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Newspaper Page TextrilKSDAY, .11 INK 10, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACK TIJTRTEEN ( Mi WW CHAMP JUMPER Sheila Lcrwill displays expert form clearing tho bar during Olympic Games trials In London. The British star Is world's woman hih-juniin champion. Yamato-Dusette Fracas Draws ..... m w Tacoma Man High Interest from mat fans Leads oPen Sauer's Bat Big Hit Noise MCW YOKK I Hunk Ssuer. whose hciMMV It colleellriK nines, 1m) in niukliiK pastime of pick ing ui slnnles. doublr. triples and home run and now Ik the most Ion led butter In baseball. Every club In the National I.eivirue has lelt the stlntr of Hituer's UlK home run but. i'liivlnit the role of 'Cinderella Man ', the Chl cuko Cubs' massive outfielder l li-uuuiir in butting .347 . hit (Mi und run bulled In 54i, us well uk In home run iH.i Hiiuer. wlio normally hits brut at thr end of the season, holds an rlnht - point load over New York Whitey Lockman f.339i In the but tlmr derbv. Brooklyn Jarkle Rob inson (.338) Ik a point behind Lock inan. In third place, while 8tnn Minis', Bt. Louis, .310. and Frank, Bnuniholtz, CIiIcuko. .321, round out the tot) five. In the American Leaitue. Bos toit'n little professor. Dorn DiMair Rio, took the lead away from Ai Ilonen of Cleveland. The vountier DlnmdKp In hitting .343, 10 more points than Rolen. Il l been many, many moons , allenllon missed Uir entire traca-i, nice wrestling bout here atlrrrtl If It could be called that. In a bure more tntrresl Minn tomorrow 30 sei-owla after the oni-nuii, iiontr, niiihl'a battle between Oenriies Du I the burly Jap hull completely sub aetle and 'ml Yamato Dusrtte la a long. time favorite with K tiuinth in.it fan.i and Yuma to u a piiulur attraction but lor a different reason . . . Terrible Tor uroatllnu ladle linve won him a but lollowlnu of fans who hope to anme day are him ifrt hln come uppunce. When Duselle and Yamuto tmnlrd a few weeks ato it lurneil nut to be one of the '.horle-l malrhea In wrestling- history. Ou aervera wlvo weren't paying clone I clued 13 Ik Grurgci with hln dread sleeper hold Dunetle cume to ytlpliiK for a re.malch but Yamuto wanted no part of it. I'roiiiulei' Muck l.lllurri. chunk the drnma behind a reiurn bout, tried uniucccsslully fur irv- erul duyn to almi the Jap but Tol ,.m ounler Dunetle hah yearned for meet Uusclte ayitin Yumulo, fully uwute of the dunu'r o ui-iiu in ihe ring uuiilusl Dunetle, will undoubtedly try for another quick inn tomor row night. Uul Hilt Georges Isn't the muii to make a big mi.slukc twice agnlhit Ine loe. II Yumulo doen nucceeel In getting hln sleeper hold on the French Ciiuudlun to morrow evening it will probably be only tiller a lung. punitliliiK Dun second chance nl To) too lorn: I Western International League ll The Aaaoeluted l'rr The Victoria Tyeen. WeMtern Interuutionul Leugue front-runnern. blanked Vuncouver in the circuit n onlv regularly - nchcduled content Monduy nlghl, while lailend Yak lniu lucked up a nurprlnlng exhibi tion game victory over the Pacific Coast League Bun Francisco Seals. The Tyeen alrctchcd their lead ovei second - place Bpokane to 4 v gamea with a - 3-0 shutout URntnsl Vancouver. Yakima, deep in the WIL cellar - ak. . ' " I I A ' 1 fL?i ipf.A Tdpkat ONE DOWN Yankee catcher Yogi Berra i forced at second on Gil McDougald's grounder in the first inning of the Yan-kce-St. Louis Browns game in New York. The ball (ar row) from Bob Young (above) is on its way to first but too late for a double play. The Browns won, 9-3. Mirprlned Llllurd by iigrcelim to i courne. will be on the main go. Jury Studies Cage Crimes wan hard to gel Meanwhile. Dunrlle'a ire. was to full prey to the name quick U.m, 0nly 17 wlna agnlnat 32 losses nteuillly building up and apparently i Iri'-k early in the boul. 