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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1953)
I1KRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN inrancs in wii. . . aurlra tuK a""" W .-r7 inlorii""1" million i" iim llrerm". T . . . j Ilt1 laliro i M" hf began A ,,,,,",m !- .1 latl. v""- i2?jin p' IJ-r I.FJL .df hta t "i-Tia. Coal Uu when h EJw ion mo iwn 2ad u irsular aiariera fjxu Marihall. ho com mim ui M"n"1' ) cull XlMlcan ball lor lHa IM ICIIKI 'J5f0: and J Nlrho In im uulon laal rn. nraitwit i met 'pcfir",: S lUQ Stun rwcwfw . lack up lbs mound- is if) id 1 itdCRSON of Kno AJh, (right ) thown trHing, up with Ray jri,lu' of tht Cowboyi. frm bt on of tix t5 torn match at tasty Wdnidy. tg Tiff ("Mat Warn JtUiliil U touuh enough P iw i mtn on each tide. fJWinaker Mack Lillurd h "M Ut team match Hi Uir JJJndy Hint could ml ' lor thrills, k win bs on lla(, J Jp. Tor Ynm.io and I Join ilh I)llck L1 "WW Al Bun, Bill FLO vBlll)r l'-lion. Uw ""in, hi, nr.t npucrnc fnTI"" "'""ite boul k mi f U U tt"1" b'wl Ct.". 8"k"'"' F'l,":"" fck !? '? ,nl "Hon nd c ,h In ii other, tt.,ro on " t!L?,!;u""' oumeldcr I" ""come rabbi iJjtiM collcur. . i . JW .g ml uwi (he men. I1y Inolude Ruwell Butler, U irom fooetollo or tin Hiuneur au; KAfl iwuiiwii wiiu viwhiib ui Uie Oel'Blol xP ' "a fet Younl, enotlurr Vlieli aland by All are leltluuidera. lliinUmiKltra I n o I u d e Jim OlHiwy, who won lour and lual live lor the uronca ni year; vine Giovanni, on option (ruin In Ht. Loul llrowna' ariianlinUoni and Oordon Tench, Canadian llrcball- or wha won H ana loel nine with itedduif li in far Weal loop la 11131, , II Tench can eul Ih niuaUrd Ho t likely to be the youngoel vel. eran itlire or mora yearn pro ex- iwrieiicej In um leagu. ilea Jiut 31. Clint (Dude) Cameron, who' pa raded llirouih Ilia Coaal Uaiiue, and Dluk Naal, Jual bni'k Irani Koiea, will do Die catching, tarry twrioii, who inanaRed Vlaalla laal araaon and la lii hi 17ih pro year, will play irl baa and aar.ut Uronner In voacbut Iho club. KKTUHNli oltn.Tuiketl return from III IMJ club lo accoiid bM. Veteran Ken nichardaon. who h the dia tuicllon ol alarling hi pro career Willi a double-A club Loe Angel ea In l nd haa played Irom waul to oaaat In (very elaaald callon, la lacked lor Hie hoi corn er. Al ahorutop Brenner la trying Don Stewart, veteran who (uiulied army duly laai (all. and mil Slumpue veteran ol the Ca. male and Pioneer Uaguea. Both Have equipment lor Uie job, but may not ahow well until they've been under lira lor a few week. Al lleiat, freah from the retired llau; Mel Waaley, top I Bit Htw kan batter with a .S3) mark, and AMI WUmmi, aluo of the lM Bronct. are ticketed for oullield job. Jake llelmulh, a holdover, la nil In the picture, coming olf In retired lut. And the Brone will make liberal uae of Bob lOabby) Wilitama. a home-town boy win led Lawlalon blltlng laal aeaaon with a .111 average. William prob ably will relieva Barton al firal oo raaionally, loo. Portland, Sacs Split Sunday Set The aeconii week of Paolflo Coaal l.agu play ended with ft aula end Hollywood lied al Ih lop, And the third wek feature a eoupl of alullng noighbor-clly erica. Mil ,o Angelea Angel travel aoroaa town lo alart the city rlr agaiiut Hollywood In I he Itaaue'a only tchsduled Monday night game. kan franolaco voyage acroaa III bay lo eutaue Oakland In a doublclieader, atarllng their aim llarly hoi neighbor feud. Eta where Tueaday Hacramenlo will be at Heallle and kan Dleto at Portland, In the Sunday battling Holly wood waa Uie only club to win twice, beating Oakland -l and 1, 111 ktara look tha aerie, t-1, Seattle won the flret game from San Diego but til Padie took th niiihlcap, t-, Al hacramenlo Hoger