Herald and news., April 29, 1953, Page 13, Image 13

Track 'Switches ilM
Foir BefflwA Invasion
Here Tonight
Yankees Win After Slugfesf
GREG SCHULZE is Klamath's
main hope in the discus and
shot put events tomorrow
, afternoon when the Pelicans
host Medford in a dual meet
: on Modoc Field. Schulxe won
t the platter event, placed sec
ond in the shot in last Fri
day's tri-meet on Hay ward
Field.
X"
Tornado
Thursday
Visitor
Stars Stop Beavers;
Beard Nears Record
By The AtH'llrd Vtr I five while Bill lloomlcr. ih
Cramer Theodore Beard, the Se.U .-.tenter. was mriKvn nilli 1
relieved in the iiith. The vm I
mitihiy mite ot the Hollywood out
Held, will attempt to flutter a Pa
ciiie Coast League baiting record
when he tep to the plate Wednes
day night nait Portland's Ly
man Ltnde.
Beard has hit safely In hi last
1 2 a p pear a noes n t ha t . He
smacked two homers and two
Millies Tieday iurIk hi tour tries
as Hollywood stopped Portland's
five same winning lteak. 9 0
i S l'K AUiH V
Beard 5 (eel 9 and 170 pounds
tied Mickey Heath's consecutive
hit mark, eUihlihed m liCt) when
Heath w a w.th the HolK woou
club, The major league rrcend ao
t- I'- striuchi hits. mace by Pm&y
Hiiifiins o! the Boston Red Sox m
l9;ta.
Be a rd was the e y nvu : r el the
crowd Tuodrtv nitihi but Mel
Queen, the Hollywood pitcher, haa
a hand m laMUonmi; 'he shutout.
He allowed only' lour hits ana
w hided r.me Beavers.
Al Widmar, .10 - name winner
with Seattle laM seamen, notchea
his sixth w in ot 1963 as he v tupped
San Franc im:o. 8-2. He allowed
I
tiiikh if
BWL()NG
t TL.AL LEW.II
duscus to wrap tlic meet
3PM
GEORGE
BLANKS
MERRILL
CV.ch Paul Del'.cr shi!lcd the
Klamath ciiu-.er podrr Ihis eek
lor Thursday ultrrnoon's dual aiee:
:;h ule Micp'-rd Mediord trci
men on Modoc Field.
R.itner than try to
Mcdtord's admitted strength in the ' wir. -
Item. Deller is attempting to load itTTtSSitk
up :n the ruiutms events. j fsrt n.i.c.-u ..
H.s changes include pulling Jim ! j" ( coluni&u. . .
Dcucherty out of Lhe shot put. an ctisaitie ic:rt- . . .
event he won in last eeit s siirm- Mum. , 4 lt01
Uh Wim tne ni:vcrsuy Ul urcsun I Twfnlv-Thirly 4 Kn:th! 0
Krcsh and Cottage Grove, and put-1 J 0 Amu..ir.tni I
tins the Klamath handyman m i!ji?'"mtom o
euner the 100-yard dash or low hur- i tirema Hoiin i
'Kod Kids mav be ready to ran "i!a Juft two more .wsions o!
to the ir.Ue aiter a recent illness. ooi-n . wj" ' ' ,B,
along w.th Barrv Pitts and Don '--30 Club are waiting a IiKht to be,
Weils. The latter'two n:ay also en- w "r U fraternal League j
ter the hai:-mUe run. ' l"jT- . - , . ..... , i
UU.il OH 1U IHfel v l
the Sons three points up on the
Twenf- - Ilnrtians.
Ar; Brooks ol :0-30 had the top! H' .11
series, at. with lines o( IH. 160
and 218 but his top name as a
pm snort oi CliI! Stemler's 219
S'.emlcr rolls lor the Knights o!
Columbus team.
Vern Toombs o( Grems Roolmn i Bj
had a 561 series with lines ol t.
?u ri anH isa
Easuide Electric rolled tile lop , ,", , "'''. J,."""1
learn gante, sou. out ine -u-ju
Dougherty, Chase. ; Ciub came in with a 2739 series.
Bevans, Chase i Fust National r.aa a ji same
and Eustside a 2.11 scries.
ca.srd the lidiniers tip to withm
a half mine it l.is Auselos in
lii'M place,
j mis
The AnscU dropped the Itrsl
same o: a two . week road stand
as 5su-!uneiuo won. 2-1, on
Charley Sch.ui.'.' seven . hitter
Jacli i.iUrson. cut loo-e by the
San Pit'vto Paiircs reliiitu'd to his
old li.iuuts in an Oakland tiuitorm
and hunilha'.ed l.eu O Utml s
club as he twirled the Acorn.s to a
H-4 timiltph. Sulvesou W:ts l.ipprd
UK a three run homer by catcher
Wall lVc.ka.
