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Newspaper Page Textr MONDAY, JULY 14. 1!)!2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE i Cokes Hatcher Shackles Medford IKAI. tIAMIIMiK Klamath lalla tl.llfmil Lakavlaw n 1(1 ,hj;i UtlU '11)0 triiUy llnhl in f Champ MnU-hrr yr"itr-uliiy wiitjprrl ti Kir Lemur i Aincrlriin l.mioii Junior Hamuiill Ulln lor Ilia Klamath Cukes. Hatcher lillclu'tl n uillliunl two hit, t-'J victory over Mwlloul yenler ilny In tlir hriMiml mime nl Urinn tiladiuin alter M'-Hord liml won ihe nneiier liy a 1-3 count. Willi the victory unci a berth In Ilin Hulllhrlll Oli'liou I llr.lt li I play ulln Julv 'JV.I7 III North llrnil. Mrdluid tinilil hitvo kniilird tlir leaine ntmidinu ami Inn rd the numirl Into iilnvoll iiititic with a kpcunrinmnn vlcluiy. Hut IlliU'hrr hud llm Mrilforils eallnii out of hl huud i llm visi tors went littles lor UK Innluux. In lh Hint Ilvr Innings, not Mod lord man reached baio. iirr A couple o( error handed Med loid a lilt run In the ixih alter Klamath Kails had chased across cm lit runs. Terry Bherwnnd and Jerry Per kins found Hatcher tor alnules In I he laid chapter. lUK'hrre only bd iniiliin when he walked In one lun. Second Mauritian Jack llrndrlrk-l ton opened the drive lnr Iho title in the lirat Iniiinu when ho drove IJon Dealer homo with lKl alter IJenler hud leaned a walk Horn Medford Pitcher Oordon Car iigan and stole accond bare. Car i llin walked the nrcond Klamath run In as Oio Cbken uorcd two but lelt ihe bases bulging. Larry Yarnell brouiiht It to a 3 0 In the third Innliui, Moling Jo Jo lirorue on a loiui lly to center. The Cokes broke lomo with a ven seance In Hie fourth, adding up lour ruiia, two on Meillord error and two on a acrcumlwi double by Oeorue who made up-lor Ills llrst iiame pitchln loss., LAST lU'N Dexter a Mtiiilr accounted lor the ciiihth run in the llllh. Medford collected eluhl hits oil Oeorue in the llrsl inc. the, asm number Jim Kelly gave up lor Med ford. Hut Medlord fashed In "on III hits, whereas the Cokea Icll II hung up on the bases. Thul was Uie inherence. Catcher Dick Wuoten. brother of Pllcher Dernld who was recently botmht by the Brooklyn National lor a liincy pnoo. touched oil Med .irds bum in the Inst Innlnii ol the opener with a two-run alimle. UK) LKAII Cenlcrlielder Tom Rodurrs trip led In the i.econd and in-nred on a pas.rd bull, VVooleu Mole home .In iho nihil ahd Jerry Prfklii scored on an error as Medlord wont ahead tvO. Henilrlckson. who tot Uireo lor five In the two iiiiiiics.uimlcd in the third inning to scoio Inn Mont. Boiuery and close the count to l-e, lun a Coke error and a slnule by ItcxlKcru in Uie fourth and alxth Kave Medlord two more ruiu ana & niusliv 1-1 lend. 'the Cokes cooked up a rally In the last frame but It flitled alter two runs. Una caret: . , First, anme: Medford 313 101 0-7 8 4 Klamath 001 000 2-1 8 3 J. Kelly and Woolen; Ueurgc and Yarnell. Reeoud irame:, Medloid 000 001 1-3 3 4 Klamath 301 410 x-8 5 3 CarrlRtn. 0. Kelly (0i and Wool en: Hatcher and Yarnell. Yakima Climbs By The Associated Press The oecond division of the Went ern International Lrimuo under went a violent reshuflllnir over the tjyeckend. Willi Yakima, rcstum In the cellar Baturdnv. JumpInK to sixth place. Tlie Bears dumped the Wcnat chee Chlels three Htraluht. bcntlnit the Chlofs 8-3 Enliirdav nliiht. then clobbrrnm Wenntchee 3-0 and 10-3 to sweep n Sumlvv twin bill. Tho Chiefs dropped lino Insi place. - The Bears aro now only live ncrccnloKe nolnla behind the fourth place Siilcin Senators, who won two of three Raines with Trl Cllv. Salem dropned the Sslurdny contest 6-4 but enme bnck to win bolh names of tho Sunday double header, 3-0 and 3-1. Til - CUV dropped from sixth to seventh In the stnndlnRs. I.cwlston maintained Its hold on (lllh.' four