FACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY. SEPT. 4, 194
Hams
Jordan, Carr
Hurl Wins For
Numbers 19, 20
Gems, Diamonds'
Pitchers Finish
On Top Of Heap
Southpaw Nile Jordan of the
Gems (hot at 20 games last night
and hit the target dead center, but
Bill Carr of Pituburg did the same
thing.
Both were hoping to become the
only 20-game winners in the Far
West baseball league this season
and both needed two wins yester
day to make It. , Here at Oems
stadium Jordan pitched his tram
to a 10-3 win over the Marysrille
Braves In the first game ot a
dcubleheader and elected to work
the second game also. He came off
with an even better-pitched 9-3
win.
Carr, a righthander, won his
lath game by blanking Willows
1-0 on one hit. then set the Red
birds down with only seven hits for
a 10-4 nightcap victory and his
big No. 20.
All yesterday's season - closing
games were held to seven Innings.
Jordan and Carr. destined to go
up next season, finished with 20-7
and 20- w on-lost records respec
tively. The league high mark for
pitchers, set last year by Medford
Manager Larry Bhepard. Is 22-3.
Medford yesterday topped Red
ding In both ends ot a twin bill
t-4 and 10-i with George Pain
and John McMillan going the route
to win each game.
TITLE TO PITT
As was In the bag already. Pitts
burg won the Par West league
championship, finishing tour and
a half game ahead of the Gems.
Willows came In third and Red
ding fourth. The league's Shaugh
Deny playoff starts Wednesday
and In the first round Pittsburg
plays Willows and Klamath Palls
takes on Redding. The first round
Is three out of five.
Saturday's scores all around the
league were: Klamath t. Redding
: Marysville 12. Medford 4: Wil
lows , Pittsburgh 8.
Sunday results: Redd tag S, Med
ford 4: Marysville IS. Klamath
Palls 10: Willows 10. Pittsburg X.
Although Jordan's pitching was
the big noise yesterday, the Oems
got plenty of boom from their bats.
In the first game Pinky Hesse and
Ken Jensen each homered and in
the nightcap Jack Buick slammed
tut his first professional ball home
run. Lee Kast hit for four bases
for Marysville in the latter game.
Jordan allowed six hits in the
opener, four In the nightcap and
In the latter defeated Pete Swain.
MarysvUle-! top pitcher who was
looking for his 19th victory. Pinky
Hesse swiped his 40th base In the
nightcap to capture league booors
In that respect.
PERRY FANNED
Sunday's game was Marysville
all the way. chuck Schildmeyer
gave up too manv walk in th.
early Innings and was the loser.
Saturday night saw Stan Oilson
get an assist from Hub Kittle In
turning a 9- victory over Red
ding. With the score standing at
that, the bases loaded and two
out In the ninth frame. Kittle
inarched in to relieve Gilson on
the mound and fanned Ray Perry
Perry, incidentally, failed to hit
any more homers over the week
end and finished with 45, a new
league record.
The Gems have an off-the-cuff
oty game tonight against the
semi-pro Klamath Pioneers, at
Oems stadium starting at 7:45 The
ame has been In the making all
eon- AH proceeds of the tilt
;fl?n m so into a play,
erf pool from which the tadivdiual
'7" fn. will
Regular Oems stadium prices will
prevail.
Tha boxM:
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Totals M
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KLAMATH FALLS
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Jenwn. .lb "
Bulck. 2D
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Hernandez. If""
eiordll. m
Femsndes, lb 1.
Desrslso. e
Jordan, p .'"
a a o a t
3O1J10
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1 4 S
4 1110
a i J e
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Jesse
iii
Tntsls
Marvaville
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Klsmath rails
II 000
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inTT. WP-Jordsn I DP Cas-
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Boone, ss
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Carr. e
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Sherratl. rf
a sin. p
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KLAMATH gAI.!.
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Jensen, .lb
Bulrk. 3b . ..."
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Nordell. as .. 2
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VaryavHI. ,,0
Klamath ralU . oS 103 X-
81 stMARV HB-Ka.t. Bulek 3fTZ
Str."' . "ernsnde,, W illlsmi SB Cas
Jensen. RBI-Kail. Ashley, Her
nsndei a. Hesse 2. Bulrk. Nnrdell. SO
by -.! , jrd,n a BB off Roam
. Jordan I IR off gwain 5. Jordan 1
JB- Norrtelt., Hea 1X1B -Maryavllls
Tibb5. Umtnraa p,rv and
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SMALL, BUT OH MY! This is Don Megale, 125-pctind Coos
Bay youngster who whipped Veteran Ken Koms in the singles
finals of The Herald ond News invitational tennis open over
the week-end. Megale looks over his first place cup.
