FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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"On Gam
At A Time"
Sport columnUU are brassy bit
I bl nd favorable pastime of
e spurts scribe u to climb a lung
way out on the limb.
However, limbs are shaky III eerly
araaon and your - wrller will make
no prediction a to Uie (at ol U
1848 Pelican irld machine.
Hut I will snak an assertion.
Thla year'e Miuad Junius Into llir
evening fray tonight wllh an thins
Ihey'v knn ehori on In lha put.
U wit, hrallhr mental altitude.
Thla etelement, af coarse, needs
tare than a lltlla captaining.
Espllclty, thla I" Uia ulluauun pre
vailing on Mixliio llrld nuw. Tilt
Pelicans ar resolved they'll pl
"one gania at a Unit."
Tonight, Uiey muva In against
Oram, nut week IJslcm and ao on
down tha Una.
Tha Hit Blark Tornado of Mra
ford will no longrr bo a bugato
They're not "playing" Mcclfnrd now
nor will Uiey unlll they're scheduled
lha Blfht o( Ortobrr 14.
Tht Pl$ Won't
Lose Before The Game
Oil y. tha Pela may low some
football tallica Uils year, but tlirir
louaa wan t a Into lha atallaUral
bnoka until Uia final tun cnda the
game.
Ukaabla Dob llnideraholl started
tha arm inn ntf right when ha aimed
Uila rarnark at Uia Pal grtddrra on
opanlnt practice day: "I u.m t Ilka a
losing ball club and 1 know you
don't want to play on a losing ball
club
"Wall play to win but well play
ona at a uni "
My ami ir liana will ram after
opanlnt gemee ara playrd axaund
tha loop Uila week-end.
Par 9mm aufftr It to aay yea may
Rot a ha beat Pelican squad In
tha arheal'a hlatury tonight kul
yaall a a 'IghUnt aquad that la
wwrklnt far lha Pu.
"We have no ouutandint atar thla
year but a bunch of buys who work
tutaUiar," Mrndersholl told quarter
barkra at a recent mcelint
Thi la a healthy auu.
Just One Guess
Away From Home
I will maka ona prediction, thla
ona away from Uia noma eccne.
In my opinion, trid egperla ar
eelling Orrtnn Blala college aliort
In Uialr pra-aeaann prognostications
regarding Uia order of finish In lha
Pacific C'oaal Iratu. - -
1 nnul .Ilnti i. U .....
finiah in Ilia tint dirtaion. My re,
aon for thla la tha new coach. Kip
Taylor.
Ha likri lha boys and. mora lm.
ponanl. tha bnya Ilk mm.
Thla la a faclar that la seldom
fit-weed.
Hal deelr I win far lha arid
teacher sometime means tha dlf
'cane between a win and a loom.
Many, many af Knala Rorkne's
l"M wra wan aff tha gridiron.
Yesterday's Stars
By Tba Associated rnwa
Halting Jne Gordon. Indiana
doubled in tha lint run to spark a
flvo-run eighth Inning that tara thr
Indiana a 10-6 triumph ovar the
Yankees. Ha alao alnilrd In a run
In tha ninth.
Pitching-Al Benton, Indians
relieved Bob Lemon after Uia Yanki
had counted four lime against the
alar righthander In Uia eighth and
a topped Uia league leader cold wllh
ona harmlan hit In one and two
third Innings to preserve tha In
dian' lead ovar tha Yank.
Indians
Slice NY
Loop Lead
Ry Tha Aaaoclatrd rrrea
The Second Ouesacr society,
kpt conspicuously quiet Uila year
by the auund baaeuall tacllca of
Casey Blengel. haa finally cum to
III.
The membera of Ute 808 ara
pointing their fingers at the veter
an manager of Ilia New York Yan
keea, accusing him of pulling a
couple of "rocks" yesterday that
coat tha Ilroiig Bomber! an Im
portant game.
