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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, MAY 20, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINK Ben Lorino Beats Salem Maglie Stops Pirates; Giants Tied for Lead , .... .... ..r. ..r.. T, A,a,(rd ,. Tim Victoria Tyco handed Halt-in j Tlio aevrn National l.raxutt rivals 6-3 iluxllnii Mmidliy nliihl to rr ml I lie Nrw York (haul wirc By Th AmMiilnlril I'rrM NATIONAL I.H.A;U': Brooklyn Nrw York Chlcniio Cincinnati HI. l.oll s IMlllndelplllK Ronton PIltsuuiHh 111 IU III III 14 u 11 6 Momliy'l Hraulla New York l'lttuuili 0 Hi ooklvn 1 Clilcnun 1 ulr; rnd itlxlh niln i (Only giuiirn schrdulrdi tel. .Ml .131 .012 .Mil AM AH AM .101 AMI IIU AN Clrvrlnnd Wii.illllili'"" lln.tlou Nrw Ymk HI. l.mil.i Chlciiuo Plillndrluhln Drl mil MitmUy i i,i:ac;i i: w iu hi n U HI 14 II 7 lUautln llci.1,,11 3 Drlroll t Only iiunir aclirilulrdi Wclrril llllrrn.illniml l.rm 1 Victoria n KpukiMip 11 , Vani'iiuvrr 1 1 HnlMil 14 WrniiU'llcP l;l Til-City 11 I rWIMoll 10 Yitklmn 10 MnmUy'a Itcnulls Victoria o Sulci ii 3 "I'ri-Cilv ul Vancouver mill Hollywood iPC'l.i !1 Hpoknnc 1 IlllilUoni. I Only unlitrH scheduled I. rACIIIC COAHT I.IAMK i No icnincs Monday; Mendings iincttaiiG cd i Hy 'I lie AnMH-lalrd I'rmi. INTERNATIONAL I.fcAGl K Rochester 7 Huffalo a fivracune 7 Toronto 3 Montreal 13 Rprlitiillcld 5 OU.' 4 Baltimore 3 AM Kill! .'A.N ASNOCIATION Mlnneaolln B Ht. Paul 6 (Only name achcdulpdi PACIFIC COAST l.EAOl'K (No gnniPM arhedulcdi TKXAH l.KACLK nnn i t Tuina o-s Oklahoma Ctly 6 Korl Worth 1 Han Antonio II HouMon 7 Beaumont 3 Hheveport 3 3 pioni;i:h m:(.i i: Manic Valley 16 Potatello 13 Idaho Falln in Hol.sc 3 nilllnfi l'J Oiiilrn II ill Innlnii)) Salt lake at (Ural Fa 111, rain. nrw llielr Iraaa on Ural place In ,,., MllJlle ev "uoU to the Wcntrin lutcrnallumil Lrmitir. i umlrn. It wan tlio third alrallilil win lor And veil can't hhime thr Pitlv llm Tveci who wern tlrd with'"""!. rimtM II lliry ahake Mirlr iHimkiinr'a Indiana lor Ilie Iniuue """'" '" "" 'l'lUc negative lead iillrr weekend play. I . ', . ,. , ,., I .., ... . i. ., ii ii.. i 11C " vp"r "W rlKhtlmndrr I '111 Indiana look on the Holly j, N,,ra r, N. Y . Iiasg'l wood miira and wrrci dclea led 6-1 , Mr0I, briUrn t)ln ypHr , ,.,. ;l,y Ihr Pacific Cna-,1 LeaKiie dull B(,VPn vl,.l()1.n , nll, hl, . in an exhibition game at Bpokino dclcnted atrlng over a two-yrnr ! apan In trn, lie han met and I whipped nil ti'iinn. rxtrpl thr Boilon nrnvea and the Chicago Cuba. In (13 InnhiKi, he him allowed only aevrn eurned rurm lur the enyluhlr uveriige ol 1 03. 'llto Plrulea huve a .pr(-lkl reii non lor wontleiiiiK II Miiuhe In tin heittnble. When lie hlnnkrd thfni 4-0 on xrvrn hiu Mondny In our of the Hirer itami'ii played In Hie Mil Join, it marked the I lull hlralKlit lime Ihe curve ball ace lnU. turned back the cellar dwelling Archie Moore Stops Dunlap HAN FRANCISCO W Archie Moore. HI l.oim. KO'd Bob Dunlup. Ouklniid, Cnlll., In the alxth round Monday nliiht, then IIMrned quietly while liln inanutrrr vn tunlly chul lenired Jlio world. "Archie win nmii anyuody,' inuniiKer Chnrlle Johnston mud ol Ihe No. 1 contender (or the lltrrtl heavywelKht charnploitihlp. "But nolKidy wants him. When we nflcrtl Moore to Rocky Murciiino, Al Weill (Inlernulloniil Boxing Amocl ationi turnrd white. "Moore can knock out Harry (Kid I Mnllhewn Mnnduy, Boo Murphy on Tuendny, Uanny Nur djco on Wednesday, lay oil Thurn day and Friday Ho cnlch hln brcnlh?! and then knock out cham pion Joey Maxim Huturduy." An ovcrwelKhl Moore (183 but looking heavier, i let Dunlup. 1H0 ahool the work. Ineffectively, lor all but 20 acconds ol the first lou roundi. In the alxth, Moore dropped him for keep at 2:34. It wan at lenat two minute before Dunlnp wn able to riae. iBuc. . Third Irnneiniin Bobby Thorn ;hoii aupplled Ihe bnttlng power lor , Mughe'ii aecond ahutout ol the aeui.ou an the GtunlH moved back t Into a tin lor Ural plurr with the IXidgera. who played a 1-1 tie wl'h Ihe Cuba III a gume called by nun alter one was out In the top hall of the neventh. Miiglle'a other Koofcr-ruK enmr on April 20 at the expense of the Dodger. ill ill 31 .V r,.