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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, JUNK 2, HIM HERALD AND NEWS. KMMATH FALLS. OREGON 'PAGE RLEVKN t-o f) , U.j ..,.,!t .J M -JOE WALCOH By Till- Aaaoclaird I'rru AMI ItH AN I.KMilf. Pel. ftUtj .576 .660 .624 .614 ,46 .441 .333 Cleveland llo.nton WnMiiniiton C.'hicuuo New York . a 1 m ' rr ail Philadelphia 16 Lie, lua 13 Sunday Itenultn Wn-hlnKlon 4-3 Detroit 3-5 Hoi Ion 3 Chlcniio 3 Cleveland at New York pored, rain Hi. Luuin at rilllndelnhla pontiKined. rmn. pott- NATIONAL l.l.Al.ll; W 27 -.27 23 Pet. .730 .003 .675 .488 .470 .41-; .378 .244 Brooklyn . New York . Chlcijio Cli'i'lnnntl til. 1.0UIK rhllndclphla Hi n,un lM'.tuurBh hunday'a flenultn HI. I-oula 8 8 New York 7-3 (mcc nntl i-nine called end of T'i Innuutn, iprliiifH.ni Iirouklyn 3 Chlenuo 3 Cinrlnnntl 1-4 Bunion 0-9 Philadelphia 61 1'lltburnh 11 PACIFIC COAST I.KACI 'K W 4(1 .35 32 30 30 . 211 . 24 Pet. .n.ih .674 .633 .4112 .484 .441 .433 .403 Han Dieno Hollywood ookirnd l.on Annele.H Hun PrnuclAco Portlrr.d Hei-ttle bacrr.ntento Kunilnv'n Itrnulta Hollywood -ll Or.klnnd 2-2 San Franciaco 8 5 Los Annelcn 14 foil land 4-2 Sun Dleiio 1-3 Benlllc 7-8 Sacramento 5-5 Welter n International l.eue W I, Pet. Victoria 27 13 Hpokane 20 17 I.ewlntnn 22 30 Vancouver 18 17 Halem 20 33 WenaU-hce 18 24 Trl-Clty 18 35 Yakima 10 37 Sunday's Kenulta Wenatchee 9-0 LewHlon lr4 Victoria ft Bnlem 3 Trl-Clty ft-7 Vnncouver 4-3 Spokane 8-6 Ynklma 5-4 Halurday'n Reiulta 8pokane 3 Ynklma 1 l.ewlnton 13 Wenntchee 1 Trl-Clty 6 Vancouver 4 Bnlem 8 Victoria 6 W2 .005 .624 .614 .406 .4 .410 J72 ZEKE HAUGER WINNER llnl'n Bpl Wlsc-Zeke wan a rlenr cut winner In the weekend Hunger Trophy Retriever Trials, nn annual doR meet held for pups of the Klum alh Basin. .cue, a io-monuin-oia male ninex I.nbrndor, owned and handled by jiai oniaicr, wun in a iicia 01 iiiuo dORS. Judge Snuffy Bcllveau, well known profcsnlonal doR-hnndlor, ran 10 sorlen Snturdny and Sunday nt the Airport before naming the winner. People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! rAyres Choice in Fight Nobody Wanted II v IIAHIIV tiKAVHON I'llll.ADKI.I'IIIA iNKAi Jnrk I)riiiinry dlmiilniM-e Jcrncy Joo Wnlrott un hii old tiiun who hani't lircn In Uio rliiK aliico ho not lucky lu Pllfiuurtfli year alio. "Kunrd Oharlix lum lit t Ir cltiM," mi vn Ihe Old Mnn Mnulur. "Tin Ilvlit In I'lilluclrliililii. Jtuir t. flmirrs to be en oni-nldrd you cmi in ii k o It," Dempaey In right on nil count, but Unit In prnclaoly wlmt limy mild prior to their thrco prevlutu inrFlliH!N. Anvtiiiiii ran hutinrn In (lin In- round (on i tli rdlllim In rhllnrtcl- N pliin's mammoth Municipal Bind lum. Churlcn In the Invorlln nt ft-io-12. Brooklyn Regains NL Lead lly Till Aaaoi-iutnl l'rrui Brooklyn wun buck In the lent in thr Niilloniil LrnKUi' Moiulny hut nil rym wtro on tlm lio.'iuui rtrd Box ami lliclr undent rltiiit linndrr, :illn Kllidrrn. Honton cllitihcd lo within mi" Kiiino M thr Amrrlriin Lriiuuc pui'v-nrtlliiH Clfvi'lnml lndlitnr, tiun (lny in Kinder hunit up hi I8'li coiinociiIIvr triumph ovrr CIH cuuo White Max with n 3-2 vic tory In relief. A homo run by Fred llutlleld. bin tll'ht of lite mmimiii, niutpped n VI tie In the hevcMilh mid Kiivc Kinder hln fourth victory of the tuuiii. Kinder replaced ".Uriel mil Henry In the top of the event! when the rookie homhpuw rnl.ied a blinter on Inn pltcbliiii hund. fnul llopovln war. the lovjr. I llllf. 