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Newspaper Page TextTIME OUT! LBimKu Ul& Sid a Ituug 1 1 I M31C1 a jeep, an( u doesn't leave ire maru on the Held:" By The Associated presa PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. Hollywood :, Seattle Los Angeles " Portland San Francisco San Diego Oakland Sacramento 69 42 64 47 60 62 S3 54 62 59 50 60 47 62 45 64 .622 .677 .536 .495 .468 .455 .431 ,413 '.WerineaHaV WeaitH. Los Angeles 3-5, San Diego 2-1 Oakland 4, Sacramento 2 . Seattle 11, San Francisco 2 Hollywood 3-8, Portland 1-2 ' Western International League " By The Associated Press W L Pet. ' . 12 Spokane Salem Calgary ' Lewlston Vancouver Trl-Olty Yakima Wena tehee Edmonton Victoria 4 4 7 7 7 9 9 9 10 10 Spokane 6, Lewision 0 .750 .733 .533 .500 .500 .438 .438 .400 .375 .333 xnniuiej -- , . . DaUm A.A n nvi-rttw fi-1. (1st juimonwii ... . ,. game makeup ot April 24 "n out; 2nd gam" " """'" Vfenatchee 9-U, Victoila l- NATIONAL LEAGUE (No changes; no games Wednes day). : . AMEBIC AN LEAGUE (No changes; no games Wednesday)...- Minor League Baseball . nv Th Aaaoelateil Press INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE . Bulialo 7, Montreal 2 ,- Baltimore 4, Springfield 1 Rochester 7, Syracuse 0 Toronto 8, Ottawa 1 - ' AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 6, Indnaiauolls 4, 1 innings Columbus 5, Kansas City 2 fit. Paul 8, Toledo 3 Lousvllle 2, Charleston 0 ; TEXAS LEAGUE Beaumont 4. Fort Worth 2 Dallas 7, Shreveport 5 San Antonio 10. -Tulsa 2 Oklahoma City 4, Houston 3 WESTERN LEAGUE rueblo 4-4, Omaha 2-2 Des Maine a nm,i Colorado Springs 4, sioux City 2 , ..-wivm Hb uumuin postponed r.uni.KK LEAGUE Bait Lake 6, Billings 5 Pocatelln la.Q nn... n a Magic Valley 8, Idaho Falls 5 vBucii iu, ureat Fnlls 5 Big Loops Go Daclc To Work ; By BEN PHLEGAK ; AP Sports Writer Mslor ' leas'lle ballnlavei.a nut awny -weir iisning poles ana go uuck to woric tooav alter thru. dav midsummer All-Star hnlln-av As if to make ud for Inst time the majors scheduled 11 games lor today and tonight, with most of thn .. tl I uic av.iuu willing niter part, Charlie Dressen awoke from bis three-day dream during which he controlled the talents of such Ditch ers as Robin Roberts, Warren Spahn and Curt Simmons and re sumed his daily agony of trying tn linn a ulnnlno- aasiWman, f,n among the throwers on his Brook, lyn Dodtrers. The Dodgers return to action with a same and n half lend In the too-close-for-comfort National Lenfflie nennant rhnce raeln at I 1 1 - Louia toniErht in the first nt m fnni-. game series at home. ROE TO PITCH Dressen. Whnse National T.ean-ne All-Stars came out on tnn nt. Cin cinnati an evneeteH nnnfrtnA tn give Preacher Roe another chance 10 recover nis once-powerful wiz ardry over the Cards in the first game. Milwaukee' seennrf ln,.a Braves open their third Eastern invasion Ullh a nlnhl nnmn In Pittsburgh nnH the hnmer.honnv fiiiuuiuuu neaiegs visit muaaei Chla for a twlllcht-nluht twin hill The Mew Vnt-lr ninnlu wlnna, nt seven atrain-ht. hfn iln ri,HA. stopped them last Sunday, renew uieir oauie ior a Iirst division spot in a night game against Chi cago. . , THIRD TOUR The New - York Yankees, who won every game on their last West- ern SWlnc. nnen their thiA ,... wiyi a twl-night double-header against the lowly St. Louis orowns. Casey's biggest problem at the moment t- vnnn,. iini-n.. iuue, ms All-star center fielder, now reported suffering with water y uie nee From his Commerce, . Okla Hume Mantle reported he was reaay to play In all four gomes itgninsi me urowns. But it's unlike ly he wil lplay before Sundav. The brash Whita a ...i... i moved from fifth place to a chal lenging. second in a month, open u etr nome Rtnnn u th an aiii.. light twin bill against Washlneton Cleveland's third-place Indians pmy nosi to me rnuadelphia Ath. ellps in- a night game. Fourth. place Boston begins its Invasion wun a, "ignt Kame "1 Detroit. HERALD & NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON - THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1953 r-ej( ' ,.'' "5 i-Mig-4.fcalaj,.v?.i.i Rollie Chats Abou.t Knocltdovn By JACK HAND . IVnm e.vU TslKA NEW YORK W Most fighters who have been bit by Rocky Mar -I . 