THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1949
HERALD AND NtWb. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
PACE THIRTEEN
'The Rock Back in Business by
Fanning Average Welterweight
r HAIRY GBAYHON
NIA IporU Kdlior
NEW TOHK (NKAI Rork
Oiuluio, a full-grown m I d d I -wttght,
bolt Charlie Fusarl, a vr)P
intm welur, on tli wfilskrre,
and the Happy Horallum U bark In
Uit big nuxuy in.
Thai la how May It la for a but aa
efflr magnet to reestablish him
aril In tha baak buillni bualnaaa to
oar. Aa cruda and rlnt rutty a
Clraalano waa, lila eUHH1"'' Fusarl
with only M aconda ol a 10-round
match lft furthar Illustrated why
tlirr put flghttre on siules,
Tha matrh would never hava been
niada In Uia old daya, with a 13
pound difference aarly III Uia aflrr
noon probably spreading to 16 by
post-tlm. It' vaatly too much for
a writer to apot a middleweight.
Fuaarl moved In Uit wrom dl
rtrtlon tor nlnt rounda. two mln
uim and four erconda, rrt Urailano
had to putirh drsprrateljr to pull
Uia tight and hit fulura out of tha
fir.
Instead of moving to hla rliht.
and away from Clraalanoa rlfhl
hand dynamite. Fusarl moved to tha
lft, and amark dab Into It,
It waa another atrlkliif demon
all atlon of fighter irtllnf to tht
anoln event elaaa knowliur Uttlt
(about hla tradt. It furthar brought
.Mil I ha nMl fnr Instructors.
8o with avtrvlhlng In hla favor.
Orailano muatd enough right hand
punrhea to knork down a brick wall.
Mtanwhllt. Fuaari'a a h 1 1 1 a
bounced off Orailano Ilka peas tlrrd
at a batOrihlp.
Thla observer and competent
Judaea stated around him gevt fu
aarl aaven of tha first hint rounda.
Lady Golfers
Near Finish
Pour eeml-flnals and out final
match of tht Rramra country rlub
women's (olf championship ara
scheduled for play tomorrow.
All flnala will ba 31 hole, and
tha on match In that bracket, bt
twatn Helen Bhuck and Eve Ash
Ity. will bt finuhrd Saturday. Thry
art scheduled to Ire off tomorrow
at 30 jn.
IWml-ftnala ara II holre. Pairings:
I a. m. Donna Bproat vs. Luster
Nonet.
t 06 Marta 8 1 a 1 1 a r va. Ann
Ktlly.
a 10 Mary Draw v. Owtndolyn
Mllltr.
tl Mildred Boukup va. Anita
Flnnlgan.
Raferora wilt not ba uatd In flnala
lay thla ytar.
rrrdltrd Clraalano with only two.
And tha frowsy Rork acoulrrd tha
seventh fur no othrr rrason Ulan
forcing. Tht eighth and ninth wrra
fusarle best heats, lit outboard
Hit Itrxk, and hit back whrn hit.
Horkatiy Horsy wrnt to hla corner
at Hit rnd of tht ninth gasping and
wondrrlng.
Yrt Uia offlrlal arortcarda thaw
that Orailano would hava taken Uia
decision by taking Uit hut round by
a two-point margin. It Waa another
irtat recommendation In reverse
English fur Chairman Eddie Eag
an'a acorlng ayalem.
Ilrferr Kuby Ooldstrln and
Jurtgt Jack O'SulIlvan, who would
hava had to vota for Orailano had
Fuaarl ftnlahrd tht 0th, muat hava
livrn Rocky points for fannlni tha
air Ilka an All-Amerlra out. In near
ly everybody tiar a book, ha had to
knork out Fuaarl to win, which l
prarlarly what ht did. and tvtn un.
dtr the rlrcumitancra. hla mora
ardent admlrrra gladly would have
rtt led lor a draw.
Ilia bliigeat tiling Uiat ran bt
aald In Oraxlano'a favor la that ha
kept trying under dUtrraalng c I r
cumatances. I don't know what tha slopping
of Fuaarl built Oraalano Into unlaw
It la mora aofl Uiurhra.
MaU-hmaker Al Weill haa Rocky
CaatrllanI and Stave Bellolse I n
mind. Caatellanl'a !nrertenct
makaa him aa crude aa Orailano,
to ht la Uia logical neat victim. Old
Slave at lrail knowa how to move,
and can punch a little.
Rocky Orailano'a loyal follower!
will pay well to art him whack moat
anybody around, ao It would bt bad
builntaa to match him with anyone
who can fight much more than a
llrk.
And thlnga ara too tough In tha
manly art of mangling muga today
to break up a good racket.
