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Newspaper Page TextI MONDAY, JUNK 2.1, 11(52 ilERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN, ITS) B mooi 001311 Signed dp ay La rC Llyj THIS YOUTHFUL battory pair hopet for clear tkioi tonight whon the Pea Wot lottball league opont at Conger Field and Kiwanii Park. They are (I to rl Pilchor Trenton Douglas and Catcher Jiugono Bailo, jhovi in huddle with Boxmtn Al Condrey. Condrey'i Pee Woet meet Fluher'i jvaltary 7 p.m. at Kiwenii Park togolhor with the Medo Land-Hitchcock Beaveri game. Conger Field garnet put Bill Wilton Inturance agalntt S anion at 7, and Farmori Lumber againtt Sprague Rivor a 8. Thn midget League openi with Nelten Battory vt. Kalar'i Midgett at 7 and Enchango Club vt. Parkmore Drlvt Inn at 8, both on Congor Field. sir - &mt m. nep Open Champion Boros Proves Inadequacy ot dolf nr r.AVi.i: TAi.itirr NEW VOHK Ur llii re in llllle hope that the nvcrnue n"lf will ever lllillerslmiil the me-year "P' prentirslnp rul with which Julius Bnron th new Open rliainplon. collidfd. and which eveniually raused the C'otinccltrut slar tn wilh draw limn the present I'll A title event at Louisville In rrcrlil days we h.ive ln-en advised perhaps a dnen tunes lhat the staiule no nealiiiiitly delentled by the piuleiutiunnl.s p. -.Uly and out moded, anil have been asked the Kiune numliei nl times why we didn't lake the hide oil the PDA vnlhinil aliaesthellr. Inr prrnllttlnii f n r,.imln nil Ihrlr l)lokM. , In caae yuu didn't follow the (tut then he beisan hriiring thnms tribulations o Horns. Ihe farl.s, over the top ol lockera. Ills lei brlellv are these 1W' profesalonula. It aecms were A cnmparallve unknown the bJ j violently unhappy al the thoimhl (ellow alipped In to win Ihe 0ien of playing analnM an upstart who Bevos Win Nip Angels Bv the Associated Press The Portland Heavers, their lirst Pacific Coast league aeries . In weeks under their belts, returned home Monday to tackle last-place Hacraniriitn, while Seattle Ita win streak crushed in Cnlllornla came north hoping In gel lul on the allpplng Kan Diego I'ailrrs. Cortland .shaded Los Angeles twice bv Identical semes of 3-2 Sunday and copped the sriies wllh i the Anuels tour cames lo three The Rainlers, who had an ll ga winning streak going when they lelt home two weeks ago tn play Portland and Oakland, spill with the Acorns 2-7 r.nd 61 and lout the aeries 4-3 The Beavers bunched three run;." In the lilih in Ihe opener. The j Angels rallied lor Iwo counters in the ninth nd had Ihe winning runs on taaso when reliefer Red Adams retired the side In the Ilnale, the Angels led going (nlo the ninth. Then Beaver Don , Kggcrl slammed out a lour-mustcr with one abnnrd to win the gnmo. Tonkle Ollbert's two homers lor Oakland 111 Ihe. (list Rame provided more than the margin of victory and enabled Hurler Oeorge Bum bnrgcr to win coasting. Bcatllo's Steve Nagy scattered four Acorn hits while his nuitca (7 Hit Word for Lee RIDERS MEM'S $3.65 BOY'S $2.39 Sizoi from Aqo 1 DREWS Si cowaor - i 1 (Ml (I huso, .sports eorrgR at Dallas alter Ben Hunan, me , Invorlte fullered in the tlonlnj j IUUIHI.- II was uiavovrreu wuiiui mailer of mlnuies that Jullu had been a pro lor only a couple !of years and would not. tneieiore. ibe edKlblr to compete In the PCIA 1 prlvale birdie hunt. 