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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
FRIDAY. SEPT. f. U9
Detroit Drubs
Cleveland In
Doubleheader
St. Louis, Bums
Still Separated
By Single Game
Br The Asoclate1 Praa
Red Rolfe'i Detroit Tigers, hot
test club tn baseball with a steam
Inc 13 -out -of - It Imr, today
seemed to have delivered the kayo
wallop to the world champion
Cleveland Indiana.
Th Trib still ha a mathemati
cal chance at th American league
pennant. 80 do the Tigers, but It's
only a flee ting hope one that
would require a minor miracle to
com true.
Detroit raulted Into a near tie
with Cleveland for third place by
sweeping a day-night doubleheader
yesterday on the pitching of Hal
Newhouser and Ted Gray. Both are
six games behind the Idle New
York Yankees, but the Indians hold
third by an .002 margin.
Newhouser fare Cleveland only
one hit and was faced by only 28
batters In Detroit's afternoon 10-0
romp over Cleveland. Gray followed
up Newhouser fine Job with a
four-hitter at night to trim the
Tribe's Bobby Feller. 4-1. Feller hit
a homer, but It wasnt enough to
save him from his 11th loss.
rTASHOl'T
Rain washed out the New York
Boston game, turning the big series
into a two-game set. The worst the
Yanks can get Is a split. Every day
their game lead looks more
comfortable.
If the Yanks can take a deep
breath, there Is no such chance In
the National. The St. Louis Cards
and Brooklyn Dodgers are separat
cd by a single game.
Harry Brecheen gave the Crdl
nal cause a boost last night with a
three-hit t-D shutout of the Chi
cago Cubs.
Brooklyn staggered home ahead
of New York. 13-7. In a S-hour-20-mlnute
marathon that was delayed
35 minutes by rain tn the first In
ning. Twenty-two walks, only one
short of the league record, were
handed out In the wild affair.
Ruts Meyer turned back Boston
with one hit as the Phillies dumped
the Braves for their ninth straight
loss. 3-1. The one hit was a double
by Connie Ryan In the first Inning,
scoring Sibby Sisti who walked.
CINCT WINS
Cincinnati pushed over three
runs tn the ninth to give Herm
Wehmeter a -7 decision over Pitts
burgh's Vie LombardL A homer by
Danny Litwhller started the win
ning rally.
The Philadelphia Athletics pulled
out of a i-game losing tailspin to
lefthand the Washington Senators
Into a double loss, 9-1 and 8-4. In
a twilight-night doubleheader. Alex
Kellner grabbed win No. 17 In the
twilight half at the expense of
Rookie Jim Pearce. up from Char
lotte. Lou Brlzzie breezed home in
the second.
Bob Kurava stopped the St. Louis
Browns with five hits tn pitching
Chicago to a 3-1 victory. Ned Car
ver was the loser.
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.STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGVE
W L Pet
Hollywood 96 73 .668
Oakland 93 77 44
Sacramento 89 80 .527
Seattle 88 81 -21
San Diego 88 83 .509
San Francisco 81 88 .479
Portland 79 90 .468
Los Angeles 85 104 ZSi
Last Night' Resolta
Los Angeles 7. Portland 6
Seattle 4, San Francisco 1 (10
Innings)
San Diego 8. Hollywood 1
Sacramento 8, Oakland t
AMERICAN LEAGVE
New York 82 48 .631
Boston 83 53 .607
Cleveland 78 56 .682
Detroit 80 68 .580
Philadelphia 69 65 15
Chicago 55 80 407
St Louis 48 88 .353
Washington 43 89 326
Yesterday's Result
Detroit 10-4, Cleveland 0-1 (day
night) Philsdelphia 9-8, Washington 1-4
(twilight-night)
Chicago 3, Bt Louis 1
Boston at New York, rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE
8t Louis
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
84 49 .633
84 61 .622
72 64 .629
67 69 .493
66 68 A93
68 75 AM
65 78 A14
52 84 -Vt2
yesterday's Retails
Bt Louts 6. Chicago 0 (night)
Brooklyn 12, New York 7 (night)
Philadelphia 1. Boston 1 (night)
Cincinnati t, Pittsburgh T
'Not Just Good
They're Great'
PULLMAN, Sept t UP) Coach
Phil Sarboe had nothing but praise
for three of his Washington 8tat
college grldmen yesterday not good,
he said, but great
That was his opinion of Center
Vera Torgeson, End Frank Polsfoot
and Halfback Don Paul after a
rough scrimmage session. Ray
Hobbs, a promising fullback can
didate, was also In action after re
covering from Injuries. The Cou
gars open against Utah State Sep
tember 17.
