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PACE TWELVI HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON THURSDAY, AUG. 35, 194 Anemic Etaisig pells KF Loss Lack ol hitting In the dutch or any other time l.-t night was the principal contributor to the Oems 8-5 loss to the Pittsburg Dia monds a loss that shoved the Oems bark to a position three games behind the Par West league leaders. Pittsburg's Blair Simpson, one of the loop's best rhurkers. gained i his 14th victory of the season In limiting the Gems to Just three hits ; although he was relieved by Lou Bronzan In the eighth after Issuing , four straight passe. i One of the Gems three binglrs a homer by Jack Bulck and two doubles only two of them figured . I In the scoring. Morrle Nordell led 31 MiSTANDINGS FAR WEST LEAGI K PHUburg Klamath Fall! . Willows Redding w. -.75 WarysvUls ... Medford Teslerday't Results Pittsburg I. Klamath Falls MarysvUle 1. Redding 0. Medford 7. WiUows . Pet .664 MO &3S .496 .46 PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E W L Pet Hollywood 85 Oakland Sacramento San Diego Seattle San Francisco Portland . 83 . M . 78 . 77 , 74 . 72 63 off the first Inning with a three base hit and was tagged out over running third. The second hit. Butch Pallet's double, came in the fourth. A walk to Bob Casselll. two errors and a fly gave the Spuds two runs and tied the score 1-3 at that point In ! the Diamonds' half of the fourth I Bill Enos and Vince DiMaggio had connected for consecutive home 1 runs. i The fifth frame was the bad one j j for Klamath. Four hits sandwiched ; j around a couple of walks gave the : i Pituburgers five runs and the ball game. The Diamonds added another tally In the sixth, driving Joe Nicho las from the hill, and got their final run In the ninth off Hub Kittle. Tony Fillippo tripled and scored on S3 i a wild pitch. .S36 : SIMPSON STINGY .510 i Meanwhile Simpson rocked along .503 ! giving the Gems nothing. In the .V y .7 -e j FLYING FISH Hironoshin Furuhoshi earned the nick nome breaking the 1500-meter and 400-meter world swimming records in Los An geles recently as a member of Los Angeles Last Night'a Results Oakland 6. San Francisco 2 San Diego 7, Seattle 2 Hollywood 8. Los Angeles 4 Sacramento 4, Portland 3 4MERICAX LEAGl'E New York Boston . Cleveland .. Philadelphia . Detroit Chicago Washington . St Louis . 73 . 72 . 69 . 65 . 67 . 50 40 41 Yesterday's Resulta Detroit 13. New York 2 Philadelphia S. Chicago 0 -Washington 3, Cleveland 2 (night) Only games. .484 sixth he filled the bases on walks a six-man Japanese teamcom .474 t and got Oordy Hernandez to pop up peting in the national AAU .403 ' for the final out In the seventh 'hamniomhins Bulck tagged his homer. j In the eighth Simpson Issued four straight bases on balls to donate the Gems one run and was replaced by Bronzan. Another run crossed on a fly and that finished the Gems scoring. .634 For Nicholas the setback was his .60S ninth against 11 wins. He and Kittle SS0 struck out 13 but couldn't do much ' CHICAGO. Aug. 2S cPi There MS I without bat support. ! Is a streak of revenge running 545 The two teams meet again tonight through the quarterfinal round of ajv at Gems stadium, starting time 7 :45. i the women's ester n amateur golf 342 j Elsewhere In the Far West circuit ! tournament today. 339 i last night. Marysvllle's Bob Rysavy held the Redding Browns to two hits and got a 1-0 win. while the Medford Nuggets edged the Willows Cards 7-6- Gals Seek Revenge Hornets Open Practice For 1949 Gridfare Coach Jim Porter Greets 10 Henley Letter Winners Ten lettermen three of them last year's regular barks and a new roach will try to guide the IMS Henley football machine to the top of class B competition, a position they've enjoyed for many years. The Hornets lost a lot of sting by graduation but nose -counting Wednesday, first turnout day. show, ed that Coach Jim Porter, a Uni versity of Oregon graduate whose home town Is Coquitle, Ore., will have backfleld speed. His main worry Is at the end posi tions where only Letterman Martin Snyder, last season's second-stringer, looks like a likely prospect. Early-season Indications are thai the backfleld will consist of Dick Adams, quarterback: Doug Kohler and Dale Aram, halfbacks, and Dean Wells, fullback. REGI LARS BACK Adams, Arant and Wells were regulars last year. Other lettermen returning an Tackles Charles