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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 111.12 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN t ... ...i , . FORCE OUT Now York Yankees' t-ciitcrNcltlcr. Mickey Mantle, is forced' at third on Hank Bauer's attempted sacrifice html lo St. Louis Browns' Pitcher Tommy Byrne in the first inning at Yankee Stadium. Byr ne threw to Browns' third baseman, Jimmy Dyck (above) to force Mantle. Browns Claim Happy with Marion as Hornsby Treated them Manager, like Kids' tlOBTON W With ucb ii syalrm lor me. lociuaclous boa Dill Veeck del Veeck. naturally. In nlhiinlanlic inundiiiK complete ttmtirin, mild i And ao are most of (lie Browns' Marlv Marlon nan nad dih utile ulavera. opportunity to outline his plan as "1 made up my mind to get rid veteran Holier nornanya aucccH- oi iioruaby aooul 1U day aiio and Mr ah manager oi ine HI. Louis lusl waited Ir an opportune time llrownr,. lo do ao," Vceclt explained. "It Dm ,Murly, who aerved one term)eeinn that he. aa an employer. ni the hi. Ujuii cardinals pilot, i lorgot that employee are did manatee to net In a few words i pie. too." between Veeck'a lonii explanation i Aa aoon aa the outspoken Horna ol Tuenday'a Hornaby tiring. joy had made hlapeedy departure, "I don't pian any drantlc chanties jtl.e Bt. Louis playera began to In personnel)," Marlon anid. "I'm Ichorua their complaints about his going to try to pick my nine bei.t 'exacting method, playera and UHe them every game, i "Horniby uxed to make us rea There'll not be any two platoon 'Ulara get out and ahBg tor pitchers for two and a half hour before a pitcher Ned; Carver In behalf of game," one of them said In a resentful manner. "And he used to alt In the lobby waiting for us to come In at night like we were kids," another said. When Veeck entered the Browns' Fenwav Park drexslna room before I0- j Tuesday nlght'a 7-4 win over the Keo box, ne was presented wun a handsome two-foot silver cup aur mounted by a golden batter by his now happy teammates. it bore tne inscription "to Bill Suds Slpafter Bevos I TIME OUT! t For 11th in a Row liy The Atfturlatril Prrns Bill Bwrcncy n Hcnlllr Hutnlcn. rnadp It II winn In n row m ihe Pacific C'ouM I.cnnu Tuf:.(lny niKht The Portland Hi-uvrift, Bwrrnry' trmii InM ennon. ucic ihr b-l VUlilll.n, Thr win nlrriik, Mrtctl iHfiilnM Kiuruinrnlo iwa wrck.n nu mul coniniucd In (he bun Krunri.tco tllCt littt tt-rrk. in thr lune.r-.l oi thr kphmjIi in thr I'iSl,. but f it r Fight Seen As Brawl IJK'IHOIT i.fi if they park Oiyinpia htailitim for WrdncMluy nighta 1 1 mil Hub Muiphy-Juke La Mulla llglil II will be fur one lea son only, 'lo are a hlam-baiig bar loom lypc brawl between two guys who like lo mix It. 'llie International Iloxlng Club aays the winner will gel a shut at the llcht'henvywelght title, which may ur may not pan out, 'lliai propoct may lure a few additional laiu into Ihr Indoor aporla palace on a warm night. But the prospect of a rcul return haule between l.a.Molta, Uelioll't ailopled son, and tho man who Mirrddrd hi.i face in their unly nrrMoun inretlng In much more al luring lo lr(roit liinn blacked out from a nntlnn wule telecast. No doubt about it, (be bout Is an luilKirtaiit one lo both pugilists. l.uMolia, drthrnnrd mltlclleweighl kmc. hni outgrown that wriuhl class and needs to get bv Murphy i i go very lar in the flghlheuvy ilivislon. Irish Bob. beaten badly by light heavy champion Joey Maxim alter he 'IKO'd l,a Mot la almost a year ago, would drop way back down the comeback trail on a reversal by Jake. Murphy, the aouthpaw ex-sallnr from Han Ulego, la rated a 1-6 favorite. Ishort of Ihr loop record of IB ael bv l.'ii Anueles in luntl I The Hud scored four runs In the fust inning and one in Ihe lll.nl Arlie Wilson started It oil ulih a Miiglc. Came three more iMiiKirr, itiiu iwo runs and foriluud ihurlrr l.yman Llntle was jrrked. 'iti.y Wilmnker lirst pilch was : wild, iillowing another score. An riror bv frank Austin permuted Ihe lnurlh tally and Ihe filth came on two singles and a double by Al l.yonr.. Portland's lone murker came in the tilth on successive doubles by Au.lln and Jim Bus ,ell. I'ADKKK IlltOf l.a.'tt place hacriimellto dumped first place Ban Diego 4 2. A home run by Itlrhie Myers In the first Irame gave the Bats a Irod they never lost. 'Jlie win snapped a five gallic Hiiciainciito loVing streak tian Kiancisco lost its eighth straight. 