perconttiKe points ahead of Yakima nltliouith losing two ol three Bumps with tho Spokane ludlnns. Spnknna dumped the Broncs 0-0 Hnturdnv nnd spilt a Sundsv dniiblehnncler, loslns Hie Larsen Wins Clay Court SinglesDoubles Titles ; ' CHICAOO lf) ' Tako your eye I off unpredictable Art Laiscn and he docs something smashing, like 1 winning tho National Clay Courts tingles and doubles titles Sunday. The 37-year-old LHrscn, from San ' Leandrn. Calif., gave Iho Dnvis Cup f Committee ol the U. H. L. A. T. A. I komelhlng to think about as It met ii In New York Monday lo line tin ; the newest .American Curt squad, ii In winning his first clnv courts crown In four yenrt of trying, Lar sen caught lire for a 4-6. 6-4. 6-3, . S-4 victory over fopsocded Dick ( Savltt of Orange, N. J., outranked nationally only by Vio Bclxas. i Larsen also teamed with, Grant v r People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! ' apttsir 'llmvrm. I re lly nrrdrd that 14 thtrr, Mllh nil tliokt btf holfi I Imd!" Ginsberg Spoils No-Hitter Hy JOi: Itl.K III.Mt AssiM-laled Press Mparts Writer Hobby Shsnlt. lillilliet south paw of the Philadelphia Athletics, can: I. Ilecome the bluiiest winner In Phlladelphls't American League history. 3. Hi-come the first second di vision hurler In Uie past 60 years to lead Ilia league In won ami lost percentage. 3. Ilecome the first 30 - game winner In the majors In It years and the first American Leaguer to reach thai total 111 31 years. bhanU spun scven-hll 0-0 shuioul Sunday as the Athletics split a duubleheader with the Chi cago White Sox. The Sox took the second. 7-4. It was Hobby s mud shuioul and his Jtiih complete game In 18 starts. He has won It tud lost Ihiee. CHANCK Tho 8-7 lightweight from Potts- town. Pa., lias a chanco to equal or belter Uie highest total of vic tories ever racked up by a Phila delphia hurler. Jack Coombs ol Ihc. 1010 Athletics and Icily Bob (Jrovcs of Uie 1031 club each notched 31 trlumplia, Shantt was not the only pitcher to shine Sunday. Vic Raschi came within lour outs uf pitching a no run, no-hll game fur New York as the Yankees twice overwhelm ed the Detroit Tigers, 11-1 and 13-3. Itaschl had two out and two strikes on Myion (Joel (Jlnsberg In the eighth Inning of the opener when the weak. hitting Tiger catch er blasted 350-tooi home run Into the right field slaud.i. It was the only hit of the tamo for the Tigers. TWO-lllTTKU Mike Oarcla turned tn a bril liant two-hilter tor Cleveland in the openor as Uie Indians swept a doublehcadcr tram Washington. 1-0 and 3-1. Al Rosen's 17th Uome run, with Bobby Avlla on base and two out III the eighth, gave the Indians the second game. Maurice McUermoll also hulled a two hmer for Boston as the Red Sox look pair Irom the SI. Louis' Browns. 8 b and 40. The young lefthander fanned eight and walked two In the ntghlcap. Philadelphia's Phillies moved to within four games ol the fourth place Cubs, whipping Chicago In a double-header, 1-3 and 0-3. Hlchie Ashburn led the Phils' 33-hlt at tack in the two games with five satetles, including double and triple. TKII'I.K Davey Williams' ninth Inning triple drove In two mates and gave the New York Olnnts 4-3 niRhtcap win and a split In their twin bill with Cincinnati. The Reds, behind Harry Pcikowskl's slx-hlt hurling, took the opener, 10-3. Veteran Matt Surxont and Rookie Virgil Lester pitched the Boston Braves to a 4-3 and 3-1 double win over Pittsburgh. Ralph Klner saved the Pirates from shutout In the opener, slamming his 15th homer with man on base In the ninth. The Rame between Brooklyn and the Cardinals In St, Louis was postponed because ol ram. first 3-3 and winning the after piece 11-7. The win Kept tho In dians In pennant contention, onlv seven and one half games behind the Ironl running Victoria Tyoes. The Tyecs ganged up on Van couver's