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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1952)
- WKDNKSDAY. JULY .10, 1052 1-rffij Mm M X - j"' ninir i1 ii t-i "DADDY, I THINK there's iionicthinR on my line." TUore was and 6-year-old Hobby Kufner has the fi.sh to prove It. Tho younj! son of J. R. Kufncr. 1420 Kane. caiiRht this 514 pound, 20 inch trout while trolling .Sunday in Klamath Lake. Young' Bohhy Ims been fish ing since he was four years old hut this is the liiggcsl the "veteran" has caught. By The Associated lreaa NATIONAL LKAGt'E W L Pet. Brooklyn l .671 New York it S3 .UXI Bl. Louis 'l 1 Philadelphia ("I 4" .MS Chicago M .H)4 Hotton 411 AM Clnclnnall 3D it .38 Pittsburgh IIS 71 .283 Tueaday'a Resujta Philadelphia . Cincinnati 11 Pittaburiih 7. Brooklyn 1 Chit-ago 4. New York 3 St. Louis 6. Boaton 6 (13 Innings) AMERICAN .KAGl.'K New Yorjc Cleveland Bon Ion .' Washington . 6S 40 66 43 61 43 m .601 .647 Ma .610 Mi .410 .361 61 46 Chicago . ' . " 61 411 Philadelphia 46 4 Bl. Louis J , 41 69 Detroit ' ' 36 (2 '. , - Tutiday'a Remits Cleveland 4. Boston 1 Hi.- uniw 7, Washington I Philadelphia &-S. Detroit 0-10 New York 10, Chicago 7 PACIFIC COAST LKAO.l'E w 61 I. Tel. Hollywood Oakland Ban Dleiio '' Beattle Loa Angeles Portland Ban Franclaco 48 .6117 71 511 ft 66 60 66 60 63 67 61 40 73 Bacramenlo 47 74 Tueaday'a Results Run Francisco 6. Hollywood 1 Reatlle 3. Portland 1 Sun Diego ), Sacramento 5 Loa Angeles 7, Oakland 6 Weatern International Lesgue W L Pel, Victoria , 66 33 Spokane . . (6 48 Vancouver , 40 43 Bnlem , 40 40 Lewlatort 47 63 Yakima 46 66 Wenotchee 43 67 Trl-Clty 41 68 Tueaday'a Results Victoria 4 Wenatchee 2 Rpokana I Trl-Clty a Vancouver 6 Yakima I Balem 3-8 Lewl.iton 1-1 , 673 .634 .633 .600 .470 .461 .434 .414 Sophomore Bobby Hill won the University of Alabama's first Southeastern Conference noil cham pionship this year with a two over par 300 for 73 holes. Wl UH OOOOYIAI ' MATIRIAll ! fjal MCTORY v MITHODt STOIIN T01AY goodAear RECAPPING $ 10? 50 lachanta 6.00x16 CONVENIENT TERMS GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath Ph. S141 avaBaiaaafemSI i Title Date, Site, Pay-offs Argued Nf;W VOItK ( Plans for milium dollar September title mulch between heavyweight cham pion Jersey J "ft Walcoll and Ifcx-ky Murciano, Die Brockton, Mann., crunhrr, hinge on three nniwrlanl point: I, Percentages. Kellx Bacchic rhiu. WbIcoII'b miiiiuuf r. Insists on 41 per cent. Marly Weill, Mrc laho'si malinger, wants "more thin 16 per cenl." Promoter Jim Nurrls nay he can allot only 60 per cent. 3. Hale. Weill and Nnrrla preler Tuenday. Sept. 21. Hncchlcchlo likes Sept. lb or Hept. in. 3. site. Weill and Norrli want New York's Yankee Hladlnin. Boc- clutchlo wnnls a place "Where I can manniie inV lliihter," ponslbly Jersey chv or I'luladelphla. llhAllACIII-: The percentage angle inuy give Norrih' Inleniiiiional Boxing Club qime a headache. II Marly Weill, whom atep lalher Al Weill la I. HC. iniuchinaker, Innlsla on too much mora than 16 per cent, they will have quite a hassle, Marclano. Iresh from hla sensa (lonnl two-round knockout ol Harry MaUhewn. planned lo remain In New York a lew days lo await a definite date on the big Unlit. He'll no lo camp In about two weeks. hTftl'ltlHK 'ilie ai-year-old nrocklon bullboy expressed surprise thai Matthews did uot "Jab and run." A Rocky put II. "He really wanted lo fight. ' Mailhewa Irll lor hla Besltle home leavlm manager Jack Hurley lo collect the paycheck ol about 1M.0H81 the aame amount Hocky collected lor live minutei work. Softball Playoffs On Tonite The Cliy Softball League opens Ha piayofla lonluht on Conner Field wllh a nub-dislricl Jounl Willi Lake view the pme lor the winner of ihe double elimination tournament. Games lomiht put Buburbsn Tav ern against Uie Elks al 7 o'clock. Bill's Place and Hercules mix In the nightcap. Play continues Friday night and Saturday mini will be utilised If the field la available. If Saturday plav goea on, the champion la ex pected to be named