Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 24, 1952)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. JtTLT K 19M lemxsiud Hindlay's limg Choice 'ii ' SU . J A ;,..... . V FOR VICTORY At least Ronnie Lowell hopes he'll be at successful in men's play es he has been the past several years in junior men's play. Ron will be on deck for the City Tennis Tournament, opening Saturday at Moore Parle, but he's too old now to play with the juniors so his title in thai division is wide ' span. The nine-day meet is sponsored by the Moose. LINDE STOPS PADRES Br The Associated Pues. The Saa Diego Padres are deep n tneir worst slump of the seaaon and Lefty O'Doul'a club. . which was tied lor first place only 10 days ago. mursaay u seven full games behind the Pacific Coast Leasu leading Hollywood stars. It was Hollywood that started Baa Diego tumbling downward. The Stars won seven games of their eight game series In Hollywood, and the Padrea went home and now have dropped the first two games of their series to Portland. The Beavers beat the Padrea again Wednesday night by a. 5 to 1 score. Hollywood pulled two games in front of Oakland, inasmuch as the Oaka bowed to San Francisco, 8 to S. while Hollywood was downing Sacramento. S to 1. Seattle downed Los Angelea again. 6 to S. Portland's Lyman Linde allowed Can Diego only five hits in scoring his 10th win. Memo Luna, the Pads' ' young southpaw, was nicked for 12 safeties. Rocoo Krsnich'a bat was the potent factor in Seattle's victory over Los - Angeles. The Rainier third baseman socked In four runs with a single, a borne run and a double. His homer was his first of the season and came with a runner on base. Jack Holtts homered for she Angels. Bucs Lag 41 Games By JACK HAND Assoolsted Press Sports Writer The magic number now is 18 In Pittsburgh's wild dash toward the Major League booby prize. Any combination of 18 Pirate losses or Brooklyn wins will do the Job. As the Pittsburgh lads (0-13 with Brooklyn) play 11 more with the Dodgers, K shouldn't tske too long. After Wednesday night's loss to Philadelphia 4-1. Pittsburgh rested 41 gsmes behind Brooklyn with M to play. Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati M. IDLE Because New York and St. Louis were idle, the Dodgers lost only a half game of their National Lesgue lead, now measuring seven games. At Boston, the Chicago Cubs ripped into Max Surkont and three others for IS hits and 6-1 victory. Just when the New York Yankees were ready to land a knockout blow on Cleveland, the Indians bounced back behind Bob Lemon to win, 7-8. Coming after Tuesday's double loss, the Tribe still trailed by 6 games in fourth place. ' CLOSE Ki , " Boston closed to within four games of the Yanks by blasting even runs In the ninth Inning at Chicago for a 10-4 decision. Washington remained in a chal lenging position, only six games ' back, by besting Detroit in 16 in . nings, 6-S. Starter Alex Kellner and winner Bob Hooper held St. Louis to four hits as the Philadelphia A's handed the-Browns their seventh straight defeat, 1-3. PROPANE. . Cooking ' Heating Rtfrigaration The Modern Fuel Water Heating Safe KLiniTfl Wsdqewood Ranges Servel Refrigerators OPEN SATURDAYS Plenty of Free Parking Main St. at Link River Weiser Underdog In Scrap Ralph Writer's banrinjr fists have enmM for the BeaUv Bomber a main event soot aeainst Port land's Jerry Renaud tomorrow nioht at the Armory. Lone-lime funs here are look ing for a knockout when these two hard-himmt luihiweltihts square oil in the feature bout of an outstand ing as-nnmri rftrd. stay here and haa never been known stay here and has never geen known to turn In a bad fieht. He wins more than his share with a two-fisted attack that seldom lets up The majority of clout customers feel Weiser can't set by Renaud's snappy left jab to find the knock out formula.. EYES KAYO Bui Weiser, who thrashed Blackie Vandervcer on the last show here when the Seattle boxer was an overwhelming favorite to repeat RALPH WEISER . 