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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1953)
I. III.VI IIKIIAU) & NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OltKOON PACK NINE1 veryone Worries About Scooter but Phil Rizzuto bqwlng PHIL RIZZUTO .Yinli' carburolor Jlce First intry For lerby Run II r IIAKKV iHAV80N Hl.A NpiirU l.ttllnr NMW VOHK (Nr.A:m.rV Him. ltr m Hillv Mniiln uuikinu nl Miuii iop nnti I'hil uimito m mm-. mill bnnr h pi rt'ul lull sun hint l.llllr Hrootri" nrin not coniiiUj, mound, Dtp irjmil rrnd. Thrv'vo lifii uonyiiig nunul nir.. fcuto !r five yram, or Mntr Mam tilirf Hlrtlr Iuh brru nrouild And nl thr lunltril Jliillnno dor tn flirow Rimtlirr nig year, Thp Yiuikrr. will u whrn lit.. Utn ir .' hNVR Marty Mnilun, fmnplmtrnt from our nrllM tn nti nlhrr. "Ho mighty tlrrd 1ml yrr,M In lOfi'i, Hi 3:t nirruln um ilir only Ynnkro who plnvrd pvriv Hit ni( unill lh iirtiimtit thnchrd Tun I put the homegrown III 15-' nf ihrin. In the li in, yrim Hlriulo tin-, hern tlir tritturr ntrrhmilMn of ihr Nrw Yolk AniMlnins hr Kprnl iliri'i? In lh" Nuvv llicv luivr won! nrvni pcniianu iiiki Mx wurlu hnni. iluimhiin. Iliry urii! nut bfiilm until mxL to Ihr hi.tt day In HUM. It It tine Mi:. I Hluli tiinl Mur lln h iv avitrhrd pci: iitoim in pro C.tinic dilll but ill tlicir nwn vo lition mxl not by moVr ol thr hitch roiuinniid. Thry were only IhuMiik round. Martin dlf prU unv I inii dinibl alioul H),.uIo'n hi in- "Whrn Iin hM in, hr mil throw hi w-l nt hi cvrr tltd," nnvn HtPiup'-t pel piojctt. "ilr'n donf U Mils ipllnu." Whrn HlfiiL'cl Litriff.lftt ii.irbir Uiurin in Hint. hi . piiiu iiui nhji-c- Itr's hit:hly fttniNK, a hit of a hypo- hvp wns io iinii n tpiic-i'inpiit lor chondiliir. HJziilu. I'hllip Intel mllrn oil hllnhl- Itl7.ulo hnx alwfty hud nrin iron ly in '1H hey KU-ppttt'd hirt hllp'hle in the f.pilnn. For Mich h le wn!i f-.hov inv. You hrmd he wm ! unit knhln i.horislop. Hip Hrootrr 111. Hp to'ik rvp pxpix-'ph. Per-i hns onlv n nipdioi ii! arin, lurihpr hupi hp whs Kiowlmt wpiny. 'IliPvUlrrvlitir hl nrtlftiry in (hp lipid, 'pokp I n link o( I'filMi.-iliiPsh, llrljlr cornpfiiMitPH (or llH lark of B no mote than 30, hut hndlrtllp nun hy Ki-tllnu the hall nwny pliiyrd hlnrp hp uuk II. He ntnnd only llvn InPt Alx, would Imvn to pack wcluhlfi to romp In above Hit) pouiirl ., and he had taken a lot of hard knock v Ho nil Hlzulo (ltd Wat tin bin rt the YiuikPPH to th lir.it of four (mjiim tutlvo prnnantH mid o'rop u liluhly drhuti' blr inohl-va)uublP playrr awutd to Trd Williams. In 'liU. tin Hcoiilrr won the. MVP pilr timiflx ftfiu.'tt l.rillliiu '1-A III IiIh llll- r.M -,cni.(jn. in hp look thr Bubr!lor at alarllnic Hulh iiwitid h i ihr out tUndiiiH npr- Plvnl ':in 011 formrr In Hip World hcrlcs, In UliUt) lu- hnttPd :U(. Rl.uto wiim trratpd lor an uh.pr ftpr lh" World KrriP-i hi.it (all quickly and accurately. I.Ike Job Cronln, Lou Boudrrau, Lukr Appling and other older Khort wtopfl before him, lllzzulo'n knowl fditc of butters and pitchem enable him to mo to extrpmr in position play deep, hhallow and to cither bide. At 34, nizzulo nav have lo t a 3hor'. Ktridp. yet he has no kuiht- ur actinic aa the doublr piny. i"he Hrooler remains mnKnlllcent koiiik deep Into Hie hole to hi right, IfOlnfc to the lell, comlntc In lor ft low rollpr, MrldliiK balls hit ihrouf'h the pitcher'a box. hin hop pern out of the pitcher'a renrh, and cutting out Into lelt field lor pop ups. That Ju-it about wraps up the Job in the field. PlayhiK nhorl.stop by ear, Phil Rl.zuto would Mill be the name's top hand nt the mot important position. Brooklyn Closes Gap on Jittery Phils IW M S I'lU,! (iAH AKorUIrd lrr. Npirtwrltrr Not mi loiitf hko the Phllndelphiu PhlltiPK ftnrr the hottrr.t Imni in major leaKue.i. Todny Manaupf Htrvp O'Nnlh rre:tt of an iihl k jiup limit and boa'.trd a I'1, thp National l.rucur mti 1 iir fail!