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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1952)
' PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY, ICl'ST 27, 1n2 K . j V 3 PiNSPOTTER Georgette Davis at a Brooklyn bowling alley points to the pin-distributing feature of a new automatic pin spotter. The machine employs electrical electronic and me chanical principles, performs all pit services automatically. The operation of the contraption, which uses two sets of pins, is started by the impact of ball against pit cushions, in which a switch is installed. By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York 13 53 .579 Cleveland 11 53 .573 Boston 67 54 .554 Washington 65 60 .520 Philadelphia 63 59 .516 Chicago 65 61 .516 St. Louis 52 16 .406 Detroit 42 82 .339 -Tneaday'a Results New York 6, 8t Louis 3 Cleveland 6, Philadelphia 3 (11 In nings) Washington 1, Chicago 0 Boston 11, Detroit 3 .; NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Brooklyn 81 39 .675 New York 11 50 .587 St. Louis 72 53 .576 Philadelphia 65 57 .533 Chicago 61 65 .484 Boston 53 68 .438 Cincinnati 54 11 .432 Pittsburgh 37 91 .289 Tuesday's Results Brooklyn 4, St. Louis 3 New York 14, Pittsburgh 7 Boston 3, Cincinnati 0 Chicago 8. Philadelphia 2 (13 in nings) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W If Pet. Hollywood 88 60 .597 Oakland 89 60 .597 i8an Diega 79 10 .530 Seattle 16 11 .517 Portland 15 74 .503 Los Angelas 12 18 .480 San Francisco 63 86 .423 Sacramento 56 94 .373 Tuesday's Results Los Angeles 6, Bollywood 6 San Francisco 5, Oakland 2 Sacramento 2, Portland 1 ' Seattle 4-9, San Diego 3-6. ' Western International League W L Pet. Victoria 83 44 .654 Spokane 75 59 .560 Vancouver 63 60 .512 Salem 63 67 .485 Yakima 62 68 .477 Lewiston 60 72 .455 Tri-City 58 70 .453 Wenatchee 53 77 .408 Tuesday's Results Victoria 9 Tri-City 8 Wenatchee 7 Spokane 6 Vancouver 6 Salem 1 Yakima 6 Lewiston 5 By The Associated Press Batting: Barney McCosky. Indians Clouted a two - run triple in the 11th inning in the role of a pinch hitter to break a 3-3 tie and lead the Indians to a 6-3 victory over the Philadelphia Ath letics. Pitching: Bob Porterfield. Sen ators Pitched a four-hit shutout and singled in the only run of the game as Washington nipped the Chicago White Sox, 1-0, to move into fourth place. Clark Wins Prexy Cup President's Cup winner at Reames is Ray Clark, 2 and 1 win ner over Ray Beeber in the finals of the annual tournament. Oaks In Twin Win Over Pads By The Associated Trent Seattle took a pair of games from San Diego in Pacific Const League play Tuesday night to move within two games of the third place Psdres. But Portland's drive for a first division berth was set back by a loss to last place Sac ramento. The Rainlers dumped the sag. ging Padres 4-3 and 9-6 to stretch their latest winning streak to five straight. Sacramento edged Port land 3-1 In a hurling duel between Glenn Elliott of the Sacs and the veterftii Red Adams. Seattle put on a four-run second inning to win the first game of its doublcheader. featured by homers by Wall Judnich of Seattle and Jack Graham of San Diego, but an eight-run uprising in the second inning of the nightcap routed Padre hurler Theolic Smith and put the Pads in a hole. Eddie Bockman's homer in the seventh, a walk in the ninth to Bob Sturgeon, Bob Dilllnger's sacrifice, Dino Restelll's single, an mile Id out and Frankle Austin's error ac counted for the Sacramento runs. Adams allowed the Sacs only four hits and Elliott permitted only five. Oakland gambled on Harry Schaeffer. a southpaw sent it by the New York Oiants, and man ager Mel Ott had to yank him after San Francisco had scored three runs in the first two innings. The Seals went on to win the game 5-2. Hollywood pounded out 12 hits against only six by Los Angeles, but the Angels scored five runs on two homers and beat the league leaders, 6 to 5. Mulligan Nixes New Ballpark PORTLAND Lfl Bill Mulligan, general manager of the Portland Beaver baseball team, thinks the club should not build a new ball park now. The federal government recent ly announced that It planned to lift its ban on recreational con struction next April. That would clear the wav for building the long planned stadium. But Mulligan said Tuesday that high cost of materials and labor plus the general decline in base ball attendance were two reasons for postponing construction. He said the present stadium had been rebuilt to meet fire regulations. Miami, Fla. Baby Vasquei. 136, Mexico City, outpointed Ralph Dupas, 135, New Orleans (101. NAME THE NEW BOWLING ALLEY ! 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