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MONDAY, AUGUST 4. 10R2 IIKHALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON PAGE NINE op Olympic Team ,,.,,.. Ll I - ' 1 1 , I """"ljf .Burner wmnmmr'fmtif ' mmj !) !; . ! DR. RAYMOND TICE Heft I givei Earl Brooks a grin of con qratuUtiont after Broolti won the city tonnii till from the medico irf Sunday'i finali tt Moor Park, Brooks Wins City Net Title Karl Hrmiks owns llir cltv tennis orowu today but the aixiruniaii ahlu tide goes to his IlliaU lor, Dr. Raymond Tlce. The books Mil show llruuks w-hluping Ilia medico in yohlrr. day's Cliv Trnnt Tournanirni fin la at MiKrr Park by a 0 1. 6 3. t-6- 7-1 score. Hut the book ii won't ahow that Brooka, lut one uomt from victory In the loil act. wan hit with a painful leg Cramp. Tlie book" won't show Unit Tlce massaged Brooks' Irs until he could walk again. Brooks tlicn finished nee oil in abort order. Brooks- reached the tlnals brack el taturdav Uh a 6-3. 3-6. 6-4 win over Bonnie Lowell while Tlce was whipping Fred Kllnk In atralHlu new, e-1. . !)()( Ill.l H TITI.K flrookn added the doubles title when tie teamed with Lowell to whip Tlce and Bruce Dlnuicr. 6-4, e-i. (. Hut Dingier olrked un both the junior men's crown and the men's consolation prize. Ttio ex-KUHK net star brccr.ed throuiih Vern Keller In the lunlor linala, 6-3, 6-1. lie wan pushed aomewhat more In the consolation linala against Bud Case, llnnlly winning out. e-1. 6-3. 8-6. Tlie women champion la Nl Patterson. FRKKII Fresh alter winning her cml-final-, match to Clover North bv default. Nl beat Jerne Shoupe In the finale. -. 7-S, Jerrv reached the championship bracket with a 6-4. 6-3 win over Vel OI;.on, Jan Taylor successfully defcniled her Junior women'a title Friday. The week-long tournament wan sponsored lor the aecond straight year bv the Moose Lodiie. A ban quet la planned aoon to award the trophic,, Polly Riley . Wins Amateur l.OS ANGELES I The golleih scattered In mnnv directions Mon day after the wlndup of Iho Wo men's Western Amntetir. but mosl of them will re assemble a I Port land. Ore., fur the Women' Na tional Amateur Aug. 26. : Newly crowned queen f the tVtnd annual Western tournamrnl Is Polly Rlely, Curlls Cup team member from Fort Worlh Tex., who defeated Mnrv Ann Uownev, Baltimore, In the 30-holc finals nl Saturday 2 and 1. Colorado A h M's football tram possesses a title It hopes II won't keep next season. Last yenr the Rams led the nation in least op position fumbles recovered. They recovered only clRht enemy bob bles. I TIME OUT! "Really F.d throwing your ball! If you're to play golf with me, I'd prefer you try to avoid that , petty cheating!" for '"M'grf''''''1'1''1 Overhaul Motor AS LOW 1Q88 . AS i'! I V Per Month DUGAN & MEST ill So. ilk OLYMPIC WEEKEND CHAMPIONS IIKI.HINKI m - oivmpic cham pions croft ned on the final two ilaya ol the games l Saturday and Sunday): Hasketbutl United Slate. riH-crr Football Hungary, Water Polo Hungary. . KWIMMINM Men loo meter Breaalatrok .Jnhn Dnvicrt, Australia. 3:34.4 1 1 New Olympic record. Old mark ol J 30 8 bv Jerrv Holan. USA, nun navies in prruinlnarlcal Women 400-meter Freestyle Vulciie Ovciikc, llunuary, 6:12 1 New Olvmnic record. Old mark ol 6:166 by Evelyn Kawamoto. USA, In preliminaries! Women's High Diving Mra. Pa i Ida MrOormlrk. USA tLeng Ucarh. Calll.i 78 31 points. Men'a IDOO-mrtcr Freestyle Fuid Konno. UbA illunolului 18:30 (new Olympic record. Old record ol 18:3-4 set hv Shlro Hashlsume, Japan, In prellma. I titTLINO Itoud Race Individual - A. Nnyrlic. Belgium. 6:00:. 