Fleischer Honored
For Part Played
In Mug-mangling
NEW YORK (NEA The Ital
ian Federation of Boxing Is to
confer the "Italian Order of
Knighthood" on Nst Fleischer for
his efforts on behalf of inter
national beak busung.
"What International boxing?
you may ask. but It's pleasing to
see someone excited about the
manly art of mangling mugs.
Editor Fleischer of The Ring
magazine will be decorated during
the European Boxing union con
vention in Rome September 17-18-1.
He plans quite a trip tn search of
talent London. Stockholm, Ant
werp. Brussels. Rome. Paris, Bar
celona and back to London town in
the event that the Lee Savold-
Bruce Woodcock match takes place,
as tentatively scheduled, September
28.
If he looks hard enough. Fleischer
might return with Jersey Joe Wal
coc The old Camden fellow is over
there somewhere, still celebrating
the flattening of OUie Tandberg.
and wondering where be can find
some more pleasant work of the
kind.
Fleischer, who keeps In close
touch with fistic affair on the
other side, doubts that the Savold
Woodcock match will take place
this year, and relates how an
Englishman's fondness for tea
called off a joust for which Pro
moter Jack Solomons had sold 48,
000 tickets at White City.
Woodcock was driving to his
training camp tn a Jeep when he
decided to drop in at his mother's
home, which was on the way, for
tea and crumpet. He suffered a
broken shoulder blade when the
Jeep skidded into a tree.
Because of the weather, Septem
ber 28 is about as late as an out
door show can be staged In Eng
land, and Harrtngway, which has
the largest Indoor seating capacity
To St. Louis
Via Willows
WOODBURN, Sept. uP
Thorn aa Younts, a big . right
handed pitcher from nearby
Marquam, was signed by the 8u
Louis Cardinal baseball chain at
the end of a tryout camp here
8unday.
The 8-foot 190-pound young
ster will report next season to
Willows of the class D Psr West
league.
New Record Set
By Rivet Team
HARRISBURO. P., Sept. 8 IPt
Get out the record books, boys, here's
new one and with rivet yet.
Eddie Derr of Mlddletown. Pa.,
and Clarence Price, Pittsburgh.
lesmea up yesterday to win the
"nstlonal rivet-throwing champion
ship" with heaves of 125 feet.
Derr acter as the pitcher, tossing
red-hot rivet to Price, who caught,
them In a funnel while standing on
a four-inch wide steel girder atop a
metal tower.
The event was sponsored by the
Structural Iron Workers (AFl.
Local 104.)
Number of eggs laid bv fish
varies decidedly. Rainbow females
lay from 500 to 3.000; largemouth
about 6.000 to 10.000: walleye, a
few thousand to 60.000 or more
Sport Afield.
lYg Poole'i For
BIKES
Schwinn Built $39.95
POOLE'S 222 So. 7fh
h Invitational
in the London area, accommodate
no more than 10.800.
Savold and Woodcock would un
questionably wait for next summer,
and why not with that kind of busi
ness. That might keep Exzard Charles
sway from the winner until next
fall, which would be a break for
everybody.
Jake LaMotta says he la perfect
ly willing to defend the middle
weight championship against Ray
Robinson at Madison Square Oar
den In January.
A lot of people were afraid of
that.
Speaking' of Sugar Ray Robinson.
LaMotta looks right past Marcel
Cerdan. who's next at the Polo
Grounds. September 28. Obviously
Moo Petite Cerdan wasn't fooling
Jscob when he belted out the shop
worn Tony Zale.
Robinson has already beaten La
Motta four out of five time, but
now that the Bronx Bull ha the
title, the Harlem Hot Shot will have
to do it again to make It official.
This promises to become one of
the more celebrated boxing series.
The trouble win be where to put
the production.
The show already ha been on
the road.
STANDINGS
FAR WEST LEAGl'E
Pinal 1 w. L. Pet.
Pituburg 83 42 .864 I
Klamath Fall 73 48 .829
"
Willow
Redding
Marysville
Medford .
38 84
J17
Yesterday Res alts
Klamath Palls 10-9, Marysville
2-3.