Oaenbaugh held Portland lo two hlla aa Ih Holona ended a la game lonlng atreak by beating the Heaven 94, alter Portland won the opener . Ban Frenciaoo and Loa Angelea a lo aplll, the Angela taking the Ural t-l and th Heal the aecnnd 4-). At San Diego pitcher Al Benton walked Jack Tnbln for Bcatlle'a winning run In Uie 10th Inning of the opener. Itay Oriels hmnered for three Rainier runa. In the nightcap the Padree got all Uwlr runa In the fifth aa Tom Alaton homered with two aboard and Mill tmlh hit for Uw circuit wiih on on. Sacramento Managr 0n De auteli protected Uw flral game with Portland In Uie flral Inning. II claimed uilerferenca by Port land baa.runuer Jim Ruaaell, Ed Basuiakl drove In lour runa dur ing the Portland victory. Nippy Jane homered for Sacramento wllh a male aboard. Tri-Meet Win PORTLAND 11 Lewi and Clark dtteated Portland Staia and Oregon Colleg of Education In a Hack meet here Saturday. Lewi and Clark had mi point, Portland Biaie , ana oce 34, Hogan Shatters Par In Masters Victory ,1 AUOUSTA, Oa. uf-Whn ' 8(0 Hogan, Uw llttl perfeollonut from Txa, auipped up to aocept Uw M,OM check for hi record-shattering victory In Ih nth Maaltrs Oolf Tournament, ha ld h hoped to rdurn next year and ahoot tb m olkr of golf. Byron Nelaon, a fellow Texan who ha acted a boat player sine Bob J one retired, raplwd: "If Ben Ifogan come back and hoot tha aim caliber of golf h hot thla year, he'll b out there playing all by hlinaell." Alter the way tha "retired" Ho gan lamed Uw tough, ,MiO-yard August National Club course, hi tournament mate probably wish be d walled until today and played with President Elsenhower during hi golfing vacation Instead of beating them out of the biggest hunk of prlsa money. Th 40-year-old IM! Master champion mad Ih beautiful, spa cious cours look easy with bis almost faultiest performance. Hi Iron shot and pulling were panic- TIME OUT! v J film v vaxal I f "Oara tit Then I ( again ler- geluag i m ut acaasM UOs year!" ulsrly afffctlv. Not only did he sllc 14 strokes off par but li also bettered tha previous tournament record by flva strokes. And his 70-W-M40 4 waa Uie Uilrd time In Masters history that anyon haa managed four sub-par founds. Par la W-W n. .- . . . . Ed (Porky) Olives of Palm Spring, Calif., shot a 10 yesterday lo match th old record ol ink and finish second. Lloyd Mangrum of Nil, III., high money winner thl winter, made a nice comeback to finish third with a 2(2. Oliver pocketed i2.M0 and Man grum 11,700 when prise money in Uw 110,000 tournament wa doubled all Uw way down the line. The total wa approximately IM.000 whan you count the 1200 grant lo every pro who finished out of the lop 24 "money" places. Bob Hamilton of EvanavllI. Ind., wa fourth with 22, good for 11.400, Chick Harbert ol Detroit and Tom my Boll of Maplewood. N J., tied for fifth with 2U. sMO (sen, and Ted Kroll of Hartford, N. Y. bad 2M for seventh and 1700. Harvl Ward Jr. of Atlanla and Prank Btranahan of Toledo tied tor low amateur honors with 201. Defending Champion Sam Snesd of White Sulphur Sprlnga, W. V., bad a 22 total and a lie for 16th. Ntt Pros Bill Corvallis Show CORVALLIS tfl Jack Kramer and Prank Sedgman will meet In an exhibition tennis mstch at 0111 Coliseum here May 2. Pancho Segura and Ken McGregor will play an accompanying malcb, Th touring professionals also hsva scheduled matches In Port land, May 22 and 24. Ducks Win CORVALLIS UK Oregon won three field event and all Uie run ning eventa Saturday to defeat Oregon Slate In a track and field meet here. No official results wan kepi., Idaho State National . Ring Champ POCATKLLO. Idsbo W Idaho Ststa Colics boxer (lugged their wy to three Individual title Saturday night a tb Bengals