4. lean). Belulum. HOMNU Flyweight Nate Brooks, USA tClevolund) Bantamweight peulll llama lumen. Finland Featherweight Jan Zachara, Cccho'lnvakia Lightweight Aurcllano Bolog- ne-i. Iialv Light Welterweight Charley Adkiim. USA (Gary, lnd.) Weltrrweiiiht Zyiimunl Oheh la. Tolnnd i I. lulu MuldlewelKht Lasilo Pupil. MuuKary Mtddlewrluht Floyd Patter Mil, I'SA i New York i Until Heavywelaht Norvel Lee. UBA tWHshlnKton. D. C Heavyweluhl Ed Sanderf, USA iLoa Antrelen V t:()l I STHIAN ' Individual Three day Event Huns J. F. N. Von Bllxen Kmecke. Sweden, 28.33 Prix Dps Nations Uuinplnjtl Individual. Pierre d'Orlola, Frnnce: Team, Oreal Britain. Salem Wins Legion Title SALEM l.ti Snlem's Valley Motors won the Oregon 8tate Junior American Legion baseball tournament Sunday, defeating Pllchlord Motors of Eugene 5-4 In the final 10-lnnlng game. Tho winner will represent the alntc In the Northwest regional touninmcnl at Yakima. Salem, which lost n game to The Dulles early in the double-elimination tourney came back Sunday to Iwlce dcleitt previously unbeaten Eugene. Salem won the Afternoon game 8-5. then clinched the crown in the night llnal. Wayne Osborne. catcher. slammed out n triple In the tenth Inning of the final game to score Jerry Gregg, break a 4-nll tie and Hive Snlcm the title. SPORTS MIRROR Hy The Associated Presa Today a year ago The United Sluicn gained the final round of Dnvls Cup r.otio competition by sweeping the first three matches against Mexico. Fire years ago Ike Wl llama knocked out Bob Montgomery In the sixth round to gain undisputed claim to the lightweight title. Ten years ago Jim Tobln, Boston Braves' pitcher tied a Na tlonnl League record for most home runs by a pitcher but the Braves lost 4-3 to the Philadelphia Phils. Burnt Taco-g Moth Hole Worn PlacM Rowovon SALLY'S REWEAYING- SeaHIo fertleai lmtli'6f U.S. Wins 5 Crowns In Boxing HKLUINKI ul'i Th mi Olym pic Umcii became Iniilory Mon day and the hlatorlana are (Oln to need a whole new book to take care ol Uila glgauiic auorts carni val. The games which ended In the Fliini.ih twilight eunday evening were bigger and better In every way than any of those of tlie previous 14 modern Olympics. Forty-nine ol the 70 competing countries broke Into the unolllcial scoring column which recorded the lirsl aix places. Their lolala varied Irum 814 for the United States down to one marie by Singapore lor a sixth In leainerweigiii weighl lilting. HM.OND .kU..;.... pix-i'culed an extremely well balanced learn and scored iij 1-3 points, sr.'OiiU to the United Stales. Tile tluiibhilis took the lead on Ihc Ural day with their expected i,.nu hiaiii hi uie wumtn'fl ulacua, were overhauled briefly by the Untied Stales during the aecond aim iiuru uaya oi track aim neiu, then look a long lead when results poured In from men'a and women's gymnastics. Tlie U. B. won out Saturday, the llnal full day of competition. Hie Americans atarted oil the morning trailing by 24 1-3 points. At the end ol tlie day they led by 611 1-3 points, ADD FOl'R 1 ne United States added four more points Sunday In the team aectlon of the Prix Dea Nations, the show Jumping climax of the equestrian competition. This event, the only one on the Sunday's program, brought France Its sixth gold medal of the games. In the Individual section, and Oreat Britain Its first, In the team division. Competition was ao atrong that merely breaking an Olympic record wasn't enough at tlmea. All but three of tlie men's track and field records were equalled or broken. In swimming every record was broken. In boxing the United' States won live titles, the most any country ever his taken. Spokane Climbs To Second By The Anoclaled Press The Spokane Indians tightened their hold on aecond place In tha Western International League Sun day with a -4 win over Vancou ver's aklddlng Capllanoi. The win gave the Indians a aweep of the four-game aeries tlhree were wen by the same 5-4 score) but left them still 13 , game behind the Victoria Tyees, who spill a Sunday twin bill at Lewlston. Tyee southpaw Jehosle Heard lacked up his 11th WIL victory a three-hit 1-0 ahulout In the seven-Inning opener against the Idahoans. Lewlston took the night cap 13-4. Yakima and Trl-Clty and Wen atchee and Salem also divided Sunday doubleheaders. Yakima edged Trl-CHy 1-3 In Uie second game at Yakima for the Bears' only win of the four-gam