I'itlDAY, MAY 1(1. HIM
HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHKGON
PACK NINE
.. ' Vl. - .
MEDITATIVE was tilt! word
for Jim Cnnroy locluy h
Hit' Miilin conch whisked his
Mu.stnnjjs ngninst the Cas
cade Locks I'lrates In a
showdown haschall bitlllc
this afternoon on Ihe Mer
rill diamond. The winner
packs pear for a (rip to the
slain playoffs Mav 23 and
24 In Drain. (Jamctlino
(his afternoon was 3:30,
Standard Time.
llr 'Ihe AiniM-UIrd I'rpM
AMI. KU AN l.KAtil'K
W I.
Olevr
Washington
Boston
Now York
Hi 1.0111s
Chlcaiio
Philadelphia
Drlroil
Thursday i
14 ID
in ii
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13 14
la M
10 14
7 111
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Beavers
Bumped!
By Stars
lly The Associated I'rrs
'linen pitchers who've already
ponied five victories In this yel
yuuwt I'hcIIIi: Const I .online sra
mhi no Hi t lie hill Friday mailt
with Iwu ol Ihriu Hireling head-
on
rlan Dlruo Munngcr I.i'lly O 'Until
immrtl Ills sparklim poi Wilcr Wll
llr I.iiiiu. sl-ycar-old riiuklr, lo try
mid even the Icniiiir Irmlrrn ser
Ii'?! wllh Lan Anurlr'i.
The Anucl lend III Kiilurn I I.
ImviiiH won Thursday nluht M "
clime kiiiiics Iruturril thn piny. In
tin- others. Hacrainrlilo dropped
iccond place Onklmitl 3 7. Hall
Hiinclsco edited Seattle -4 and
Hollywood heal Portland S-4.
NA(iV SA.Ml:l
At Hull Kriiiiclwo, the 8ml' lo
Hulnlrrn send Sieve Nuy. 1-vcar-old
li-ll huiHlrr, amilhsl the
Seals as I11.1l ycara chumplunii trv
to improve their Miliums seventh
place position.
Hollywood Jumped Into a three
run lead In the lir.il InnliiK aiialnut
Porlliind Thursday nud never
topped. Newcomer Ted Heard, re
cently ol I'lllshuiKh. surkril a limn
er in the Initial Iramc with two
unites on unne. Chuck Stevens pok
ed niiuthrr Hollywood homer In the
third. I'orllniicl liilllfd In the riKlilh
un Anron Uolilllion KIllKlcd 111 tw"
runs. Mrl yuccn. iinolher acquisl
tion Irom I'llHhuruh's I'lrntcs, was
the winning huiici
DODIII.K
Han Francisco's .1 mi Monin
smacked n double irarmii two runi
a Hie Heals brut Braille, also In
the llnnl Innlnu
Trnlllnir 4-3. Seal thud sucker
tiny llainrlck hlnitlcd lor the llrsi
hit oil rellelrr F.arl Johnson. He
went to second on wild throw.
ii.,i. out the next two men but
Ltn initio, i ncn "'
Hit
t ' t t 1
lav i:. i. r-t u d "
1
tl IS
Ulbrickson
Undecided
OAKLAND. Calif. 11
Cinder Results Indicate Grants Pass
Threatening Black Tornado Superiority
Oriwl M, Morrlnon
Munull KC SMvtm
.... . . . , l:i2f)-yard run: Jnhnunn M. HIIIIb OP.
Al I'l- """"ion uv i w rcceiu i-i lomi- ,r,m, kf. Mirney P, ColMral
brlrknon. coach ol the University nt:e. Oranls Pkb in muclln(( In , r"ni jim.i.
ol Washlnitton ctew. (till ponder-1" Medlord'a track and Held su
ed hlo cnoiceii lor the vimlty und .penoriiv.
junior race aganut canioinla Bnu The Cavemen beat the Tornado In
urday as hi charge twice tried Imt Katiirdnv ii DUtrltt 3 meet In
out the tidal watera ol Oakland Klamath Falls.
Eturv' Then Wednesday nlKht In Med-
It appeared likely that, as i lord. Orants Pass edited Medlord
aualnal Ky Ebrlhht'a experienced i hi the Southern Oreaon Junior A AU ! V"h Pv'd',n
eiahl, Ulbrickson would be relying meet, an annual event lor lads 16 m
on at least live ana probably ilxtand under. I ..r" y"1 '' cp. pnoii m.
sophomores. Including stroke Ouyl Grants Pass scored 2' DoinU V . T i m a or
Vr mi ., it" Mcdlord's 84.