How much mora Ihea "lapses"
will roal lha Yankeea will not be
determined ontll tha aeaaon'i close,
hut yealrrday Ihry helped the
leveland Indiana to defeat lb
Yankee, le t, whlrh cut lha New
Yorkera' Ural plana martin aver
Hoaton la two and a half tame.
Ntenfcl'a orltlra point out lhal
Hlengei waa aa murh at laull In
yeaterday'a luaa to Ike Indiana aa
Pllrher Allle Heynolda or lha lour
plavera who committed five arrora
whlrh gave Cleveland five un
earned runa.
The BOM la aaklng why HtriiKel
ordered Itcynolda to laaua an In
tentlniial pan to I-irry Doty In Uie
eighth Inning, thu forcing Allle to
fare the cver-dangerou Jo lor
don wllh a runner In arnrlnt posl
tinnT And why didn't Caaey yank
Itcynolda during that hectic eighth
when the Tribe ilammed him for
four atraithl hit and five rum
after Iwo were out?
FATAL IH.HTH
Here la what happened In the
fatal eighth. The arore wa 3-1 In
Cleveland a favor. Krynolda walked
1 Date Mitchell to open the Inning.
' I.ou liuutlreau aarrlftred but Mickey
I V.m..n fll.u4 .,,1 thm w,,i,H
out. At thla point, Hlengei ordered
Reynoldi to walk Iby tor Oordon.
l,arry had homered In the aixth to
anap a 3-3 deadlock.
Clordon. an ea-Yankee. promptly
doubled In k-ft. aenrtng Mitchell ar.d
aeiidint Dnby lo Uilrd. Uby Ken
nedy aiivgted to acora two more.
Thurman Twker followed wllh an
other one-bagger, but Htcnge) gave
no algn lo hl bull pen brigade. Jim
Hraan accounied for another run
with tha fourth etralght Cleveland
aafeiy. When Outfielder Oena
Woodllng fumbled tha ball. Tucker
aramprrrd acroae the plat with the
filth run of the Inning.
Thla waa the only game In both
major leagues yratrrday.
County lis
In Non-League
Grid Tilts
Two county football tea ma will
open their 1M9 grid achedule thla
week-end againat non-conference
opnonenla.
. Tha Merrill Hutklea face the
Tulelake eleven tonight on the
Merrill field at 1:30 p. m. Harold
Hendrtckaon. Merrill head coach.
waa greeted with 30 Mplranta thla
year, wniiv r rm lien, lujciaav, mi
14 lettarmen on hand as a nucleua
for tht aeaaon'a pliy.
Baturdav afternoon. 3 p. m . on
Mndoe field. Barred Heart Academy
tangle wllh tht Klamath Union 1 team.
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
ly Hugh FulUrten
NRW YORK, Kept. 19 UP) Re
port keep trickling In that a ahake
up I due In the Chicago Cuba' front
office before next eceaon and may
be llial'a natural for an elghlh-plact
club that already haa changed man
ager once thla aon. . . . Latent
alory la that Charlie Orlmm will be
made director of the Cuba' farm
ayolrin. which hunt produced
much under Jack Bheehan, and that
Ited Bmllh I out a "advance man"
In tha trading market. . . . Only
evidence to far I that Oena Law
Ing, an enperlenced farm man, wa
autitlenly moved Into Chicago a
Orlmm'a aaalalant. , , , Indication
of how the varloua club regard Uia
tight pennant raoe wa that the
Yankeea aent three men, Including
Htadium Superintendent Charlie Mc
Manua, to Wedneaday a world aerlea
meeting while lha oilier had only
one apiece. Detroit, alao Invited, de
clined with thank.
Harry (lelael, former American
league umpire who thought ha had
retired from the arbitration bual
neaa aeveral yeara ago, now find
he dldn t Oov. Henry P. Uchrlck-
rr of Indiana recently named Oelael
aa a member of the aula board of
arbitration to act tie a dlapute be
tween a union and a bu company
. . . . Oelael probably will be the
picture of frustration If he find
somebody else calling atrlke.