Hornets
Tri-Nieet
VVisiners
MaUn nr.J Klatnulh Ka'U had
the lUuible w .nuers yesterday on
Modoc Viv'.ii but Henley .spread it-s
track .s.re-.ikth Around enough lo
win a three-way meet, scoring I
M J-3 point.
The Klanuth "U team scored
Kl-imaih s proim.MiK hurdler, j
Geor-e Arnold, won both the hitch! According tt, advance nolleet.
and low hurdU'S. 1 M.'.ehmker Ma. k 1 ilUrfl h.i
Mal;ns Vai Madden won both lounj another wieiluiK drAwm: ; i.rtmard
Ity JOi: III K lll l It
Al Siorhwrltrr
Baseball wan iecoennK hum n
lianttitver ludny litHowuiK n wild
and woollv n ntulit tis ever look
place m (he major leeuuert,
In St. l.outs. the Hi owns nnit
Yankees etiu'tcrd in a liee-tor-all
and the Inns hominy, ded the play
ris with pop bottles and beer cans
m the mo-'d riotous ilianiond lci-m
Plnce the (mat itame ol the ItM-i
World Series. Atler order was re
storwl, the Yankees lnpPd Hie
Hiowns, "-it, to ream the lead In
the American League.
In Philadelphia, the St, l.mus
Cardinals snapped uy rhlll'.e.V
eiKhl-Kiune' winning streak with a
tt-a victory us the Itedlnuls' I'ea
nuU 1-owrey came through tor the
tilth straight tune in tt pinch lm
role. Kach side used live pitchers.
hack in' . ohm
In Cleveland, Hobby Shantr.
proved he was back on the beam.
pitching ami batthiK the I'lul.utci
lur-faced Tlrates lit n lirilllanl
litnih imiitm tellei Job in preserve
the Chlcano t'uhs' 0-11 win. II war.
the Cubs' fourth ntinlulll victory
and It moved them In within a
Katun mid n halt n the National
Lean lie-IrmhiiH IMilllles,
'lhe Yankee-Hiownie ire for-iill
develoird when HI. I .mils catcher
(Mint Com iney. an ex Yankee,
Mnclcd in the luth. tried to Mietcb
It Into a double and slid hard Inlu
Phil Id.'utu. wpM'UiUH the Yankee
shoil'-ttip Yankee second t)aseman
Mlllv Matllu, an old aulattnnW ol
Cmti'turv's, followed by rdiiimltiK
the Hiownie catchrr. I'layer trout
both bi'tiches swarmed out nn the
Held ii ml w Iiee-im-all followed.
1)1 I. A VI I)
'lhe name was delayed 17 min
ute ns numrrttu.i tana nmoitu: the
i:i,4ii:i enh cii-ntumeis beitatt hurl
hut hot lies, c.n.n and other mis
siles, nurd of llient directed nl
Yankee lell Helder Uene WoodlhiB.
their neat est tui tp't, U took an
appeal fioiu Ml. Louis ManaKet
pnm Auueucs to a j-j u lumpu i Mlll lv Mrl,in Ver lhe public
ver uie imuans. iMiam smu an ftiidrrs.i system to quirt Um fans,
ciKiu-umrr auu ornve iu two runs
No plavrr w .
Vlinim t um Hun.... but
tt Ymtkern I1B 3
brow ti.nu Hill llur.t .T0ftl
''ashed into Couth!
mi the ,;S-Sh
he ball out of hi, h.UI
t bnlllrn with Y.,,;!?.1""
fiminef, letBh,,.,.;" ,.PU,;
Into Ulciuto a t"y crl
I''k i.vershadowrra81
UUlMAlullUK (rat,, by BH
ern. In n ti,...., I Y"ik(f
estlltliilei t(KI f... .."v"'
Allle ltry,,, rppUcM ,1
Hi'hnilu win, ,i,. .. Jj
the b. lrd. wyV;1 A
tanned .. biv.,..M
Klllntl. "
HENRY LENZ
debuh aqainit Stflli
'Muscles1
Lenz In
Mat Debut
w t.
.i jT.iprmw. ;card.
m 11 X Klamath team held sluihtly j Henry ten, another of the Body
V it "u" "UI1 thrccpoir.l spread on :BeAuiUul clan, accoidiiu; to pre.vs
a x the Hornets after ee:::s were in. -raves w.ll make Kric Peder-scn
i But HcRlc-v won the relay, while seem modest in comparison.
4i yt -ne Klamath quartet was ?,hut out. ! Lenr. the -(ioldm Adonic" (rom
j trt ;o send the Hornets out m imnt ' P.is.nd4nii riihf h. - n ih (...
