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HtRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Briefs
Art McLarney
Wears Smile
Comedy Reigns
As Gems Drub
Pioneer Nine
Rtedsport Rookie
Gets Credit For
Hurling Victory
If ther was vrr any doubt lxut
tt. th ilniibt ahould he erased now.
Last nlulit Hi firms stadium lli
piofeaalonal Orma wrarkrd Hi'
ermt-pro Pioneer In 111 tune of
17-9 III a liaacliull gam that hart
In lake a bark arat to comedy after
IX lllllltlga.
Tli profrnalonals went at tlirlr
bii'lnraa errloiialy until they'd
rolled up eninrUiliig like a 133 Irad
ovrr Ilia local boya. then tllpiied
through the laat llirre Iranira uslnl
such oddltlre aa a Irftliandrd In
Uriel, pitrhera for plnchlillters and
tli Ilka, cleaning Ilia brnrh to Irt
everybody In nn the fun.
The Pioneers, shorlhendrd and
with arveral Injurlra In thrlr fold
from Northern Calllorma ctmill
aamea. Imported Pitcher l.yle Tur-
pln and Catrher Elwln llauaon for 1 attle. Uoruaen weighed ISO.
Ihmamulr to throw agalnat the Hliarkl Vandrrveer, i:t. Heattle.
Cltma. Turpm did fairly well for iirtdy oilman, 1JJ, Heattle.
two Innlnga but the profcaaionale drrWi f. yrrry Correal. 140, Van
ui.lo.ilrd on htm tor five runa In I ruvrr. II. C . dmaioiird Marvin
the third frame. He waa replaced Hhi 3o, yrl iwie. Jim Only,
by lrv Whltt In the smth. i n7, Vancouver. B. C . dectaioned
Clyde DeWitt, a ronkle from llibby Uavia. ISO. Heattle, 4; Korky
Reedaport who haa been down 1, e w I a. lis, Vanaiuver, B. C,
pltchlnf batlini practice for Ih , knorkrd out Art Jamra, 1M, He
Ctenu. lot the starting role for the attle, 2
play-fr-ay club and waa the win- I
lier He displayed good faat ball PORTLAND. Sept. 1 lA:- Fast
and fair control, giving up )ul two t,,,! f.llrt,n w,n crnirr attrniion
hiu in the al framea ha worked. I ., portlrtd Sunday nluht for the
HKATTI.E. Hrpt. t Ml-Although
the uaxkellmll season la allll some
lime off, University of Wahlntoii
Coach Art McLarnry wore a amlle
today.
The rauae of hla )ny waa quirk
recovery of frank Oulaiieaa of Van
couver, Wash., from an appendec
tomy undrigon laat Batuidey.
"lie II probably be one of my j
rriiulara," McLarnry opined.
PORTLAND, Kept. 7 11 Three
membera of the Hiilrm Beuatora
have been called up for eeaaonlng
with Uie parent Portland Beavera.
Thry are Catrher Hill Buriher,
Pitcher Cal Mrlrvln and Outfielder
Hob Cherry. Outfielder Art Pen
nington alto waa to have Joined
the Coaat league club but waa
forced to return home by lllnraa In
hla family.
! HKATTLK. Hept. 7 (At-. Bernard
i Doruaen. clever New Orleana mid
t dlrweighl, a cored hla aecond
atramhl 10 round decision laat
' lilaht over Mllo Hnvntfe. V. of Be-
GORDY HERNANDEZ
TOPS WITH STICK
Clordon 'Punrhol llrrnandri, who played 120 famea for the Orm
In left field and at aecond baa tlila aeiuon, flnlahrd strong with a
butting average of J7I to aet the pace for Oema batsmen.
'I lie avrmgea eie figured unofficially through all regularly ached
ulrd Irugiic gnmea hirludlng Monday night doubleheadrr with Marya
vllle. The Oema flnlahrd the arain with an hlttera maintaining an
average of VM) or better. Pinky a
lloae wound up with an average
of .317 and leedrrahlp of the league
In thire drpaitmrnu In tlmea at
hat thMi, hlta-Hnai and atolrn
baaea 1401.
Aa a team aa a whole, the Orma
endrd the regular araaon leading
the league hi both Hub balling
( 21IR end fielding Bum.
In the pitching department. Nllea
Jordan of Klamath Kll and Bill
Carr of Medfnrd were the Kar Weal
letgue a only 30 game winners. Jor
dan titiUhrd with 30-7 and Carr
with 20-S.
Kor the aecond atralght year Red.
dlug'a Ray Perry dominated the
league lii Individual offense, batting
.413. Perry led in hitting average,
runa acored, total baaea. home rutta,
baaea on balla and runa batted In.
