Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 17, 1952, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OKKHON TIIUHSDAY, JULY 17. 1(152 -tf n -J 1 - s doe ogims With SoDemni V eJI IILLED FOR Reames Golf and Country Club appear anct Aug. 21 to conduct golf clinic for the MacGregor Golf Company it Helen Dett weiler, smooth - twinging blonde golfer whs holds a Western Open title among ether accomplishments. She'll also tour the course that day with three ' Reamet women golfers to be named by Pro Earl Schneiter, who obtained the services of Helen. Malin Hurler Gets Class A WL Chance Wavne Rick, bit Malin riuht- Mhmbiiss to Klamath Counlv and I 4 District titlrs this year, was uisnrd uv ue balrm senators yesterday Rica has given uo Diana to iciiu wivicun oinie vuiieKe mi inrow in nun iiir vinsn n ciuo ut ine Western International Leatrue. Rick weal to Salem recently on a look-see basis. Salem Manger Hugh Lubv liked his looks and sinned him ud alter he Ditched the elchth and ninth Inn In us against the House o( David Monday nieht, nuriinir niUMs ball and lust one batter. Rick will be on the Inacttr lor the moment but said Lubv was Irvine to make room lor him on the playing rosier. The 6-3. 180- nounder said De troit ol the American League had an agreement with Salem whereby the Tigers had first chance to pick him up if he makes good In the Western International League. Rick lumps from hieh school baseball Into Class A atter notch ins a 9-1 record with Malin. going unbeaten until the State playoffs. Salary terms were not disclosed. He reports Tuesday when Salem, now on the road, returns home " v.- ' U. MA? y nieht, U RED HUKD, SPOUTS EOfTty wr an n e. u T m an t sr ,i LWW9W a w City Tennis Tourney Dales have bo en established fur Iwiinien'a alnulra are definitely WAYNE RICK now a Senator Yakima In First Division Bill's Place Regains Lead f tsWbri SPORTS THOUGHTS while trying- to keep cool: Wondering whether the Russians will flop raifcer than wondering whether Americans will win thus far occupies the top news spot in Olympic reports from Helsinki, Fin land . . .' me superman nave become "mystery men" . . . The long end of the odds on Rocky Marci&no over Harry (Kid) Matthews for their July 28 fistic date is understandable . . . Mar ciano is an Eastern boy, known well in New York, site of the fight t . . Matthews is a Western lad whom most of the "experts' think has climbed the fistic ladder on Manager Jack Hurley's shrewd string-pulling, rather than on his ability ... Aggravating after-thought about Matthews - Marciano fight: there will be no radio or television broadcasts . . . radio station and newspaper telephones will take a worse beating that night than the loser of the fight . . . Ridin' Herd stays! with "The Athlete" to be the guy that beat the guy that beat Joe Louis ... WHEN CHAMP HATCHER Was working on his no-hitter Sunday, Shortstop Ron Owings kept Hatcher "alive" with three nice assists in one inning . . . currently, Owings gets my nod as the most polished performer on the Klamath Junior Legion team ... - 'Answer to those who howl about lack of girls Softball news in the H tc H sports section: I can print eniy- the news l get ... u were psychic I'd join the circus , reports on the games are sporadic . . , suggestion for improvement: the gals should appoint someone to turn in reports alter games . . . Advance drums are beating al ready on King Football . . . the mail Is full of college schedules, ticket information, etc . . . Ken Kerr, state Softball director, and Ralph Guynes. president of the State Softball Association were in town Tuesday to appoint a new Dist. 8 commissioner - and pull strings together for the State Soft ball Tournament . . . news will be upcoming on this . . . Wools Score 88, Win Two Undefeated Oregon Wool added swo more wins to its victory skein last night and piled up 88 runs in doing it. The Woolies blanked Fray-Tex, H-0. and clobbered Merrill. 50-3. The Wools have eight wins in as many starts. By The Atxm-iatrd Preas The Yakima Bears, showing themselves as real pennant con tenders, stormed into the first division of the viern Interim tional League Wednesday muht. chopping down the Tri - City Braves, 6-3. Yakima, sailing the win awnv i with a four-run outburst in the It was Home Run Night at Con- seventh liming. tooU ovrr fourih ger Fiekj last nigli. in Herrules spot from the Salem Senators, who shaded Basin Auto 15-14 md Bill', uronm'd to tilth b. virtue nt then Place regained the lead in the 6-4 loss to last-place Weniitchec. Citv Softball League with a 1J-8 Oilier league action Wednesday victory over Metiers, saw the second place Spo- Bill s Place, tied for the loop knne Indians drop Vancouver. 