-.vJf ,11 .11 i, rri. w, i mi 17 .370 S-.J Jf . BEN LORINO . . . ex-Gem wins fifth i If- jv" IE I Hauger "C Trap Winner Klamath Benin trapnhootera for the moit part had to be content with runner-up notion In the Med ford Mall-Tribune nlneieentli an nual tournament over the weekend. Merrlll'a Claude Pox anl Everett Armxtrong each hit 100 atralght largrti for the Mall-Trlbune trophy but Armstrong won the ahootolf 73 to 72. The Mendcnhall trophy, for ClaM B or lower, went to Lcnlle Janten, Urania Paw. In the thootoll titer a He with Rod Hmith and Bud Cloake. both ol Klamath I'nlli. All ahot DO, but In the ahootolf Janucr hit 24 Bmlth and Cloake 23 n. In dnublen Fox and Ted Jnnlzcr. Trail, lied lor runner-up honora to Dick Hkertcra, Mcdlord. Pete Urlncoll, Klamath Falls. a tecond In the Rogue Valley Hun dred, winning In a ahoolofl for the runner-up spot with Frank Clog Mon, Medford. Klamath Falls1 H. E. Hauger won ihe Rogue Valley Hundred, Claas C, with a 93x100 score. Over-all winner wan Ted Jantzcr with a 431x450 score, edging out Bkeeters with 430x480. CONGDON WINS, WAIVES PGA BERTH Bob McCheaney, end on the New York football Olanta, work In an aircraft plant In Long Island, dur Ing the oll-scaaon, PORTLAND Charlea Cong don of Tacoma won the Pacific Northwest Professional Oolfera Or Kanlzallon title Monday but Frank Newell, alf.o of Tacoma, will be the Northwest's No. 1 entrant In the POA championships at Louis ville, Ky.. next month. Tied with two under par 144s at the end of 39 holes Monday, Congdon and Newell played an exira hole. Congdon won the play off with a par 6 to Newell t. Congdon said he had decided not to compete In the Louisville cham pionships and Newell took his place las the top Northwest entry, I The second tournament post was tilled by John Langford, Portland, jwho won a playoff among three lllth piace winners alter Eddie Hogan and Larry Lamberger ol Portland also elected not to com pete In the POA. Hogan and Lam berger tied for third with 147s. Others In the playoff were Ray Honsberger, Clarkston, Wash., and Dave Klllen, Olympla, who later qualified as first and second alter nates, respectively. KNAPP SHOES Air Cushioned J. O. Kennett It the icluiiva representative lot Klamath and Leke Counties. Sites J 1 1, widths 4A to 41; Ladies 2 t. 12, 4A to 41. Ph. 8209 2151 Orchard Klamath Falls, Ore, SAL MAGLIE . . .'Barber blanks Buts Thomson drove in all of the champions' runs with a double and two singles to puce an eight-hit iittuck against Howie Pollct, Bob Friend und Ted Wilka. In the only game played In the ' American League, Lou Boudreau again called on his sharp-lleldlng ioldtlmera to give the Boston Red Sox n 3-2 victory over the Detroit I Tigers. The victory, credited to 'rookie Bill Henry, lifted the Bosox I Into a virtual second-place tie with the Idle Washington Senators. The only other scheduled game. 81. Louis Cards at Philadelphia 1 Phils, was postponed by rain. WANT14 MORF DEKR CHAHLOTTETOWN. Canada (yfl Premier J. Wnltcr Jones believe" Prince Edward LUnd could sun port a deer population ol 10. 000. Since the earlv days ol the pro vince It.rre were no deer on the island unlil two were Imported two venrs mo. Last year another 12 were brought in. halted at the end ol seven Innings because ol rain. The Vlrtnrla - Salem game Victoria was the only regularly srhrduled WII, game played. Run washed out the Vancouvrr-Trl-Clly contest al Vancouver and other clubs had the night off. . Reames Women Go to Medford UMr A women's fiotflnc team o VlrlorlA's win. the Mventh for Rpan.cn about 30 MroiiR trnvoli the rypc.H in nine home eamr j.irnt the Canadian club 13 llin 'pcrcriitnKe point out in front of j thr Inriinnv lHotithpaw Ben l-orino i wrnl the dUtAnrt for the winner lo rrrnrd his fifth victory of the mrw ifftAon. to Medford for a Thursday teflm match with thai club. Men Boilers l Kennies are Rlv UiK up the course tomorrow after noon to enable the womrn to prt some practice licks for the Med ford mstrh. 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