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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1953)
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. ins.t HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN Braves Bounce Back To National Lead By BEN PHLEGAB 1Iahybe there's stU1 m P . "wcutttu ijague. .xne New . York Yankees finally lost, The fit. Xouis Brawns ffnaiiu The two longest streaks or the season ran Kinm.hnM i... cr Ht.yankee Stadium last night uum are oroKen, along The Yankees wnn 10 1. . w a row one shy of the American League .wwu BEi0re oowing to the Browns, 3-1, before 30,362 shocked and dismayed New York fans For the Browns It was their first ? l0r? ,ln, 15 games- "i '"-time record losing, streak lor the club. The St. Loulsans also ended Whltey lord's all-winning streak as a starting Yankee pitcher and snapped Joe Collins1 14-game hit ting streak. Ford, a brilliant young southpaw, had won 16 games since coming . to the Yankees in 1950, all as a ; s'artcr. He lost once In relief in Sis first year. . BACKFIRES '. ; Duane Pillette and Vic Wertz a couple of players the Yankees dldnt want, .were the Browns' stars. Pillette, once Yankee prop ertycombined with old "Batch By The Associated press Amtlta AN LEAGUE W L New York ; Cleveland , Chicago Washington Boston Philadelphia fit. Louis ' Detroit 1 41 13 30 -23 31 26 29 27 30 28 28 29 20 38 14 41 Pet, .744 .577 .544 .518 .517 .491 .346 .255 Tuesdnv'. nB,,ltK 8t. Louis 3, New York 1 Detroit 5, Boston 3 - - ' . Philadelphia 9, Cleveland 7 Chicago 7, Washington 3 (11 in : Dings) . . NATIONAL LEAGU E ' W L Milwaukee . 39 18 Brooklyn 36 18 St. Louis 31" 23 Philadelphia " 29 22 New York 26 29 Cincinnati 21 31 Pittsburgh , 20 40 Chicago 15 36 Pittsburgh 6-2, Chicago 5-3 New York 7-5, Cincinnati 5-13 Milwaukee 6-3,. Philadelphia -8-3 (1st game 10 Innings) St. Louis 6, Brooklyn 5 Pet. .684 .667 .574 .569 .473 .404 .333 .294 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE w l. ret. Seattle r, , " I Hollywood Los Angeles . Portland ' Sacramento San Francisco Oakland San Diego 48 30 ' 46 31 v 44 36 37. 36 34 43 ,'. - 34 44 33 44 33 43 .615 .597 .550 .507 .442 .436 .429 .423 Tuesday's Rpsulla San Diego 4, San Francisco 1 Los Angeles 8, Seattle 3 Portland 11, Oakland 9 Hollywood 9, Sacramento 6 (11 ln 4 nings) I . - . , ; Western International League W L Pet. Lewiston . f 30 15 .667 Vancouver . ' 26 20 .'MS Victoria .,, 23 25 .479 , Spokane . ' 22 25 .468 Wenatchee ' 22 27 ,449 Calgary 21 26 .447 ' Tri-City 20 26 . .435 .) Yakima .21 32 .396 Tuesday's Results Trl-City 6, Wenatchee 3 "Victoria 4, Calgary 1 , Edmonton 12. Vancouver 0 Salem 10, Yakima 9 ( Spokane 7, Lewiston 6 Palfr in hafTta ... V.nb.a eltK... gers on six hits. Wertz, whom the Yanks turned down in a proposed deal only last week, arranged the winning margin by. homering in the fifth inning with Jim Dyck on unac. The Vanlraa holf nt thai ftftU Inn. ing provided the only Joy for the uuinc (ui&s. wiui iwo meu on, dik Johnny Mize stepped up as a pinch hlttPi- Innblna. fn hie 1 MAih main league hit. He, met the ball solidly uuu cracaea a single inio rignt field, driving In what proved to be the only Yankee tally. The Milwaukee Braves, almost overpowered by a welcoming thrnnir nf 7 snn whan th, home earlier in the day. showed appreciation last night by bouncing back into the National League by a full gaihe and a half. SQUEAKERS - The BrdVPe Wnn a nalr if ers from Philadelphia, 6-8 in 10 nuu vaf wmie me ot. IjOuis Cardinals were disposing of the Brooklyn Dodgers, 6-5.. , As a result, the Dodgers were re placed at the top by Milwaukee and the Phillies lost third place to the Cardinals. Pittsburgh split a daylight dou- ble-header "with Chicago, "winning 6-5. and losing a-9 uhn, th. t.t... York Giants divided a twilight - nignt pair at Cincinnati, the Giants took the first came. 7-5. hut inr. the second, 12-5. 