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TimnsiMY, .11 INK 1(1. 1(132 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIFTEEN 1 v. , w .'7 rrfMir "'4 " ' Tr-" " ;7 ' mm ..mm-vm Sanford Blasted As Bevos Dunked TONIGHT'S a big on (or young ballplayers. A jamboree programmed for Conger Field will herald (he opening Monday of league play for Pieweei, Midgets and Juniort. Above, three youngtteri appear right and ready. The trio it omprited of II to rl Robert Amberg, John Novak and Ronnie Babeini. The jamboree it part of the City Recreation Department'i summer Softball and baseball program. John Palmer is directing. Collegians U.S. Hope MES& Hy The Ao.ltril I'rrm !M KUNA I IONAI. I.KAGI K Baltimore 3 Itoihesier 2, i in iiirilcn. Springfield Ml Toronto 13 Montreal 8 Ollawa 4 Buffalo II Hvracue S AMIItMAN ASSOCIATION Kimir.fi Clly ti Loulavlllo 8, 10 In muga Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis o 4 67 KANSAS CITV Wl The nation Hi colleiiiato ranks, led bv Olvinplo returnee Qiarlea iC'hucki 8iileer. nl Uctrolt, will spearhead the U nu rd hlales buxlim trnlll in me world t-nniri at llrlMnkl next month. h)ler. two - lime NCAA IIBlil heavvweliiht champion lioin Mli h- it J r.i.7...7.i ... .i i ., Colurnbua 1 Ht. Paul ... Iii h.v. . ,-mi.,i. nt rnlleua i Toledo Minneapolis 4 budille.t on Ins aide In Finland Archie Blaien. 13:. Miami ria i Univeraiiv atar lioin chaitanooua. Tenn . anil Kllaworth Webb. l!ift. ol Loa Aiiwelea and Idaho Slate Colleiie, joined Spleser In the win ner tlrrle ol tho linal trials here Wedne.idav nmlu. TWO V.M II The Central and Midwestern re gions acoied with two champion apiece and Die all-Armv. all-Navv and KaMern learns each landed olvinpir learn membera Include: I 1U pounds Nale Mrook.n. Cleveland, Central rruliin. " ""V ! IOS ANOE1.KS if - The 84th SpriiiKlieltl. 0-crn,;V,,rw!!'Ti;,i National AAU Track and IJl pounili - Robert Ulckle. Hoi- ,,lrU, (.lll1,)1I,Mll)li rl un(lrr. aiKKlon. Ka. , "-A"1";- .H, . 1 way Friday nmlit with a lull UU p.i.iid i - Joe Hewiold:.. 81. , fclalc , rinn.p,,,,,, on ,,rt.k , ,... ;.oui. Midwest remoi. . tend Iheir tlllea In this Olymnio is i puumn i.oui.i umw, "" i yetrr ol ium I Titular a.-.niratlnnn are rombin- TKXAN I.KAl.l t: ! Oklahoma City B-4 Bhrevenorl i iiii-. o-i jteaumoni 0 1 Unltas 3-9 hall Antonio 1-A Fort WnrUi 3 3 Houston I I'lttM.rJt I.KAl.t K Pocalello 10 Ureal Falls 3 Holm 7 Ouden 3 1 Minimis S Idaho Kails 0 Salt Lake 4 Mnuoic Valley 3 Track Stars Se( for AAU runclsco. Midwest rrnnui. ICi iHiinds - I lovd ratieon. New Yoik. Eastern region. Ilcavvweliihl Edward Sand ers. I.os Anueles, all-Navv. Al.TKRNAIKS Tlie alternates, named bv the nhmpu Committee, aie Kdson Brown. 121. New York i Eastern region i ; ( linrles Adklns, 130. Cm it. Ind , (NCAAJI Krnea Aiilhonv, 166, New York. (F.astern rei:ion: and Novel Ire. licavywrlRhl Washlimton. D. C Eastern re gion. Gordon Oladson of Hrenieilnn. Wash., and Washington htale Col lege, and Frank Echevarria o( niackloot. Idaho, and the Unlver- I TIllikATSVUi Mlv o( Idaho, were benten In tho threnlened iiiiais, ooin uv a i ivw. Patterson rlimlnaied Olu.lson and Moore ousted Echevarrin. Wenatchee Drops Broncs By The Associated Press The Wenatchee Chiefs eased the I Lewiston Broncs out ot the West I ern International league first dl I vision Wednesday night. The Chiefs capped Iheir alow I rise through the lower ranks with a 12-fi win over the Mtihoans and j moved Into