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KHIDAV, AUGUST 211, I DM HERALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN TIME OUT! BEVOS FLUNK AGAIN "!, Hud..)! Thr ll bualilra -wanna II y Thr AMnclalrd Prr 'Hip Him DltKo J'ltfltrn Midcd fir nUln'a pacific Co it Lcaguo win muk hi mix ntraluhl ThurrtfUy nitihl mitl hBvrd ihelr third place Itriili i miii (lift aiiitiitlou lUin-Irm. 'Dm Parirr won the flrnt Kamr o the ciut lHl doutilrhranrr t He Cl If a-J. 'I hp Ralnin t took Ihr second umiio 10-2 but It lrfl thru, tthcin timy atnrlrd the evening our itniitn bark 01 the Panien. A Iwin wiuld hHve punhed Ihr in Into third pla rp . Th Hottlund Braver., mean while, continued to alump. Barry, iiiniio hmidrd them their third hrata itlU un ' l"lrilt Ion, 6-0. (ilurr a lirl It Ihr Aitoi-lateri I'rets NVIIONM. I.I.Alit I IttonkHn Now Ynlk HI. Limit Philadelphia f lllt-niio Hiiftlnll Clhcihlllitl riltnbUICtl IIOMIllill Ktrit 81111(01 l pitched scoreless hull for the Hrnvrrs lor nix in nings hul wiin batted out In llir M-voiilh as llio Hut's acored luur runs. The Inns dumped Portland beluw thr .blJO lllaik. I.rlty Wllllr Luna pitched Hail Dlcgo In a win III Hie flr.it Biinir il the doublrhrndcr at bcatlle, but I lie nmnlei n bounded back with luur home iuiis In the second. Nanny Fciiniiilr clouted one ol Ihc-.e homers with the sack lo.-tdrd. Han Diego bunched (our lulu in the thud mnlntf ol the open er to -euro nil Ha run. hIKIWI IIS Cagey Al Nagy was driven lo the .6'J3 , Minwcr-i during tills boillbiirdliient J'" ! ana three oilier Hcatlle pltchcia ',,,jBW aeivlre beloie the name wu Hill 1 over. 'Hie hard . working Vern 1 ; -, . I i .." . ' . I-VMIii---' I-1-' " ' ' IP at Lesseir SH)D fiira McFedters Garner. California Bears Favored Again but Pappy Waldorf lfs' 1.08 ANGELES If) nla'a flnlrlen Rears assume their PlIMtfl 111 near-perennial role at the team " '3 10 bel lor Pacific Coast Confer- Hy BOH MYr.KK I enre loomail laurel aa ota gnu- roilTI.ANO. Ore. 1 Kour la- idera throughout the loop awing who vorite dauifhtera Iroin Hawaii, practice Monday. Washington, Texan and Calllornia. i "We ll be a contender this fall II all strangers to the lolly polllrm several its are Ironed out," aaya 111 which lliey find thcmi.elvcn. lee , cf,ach Pappy Waldorl, whose oil today in tin aeiiil-llnala ol the WPr, pOHe jjowl meal lor women a Mnuonai Amateur uou , u,e Bur Ten three alralBlit years alter winnlntt the conlereiice crown quarter- r01I1 1M8 through 19'A. But dont IIKiire on anything re. Pit. pll- 'I liiirailjy'a Itesulta Mrfloklvn U ( lili auii I) New Vmk M I'llt-biimh 7 CliMlminll 1 llitun i ill hillings l'llllailelnhlii 10 HI. Loula 0 AM I . Itll'tN New Yolk (irveliind Hnsloil i'lillailrlnlila t :IiU'iiko Wnrhlllutim Ht. Louis Union Thurilav'a 'llllndelihlit H Itosloli uiilne rulin Cleveland 01 Ddroll J 1 tOnlv Kiiines acheduledi Kuid'lntlicr hung up lii lllih c urn: win III the nluhtcat) j Hollywood downed Lou Angele.s 3 3 in It) inningx. The victory was knuckleballer Johnny l.iiiflrll's 21nd ol the year and It krpl I he tilara 3 'j games I nhe.nl ol Oakland, which eel bock tfnu J-'lanclMro, o-ti. PA( It lf COAST llollvwnod Oliklaml hull Dleyo Keallle Porllvlld l.ns Anvelra 8.11 KinlirIM o Sacramento Thitrsilav'a llesulls llollvwnml 3 l.os Anaeles 2 IIIIISM Is:irratnrnlo A Portland 0 (ink liuid & Kan Franc ism 0 Hnn Diego 3-1 Seattle 310 I- I : I I Vi I. Pi I. VI 84 '.33U .Mi TrZ!'