-, f.wppt thp anici mid h'M n:Kht battli-d Qilitl:n-, to a 1 rtand')( I u inninw hliaiicht during the niter noon as 'Ilie Yankees, who got soaked lend in thr-v litmnifd im inn.ui, 7-1. $450 in Iiiiph lor their part in the 1 'Ilie Nrw York (ilitllU Miaiined n i niplee In Kt I .mi is 'Inrlnv nithl i.Afivnuo t.r.Advt IMIIfip ft r . !1 ' Krftii.eck . II 1 Mioou - Hrbnlr lluwrd Cleaner - U MnlmUnt t ... . 42' Shoop Arhulr Wlldrsti 41 1 Walkrr' Vrnrii( ... : HtMton t Hervirt M' Aimirt t.ft N'lfhl Hilltop 4 8 hoop - Kchule 0 Walkcr'i .1 -S WlM'Hts I Kfhmrrk'i 4 M'llatnra'a 0 Howard '4 lieacon I Bolh Hilltop Cafe and fethmetk's tumrd In whitewash vittorle; la-it niKbt in the Ladybutc Bowling League to atay in a knot lor the top bpol. Hilltop wan most of the show as OpHl McDonald led that team to hiKh team Kmne and series with scores of 959 and 2770. Opal did It with a bfi'i series on lines ol 159, 223 and 181. hive bowlers went over the 500 scnes mark. Behind McDonald were LaKayne Harris, Hilliop, &4; Mary Botnwcll, fcjchmeck'a, j27; Clara Beard. Hilltop, 511; Kay Jones, Howard b, 510; and Loralee DcPape, Beacon a, 500 Lucy Kinney of the Bhoop-Schu Wildcats picked up the 3-7-10 split. Rogers Hornsby Says Fight 'Good for Game1 CITY I.tA&LE .it.. I u th'Tt u;iinp InvuiK stnuk with the 1-0 Miir:ikir ovt Milwaukee and i a I I'lU'.lmiKh i! iiiuin-d Clncuno, A-2, nliniiipn aie ranting nnxlovn K'iiip thai uni called alipr five hi other National Leatiup action. Minnies over their shoulders In the! 'iuiiuk'i bei.iu.p of rain. Whib- thr In the American I, ramie the New direction of the drtrnriiuu chmu-!('ard wpip mopping' up thp PhlK York Yiuikepn whipped tlie Chlcnco plnn Ilrooklyn Dotliiers. the Dodders pxtendni their win-1 While tio, fi-i, and the Ht. Louis 'lite uhnuitn In PhiladphthU'a "'"k streak to our mul pullrd to Browns defeated Wahinlon. 31. fortune came when ihf Ht. LouIa f wllnm a half name of the kiork' ; Philadelphia's Kame nt Detroit wns;on(, whlch Cmdinnl day. Hie eiiiie Phils a viAlliiiR 'imps. were rimiiK thr Phil-, Hiooklvn won their fourth rained out while Bntnn Hnd Cleve land weren't ftrheduled. lound themselves involved In an other Mini II ruckus in Chicago but! escaped with their pocketbooks un scathed. Miekev Mantle has been hilling his home runs so lar that they've left no doubt, but at Cnmi.skey j ram in inc tuuriii iiiiiniR ne oeuea 1 the White Sox nueF.' NEW YORK Tr-Onc man who doesn't view with alarm la.st Tuev day nl?ht's fHt-swinRtnn ba.sebali donneybrook In fit. Louis is the old war horse. Holers Hornsby. "We need more of that fire and aplrit It's good for the ame." said the Cincinnati manager be fore leaving Thur.'jJay nitjht lor Pltuburgh. "The fans are looking; for color-okay, they ot it. "Next time the Yankees and Browns play, people will be bust ing to Kct inside the park. Who says that's bad?" Four members of the New York Etchen Keeps Traps Lead Ofi.svu i r. k : st fhv IIJIIIP tt M III!"' triinn l-r Dp- il fit! :rl ; ; L'1-.'..ir. u K.i: m tiy I ' .Art. fnfi'iv r: t:A t:in: vi:!r a 1; 0! L-i.