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PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON HU1MV, MAY 30, 10IS2 McPtt Miirls ne-Nitter 1 L23 s ML f". nvi - . J $A L L-AROUN D Bob Mathias put the shot 51 feet 2Va inches, Mathias hurled the javelin 189 feet l?s inches. The world record-holcbr in the ' decathlon negotiated the high hurdles in 14.3, threw the .discus 173feet 4 inches. Olympic Scoring System Shouldn't Curb Bob Mathias By MXK TEMPLETON outright thievery of 599 points. for 1075 points. In 1950. only onr Famous Coach I When il was applied to Bob ' man vaulted high enough to equnl PALO ALTO. Calif. (NEA) ;iu ioji mi mc. jcr. iinura score, vniy wrce inrew the Until last Fall, scoring of the was cnppea to uh, or prac.i- j a ve I 1 n far enough. Only two miiy attiui:. utunu-jutlipcu lar enougn. univ Onlv Bill Albans, with his; lour ran the high hurdles swlftlv great speed, was benefited, for bis enough and threw the discus far 7361 loses only 359 points. enough. Only nine equaled the The starting point for the new score in the high jump, table is the world record in each In that year 43 ran 10.6, and event. For that a score of 1375 there would have been a lot more points is allowed. jif 100-yard men had run meieis This is a Utile ridiculous In (Because lo g Is only the equiva this day of out-of-sight records, lent of a 9.S 108. t Anyone who could hit around a It's a poor college team, or even world record would really be high school these days, that nuts to slave throughout the de- laoesn t come up with at least one decathlon was a fairly simple thing, provided you had a chart handy. Points were awarded on a basis of 1000 In each event for perform ances equal to the world record in that event as of 1934. or of the Olympic Games record, if that was better. All modern decathlon records were made by that system, but all of a sudden and without any warninu, the International Ama teur Athletic Federation decided 01 to adopt an entirely new set corjng standards. It seems as though the Euro peans might be ganging up on Bob Mathias, the way they tigh ened up on the 1500 meters. When Jack Weiershauser, Stanford coach. put his 8042 world record per Jdrtnances to the new table found it had shrunk to 7443. cathlon. It is the gradation of points from there down, and how they were worked out that is signifi cant. It is obvious that a delib erate study was made to cut down on the weight men and cive extra points to sprinters and 1500-meter men. events in which Europeans he excel. n, A 10 B In the 100 meters Ls nood!.1"1 " 8 Single By Hoderlein Only Blow By The Associated Press Wtldman Maury McDcrmolt. er ratic Boston Hrd Sox leftv. lias Joined Bobby Keller, Bob Cain mul Art tiouilcman in the American Leagues one-hit club. For years McDcrmolt alternat ed between being a new Lefty Drove and a new Rex Barnev. Thursday nluhl he iilavod l hi. Orove role as he faced only ii Washington batters. Mel Hoderleln's single with one out In the fourth wiped out his hopes of matching Virgil Trucks' no-hitter. A base on balls to civde Vol) mer and Fred Hatfield's trlnlc gave Boston its 1-0 win In the sixth inning. While pitching dominated the night game at Fenway Park, the batters enjoyed an afternoon field , v Vvi I V- ,; V'' .-Yyi-'.j.H , i :v , Porljand Nips Padres In Thirteenth inning By The Associated Press Bollywood's Jim Walsh is a sad pitcher. His fast ball was working almost penecuy against. uaKiano in a Pacific Coast League game Thursday night ' : J'ot a single Acorn reached base for five and a third innings. Then Lenny Neal looped a single. But that was all. Going into the ninth frame. Walsh was working on a one-hit shutout. His mates had put together three singles and a fly for a run back in the second canto. In the ninth, the roof fell in. The Acorns piled up four runs all Unearned to capture the ball game, 4-1. The last three counters came on Tookie Gilbert's homer, his seventh this year. ' Thus Walsh was the loser, al though pitching a three-hit game. tw a T i' W-if - - -. 