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THURSDAY. JULY 10. 1M2 HEIMM) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON VAO.C FIFTEEN TIME OUT! "llcin'l ro env of tht rrrrsl wllh Ills plrtur. mi I tin hoi! 1 hr hum slrurk mil Iwlrn clrnly Willi lh hr InailrrJ!" Givan Out Of NW Tee Meet My JACK IIKW'INS TACOMA 11 llilimii wrrr Imiiih all uvrr Ihn Tatonia funnily Pit (.lull Cluli cournp Wrdiirrulny lot niodulM Marry Glvau and the Kratlln tar waa nn Mix alclrlllira HiurMlay aa Die aurvlvora inovrrt Into the second mulrli play round in Dip Pacific Nortliweal Lloll AKsmiatlon tournry. Alio out ol Uio till- llllil were riith Mandnuta aa former champ Hay Wwm n( HKkaiifi and Kiv Parent l Beatlle, virllina (en rrally nl faulty pullers and (fralliy onnonriila. 'Die mni were playing a 38-hnle two . match maraliiiin Thuranay In ratrh up wllh the volllng iitrU. already III their quarter Mnal icund at the Flrcre-it courae lliey ll switch to the Country and (loll Club Friday, joining lao mcu I lor their final two rounds, Kriran Atulerann nf Helena. Mr, in., stroked ateadlly along tile trail In her arrond airalghl chant plnnahlp. whipping Mrs. 8. Syl wMer nf Portland 7 and A. l.oom iiik aa Ihe Chief Ihreau were two youngslrra. Tally laaer ol Seattle and l 'r old Anno Quasi of Maryavllle. DHi MAIKilN MlM Quart waa hard put to aquclrh Mlaa Lillian tlrliaueii of The Dalle, Ore., 2 and 1. but Pally brushed aside Irene Church of Seattle s and 7 wideM in a mm of the day In either men's or women'a division. Jack Wenlland, the Everelt vet eran who played In hia flrnl P. N. C). A. tourney 3u yearn ago. waa three under par aa he trounced youio Bob Atkinson ol Fortland 5 and 4. Brure Cudd, only a tew days ahy ol hla loth birthday, kept Part land atrong In lue picture by beat ing Wratoii f and 4. If both sur vived their inornlnB action, Went ' land and Cudd would meet Thura ' day alternoon. A week, ago Given apolted Carl e Johmon of ctaaltuv three airokrs in - a friendly game anil beat him handily, but Jolmaon crushed Uie veteran Wednesday, 7 and 5. Olvan needed almo.it aa many pulta for. the IS holes aa he had taken lor 3S holes of qualifying play. t;rT bv The two moat recent holders of the Canadian amateur crown got aalely past' their first round op position, but reigning champ Wall McElroy waa to bump head - on Into Weatland In the Thursday morning match. He edited Jack I'adur of Tacoma 0 and 4 aa a Mailer. Bill Mawhlnney. also from Van couver and the Dominion king In 1M0, trounced Seattle's other John eon, Ernie, 4 and 3. Parent bowed lo another Seattle player, Warren Campbell. Mnwhlnney'ji aerond -round opponent la Eddie Draper nf Seattle, the 1953 Washington atale champ. Other survivors gunning for We.-illand'a orown Include such atandouta aa Al Mengerl of 8io kane. Dirk Vast of Portland, and Dave McBeath of Belllnghain and . Jim Shrlver of Seattle. . Patty Leaser mutt get past Mrs. R. S. Bigclow of Seattle to reach the semi finals while Mlaa Ander son, playing In the aame bruckot, . I.i meeting Mm. Al Ptiets of Sea- ' tile. Mi Quasl'a Thursday loo la Mrs. Mike Bank. Seattle, who knocked out another teen - age hnpeltil Connie Oldemhnw of Hpoknne In the dial round and edged Mrs. Frank Slenger of Port i land, 1 up. Wednesday. ' By The AaKnclated Presa AMKRICAN ASSOCIATION , Louisville 3-4, Milwaukee 0-1 Minneapolis 8-D. Columbus 3-6 Charleston 1, St. Paul 0 lndlnnnpolls 0, Kansaa City 5 INTKKNATIONAL, LliAUllj Rochester 9, Buffalo 1 i Other games postponrd TKXAS l.l-.Atil E nulla.. A, Oklahoma City 4 Fori. Worth 4, Tulsa 1 tshreveport 5, Beaumont 2 San Antonio 1, Houston n PIONEER MOACil F. Idaho Falls 4. Pocatello 2 Magm Valley i, Boise 2 Billings 10, Great Falls 6 (11 In nings) . 