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WKDNKSDAY, AIICtlST 6, lm lIKIlAU) AND NKWS, KLAMATH KAIXS. OHKGON PAGE THIRTEEN TIME OUT! 'h ymi'rr rcaily (o bltr now, rh? II, limit you kept mr Hulling flvt lioiirn, I'vr ilrrltlrit ynu run t tuvo It!" Biggs U ay Play Here Sunday fly The Aahorlatrd Prras .AIIO.AI, i,l-.A(t r. W I. Brooklyn OH 31 Krw Ynik I.I 31 hi t tl I - Ml 44 Philadelphia M 41 Chicago ftl M lloMull 4J r. Cincinnati 4 81 IMtinburtiti 3ii 11 Tuctday's lte.ull Nrw Yuik 1 lliuoklyn ii 'la ItmluuM t. l-auit 4 IMilaburgh I in in- ninitm fllirlnnnlt 4 Chicago 0 Philadelphia at Bo-dun (3i rain. Pel. .liHO .ir? .1)13 bill .Ml AM .413 AMI'.HU'AN I.KAOI' W Nrw Ymk Cleveland , 11'iMnn Wt.-,lilntitnn Philadelphia Chicago l. Louis Detroit tu Ml k-j 64 M M 44 an l. I'll. 43 .5114 41 AM 40 .SIS 411 M .616 53 .MID Tur.riav Iteaults Nrw York 3 Washington 3 icallcd and 111). rim Cleveland 61. Chicago 0 6 Philadelphia ft Huston I St. LouLi 6 Detroit 1 PAt'lMC COAST l.KAfit'K W I. Pel. Oakland 13 K. .510 Hollywood Ti 5.S 5f.1 Ran UIPKO 11 5B .550 Portland M 3 5im l.oi Anaelea 04 .504 hi-.title Si M 4l'u ton Francisco 54 14 .433 Biu'VKiiirnto 4 0 .315 Turriav Iteaults Hun Diego 4 Hun Francisco 1 Ki-nltle 1 Sacramento 3 l Angclcn 3 Hollywood I Portland 1 Ouklnnd 0 Net Star May Be With Reno The llrrnlil unci Nrwt Iri'iiwri yntiridny Hint Illjly l(tttif, Inter niiliotml tMinU Alar, iitfiy ptuy In Kliiiuitth f-'tilln Huwlay win n (he Itriin Trunin Club vlMU 1mi for 11 1H11111 mnlt-h with the K hamuli h 11 Mi 'IrnnlM Club. Hill Ulllls Uviw (iiirltf hporU rill lor, nltl Hint IIH'H hud hr-rn plnvlnu with the itrno iirlmrn mid )lnn to tiny In Unto "Iwo nr llum inoip wcrk.v" "lie miiy ntcmnpiiny thn icrnn irnin (o Klniiinlt. P'nlU Huiulny." OHUh unit). Ci i linn in hp Willi Ihp Itcim Iriun llml l)rit t Klitniiith Fnlh in mi riu. WEE BOBBY SHANTZ FASHIONS NO. 20 lly 'llic AiaiHiatfiJ Pma Kviii llouliy Hliant.' SOU) villi for III). Philadelphia, A takra a bark ami Wrrtnenday to Ihc "moriiliiK Hllrr" Konalp atKitlt the 15-lnnlnu ihriller beiwern tlie Umln'r" and OlUlllh. I.lltlr lloljhy pi Vrcl a IhiihIi niKht to cop )Ha joih. It aerined every- 1 -jy'- 7r:r.. f W' 1 t .1 n,J 11 A" '-'..I Hv The Aaaorluleil Prea AMI.IIK A.N ASSOt IAIIIIN MllineapoliN 1 Chnrle'.lon 3 HI Paul 8 Ciilumbila 3 Milwauker 14 Imllhnpnlla 9 Loulavllle 3 Kantian City 1 TKXAS l.liAtil H Fort Worlli 6 llnualon 5, 10 Innlngi 'Jul.'in 4 l!'aaiimont u Dnllaa 0 Han Antonio 3 Hhrevepnrl 4 Oklahomn Cllv 2 I'lONI I It I.I A(.l I. llllllllKn 0 Poci.ti-llo 4 Mnuic Valley g Oxden 4 llole 5 1 Halt Lake 3-2 Ureal Kall.i 4 4 Idaho KulK 31 Legislature Praises Bob HACIt AMKNTO. Clilll. 1.41 The Calllornla IKIaluture has extend ed Ita odlrlal conKralulatlona lo Tulare'a llob Matlllaa, the world's Kiealeal alhlelp, for ancceanfully neiendiiiK tlie Olympic o'-i-atntiion title be llrsl won aa a 11-year-old achoolboy lour yeara hko. Mulhlaa, now k junior at Ktiiii ford, broke hia own world rrconl in deleatlng the bent all around alhlelea ol the world at lltlainki. Western International l.ea W Vniorla 11 8M)kane fll Vancouver 53 8alem 6 l.eumion 5:' Yakima 49 Trl-Clty 45 Wenalfliee 44 Victoria 17 Yakima 13 l.ewlaton 11 Trl-Clly 4 Vancouver b Wenaichee i Bpnkane 0 Ealem 6 use IM. .mo .556 .5'.'5 .401 ,4a! .445 .425 .411 BOBBY RIOGS her meetiuu in Ilenn la pietty Bar bnia llradley, herself a lennia atar who haa mingled with Ihe net elite. Bhe loht to Anita Kunter. nation al clay courla champion. In the Sacramento tournament this year but pushed Anita in 3-6, )0-a aeti. A year alto Maureen Connolly, national rhampton. had to alretcb to beat Barbara 8 6, 1-6 In a IVo blr llearh tourney. Tri-City Sells Bob Rittenberg WICHITA. Kan Thf Wichita IndlHii of the Wpnlrrn Bo'cball LenRup Tiirsduv an nounced tlie purchnfte of outflpldrr Omrr C. ToLson from Portland ol the Pacific Coa-it Leneuc and third ba-srman Bob Rtttrnbcru Irom Trl-Clty In the Western International leaRue. body wan Kuiming for a headline. Iiogrrft llornxhy wun fnuklng hiK how nN Cincinnati manueier with a 4-0 win over ChitUKO. The Nrw Voik YankfPH wer inretliiK their old 111 