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Newspaper Page TextRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1949 fACH N1NI Gems' Pennant Hrnes Fade As Diamonds Win Six Four-Baggers Feature 22 To 10 Lacing By Pitt With 11 lamre to o ill Hit way around Ihla Far Wrt basrhnll Ireiiue aaaann, thtrt ta lltllt doubt that tha l'lhur Diamonds will finish on top with Klamath Palla second and Wlllowa third, i lia Ills. iitoniU illsMlrcl tha lam dotilita aa tn thalr potency lant niiilit by rlubblni out a 33-10 victory over tha Oema to awerp tha liaral aeries and rram tha flpurls down lour antra away Irnm tha lead. Wlllowa rurrantly la nine and hall famea back nl Klamath Kails in third place and mathematically la tllmlnatrd from any champion ahlp hopra. That tht Dlamonda are a terrlfle club there ran ba llltlt dispute. They ran hit and hava Una pltrhlna. Intensively thry may ba second to tha Oems but tha tar West circuit la paylnf oil thla yaar on oflrnae. Wltnraa Pittsburg's olfanalya hlihllihta nl laat nlihts Oema atadlum fame: Filth tnntria Hill Enoa homered with tha aacaa loadrd. Enoa totaled aeven runa battel In. Clfhth Innltif Vlnca Dlmaailo homered with two on and acrounled lor lour runa. Ninth liinlnf Peter Hrrtiandra. tha pitcher, homered with nona on, and Tony Mlllppo homered with on on. llemandei drovt in lour runa. ovriucMr kai Tha Dlamonda overcame a 5-0 Irad with couplt ol talllra In tha liurth Irama and a nine-run cluster In tha tilth, drlvini Nllra Jordan oil tha hill In that Inning. Btan CMIaon took nvrr tor Jordan and actually lot tha muat arvar ahell. 1 HI i Jordan atartrd with hia aya on win No. 11 but got hla aarrnth loaa liislead. For llrrnandri tht triumph j waa hla 13th. Tht Ormt, who hadn't hit any thlhff spectacular tor two gamra, lound tiir ramr on llrrnandra for IK hlta but tha allort wrnt lor naught. Oema' hitting hlghllghta: Pint Inning Pinky llraaa clouted hla seventh hnmrr with ona on. Ststh Inning Bob Caaarlll eon r.rctrd with homrr No I with nont W. Louis nn. I Brooklyn ONMIHTKNT Ktn Jrnaan waa tha only consist -rnt hlttrr. grtting lour similes In livt tlmra at bat and driving In two runa. Tht Ormi takt a trip today, going over to Mrdfnrd tor a two-gamt j aland with tha last-place Nuirete and than down to Pittsburg tor gamra Hunday and Monday. A learnt Prraidrnt Jrrry Donovan Tr ie until prrarntrd tht Orma with trophy tor tha beat opening -gamt attrndanct. Tha box ' l ?i V VA'rH U J lid 'X tat. i r w a eV -w- air . t- jr t h A - ' -'nut ri "in r" inr mi - - '-r " i in Ji ri -J - 'a- . if. , -j alj0JU S- J'Am h, ji.Wjrii. THt PIVOT PLAY Gordy LoScolo ond Eorl Brooki, shortstop ond second bosemon, re spectively, of the Klamath Pioneers, practice the second base double-ploy pivot, with Ed Dc0 sliding in. From the looks of things, Deja is safe. Picture was taken at Recreation (old during Pioneers' drill for Sunday afternoon's Northern California leogue playoff game with Yreko. Steeplechaser Nears $200,000 Mark Through Nine Campaigns SSL STANDINGS Pltuburg Klamath Palla Wlllowa Krddllig Mary. villa ......... Mrlford W. . 1 .. n - 1 .. 54 63 . 1 Pet .67 .034 OREGON GOLFERS IN CANADA SEMIS Taatrrday'a Rraulta Pltuburg 22. Klamath fall 10. Wlllowa IS, Mrdfnrd Maryavilla t, Itrddlng I. VANCOUVER. B. C. Aug. J (! , the match ended on tht Hth green. It'll taka aoma aharp ahoutlng, but I Mina Lenciyk downed Mra. J. C. . . . r. , i, t Ulhll.Uia t - 1 Oil. ra . ! gj till lBIianiail WUUiril B lWll gull hiiikibw "1 imiw-sui - - -t ls champlonahlpa had the maklnga to- ; Que , 2 and 1. jjt , day lor an all-Oregon tlnale. Mla Davlea needed 1 hole to I a. ih. r.m.mio. xn.rt.t liot nn down lS-yrar-old Pat Laaer ol lor today a trmllliuli. aharp.hoot- 