1 (only games) (wise hostesses) j WILL BUYAN AMPLE 1 SUPPLY OF I jOLYMPIA BEER (fqrsummertime1 CHEER.I GUESTs FAVOR OLYMPIA FLAVOR 1 OlVMfl IMWIM CO.. ehrmfils. Wtth., at l a. Cokes Eye AL Crown Cnurh John Millliinl" an Id Yes. I.u I.m uii.mM i.i i.l..,ltlu twimliiul. Jo Jo Uenrgn and Chump llnlclirr aa ma stlirtlliu purnnra worn uir lflfei..i.ih I iiVh fn.-j, Mcrlrnrrl III nil Amerli an Junior u-niiiu noiiiiieiirnn er at Cirins SUilluin Sunday, I SO p.m. lirorgr could lie down a league 4 title lor the Cokra In the Mt name. The Cokes need ju-n onr victory lo win the crown and a lierih In the Soulliern Oregon Dlst nit playtills In North Hind July sa-n. Hut the Cnken. hoiiprd up wllh pro-.pri is ol a liiiim e lo face the tale s best al North I'end, won t he aallallert wllh Just a apllt They're going alter boih. II wont lie any easy chore be cause Mi-dlord will probably send it- ii ihe iiiiiuiid. llnidon Canlgiin and Jim Kelly, not necea- sarllv III Hint oiur.r. Ml III ! I I It Kelly has ainhnred a no-lniler Mils season: Cnrrlgan owns a one. h'11"' .. ... . Klnmalh Falls already holds two wins over Meillord In conference ouunga. , Medloid Is probably greatly tin pioved unce the early-June double header. But the same thing can be said lor Ihe Cokes, All In all. H spells goon imsrouii entertainment lor local diamond cuiiloinerH. HTAHTIJtK McOlnnls tentntlvey listed his starling yesterday Hint puts BUI AlHiersnn, Millie isuinrt miiu Montgomery In the oullleld, George iin,tK..n si nrsi. Jnck llendru-kson .f .My-nnH I inn Dexter at third. Hon Owlng's al shortstop and Larry Yarneli al ine ohckiui iwsi. In the event Mcdlnrd wUui holh II, (iral ttuma nl JlllV 20 dmi'blehender here would count aa the playoii tin lor ine uuc. Savitt, Lars en Move Up CHICAGO 11 Top . aeeded Dick Kavlll ol Orange, N. J., and second . aeeded Art Larsen of San Leandro, Calif., Thursday ap peared headed towards show down for the National Clay Courts alngles title. In opposing brackets, Eavltt and the temperamental Larsen moved Into the third round of Ihe week long lest at the River Forest Ten nil Club against toes they were exneclcd lo mow down wllh ease. bavttt. easy winner of hia firal two matches In Wednesday alter, noon's play, squared oil against Harrison Bowes of Highland Park. HI. Larsen plaved youthful Bill Dav is ol Knoxvllle. Tenn., another hard - trying unseeded entry. Although top - seeded Anita Komer of Modesto', Calif., ap peared tough to whip In Ihe lack lnsler wltmen'a field, a big sur prise Wednesday was lrralne Wil liams, 13 year - .oia i.nicsgu Negro wht. Lorraine pranced to a S-2, -3 second round upset of third-seeded Patsy Heard ol Portland. Ore. ST By The Associated Preaa TENNIS Chicago Top-seeded Dick Sav itt, Orange, N. J., won two matches to pace the singles field Into the third round of the National Clay Courts tournev. Spring Lake. N. J., Vic Seixas, Philadelphia, top ranking U.S. player, opened delense of his title wllh a first