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Newspaper Page TextWKHNKSDAV, .11 INK lit, ,k llhUALL) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OltKGON PAGE THIRTEEN Stars Nip Padres To Cut Lead Edge Ii "if, fl (MM U . . - . ... 1.. - .-........ J By llir Aclalrd Fr.-. the iuth with a screaming triple . Ait Z Hollywood wan only one (tame Karller, he had ilniilcd, wlped I TIME OUT! i I OF RELIABLE FinriO V Ccyrffcbrr.M. Coaley, 1044 i E, r j i-wwww"", . , 1M-T jjn ,pLl lout of firm tiluee In the Pacific second nd counted on another 1 ' Sjr' ,A ' f i V'V'Vtr 1rniiirVa 4 J-Ht 1JUA. - ",'":';",l"nx '""."'w ' " a line dmnonstratlon as Portland'. I a JV; V. l h I r. f - V JiV'V s 'I """ "r,a "' "' thnlr '""'"'' Lvnian Undo combined savvv and h A 1 V ( ,SLViV " " I WWSHfT-I' J.tlN6 P1'"11 eveii-Kme scrlcn conlro, wllh wlcked )t)er JwJ . r-fi OtJ! I 'K Pmkv Wood, of the Star e01K,uer the AiiKeK 2-1, Undo acal- Cn '. vL : , , I f 31C L ."""' .A J1'I lwn" touched for nine hit. 1 uer.diiy l(..r,.d four ht8. walked nobody and I ra ' "Hf fk t tJ rf? "( rA "'i -4 r i j r;y-HLI I '""'it hut "'' Wl" e'",';"v w'"' whllfitd elKht the lowlv Beaycri, ' ' 1 ' 't 4L. fr Vt. ''H JIJ mwi on tac. !KOt their fifth win In tlx names , w lV2' ,7- " , T Jn t 5fCJm'T r"ra '"L""," C"rl" Bcrnle1r' :"nd nam.ed a five-name Annel , nt ?'.' .-if JL.J vv jAL'J ' ,!S:' .j , who imackfd two run. acro In W gtrrBk. 1 1 WATER SKIERS ARRIVE FROM NASSAU Bruce Parker and Evelyn Wolford tki up on a i.a plant ramp at Miami, Flo., at they arrive from Naitau, B.W.I. , after water lining over 196 milei of water from the Brltith colony to Miami, At right background it the St. Pete, the boat that towod them on tho eiqht hour trip at an overage ipeed of 24 milei per hour. In back ground it the Miami ikylino. The two tkieri, from Amltyville, N. Y., let a diitance record and won a $1,000 puna tot up by the Naisau Development Board. Brunswick's Hits Win )lly 1 hr AtmirUlrri I'rrnft iiulr of thrrr - hillriH til Vancouver ami lu Innliiu nltitt - lent nt Vlctorln lilKlilluhti'd nluy In (lir WfMrii) Intt'illntloliiil Lfumir Turdoy nluht. t'.t t.orkr tamed Ihr Hulrin Hrnutora with tlm-c lilt-i in Van rouver rollrd up a 0 0 Ahiitmit in I lie first Ritmr of n Vancouver doublrlu-ndri On K Aubertin and Jack llrinphlll were etlectlve In the nlHhti ali, which Hnlrm won 11-4 Autieitln hud n no hitler until the fifth H" was wild, however, and llrinphlll enmo In to relieve him m 'he ripvrmh alter he had walked 13. VI1.I) (iAMK Victoria outhll '1'ilClly 10 . 14 In the wild (lime at Victoria but the Tvees chimed In the lie breiik Ins run In the loth lor a I0D edjie over the Brave.. There were live error. - three for Trt Clly and two lor Victoria -- In the 10 inniniia. In other (nn. the Ynknna Benin nipped the HiKikane Indian. i-7 and Wenalchee rimpprd l.ewli Ion 4 .V Victoria', win over Tn cily and the Indiana' lo.. to Yakima gave the Tyee. a alx-iiame lead over the Indian.. At Uin unit time, the reviving Hears, who have haunted the league cellar lor week, climbed within 3 j game. f Balem. Yakima ha. won tfour of rt la.l five game. Bin (il'NK Oordy llrun.wick. Vancouver oeiilerlleldcr, and Hugh Luby. Salem manager, were the big (una In the Vancouver double header lliumwlck drove in all the run. in the firm game, and l.uby hit nur-lor-.lx, Including a double. In the aecond. nave Dahle wa credited with HJ eighth w in of the .canon lor , cull to hi five-hit triumph over Lewi.ton. Maxim-Robinson Battle Good Tonic for Boxing IAST NIGHT The Angel.' only run waa Bob Talbot', homer In the fourth. Eddie Ma.limkr. double and Frank Auv tln'a .Ingle In the fifth provided Portland's winning margin. The Icnm'a Initial run came In the aec ond an Ba.lnkl .Ingled home Joe lirovla from third. IIOMERH WIN Huccewilve home run. by Johnny Ostrowskl and Bam Chapman In 1 "All right, you two: Vou cculd kl leant wait until I've putted!!" the aecond Inning enabled Oak-1 R'T Pn7Sy'mnrtf ! land to take a 3-1 decl.lon from ?nox and Hugn M' HaoMI Aiiilt1 hH vnwrf mi tin. I DOL'BLEH CHAMPS PORTLAND 11 Emery Neale and 6am Lee jucceaafully defended their city double, tennin cham- viyae en, By The A.ioclated I're. Lo. Angcle. Oerry Dreyer, J elgl h live Holy Cross Wins Title OMAHA un Eleven rugged men from Holy Croiw Wedneaday ruled a champion, of college baaeball. With pitcher Jim O Nelll going the rout and winning lor the third time In the alx-day tournament, the Cruaader. Tuenday night de feated Mbiiourl 8-4, for the NCAA title Thua for the fir.l time In the alx-yea'r huitory of tlie tournament the title wa. taken ea.t ol the Miaalaaippl