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Newspaper Page TextnilDAY, Al'ldl, 111, IDM r-- ti'tt -"- HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHKGON PAGE ELEVEN j" r BROAD JUMP TEAM This Is I he l'l'licnn trio (hat tct a new Roeue Hclav broad j 11 in I m, nk of Till led, (Ha indies and will lie aiming for mure territory in the Eugene llaywaid Helays loninrrow. Left lo rijjhi they are Jim Dougherty, Dean Gordy and Dirk Aliialinin. Abraham is a (rcshman, the other two sophomores, indicative of bet ter things to tome from, these boys. 22 Pelicans Mend Haywarcl Kelay Title Pads Cop PCL Lead; Ports Win Tlione otK kv Pad'cs nl Bun Di ego perched "lop Hi" Pucilie C"o'l League iiHnainxH Kricinv hf'iiinu lo make H Ihree In a row over the San FrunclM-o Heal.i. Thurnilav iiiKht m int have been t stt-eet Indeed lor 8411 DleKw Mnmi- ; Eer l.efly O'Doul, ".ho was lired In .t year niter 17 .'.easona at Ihe Fan Francisco helm Not onlv did hli new charges brat the Beuh 10-0, but the victory lilted thein Into flrt,l piece, ahend cl the Aimelc AimcX who've gripped the toil snot since the opening scries. Hrattle dropped Ihc Angels our half game behind the- Padre with a 4-1 setback while Hollywood emir ed Sacramento' slx-gnme win ntreak 1 1-3 and Portland dumped Onkland -3. The tame Iocs square oil Friday ntght. Ban Diego's victory, pacrd by First Baseman Jack Uruliam , perfect night at bat, lowered Bun Francisco into a three-way third place tie with Bacramenlo and Portland, all lour name behind the leadera. Graham laced a triple, double, single and drew a pair of wulks. HI Ihroe-bagger In the Ihlrd alurt ed a four -run rully that broke a 4-4 deadlock. Ke'th Bowmen, rookie who hurled lor Tacoina. Wash., and Bukei afield. CuliI . last ea.oii. wan the winning pitcher. At Seattle, the Rainier won be hind nlx-hlt pitching by Vern Kind -father who bested the Angels' Bill Moltan. Seattle tallied all Ha rum in the first two Innings. Al Lyons triple In the llrsl and Oeoruc Vi no's double In the second were the telling blown. Molaan knocked in the only Los Angeles run with a tilth Inning double. Round trip blasts by Jim Run nel I and Joe Brovla helped Port land make It three straight over Oakland. Rookie Ollbert hit a cir cuit clout lor the loiters. w m : m m m mw w II y The Asnmlaled Press amemlwn u;m;i 1; Cleveland M. f.oui Boton New York Philadelphia Wnshlnglon Detroit Chlcaiio w 3 2 1 1 1 II 0 Thursday's lte-.iill Philadelphia 1 Nrw York Ft. I mil 3 Detroit I Cleveland 9 Chicago 3 Monton a Washington 2 1. I' 0 1 D 1 1 . I I 2 3 3 I vi. : MM (KKl 1.07 ' soo V0 .3:13 . .ouo NATIONAL LI-AM K W I. Pel. Brooklyn 3 0 I TO St. Louis , 2 1 iV.n Cincinnati 1 1 .w Chicago 1 1 .fj'Ki Nrw York I 1 .:') Philadelphia 1 1 .500 Pittsburgh 1 a .333 Boston 0 3 .000 Thursday' Rctulls Frooklyn II Boston 2 Philadelphia i New Yu;lc 3 '11 in hlngs Cincinnati 3 Chicago 0 Pittsburgh S St. Louis 3 PACIFIC COAST I.KACU IV I. 12 5 11 S 7 8 7 H 7 H :u Dieso Lou Ancclcs Purlin nd Kan Kntncrlsco Sacramento Hollywood Onkiand Seattle " 11 Tburday't Refkult Portland B Oakland 3 Seattle 4 Loa Ancies 1 San Diego 10 San Francifco Hollywood 11 Sacramento 3 f: Pet. 7'IU -6S8 .407 4';7 .4B7 .4')if ,4'KJ .353 Netmen Defeat Ashland The Pellcani brought their sea son lennl record lo 2-1 yesterday when they won their aecond "traiKht meet, dumping Ashland on the losera' court. &-2. Fref.hman Denny 'lodd won his thlid match In as many matclie-, bf.ctiiin Ashland Merle Dceta. 8-0. 6-4, for one of three Klamath win In single. 'Ihc Pel won both the doublet nnlehr. . . P-e.-uh: Snide: Bob Kramer A beat Jim Davldron K, 6 0. 0 2; Vcrn Keilcr K beat Dale Campbell A 8-0. 0-4: Jim Stuckey A beat Lester Klocch'nl K 6-4. 