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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1952)
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 10M PAGE TEN M skh l ro ans lose 9-3 FINAL STANDINGS Malln . .. Sacred Heart Merrill Chtloquln Ely .. Ronartaa qUb Wimis f Me I INDIANS' GROMEK SHUTS OUT YANKS 0 l.oon 1 .WK1 S . 3 . 4 .J00 5 .001) The Malin Mustangs, won the Klamath County Class B baseball title yesterday lor the second year in a row. A six-run binge In the sixth Inn ing gave the Mustangs a 9-3 win over Sncred Heart's Trojans at Recreation Park. Four Malln hits and two costly Eacred Heart errors broke up a 3-3 pitching battle between big Wayne Rick and the Trojans' Bob by Howard. After a delerious first Inning in which Mnlin bobbled three times Sacred Heart twice, the game set tled down to a 3-3 deadlock until the sixth Inning when the Mustangs exploded. It would have been a real pitch ers battle between southpaw How ard and right-hander Rick but for shoddy fielding. Malin ended with four errors, sacred Heart was charged with six. BETTER SUPPORT The difference couldn't be laid to Rick's pitching, but rather to (lightly better support. Two doubles by Gene and George Evans combined with Snc red Heart miscues gave Malin its three runs in the first frame. Sacred Heart collected just one hit off Rick in the first chapter Jim Mahoney's single hut three errors and a passed ball was enough to tie the ball game. MUFFED Sacred Heart muffed a chance to go ahead In the third inning when Ray Beard singled but aJ caught napping off first base. A subsequent triple by Mahoney, who got two of the five hits off Rick. would have scored Beard. i Mahoney was left stranded when Jack Heiderer struck out. George Rajnus, Arby Paris, George Evans and Howard Her- ringshaw found Howard for singles In the fatal sixth, the only bad inning for the Trojan hurler. Malin gets a chance at sub-district play now. Line score: Malln 300 006 0- 7 4 Eacred Heart . 300 000 6-3 5 6 ; Rick and Herringhsaw; Howard and Herrera. By The Associated Tress NATIONAL LEAGI K W L Pct.i Brooklvn 12 4 .750 New York 13 5 .706 Cincinnati 12 7 .132 Chicago 13 7 .tv!.' St. Louis 10 9 .g3t I Philadelphia 6 11 .353 Boston 7 13 .350 , Pittsburgh 3 18 .143 Tuesdays Kesmis Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4 (10 inn ings) St. Louis 8. New York 4 Chicago 3. Boston 0 Philadelphia 6, putsourgn u District Meet Here Saturday AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Boston 13 S Cleveland IS 7 Washington 10 7 St. LouiS 10 9 Ner- '"ork 8 9 Ch-.c.j 7 11 Philadelphia 6 10 Detroit 4 13 Tuesday's Results Boston 11, Chicago 3 Cleveland 1, New York 0 St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 1 Washington 5, Detroit 2 Klamath Falls Is the host citv i M'5JrA7 .l- , 1. , . I vi a. r. . lor me douiiirni urcson uim- trict high school track and field meet Snturdav. f Tins will mark the first time the spike classic, qualifying run for I the siaie meet, has been held in pr Klamath Falls. 72 ' The trarkfest opens 10 a. m. on Modoc Field. 588 1 Medford, Hayward Relay cham pion and generaly regarded as the 471 cinder power of ih stale, will be 389 ; favored to send the major share .375 of athletes to the state meet Mav 235 ; 16 and 17 at Oregon State College. 