Ptgakln Picking' IKIraeffl
Tesaa A. and M. va. VMIanara
Tb At i lea will find that Paaaular
ella la .Vlllaasvaa rutted fellow.
Kentucky va. Mlaaiaalppl Koalhem I
Kenlarkra Hlldcata. going hell
Nay: "Pardon my eouthera aecl
dent.' William and Mary va. Houatoai
Mllllam and Mary lull weed Ufa)
Losing the llkea al Houston.
Trainer Jimmy Jonea aay Cita
tum will be ready to run at Hia
leah thu winter and adda: "I might
have got hlra ready lo run thla fall,
but Uie good aUkea are over a dis
tance and there' no use rushing
him Juki to have him run.". . . .
Wllh Uie addition of Bleva Hokuf
and Le Thompson lo hra coaching
alatf. Columbia Lou Little haa di
vided hi assistant into offensive
and defensive -platoons Prof. Lit
tle haa bean a to-mlnuta man for
, over 30 year. . . . Ike Armstrong.
U-gmning his 2Mh year of grid
coaching at Utah, ha outlasted 23
; other coaches at Skyline Bu school.
He also haa won 13 conference
champlonshlpe. which may explain
II. ... Michigan report that all
' 97.000 sr st for four of It home
i football game have been gold and
the other Iwo likely will be sellout.
Ks-lleavywelghl Champion Jack
Sluckey and Ditto Joe lotua were
seated together at the Garden fights
Uie other night, . . Sharkey watched
Intently a Rocky Caatellanl took a
pounding from Kid Oavllan. then
turned to Joe and asked: "Ain't that
a helluva way to make a living?"
Ducks, Beavers See
First Football Action
Hjr The AmmUUc. Prrw
Ccllrue foot.)!. I crows into the
national uporU scene tonight ftnd
tomorrow.
While the big autumn nhuw
doean't get roaring lull furnace
ESI C2ta
fflySTANDINGS
PACIPIC COAHT LEAIilE
W. L. Pit,
Hollywood
Oakland
flacremento ....
Seattle
San Dlrgo
Ban Pranclaco
Portland
Lot Angeles
100
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86
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108
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until next week, the rah rah boys
will have tome major games to en
thuse over. Pnremoat of thene will
be Uie Pacific Coast conference
tussle between Oregon Bute and
UCLA tonight In huge Los Angeles ; geles 1 to Hollywood.
PORTLAND
UPENDS
PADRFS
By Tha Aaaorlaled Preaa
The Pacific Coast league stretch
race today I back In the neck-and-neck
stage. Chief reason for some
Is that Ban Pranclsco la more
neighborly to Oakland than Lo An-
coliseum.
Tha contest figure to be a mys
tery match for both sides, at each
si green and untested.
The Urlans. who managed only
three victories In 10 tries last year,
will have Henry Redi dianders,
formerly of Vanderbilt, at the
coaching helm.
Other prime action tonight will
see 8t. Mary's playing host to Ore
ton and Purman visiting Oeorgta't
i Bulldog at Athens. Os.
.477 A highlight of Saturday's after.
.414
31
Last Nights Keaulta
Sacramento 4, Beattle I.
Ban Pranclaco 3. Hollywood
Portland , Ban Dlrgo 6.
Oakland 13, Los Angeles .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Unchanged
AMERICAN
New York
Boston ..
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago -
8t Louis
Washington
LEAtit'E
... 17 51
.. M it
.. 1 M
... t2 60
.. 73 M
... 67 82
... 48 n
44 i
noon play will be the Texas Chris.
Uon-Ksnsss embroilment at Law-
1 The Beala made It two In a row
last night over the league-leading
Burs. Big Cliff Mellon bora down
In the clutches for a 3-2 win al
though Hollywood nicked him for
11 hit. The Seals, meanwhile, were
able to collect only five binglea oil
Willard Ramsdell and John Roy.