STARS CAN CINCH
PENNANT TONIGHT
By Tht Asoocl.Ud Freae i run In tht top of tht lllh, but
Tht Hollywood Blara hava aa- Hollywood came back In Hit bottom
aurrd thrmarlvea of at Iraat a Ut half to load Uia bam. Frank Kelle
for the Pacific Coast league pen- her Hug led the firat pilch from
n.nt hut ihrv had to work overtlmt Charley Hchanx. Fletcher'a relief,
to . n, sending In two runa and winning
The altuatlon grew hotter than a
day on tht equator lat night, wllh
arcond place Oakland loalng to
Portland In a 13 Inning marathon
and Hollywood taking 11 Inning to
dispose of BratUe.
By the time tht amokt clrarrd,
Hollywood waa flva gamre up on
tha Acorna with five gamea remain
ing on the achrdule. And In both
raaea It waa tint dana baseball,
even by ma)or league elandarda.
Hriprrtarlrd Oordy Malubrrgrr,
who looka more likrmn accounting
clrrk than a baseball pile' er. tolled
tht full II Innlnga for Hollywood,
giving up right scattered hiu. Ouy
Fletcher. Heettlre J3-game wlnnrr.
wmi 10 3 3 Innlnga for Uit
Ralnlera.
Brattlt punched acroaa freak
the ball game, 1 to I
At Oakland, tha proceeding were
even more grotesque. Frank A un
til! ' line drive tingle In the 13th
drove In two nine to glvt Portland
a 6 to ft victory. Joe Brovla'a pinch
hit homer In tht ninth Ued the
Hume up with three Oakland runa.
Portland turd three pitcher, the
Oaka two.
Hollywood can win tht flag out
right by winning tonight.
Elaewhere on the circuit, the Ban
Diego Padrra edited Loe Angelra, ft
to 4. and rjacramento dumped Ban
Pranctaco, ft to 3.
Orestes Mlnoao'a long fly scored
Bobby WlUon with Uit winning run
in the ninth aa Ban Diego Kewpia
Oick Barrett hung up hla I lib tri
umph of the aeaaon.
WHO'S IXCITIO? Serene,
unruffled, coldly anolytical,
Major Hoople it pictured fig
uring out one of his upsets.
Major Hoople
Will Pick 'Em
For Grid Fans
Only on the sports pane of The
Herald and Nrwa will you find the
perries prognostications of Major
Amos B. Hoople. tht natton'a moat
Interesting football forecaster.
Tha major, who basea hla arlrc
Uona on tha lawa of gravity, nu
clear fusion, the planets, or what
have you, annually picks some out
standing upsets and givra you a
story that la out of thla world a
an example of grid analyst.
Start wllh the flrat of his weekly
predictions, covering gamea of Sep
tember 34, on Uit aporta page Fri
day, September 23.
Sports In Shorts
Oregon Smothers Vandal
Plays All But Reverse
Americans Lose
TADWORTH. England. Bept. 23
Two American Ryder Cup star
mrre beaten on the 10th hole In
second round play of the British
POA tournament yestrrday. Jimmy
Demaret bowed to Johnny Fallon
and Dutch Harrison loat to defend
ing Champion Fred Daly.
EUGENE. Bepl. 23 WPI Tip to
Idaho s Coach Dixie Howell: The
Oregon Ducka smothered all your
playa In prartlct yesterday except
lor the double reverse.
In addition the varsity whipped
over thrra touchdowns of Ita own
against an "Idaho" squad made up
of the Oregon reserves. All the tal
lies were on passes by Quarterback
Earl Bielle.
Tha two team tangle here Sat
urday. MOBCOW. Idaho. 8 t p t. 22 OP)
Johnny Brogan, converted from a
halfback to signal caller, probably
will hold down the quarterback apot
during most of Uit Idaho-Oregon
tilt Baturday, Vandal Mentor Dixie
Howell aald yesterday.
Idaho's 39-man squad will en
train for Eugene tonight.
SEATTLE. Bept. 33 l)Pi Even
though the Seattle Ralnlera aren't
considering continuing Bill Law
rence aa manager or me coaai
league squad, ol' hlghpockela will
have Job next year.
Owner Emit Blck aald last night
that Lawtnc will bt retained as
a coach, the position ht held before
succeeding Jo Jo White as manager
In July.
"I will are to It prrsonally that he
rrmatna with the Ralnlera, no mat
ter who the manager may be." Blck
aald. The Rainier owner wouldn't
comment on who la bring consid
ered at manager, but previously aald
he la seeking a "big name."
SEATTLE. Sept. 32 OP) The
Washington Huskies are scheduled
to work out on Mtnneaota'a home
field today after a quick aerial
Jaunt to Minneapolis.
