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Newspaper Page TextI TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, IBM IIEIMU) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAU.S. OREGON rn y t '.'.. I t'i.r ..! -"" 11 ' '"' ';: . . x s- J f- :.:A I''-'-- tTTt.... . i -f- ii MiitriiaMM mm ,.minniii iiftiii -nr iifai VI HELEN DETTWEILER Golf Pro Bills Exhibition Helen Dcltweller, raled one of the world's luplHulit wmnrn poll. r, Is lo conduct a Ireo clinic and play mi cxhlnlttnn match al lleames doll and Country Club hero Thursday afternoon. The clinic Is (or Reamrs mem bers and guests and the exhibition u open In the public with no ad- niiMian cnerge. Attractive Mlaa Deltweller ta pro advlaer and a member of the tech. niral atalt of the MacOrCfor Oolf Company, Cincinnati, Suds In Bad Way Ity The Assaelated Treea The Heaula Halnlcra, back In the Pacllla Coa I.eamio second divis ion after their dlsaslroun series with Portland, tackle Uie Oakland Onka thla week, while the rampax U)B Bravera Ro alter Lo AtiRcle. ilie ITainiera will have the tough er row to hoc. , The Oaks are lied with Holly wood In first place end have been Meadlly eating up their opposition. The skidding AtKcla are III alxlh place and the Denver will be In a position to tlRhten Utelr grip on fourth pluce It they continue the In.tplred baseball they havo played 111 recent weeks. Hollywood ediicd Into a tie with Oakland 111 Monday night's only vnme. The Slnra re-won a name they won July 24 from Sucramenlo, and which wa protested by Solon man ager Joe Gordon. Hollywood won Monday nlitht by an 8 to 3 acore. whpreas Uie original count was 6 lo S. The Riime was resumed In the Inst of the second Inninjc with two men on base and Johnny I.lndcll pitched In the protested July 24 game. The u ii i no had to be replayed because Icnuue president Clarence Rowland upheld innimuer Gordon's rnntenllon that umpire lou Bar bour should not have allowed two Hollywood runners to advance a bar when thp pitcher uncorked a M ild pitch that hit the K round and then struck Woods' bat. On the next pitch Woods' homered. Teams Split ; V Locnl and Southend girls' soft ball teams divided a double bill last night, Merrill editing- the Bit Y 16 to 15 and the Champion Ore gon Woolens beating Malln 1M. SHOES You're in luck if you wear shoe size 6, 6'2, 7 or Vh , , . became, you can lake advantage of the terrific values beinq offered at our Big Shoe Sale, We're loaded with mailer liioi . . . casuals, dress oxfords and work thoei . . . and have cut pricct at much as 50 to clean houiel Alio biq, selection of lizei 11 and 12. Don't mist thil chance to level Shoe Values to 12.95 8.77 Shoe Values to 16.95 .... 7.77 Shoe Values to 12.95 6.77 Shoe Values to 11.95 , 5.77 Enqineor Boots (Req. 14,95) 10.77 826 Main A 45-mlnutc cllule la to begin at i p.m., Thursday, and the exhibi tion round will follow Immediately. Miss Ueitwcller will play In a lour rotne Including three Klamath wom en golfers, City Champ Donna Hpruat, Luster JJerselh and Ellen Farrens. Miss Dettweller doesn't confine her aporla activity to golf. Aa a youngster, the brown-eyed blonde waa rated a lop girl baseball play er around her home city of Wash ington, D C. Blie scorned golf un til a brother lured her Into try ing a few swings with a free soda aa bait. When Helen missed the ball completely In three of four swings, slut was Infuriated and be gan studying the game with such concentration that she soon loomed into the top echelons of golfdom. Hhe Is still a hot baseball fan and waa once employed ss a base ball broadcaster for a national cer eal company. 