Pittsburg 7-10, Willows 0-4.
Medford 8-10, Redding 4-9.
rinnrr rmcr 11., , .
Hollywood 85 73 Ma
SKrwrnento 87 80 la
Seattle 87 80 L
San Diego
San Francisco
Portland
85 82 J60
80 88 M3
-.77 89 .464
Los Angeles 84 103 M3
Yesterday's Remit
Seattle 2-3, Los Angeles 0-0.
San Francisco 9-1, Portland 8-11.
Oakland 8-9. San Diego 2-3.
Hollywood 2-8. Sacramento 1-3.
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
St. Lou la .....82 49 .826
Brooklyn 81 51 .814
Philadelphia 70 83 SU
Boston 67 66 JW4
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
65 66 ,496
68 72 .446
62 76 .400 i
Chicago
62 82
J68
Yesterday' Results
St. Louis 9-4, Pittsburgh 1-5.
Brooklyn 7-13, Boston 2-2.
Philadelphia 9-4. New York 7-2.
Cincinnati 7-7, Chicago 3-7.
AMERICAN LEAGl'E
New York 81 48 .823
Boston 82 62 .612
Cleveland 78 54 .591
Detroit 7 58 j74
Philadelphia . 67 65 .508
Chicago 53 80 J08
St. Louis 48 86 J58
Wshlngton 4.1 87 331
Yesterday' Results
New York 13-5. Philadelphia 4-2.
Boston 6-12, Washington 2-2.
Cleveland 6-6, Chicago 3-4.
Detroit 4-2, St. Louis 0-1.
J GREASE
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Coos Bay
Lad Wins
H-NPlay
" Veteran Ken Karns of Klam-'
ath rails tell to the blasting n,t flri?T
shots of Mighty Mite Don Megale."" .
of Coos Bay who won the single
championship In the second an
nual Herald and News open In
vitational tennis tournament held
at Moore park Saturday. Sunday
and Monday.
Karns, who won the tourney last
year, couldn't' cope with the ener
getic Megale. 125-pound Oregon
State sophomore. Although canny
Karns had his accurate backhand
working to perfection in the second tmd tnrw ,lrw assistant coaches
set to upend Megale 6-0. the 1- on h4lld UHl.iy fr the first fall
year-old Coo Bay lad won the : football praciice.
first set. 8-J. and went on to cop j ,ww mm m John 0r,vrc
the third and fourth. 8-4. 8-3. , totm willsmelte plaver who will
Kama demonstrated his veteran . ,UUJr d,,.,,., performers: Roy Hel
campaigning when he paired with peruana Beaver pitcher in
BUI Crawford Monday alter losing ol U), jayvee; and Jim Cat-
to Megale and the Karns-Crawford trraU ex-Oregon Slate basketballer
combo drubbed Jerry Olson and ' wru m ,n assist Helser.
Earl Brooks In straight sets, 8-S, I
-Q. -4 to win the doubles title.
the h,eyrMoVltow1lU1nne,r'iS,'',, Uu,"ml ' Vnu"'' B C '
the other out - of - to n Inner. , , con,,,
Dorothy trounced Klamath's Ruth w,slenl c,Md ,na Albwu Oor
-l. - In the finals.
" . . J ,
Ronnie Lowell, showing marked Ward of Spokane by nine strokes. the second game quickly with an ' ulw.n'n. Dulu definitely has ar
mprovement during the invlta-; Leonard received 1600 and Ward I eight run first Inning. The final I ' ',M ,...
Improvement during the invlta -
tlonal open, turned the tables on
Evert Karnes, who beat him in the
recent city tourney, to win the
Junior crown. Final score was 8-1.
8-2, 8-0. ,
Consolation men's singles winner
was Oeorge Mills
who downed
th the Junior
8-4. 8-1.
sin the men's
Lowell, who entered both
and men divisions.
Conanlatwn winners
doubles bracket were Loren Hughes
and 15-year-old Bruce Dingier. The
finals went the full five sets with
Hughes and Dingier outlasting Dr.
Raymond Tice and Bud Case. 8-3,
3-8. 4-8. 8-3, 8-2.
