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PACI TWfLVt HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, AUG. 24,1f4t SPORTS ROUNDUP By Hugh Fultcrton By M'STIN BF.ALMEAR (Far Huh Fullcrton, Jr.) NEW YORK. AlUt. 34 (lt Wll lard Marshall, Bobby Thomson and Whitney Lockman keep llielr bat tint averages over JOO the rest ol the season. It will be the lirst time In 13 yean lor three regular New York Olants outfielder! lo finish above the magic mark. . . In 1936 The Giants' outfield trio included Mel Ott, who clubbed Joe Moore, whose average was 3 18, and Jim Ripple, with a season average of JOS. . . Denny Myers. Boston college football coach, recently landed a couple of tuna, each weighing around 250 pounds, and was telling Tennessee Coach Bob Nevland about it In a letter. . . . "They had nice sloping heads like linemen." Myers wrote, "but 1 naa to tlu-ow them back because they couldn't learn the signal and like to go south in the winter. Jerry Mitchell. New York Post: -Old Connie Mack takes it so easy youd think he was a member ot the Bostou Red Sox. . . He sits in a corner of the dugout, shut his eyes to bad plays, opens them to the good, naps between innings and let his coaches argue with the umpires. . . He even gave up sig nalling with a scorecard years ago when the type got too heavy." Ever wonder what became of the liberty ships that were named for outstanding sports figures during the war?. . . Only four of the or iginal 14 are sull in service. . They are the Knute Rocttne. the George Glpp. the William H. Edwards and the Charles Paddock. . . The John L. Sullivan, the James J. Corbett and the Percy Houghton have been consigned to the national defense reserve fleet. . . The Lou Gehrig, the Christy Mathewson, the Abner Doubleday and the Edward L. Clrant are laid up. . . The John J. McGraw has been sold to Brit ish owners, who renamed it the LasselL . . The Walter Camp and the Hobart Baker were war vic tims, sent to the bottom by enemy torpedoes. One ef those annual magazines which attempt to tell whats what in college football picks army, Georgia and Oklahoma as the teams most likely to get through the 1M season without a scratch. . . . Didnt they ever hear of Notre Dame or Michigan?. . . Frank Par' ker turned down an invitation to practice with the Australian Davis Cup team. . . "Just because Ameri can team dropped me doesn't mean 1 11 switch over to the opposition." he said. , . "I'm not that kind of a heel" . . . Jack Bromwich'a ap pearance In the Davis Cup chal lenge round here this week-end will be the fifth for the Australian star. ... It will be the fourth for our Ted Bchoreder. Lowly Angels Drub Tottering Twinks, 8-3 Seals Nip Oaks; Sacs Nip Beavers, 2-1, In 10 Frames Ry The Associated Pmi Hollywood, which hoped to fatten its shaky Pacific Coast league lead on last place Los Angeles, may do j some disastrous starving iiisicbh. As often happens with bitter home town rivalries, the loaly Angels knocked off the Stars 8 to 3 Tuesday night. Cal McLish held the Stars to three singles and hit a triple that touched off a fo'ir run fifth Inning. Oakland lost a chance to gain a game on the Stars when San Fran cisco Pinchhltter Roy Partee's squeese play sent Mickey Rocco home for a 1 to 1 win. The mnth inning run climaxed a thrilling pitcher's duel between the Seals' Al Lien and the Oaks' Earl Jones. Lien gave up six hits while Jones, in los ing, gave up but five. ! Sacramento took a ten inning de cision from Portland 2 to 1. Mai Mallette threw a six hitter In win ning a tight battle with the Beavers' Roy Hrlser. Bobby Wilson singled In the 14th Inning to score AUie Clark to enable San Diego to shade Seattle S to 2. Ironically, the Rainiers' Guy Flet cher, trying for his 31st win. tried to purposely walk Wilson. But the Padre second baseman reached out to bang his game winning single. Wednesday's schedule and prob- able pitchers: Hollywood tPinky Woods 17-11. I at Los Angeles (Ken Gables 5-S. Oakland Milo Candini 9-7 . at 1 San Francisco (Harry Feldman 6-3 1. 