-i nr. t. HKNO, Nev. iA't Itndy Ktrhm. uf Hun Valley, Idnho, cluiitt to hili uvernll lend In Golden We l llrand :; Hie first AmrtUan Truihooi here Ti.uiv u.- vr.h uinniiif; ttty after UUennK In the lit ..t i miiird Krntiit fcy imnditup when he lost nlmotl ihier i.M Dow in balm- times as mny larel in n ninnle loo blid event as he had dropped' tlir -on of Oriuul m i hp prevloun froo. .ipcd lain the rn-; Alter ahootlim four rvenl.i--lhrr j r. ai!r; it owned. ut id yards and the dltlicull dou-I .s finely, owner Mr Kit-hen hail n phenomenal 4UH-MW. Bui in the flrsl of (our handi caps on the program, ihr !! j American came up, with a dismal j 80-100 Hut. he w not the only j one Ills cio.senl rompetitor. Ar- ' nold IllPer, Senltlr. !) n all American, wound up with an Iden llel handicap aeorr. j It remained for Bert Dmnplei of Seattle to sm the pace for the blue ribbon Held. Compter hit 9ft ioj to wm hip " first unme at I; lowed in runner-up apoi by oeorne h',,MC " Nlliniilson ii inniipii, .hiu.. nu Broncs Stretch WIL Skein to 5 Straight By The Ansm lated press platp with monotonous recularity Tin- l.rwMon Mruiics clubbed I ul Kemicwick niid Tri-City roI only Wenatchee it-'j Iliursdnv luht lo one hit in .seven mnliw', . Then st i rich their Western ln;erimtion.il j SchuHr threw wild to first, and League ba .eb.ill victory MUliR to lo;,l the ball Knie. With Hie bases live .iiiititclit. loaded in the cihth. Hchultc tried Trl-ClivS lliavrs kept In Mep. j t BpW Terry Terrell .s bunt. The one name buck of the unbeaten 1 pitcher's loss to first was wide llioncs with n G-'J win over t'al-t",ul Uircc run?i crn.vsrd the plate, u.rv n,i v..kii. iiuiph into Calnarv was ahead 2-1 before third Place niter hurcpiwi a twin chulle niisrtir, one of four loH-j waVhiniton. ON hi I.VV He :lti riinithu of the lil- Uflc nUl av nrini mi " irudit p'.ilusirly over HDV ami Ibr MS rtwora Bradrt of the llrlUV la a (rl'I'ltf '( AVjIlMll- Ol .SpotlS Hr.'utl'.r tut hi I, VI. I Ynkltnn'H douhln win over Vlr- i loria nave the Bears a Mvrep of the fteries at Yakima. Jack Schaen- ii n-,.wuii.i( luirr of (;iin l.rilu;toll. :, h i n-iii en colt tiur-nalis nl Mil ; tt a lr-.v minute: !hi"ir w.i-. a lap-.r iH-hoiir bIoic the ;: ('iMi-.;,inliu Jt r. r. enr ol the f.iv bill with Victoria. 5-J and 6 Kdmonton's Kskimo.s and the Sa lem Senators were rained out nam at KIpmi ftiwiVm niwl Vic. luua weie not acheduled. " Korean War veteran, scat- , . . . , tered five hit in the niKhtcap for The tPms swap opponents f ft-1 ht!1 vcl0 m J YtkttM uiiy lUKm. wun r.ui.iu.i W uniform at Lcwi.ston, Wenatchee at tialcin, j ' Victoria at Tti-l'lty and Vancou-1 ver at Yakima. Spokane nnd Cal Bry aie inking Knduy oil. 'Hiey 11 ; meet in a duy-niuht doubJphpader Haluid.iy. when Spokane plays its rst aine ul home. LrwiMon pitcher John Murvhall tinned. 'Hie ball bounced back on the field and umpire Jim Duffy waved Mantle around. When Chi cauo manacer Paul Richard.' beefed too Iouk about the decision, Duffy waved him out of the park. STAR The hltUn? star or the contest was youiiK Bill Retina who horn crcd, tripled and mni'lcd in four trips. The husky righthander was playmjf left field for Gene Wood lins. who was benched with in flamed eyes. Bob Elliott, an unemployed third baseman when spnnu trammr: be Kan, took over the runs batted in lead in the American League last niyht with a three-run homer, all the runs the Browns needed to beat Elliott, who now has Cue a l.'ola brfioAj (Jnrtrrwuodi .... jt llickja - -M't livencr rood bale ) Tule Cialrr Lake Mach 42 Klamalh .nt 4t Uuk 4U llerald-Ncua . ii&'.j JucRcland W Starr l.ail SifH Underwood :t Cota Cola 1 Juckcland Z Sit (e way 2 Crater Iike Klamath Lbr 1 Herald-Ncwa S Rickya I llcrculca '& Bceber 1 1 Holland In Race Classic IM-Mcrt Clonlon Mlllrr.'a.rlnllfld. llinl Wi-nuKh.