1 .n A talU oKnitt it Roland La Starza Is different. He wants more. In fact, Rollie thinks be bas been bit harder by another guy. , a.,.n. tlnAb l.nAj.Ire.1 ma flOWIl TV1ICU vwi-.jf uv.wu wc ' I rolled over and got up on one knee, ' ne saia . ycawiuj t" j boxing commission, where he had . mninu ,ith Mfl r- signea ior m""-" einno nt the Polo Grounds Sept. 24 ....n. r- r.n.no hit me. thin. went black. I woke up at the count of three. And he dumped me twice in ims mmm. TUK TVPB rtB ATIAU I r ,'. . SteDhens IC 491 nl Yl L L' t 4t faem Speedway Sund.y ni9hh. W.r. Jim Hogan Leads Money Race CHICAGO lB Ben Hogan, king of golf, still tops American pros in monev-wfnnfno- nlthoiiffi. ha nBB played in only four POA-sponsored loumeys mis year.., ,. PGA statistics released Hiurs- rllli, nrerlit newlv.rrnwne h-ih.h Open champion Hogan with 1963 earnings 01 JlB.tHH. ,r Although fmip tnni'nevtt ham been Dlnverl slope hl Inst ilnmae. tic triumphs, the U. S. Open 3une n-13, Hogan s closest pursuer with $14,268 is Lloyd Mangrum.. Also the leader in Vardon Tro phy competition .with a 70.31- stroke average for his 16 rounds, Ben's other triumphs on the POA ciicuit were in the Colonial Invi tational, the Pan American Open and the Masters, ThlrH In the rnprent ah.nnlle,l. Ing column is Douir Ford with J13.- 381. followed by Cary Mlddlecoff with $13,231, and Dutch Harrison with $12,473. . , flam Snead With AOA 9.!t -nnlnhs still is the leader in contention for membership on me 10-man Ryder Cup team. However, the competi tion now Is only for eight bertha since tile PGA executive enr,nir- tee has nutomatlcnllv nnniirieH n, 1953 and 1952 PGA championship winners. Walt nmm. . Tuincsa, as Ryder Cup members. Miehlcnn Rfaie'a m. n, - c- t, new oik ten faculty representative. Dean Ed gar Harden, once played on an Iowa State Teachers baseball team which beat Michigan State, S-4. Gavilan Pummels Fuentes MILWAUKEE! . Ile,.h.n iru uaviian, world welterweight cham iiuii,. woraing earnestly out not under full steam, scored an unan imous 10-round decision last nteht over busy and ruortred Dimnn ruenies oi Los Angeles. Gavilan'e title un. nnt .t Dici- in me DOUl. me tlrst one evet lelA. vised nationally from Wisconsin. " - Fuentes. eiQ-hth-ranlreri n.eltn. weight In the country, said In his dressins- room -nfter the fint he had been bothered by the heat uiaiue me Milwaukee Arena. The champion's opinion . of the fight hiiu ma. opponent ; was,. "X ween unanimous rieeis nn " DAMAGING The only damaging blow of the wm was a buuq rignc to tne chin bv Gnvilan whfh .nnf c,,nn,nn down for a nine count near the enn or tne. seventh pmmH nn Callfornian weathered the remain- ino- 20 sernnri. nt ,h. -n ..mj ui u,e .uiiiiu tlllU was punching with both hands when uie oen sounaea. . How Was Fuentes a hie tn tret aWav from him after the li-nnl,. down? Gavilan smiled, shrugged and said, "I no want to keel heerh." FLURRIES . Gavilan, weighing 1524 to 148'i for his foe. stallreH 1iienti.a Bt of the way, punching in flurries to mark UD nnfnta nnA the m, nt the time being' content to-keep Fuentes away. The ' champion's famed bolo punch was thrown often. , . , ' K slim nrowd of 4 mn whn n.M a gross gate of $13,419.20, favored the Califnl-nlan Ihi-niicrhnnf rau..it uig in more ooos man cheers dur iiik uie oout. .Gavilan received 30 per cent of me net gate of $11,182.08, Fuentes 20 per cent. Each received $3,600 irom me TV receipts, Hankins Leads In Points BENT ON VICTORY lia's Nina Dumb ads displays rnvinnr ana srrnnth hrAw inq the discus more than 50 meters, in international mm. petition in Stockholm. ; Dale Hnnlclno in u mi K-l, currently leads the local point Jace as hardtop drivers get ready for another .mori chn g..i... night at Gems Speedway. Hankins. tnrnlnrr In hU hA of the season Sunday that included a Win in tho Main TT., t , ----- 'i.iii WCUV XcUUo with 180 points. ; . He'A fnllnnierl h d.'