1 Portland (Vince Di Biasi -13. at Sacramento iKen Holcombe 17-6). Seattle (Denny Gatehouse 7-7. at San Diego (Xavier Resclgno 9-111. roi iiijhiiiiii ii ii .in ..i . ii,immmrinmv ' -ay i i as I " ' J ' J Roe Snaps Brooklyn's Losing Streak As Bums, Cards Divide OUTFITTING FOR GRID WARFARE When Head Coach Bob Hendershott issued an equipment- call for Pelican and jayvee gridders Monday, Lettermen Guards Dick Petioldr, left, and Roy Lundgren were right on hand. SeniOT Manager Harold Howard is doling out the toggery. Pel and jayvee grid aspironts were given equipment and checked by the medico in preparation for the start of drills, which got under way this -morning on Modcc field. Lust Will Start In All-Star Offense Marlene Eyes Golf Bauble Owls Turn Thumbs Down On Grid Tilt Proposal of a football game be tween the Oregon Tech Owls and a picked team ot former Pelican high school players has met with deaden ing opposition up on the hill. Dale Daugherty, OTI football coach currently drilling his squad for the commff arid Mmntim vlurned thumbs down on the pro posal yesterday, saying his team had everything to lose and nothing to gain by going outside their schedule lor an early game. September 17 had been mentioned s the date. A number of ex-KUHS players were ready to start practicing 11 the proposed game was sanctioned, and the Quarterback club was contem plating sponsorship. 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Paxv and Jack Lust. Klamath Falls: women's western amateur golf crown in nearly one half century of com Hogland and Brandaw of the of fensive team: guards Harold Dot is. Oram Pass, and Dick Schmttt, Cot tage Orove: center Lea Hershey. HiUsburo: backfield Oillls from of fensive team as line-backer; Jim Jenks, Albany, from offensive Keno Site Picked For Dog Trials By The Anaurlalrd Tress Like Hie tree, pennant talk It blooming in Brooklyn once again. Preacher Roe. slim 91-year-old it'iiimmirr ol the Dodgers. Is reaimn sible fur the tanning of the Dodger pennant Humes. The IVidger outlook waa gloomy until Roe, working with only two days' rest, beat the leagiie-lradlng Ml Louis Cardinals. 4-3. at Kubeta Held Inst night In the second half of a day-night doublrhendrr. Htan Musial and associates took the afternoon game, 6-3, to move three games ahead of the llrooks, extend a Brooklyn losing streak lo four games mid bring the under tukrr to I he door. Old Preach, a former Red Bltd. got off lo a rocky start. Musial tugged him for a two-run homer In the first inning. The blow waa the Card star's 3'Jnd. Lefiy Howie Pollrt blanked the Dodgers over the first three Innings, but in the fourth the Dodgers cams to life and solved him for two runs. In the Mtli. Carl Purlllo doubled home Pee Wee Reese with the run that gave the Brooks a 3-3 lead. The Cards quieted the crowd In the sixth, as Klina (Slaughter, the other Dodger tormentor, singled home Nippy Jones to tie tilt sours at 3-3. Roe tightened up and held the Cards hltli'sa the rest of the way, but not so Pollrt, The ls-game win ner gave up (lis winning run In the eighth Inning with one out, yield ing coiisecullve doubles to Hoy CamiMiiirlla ami Duke Mulder. The victory was Hoe's tenth compared to four uYiraLs. Musial and Slaughter teamed to bat the Cards to victory In the opener. Musial lared out a homer and single and Hlaiighler contrib uted a triple, double and single to the Cards' rlght-hlt allark. Meanwhile, all three pennant contenders In the American league rare were defeated. The league- leading New York Yankees were thrashed. 1-4. by the Tlgera In a day game at Detroit. The runner up Boston Red Hog were tiwel by the seventh place Browiu. s-4. In a night game at St. Louis. The third place Cleveland Indians bowed. 4-3. to the tail-end Washington Hena- tors under the lights In Cleveland. Lefty Hal Nrwhouaer. with the petition. Now 15-yrar-old Marlene Bauer of Los Angeles is aiming to break through the charmed circle. Marlene played in her first west ern amateur as a tot of eight tn 1941, garbed In a sweat shirt, over alls and completely ignoring shoes. She wound up In one of the last flights. Returning to the fast competition last season, she was co-medalist of the meet at San Francisco with 16 but was eliminated in the second round. The S foot S inch Marlene wss only four over par in eliminating Mrs. H. R. staats. the Iowa cham pion from Davenport. 3-3 in yester day's first round. A major upset Is already in the books with Mrs. D. G. Copping of San Mateo. Calif., eliminating De fending Champion Dot Kielty, Long Beach. Calif, 3-3. Fogarty. Newport, halfbacks. Canadian Upsets tackles Doug Hogland. Bend, and j VANCOUVER. B. C. Aug. 34 ilpi Emil Brandaw, Hillsboro: guards i One upset marked first round nlav Chuck Romine. Medford. and Dick 1 yesterday in the Canadian Women's Haughton. Lebanon: center Bill , Open golf tournament. That was Mills. Medford; quarterback Cliu; I the defeat of a five-time tourney Reese. Grants Pass: halfbacks j winner. Miss Ada McKensie of Tor Don Donovan. Grants Ps.ss. snd i onto. 4 and 3. by another Ontanan. Rich Riegs. Medford; fullback 20-year-old Ann Sharp of Welland. Phil