-r to live hlls s (nr. In nhoot.oK tltrr both had INDIANAPOLIS i,Vi Bill llol- lint at 97-llKI. I.r! Hull Krank. Ta iailma. Cal . won ttomm'a honors wtih Sftxiuo. thn Hriiin' roinplrtrd a p) 01 dj Ilcv(.r wor,. u,an sccon(l Hid tlirrr ttnmr :.rllrh. Tlir Chlr! Iour idiunanoll SOO-mllc races. cored their two ruiw In Hie l.ilrd W1L, bnck (or nnotlirr shot at aulo Underwoodt gained ground in the City Bowllnfr Lcatruc last night, moving to third with a 3-1 1 ttln over the league-leading Coca Cola team. Herald and News' 3-1 win over Rickys shoved that team to fourth place, while second-place Saieway could do no better than split with the cellaring Juckeland's team. Art Brooks of the Coca Cola j team rolled the high line. 214. ! while Pete Armen of Underwoods had a 213. and added games of 173 and 177 for a 563, the top three game score. Bob Victorin of the Tule Crater f U..Kin.ru loam hflH . ftfil driven home 13 tallies, showed tip! 'h hlnh lin.s i at the Browns' camp in March 153 and 19, niX helpcd ms trial he was signed on the recom- d"crwood5 w;5 second with S81 nicndatlon of manager Marty Ma- ' . ,h, tnn rion and he now Is pl.ylng'third -g". By The AsaocUted Press BASEBALL CHICAGO Billy Martin. Al lie Reynolds, Gil McDou'ald and Joe Collins ol the Yankees and 1 Clint Courtney and Bill Hunter of the Browns were fined lor their parts in the near-riot at St. Louis Tuesday night. GOLF MEXICO CITY Dave Doughs of Wilmington, Del., and Marga nio Martinez fired 69 s to take the first round lead in the Pan American Open. TENNIS HAMILTON, Bermuda Fred Kova le.sk i of Washington and Lome Main of Canada advanced to the semi-final round of the Coral Beach tournament. BOURNEMOUTH, England Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla., and Shirley Fry of Akron, O., both coasted Into the semi-finals of the British Hard-courts tournament. RACING SAN MATEO, Calif. High Gold $6.80i captured the feature race at Tanforan. Yankees and two members of the Bt. Louis Browns were fined a total of 8')0 Thursday lor their part In the unscheduled pyrotech nics. Catcher Clint Courtney or the Browns was slapped with the heav iest penalty by Will Harride, American League president. Court ney had to pay $200 lor his dar ing .slide into second base in tho 10th inning, R.i.shinr Yankee short stop Phil Rizzuto and fietting off the wild melee. Bill Hunter. Brown inlipldr. was fined 9150. as was the Yank ees' Billy Martin. Three Yanks Joe Collins, Allic Reynolds and Gil McDougald were clipped lor $100 each lor adding 'o the tem pest. "Courtney is aggressive but he's my kind of ball player," Hornsby added. "I brought mm up from Beaumont to the Browns. I'd lika to have nine more just like him. He's a hustler. He's out there to win. So is McDouglad I had. him, too, at Beaumont, and Mar tin. They'll licrht you for every inch. That's what baseball needs more fighters." Hornsby. himself a fiery, highly keved player in his heyday, man aged the Browns at the start of la.st reason, moving up from Scat-tic. m, dropped inui tlir entry jv.t I :b vi IMnl a tide .i-.-j, i K:i.:. AU.tn .at Dei by Zt:. Jin: (' inurul w.li be ui l'r (.em, who breetrd ff.iil.tlr. "I a inilf oer Uu ty iMt Friday imiuiiiik. Face Facts, igures :onsvn : . In- Here 1". K t ltit on the I :i;i.::.