6 2. as Hollywood acored four runs in the eighth. A cqureo play opened ihe gate for the Stars. Oakland edited 1is Angeles ft-4 on Leon Bnnknpl s error In the loth He dropped Hank Dchenx' aiming grounder permitiing John ny Hero to sprint home with the decider. Hrmknpl', ninth Inning homer had lied the game 4. If f (fMlNQSLEACUEl: i By The Associated Pre AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 12 Toledo 6 Indianapolis V Louisville I onlv games scheduled ' INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 1J Bullalo A Other games postponed. I TKXA8 LEAOUE j llniialon 0-0 'Hi ha 0-3 I Oklahoina Cllv 4 San Antonio ! f-hreveport 3 Dallas 1 Fort Worth. 6 Beaumont 0 PIONEER LEAOUE Ori-al Kails 10 Magic Valley t j Billings 8 Boise 1 Ogdcn 3 Salt Lake 1 "Now get Ihe plrturr, folks! There I was light behind this big birch with Ihe rreen off to the right and over a rise . . ." Spokane Gets Cougar Ace SPOKANE iff Ed Bouchee, a V.a-hinKton State College freshman and a hard-hitting llr.sl baseman with the Cougar varsity this sea ou. was signed Tuesday bv the Pookr.ne Indians and promptly in serted in the lineup. Bouchre. 10. had cauuht the eve of several big league scouts with his performance at WSC and In SlKikane high school plav. The Indians didn't announce anv rnmrucl -terms but Manager Don Osburn SMd the A-fool. 205-pound Bouchee would take over at first base Tuesday night when Ihe Indians open a three-game stand acalnsl Trl-Cltv. Bouchee. a left handed hitter, will replace Herb Simpson R-8 Negro speedster. Young Bouchee was married last month. Rookie Bows In Spotlight 111 Ihe Associated Press A rookie making his first pro fessional baaeball appearance stole '.he Western International League sp'jllight Tuesday night. Kd Bouche. first baseman on the ItjJ Washington Slate College Icrm, was nlgned by the Spokane Indians Tuesday morning. Tue.v duv night Bouche hit two - fur -lliree and was credited with 10 putotits at first base aa the Indians blenked Trl-Cltv 3-0. Bouche drove In Spokane's se cond run In the first inning and crossed the plate with the Indian's final tally In the fifth. Dick Blshon. Ihe winning pitcher, limited the Braver, to five hits In racking up his -eventh win VKTOHIA WINS In olher games, the Victoria Tvces edi;cd Wcnatchee &-4 to maintain their 4 j game lead over Spokane: Vancouver stopped Ya kima 3-1 and Lewlston dumped Si.lrm 10-5. Victoria chased In four runs In the lop of the nlnlh to steal the jweniitchec game from the Chiefs. With 10 strikeouts lo his credit (In Ihe first eight Innings. Frankie jDar-so. Wenalchre's hardluck plt ;cher. ran Into the control trouble In Ihe final frame. A pair of wslks and lour singles handed the game lo Vlrtorla. j KRROftH ! The Vancouver Canllanns cashed In on three Yakima errors to i score all their runs In the fourth inning. The Bears' onlv run crossed the plsle in Ihe seventh when Jerry Zuvela tripled and scored on Earl Richmond's long flv. Bob Guldborg. the winning pitcher, scattered five hits. At Lewlston. the heavy - hitting Broncs reached three Salem hurl ers lor 12 baseblows. Including Artie Wilson's fifth Inning home run, two doubles and three triples. 4 Leaders By The Associated Preaa .NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Hauer. Chicago. .344: Lotkman, New York. .337: Robin son. Brooklyn. .336: Muslal, St. Louis. .331: Baumholtz. Chicago. !.3l. Home Runs Bauer. Chicago. !l5. Boston, Palko, Brooklyn and Kiner. Pltlsburch. 9. I Pitching Roc. Brooklvn. 5-0. 1 000: Minner. Chicago. 6-1. .857: Heam. New York. 5-1. .833: Maglle New York, 9-2. .818; Erskine. Brooklyn and Simmons. Philadel phia. 4-1. .800. Strikeouts Maglle. New York. 50: Kush. Chicago. 56: Wade. Brooklvn. 50: Hpahn. Boston and Roberts. Philadelphia. 49. A.MKRICAN LEAGl'E Balling Dimaggin. Boston. '.345; Kell. Boston. .330: Rosen. I Cleveland. .326; Fox and Robinson. Chicago. .314 Home Runs Rosen. Cleveland. 11: Dropo. Detroit. 10; Easter, Cleveland and Lenhardt and Wertz Detroit. 9. j Pitching Shantz. Philadelphia. 10-1. .909; Paige. St. Louis. 5-1. .833: Shea. Washington. 3-1. .750; 'Gnrclo, Cleveland, 8-3. .727: Henry. Boston. Sain. New York and Mar rero. Washington. 5-2. .714. i Str.keouts Shantz. Philadelphia 61: Revnolda. New York, 60: Mc Dermott. Boston. 59: Pierce. Chi cago, 56; Gray, Detroit. 62. I I BASEBALL ' Boston Rogers Hornsby was j fired as manager of the St. Louis ! Browns and Marty Marlon named to replace him. Boston - The Boston Red Sot I traded pitchers Randy Gumpert i and Walt Masterson to the Wash ! Ingion Senators for pitcher Sid Hudson. By The Associated Preaa Batting Sam Mele, White Sox Equalled a major league record when he batted in six runs In a 12-run fourth Inning as Chi cago thrashed the Philadelphia Athletics, 15-4. Mele homered with two on and tripled with the bases loaded. Pitching Satchell Paige. Browns Rescued started Ned Garver with 32-3 scoreless Innings of relief pitching to help the Browns defeat the Boston Red Sox 7-4. 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