1111- Ol. 1-11UI71 V-tltvl- i Inuln cuiiKht up with their neiiir-Rtn. j tJnve Konlo. bul'.erlnit tin left hnnder lor tlx runn In live Innlmtn un Uiey nwept a doubleheader from the Ulnntn, 87 und -2, to knock New York out of flrnt plme. BUMS TO TOP Brooklyn nwept paM the OiiiiiLh Into Die No I npot by cdKlnx (he ChlcaRO Cubn. 3-2. 'Hie DiHlicrn ncored nil their runs Ui the necond inuliiK, two of them eonilnu on Oil llodtien' two-run homer. 'file Bonton Braves won their llrnt name lor new inaniiKer Charlie Urimm with an 18-hli. 9 4 victory over Cincinnati nfler ve' eran notithpnw Ken Itaffeiniberiter had pllrhrd the lledn lo a 10 masterpiece In the opener ol the twin bill. Ilalph Klner rlouled hln nevenih homer, with two out In (be ninth Innintt to ptvo the Pitlxbui'rh Plraten n 21 victory nnd a spilt nKAinnt the Philudeiphla Phllhri. Curt Simmons pitched a neven hitter for hln fourth triumph In Ihe Phils' oicniiiK-Knmc. 6-1 vic tory. Tiitti:i: KTitAiciiT In the American Lenttue. l.oti Hteater won htx third ntrulitlit lor WnahliiRton and Ted Oray Rained hit fifth tor Detroit an the tienn tors and Tlftern divided a double bender. Clyde Kliills' Inllrld Kroundcr ncored Peto Hunnejn from third bnse with one out In the ninth lo Rive the Bcnnlorn a 4 3 lust Rsme victory over Virgil Trucks. Hnm waihed out llio scheduled doublehender between the Browns I ana Aiuieiicn in i-niiaaeipnia and Ihe simile name between the In dians and Yankees In New York. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Tress Today A Y enr Aro FenUier welRhl Champion Sandy Saddler knorked out Alfredo Prado of Ar Kcnlinn In the fourth round of their scheduled ten-round non-lllle bout Buenos Aires. rive Years Aro The Cincin nati Reds defeated the New York Giants. 9-3, to drop the Olants Into a first place tlo with Ihe Chicago Cubs. Ten Years Aro The Brooklyn DodRcrs trounced the Pittsburgh Plrntos 17-3, to extend their Nn. llonnl Lenmie lend to six games over the Bl. Louis Cnrdlnnln. Twenty Years Aro Enid Wil son retained her British women's , E')lf championship by defeating 1 Purvis MonlRomery, 7-fl, 111 the 36-. hole final. I KILL WEEDS NOW WITH SHELL WEEDKILLER 20 Controls both perennial graei and ' brood-leavd weeds Can be applied either undiluted or mixed with water Shell Weedkiller 20 il an effective, aromatic weed oil. Uie II along highwayi, roodildel, driveways, fences, irrigation ditches. Also in vineyards, citrus groves, orchards where noncultivolion is practiced. WALKER BROS. Merrill no the flfht In mnde nil the more iiiiiiniiiiI hy the cliullenuer beinit the choice over the hcuvyweiulil Chmnplon. 