-. ni t!:f KcnluiKy Der Silutd i : j t'liunlKll llnwns. I im." a :m ni r.;rMrm ir, Tm.e (l ;iu p m. 1'ni lllci "ir e tli.i ikvi nildnl lo nonil-! lees. I OgdPII 7-24. MtftIC Vallrv ' ''' mnpi. aimiuI '.il.0(X) iioie , Bull Lake CHy I W'.rtii'K im miiiilier pi sturlprM.j other ganm po.ilpnned mil.tr- N.ilu,. Iljiiu'er j I ve..r' winner- Hill (iall Minor League Baseball By The Asiioriated Pre AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Knn.sn.-i City ft. Indianapolis 4 Toledo 0. Louisville 0 Columbus 6, Minneaiolis 3 fll. Paul 0. Charleston .1 INTERNATIONAL LKACI V. Ottawa 7, Syracune 5 (only n"me scheduled" TKXAS DAI.IK Shreveiwri 4, Dallas 2 Me.uinn.nl 3, Fort Worth 3 Iloustun 13. Oklahoma CUyf. Ban Anloiv.o 7. 'IXilsa 5 a WKSTI KN I.F.AGI i: All games postponed riONI I R I.KAGI K and seventh lnninns when Marsh' all had control trouble, ln the third, he walked Fred Bauholer lo load the b;.e:., then Don Ban lord came home on an unlirld out. Vern Itichert walked home with Wenatchee 'rrond rn in the .sev enth after Marshall handed out a pass with thr bases loadrd Blliiil racing's bimtest prize when the two and one-half mile :.peedway truck opened officially Friday. Outlawed by the American Auto mobile AsMX-iHtion for the last two years for enterals an unsanctioned race, Holland hadn t even been permitted liiMdc the garage area. The AAA reinstated him last 3-7 iwinler. under bond, and he .signed up with Karl F. Slick ol W:nton . Salem. N.C., the air freight man, to drive a proven "hot" car in this yrar', May 30 classic, Holland's vehicle is the four cylinder, rear-drive auto in which Jack McGiath led the 1952 Indlan- By lhe AsstvUlrd PresB apohs race until h;s clutch started BAITING hrank Tluimas. Pt jipping. McGrnth .set a record ol rates iiocked tuo-run homer in 311.497 miles an hour lor the first ninth to nic Pittsburgh, 4-2 vie ten laps, lory oer Cubs, i PITCHING - Viigll Truck: Brow iii Yielded only three hits' as he piU-hed Browns to 3-1 vic tory over Washington. CAI GIIT I P Brooklyn spotted Cincinnati two runs in the first inning and then cauehl up fast as Duke Snider homered in the Dodger half of the first with Peewee Reese on base. Brooklyn went ahead lo stay in the second inninc with four more runs Including a two run blast Into the lower left field scats by Reese. The other two National League contests were settled hy do or die efforts ln the last of the ninth In ning. At Pittsburgh rookie Frank Thomas picked the perfect time to hit his second home run of the year. With the score tied, 2-2. one out and Ralph Kincr on base in the last of the ninth. Thomas lofted a Paul Minncr pitch over the left field score board to end the game. In New York. Bobby Thomson hit a ninth inning home run to break up the game with Milwau kee, j 2624. series. Jim (Junion Gilliam, rookie sec ond baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers, was the International League's Most Valuable Player last year. NEW TRAILER HOMES Attcncy for SPARTAH POHTIAC t CLIPPER NOW ON DISPLAY Balsiger Motor Co. Main at Etplaiiad Klamath Fall, The student manager cf the Helena Mont. High School basket ball team didn't have to look up to the tall players on the starting five. They averaged six feet two but he wis six feet three. May W Suqqest You i. CASH SAVE $ ON GASOLINE . . . Phont 6781 jajynaw Petroleum e44$?" 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