Ihe fact Ulbrickson stl II was , . .. .u..j.....u
shllllni his men cauied no over- '. . r".m.r"
commence on the part ol the Call- i !?, 'T,ow 7 A . ' "
m i Wnl lit A ni PhrwrHT A
II Al didn't Ihlnlc they are linp
oarMticn, they would n t be In his ;
boat." commented Dave Turner. I Humnwy .n ordtr of itniih:
incntOr Of the Cal frOh. i H:h hurrllc; Vlburg. OP. Biles gp,
ny M. Braun M. Harvey ui-. iin;
Tod man on the University ofl10 .. ,. .
Alabama Koif aouad ta Bobby Hill ! .7" o-hv" u uJZci cp.
of Rochester, N. V. i Tim; 10 as.
I 10 -itrfl i"h;
GP. Rlont GP,
low hurdle Hurler M. Mrtin GP.
' Bij GP, Grltman KF, Jamaa A.
lima: 13.6,
1 180-yard dah: Ratan GP, Ogleahr
m. lurkar m, (J Lcary UP, Ii Inr
Kr and Rich EP.
lvall GP.
I Rcl&y: Med ford. Grant - Paaa, Ah
: land, Klamath falla. Tim 48.8.
Pols vault: Foley M. Walaon KP. i
Klfv.ni dp, ite for fourth and filth I
Hulop GP, Kooken KP. Johnson A and
Cullop A. l(iht: 10 ft. B In.
Shot put; Sedler M, Dyer M. 8tmc i
OP. Brophy M. Chapman M. DUUnca !
47 ft. 3 in.
D lucua: Broohv M. rhanman M.
Uwii OP, rvani OP, Karrlrk M. Di
Unca; 126 ft,
Hifh fiimp: Clark M, Ha for aaconrl
and third Batch FP and HUlnp GP, na
fnr fourth and fifth, Raid GP, Harvay
GP, and Muniall KF. Haight; S ft 4 in.
Broad Jump: Stone OP, Alfxanrter
OP. Varner GP, ttt for fourth and
fifth Baittt KF, TUdrll M, and Davti
H. DUtance: IB ft. 6 In.
Javelin;
Biles GP.
Distance: IT? ft
Chapman M. Dean
Mr Ear land GP, Zlnn
11 'i in.
CP.
OP,
Aluminum and Glass
BOATS
The GUN STORE
YANKEE DOODLE DANDY dipt. Ciorry Coleman slipped
into the training routine after recall to active duty in the
Marine Air Corps. The Yankee second baseman, a crack
pilot in World War II, had never flown a jet plane, hoped
the instrument panel would he easier to figure out than
big league pitching.
Tennis, Golf Winds Up
In Northern Division
walked
doubled.
Detroit I, WaMiluiilon U
HoMon 1. C.'hlravo 0
Philadelphia i, Hi. t.oini 0
New York at Cleveland, cold.
KAIIONAI. 1. 1. Alii K
W I.
New York 17
llrooklvn l 1
( hu nfc. 14 II
rinrlllliaU 14 I
81 iiiil 11 14
Philadelphia II 13
Boston 10 14
Pltl?.burh & W
Thursday's llesulu
Brooklyn 1, I'litiburuh 0
phiindelphin ft. Cincinnati I
r'himiio al New York Rain,
tit. l.ouis at llo.iton. Cold.
PACII IC ( OAST I K slit K
W I.
Han Dlruu 7 III
Oakland 74 17
Hollywood 24 10
1 o Anxi-le 21 'Jl
Kan F'rwncllifO 20 2.1
Portland I" 23
Seattle IB 24
- tlacraiuemo - 1(1 27
t Thursday Ite.ulL
rlnrriilneuto 3, Oukliind 2
l.os AllKeles b, tian Uleiin 4
Hollywood . Portland 4
Ean KrancLtco t. Seattle 4
Wevtern Inlernallonsl l.esfue
I'll.
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llullyw ood
bullell CI''
Hundley 211
Htevens 111
Heard UK
Htrlnyer 211
Cole bH
S'Uidlotk ('
Itrniier I f
Quern P
bhepaid P
Tola!.-.
Portland
Austin r.
Kcijerl .111
Tipiou I P
Hrovla RK
Col)ater f'F
Ha.Mii.iki 2H
Helch 111
Kobiuson C
l.lnde P
Urillinn P
A lius ell
l.ynn P
U'Burr
Ue Bum P
Tolals
AH II O A
4 3 3 0
By The Associated Press Mure weekend game at Corvsllh
Northern Division tennl and coll Saturday, then switch to Eugene
squads wrap up their 1952 sca.ioni
this weekend, while the ba.ie'jsll
teaniH nrnrlnir the end ot metr
QiriiriiiK l""Kr iwiu w j iii.il..-..