Unofficial Orma batting and
pitching recorda for the aeaaon are:
RalUae
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T'il
417
171
J-V4 70 71
441 111 1211
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107
M4
171
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771
Slaughter
Threatens
Robinson
133 DOGS ENTER
RETRIEVER TRIALS
Th Plonceri acorrd flmt, irttlni ,
run In tl-.t wen i id fmnif on
wttlk m.d lUiuoni double, mid 1
urt.lrd mint hr r in Uw fnurth nn
Haiti ftwt Piitrit'i tioublr. The;
On vi nl their tnlllr In wmrwhit !
Imgrr elutttrri after breaking m 1-1
tic It) the third.
A crowd of 901 paid cuUimera
turned nut to are the fame, (he
money oing into m playera pw)l
!or both the Ornii and Pnmeera.
IM Haiti
An m n a r
utart of Ihe Women a KaMball an-
aoriatlnn's world champlomhlgta.
Eleven regional tournament win
tiers from all pnrU of the nation
will participate The Bo1m Chirk,
and Mud KlnrUU o( iMrtland will
rrpreaent the Ntirthwrnl.
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Don Donovan Will
Enroll At SMU
i DALLAM. Te , Hept. 1 IA1 Don
Ikinovan. hallbvk on the IM
i rhampioiuthip Oregon high achool
I football team, la going to attend
i Southern Methodial unlveralty.
I "He i on the rampiu now and hla
I grade and rredlta have been ac
cepted," Coach Matty Bell aald to
I dav.
Donovan, who played for Oranli
Pa hlah achool. haa relative In
i Dallaa. After vWHng them thla aum
1 mr. he derided to enroll at 8MU.
! He U all feet tail and welghi
i i7.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7 iPEnoe
Country! Slaughter, of the St.
Louis Cardlnali, Is stirring up quite
fusa In tlie National league's Indi
vidual batting race.
Slaughter, a throwback to Cardi
nal gas houae gang days of 1134,
today waa aenouMy challenging
Brooklyn's Jackie Roblnaon for the
title. !
Robinson Is but six points In
front of Slaughter. Jackie la moving
at a J48 gait. Including games of
Labor Day. Slaughter Is hard on
hla heels at J43. i
The Dodgers sparkplug dropped 1
from J4R to .34 during the paat I
week while slaughter Jumped from I
3i to J43. Hlaughter belted out -17
hits In 34 trlpa. a .4M gait. I
Stan Mualal. who with Slaughter
forma the Cards' one-two punch.
n1 ' tacked five points to hla mark to In- I
! crease hla average from 331 to '
ai, 32. third brat In the circuit. i
Trailing Mualal are the New York
Olar.la' . Wlllard Marshall, Bobby
Thomson and Pittsburgh's Ralph '
Kiner. Marshall Is socking 315 and
Californians
Will Inspect
Botulism
Probably 30 men from California,
Including two noted wildlife writers,
will be In town tonight and to
morrow for a trip down on the Low
er Klamath lake refuge to look into
the botulism outbreak there this '
summer.
.1 P C'neiiln r.f tti Ran VraiiHkrn'
t,-. ,,'.., .H ka ki..i t it.. u trial for reUiever dogs.
PrancUco Newa will be with the ncn u ,ae1
artv and 10 different coruervatmn ! the canine capera with small lake
organizations will be represented In ! ' t'r wc"'', th djacent
the croup. hud in good cover. Spectators will I
ciiinrni. tuh anrf ..m. fi. i be able to get Into the area esal-
oartment Diane will bring aome of i n0 afforded an wcellent
Champion poochea from far-away
place have been entered, Including
the national champion, Brlgnall'a
Orlruro. owned by Cliff Brignall of
Kerns Ranch, five-and-a-half
mllea from the Weed-Aahland Junc
tion on the Keno road, will be the
site for the largest dog retriever
trial ever held In thla area, with
133 canine already entered for the
event to be ataged Friday, Baturday
and Sunday.
Trni 1 a regular A K.C. licensed
cotutn have been entered In the
trials.
The non-winner stake will start at
I o'clock Friday morning, the derby
at f o'clock Baturday morning. The
open all-age stake will follow the
derbr Baturday and continue all day
Sunday.
Judges will be Al Schmidt of Port
land and Jamea L. Pre of Lot
Angeles.
The public, la Invited to th trial
and there will be no admission
charge.
If'l PooU'i For
BIKES
Schwinn Built $39.95
POOLE'S 222 So. 7fh
tlie vialtora In Thursday morning In
time for the Jaunt to the refuge.
Several men from Klamath Palls,
Tulelake, Dorris and Yreka will Join
the parly.
Thursday at 3 p m. a luncheon Lo Angele.
meeting will be held at the Pelican
and all Interested persons are in
vited to attend the meeting.
The party probably will look over
the duck "hospital" on the Tule
refuge after visiting the botulism
outbreak on Lower Klamath.
Refuge employee and volunteer
workers have picked up around 3400
iHi.ii hlrria Oils summer for
treatment at the hoapltal and about
IS per cent of the birds are reported
recovering rom the disease.
