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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1952)
lIKItAf,!) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINE ' TIME OUT! elm itz. Mfcwest ankee - Stadium UUtlil h'HIDAY, AlKIUST 15, 10!2 IFind 1 l . Life fisiTr 'Writ, that's th bttr and tarklr now tha wlvri!" By The Associated Presa AM Ml It A.N LI.A(M I. W I, iyi. New York ' 'l 47 MH Cleveland ll 4 AM (lotion 411 .too Washington Ml 6 .6V3 C'hlcsgo (0 61 I'hllad.lphla 65 54 .60s Ht. LOUIS 40 M .4J Detroit ' 11 II .337 Thursday'a Hrtulla New York 7 Washington 3 Boston S4 Philadelphia 4 3 (Ural limt 13 Innings Chicago 3 Dotroit 0 Urn Innings) (Only games scheduled) NATIONAL LCAIilK W L Pel. Brooklyn 73 3 .irn Now York t4 43 .6118 Ml. Louis 04 411 ,6(U1 Philadelphia 611 63 .433 Chicago 69 61 .600 Boston 47 63 .431 Cincinnati 4 66 .4)0 rilliburill 33 83 .3117 Thursday'a Results New York 4 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 6 lloslon 3 Clnclnnail 4 Chlcsso I Plttaburgli 6 Ht. Louis 1 (10 In nings PACIFIC COA8T LKAOIB W L Pel. Oakland to 67 .514 Hollywood 711 67 .681 Kan Ditto 76 61 .561 steatite 70 64 . 523 Portland M 60 .496 Los Angeles 66 73 .418 Han Francisco 67 80 .416 tJacramrnto 61 (6 .372 lilt KSIlAY RK.Sl LTS Braille 6-4 Portland 3-3 Oakland 13 Lot Angrlcs 7 Hncrmnrmo 4 Han Diego 0 Hollywood 3 Han Francisco 0 Western International 1. .ragur VY Victoria 77 fapokane 6U Vancouver 68 Fnlrm 64 Yiiktma 6.. I.ewlilon 14 Trinity 63 Wenatchre 47 I. Pel. 3D .6114 61 470 l.l .41x1 64 .418 65 .444 67 .413 Ihuraday'a Rraulla Victoria 3 Vancouver 1 8))okane 7 Lewlhton 6 Yakima 3 Salem I Wenatchce 9 Trl-Cliy Harbour Injured PORTLAND I Two different football aystrms will be tested In Ihe Shrine Hospital benefit all-alar preo name here Aug. 33.' The Portland team coach, Frank O'Nell, aald ho planned to ue the two-platoon, eyatem, with aeparte teams for offense and defense. But Coach Mrl Ingram of the up male aquad Indicated he will une the ame plavera on offrnne and defense, aubntltutlng Individuals. Both coaches scheduled aenm magea Saturday after light work outa Thursday. John Harbour, Oranta Pass tac kle. Is the only practice casualty so far. He has an Intured knee that will keep him under wraps lor a few days. PARADE OF SPORTS TONIGHT-7:00 P.M. COLLEGE ALL-STARS AUGUST" 23R D Shrine High School ALL-STAR GAME """ALL f His FALL " KUHS GAMES OTI GAMES . JPCC .GAMES 1 5000 "watt" kfjT mm i i vt- l - KFJI's Veteran Shackles Senators By Till AMnrUtrd I'rrm Looking fur (he Jouiitmii of youth? If you don't find tt il lit. Aubu tltte, Flu., try tlie Yunkre Btiuliuin. A itumbrr of former Nnlltmnl Iiuurri Imvn found lh Ltdiutii to be J unt what the (lor lor order"!. Buppordly waaIicU up, the Yank.' colony of rn Nuilonal LraKurra have not only prolonged their daya In the houtn Mm I Kmh hutll but have mIao Jacked up their bank arrnunU. Johnny SchinHx la the latest aen lor circuit rilncard to find life with Caney Btviittel extremely pleaaant. HlrnRel, who drew old before hid lime while maimulnir wenk teaina at Horiion and Brooklyn In Ihe Na tional Lett if uc, ve He limit?, hla firm at ii rt in the "new land" Thura day. The one time Chlcairo Cub, and Brooklyn lefthander respond ed with a 7-2 victory over Waniv Umlon. 'lite victory booAted the YnnkV nut ruin over the arcond place ClevclHiid Indian to three uamrn. 'fhe Itidlnns and St. Lou in Utowiia were idle. The Bonton Bed Box pulled to within 4 " iinnifN of the Yanfcn by eweepintt a doubteheader from the Philadelphia Athletics. 6 4 in la Innlnua and 4 2. Hie Chicago While no, downed Detroit 3-0, In trn-iimmait tn the remaining American League game. In the National Lrngue, the sec ond plat-o New York Giants cut Brooklyn' lend to eight timet by Dipping the Dodgers, 4-3. In oilier Rumen, the Philadelphia Phlbi defeated the Boa ton BravcM, & 3, Clnclnnail whipped Chlcauo, 41, and Pittsburgh conquered Ihe Ht. Louis Cardinals, fi-3, In ten innings Mm IAST -M Night rai By The Associated Press Ban Diego. Calif Al Crui. 134. l.os AttRrle. outpointed Freddie Dravo, 135. Tlluana. Mexico. 10. Albuquerque. N.M. Che rile finlas. 153. Phoenix, outpointed Jesse Turner. 131. 81. Louis. 