series. Trl-Clty won the seven Inning opener 6-5. Salem downed Wenatchee 3-1 after a 5-3 loss In Uie preliminary, In Saturday action, Trl-Clty tripped Yakima 10 9, Salem downed Wenatchee 7-1. Victoria defeated Lewlston 8-2 and Spokane edged Vancouver 6-4 in the 10 Innlng opener of a doubleheader. and took the alterplece by Uie same score. Likas Wins Net Crown VANCOUVER, B. C. (JPl Top. seeded Harry Llkaa of Ban Fran cisco defeated Emery Neale of Portland 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4 Saturday to win in men s singles crown of the Western Canada Lawn Ten nis championships here- me men doubles title went to l.lkas and Conway Cotton, also ol San Francisco after a 6-t, 6-3, 1-6 victory over earn Le ol Portland and Neale. . The University of Florida foot. ball team Play seven same, in the state of Florid this year. The teams iscea in tne peninsula state are Stetson, Citadel, Clemaon, Au burn, Oeortla. Miami and Ken. tucky. Then are "changt overs" from new cars . . . whilt thty last- i dick b. Miller co. OLDS - CADILLAC - FISK TIRES 7th ont) Klamath . PhoW 4103 Russians ' Claim Victory HtliilNKI im Rus:,la claimed an overall victory in the Olympic Games Monday with 4114 points sgulnst 400,26 for the United States. Apparently the Russians decided a flrbi place was worth onlv seven points ladcad of the 10 points awarded by the Mitnriard scririmr. method used on all Olympic Oamei alnce 1020. A statement Issued by N. Roman- 0v, leader of the Soviet Olympic J team said the Russian acore would i have been better If the ludalnu had been more "objective." ! Under the standard scormtt I method, the United Slates was this I year's Olympic team victor with UI4 points against 663 1-2 lor IRll'isla. b( OltlNti I Tills Is baaed on 10. i. 4. 3. 2. and I point awards lor the Una six placements in all events lor -which gold medals were awarded. 'Ine Russian statement made no explanation of how the Soviets got their point total, hut papers In Moscow aald this point system giv ing seven points lor flrnl place In stead ol ten. Scoring lor the other placings wan the aame as the standard system. Dl.'.patchen Irum Moacow said this point system was used In lire British Olympic Association's re port on the 1048 games published in World Sports, The British Group magazine. There Is no official team winner In the eemes, FROWNS All team tabulations are unoffi cial and frowned on bv Olympic officials. Sunday the Helsinki olllce of Tass, the official Russians news agency, said no team tabulations were helPT kept. In the first place gold medals, uie United States far outstripped Rus sia 41 to 23. In track and field events, the central sport of the garnet, the U. S. won the most llret places It haa ever taken under the modern program 14 In all ol the 24 events. Mosl of Russia's scoring came In men's and women'a gymnastics, free style and Greco-Roman wrest ling, weight lifting and women s track and field competitions. Snead Eyes $25,000 Prize CHICAGO un A beaming Sam Snead, his lost confidence restored, looks eagerly to Thursday's start of golfs most fantastic . money chase the SDO.000 "World Cham pionship" at Tarn 0'8hanter Coun try Club. First award in Uus 73. hole scramble of leading pros Is 25. 000. an unprecedented golf payoff thai aets Snead and ali Uie rest atratnlng at the leash. Snead scampered through a downpour thai struck while he waa en the eighth hole Sunday for a fourth round 66. This gave him a. 271 total to breeze to victory in Tarn's All-Amerlcan tourney. His 17-under-par tally was good for the S3.420 tlrs prlie with an eight stroke edge over Tommy Boll. Bolt, tne peppery Durham, N, C, pro who led Snead by one stroke entering the finale, faded to a closing 74 for 279 and J2.360. Louise Suggs of Atlanta took the All-Amerlcan Women's Open crown and Uie 11.000 top payoff with a 300 total, four under fem inine par. Betsy Rnwls of Austin, Tex., and Patty Berg shared se cond with 309. The All-Amerlcan Men ama