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Newspaper Page TextI PAGE KOURTKKN BWL()NG commi kiu. i r Ai.i r BROWN HOLLOMAN CARVES NO-HITTER l":iincon lumber . J i; -.( r.tsi v m W ft hirtitrr i M IVr HU ' ( '-" Utlllll I ,1 V v I rtiafiirr 3 HrKo 2 BUinfwn Lttr J lirtft 1 Andv Atu!rron of thi tispsci Smokers tc.uu fcroki into liif Com- mrririal Bowline leaiiUf new - TusJav iv.Kht with Hit Muon low Unr. an M. H.cli ttnc w .s rolled v inu Rot rock of hr Orruvii Faculty ititm. a 21-. oj;t psn ofiitT '.nan Joe BrKo::: s 211. TcpM-Cois bow ler. Bill Martin of Eilinuson Lumber had a SM er:es w ;;rt conMtenl lines of 190. 192 and CO?. Kotax-k tacked on same ot HS and A2 lor a 562 erit. CaiTs Meat tolled a UV5 catr.r and palled en K.unr o! 900 and 919 for a h:ch mtic. VKW was one p:n below i;'.:, a 2S23 with Rntr of 916. 912 and 995 Leo Glii'.kinan ol the faculty h e held to the league .. muoii hijjh aver.tj;e. a 181. TOMMY MARTINDALE has things Ms way In this shot from last night's main event as he uses the arm stretch on Irish Paddy Maclc. Referee Angelo Paffo watches proceedings in the background. Martindale won next week's bout with Danny McShain with his victory over Mack. MARTINDALE EARNS SCRAP WITH CHAMP Dangerous Danny McShain's op- i poueni next week t Uie Armory : will be Tommy Martindale. winner last night in an eliminir.lon 'our-: ney in h;ch only one bou: went the lull 20 n-.:nutes. . George Drake, a !oot-handy blond youngster, won the votes oi i ill live Judges in nis tir&i-round bout with Tough Tony Ross. , I Ross jumped Angcio Patio, gum-chewing releree. alter the de cision was rendered and got belted in tne jaw. the onlv time the long haired Italian lad moved U eve ting. For the most part, the wrest lers had a Held day particularly Irish Paddy Mac, a choke ar Ust at Patfo spent more time ogling- a couple ot cuties at ring aide than he d.d keeping order In trie ring. WHIPS SZASZ Mack deposed of Al Siasz in the opener with a stomping ham mer lock in 15:10. I In the other first-rour.i bout. Bill Fletcher punched Martindale w-ith the wristioclc for the first live the draw when he pulled the minutes but (ell victim to the roll ing cradle in 17:03. 1 Martindale got the advantage of "bye'" slip out of the ha:. Mack, TIME OUT! a veteran from Boston, never gave ; young Drake a chance in the semi-, windup when he used the cnofce-' hold throughout while Paffo's at tention was centered rtnsrside. Mack won with the Boston Crab j in ltS.-S. ' The objects of Paffo's Interest letl tiler Uic iemi-wir.dup and the Italian, whcnc only move most, ol tne night toward keeping things in , order was fmcer-jhaiiinp, did a somewhat better Job in the main event. ; Mac. .x objected violently be fore the match at the 20-minute stipulation he wanted it to be finish match scored first during mid-ring instructions when he ; dumped Martindale with a right ; hand to the jaw. j SHORT WIN But it toot Martindale jusi 7 1 minu.e.. 4o seconds to make i Mac a sorry lor his pre-bell wallop. Mack tried the Boston Crab j bu: it boomeranyert nn him tnrl i Martmaale pinned the Irishman; with the top body prcs. j Maichmater Mack Lillard said he would have . the supporting I Dou:s to the Martindale-McSham bout lined up- by Saturday. McShain, world's junior heavy-, weignt champion. hasn't shown I here since the war years. He s a colorful performer who makes a aaou of packing wrestling arenas wherever he goes. illl ! By The Associated