won Uw . National Intercollegiate box ing championship. Tha uire win In tb final round gave the boat Idaho State team It Doint. Celandine- champion Wis consin claimed two titles and sec ond place wltb 10 point. Louisiana Stale wa third wllh 16. . ... Michigan Btata, North Carolina AT and San Jos Slate each notched 10 point. Other team score: Penn Stale I: Washington Slat ; California, South Carolina and Virginia, 4 each; Maryland I, and California Poly, Idaho, Min nesota and Syracuse, 1 each. Idaho Stale' crown were won by Olympic boxer Ellsworth (Spldsr) Webb. 1M pounds; Vie Kobe, HI pounds, and Paddy Oar- r. m pounds. Ray Zale. 176 pounder, and Pat areenan, 14T pounder, won championships for Wisconsin. Zale ws swarded the John M. Larowa Trophy which goes annual ly to Uie boxer whose "Sportsman hip, aklll and conduct perpetuates the finest attribute in college box- Zale fa a nephew of Tonv Zale.' Uie former world middleweight champion. BoUt live la Oary, Ind. Pilots Lose CORVALLIS UH Jim Ruggles' three-run homer In Uu. eighth Inning here Saturday boosted Ore gon State to an g-2 win over Portland University. Ex-Olympic Skier ' Dies in Portland ' J PORTLAND Of! Dsrrech Crookes, who skied for the U. 8. In the 1M Olympic game, died Sunday after a long Illness. Be waa 41. Crookes and Don Praser, hus band of Oretcben Praser, 146 Olympics alar, had been as sociated In Uie oil business bare for Uw past three years- Prcdictiirg Yanlr Los Isn't an Easy Chore , By OAVLE TALBOT MEW YORK Oft The time has coma, by popular demand, to knock down tha Yankees and assure Uwlr horde of Ill-wishers that Caaey Stengel's athlete will not win their fifth straight flag In Uw American League race starting today. The Job get harder with each passing spring, . . , " . You might be surprised to know bow mny person there are within our ooraer who nste dm rangee. It 1 a phenomenon we have not seen satisfactorily explained, other than that a lot of fans are blamed tired seeing one dub get all the grary. - Perhaps 20 time recently, and over a wide stretch of country, we wen aaked, "What' Uie chance of getting those bums out, of there?" And they didn't mean Brooklyn. ... help : ' In every com our reply has been PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE By The Aaaaclalet Pica W L Pet. Seattle ' Hollywood" . "; Los Angelea . Portland -Sacramento San Francisco Oaklsnd Ban Diego 10 4 10 4 4 ' 1 6 5 g S ; 10 4 10 .714 .714 .25 Mb .26 Suaday's Basalts Portland t-O, Sacramento 2-3 Bollywood I-g. Oakland 2-6. . '! Loa Angelea S-2, San Prandsco 1-4 Beattl 1, Ban Diego S. Satardaya ReraMs ' ' ' Portland a-2, Sacramento 4-1, sec ond game 10 Innings Seattle 11, San Diego ' Oakland 2. HoUywood 2 Loa Angelea 4. San Francisco 1 : that succor u at band; that tha Clevelsnd Indian are , going to wrap up Stengel's fat cat thla time and deliver them, and that the Yank are galling very ' old, moat of Uiem be ing in Uwlr 20a, and mat they are likely to begin falling apart al any time, now, .. . : n Y : To partlcularute, w have aaked them, to take little FbU Risauto, tha glue-man In Uie champions' Infield. Foil haa been eaung baar food all winter and spring to com bat hi ulcers, and he's going Into Uw race underweight. That' ex tremely encouraging to tha anti Yank. : n. ,.;, . ;.; . Tha other mf wider kiml been bitting In exhibition gamaa. Stan gal waa quoted Uw other day aa saying they had htm plenty worried- Ha said be simply didn't know where to turn after hi boy were combed by the Pttuburgn Pirates, 10-6, the other day. Thai's another good aign. ,.r.j LOOKS BAD .. Added to that, Vic Raschl, the veteran starting pitcher, hasn't looked good at an. 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