Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 09, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMonday, junk i, um liKRALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHKGON PAGE NINE Purges Polished Mathews' Third Basing To Give Braves' "Mew Ruth" Quick Start llv MtltlUV OI,l)i:lllMAN t NHW YOKK (NI'JAi Tliey'rs E rnll.iiK ho lliuven' ronklo. til Ma tlcw!. the now Malic Itulh, but his , lllMK lllMlllK'0 lilUHUlMH IlltlllO didn't ,lnnil tlio clioi 'Ub-clicukctl liicl bis I J'-l. f iMnlliows didn't fliolio to Mick . Ihln ponrum bociumo lir was iuh '1 pnned lu bo it wini k intor mound ! Illllll luiaiv J "Vruh, Uiry iiHil ho wiiii uriilc M MATHEWS ' TAK.IH& A NATIONAL LB AGUE. RQOKie HONOQ.S WITH tOMft HBPTV O-OUTINOr POO J 11.1. I, it, t,llelira - .... ...... n i but I liulild only Firm, thrrr's nnthliiK punv nbuul A a ihi-yrar-ulil kill who wi'lulin a J aulld JIM pounds. And hr a burn lioilllv l (Illllll Illllll buMV MlHlPHt ' I'M rlvoa (,'uncli Ulllv Jui'Ki'O, Dm I did Ci b nml (limit nliiirUIni). rniilll. "lllllv wtirkrrt mi me nil Hiirlmr." aays tlio yotiiiialfr. "Ho mntlr inr brnd niv kiico inoie lu net a bol ter flml nl Iho bnll "Mv hlltinu n annthrr elorv. I'm atrlkinu out too mutii." MitlliruV nvrritup himn'l boon aoarlnit liko III lofl-liondrd lininf run hhnln. HouUimiwii kIvp lilin lots if I rouble. "Hut." ho imllon. "11 rlldirt, lni , lur rum liluma hiv firm mnlor Al'nuun limner olf n Irltv Kon rliMnisrlniiinln Philadelphia. "Mv liHiKo.it thrill? .I"t beloir In (It bin Icnmici In thrill rnouicli tor nr." Ktlille inodr It In Iwu venm oftrr (".lirp'ns M other hlfli to Mull Willi the Dravea the night of hln hliih chnnl Rniduotlnn In 1040. "Hue o'i'I'K'k lu the lilurnlnit In bo rritrt." ho recall-.. "Whv Iho Draves? Woll. I fl. tirod lint) Elliott win urtunu old. mid lliev wrro mv bout bet " llv I I'M ho hud aolldilled hln f u luir with hln Ioiik runup rlmitlntt nt AM.inin. Hln, 33 hoinrn nrr mill vlv Idlv i r called In the Southern A MX-lntlun. No f,'hlnono homer for Miilhow. 111.1 no 400 foot nr more, propellod by lino wrlut action. I'owor almost ninile n rnmnus football horn of him. llo wan a pi op fullbnck In Knnla Diirbnra. ond n unod ono. )lln learn hold Hi. Anlhonv's n( Tons Itonch to a t o In noulhprn Calllornla'a ohnni. nionnhln Ramo. And who did iho T.omr Itoaoli tonn hnvo nnno"Ho T.tMIc at fiillbiirk? J nit almut tho bom In tho nation today Johnnv OlMfwukl of California Matfiewa pould hnvo pono In anv aehool on the coaal or to OoorRlo. but otmne banoball unload. Anv tor rota? "Aro von VlddlnK''" orlnn Fd ftaihrvi. nnnkliie In tho bin loaKiio atmnaphoro around him x A 7 ire. W! i Ji Legion Nine Gets Tests ffMlNQRLEAqJEI lly The Aaaoclated I'ren SUNDAY'S Ramea INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE BiiHImure 3-3 Toronto 1-1 Syracuse 11-6 Montreal t-5 Otluwa 6-0 Hochcater 0-8 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Mlnnvanolln 8-4 Tolrdo b-t St Haul 12-7 Columbun 7-15 Indlanapolla 10-3 Milwaukee S I Kitniiaa Cltv U-3 Loulavllle 12-1 TEXAS LEAGUE Itotiumont 3-2 Dalian 0-6 Hhrovi-iKirt 10 Fort Worth 8 , llouiium 4-1 Oklahoma Cltv 3 0 Sun Antonio 4-1 Tulna 0-3 PIONEER LEAOUK Mnitlv Vallov 10 Great Falls Hone 8 BlIllnRs' 2 Pofiiipllo 6 Halt Lake 2 lduho Falls 12 Onden 10 N.C. Loop Lead Tied 'Die Norlhern California baseball loop wan all tied up like a Fath er's Day Rift todav. Second-place Weed licked firm-place McCloud. 