teur went for the tilth successive year to Frank Strannhan who rallied witn a closing ia tor v to beat Ncllo Campagnl of Wau kegan. HI., who three putted the last "green. Cater Wins Rifle Prize SPOKANE Wl Charles R. Cater of La Grande, Ore., piled up an aggregate score of 3,168 199X Saturday lo edge out C. L. Woods of Portland, who had a 3.164-1S4X, to win top honors In Uie NRA regional smallbore rifle championships at Uie Spokane Valley Gun Club. Placing third in the grand ag gregate was Harold Greer of Boise, Idaho. In fourth placo was Robert Boydston of Billings, Mont. MIAMI (IT! Horses couldn't recog nise Hlaleah rnce track now from a vegetable field. The famed racing atrip Is knee-deep this summer In a crop of velvet beans and cow peas. This off-season treatment is strictly for soli conservation to keep the turf In top condition. rgBRAND NEW 8:UU x TIRES tax included $29 oftfoal! Crown Up Tonight a4aV'jX'' ' -'! . c ' ' ill a RED Simmons Shuts Out Cardinals By The Associated Press Philadelphia's vastly Improved Phillies and Athletics don't figure to clash In the 1922 World Series but the men of Steve O'Nell and Jimmy Dykes will have a lot lo KOV nvr U'hn Hn, Both Philadelphia clubs, below the .500 mark a little more than a month ago, have been playing at a pennant clip ol late and the are against the pennant contend ers. The Phils moved lo within 3 V, games ol third-place St. Louis Sun day as Leliy Curl Simmons blanked the St. Louis Cards. 6-0. on four hits for his 10th win. He was helped by Granny Hamner's uiree-run nomer. WIN TWO ,Mcaiiiiiic. the Brooklyn Dodg ers lunged farther ahead of the New York Giants by sweeping a aouoieneaoer irom Chicago. 3-2 and 9-1. while the National League champions dropped a pair to last place Pittsburgh, 7-0 and 10-8. Cincinnati and Boston divided a bargain bill, the Braves winning the opener, 7-4. behind Warren Spuhn. and the Reds the nightcap, 4-0. on Bubba Church's six-hmer. The Yanks, with an assist from the Athletics, moved three games ahead of Cleveland in the Ameri can League chase. The " Yanks tripped 81. Louts, 6-1 and 6-4 as the Athletics split with Cleveland. Philadelphia won the second game, 9-2, alter losing the first, 4-1. FALL BACK lne Kea Sox fell four games behind and the Senators S 3. Art Houtleman of Detroit shut out Uie Red Sox, 6-0, while Wash ington's Con Marrero and Chi cago's Billy Pierce batUed to an eight-inning 0-0 lie ia the first gam -ol a doubleheader. The game was called on account of rain In Uie ninth and the second game was postponed. Cuppers Trounce Cubans NEW YORK dfl Vic Seixas. America's No. 1 player, will cap tain the United States Davis Cup learn In the North American lone llnal against Canada this weekend. The United States Lawn Tennis Associauon announced Mondav. Along with Herb Flam and Bob Perry, a couple of young Callforn- lans, Seixas was scheduled to leave lor Montreal where he will drill the team for four days. The assignments haven't-been de cided as yet, but Selxes probably will send himelf and Flam Into acUon in Uie singles aganst Bren dan Mncken and Lome Main. With the veteran Gardnar Mullov directing the operation Sunday, the Americans trounced Cuba, 5-0. with a team of vounqsters. Sat. Bernard BarUcn of Fort Sill, Okla., defeat ed Relnaldo Garrido. 6-3 6-1. 6-0 and intercollegiate champion Hugh Stewart of Los Angeles stopped Orlando Garrido. 10-8, 6-3. 6-0, In the final two matches in Havana. The Canadians made their vic tory over Mexico an emphatic one when they won the last two singles in Montreal for a 5-n victory. Mam defeated Mario Llamas, 6-4. 3-6.6-8.6-4. 