.-. with n8i2, Johnny Hitson no'o, Ben Alorrisnn 1SR v nnA . nn - - uiu WCUl)jll Smith 138 to round out the top live. ua,i, i.cuiiii. Num tOdaV there WOttlrf ' ha a Qnnl, - a ftJircuiill Event on Sunday's program but uciouj nave not neen. worked out. Neslln also had some good news for the fans: There'll be a new public-address system to help' cus tomers keep up with the progress of the races, better. Charlie Mc Farlan, of course, will man -the mike. , . . . Time trials open 6:45,. with the first, event down for a 7:30 start. ' Twinks Lead By 5 Games Five full games separate Pacific Coast League-naaing uj from the pursuing Seattle Rainiers aiiu uie iuui-Bttiiie wwo Mcn-" these clubs In Seattle, starting Fri- aay nigm, may wen oeciae mc cnampionsnip. ; The ved.hnt Knllvwnod Stars made It seven victories in a row by sweeping a doubleneader from Portland Wednesday night. 3-1 and R.4. urhlte fieattla flnall., nnrinA e five-game losing streak by beating aan Francisco, n-i. GAIN The Stars gained another half game on Seattle, nevertheless. Thev - heat -the lea one's nut.stanri. lng rookie, Jehosie Heard, in the tll'St came, althmich errnrs In- the seventh Inning by Heard and shorfr awp rransie Austin were costly. ' Heard allowerf nnlv three hits but the resourceful Stars narlaved a walk, the two errors end two uuihs, one a squeeze, ior two runs in me seventn. They simply over powered Portland . In the seKnnrf game, getting 11 hits while Harry una uoray Maltzberger "cit: limning me ports to three BRAKES Seattle's Bill Evans slammed on tne orakes to stop the Rainiers' slump and his catcher, Ray. Or- telg. hit his 20th homer In th seventh with one aboard. Seattle collected 17 hits altogether off John McCall and Walt dough. : LOS Angeles Irnn.L-nr! ol- b uCI Oail Diego twice, 3-2 and 8-4. The iirst game, scheduled for seven Innings, went nine.- Oakland . niiGh.j b.,- . - - - i...n aviauiciiio n bit deerter Into the eeiior t. wi - w uj vviiip- puig me tsacs, 4-2 in the only day game. LaSlarza doesn't mean to be dls- ,rJS &$L& ssoecUul of Marciano's punching ,' Downstairs, on the Jjdewalk In LiaialHlEB UUrail 1 nice. w - respectful of Marciano's punching power. Whv get the guy mad when hn In there with yuure nwug hi mc him next time out? He doesn't claim he can puncn wim me puwci of the Brockton Blockbuster. ! "I can punch faster, sharper and cleaner," he said. "Not as card. But I don't expect to get hit. Ano T can hit hard too. maybe as hard as Rocky if I wound up like he does." It will have been 3 'A years, to the day, since their first meeting, March 24, 1950, when Roland gets his rematch. He's sure It's not too i.i. improve6 sure t thlnv I've Improved he said. "I'm heavier, stronger and I punch better. I guess nociy has Improved too. Maybe he has a little more noise, but be doesn't punch any harder and he doesn't ,. v ii.it U.al him box any oeiter. x miui i '- . THROW-OUT i nn tn for the - women golfers at Reames Friday is a throw-out tourney. Handicaps will count and players will choose own partners. The worst hole on each nine will be tossed out, the player posting the best 16-hole score to be the winner. front of the ' Edison Hotel, Dart . Llblnn ahnllt tha Gloria waa wimi " . v.. match. Dan trains La Starza. You may remember he also, handled Jersey Joe WalcoW for his two matches with Kocky, In fact, Dan Is weU on his way to Ray Acl' old title of "Meat Man" for n was in the other corner- when Mar ciano flattened Joe Louis and Wal cott twice and also a fellow named Joe Domonic. t "p . ,? . DIFFERENT .-::': ' . ii,rhi. feiinw l altogether differ ent from Walcott," said Florlo. 