Gillis. Bend. j otherwise the favorites all came The defensive team: I through. Ends Flu Brewer. Medford. and ! Grace Lenciyk. the defending Bruce Furgeson, Gresham: tackles ! champion from Newington, Conn, . i poured on the day s most over whelming win a 7 and 6 victory NEW YORK. Aug. 33 iTi Mid dleweight Contender Steve Bellolse pits the power of his mighty right against the all-around brilliance ot Welterweight Champion Ray Robin son in a non-title 10-rounder In Yankee stadium tonight. The fight shapes up as a first salety; Donovan : "rds room for both water and up- C1,M Puncnln P"" w,m " team and Jess ana events. w mine roarms om in uie nope" Steve's Punch Only Hope Against Cagey Robinson Tonight A site on the Kerns ranch near' Keno will be used for an American I , Kennel club-licensed retriever trial j aepiemoer -io-u. The ranch at- Entries for the trial, expected to I be the most extensive ever spon-i sored by the Shasta Cascade Re-' tnever club, are coming in well and many of the top hunting dogs in the country will be here. i Last Sunday rtie club held a pic- i nlc trial at Salt lake oft the state line road to work out In prepara tion for the liceased event, and ' about 300 spectators saw a black Lab. Brignails Nick, walk away with top honors. The dog of landing an early knockout. Balding. 30-year-old Steve's chances hinge on his getting In a hard blow quickly. If not he's liable tn run out of gas against the clever, stitf-hlttlng welter boss. No one ever has kayned Sugar Ray and the bookmakers don't think Bellolse will do It either. They rhmb Into the ring st 7 p. m. iPDTi. The winner hss been promised a rtsck st either Middleweight Cham the Frenchman here September 38 laMotta and Cerdan will be at the ringside tonight. The promoting International Box ing club, with around I.VJ.OOO in the till, la hoping for a crowd of 30.000 and a grou gate of S1M.0O0. The contest Is being broadcast but not televised. nut of home runs hy I'al Mullln, Vie Weils and Eilille Lake slopped tha Yanks, who still lead III circuit by two and our-hnlf guinea. Jack Oinliiim'a 30th home run of the season ruliiril the Itrd Hex. (Irahiim connected with one on In the eighth off voung Chuck Htobln lo ennlile the llrowna lo overcome a 4-3 deficit. Rue KcMiboroiuih cooled off tha Indians, ylelillng only six tills 10 snap Washington 11-gmne losing sliruk. The Philadelphia Alhiellis re. tallied fourth place, one percentage point aheml of Detiolt, a- Jiw Cole, ninn pitched and hrlHd hut Ilia A s In a 4-3 vlrtoiy over the White Sox III a night guiitn al Chliago. The Boston llruves protected their oue-guine thlrd-pUt-e margin over !hs Philadelphia IMilllles In the Na tional loop, defeating the riiMiuiifh Pirates. 6-3. while llle ltl edged tin Cincinnati Ited.i, 4-3 In 13 in nings In New Yoik. the Chicago Cuht boiely outlasted the (Hunts, 1-S, after Doyle I silr had pitched a to. hit shutout for right Innings. With five runs In and lite Imne loaded In the ninth. Reliever Bob Munrilef got Bobby Thomson lo lilt Into a fotce play for the final out and saW ladr's third ttlumiih. Herrings require 13 hours' rur ring brlora they aie "klpia-int." ' uwuru uy vim oris- , . . . nail r f . i I ptvMi nkc M'Huvia w ."illtl V n Coors, Spuds Nab Victories over Mrs. H. Winder of Vancouver. Pat Lesser, the Seattle schoolgirl snd toumev medallnt. r)niihri Mr ' R Clest of Vancouver. B. C, 3 and 3. PLC Turnout Scheduled TACOMA. Aug. 34 First turn out for Pscific Lutheran college's 1949 football team will be held Thursday. September 1. at 1 p. m. Coach Marv Tommervik. in an nouncing the drill, said he expects about SO candidates. WICHITA, Kas Aug. 34 (," A j Mrs. E. Ekholm of Belllngham de couple of highly rated teams the fcated Miss F. E. Psynter of 8yd Golden. Colo.. Coors snd the Bakers- i ney. B. C, 4 and 3. field. Calif.. Spuds turned In na- I Grace De.Vfoss of Corvallis. Ore.. tional semi pro tournament victories downed Mrs. K. B. Seawnght of Isst night. ; Toronto, one up. i ne Loors easily defeated Roches- I ter. N. H.. 9 to 3. in a second round contest. Bakersfield won its first stsrt by defeating the Eloy. Ariz.. A pros. 3 to 1. i By The Associated Press The Great Falls. Mont.. East Air ! Hilling Jack Graham. St. Louis ; base was ousted by a fellow service I Browns, hit his 30th home run with I Jim StUwell's Ty was a close sec ond In the open all-age sukes. The non-winner stake was won by Crater Lake Cinder, owned by Lar ry Watklns and handled by Dick Morgan, and the derby for young dogs was won by stilwel! j Ty. 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