Energetic Megale advanced
to
the Monday finals with wins over
Jerry Olson Bill Crawford and
Todd Tlbbutt. flrst-rankin. Med-
ford netter tTti Persons have swera the English ." ana 3 to o. Shana won his ; rsrrled Cne 18 holes before losing
sr.. .! ,,. w . ' channel but Bob Prowl. :4-yewr-old i i9,n on ""autiful one-hit per- in the quarter-finals, and Jullu
Karns got the finals shot with n, ..,,. . ... formanrw In ih. men in,. 1 a - .
MoT. -SL 0w,!n the second man yesterday
auss atoms naa a rauirr easy
-" w h'-j uoiy
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"''"-',. oeiauiis.
7 . ' "
over Delores steel to gain the
final.
Crawford and Karns. who also ,
won the doubles bauble In th, city i
tourney, downed Jim Smith and
Max Hick and then Jim Fmnlgan
and Mills to gain the finals. OLson
and Brooks had to get aver Hughe
nd Dingier d Tlbbutt and John
wenaro. ootn eg Metuora.
t
in the Junior division Kama
over Dingier to get a crack
Lowell in the finals. Dingier, one
hw uiuet promising neiiers on
the local horizon, extended Karns
three seta. Lowell bludgeoned John
Owing In straight seu to get into
the finals and beat Karns for the
Junior laurels.
Megale was fourth-seeded In the
tourney. Karns rated the first spot
with Tlbbutt second. Tice third.
Darrell Walker of Bend, who didn't
show up for the tourney, fifth, then
Crawford, Richard and Case.
Coors Get Two
(Whacks At Semi
Baseball Title
WICHITA. Kas. Sent. 8 MV-The
r.l n ,,, .
88 58 .540 "-'O'o.. "iour wiu get two
84 S3 JM I chnce 10 win the national semi
&8 68 .460 pro baseball tournament champion-
The Coors meet the Fort Wayne.
ii.. ururrsi a,ircincs wnigm in 1
a title contest. But If the Coors I
.um, in.-, ii piny anomer umt tor ;
me championship tomorrow. j
The Coors are unbeaten In the 1
oouoie elimination tournament. I
i Fort w,ye n ,mt Dn "me and
te,nt wouid knock .
I0' 'he ,chmp,on"hl?- . I
.' n?',n dv,"ced, to Lht
nignt oy oeanng M:aWWI aJIAIII
I City. Okla.. 4-0.
! The Coors handed Fort Wayne
Its only defeat earlier In the tour-
inamenL A field of 32 teams began
play in the tournament August 19.
Major League
LEADERS
By The Associated Press
American League
Batting Williams, Boston, J53:
Kell, Detroit, 341. Runs batted In
Stephens, Boston, 146; Williams,
Boston, 141. Home runs Williams,
Boston, 37; Stephens, Boston, 36.
Pitching Kinder. Boston, 18-6,
.783; Parnell. Boston, 21-7, .760.
Ntional League
Batting Robinson, Brooklyn,
348: Blaughter, St. Louis. 342.
Run batted In Robinson. Brook
lyn. 112; Klner, Pittsburgh. 102.
Home runs Klner, Pittsburgh, 42;
Muslal, St. Louis. 28. Pitching,
Wllks. Bt. Louis. 11-3, .786; Roe,
Brooklyn, 12-4, .750.
Bulletin
Gets Feet Wet
IN THE KNOI WH CHANNEL,
Sept. tV Shirley May France
was six miles from the English
shore today at 9:35 p. m. (7:35
a. nt. PUT) in her attempt to
swim the English channel.
Gets Feet Cold
IN THE ENCU.1S1I CHANNKL.
Sept. 6 iPt Shirley May Franca
today abandoned her attempt to
swim the channel.
Roy Helser
Will Tutor
Willamette
M.-MINNVIM.K Ore Sent- 8 i.W
jjndeld college football aspirants
rriMONTON Alia. Rent. ii
sou cnanipioiisnips u a live-
; under-par i. He measured Bud
. Leonard received 1600 and
$400.
:
BOlS-i. Idaho. Sept, 8 i Linn
j Rockwood. Provo, Utah, won the
j men's single championship of the
i Idaho tennis tournament yesterday
with a straight set win over Olen I
Hayne of Salt Lake City. 8-0. 8-1. '
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ASTORIA. Ore.. Sept. 8 i.4v-A 48 ;
pound 10 ounce salmon waa worth;
' iuu " Jonn " noixxa oi nosourg.
I Wash., yesterday. It won first
1 "oney In the annual derbies at
Astoria, Ore . and Chinook, Wash ,
as well as the daily prises awarded
00 u" amJ m " """'
on the day of the catch.