after Sunday nlght'a rounds. Bill's Place and Suburban Tav ern rules as. co-favorltes In the 'The'wlhher' or lh Lakevlew3 Klamath Falla series at Lakevlew enrn a shot- it the Oranla Pass- Medford victor. The winner of that one frets a ticket to the state lourn anient.. By The Annoclated Preaa Kalamar.oo. Mich. Rill Qull llan ol Seattle, ranked No. 1, led Ihe way into the third round of the National Junior tournament with a 6-1, 6-4 victory over Uavld Frelshtat of Baltimore. OOLF Los Angeles Bcrrl Long of Huntington. West Vs., defeated ne lending champion Marjorle Lind say ol Decateur, III., 3 and 3. in the first round ot womens west, cm Amateur tournament. Oregon Gets 9 Golf Spots PORTLAND 11 Oregon wlU have nine places In the national amateur golf tournament to open Aug. 18 at Seattle. Rcge Ott. In charge of qualifying play for the state at Portland Oolf Club on Aug. 1, said Wednesday 66 have entored and patrlngn will be made up by this week end. '--v.V k vv v v V ; m V CUTE CATCH Barbara Trcet gives the cameraman a treat hooking herself while casting for trout near Roscommon, Miclk Ping Pong Deadline Extended Interest In the YMCA-sponsored fnng pong tournament thst opened , est night at the 'Y' has caused Oenersi onairman tan nuion uj extend Uie ret isuatlon deadline to Thursday noon. Thursday night's program will also handle opening rounds with final elated for next week, Hilton said. Working with Hlllon on whot YMCA ofliciala hope will be the first of an annual tournament are Joe 8ellers, Mike Brown. Jack Bronson and Oordon Olvan. Hal's Sport Shop has donated a perpetual trophy Uiat will be kept have winners ol all divisions In sortbed thereon. A new set of ping pong paaaies will be given to the player amass ing Uie best score on a handicap basis, thus giving the small fry an equal chance -with the "profes sionals". Ribbons will be given to the first three finishers in each ot Ihe four divisions. The divisions are adult lis years of age and up). Class A ( 15-18 il Class (13-14) and Clsss C (0-11). Netmen Turn To Ping Pong Ron Lowell and Eurl Brooks not only advanced to the scmi-tlnals ol the City Tennis Tournament yes terday they won opening round matches in the YMCA-sponsored ping-pong -tournament last night. In the only two matches, both In the adult division, Lowell beat Bud Hanson. 31-12. 31-18, and Brooks trimmed Cleve Bennett, 31-10. 31-13. Plav continues Thursday night at the 'V' in all lour divisions. Hector Rodriguez, rookie third baseman for the Chicago White Sox, halls from Algulzar, Cuba. He sneaks no English. DRAIN TILE far IteM 4rla ar I MfNI Mt Ml Ht . I PfYTON CO. I a. m. asse I Bl I IBS MBl UKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OUKOON Inloinigs Stanky-Sparked Cards Wax Hot By The Aso'lated Press Can lightning strike twice for Eddie BtankyV Will It be the miracle of Ihe Mound Cltv In 1063 Just aa it was I lie miracle of Coogon'a Bluff In 10617 Blank V la keeping discreetly quiet aa his sizzling Bl. Louis Csrdtnala continue to apply pres sure on Ihe Dodgers and Olsnis In the Nstlonal League race. But there Is no doubt Uie scrappy little Itedblrd skipper la thinking If It happened once It can happen again. Who will forget the '61 pennant race In which the Olants. aparked by Btanky, rose from a 13 Vi game deficit on Aug. 11 to nose out the Dodgers for the pennant In a play off? With that In mind. It would be hazardous to discount the third nlnrft Cardinals because thev trail the pace-seltlng Dodgera by eight and a half gomes with 67 more U go. Thev struggled through 1J in Saxton Favored CIIICAOrVfl Undefeated Johnny Saxton, New York lelt hook spec ialist, rules a 7-6 favorite over Virgil A kins of St. Louis, No. 3 lightweight contender. In their 10 round match Wednesday night at Chicago Stadium, BIG DUKE WORK GLOVES 85 DRESS SOX 7) ' " ''IPlI fW S'RAW H1$ ISB.rla1 aHHH 37C y a 7fJ Still o few drei. You'll find your fovor- flk ' straws left. Out thev o! lui her on Ttf jJ.tT J . V our jam packed racks l y rsj s ". work . your ioo . cr.:f. Mffllyv V Vf fu CHOICE our fine collection. '$lt7 VcA ,J V OVJA Walk out with real 1 V"'V ' f$!