4 . knockout-minded an early win. has been working hard lor this one and la aiming lor a speedv end. Renaud. who parlaved a left jab and right nppercut to thrash Rudy Carlson last time out. Impressed the fans with his class. Unofficially at least, he's down as "Oregon's best lightweight." But he'll have to prove it against Weiser'a-all-out blits' that more of ten than not oava off in a snoose for his opponent. FAVORED Renaud will be slightly favored in a bout that shouldn't go the scheduled 10 rounds. Matchmaker Mack Lillard has signed three six-rounders as stellar supporting scraps, plus two fours to warm uie house. The semi-winduo sands Pat Ma- honey. Seattle, against Chiloquin's Bruce Miller. The special event brings back Carlson assist Seattle'a Chu Cmi Benson. SIX BOUNDS Darrell Harrington. Klamath Falls, and Millard Johnson, Seat tle, mix in the other six. Zane Mingo. Klamath Falls, vs. Danny Rios. Merrill, and Keith Fenecal. Klamath Falls, vs. Gab riel Estrada. ChUoouin, complete the card in opening four-round tiffs. Dick Reeder's. tth and Main. Is headquarters for reserved tickets. By The Associated Press - NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting Klusaewski. Cincinnati, .328; Musisl, St. Louis, .322; Pafko, Brooklyn and Atwall, Chicago, J16; Addis, Chicago, .313. Home Runs Sauer, Chicago, 24; Hodges, Brooklyn and Kiner, Pittsburgh, 19; Mathews, Boston and Thomson, New York, 15. Pitching Roe, Brooklyn, 7-0, 1.000; Black, Brooklyn, 4-1, .800; Labine, Brooklyn and Wilhelm, New York, 7-2, .778; Erskine, Brooklyn and Hearn, New York, 10-3. .769. Strikeouts Spahn, Boston, 110; Simmons, Philadelphia, 87; Rob erts, Philadelphia, 85; Wade, Brooklyn and Mizell, St. Louis, 84. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting Goodman. Boston, .331; Woodllng, New York, .329; Kell, Boston and Fain, Philadel phia, .327; Mantle, New York, .314. Home Runs Berra, New York, 20: Rosen, Cleveland, 18; Doby, Cleveland and Wertz, Detrolf 17; Robinson, Chicago and Zernlal, Philadelphia, 16. Pitching Shantz, Philadelphia, 17-3, .850; Raschi, New York, 11-2, .846; Shea, Washington, 9-2, .818; Sain, New York, 8-3, .727; Reyn olds, New York, 12-5, .706. Strikeouts Shantz. Philadel phia, 99; Pierce, Chicago, 96; Rey nolds, New York, 94; Garcia, Cleveland, 89; McDermott, Boston and Gray, Detroit, 78. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modem Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earlej and Joe Earley Proprietors Tractors a PyMstiina a Pawer Plamta Breeders Economical CMPJIT General Water Heaters Dearborn Heater - Phone 2-2541 Storage Tanks Furnished Bill Steppe, Mgr. TIME OUT! ja. DMttma . ' "I gotta laugh the way that team avoids touching the base llnei rorninr off the field them players and their superstition!" By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGl'E W L Pet, Brooklyn so 33 .723 New York U 11 .6J5 St. Louis 51 40 .560 Chicago 46 43 .517 Philadelphia 46 45 .505 Boston 38 51 .437 Cincinnati 17 54 .407 Pittsburgh 25 70 .263 Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 6. Brooklyn 4 Chicago 8, Boston 2 tnlght) Philadelphia 4, Pttsburgh 1 (ntgbt) urny games scneouied, AMBRICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York 