'llio I ik lit nobody, Inrludlim Wnl cott, wiuilod IlKUicn to ilruw 30, 000 rliiKWorma. at from 'l to 120, with Ihn ticliiul Kate rouithly iiuitch lint the tiyti.uon the Interiuitioniil HiixIiik Cluli nnd Herman Taylor aro cullei'tliiK for televmiou nnd ra dio. Video will be hlucked out with in a lli-mlln rndlun of llio bntlle pit. They're nplltlliiK the nwnit rlitht down the middle, 3U per cent corn. llio curium dropn on the monoio- nmm monopoly, for there In no re turn cliitmc. With Itocky Mnrclnno nnd Har Smn.1- '-. Jr4:'&:': . ,v.'- TTfMPKlR't '"iifw r'Hl HOMECOMING Bob Mathias placed a flower lei around pretty Stanford coed Mclba Wiser returning to San Fran cisco from Hawaii. The handsome Olympic decathlon champion won five first-place medals, setting three new meet records in the 26th annual Rainbow Relays. cCloud Rules Nocal League; Tule Loses STANDING ft W I. Frl. Met "loud .. ) h i nan Wc rJ 4 I tJOO IhlS j 2 .BUO St-oii Vllry l 2 . '03 1'ulrUVr ..... .. 2 3 ,400 Duiuimilr . . .. 2 3 .400 Ml Hhait 14 -VtO Yrvkft . 0 5 moo DimkinUIr 4 Ml. Shatt 3 lltll lu Wtwd a Scot I Valley 4 TulrUk MrCtoud 21 Yrrka 3 'MOltKt Mc Cloud Is all alone slop the Not ihern California Baseball I.eni'ue todav after wlnnlnR Its I'-I'h In a row ve-slerdav. a 31-3 ron n over cellnrfhar Yreka. Weed fell from a aha re of the lep sent when It finished behind HOVACH WINS TROUT DERBY Winner of Portland's Meier and Frank Trout Derby, recently com pleted, was Lea Hovach. Modoc Point, a scoutmaster of the,Chllo quin troop. Hovach. whose wife teaches at the Chllonuln elementary school, won the ftrnnd prize when he entered five lalnbow trout, with a com bined weluht of 20 . pounds 11 ounces, taken 'from Klamath Lake. Hovnch Is employed at Tulana Fnrins. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUGINI, ORE. 1 MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern i It. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors Phone 4211 ry Matthew around and Knoutlng a ncn rewarn awnim me winner. Tradition la on Wulcott'n aide, but the lather of alx hardly would aubntltute It for hln left hook. No defeated heavywclKht champion ever nan reacaled the helKhta, and I nix mlithty Rood oncn tried Cor - belt, FlIKilMimoin, Jetfrlen, Demp aey, ncnmeuiiK anu IjOum. If Charlen, 30, fnlln, unable to lick Walcott at an admitted 30, he ought to hunfc tin up. C'harlen wan the favorite at 6-to-l at Forben Field Innt July 18, but you know what trannplred. The old puppy fiuy took the piny away from chin. Kuard the Gizzard at the outset fn Plltsburnh, Jerney Joe Wal and knocked hhn deader than lant cott, an amazing man, merely year's Chrlntmnn tree In the aev-1 picked up where he left off. , Hilt 10-8. In other tumps. Scott Vallev hnndid Tulelake Its second shutout I aefenl by a 4-0 count and Duns- mutr edRCd Ml. Shasta, 4-3. I I.lne scores: Ml. Shasta 3 7 3 Comtmiir 4 10 2 Anderson, Cnrrlnnton and Brooks, P.oot and WUIllord. - Weed - t 12 2 Hilt 10 12 0 I Barron. Bordlno and Fruzza; Cuminins and O. Trlnca. iTulclake - 0 8 3 Scott Vallev - . 