8he sees as many games ss her golf activities will allow. Hho plays a fine all-around golf game and Is especially good with the long Irons. In mock serious ness, she says her belt shot is a "(Much putt," Merrill Cinches Merrill's Hoot Owls cinched the Klamath County Independent base ball circuit title Sunday by beating Beatty 13 to 6 In a game played at Merrill. The winners clouted out four doubles, a triple and a home run during the 17-hlt assault on Beatty pitcher Al Lugo. Lloyd Jensen homered with two on In Uie third. Llndley 8tewart, Leroy Johnson and rVed Taylor each had three for five. Jimmy Godnwa of Beatty hit two for three for his team. In Sunday's other league game Chlloquln Journeyed to Alturas and took a 7-2 licking. Beavers Lose Starting Guard CORVALUS Ifl Guard Jim Roberts, a reserve who was ex pected to move Into the starting lineup this year, will not be on the Oregon Stato football team this year Roberts sent word to Coach Kip Taylor that he had undergone an operation, and would enroll at Portland State this fall while re cuperating. Phone 5471 Giants' Chances Dwindle Ity J OK 1(1 II III. I. It V hpurU Writer Time keeps rdiuuiiK out and tlouuie keep plllliK ui on the lim ned, uilui v-riddled and under iiuiiiiied new York Uliiiiij. Tnilllnir the runswitv llrooklvn DiKlgrrs by a fut V.-ksiim- iimr- Kin, the delcndliiK National I.eiikUe cliamuiuiis no .-ooner arrived In Chicago yesierdnv for their Una) Western awluit of the year when they were handed another severe Jolt. A telegram from Lciiuue Presi dent Wnrrrii Ollrs advised Leo Durocher Ihut he had been sus pended lor live days lor his run-in with umpire Auit.n Doiiulelll 1 :i r t Sunday. A si 00 lino also wus ulu.v lered on the stormy mummer o( the Cllunts. The suspension IipkIiis today unci lusts tliroiiKh Aug. 23. Durocher. recognized as one of the best inanuui-rs In baseball, ueneially waa credited with doiru 11 magnificent lob litsl seasou In leading the Olnnls lo their llrsl Hair In 14 vrsrs. Tor brliiulmr tin team up from a 13'j-Rame riefint as late as Aug. II. he earned the Managcr-of-the-Ycar Award III the Associated Press poll. There were llionv who believed Durocher was doing an even bel ter lob of managing this year In keening the Cllanis In second place despite aurh rrlppllng blows as the tinkle faclure suffered bv Monte Irvln. the loss of Willie Mays to the service, the back ailment of Hnl Maglle and the slumping of Bobby Thornton of 1051 playoff fame. The Olanls will hove to struggle lomr without Durocher for six games. They engage th Cubs In h doubleheoder today. That means Leo will miss the entire four-game series In Chicago and the two-game set in Ht. Louis. Coach Fred Fllr. slmmons will be In charge during Leo s enforced absence. in the meantime the Dodgers will open their Western swing In Cincinnati with a twl-nlght twin bill. The New York Yankees return home tonight with a nocturnal con test against the Chicago White Sox. Cleveland engates tho third-place Red Sox In Boston. The Yankees took advantage of picking up a half game by de feating' the Red Sox. 4-2. In Boston. Vic Roschl hurled a five-hitter tor his I4lh triumph against three losses. Dlxzv Trout waa the loser, the victim of two-run outbursts In the firs! and third Innings. In the dav's only other action, the Cubs came from behind with a three-run ninth inning rally to nip the Pittsburgh Pirates. 