third - place Capllnnos Saturday, taking both ends of s twin bill, 3-1 and 5-3. Tho Caps and Tvees were Idle Sunday. When the University of Florida won the Southeastern Conference Baseball title this season, It wus the Oalors' seventh Conference crown since the loop was formed In 1033. Oolden of Wllmette, 111., to whip NCAA champion Hugh Stewart of San Marino, Calif., and Noel Brown, Loa Angeles, 6-3, 6-4, 8-0 for the doubles title. Top-seeded Anita Knntcr of Mo desto, Calif., took the women s singles crown by coastlnn to a 6-4, 0-S victory over fourth-seeded Lu cille Dnvldson, Lee's Summit, Mo. Lucille and Dorlj Popple of Des Moines on Saturday won the wo men's doubles title with 7-5, 6-4 Victory over the 10-year-old Miss Kanter and her Modesto neighbor, Joan Mercladas, AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO Van osa rsnt a laralr nsw tnlnsl plsns frnm ,lh l.auli B. Msnn Fisn Com psnr, IKO ' N. lib, st s 1w monthly rait. Atitr a rrsitnsnis urns Tan ran. If ?aa wilt, ehanta (ram rani lb pur-t-hata aaratmenl. Tha Irani alrasdr paid la all creilllrt la yaur purrhaaa scream ana aa emer aawn parmini la ncoaa' arr, Tha manlhly psrmanla ran hi Hula hither than rant. Or If jail pr far. rnu ran ranl'Ntia Is rrnl. Nocal League Knotted W 1. Prl. HHI H 1 .721 Wt-fd 0 3 .7lT ii muir i ;i ;-m MrClouU 1 .! Ml. hhaala 5 .4 -VI TulcUkr 4 b ,4Vi Kr"lt Vllx N IIS YrckN 1 10 Alii I Htlliilatl'l Ktillt Ml Miatla I ft ftrnM VUy 9 (.H Cloud H lulclati ft Wvrrl A Vr,i 4 Uun.itiulr J Hilt I Weed edged Yrcka, 6-4. wllh a Insl-iniung lully yt-slerday and UuiiMuuir upset mil. . , This combination of events In the Northern Calllorma Baseball League threw IIIH and Weed Into a deadlock for the top spot. In other gamei. Ml. Shasta clob bered Rcolt Valley I.V3 and Mo Cloud defeated Tulelake, 8-5. Line scores: Mt. Shasta 15 10 1 Scoil Vly 18 4 Carrlngton, Suavely and Femln 1s: Esstllck, Sharp, True, Duncsii and Hull. Tulelake McCluud ... . .... Sowles and Faulkner 5 8 8 .8 10 3 Kurslen nnd Dcrushia. Yreka 4 8 1 Weed 8 0 1 Shirley and Williams; Banon and Frus'a. Dunsuiulr 3 8 3 Ullt .. 3 6 1 I Root and Ctrtwrlght; Maddox and Trlnca. Hunting Dates Tentative PORTLAND W! Deer hunting season In Oreiton has tentatively been set for Scut. 27 to Oct. 17 The Slate Came Commission an nounced the dates for the coming season at a meeting here Saturday. The final dales will be set al an other meeting Im-o weeks from now. The U. 8. Forest Service hnd urged Hint the season be delaved until mid-October because of fire dungcr In the woods. But tills sug gestion, opposcl by most hunting and sportsmen's groups, was re jected by the commission. The commission also scheduled a hunter's choice deer season Oct. I8-2U for those who fall lo gel deer in the regular season. The special season would be Held in areas where deer arc problem near faimliuiiis and arcus where natural feed Is scant. OA.Mr, DATES The elk season has Identical dates for eastern and western parts of the stnle Nov. 1-20. There ulso will be special hunts, 200 per mits for the Trov area of Wallows Countv. Aug. 23-38. and 200 per mits for the northeast nortlon of Umatilla County. Nov. 22-26. Archers will have the same areas as last vear. plus Hart Mountain area In Lake County, Sept. 13-Oct. 20. For the first time the pheasant limit In Malheur County was cut lo Ihe Until prevalhn In the rest of Eastern Orenon three cocks dav and no more than 12 in the season. In Western Oregon It Is two cocks a dav and no more man four In the season. The dates lor pheasant are uci. 24-Nov. 3 In the west, Oct. 34-Nov. 0 In the east. REDUCED Tlie commission said the pheas ant population In Malheur County had been so reduced by a hard winter that Uie bag limit reduction was needed. The commission will continue Its special Juvenile season at the Wil son game manaaement area near Corvaihs. The dates will be Sept. 27.28: Oct. 4. . 