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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1952)
MONDAY, AUGUST 11. 1052 JIElM!,n AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAMA OREGON PACK NTNT8 TIME OUT! ' La'1. t.:i",,,'"i I'' 'TP '.mVI'1 "That's rlihl! Krci playlni In llir U1I grass and hcliml Irrrst II ni'r. ashamed to b arm lulling Itli your wllr, Iit don't jou aar ?" Py Tin Assm-lalrd Prrsa NATIONAL I.KAfilK W I. Prl. nronklvn 10 3 Mi New York S 40 .ivuh HI, Louis A3 47 .673 Philadelphia M bO MH Chicago 4 M .606 Moslol) 44 60 .423 Cincinnati 4S 04 .418 riltstmrgh 31 HI .1113 Htlndav'a Reaulta HI. Louis 3 J Clnclmiall 2 4 ciucaio 0-4 Pittsburgh -J Nrw York al Uoslon ill Haln. Jlrooklyn al Philadelphia Haln. Malurday'a ItesulU ,l)iton 1 Nrw York 0 ' nnoklyn 4 Philadelphia 0 3 ' r'm.iburiih 4 Cliicnuo 3 iplncliuiau 13 81. Louis 1 AMi;rti( AN i.i;a(ii i: W I. Prl. Naw York M 46 Ml Cleveland M 46 .1)64 . Hoalon . 7 47 .646 Washington n7 M .'J8 rhlrauo 66 64 .616 Philadelphia 63 60 .616 Ht. Louis 47 66 .430 Detroit 37 74 .333 Kunday'a Results Washington 4-3 Philadelphia 3 4 Chicago 3-6 Detroit 1-4 Hi. Louis t Cleveland 3 Boston at Nrw York Rain. . Naturdajr'a Result Detroit 6 Chlrsgo 1 Cleveland 1 St. I-mils 5 lloston 1 New York 1 HO Innings) Philadelphia at Washington Rain. PACIFIC COAST I.KAftt'K W I. Pri. Hollywood Oakland Han Dlrgo Seattle Portland Ina Aniieles Kan Francisco 17 66 .679 17 67 .676 75 66 .604 7 63 66 66 (16 60 66 16 48 86 .518 .600 .460 .418 ' Earramonlo .366 Hundsy's Results Hollywood 13-6 Los Angelea 81 Hirst name 10 Innings) Kan Diego 6-6 Han F'rsnelsca 0-4 Oakland 3-3: Portland 1-4 (First game 10 Innings) fcealtlo 96. (Sacramento 3 4 Naturrfar HrsUlia Hollywood 1 Los Angeles 8 (13 innings). Kan Francisco San Diego 4 Healllo 4 Barramento 3 Oakland 6 Portland 3. Wealern International League W L Prt Victoria 16 37 .670 Hpokano . .. 66 51 .500 "Vancouver - , ,- M 50 .5'.'8 Balem - 54 68 .463 Lewiston . 64 60 .474 Yakima 63 63 .453 Trl-CltV -. 61 63 .447 Wenntchee 45 66 .405 Sunday Reaulta l.ewlnton 6-3 Salem 4-4 Trl Clty t Spoknne 3 (Only games) Saturday Krsulla (talrm 13 Lcwlslon 11 10 Innings) Hpokane 1-3 Trl-Clty 0-4 Vancouver 6-3 Ysklrnn 5-8 (llr.il J. game 8 Innings) Victoria 3-7 Wenalchea 0-11 NoCal Home Teams Win Home; teams swent the slate ' In jhe Northern California Baseball league yesterday. I.riiuue-lrmllnit 1 1 lib clobbered Tulelnke, 31-3 to keep Its one-game lead over Weed, 3-1 winners over DunsmiUr yesterday. - In oilier games, M o C 1 o u d Vhackcd Boolt Valley, 18 5, and Mt. Ehnsta beat Yreka, 8-3. Why Gamble On A Rebuilt Or Used Motor? NEW SHORT BLOCKS Completely Installed (or at low at USING NEW,. GENUINE CHEV ROLET PARTS. OUR NEW MOTORS AND SHORT BLOCKS CARRY A FACTORY GUARAN TEE. BUDGET TERMS? YES! (with approved erodit) Only $22.46 per month, with NO DOWN PAYMENT ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th v. . r AUL NUNES of Yralit wit in main avant at Garni Spaadway piled up behind Nuntt but no firit ipead ihow. Full House Greets Race Debut Here Hard-top racers made their de but In Klnmnth Palls last night In a spill and llirlll show that kept a capiit-uy Ciema Htvedway crowd on Its lecl mot ot the lime. JudKlng by the reception given the speed nierchnnla In Klamalh'a mailr-over ballpark, the hard lop boys will be a regular Sunday lea turr here at least as long as the weather cooperates. !.oeal drivers weren't among the top money-winners but Merle Heurh supplied the Number 1 thrill ol the evening In the semi mam event. Iletsch went Into a spin on the third attempted start ol the race and (or awhile, his car was nose down on the track In a spectacular crack-up. Hetsrh Jumped out unharmed, however, and finished fourth In the