8-4. yesterday to knot the loop lead. Other games yesterday wound up with Scott Valley. Tulelake and Dunamulr tied for second place, each with .500 averages. Line scores: Tulelake 13 13 5 Mt. Shasta 8 13 6 Bowie and Falconer; Anderson, Carrlngton and Brooks. Dunnmulr 19 17 7 Yreka 6 11 1 Williams and Carlwrlfjht: Behnke and Freeman. Red Hot Rainiers Cop Doubleheader Scott Valley lfllt 2 6 4 9 53 2 and O. Trlnjca. and Ynrnell; is punishing American As sociation fences batting .350 for Kansas City. The youngster may be the long ball hitting first baseman the Yankees arc seeking and the first Negro to play with the World Cham pions. (NEA) - l e l Albnuv 6 6 1 Mitchell. Hanson .and I.awver: ert. Ilndley and Bradley and Johnson. The University of Alabama's new I rack coach. Herb Hodeoj. former Iv reached hlRh school teams at Wheatu.. III. aaaVIBHaaavawajanMaewaiasaaaaaaaM I w7 A. JiV Li : ' r'.ujni I miicoii i r or- aikhiv v.'l,-3 -'rr.4 ? f vs ffl llatrher R..o.'.t :?:V3i 6. " '"v '. I i-or. v L3V:X.jB',...v'. . Tl fetN .- I KK Coca-Ct j. hL.W Wi; .Ml i.. v rJVbrZ'ieT K- l ' " 1 ruwcu-ruL vie rower win i i . - - ?i Ki dp mm i if .1?. sai . I 1 ,aj!' Klamath Falls' new American I.PKicii Coca-Cola baseball team caio out of a weekend hhakedown tour a llh one win out of four Ramct nullum EuRono and Albany. Cliv Recreation Director Bob McCloud 4 7 1 nonnrv Mild the Klniuoth nine Weed 6 13 6 allowed "real promise." Kcrstcn anj Denevi; Barron and For many of the local combine. Fuiza. II wan tho first competitive action STANDINGS in hsscbal). ; McCloud The locoln beuln reRUlar league Weed nlav next week with a Ramo at Scoll Valley M.-ilford. Tulelake Wpekend line acores: Dunamulr KF Coca-Cola . 2 3 9 Mt. Shasta EiiReiie 13 7 2 1 Yreka (Irorce and Hatcher; Illnklc and rinwiin. KF Coca-Cola 0 4 4 6 7 0 and Yarncll; Pollard. By The Associated I'reas The Seattle Kalnlera. pre-seaon favorites to retain tho Pacific Coast League pennant, have finally come to life after a dismal start. Gelling the pitching and hitting they lacked, the red hot Rainiers have won 10 straight games to lift themselves from the cellar Into the first division. They copped a doubleheader from San Franclaco Sunday 6-0 and 4-1, for their first aeries aweep of I he season. In other games Portland beat Hollywood 6-3 then lost 12-1. Oakland downed Sacra mento 6-6 and 4-1, and Ban Diego split with Los Angeles, the Padres taking the opener 6-6 then losing 3-2. In this week's aeriea the soaring Rainiers meet acventh place Port land, league - leading San Diego takes on last place Sacramento. Hollywood tackles San Francisco and l.oi Angeles plays Oakland. SHUTOUT Bob Hall pitched three - hit rhu'.out against San Francisco In the opener, which was decided in the second inning when Al Lvons hit a homer with one aboard. Bob Bovd knocked anotner