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i, i( the doublelieader et Mo
SrtH md Linlield o. 4-2.
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JTiit W in U a"01 ton"''
iant . an Inlleld bouncer
j.iiw ullowc-d the Portland
k its. M. 11 Coursey end
ZjokUi shared piuhioi chore
iustield to ihc second gam,
ijl iMHin. TM Kirkndll hll
Wffl homer In ih alxth Inning
Willimeii lo t-3 win
La pacific. Pscillc's two rum
Liel a fx fllhth Inning on a
las by Doa Kumpuli. Mickey
mm, willinwlt pitcher, gave up
jtklwr bin.
ontana
Sal Beats
.Champion
I MODfIX, Aril. ID Edean
'una el Montana won Hk
1 duets and Mn. Lyle Boman
dWImlt Imi Ilk one.
Miu tl (lory ot lh JSrd
unlTrtM MMItilppI Oolt
rami, which Ui a . year
it killer Irom Helen won,
i a un tn nolo Sunday.
am al Uit end ot 10 holee,
ka nanaird lo etrokt back
flMoisgUM. aquaro tha match
jiXIlM Me and ak Ih lead
'aaCnd. rror there on in ah
fu aaajrhi Ike deiermlned
U at ihe loslnf tiuiak rom
fcawid, Calif.
I trip and a BfMF ahnl ruil Mat
. kman the jui. and a
"la atill or a hirrfie rim..
-J"Mi break on the ireraa
tkaa into the lead.
Ducks Name
Mat Coach
norm. o. in - wmiam
lummer, former lootball auard
M ncavyweiihi erealler at
utamon State Colleje and Tul
a hmili,, Saturday waa
"wf treahman football . and
jweoaoh at the Univcmiy
IlIDintr. fvnw a n.Mk . a ..
tS. Coaai Ouard Academy at
"Jfwon. Conn., la to be r.
l by the Coa.t Guard lo the
jwtura and will report her
" ! field Oreton'i flral
"earn. He aucceeda rah
J Coach Bill Bowerman who
ten narned aaalaUnt alhlallo
Kick Shares
four-Hitter
j5PTM. "re, m - With
m W.yn. Rick
tha Bllverton Red son.
rnre J-.-J ' I
held ifT. f AOO-Bobby Til
Via !tlipe?,n dv oa
ftwii5. Munlc'Pl Stadium.
taula Browns to
rooklea. Top proapeoU art Dale
Ulootn, Ok Pledmuntr, and Mar
lon Hill, all hurlcra Irom lower
leagues wlln lair won luaa roc.
orda, ,
the only holdovera art BUI Koa
tenbader 10 Jl who played ao
little ha la allll clawed aa s rookie,
and Ken MKtotlaon, i It relielrr
who quit In mid . aeaaon, Ha hat
been re tuatated.
'ihe new playing Manajer, Cdo
Varuil, who waa with Vancouver
laal araaon, la tha only outfielder
and Uie only .MO bluer, op Uie
rojter at tha preaenl time, Ore
CharouhM, .06 nilUrt, ha a not reported-
ood nee Indicated ha In
tend lo continue attenoing the
Univeraity of Waahington, Joe
SoalUe, who has aked for volun
tary reiirenieul, has been put up
(or aalt along with Charotibjaa.
Nfiotiatloin to buy John Kovens
.HA bluer last year, tailed whan
Koveni aald ha would not play lor
the Braves. He was ottered lor
al by Cleveland, ,
BMT HUrK
ID beat bop or a hitter U
Jack Warren, lornier calohtr for
Seattle but who oan nil an outfield
pot. Warren hll .lot lor (Seattle
In 140 and then quit to play aemi
pro Pali when ba did not set in
pay he thought ho waa entitled lo.
Uelenaltrely, Um Brave will
have t strong Inlield. vio Buocola
veteran llrl baaeman wUI hold"
down Uiat aack. Varuil haa a wide
aeleouon lor Uie other Uum apol.
Ray Tran will till one Moat Llko
ly nhonatop,
Kmi aierrs a tlahy Inneldar
forowrly with Pocatello. end Terrv
Carroll, WSO graduate lormerlv
wiin Yuma, Arts., will compete
tor aecond. Tommy Marler, hold
over from laat year, will again be
on third. But none ot then play
era art apected lo b strong at
in plat.
