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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MAY , 10B2 PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALI.S, OREGON tote ioseb otta Decisions Hairsf on os lye S qm Crown v ... . WW- 10-Round Verdict Unanimous DETROIT At Jake LaMotta's i 'ii: . AanilA aA J)V . . '''' . " ., M4 :iHt HJK.V& .,! it y The Associated Press ' ifii 1 " v --.V ' 1 I NATIONAL LEAGl'K W L Hot. Brooklyn 30 7 .741 New York 30 .714 Chicago 16 11 .553 mm MALtN'S BIG BATS are wielded (1 lojr) by Catcher Howard Herringshaw (.387), Right fielder George Evans (.366) and Leftfielder George Rajnus (.407). The object of their wat tomorrow night will be the Drain fences where the Mustangs meet Boardman In an opening-night game of the two-night Class B state playoffs. a Boardman Malin Foe In Opening Rounds Malta's Marauding Mustangs move into Drain tomorrow night in search of the baseball champion snip of Oregon. Jim Conroy's nine, champions of districts 6 and 6, meet toe pist g champion Boardman team on the opening-night program. , M the Mustangs can get over Boardman, they'll go into Satur day night's finals against the win ner of the Gervais a-a-CresweU S-t) game with the Class B state title at stake. Oonroy said Wayne Riok. who has steered Mslin to the playoffs wttk eight mound victories against no defeats, would start tomorrow The big right-hander may be siohedto the outfield if the Mus tangs can pile up a lead to keep Suburban. Kalpine Win Suburban Tavern and Kalpine turned the Conger Field basepaths into a race track last night. Suburban waxed Metiers, 10-3; Kalpine dumped Chiloquin, 11-4. Both games were short affairs five Innings because of the spread in runs. Dale Hanklns, Suburban outfield er, got the big blow in the opening game, a home run, as Pitcher Dar- rel Hemelwright limited Metiers to Just two hits. Jay Griggs also turned in a two hitter for Kalpine with Gary Dawes supplying the home run blast. Newt Weaver and Jim Conklin had perfect nights at bat for the Kalpines with 3-for-3 and 2-for-2 performances. But Rudy Carlson was responsible for the run that gave Kalpine the seven-run gap and cut the game short. Games Friday night show Sub Urban against Basin Auto in the 1 o'clock opener, Bill's Place against Hercules in the nightcap. Bill's Place and Suburban will be battling to protect the only unde feated marks in the Softball league. Both have won two in as many tarts. Line scores: Metiers 100 10-3 t S Suburban 136 lx-10 S 4 . Young and Plocchlnl; Heimel Wright and Marrs, Kalpine 164 01-11 7 J Chiloquin 100 SO- 4 I Griggs and Carlson; Ruff and Montgomery, Pilots Win PORTLAND W Portland Unl verslty wound up the baseball season here Wednesday with a 6-1 Victory over Portland State. New low prices on Day's Whipcords at DREW'S! his arm m working order for Sat urday night. Gene Evans, regular eenterfleld er, and Freshman Gary Mauney will be on hand for relief pitching work. Conroy wfQ probably start with the same nine boys who dumped Cascade Locks last Friday in a District 6-6 playoff game by a 1-0 count. The outfield would have George Rajnus, the club's leading hitter at .407 In left. Gene Evans in cen ter and George Evans (.366) in right. , Catcher Howard Herringshaw is the third of the Big Three in the batting department witn a .si mark. The infield conists of Bob Steven son at third base, Arby Paris at second, Jerry Macken at first and Andy Travis at shortstop. Class A Tourney Open ALBANY.' Ore. ( The Dalles and Medford met here today in the opening; game of the Oregon high scnooi oaseoau tournament. Three other games were on tap, Central