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MONDAY, AUGUST 2S, 1BB2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON FACTS HJtVBt if J V FISHING WAS GOOD In Williamson River for Harry Cilk and tha lavernlteeper hat a hand torn tiring of rainbow trout to prova It. Tha biggtt of tha bunch wat four poundt. All want for fliat. Homestretch Race Sees Dodgers, Yankees Bloat Big League Lead By JOK RKlt'lll.KR AP Hporta Writer ra l-lle Know what' keeping Ihe Yank- hum? Nop. Hitting? Nupe. and CXiduoni In first place? Okay, wo II I'll you. Il'a the Iteltl . , , )ul plain old-fashioned drlenia, Before tha atari of the neuron tlioon who picked Now York and 'Jitooklyn to win tha pennants pre dicted tha Yankees would win on their pitching and the Dodiera would cop an their hittlnic. Today. wlUt fewer than 40 daya en no. Iha DndKcra own a comfort able 8'v-gnme bulsa over the 0t. Louis Cardinals In the National League race and the Yankera have flwn-Kume edge on the Cleveland nil loin in tilt American. And It haun t been the Dixlgcr hitting nor the Yankee pitching. At present It (lorsn'l appear that either club will have a 30-gamo winner this year. The Brooks trail the Cardinal In team hitting but thev lead both leeguea In team llrldlhll. . . Whal a more, the Brooks, ' with a percentage of .884. ara going along at a major league record pace, two points better than the Card of 1044 and one better than Jio Indiana of 1MB. lliey've made only II error In 117 games, an other record gall. M IV HKCOKII Bv completing a double plav vce trrclsv In routing the Ordinals, 'Jo-4. to enap HI. Louis' eight-game twinning streak, thev broke a lmiguo record, completing a twin killing in Ihcir IBth consecutive game. Tha Yaukeea trail Washington and tha Chicago White Sox bv one point in the American with a team fielding percentage of but they ara far and awav In front In doublo plava In both leagues with 169. They fallrd to complete a twin killing ypaterdav a thev came from behind to nip Uia Detroit Tigert. 4-3. and pluk up a lull game on tha Indiana, who dropped a Isinnlng - marathon to the Hcnalora in Washington. UNKARNKI) Two nlnlh-ltuilnt Giant, error! aava Cincinnati two unearned runt and a M firtl game decialon. Tha Olanta managed to get a apllt In (he doublrheader, winning the aec ,ond game, halted at the and of aeven Innings by darknetn, M Boalon'a third-place Bed Sox moved ud to within four t amea of tha Yankeee. aweeplng a pair from the 81, Loula Browiu. 1-1 In 10 Innmga and 13-1. Philadelphia a Athlellca clung to fourth place by one percentage point, dividing a ,floubleheader with we wnue ao. The A'a came back to con the ! second game. -l after the White 'Sox had taken an 11-1 opening Ulugfest. The Philadelphia Phillies and ! Chicago Cubs apllt a twin bill as did Pittsburgh and tha Boston Braves. The Phils awamped the Cubs, 14-4 behind Hus Meyer after Warren Hacker had outptlched ! Robin Roberta for a -0 Chicago ! triumph. The Bravea look a 10 ! inning 6-1 win after Ralnh Klner had hammered his mh home run to give riltl)Ur!h't Hon Neccial hi' nrM'mtrior laagur-victory in the opener, 4-J. mi rz The Yankees erupted for four runs In the eighth after rookie lllllv lloeft had baffled them with live hit and no runs through seven innings to overcome a 2-0 deficit. A bases-loaded walk to pinch hitter Johnnv Mire with two out followed bv Irv Noren'a pinch double that 'cleared the bases, gave Ed Lopat his sixth victory. Enrl Rapp bane-ionaed sinRie off Early Wynn with none out in I he 10th scored Jerrv. Snyder to bring vlotory to Wellington. The Indians had forced Uie game Into extra Innings on Luke Easter's three-run homer in the ninth, his second of tha game and his 32nd of the year. Manager Lou Boudreau. In the role of a pinch hitter, drove In the Red Sox' winning run In tht Itlth inning of the oponer with a squeeze bunt that scored Dick Oernerl. FOUR-HITTER Carl Bcbelb pitched a lour-hltler for his ninth Philadelphia win after tha While Sox had rapped (our A'a hurleri for li hlta In tha opener. It took tha Dodgera Just two Inn ings to cool off the red-hot Card Inala as Preacher Boe rolled to his 10th triumph In snapping the Red birds' eight-gnme winning atreak. The Brooks broke through starter joe Presko for tnreo runs in Iha first and three more in the second to clinch the victory. An error by second baseman Dsvtv Williams on Will Marshall's I grounder with the bases full in tha nlnlo permitted the Redlegs to score, enough to give the Reds their 6-4 win In tha first game. Al Corwin'a Irve-nltler gave the Olanta a spill. Held to five hits as Hacker spun his fourth shutout of the nenson for the Cubs the Thlla scored 10 rung In the first three Innlngt of the nightcap to ooasi to an easy second game win. Three Pittsburgh arrora gave the Bravea a pair of runt In the 10th to anap a 3-3 second game tie. Oh, No! More Whistles This Year By OA VLB TALBOT NEW YORK tin The collag foot ball sen son la approaching, and permit me to be the first to give all you fans the happy news thst there Is going to be mora whistle touting this year than ever before. Reason la that they've now de cided to hang a whistle on every official on the field, from the head linesman right through the releree. That means at least four whistles where only one shrilled before. In some conferences It means five. The Idea behind the Influx of whistle la, primarily, to try to make a aharp reduction In the ex cessively rough play which became notorious last fall. It brought the game a good deal of very unwel come publicity, and the men who make a living from football are determined to put on the brakes