'dils appeared to rnibarrasji thr PCIA and It quickly look a wire vole ol lis offlrera to see II Ihey were wilhnit to make an exception in Julius ra.se. They were, and the irw Open king was Invited to havener to servo live year. In a second al Uiul.sville The happy a- irrnlici!v still somewhat dawd Iroin lis sudden eminence, whipped over :n the bourbon capital and ahlned to Up his clubs Twin Bill, in Series pushed across four runs In the sec ond frame ol the nightcap. II was onci mime oi me iiiKiucaiJ. ii whs . . , - -..,,. ..h..,., Att Nagy s fourth straight triumph md!" ,S" C'l0;Sni:h0,hd,?, gives him a record of 8' a-4 ii the year. The Hollywood Stars won six oul of .seven In their series wllh the Cadres, climaxing the rout with a pair nl victories. 9-'J and 2-1, In Sunday'a double header. Sacramento also won a close series Irom Han Francisco, 4 games to 3. with Jess Flnres hurling his third shulnut ol Ihe season, 4-0, in the second game. lhe Seals took Ihe scheduled seven-Inning opener, 6-4. In the 12th. Merrill Wins, Malin Boots Seven Mulln errors were costly yesterday as Merrill won a 5-2 de cision In Klamath Basin Indepen cut Leaguo play. Merrill collected alx hits olf Wayne Rick, ex-Malln High School pitcher while Wayne Marsh limit ed Malin lo Just three safeties. Le roy Johnson banged a triple for Morrill, the lustiest blow of the game. Wl Ull 00ODYIA MATERIAL! aad FACTORY MITHODt STOP IN T0PAY FOR goodAear fxfra-Mop RECAPPING $ 10 50 Ixchanji 4.00x16 C0NVINIENT TERMS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath Ph. 8141 l statute aian i dciuiik to uie loan . e even nerd profanity. 8 Julius crawlfd quietly Into (lla car uiialu and III out lor home. leavluu the field to his bcllera. NOT PKKTTV It Isn't a pretty lory. certainly. but belore the prus are condemned out ol hand It miuht be lair to show their sldn of the picture, to explain why they still want a play- ary capacity belore he received his card as a practicing professional. They concede freely that, In a sense, the rule is outdated. Orig inally, the apprentice pro devoted th tlve years to sweeping out the shop and learnliiK lo make golf clubs. Nowadays clubs are turned out on asaembly lines In spotless plants two blocks away. The mod ern atar ol the money circuit is expected only lo sign testimonials aa lo their effectiveness. ! RESPECTED 81 111. the pios contend, there is 1 a di"linlte need (or Ihe period ot transition from amatur to teach ing pro. The great majority of PGA members seldom play in any but their local tournaments. They are voted their lives to running their shops efficiently and to teaching their members how lo break 00 The stay-at-homes are deter mined to police their membership, lo assess the character of appli cants for a suitable period and to see tn It that they actually know how to teach gol( before they are admitted to the sacred circle. President Cup Qualifying Opens Qualifying rounds were scheduled to open lodav al Realties Country Club (or the annual President's Cup tourney. OoKcrs must ounllfv on or before June 29 to be eligible lor final play. People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! RUTQ yvfiUTQ-RU 02WM THEN WHAT fD VOOOO WHtW. YOU THOUGHT ni WERE FWIM6 fT? St us fsr all your eutometlva eedf repairs and ccatieriet, II makai, all modeli. sm &&&& 4th & Klamath Ph. 8146 Medford Rook Gets Fat Bonus MKDFOKI). Ore., ',V An it. year-old Mi-dlnrd rooltlr pitcher win. Milled by the Brooklyn Dorters Hnturday. The Dorluors nureeil to n bnnu "In live IlKUmi" lor Dirald Woolen, his father, Lluyil Woolen, Mild. Tlic (I tool 2 Inch hurlcr KnKluiiti'il from school line ihis hprlnii lie hull ii refold ol 30 wini. mm (I ddrm. In hluh m:IooI unit Ainer Iran Lridtjn hnsrbull. Wooten was the third Oregon rookie Miinrd lor major iiuiiiK baseball In rrceitt weeks. Jerry .liiiincriiian. Milwuukie Oil , catcher icporledlv received n 177.000 from the Bn.ton Knd Hix 1 lio.'