round victory In tho Spring Luke Invitation. GOLF St.Anne's-On-Sca. Eng. Jimmy Hlnes, Chicago, was lour strokes behind the leader and led the Held ol five Americans In the first round of British Open play. Miami, Fla. Bob Scherer. Decatur. III., knocked defending champion Dave Stanley, Los An- ttclcs, out of the National Public Links tournament In the third round. RACING lnolewood. Calif. Sneedy Race (M.80I captured the $10,000 fea ture at Hollywood Park. to WE USE OOODYEAR MATERIALS and FACTORY METHODS STOP IN TODAY V FOR wtaMlrVeJ goodyear Extra-Miltagt , RECAPPING Txltnlge II TJ' 4.00x16 CONVENIENT TERMS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath 'Ph. 8141 t'A: .(.I laT VW 1, 1 " V " ' 'J "a. . .'QiaaaWr mi av DONNA SPROAT r.ignt t ont of tht favorites when woman qolfen from thret clubi Reamel, Medlord and Redding tee off at 8 a.m. in an invitational handicap iweepitaliei hire. Donna it the local club champion. Tourney Pairings Ready Pairings lor tomorrow's three club Invitational women'a goll tournament at Reamcs wera an nounced today. iv. lOintaih Vftllc eolleri nave Invited links women from Medford and Redding for the handicap sweepstakes tournament, The pairings; g A. M. Mosebai, Schenrk, Wood-: 1:07 drove, Schneider. Mc culloch: 8:14 Vincent, Miller, Howard: 1:21 Boukup, cuioeruson, I.,,-,,- a'?a l Hhaw flrhel. F. Drew! :3i Ashley. Lawler, Bros- terhous; s:43 uuncn, wens, flproat: :& Bteiger. Davles, Orlflln: 9 Farrens. Walker, L. Howard: :07 Merryman. Col lins, Swanson, F.lberl; 9:14 Smith. Larson. Horylleld: 9:21 J. Shaw, Darnell, Anderson; 9:26 Rnlcler,, McNee. Perkins: 9:3J Groves, Hall, tlolhernberger; 9:42 1-ever, Bechen, Ferrebee; 9:48 Colton. Hancock, Brink; : Moty, Owens. Schusa. P. Drew. Merrill Mauled By Tik-Toks Tik-Tok mauled MrrHII on the losers' diamond, 34-12. In a Olrls Softball League make-up game last night. The regularly-scheduled games at Conger Field were not reported. WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR COMPARK PgATURIS! 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( IIASEII Ihe Osks chased Red Adams In the flrnl Inning with a four run uprising, and oullieldcr Pete Mllne'a three - run homer In the eighth featured a five-run splurge. Seattle and Los Angeles stuged a 14 . Inning marathon that was decided by Sestlle pitcher Al Wld mar's single that scored two runs nd gave Ihe Banners a 4 to 1 decision. LOST The Angels lost the services of first baseman Chuck Connors who Injured hla right shoulder In a collision at third bare with Rocco Krsmch. Krantch was uninjured but Connors went to a hospital lor x-rays. Hollywood remained a hall-game behind the Oaks by dumping Sac ramento again, 4 lo 3, scoring all Us runs In the first Inning. San Francisco was whitewashed for the llth time this season as southpaw Bill Henry, making his Coast League debut, pitched San Diego to a 6 to 0 verdict. Wagner-Kahut Bout Cancelled PORTLAND Wl Charles Black, manager of Dick Wagner, Wednes day called off a scheduled fight between Wagner and Joe Kahut. The fight, arranged by Match maker Tex Salkeld. was to have been at Prlnevllle July 28. Salkeld ssld Black refused to let Wagner who has been fighting In Ihe middleweight and light-heavy class meet anv heavyweights. Salkeld said he had been author ised bv Black to arrange some bouts for Wagner and that Black