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Sofons Maul Oakland
With 9 thinning Homer;
Stars Lose To Padres
By Th Associated Press
Sacramento Is good friend indeed of Hollywood. Pacific Coast
league leaders.
The 8 tars took the Solons for five games straight over the Labor
Day week-end to strengthen a shaky lead over second-place Oakland.
Last night the Solons' Walt Dropo hit a ninth-inning three-run
homer to give Sacramento an 8-6 win over Oakland. The Solons' spotted
the Oaks a five-run second In utng.a
too. I
Tacoma Club
Up For Sale
TACOMA. Sept I W The Ta
coma Baseball club Is for sale. It
was announced here today bv Wil
liam suut, president of the parent
aen uiego raores.
Starr said he hsa been authorized
by his board of directors to negotiate
the sale of the local holdings of the
Western International league cluo.
He declined to name a price but
local authorities said It probably
would be In excess of $100,000. The
San Diego president ssld every ef
fort will be made to sell the Tiger
franchise and physical holdings
locally. Failing In this, the next
alternative would be to sell the
franchise and cease operating in
Tacoma. Sale of the franchise
would require approval of six of the
WIL directors.
The original purpose for pur
chase of the local club development
of young players no longer exists
because of other agreements, Starr
said, and so it Is felt no longer
feasible to operate here.
8tarr conferred last night with
officials of the Tacoma athletic com
mission, possibly with a view to
having that organization Interest It
self in the club.
Frank Oillihan. president of the
TAC. said later "we naturally are
Interested In local ownership but
any decision by the commission will
have to come from the board of
directors.
The Solon win was much appreel
a ted by Hollywood which ended a
six-game winning streak by losing
5-3 to San Diego. The Veteran Jess
Flares topped the Stars' Pinky
Woods who was trying for his 21st
victory. It was F lores' 18th win.
The league standings with only
18 games to play uli show Holly
wood four games ahead of Oakland.
Seattle took a 10-Inning thriller
4-3 from San Francisco. Rainier
Catcher Jack Warren came to bat
in the tenth with a record of one
double and three strikeouts. War
ren chose to double this time and
drove in the game clincher.
Cal McLuh lasted through lor a
7-6 win for hi Los Angeles Angels
over Portland. The Angels, with
some heavy sticking, built up a 7-2
lead for McLish. But the Beavers
gnawed away until a ninth inning
homer by Joe Brovia brought It up
to 7-6 with one out McLish hung
on and the next two Beaver batters
grounded out
Friday's card and probable pitch
ers:
San Diego (Lyman Linde 12-I5
at Hollywood (Gordon Maltzberger
17-8).
Sacramento (Bob OlUesole 14-13)
at Oakland (Allen Oettel l-Oi.
Los Angeles (Bob Keltv 9-14) t
Portland (Bill Fleming 6-5).
oan rrandsco (Steve Nagv 13-13)
at Seattle (Ouy Fletcher 22-9).
Morse Unseated
A Horse!
SALEM. Sept 9 W Senator
Wayne Morse was thrown headfirst
Into the tanbark of the state fair
here last night by a bolting horse.
He got back up, apparently unin
jured, to take the first prize ribbon
in a $500 wagon stage class for road
sters. The decision hsd already
been made by Judge Paul Flynn of
Los Angeles.
Morse horse, which had won
the class on three previous, nights,
spilled the senator by upsetting
the wagon. Then he ran wildly
around the arena, crashing Into
other vehicle and knocking another
driver to the tanbark.
The horse was re-harnessed and
the senator drove him calmly into
the lineup. 1
By
FL YTROl'BLE
PORTLAND. Sept 9 0P)-Resi-dent
of North Portland complained
about a fly infestation today. The
city insect abatement supervisor,
Arthur Woody, said recently he had
been getting some 15 complaint
daily. He said the file were build
ing up an Immunity to DDT. Other
poison are being tried.
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PITTSBURGH. Sept 9 (y -The
Pittsburgh Pirates" Ernie Bonham
was reported in satisfactory condi
tion today after undergoing a seri
ous operation.
The 36-year-old hurler who came
to Pittsburgh from the New York
Yankees In 1947 was operated 00
yesterday.
"Originally we planned to remove
Bonham s appendix." said his
surgeon, -but we found Ernie need
ed a little more surgical attention
and the operation required three
hours."
Owl Ducats
Go On Sale
Season football tickets for Ore
gon Tech games will gn nn sale
Saturday at Malt Kliiiilgan's
sporting goods store. The price
Is $7 for five home games.
The Owls will play Plai-rr
Junior collage September 23;
EOCE October 1; Southern Ore
gon October 15; OCK October
23, and Lassen Junior college
November 11, all games at Mudoo
field.
Individual tickets will be sold
at the field gate.