Coach Howie Odrll pushed the
varsity through a full aciimmage
aesslon yesterday against a reserve
squad which used Minnesota's single
wing attack.
CORVALLI8, Bept. 22 Uf) Ore
gon State college grlddera may be In
for an extra tough time Baturday If
yrsterday'a acrlmmagt ax s Inst Utah
playa la an example.
A reserve OBC squad ran rough
shod over the varsity with both
ground and aerial assault feared
to th Utah attack.
One cheering note of th day waa
return of Jim Hanker, veteran left
tackle. Hanker mlaard the UCLA
gam last week because of a leg
Injury.
Americons May St
Australian Wilds
BYDNEY, Australia () The
"top end" of Australian northern
territory may be arm by Americana
who want to get away from It all.
If present plan work out. Plane
and motor trip Into the wild terri
tory are being worked out.
E. J. Connellan. an airline eper
atort says wild Malayan type buf
falo swarm In th area. Crocodile
hunting la also aald to be good
sport.
Incidentally, th crocodile make
good hunting for commercial hunt
era. Some huntera are reported to
eam 3000 pounds In six month by
selling akin. It la estimated that
thla sum would buy aa much In
Australia as S25.0OO would In the
United Bute.
Kiner
Dubious
PITTSBURGH. Bept 22 (JO
Home run No. S3 la In the record
book with nine gamea atlU to go
but Ralph Klner aaya ht doean't
hava a batboy a chance of tying
Bab Ruth' mighty 80.
"I almply have too much catching
up to do." grinned the blf Pitta-
burgh Pirate left fielder.
He didn't aeem to unhappy about
It. In fact, h had been In a Jovial
mood ever since the third Inning i
of th Boston Brave f am last I
night when ha hoisted on of Bill 1
Vouelle'a curve over th left field
scoreboard. That tied hi own per-'
tonal record at 61, th aam aa be'
got In 1941.
Then he repeated th trick, asm
place and tarn pitcher, In th sixth
Inning to tat a new mark tor him
self The only difference waa Uiat
Uit first one waa a eolo, tht second
one found Tom Snffell on Ui base
path.
Th three runs batted In gave
Klner 123 for the arason and put
him three ahead of Brooklyn a
Jackie Robinson, who up until re
cently had 4 elnch on the league
leadership.
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Want ' t don t cost tne psyl
fteames Golf
Matches In
Homestretch
lUame Oolf and Country club
champions will b determined In
four flight thla week-end. while
th championship and arcond flight
play will go Into erml-flnala.
An added fratur this work will
b pairings for th amlor cham
pionship eight men ovrr U years
of a vlrlng for tht till. J. R.
Bhaw la tha defrndlng lltlt-holdrr.
Handicaps art allowed.
Pairings follow:
Herder Championship
M, H. Macartney va. Dirk Miller.
Karl Wrlmar va. Pawl Farrtna,
Robert Hpreat vs. J. W. Krrna.
J. B. "haw vm.lt.lt. Prrrln.
fhaaaBlonthlB Fight
Willis Wood vs. R. Macartney.
John Wrot va. Cart Woods.
First Flight
J. B. Bhaw vs. Ry Brlbrr.
Frank Tarr vs. Moon Mullla,
Hrrond Flight
Marity Holl va. Norman Moly.
Third Flight
BUI Martin va. Ed Robinson.
Fourth Flight
Whllty Torgrraon va. Fred Beolt,
Fifth Flight
Wo McNe Mr. va. Hal Eltlram.
He'll Keep
His Promise
CLEVELAND. Bept. 21 of,
Flagpol Bitter Charlry Luplra
Isn't coming down from hla perch
yrt. evrn though his Clrrrland
Indiana no longrr hava evrn a
mathrmatlral chance of winning
the pennant.
"I really am burnrd up whrn
people Mk me If I'm coming
down," he said. "I don't care what
those fair weather fiirnda say
about ihe Indiana. I m anil with
them"
Th druggist climbed up on
th pole 114 daya aro. vowing he
wouldn't corn down until In
Indiana won th pennant or th
arason rndrd.
And although the temperature
dropprd to a chilling 4 last
night his first since the club
leal Us mathrmaUcal chance
he aald he would krrp hla bar
gain. Ht will descend on October
I whrn tht Indiana finish playing.
AD Fire Inswranre
rate an net th aam.
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Missourians Win
Amateur Baseball
WATKRTOWN. 8 D, Bept. 22 IA
Hannibal, Mo, took th western
division amateur world series title
of th American baseball congresa
early today In gam that lasted
until after lam.
The Mlaanurtana won Uit title 11
to by downing th Aberdeen,
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