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SATlinilAY, JUNK 7. 1f!i2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OltEGON page nine km tmih Coop Mldmry milk Wests Homers Nip Padres, Bevos Drop II y The Ao laird I'rrni Lelty O'Doul'a Bun Diego PadiHi may be In hIuiiii). They've losi Iwu In a low. but thrv're null Dure garnet In front ol Hollywood juat a lliny were Friday. bun Dlrgo bowed nuuln to Loa Angrlea hrldnv nlithl, 0-4. Dig Mux Weal, ii forinrr Piidro, pruvldrd Ihe ir.nriilii. He puled twu lower Inn homern. Lns Atwnlra not 13 Inn nnd allll lind dMIIcully winning. Hollywood, niter wlnnlnu alx In1"1' '" a row, bowed to roriinnd. oi. ami bll of otiipld bnteriinnnir bv the admittedly ainart ami hunllim Otne lledley didn't help the Blar caiue. TIME OUT! "Thla waj, when they loan, they frel they've at leant lot aome pleaaurr from belllni that much!" By The Aaaovlatetl Prcas ;)LF Muirlleld, Scotland Brllam'a women aollern took a 2-1 !eiid over United BUleji representatives In Curtis Cup competition. Parts Delendhijt champion Bubby Knowlea, Billy Maxwell .and Dick Chapman paced .ten t Americana Into third round of 'French championship. Aidmore. Gala. Jul Inn Boron. Bhelley Muyflrld, Ralph BlamquiM and Tom Doll tied lor hahwuy lead In Ardmore Open wlUi 137. IIAKKHALL Boaton Bucky Wallers was named manager of Milwaukee, the Boaton Braves' farm In Uie American Association. TKNNIS Manchester, Knglaud Maureen Connolly, Ban Dlrgo. Calif, gained finals of Northern Lawn Tennln rhamplnnahlpa with Mrs. Jean Qucrller Rlnkel, who upset Louuc BrouRh. Brussels. BelRlum Tony Trt bert. Cincinnati, and Ken Mc Oregor. Aunlralla, stroked their way Into flnala of Bclnian Inter national champinn.imp.v Seattle Art Laraen. former National champion, and Herb Flam, gained acml flnala of Na tional Hard Court championships (IKNKftAL Went Point. N. Y.. PFC Thud MacArthur of Beallle, Wash., Won 4.0(H) meter croaa country to taae early lead In the U. 8. Pentathlon championships ana uiympic maw. RACINCI New York Combat Boots (n.fXi) captured Water Color hand leap at Belmont, apeedlng the mile and an elKhth In 1:10 1-5. IilRlewood, Cnlll. Wl.nllul (J3.60) won mile 10.000 Goose Olrl allowance nice at Hollywood Park with a 1:36 1-6 clocking:. Dick Oront, Duko's All-Amerlcnn basketball plnyer, receives much fan mall. He got reaueats for Die- turea from 30 states, Hawaii and Bpaln. HOLDING UP Clutck Holding eyes a world high jump mark as he keeps in tune for the United States Olympic Trials. The East Texas State star, who has topped six feel nino and three-eighth inches, was among the hundreds of ,mall college athletes par (kipatlng in tho first na tional intercollegiate meet at Abilene, Tex. (NEA) 1sI00.WIn ji "1jip lie tagged ui nml tried to o from fiiat In necund on flv with one uut Mid Dli-k WIImiii on third. Wll Mill rolnc-d Ihe plate, but niter Hundley hud been tunned out, ho the Mile wnn retired mid Wilton's run didn't count. PDTKNT BLOW Kx-1IoIIvwoimI oulllolder Clint Co il inner alrurk n potent blow lor Portland, homering with one on In the Inurih. II wan hln alxih ol the m "i"ii " the curloun Beoltle made It four In a row over ban Prunclaco. 6-2. Hie flaln- lern' new oulflrlder, I'nul I.ehner, baited In Iwo runn. Elmer Mingle- ton, Ihe Benin' alai lluu pitcher, be- enme III in the fir.it inning and hud to be relieved bv Hill Iteeder. The henvy-hlllln hacramento elub bashed three home runn off Onklnnd alarter Al Ueltel. but Mllo CnntlKII came In ns a roueier and ileneed Ihelr bain, with Oakland Rettinii a 54 declMon. Mat Match A Natural Thai Yamnto-pimclto mat main- jKlhuiuctli Price ol Knglund. Ilnu billed lor the Armory next 1 1 oi'fiH BltKAK Wednesday evenlnR In ntewliiglnio, ..' DrMOK(l one un lhrou,, Ihe hottest wrestle wrangle held here In many moonr Terrible Tol Yntnnlo wan already .pretty firmly entrenched an an arch vllllnn before Ian week's Ine Ice. when he turned on hln own partner, Kurt Von Poppcnhelm, and gave the Proud Prunnian a couple of clouts In the whiskers. It waa a tag t.