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lihllALI) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FIFTEEN
HOME SWEET HOME!
Rhoads Wins
Shuff Title
OPS ENFORCER
WASHINGTON Ml Lambert I.
O'Malley of Kansas City, Wo., wal
named acting enforcement director
for the Office of Price Stabllli.
tlon.
savers Drub
Shufficbnnrd titles were won last
night at Schuss' Tavern In the fin
r.ls of the City doubles and singles
tournament.
Doran Rhoads won the singles
crown, defeating Tom Perkins.
Fred Hayford nnd Ray Woodnrd
arc the doubles champs, whipping
Expert'
Gun Repairing
end Rebluing
THE GUN STORE
clancl Twice
fnui Hilton and Pete Peterson in
the showdown match.
P.rlllr tUAUl HUndlnti 1,' ' '' f 4 ' ' -Vk " (j
Oa!
II v 'Hi' AiMii'lnlnl I'rrnn nun ordered out of I lie giiinc.
Kculllc mill Piii'llund uiurlmll Hiicruinciilo Hipped Hollywood
I nun got tlioir flrsl glimpse til Ihe 8 1 In the other J'C'l, kiiiiip.
IUIi J edition til their Piiclllo Count j Vclcrun (.'hnrlle Hilmn. gave up
League chilis 'I'ucMlny mill likrd i mly live lilla In shutting tun the
hnl thev miw. ; Angels ftl Hrntllr urn) hulled short-
Mum limn 13. ODD liinird out In tii Grnr linker's it Ir hlltluii
Hriilllc In wnti'li Bill bwrrnrv'n strcnk lit rluhl guincn. PCI. I'reiil
charges xvhllrwiish leiiKUc lending ili'iit Clnrrnce Itowliind wns mi
.cm Anurli-i. n o. Imiiki will) ii word iif prnlnti lur
WIN (ll'IM It Hi-nlllc I hub. Hp null) Ihpy were
Nome II. (Hill were In Hip hi ii nib' : 'dip inimt couMttlcul funn In Iihhp
m I'iiiIIiiiiiI nil Hip llrnvcrs. under hull outnlde Ihf Major l.ciigues "
t'lav llupppr. ihuiiiprd Oiikliind 'HpiiIUp linn lead Hip league In
ft. in Ihr nfti-i muni hull ol n j nlcndiiiice nix of the InM eight
iloiililrliciiilrr I yearn.
Auulhrr n.Wl pip "n hiind nl Al Pnrllnnd thp Bcuvrrii' Clint
luuhl In .ipo Ihr lli'iivrrn mkr llio Cuimtucr dmihlPd home Iwo runs
links b -l In Hip lllh Innlnit lo alnrt the
While Hip hiiinpiimiliil!' wrre j victory drlvo In the mtrrnoon
Ml. plrliui occaMnns lur Hwrpiify giimc. I, liter doubles by Anron
mid llupppr mid Ihi'lr rhiirgix nonunion mid Jmk MuClulie nc
Icily O ' int'n Hint appearance In kuuiilpd lor two more runs. Two
his old hoiiiptown. bun KriinclM-o, ncvenlh Inning rouiitrrH gave thr
In Hip uni'orin "I u rival club, Hcnvcrs tlip hightciip. Thry came
una mivihinii hill nuccDr-s. a single by Eddie Uni.liu.kl
It(IOTF.I) which bronchi in Frank Auslln mid
t l l;iiul nut a piundr mid h turn- iJoe Hi i)"l
nut ol 12.000 plucnid waving
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mil nnlv dropped Hip bull gnhit ! U1'' UAMK
:. ODoiil "l Hip boot. i lniu1
9 In thp slxlh liiiilim, Hip peppery i Mllne if
pilni. Ills heart set on victory. iBchrin lib
wnPd loo eloquent in nn m giiincni Oilbcrt lb
Willi llinpirp Oi ll Cniliirrl nvpr jChnpninn rf
thp hitlers culling ol pilches nnil iJnrgenscn 3b
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REDLEGS NOW Cincinnati Manager Luke Scwcll is flanked by a quartet of Reds who
came to the club in a player swap with the Phillies. From the looks of things, they
seem happy with the change. Left to right, they are Pitcher Niles Jordan, Outfielder
Dick Sisler, Scwcll, Catcher Andy Seminiek, and Inficldcr Eddie Pellagrini.
post-
Owls Win Two Hectic Games
All II O A
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HEFTY HEAVE Arizona Dnvi-c
State College's Richard j "'Vf
jicncr oi miciios Aires,
1951 Pan-American Games
javelin champion, takes
aim at the national colleg
iate record of 237 feet. 10
inches. The fivc-foot-nine,
1 5 f pound freshman al
ready has losscd the spear
225 feet.
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E-Mllne. Reich. RBI-Barr, Reich,
Chnpmnn. Austin, Mllne 2. Basin
i.kl 3. 3B-Dnvlx. AUHtln 3. Brovla.
R-Scheiu. Christopher. Rufer, Hlt
l Ir. Austin. Brnvln. Conataer. Reich.
'Olndd. SB-lliltle. Rufer. 8H-Hlltle.
I I.vnn. DP-BaMivskl lo Austin to
Reich. Left-Onklnnd 11. Portland 8.
Winner-I.vnn: I.oser-Hlttle. U-Orr,
lly The Anaociated I'reaa
Hncrnniento. Cultf. Art Arnoon.
In I , . . u...... 1 "IIIOPI-I'VIHI, i.iKicr-niiiic. u-ui i
J' I!;t 'nRHe";,M!rmnlrLs - "
Anneies, 10.