8EASIDE, Ore, Sept. 8 oPi-Sev-
. txtf jwlm U)e f 1(nt mUt .
of the Pacific ocean from Tillamook
rujca ana oeaaiae.
, The Jaunt took four hours' and
, 55 seconds. Two .other swimmers
: who started with him gsve
earlier
up:
BOISE Idaho Scot 8 oJV-Cham.
oi "the " ?.?If ' "rThst
regional fastball nlav are the Rm-
chicks and Rubenstein Furnituie
1 o r,.n. rw.
i " '.. ,., - ...
U('hW.n ioTr
tJt mdeoendents. The E.,n,
tie Independents. The Eugene
squad took the men . title with a
4-1 defeat of J. A Tertellng and
son, of R,chUnd. Wash.
Sons of Richland, Wash.
Genrs Rnmhn
Top Cowhand
ELLENfiBURO, Wash., Sept.
"inning point In every
event ne entered, Oene Rambo of
Shandon. Calif., picked up 994
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aeT.f tZ. f
J ZltU lMl l3 TOi,dnf
iiuniiru nrvuiia 10 vasey 1100a oi
rwru ricoe, o. u , in UK saauie
bronc event.
Jack Buschbaum of , Caaaville,
Wis., won the bareback cham
pionship "and Claude Henson of
Chandler. Arix.. the bulldoeeln
event. Herb 8lltmsn of Omsk won !
the bull ndlng ontest. and Chuck
Erwln of Walla Walla the cow 1
miiaing event.
Ten thousand spectator filled
ine stana i or me una i days
events,
C l C imm bm o a
td 01 mm oris
. . .
CArAt Civil
MEDFORD, Sept. 6 (PI Eddie
Simmons of the Rogue Valley
country club here held the South
ern Oregon golf chsmpionshlp for
a sixth time today.
Miss Helen Thompson, also of
Medford. claimed the women's
crown for a third time.
Simmons was victor over medal
Is'. Oeorge Harrington, Medford. 2
slid 1. yesterday tn the final. Miss
Thompson carded 81 yesterday for
a medal 36-hole score of 162. It was
15 strokes better than he- nesrest
rival, Mrs. Preston Coursen, Ell
gtne. In the men's first flight.
Jensen, Medford, defeated
Zlegler, Corvallls, 1 up.
John
Don
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Race Hot In
Homestretch
Of Coast Loop
Twinks Keep Slim
Bulge With Double
Win Over Solons
By The Associated Press
Can Hollywood last In the hot
Pacilic Coast league racer
The Stars, out in front most of
the season, atlU hold a three game
edge over the Oakland Oaks, the
linn champs. With only 20 games
left, the stretch run shapes up as
a neck and neck two-team attair.
The Stars face series with Ban
Diego, Ban Francisco and Seattle.
The Oaks' fore are bacramento,
Los Angeles and Portland.
Hollywood looked like It could
make It In taking two from Sac
ramento Labor Day, the paocset
ten' mill straight win. Willie
Ruinsdrll threw a une-httter to an
nex the opener t to 1. Tile lone
poke was a pinch homer by Kookle
Bill Wilson. The Blars' hurler had
to throw his best ones u til. Bo.
Ions' Orv drove gave up but three
safeties In losing. The gam had Ita
dark aide, though, aa Jim Baxes,
. . JT . . J . '
man. tripped over first base for a
I possible fractured rib. However.
I T"'" EST '2
the nightcap and hit a homer and
. double. The Sl.r. won g-S.
w ui. u-
'torn Ban Dirgo and then sewed up
score was to 3. Oakland now has
a four game win streak. The Oaks'
I slugger Earl Rapp, hit his thir
teenth homer in the first game a
400 foot blast.
MEALS tiFLIT
Ban Francisco split a double bill
with Portland. The Seals scored a
ninth Inning run to take the open-
er to 8 but the Beaver exploded
'ir ' In the seven-Inning ;
nightcap to win II to I. Eddie;
came om oi a mng oaiung
1 slump to lead the Beavers in the
j Tnghlcap. He bashed out Vux runs
with a double and grand slam
homer.
. two pnen-
1 ' ' rieicner ana inarus
j n,n- blanked Los Angeles twice
I nightcap. Big Guy allowed eight
nna oui naa nis trouble with th
K Angeles, successive home
' niui iiiiiui oy j.rs
w gave uuy nia
two run margin.