The $7 price for season paste
boards Includes federal tax.
D
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Moshofsky
Join State Keymen
Owls Have
SpeedAnd
Weight
The Oregon Tech Owls will have
plenty of heft In the forward wall
and a speedy barkfleld when they
open against Fort Lewis on the
latter field Saturday afternoon,
September 17.
Coach Dale Daughrrty this week
released the probable starting line
up, wlih a line averaging 199 pounds
plus a backfield which will bal
ance in the neighborhood of 178
pounds.
Newest gridders to enroll on the
mlle-hlgh campus are two from
Grant Pass, both with experience
at end.
They are Drover Mell and Krn
Robertson.
Those who will probably get the
opening nod against Fort Lewis are
John Paasch and Bob Mahoney.
ends; Don Gray and Wayne Chap
man, tackles: Ronald Deal and
Frontls Smith, guards: Dick Mill,
center: Ken Miller and Charles
Warren, halfbacks: Fred Hess, full
bark, and Odls Elder, quarterback.
Tackle Gray will carry the moat
bulk, weighing 330 pounds.
Backfield weights are Hess. 190.
KMer and Miller. 175. and Warren.
170.
I UNIVERSITY OF EUOKNF.8ept.
9 (Hpevlall Chester Daniels, a
! stubby liu-pouiid Junior guard, and
I Gerald Moshofsky, a 211 -pound
sophomore, Joined Enrl Steele, Jim
Calilerwond and Joe Tom as th key
! men In the 1949 Oregon football
picture this week.
Daniels and Mosho(.-,ky were sud
denly spotlighted when eligibility
tiouble eliminated Ted Meland as
the starting led guard for the
Ducks. Meland, a regular tor three
years, left a gaping hole In the
Oregon offensive line and Coach
Jim Atken was forced to Juggle his
personnel In an attempt to plug the
gap.
"I honestly thought we had the
best olleiulve line unit in the
league with Meland to handle the
key blocking assignments, but this
lalrst development certainly Iruvea
us a little II1I11," the Oiegoii bos
said. "Daniels and Moslmlsky ale
bold hard working youngsters, but
they lack the rerleiuo Meland
gave us."
Daniels devoted th majority of
Ills work last fall tu defensive Jobs
and was assigned to the same
chores again this fall. He has good
seed, but lacks the brute strength
which Meland used to clear out the
holes. Moshofsky, a youngster who
vaulted over six other players last
year to earn a starting Job as a
Kip Will Cut
Football Drills
CORVALUS. Sept 9 ( Coach
Kip Taylor continued driving the
Oregon State Beavers through two
dally drills here today, but an
nounced the grid squid would taper
off nrxt week.
Beginning Monday, one practice
dally will be th schedule until the
Beavers leave Thursday for Los An- Cisco Cow Palace.
Ez May Face
Pat Valentino
BAN FRANCIHOO. Sept. 9 l-Tl
Tins city's first heavyweight cham
pionship fight In 46 years was In the
making today. Terms were agreed
upon, but contracts were yet to be
signed by Ess ard Charles. MIA.
tllleholder. and Pat Valentino, local
lU-poumler who holds the Califor
nia state crown.
Charles, through Ihe International
Boxing club which holds his promo
tional rights, yesterday agreed to
defend his title In a 15-rouiid match
October 14 In the huge Han Fran-
Terms Include a
tinkle with the Duc klings, was
peeled lo sieiiri litis year picking up
Ptlclllluiml esiwricuc brfura he wa
slated for full time duly.
Under the new setup, Daniels will
play 'the majority of the offense
and Miwhnlskv will move Into the
lineup on defense. Blelle. Calder
wnod and Tom, the quarterback
who are fighting for Norm Van
liriHklln old Job as the key III the
olleiulve backlleld setup, continued
to show steady Improvement aa Ui
twire-a-day scrimmages gave thein
ample opiHirtunlly lo get game
condition experience.
Willi the opening game with Bt
Mary In San Fianclsco only 10
days away, the Ducks appeared to
have the following men ready to
start In Ihe eiiliig lineup: Darrell
HobiiuHin and DeWayue Johnson al
ends. Kiev IVitur and Sam Nevlll
at tackle, rhel Daniels and Ed
Chrobot at guard. Dave Gibson at
renter, Htell al quarterback. Wood
ley Lewis and Geurg Bell at half
backs and Hob Sanders at fullback.
geles and the coast conference 1
opener against UCLA September 16. 1
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BOY KILLED
GRANTS PASS. Sept 9 JP Paul
Russell Cooper. 13. was killed yes
terday br 1 .23 caliber bullet from
the rifle of a 12-year-old com
panion on a rabbit hunting tnp.
Cooper wa the son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. 8. Cooper of Selma.
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