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"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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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,
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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
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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.
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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-
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! 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,
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