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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MAY 2, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE NATIONAL I.KUllT W I, Prl. I 3 .727 10 4 .714 4 .0117 It 3 .(143 II I .419 7 .417 3 10 .m 3 11 JH lhur.ds.Tl Ktaulls Chlrsco 7, Brooklyn 3 New York 13, I'ltlAbui'Hh 3 .'lnclnnatl 1, Boston 3 Philadelphia t. Kt. Louts 3 nrooklvn (Jhlnuo New York Olnclimall M. Louis I'hlludelphlK Huston . l'Kisuuryh Th fffledfoMT Favored MM Pels Find Sprinter For Meet AMERICAN LKACllir. Ronton HI Louis I Cleveland (.'hlcauo Washington f.'ew York Detroit rhlladelnlita w JO 7 t ft a ivi. .7(10 .1100 ,6:u .1&3 .417 SS0 .133 Thurs4a;'e Mfsults HI. t.ouln . Bail on I Detroit 3. New York 4 Clilisiio 3. Philadelphia 0 Weshlnston 2. Cleveland 1 113 Innings i I TA( IflC COAST LKACil K Kn Dlesn 30 Hollywood 10 Los Anuelcs II Oakland 14 (Seattle 13 Hun Francisco 13 Portland 13 Hscralnento 1) I i Thuiuir nesuiit Oakland 3-3. Portland 0-3 Heatlle 3. Los Anode 3 flan Dleso 4. Ban Francisco 2 Bacrainento II. llollvwood 8 Western laternaliciial l.eafue W L Pel. Victoria 7 Spokane 6 Vancouver ft Lewiston 3 ftalem 4 Trl-Clty 4 Yakima 3 Wenatchee 3 Thursday's Result Spokane -0, Trl-Clty 3-4 Itwlaloii 7, Salem 3 Victoria 13. Yakima 10 Wenatchee at Vancouver I poned, wet frounda. Famed Ball Scout Dies Pel. .M7 .ftM .330 .313 .443 .443 .444 .373 37ft .600 .m .400 .400 .3:13 .AO A lad snenriln his Inleiii In a Klamath Union Mliih Sniool yyin class may turn out to bo the season's "find" when Coach Paul Oellrr semis his Pelican clndermen aualinl MedforA tomorrow on Mo doc field, martini timo la 3 p.m. tie In Kalph Hiiuclcon, a Junior At leant Bundenon was Rood enough to win the ao.uad'1 annual decathlon (10 event-.) recently completed. Dellcr In cntrrlmr Bundeson In the 100 and 320-yard dashes, plus the relay. The others In the decathlon Tup Ten. In order, were Jerry Johnson, tfd Barron, Jim Dougherty. Steve Chutrield. Dun Mills. Doyle Witt on, Clinton Mllln, Boyd Sprayua and Dick Abraham. CI.OKI.lt Although Mcdlord la top-heavy favorite to win on IU '. to 37 . early-season win, the Pelicans ai expected to clone the gap com aluerably. Lail time out Barry Pill wui the only Pel to rsb a firm place, In the mile. Experience picked up In three meeu aince the aearon-opener against Medlord ahmild put the Pelican In line for mure than a lone blue ribbon. LNTRIr.N Coaoh Paul Dellcr thin morning released the following entries: 100-C. Mills, Bunrieaon. Oorvly; 330-Oordy, Bundeaon. D. Mill: 440-C. Mllln, Oordy, Sprague: MO Simmer Dearlnii: mlle.pitu-. Wells, Klus: low hurdlcs-Bcvanx, Chase. Taucher: high hurdles Johnson. Chase: shot nut-Cliatfleld Schulte, Dougherty; discus-Chat-fleld. Schulw. Young: Javelln-Chal-fleld; high Jump-Bnrron, Chase. Thomas, Johnson, Bell; broad Jump-Barron, Abraham, Douvher ty, Oordy; pole vault-Johnson, Watson; relay-C. Mills, D. Mills. Oordy, Bundeson. : tf.. 'r ) I VETERANS SHOW WAY ON MOUND DON MILLS is entered the 220-yard dash and re lay when the Pels host Mcdford tomorrow after noon on Modoc Field. post- MONROVIA. Calif. HI hall has loal a scout Base- credited Anderson, Dodel Face Beavers MOSCOW. Idaho tm lilnho Coach Chuck Flnley will aend two undefeated pitchers against Oregon Stale In their crucial Northern ,,V. Division h...h.u iiara 101. France day and Saturday. nayne Anaerson and Dick Dodel. By The Associated Presa Montreal Johnny Brallon. 143 uncngo. stopped Pierre Lang- 4. Boise. Idaho Oarlh Panter. 132. Snll I.nke Cltv. ouloolnted By The Associated Presa Dlr.y Trout. Joe Unhtion nri rih Hudson, like old vlne. Hcem to lin. ! prove with age. The old gaffers are .wiling urn new aog some old tricks. Trout turned In a spectacular re lief chore Thurndny night at Yank ee, mnuium to SUM a New VnrV I Yankee rally. Rescuing Art Houl- icinun In Die n nth with men m first and third and nobody out, the -nvrniiu i rout preserved a o-4 Uctrolt victory. Dobsnn. well past his 3Slh birth day, silenced Hie Philadelphia As without a hit for 7 1-3 liinini. uhii. pitching the Chicago White Sox to -U -IIUIIipil. Hudson, Washington'! 