.ton a!i-o i iuned h-d-iii- briie-. .. Ibe Dalles. Ore, pitcher lor a sum estimated by Portland newv pailein as b-twcfli $.V))''0 i-'i'J I'll,.. Will Wooten will be (armed to the Client Fallx Mont., club of the Class C Pioneer League. Amazing Sox In Second By The Associated Press Larry (Yogli Berrn's ability to fill the departed Joe DlMaicKio s shoes la the but reason why the New York Yankees ' are winning their way to their fourth successive American Lcaiiue pennant. The sluiiKinit catcher, off to a ruKfe-cd start due to a hand injury, has been hotter than a hundred de grees In the dugout during the past two weeks. As a result, the Yankees have swept past both Cleveland and the Boston Red Box into first placo. It was a lour-baRger by Berra Sunday that snapped a six Inning scoreless duel between Billy Pierce of the Chicago White Sox and Bob Kutava of the Yankees, anl gave him the home run leader ship ol the league al 14. The Yankees went on to win the opener, 3-0. and lost the second, 3-1. but retained their two-game lead when the fourth place In dians swept a twin bill from the Red Box, 7-0 and M. The split also proved a boon to the White Sox who lumped Into second place, a half game In front of the Red Sox and Indiana. ! DIVIDE The Washington Senators Jumped o(( lo an 8-5 (irsi game victory bui the St. Louis Browns came back with a 3-2 win. Detroit took a hard fought 12-lnnlng 4-3 decision from Philadelphia but Ihe Athletics bounced back with a 0-0 triumph. Rain cut the National League ac tivity in hall, forcing the postpone ment of the scheduled doublcnead er between Chicago and the Giants In New York and the single affair in Brooklyn between Pittsburgh and the Dodgers. TWO WINS Airtight hurling by southpaws Al Braile and Harry Brecheen gave Ihe 81 Louis Cardinals a pair of 7-2 victories over the Boston Braves while Cincinnati and Phil adelphia split. The Reds copped Uie opener. 5-3 and the Phillies pre vailed. 3-0, in the nightcap. Blanked by Kuzava with two singles In the opener, the White Sox regained their winning ways in the second game when Marv Grls som out-pitched the Yankees' Bill Miller. McCloud, Weed Tied McCloud and Weed are still tied at the ton of the Northern Califor nia Baseball league with 6-2 ree. j ords after yesterday's round of ; games. I Dunsmuir upset McCloud 16-3 wlille Weed was trimming Scott Val !ley 8-4. 1 In other games. Hill hioi.rt m Shasla 14-4 and Tulelake shaded Yreka 10-7. OVERHAUL YOUR CAR MOTOR NOW.. PAY LATER! OUR SPECIAL complete overhaul wf WILL: lntt.ll ' 'r' . . at -t.ka.aa allM 'i"o,,:,!....k.. Cla""' rmt . IS?" it ...aatllalf ftSSfjSStafS ( hnvroict k"'-; ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th time out! V "I dfin'l rare If tliey are paying ftrlune In ftponior (he trltraht I a IhM berr outfit Is reHln unreasonable!" W L 34 23 Pet. .698 New York Chicago Boston