7-6; Shan non Oldhum K beat Marvin Wood r,- o-l. Todd K beat Diets A. 8-6. 6-4. uouulca: Keller end Pocchlm beat Kramer and Campbell 8-0, 6-1: Davidton and Olunani beat Stucke and Wood 7 5, 4-6, 8-8. Ted Houser. Klam?th. whloped Dee O lberry, Ahland, 6 3. 6-1. In an exhibition mrtch. 'Die Pel lost to Grants Pass in the opener, bounced back with win over Medford and Ashland. The Grizzlies come here lor a return meet Monday. TIME OUT! 1 Hjw'gl (L SCORES Br The Associated Press Washington State t Oregon State 3 Prep Baseball Hood River J Gresham 1 I Harrljbiirn 10 Bhedd 0 North Marlon 8 Oswego 3 Cascade 12 Stavton 10 . Eugene S CottaRe Orove 3 West Linn 3 Beaverlon 2 Creswcll 10 Elmlra 3 Sherwood 8 Amity 1 "I am Hwlft Running Horse and this Is my son, Lead In The Pants!" New York (Sunnyslde Garden 1 Phil Morizio. 139 . New York, outpointed James Watklns, Jr., 137 '1. New London, Conn. 18). VUll Interfiling, colorful ... SAX FHANtlSCO Stay at the Hotel Whiteomb, al Uia CiVie Center in the theater and hoppini diitrlel. in direct line with bolti great bridsea. Brins jronr fmily for a week-end or Innser, ami enjoy the diltinelive Hotel Whiteomb cuiiine and seme. Hi lull llta 14.11 SliH; lt ILII M A R KIT STIHT al Ilk Swags III tutldleg HOTEL WUITC03in KARl C. WEIH PrliSnt m4 Gantral Mans I Alihoiirh Defrnling Champion Klumiilh Palls cant be handed the luvoird role 111 tomorrow' 15th an nual Hiiyward neluy at Eugene, there ure '12 Pelican llttlielads primed lor the caon's biggest up set. And upset It would be. even more Mi Ihnn Inst year, when Ihe Pelt- tenn edged Medford bv one-third 01 a iKiini. 98 1-3 to M I. list year the Pels were loaded with veteran, although not fa vored in the anmtnl classic staged on the Unlvcrmy of Oregon track. This year the Pelican crew Is loaded too- wllh sophomore and Ireshnien and Coarh Paul Deller freely admit "If a building yrur sniii.K.irr Probably ihe center of allcnllon PelicMiiwise Is tenterrd on two opliimuires and freshman --Dean llordy. Jim Dougherty and Dick 'Abrahum who broke Ihe Rogue Relay broad jump record last week In Medic, 1 (I with a combined leap of 58 feel, S'j niche. This I almost three feet abort of the Hayward record of 81-1 but the three Pelican youngsters immt be given at least an outside chance ol winning the rvenl. A Jeiierson broad Jump team added up SfM, In the Portland Re lays. There local hope riding on the shoulders nl the KlamaUi Kalis dis tance medley nuartet ol Don v-:, Clinton Mills, Harold Simmer and .Harry Puts. TU8CAI.OOKA. Aln. Ala- f't-sT PI.ACF. hama'a freshman baselmller. Dirk These four raced the l.'l'.0-440-8AO. Hearn of Menipln. Tenn., lived up mile parley in II 39 0 to cop the lo all admncc expeclalinn In hi blue ribbon In the Rogue Relays. eaon. He bin.. led a 3ti0 loot home The Hayward record Is 11:05.4. run to help the Crimson Tide defeat Deller I entering II of llie 12 Ixailnlana Stale, 2-0. 'Hayward event, passing up Just RECORDS 410 Itelav: 415. (.rant 1 Hol der, InrrelU. Cuut-tt. Wavrhl, ITiln: jlilnlon H'Uher, tVln nl. Watertrorlh. Itrorkl. Ill in. Illsrus: 7 fl. I In., Pariton. Fucriir, in.M. Mini Put llrlav: l.!5 fl. 4' In., t.rnnt If. Duff, I). Hull. Khawi, l!la. Tnlr Vault: 11 fl. 4 In.. Me la r In ml, iranl Pat. 11151. lao-mllr Itrlav: X;IS.9, Iteii Mill illrM. Clrnirnt, Newrnmb, Jensnni, Pits. so-varil IMay: 1:32'!. (.rants la itlrjlnrrd, Ureter. Smith, lallwe'li, 11117. J.srrlln: 174 ft. H'lO in.. Mill. Medford. 1(151. High Jilrop Itelar: 17 fl. 3 tn anrouver 1 llurrhlleld, Crow hard. ( aril. In. I'll I DlsUnrr .Medley: 11:05.4, Itrn ton f'ewromli. Jepson, Belt, Itudltbaueri. 