Bisons Clinch IL
MONTREAL. Bept. 7 oPr The
Buffalo Bisons have clinched the
International league pennant by
defeating Montreal, 11-6.
Three field trial champions will
also be here for the trials.
Dogs from Nebraska. Michigan.
Victoria B. C . Hawaii. Missouri,
South Dakota. Minnesota and Wis-
Bookie Bilking
Trio Convicted
SEATTLE. Sept. 7 (Accused
of broadcasting horse race results t
to confederates who placed bets be
fore bookmakers learned the race j
results, an ex-Jockey from Lacey.
Wash, and two New Yorkers werej
convicted last night on six count i
of Illegal operation of radio trans-1
milter.
A federal Jury deliberated five)
hours end 15 minute before finding !
the trio guilty of three counts charg
ing they had no station license and
three count of not having opera
tors' licenses. They were found In-1
Thomson and Klner. 308.
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1 1 thud of ahoe Irathrr againal ptgtkin
1 1 and hard bodily contact Is the or
a i der of the day aa the Modoc Union
0 high achool footballers point for
?! their first gam September 17
J ...mat ML Bha... on th. Utter. Cot$
Ji The Modoc grldder. are In the 01, TeX0 LeOQU
Their schedule follows:
I j Hept. 17 ML Nhaala. there
o Hept 34 tVntwood. there
MrpL It Burns, here
! Isrk l-aaevlrw. here
5 OrL zl (all River, thrre
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PORT WORTH. Teg . Sept. 6 ii
Port Worth Cats finished on top
of the Trxas league atandlnga for
the aecond atralght eeavuv
The Cats yesterday clinched first
game of a doubleheader with Tula.
Tulaa nailed down second place In
the aiaiidniga with a 17-4 decision
In the aecond game.
Mt.HTS L4.HT MOHT
Im Angele-Beau Jack. 1J.
New York outpointed Tote Marti
net. 140V Loa Angele 10i.
Halt Lake Oly-Tony Chave.
Ban Joae. Calif., outpointed Joey
Jacques, 14. Ogden. Utah tlO).
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MrMINVILLE TIME
McMINNVII-LE. Sept 7 iPi The
city council voted last night to end
daylight saving time here at 2 a. m
Sunday. September 11. The action
was by ordinance to repeal the fasti nocent on a aevenin charge ol con
time measure. splracy.
The three defendants were Ralph
I Red Cros flld worker with the Casey. 33, of Olen Pall. N. Y.;
armed force last year lent or gave I Oeorge le Clair. 35, of Port Edward,
nearly I2.SOO.000 to service men. ' N. Y.: and Edward Plea. Lacey.
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I m Jenkins It laU for th 8:15 agalnr
How the profit system forces improvement
trp
a. Historically, natural fras has always been a
cheaper fuel for industrial plants than fuel oil.
West Texas has an abundant supply of natural
iras but few industrial plants. Southern Califor
nia, at the end of the war. had a limited supply
of natural gas and many industrial plants.
2. Thrfor, It made good economic sen) to
build a natural gas pipe line from West Texas
to Southern California. And as soon as the pipe
line was in operation late in 1947 industrial
consumption of fuel oil in the Southern Califor
nia area dropped off 51,000 barrels per day.
3 During this same postwar period, western
railroads began an intensive program of eon
verting from steam locomotives to Diesels. Thia
made good economic sense too. But it also meant
that railroad consumption of fuel oil dropped
from 126,000 barrels a day in 1945 to 57,000
barrels per day currently.
Oi-v $.'iz. VkJu eV-Ct-x.
4 To compiled) matters further, more and
more people continue to move to the West So
more and more gasoline is needed to meet their
requirements. Now you can't get gasoline out of
a barrel of crude without producing some fuel
oil. As a result more fuel oil is being produced at
a period whenrjisis needed. And time will make
the maladjustment worse instead of better.
5. So Hi Industry is faced with a major change
in refining techniques. Several processes that
will enable us to convert fuel oil stocks into gas
oline have already been blueprinted. But build
ing the equipment is going to cost a whale of a
lot of money. Estimates for such installations
at Union Oil alone range from 40 million to 70
million dollars. But they will be built because
they have to be built if we're going to stay in
business.
6 We don't like unexpected expenditures any
more than anyone else. But we do think this ia
an excellent example of : (1) the way our Ameri
can free economy forces improvement and auto
matically controls the production of different
products; (2) the necessity for adequate profit
and adequate incentive for new capital. For
these two sources provide the money we contin
ually require to keep our industrial equipment
up to the tasks which face it.
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OF CALIFORNIA
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function. W hop you'll feel frtt to tend in any tuggeilioni
T criticiemi you have to offer. Write: The Prendent, Union Oil
Company, Union OU Building, Lo Angele li, California.
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