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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, .It INK 20, 10.12 HERALD AMD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN" fl' -'-n't '). ft f ( f. f .. . V ; '.- f Wl lia Mll.Pl.l,llllBIM'l'' M'liP'l"IMI i tilt " r v ; -aa "tJ i - i 'SMILEY' HERRERA, KUmath Coles' batboy' checks tht r.cordi as th. Cokei prop for (Sunday's doubloheador hore against Bend. Ths first game li billed for 1:30 at Recreation Park. With "SmiUy" are (le)tl pitcher Jo Jo George and Irightl catcher Larry Yarnell. Sugar Ray Eyes Goal NEW YORK I Buenr rtay noblnnnn learn Krldny II he ran become a double wurld'fi champion liv whlppiiiK HitlU heavyweight kliift Joey Muxlm Monduy uluhl at Yen kre ttladlimi. Chairman Hob ChrlMenberry and his New York Blnlo Athletic Com mission Mill make a definite rul ing; on the llrkll.nh qurntlon nt lla regular weekly mcclluij. Indications are that the commis sion may be lenient with Sugar Ray an exceptional cane al though It has rule on tlie book lhal no man can hold two mien. KoblrtAorl already a middleweight champ. "A man like Robln.ion In an un usual man." mild ChrlMenberry Thuraday at Buiiur flays Fompton l.okm. N. J. Iralnlnii camp. "I think It la murh better lor a man like Robinson had to hold two titles than for some men lo hold one." tHOKK f Robinson thlnkn so, tito. in (net he said he had an "understand Inn" to the ellecl he could take hi pick after a rematcit If he beats Maxim Monday. Christen berry Mild there was no "under atandlmt' with him. It wan 0 to & and take your pk-k In the betting uller Maxim fin ished buxinu with two round aualuat Joe Iilnrkwood at Clrosnln tier. N.Y. lie will taper oil until ring lime. Itobnuon who did not box Thursday will tlnlnh up with vnree or lour rounds rrluay. Leaders By The Associated Press Batting; Mtinlal. St. Louis. .339: man. New York, ,J2t; Baumhollz. 1 .310. Home Run Bauer, Chicago. 1 jlloducn. tlrooklvn, and ThoinMin Malhewa. Boston and Klncr, Pitta- buruh, II. I Pitching Roe, Brooklyn, 80, I10O0: Ileum. New York. 7-1. .878; Ernklne. Brooklyn. 9-1. "47: Man lie, New York. D-3. .SIB: Braile, SI. Loun, 4-1. .800 ' Htrlkenutt Hnuhn. Boston. 78; RuMi. Chlraun. 70: Wade. Brook- jlvn and Mniille. New York. 61; jBlinmona. Jhlladelphiat 65. AMERICAN LKAOI B I Home Runs Wcrlit. Detroit. 13: Rosen. Cleveland. Dropo. Detroit and Berra. New York. 13. Pitching: Shantz. Philadelphia, 13-1. 23; Bain. New York. 7-3. 778: Ranchl. New York and Mar rero. Waahlnuton. -3, .7J0; Dobson, Chlcuuo. 8-3. .717. Bosox Mum On Splurge BOSTON Ifi RcporU from widely acatlcred accuonn Hint Die Boaton Red Sox have iiivcn a total of 1478000 to lx untried younirilera In recent weeka drew "no com ment" retort from uencrnl manager Joe Cronln. 'The Red Sox never dlKcuss inch mattera,'' Cronln added Thursday niBht. It had been announced In Po mona, Cnllf., that Red Box acoul Ted McOrew and Tom Downey had alined Marly Kenunh an 18-ycar-old schoolboy actuation, for H 00.000 bonus. Shortly after word came from 81. Louis that the Red Sox had Riven Prank Bnumann, an 18-year-old smilhpsw plirher, a reported 1139,000 for alRiilnK. Two Orenon younitslers. Edward Urncas, a pitcher from The Dalles, and Jerry Zimmerman, a catcher from Mllwaukle In the Portland dis trict, had been signed to bonus con tracts for 186,000 and 185,000 ro apectlvely. And 5O,0O0 bonus offera were re ported to have lured two college catchers. Larry