11, 12, 10 ana i. and Nov, 8 and 9. For the first lime In veart moun tain quail were added to the birds to be hunted, me limn win or five quail In Western Oregon. 10 per dav and 20 per season in East ern Oregon, ine oaics vuumuc with the pheasant season. Neale Wins 7th Title PORTLAND Ifl Portland's sharpshootlng Emery N e 1 e chalked up his fourth stralRht and seventh Oregon singles tennis title Sundav as he downed Jerry Dcwllts, uakiano, wain., in straight sets, 6-4. 6-3. 6-1. DeWllls toamea ,wun nerscnei Hyde. Berkeley. Calif., however, lo best neai ana awn vit-c, in land, 7-6, f-7, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1, for the men's doubles crown. The women's singles title went to Peggy Manset, Santa Barbara, Calif., as she whipped Lcc'i wile, June, 3-6, 0-4. 6-3. The women's doubles title was won by Barbara Loeck, Snn Francisco, as utey nc fealed Mrs. Lee and Florabcl Clough, Portland, 6-4, 8-1. Johnny Wilson, defensive half back for Michigan 8tato. Is an honor ' student and president elect of next year's, senior class. ; Bill Engcln, newest umpire In the National League, worked as an arbiter In tho Pacific Coast League for 16 years. f5- VY0UR. aTryiai-koti KnlS.... 0 UNDUWOOD't Phot ferric 111 Un8swta8 lla"t. Mwna 4119 Legion ie';' ' A y Xfrtk; J'' Mawhinney, Lesser Golf Champs lly JACK 1IKWINS TAOOM A 11 A suntanned muscle inun from the land of the maple leaf and a plg-ialled girl from Seattle were king and queen Monday ul malcur golf In the Northwest. BUI Mswhlnnev of Vancouver, H C . plucked off the men's Pact- lie Nnrlliwwit flnlf Association I rrown Kntnrdav hv whlnninir vouni ilrui e Cuuil 01 t'orilmiu 8 Mid 7. Thereby he snuffed out all the iai lime Mawninnev was tnree 10 candles on Cuild's birlhdav under par at 69 and Patty was cske. as the sensullonal Oreon ' over oment par with siuiv cnampion was trying uj win ! The Vancouver star, just turned the coveted crown as birthday 23. once held the Canadian ama present for himself. 'teur crown but had never gotten Pig tailed, black - haired Patty ibevond the quarter - finals In this iY.ser i he Bettie University star ! northwest classic. Auer winning who took the women's Oregon title this summer, won bv an even wider margin over Mrs tunru Helicher of Tacoma 12 and 10. Association ufflclals announced Beavers Mauled By Oaks By The Associated Press Here It Is mtd-Julv and Leftv O Doul has his Ban Diego Padret i igni. up in a viriuai lie wnn Hlrher was not nlavlna Oakland' lor first place In the1,1"- H , ,. !L , V! Pacillc Coast league standing. VPe of trolf th carried I her Kiln nitm wnn a ftntihlharter i Sunday Irom San Jrancisco. 7 to 1 nj i i0 n. Memo Luna turned ins 8th win oi Lie yci.r m Ihe opener and Theollc 8m!th loosed a three - timer In the second affair. Sun Francisco's only run ol tlie dav was Frank Kalln's homer over the right Held fence In Uie sixth Irame of the curtain raiser. Oakland took Its doublhcader from Portland, 10 to 6 and 3 to 1. Tho Oaxs simply oulsiuggcd the Beavers In Uie opener, even though each team got 13 hits. The dil lercnce was that Sam Chapman slammed his elghUi homer and Tookle Gilbert got his 10th In the Oak cause. Seattle and Los Angeles split, Gene Buker breaking up Uie ursl gume with a single with the bases lull to give the Angels an 8 to 7 decision In 10 liuiings, and the Runners taking the other. 3 to 1. on Boyd's long fly that Rave Al Wldmar his second win in four days. Leon Brinkopf got his 14lh bomcr since June 12 in me opener. Knucklcballer Jonnnv Llndcll of Hollywood pitched and slugscd the Stars to a 4 to 1 win over Sacramento In the windup of a twin bill after the Stars had an nexed the opener. 