rare, although la car was badly battered. NOT HO l.l'CKY Paul Nunra of Yreka wasn't ao lurky. He turned over on the aev venth lap of the main event while holding a solid second j)lace spot behind winner Don Floyd of Mt. Hhasla and had to retire to the pits. Nuncs was uninjured, how ever. Weed's Dick Hock won the Map trophy dash alter qualifying with a victory in the first heat. Hock was followed across the finish line by I.oren Bsttlrr, Mt. 8hs.il s; Chirk Robinson. Yreka; and Al Rossi, Ml. Bhasla, other heat wlnnera. Herb James won the wild semi main event, ahead of Battler and RnsaJ. WINS MAIN Floyd was the main event win ner In easy style, out-racing Robin son. Ray Torrey of Mt. SliasU. 8attler. Herb James of Yreka, Ber nle Miller of Urania Pass, Dick Rose of Yreka, Frank Johnson of Ml. Shasta and Lyle Hopkins of Yreka. In . the consolation event, eight cars started and only two finished Jack McCoy and Dale Hanklns. both of Klamath Falls. Hanklns drove a car owned by Kaler'a East ilde Auto Puru. Silverton, Bellingham In Semi-Pro Playoffs BELMNOHAM I 'The semi pro baseball champions of Wash umlnii and Oregon will meet at Silverton, Ore., net weekend to decide the championship of the two stnlc.i. The Bclllnghom Bells will face Silverton In the bcsuof-lhree play olf Unturday and Sunday. Thn playolf Is sanctioned by the National Baseball Congress. The Cincinnati Reds hit 44 home runs at Crojlev Field during the 11)51 asasnn. The Reds alio bit 44 homers on Uie.rosd, The U. 8. doubles tennis chsm. ntnnshlps will be held at the Long wood Cricket Club, Chestnut Hill, Mass.. Aug. 18-34. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr. nd Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietors '250 Ph. 4113 tlrong second place on the ttventh lap of Utt night'i hardtop whan hit ear wa nt into a ipin and turned over. Three other can on wn hurt. Race fans jammed the itadium for Klamath Falls' Klamath Falls Netmen Notch First Reno Victory In 4 Years i nr mniiiawi rails I riutiji i.iuu beat Reno veiterday al Moore Park for the flrat time In some four years of net rnmpetlilon between the two cities. Team acore was 1-3. High-ranking, iiarbata Ursnly. pretty Reno star, won as expected, , a atraignt-sei e-4, 0-4 win over ur. Raymond Tire. Bui Bob Hern' not-easv 8 6. 1-5 Ellen Farrens Wins Tourney Ellen Farrens won the Renmes women's Privilege Tournament Fri day with a 91 score. Tile g-hole Class A rhanin was Mildred Merrynian with a 45. Jo Rothenberger and Elmlra Ray mond shared the B-hole Class B crown with 40'a. Pearl Drew was the Benior win ner with 1 63 nine-hold score. Sands Dies After Wreck BYDNEY. Australia. 1 Dave Sand, British Kmplre middle weight champion, died In a hos pital here Monday night from in juries received In an automobile crash at Dundog. Newcastle. New South Wales, earlier in the day. Sands, who held the Australian middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight titles, won the British Empire middleweight crown In 1049 by knockuut out Dick Turnln of England in the Heatons Win Tenth Heatons Machine won lis tenth straight Saturday, clobbering Pell can City. 21-1. In the only weekend Junior Baseball League game. Rodney Wright paced the Heaton attack with a three-(or-three per formance, one a, triple. Ronnie Con ner also tripled for the undefeat ed Heatons. Curt Smith smacked a double, the longest blow for Pelican City. SOAP BOX DERBY Akron. Ohio Joe Lunn, 11. Thomasvllle, Oa.. won 15Ui All American Soap Box Derby. That's right... they're made in England Siiet 6 to 12 820 Main STORE Fj5 1 t,u..i,(Fr!j-:-r. : ." " ! .'.., win over Bruce Dingier was the only other victory notched by the Nevada team. Klamath Falls City Chamnlon r.an orooas aeieaied Here 6-1, s-6; Bud Case beut Prince Hawkins. 4-6. 