Tim catching apou are alo well
(tiled. Wick. Peaui, laal aeaion'a
moei popular Bravo, will ba No. I
again and Rub Johnaon, who waa
recently diechargd Irom th Army
wlU be No. t.
Moat of Uw Breve troubles can
b traced back lo Um long nrgo.
ualloni lor th aale of Um club by
Oick Richards, then general man
ager, and other etocknoldera. The
money railing campaign and Um
dealing lasted Into January and
lh Brave wars unable lo oatab
luh a working siroement with any
major league or Coast Uagu
club. -
Thia meana Um club haa had lo
buy gll of Its playtra outright. Th
club alao lacea Um problem ol ally
ing under Ihe eatery limit when
no higher claaalflcallon club la pay-
ing pan oi um aatariea,
Although some 131,000 waa raised
through Um aale ol alack. Una
money barely covered Um coat ol
um club and irsncnte ana vartoue
league lots. Money to buy player
in recent wees nas come irom
lb al of advertuing signs and
booater buttons.
BOOkTMa
Howovtr, U Trl Oily Alhlatlc
AaaoclaUon board Is by no meana
discouraged. It polnta out Uiat
very little) ot the operating incom
haa ben used tor player-buying
o lh club la financially aound.
It alao eapecu the alock . aalr
retporuM to carry over at th gate
this sesaon.
Scores
(OI.LEOI BAM BAIL
By Th Aclat4 freae
waahmglon , wwahmgton State 0
Idaho I, Oregon State 1
.Trl-Olly tWIL) I, Whitman I
hibltlonl
(Maltl Pacific e-M. Watrn Waan-
ington Ml
Eaawrn Washington l-ll, Cenual
Waihington 4-1 ,
Unneid 44 Uwla and dark i-l .
Willamette t, Paoiflo 1
Oregon Froah I, Oregon Slsle
Rooks I. v
,,.; . ,. . ,.-.... 1
' 1 ' v 1
1 ,, y : '.V I
SICOND ROUND Th Glantt and Ih Dodgtri and fh.lr font hp ht plight which b.
fell Jo 9 In 1950 nd Jim Kontlsaly tit 'II s(Ur rmrkbl Itsioni si rslitf piichtn,
doom't pUouo Hoy Wilh.lm lUfll snd Jo Hack.
Kclliicr Shuts Out Yanks Again
ny JOK unit ntri i
Al MparUwrller
lit I'JM major league bawball
araaon la nrng lo b chock-lull ol
aurprUea, It ihe Ural week I any
crllerlon, ,
Just look what happened yester
day, the flral Sunday ot Ihe cam
palm, and only the aventh pitying
day,
I. Aleg Krllner. who dropped alx
of seven drclaiona to ihe New York
Ysnkees laat year, ahut out the
world champions 'tor the aecond
lime within am daya. The tail
Philadelphia Athletic' lelt-hander
became the first pllcher In 2 yeara
to blank uui yanks twice In a row.
iwo-hllllng them, 9-0, In the aecond
gam of yeoierday't dotibleheader.
II turned Ihemeback, a-0, on llv
bits opening day.
2. Bobby Sham, who didn't to
two In a row laal year unul early
In Beolember, dropped hla aecond
etrattint atari when lh Yanka de
feated him. J. In Uie first gam.
Th Yankee alro look him to
camp, 4-1. last Wednesday,
HOLD LEAD
3. The 8t. Louis Browns, gen
erally picked lo llni.h deep in Uie
second division, are leaning the
American Leagu today with five
triumph In els games. An ll-ln-
nmg - win over tit Tiger yester
day live Ihe Browns s sweep of
ihe three-gsmo sen in Detroit and
extended their winning aleak lo
tour in a row.
4. Waller Maateraon. discarded
by Ih Red 8o last summer aa
all washed up, turned on hla lorm
er male with llve-hllter. (aiming
nine, aa he pitched the Washington
Senalora lo a 4-0 triumph over
Boston.
t Although thev accumulated
only nln hits oil llv Pittsburgh
pitchers, Ihe Brooklyn Dodger
wer recipients at 14 bam on
bills and alol four bases lo over
whelm the Pirates, U-t. The result
booted the Dodgera' tirsl-plsce
lesd In th Nalional Leagu to on
full gam over St. Louis nd
dropped the Pirale a into the cellar
with lour defeat In llv starts.