56 15 .615 Boston 51 38 .573 Washington 50 40 .556 Cleveland 50 43 .543 Chicago 48 45 .516 Philadelphia 41 42 .494 St. Louis 15 58 .376 Detroit 19 60 J36 Wednesday'B Results Boston 10. Chicago 4 Cleveland t. New York 1 Philadelphia I. SI. Louis I Washington . I, Detroit 1 av nings) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Hollywood 60 46 .605 Oakland 67 47 .588 San Diego 62 51 .544 Seattle 86 58 .509 Portland 54 54 .482 Los Angeles 55 59 .483 San Francisco 48 68 .404 Sacramento 46 71 .188 Wedneaday'a Reanlta Hollywood 1, Sacramento 1 San Francisco 9, Oakland I Portland 5, San Diego 1 - i Seattle 8, Los Angeles' I . Westers International League W L Pet. Victoria 81 14 .661 Vancouver 47 39 .547 Spokane tl 41 .543 Salem 44 47 .484 Lewiston 48 48 .473 Yakima ' 43 51 .453 Trl-City - 40 58 .430 Wenatchee 39 54 .419 Wednesday's Xesalie Salem 3, Yakima Tri-City T, Wenatchee 1 Victoria 6, Lewiston 4 Vancouver 3-1, Spokane 1-1 YMCA Plans Ping Pong Tournament A two-day ping pong tournament, embracing both youngsters and adults, will be staged by the Klam ath YMCA next week as part of the Y's new expansion program. First rounds will be run off Tues day evening, starting st 7 o'clock, with finals slated for Thursday eve ning. . . Four divisions are on the tour ney bill: Adults (19 years- of age and up). Class A (15-18), Class B (12-14) and Class C (9-11). "It's open to men, women and children,'" a spokesman for the Y said yesterday. Entry blanks can be picked up at Hal's Sport Shop, the YMCA or the City Recreation office. Pi SAFE! SPILLS! SPEED! THRILLS! Medford Speedway Races Every Friday Night Trial 7 p.m. (Standard Time) First Ivent 7:45 aeneral Aden. $1.50 HARDTOP Children 10 JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S POSSE GROUNDS YRE.CA SPEEDWAY Hardfops-Every Saturday Night Trials 7:30 (Daylight Time) First Event 9:30 Sen. Adm. $1.50 Reserved Seats $1.80 Children S0 J -Jo'Seoirge .(Sets District Prize Aim Of Cokes Chiloquin's Jo Jo Ueorue and Clump Halcher were named aa fiom-line pitchers when the Klam ath Cokes shuved off at noon today for the Junior Legion Southern Ore gon dlstrk-l plnyolfs that open Fri day evening in North Hcml. Coach John McGtmits nominated George for the tournev-opeuuiK clash with Euiicue 6:30 p.m. ftoi.h Bond nnil .V.r.ie Creek mix in uie atU'ipu'ce on oiH'tmut day ol (he baebull meet thai will name a Southern Oreuoii represen tative in the state showdown Aug. 1-3. STRONGER George was given the nod over Hatcher for the Euuene game be cause Jo Jo. although not boast ing Haicher's mound record, has shown more strength. It is fell he'll be able to work two games without too much trou ble, a trick that mav prove valu able in the double elimination tour nev that is scheduled to end Sun day night but could stretch into Momiav. David D'Ollvo will be on hand for relief assignments. George goes against a Eugene team that beat the Cokes three of four games in non-league meetings this season. The Cokes wrapped up the League 4 title with a classy 7-1 record, losing tust one same to Medford in ones that counted. RECORD Their over-all record la 12-6. Top hitter among the regulars is Merrill's Jack Hendrickson with a .381 mark In 43 times at bat. Hendrickson will be at his familiar second-base post and clean-up of fensive spot. Working with Hendrickson in the infield will be Don Dexter at third (.303), Ron O w 1 n g a at shortstop (.2861. George Hanson at first (.2831 and Catcher Larry Yamell (.2501. Outfielders who are booked for starting Jobs are Louie Taucher (.3751. Ing Montgomery (.282) and Bill Anderson (.267). FluhreKs Wins Sixth Fluhrer'i Bakery won its sixth straight last night in the Pee Wee Softball League but Motor Invest ment is right on the Bakery Boys' heels. Fluhrer's tamed Spragua River, 12-7; Motor Investment had a rougher time, nipping Hitchcock's Beavers, 4-3. In other Pee Wee games. Farm er's Lumber clubbed Besslers. 