WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14, 1949
a.'RALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAlLS, ORECON
PACH THIRTtIN
Kiner Blast Homers No. 47, 48
Sacs Drub Suds' Guy Fletcher
PIRATE ACE
THREATENS
BABE'S MARK
By Tin Associated Frees
Ralph Klner, Pittsburgh's friic
buster, liss stolen th heaclllnee
lir.m III pennant ia Willi Ilia
liontal auaull an Unix IUiUi's all
tmia hma run record.
Twlra laat night the Pirate slug
ir lied ma)cir Iragiia marka aa lie
hammered Nna. 41 and 4a off Phil,
adelphl I'hll pitching. Tha matki
war must homer Willi bases full In
a season lour and moat homers In
commit Iva at bata (our.
With 11 guinea to o, 14 of thrm
at Mrbea field, tha 30-yrar-old
Klnrr can brat tha llabee IBJ1
aiore nl M If hr krrus up hla terrlllr
tu-titembrr para.
High! naw ha trails Kulh by three
games aa ha haa hla 4Mh In game
Na. Ill whlla tha UU rtanitilno
ameshrd hla 4th and 4lh In Na.
114. However. Kulh didn't eoniirrl
with hU Wlh until gam Na. 111.
Klner ran draw up even by hilling
a pair Ihla afternoon.
hi. .ouia and Brooklyn kept par
In tha rar toward tha world arrira
wllh Ih Tarda ahulllni out Nrw
Vork. an Med Manger's brilliant
ana-hit gam. That Ml HI. Louie
allll I ' gainr In front.
Mllligrr larrd only M OlanU.
walking on man. In copping a tight
durl Irom Pay Kolo. After Hid
Chirdnn alnglrd In Ui arcond. ha
rrtlrrd 1 In a row until he walked
Hobby Thompson In the eighth.
Ilohby waa cut down In a double
play.
iti MH Kxri.onr
Brooklyn ilodrd (or Hire rum
In th 10th Inning, two on Jarkie
Kobinaon'e triple, to overcome Cin
rinnatl. -J Tha Ix1grs were los
Ini 3-1 with to out and nobody
on In th ninth. Doubles by Oil
Hndgea and Carl Punllo eent th
gam Into eitra Innlngi.
The Boaton Red Hoi gave warn
ing that Ihey are not to be counted
out ol the American league rare by
twlra coming from behind U end
Detroit a 10-game win streak, 7-4.
With th Red Hoi winning and
New York ! doublrhradrr wllh 81.
Louis postponed until today because
of rain, th Yankees' lead now
measures J' games, tha Yanks
hare I to play. Ilosion only 14. j
Cleveland's aeheduled night game l
III Philadelphia waa rained Ml bat j
( hlrags and Washington were able
to plat their sneanlngleaa con teat at
Orlfflth aladlam. Randy i urn perl 1
won II for the White Hot, I t.
Th Meelon ttravea-t'hlraga Cub
gaaao waa postponed beeauae ef wet
groende.
ISTANDINGS
AMMICAN ItAM t.
W. L. Pet.
New Yolk S W M
Boston W M
Cleveland to hi JbM
Detroit .. H M .MJ
Phtlsdeiphla 1J M 1 1
Chicago M S3 .4og !
Ht. Louis 4B 90 i
Washington 44 M Jill!
Yesterday's Keaulta
Boston 1. Detroit 4.
Chicago J, Washington 1 (night).
HU Umts at Nrw York 2. post
poned, rain.
Cleveland at Philadelphia, rain.
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PAnric coaht lkagi'i
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Hollywood loo 14 J1S
Oakland eg u .jjj
Seattl PI n juj
Sacramento aj jmj
8an Diego II H M
Han Pranclaco g gj ,471
Portland M 1 Mi
log Angeles M lot jai ;
Yealerday'a Rraulta
Ban Diego J, Portland I.
rJarramento , Seattle 1.
Oakland . Los Angeles 5. ' 1
Hollywood 2, San Pranclaco 1. j
Bowlers Prepare j
For New Season
Plvg city bowling league will
tart rolling aa anon aa each loop's
personnel la complete, It was
learned at a meatioo nf tt, iit
bowling association last night.