Sullivan. Bob An derson and Jim Tacchlnl. Back Lawrence Tolllver and Center Dale Fleming. The Hornets were Issued equip ment and went through light loosening exercises Wednesday afternoon, after meeting their new skipper. Porter said he would use a com bination T formation and single wing this year. The Henley (rlddera open the season In a non-league, but tradi tional, scrap with the Lakevlew Honkers September 16 on the Lake view turf. Bums Whitewash St. Louis, 6-0, To Slice Card Lead; Tigers Drub Faltering Yanks The spirited stretch battle be tween Brooklyn and St. Louis may develop Into a personal feud between the rival managers of the pennant hungry clubs. Thus far, Eddie Dyer, boss of the Rrdblrds, has kept his peace. At least he hasn't openly belittled the Brooks. But not old Burt Shotton. The 64 - year - old firebrand, some times referred to as "Battling Bar ney." Is simply spoiling for a fight. Nearly back lo his normal corky self following a couple of smashing victories over the Cardinals, the silver-haired pilot of the Brooks disdainfully referred to the Red- birds as "Just a so-so ball club " For the second straight night. Uie They're not much." H hot ton dls-1 third Discs Cleveland Indiana failed mlssrd Ihe ( arils today. "And here's lo take advantage of a Yankee de. Irat when thry bowed to Washing- remarks. Bt Louis Brooklyn Boston ... NATIONAL LEAGCE Philadelphia New York ... Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago . 72 . 71 . 62 . 61 . 59 . 54 48 46 .610 .602 JI5 13 SO .462 .407 .380 Yesterday's Resulta Brooklyn 6. St Louis 0 New York S. Chicago I Boston 6. Pittsburgh I Only games played. Major League LEADERS Bv The Associated Free NATIONAL LEAGl'E BATTING Robinson. Brooklyn, .355: Slaughter. St Louis. 329. RUNS BATTED IN Robinson. Brooklyn. 99: Kiner, Pittsburgh. 88. HOME RUNS Kiner. Pitts burgh. 35: Gordon, New York. 25. PITCHINO Wilks. St. Louis. 10-3. .769; Helntzelman. Philadel phia 15-8. .7S0. AMERICAN LEAGl'E BATTINO Williams, Boston, 3.56: Kell. Detroit. 345. RUNS BATTED IN Stephens. Boston. 136: Williams, Boston, 123. HOME RUNS Stephens. Boston, 31; Williams. Boston. 30. PITCHING Wynn. Cleveland. 10-3, .769; Hutchinson. Detroit, 13-4, .765. . The box: rtm.arc W"hitny. lb Zarrar.111. M - ruiippo. u knot, rf . DiMasffto. rf Haddock. Ito - Taw. lb Vimn. e SimpMMi. p Bronzan. p ToUli Klaaatk fills XordeU. M Filler. 2b Canelll. rf Hesae. rf R-. lb Hcmandrx. If . Buirk. 3b Kohler. e , X J.nara rjescslM. Nicholas, f) Kml.. p jr Elton W .37 sun AS Tirtala 30 3 a Filed out for Mohler Blh. y r&naed out for KuUe t'.tv Pmibarg Klamatb Falls . . eon 1 . 000 300 (vn no I SCHV ART: jn tm. DlMalcto. Buick. 3B FlUtppo. NotoVII. SB Faller. RBI DlMsgrto 3. Eno. 3. Whitney. Rmt 2. Bulck 3. SO by SltDpaon 6. Bronzan 3. Nicholas 0. Kittle 7. BB off Simpwa 7. Bronzan 1. Nicholas 3 Winner Slmpaon. Laser Nicholzi HP Tate by Nicholas. DP Filler to Nordell to Rtete. LOR pittaburs S. Klamath a. Un-.plres Martin and Flaurjr. In two of the main matches, this motive dominates. Alice Bauer, 20 I year-old petite blonde from Los An I geles. meets Mary Agnes Wall, ex j penenced Michigan star from Me- nominee. Marjone Lindsay of De ; catur. 111., tangles with Polly Riley, i of Port Worth. Tex. 1948 western amateur runner-up. Alice will be out to avenge Miss Wail's 4-3 second round triumph over her 15-year-old sister. Mar lene. The older Bauer girl matched Westmoreland's par 76 to eliminate Beverly Hanson of Fargo. N. D, one up. Miss Lindsay, seeking to become the first Illinois player to take the women's western sine 1925. figures she owes Miss Riley a defeat In the only time the two have met. the little Texan grabbed a 3-J decision. One over par for the 14 holes needed. Miss Lindsay conquered Shirley Spork of Detroit the Mich igan state titlist. 