&itLZ' CI" ' qood looks and hand- -rd J f 51 iPO" ome lavinqi, to boot! I fA . . pants 0i why) M, . Forest Green Le' 1 "H ; MM OMk 11 m iVf 1 Lonshire Twi.l, jVf , ' -Z Q 7 I I Mm. of I i I Is r ti t I I i aw mu t jr- or I i- s yt----- v-v-4 1 FALL TOPCOATS JUST ARRIVED! Shop now while selection II freih and complete We Guarantee Satiifaction or Your Money Back Sam Neilin MAIN AT nings Tuendsv night before they finally downed the Braves in Bos ton. 6-6. to pick up a lull game on the Dodgers and Olants. Murry Dickson gained the honor of becoming the flrat Pittsburgh pitcher to defeat Brooklyn this season ending a lJ-game Dodger winning streak over the Pirates wllh an etght-hll 7-1 triumph. linos le Warren Hacker, with the help of veteran Dutch Leonard, gained his ninth triumph as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Olants, 4-2. Philadelphia's Phillies continued their blistering pace, sweeping a twl-nlght twin bill from Cincinnati, 6-1 and 4-3. Mickey Mantle's grand alam RELAX, tn'foy jountlj at Ortgoift ftrtetl font rttort battt. Suim, turf, ittnhakt, goif, ride or just losf by tUy, Sleep soundly to tbi song 0 the tmrj si might. M1 GEAR It's Our Annual Sale! THREE MORE BIG DAYS Thursday, Friday and Saturday WORK SHIRTS ' Blue and qrey Chambray, others 1 37 SPECIAL! OTH thrift y) Fore home run with two out In the ninth inning gave the New York Yankees a thrilling uphill 10-7 triumph over the Chicago White Sox and enabled them to retain their three-game first place margin over Cleveland. The Indians whipped Boston, 4-1, lo drop the Red Sox 4 games olf the pace. The St. Louis Browns won their sixth game In seven siarU as Ned Ourver and Earl Harrlst pitched a 7-3 decision over Spec Shea and the Washington Senators. Philadelphia and Detroit split a doubleheader, the Tigers, rallying to win the second game, 10-8, after Hurry Byrd had hurled the Ath letics to a 6-0 shutout victory In the opener. IIAIIT 6EARHART, 0 R E G 0 H Dint in thf fomoui Copper Grill Ovf looking (hi Focifk, bnlliont at sunst. Dancing vtry night. Driftwood Lobmg. ki SEASIDE. S3 As. SPORT COATS ' . COMPLETE STOCK 20 OFF store, inc. PHONE 6873 Seattle Sends Bevos To Sixth In 3-1 Win By The Associated Press Irons two-week round trio. Dinned Seattle whipped Portland J-l In the opener of their eight-game Pa cific Coast League baseball series at Portland Tuesday night to knock the Beavers Into sixth-place, half game behind Loa Angeles. It was a scoreless ball game until the seventh when Seattle's Al Lyons homered olf Lyman Llnde, but it remained for clutch-hitter Rocco Krsnlch to single In Artie Wilson and Walt Judnlch with the tying and winning runs In the eighth TWIN BILL The teams clash in a doublehead er Wednesday night with Vera Kindsfather (13-8) opposing Larry Ward (8-6) in the opener and Steve Nngy (11-0 1 facing Fred Sanford (12-4) In the nightcap. Los Angeles moved Into fifth plsce, three games behind Seattle, as Portland moved out. , The Angels, home from a disast- H AMUXAl MSniMt C0L.RK, KOi, IL f arm or aw arm. 'mm m mm .rim-r Sport Shirts . 1.37 SLACKS All Reduced! Sport Shirts Ln9.i.r. dudi T Shirts Turti' N,ck-A" eoon 1 77 Canvas Casual Shoes 4.77 Dress Shirts Ny" Aa 177 Swim Trunks1 LEVIS MnA'odf Boy 3.35 4.25 WorkSoxw"""cCr,"7,. 57c PACK TXEVEN ! Oakland down for a 7 to 6 victory. Hollywood, playing seventh place San Francisco, took a 6 to 1 past ing. The Stars rsn Into some flos sy pitching by Floyd Bevens and Bill Bradford, and could get only four hits. BASEK LOAOKD The Seals put together five singles In the third for three runs and the ball game, driving atarter Joe Mulr out. Bevans walked the bases full In the ninth and gave way to Bradford with two out. San Diego, apparently back on the victory trail after two weeks of unsteady, erratic play, beat Sac ramento by an 8 to count, Additional Sports Page 12 s BUSO IS ROOf Ul tUSk KlWl VsTO BIG CHAMP, WORK GLOVES 92-