8-3. 6-0; Fred Kllnk downed Emery Rethv, 9-7, -3; Herman Eschem beat Helen Meader, 8-1, 10-8; and John Owlnga beat Miss Menker. 6-3. 1-6, - In singles maicncs. Brooks and Ron Lowell, cllv dou bles chnmoions, breezed through Miss Bradley and Herz 6-1 6.4 and Wally Browne and Jerry Olson Inst the first set to Hawkins and Reihv but finally pounded out i-o. o-3, 0-2 victory. The appearance of Bobby Rlggs, one of the tennis areata of all limes failed to materialize when Rlggs notllled local tennis officials lie had commitments at Lake Tahoe. Rlggs has been vacationing In nrno ana learning with Miss Brad ley In inter-city matches. 49ers Clobber Broncs, 79-0 SAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco Fortynlners overpowered the semlpro San Francisco Broncs 79-0 here In the Fortynlners' first exhibition game of the season Bun day. HARDTOP AUTO RACES Every Sunday Night First Race 8 p.m. GEMS SPEEDWAY Man they're sharp! ENGLISH BROGUES R MEN Phone 6778 Senators, Lewiston Split Two Kr The Associated Press Trl-Clly'a Braves defeated Spo kane and Hslem and Lewiston apl t a twin bill on Sunday a abbrevi ated Western International League scncduie. 'Die Braves ranped Spokane 8-3 at Kennewlck to drop the Indians 13 full games behind league-leading Victoria. Lewiston won the seven-inning opener at Balem 5-4 but dropped the afUrplece 4-3. Other clubs were Idle after Sat urday doubleheadera In Canada. The Braves bunched their eight hits off Prank Chase and Gordon Palms for three runs in the first Inning and three more In the aev enlh. Adoloh Hatallch, allowing but aix hits, held the Indiana score less until the eighth when they oroke inroygn lor a single uiiy. They added their final run In the ninth. Connie Perez carried the big stick for the Senators In the sec ond gsrne at Salem. Perez drove In three of the winners four runs with two doubles and a triple. Don Lundberg and Snag Moore led Lew iston' s hitting attack In the open ing game. Victoria travels to Vancouver for Monday's only scheduled contest. Victoria and Wenatchee spl.t a dnubleheader at Victoria Saturday. Vancouver and Yakima also sol t. 6-5 and 2-6. as did Spokane ' l-Oi and Trl-Clty (4-3). Salem edged Lewiston 13-11 in 10 Innings at Balem. SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Preas TODAY A YEAR AGO The Unl ted States clinched the North American Davis Cup zone finals as Tony Trabert and Budge Patty defeated Canada's Brendan Mack en and Henri Rockon. FIVE YEARS AOO National ball League Commissioner Bert Bert Bell suspended Green Bay's Fred Vant for five years for "con tract Jumping." TEN YEARS AGO The Giants beat the Braves, 6-4, behind Vsn Mungo to take third place from Cincinnati. TWENTY YEARS AGO Amer ica's Eleanor Holm won the wom en's 100-meter backstroke in tne Los Angeles Olympic Tournament. ppi --- SnLLBROOl : STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 16 Praef Juit In . . . fresh off the boat! Genu ine Enqliih-mode broquel with a louqh double leather tole and tet-in iteel heel plates! Smart Scottish zug uppers have storm welt. See 'em at Hardy'tt The Dalles Wins Softball Title PORTLAND iP The Dalles won the Oregon , Women s Soltball championship here Hunday night, defeating Oswego, 1951 title holder, 1-6 In Ihe final game. 1 Oswego won two of Ha three games Hunday, but fell apart In the finale. Two errors and two sin gles by The Dalles accounted for the margin of victory. Donna Lee, star pitcher for The Dalles, slammed a three run homer. Earlier Oswego defeated Canby 6-3. then best The Dalles 3-0 to gain the finals. Oswego eliminated Klamath Falls, (Oregon Woolen), 1-5, Sat urday night. Klamath Falls knocked Eugene out of the tournament ear lier Saturday, 8-5. 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