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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAILS. ORECON FRIDAY, AUCUST 19, I94 PACf TEN Sems Hast roivns Twice Perry Homers To No Avail REDDINO, Aug. 1 (Special) Ray Perry hit homers No. 41, 43 and 43 lt night but the effort wasn't enough to prevent his Redding Browns from losing a doubleheader to the Klamath Genu 6-a and -J. Tha arma picked up hall a game on the Far West leading Pittsburg Diamonds, malting Plttburg lead game and a half. For tha Gems i .. hir seventh straight Tlctory. Stan ailaon got No. 13 for himself In the seven-inning opener and Joe Nicholas acquired hia No. 11 In the nightcap. Perry's blows were all with the bags empty. He hit one 371-foot homer over the centerfield boards jn the first game, had one over the left-center boards and another over centerfield In the second game. But the Gems got clusters of five runs in each game. Ted (Pinky) Hesse, Klamath Falls centerftelder. waa again the hitting ace for the Gems, rapping a double and five ainglea In nine times up and driving In five runs. Gilson limited the Browns to Just four hit in the first game and Nicholas waa almost a stingy In giving up seven in the nightcap. Th doubleheader waa enlivened by even double plays, sa of the twin i killings by the Brownies. The two clubs meet here again tonight. The box (first game: KLAMAT J ALLS AS O A I Fallar. . I i J 1 BUIOH. lb . 0 J 0 J 0 Nord.ll. U . ; rlernajMtes. If , Elton, cf Casaallt. rf Moharr, e Jfnieo, Sb Gilaon. p Totals . J ( 10 XI 11 X AB I R O A I FDWNO TivsrM. rf Sandberg. cf Mr!!, 3b Parry. 3b Godfthall. tf Rnaburg. lb Mastarson, e -Srott. sa LiTwbrfr. p , Simons, p . 0 0 a l a e s I s o o Totals . 1 4 31 IS 3 Klamath Falls Seddtnz . . (WO 010 01) 110 03 SUMMARY; HR- -Perry. 2B Nordell. RB1 Nordrll X lew. gumms. perry. Simons 1. BB off SO by Gihvon GllMn 3. Llneberfer S, Simon 1. HP Falter by Llneberfjer. Sac Memandes. Loaer Lineberrer. ER off Cilon 1, Ltneberger 3. DP Lineberaer to Perry to Roaburs. Scott to Perry. Perry to Scott to Boaburg. Tuna 1:33. Second game: KLAMATH f ALLS Faller. lb NordeU. as AB O At . 4 1 0 3 3 0 . 3 3 S 1 S 1 . S 3 3 IS 0 . s a o 3 o o .501100 . 4 a 3 a a o o o ? o o . : 1 o 3 a o 3 t 3 4 0 Hei Hernandes. If Elton, cf Caeaclll. rf Deacalao. c Jenaen. 3b Nacbolas, p . Totals , - 33 a S 37 13 1 AIII O AC 3 1 13 0 0 REPDING Tavares. rf . Scott, as Heist, cf Perry, lb Godshall. If Roabarg, lb Johnson, e Brown, 3b McNeil, p 14 3 .4011 .333430 . 4 0 0 0 0 0 . 4 a is i o . 4 a a t s o .401031 . i a i a o i . 3 1 1 3 Totals 34 3 T 37 IS 4 Klamath Falls 0O3 09O lno a Bedding . Oil 001 OOO 3 SUMMARY: HR Perry. J.. IB Css aellt. Heaae. RBI Nordejl. Heeee 4. Cea elu 3. Heist. Perry 3. Loaer. McNeil. SO by Nicholas a, McNeil 3. Simons 3. BB off Nicholas 3. McNeil 9. HP Faller by McNeil. F.R off Nicholas 1. McNeil S. LOB Klamath T. Redding SB Nordell, CaseelU. WP McNeil. DP Nordell to Faller to Hesee, Brown to Scott to Rnsburg, Johnson to Perry. Perry to Rosburg. VmpUes Perry and Tlbbs. Tims: 3:12. Operation Bang-Bang ;- VANDALIA. O.. Aug. 19 ufV-Operation "noisy" the grand American trapshoot opens today with s bang-bang-bans 1 The permanent home grounds of the Amateur Trapshooting associa tion took on s "tenting tonight" ap pearance today as the vanguard of some 2000 participants moved in. Many of the acattergun artists, from all the states. Canada, Mexico, Cuba