1 " nd He"on n1,ilh PA( ll'IC t'OAHT l.'A(.t r W L Pet. Hollywood . Oakland Hacramrnto . Hratllr . Han Dlrgo i Han Pranclaco I Portland i Loa Angrlra IS Ual M hl a Rraulta Brattle 4. Hall Dlrgo 1. Portland ft. Hacramrnto 4. x Anirlra S, Hollywood 1. Oakland . San Pranclaco J. NATIONAL LEAOt'E Ing Oracle DrMou ol Corvallu. Oir, Uckled Ireckle laced Batx Davlra ol Vancouver, B C. lone Canadian remaining In the evrnt. Mra. Marian llrrron of Portland dirw tha tough ta.uk of iaclng the drfrndlng champion, Oract Lencryk ol Harttord, Conn. Xl DrMiMa turned In aome ol tlia wrek-long tournry'a brut golf .4)11 yraurday In downing Mra. Wr .477 garet Todd ol Victoria I and 5. Hhe .40 waa live atroket under par whrn I ' I i aama extra holt to down Mra, Cecil Oooderham ol Toronto. M2 &.t AJJ AO ' AO Hoaton Pmladrlphla Nrw York Pituburih . Cuu-innaU . Chicago . 7J 7J J 2 . M SS 4 47 111 .800 .531 Ml MM .411 .41 Ml " ROUNDUP vly Hugh Fullerton Yealrrday'a Rraulta Chicago 4-1. Brooklyn 0-3. Pituburgh ft-). Philadelphia 1-4. Ht Loula ft. New York 9. Cincinnati i. BoaUin 1. Bv HTKRLINO HLAPPEY i a or Hugh tullrrton Jr.i ATLANTA. Aug. 2t uVi Ulllr. Dynamtit Ouodloe gru homesick on lh maw tn II.- U.tlnnil Amafnr 1 rt drlvra and they're J oat at ttralfht. He elghla through tiny, aqulntlng ryra which perr happily from a round, baby farr, awlnga thoat abort artna with hla big aheulder. and If anyone la In mld-falrway Sot St ISg yaxda out, they'd brtlrr dork. On the way to hla ball Dynamltt mill commit h: caddy about tha next hot and very likely do wa he's told. At Iraat ht did In Memphia when h!a caddy. "Dynamo." waa with him. Dvnamo and Dynamite, were ahaped alike, only Dynamo a ikln waa black. Dynamo very likely won't be In Rochester and thal'a Rochester ka. brcause that pair teeing oil can be Uit event of the day. Dynamite qualified for tht IMS mrei with a pair of 73 a over A'. lanta'a Eaut Lake No. 1. tht course where Bobby Jonet learned to play. Krvrnly-lwa'a at Kaat Lake axe moat respectable and If Dynamite allll la an hla game, Rociieater will him for arreral days and b BARATOOA HPRINOH Aug. 25 iNEAi Elkrldga haa brought a meaaurt of dlatlnctlon to tht atee-pla-chaiit aport throukh tht 11-yrur-old griding a remarkable txplolta throughout nlnt campaign!. Returning to competition In the 7500 Btvtrwyck Htreplechane Handicap here. ElkrldKa had won 21 racea In exactly 100 ataru, In cluding 24 stakes. Kent Millers highly eatermrd and durable 'chaser waa on the brink ol becoming tht first of the class ever to amass earnings of 200.000. He waa the world's lead ing money winner among tht Jump era with gleanlnga of IIW.765. This stacka up as impressively as the winner of 1,000,000 for a flat horse. Elkrldge la as popular among the 'chase set as Citation U with flat racing followers. Tht gallant old Jumper won hla 34th stake tn hla 100th alert at Delaware park on July 1, aetttng a track record of 4:45 3-6 for about two oillra under 1S4 pounds. This waa the Indian River Steeple chase Handicap, tht fourth time hed won tht fixture.' Previously thla year he had won the George town at Delaware, and tht Brook at Belmont park. j Elkrtdpe. a pet of tht Miller fami ly waa bargain purchase, having been bought for 14100 out of tht Hitchcock dispersal at Plmlleo In tht fall of his three-year-old season. He started only one at I, win ning an overnight. Tht remarkable thing about thla fencer la that he j haa won In every ont of hla srs- tons. AU tht mort remarkable la tht fact that during hla long and grand career, ht fell only once. On one occasion, he lost hla rider. Elkrtdgt la an easy horw to ride. "He la like a rocking horse." said his debonair and proud owner. "Juftt sit on him and hell do tht