Toronto llnrold "Bnliv-furr"
.Innes. 141. Delroll. outpoliiled Al
ien MrKntcr, 143, Toronln, 1(1.
Pnrllnnil, Me. Jimmy Rich
i.nond. 134. Portlnnd, Me., stopped
iJurley Momqe, 133 (a, Worccnter,
Miins., 4.
Newnrk. N. J. Bill Oilllmn.
300, Newark, outpointed Polly
(Smith, 184, Bcrimuin, 8.
White Plnlnn, N. Y. Mlmiel
BpitIos, 135, Puerto Rico, outpoint
en Alex Timbres 124 Phoenix
. y iz.8.
Ttieaday'a Iteaulti I
Brooklyn 3, Bolton 3 !
Chlcaito 6, Cincinnati 5 (10 innlnns)
HI Louis 3, Plttsouruh 2 (nlxhli
Philadelphia at New York post
poned rain. ,
sroius
Oreon Prep Resulla
Baaeball
Emlra 3 Junction Cliy 1
lEaiacada 10 Canby 1
(TIRard Nei bern 3
iMauplil 18 Uufur 6
iWenton 8 Umaplne 4
Ml. Annel 8 Woodburn 1
Bend 7 Redmond 3
Molalla Hllverton 0
Medford 11 Craier 0
Beaverlon 2 Hlll.sboro 1
Central CaUiollc (Portland) 2 Hood
River 0
Bt llf.lf.fiit 4 fipa&lfle 3
IBherwood 10 CenUal i Monmouth! 7
Yamhill 3 Wlllamlna 1
Columbia Prep (Portland) 4 War
I renton 3
Cascade 6 Plnlnmalh 1
Oresham 13 Mllwankie S
Oreuon Jayvees 23 Snrinclield I
.West Linn 8 Oreeon City 4
I Albanv 6 Corvalhs 2
l ake Osweiro 6 Sheridan 4
Rainier 6 Concordia i Portland) 3
I Tennla
:centrnl Catholic (Portland) 3 Park
Roue 3 i lie i
McMlnnvllle i Beaverlon 1
I Track
' Newberu M Tlard 4 West Linn 47
illlllsboro 83 1-8 Benverton 39 5-8
I Golf
Central Catholic (Portland) 8
waukie 7
C'ollrie Baseball
Kvhltmnn 12-18. Eastern Orecon 0-1
Pacific Lutheran 410. Puccl Sound
I 1-8.
C'ollete Tennis
Lewis and Clark 7, Lmlield 0
1'ollrir Golf
Lewis nnd Clark 17. Llnfleld 1
Pacific Lutheran 12, Punet Sound 3
Portland Wins
Two from L-C
PORTLAND I Portland Uni
versity won both ends of a basebsll
doubleheader, 10-3 nnd 3-1. with
Lewis nnd Clark here Tuesday.
Lewis and Clark tied the score
at 1-all In the fifth of the second
Bfinie but Portland scored two
more In the sixth.
Conner Field definitely Is not de- ln as many starts In the second Oregon pitchers in the lirst game,
.HiKfied for good baseball at least game. ; three In the second,
not vet A two-run home run by SOCE Tykcson went the route In the
! P'1- A surprisingly large crowd of the Plnch-hltter Phil Parsons In the second game, although the mitera-
0 1 000 baseball fnllhiul who turned out sixth inning marked the end of ble playing conditions didn't show
n I 000 yer terday afternoon lo watch Ore-, Brown's stay on the mound. :the Sherwood portslder at his best.
0 1 000 noil Tech sweep a doubleheader i other home runs were hit by ; The Owls wrapped up the lirst
0 .000 irom Southern Oregon College will Oretcch Ccnterflclder Wayne Paul- game with a 10-run binge in the
0 .000 attest to that, sen, a two-run poke In the first liflh Inning. The second game saw
1 .000 For the records, the scores were game and a three-run blast In the the Oretechers pour across 13 rum
1 .000 lo. end 18-13. second game; by Parsons again in in the first Inning.
1 -010 But that's Just part of the long the second game, a grand - slam-; Line scores:
story the two games lasted from er; by Len Oenetin, oretecn iei inr game)
1:30 p. m. until 7 p. m. and the fielder In the second game with no SOCE 051 30 60-15 14 7
second game had lo be called In mates aboard: a two-run wallop by OTI 161 l-lo Ox-19 15 7
the bottom of the sixth Inning be- Tykeson In the second game and: Kldwell, Colley (5) and R. Maur
cause of darkness. ' by Ashland's Lou and Ron Maurer. er; Brown. Keaton (81 and Jeter.
The spectators saw routine The outstanding hitting Job was (Second game)
ground balls go lor hits with er- turned In by Larry Jeter, who sotb 125 14.13 8 6
ratlc bounces on the bumpy Infield caught lor the Owls in the Ilrsl trtl 13 30 20-18 13 t
and blows to the outfield go for game. Jeter, the Steubenvllle. O.. i Retlman, J. Hennebeck (1), G
home runs ns the ball took off like lid. collected a triple, double and Hennebeck i2i and R. Maurer:
a scared rabbit when It hit the two singles in five times at bat. ;Tykeson and Brown.
hard, uneven ground. j The second game stopped by j
Jack Brown was credited with Plate Umpire Ralph Mohlcr when
(he first.gnnie win although Don the Owls had another rally going
Keaton had lo save It for the ex- nnd had poured two more rum
Banks hurler wllh a slxlh-inninu across the date.
relief stint. ; So the score reverted to the end
Chuch Tykeson. magic - armed of five Innings. Actually 68 runs
left hander. won his fourth game poured across the plate in U)e near
ly seven nours oi nectic omseoan.
The Owls wasted two Southern
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