DO II BLR PLAT!
t. Th Cardlnla scored two runs
on two Milwaukee double plays,
enough lo give them a 44 victory
over Uie Bravea In a gam that
waa halted In Ih Ural Inning b-th fifth Inning, snapped a 1-3 tie
cause ot a mow-flurry. A blinding
snow. Incidentally, h a 1 1 d the
Dodger-Ptrat gam In Pittsburgh
for 1 minutes.
now, rain and cold weather
foroed postponements of scheduled
doublepheadera between Clevlnd
nd Uie Whit Box In Chicago, and
Chicago and Uie Redlegs In Cin
cinnati. Unplayable weather condi
tion alao wiped out a scheduled
game between the Philadelphia
Phillies and New York Olani al
Um Polo Ground.
Kellner'a teat highlighted Sun
days diamond activities. Th 21-yesr-old
nstlv of Tucson, Arlx..
did not walk a bailer. He faced
only 3 Yankee. A double and
triple by Oen Woodllng (polled bis
bid for a no-hltter. Th A'a col
lected 10 hit off loser Jim Mo
Donald and Whlley Ford but Ous
Zernlsl'n home run waa all Kellner
needed. Two-run singles bv veteran
Johnny Mil and rookie BUI
Renna hajped Rwel BlackweJi to
his tlrat gam win,
LAST TIME
The last time a pitcher ahut out
the Yankee In two successive
Mart was In 1014 when Schoolboy
Row of Ihe Tigers blanked them.
34. In New York Aug. ' If, and
again in Detroit by Um m scor
Sept. II.
A three-run outburst In Um tllh
highlighted by Bobby Young'a
clutch single and daring base-running.
ave th Brown Uwlr uphill
win over Detroit. Relief pitcher
us run Stuart, toimir Tiger,
gained hla second win over his
former mate In two daya, Satchel
Palg. the geles wonder, vtd
Slum's win with a neat riif job,
hi third In th laat (our games.
Ned Oarver, traded by St. Louis
lo Detroit last August, lost hla
second straight to his ax-teammate..
Jackie Jensen's double and triple
paced Ih Senator to their flral
victory of um year.
Roy Campanetl and Dug Snider
drove In lour run apiece. Jackie
Robinson reached base for the
eighth atralght time and rookie
Junior Oltllem alol three bases ss
the Dodgorg made It three In a row
over the hapless Pirates.
Bun Muslsl'a (irsl homa run. In
COLLKOE TRACK
Waahlngton Stat M, Oregon Slat
Idaho M, Oragon 4T
Esitarn Washington MH, Central
Waahlngton M. Whitman 33,
Whllworth II i,, Eaatern Ore
gon it
Uwla and Clark M. Pacific U. 41
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LKADERS
Spike Beeber lead In the low
gross division ot Rcamea annual
spring tournament after carding
his second successive 71 yesterday.
That gives him IM (or two rounds.
the halfwsy point lh the goll meet.
in second Place Is Adoiph Zam-
aky with a It-tt-lit: Carl Woods
U third with an M-TJ-ltl.
Eddla Hall leads In the low net
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ond la Ray Beeber with t-74-M3;
and third B1U Bratton with a 73-70-143.
Tha aecond round will be played
next weekend, Um final round in
lh 73-bola tourney Uw weekend
ot May 3 snd 3.
Lajwisron B rones .
Whip Spokant
OOsTUR D'ALKNE. Idiho W -
Th LewUion Bronc icored alx
runs In the first three Inning Sun
day and coasted to a 7 - 1 victory
over Um Spokane tndlsns la a
Wutern Inlernstlonal Leagu ex
hibition baseball game.
apokan'a ton run came in Uw
UHra inning on Bill Sheets' homer.
TODAY A YEAR AGO th St.
LoulaaBrowng defeated the Chicago
Whit Sox. 7-1. lor their lourth
atralght victory and their longest
winning auwae; in vsro yrm,'
Ford VVins
Virginia
Golf Open
VntOINIA BEACH, Va. Wt-Doug
Ford of Harrison, N. Y., hat
abandoned hla role at profeeelonal
foU'a bard luck guy.
H ahed th cloak of 111 fortun
yurdy when be came out on top
in the 113,600 Virginia Beach Open.
H bad round of M-ea-e"!-? lot
73-nole totl ol 313. Four other
Umei tills year he had victory
practically In the palm of his hand
but lost every time.
He gives sll of the credit for his
victory to his father, Mike Brods,
a Yonkers, N. Y., professional of
many yeara.
