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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1951)
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1951 Q MMggB&' PET' I I V"gj 1 - . iiEfKLD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAI.I-S. OREGON PAGE NINE BISteii Odd m ISrh Slice j IftSVV VJriT yS v"SK JTKAT BIG BUCK. SMILE U. L. Morrow, 340 Cypress, '.proudly poses with the 244-pound, 4-point buck lie bagged jjnear Long Lake. Morrow used a 702 mm Russian gun to get jthis one, one of the largest in the still-young season. TOP PREP ELEVENS HAVE 4 Is 031 Yanks d t 6-5 By The Associated Press Coaches of the stale's lending hlch school loolbiill tcunis arc ruiuuiiK lor cover this weekend. Their opponents look so easy Ulut the conches four the worst. Every one of the state's top ten teems Is favored lo win by nl Bst two touchdowns a situation lit, us often as not, backfires in krep football. vl'he notable games will come in the northern part of the state. Much of Ihe Interest will center In- Portland where Roosevelt. No. 14 In the latest Associated Press boll, takes on a Jefferson team thai provided an upset last week; end Gram, No. 3 In the state, en gages Washington, an erstwhile lavorite In the Portland race. . -Astoria, No. 5, could take a big step toward the Dlst. 3 crown In Class 1-A by downing Central Cath olic of Portland as expected. That would leave Astoria only one un beaten contender to surmount Orcsham. The Cresham team will pity Hood River, prior to the meeting with Astoria next week, i Elsewhere the district races are expected to be narrowed further, although Grants Pass, the state's 20. 1 team, and a few others fore go district action. Grants Pass will be host to Mllwaukie from north tn fOregon; Medford will travel to Roscburg: and Corvallls will play at Cottage Grove in non district games. Tnn l.A lctl u r , f; these games: Tlgard at Hillsboro and West Linn at Oregon City In Dlst. 4; Springfield at Marshficld In Dist. t;; Baker at Milton-Preewater in Dlst. 7: Bend nt. Knlom n nid o Pi In, c'ass A-2 tner wl be these suruciai aistrict games: Reedsport nt Siuslaw in Dist. 2; a.ittu ,.l nmilnti in 'I j Dalles at Canby In Dist. 4: Univer sity ui uhkiiuko in uim. o. vu- ciui'lc at Central Point in Dist. fi, and Princvllle at Madras in Dist. 8. ' NKW YORK. Wilxa Duro-her's wlnnltw (tumble witli L:ivc Konlo (tu vo Urn Im-rotlible New York Oinnts tut t'duo tudtiy in their World Scries dale with ti-.sliny and Hit; New York Yuiiktr.s. Ap)iin'ntiy Dunn-tier vim do no wroiiK In this most rpiniirkublc eomebttck story in all baseball lilstory. Mr took a chance with his No. 4 pitcher yesterday und ot away with it, f-l, URit Lnst Allie Reynolds, who "wanned up" for the scries with a no-hittcr against the Boston Red Sox. Now Durocher has Lurry Janscn (23-11) ready for loduy'.s second gjmio at the .stadium. Jim Hearn il7-li. Monday's playoff winner at Brooklyn, is set for Saturday and Sal Miu-lle i23-t ready to come back Sunday with three full days rest. Instead of a wenry crew of slaxKcrliiK pitchers Leo has his three best ready to o in order, and the Yanks already have used up the feared Mr. Reynolds. Re treating in contusion from the 8 to 5 odds favoring the Yanks, the market now says 6 to 5 and take your pick. CONTHOL I'lTCUI-R With the Giant array of riht h aiidcti batliiiK power, lefty Eddie Lopat i21-9i is no cinch lo square Ihe series for Casey Stengel today. A control pitcher those stuff usual ly produces many fly balls, Lopat will have to thread Ihe needle to escape trouble from rioting Bobby Thomson and Monte Irviu. Despite Koslos j-cven-lut mas tery, Irvln's prodlRlous deeds and Alvin Dark's three-run homer, the Giants' opening victory at Yankee Stadium was a drub "morning after" to their glorious pennant clinching of Wednesday. That man Irvln, finally hitting his stride