1 MJf X$ ..... . 1 gomery, won last year. the Hauger fit Underdog NEW YORK ft Danny Buc- ceroni. the Philadelphia "Butcher Boy" who upset Roland La Starza last December, finds himself a sur prising 13 to 5 underdog Friday night when the two meet in a re match ten at Madison Square Garden. Lloyd Hittles. the winner, allowed four of the stars five safeties. Elsewhere in the circuit, it was Los Angles 7 San Francisco 1. Se attle 4 Sacramento 0, and Port land 3 San Diego 2 in 13 innings. WINNING RUN Portland Herm Reich sineled in the winning ru in the 13th to will end San Diego's victory streak at of the scoring tables seven games, weaver Third Base man Don Eggert accounted for his team's other two tallies, a homer with none aboard and a single wnicn arove in a counter. The Padres scored both their runs in the sixth on triples bv Dick Faber and Herb Gorman, and Jack Graham s single. It was Second Baseman Eddie Basinski's 500th consectutive game. The Beaver was hitless in four trips. BACK TO CELLAR Sacramento slid back into the PCL basement as Seattle's Vernon Kindsfather got mighty stingy with hits, giving away only four all singles. The shutout was the first' In Kindsfather's career. He never allowed a Solon past first. The hurler also drove In one of his team's four runs. Others were brought in on singles by Bob Bovd and Bob Wilson and a double by true wiison. sprinter. Yet that perform ance is rated superior to 14.3 in the high hurdles. 14-feet-S in the pole vault and S-feel-5 in the high Jump. PENALIZED The 200-pounder such as Jim Bausch. or even Mathias. who stumbled throuch the last Olvm. 1 pic isou in 9:11, is going to be there seems little question but what the intent to cut Robert down to size was behind the tabulation, I don't think there is a chance of its working. Bob's improve ment as an athlete has been re markable since the last Olympics, and will be even more so above his Tulare record drive of two years ago. AMONG BEST In London, there was no event in which he could be classed within the first 100. This vear he will be among the world's best in tne nuraies. discus and shot. a high-class collegiate comnetllor in the 100, 400. pole vault, hlsh Jump, broad Jump, and Javelin, and have nicked ud runnins oase ana a ff-r. ,.aa. Ar .1 v. .. j . 1 Pump win streak wnq snAnnpH hv w-nrin.r .tti - a hi.L. I Philadelphia. 6-5. Combined w!thlForl Worlh 7 Oklahoma City than his 8042 made under the old ! Brooklyn's 7-3 edge over Boston. ""lon'?.. Beaumont 3 system. ule uianis national League ietu When he does. .1 exoect there be another Quiet revision MAURY McDERMOTT . . . joins one-hit club day In Detroit where Cleveland mauled the Tigers. 11-4. The New York Yankees By The Associated Press INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE In nc. . Ilttl. -ViinV.. lnrlr" In l J" DUIIUIO I had SNUFFY BELIVEAU . . . judges pups Hauger Dog Site Changed Shasta Cascade's annual Hauerr Trophy Retriever Trials will be run 011 tomorrow and Sunday on the . H.vu.,wo. , II- Th A I., t-.l The site was changed when 11 1 " " ailubicrned K"113 R""Ch "'" ' PRESTWICK. Gotland - David ' . , . , i lllu'r. 34-vear-old former Armv The meet, one of the top local , major, ellmlimtcu dc.nuium ciiniii retrlever events, is open to Klain- ion Dick chapman. 3 and 3 and "nM Vf IMJ' L' """r " Blllv Max two ) ears old March 1 of tills Kril 4 ,, 3 (ro,n BrllWl 'ear' lAnir.leur Ooll champlon'hlp. Snuffy Bellveau. well-known pro- St. Louis Tonunv Holt. Dur fessional handler, will Judite some hum. N.C . and Lloyd Manxrum. 