6 to 4. Big Jawn. one-time New York Yankee, poled home run In Uie eleventh with two men on base. He held the Sacs to five hits and batted in four Hollywood runs altogether, Merrill Sticks In KB I STANDINGS . W Merrill - 3 .Malm a Alturas 1 Brally 1 Chiloquln 0 rn. 1.000 ,7-V) .soo ..-U3 -out Bandar's Itraalts Warrlll 1 Beany 13 Matin 13 Chiloqutn 10 Merrill kept Its lead in the Klam ath Basin Independent Baseball League yesterday with 19-13 slug test victory over Beatty. .Malin stayed in the second spot, outlasting Chlloquin, 13-10. Lloyd Jensen led the Merrill at tack with five hits In six trips, Including three-run home run and a double. Leonard Johnson had 8 for 7, Leroy Johnson 4 for 6 and Stew art 3 for 5. Dick Donaldson tripled for Malin In the eighth Inning to breulc up 10-al deadlock, Miilln missed Uie pitching of Wayne Rick, ex-high school mound ace. now with Salem of the Western International League on look-see basis. Line scores: Merrill 144 251 101-19 24 10 Beatty 340 021 021-13 10 10 Perkins and Leroy Johnson; Jackson and Wclser. Chlloquin 403 310 000-10 0 4 Malin 100 118 13X-13 13 6 Gentry. Flunks 6 and Franks', T. Schmldll, Unis 6 and Hclns. i )OK IIWMrlh'O. lOl HOI i Tit e the 1053 tournament would be at the Columbia Edgewater course In Portland. Robert Hudson of Portland probably will get the presidency. fcAItl.y Both Mawhinney and Mils Les ser asserted title Intentions early In Saturday's 30-hole chsmplonshlp Hlalclles. tacn was leading 8 up iwhen they reached the halfway i mark and paused for lunch. By the ""t hole with a par Saturday he tossed three straight birdies I at Cudd and never let the Portland bov get within shouting distance. I Far off his game. Cudd had an 1 80 for the first 18 holes. He came I back In the afternoon to shoot I bit better golf than Mawhinney but could cut the margin by only one hole with his 38 against the Can adian's 39. Merely by matching pars with his opponent, big Bill closed It out on the 20th. NO TROUBLE Rarelv In trouble. Mawhinney did wander Into few sand trans but his recoveries were terrific. His best effort came on the 12th hole when Cudd was three feet Irom the pin. The Canadian's blast from the sand slopped two feet from the cup and hii par ;4 won ,ne hole wnen Cudd miss,d. ' llirOUKO UlC Wllltl luuuus. nunc Patty was steady all the wav. re taining the lorm t,hat gave her a and 1 decision over Edean An derson of Helena. Mont., In the semi-finals. Whitfield May Enter In Relay By WILL GRIMSLEY HELSINKI (IP) The 15th modern Olympics veered sharply from ceremony to preliminary competi tion Monday, six days before the olflcial opening, and the United Stales primed Mai Whitfield for a possible Iron man triple in Uie ancient games. Coach Brutus Hamilton of the American track and field forces said he planned to use Whitfield in the 1,600 meter relay li tne former Ohio State star's leg mus cle Is healed. "He Is t tireless runner and gets better the more he works." said Hamilton as he watched rain wash out a scheduled Sunday practice. "He is also fine com petitor and wants to run in every thing possible, "It's quite load to carry but If Mai's leg is okay, he'll prob ably go in the relay. I dont plan to pick the relay teams until alter the Olympic sprints." Whitfield, an Air Force sergeant who has flown numerous missions In the Korean campaign, already is entered in the 400 meters and the 800 meters. He won the 800 meter championship in 1948. The important draw for heats in the track and field events was watched wllh particular interest since It may bring an early show of American and Russian strength. Ellmlnstlons also were to begin Monday In basketball. Preliminary eliminations in soccer and Held hockey begin Tuesday. Wools Win The Oregon Wools, top team in the Girls City toftball League, beat Alturas Saturday night in prac tice skirmish, 8-5. Sue Bevans beat Marlcne Phelps in pitchers' battle. 