--f KesulU ! IMfll n ij i ,,J'? i 4 l srcuild L !wj J" x ' 4 l.l ai.i i: V I. Pel CK (, 13 13 1(1 BO B" H SAM NESLIN , doublet for St. Nick 2 RACE SHOWS BILLED Hard-top racing, currently Ihe hottest llrui on the local aporu menu, presenU, two Labor Day weekend shows al Gems Speed way, loriner home ol the Far West League baseball champions. In addition lo Sunday nli-hl'a regular H-rlormance at 1:30, a Monday altcruoon allow opens at 1:30. 8am Ncslln, Oregon Woolen Store operator and aixniftor of two cars, is making the semi main and main event on the Labor Day card par ticularly attractive. Nc-.lln Is spreading 1100 III cavil and the mine amount in merchan dise lo Ihe Itrst three placers in each ol the two events, split on a U-li-10 ba.sla. Championship. Victors In yesterday'! finals at the exclusive Waverley County Club make the lineup read like thla for today's IB hole plav: Mrs. Jacqueline Tung of Hono lulu vs. Patricia Ann Lesser of Beiillle. Patricia Garner ol Midland, Tex . vs. Shirley McFedters ol Long Bearh, Calif. ht KI'KISI.K They arrived In Ihe aemi-Hnal stage alter a round of goll that produced Its chaige ol surprises and golf good and bad. Tomorrow the winners meet at 30 holes for the title. Mrs. Pung la a 20-year-old mother of two young daughters, the wile of a Chinese fireman and siie likes to shed her shoes as soon as possible alter a malch. She will also go Into a hula bare- loot, of course on the green fol lowing a victory. 8he weighs well over 300 pounds and stAnds bare loota mite over live leet. She can also belt a goll ball a great distance. IfOI.IIS TITLE Miss Leaser. 19 and the "'one man'' golf team al the University ol Seattle, bi the daughter of a retired Army colonel, and holder of most of the titles around the Pacific Northwest. Miss Garner, 23, Uie daughter ol a Texas oilman, has been playing goll but lobr years. Miss McFedters. a Junior at UCLA, won the Southern Cahlomia publlo links title the past two years. 01 KB B'l 1.1 13 M 383 ! 110 111 Western Intrrjiatltinal engiie I. Pi 4t W Victoria HI Hpoknne 11 Ml Vwncouver I'M VI 8nleiii lit B0 Yakima 11.1 no lewiMon 111 13 Trl-Clty M 71 Wenalcliee ft.'t 7 Tliursdav'a Itesulta Victoria 1 Kulein 3 Trl-Clty A Vancouver 1 HlKikmie H Wennichre B Ynklma 11 I.cwiston ( I AMI AW Mm MS An Mt'j Xi .403 JIIMIH I.IM.ll. HASIIIM.l, Hy Ihe AssorUted Press IM'LIINAITONAI, I.KAO I ' K KviHciise 3 Toronto 1 Itochester 0 Ottawa 4 Montreal 9 tllllfnlo 1 tOnlv games scheduled i AMI lilt. AN AShdt 1A I ION Louisville 4-0 Charleston l-fl Columbus 3-3 Indianapolis 1-0 Knnsns City 10 HI. Paul Milwaukee 14 Minneapolis 3 IliXAS l.l.A(,l i; (iklHhoma Cliv .1-4 Tul-.ii 1-0 DalhiN 3-3 Fori Worth 0 0 Hhreveport 10 Houston 3 Beaumont 8 Kan Antonio s riONKKK LKACil'l') Pocatelln 8 Idaho Fulls 0 Maglo Valley 6 Bnlsa 4 Ogden 13 Salt Lake 4 Only games scheduled) By The Associated Press I IIASI.HALI. I HKW YORK New York Yan oi'Olkees obtained pitcher Kwell Black ,J'jwell Irom Cincinnati for pitcher J?1 i Johnny Bchmltr., three minor s4l I If-nnuM tilnvers mntl cash esllmuU ed at 160,000. HWIMMINfi NKWARK, N.J. Ford Konno. Oliio Slate, won third National AAU title in taking 880-yard free style. Dick Cleveland, Ohio Slate, captured 110-yard Iree.slyle Ipr third