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FRIDAY, SEPT. 30, 14 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON Brooks Grasp League Lead Rain Keeps Yank, Sox Tie By The Associated Prees The B'.aokiyn Dodgers held the upper hand in the National league's pennant ecrap tod a, while the American league's acramble re mained a dead heat between the Boa ton Red Box and the New York Yankees. Brooklyn, pre-season favorite to cop the National's bunting, roared Into the lead yesterday by mopping up the 1948 klnirpln Boston Braves, (-2 and 8-0. while the SU Louts Cardinals lost again to the Pitts burgh Pirates, 7-1. The Dodgers' killing In Boston boosted the Brooks halt a game ahead of the Cardinals. Brooklyn has two games lett to play with the third place Phils In Philadel phia while the Cards have three to go with the last place Cubs In Chi cago. While the Dodgers ascended to the top of the National league, rain kept the Red Box and Yanks tied for blue ribbon honors In the Amer ican league. New York's game with the Phila delphia Athletics in the stadima was rained rat aa was the en counter between the Red Sox and the last place Senators in Wash ington. The twa American leagve con tenders are aeheduled ta play eft their washed rat games today. If rain again intervenes the game Major League LEADERS By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting Williams. Boston, 346: Kell. Detroit, 342. Runs batted In Williams, Boston, 159; Stephens, Boston, 156. Home runs Williams, Boston, 43: Stephens, Boston, 3d. Pitching Kinder, Boston, 23-5 21; Parnell, Boston. 25-7 .781. NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Robinson. Brooklyn. M2: Slaughter, St. Louis, 336. Runs batted in Kiner. Pittsburgh. 125: Robinson. Brooklyn, 123. Borne runs Kiner, Pittsburgh, 53: Mu slal. St. Louis, 34. Pitching Roe, Brooklyn, 15-5 .750; Branca, Brook lyn, 13-5 .722. George Kell Is back bunging the ball for Detroit. Re missed part of last season with a broken Jaw. the result of stopping a Joe DiMagglo (rounder, - will be cancelled, aa the Yanks and Red Sax are aeheduled to open two-game series In the stadium en Saturday, Brooklyn had no trouble in whip ping the Braves yesterday. The Bra re were in the game lor only three innings in the opener and they might as well have "stood In bed" for the nightcap. Warren Spahn. the National's only 20-game winner, gave Preach er Roe, crafty Brooklyn lefthander, a run for his money for three tn nings in the first game. SPAHN HIT Tied. 0-0, going Into the fourth, the Dodgers ripped Spahn for five runs. Duke Snider drove home the first three with his 23rd home run. Carl Furillo provided an anti climax two innings later when he socked a three-run homer over the center field barrier. The 400-foot plus drive wss Furillo 's 18th out- of-field smash of the season. The nightcap was settled before Slbby Ststi stepped up to open Boston's hslf of the first Inning. The Dodgers whaled into Johnny Sain, Boston's 1948 pennant pin up boy, in thetr half of the first, scoring five runs. ' The game, played In a drbrile, was called after the fifth inning. Don Newcombe fanned the last three Boston batters. Newcombe's victory was hia 17th ef the season. He held Boston hlt lesa an til the fourth when they nicked hia for tww safeties and fol lowed ap with twa more blows In the fifth. Little Murry Dickson, a once be loved member of the Cardinal pitching staff, spiked his former mates' pennant hopes. Dickson hurled a brilliant six hitter while the Pirates banged Gerry Staler, Howie Pollet and Ted Wilts for nine blows. It was Dick son's fifth triumph of the year over the Cards. BREAK TIE The Pirates broke a 1-1 tie with a four run rally In the sixth. Pete CastigUone singled home the ftrst run to put the Pirates in front, 2-1, and Chase Staley. Pollet took over and was greeted with a two-run double by Monte Basgall. Bastrall scored the fourth run when Red Schoendienst threw the relay from the outfield over Catcher Joe Garagiola's head. The Cleveland Indians trounced the Chicago White Sox. 8-3., in the only other game played In either league. Home runs by Larry Doby and Bob Kennedy were the decid i lng factors. at : Ay ' ww ni n t v ",jr ' ;'.s, -,-'' al av - ..