4th & Klamath Ph. 8146 its V" r v a' .r ' THIS IS MY FIRST DAY ON THE JOB.'" . . &tt Ul, fOf ll your UlomuriT jja ,.; y:y a j ... noidt ropairt ono4 occmorici, fci I" i m w W By The Associated ' Press AMERICAN LEAGUE W I, Pel. New York 49 30 .820 : Cleveland 48 34 .675 I Chicago 47 37 .bm j Boston 44 38 .550 Washington 41 38 .519 Philadelphia 33 40 .452 I St. Loult 3 49 .402 i Detroit 25 64 .310 ' Sunday's Results New York 11-12 Detroit 1-2. Cleveland 1-2 Washington 0-1 Philadelphia 8-4 Chicago 0-7 ilouon b-4 St. Louis a-0 1 1st 10 Innings) NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Brooklyn 55 22 .707 New York 49 29 .628 St. Louis 48 35 .578 Chicago 43 39 .524 Philadelphia 38 42 .475 ClnclnnaU 35 47 .427 Boston 34 47 .420 23 63 .271 Pittsburgh Sundays Results Boston 4-2. Pittsburgh 3-1 Philadelphia 7-9 Chicago 3-3 Cincinnati 10-3 New York 2-4 Brooklyn at St. Louis postponed, rain. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pel. Oakland 60 42 .588 .587 .577 .510 .510 .444 .400 4& iSan Diero 61 43 Hollywood 1 Los Angeles Seattle 60 44 53 51 50 43 44 55 43 83 ,0 04 ; Portland i Sacramento San i-rancisco Sunday's Results San Diego 7-1 San Francisco 1-0 Oakland 10-3 Portland 6-1 Los Angeles 8-1 Seattle 7-2 (1st came 10 Innings). Hollywood 5-4 Sacramento t-i i2na game 11 Innings). Western International Leafoe W L Pet. Victoria 52 29 .642 Spokane 47 39 .547 Vancouver 40 36 .526 Salem 39 44 .470 Lewlston 38 43 .469 Yakima 40 46 .465 Trl-Cltv 38 46 .452 Weoalchee 37 48 .435 Saturday's Results Victoria 3-5 Vancouver 1-3 Spokane 9 Lewiston 6 Trl-Clty 5 Salem 4 Yakima 6 Wenatchee 3 . Sunday's Results Lewlston 3-7 Spokane 2-11 Yakima 3-10 Wenatchee 0-2 Salem 3-3 Trl-Cltv 0-1 (Only games scheduled) By The Associated. Press Batting: Gus Zemial, Athletics, and Nellie Fox, White Sox Zer nial crashed pair of home runs, one with the bases loaded, to lead the Athletics to a 6-0, first game victory over Chicago. Fox cracked seven hits In nine times at bat. getting five for five in the second game in Uie While Sox 7-4 night cap win. i Pitching: Vic Raschi, Yankees Came within four outs of a no hitter, yielding one hit a two-out eighth inning home run by Joe Ginsberg as the Yankees whipped the Detroit Tigers. 11-1. The Yan kees also won the second game. 12-2. CAMPING EQUIPMENT White Stag Sleeping Bags Tents The Gun Store ROOF. UP GOESiTHE " .-"' i , S.-iXluaK'l IX YEARS QID. t . Modest Earl Turner Calls Punch lucky1 By RKD limn Indian Dick Wolfe's sudden visit lo Ihe Armory canvas Salurday nighl was the first in his profes sional career and also probably the most costly canvas-visit he'll make. Wticn Earl Turner's short right after 1:45 of the third round crump led Wolfe like a tent in a high wind, it stripped the Indian lad of the Northwest middleweight title that he held Just a day more than three weeks. 'Ihe modest Earl of Richmond described the punch a whistling, chopping right that traveled no more than a foot and landed flush on Wolfe's Jaw "a lucky blow." Lucky or not the majority of ringside funs will label It premedi tated mayhem It returned Turner to Ihe throne he vacated in favor of Wolfe the night of June 20 here in a highly-unpopular decision. LS'STINCT The gritty Alluras lighter who now makes Portland his home man aged to stagger to hu feet alter Keferce Earl Yoanley had tolled "nine" but It was pure ring In stinct that made it possible. lie wobbled to the nearest cor ner and groped blindly along the ropes like a guy trying to find hght-switch In a, pitcb-dark room. Turner, in a neutral corner, start ed to close in.