New teams and new sponsors in
looking for preferred spot and they
can have them If last ar'a spon
sors do not come In early.
Offlrerg for the Klamath Kails
City Bowling association for th
coming; year are President Buck
Parguson, reelected: Secretary
Treasurer Mel Robinson; First
WTAM
Cougars
Are Small
But Tough
PULLMAN, Wash., Biiit. 14 141
Dynamite cornea In small packagea
and so will the Washington Stale
college football team this year
small and hard to handle.
It also will b the best tram Head
Coach Phil Harboe haa had alnce
he came to the Cougar camp In
1U45. At least that's the way Har
boe feels about It, despite Uie loss
ol Hupar-ekaibark Jerry Williams
and Tackle l.aurle Nlrml.
When Harou aays his line will be
small he means In comparlalon wllh
toe brneinolh standards ol the Paci
fic Coast conference. Tha line he's
counting on now will average al
most 1U4 pounds, the backs nearly
ls
'Hie Cougar coach Isn't making
any claims lur Ills Ukiu. but nee
not planning on decorating the con
Irrnue Oasrllirnl wllh It either.
Washington BUI won (our, lost
five and lied on last year to fin
ish fourtit In conference standings.
"Our problem has been defense."
Harboe aald. "We were a high scor
ing team last year, but the other
boys could score on lis. loo. We'll
be better In that department this
year."
1 he Cougara will operate from tha
T-formatlon again this year, and a
pan of top-notch passes will make
II a dangerotta formation.. Prank
Mayaya. I a. pound a, si a r I rhaea.
throws with his left flipper and hits
frequently, for a rhamr. Bob tiara
bold, a lal-poanderi pilches froaa
th rlihl aide.
lUlfbacka Bobby McOulre (left)
and Don Paul 1 tight 1 hav shown
speed and eluslvenesa In practice
sejMions trial make Ih loaa of Jer
ry Wlltiama easier U bear.
Barb" said recently ol Paul. End
Pran Polsloot and Center La Vern
Torgemin, "they're not good they
are great."
Marv Cross, a aophomor half
bark In 1M haa been switched to
fullback. Crone is a 300-pounder wllh
speed to burn for a man that big.
Heady to hark him up in the po
sition are Bert Alllnger, Johnny
Nonius and Kay Hobba.
Th top Cougar guards of l4g are
gone but too sophomores have
shown so marh atuff the returning
Irttermen guards may have to take
a bark aeal. fiene Rleger, 1U, and
Mel Thompson, IRA, are arheduled
to atari In those positions now.
Torgeson. a one-man cyclou on
defense, will handle th center spot
nicely, with Olenn Rlckerl to help
out.
Jerry Houghton, a 330-pound sen
ior, will (111 In one tackle. Oordy
Hsnson, 3M. a Junior, and Bob
Doornlnk. 3IS. are contending for
the other post Both sides are back
ed up by capable reserves. On one
wing will be Polsfoot, a pasa re
ceiver Harbor saya rant be equal
led. Otto Koder U rtperied to hold
down the t her end.
Th Cougars have a hatful of
backfleld reserves Including atari
Ilk Bud Roffler, Sonny Ualloway
and Byron Bailey up from the fresh
man team. Sophomores and trans
fers hav strengthened the team
throughout.
HNC lera off against t'tah State
Agricultural eolleg September li
lt first season opener at home In
a decade. Th rest of th arhedule
b: Heplembrr 34. Montana NUIe
university at Pullman; October I,
houlhem C alifornia at Us Angeles;
Oetobee t. Oregon at Pullman; Oc
tober 15, Idaho at Moscow: October
33, I't'LA at Pullman; Orlobrr 3.
Oregon Hlat at Corvallls; Novem
ber a. California at Berkeley; No
vember I. Washington at Hrallle.
Vice Victor Schnonover: Secont!
Vice Frsnk Hall; Third Vice Henry
Dlllstrom and Fourth Vice Al
Hackenworth. Directors are Louis
Pastega. Art Brooks, Frank Drlscoll
and Bill Martin.