0 1 Idaho will be host to the dlvl
I ' aloii's Roller, and Washington
3 Slate will enleilaln the tennis piny-
0 ers.
0 washincton will be the lavmHe 1 ' -e "i"
0 m both sol! and tennlv The litis- j
0 kies ill enter the Imali unbeaten I
an 13 27 7, m dusl meets. The Ws.ihiiiRlon
tor another clash Monday.
Washington Stale will entertain
Idaho at Pullman Friday and the
two will move to Moscow for a
Saturday name. Washington, wl'.h
no conlerence action, will tangle
w ith Beanie university In a Salur-
. CtabJP
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I $940 ) h I
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YREKA, CALIFORNIA
AH II O A mil team, defending lithsl. won (
3 three and iom jum one mncn n
1 ' Oregon during the schedule.
0' nrrenn State, the 1951 bnseball
champion and the current division
leader, and Oregon meet in the lea-
4 0 2 0
4 3 2 1
4 I U 9
4 i 12 1 1
3 13 1' e7 r-v n I G-rinrfyn
II 0 0 1
35 10 27 171
Victoria 14
Ppokane 15
Vancouver 10
V'ennlchre 10
flnlem v 10
Vrklma 10
Irl-Cilv 10
lewi.'.lon 0
Tliursdsv's Renulta
Wenntihre H Knoknllo &
Trl-Cllv 8 Victoria 7
Yskima 7 I.ewinton I
Vancouver 8 Balem 7
IM.
.r7
,55
.455
.435
.435
.417
.409
A-P.usjell Innned lor Drilling In 7th
B-Harr limned lor I.vnn in am
Hollywood 301 110 000 - 8
Hits 303 112 11113
Portland mil ooo 120- 4
lilts
. Winner Queen
K AuMlli. Uasmakl, Blevens
Ttlir Heard 3. Blevens. Tipton.
Kobln.mii 3. Queen, ICBuerl. HH
Conatscr. Au.iiii, Kggcrl. 3B
Heard. JIR Hean. 8ieens. Puns
Hundley, Stevens 3. Beard 2. Bcr
nicr. Austin, Conntser, Bsslnskl,
Rolj:non. 811 Bernler, Beard. 8
liandley. DP-Hasiiukl, Reich,
Austin. Reich, Bnalnskl and Aus
tin; Cole. Hundley and Blewits:
Handles', Cole and Stevens: Conat
scr and Heuh. l.on Hollywood
10. Ponland JO. HPD By Llnde
iHandleyi. U Bllva. Mutart and
Bomers. T-J 40. AU--3.U0.
Bob Clotworlhv of Ohio State.
11. e National AAU outdoor diving
champion. Im only five feet Uiree
Inches tall.
By The Associated Press
Batting. Vic Wertx. Tigris Hit
dramatic home run wllh two out
in InM of ninth to win no-hlllcr
lor Detroit.
Pitching. Virgil Trucks. Tlger.t
001 201 231 10 Pmhed llrst no hlt. no-run game
Loser Llnde. i01 senson againsi wasningwn ir
i-q win.
HARDY'S
820 Main
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8.LEAQUE
A.VIKKU AN AS.SlK IAIION
Louisville 8, Minneapolis 7, It In
nings. Kansas City 6. Toledo 2
Bl. Paul 9. Indlnnapolls 3
Columbus 4. Milwaukee 3
IN I1IINA1IONAI. LLAOl K
All games postponed
TF.XAH I.KAOI E ,
Fort Worth 4, Dallas 7
Tulsa 10, Oklahoma City 8
Beaumont 3, Houston 0
San Antonio 11 Shrevepnrt 7
PIONKKR I.KAOl'K
Boise b. Magic Valley 3
Only game scheduled
Merrill
Host To
fAlturas
Merrill rcUi the Jump on the rest
nl the Klamath Basin Independent !
Baseball League family when It I
hosts Alturas Sunday, 3 p.m. i
'ilie KBI diamond loop thus far
carries Just lour members but
Secretary Joe Chotard hopes more
w ill enter Tuesday in a league meet- j
lug In the Klamath Palls Oily Hall, '
8 P hi.
Malln, Bcalty and Chtlnnuln In
addition lo Merrill have aired In- '
trillions of fielding trains.
Enlry and forlelt fees will nl.'.o
be due at. the Tuesday meeting,
Cholarri ssld.
The Alturas game is non-league
('ORRKCTION
Yesterday's story In the Herald
and News sports section had Lus
ter Ni'i.si'tli tlrhiir nil 81 In Ivlng
Inr Ihe Class A title in Ihe OWCIA
awt't'psluki'H In Eugene.
It should have been 111,
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