'In the other American League action,, all at night, Chicago - de feated Washlnfftnn 7-.1 in n 'inn ings; Detroit surprised Boston, 5-3, u x-uuHueipnia tripped the Cleveland Indians, 9-7. trailing by five runs after five Innings of the first game, th'e Braves picked up a pair In the' sixth on Eddie Mathews' 20th home run of the year and tied It up with three in the eighth off Karl Drews and Robin Roberts, who was work ing in relief. The winning run came home in the loth when rookie Thornton Kipper, the sixth Phila delphia pitcher, walked Bill Bruton with the bases loaded. , CELEBRATION In the Iwnnrl noma HfnV e..- ---- nuii.w uiaA oui kont celebrated his 31st birliiday' "s cuging jim Konsianty. In a pitching duel for his ninth Victory against a single loss. .'--'.v . At St. Louis, Rip RfjpulSW, rookie outfielder who hadi been benched for wenlr hittlm, iTwri.w4. home the winning run in the seventh inning against Brooklyn. Johnny LluUell, a six-time loser, pitched and batted the Pirates to victory In. the first game. Howie who movea irom the Pi rates to the Cubs in the Ralph Klner deal, beat his old club in the nightcap for his second vic tory of the year. The haavv.hlHIn. i-llonf., .n Redlegs pounded 43 hits in their uuuuic-iicBuer, including live Home runs. Larry Jansen, with help from Hoyt Wilhelm. took the first game. Bob Kelly, recently of the Cubs, won hit first nf th RAO Mil In that nightcan. . . . . . , BIG BOW . - V in a big- way, hammering a home run anri A nnir nf . olnoU- -In - perfect night against Boston. Boone wns iraaea 10 uie .tigers oy Cleve land Monday. ..w i. .-v. The Indians lost heir sixth 'in a row at Philadelphia, twice fritter ing away three-run leads. Eddie .lnnRt. rimva In In.n run. a Athletics rallied, to . win in the eighth. . . ', ; The White Sox broke out with four runs in the top' of the 11th to whip the Senators, v Don Lund, niitriplriar fnn troit Tigers, is a former star "foot ball player for the University of Michigan. I ....' l - 'it? - I air ALL HAIR $1 CUTS I at CLEM'S BIG Y BARBER SHOP ' Merrill Lakviw Junction GETS THROUGH REGARDLESS OF WEATHER OR ROADS Q Willys puts action in traction with PI this 4-wheel-drive 1-Ton Truck. All steel cab ' ".',: ' ! " ' X Adjustable driver's seat . , Reinforced tailgate supported by heavy chains PI 'In low-low, climbs 60 grades V , : U Travels over fields, prairies -, 9 Gets you through heavy mud, muck, snow, sand . ' I 1 Saves on tow charges ... rubber ... gas, oil, man- aVJI power . . . time Ends bad-road worries Ideal for on, or off-the-highway work. 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The balloting by Jans, conducted by newspapers. throughout the na tion, will determine the startlni; infielders and outfielder! for the annual lnter-league game July . 11 in Cincinnati.' The poll ends at mid night July 3, , WEDDING BELLS PALO ALTO, Calif. (B-Two-time Olympic decathlon champion Bob Mathlas, 32, will marry Miss Mel-ba- Wiser, 21, of Vallejo, Calif., a Stanford senior, today at Stan ford Memorial church. People DO Read '" SPOT ADS i 'are! 1' Putter Off But Patty - V V7J m-k m -k m km s-ff . ATLANTA ( Patty Berg, who had to master an erring putter to survive her first match, met de fending champion . Betsy Rawls Wednesday in the second round of the women's Westers Open Golf tournament, . The indomlnatable redhead from St, Andrews 111., came from be hind to defeat former champion Betty Jameson of San Antonio, 1 up In is holes, in Tuesday's open lug round. 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