Press B1 HALL ST. LOL'IS Alva ' Bobo ' Hoi Ionian, a St. Louis Brown rook:e making h; first n;:i;or league start, pitched a no-htt, no-run game agj:n-t the Philadf Iphia Athletics and helped his own 6-0 victory by driving m three runs with two singles. TENNIS HAMILTON. Bermuda Don McNeill ot New York and Fred Kovaieski of Washington, D. C. advanced to the quarterfinaj round of the Bermuda Invitation tournament. ROME. Italy Vic Scixas. Budge Patty and t Bernard Barton gained the quarter-final roimd 'ot the Italian International tourna ment. RACING NEW YORK Eddie Arcaro captured riding honors at the open ing of Belmont Pack, winning the lirst four flat mcv Tuscan-. S13 80 1 won the $J5.000 added Toboggan handicap. SAN BRUNO. Calif. Majot Speed &2Q set a new track rec ord m winning the $10,000 added San Bruno Stakes al Tanioran. By hi-n rm.rc.AK Al Nportawrltrr Hobo HoUomitn ol the St. lout Hiowus pitched hiniM'li a ito-hitter in h;s fust minor lcAt;ue si ml tnt iKKht and the big test now will be whether he can urvir it. liodoman, a fun-loving Orotuui nu-k named after the Im Uiowme hurler to pitch a no-huter. jun(H-U trom Knv man in the bullpen to inWhiug iiloi y in nine hitlers inn ings aKiimst the P.uladelphia Ath Iciic. He l&ccA 31 men. Hnee ot them walked and one leached lit.st en the piu-her s own error. St. Louis won, 6-0. liic big right-hander now will hine to whip the jinx thai beirll Uie onlv other pitcher err to open his major leai,ue slat img caieer with a hnles performance. In ISs;, tar euough b.ick that biteuall htsioriaus don't rccognue ti as "auHiern times." Charley Jones broke in with Cincinnati with a no-huter against Pittsburgh, al though Pitlburgh scored one run, Jones won only one other major league game and out ol U:e big leagues by ISiU. JINX In addition to this k'.ng-si.rd ,un., con.Mder the presMiie Holliv mau will lace the next time he pitciief ; A rookie is on the spot every time ne stat:s a game. A rookie w ilh a buildup is on nwie ol a spot. A no-hit pitcher olten gets into ' trouble his next couple ot games. Virgil Truck--, now of the Browns. pitched two no-htltcrs for Detroit .last ear but his record lor the eaon wa a poor 5-19. I A lookie. such a Hollonian. who punned a no-hitter m his first stjtrt will hae all of iher things going u.i.:'sl him llie ret of the season. Hollonian s performance over shadowed the rest of the major 1 league activity yeterdav but for jtlie record Detroit defeated Wash I mgton. 8-4. and Chicago stopped , Boston. m the American League, and Brooklyn w dipped St. ; Louis. 7-3. and New Yoifc whipped 1 Chicago, 8-a, in National League games. Cleveland and New York weren't ; Trojans Edge Lake view, 11-9 - ! Sacred Heart piled up five runs in the aixth inning esierday at Recreation Pa.k to edge Lakevtcw i 11-9 in .cold weather. I The lic runs came on three walk, a hit batter, a Lakevtcw error and singles by Wayne Neit her I and Gary Thill. Catcher Hale banged a three-run home run fur , the Honkers in the filth inning to give Lakeview a T-5 lead Hale got two other hits for a perfect day at bat. Neuoert struck out two batters In the seventh inning when Lakeview was threatening with the bases bulging. Line icore: Lakevicwr 301 032 0-9 9 fi S. Heart 005 015 x-11 11 5 I Moulton and Hale; Neuber; and J Thill. (scheduled In the American League I while lain halted the other two National League game. Philadel phia was leading CttuMnnnli, J-y. when the name was