-ry wi i s. OWL THREAT Vonce Motott who displayed a wealth of gridiron savvy against Plocer last week, in addition to scoring Oregon Tech's second touchdown in the 19-0 win over the Sportons, will probably get the opening nod ot left halfback when the Hilltoppers tangle with Eastern Oregon college tomorrow night on Modoc Field. Starting time is 8 p.m. Huskies, Irish Will Pull in 43.000 Fans Donahoo, Van Lue Sidelined; Out of Ashland Game "Tonight Injuries Sock Pel Grid Duo The OoneaUiga wagon, famous In U, a. pioneer days was first made In Pennsylvania about 1730. The Prllrans will take lo the gridiron aaginst Ashland tonight on Modoc field minus the service of Keith Donahoo, stalwart renter. and Dorin Van Lue, right end. Klckoff time is I p.m. Donahoo Is down with the flu and Van Lue Li out with a badly bruised right elbow. Frank O'Neil. Cirtuly coach, put ting hia ninth year In at Ashland, will field a team that waa trounced by Ooqullle, 45 lo 19, In the opener and rame bark laat week to tame Redmond, 33 lo 7. Prime threat of the Ashland offense la said to be the pasMitg arm of Quarterback Steve Lanlno vlrh and the plunging thrusts of Fullback Jerry Laugrr. Rob Hrndersholi will probably atart Bob McPhemon at quarter back, elusive t.aynor lluck at left half, driving Joe Nichols at right half and steady Joe Demetrakos at fullback. The loss of Vsn Lue and Dona hoo Is expected to weaken the Pelican defense. Dave Todd or Tom Qutnowskl may get the call at center while Dick Allen, Ed Zarosuukl. Dick Doege and John Elliott are four likely starters at Van Lues wing post. This Is tne first conference gsme for both teams. The Pels lost the curtain-raiser to a strong Grant team, 7 to 0, but came back last week to turn a Salem fumble into a victory by the same score. HORNETS, H USKIES COLLIDE TONIGHT Tills Is "catch-up" week-end for six teams of the Klamath county high school football league. Malm and Bly have each played two conference games the Mus tangs winning two and the Log. gers losing both times while the other six clubs to date have had only one conference clash each. Bo Mnlln and Bly draw byes to day while Merrill, Henley, Sacred Hrart, Chlloquln, Bonanu and Gilchrist catch up. First game on Uie slate- Is at Chlloquln where the Panthers are playing the Gilchrist Giisallea this afternoon. That game was moved tip a day because members of both clubs wanted to be out deer hunt ing Saturday. Tonight at Merrill the Huskies entertain the Henley Hornets and tomorrow afternoon the Barred Heart Trojans move Into llonansa for their match with the Antlers. The gams which may be placed In the "crucial" category right now Is the one at Merrill. Both Merrill and Jgenlev won Ihtlr first league gaum and a lost tonight will throw one of them Into ths cir cuit's second division. Prior to the California gold rush, more eguld was mined In North Caro lina t'isii In any oilier stale. Money-Making TAVERN RESTAURANT and POOL HALL In Redmond, Or. $25,000 down will handle for immediate gal. Writ ENDEI CO., '. O. Box f, Redmond, Or. SEATTLE. Sept SO UP) Final workouts and then sanctuary. That was the schedule today for both the University of Washington Hus kies and their tomorrow's oppon ent the fighting Irish of Notre Dame. Washington will put up . over night at the Seattle Ooif and Country club while Coach Frank Leahy will keep his 36-man squad tightly herded together at- the Olympic hotel. Both teams scheduled simple warm-ups today. Pending the mid-morning arrival of the Irish, Leahy's starting line up plans weren't known. It proba bly won't make much difference the awesome reputation ot the South Bend eleven is such that Just being on the traveling squad i is sufficient recommendation of gridiron prowess. Washington's Howie Odell said he will stand pai with the same squad that opened against Minne sota last week except for the In jured Hugh MrElhenny. In his stead. Odell will call on Hank Tledemann, who brought victory to the Huskies, against Utah with an (0-yard punt mnback In the final two minutes of play. Chuck Olson of Bcllingham will again captain, the Washington eleven from hi end position. For upwards- of 43.000 persons tomorrow will be the highlight of the Washington home season. A capacity crowd has been assured for months. Hotels ' are booked solid, many operators admitting they are hav ing to shuttle customers to other for FALL . for FOOTBALL Worth th garnet this tea ton In Topcoat from Ore gon Woolen Store. They're cut for comfort and ttyl and priced to make it easy e t h pocketbook. T o mak It easier yet, USE YOUR CREDIT . . . there'g No Interest No Carrying Charge No Red Tap. Coverts Gabardines in new shades for Fall READ College Football Power Index EXPLANATION Tlt P.w.r la- . 