'or the season, turned on the ome of (leorgo'n heated rruiurkn ' A good nuportlng curd hu been iSeuln, the Bears' pnrcnt (Hub. and ol to Tol for he suddenly I lined up but princlpul inlereat, of , CBmc up wlth a 7-4 verdict. i It wan the eighth straight loss for the Seals. They dropped seven Coast League games to Seattle before visiting their Yakima farm club. Boulhpaw Tom DclSarto wan the winning pitcher although three Yakima hurlers took turns on the mound. Together thev gave up eight hits while the Bears reached By The Annoelated lrena NATIONAL I.KAfil K Balling Hauer. Chlcaiio. 347; Lockman. New York, .330. Robin. Brooklyn. 33. Munlal. St. .330; Rizzuto Gets Ballot Boost CHICAGO -t - Phil RtMUU) itl :a rrnncl5c0 ll Bill Savage and c, ' T . J ' ,uc" Mutt Zldich for 10 I son. widened hln lend over Chlco Car-! Al Vancouver Victoria hurler ranquel of the Chicago White Sox B(.n sUrred the mound in iiu-ir nvciy ouiuc 01 oujiom m,.nrf lh. ni,, for in. Tvees. NKW YORK IH - A jury liearn mora Tuenclay about Ihe cane of two alleged bankctball fixers whose I. thau an vlrllttlK Of I ... ia. n . . .ki.n. . i. ... ... . .. "If. " " wiiiw, u, ouuiiiiiui., VyiuvuKU. ; Uie AU-DIUI UUSCDUU OOII. .,lnn i,n 1ft hlta Knt lhv crooked alhlolon. i .321 . Tabulullons of the, niilion-wldc is,..'. Wcil-sraced He scored Vic- The two - Joseph Beinntende. ! Home Runs - Bauer, Chicago, voting gnvc Ruauto 6.106 voles, Uorln's first run iri the third irining 43. and Jack .Slui .West ' j 'V Mrw.. Boston and Pafko, 1.2B4 more than Chlco for Ihe! 'up the '"J5 tol!v tatK aexuned of coiwplrlng to bribe play-iBiooklyn. 8. , American Lcnguo starting short-1 neventh with a double which aent era on the Bradley Unlverally and Pitching - Uoe. Brooklyn. 5 0. slop assignment 'YnZ Treere Irnm fir.t ti thlrrt University of Kentucky teams. 1 ooo. Minner. Chlcugo aim iienrn. The poll opened lust Friday mi -T,eec. Cllme nome on r0hn pri' win continue through midnight ;ion(r nv June 27 wiih the fans' ballou. de-; v.cioria moves to Wcnatchee for 0 were bribers lluueaei, salt! !-" " V : """" nmcuenn na nerles starling Tuesdav nicrlit Attorney Samuel Segal, they were I 'r ,eo,!! ""n ,.'CKK?i f, ' N"l'n"1'' L""ue. ","tu" "" D'8 I Vancouver opens at Yakima. Salem approached uy "touin lor am- 1,' ., , ., . I ""-ii'iiiu nuiy o. i i,ewlston J.5. wllhn, to be bribed. "vn. 'on and , B Furthermore. Begni sain "fon- AMERICAN I.KAtit'K YAdIT BASIN COI RSK omona oi unmoral uy rini-u iiwi , Hlltlln DiMuirulo fluslon University of Kentucky teams. i uoo. winner, wmcugo ami rirnrn, in As te.tlmony l their trial opened! few York 61. B33 Maglie Sew will Monduy. tl.eu lawyer denied tl 1 ''n w' 'h'','" Nr,w ?"d B':J"'ie two were bribers lnnlead, wid niona Philadelphia 4-1 boo. cielm and Trl - Cltv at belore his clients were contacted. HALLANDALE, Fla. Oulf- U'l tlr.1,.11 ..,1 111 . If-ll ..t. . .(-. lnU.Il Its Itavn m.e.v . ftr t'w,' vurvuillliu, .W4, aTkVtl, SlM'HIll I ItTK , Willi ILH prUXlIllUV J:1'.1?"1,.'1.. T"1!.! Mon. .326; Fox Chicago .314; , t0 the nearby Atlnntlc Ocean and . " "Vjfi."i York and Ooodman Bonlon 311 . mluncl waterway, mnv somcdav be- MUI' , , . ... " R"'"1 r Rosen .Clcvelnnd ' come the first race course to boast f r Bul-Aiuaili.nl UiMtlul Allorney ii; Dfopo Drtrdlt. 