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TUKSDAY. .IUNH 24. 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN ' TIME OUT! I I ill "I figitrrtl Hut uniform munlim rnrrftipohillnK lo llirlr Imtllm av ,rrgs mlglil utmmr ilirm mil of thrlr ulitinfi!" Angels, Stars In Feature II y 'I Im Associated Press I loll) wood iitrt.t I.o.n Angeles Utlfi Wrrlt 111 Ihf Pi'dllr Cousl League's frnltitr Ffrlrv with the iliruin stance Jii-l llir revere ol tlirlr lust encounter lnl April. At Ihut llinr llir Angels rwikrd fit tt III llir filaiulllliin. Ihnllks lo wins in nix ol their first nrvcii games. The Slum were In three y (If lor Ihe second. Man Hark rlub look lour oul ol and Mimed Hollywood down to liltli place. Tuesday the slsis are No. I, Ihanka lo aix win oul ol seven mmci ngnliinl Hun Diego Issi week, and Ihn Angels are Urd lor fourth wllh Braille, nine nines oil the pace. riven though Ls Anseles lost lour oul ol seven to Portland lent week, the Mars aren't as heavily favored as in lulu be linaiiinrd. Ex perience hss demonstrated that Ihf dope aheel la useless when the hmer crosalown rivals come lo crips. Bnn Diego, now three fames be hind the Star alter leading Hie loop since mid - April, tarkle tlif Halnlera at Seattle. Third place Oakland takes on sixth place Ban Francisco. Portland and Sacra mrnto meet In a battle lo avoid ihf rrllar. In which the Solona now re- Manager Clar Happer nominated vrirran Red Adams to 10 against r-i,.i ininonn in the Braver-Solon clash at Portland. K-.itl. sr. Vrrn Klndafnthcr HI R,,n Dirco's lien Klowcrs al Seattle. Franchise 'Switched CHICAGO I The llrt.t bonafldo lianehlse awllch In the M-year his tory ol the American Association, triple A baseball league, has trans Irrrrd the operation ol Toledo, a charter member, to Charleston, W. Va The move came Monday alter a live-hour meeting ol association di rrclora and a civic group from Charlraton (pop. 76.000 1 hraded by Mavor John T. Copenhaver. The Toledo Mudhrns will play - as the Charleston Brnatora agsinsl l.nuisvllle at Charleston Friday night. . , . . Ui.nny Mcnendei. who bought Tolrdo last year Irom ihe Detroit Ticera. will rrcelve H0.0O0 for shitting the franchise. .eadei mm By The Assnclsted Press NATIONAL I.EACil!K rtnltltiR Muslel. St. Louis, .330: Itoblnson. Brooklyn, .339: Lockmnn, New York, .326: Baumholtt, Clil (o. .321: Atwell Chicago, .316 Home Huns Bauer. ChlcaRo, 10; Hodges. Brooklyn and Thomson, New York. 13: Mathews, Boston, Wrsirum, New York and Klncr, ritlsbtirgh, 12. Pitching Roe, Brooklyn, BO 1 000: Ileum. New York. 7-1, .876: Ersklne. Brooklyn. 6-1, .857: Braile. Bl. Louis. 6-. .833; Magllc, New York. 0-2, .818. Strikeout fipahn. Boston, 81; Rush, Chicago. 70: Simmons. Phil adelphia. 03; Wade, Brooklyn, 02; Mnglle, New Yolk. 01. AMKItU AN l.KACIT. Butting Rosen. Cleveland, .S38: DlMngglo, Boston, .320; Kell, Bos Ion. ,:i25; Fnln, Phllorielphla, .H3:i: rmodmnn, Boston and Mitchell. Clevrlnnd, .314. Home Runs Bcrrn. New York, 14; Wertu and Dropo. Detroit, 13; Rosen. Clcvclnnd, 12; Doby, Cleve land. II. Pitching Shantx, Philadelphia, 12-1, .023: Sulll. New York, 7-2, .778; Rnschl, New York nnd Mnr reio, Washington, 8-2, .760; Dob son, Chicago, 8-3, .727. Strikeouts Reynolds, New York, IV, Onrcln, Cleveland, 71; Bhnntx, Philadelphia, 70; Pierce, Chicago, (13 McDcrmott, Boston, 61. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Special for June Only WASH -LUBE YOUR CAR... MAfl7,$00 Both (or only Mak' fL ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th Krol PGA Semi Rounds Go Today I.OUIHVIM.K i You can lab a big, clgar-chrwliig fellow named Mob Hamilton and a wiry little guy iiuinrd Tf'J Ki'oll ai two ol Hie coolr.it customers on the 100-aore nlriiMi tin t li known as the Dig Spring Oolf Club. Ni'lllirr expected lo reach Ihe sriiilllnnls of the IHlh 1'OA Cham pionship Now ihst Ihry've made II. they're enjoying their positions to the ulinort. Tuesday Kroll ilii.tlxa wllh swarthy little Jimmy Turnesa III one of Die ftt-hole semi-final match rn llnnillton. wlnnrr ol the lllle In 1044, encounters Chesty Chick Hai - iv 21. . :V.' I .'" ' " '. " CARRY MIODLECOrF , . till reit out bert In the other match. Kroll walked up to the tee lor the second hole ol a "r.udden death" 'nlm.fWf Mnnrinv lhH nut k klv Iron shot over the heads of the slill-movlng spectators and laid It slid for a birdie two. Tills elim inated Dr. Citry Middlecoff. the HMO National Oprn champion. Turnesa knocked oul his shsrp shooling Vrstrheslrr County. N.Y.. nritrlibor. Clarence Do,er. 2 and 1: llnrbeit rallied to beat lanky F'red Haas by Die same margin nnd the brrfy Iliunllton outlasted Krank Champ. Uie Houston, Tex., driving range operator for another 3 and 1 victory. Musial, Rosen Bat Leaders NEW YORK iff 8tan Musial. striving for his sixth batting cham pionship and third In a row. tops the National League In hitting while Al Rosen, who never has baited .300, leads the American League's hit parade. Musial. the master mauler of the St. Louis Cardinals, tacked II points to his average during the week to wrest Ihe lead from Whltey Lockmnn ol the New York Giants. The Cardinal clouler, currently on a 10 game hitting streak, boast ed a .330 average through games of Monday night. Brooklyn's Jackie Robinson took .over second place wllh a .336 mark as Lockmnn slipped from first to third wllh a .326 figure. Rosen upped his average six points and took command In the American from Boston's Dom Dl Magglo. The Cleveland third base man Is banging away at a .336 gall and nlfo lends the league In runs batted In with 44. McCloud Golf Match Set Up Rennies Country Club's match with McCloud, scheduled for July 6, has been postponed until "some time In August." Renmes Pro Earl Schnellei' announced this morning. Renmes benl McCloud, 46-34. Sunday In the first meeting be tween the two clubs. Hcimeiter downed McCloud Pro Bill Wren In the feature mntch. McCloud'a Roy Peterson fired the low score, a 70. Brake Adjustment 98c Hydraulic Service Brakes Only Dugan & Mest Ph. 41 13 idelines lly The Assorlalfit Prrss NATIONAL I.KAl.l K W I, Pel. Riooklvn ii IS Ma New Yoil 37 2(1 .IHO Chicago .14 211 .507 Ht. IOllls 34 111 ,M3 Cincinnati I'll 32 ,416 Philadelphia :! 34 .424 iloston if 37 .403 Pittsburgh 17 48 .2U Monday s Itrsulth Boston t Pittsburg 3 (it. Louis al Brooklyn, rain. Cincinnati at Nrw York, ram. Chicago at Philadelphia, rain. AMKIUI,ANI.KAfit'K W I. Pet. New York Boston Chicago Cleveland Washington 81. Louis Philadelphia 36 23 36 28 .666 .16 20 .647 3I 20 .647 .10 2 .617 211 34 ltO 26 30 .466 Detroit 19 42 .311 Monday's Results Boston 12 Detroit 6 Washington 6 Chicago 4 New York 14 St. Louis 10 Only games scheduled. WESTERN INTLIt NATIONAL W I. Pet Victoria 40 10 .678 Vancouver .11 21 .574 Spokane 37 28 .59 LewlMon 30 31 .492 Wenatchee 30 33 .478 Halcm 28 34 .462 Trl-Clty 27 37 .422 Yakima 23 41 .350 Monday's Rrsults Vancouver 10 Victoria 6 Bpoknne 10 House of David 7 ( Ex hibition 1 (Only gamts) PACIFIC COAST LKAGI'K (Standings unchanged: no games scheduled 1 Midgets, Pee Wees Open Play Tonight's and tomorrow night's schedule In the Pee Wee and Mid get Softball Leagues were released this morning. Midget: Tuesday night. Moose vs. Basin Building. 