cancrlevl alter innings. Milwaukee and t'llis iuuigh were tied, ll.et!e pith ten buigh weir tied, 11, alter ihiee innin'i. A coiy gntheritig of lit 1 eluding Holloiuan x wilo Nan and his 6yeai-old Mm tlaiy lee. wit nesed the St. Louis spectacle and will or able to come back to ncc 'another game tiee. Owner 11 1 11 Veeck told ibe smalt crowd he was gi atetul they had defied threatening weather to come out and Issued nu invitation for them to ue their rain checks to: come bacti a gam Mimetlme. ! Bobo New-om was the last j Brownie hurler to pitch nine no-1 hit tunings but he lost the game against the Red Sox in ' lM. Me gae up a safely in the lo:ti and : got beaten. '.'1. The last St. Louts pitcher to win a no-huter was Hubert Uioom again the Chicago White So H-U . Ionian's epic came 36 jears lo the day alter d room 'a, 1 ALVA Hollonian. whose gieu n.une u Alva, came up to the Htownn this sea.son after wnuung l(i and losing seven for Syracuse o the Interna, tumul League in 1W- and piu-!n;s Sinturce of the Pueito Hican League to the Caribbean chain pionship this winter. Billy Pierce oi the While So. one ol two Amcr.can League pitch ers to hutl a one-hitler th seaMin. won his fourth Knaie of the Ciit as he set down Uie Red sx on six hits. A pmch-hit home inn bv DrI Wilber with a runner on base cvt him a shutout, Ned tiarver won his second straight for Detroit alter three early -season setbacks, M-atieiuu 10 Washington hits and driving in two of the Tigers' eight runs ou a homer in the eighth inning. Biooklyn, where "rhubaib" wa-. first applied to a baseball nun incut, had anoihrr one lt ntsh'.. St. Louis finished the same under protest alter a sixth-inning setto dunng which Cardinal Manager Eddie Si .mky and catcher Del Rice were chased from the park. Bv The ..KKU'lalril Vtra .imit an i.r.MH i: V I. New Yi, ClvveUnU IIoaIoii I'liuauo .si. Loui I'lulmli'ii'hia Va.--)ilitlton Ueuoil II 10 10 11 10 10 ? a r.i. Mi .rj.-i .3J0 .S.0 .:t .:.'i .3MI .m New Leader in Hit TACOMA tn I Jill VlUllrh ntluf ! mti -i-iin.,,,. . .. .. -.... II J . Ill Hip nil , ""Hi III ll, ,i UP W, Vr.ll,rMlv i "lit lilrlk., "'"""by,. III !" "Hill 7 l.lii Mii iu.r1.i!'.h,n In "ml "l M .Hmlllp li'nk Hli Iriul III lhv rvoiitn illlitt line UIKlll Willi n tllUlltlrtlii:; 1.IUIEI tllr NiiiUlwnilriil lloullng Cull tllrn.l lout imluriit. Mo rombliiril nt'tiirN nf (iUR. Alio, Anil Hill to rrlrmilp Allrn Unlil Klillnniillil. Clllll., Ilin irrlou.i Irmlrl Willi l.Hia, 10 ni'i'iuiil plnrr. Iliuiiuaii K lliullipi n nl T.i uin , u-,.,i i 'xl r. lo ,l.l.r.l , l,cill, l U,. ' """n t,, nl Iml.lrr. nicy lliiunnl , 'H J.l In llir ciprn illvlMuii , pvrul l.i PH-.M miuilirr 'rKconm ,l , " U,"nid. . III. Hip Kb.nillM, nun arcoiul. .".... Ilr' couun. ' ""I I'lnt-n tin i .,"! to I.SM. 'II.- . . I" i .;.ui ui, .?, ' n un j Km I JoliiuMin anil mil Kiwlrilnii 'pram. 1 U u VrilnriiU ItrtulU SI. t.mil'. 0. rluUdrllitUA 0 llrtluit B. Wh -luiltitiMI i ChUHi;o 6. IKMon 'J utily i.4iur .irhrtlulrd .VMIONAI. I.IAI.I i: W I. IM. I'hiiiuuiplim Ml Mlhviiukrti I'lll.sUll! (ill New Yoik I'llii'jiiiii oiwrniuu t .6111 jo t .671 .571 10 .444 11 .311 .37 10 .2JI Hrdnr.tUy'i Itr.ulU Nrw York II. Clikauo 4 . III. vk mi 7. St Lou 3 I'llu-minlll nt riliUiUrlplllA, iitti) .lihvuul.t'r nl 1'ltti.lnniill, luui V At II If t t).M' I.KAtllli: Sr.uili t.i AllKi-lrs lltllwom fvill UU'Un I'lirtUind Sun Kliiiu-icu S.L-riv.iMHu LUtkUlUl ''4 II II -J 15 III 30 IH I II 21 i: :3 li : rdllr.ilj.'k