The Henley team, H.ivw.ird Re- '., lure bout '(omtu in his debut here,
lay champtoiw in CUs r can- He'll fnee Al Sa.-a mal veteran
lured the first two pl.i,e m the, who doesn"t lei rippUnc nuncles
lo mid lhe Imltans' Iive-ame
winnuiK siieak and knock them
out oi fitn place.
Ill Chicago. Va;diltie:ton outllrUI
er Paul Huiby racked up hu
second stralKhl four-bit dv but It
failed lo prevent lhe White Sox J
from nipping the Meuatoi:., 5-4 i
Cuban Mike lAiruiele-.. truded ;
away from Washington l.ct winter. ;
earned the decisiun over his fur
mer mutes, l-'sf Seen WahlUKton
runners wrr leii on base.
In HiooKlvn, southpaw K'un ;
Hafteiuberurr u( Cincinnati tited
tor the iithh time since l!M-j n
detent the IHku'.cis in tt stnrttuit
rale amt failr,i tor the -joth time
as Preacher Hoe hut led the
Uiooks lo a 6-1 triumph over thr
Kedles, It was lltooklyn s :tJmi
success over Italfy hi 10 decisions.
ONK MS
In New York, the Giants collect
ed 10 htts and diew lour w a!k
off rtfihl-handrr Max burkonl but j
could score cmlv one run ;i thr
Mllwalikre Hraves vhipjed Leo;
Ourochei 's darlings, 4-t. The
Hraves made only mm hits but 1
four went lor extra bases
In Pittsburgh, -ta-yeat-old Dutch;
uMest plaver in thr
RID NURD, I
National League, rettrrd three
Jo Jo George shut out the Mer
rill Huskies on three sjieIcs yes
terday as lhe Chiloquin Panihers
virtually wrapped the Klamath-
County prep baseball u;le with
an &-0 win.
The Panthers have lust tail-end
Bonanza left on their schedule Fri
day to end a perfect season with
live wins.
Chilooum and Merril went into
yeMeraay's game with 3-0 records.
Jerry Wolfram. Gerald Johnson
and John O'Neil were the only
Merrill batters to find saleties off
George as Jo Jos teammates
handed him two runs m the second
and three in each the third and
lourth.
Larry DeLap relieved Woliram
In tne fourth inning for Merrill
and allowed two already on base
to score but settled down to wing
shutout ball the rest of the way.
Scott Hartley with three for four,
Gene Gentry and George, two for
four, led the Panther hit parade
field events start thmcs off at 3
o'clock; the track events are billed
for a 3' SO opening.
Prooable Klamath enirtev
100 ard dash; Beans. GUmore.
C. Mills. Dougherty i.
210 yard dash; Giimore. D. Mills!
Pep pie.
M0 yard run: C. Mtlli, Sprague,
M unwell.
8Q yard run: Pitts, Wells. John
son. Aliicn.
Mde:P.tt. Wells. Klus.
High hurdles:
Low hurdles
i Doug hen v.
Mirh jump: GUmore, Munsell
Cha-e. Toomas.
Broad jump: Doughertv, Pepple
D. Miils.
Shot put: Schulze, Lawvcr.
Discus: Schulze.
Javelin: Kooicen
Pole vault: Kooken
Relay: Bevans, C Mills, D Mills
G.lmore.
Hn.i hur.il. Won hv Arnold K
rr It nd l.or M T,:,,. i?
4 d4h W.m hv Madden M
, nvoi-d lu.on It. ihird.
Milf. Wn Willtjrr 1
Wright 11 third, ill
lourth T'i-j no l
up. bother him. All In all, tl shape up
as a real Attraction.
Another newronier to the Klam
ath nnir Tommy Murtindule. ap
pears In the senil-wtndup mraliiHl
Touh Tony Ross, whose .iRnmtt al
ways mentis action. The Salem
Aiiuen k siaudhtcrer hasn't .shown here in
s several weeks.
mil, Mun-i
Netmen
Lose 6th
Straight
I Dennis Todd and Doug Pence
were the only Pelicans to find the
win column yesterday as the
Klamath netmen lost a 4-3 deci
sion to Grants Pass.
It was the sixth straight loss
for the Pels in a many starts
before the district meet here
Tuesday in which the first two
singles players and first two dou
bles teams qualilv for the stale
as Chilocjuin collected elKht hits off meet May 11-12 at Corvallis.
Wolfram, three off DeLap, Todd whipped Bill Hamilton In
straignt sets, o-. b-J. ana rence
was forced to vo three sets to
dump Ken Miller. 6-4. 2-6, 7-5 in
the top two singles matches yes-
George btruck out 16. walked j
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