7 p.m.; VFW vs. F.astslde Electric, 8 Wednesday night. Conger vs. Nelsons Battery 7: Kalers vs. Exchange Club. 8. Per W're: Wrdnrsdsy night. Jun ior C o C vs. Riverside. 7; Thom as Insurance vs. Motor Investment, 8. Conger Field; Wilson Insurance vs. Farmers Lumber, 7; Fluhrer's Bakery vs. Sesslers, 7, Klwanls Park. All Midget League games are at Conger Field. Merrill In KBI Lead aTANDINTiS w 1. rri. Merrill . I one Malla I I Ml Allurst - ... I 1 -Seo Really - - 1 I -500 CKIIoquIn .. 0 3 .000 Chllociuln lost Its third straight baseball decision Sundav. bowing to Beatlv, 14-0. In Klamath Independ ent League play. Merrill remains the only un beaten team In the five-club league wllh two wins. Malln. upset by Merrill Sunday 5-2, Is In second place with a 2-1 record. Boyd Top PCL Hitter SAN FRANCISCO (IP) Left-hand ed hlttina- Rob Bovd. Seattle first sacker, retained his Pacific Coast League batting leadership through last Sunday with an average of .330 for 60 eames. Oakland first baseman, Tookie Oilbert, took over runs batted in honors with 65 tor 81 contests. Max West. Los Angeles outfield er, maintained his first place in home runs with 16 lor 65 games. GREYHOUND More Travel Extras Nofx.roCo.il Vii. bijssr value! Mors strvlci lo mots' plic! Finest busts. Best dilvits. Choosi the travel leader . , , choosi Greyhound; 5 Buses Daily to LOS ANGELES from KLAMATH FALLS Including 3 sprtnat Only $10.40 plul tos Complete Service to All America Agent, J. K. Soyre I 904 Klamath Phent 5521 Brunswick Homers As Caps Gain lly The Associated I'resa Vancouver rdged Into the Wes tern Interniitloniil League's No. 2 berth Monday night, ending Spo kane's long occupancy of the seal next lo the loop throne. 'Hie Caps backed Into the spot nria oy ine inaians since early In the aenson wllh a 10-S win over league-leading Victoria scored while Spokane was playing land winning 10-71 an exhibition game against the House of David. The victory, ending a four-game losing streak for Vancouver, punhed Ihe Caps five percentage points ahead 01 the Tribe; but left them still slx-nnd-a-half games behind Victoria to six for the Indians who have played II more games than the Canadian club. Victoria used up four pitcher In a (utile elfort lo head off Its third straight defeat. Vancouver rapped out 13 hits, including Gord.c Brunswick's Ihree-run homrr In the third. Bob Snyder gave up 11 safeties in notching his fourth win of the season. Tile Vancouver-Vlctorlo clash was the leaguc'a only scheduled action Monday night. They play again Tuesday night while Yakima opens at Wenatchee. Salem at Trl Clty and Lcwlston al Spokane. By The Associated Fresa BOXING NEW YORK The light - heavy weight title match between Joey Maxim the champion, and Sugar Ray Robinson, the contender and middleweight champion was post poned until Wednesday night be cause of rain. GOLF Louisville Jim Turnesa Ted Kroll. Chick Harbert and Bob Hamilton registered quarter-final victories to qualify for the 36-hole semi-finals of the POA Champion ship. Lafayette. Ind. Ken Venturl. 