1 lie nrsi iwu ui nun cvcui win By The Associated Press 8leve Oioniek, 33 vear old righthander from Humtramrk, Mich., qualifies as a Yankee killer for the Cleveland Indians. The veteran right hamler, con sidered a second slrlnper on Die Indian mound stnfi. Ditched a it-.ent 1-0 four-hlttvr in beating the Y nnks and Atlte Reynolds Tuesday iNew York's Giants Into first pluco night for the third tune. Iln the National League wllh a The lust lime Glomes started tenth Inning 8-4 victory over the noninftt the YaiikR In Yiinkre Hill- CtlU'mmll Hprit. Anriv triple, scored once and baited In a run. Dunne Plllett'e pitched die Bl. Louis Drowns back into the win ning column with a 8-1 triumph over the Philadelphia Athletics as Mnrty Marlon and Clint Courtney each hit homers. llrooklvn's Doduora moved nasi By The Associated l'reaa Bulling Clyilo Vulltner, Red Sox. hiimnicml two homers, u single ami double in four Unit's at lint and drove In six runs to lead TIME OUT! dium Mnv 19. 1949 h' trimmed the Bwnbers. S-3. The time before that In Cleveland In 1948 he downed the Yanks. 3-1. SINCE 1946 Gromek's shutout was the first time Cleveland pitcher has blanked the Ynnks since Hob Fel lers no-hitter In April. ISHti Steve not onlv handcuffed the Yanks with four ."angles but hud the crowd of 35.914 limp at the finish when he rfltired the last three bathers wllh the potential tvlnii run on base. Cleveland's triumph. In the first clash of the season between tile two lending contenders for the American League flag, kept the Indians within one game of the first Place Boston Rrd Sox. who trounced the Chicago While Snx, 11-3 FIVE STRAIGHT Conrndo Marrero pitched the third place Washington Senators to their fifth straight vlctorv with a 5-2 win over Detroit. Agiim Jackie Jensen and Archie Wilson, obtained from the Yankees last Saturdav. That's what 1 mean by 'class' were the big guns on ntturk tor scored the winning PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. San Diego 22 13 Hollywood 19 15 Los Angeles 18 15 Oakland 17 15 Seattle 15 19 San Francisco 15 19 Portland 14 18 Sacramento 14 20 Tuesday's Results Sacramento 7, San Diego 2 Hollywood 9. San Francisco 3 Portland 8. Seattle 2 Los Angeles 3, Oakland 2 nimhfv for the state meet. I Seven schools will enter athletes. I In'addltlon to Klamath Falls and notice how he has that knack of the Nats. Jensen doubled, drove In IMedford, thev are Grants Pass. makini the hard ones a run. stole a base and scored Ashland. Illinois Valley, Crater look easv?" twice. Wilson hit a single and and Eagle -Point. ' The first Six- places five in the f?? total on a 10-8-8-4-3-1 basis. The schools, generally, will oe limited to three entries in the short , in ,htt lnnor ra-vs I and field events. Pelican Coach Paul Deller said vesierdav his entry list, with the exception of a few minor switches. By The Associated Press will be the same as it was lor ' uregon s Daseoall tenin moves Among all best sellers m Only one best taste ant STEVE GROMEK . . . stingy with Yanks .559 .545 .531 .441 .441 .438 .412 Beavers Regain Top Spot in ND Battle SCORES By The Associated Press College Baseball Oregon State 6. Washington State 5. Willamette 10. Pacific 2 Clark J. C. 13-10 Portland State 11-7. Oregon College of Education 7, ; Portland University 6. Llnf ield 10 Lewis and Clark (. . Seattle University 18, Seattle Pa cific 4. Prep Baseball Dayton 5 Amity 1 Jewell 5 Westport 0 Dufur 8 Corbett 6 . Seaside 1 Wy-East 1 Roseburg 7 Cottage Grove ( Silet 3 Eddyville 3 Forest Grove 1 Hillsboro 0 Oregon City 6 Tigard 4 Malin 9 Sacred Heart (Klamath Falls) S College Golf ' Willamette 10 a Lewis and Clark College Tennis