River. Eight team., all regional cham pion., began Uin title scramble lu.t Thuraday. Be.lde. Uie flnallata, they were Penn State, Duke, West ern Michigan. Texaa. Colorado State and Oregon State. Cokes Split With Eugene , The Khtninlh Coke.. American l.eglon Junior League nine, yo.ter day ipllt a doubleheader at Recra ution Hark with Kupone. Eugene took the flrat game, 8-0, and the Cokca copped the night cap, 10-5. Jo Jo George, clever Chlloquln hurler, went the route for the Klamath win and helped mnttora bv getting two hlta In three official attempts. Jack Hendrlckson wa. the Cokra' hit star of the day, however. Tho aecond sackor collected two doubles In Whe first game and hit two for thee In tho lecond. , Sunday, at Recreation Park, the Cokes play host to Bend In a twin bill. The first game Is billed for 1:30 p.m. iiv (iAvi.i: i Alitor NEW YoliK i - Klghl. between good men lu dldciciit wciuhl dl Vinton, alwav. are intriguing. The one coming up Monday night between Joev Maxim, the 176 pouud champion, and Kukiii' Hay Knblnr.ou. bobi ol the IflO-pnundel fc, I. providing the game with the gieatcM tonic II Iuih had .luce Joe l.ouln came out of the Golden tiloves nearlv it) year. ago. 'Hit. In Airmcthlng the experts can gel their Iceiii imo It in the .-.howdovvn (or that large negmcnl nt the frutcrnlly which ha. long claliuril, with home net loUMlcn. that the great Koblnnnn could hold hi. own with the big fellows II given the chance. MISTAKE 'lhi-t observer is til the opinion that Hun in ailllilleM lll Ilud thev have iniide a aerloun mlntake, alio that the Negro lla.h will be happv to return In his nilddle ueiuhti alter Joev hn-. woiked hi. bodv over lor l& round, or lea.. Hut It la a miction which needed to be nettled, and It could prove a terrific match. Tin. much In certain Maxim and hi. wily manager. Doc Kearnn. rruvc to tight the lighter man .o bad that II hurl and not entirely becaune II represented a rich pay day. Thev were certain that Joev. who had (ought Jeraev Joe Walcott Hirer lime, and Exiard Charlen live times without being knocked down, could give Sugar a system- i.ome .ll- UHtl..r. nnl li h.irt hlm.'Olll? sell Whether Hoblnson actually want ed to fight Maxim la more dtlfl- say. lie at lean pretend ed not to and repeatedly accused his manager, Oeorge Onlnford. of Irving lo get him killed, STHATKGY Some Irllows wo hold In high renoeel tor their knowledge ol the Inner working, o! the noble past ime .ay this was lu.t Hav'i per suasive method of getting more money than the official contract calls for, Thev do not believe that the world's biggest drawing card Is splitting the proceeds 30-30 with Mnxlm. who never has drawn any body much. Whatever the .trntegv behind 8u gar'a seeming reluctance to aerap Thompson Takes Astoria Job ASTORIA, Ore , I Roy M Thompson, a member of the coach ItiR "til II at Lower Columbia Junior College, Longvlew, Wash., Tufa day wa. named head football coach at Astoria High School. Thompson, a graduate of Van couver, Wa.h., high school, Is a former University of Washington Center. He succeeds Ray Segale at Astoria. Segale resigned to be come head grid coach at Orosham. I a good man 16 pound. In. senior, he ha. thown no ign. ol worry ing since he Inked the paper., lie ha. looked relaxed In hi. train ing camp and ha. declared re pealcdlv Unit, so far as he 1. ! concerned, thl. i. just . another ! fight like all the others before it. I Mont of the new. ha. come from Maxim's camp, and there arc ome jwho proles, lo we the (me hand of the old ballyhoo artist, Kearns, ; In several ol the Items. Doc ha. hrw:l some lean time, since he and Jack DempM'V nliced up their mel on., and he would like to sec a nice crowd In the stadium for this one. Mil Flr.t there wa. the alarming news that Joey wa. eating him self into a stupor and might have a I terrible lime making the prescribed 175 pound, on Mondsv. Kearns loulvered wllh alarm. Then some 'nosev visitor sneaked back and in spected the scale right alter Joey had weighed hlm.cll and found. surprise, that .omebodv had been milling, I Then, over the past weekend, a ,.harp-hltting middleweight named Joe Blackwood cracked Joev with a left hook during a sparring ses sion and sat him nouarelv on his trunks. A middleweight, mind you, same as Robinson, and everyone knowt that the Sugar Boy's most !dangerou. punch these dovs Is a Icll hook. Very significant. Maxim, in his recorded conver sation, doesn't appear to be trying to mislead anybody, i "Knock me out?" he repeats In surprise. "Rav knock me No. he's lust a nice Utile lellow. 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