and the Canal Zone, pitch tent or park trailers back of the firing line and spend ell their time here, shooting targets or swapping tales. The nine-day 1.000 ,000-shot clay target carnival this year la known as the "Golden Grand," the big barrage having been launched Just a half century ago. SALE GYM SHOES Famous RED BALL REGULARLY 3.25 Now Buy now for school and lave I f The GUN STORE 714 Mala St, STANDINGS TR WEST LEAfil'E W. L. Pet, Pittsburg n 37 .657 Klamath Falls 6 37 .648 Willows 59 47 .557 Redding 53 54 .495 Marvsville 50 56 .471 Medford - 3J 72 JOS Yesterday's Kesults Klamath Falls 6-8. Redding 2-3. Pittsburg 11. Marysvllle 0. Medford 6. Willows 4. PACIFIC COAST LEAC.l E W. L. Pet. Hollywood S3 64 Abi Sacramento "8 63 .531 Oakland 78 69 Ml San Diego 74 73 .501 Seattle 74 73 .503 Portland 71 75 .486 San Francisco, 69 78 .469 Los Angeles 61 87 .412 Yesterday's Results Portland 7. Seattle 3. Oakland 13, Hollywood 2. San Francisco 5. Los Angeles 4. Sacramento 8. San Diego 7. NATIONAL LEAC.l E W. L. Pet. .622 .613 .5.14 .509 ioa .468 .407 J74 St Louis Brooklyn New York Boston .68 .57 .57 .57 .52 .46 j Philadelphia Pittsburgh -: Cincinnati Chicago 43 Yesterday's Results Philadelphia 9. Brooklyn 5. Boston 10. New York 6. Pittsburgh 2. Chicago 0. Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAC.l'E W. L. Pet. .634 .588 -541 .553 .430 .343 322 New York Boston Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Chicago .71 .68 .67 .62 .63 .49 .38 Washington Su Louis 37 Yesterday's Results New York 5. Washington 4. Detroit 2. Chicago 0. Cleveland 14. SL Louis 4. Only games scheduled. Blng Shoots Too Well HAYDEN LAKE. Ida, Aug. 19 OPi Bing Crosby played so well it cost him a suit of clothes Tuesday as he practiced for the eighth annual Es meralda golf tournament opening here tomorrow. The singer tallied 69 on a prac tice round. He has a standing offer j to buy s suit for his caddy anyj time he breaks 70. Crosby is vacs-, tlonlng here. Marvin (Bud) Ward, defending' champion, came In with s 67 on the practice round. The former nation al amateur champion is secretary of the Spokane athletic round table which will sponsor the two-day tourney. Ward said most of the North west's top amateur and profession al golfers would compete in the 82500 open. Cerdan Returns For Title Try NEW YORK. Aug. 19 iP Marcel Cerdan of France is scheduled to arrive here today to begin his cam paign for recapture of the middle weight championship. The Frenchman will take on Middleweight Champion Jake La motta in a return bout at the Polo Grounds September 28. Lamotta seized the crown with a tenth round knockout over Cerdan last June in Detroit. FrrF'. IS ilh . 1 1 1 1 e t i o j A-L.m!AaPS, New Uw Price 'GIBSONS SELECTED 8 BLENDED WHISKEY 968 TROOP GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS GIBSON DISTILLING COMPANY. NEW YORK. N. Yj Senator Error Hands Yankees 5-4 Victory Floundering Bums Drop Third In Row To Philadelphia By The Associated lma Are the New York Yankees a greater club than most realise, or are they Just plain lucky? The Yankees have been winning despite 53 injuries, several to key men. They've been winning the close ones, too. In one recent week, they won four S-2 games. They"ve engaged In 38 one-run decisions, and won 23 of them. No other club can boast such a mark. Look what happened yesterday. They spotted the Washington Sena tors 4-0 lead