Inbell of Baylor and Haywood Sullivan of the Unl verslty of Horldn, Into tho Red Sox (arm system. Lewiston Moves Up ' lly The Associated Press The booming bat of Charlie Mead and Jake Helniuth powered Lewiston back Into the Western International League firl division Thursday nlilil. Mead's two-run homer and llel muth'a two-run triple both in the sixth inning, provided the margin for a 8-3 victory over Wenatchee. OTHER GAME It boosted the B rone Is Into fourth place and cut short the Chiefs' stay In Uie league's top hail. , Wenatchee had slipped Into the No. 4 spot Wednesday night after winning the first two games of the three-set series at Wenatchee. In other games Thursday, loop leading Victoria maintained Its six-gome edge over 8pokane with a 7-8 win against Salem: Spokane blanked Yakima for the Indians' second straight nhutout over the Beors, and Trl-Clty blasted an- couver 6-1. Victoria staged a bottom-of-the- nlnth rally lo edge the visiting Sen ators. Behind 8-4 aa they came to bat for the last time, the Tyces tied It up on Jim Clark a double scor ing Bob Monls who had singled and Cece Oarrlott who had walked. Clark came home with the winning run when John Treece drove his fourth straight hit through the box. AAU Track Meet Tonight LONO BEACH, Calif. W! Aim Ina at championships and a place In the Olympic games picture, ath letes from all seclloas oi the coun try swing Into the opening program of the National AAU Track and Field meot Friday night. The scene Is the Memorial Sta dium, with nine event on the schedule Friday night, and the windup Saturday nltcrnoon with 13 events on the bill. Track event lenture the 100 meter dash, the 400 meter dajjj and 400-meter hurdles. Jhr field event finals are topped by the shoiput. with the broad Jump, Javelin and 18-pound ham mer throw vying for attention. The apolllght will be on tho mus. cle men In the shotpul ring big Jim Fuchs, the world record hold er from the New York Alhletlo Club with a mark of 68 feet 10 Inches: the defending- AAU cham pion. Parry O'Brien from Southern California, a challenger with a best of 67 3 3i; Darrow Hooper. Texas A&M ; Lt. Oils Chandler of the Air Force, and Sinn Lampert. ex-New York U. star, all good for 55 and up. Buy It for a Norg Refrigerator Set Poge 3 $1 By The Associated Press GOLF Louisville E. J. (Dutch) Har rison. Ardmore, Okla., won medal In POA tournament with 36-hole total of 138. eight under par. Troon, Scotland Molra Paterson of Scotland won British Women's Amateur golf championship, de feating Frances Stephens of Eng land, 1 up on 38th hole. Chicago Betty Jameson, upset delcnding champion Patty Berg, 6 and 3 In quarterfinals of Wom en's Western Open. TENNIS London Irv Dorfman New York gained semifinals of Lon don Orass Courts championships as Vic Sclxns, Philadelphia was beaten by Australia's Mcrvyn Rose 6-4, 3-6. 6-3. RACING Inglewood. Calif. Ruth Lily (813.301 won Long Beach allow ance at Hollywood. OVERHAUL YOUR CAR MOTOR NOW.. PAY LATER! OUR SPECIAL complete overhaul WE WILL: Install plio . a sins Initoll pin r Grind vol"! , clean and retsc. loek.r arm! , , Adu.t raala Manacling rod b.arlnat .11 -nana Clean oil " Tuna mer yE FURNISH: liton i piston , Dlallrtr ' I Condenser a ah and M" S Quart! ell CV' -lv nnrtS. i i in For Junt Only Pay Only $6.63 Per Month! FIX YOUR CAR NOW ' AND FIX US LATER! ASHLEY CHEVROLET Erskine Pikhes Mo-Hitter By The Associated I'rris The boys who know baseball best have