as one of the great hitters in modern day baseball, reaily had himself an afternoon vesterdnv against Reynolds. TIKS RECORD Monte tied a series record with four hits, one a triple, stole home atiainst Reynolds with the second Giant run in the first inning and contributed two fine catches. What JIM NOREEN, ex-Pelican, is the elusive safety man on the College of Pacific first defensive team. The Tigers meet the University of Ore gon tomorrow night in COP's Stockton Memorial Stadium. This Boat Was Built , from a KIT!! fmmw.. .. r -ya"y Assemble YOUR Own Boat this Winter With a . . . Chris Craft Boat Kit!! Sales and Service 7 Days a Week --as5, . . I ... AT Mild Boot VorVs Kits are now available in 8 sizes! ! . . . Ranging from an 8 ft. Pram to a 31 ft. cabin cruiser . . . By doing your own as sembling and painting, you can . . . Save About h On Your NEW BOAT!! Hunter's! Fishermen! ... we rent boats and motors. Used Boats . . FOR SALE . . . inboards cruisers. Moorage by the month and" year. MONROE'S MOORAGE and BOAT WORKS 928 Front Phone 2-1665 Dark Has Ball, Thomson Looks NEW YORK, lP Alvin Dark, New York Giants shortstop, has the ball which he parked in the left field stands yesterday for the first World Series hom er A fan. who identified him sell as Cliff Barton of Provid deuce, R.I., presented th ball to the Giant captain after the game. But Bobby Thomson is still looking for the holder of his dramatic home run ball hit in the ninth inning of Wednesday's playoff against Brooklyn to send the Giants into the series aguinst the Yankees. more can a man do in his fir.sl World Series name? Irvln und Koslo were the story until Dark hammered his homer into the left Held scats in 0;r sixth. That nailed it down for Koslo, the 31 -year-old control artist from Menasha, Wis. Koslo is known around the Na tional leaime as the Cardinal killer ior his success against St. Louis. Four of his 10 regular season victories were scored over the Cards with their predominantly lefthanded batting order. Pew expected Koslo to throttle Ihe Yanks, although they have been vulnerable to lefthanders all season. Stengel used only two lelty batters Yogi BeVru and Joe Col lins. Still, when he needed hits in the late Innings he had to resort to three lefthanded pinch hitters. Perhaps that's the tlpoff on the current Yankees. SINCE 1938 Not since 193G when Carl Hubbell beat Red Ruffing 6-1 had the Yanks lost a series opener. They won eight straight In between. Not since 1942 when the surging Cards unset them have they lost a series. Maybe this Is the shadow ot things to come. The Giants were completely dis respectful of the Yanks' reputation for winning "the big ones." They ripped Into Reynolds for two in the first. A walk to Hank Thomn son and an Irvln single set the stage for Whitcy toekman s run scoring double. While Reynold.-, worked on Bobby Thomson. Irvin dashed acros sthe plate for the first steal of home in a series in 30 years. CLOSE GAP A Yankee run in the second on Gil McDougald's double and Gerry Coleman's single, that Hank Thompson also fumbled, closed the gap to 2-1 until Dark lashed his homer following Wes Wcstrum's single and a walk to Eddie Stanky. After today's game the scene shifts to the Polo Grounds for Saturday, Sunday and Monday, if necessary. It will be the first series in the Giant park since 1937 when they lost to the Yanks, 4-1. Of course, if It should rain today they'd stay right in the stadium until they get the second game in the records. TUMMY ACHE EUGENE, Ore., W Tackle Mike Sikora was the only question mark yesterday as Oregon drilled for tomorrow's non-conferente foot ball game against College of Pacific. Sikora mlsspd practice be. cause of a stomach ailment. Coach Len Casanova said he believed Sikora would recover In time for I the night game at Stockton. 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