fourth place. Iwo per centage points ahend ol the Hioiics i I he win gave wenatchee a 2 edge In the three-gnnie series r ; Wenatchee and also put an end , to the Bob flchulte shutout Jinx Schulte, ace Lewision hurlcr, had blanked Ihe Chlels tne last four i times he laced them. He went to ' the showers In the fifth Inning Wednesday night as the Chlels chased In eight runs i Pitchers held the spotlight else- i where In Ihe league, turning lu a two-hllter and a pair of shutouts TWO - IIITTr.lt Cal Mclrvin, former Pacific Coast League moundsman, twirled the two-hitter as Victoria thumped j iri-uiiy w-i. bpoxane veteran jonn Conant shut out Yakima 30 on three hits, and reliable Bob Snyder, a 27-game winner at Vancouver last season, scattered seven hits In blanking Salem 1-0 Mclrvin had a shutout until the ; eighth when Joe Scali-e tripled i and came- hoine on an outfield Illy for Trl-City'a ouly run Scallse had the only oilier hit olf Mclrvin, : a second - Inning ground sing Mclrvin struck out the next 17 bailers. Victoria and Vancouver trade l wuh hopes ol fume in the big Kamcs in Finland for all the alii leies assembled here. For most of iho Held the AAU oilers a chance ;',!, i ""V,!" , 01;,"'.:'c ' opponents for new series opening lilals in l.os Angeles June 27-:8. ti, .j.,. ..hi. ci... Foreign entriinis here do not H gure in Ihe linal mills, and those athletes who placed sixih or bel ter In the National Colleglates nl llerkelcy last week are nlieadv assured of a place In ihe trials next week. Truck experts figure that at least nine crowns are In danger here, insuring a Iwo-day mcel crammed wuh excitement. Thursday, with Salem opening at Victoria and Tri-City at Vancoui vcr, Berg, Raws Out Front titles Include those owned by Len Tiuex ot Ohio Slate in Ihe IS00 . meter run; shot- putter Parry O Brlan. the NCAA I I champion; high hurater Ulrk Alt-1 Si lesey of the l.os Angeles Athletic Club; steeplechaser Horace Ash enlelter ol the Pcnn AC; discus ihiower Dick Doylu. Molilalia AC; hop-step-jumprr Ony Hryuii. Olym pic Club of San Francisco, and his leainniute. Hud Held in the By The Associated Press i()LF Louisville Robert Oajda. Bir mingham. Mich . shot a 35-31 66 .crap and a b.ule of iww ! '!",. .JJ W Ur"k." lhf l' "TP?. '"1 .5"!? spiceil TTnirsduv's ouarter finals of tho Women's Wesiern Open In which defending- champion I'ntiv Berg and medalist Uelsv Rawls allll overshadowed their brackets. The Georgia dispute pitied pro Louise Suggs, lliree-tlme meet win ner from AManm. and Marv Lena T'fllillt n rlnf7rerl nmntelir fl-nnl Thoina.svllle, near the Florida bor der. Two other amateurs allll in con tention. 17-ycnr-old Pnrbnra Mc Inllre. Toledo. O.. high school lun lor. and lti-ycar-old Barburn Ro niacl:. slick Siicriiinento, Cnhl.. shooler, met In a lower bracket ronlesi. S I IIONti t Miss Raws, gnvr no Indication Mil wrnkenlng In pursuit of her first Western crown and Ihe $1,000 Ion prize In Wednesday's second round. :00 meters, and 10. 