10: Xenhardt I nr vacht basin on the srouiidu. Vmccn A. O. O'Connor itald he would prove Uie two were bribers, who approached only players who had shown In the pant thai they would take bribes. Chapman Cops French Title PARIS (IP) Dick Chapman, les soned golfer from Plnehurat. N.C., nem nn second r'rencn amateur Ha nald he would call atars ollcln Cleveland, 8-3 727 and Weru. Detroit and Easier. I Pres. Jnmes Ikinn ha. rtxiverf i,,.n vieveiniio, n. the nuiller o: dreduinu a muinin..ir im. -nm.... k. . . Pitching SluiiiU. Philadelphia, channel Hint convcrgos on the back m.t....hL T ...... rT? u... 10-1, .009; Palgo, 81. Lous ami slreich area. That would permit I hack vn,m, nniu v.7-V; Jr" " " w....." w n'nvi sa. iex iHhea Washington. 3-1. 750. Oar- Uie 1040-tSO basketball seasun U) prova It. Beavers Buy First Sacker PORTLAND i - The Portland Strikeouts BhanUC Philadel phia. 61; Reynolds. New York 60; MrDermotl. Boston, SO; Pierce. Chicago, 63. Garcia Cleveland 49. near the track. The 41-vcar-old Chnninnn .hn Iosl nls Brtlsh ,,,,. ,ite a TWO PLATOONS, TWO SPORTS !!'"lV,2 l . ...w., ncaiwin. ocotiana. GAINESVILLE. Fla (Al Five members of 'he University of Florida baseball team were on the Gator foAtball learn last fall. Catcher Huywood 8ulllvan played quarterback. First Bnseinun Joe Davis was a defensive end. Second Baseman Jim Hirsch also was a PITTSBURGH iiP Winning thu i qunrterback. Outfielder Wilson Wins Tight Ones turned on a disolav of stlh.nnr golf In the afternoon round to de feat Maxwell, 4 and 3, Monday. There are three types of salt water racls: those designed lor 1-J tho',e mad 'or casting and those Intended inr nii..... Bobby I torn fLshlno -Sun. ' rjenxcr.s niuuiuuv uiiuuiiiiucu uicicione ones in one oi juu wiimiiih nu.Km w.s. un wiu un uncunc. eomlltlonal purchase of Henrv 1 specialities. The Boston right-1 Pitcher Jack Haien carried the Ii vm ( Hank i Arft, left-handed flral I hnnrier, who turned back Uie j ball at hnlfback. baseman, from the St. Louis , Pirates 1 to 3 Monday night, now Browns. I has won three of his four victories 1 i i ...,., uinii.m M.iin. div a slna e In v Jm edaed I he . . r "" ". iui uie ibou- oi. IjOuis Liarninais oniy in.si i ura- dnv. also oy a i to i count By The ' Associated Press Paris - Veteran Dick Chapman of Ptnehurst. N.C. won the French championship by beating collegian Billy Maxwell of Odessa, Tex., 4 and 3. GENERAL Nottingham. England Ray Fa mechon of France retained his European featherweight champion ship with a lS-round decision over Coast. Chapel Hill. N.C. University of North Carolina basektball coach Tom Scott resigned to take a sim ilar post with the Phillips "66" Oil ers. RACING New York Golden Oloves (13.50 1 won the Troubador purse as Belmont's spring meeting ended. Old Timers Square Off For NCAA Championship OMAHA (Pi A pair of former college baseball stars who later played together on Connie Mack'a Philadelphia Athletics Wonder teams of 1910 to 1016 will be in Omaha this wets as rival coach es. One la Jack Coombs ex-Athletic pitcher, who is rounding out his. 32nd and final year of coach ing at Duke. The other is Jack Berry, former Athletic shortstop, who haa coached at Holy Cross since 1921. In the eight team double elim ination National Collegiate Athlet ic Association tournament pop- Turpin Seeks Title Tonight LONDON I Almost to a man, London sports writers backed Ran dolph Turpin. former world middle weight boxing champion to lift the British light heavyweight crown from Don Cockell Tuesday night. Turpin meets the former black smith In a bid for the 175-pound title at London's open air White