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PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY. MAY 14, lPM Ipw Mine Ihaii 3.000 species uf snukg, ale known. s , us Again ask for 1 T ;S fir: 1 1 - ' ll....i..d CEORGE CONDREY isn't saying what he sees when he uses an over-sized Softball for a crystall ball. But, judging by the grin the City Softball Association president is wear ing, it can't be bad. League play in the eight-team circuit opens tonight with a doubleheader on Conger Field. oftball Opens Tonight Loop The Men's City Softball Associa tion pulls the valve on its '1952 eampaign tonight at Conger Feild. Four of the eight teams in the circuit see action in games billed lor 7 and 8:30. , The opener puts Bill's Place gainst Elks. The afterpiece shows Metiers gainst Basin Auio Service. On its showing in Monday night's Jamboree, Bill's Place will be fa vored over the Elks. The Tavern boys whipped Basin Auto, 3-0, and Hercules 10-0 in two Inning stints.: . ' ' - Elks went to a scoreless dead lock with Hercules and blanked Basin Auto, 7-0. Metiers was shut cut by Subur ban Tavern, 8-0, in its only two- trame play. Chiloquin could be the dark horse of the leairee. It bounced fKalpine. 4-2. one of the early-sea son favorites. League play is scheduled for Monday Wednesday and Friday. tach team will have bad its first game under its belt after Fri day's outing when Hercules faces Chiloquin in the first game. Sub urban mixes with Kalplne in the second contest. Spokane, Victoria Win WIL Marathons By The Associated Press League - leading Spokane and runnerup Victoria matched win for wir. in two more marathon Western International League base ball games Tuesday night. Spocane walloped Wena tehee 23-3 in a two hour - 60 - minute endurance contest at Spokane. Victoria spent three hours and 20 minutes subduing Tri-City 6-5 in 12 - inning thriller at Kennewick. Sain forced postponement of the Yakima Lewiston game at Lewis ton and the Vancouver - Salem contest at Salem. A doubleheader was scheduled at Lewiston Wednes day night. Spokane scored in every inning but the first when Wena tehee took a shortlived 1-0 lead and tied two ' league, records.; Sam' Kanelos crossed the plate six times to equal one league mark and Ml Wasley tied another by driving in nine runs. Wasley had two singles, double and triple In six times at bat. John Marshall was the winning pitcher. He gave up five hits while striking out six Wenatchee batters and walking three. Bud Bauhofer. the losing hurler. and reliefman Bob Garrett yielded a total of 17 hits and walked 18 Spokane players. Jimrnv Clark's ninchhit sinele In the 12th inning with two men out put Victoria in the win column. It scored Catcher Lilio Marcucci who had reached second on a Tri- City error. Four of Tn-City's five runs were credited to Olney Peterson, who tripled in the firs: and scored and rapped out a three-run homer in the second. Southpaw Shuts Out Chicago By The Associated Press Warning to ail Major League pitchers: It's raining home runs! The hurlers got an Inkling of things to come Tuesday afternoon at Ebbets Field when five of Uieir offerings were hammered for borne runs as the Brooklyn Dodgers won a 14-8 slugging match from the St. Louis Cardinals. Gil Hodges and Pitcher Ben Wade homered for the Dodgers. Stan Musial hit two out of Uie park tor the Cards and Larry Miliums hit one. By nuamgnt. 16 homers had been rapped in ihe eight games, the biggest single day output of the young season. Heretofore, the Major League campaign had featured tight pitching duels with accent on shutouts and low-hit games. FOLRTH Home runs bv Ray Boone. Larrv Doby and Dale Mitchell gave the neveiano inamns a iu-6 victory over the New York Yankees. The win, Cleveland's fourth in a row over the world champions, enabled me rrtDe to retain .their two-game American League lead over Washington. A trio of four-baggers helped the New York Giants defeat the Cincinnati Beds. 7-4, and maintain their one-game National League margin over the Dodgers. Bobby- Thomson cracked a homer with man on base and followed with bases-loaded double to account for five runs batted in. Minnie Minoso was the Chicago White Sox homer getter as they whipped the Boston Red Sox. 5-0. Minoso blasted a 415-foot homer and added a two-run single to drive in four runs and make it