5-4 yesterday. Mm Riley fired a one-under 75 to dis pose of Pat McPhee. San Mateo. Calif., two up. ; In other quarter final bouts, med- I ? alist Peg Kirk of Pindlay. Ohio. I i takes on Dot Ellis. Indianapolis, and I Helen Sigel. Philadelphia, engages I J Mrs. D. O. Copping 0f San Mateo. I Calif, former Illinois state chsm- pion as Eleanor Dudley. j Yesterday s Stars By The Associated Preaa BATTINO Vic Werti. Tigers, hammered two home runs, one with the bases full, to lead tha Tigers to a 13-2 triumph over the league leading Yankee. PITCHINO Don Newrombe. Dodgers, overpowered the Cards with a six-hitter in pitching the Dodgers to a 6-0 victory. KF Golfers Finish 5th EUGENE. Aug. 35 Golfers from Medlord won the combined Willamette valley and Southern Ore gon women's tournament title here yesterday. The six-member team scored 470 to lead the 36-hole event. Guest team members from Cor vallis, who were unqualified tor the title, posted a low of 459. Other teams in the title play were Eugene 487, Roseburf 419. Grants Pasa 600; Klamath Palls 506. Helen Thompson, Medford. had a one-under-women's par 77 to lead the ranks of those In the title rounds. But low net honors In the class play went to Mrs. Chaxln Kindred, Corvallis, who had 65-UOi-75. Mrs. W. E. Caldwell. Cor vallis. had low gross In class B with 93. Mrs. E. A. Pearson. Roseburg. had 100-123177. Mrs. Larry White, Grants Psss, had low net 113-(3Ji 78 in class C. FIFTH GOLF ROI'NDS TOMORROW Keames women goiters will plsy their filth rounds of the OWOA tourney 'tomorrow. 18 holes. Pair ings will be made at the tee. Sev eral local women participated yes terday at Eugene In the Willamette Southern Oregon Oolf association sweepstakes. wny. weve never frit wane, played worse nor looked worse than we have during the past week. And yet uiua tun ruum nulld up only a one game lead on us. In my book mat makes me l ards not so hot' Informed of Bhottmi Dyer had this to say: "Lei's see. now. how have we fared against tiuue dangerous Dorieersf llilnk ae'vo beaten them 11 out of 19. Yeah, pard. I guess we are lucay at mat." emotions Dodgers never looked tietter than thry did yesterday, at that. Thry were smooth, aggressive and positively spectacular In their o-u iriumpn over the Rrdblrds. Doll Newrombe overpowered tha Cards, giving them only six scat tered nits and allowing only on man to rearn third. Everybody In the starting Dodger lineup connected aalely. Carl Furil. lo, Koy Campanrlla and GUI Hodgea hit homers. In winning the rubber match of the three-game series, the Dodgers moved only one game off the pace. They began the serlea two games behind. The American league race tight ened, loo, when the paee-seltlng New York Yankees, playing without Ihrlr are. Joe IHMagglo, look a ter rific 13-3 taring from the Tigers In Detroit Thus, Ihe Idle Rualon Red Sox moved lo within two gansea of the Yanks. That's the closest they've been to the top since the first week of the season, Vic Weru led the Tiger attack with a pair of home runs. One came with the bases full. Art Hnultrman breesed to his 11th victory with a 10-hltter. ton's seventh place rlennlors, 3-2, The Philadelphia Alhlrtlrs re tained Ihrlr fourth place hold aver the Tiger by Ihe slimmest of mar ginsone percentage point by eun ejuerlng the Chlrago While Hoi 11 lllrk lowlrr pitched his fourth shutout and 12th victory of Ihe year for Ihe Markmen. Boston's third plar Braves In th National league eked out a 6-1 vie- lory over the Pittsburgh Pirate. Lolly Warren Hpahn staggered to hi 16th victory, which was Boston filth In a row. Wea Weatrum, rookie catcher, slammed two honi runs lo lesd th New Voik (Hants to a 6-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Bheldon Jones went all the way In register his loth victory. Boston and HI. I nula In th Amer ican, and Philadelphia and Cincin nati In Ihe National, were Idle. Wf1 A A A aflk A Pat Lesser Tops Todd VANCOUVER. B. C Aug. 2S ) Knotted at the fourteenth hole. De fending Champion Grace Lenczyk of Hartford, Conn, manufactured three straight birdies yesterday to take a 3 and 1 decision from Da in try Chtsholm of Montreal In the second round of the Canadian women Open golf championships. Also triumphant was 16-year old Pat Luser of Seattle. The youngsteT topped Marjone Todd of Victoria 3 and 2. Her one-under-par card to the 16th hole Included an eagle three on the par 15th hole Other second round results: Oracle Demos of Corvallis, Ore., defeated Anne Sharp, Welland, Ont, 3 and 1; Mrs. Cecil Oooder ham, Toronto, downed Mrs. E. Ek holm of Bellingham on the 19th hole. Urge Completion Of Qualifying For Reames Qualifying rounds for the Reames country club golf championship play must be completed by Sunday, it was officially announced yesterday. The club championship match play will get underway a week from Saturday and continue week-ends until Its termination. Piny will probably take five or Ix week-ends to complete. 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