34-year-old veteran, edged Cleveland's Bob Lemon, 2-1. in an exciting 13-innlng battlo nt Orlfllth Stadium. , The kids had their fun ion n rollicking St. Louis Browns, after breaking even with the world champ, in New York, bowled over the Boston fled Box Rookies .i I Thus did Rogers Hornsby'a up- starts, cellar tenants in '51, move 3 i uiiv Hamc oi mo nrs place . Red Sox. j unicsgo ouDr. somewhat .1 i more mature than the Brownies. tumiiiuea io piny like tjie spring Lmm4M& sensations of the National as Ihcv In Xlik "' mtl'emHtlcs to keep the CUbS Ollt nl Mrt,l nU.. r.: last In 1861. actually had a half game edue In the won-and-UM Mnndlngr, but Brooklyn held a 13 polnt percentage edge, 727 to 714 COI'KINS Jim Henm found the revamped, Pittsburgh Pita tea Just n, accom modating as his "cousins" of old as he pitched the New York Giants to 13-S romp. That made his lifetime count 14-2 over the Bncs . Robin Roberts. the Phim ' youthful ace, racked up wln No 3 I with home run help from Nippy Jones and Connie Ryan as he down-' Ol. 1-OU16. 6-3 With an lr,., hitter. ' Cincinnati's Herm Wchmeler needed relief help from Frank Smith put down a ninth-Inning Boston uprising saving a 7-6 edge for the Reds. Hill Gail Top Pick In Kentucky Derby Classic Br The Associated Presa Batting Vie Wcrtz. Tigers, hit two auccesslve two-run homera In Detroit'! 5-t adgs over New York Yankeei. V " ' Pitching ' Joo Dobnon, Whits Sox, shut out Philadelphia A'a with two hits, 3-0. holding! A'a hltlesa lor 7 1-3 Innings. 7 nune-niBU.s LOUISVILLE. Ky. Wl Seven teen three-year old colts were named Friday for the 78th Ken tucky Derby to be run over the mile and one-quarter at Churchill Downs Saturday. When the name of Mrs, Marlon Dupont Scott'a Plntor was dropped Into the entry box shortly before closing time the list was believed to be complete. There waa only one aurprlse among the entries. 10 of which were received, TTiursday. Ben Jones entered Calumet Farm's Top Blend as a running mate for the 7 to 3 favorite. Hill Oall. Top Blend won a slx-furlong sprint at the Downs Monday in 1: 11 4-ft. Hill Call's name was the second In the entry box Friday, arriving shortly after Eddie Rice, agent for Jockey Oerald Porch, made C. V. Whitney's well-llked Cold Com mand a definite starter. Then within the next two and one-half hours followed Mrs. Cor- j don Culberson's California-owned ) Arroz: Eddie Burke's Swoop, an I outsider from New York; Top Blend; M. A. White's Eternal Moon, also a rank outsider and II nally Plntor. Missing, as expected, was Gift Silver the little Iowa-owned and bred colt which hid created much pre-Derby stir. out silver wnicn never naa racea and never worked more than five-eighths of a mile, was with drawn when a veterinarian decid ed the cut on his right foreleg had not healed sufficiently. If all 17 face starter Ruby White at 4:30 p.m., EST, Saturday the will hive a gross value of 12S.350 with net of 137,300 going to the winner. For each withdraw al subtract the starting fee of 11. 000. The usual excitement attendant to the entering of Derby horses was lacking since 10. Including A. W. Abbott's Blue Man, the second choice from Rye, N. Y.. were en tered over a 10-hour period Friday. 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Johnson was called un from Rait f.ake City to play shortstop in the While Sox Infield that had been shattered by the Black Sox scan dal. He was with the Sox In 1931-33. 1 the Yankees the next three years and then came to the Pacific 1 Coast. He managed Portland ' through 1M3. then went with Be-! atllt and later joined the Boston etuuimg syeiem, mound duties. Track Winner PORTLAND m Hood River won the Mid-Columbia High School 1 eague track meet with ease here Thursday, scoring 43 points. Wy'East had 34 '.. points. Oswe go 34. Columbia Prn la mnA Amerleaniconoordla ft. Fall Rlvor. 138 New Mauser. 144. Maxs. Art Persley. York, outpointed Al Philadelphia. 10. HYER Cowboy Boots in stock at DREWS! Win at Nets PORTLAND Lewis and Clark defeat! d Pacific University. 0-1. In a Northwest Conference tennis match here Thursday. Sports Mirror By The Associated Press Today a year ago Joe Louis. ! fighting the comeback trail, won a unanimous 10 round decision over i Omello Agremonte In Detroit. 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