City stadium at 2 p.m. ipsti. Cor.fldent Turpin supporters cheerfullv laid 5 to 1 odds on Randy, holder of the British and European middleweight championship. ularly known aa the World Series of College baseball there's good chance that before the tourn ament Is far along, the formar teammates' will alt In opposite dug outs as their teams clash on the playing field. Pre - tourney speculation rates Duke the favorite on the basis of s 30-6 season's record. Holy Cross' season still Is In complete, but Harry's club had a 13-2 record at the end of the week. Two time national champion Texas meets Perm State rn the tourney opener at 11 a.m. PDT Thursday. Duke meets Oregon 8tate in the second game at 1:30 p.m. Holy cross is paired wun Western Michigan at 5 p.m. and Missouri meets Colorado State ta the nightcap at 7:30 p.m. Speculation is that Duke will Ret by Oregon State tor a second round clash with always-rugged Texas. Holy Cross faces two tough oppon ents, the well-balanced Western Michigan team in the opener, and probably Missouri In the sec ond. Wisconsin leads all states In the sale of nonresident fishing licenses; Minnesota is second, Mlcniian third. Sport Afield. Bmallmouth bass meelallia In taking crayfish and minnows. Of these two, the erayflrh la by far the favorite. Sports Afield. O.W.F.LF. 13 MM L4 Pinole In simply corn dried nnd parched over a fire, then ground Into a coarse meal. It Is more tasty than commerical corn meal because of the woody flavor that parching over a fire gives it. KNAPP SHOES Air Cushioned J. O. 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St. Louis still owea Port-vi-r on option In that transaction .vi ii puiyed for Toledo of The American Association and Balti more ol Ihe International League efore going to the Browna two years ago. 51 season shattered all records. A total of lti.01fl.fl99 licenses were sold He was a 30-game winner with '? accumulate 335.5MJ86 for the Seattle in the Coast League two 3O0 CLUB" CLEVELAND 111 Since the de parture of Ted Williams Into the service, the American Leagues ".:00 Club," composed of baiters who have averaged .300 or belter for at least 300 games. Is headed bv Dale Mitchell of the Cleveland f Indians. Dale's lifetime mark ' through the '61 season was .311!. Williams' average before aoceptlng Marine duty this year waa a lofty .347. ONK MAN SllrXl. C.AMK SYRACUSE, N. Y. IP) Every ne ol Ihe 28 clghlonred shells thin will race on Lake Onondaga June 31 In the Intercollegiate Reglitla. hns been built by Oeorge Pocock of Seattle, Wash. Pocock. fnlher o! 8lan Porwk, University of Washing ton freshman coach, hns a work shop In Ihe Huskies Conibear shell house. The slim crnfls arc- ap proximately 63 feet long, two feet in the oeam at ine wmc.n pium and weight 380 pounds. 48 state fish departments. Sports Alield Are you in table? NEED A FRIEND ? CALL 5473 Afor, YflU 0v5ionc f RADE SECRET: Sour maih Is a costlier method of making finer whiskey. YELLOWSTONE, alnca 1872, has been made the tour tntuh , way. YELLOWSTONE'S old-time Bourbon flavor ii preferred by those who know good whiskey. Yr I fTuTilCKV loOPROOr . BOTTLED IN BOND FIFTHS ... $5.63 PINTS ... $3.55 fclSTIUID AND IOTHED IY YttlOWSIONE. INC.. lOlllsVIIII KENTUCKY .--fflrlF J"".,WMW5 I Milt aaiWn&aaBeia- ' 1 Aii""t" rJI!&Bw$ffl For your old bottery with fr" jTTlj I .1TWM purchase of any new fTTTSmuM' I Goodyear Battery! rMTLrffTTL. F!l!!B5WH Stn 1 V: vVI h the eicluiive reprntnraHva II 1 8 . jRflj ,- ' ' -aWS?, V, B j for Kl.mcM. and Lak. 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