Catholic and Roosevelt. both Portland, were scheduled to meet in a second aiiernoon game. Lincoln of Portland and West Linn were to tangle at 7 p.m. PDT and Junction City and Albany were to Play at 9. Semi-final games are scheduled r rmay nigni witn tne iinais Satur day mgnt. mmm- MM Hinoott MS Uett 904 Klamath Ave. Ph. 6076 1 i Meet Set For Long Beach LOS ANGELES ifi Athletes of Uncle Sam's armed forces will hold their track and field champion ships at Long Beach June 7-8, in stead of at San Diego, and more than 200 are expected to try to qual ify for a chance at the Olympic games team. Leading contestants will qualify for the National AAU titles, also at Long Beach on June 20-21, and the survivors there will go into tne final Olympic trials at Los Ange les June 27-28. FOUR TEARS 010 '-Hi mm BOURBPR a mm $i30 f 4-5 4,t. I L Pint PROOF MMUM MrOSTOWNV MCttOM COWHf V,l Cincinnati 16 14 .517 St. LOUIS IS 18 .404 Philadelphia 13 15 .4ti4 Boston 11 1 .433 Pittsburgh 6 37 .156 Wednesday a Results Brooklyn 19 Cincinnati 1 St. Louis J-I New York 0- Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago at Boston, postponed rain. AMERICAN' LtACl K W L Pet. Cleveland 31 11 .666 Washington 17 13 .6i7 New York 16 13 .663 Boston 17 14 .648 St. Louis 17 16 .616 Chicago 14 17 .463 Philadelphia 11 16 .407 Detroit 8 31 .376 Wednesday's Results Detroit 6 Philadelphia 1 New York 6 Chicago 1 Cleveland 6 Boston I St Louis 2 Washington 1 (10 In nings) PACIFIC COAST LKAGl E W L Pet. San Diego 30 30 .600 Oakland 38 19 ,6iH Hollywood 27 31 .663 San Francisco 35 24 .510 Los Angeles 24 34 .500 Seattle 30 37 .436 Portland 19 37 .413 Sacramento 19 30 .369 Wednesday's Results Sacramento 6 Los Angeles 1 Seattle 3 Hollywood 0 Oakland 6 San Diego 3 San Francisco 5 Portland 3 Western ln'-rnallonal Leacue W L Pet. Victoria 18 9 .667 Spokane 19 10 .656 Vancouver 17 10 .545 Salem 15 15 .500 Wena tehee 14 14 .600 Lewiston 13 16 .429 Tri-City 11 18 .379 Yakima 10 19 .345 Wednesday's Results Wena tehee 4 Spokane 0 Lewiston 10 Yakima 1 Salem 11-1 Victoria 4-3 Vancouver 2-2 Tri-City 1-2 (1st game eight innings; 2nd geme called after seven to nermlt Tri- City to catch ferry, to be con tinued later). WINDY lit I I W Have Your Sizal V HsfO BALMY WEATHER! mA?S. Cp. "ey'r rht imarteit, coolest - vJit'.Xk. shoeiiotown! Newest XVSk. vv- Vv 'ce"'e, ,0P' snkl WiB UO Main age you can't fight slunibitng (or 10 full rounds against a dancing youngster like Eugene i Silent) Hnlrston. So how did the 30-year-old Bronx Bull gain his unanimous decision over Hulrston In a 10-round slugging match here Wednesday night? "That's easy. I paced myself," grinned the happy veteran of 13 rmg years who outweighed 23 year - old Hairston 166 to 160 4 pounds. "That's my best light since I started the comeback." However Juke, former middle weight champion, couldn't explode his once lethal right when he got Hnirston In trouble. One of his few good right hands Jarred the deaf mute Negro In Uie eighth round but Hnirston clinched and was all right before Jake could move in again. Jnke. aiming for a light heavy I weight title (ighl or a buttle against i the winner of the Rnndy Turpin ! Don Cockell fight, saved most et his windmill clouting for the lust 30 to 46 seconds of each round. Thesz Claims Mat Crown LOS ANGELES. I Wonderful feace settled over the National Wrestling scene Thur.-dav and Lo AtiEeles reaffirmed Its claim as a place of astonishing events. Twenty-five thousnnd. 266 persons turned out to see a wrestling show Tuesday night and thev paid 103. 