-um match and lol got the Idea Von Popp wasn't do ing hln share of teamluii. Hul you lust don't do things like lhal lo your own partner In these someone to give Yamato his lust desserts. Clcoriicn Duselte a naturul for the role of teaching the Jap a les son In mat manners. That is, he'll be a nntural II he can nlsy nut of the Jap's dread sleeper hold long enough. Dunelle tangled with Yamato a few weeks ago and the opening gong was allll echoing when the match ended. In a bare 30 seconds. Yamato c o m p i e I'e I y subdued Georges with the sleeper hold. Since then, Duaetie has been clamoring for someone to give the Jap his comeuppance. bo Wednesday a caid adds up to a crowd pleaaer ol Ihe llrst order V'gWVWlan'tlwwyiial 5-2 - Zf . UNWELCOME ASSIST A non-professional nuisance took the Giants' Jim Ucarn's foul into the box seats behind first base away from the Dodgers' Gil Hodges in Broklyn. Ho was ejected from Ebbcts Fiold for interfering with play., (NEA) SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press Today a year ago: Tony Janlro won n 10 - round decision over Charlie Fusnrl, at Newark, N. J. Five years ago: Frank Shea won his seventh straight victory by pitching Ihe New York Yankees to 3-1 win over the tit. Louis Browns. Ten years ago: The Cleveland Indians ended Ernie Bonham's right-game wlnnln streak, by de feating tho New York Yankees In the first game of a dnublcheadcr before a crowd of 73,238. Twenty year ago: Wnlte Hoyl was given his unconditional re lease by the Brooklyn Dodgers alter an. unsuccessful comeback try. Kalpine Wins Run Spree Kalnlne shellacked Metiers, 32-S. last night In the only City Men's League softonu nciion. Tlie win gave Kalpine lis fourth win against two losses. It waa Met iers second loss against throe wins. Undefeated Bill's Place picked up another win on a forfeit from Chlloquin. T-lait nt Wad Allle Win U the 13th bowler, to be elected to the ABO Hall of Fame. The first Hall of Fame election waa hold In 1041 when 11 were chosen. 1 A.-".T. mm American Women Trail 4-2 MUMFIKLD, Scotland im flrllaln'n women nollern, deter mined to ficore their flial Curtln Cup victory, awept Into Ihe lead In lour ol nix single matrhea Hulur- dny at the hallway point ol the 3d-holo competition. 'Ihe Britlnh, whohe bent showing hsa been a alngle lie alnco the event was started In 1022, needed only to brcuk even In Hulurday'a IihHl tenia to clinch the tronhy. They won two out of three lour- aome tills from Ihe Americana rnuay in a surpnae turn. 1 LONK ADVANTAGE polly Hlley of Fort Worth, Tex., ihcld a iour-hold lead over Mulra Palcraon ol Scotland n the only I mulch In which the V. 8. had un .advantage. Marjorie Llndnay of Decatur. . m , held a four-hole lead nnd auu I her mulch with Hronceit Hlephcns 1 ol England squared at the end of : the morning round Dorothy Klrby of Allnrits, U. B women'fl amateur chnmplon, wan two down to Jean Donald, the Kcotltnh champion. Mite Murray ol ftutlniid, VI., wnn lour-down to Jennne Dlniiood, the KnRllnh chnm plon. Claire Dornn ol Clcvclnnd ns two-down , to I'hllomena Oar vey ol Ireland, Ornce OeMnaa of Corvallln. Oie . was one down to the eiKhtn, naa a on oi dhu iucx when her second shot on the nlmh nestled In tho rough axalnst a re talnlnx wall. She was lorced to play the ball backward to gel on the green. This seemed to nettle her although the went only one hole down to Miss Price at Ihe hallway point. Miss Klrby and Mlsa be.Moss. Cefeated 3 nnd 2 by Mlns Donald nnd Miss Price. The line puttlnx ol Miss DcMoss kept the dvlcul !