Don Watkina
hsd held the
Rainier to three scattered
until the double blast. It 1
I H""n '"tht ln lor " fd hot
! 2 ? ',Z ,"h
i r'm"lto .'or. hlra PI,C. lh
i 1 "!!, Z, ywood.
Only one game U on tap for to-
n'hl m Jhe looP. " Francisco
Ei? ".aS VII l"U C1"!
I IV. -V"" '""" mounn
' rriol for lh, Ts,.u ,Z.
I B,. rs' Dr Fr., r), 1
' " Fr'"c" P'f"clt ''
!
Indians
Scalp
'Pioneers
VDl'I t u - . . ,
... DTui. d . mm ii 1 1 1 n.
Vrek. Indian, .nd Dummu.r Rail-
rnaders will open play next Bun-
,n' Northern California league.
Shaughneasy playoff, two games
, 0m 0j three
Last Sunday Ihe two clubs gained
the finals by win over Klamath
and Hilt,
The Indians clubbed Fran Miller
and Pat Williams for a 19-10 tn
umPh over the Klamath Pioneers
h'r'' taking the lead on a six-run
outburst In the second Inning. The
...... .nL,UUi-u m noiiir-r wnn me
'"" loded by Jack Morgan and
07 uon
1 rue.
Mario Pisn homered for the ! '" the preliminaries. Mel F-ngle-Plnneers
in the third Inning. j man. 128. Salem, won a first round
At Hilt Ihe Railroaders' I yle TKO over Hal Barkan. 135, Van
Turpln gave the Jeta only five hits couver, Wash.
tor a 10-0 victory. Both series went
j In two straight gamea.
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Dodgers Gain On Redbirds
Mv The Associated Preaa
Ifciwn the atiTtrh come the New York Yankee and lit. Lotil
Cardinals, clinging desperately to I't-sani leads that tradition say
they should hold.
Only five of the last 30 Labor Day leaders have failed to make
the world serl-a In the last 10 years ... but maybe the runnerup
Boston Ked Hug and Brooklyn Dodgers don't read the record books,
tit. Louis lost a gama of lis lead to the Dodgers yesterday when
e they split with Pittsburgh while
Youngsters
Loom On Tee
Horizon
ROCHESTER. N. Y.. 8pt. (
If the eatrt U. S. amateur golf,
championship provrd nothing else I
It waa that there are plenty od
fine, aharpshooting youngsters
ccmlng up.
fhsrlla rne. the as war - old
I p,,g,r . f,cw) perfectionist from
Oklahoma City, looks aa If he will
i be a tough man to tosa out of hts
n,,y won national title for many,
i years to home.
BW oil and cow mn Rufus Kins
. Wlrhl -.. T . m ...it. ot
the II and 10 ahellarklng h took
th' 0 shel..cs,ng he look
,,. ciub ...n n
nl, ," ,lfni ,,,,
himself.
Coe, with whiplash drives and
rled aa the leader of American
golfiioni's young crop. I
The Oklahoma Insurance man's
record of twice winning th trans
Mississippi amateur and reaching
the semi finals In last year's U. B
smateur at Memphis, Tenn
brought hi ma Walker cup team!
selection this year.
His 8 and 7 victory over Willl.mJ
C. Campbell in Friday's sem.-B
finals, coupled with the Uirrld pace
he set sgaUut King, only served
tn emphasise his first rank pnat
tion.
1 Close behind him In the youth
will-be-aerved division are Camp-
bell. 38-year-old atat legislator
from Huntington. W. Vs.; Harvle
; ward Jr . 33. and Intercollegiate
champ. Rock Mount, N. C: who
str from West Hartford. Conn.
To these must be added the
names of King and Hal Paddock
70. a former Ohio atale champion
from Aurora. O.
ncia ine
rjYost Retains
Golf Bauble
THE DALLES. Sept. 8 oH-De-
1 t.,... r...w ...
I tnn gtau con,., ,d Mrs Lvle'
! Vhe
rnen-. and
mm't ""'"' champlon-
"h'p ,h """-Columbia goir
tournament.
Th. you. college player fl.ll.he.lD
a two-under-par 70-73-143 yester-,
day. three stroke, better than Bobl
1 Duden. Oregon coast titlist from
Portland, who had 74-71 143 for
' second place.