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Overshadowed only slightly by
Hollywood's dash lor the Pacific
Coast league pennant waa last
night'e stand-in performance by a
little known Sacramento outfielder
named Jie Orace.
Tha Solona pulled Into a tie for
third place with Seattle by assault
ing Guy Fletcher, tha league's win
nlngest pitcher, for a to 1 victory.
Orare, filling In for tha Injured
Walter Drnpo at first base, Ird th
attack against th Rainier with
five straight singles. Which, wllh
due apologies to hard-hitting Mr.
Drnpo. la th kind of stlckwork Ih
Sacs could have used more of
earlier this semester.
While Sacrament waa whipping
Ihe Halnlera, Hollywood maintained
Its four game lead over second plae
Oakland wllh a flimsy I Is I tri
umph aver the Haa rranrlaro tieale.
Tha winning run blossomed In the
ninth Inning n a balk.
Con Dempaey, who went th dis
tance lor the Seals, was the victim,
and were It not for hla balk th
Heals might have boosted their
Oakland brethren a notch closer to
the top. Art Sliallock, the winner,
fanned right and gave up only four
hiu.
Oakland. Ilka th drank In th
revolving door, worked hard laat
night bat gal aowhrr. Th Acorns
trimmed Ih lethargic Law Angelea
club, to I. Hlgnlflrafitly, th last
plae Angels now hav lost 14 out
of their last I game.
At Man Dlegs, the Padre edged
Portland. 1 Is 1 as Joss r lores
approached Ih charmed elrrl with
hla lth pitching trtaaph. Mai
Weal poled hla 45th homo run of
the season for San Diego.
. All games laat Bight were series
openers.
Diamonds
Set High
PITT8BURO. Calif.. Sept. 14 oPI
The Pittsburg Diamonds have a 1-0
lead In the President s Cup play
offs of the Far West baseball league.
They defeated the Redding Browns
6-4 last night, v
Home runa by Willie Enoa and
Manager Vine DlMagglo made the
difference for the Diamonds. Both
teams connected for 11 hits and
both made two errors.
Pittsburg'! big Inning was the
third, when' four run were scored
aa Enoa and DlMagglo each hom
ered. DlMagglo acored again In the
the winning run. He singled arid
went home on a sacrifice and an
other single.
Redding 010 001 1014 11 3
Pittsburg . 004 001 lOx 11 1
Rebels Win
RICHMOND. Vs.. 8ept. 14 IIP)
The Richmond Rebels, outmaneu
vered for three quarters, stormed
into the fourth period for two
touchdowns and handed the Hono
lulu Warriors a 31-30 defeat In a
fooball game laat night.
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Basin Dogs
Enter Bay
City Trials
Three Klamath men left today
for Sao Pranclaco where they
will enter their dogs lu the bay
city's retriever trial September
18-IS.
Hal Bhldler will enter Jet Pilot,
Jim Btllwell will send Oakcreek'i
Sir Dorchester Into th trials and
Larry Walking will hinge hope
011 Kim.
Pat Montgomery, owner of the
Shasla-Csacada Kennels, who
handled several Klamath dogs so
successfully In the trials here last
week-end, will work Jack Henry
Jlbodad Jade. McKnary Hudson
Jet and hla own Sally.
Sally, a Chesapeake, last year
won points In the open event In
San Pranclaco.
SPORTS
: ROUNDUP
evMyw8y Hugh Fullerton
NEW HAVEN, Conn.. Sept. 14 0V1
Dr. Mai Stevens, one-lime Yale and
New York uruveralty football coach,
apent his first day off In a couple
of months casting a critical eye over
the Yale squad yesterday ... To be
truthful about It. there was plenty
to criticize aa the Ells went through
a long scrimmage preliminary to
Herman Hickman's annual barbecue
. . . CapL Levi Jackson. Bob Spears
and a 155-pounder named Harlan
-Hoaa" Davis did some good running
but the big guys who were supposed
to clear Uie way for them Just
didn't . . . "I'm not so sure shout the
T formation," commented Dr.