easy for Billy Pierce. SEVENTH Eddie Mathews hit his seventh home run to lead the Boston Braves to a 3-1 verdict over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Curt Simmons, only a month out of the service, pitched the Phila delphia Phils to a 6-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Simmons famed 12 including the last four to face him. Bobbv Shants pitched and batted the Philadelphia Athletics to a 5-1 win over the St. Louis Browns. The little lefthander threw a five- lutter for his fifth triumph and highlighted two scoring innings with a double and triple. Washington won its ninth game in lis ibsi iq starts, as Connie Marrero hurled a five-hit 4-3 Marrero hurled a five-htt 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigars. s I RED HUU, SPORTS IDITO" . s Jr.'i ' By The Associated Press NATIONAL LKACIF W L P.CT. New York 16 5 .762 Brooklyn 15 6 Ch.rago 14 10 Cincinnati 14 10 St. Louis 11 14 Philadelphia ' 8 13 Boston 9 14 Pittsburgh 5 21 Tuesday's Results Brooklyn 14, Si. Louis 8 New York 7, Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 6. Chicago 0 Boston 3, Pittsburgh 1 Matthews-Layne Sale Shatters Gate Mark PORTLAND (Special) Every boxing record In Oregon will be revised when Harry Matthews and Rex Layne meet here at the Pacific International Pavilion May 19. in a ten-round heavyweight fight under National Boxing Club auspices. Matchmaker Tex Salkeld has mi ll.! : "ounced that more than $30,000 583 ! already In Hie till, which sui- pa.sses the record gate drawn by Joe Kahul and Ezzurd Charles last December. A capacity crowd of 10. 000 Is practically assured, which would be the largest ever to view an Indoor fight In Oregon. The fight Itself, the moat lin- Pet. .692 .636 .583 .480 .480 .478 .409 .217 Sal Second In Trials Mnniffnmprv'a Cat fan. i. ru. " J uai iLlliaiC VUCO" apeake owned by Phelma Mont- Kuiucijr, uaiiuieu oy misoana rat, placed second Saturday in the Wnmnn Trio VAtr.o,A .(!.. it was learned here late yesterday. naautiawu rnas lailea to rue a story on Saturday's open all-a?e event, where Montgomery also I - - . ... ji mi t uauia aor oeiongmg 10 ut. A. T. Hunt- uikivu oi ijos AHgejes, 10 a ceru 'ficate of merit. Utthefecispwethe,lue! Jedge expertly with a MM of truck vohjB Attractive priced Isberctl trade-ins! long, easy terms! OOMT delay! see us today! DUGAN and MEST 522 So. 6th St. - Phone 8101 Norton Wins Tennis Title COBVALLIS W Ron and Rich Butler of Grant High School, Port land, led their team to the state championship in the Oregon prep tennis tournament which concluded here Tuesday. The Butlers' defeated Dick Jacob son and Ronnie Grove, -Roseburg, 6-3. 6-4, to win the doubles title. Jacquie Hubbard and Elsie Jenne, McMinnville, won the girls' doubles championship when they downed Audrey Bell and Donna Keegan. Ontario, 4-8, 0-6, 6-3. Bob Norton, Oswego, won the boys' singles title by defeating Jerry Doyle of Central Catholic, Portland, 6-J. 7-5. Janet Skinner gave McMinnville a clean sweep of the girls" titles when she de feated Jo Stealer. Salem. 1-8. 8-7. 6-2 for the girls' championship. in tne semi-finals the Butlers downed the Salem doubles team AMERICAN LEAGVE W L Cleveland 18 8 Washington 14 8 Boston 14 10 St. Louis 13 14 Chicago 12 13 New York 11 13 Philadelphia 8 13 Detroit 5 18 Tuesday's Results Cleveland 10. New York 6 Washington 4. Detroit 3 Philadelphia 5. St. Louis 1 Chicago 5, Boston 0 PACIFIC COAST LEAGVE W L Pet. San Diego 38 14 Oakland 33 16 Hollywood 23 18 Los Angeles 19 21 Seattle 18 22 Portland 17 21 San Francisco 18 23 Sacramento 15 26 Tuesday's Results San Diego 4, Los Angeles 1 (10 in nings). Seattle 7, San Francisco 2 Hollywood 8, Portland 0 Oakland 4, Sacramento 3 .667 .500 .561 .475 .450 .447 .439 .366 Western International League W LPct. Spokwe 15 6 .714 Victoria 13 6 Vancouver 9 7 Lewiston 9 10 Salem 9 12 Tri-City 9 13 Wenatchee 8 12 Yakima 7 13 Tuesday's Results Spokane 23. Wenatchee 3 Victoria 6. Trl-Clty 5 ( 12 Innings) Yakima at Lewiston, postponed. rain. Vancouver at Salem, postponed. rain. .684 .563 .474 .429 .409 .400 .350 BASEBALL Washington 11. Oregon 8 Willamette 12-6, Oregon College of Education 10-3. Portland State 8, St. Martin's 1 of Al Heston and Merle Baumgart, 6-2. 6-2. Team scores Included: McMinn ville 10. 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