the Westchester
country dub. but It was the one
the European team champions could
not lose If they hoped to give th
Aussies a contest.
Billy 81deweU, a substitute for
John Bromwlch. who la badly off
his game, returned to the court
under protest after a two and one
half hour Interruption by rain to
deleat stocky Gianni Cucllll. ace of
the Italian aide, 8-3, 8-4, 3-8. 8-3.
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