file, Hpec Hhen, for tlie flrnl Dfne alncp he unt tratr-d to Wuh liiKtoti, and nipped him 3-2 in a lianir hulled by rain after seven imiiiiun. And then the Oinntn and UodyerJt, luvorite hparrlnic part ner for yearn, hud to hook up In n live-hour Mruttule that lamed well into the wrp Ainu II hours. Don Mueller finally broke It up with an Infield chopper thai htroicd rookie .Inn Khoden all Hie wiiy from sec ond bit.se for a 7-U win. Mueller' Infield hit scoring : whilr pitcher Chrlb Van CuyJc I threw hue to Itrhl bac, ftlahhed I the Dourer!' lead to f I j (fames 'in the opener ol a "big" herwn, I Incidentally, it waa Mueller'i flrat I tilt, in In last 17 nt baU. i CetiiiiK back to Shanlz, the wee ;lelty b wune tin: eurhe.sl winner In the major hinee 1140. j That wa the year Hal Ncwhouscr miKie Uie Kiiide July 27 and bobby r l-'eller. enioutc (o a new strikeout jrecoid, hit No. 20 on July 31. Cleveland dropped four full I ifaniPH behind the Yanks, inputting a lwili(tht-nlht doublchrader with 1 ChicuKo. Bob Lemon allowed only ' lour hit in winning the opener, 6-0. hi I8ih victory. Jim Itiveras iirM-lnnlng homer und a five-run outburnt in the sec I ond were enough to give Chicago : Haul HoKovin the win over Mike Garcia in the second game, 6-3. I Bob C.nn )iU the win circle for 'the first limp since June 27 as St. Uuis knocked off Detroit, 6-1, with 1 Bobby Young driving in four runs. ! Del Hice's fly ball with the bases ! loaded in the 12lh scored Solly 1 !-in u.s lor the til. Louis Cards' 4-3 nod over Pittsburgh. A iwilmht-nlKht doublcheader be tween the Phillies and Boston Braves was rained out at Boston. IT'S POOLE'S FOR FISHING SUPPLIES Collins Pitches No-Hitter Quick Wanon, Number t team' In the Junior liaaeball l.enmir. beul Pelican City veaterday 1-1 behind the no-hlt pllchlnu of Phil Colllna. Colllna walked In the only run to spoil hla ahutout. Chuck Wanon haa loat uat two ftamea In nine lenvtie atarla. Ilea ton'a Machine lead the leanue with a 0-0 record. Tlie only undefeiitrd athletic Miuad at West Viruima Univerlly thia year waa the track team. They delealcd all am oppoiienlai T-SHIRT mm Pee Wee Teams Tied Karmer'a Lumber and Fluhrer's Bakery are tied for the Pee Wee Softball Leaiiuc lead alter victor ies Monday nttiht. Farmer's beat Httcheock'a Bea ver and Pluhrer'e whipped River Ide. Bnih now hold K-3 recorda. Condrey' edged Junior Chamber of Commerce. 10-9, In a make-up lame lnat nlRhl. VFW beat Baaln Bulldlnir twice last nlftht In the Mlrirtet Leamie, 6-3 In the last Rnme of the flrat round, and 31-1 In a tecond-round lame. Other Mldnet Leartue name aaw Parkmor brat Moose, (-3, and Ex rhanite Club drub Kuler'a, 8-3. Biq (election of kniti, terry clothi, portcrni ond solids. Req. 2.95. $1199 o Includes solid and pot tern qauchoes, ond terry clothi in stripes and solids. Req, 3.95. $2" DREWS 733 Main ll't Iht handy way to buy Brew 66 - Ih light, imooh, diitincliv bter lhal gains in popularity wetk after we((. ticus' mwiNC coMfANr, saiim, oifOON Mm i t t ) V'- Adams Stops Oaks, Hollywood Clipped as PCL Race Tightens By The Aaaoclated Freaa It's atlll an open race for the Pacific Coast I-eaiiue pennant and the way the leaders are playing right now, six learns figure In the reckoning. San Ihcizo, soundly thrashed In seven of elifht gamca with Holly wood, Is back In Its winning stride and only a game and one-half out of first plane. The Padres whipped Ban Francisco Tuesday night, 4 to 1. Hollywood, deep In the worst BOBBY SHANTZ . notches early 20 I NTH II NATIONAL I.KACIE Montreal 4-3 Rochester 3-3 Baltimore 3-3 Ottawa 1-5 Buffalo 68 Springfield 6-10, (2nd game 10 Innings) 8yracu.se 3 Toronto 0 slump It has experienced In a long long time, dropped Its eighth game in nine starts, bowing for the aec ond in a row to Los Angeles, I to 3. Portland, continuing Its surge to ward the top, clipped the league leading Oakland Acorns, 1 to 0, as Red Adams scattered seven hits. Seattle, glad to be out of It, lining aeries against Portland, got back Into winning stride by dump ing the cellar-dwelling Sacramento Solons, 7 to i. 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