(rn. K-in nri California Netter Wins ABILENE, Tex. Hi Semi finals were scheduled Saturday In the National Intercolleglote Tennis Tournament with favorites on deck afier winning Friday's matches. Uuich Krlkorlan of San Jose State. Oene Powell of Washburn. Carl Wilson of Western Illinois aivl Jim Flynn of the University ol Portland went Into the penultimate round. Krlkorlan and Powell meet In the feature match. Poweir, who dropped only three games in sweeping to the seml-llnols. is given a strong chance of ousting Krlkorlan, who' had been rated No. 1 contender for tho singles championship. Powell beat John Buell of Southwest Missouri Slate. 6-3. 0-0 In the first round and then took out William Medln of College of Puget Bound, 6-0, 6-1, In the quarter-finals. Krlkorlan reached Uie semi-finals with a 6-1, 6-1 vic tory over Kenneth Lewis of South east Oklahoma State and a 6-3. 6-3 triumph over Don Coleman of Lamar Tech. , DEFAULT '.Vilan beat Jack Coleman or Abilene Christian College. 6-4. 6-3. In the first round and went lnlo the seml-llnols by default. Flynn beat Oene Adams of Hordln-Slm-mons. 6-1. 6-0. then took out Buddy Satlcrwhlte of Texas Tech, 6-1. 6-4. Doubles teams from George Pep perdine, Washburn, Illinois Normal and Texas Western reached the semi-finals. Harvey Orlmshaw and Bill De lay of Pepperdlne won over Fred Allman and Johnny Ayres of La mar Tech. 6-i, 6-1, In the quarter finals while Phil Blackburn and Charles Bteele of Washburn elimi nated Billy Brey and Jerry Miller of Texas Wesley an 7-5, 7-5. Bob Henderson and Frank Purdy of Illinois Normal reached the semi-finals bv beating Carl Nunn and Wavne Miller of Hardln-Slm-mons. 3-6, t-7. 6-3, while Winston Farquear and Fred Oorncr of Texas Western brat Pence Dacus and Leslie Tollcv of Southwest Texas State, 6-3, 6-3. By The Associated Press NATIONAL Bnttlng Ssuer, Chicago, .350; Robinson, Brooklyn, .336; Adcock, Cincinnati, .333; Lockman, New York, -.330; Adams, Olncinatt, .321. Home Runs Bauer, Chicago. 12; Ma chtB, sws.ofkP taodnona 12; Mathews, Boston and Palko, Brooklyn. 9: Hodges. Brooklyn, Westru'm. New York and Klncr, Pittsburgh, 8. Stolen Bases Reese, Brooklyn. 7; Jcthroe, Boston and Robinson, Brooklyn, 6; Fondy, Chicago and Adams, Cincinnati, 5. Pitching Roe, Brooklyn, 5-0, 1.000; Braile, St. Louis, 3-0, 1.000; Mlnncr. Chicago and Hearn, New York, 5-1, .833, Maglle, New York, 9-2, .818. Strikeouts Maglle, New York, S4: Rush, Chicago, 53; Wade, Brooklyn, 50: Spahn, Boston, 49: Roberts, Philadelphia, 48. AMERICAN Bnttlng DIMagglo, Boston, .349; Rosen, Cleveland, .331; Mitch ell, Cleveland, .317; Mantle. New York, .315; Robinson, Chioago, ,310. Home Runs Rosen, Cleveland, 11; Easter, Cleveland and Lcn hardt, Dropo and Wortz, Detroit, 8. Stolen Bases Rlr.zuto, New York, 8; Avlla, Cleveland, 7; Thronebcrry, Boston, 5; Five play ers tied with 4 each. Pitching Shantr., Philadelphia, 9-1, .000; Paige, St. Louis and Marroro, Washington, 6-1, .833; Shea and Stealer, Washington, 3-1. ,760. Strikeouts ' Bliontz. PhlladoU phln, 65; McDermott, Boston nnd Pierce, Chicago, 63; neynoiat), Now York. 61; Oarcia, Cleveland nnd Gray, Detroit, 48. tm r"...t W W a a& aw . . -mt vw Ami T1 Tff irillaW POWER PUNCH Luther Rawlings (left) appears lo be falling asleep on his glove after receiving a lopping right from Johnny Saxton during their bout in