6-1 and Macken trounced Manuel Galeana, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. ONl.OOKING CHAMPIONSHIP AUGUSTA, Ga. W After watch ing Ed Aldrich make a hole-in-one at a golf course here recently. A.F. Evans laid claim to the hole-in-one onlooker champion of the South ! If not of the nation. Aldrlch's ace I was the fourth Evans had wit- I nessed within the month. r Thrilling. . spilling.. Hard-Top Coming To Gem Speedway SOON! watch for the date maTlto HURO, SPOZTS EOtTty By The Associated Press .NATIONAL LEAGL'K W L Pel. Brooklyn fit 30 .688 New York 60 37 .619 St. Louis 58 44 .669 f-h i I Boston : r-in-, 64 47 .535 31 50 42 58 42 61 30 76 .505 .420 .408 Pittsburgh Sunday's Results Brooklyn 3-9 Chicago 2-1 Pltlsbursh 7-10 New York 0-8 Boston 7-0 Cincinnati 4-4 Philadelphia 6 St. Louis 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York 61 43 .587 Cleveland 58 46 .558 Boston 55 45 .550 Washington 54 47 .535 Philadelphia 50 48 .510 .Chicago 53 51 .510 43 63 .406 St. Louis Detroit 36 67 .350. Sunday'a Results New York 6-6 S. Louis 1-4 Cleveland 4-2 Philadelphia 1-9 Detroit 6 Boston 0 Washington 0 Chicago 0 Uie. 8 in nings; Second came postponed. rami PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Hollywood 72 53 .576 Oakland 73 54 .575 San Diego 70 56 .556 Portland 63 62 .604 Los Angeles 63 64 .496 Seattle 60 62 .492 San Francisco 54 73 .425 Sacramento 48 79 .378 Sunday's Results Seattle 10-4 Portland 6-8 Hollywood 14-3 San Francisco 5-4 Oakland 4-1 Los Angeles 3-6 San Diego 2-6 Sacramento. 1-4 Western International League By The Associated Press W L Pet. Victoria 70 34 .673 Spokane 60 49 .550 Vancouver 51 48 .515 Salem i 53 , 53 .495 Lewlston 51 56 .477 Yakima 48 60 .444 Tri-Clty 45 60 .429 Wenatchee 44 61 -419 Sunday's Results Victoria 1-4 Lewlston 0-13 Wenatchee 5-2 Salem 3-3 Spokane 5 Vancouver 4 Tri-Clty 6-3 Yakima 5-3 Saturday's Results Tri-Clty 10 Yakima 9 Salem 7 Wenatchee 3 Victoria 5 Lewlston 2 Spokane 5-5 Vancouver 4-4 (1st game 10 innings) Tik-Tck Beats Alturas, 17-7 Tik-Tok beat Alturas, 17-7, on the losers' diamond Saturday night in the third non-league game be tween the two teams. Tik-Tok, second place team in the Klamath Falls Girls Softbnil League, holds two wins against one loss in the Alturas series. Sally Hitchcock clobbered two home runs for Tik-Tok Saturday night. MANAGING INFIELD CENTRALIA, 111. 1 The Dan ville Dans have Uie talent for brainy plays in the Mississippi Ohio Valley Class D baseball league They have three MOV managers in their Infield. Besides their cur rent manager. Vurl Mlnnls, there are Johnny Morris, who managed Paris, 111., In 1950. and Bob Schlem mer. who piloted Mt. Vernon, 111., in 1950. IT'S POOLE'S FOR FISHING SUPPLIES 58 aes . .- Hot Ports Host To Oakland Br The Associated Preu The Seattle Rainiers headed lor Sacrameno and a bahnll furiea : lln lne Pacllic Coast League tail enders Monday, happy to see the i last of Portland's fast-rlsinir Beav- era. I The Rainiers were In fourth place !and SSDirine for raDid advance- ment when thev opened against line Beavers at Portland last week. The series ended Sunday wath Port land In the berth formerly held by the Rainiers who skidded to sixth place half a game behind Los Aneeles. TWO OF EIGHT Seattle won only two of the eight games, including Sunday's 10-6 vic tory In the opener of the twin bill. Cortland came back lo take the second game 8-4. Vern Kuidsfaiher notched his 14h victory in the opener. Larry Ward was the winner m tne nightcap. While Seattle opens a stand at Sacramento Tuesday, Portland will be facing some of its toughest competition of the year as host to Oakland's Oaks who are in second place but only one percentage point h-cv- of the Hollywood Stars. DIVIDE Oakland split a doubleheader with Los Angeles Sunday, taking the opener 4-3 but dropping the afterpiece 8-4. Hollywood walloped San Francis co 14-5. then stumbled and the Seals c'"lmed the finale 4-3. San Diego moved up to 2 1-2 games behind Hollywood by shell ackinjr Sacramento twice, 2-1 and 6-4. Los Angeles and Hollywood clash in Monday's only game. Snapp's Foe Holds Draw With Wolfe Paul Kennedy, Ursal Snapp's fistic foe Friday night, is no humpty-dumpty, Kennedy, a Los Angeles Negro. who anpeared here June 20 against Georgie Price in an exhibition bout, has lought Dick. Wolfe