Willamette 4, Lewis and Clark 3 Oregon State 6, Washington State 1 Western International League W L Pet. Victoria 9 Spokane 10 Vancouver 7 Lewiston 7 Tri-Citv 7 Wenatchee 5 Salem 6 9 Yakima 4 11 Tuesday's Results Tri-City 5. Wenatchee 2 Vancouver 7, Victoria 4 Spokane 2. Lewiston 1 (10 innings) Salem C. Yakima 0 .692 .667 .583 .500 .467 .455 .400 .267 Two Fall In Softball Meet Two more teams fell by the way side yesterday in the grade school double elimination Softball tourna ment. Pelican cut out Mills' Number 2 team, 12-10, in an extra inning. Fremont eliminated Fairview, 3-2. Pelican and Fremont, both beat en once, meet today if weather permits. , Only Mills' Number 1 team and Riverside remain undefeated. last Saturday's Medford dual meet into the Northern Division spot- here. LAST NIGHT light WednesJay while loop-leading Oregon State resls afler Its suc cessful invasion of the Palouse. Oregon opens a two-game series at Moscow against Idaho. The Staters, who came out of key clashes with Washington Stnie and Idaho with a 3-1 edge, take the day off before moving to Seattle to tangle wnh Washington Thurs- aav and Frldav but Ptnchhiltor Rod Keugh ground ed out to end the rallv. Oregon St. 100 Oil 002 8 13 3 Wash. St. !3H 000 000-5 10 1 Hopp. Goedhard i2 and Thomas; Spring and Koeper. Bevos Sign Welmaker tenth He tripled oil Ken Raffen sberger and scored on a llv bv Curl Furillo. Teeing oft on former triuumatr Mux Lanier and a parade of five additional hu. Irrs for 15 hits, Kddlr Stunky's Si Louis Cardinals snnppcd the Giants' seven - game winning streak with a 9-4 triumph. Robin Huberts hurled a brllllnnt two-hitler ns the Philadelphia Phils snapped a frui-gnim losing streak with a 6 0 victorv over Pittsburgh Johunv Kllnpstoin pitched the Chicago Cubs to a tliree-hlt 20 shutout over the Boston Braves in the onlv game plnvrd In davllght. For the fifth straight year the state of Ohio rank.N as the nation's lending producer of harness horses. Brandels University's newly elec Beavers ted cocaptalns for the football and By The Associated Press T, . 1 ..., rmW WamA 175 1. New York, knocked out .double Bobby Wise, 172, Oakland, Calif.. 4. Richmond. Calif. Carl "Bobo Olson. 161, Honolulu, stopped WoodV e HarDer. 153. Richmond. 7. Los Angeles Johnny GonsalveS , 135. Oakland. Call!., outpointed Marie Trigo, 134 Monterey, Mex ico. 12. Newark N. J. Texas Gon zales, 152, East Orange, outpointed joe lomaseiio, im')p Aiaiawan, 8. I '. Portland. Me Claude Portin, 141. Montreal, outpointed Larry Griffen. 142. Lewiston, Me., 8. Omaha Billy Noble, 186. Grand Island, Neb., outpointed Big Bill Peterson, 208 H, Calumet City, 111, 8. PORTLAND The Pacific Cnnvt l.enmi Portland Oregon State reenineri first nln.- Hriri Knnthnnw Pitcher Roy Wet- I basketball tennis are In f,nrh rnse In the standings Tuesdav bv down- i maker to their roster Tuesday and the smallest players on their Ing Washington State 8-5 in the ' sent righthander Dick Watbel to squads. ibsi oi two games at Pullman. , Tri-Clty of the western inicrnn WSC took the opener 5-3. i tlonnl League. Danny Johnston's ninth inning I Welmaker. a Negro hurler wno scored the winning rtsn won 16 names and lost 10 lor ban runs Tuesday. WSC loaded the 1 Diego In 1950 recently was re basea In the bottom of the Inning leased by the Hollywood Stars. ! Pafko In the iS , I ,1 n jf .1 mw huh g$ Yr)J v v. ' -m . )y ill IMPERIAL I '" "! W MINOID WHISKY. 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