The Oak walloped the Angel
; for the third etralght Urn. Oak
land exploded for six run In ins
I sixth and went on to win 12 to
I i. Billy (The Kid) Martin climaxed
the big Inning with a grand slam
i homer.
Hal Baltzman of Portland copped
rence, Kas. After bowing lo the ...... a ' r. " ,.7u- r -T. lT:.-
t wear a nun" isi? . .
and a 8-5 win. The Beavers hit
Diamonds
Take Lead
REDDINO, Calif, Sept. 18 (PI
The champion Pittsburg Diamonds
today hold a 3-1 edge In tha Par
West league's President's eup play
offs. The Diamonds hung up their
second victory last night when they
defeated Redding 7-1 behind Uie
flve-hlt pitching of Pete Hernan
dea. Hernandei had a shutout until
the ninth when Reddlng's manager,
Ray Perry, homered for the tingle
tally.
The two teams play again to
night and Saturday In the best of
seven aerlea.
The lint score: R. H. Z.
Pittsburg .... J01 300 0107 10 1
Redding 000 000 0011 f I
Hernandet and Lucido; Simons,
Llneberger (4) and Johnson.
lanta, Oa - Dot Klelty. Long 1
Calif : and Mrs. Dot Oennaln Porto
er. Manna. Pa.
Youthful Mlaa Bauer had a com
paratively easy time with Betty
MacKinnon, Texarkana, Ark., wlrv
nlng 4 and 1.
rSteTr4MTsa8el
r ri -is r .re I
Whim
three homers and the Padrea two
In the free-htttlng contest. Max
West'a grand slammer waa hit 46U)
of the year.
Sacramento's Orv Orove yielded
but six hit In pitching the Solon
to a (-1 victory over Seattle. The
Yesterday's Results
Cleveland 10, New York 6.
lOnly game scheduled i.
Noren Voted
Most Valuable '
LOS ANOEI.R8. BepL 16 tr The
Pacific Coast league's most valuable
player for 1048 Is Irv Noren. slug
ging centerflelder of the league
leading Hollywood Stars.
Twenty baseball writers In league
cities gave Noren 10 vole for Uie
honor, double that of Uie runner-up.
Shortstop Artie Wilson of Oakland.
The 26-year-old Noren la hitting
323 tor third place behind Wil
son's .357 and Sacramento's Al
While J25. He la fielding A88.
Texaat In last year's opener. 14-13.
the Jayhawks reeled off seven con
secutive triumphs before losing
their final two games.
The Pacific coast dominate tht
remainder of the afternoon card.
Ulah will play at Washington;
Hunts Clara at California; Utah
n,. .v r..sningon o-aie: ana Rainlers' onlv run earn on Neil
.630;Bsn Jaw Slat at Stanford. All Sheridan's 14lh homer. He later
10 are non-conference affairs. wg, banished for kicking his glove
M3 ! Duquesne of Pittsburgh wUl go I wnen Orove atruck him out In Uie
.677 ' south and tangle with Uie Deacons 1 eighth
25 from Wake Porest. I ,
.410 Two after-dark contest will send Philadelphia Bobby Lee. 151,
.348 1 two southern and eastern elevens I Baltimore, outpointed Herman Mc-
J17 ; Into the Southwest. William and ! Cray, 151, Philadelphia. 8.
Mary travels to Houston, while VII- Perth Amkoy, N. J. Sonny Lurt
lanova eollese of Philadelphia ano, 135. Peterson. N. J, outpointed
cla--.hr with Trxa A&M. Al Penplno, 131, Brooklyn, 8.
Youngster, Three
Dots Cross Clubs
ARDMORE, Pa., Sept. 18 lP
The youngest girl ever to reach the
seml-flnsl round and three veterans
named Dorothy erosa clubs today In
tha U. 8. women's amateur golf
championship. :
Fifteen-year-old Marlene Bauer
of Lot Angeles, la the "rookie." The
three Dorothy's are Dot Klrby, At- j
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