111)7. Ilrnurl Jump Itelav: l ft. 1 In., Corvallls I.Mc t afferir. Paul. Bakrrl, 1 0 IK Mile I! r In.: 3:33.1, Franklin irlahy, loggia, Lduards, l.rnit srdl. IDI9. Shuttle lllinllrs: .14.2, .Medfnrd IMnrrls. Faulkner, Splnaal, 1951. Inew event last scan. the two-mile relay bccau.se of t' dearth 01 nalf-nnlers. Jerry Johnson ta the lone entry In the pule vault. Greg Schulli 111 the discus and Steve Chatfield In the Javelut, the three event, based ;on single eflort. Medford, acven-lline Hayward winner, I a long WBy lrom a shoo-ln. The Tornado splkesters barely edged Grants Pas 64'j to 02 in the Rogue allair virtually a Hayward practice meet Inasmuch as It's modeled alter the Kugene rla.ssic and Portland winner. Grant, may make thing uncom fortable. I Complete Pelican entries: ' 440 relay: Spraguc, Taucher. Waton, Gordy. . 8S0 relay: Johnson. T. Wells. Ab raham. IJ. Mills. Distance medley D. Wells, C Mill, simmer. Pitt I MHe relay: C. Mills, Chatfield. Oordy., Simmers. I Broad Jump relay: Abraham, Gordy, Dougherty. High Jump relay: Thomas, Bar ron. Johnson Shot put relay: Dougherty, Chat field, Schultt. Pole vault: Johnson. Discus: Srhultz. Javelin: Chalfield Shuttle hurdle;: Bevans. Chase. Swindler Oakland Altyd cf Hchenz 2b Jorgensen 3b Ollberv lb Ragnl rf Milne If Lamanno c Rufer as Mahrl p Oubre p Ban Cuyk p A-Bero B-Chrltopher Totals A-Bero walked 5 3 3 4 4 4 4 1 0 1 n 1 34 for Oubre AB II O 4 1 4 2 0 2 1 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 B-ChrUtoper DODDcd out for Cuyk In th A 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 24 7 111 4th Vail Portland Austin as MagTilre 3b Russell cf Brovla rf' Conatser If Basinskl 2b Reich lb Robinson c Sanford p Llnde p Total Oakland 1 Hit Portland I Hit I Winning pllcher, pitcher. Mahrl. E Gilbert. RBI- AB II O 5 0 2 0 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 n 7 noi 100 1003 102 220 1008 105 010 10X 8 112 010 20X 7 Llnde: Losing Russell, Gilbert 4 4 3 4 4 3 3 1 32 0 & 0 3 3 7 7 0 0 27 Pels Meet Lakeview Saturday The Pels look for their first base ball victory of the sea.son tomor row, 3 p. m . when they host the Lakeview Honkers on the Modoc Field diamond. Klemath Coach John McOlnnls probably won't announce his stari ng pitcher until gametime. It will likely bp either Ralph Car roll or Freddie Friedel. The Pels have been having trou ble finding hit and have lost two non-league games to Redding and one each to Medford and Grants Pas in conference outings. The Lakeview game u poll-league. ShowMe Deer Trek Scheduled The Klamath Sportsmen As sociation upoasors a weekend .mow-me trip to the Interstate deer herd range to survey winter losses In the deer herd and deter mine the present available food 'supply. Those who wish to make the full trip leave tomorrow, 1 p.m. from the post office. Those plan ning to Join the party Sunday will make contact at the Dry Lake Ranger station, KSA Director Virgil Davis announced. For more detailed information, call Davis at 6103 or KSA Pres. Dr. Robert Woods at 7376. Game wardens of Oregon and California will go along as guides. I Fall River. Mnss. Johnny Sax ton, 148. Brooklyn. outpointcd'Char lie Thompson. 142, Boston. 10. j Tacoma Willie Bean. 204, Los ! Angeles, outpointed Jess Hall, 100, 1 Tacoma, 10. By The Associated Press Batting: Faye Throneberry. Red Sox-Rookie outfielder hit bases loaded home run In Boston's 9-2 win al Washington. Pitching: Ken RaJfensberger, Reds Worked old magic against Chicago Cubs for five-hit 3-0 victory. 2. Conaiser, Robinson 2. Lamanno. Basinskl. 2b Milne. HR Russell. Brovla. Ollbert. Runs Attvd, Gil bert, Milne, Magulre. Russell 2. Brovla 3, Conaiser. Sanford. DP Austin to Basinskl to Reich. Left ! Oakland 8 Portland 7. HPB Reich bv Oubre. PB Lamanno. Balk !Van Cuyk. U Runge, Ford and Orr. T 2:17. 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