10. American Girls Bid for Crown EDMONTON, Alia. I Two American Rlrls and two Canadians tred off Friday In the semifinals of the Cunadiun Women'a Open golf championship. Marlene Stewart, 18-ycar-old de fending champion from Fontlilll, Ont.. met Edean Anderson. Mon tana State champion from Helena, while Oraco Lencok of Hartford, Conn., played Mary Gay of Kitch ener. Out. The llarlford blonde won the title In 1047-48. Miss Anderson eliminated Bnbs Davles, Vancouver, B.C. 4 and 3. Thursday. "Cleanest business tn town!' Men's ' Hand Laundry, 11th and Klamath I'h. 2-2331. M BE I sVoV I mm aw aras jm 'w i., if you wear shoe size 6. 6i 7 or 71! . . . became you can take) advantage of the terrific values beinq offered at our Biq Shoe Sale. We're loadod with (mailer sizes . . . casuals, dress oxfords and work shoes .' . . and have cut prices as much as 50 to cleon house! ' Also biq selection of sizes 11 ond 12. Don't miss this chance to save! Shoe Values to 12.95 8.77 Shoe Values to 16.95 Shoe Values to 12.95 6.77 Shoe Values to 11.95 : 5.77 Engineer Boots (Reg.' 14.95) 10.77 826 Main iih HOMECOMING Rev. Bob Richards qrinntd snd waved to well.wiihen at he pasted through customs it New York's International Airport upon arrival from Helsinki. The vaulting parson carried with him th pole which ht used to itabliih new Olympic Games record of 14 feet and I I Va inches. East Good, West Bad PORTLAND W Fishermen east ot the mountains were in luck the past week: not so those In the west, the Oregon (Jams Commis sion said in Its weekly report Thursday. Limit catches of rainbow were reported trom the Central. North east and Southeast sections of the state. Fishermen at such well known spots as Paulina Lake, the Melnlius River, the tlkhom range of Norihrnslcrn Oregon and In Hnrnev County's Bllucn River. Other slrenms and lakes In these areas were reported to be from (nlf to good, both with flies and bait. In oUlcr sections of the "late,, fishermen reported fnir to pom luck. Trout were extremely Indif ferent In Southwest streams and lakes, and takes were only fair In the Northwest. Rogue River irom Prosnect to Mulr was an ex ception. Good catches were re ported. MOUNTAIN BURGERS STEAKS CHOPS Opn 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. . Closed Tuesday BRIMMING CUP CAFE i Mile Post Keno 4a r.Tif w&m; Phone 5471 1 m leal'rj Yakima Near Top Division Bv The Associated Press Yaklma'a Bears continued their dilve toward a Western Interna tional League flrnt division berth Thursday night, pushing Into filth plsce after a 2-1 dcclnton over the Hslein Senators. It gave the Bears a sweep of Ihe three-game series at Yakima and ' left them (our percentage points 1 behind the Bolona, Halem pitcher Rav McNultv I pitched lour-hit ball lor eight in nings but weakened In the ninth and Yakima tied the game 1-1 on ! singles by Earl Richmond and Jerry Zuvela. Len Noren scamp ered home with the winning run when Halem catcher Bob Nelson bobbled a pitched ball. Manager Cecil Oarrlolt sparked the Victoria Tyees to a 3-1 win over Vancouver In the finale of a four-game series at Victoria. Oar- rlott's one-on homer In the seventh wss the deciding blow although the Tyees added ail insurance run in the ninth. The win gave Victoria an even split In the series. A sixth inning homer bv mans ier Dick Adams turned the tide for Wcnatchee as the last-place Chiefs eked out a -s win over Trl-Cltv. Trl-Cltv's Bob Oreenwood gave up live straight walks and two runs after Adams' 300-foot round-lrlpper. The Chiefs tapped leliefer Ad Satallch tor the He ine run and winning runs In the same Inning. Trl-Clty was ahead 8-4 going Into the frame. Wcnat chee took the series 2-1. Spokane made It lour straight over Lewlston 7-5. The Indians were out hit 12-S but cashed tn on five lewlston errors. Friday s schedule: in - uiiy ai Lewlston. Wenatchee al Vancou. ver. victoria al xaxima, ana eai- em at Spokane. By The Associated Press Pitching, Maury McDermolt. Red Sox Allowed only four hits and fanned seven In a 9 2-3 score less Inning relief stint to gain cred it for Boston's 6-4 13-lnnlng victory over Philadelphia in opener of twin bill. Batting. Ralph Klner. Pirates Blasted a, pair of iwo-run homers Including one In the tenth inning to give Pittsburgh a 5-3 triumph over St. Louis. STILL LEAD OFF NEW YORK ii When you com nare today's National League line ups with the ones that opened the season you mignt minx you are looking! at another season. 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