277.75 for the privllrue. Wrestling people say the marks were the greatest ever. And Thursday the world heavy weight champion, according to the national wrestling alliance which presumably rules the sport, is the man mast everyone thought would reach the goal all the time. Lou Thess of St. Louis. Thesx. who is 33 and weighed 223. won the title when he van quished Baron Michele Leone of Italy. Supposedly this solidifies all the claims for the National title made around the country. Comfort Perfect Wherever You Go 6.95 to 9.95 Here now! A complete selection of styled-for-ase jackets. They're comfort "musts'" for every man athlete or autoist. STORE FOR MEN 9 Phone- 6778 H$VlM trust you're wallttf led thai they're rule, llarrb!" LAST Night By The Associated Preaa Detroit Jake I.aMotta. 168. New York, outpointed Gene Hair ston. 160 '. New York. 10. Miami Beach. Fla. Willie Pep. 129 Hartford, Conn , outpointed Claude Hammond, 137 lt, North Bergen. N.J., 10. IONO WIARfMO Trjre$foiic Dl LUXE QUALITY PIASTIC-COATED FIBER SEAT COVERS 6rh and Pin TIME OUT! iter V HURRY... I V-W w- umtmm--rTj I HUtD, soaTs iwto"; 5 Records Bums' Rout ny The Aaaorlated I'reaa Call the cops. Murder, inc. i back In business at Brooklyn. With 15 count 'etn 16 record breaking runs In the flrt Inning, Buss chuck (The tint lit Dressen'a Dudgers did everything but bundle the Cincinnati Itrds in a cement vest. Five records gut the rubber hose , treatment while the Dodgera flexed j their muscles for the home folks In a 191 rout of Clnry. , Records included: 1. New Modern Major League, record ot most runs scorrd In an Inning. 16. All time high Is 18.) scored by Chicago Cubs, Sept. 6. , 1883. - 3. New Modem Major League frt-nrri dir mux! 1 1 ,,, liirlttL mi. ' ! posing pitcher in one liming, 111. ' ( All time hlKh Is 23, by llmie same ! Cubs Hi 83 I 3. New Majur League record lor ! runs scored 111 lulling alter two were out, 13. , 4. New Major League record tor : mutt runs batted In one InniiiE, 15. ; ; 6. New Major League record for moat men reaching base safely in ' succession, 19. , I Brooklyn look over undisputed Gals Ready Softball Play After tonight's meeting, the Girls City Softball League should be rea dy to roll the night of June 3. Tlie 7:30 p.m. session In the City Hall has been aet as deadline date for entry fees and rosters, League President Pearl Nason aald. Now only DON'T MISS . COACHIS ' JLdfjl V' ' I Tumble In of Cincy possession of the Natlnnnl league lead because the New York Olnina split a ilay-nlKht doiiblrlicndcr with MI.Loul.-. Oil tt Chambers sliul out the 1U51 chumps with four hits to hand Larry Juiiseu Ilia Mist loss In the 3 0 day game. Hut Day Kinlo. that old Cardinal Jinx. canJL back to rack up St.LouUi fur the loth straight time allies June II. IU60 In the 8-1 night game. Itnliln Itnlirrts nf the Phillies won his seventh straight by turning hack Pittsburgh, 7-3. the I'lratos1 37lli loss In 32 starts Detroit's Virgil Trucks ran h's hltlrss string lo 16 3-3 Innings In a bid for n sernnd straight no hlller before Billy Hitchcock of uia Philadelphia A's broke the spell with one out In the seventh Inning. Trucks lost his mnlnil alter the hit and had to be removed In the eighth. Dick Minefield finished up his two-hitler lur a 6-1 victory. Cleveland lengthened Its lead to thrre full guinea In the American us Karly Wynn and relleler Mike Ourcla proved loo much lor the Boston Krd 80s In a 3 1 night win The Ht. louls Drowns helied the Trtlie by knocking off second place Washington. 3-1. Allle lleynnlds liirnrd bark Chi rugn with five hits and delivered a triple and single In the New York Yankees' 6-1 win. 100S ParaHIa l.it.ra 2 Gal. 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