4-3. Man ager Phil CavarelUi nrooelled the winning; blow, a pinch hit homer with a man on base to hand Murrv Dlckon his 17th defeat. Bob Uk-hulta. In relief, was credited with his third win against one loss. Today a year ago The Cleve land Indians regained first place In the American League by splitting a douhlehesder with the Chicago White Sox while the second-place New York Yankees were losing to the Philadelphia Athletics. Five years ago The St. I,ouls Cardinals stopped tnc Brooklyn Dodgers, 12-3, to reduce the Dodg ers' lead to 5 ttames. Ten years aeo Mort Cooper hung up his 15th victory as the St. Louis Cardinals topped the Chi cago Cubs, 6-1. Twenty years ago Former Lightweight Champion Benny Leon ard defeated Mike Sarko In a slx round bout In New York. MARCIE MILLER THE SKYLINERS RAY ANTHONY m7vtMMimaj Uy The AssocUted Press A.MLKICAN I.LAGIT; v . W L I'll. New York 70 4 .603 Cleveland 07 4a .in HoMon 61 62 .6111 Wellington 1)1 61 .621 Chicago fid 5H .608 ! Plllladi-lphla 67 66 .604 ' St. Louis 60 l.i .420 ! Detroit 3D 77 .330 1 Monday's Results New York 4 Boston 2 touly game scheduled. NATIONAL I.EAtll'E W I, Pet. Brooklyn 73 37 .084 New York CO 45 .6K5 St. Louis 07 4 .670 Philadelphia II 63 Mi ' Cllllli ngo 6H 68 .600 Builoll 1.9 IH .434 Cincinnati 4U 67 .422 Pltttburgli :6 86 .2112 Monday's Results Chkago 4 Pittsburgh 3 (Only game scheduled.) PACIFIC COAST LEAOI'E W L Pet. Hollywood 83 68 .bH'J Oakland 83 68 .680 Sill Diego 711 02 .557 Portland 72 09 .511 Seattle 70 68 .507 I Los Angeles 67 75 .472 I San Francisco 68 83 .411 i Sacramento 62 fto .360 Monday's Results Hollywood 8 Sacramento 3 tOuly game) Western International League W I. Pet. 79 40 .064 71 64 .668 00 64 .620 67 63 .475 66 65 .463 56 66 .459 62 67 .437 49 71 .408 Victoria Spokane Vancouver Salem Yakima Lewlston Trl-Clly Wcnatchee Monday's Results Vancouver 6 Wcnatchee S tOnly game) Cut Beats Snapper In Ninth BOISE Ursal (Jack) Snapp, Merrill, Ore., middleweight, lost ninth-round technical knockout to Oarlh Pantcr of Dayton, Ida., In the 10-round main event at Boise's Bronco Stadium last night. Snapp received a Rash on his forehead in the ninth and the ring side physician called a halt to the proceedings. Until that point the Oregon fight er had surprised the crowd of 2.000 by demonstrating a left hand that unnerved the Dayton strong boy. Snapp kept the left In Panter's face almost continuously through the fight, and completely closed Panter's eye. The Merrill boxer opened up with both hands In the seventh and eighth rounds, and in the ninth, during a fast flurry of punches In Snapp'a corner, he came out with a spilt forehead. Snapp claimed that Panter had butted him. The decision awarding Panter the fight was booed long and loud by the crowd. Early In the fight Panter had Snapp's mid-section, but the latter stnyed away and kept flicking his left Into Panter's face, unbalanc ing the Idaho fighter. There were no knockdowns. "BALDY" EVANS AGAIN PROUDLY PRESENTS THE BAND WHICH MADE SUCH A TERRIFIC HIT HERE LAST NOVEMBER. YES! IT'S AMERICA'S NO. 1 BAND RAY ANTHONY HIS TRUMPET AND HIS 19-PIECE ORCHESTRA featuring TOMMY MERCER - MARCIE MILLER The Skyliners The Anthony Choir PLUS A GALAXY OF CAPITOL RECORDING STARS INCLUDING KENNY TRIMBLE BUDDY WISE LEO ANTHONY ARMORY TONIGHT ! DANCING 9:30 UNTIL 1:30 (Daylight Saving Time) 8 a 6 m'myroTTBTifro'oTT n'DYinnnnrinrinnf ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE AT DERBY'S MUSIC CO. THE ADVANCE SALE IS LIMITED TO 400 TICKETS AT $1.50 PER PERSON (tax Included) THE AD MISSION WILL BE $1.80 (tax included). o 6 o o'OTo'OTyiiTroTm'oT "BALDY" SEZt Sterling Way, Manoglnj Director at Ida Hollywood Pollodlum, in a letter to ma dated Aug. 13, 1952, has this to toy about Ray Anthony and hli band. "The public reaction to Ray this year li trcmcndoul. In my opinion the bond Is considerably better than last year and tho additional vocalliti make hii choir an exceptionally strong fearir of tho bond. So far ho has tot two now poit-war rocordi; one for tho highlit weekly attendance and tho other for tho hlghait Saturday night attendance." 