straight time and Burwell Jones, Michigan, retained 330-yard medley rrown. Ohio State won the team title. -, GOLF PORTLAND, Oie. Mrs. Jac queline Pung, Honolulu: Pat Les ser, (Seattle: Pat Garner, Midland, Tox., and Shirley McFedlera, Long Ucach, Calif., gained aeml-llnal round of Women a National Ama teur championship. VANCOUVER, B.C. Canadian Amateur ch.iiplonshlp became an all-United States allalr with Lar rv Bouchey, Inglewood, Calif.; Kid Melsler. Cleveland and Billy Campbell. Huntington, W. Va., In .seint-flnnls. KKitRK SKATING NEW YORK Dick Button, two. time Olympic champion and live time world tltleholder, turned pro-li-Milonal. San Diego Nips Denver DKNVf li IPi Boy teams from Austin, Tex., Cincinnati and San Diego, Calif.. Thursday night (ought their way Into the Ameri can Legion's Junior world series n biii-vball opening In Denver Monday. Those three clubs loin with Mil- lord. Mass., In making up the (our natlonnl Iinullsts the best ol more than IB. 000 teams'. The competition Is lor boys who were not yet 11 last Jan. 1. Ihul pUyecf American Legion Jun ior baseball this season. Ban Diego copped the Western sectional title Thursday night, eliminating Denver 5-4 In 11 In nings. Salem, Ore , the Pacific Northweat entry, was eliminated earlier In the loiirnnment al Hast ings, Neb. Calllor-i Washington State enjoyed Its best season In 20 years with a young team during 1051 and near, ly everybody Is back, with the ex ception ol coach Foret Evashev ski, who moved to Iowa. Alton Kir- cher took over the Cougar reins and asked 55 to turn out. Formidable returneea Include Bob Burkhsrt, chunky paaa-throw-nig quarterback, and end Ed Barker. Moslly on Burkhart pitch es. Barker gained BIS4 yards, av eraging 86.4 per game last season. Both are records. Oregon and Idaho have the smallest owning day squads, with 50 men each. Oregon bank.s on the navsing ol Hal Dunham, with not expected from aeiensive depth. Hallback George Shaw, a standout last year as a freshman, figures In plans as halfback, quarterback and sale-lyman. sembling a runaway. Three other outfits Washington Stale. South ern Cal and UCLA rate high. KtinlnM s,,rnrlk1 last venr and though manpower losses run deep. much expectt the PCX! won't unacrrate Chuck ".ne lacking Taylor's defending champion;,. Washington has quarterback Don Heinruli, pass pitching sensation ol 1050, back alter a year's in Jury sidelining. He could boost the Huskies Block. Oregon, Oregon State and Idaho I seem at this stage lo be outside the contenders circle. ' Fans get a quick line on South ern Calllornia and Washington Slate when those teams clash In the Los Angeles Coliseum, Sept. 10. Idaho's Vandaln won only two games last beason and might do slightly better during the coming campaign. Coach Babe Curfman lists 28 sophomores, with his top weapon the senior pass combina tion of Wayne Anderson to Jerry Ogle. Guard and captain Bob Hol der Is tabbed the Vandals pride ana joy. Oregon Btale'i high hopes were dashed as one by one the team lost key men expected back. Quar Bill Anderson Jome4 the Air Force, and halfback Dave Mann and line backer Bob Redkey became Ineligible. So coach Kip Taylor looks for new backlield talent among his 50-man squad to support fullback Sammy Baker and right half Jack Pinion. Capt. 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