000-meter man Curtis Stone. New York AC. Baots Put Stan on Top CHICAGO oil Stan Mu.slal. St. Louis Cardinals' slugging nutlleld er, Thursday Increased his lead as the most popular vote getter in the All-Siar baseball poll. Muslal's tolnl votes rose to 104, 7B7. This gave him an edge of 4.403 over Doni DiMilgglo, Boston Red Sox center fielder, and 8.633 more than the erstwhile popularity leader, left fielder Hank Sauer of the Chicago Cubs. The nationwide poll of funs to determine Ihe starling lineups for i the All-Star cnnin In Phi ndelnh n The Slices - Faulk duel could Julv 8 will end at lnldnicht June 27. round of the PGA championshln j Chicago Dclending champion ,Pallv Berg defeated amateur Ca I rol Dlrlnger. Tiffin. Ohio, 3 up to move Into Ihe third round of the women's western Open Tourney TKNN1S London Vic Seixas of Thlln dclphla and lightlv regarded Irvin Dorfman. New York, ndvanced to Ihe ouarter-flnal round of the Lon don Grass Courts championships. RACING Inglewood, Calif. Burnt Dump ling (4.70i won the $10,000 fea ture at Hollywood Park with a 1:05 3-5 clocking for the five and one-half furlongs. provide plenty of fireworks. Marv Lena comes fresh from eliminating pro Bellv MacKinnon. 1 up. Miss Suggs, last a Western winner In 1141). polished off another pro. Mar il villi Smith, ,1 nnri 1. Miss Romnck scored surpris ingly easy second round verdict 6 and 4, over nntlnnnl colleglato champion Mary Ann Vlllegas of New Orleans, who was tour-down at nine holes. Miss McTntlre's sec ond round victim was Bonnie Ran dolph of Columbus. 3 and 2. TRY OUR FAMOUS Wlawrfabi BURGERS ',4 lb. fresh Hamburger, tomato, lettuce, picklo, chips oil far 35c OPEN DAILY ft SUNDAY 12 Noon 10 P.M. (Cloiod Tuesdays) BRIMMING CUP CAFE 11 mi. West of K.F. en Ash land Hwy. 'i ml. post Keno. ATE I! Fill KENTUCKY 6YO AND lM hazier m SMOOTH MELLOW ir KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY O50 yj n gr. $005 t. riNT M PBOOr m GRAIN NEUIDAt SPISlia Wsttrtlll ind rnn.r DKhlKry CH airdllnn. Kr. 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Hollywood's Johnny Llndell gsve the Ban Diego Padres only four hits and yet lost a 3 to 1 decision because two men were on base when Lonnle Hummers unloaded a fourmaater In the fourth inning. The Blars gave Llndell miser able support In the field committ ing four errors. But the ex-Yankee pltchrt himself out of those Jams and has only himself to blame for the "gopher ball" he threw Bum mers. Llndell himself socked a homer for the only run off lefty Memo Luna. Klrner Singleton tossed his third shutout of the season as San Fran cisco beat Sacramento 6-0. Only one batter got as far as third base. I Luke Eewell. now In his third I year as manager of the Reds, is the 32nd pilot In the history of the Cincinnati club. TIME OUT! ' H 1 "Like I told yrai , . , my kid Is a rabid Dodger fan!" Bill Dole, recently named head football coach at Davidson College, Is a graduate of West Virginia University. Big Money Stalked By Johnny Bratton CHICAGO IM After picking up a check for t3.SQl.SS, which will hardly cover expenses, for defeat ing Johnny Bratton Wednesday night, rugged Rocky Castellan! beat his chest for bigger game and bigger money Thursday. Castellanl, a free-swinging middle weight who left the Luzerne, Pa., coal fields to seek championship pugilistic fortunes, now Is yelling for a fight with Rocky Orazlano. "That one will draw the money," said business-like Castellanl after taking a 10-round split decision l7TT7.lTTfTtTT.KI from the Fancy Dan Welterweight of Chicago. ' Castellanl outweighed Bratton ISA pounds to 140 and defeated him for the second tlma in three months. Orour Cleveland Alexander holds the National League record of the most shutouts during hts career. Ha burled 00 of them. Although Bob Feller struck out II Detroit Tigers In a gam Its 1938. his Cleveland Indiana lost the contest. 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