Hrnli. l Alliidrs 1. )..m..iHl 0 San KmllilMO 4. HolltwiaM J s.m l)irK) fi. Hm-ininrnU) a Sonne hi I'urHniiil, poMi,iir, tutu Prl. .tutu .1,79 .5U.1 .444 .S46 .3119 .343 .314 Wr.lrrn lnlrrlidllotul I. W BOOTKU I Tlicy were ous'cd lor minimi;' with Umpire Jocko Couliin, who hutl wnvrd J.lckic llablnon liumr Irorn tlurd bae alter a collusion j with Carilmnl ..norl-nop Solly He.; iiiii-N. Hcinus pruwled head lirst in the baseline, dning for a drive -off the bnt of Hoy CiimpiinelU i Ilobm.Min, runntiiK from Necond, collided with him and fell down. I Conlnp ruled lirinu hud ob.stiuct ed the base runner. Duke Snider and Clll Hoduei hi, home runs lor the Dodder. Itookie i Kay Jnblon.' kl hit two for the Curds, who koI only five tuts off ! Carl Ersltlnc. j The Olnt. battered sl Chicago pitchers for 15 hits as they handed ! the Cubs llieir seventh sliaiuhl '' loss. The victory moved the Olanls up to sixth place and pushed the Cubs down to seventh. I ewistun Vli-'.orta V:Uicou er Y.ik. inn Ti i-Cltv l-:d:ilotilnn siv?kane W.-nat.hee I'-iluaiy Salciu Wetlnr.dav'. llesi Yak. inn 4. l.ewisu-n 3 :dlUontnll 7. Stkalie Wenalcllee 7. Caluarv 4 Other Kames H)sltxlled. eague I. IV I 1 ."ID 4 tn; 4 .BJC (i 5:i .s5 5 .444 7 .417 7 .417 .373 It .350 KBI League Bills Meet The Klamath Basin Ii;di-)rndrnl Hasrball l.raniir holrls n. fir.i nriiaiuzntlonal nieetini; Tuesday, 8 P m . in the Kecrcalion ulfuc. City Hall. Noble Sandervllle has called the meetlnit and is uriclng teams plan tunit lo enter the lenKUe to attend Ihe session. The liKjp Is serking a Kiamatli Falls rntiy this year. Com) Vou Stopl s'T5sf mm mm Hm't Witt Wt 09 . . 3.50 Vol 1 Retnovct Front Yfhtelt and ln pt Brak Drumi ont Lining. 2 Clean, Intrxcl and Repack Front Wnl Baring. lnipct Croot Sealt. a ChKk and Add Broko Fluid If 4 (Needed. IC Adutt Brakt Shoot to SKuro Full r . . ...i.t. p. umim wnn vivmi. Cantfull Tt Bratm. ill? 0 ANY YOUR SAFETY IS OUR BUSINESS Al "One more question. Champ , . to what do you attribute your vuccciss atlenni?" Duden Oregon Open Winner PORTLAND '.f Bob Duden successfully defended his Oregon Open golf championship Wednes day, overtaking Chuck Congdon. the early pace-setter, in the final 3Shole round to collect the pro fessionals' jUOO first-place Jackpot. Well back m the field during the first two days on the Columbia Edgewater Country Club course, the Portland pro cut six strokes off par in the final round and wound up wi'.h a 10-under par 278. Cor.gdon. Tacoma pro, who fired super golf Monday and Tuesday and led the pack entering Wednes day's round, had putter trouble and settled for 280. good for sec ond money of $300. Stan Leonard. Vancouver. B. C. and B'id Hofmeiseter. Hayden Lak?. Idaho, tied in third place at 232 and collected $235 apiece. Elegant in taste 6 years old 90.4 proof A? ll ,An invitation to try J l Amy I I Walker's l,ie l VtlS Y '525 Pint fsaslraiglil I'oiirlion wFii.skry.Wrnt in telc,uiR(,ii!ii)u))lygwj(l...a Iliram MalkorlVliiskey. May rc mipsI it fur you and j our friends? MIIAM WALKER t SOMI INC., 0IA, ILLINOIS OlDSiBILE'S ' ' ' " HAL'S Thanks for record patronage during 11 sale. By popular request I am conrinuii it for another week. The bargains offti below are unheard of. Fishing should I good too. Best of luck. NYLON LEADERS (Limit 5) GUT LEADERS (Spanish) (Limit J) Reg. 30c Reg. 75c FLATFISH X4X50nL,35 Drive in for Oldsmobile V "All Around 'Safetrinspection ! 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