13 pups expected to enter the trials, i Chicago. shot two uiulrr-par Little nuke hlnrk l.nhrnrtnr tr tie for the lead In the lis owned and handled by Pat Mom- j 000 Western Open Oolf tuuina- Fresno, Seattle Eye NCAA FRR8N0. Calif. 1 Two at the wlnnlngest college bimrball mu nis oil the West Coast. St'atlle iHU VPiaity and Ft'.no State College, meet Friday night In their quot iir n 111 1110 pilaa pinyuns in Omaha June 10. Tho northerners won '."1 o( 37 James this season; Fresno Stale 1 of 40. The winner o( their besl ot. three series meets the Pacllic Coast Conference chaini) for the District a spot al Oinahii. Krnlo Pastoinlcky, Sealllo sopho- moro wuii an u i record and a 1.54 earned run nveraite. Is sinter) to start for the Chieftains. Fresno likely will rail on hu.ky Larry H11I lirr, with a 10-3 record and a 3.43 earned run average. The Bulldogs expect trouble from Seattle's O'Brien twins. John ny, highest basketball scorer In the U.S. last year, ran uu a .461 uuiiiug average In 34 basrbul gume.s. He plays shortstop. Broth er tonic, a ccnierflelder. sports uniiing average TIME OUT! grata "Darn II I twalloHrd my rhewini lum!" Davey Waits Decision SYRACUSE l.fl ClilU'k Davey won't know If he's still unbeaten until Bob Chrlslnnbgrry iota a full report Friday from Ills upstate dep uty uoxiim commissioner. For nbuut 30 minutes Thursday iilithl Dnvry had lust a Millt clei 1- slnn to Caiinen Uimlllo of Ounns- luln, N Y. In 11 stunning up-.ci. Thru the win was "volilrd'' by Thomas Oruiilty of Troy, N.Y., the deputy coiiimluluner hi chame. Davey, unbenlrn III 33 previous pro aiaria, won ine voir or only onn judgo In the odd ballotinu. The curd or rrlerro Joe Palinrr of Hyraruse, pioducrd nil the con. luslon. The 0.600 funs wrnt Into an iipruur when his vote wiu an iiuimccd us 33 will) four roumli even. On points hr gain Uniilui an 8-0 rdce. With that vote Went Uto original decision. l 1 ., 111111.V uiio Ul u llis.irin till ine nfi, 11 West Virginia University loiilbuU tester are unlives o( the slutr. All rxrept three of the out-ol-alntrri Fresno hii 1,.. .,i come irom wiiiiin a luo-muo rnuius ulurs hittinir ovnr .inn ' " i campus. 44t! mmm. HILLTOP CAFE NOW OPEN HOURS A DAY NOTICE! WE'VE MOVED! Our New Addrcn It 323 SPRING KLAMATH FALLS Garbage Collection Co. Ph. 4467 IIORL trouiw i mcnt. 'Ih.siMH I M-...1. i.t... n 1 . . .i. 13 win iw v Muuiiy. r.UVIll. pulr.ed the semi - flnnl round of French tournament with a 61. -3. inunipii over uuruuar .MUJiuy Miami, Flo. RACING Inglewood, Calif. Wisconsin Boy i4.40i took Newport Beach nanu.cap at Hollywood Park past Philadelphia Vic Raschi. the As jmx 3-3. on the mound. error by sub Hitchcock let even with pitcher. An eighth inning first Phil 1 1 1 Syracuse utner games postponed AMERICAN ASSOCIATION baseman Bill Columbus 4 Toledo 3 Rlrauto score Louisville 7 Indianapolis 5 id endurance to lope through l,r0 second base with the winning ! Milwaukee 7 Kansas city 4 superior amullinoutl 1500 in at least 4'W : run off Alex Kellner. -Minneapolis at St. Paul, postponed 1 fishing. Mathias is very apt to start the New York Giants' seven-' TLXAS LEACL'E j Dallas 3 Tulsa Agabashian On Pole lanapolis Race By DALE BURGESS INDIANAPOLIS I Freddie Agaoashlan of Albany, Calif., flash ing a wnite-iootned grin he inherit ed from Armenian ancestors, led the fastest 33-car field to the start ing lineup Friday for the 36th an nual Duu-mue auto race. ' He was shoe-horned into a red and yellow race car only 29 ; inches high, a Cummins Diesel SDe- cial that was the first oil-burner to win the pole position in the Memorial Day classic. Back in 19th position was the first foreign driver in the race since iH4b, European champion Al ocrio nsceri 01 Milan, Italy, in a v-iz rerrari. Alongside Agabashian in the front row, in positions they won witn last qualifying rum, were ,nay kinaen of Los Angeles In R super-charged