Cleveland Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit 35 28 .556 34 28 .548 35 29 .549 29 28 .509 29 33 -4S8 25 10 .455 IB 41 .317 Sunday's Results New York 31 Chicago 0-2 Washington B-2 St. Louts 6-J Cleveland 7-5 Boston 0-4 Detroit 4-0 Philadelphia 1-10 (1st game 12 innings) NATIONAL LEAGUE W h 42 15 37 20 34 26 34 31 Pet. : Brooklyn 1 New York . Chicago I St. Louts Cincinnati Philadelphia I Boston ! Pittsburgh .737 '.649 .667 .523 29 32 .475 25 34 .424 24 37 .393 17 47 .366 Sunday'a Results Si. Louis 7-7 Boston 2-2 Cincinnati 5-0 Philadelphia 3-3 i2nd game 7 Innings-darkness) Chicago at New York. i2 rain Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, rain. PACIFIC COAST LF.AGl'E W L 50 32 Pel. .610 .671 Hollywood San Diego Oakland Los Angeles Seattle San Francisco Portland Sacramento 48 36 43 38 .531 41 41 .500 39 39 36 47 33 44 35 48 .500 .434 .429 .422 Sunday's Results Portland 3-S Los Angeles 2-2 Hollvaood 9-2 San Diego 3-1 Oakland 7-1 Seattle 2-5 San Francisco 6-4 Sacramento 4-0 Western International Leatue W L Pet. Victoria Spoane 40 18 .690 37 28 .569 Vancouer J Lewislon " Wenatchee I Salem iTri-Cilv ! Yakima 30 23 .566 30 31 30 33 38 34 27 37 23 41 .492 .476 .452 .422 .359 Sunday's Results Salem 7-4 Trl-Citv 6-0 Lewiston 3-7 Yakima 0-2 Spokane 6-0 Wenatchee 2-9 (1st game 10 innings) (Only games i Check and Align Front End $4.95 Dugan & Mest WE FURNISH: Hitoa " flttaa '" Otstribu' oiB' . AH "W,,,Md nd po" f J Quart all By The Associated Press AMKRICAN LEAGUE Robinson, Wins in NEW YORK iffi-On the down hill side of one ol the most brilliant careers In the history of boxing. Sugar Rav Robinson stent ud in class Monday night against light heavyweight champion Jocv Max im In a bold try for a third world title. The alcck. clever, power-punching middleweight king was rated an oven monev choice to overcome a 15 or 16 pound weight handlcao and Join Rubv Bobv Fltzslmmons (mid dleweight, heavyweight, light heavyweight) and Hammcrln' Hen ry Armstrong 'feather, light, welt er) In ihe ultra-exclusive ranks of three-dlvl 'on rule.i. "I'm not what I used to be but I still think I can win this one." said the dapper. 31-vei(r old Rob inson as he waited out the hours for his 15-rounder In Yankee Sta dium. "I'll be In there punching and trvlng for a knockout." "If anyone la going to score anv knockouts. It's going to be me." snorted Maxim. "Charles and Wal cott never even floored me. so what's he going to knock me out with? I'll belt him out." The handsome, 30-vear-old Cleve- i lander doesn't like Sugar Rav and he doesn t care who knows it. tie a like nothing better than to be the first man ever to flatten the world famed Harlemitc. Most ol the 35.000 (ant who are expected to turn out at prices from $3 to 130 figure on seeing tne oout go the lull route. Any aulck ex- i plosions will be Irostlng on the ' cake. Coke Nine Divides With Bend The Klamath Cokes split a dou-' Gems Stadium to bring the Amer ican Junior Legion team s season record to 5-5. The Cokes lost the first game 5-6 when a seventh-Inning rally fell short. ' t T. r.AA. winnMl nn.hit hall to the second game as the Cokes won, 6-4. u iiM.inninB contests. after which Coach John McGinnis- praised his charges tor noiiccaoie Improvement." Behind 2-6 going into the last frame, Larry Yarnell got on base on an error and Champ Hatcher doubled to right. Bend sent in Pitcher Fred Paine and Don Dex