Mrs. Bowman carded 77.78-156
' for the 38-hole play and broke by,
three strokes the women's tourn-
I nirnt record she hsd set at 158
1 last year. I
Other men's scores: Alton Ing-
ram The ri.tt Isa. n ....
.... .i..
1 Ihe Dalle,. Bentile Hughes. Port-
1",la n" Matt Hatala, Rose City
"'"'. Cy Perkins. Hood River
Harvey Hixon. Eugene, and Clar-
ence sowers. Portland, were tied
In fifth at 150. Ted Jones, Eugene
, had 158.
Rogers Whips
Joey Ortega
PORTLAND, Sept
8 lPl Dot:
, Rogers, 1J9. Portland, won a 10-
j round decision over Joey Ortega
133. of portlsnd. In the Jantzcn
nark arena main f.nl l-.f ni.hi
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Regardless
H tliooklyn was thumping Boston
twice, 7-2 and 11-9.
Itrd Munger breesed to his thir
teenth win in the Cards' opener
aa Knoa rllauuliter drove In five
rims In the roul of Murry Dickson,
tt-l The same Monger, trying for
the dally double in the second
game, lost th decision on relief
in the tenth when doubles by
Danny Murtaiigh and Ulan Rojek
gave Plttsbuigh a 8-4 eose.
Brooklyn turned I he power loos
on the weary Bravea who now are
only one game above the 00 mark.
After Joe Hatlen waa knocked out
In the first Inning of the morning
game, Carl Erskiue and Paul Win
ner contributed 83 3 Innings of no
hit relief pllrhlng for the edge
oer Warren Hiahii. Preacher Hoe
tied the National league strikeout
high for the year whiffing II in
the loiMidrd second game 132.
The snaring Phillies extended
their win atrrnk to six games bv
duimilng the New York Cllanla. g-7
and 4-2. lrl Emits' homer and
three singles helied Dutch Meyer
best Dave Koslo In the second
game alter a four-run rally In Ih
ninth gave Ken llrintsrlman the
nod over reliefer Adrian Zabala In
Ihe opener.
Cincinnati trimmed Chicago, 1-3,
in the first game with a four run
knockout blast gainst Dutch Leon
ard In the ninth. Johnny Itchmlt
.h- ai. ?
"' m ,n "ond.
,i, , rJ
fu, t L ,,Ln .
All four first division clubs swept
doubles in the American, leaving
ihe Yanks' lead safe at !' gamea.
New York blasted Philadelphia,
13-4 and 8-3. while Ih Red Bog
ran over Washington 8-3 and 13-1.
Joe DlMaggioa grand slam
turner broke open the first gam
for th Yanks a hen Vic Rase 111
ram up with his 18th victory over
Lou Brlsaie.
DiMaggio had to leave th sec
ond gain because of cramps In
both legs liter th first Inning,
but the Yanka put on a four-run
splurge In the fourth to win. Tha
game waa called by darkness after
seven lunuigs.
Mel Parnell earned hi Slat win
In Boston's 8-3 opening triumph,
slthough nicked for II hit. Bobby
Doerr's 17lh homer off Bid Hud
son started th Box on their way.
They cut loose with a 18-hil attack
In the second. Inctadlng Vera
Stephens 36th homer. Walt Master
son, an ex-arnator, silenced hi old
mate with seven hits.
IMIIANH COP PAIR 1
Cleveland took a pair from Chi-
cago. 8-3 and 8-4. 1-arry Doby hit
a homer In each gam and Oeorg
",,k"U; M ,w ,nT Wh."
f"" T . ' T.. '
ifm"; ? four-hltter to cop
lu. 10 III UIV IIIIHIT.
Detroit continued to stole, mak
ing It 14 out of their last 16 by
subduing At. Louis twice, 4-0 and
2-1. Neat pitching Jobs by Freddie
Hutchinson, who spun a four-hit
shutout against Al Papal, and by
Art Houtteman who toased a sig
hitter, did the trick.
Yesterday s Stars
Bv The Associated Press
Batting. Del Emus. Phillies Won
first game with ninth-Inning alugl
to top New York. 9-7. knd collect
ed four hits. Including a homer, In
second game 4-3 victory.
Pitching Freddie Hutchinson and
Art Houtteman, Tigers Pitched
Tigers to double win over Browns.
Hutchlnsnq hurled four-hit shut
out. 4-0. Houtteman stopped
Browns with NM hits. 3-1, and
started winning rally with a dou
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