18-8, and Wilson Insurance drubbed Riv erside. 16-8. In Midget League games. Nel son's Battery clobbered Basin Building. 22-2, and Parkmor ran over' Conger, 11-J. LJaterfiu IT RAZIER it KENTUCKY It SMOOTH KU0W KMTOCKY RfKOfD WHISKEY ns mi j i si M tflOOF M MAIM ttrilTDaU vfM bit m. aft lt d Trtf m JJJ..M STOP AND GO DEPARTMENT of the Klamath Cokes huddled briefly today just before the team shoved off to North Bend for the Junior Legion Southern Oregon district playoffs. Jack Hendrickion (leftl is tha leading hitter en the club with a .3(1 mark. Jo Jo George gets the opening pitching assignment against Eugene Friday night. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Prase Today a year ago Four Brad ley University basketball players. Including All America Gene Mel chiorre. were accused of taking bribes to control the points m two games. Five years ago The Brooklyn Dodgers trimmed the Cincinnati Reds 6-1 for their sixth consecu tive win and stretched their Na- mm Biq selection of knits, terry cloths, porterns ond solids. Req. 2.95. $99 o Includes tolid and pat tern qouchoes, and terry cloths in stripes and solids. Req. 3.95. DRELUS Irtaiwitvtt 733 Main $2 tional League lead ta ale full games. Ten years ago Spud Chandler hurled a four hit 1-0 shutout over the Detroit Tigers to give the New York Yankees an 11 (i game lead in the American League. It's Our Vork Sox Vork Shirts '" I37 Vork Pants 477 For Work or Dress Straw Hats F'188 f spl I Long-Sleeve, Turtle Neck rf I jflirf C Sty'- A" Colors Fancy T-Shirts !4 Price 111 I C Part WmI anA Cashmere ""f Vork Sox ' 57c Dress Shirts w m 377 Vork Gloves wchdamS;S ALL REDUCED! Sport Shirts Drees Soek T-Shlrts Swim Trunks We Suarantee MAIN AT Mmui Nod Suburban, Bill's Win As Home Runs Rain STANIIINdS frl. UJtl .J. ..Vi m ii Kiitmrlian Tavirn - I lllll'i (are I Kllti Mrllrrs . . IUli Atllo llITvll rr l.ttl Mini atilMirhan T Klk 1 Hill a I'laca IS llarrulaa I The league leaders in the Men's City Holluiill League hauled oul their home run bats last night as both Huburbaii Tavern anrT Hill's Place posted convincing wins. Suburban atayrd a half game and alx percentage polnut ahead ot Hill's Place in a 71 win over the Bill's Place clobbered the cellar dwelling Hcmilwi team, 18-5 The Rika' Roy Harris gave up )iil three hlta but two ol them were circuit clouts bv Suburban Flint - ba.teniau Hill arl. Una Uunlvang, meanwhile, Issued Just one hit to the Klks. Hill's found three home run of ferings off Hercules Pitcher Jim Palmer aa Bud Stelnsalfer, Jim Derrah and Darrell Sorenson hit for the fences. Palmer and Bob Lohrey olouted 100 reraHia leas letter 2 Gal. Canned Oil Special 1.47 Javhawk Petroleum 2135 South 6th JULY CLEARANCE 3 for 1.00 4 for 1.00 We Gladly REFUND EXCHANGE ' Merchandise Bouqht Here Anytime! Satisfostion or Your Money Back OTH four-baggers for Htrcules. Klka and Metiers olaah in Fri day night!, only sumo to end the make-up schedule, Line scores: duburbaii 101 11-7 1 1 Klka - 100 00-1 Gustvang and Carrier: Mama and Zlrkle. Rill's Place . 060 18- 16 t 1 Hercules 040 0. 7 4 Aoremon and Derrah: Palmer and Carrier. look for the IbujeonTsIgn 7mTm!eally 1 draft beer! fOLYrSQ 0F COURSE ! I stytaj iii. a.-A 7j SAM NEtLIN FsuitA F & ' I store, inc. PHONE C071