In the fourth Inning, but came on to win 5-4. As In a majority of their one-run victories, an error by the opposition led to the Yankees' winning margin. The Yankees already had tallied twice In the last half of the fourth on Tommy Kenrlch's home run, a fluke double by Johnny Llndell on a pop that fell In back of first and Gerry Coleman's single. They had two men on base and two out. Cliff Mapes hit an easy roller to second, but Al Kozar bobbled It, then was slow to pick it up. Two Yankees i crossed the plate to deadlock the i score at 4-4. I A double by Phil Riszuto and Mapes' single off Mickey Harris In the sixth, produced the winning run. FOI'R-GAME LEAD The victory Increased the Yan kees' first place lead over the idle Boston Red Sox to four full games. In the National, the Brooklyn Dodgers continued to flounder around. They dropped their third In a row to Philadelphia's Phils. 9-5. and fell a full game behind the t pace-setting St. Louis Cardinals. The Redbtrds and Cincinnati's Reds enjoyed an oft day. The third place Cleveland In jdlans remained In the' American league fight, walloping the St. Louis Browns. 14-4. In the only night game in the majors. Bob Lemon had lit tle trouble racking up hia 15th tri umph, while Larry Doby and Mick ey Vernon each polled three-run homers for the Tribe. The victory left the Indians five games behind the Yankees and one In back of the Red Sox. Home runs by Bob Klltott, Jeff Heath. Elbie Fletcher and Jim Rus sell helped the Boston Braves defeat the New York Giants, 10-8. Rookie Jim Walsh, making his I second start for Pittsburgh, pitched j the Pirates to a three-hit, 2-0 Tic- lory oyer uie iiiiraau vuiai, naupii Kiner drove In both Pittsburgh runs with a single and triple against Doyle Lade. SOX BLANKED The Detroit Tigers blanked the Chicago White Sox. 2-0. to snap a 19-lnning scoring draught. At the same time, when the Bengals tal lied In the first. It marked the first run against White Sox pitch ing In 28 consecutive Innings. Boston and Philadelphia, In the American league, were Idle, as were the Cardinals and Reds in the Na tional. Everett Wins Third "Leftie" Golf Tourney FRENCH LICK. Ind, Aug. 19 Pi Alvin Everett of Rome. Ga.. shared with Alex Antonio today the dis tinction of being a three-time win ner of the national left-hander golf championship. Everett, winner In 1939 and 1940, took title number three yesterday with a 8 and 4 victory over Bob Malone of Fort Worth, Tex. Antonio, now a pro at Linden, N. J won the tournament three times In the early years of Its his tory. Squirts Topple Coos Bay, 9-8 ROSEBURO, Ore, Aug. 19 ) Schemer Squirts, champions of the city sof'ball league, last night de feated Coos Bay, 9 to 8, In 10 In nings, to move nearer the state tournament at Eugene. If you're heading for real whiskey enjoyment, steer your course to "Gibson's Selected 8." Mixed or straight, "8" is great! KNOH VOUR CEM8 i v R r nm the uifumio i 1 YA! F-fX 6eL(0UllfULfHANl- I Vi K5 . - hil mW7wit I Vi ' ' ., I ICCHCe.AHDHHBN r"'l j ii J )) I TURTHtQ StASOWHC f?5 f "" 7 . y r, -Vv GMSHIHCONWOL if JJij? CMJU vvlfC A&T0UNQIHG CURVE IN THE V) V?S ll It'll il -TA?.-5X, CHOCK IS ACHAT -42f TV JHl'S&.&SHOH FAN. AMD THE flBSyH r J"W JsucufT iMcinrHr m .