10-3. lead bv Suburban Tavern Monday. and the loop - lenduig Victoria nil u, Jumped back on to last Tyees sweep a doubleheader with night with the Tavernmen Idle. i Lewiston. 9-4 and 7-4. 't he leaime leaders poled three ; SPARKPLl'GS home runs last night, two by Short. . Zuvella and John Albenl stop Cecil Hpiidncks. one by Third- ,v .D.rkuiug, of the Bears' in? VetlerV out a two run homer and Albint i .!,... , v. j i collected a solo circuit clout. mnuiiiiia&cr niaus. Luuara lulu .., i wl "r u... ........ the Herald and News this mornuig I'V LEVil itprf 1 Wanatchee gained Its win over he had signed Ralph Weiser and . uln'nd" rSlm? f'PeIi ? Salei, in the f.llh frame when Jerry Renaud to headline the July lS?,hm1' losers";the Chiefs scored thrice, one run boxing card at the Armory. 'a Ichased In bv Ross McCormick's Renaud. the Portland boy who " .".J , ,t n . triple. Mctormica. oreaaing loose Hercules 2M 62-15 5 i m n""nl1 "VmV- n" Ur "r I Combest. Robb and Bennett; j'0"' Kelsev and Carrier. ' ' 6M 40-11 1 A four for four periormance was Metiers 231 20- 8 8;aiso turned in at Spokane ov Young. Dixon and Flocchinl; shortstop Wilbur Jonnson oi inr Sorenson and Cada. i Indians as the Tribe walloped Vancouver. Spokane rapoen oui io Weiser, Renaud Signed Matchmaker Mack Llllard told made such an Impression with lo cal fans In beating Klamath Falls' Rudv Carlson last Saturday, is rat- h lu,., 1 i V. . v.. . n Weiser earns the crack at Re-. 'Ie naud bv whipping highly-rated Blackie Vanderveer on Saturday's card. the Miunr ii(inmiiTd Cllv Tennis Tniirimineiit with plans for running ulf alx-ond punslblv eight dlvl- Mons. i 'Hie Moose (iiiiriiitnient cinnilill lev, headed bv Hill Mills, put the week-loim lournev bclwrell July 'it and Aug. 3 on liio Muore Park cuu r In, Men'a alngles, doublea and con solniion ruuiuis, woniru's ainules, linilor men'a slnglea and Junior set vlellni of the Pacific Northwest Tennis C'hniniloiishl WrtlncMlay, bowing lo Lawrence Barclay. Van couver, II. C, 6-1, 1-5, In a quarter llnals match. ilvile bntiuced back In the men's singles, though, taking a 6-3. 6-1 win from Hub Prince. Seattle. Ilvile Iheii coiinlrd with another Callfor TACOMA l.fl ller.HChel Ilvile. nluii. tlerrv DeWllts. Ouklaml. In llilrd-.ieedrd national lunlor men's I the men'a doublea to beat Olvm tennis plaver. brca'iie the first up- Din's Hill Klein and Clay lllberlv. Hyde Upset By Barclay down lor action. ftunntc Lowell, In charge of registration, salt! mixed doubles and Junior inriis dimliU i burSiru would bo held If enough entries came 111. Pliivm'K planning to enter lbs tniirniiineiil are asked lo register with Lowell at Moore Park. P'eiM are 13 tor alnglea plav, 11.50 per person In doubles and must be filed before a plavera first mulch. Hulls will be furnished for aenil fliinls and final" nlavera. Deadline lor entry In JulV 34 100S (Ilia 2 Gal. Canned Oil Special 1.47 Joyhawk Petroleum 213S South 6th Bevos Get Bottlers PORTLAND OH The Bottler brothers from the University of Oregon have now both been signed to play baseball by the Portland Beavers. The brothers, Ron, 19, and 30-year-old Bill performed as a bat tery for the University of Oregon. Last week Bill, a pitcher, signed with the Beavers and was sent to Victoria of the Western Interna tional League. Ron. a catcher, signed Monday. He will Join his brother at Victoria next week. By The Associated Press Pitching Bill Wight, Tigers, turned in his fifth victory and third shutout In pitching Detroit to a 8-0 four-hit victory over Washington. Batting Gil McDougald. Yanks, clouted three-run homer In seventh inning to climax four-run rally that enabled New York to beat Cleveland, 7-4, and sweep vital doubleheader. safeties off two Vancouver hurl- ers. Cece Garrlott proved the dif ference In- Victoria's second game win over the Broncs. He homered twice, one for two runs in the seventh and a bases - empty affair in the ninth. In the opener. Tvee pitcher Carl Gunnarson scat tered nine Lewiston hits as his teammates rapped out 11 off three Bronc hurlers. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEOFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors MOOVlAt illllh I MfHtMS BiMik I mt MTOtY fffjj! 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