4 7 4 I Howies and Faulkner: Rulf and I True. Yreka s 8 McCloud 21 18 4 Lawe, Terry and Freeman; Kur stcn and Denevl. Hal White has pitched for the De troll Tigers for ten years, Including his two year stint In the service, and has won only 39 games during that time. SHOPPING HINTS for f&ki&'DM. JUNE 15th COLORFUL SPORT SHIRTS Cool short ilceve styles for lummer wear ... in a galaxy of colorful patterns or solids. Washable seersuckers, cottons and rayons. Sizes S-M-L. DREUJS 733 Main ..'.v.., r Shucks! We have chicken h ft- ft m -2--1 since Paw discovered TIGER POWER 9m. enlh round. What happened? The Charles camp maintains the Cincinnati Ne Kro wan atale and too line an the remit of nine title defennea In It months. The contention In that the cm- i clnnatl Nricro In a lull-ttrown heavy- weluht now. com inn In frenh and nt 1WI pounds. Walcott will weigh 105. But Walcott had Charles badly hurt In the Innt two roundn of their Detroit outlnn, Mar. 7 of lant year. when he found hln old playmate to be a tucker lor a leu nooK to tne 3 Track Records Broken PORTLAND W "Three new rocords were set In the Northwest AAU Track and Field meet here Saturday and Bob Mathias of Stan ford claimed two of them. The decathlon champion In the UK Olympics net new marks In the discus throw and the 120-yard I. IKh hurdles. Chuck Mlssfeldl of Oroi;on set a new lavclln record. Malhlan tossed the discus 101 feet 1 inch, bcttcrinR the old mark of 16P feet 8 Inches set In 1046 by Bob Relman of OreRon State. He van timed nt 14 4 seconds In the hlRh hurdles. The former record sc! 3" years a no was 15.2 seconds. Mathias also won the 220-yard low hurdles In 24 3 seconds and wns rccond In the shot put. Duane Ebv was first In that event with a toss of 50 feet 2'i Inches. Mlfrfeldt broke his own lavclln mark. He threw the spear 218 feet 2 inches. ' Other winners were Emery Barnes, OreRon. high Jump, 6 feet 2 inches: Don Pickens, unattached, brond lump 21 feet ',i Inches; Bill Fell. OreRon. 100-yard dash, 9.8 seconds: Jack Hutchins. OreRon. 8S0. 1:55 minutes: Pete Mundle. un attached, two-mile. 9:59.3 minutes. Girls Hold Jamboree Girls soitball will be previewed tonlpbt on Cornier Field wjih all 11 teams slated for action In a wwrm-up Jamboree. Fhnrt stints will send the follow ing teams Into action In the Jam boree, slated tor a 7 o'clock start: OreRon Woolen. Tik-Tok, GriRRS. Malin, Merrill. Midland. Willard Hotel. BIr-Y. Fray-Tex, Rockets ar.d Petroffs. On the opposite end of the field. mil-. Diana mMii (Calnin In the orjener and Suburban Tavern faces j Chiloquin In men s soltoatt acuon. Bill JennlnRS. Inflclder for the St. Louis Browns, attended both Wash ington University and Illinois. Frank Hillcr. a recent acquisition lo the Cincinnati Reds pitching staff Is a Rraduate of Lafayette ColleRe. WURLITZER A moflnificent piano. Moay levtly styles and finishes to choose from. LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO. 120 No. 7th 1 and up itiw&yu Phone 3463 every day... CXIRA TIGER POWER EXTRA ANTI-KNOCK $50 I F5 V ttI ft. a t tu" s. EZZARD CHARLES The Washington Senators have three players nicknamed ''Mickey.," They are Vernon, Harris and Oras- SO. i TROY RUTTMAN WINS INDIANAPOLIS 500 MILE RACE AT 128.9 M. P. H. 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