My lather taught me all I know
sboul golf." 30-year-old Doug aald
aa he picked up hi 13,000 check.
"All Ihe credit goea lo him. He's
the only person I've, ever really
llaiened to about golf."
Ford came mighty close to miss
ing out on this title. When be
started out over the par w Cava-1
tier Yscht and Country Club course
In yesterday'a fourth round, he was
worried about three - foes Dick
Met of Maple City, Kan., Francis
boi wimnger ot uxianoma uny
and JlmmV Demaret ol Klameshs
Lake, H. Y.
Metx was three strokes behind
Ford. Winlnger trstled by tour,
and Demaret, thanks to a elzzllng
It Saturday, was llv stroke off
Um pace.
None of them was equal lo the
tank of overhauling Ford. How
ever, a 30-year-old comparatively
unknown pro named Ansel Snow
wiped out ll the seven strokes that
separated him from Ford and then
faded under the pressure on the
last three boles.
Snow wss sinking birdie and
eagle putts all over Uie t.OSS-yard
course and finished wim a 7-unaer-par
63 In yesterday'a rrund lor a
73-hole total of 34 two strokes be
hind Ford. Second place brought
him 11,400. .
Demaret was third with a 207,
and Mets took fourth with a 270.
Winlnger's 271 was good for fifth.
Dave Douglas of Newark, Del.,
and Lew Woraham of Oakmont,
Pa., tied for aixth with 272s. A
stroke behind them were .John
O'Donnell ol Norfolk, Vs., Jack
Shields of Oleneagles,' HI., and
Fred Hawkins of El Paso, Tex.
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ANOTHER MANTUI Cai.y Stanqal look, an with aUaful
anticipation at Mickl Manila thews tha Yanked' manager
photograph of hit newly-born ton, Mickey Elvin, and hit
wife. Merlyn, who gave birth to tho child in Jeplin.
Gay le Talbot
'Follow Through" Riilc
Not in Armour's Book
By GAYLB TALBOT .
'B' Traeksters
Cill Two Meets
Bob HendersboU's Klamath 'B'
track and field team will keep th
Modoc FMId oval cinders hot this
week.
The 'B' spikemen. losers to Med-
ford in a dual meet 'and relay teat.
but winner aver Merrul laat week.
boat Lakevlew Tuesday, 1 p.m., and
TWieiaka Pnaey. p.mr '
NEW York w Tnere must oe i
a couple of million thwarted golfers
in this country, besides roe, who
hive been wondering all these
years why it is so tremendously
important to follow through.
Every book of instruction we
ever waded through warned on
every fourth page that th pupU
who didn't follow through was a
gone goalin. ,
We taaveosat many times and
pondered this strange aspect of an
otherwise fairly uncomplicated
am. Wl. - ' . ,n,,U1 BUT m IP.
selves, is it necessary for a playeri
to striae a picture pose, ni cluD
poised eracefully over hla off-
shoulder, after he already has
slugged Uie baQ and It is long
sine on It way toward tne wooas7
We bad about despaired of ever
finding Um answer, and when the
mailman dropped Tommy Ar
mour's "How to Learn Your Best
Ooll" en our desk it waa with some
resignation that we prepared to
absorb one more lesson now to
follow through. W were not equip
ped for the emnttonal experience
wiuca. loitowea.
You may find to your horror.'
aays the Orey Scot without warn
ing, "'lost i never mention or pic
ture the complete loUow-Uinmgh
except in discussing bunker aoota.
That meana I've left out aoma very
graceful and eye-catching; pictures
I could have used In this book.
"But I'm convinced that any
emphasis on Use follow-through in
golf instruction is just one more
thing- for the pupil to remember,,,
snd one which won't help htm.
There are two reasons for this.
First, if the ball is bit correctly.
it's on its wsy anyhow, and it
doesn't mstter how you follow
tnrougn, snd if it hss been hit
correctly you ere bound to follow
through naturally. Secondly, It's a
peculiar thing, but the people who
concentrate specifically on follow
ing through are often the very ones
woo quit on m arm m ine- actual
hitting area." .-
TEN YEARS AGO Caaey Sten
gel. manager ot the Boston Bravea,
suffered a broken lea when, struck
by an automobtM.
TWENTY YEARS AGO Tony
ICaoxonert. lUjhtwdaM rrniaaaaa eg
th world, lost a sasataua boast Us
Wesley Ramey at Oraaat Jtapsd. ,
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