four - cyluider jwiracie fower special and Jack ivicurain 01 rasaoena, Calif., in a inme special. The concensus at the pre-race drivers' meeting Thursday was that McGrath, Agabashian and A cari will bo the men to beat. Visit inlemting, colorful , , SAW FEIAXCISCO Stay at the Hotel Wbitcomb, at the Uw Center in the theater and hooping district, in direct line with Iwto great bridges. Bring your family for a week-end or longer, and enjoy tba diitinctira Hotel Whitcomb caisine and service. Nl Riiat Ins S4.S0 Slli; tin $7.10 IhMi ' MARKET STRirr of Ilk Corngs In Bulldlnf HOTEL WIIITC03IB " ' KAt C. WEf ' ' rrtilrftnl and 0nral Mflnaatr There also was consiriprnhi. en thusiasm for the rebuilt Novi V-8's piloted by Chet Miller of Glen dale, Calif., oldest driver in the race at 49, and Duke Nalon ot Fort Worth, Tex. Miller set a qualifying record of 139.034 miles an hour in his long white beauty as he made his run on the third day of the trials. He had to start back in 27th position. The tall-ender in the starting lineup was Johnny McDowell of Venice, Calif., in the McDowell special, only car in the race named after its driver. Generals Win City Traekfest PORTLAND 11 Ornnt Hlh School won the Portland citv track and field chamnionshln Thtircriov for thfc first time since 1945. The Generals scored 58 points to defeat Lincoln, which had 54 Other schools finished In this order: Jefferson 46 'i. Roosevelt 30, Franklin 19 '2. Cleveland 10, Washington 6 and Benson 4. Grant took the title by winning the final event, the relay. Up to that point the Generals trailed Jefferson by two points. Swede Halbrook. noted Lincoln Hien school basketball player, proved his ability as a champion ship field performer, too. hv set. ting a new city1 high Jump record 01 o ieet -i "4 inches. The old mark of 6 feet 1 ',4 inches was Set In 1949 bv Emery Barnes of Jefferson now a student at the University of Oregon. Was clipped to 1 lb games Two runs in the ninth almost : pulled it . out for the Giants but I Ken Heihtzelman finally came' In 1 to stop them one short. Brooklyn celebrated its escape from Giant pitching, snapping a three-game losing streak, with a barrage of home runs off , Max Surkont. Ralph Kiner's fifth homer and Murry Dickson's pitching reversed Pittsburgh's backward motion to whip Cincinnati, 4-2. Dickson held the Reds to four hits and Kiner, walked purposely three times by Harry Ferkowskl, hit a two-run homer in the seventh. St. Louis and Chicago In National and American were scheduled. Houston 6 Shrevcport 3 PIONKKR LEAGUE Ogden 5 Salt Lake 4 Magic Valley 5 Boise 4 The fishing paradise of Argentina is the vast Nahuel Huapl region. The area is covered with lak streams and rivers. No winner of the Hambletonlnn Stake has ever sired a winner. One of the top 1952 choices, how ever, Is Hardy Hanover, son 0' Titan Hanover, who won the 1945 version of the harness rnnins classic. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press Today a year ago Bob Lemon of the Cleveland Indians almost pitched a perfect game as he defeated Detroit, 2-1, allowing one hit, a homer by Vic Wertz. Five years ago Mauri Rose won the 500 - mile Indianapolis Speedway race. Ten years ago Market Wise defeated Whirlaway by three lengths In the suburban handicap at Belmont Park before a record New York crowd of 52,011. Twenty years ago Fred Frame, Los Angeles, won the 500 mile Indlananolis Speedway 'ace n the record time of 4:48:03.79. averaging 104.144 miles per hour. The University of Alnhnmo'. 1951-52' basketball team was the highest scoring aulntet in Crimson Tide history. 1 r s.-'"!' ; r.i a Football Li West Vlrglnln UnL veiMty's oldest Inlercollexinie sport. It started there In 1891 isasroall came next In 1894 Cane Vincent, aatewnv to the Thousand Islands. 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