only recently learned ol the pro posed Kahut bout. Yanks Sign Oregonian PORTLAND 11 The New York Yankees signed another pitching prospect In Oregon Wednesday. Syl Johnson, Yankee aroul. said 19 year - old Stan Blank, an all - Northwest Conference star at Llnfleld. was signed (or an un disclosed bonus. Blsnk, a southpaw, was ordered to report to Boise In the Pioneer League Thursday. Best Makes! & Champion Rough Rider Haggar the season smartest in , Hey Men! Here's o real lift for the "slack" season! Smartly tailored, qual ity finish slacks for the town's besN dressed men! Gabardines, tweeds, flan nels in full and semi-drape' styles. Many patterns ond colors in oil sizes. Select yours today! . . Halin Lone Northwesterner Left in National Golf Meet MIAMI, Fla The Pacific Northwest pinned Its hopca Thurs day for a Public Links golf cham pionship on John Hslln of Spokane as the rough - and reBdy Na tional tnuinumcnt moved into its flllh round. Halln waa one of the hardy 18 who survived Wednesday's play, and tho only Northwesterner still in the running. Roy Atkins ol Portland fought through to the fourth round but was dropped 2 and 2 by Robert L. Kurs of Miami Springs, Fla. The Spokane linksman, a I up victor over Joseph J. Muller, New Orleans Wednesday, was pairea 77iursday against James Clark ol St. Paul. Most observers conceded, how- ever, the man to watch was rangy Bob Schrwr. an unknown workman from Decatur, 111. FROM NOWHERE He came from nowhere In Bonney Fashions No-Hitter Cal Bonney pitched undefeated Bill's Place to Its ninth straight win In City Softball League play last night with a no-hltter as the league leaders notched an 8-1 win over Elks. Jack Kemnltxer poled a home run for Bill's Place as the winners plied up six runs In the fifth lrailng to cut the game- short. In the other game on the Conger Field program, second-place Subur ban Tavern 9-l. defeated this season only by Bill's Place, beat Metiers, 6-1. Friday night's games pair Her cules against Elks in the 7 o'clock opener. Basin Auto against Bill's In the 8:30 afterpiece. Line scores: Elks 010 00-1 0 3 Bill's 001 18-8 6 1 Ashby and Harris: Bonney and Derrah. Metlera , 000 100-1 S 1 Suburban 030 021-8 0 , Young , and Floccblnl; Gustvang and Marrs. . Small Fries Notch Wins Exchange Club and Eastslde Electric posted victories in the Midget Softball League last night while Motor Investment and River side won In the Pee Wee League In the other doublehcadcr on Con ger Field. Exchange Club nipped Nelson Battery, 7-6: Eastslde walloped Basin Building, 9-3; Motor Invest ment disposed of Al Condrey's, 8-2: Riverside clobbered Hitch cock's, 9-1. The Wilson Insurance-Medo Land and Junior Chamber - Fluhrer's games In the Pee Wee League were not reported. styl s wm es ' Wm 820 Wednesdays third round to blast defending champion Dave Stanley of Loa Angeles from this meeting of the atara of America's muni cipal golf courses with an astound ing 4 and 3 victory. Completely unaffected by his sparkling decision over Stanley, Scherer came back In the after noon fourth round and knocked George Caskey of Dayton, O-, out oi ine running a ana 4. BLASTED Stanley was one of three former tilleholders who saw their come back hopes blown up In Wednes day's wild, free-for-all scramble. Slanely Blelal of Yonkers, N.J. 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