ter greeted him with a two-run double. Jack Hendrlckson crossed t-- u. th fifth nm on a uie pinic iw ..... - routine grounder but Ron Owings was nipped at third to atop the rallv. Catcher Yarnell. benched in the seventh inning when h" wuh, pitched ball, got two ot Klamath s three hits ln Ue second ame. The Cokes crowded (our runs across tne piaie in uie !" I to take a 6-1 lead. Passed balbs were costly to tne uoaes m ure last Inning as Bend closed the gap to 4-6. Line scores: First game Bend ' 5 Klamath . .. . 011 000 3-5 7 6 Glltner. Paine 7 nd Corkett; Mitchell, Hatcher 4 and Yarnell. Second game ..... Bend 010 000 3-4 1 1 Klamath 200 040 0-6 3 J Rasmussen and Sigmond; George and Yarnell, Lawyer 7. Fresh picked Marshall strawberries at Earl's Market, Tulelake. L ITToaVi 1 171 tltl JcTK For June Onlv Pay Only $6.63 Per Month! FIX YOUR CAR NOW AND FIX US LATER! Ph. 4113 II I Maxim Both Predict Tonight's Bob Hamilton Hot; nonsbemr Loses LOUISVILLE. Ky. Wl Bob Hamilton, carefree and cocky, .moved solldlv into the POA title 1 picture Monday with a razor-sham game that he beamed would "hold ud all the way." ' The hard-hitting Hoosier. the onlv (ormcr PGA champ left in the quarter-final field, assured all com ers he was very much in the mood to repeat In the manner thai as tounded Bvron Nelson in 1944. I Hamilton and Chick Harbert from Northville. Mich., were the hottest shooters In Saturday's third round. SURVIVED They survived with one-sided vic tories and lolned these other prime stroke masters in the quarterfinal llnim' I Fred Haas Jr., a Dro circuit ren- !ular from New Orleans; Frank i Champ, a driving range pro from Houston. Texas: Clarence Doser. from Hartsdale, N.Y.; Dr. Cary Middlecoff. the Memphis dentist: Jim Turnesa. from Briarcliff. : Manor. N.Y.. and Ted Kroll. an other sharp-shooting New Yorker from New Hartford. 1 In Monday's 36-hole matches over i the 6.620-vard Big Spring course, ; it was Hamilton against Champ, j Harbert against Haas. Doser I against Turnesa and Middlecoff against Kroll. Hamilton was at his peak Sunday as he plastered the veteran Vic unezzi irom inwoou iong island. V and 8. the most one-sided margin of the 1952 tournament. WINNER Harbert trimmed Henrv William Jr. of Kutztwon. Pa., 6 and 5: Buma Tears Moth IMm Worn Placs Rawovtm SALLY'S REWEAYING wttw ForH.ad taariiaatW ay mush' r - Ml IUK'H' OUON WHIiCEY, M PROOF. it's America's i top-selling Kentucky I straight bourbon i dH' whiskey! Jj j m PT. ... I $4.10 45 QT. ' ' Title Scrap Doser won from Jack Isaacs of Langley Field. Va 1-up; Turnesa .took the measure of Argentina's Roberto De Vlcenzo, 6 and 4: Mid dlecoff eliminated Smith of Dan ville, Va., 4 and 3; Kroll edged by Ray Honiberger of Clarkston, Wash.. 2 and 1: Haas had to go 38 holes to get bv Mllon Marusle of Herltimor. N.Y.. 1-un: and Champ got bv Walker Burkcmo. last year's runner-up from Franklin. Mich., a and 1. j SWAP Kroll and Honsberger swapped : holes all dav. but Kroll got a 3-ud ilead on three occasions and con trolled the situation most of the i way. j Kroll had a two-under-par 70 In the morning round and was one unoer lor 17 holes In the afternoon. Kfniucrr llfMDEO WHISHT $170' WW. M35 . MKT St PROOF 701 SRAIN NEUTRAL SPiaiTX torn-ill mil oittiikHf etMham THE fTAOO DISt. CO.. UANKFOIT, rd fill Sh kjATERFIU II KENTUCKY U A SMOOTH aaaaiadL. I HEUOB " fiaSZffgSXJ P ) 7 UlxmZSZ' ill .