4 ax arav.tj.4t dJirvct eaiars-a at th re 111 v tire Birth of Mr lw tem a far thla aeasaa ta data. Tkn. a Warn aa beta 1 earinc aalaU itrMftr taaa m M leaaa aa their trataaaratlva reeordj. la which wearing mart la M keen weighed acafa.t 4rf1fc af aaaaaltlaa. This does sat aee Marti r n( that a Uaa hMll tie ft I a - leem hy actlr 19 aatnU la the fatar. . Trams rarely fIUw bI a?r farmaara that elately, Th Dea lt el ayateta carrelatee raeards af all rallegt teams aa was Mart la 1. 32 50 up WE GIVE S . LPs V ' S&H Green Stamps ' THIS WEEK'S LEADERS NsUiU 1. Oklahoma S. Michigan. 3. Not'c Damt 4. VUlanova 5. Mlnneaota a, Stanford T. Mich SUM a N'wMWrn e. Tvxaa la Duka 1120 lll.B lOB.U loss 1(M. 104.1 KB S 103.1 101 101.7 MISwttt 1. Oklahoma. 3. Mlchlsan.. 3. Not't Duma 4. Minnesota B. N'wuttm. 5. N'w.lern 7. Ohio SUta S. Wlacotuln. S. MlMOUii . 10. Okla. ASiM 112 111S 10H.0 104.S 103.1 103.1 BB Ml 92 S ssa 1014 , 1017 100 9 100 0 Ik 1. Texas 2- Duka 3. Klca a. Tulana S. Kentucky .. 90.7 S. N. Carolina 98.0 7. Ga. Tech . S1.7 B. Vanderbllt . M 7 t. Mla.la.lppl. 9S 7 10. Ceorsta S3 S 1. Stanford 104 1 CalUoinla. 1012 So. Calif.- 101.0 Orason 96.7 U. C. L. A. 91.4 Col Pacific SSI Nevada .. S3 0 Sia. Clara. 814 Orefon St... 80 5 10. Washuilton 78 4 Copyright ATTEND Tonight KUHS v. Ashland 8:00 t. M. Modoc Field ALL HOME GAMES! tail 1. Vlllanova. 100 2. Army 8 0 3. Dartmouth '92.3 4. Cornell .. 88 I. PllUbursh - 8 5. Penn State 89.7 7. Penn 89 4 8. Rutsera . SS.3 e. Prtneaum . 8S.S 10. Navy 82 9 1949 by H C Dunk el Sot. Night OTI Owl r. E. Or. College 8:00 f. M. Modoc Field Hank Behrman's poor start with 1 the Oiants Is reminiscent ot his 1847 I (allure with the Pirates. As a rrsult. Pittsburgh returned him to Brook- i lyn. hostelrtea outside the city. Numer ous bars, taverns and clubs are In stalling special television sets to lure the thousands of fans who won't get Inside the stadium. rr Gallon S-T-O-P A 2c I SHORTY'S C ASSOCIATED SERVICE 3249 So. th Ph. 001 J it's 111 ! : l w a a. ( iTili' ''- i i r. i t i i m m w-.. . t i - .- :.--. ( i xwM, v.. ia,k i i Bin-bottle! ,7VgV ) Actually Improve! I i V Mr. Boston j : FOR OVER-TIME SERVICE Fine Wines A handsome-, husky Knglish-typ oxford i JiT. 4 A ' in n fxtrn-comfort Llucher pattern.' (ait from brown mellow Albion train. 1 , aujeam Cr 1 f 0JA' : Stitched tip. riump gohv ' Bnu". InsL1 " :: , Styk i7 I' wines of caufo-nia ; Model Shoe Store --w-v --' ' laa..,,e,ae,4e.aaa.,a,e,aw mm 2) mm SEALS' asm 1Fi78 Z3 BIG 279.95 9.3 eu.ft. COLDSPOT FREEZES! CONTEST RULES 1. This (.3 cu. ft. Coldipot Freeitr win be given absolutely free to the hunter who kills the faeavlesst buck deer during the 1949 fall hunting season. t. Contest begin Oct. 1, 194, and ends Oct, 21. Bucks must be weighed some time between ahnsa dates. The drnaed-oat deer must be weighed at Bears service station, Klamath Ave, Klamath Falls. Hunter must secure duplicate weight ticket aa time of weighing. J. Bucks must be killed In the following counties onlyt Klamath, Lake, Jackson, Deschutes, (Oregon) and Modoc and Siskiyou, (California), 4, Contest open ailr la properly licensed hunters, 5. Buck must hawe properly punched and signed deer Ug attached to horns at time of weighing, I. Hear Klamath falls store management will act aa Judge and the winner will be announced Oct. 24, IMS, T. Hears employee, and members of their families are not eligible lo compete In this contest. I. It Is not necesaaary to register anywhere to compete In this contest. STORE HOURS: 9 ..m. ,. 5:30 p.m ' ' t. '. JkHIIJ 133 So. 8th Phone 518S