rest. He la smart, and ha will rare ly make a mis Luke Insofar aa clear ing the Jumps la concerned." Tlit entire Miller family at ont time or another haa ridden Elk ridge In gallops. Kent's daughter la particularly fond of him. She treata him Ilka a puppy, while her dad generally alipa him a dough nut for breakfast. Elkrtdgt la eligible for tht tlO.OOO Saratoga Steeplechase Handicap, August 26. Give Your Car a Treat CDPri a i This Mon4h- e3 K fcUML August Only GREASE & WASH JOB BOTH S53 FOR 1 COME IN TODAY! ANY CAR ANY MAKE ANY SIZE ASHLEY CHEVROLET 41 So. Ith Phone 4113 Hunters APPROACHING SEASONS Mourning Dovea Sep'- 1-15 Bandtoiled Pigeon Sept. 1-30 Bring Your SHOTGUN IN NOW FOR REPAIR Oar complete gwnamlthlnf department features! PRECISION WORKMANSHIP REASONABLE PRICES The GUN STORE Til Mala St. AMERICAN LEAtil E l i is a a .ail lei is a it n it "i 0 A I 1 a i i t stive .ill a a riTiiat an t. at, .asii ruiippn. 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Mar PIIMppn Htt rarraralll. l.on Pillahure 1. Klamath I alia 1, Umplras riaurr and Millar. Nrw York IkwUin Clnriand 74 44 72 a N 11 eg M U M tl 8S 40 71 41 II ! Phlladrlphta a i Detroit J i Chicago J ! Washington . a St. Louis Yelrrdaya Rraalta Nrw York 6. Cleveland 1. Chirago t. Boston I. Phlladrlphla . SL Louis S. Detroit 2. Washington 1. rt .00 MO Mt An 33 J39 In addition to Jim Barnes who won the first POA title. Bob Ham ilton also won the championship In his first attempt In 1M4. I a o a a I a t a Davis Cup Challenge "(Round Opens FOREST H1I.L8. N. Y.. Atlf . 2 (in Tennis hotshots of Australia and tht United States tear Into each other In the opening singles matches nf .he Davis Cup challrnga round hert today and tha Issut may be all but decided by tilt tlmt tht tun gora down. The first tussle at It I m. aenda Wimbledon Champion Ted Bchroed er. the Americans' No. 1 alnglea en try, against Billy Sldwell, something of surprise starter for tht Aua-trallana. Following their match. U. 8 Cham plon Richard iPancho) Onnialri will take tht court against 23-year old Prank Bedgman. Australla'i vastly Improved alnglea ttlleholder. Knjoy Health Heal. Comfort and lloapltalltv al tha Ruckhorn -Mineral Springs Sanitarium Mo Vtaml ill M Bk for Khumantm, rlhrltl NurHli, NarvouinABat, Htfh and Low Plootl I'roMiur and Skta Oarbtva Dle Vapor Btt toT Aiilmii. Kricma. Cold. Ftawl and Hronrhltli. nekkorm Mtaonl Bprtarf aattarlnm. t, t. AihUil, J)p. raiaa Woxlr( Dlroetor OhlrovmfPtlo FkyrtflH I'm glad I bought Bohemian Bohemian ((lub QJS E t f o r t L I f p 5 p Distributed by Shuck Bros., Merrill, Or. and decldea to come back home golf galleries in Rorhester, N. Y. will watch the best show In the ' game today. J Dynaoslle, whaisa nasne la an al mas! forfollra William, didn't win 1 tht amatrajr ta Mrmphla Uat yrar, bat !;t got la the flllta round, lies never wtaj a big tournament, bat IU not al all Improbable that he i will aomeday. i Maybe ht won't like Rochester and unless ht dnea he 11 come dow n , homesick. Being that far from Valdosta. Oa u hard on a 2J y ear-old boy. So barring homrslcknesa or tht early round death of Mr. Dynamite. Rochester la in for fine allow. Dynamite la five feet, five niche:, tall, usually weighing 22S pounds and looking every ounce of It. Most people don't know that cigars art made in tht aisea Dyna mite prefers. They're long and fai. He'll probably bring along some pan's thla year aa well at shorts, although he prefrra shorts. In rase hla legs do show, they'll bt even larger than you expect. Dynamite la an ex-freshman guard on the Omnia Tech football team. When Dynamite mounta the Ire they'll swear ht can I reach aa far aa the ball. Rut ha ran. 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