-rySgr X? I a L !ITi3-rrx. STDATTON STOW Ai j? I NAvsruft to iNsmr Lust Likely Starter In Shrine Tilt PORTLAND. Aug. 19 (Jl Leb anon Guard Dick Haughton appar ently is a certain starter for the up state all-stars who will meet the Portland all -stars In the second an nual Shriners' hospital game here August 27. Haughton was the stand-out per former of a scrimmage session In the upstate camp yesterday. Others who caught the eye of Coach Mel Ingram were Ends Keith Bertrand of Grants Pass, Jack Lust of Klamath Palls, Bruce Ferguson of Oreaham. Fits Brewer of Med ford and Mary Futcroft of Coos Bay. Clint Reese of Grants Pass ap pears the probable starter at quar terback. Bob Newburn of Univer sity high of Eugene and Jim Jenks of Albany also are expected to see action In that position. Crooner Crosby Enters Esmeralda COEUR D- ALENE, Idaho. Aug. 19 An 82-man field teed oft today for the first round of the eighth annual Esmeralda golf tournament. Play Is over the Hayden Lake course, north of Coeur d' Alene. One of the first scheduled off the tee was Crooner Blng Crosby. He was grouped with Ed 'Porky) Oliver of Seattle and Buck Bailey. Wash ington State college baseball coach. Week-End Racing For Longacres SEATTLE. Aug. 19 UP Week-end racing on a summer-long basis is In prospect for horse fans at the Long acres oval next aummer. Joe Gottsteln. president of the Washington Jockey club, told horse owners yesterday he expects to oper ate the track Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays next year, starting May 13 and running through Labor Day. Gottsteln said the club Is operat ing "at a big loss" this year on a five-day week basis. It's New.' It's Different! mm ami GEMS' STADIUM SATURDAY NIGHT ACTIVITIES START AT 7:45 THE BALL PLAYERS WILL PICK THE YEAR'S MOST RABID FAN - IT MAY ' BE YOU! HEAR YOUR FAVORITE BALLPLAYER OVER THE MIKE ENTERTAINMENT BY THE PLAYERS RACES CATCHERS' THROWING CONTEST OTHER STUNTS GEMS vs. MEDFORD NUGGETS Sixteenth Victory SOUTHPAW HELSER SPANKS RAINIERS By The Asaex-lated Sacramento and Oakland are still i tied for second place In the Pacific coast league standings waay ana the pennant chase remains about as exciting as an embalmers conven tion. Not that It makes much differ ence, but the two clubs gained a game on the pacesettlng Hollywood Stars last night iThursday). The Oaks went on an 18-hlt rampage to trounce the Twlnks, 12 to 2, while Sacramento stayed on the pace with an I :o 1 victory over San Diego. Despite its occasional setback'. Hollywood continues to boom along like a bank party. ! Last night the Stars had one of their less productive outings. They used five pitchers, but none of them could hold the Oaks who now lead I to I in the series. At San Diego, Sacramento scored It wlnninff mm when Mil W . r I threw wild to the piste as Walt Dropo csme In from third. The series there now stands at two apiece. Southpaw Roy HeUer racked up his 18th victory of the season as Portland whipped Seattle, 7 to 3. The veteran fllnger got off to a shaky start, giving up seven hit In the first three innings. But he settled down to hold the Ralnlers to Just one hit the rest of the way. At Loa Angeles, Frank Shofner was the key figure In San Fran cisco's 5 to 4 victory. He swatted two homers, then led off the ninth with a single that subsequently be came the tying run. Friday's schedule, with probable starting pitchers. Is as follows: Ban Francisco (Harry Feldman, 5 Min. from Town -""an, ,,,,,, FRANK SPARKMAN RICAUSI Ht HAS NOT rVfVA (X6ULAH START! ft DO NOT OViMOOK THt CAMT POTSNTIAL Of CPiuucfu SCHtLOHCYCn rue err". Auto is, 19s 1 k vounq GIANT FhOH lOtfTA.CmiK M0 IN TVS OPINION OF dXstOAU Vtfaf VsfV OtFINITLV A BIO ca a out PdospecT" 8-31 at Loa Angeles (Don Watklm. 