-- But he hadn't reached the center of the ring when Yoakley wisely waved Wolfe aside and rushed in to hoist the Earl's muscled right arm; It appeared to this writer that Wolfe hud started one of his deadly left hooks. But It never landed. FEW HAW IT Turner, his right glove poised lazily at his shoulder, lashed out suddenly. The punch was so swill, lew really saw it. It drove Wolfe's mouthpiece up into his Jaw like wad of chewing tobacco. The curly-haired Indian collapsed and didn't stir until Yoakley had reacnea seven. The Herald and News unofficial score card had Wolle winning the first round. Turner uie second, born by squeaky margins. Wolle land ed a hard overhand Tight in Uie first heat that rocked Turner. But the Richmond Negro had his left Jab working in uie second, trying to find an opening for his right. ttaipn weiser. tne neatly Bomb er, rocked Blackie Vanderveer with a one-two blitz In the first round of their six-round seml-wlndup re- maicn and went on to win a unani mous decision to even the series. DULL ' Vanderveer was laek-lustre after receiving Weiser's blasting right on his chops' in Uie first chapter and seemed to Just go through the mo tions Uie rest of the way. He didn't. box Weiser like. he did the first time but seemed to be trying for a knockout. That was up Weiser's alley, because the Bomber can punch with Uie best of them. This writer had Weiser winning five of Uie six with one, the second, even. - Malin Beats Chilcquin Malin beat Chlloquin, 8-2. Satur day in Junior -Baseball League ac tion. Chiloquin's .Copeland poled home run for ihe losers' runs. ' Burnt Teart Moth Hole ' Worn Place Bewoven SALLY'S REWEAVING StcttU PeHIi4 " Rtrti4wtW frr STRAIGHT QUAKER 0ISTIUINO COM Jcry Rcnaud was the evening's hit. The Portland lad's left Jab bad Rudy Carlson's nose bleedins soon after Uie second round opened. Renaud finally set Carlson up In the third round and pitched htm face down on the canvas with a singing right uppercut. Carlson somehow got to his feet but was noticeably out of his heud. He didn't near tne bell and started slugging with Renaud until Referee Wally Moss, who handled the preliminary matches, broko It up. COMKBACK Carlson made an astounding comeback as Renaud tried lor the knockout he just missed In tha third. Carlson actually took the last round, but the decision for Renaud by Moss and Judges Bob Ross Sr. and Bert Rohu was unanimous. In preliminary matches Kid PoU lard of Willow Ranch won unani mous four-round decision from out classed Don Plcord. Chlloquin, and Clyde Phoenix. Willow Ranch, fin ished fast In the last round to get surprising draw with sDunkv Porky Jimtnez. Jlmlncs dropped Phoenix in the second round. Flailln' Phil EamDson of Reno challenged the Winner of the main event. Ursal Snapp, Merrill's urlde and Joy home vlsitlne after finish. ing his schooling at the University of Southern California, was also Introduced from the ring and Indi cated he would be willing to fight here soon. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press Today a year ago Citation reached the magic mark of tl.000, 000 in earnings by winning the 8100,000 Hollywood Cold Handi cap. Five years ago Ezzard Charles knocked out Fltzle Fitz Patrick In the fourth round ol a scheduled 10-round bout at Cin cinnati. Ten years ago The New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Ti gers, 3-0, as Hank Borowy hurled a - two-hitter, and boosted their league lead to six games. Twenty years ago Jimmy Foxx, slugging Philadelphia Ath letics first baseman, slammed out his thirty-fifth home run of the season in a game against the De troit Tigers. - . wt usi GOODYEAR MATERIALS mi FACTORY METHODS STO? IN TODAY GOODYEAR Exfra-AUeag RECAPPING 50 Exchange 6.00x1e CONVENIENT TERMS goodyear SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath Ph. 8141 Oregon's popular old time Bourbon now years old! EXTRA AGE NEW LOW PRICE 10 160 45 QT. Mm PINT You don't have to i be rich to enjoy rich Old Quaker. SXIY PAH Y. UWIIMCEIUI0, INDIANA, If tiiUii i $10