Chicago Sta dium. Saxton won the 10-round decision. OSC Makes NCAA Finals CORVALLIS, Ore. ttf Oregon Stale goes into the finals of the Distilrt 8 NCAA baseball playoffs Saturday with a one-game edge ufter Friday's tightly-pitched 21 decision over Fresno State. If OSC, Coast Conference champs taken the opening contest U p.m PDT;. the teams head east, ff PrA.lin Rl.la tt-tn a fhtrrl anri finul game will follow immediately. Oregon State chalked up Its win- nlnu lully In the seventh alter the score was tied at one-all. And Uiey did It without a hit. Catcher John Thomas walked. advanced to third on a bunt nnd n neioer a cnoice ana gnuopea home afier a short flyout by Pete Don White pitched the win for the Oregon club nnd Larry Bol per went the route for Fresno. Each allowed only six hits. Oregon Stnte led off the scoring In Ihe second on Ihree consecutive : inkles. Fresno tied it In the third when third baseman Fred Som mcrs scored after White missed an outfield throw. It was the only error of the game. Netters Run To Form SEATTLE tr The four men seeded In the four top spots of the Natlonol Hard Court tennis champ ionships were in the semi-finals here Saturday. They are Herb Flam. Los Ange les. Billy Talbert. New York, Art Larsen. San Leandro, Calif., and Tom Brown. San Francisco, who were seeded In that order. Flam, fourth ronked In the na tion, will meet Brown in the firft allernoon mntch. He moved into the seml-tinnls bv defeating Scat- tie's pride. 17-year-old Bill Quilllan. 6-2. 6-2, 2-6. 6-4, in Friday's quarter finals. By The Associated Press New York Carl "Bobo" Olson, 161 t. Honolulu, outpointed Jimmy Beau. 161 l4, New Canaan, Conn. 10. Phoenix. Ariz. Petty Servln. 160 Los Angeles, outpointed Wlllio Vaughn, 160, Los Angeles, 10. Take Mondays, for instance. The boys in the o'fice are always com plaininq that their wives look piett? sod after wrestlinq wifh Monday wash. But MY WIFE .. , . that's different. She uses the town's top laundrv service keeps our dresser drawers' filled with the CLEAN EST duds dnd looks CORCEOLS when' I pet home Monday nights. Tip: that "town's top laundry" is , CASCADE Klamarh'i Finest Wt'A ' - By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGI'E W L Pet. iSlot'?n, New York Chicago lriix-.nn.il J, , JJ" i Philadelphia Boston i Pittsburgh 31 11 .738 28 16 .636 27 18 .600 23 23 .500 23 24 .489 18 25 .419 17 25 .405 12 37 .245 Friday's Results Chlccgo 7 Boston 2 I X "7-i '??W) Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 4 (rdchtl St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 4 (night) AMERICAN LEAGI'E W L Pet. .596 .556 .550 .535 .489 .468 .462 .341 Cleveland 28 Boston 25 New York 22 Woshington 23 Chicago 23 SI. Louis 22 Philadelphia 18 Detroit 15 ' Friday's Results St. Louis 9 New York 3 in. ,u 1. lIMOUCTII'llia UlfUk Detroit 4 Boston 2 (night) Chicugo 4 Washington 3 (night) COAST LEAGI'E W Pet. .627 .585 .531 .492 .469 .455 .429 .409 San Diego Hoilvwood Oakland Los Angeles Seattle 42 38 34 32 30 30 27 27 San Francisco Portland Sacramento Friday's Results Los Angeles 6 San Diego i Oakland 6 Sacramento 4, For! land 6 Hollywood 3 Seattle 5 San Francisco 1 Western International League By The Associated Press W L Pet. Victoria 29 14 .674 Spokane 28 19 .596 Vancouver 20 18 .526 Lewlston 23 22 .511 Salem 23 24 .489 Wenatchee 20 26 .435 Trl-Citv 20 27 .426 Yakima 17 30 J62 Friday's Results Wenatchee 15, Yakima 9 Salem 6, Trl-City 2 -Victoria 3, Lewlston 2 Vancouver 13, Spokane 5 Saturday's Schedule Spokane at Vancouver (2) Lewiston at Victoria (2) Trl-Clty at Salem Wcnntchee at Yakima LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS , , Opp. Post Offict Walcott Demands Bigger Cut , By MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK i A demand for a 45 per cent share of a title fight by Jersey Joe Walcott and a soon due showdown on the proposed Harry Matthews-Rocky Marclano bout kept things hopping on the boxing mart Saturday. Felix Bocchlcchlo, manager of the heavyweight champion, said Friday that his 38-year old glad iator won't do any title performing for the International Boxing Club this September unless the champ collects "45 per cent of everything, gate, television and movies." TWO IDEAS Promoter Jim Norrls of the IBC is very much Interested In exhib iting the champ against either Matthews, the sensational Seattle socker, or the hard-hitting, un beaten Marclano. At the same time Norrls Is eager to have Matthews and Marclano have it out In an elimination bout in New York late next month. Matchmaker Al Weill - of the IBC said "we are earnestly tryine to make it.' Either Matthews or Marclano would be acceptable to Bocch lcchlo. There was a very good possi bility that If Walcott fights either the site won't be New York. Chicago was considered a likely spoi. BURNED Bocchlcchlo has no license In New York and Bob Christenberry, chairman of the stale athletic com mission made some very uncom plimentary remarks about Felix la a recent magazine article. The article burned Bocchlcchlo to a crisp and he said then he would never permit Walcott to fight in New York. If Christenberry were to unbend, Bocchlcchlo might change his mind. Wl Turnouts Take Jump VICTORIA. B. C. HAttendance at Western International League oaseoau games is up 41 per cent over last season. Robert Abel, president of the league, said here Friday that a total of 193,640 fans clicked through the gates up to June 1. a gain of 56,314 over the same period last year. He predicted a possible season's attendance total of one million fans. Improving gates with improv ing summer weather plus a possible nested pennant race added to club owners' optimism. Spokane led the league during the first quarter of the baseball season with an attendance total of 41.109. Victoria was second with 26.859 and. Vancouver third with 25.314. Lewlston, this year's new addition to the league, ran a surprising fourth with 24,704 more than double its predecessor Tacoma's attendance. The remaining attendance totals were: Salem, 21.401; Wenatchee 20516; Trl - City 17,578; and Yakima 15.759. By The Associated Press INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 4 Baltimore 2 other games postponed AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City S Indianapolis 4. 10 innings ' Milwaukee 5 Louisville 0 Columbus 8 Minneapolis 6 St. Paul 9- Toledo 6 TEXAS LEAGUE Fort Worth 3 Houston 0 10 Innings. Dallas 4 San Antonio 3 Tulsa 4 Beaumont 2 Oklahoma City at shreveport post poned. PIONEER LEAUUE Oeden 4 Pocatello 1 Salt Lake City 2 Idaho Falls 1 Boise 7 Oreat Falls 6 Magic Valley 8 Billings 3 Giants Miss Mays, Brooks By RALPH RODLN Associated Press Sports Writer The New York Olanta can hard ly wait until Willie Mays comes marching home. But ol course that won't be this year. Since Mays switched from flan nels to Khaki May 29 the Giants have lost eight out of ten games and nosed dived from 2 Vi games in front to four games astern of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the Na tional League pennant scrap. Observers knew that Mays would be missed but few expected the Giants to fall apart as badly as they have. The Giants reached the depth of their slump Friday night. The polo grounders Invaded Pittsburgh, usu ally a tonlo for slumping teams, but the Pirates refused to roll over and play dead. FIREMAN Little Murry Dickson stilled the 3iants. 