8an Jose 1 Calif. I Slate, and Roger Dunn, Southern California, both shot two-under-psr 60 a to lead the first-round qualifiers In the NCAA Tournament. TENNIS Wimbledon, Eng. Art Larsen and Ham Richardson, both high ranking Americans, were upset in the opening- round of in Wimble don Lawn Tennis championships. Fort Sheridan, III. Harry Reeves, a Detroit police lieutenant; Hulet Benner, American pistol champion and a U.S. Army ser geant: and waller waisn, a Ma rine It. colonel, won the number one. two and three positions, re spectively, on the U.S. Olympic pis tol team. Golf Meet Opens Today HAYDEN LAKE. Idaho u?l The ' fourth annual Inland Empire Wo-1 men's Handicap Oolf Tournament. ! a three-day affair, opened at the Hnyden Lake Country Club Tues- day. I More than 100 golfers from clubs In Spokane. Ellensburg, Clarkston, 1 Walla Walla and Colfax, Wash., j Baker, Ore., and Wallace and Mos-1 cow, Idaho, were entered. I DP GOESl 82;' Smithy mm iddlecoflif V- 5 I ,j .: (1 SOMETHING NEW IN BASEBALL Ned Garver (without cap), St. Louis Browns pitcher, and his teammates present Bill Veeck, club president, a 24-inch silver trophy a tew hours after Veeck tired Rogers Hornsby as Browns manager in Boston. Cup is inscribed: "To Bill Veeck for the greatest play since the Emancipation Proclamation." Rooks Shine in Major Loop Action Monday By The Associated Press Who are going to win the rookie of the year awards this year? It's a wide open race with prac tically every club In both big leagues boasting at least one out standing candidate. Sammy White, Eddie Mathews and Bob Nleman. a trio of first SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press A vear ago today New York defeated Cleveland. 5-3. to pull within one game of Chicago, who split with Boston. Five years ago Rsy Robin son successfully defended bis welterweight title by gaining a TKO over Jimmy Doyle in 0th, at Cleveland. Ten years ago Vagrancy won Gasolle Stakes for fourth stake victory of year.' Twenty years ago Joe Jacobs, Max Schmcling's manager, was indefinitely suspended by New York SUte Athletic Commission. CERTIFIED GRADER WANTED For Night Shift. Pay $2.55 per hour Phone. "Collect" 384, Cal-lda Lumber Company, Auburn, California Ask for Em. Reavis JLt You don'J liave'to xSvH.i,,v. '' be rich t0 en'oy STKAIOHT QUtOtt WH,JMY I year "phenoms" laid solid claim to this honor Monday, coming through with noteworthy perform ances. White, 23-year-old Boston catch er and former University of Wash ington ace, banged out three hits and drew a walk in four times at bat to lead the Red Sox to a 12-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers Sammy struck his fifth homer of the season In the third inning and followed with a pair of singles in a big u-run tourth to drive In four runs, Mathews, the fuzz-faced third baseman of the Boston Braves, rapped his 12th homer of the year in the sixth to put his team on even terms witn rittsourgn ana scored again as the Braves rallied with live runs in the eighth to down the Pirates, 8-3. Nieman batted in three runs on three hits for the Browns but could not stave off a 17-hlttlng spree by the Yankees that gave New York. a 14-10 siugiest win over St. Louis. In the day's only other action. Washington whipped the Chicago wnite Sox, e-4. Rain washed out the schduled games between the Cards and Dodgers In Brooklyn. Cincinnati and Giants in New York and the Cubs and Phillies In Philadelphia. 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