lour- baitKer In fifth. Al Wldmar had a shutout going In the nluhtcap until the sixth when the Seals, with two out, scored Ihelr only run of the afternoon on tingles by BUI McCawley, Hank Ulniutu and Reno Cheao. A stiff breeze helped both Holly wood and Portland batters fatten their averages. Ten pitchers al lowed 40 hits in the games, includ ing live homera. One of the latter gave Hollywood's Frank KeUeher Cause for celebration it was the 200th of his Pacific Coast League career. FINALLY Red Adams, who pitched the curiam raiser for Portland, finally got a win over the Stars. In his last two appearances against them he tossed two hlttcra. but lost 1-0. Carlos Bernler and Dick Cole homered for Hollywood and Clint Conaiser for Portland. The breeze seemed to favor the Stars hi the second tilt. They got 12 hits In cluding homers by Kelleher and Erl Mnlone. Tookle Gilbert set the pace for Oakland in the opener against Sac ramento with a pair of doubles and a two-run homer. Dave Mann, for mer Oregon State College football star making his first appearance In a professional baseball game, Was alio a hero. Coming In as pinch hitter In tha sixth he smacked a double that scored two runs and tied the score. investigate!! o.W.F.LF. THE LATEST IN RUSTIC BUILDING, READ OUR 1) ADVERTISEMENT ON 1,3 PAGE 8 KLAMATH BILLIARDS Cafe will be CLOSED MONDAY JUNE 9th FOR REMODELING WATCH FOR OPENING DATE!! r OVERHAUL YOUR CAR &pLDt09 MOTOR NOW.. PAY LATER! aie wnaaaa CHENEY. Waah. im A black Labrador. Black Cloud, owned by Paul H. Hull of Spokane, outshone i 60 of the nation's best dogs Sunday at the two - day licensed retriever trials al Turnbull wildlife refuge, J eight miles from here. Competing against Black Cloud ; In the open all-age were numerous i Uiternational. Canadian and Amerl can champions. I Second place went to Adryn's Ace. owned and handled by Eddie Salvlne. Seattle. The dog la an Ruff. Sharp and True; Maddon I American and Canadian field trial .833 .833 .500 .600 .600 .166 .000 .461 2 6 2 Smith. Sit Merrill Wins Wild Game Merrill declsloned Chlloouln. 11-8. entrrdny as olav officially opened champion and a Canadian national champion. Blck Corsair, owned by Glen 6. i Miller, 8unnyslde, Wash., and handled by Roy J. Gonia, was third. Certificates of merit In the open all - age went to Van Cleve, owned and handled by Alfred H. Schmidt, : Portland. ' Saturday In the amateur all-age, Van Cleve placed llrst. Black Joe, ; owned and handled by Maurice C. Tilden, Vancouver. Wash., was se- I cond. Ardyn's ace was third. Certificates of merits went to Aleutian Water Spray, owned by ; John C. Lundy, Boise. Idaho, Black Cloud, and Black Corsair. I The horned toad Is not a toad in iho Klamath Basin Independent but a lizard, closely related to L'tlfrrf Fnv and RrnHlev inri ILrSUUC j nc game was a wna aiiair. wiin 10 runs. 10 hits and 20 errors, Kendrlckson and Sawes of Mer rill led the hit parade, each getting three for five. Hendrlckson got two doubles and a homer; Dawes col lectrd three singles. the Iguanas of Mexico and Cen tral America Bportt Afield Amo Bessone. 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