8-1. on seven hits, beating iyt'-r f" 4 -J& 1 MAUREEN CONNOLLY, San Diego, (above), was a finalist today in England's Northern Lawn Tennis championships at Manches-' ter, England. Portland Sends . Lafata Home PORTLAND Wl The Portland Beavers have sent reserve, first baseman Joe Lafata home to De troit until his contract can be dis posed of. The announcement came Friday from Bill Mulligan, general man ager or the Pacific Coast League club. . Lafata. 30, moved to Portland from Oakland in 1951. He was with the New York Giants in 194T and 1949. Joe DiMaggio was named the most valuable player In the Ameri can Le:gue In 1939. 1941 and 1947. Kid Gavilan, world's welterwlght champion, started us an amateur when he was 12 years old. -at- 7 i 1 ' il It"-. - 4 1 i m Nt4 7Ae Afed (uleifuU lUat Men CUocle fat Jltemielael P nodical PeUOHol the a 7Hwel CUSTOM DUO . 'After Shive Lotion tnd 7 ptni . CUSTOM TRIO Afttt Shave Lottoa. Shaving Bowl and choict of Talcum A fU alas' . PARAGON TRIO Aher Shin loiioa. Talcum tx 7 al1 ;iad Cologne. ta Cosmetic Bar Pull Away pirate killer Sal Maglle In the pro cess. Maglle had a string of 13 straight victories over the Pirates before his encounter with Dickson. Brooklyn turned back the Reds. 6-4. in a night game at Cincinnati with Preacher Roe picking; up his fifth Rtraiffht viRtarv Th Q,...k almost blew the decision In the ninui wnen me cds rallied for all of their runs. Joe Black sup pressed the uprising. The St. Louis Cardinals edged the Philadelphia Phils, 6-4, and the Chi cago Cubs trounced the Boston Braves, 7-2. in other National League games. The Cleveland Indians Increased their American League lead to two games by trouncing the PhlladeNt nhia Athlatlfa 11U iwhil h. D, in ner up Boston Red Sox bowed. to ueirou. HAUNTERS The Red Sox were beaten by two players who they shipped to Detroit earlier In the week In the astound ing one million dollar trade. Walt Dropo and Don Lenhardt haunted their old mates by driving: In all of Detroit's runs. Former teammates also beat the Washington Senators and New York Yankees. Ex-Senator Ed Stewart clouted a three-run two-out double in the eighth inning to give the Chicago white Sox a 4-3 victory over Washington. . Jim Dyck and Clint Courtney, ex-Yankee farm hands, batted In seven runs to lead St. Louis to 9-3 victory over the New Yorkers. Board Seeks Smith Ban PORTLAND Wl The Portland Boxing Commission has called for a general ban against Oakland Billy Smith, who fought hi Philadelphia Thursday night in a preliminary to the Charles Walcott title bout. Smith was suspended at -Portland more than a year ago after leaving; the ring; during a fight with Archie Moore. The suspension should apply in Pennsylvania since both eta tea are affiliated with the National Boxing; Association. A suspension in one NBA-affiliated state is mandatory In all. ' Howard Bobbltt, chairman of the Portland commission, said Friday the group voted less than a month ago to keep Smith's suspension In force and notified the Pennsylvania, commission of its action. He denied the contention by John "Ox" DeCrossa, Pennsylvania com mission member, that the decision had been left up to Pennsylvania. Bobbitt said Portland bad agreed only to' consider the case further If new evidence in Smith's favor should be presented. ' By The Associated Press Battimr Jim Dvck. Browns. batted in four runs on a pair of homers to lead St. Louis to a M victory over New York. Pitching Turk Lown, Cubt, pitched Chicago to a 7-2 four-bit victory over Boston. 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