80 0 o oTo'oToTymToTmTffT o'lToTrmTtnt BROADCAST OYER KFLW 10:15-11:00 Fists Raised During Leo's Beef With Ump CHICAGO to Manager Leo Durocher of the New York Olants has been suspended for five days for a run-In with umpire Augle Donatelll during last Sunday's (lime against the Boston Braves. The suspension, announced yes terday by National League Presi dent Warren Giles, hit the Giants s stiff blow In their race to over take the league-leading Brooklyn Dodgers. Durocher, who cannot return to Uie helm until Aug. 23, will miss six games two doubleheaders against the Chicago Cubs tomor row and Thursday and two games against the St. Louis Cardinals Fri day and Saturday. Fain, Musial Eye Crowns NEW YORK Iffl-Battlng cham pions Ferris Fain of the Philadel phia Athletics and Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals are team ing up to perform a feat no pre vious pair has been able to accom plish In 38 years. Not since 1914 when Ty Cobb of Detroit annexed his cignih con secutive hitting title and Jake Dau- j bert, the old Brooklyn first base-472nlBD- captured his second In a 411 'row' nave 001,1 of""1 kings Fain, who led the American Leogue In 1951 with a .344 average, tops the loop with .333. seven points belter than New York's Gene Woodllng in second Place with .326. Figures Include Monday's games. Musial, seeking his third straight batting crown, Is the National League pace-setter with a .326 mark. The slender outfielder, a .355 hitter lost season, holds an 11-polnt edge over runnerup Ted Klusiew tkl of the Reds, whose average Is .315. WE USI OOODYIAR MATERIALS mi FACTORY M I T HODS .STOP IN TODAY FOB GOODYEAR Extm-Miltag RECAPPING Sift 50 CONVINIENT TERMS goodyear SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath Ph. 8141 In addition, Leo was fined 1100 and ordered to stay away from the press box, radio booth or the vicinity of the Olant bench In Chi cago and St. Louis. In a suspension earlier this year a three-day chastisement Durocher sat In the press box and was reported to have directed his club with hand signals to his coaches. The Incident that led to the sus pension occurred in the ninth Inn ing of Sunday's first game of a doubleheader In New York. Boston won the game, 7-3- When the Olants were changir pitcners in tne nintn and Hal Greg was heading for the mound. Du rocher rubbed some dirt on the ball and tossed it to the reliever. Donatelll, working at second base, asked to Inspect the ball. Instead, Durocher flipped it to Al Barllck, the plate umpire. Words flared be tween Durocher and Donstelll. Suddenly DonatelU's right hand went up In a wide sweep, Indicating that Leo was out of the game. Then Leo blew sky-high. It waa onlv bv the restraining actions of Charlie urimm, Braves manager, and tne other umpires that Durocher was kept from taking a punch at Donatelll. Both Leo and Donatelll raised their fists during the violent argu ment. Durocher later said he had no idea of striking Donatelll, that he wss merely gesticulating. AT ARROW Gabardine . . .QABANARO SPORTS They wash beautifully! You get your exact collar size hrA f tteJV Your exact sleeve Ie"ngtbv V Mhe amazing Arafold collar ' aaqaaaaaaoaaliqTaggT'.lJ- men wr r Lti I A JtKy:l sff&fi&i Dick Reeder'i dz1 t'i llte fleet CtOlUMIIH Mlw H. IN COLLAR SIZE IN SLEEVE LENGTH A POPULAR (PRICE SHIRT juu.CS This magnificent Arrow sports shirt takes every in formal occasion in stride. With a tie it sets you up in dressy comfort Open the collar and you're all set to step in swinging. 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