8-8). Seattle I Denny Gatehouse, 1-8i at Portland (Dr. Francis Dlerlck. 1-H. Sacramento (Ken Holcombe, 17- S at San Diego tTom Kipp, 6-4 1. Hollywood iPinky Woods, 17-10) at Oakland (Frank Nelson, 11-9'. Short score: Seattle 030 000 0003 8 4 Portland 020.400 Olx 7 9 1 ' Hoffman, Arduia (8) and Orasao; , Helser and Oladd. Yesterday s Stars By The Associated Preaa Batllni Cliff Mapea. Yankees, singled In Phil R I auto with the run that save the Yankees a 8-4 vic tory over the WashlnfUin Senators. Pitrhlnt Freddie Hutchinson. Tigers, shut out the White 80s with only sis hits for his 13th victory, J and seventh In succession. 1 Taste Pre-iVar quality f Reiwembcritiwotfeby Ms.siatT'p umpoort& price r TtTc Sss 86 proof. Blended whiskey. 30 straight whiskey. 70 grain neutral spirit. Hiram Walker U Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. Mr. Perpetual Motion Furuhashi Cracks Second Swim Mark LOS ANOKLEH, Aug. It Ul-Only U H. Olympic Champloii Wally RIs stands between the astounding Jap anese swim tram and a complete swerp of the National AAU men's free style titles toduy. RIs, who holds Uie American rec ord of 818. will swim m the I (Hi meter event against Tokyo Bwlm club's Yoslillilrti llainugwlit and Hhlgryuki Mnruyama. The Iowa flash nmy have to do better thah that to best the Niia. For it seems thnt nothing Iras than the phenomenal will do against the Invaders who seem bent on taking home all the world's records, as well as the American championship. lllronosliln Furuhashi, Mr. Per petual Motion, rewrote the record bonk again last night with 4 33 3 In winning the 400 meters, and an rhorlng the Tokyo club to victory in the soo-nieler relay In 8 49 4. These figures eclliaed Alex Jany's 4:35 2 In Uie 400, and the Ameri can Olympic tram's 8:48 In the BOO relay at London last year. Furuhashi, In the final 200 meters of the relay, waa timed unofficially III 2:07 4. This certainly would have won the Individual 200 meters had he chosen to enter that event. But he settled for the 1300 Wed nesday, the 400 yesterday and the 800 free-style !-4uy. Hia goal, of course, will be Hill Knitths 9 609. He waa thwarted In his bid for a 4:30 standard Ui the 400 by what he termed "my slow start. " On the American aide of the .it's the "MAGIC PANEL" on tm ssriNiis Bin-bottle! V 1 Pa Ha. Isl.to Actually Improve Mr. Boston Fine Wines 80t ' QUASI soar SmHst autCAtri IOA sfcs sia ajfcls - toffs. .Ml MR. BOSTON WINES Of CALIFORNIA Mr. Bostaa D'ttilltf lac.f aVajfoa. Mass. tL mm ledger, Joe Verdrur and Alias Hlark, not faced with Japanese competition, retained their reapM tlve breast stroke and backstroke crowns. Veriteur equalled Keith Carter! American mark of 2 Ml for the aoo-nirlrr breast atnike. Tills bet tered Verdrur'a own AAU figure of 3.3ft 4, but was fur behind hia world mark of 1 30. Hlack took the 1110-meter back troke In 1:07.1, which compared with his own world atandard of 1:04. Vehicle condition la said by some authorities In be directly or Incll rectly resKiiisilile for about It per cent of all accidents. Siiet to 12 B, C, D Wlafth MODEL ' SHOE STORE 717 Main 895 putt pleoient price lag m this golden-f rain, boot-team bluchtr beauty. lig school buy! IMPERIAL e lomio , (tR. JO-Wr" IlllNOI timirtl.''