Stevens, who Is more concerned
about hla polio patients In Jersey
City than about football these daya.
"It wastes too many men at least
on and usually two on each play
. . . It wins a lot of games now be
cause everybody Is using It, but the
beat system still Is to have better
plsyrrs then the other fellow
snd more of them ... I'd sUU like to
see what would happen If a college
coach would copy the proa and tell
his players to throw a peas on three
out of four plsya."
BOB UIEOKNUACK. Ysle's track
coach. Is shuddering over the pos
sible fate of eleven track men on
th football squad, but Hickman
merely retorts, "they're football
players we loaned him for track."
. . . Basketball Tutor Howard Hob
eon still gets a chuckle over attend
ing a summer dlntc with Ken
tucky's Adolph Rupp . . . Adolph
called on an outstanding schoolboy
prospect to demonstrate various
. , . v.- 1 . . 1 ,t,.M rv
KlCt went wiuioui a niua rism uy w
a mid-court overhead ahot which
Rupp described as virtually ImpoS'
sible . . . When the boy sank that
one, the Kentucky baron called time
out and went Into a huddle in which
he presumably told about the
beauties of the blue grass country,
j then continued the clinic . . . Tip
from this territory, where the kid
couldn't quite satisfy the committee
I on admissions, Is to keep your eye
1 on Jim Carina, a freshman at Stan
ford. Story Is that hell make th
fans forget Olenn Davis.
BOB H1GGINS. retired Perm 8ta'.e
coach who has been sporting a Be
Tartan hat alnce his summer visit to
Oermany. wasn't surprised when a
townsman stopped him the other
day and commented about his play.
lng soccer . . . Seems the New York
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GRAZIANO FAVORED
THE ROCK PICKED
TO WHIP FUSARI
NEW YORK. Sept. 1 lyP-Rocky
Orazlano, the blggeat question mark
and dollar mark In th boxing busi
ness, return to the ring tonight a
olid choice to whip Charlie Fusarl
In th Polo Orounda.
Th much suspended Rock, mak
ing hla first main stem start alnce
he was flattened by Tony Zale 16
month ago, hag been Installed a
g to t favorite to win. The price
may go even higher by fight time,
7 pm. (PST).
While there la a great deal of
smcertalnly about Oraslano'e abil
ity, there at no doubt ever hla gale
pulling powers. The former middle
weight king's first home town show
ing In three years as bringing In the
customers. Th promoting Interna
tional Boalng club anticipates a
crowd of ta.000 and a gross el over
Klamath Men
Win Rifle Honors
Two members of th Klsmsth
Rill and Pistol club won high
honors In th Medford small bore
rifle match held at Medford last
Sunday.
Axel Jacobaon won four medals.
first In the 60-meter any-light
match In the expert class, first In
the 60-yard any-alght match, first
In the any-elghts aggregste, and
second In the grand aggregate ex
pert class.
Maurice A they won a second In
the 60-yard any-elghts match and
second In the any-aights aggregste
medal marksman s class.
The grand high aggregate trophy
was won by Paul Dodge of Yreka,
Calif.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Lea Angeles Frankle Daniels.
1M. Bakerafleld. Calif., stopped
Pedro Jlmlnes, leu, San Francisco, I.
Hartford. Conn. George Dunn.
112, Hartford, outpointed Miguel
Aeevedo. 131. Havana. 10.
Labbock. Tex. Bill Henderson.
HI. Lubbock, knocked out Jeep
Oneal, 132. Oklahoma City, I.
Galveston. Tex. Eddie Bertollno.
1M, outpointed Keith Hamilton.
13. New Orleans, 10.
Research ha disclosed thst ap
ples on a tree planted In nitrogen-
enriched soli will grow larger, but
will lose much of their pretty color.
Short-length radio waves art used
In making the basis of nitrate ferti
lisers and other chemicals out of
sir and other gas mixtures.
soccer Americans recently slimed a
British plsyer named Bob Higgiiu
. . "You see whst I'm up sgslnst?"
commented the Hig. "They're itlU
not satisfied. They want to kick
me around."
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