been saying for some time that when Carl Erskine learn ed to control the ball consistently he would be a great pitcher. The 26-year-old Biooklyn right handcr from Anderson, lud., ap parently has learned that lesson. If he hasn't there were a lot of people, Including the Chicago Cubs, badly fooled Thursday as he fsced only 28 men while holding the Bru- By The Assnclsted Press AMERICAN LKAGLL W LPet. New York 33 20 .623 Boston M 26 .660 Chicago 32 27 .M2 Cleveland 32 28 .533 Washington 28 20 .519 81. Louis 27 32 .458 Philadelphia 23 20 .442 Detroit 18 3'J .318 Thursday's Results New York 8. Detroit 0 Washington 6. Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 4-4. Chicago 1-6 Boston 2, St. Louis 0 NATIONAL, LF.ACIE W LPet. Brooklvn 0 1 New York 35 20 .636 Chicago 34 34 .586 8t. Louis 31 30 .508 Clnclnnotl 28 30 .483 Philadelphia 23 33 .411 Boston 23 34 .404 Pittsburgh 17 45 .274 Thursday's Results Pittsburgh 8. New York 1 Brooklyn 6. Chicago 0 Cincinnati 1. Boston 4 St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 4 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W LPet. San Diego 48 32 .600 Hollywood 48 33 .580 Oakland 40 37 .518 Seattle 38 38 .514 Los Angeles Ban Francisco 35 44 .443 Portland 31 '- Sacramento 32 47 .40 Thursday's Results Seattle 6. Oakland 2 Portland 6. Los Angeles o Sacramento 7. San Francisco ft ' Hollywood 7. Ban Diego 4 Western International Learue By The Associated Press W L Pel. Victoria 39 16 .708 Spokane 36 25 .590 Vancouver " Lewiston 27 30 .474 Wenatchee 27 32 .458 Trl-Clly 27 33 .450 Salem Yakima 22 38 .367 Thursday s Results Trl-Clty 6. Vsncouver 1 Spoksne 7. YaKima u Victoria 7. Salem 6 Lewiston 6. Wenatchee J Friday's Schedule Trl-Clly at Vancouver Salem at Victoria Spokane at Wenatchee Lewiston at Yakima Ins hltlesa lor a 8-0 Dodger vic tory. And the only thing that kept him from the the first game since Charley Robertson of the Chicago While Sox retired 27 Detroit Tigers In 1922 was a walk to opposing pitcher Willie Rams dell In the third Inning. Rain started falling a few min utes later and the game was held up for 45 minutes. But fcraklne i came back even atronger. j Ersklne'a feat high . lighted a I day of top flight pitching perfor-1 manccs. Philadelphia's pint - sized Bobby 1 Bhantz racked up his 11th suc cessive victory and his 12th of the season as the Athletics divided a doublcheader with the Chicago White Box, winning 4-1 and losing 5-4. Big Allle Reynolds, the New York Yankee righthander who shuns help from relief pitchers, I hurled his third shutout of the year I tnd his 15th consecutive complete game In blanking the Detroit Ti lers, 8-0. Ivan DeLock. whose regular chore with the Boston Red Box Is relief pitching, held the St. Louis , Browns to five scattered hits to record hl third victory. 2-0. Little Murry Dickson of the Pitts. burgh Pirates also twirled flve-hlt bsll as the cellar-dwelling Bucs defected the New York Giants 8-1 Dodgers. In an argument atudded game Hank Edwards blasted relief third Inning. The defeat dropped pitcher Sheldon Jones for a three the Oiants five games back of the run homer In the ninth to give the BARBECUE EQUIPMENT The GUN STORE The Thrill Sport Sweeping The Nation! HARD TOP AUTO RACES SATURDAY - 7:30 P.M. Daylight Saving Tim INTRODUCTORY OFFER! This Ad and $1.00 Will ADMIT ONE PERSON! Box Scat $1.80 General admitsion 1.50 Children .. .... 50c Tax inc. 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