right now. ' It's tha main thing we've talked about at our meeting- since last season, a well known Eastern coach tells ma. "Please don't put It's Back To Politics For Champ Westland By BOB MYKRS BUAn'LK The nation's Chainpluii, Jack Westland of Ever ett. Wash , is a man deliberate with a putt and quick with a re tort. Westland, at 47 the oldest man ever to win the championship, is a candldule lor Congress In the Sec ond District of Washington. Asked whether he would rather be the national amateur champion or a congressman. Westland re plied: "I'm already the champ ion. Now I'd like to be a congress inun' Hi- Is !a Republican' running In a dlitrlct which the Democrats ruled for JO year. Did he think voters might quca- Dunsmuir, Shasta Win Mt. Bhasta and Dunsmuir Jumped Into an early lead yesterday on for eign fielda In the Northern Cali fornia Baseball League President's Cup playoffs. Mi. Shasta nipped Weed with a two-run rally In the ninth Inn ing; Dunsmuir ahaded Hilt, ?- Both were considered upaeu since Hilt and Weed finished one two in the league. Dunsmuir waa third and Ml. Shaata, fourth. Yesterday'a gamea were the flrat of three-game aeries. Wlnnera of the two serifs meet In a champion ship two-of-three set. Short acorea: Mt. Shasta - U 1 Weed 1 Anderson, Carrlngton and Fm lnla; Barron, Bordino and Fruua, Dunsmuir .. ... T Hilt Root and Cartwrtght; Oumnunt and Trine a. , PAINT NOW WHY WAIT? First Cfctts Material ' and Workmanihip Reasonable Prieet Low Monthly Payments FREE ISTIMATIS PHONE 4226 H. L BROWN Contractor LA-Drubbing Bevos Can Fatten on Acorns By The Associated Press The bciitlle ruma-. , .).itk in Iha Pacific Coast League first di vision niter a hectic week al Oak stand, tan make a bid this week fur third pliice In a series with 8an Diego's tiring Padres. . Ihe Padrea, In third place V, gnmes back of front-running Holly ood but only lour games ahead ef the Ralnlnra, visit Seattle for series starting Monday, The Portland Beavera. trailing Seattle by half a game, also are in o nnsltlnn In advance in the atiindlngs. The Beavera tackle, last place Siicramcnto in a seven-name series starting Tuesday al Port land. Scuttle won Its series with Oak land, four names to three, bv grab bing tha Sunday opener 6-3 and winning the nightcap 6-3 In the J3lh Inning. I. That 13th Inning waa the big venU.The Ralnlens exploded tor four doubles and three runs to bread It up after Al Oettel had held Seattlo scoreless from the third Inning. . ; It was Clarence Maddern'a do- Clark, Turnesa i Bid for Crown - PORT WAYNE, Ind. ll Jimmy Clnrk of- Lnguna Beach, Calif., an outelrier when the (16,000 Port Wayne Open Oolf Tournament alsrtcd, 'faced Jim Turnesa Mon dny In an 18-hole playoff for the hnmpronshlp. Clark, who never led during; the four soheduled daya of piny, shot a five under, par 67 In Sunday's final round for 213 to tie Turnesa. The Brlnrcllff, N. Y golfer had to drop a 10-foot putt for a par four on the lfilli to get a 68 and his lfl-undcr-par 3H for 72 holoa. Ible that started the decisive ac tion, in the oueuer Vern Kinds- father chalked up his 17th victory of the year. Portland dlsnalcned the Loa An geles Angela by acorea of 11-3 and 3-2. In snapping the Angela' four- game win alreak In the opener Portland outfielder Jim Russell drove In six runs. He got two homers and two singlet lo five times un. . In the seven liming nightcap Chick Plerettl wat cred ited with the win. The Hollywood Start 2-2 win In the Sundity opener ngiilnst San Diego and -J ahellacklng In the nightcap gave them alx out of seven wins ever San Diego for the aeries. Al Sacramento the Ban Francisco Seals trounced tha last place So lona 7-9 and 7-2. VTTSVtVSVn't'SStt Iff ft 8 6T6'6 6 6 6 6 6 T 6 B'aTt'aTt'raTtrri TREAT YOUR CAR NOW! LUBRICATION SPECIAL... 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Sat urday he got back to the political campaign. Westland turned back the clock and youth In his title thiust. He captured the second hole of the finals and held it until Mengert took a one up lead at the end of 27 holes, Westland squared it on the 26th, went ahead on the 30th. and wound up the match with a beautiful pitch shot and a 6-foot putt on the 31th. Mengert, a Walker Cud team candidate, hat remarkable potst lor hi age. He ha one distinction, at least a back swing that has been called "a compact three-ouarter" stroke. Often It appears not to be even a full three-quarters. Appar ently ha gets his power from hit wrists and forearms. Mengert. a newly wed recently discharged from the Air Force, had met Westland twice before In tour nament play. Each had won a match. Age, experience and a aweet awing won out. mt In the position ef pointing Ihe finger, but we know absolutely that 1 some coachea have become mighty carelesa about what they teach their boys to do, and It la to our own Interest to help the officials slop It. "There will be e great Increase In penalties this season and the crowds will not like to see the game slowed up, but we can't have any more pictures In the papers like some you saw laat winter. From here on when a player is caught getting too rough he la go ing out of tnera in a nurry, and no arguments. " The men with the tootert all four or five of them will be ex pected from here on to get right in there and mingle on intimate terms with the performers. That Includes the field Judge, who In the psst hat been a quiet austere Individual. i Each official, ae we understand ; It. will have a given territory to watch very closely, especially for infractions of the personal foul rule and for defensive holding. 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