twice. He holds one draw with the Northwest welterweight and ex-' middleweight king. The 10-round main event marks the return to Uie ring wars of Snapp. The Merrill Mauler hasn't lought lor keeps lor over a year. He recently finished his schooling at the University of Southern Cal fornia. Snapp settled on Kennedy after turning down both Wolfe, and Turner. The Snapper wants a tune-up bout to take off the rough edges. But Kennedy is a long shout from a push-over. Snapp will have to have his best shots In working order. Kennedy is a rood boxer with n fair punch- A Kennedy win wouldn't go down as a great surprise. Matchmaker Mack Lillard was busv today lining up a supporting card. Reserved tickets are on sale at Dick Reeder's, 5th and Main. GOOD RECORD MORGANTOWN. West Va. W West Virginia University's most successful football coaching regime was that of Dr. Clarence W. (Fats I Spears, who later tutored at Min nesota and Wisconsin. He coached the Mountaineers from 1921 through 1924 during which time his teams posted a 29-6-3 record. Four of the losses came in Spears' first season. 'I'LL RE VOl) "ID THE NEXT TOWN,1". St ui far all yeiif utomotlv ntedi repair and ccauorio, ell makes, all model. . ELKS, BILL'S SCRAP Bill's Place can wrao uo th city sollball title tonight on Conger neiu wnne ns opponent, eiks, la In a position to send the playoffs into an extra game. Bills Place Is undefeated In th double elimination tournament, that picks the team to face Lake view In a sub-district game open ing Thursday night in Lakevlew. . fcixs nas lost Just one decision, 1-3 setback to Bill's Saturday nignt. THKKH-IIITTKR Suburban Tavern stayed In the runn.ng Saturday nlghl with an 18-2 win that eliminated Hercules, out Sunday night, Gene Favell tossed three-hit ball as the Elks stayed alive with its second straight win over Uie Tavern by an 8-2 score. In extra-curricular sidelights of he sollball tournament.. Basin Auto handed Oakrldge Its first loss in 16 games with a 7-6 win Satur day night. Oakridge returned Sunday night to beat Bill's Place, 12-2. FAVORED Bill's Place will be favored to wind up the tournament tonight on Its early win over Elks. But an : upset would send the playoffs Into' one more game, each team with one defeat. Suburban and Hercules open th show tonight at 7 o'clock. The BiU's-Elks championship game fol lows. . Sunday' line score: Elks 100 033 1-8 T 3 Suburban 000 000 2-2 3 1 Favell and Harris; Oustvang and Carrier. Hilt Sticks One Game Up STANDINGS -.10 3 .IS . 8 4- .w2 ' T J3 . T Jit . 1 .417 . 3 10 .231- 2 ll .;, Scott Valley Yreka Sandmy'i Scarta Dunsmulr 4 Yreka 3 Hilt 7 Scott Valley 3 Mt. Shasta 4 Tulelake 1 weed 4 McCloud 1 Hilt kept its one-game lead over Weed In the Northern California Baseball League yesterday with a 7-2 victory over Scott Valley. Meanwhile, Weed was whipping McCloud, 4-1. - In other games, Dunsmulr stuck in- third place with a 4-2 win over cellaring Yreka, and Mt. Shasta dumped Tulelake, 4-2. Short scores: Yreka - " a 8 0 Dunsmulr 4 11 If Terry. Shirley and 'Williams; Root and Cartwright. Hilt ItS Scott Valley - - 3 6 3 Cummings and Trinca; Ruli and True. Mt. Shasta , ' 4 13 Tulelake 3 8 3 Anderson, Carrington and Fe mi nis; Sowles and Faulkner. Weed 9 0 McCloud 113 Barron and Fruzza; Kursten and DeHushia. By The Associated Press Pitching : Curt Simmons, PhU Turned In 10th victory and filth shutout in pitching Philadelphia to' a 4-0 victory over St. Louis. Balling : Roy Campaneua. . Dodgers Sangled with bases loaded in ninth to give Brooklyn 3-2 victory over Chicago In opener of doublhader. "DURHAM. N.C. Wl Duke Uni versity Is mightly proud of Its two newly won Sou'hern Conference titles In baseball and tennis. The" baseball team had an 18-3 regular season mark, taking the title with 4 wins and a loss in the annual tourney. The tennis lads were un defeated against North Carolina, William and Mary, Davidson and N.C. State. 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