'He's got. It in nis nwiiu .mm - TONIGHT'S ' BALLFARE JUNIOR BASEBALL: Merrill vs. oons oi norway, sessiers vs. Met iers, 7 o'clock; Chuck Wagon vs Maltn g.n nnnver IPIelrl MIDGET SOFTBALL: Exchanire viuo vs. Moose, naiers vs. Joe's SDOrt Shoo. 7 o'rlonlt- VPW v Basin Builders. Farmer's l.nm. ber vs. SuDerlor Trov. 8 o'rlork vuuger r-ieio. . Carter Advances in Net Meet HflV'HflVwnrlh nivnH th. u tional Lpfiiriii'a nw( , mni.. Was born (n Vprnnn fSnriniro M n uiiu ami aes mere. nome plate to the ritfht fielccorner and to the left field corner is the same 320 feet, y !;,;-; One of the shortest boxinir bnnt On record nrmirroH nn Mdu in 1940 when Willard Dean knocked OUt Clauri AUon in 11 Corpus Christi, Tex. Southern Methodist and Duke, who met for the first time In foot ball at Dallas in 1062, will resume relations in 1958. . . Frank Shea, hurler for the Wash ington Senators, is nicknamed ouec alter his to iv... ,v.- n ' " -" mm naa i;uiiea opec oecause oi his freckles TACOMA (ifl Ton.seeHerf KttnW Carter of San Francisco took a lomr stride toward his thir t clfio Northwest Tennis champion- ohln 11,.1 ... "."h vcuucauttt easing p a s c "wittm inaiioii or Bskersfleld, Calif,, In the third .round of the annual tourney, - Second-seedeH .Tim nnm. ns Sacramento, and . Bill Millikan of Madigan Armv Tinsnitni , h n scored the tourney's only upset thus lar, aiso advanced. Demas eliminated Henry Burnett of Fort Lewis. R.i .i onn mil likan. who ousted fmlrth.spprwl Gordon nnvls in men's clnnlaD Tuesday, defeated Doug LeFebvre of Seattle Wednesday 6-2, 4-6, 6-4. Davis remained In the running m iunior men's sino-les hv trlmminir Terry Wagner of Redding, Calif., 0-1, 5-7, .8-4. - Tn the) women's division, first. seeaea Atnv yrb r.iiDnert Ann Har. clay, Vancouver,' B, C, 6-1, 6-2, in singles, and favored Diane Peter. son, McMlnnville, Ore., eliminated rat L,acey, Sumner, Wash., 7-5 7-5,. in Junior singles. ! Results of other matches Includ. ed:. Women's' sinrlea. Pat Naud, San Mateo, Calif., de- icmeu rnyins Frederick, Ellens- burg, Wash.,; 6-2, 6-1; Barbara Lum, Portland, defeated . Qeral dine Carter, San Francisco.. 8-7. 6-1. r Junior men's singles: Terrv Wncner DoHriln. d,nii ' defeated John Wells, Portland, 6-0 7-5; Bob Bowden, La Jolla, Calif.,' defeated Bob Morford, Spokane, 6-2, 6-2: Jerrv Braiton niumni. ' - , -j ." defeated Dave Kelley, Tacoma, 6 4, 6-1; John Swann, Vancouver, B.: C, defeated Bratton, 6-1, 6-2. Boy's singles: Bratton defeated' Van Mason, rnoay Harbor, Wash.. 4-6. 6-3. 8-6: Gerry Winner niumnio j.re.i. , J f"l UE.baCU 10m r rankiui, wenatchee, 8-6, 6-2. junior women's singles: Carol Berntsen nlvmnie nBFa,. ed Mary Alice ' Morrnur 'seettie 6-0, 6-0. .. Girls' singles: : . Diane Peterson AntnaknA i - v..cu unuc Brisack, Tacoma, 6-0, 6-0. junior men's doubles: - Rollin Odell-Garu T.lnrien Seat. tie, defeated Bratton-Wlnne'r, 6-2, 8-2. ' Yost Leads In Golf Meet SAN FRANCISCO (Al-niet Vnst former Oregon amateur champion, held a 10-stroke lead Thursday with two rounds to go in the Sixth Army golf tournament here. . Yost. now a. - nrlvate at rtimn Roberts, had 72-68141 on the nar 72 ; Presidio of San Francisco course. His nearest nnmneiltnr was Lt. Ed Towns of - Ft. Lewis, Wash., with 151. : ' Ilea guv i a wi thm miu onre anrl heat him mug!!- n". R " J He don't want to talk ahout any thing else. He thinks he's a cinch. ...... 1 ..n T rfnn't Itnna, Sfhaft - -w aiLut. ,- i v.. " happened yet. He died on me the last day. After the fight he went to his room and I went to mine. I never saw him since. "He trained hard. Everything; was line uio w . day of the fight he was dead. He never mentioned the fight. Maybe he was still thinking of that punch in -Philadelphia, who knows? . POSITIVE "He was positive he -was going- . . .1 ,1 . T IkmiMkl Via ' HJ Win U1B 111BI, V1KJ, yiivuHur - ..ln I. nrln the Mmn tfn . until that last day. When he makes up his mind that he can lick an- .. -.. . v.-, a m..I flahlar Dinet iigiiter c , "He Just, went gloomy, on me. In the dressing room before the fight it took him a half hour to take his street shoes off-. He dldnt M.. nthln tn nnhnrlv . Whn th hell knows what happened? . "Mayoe 11 taxes, a young jeuow to beat Marciano, somebody that , , arexnH Uea MM ill hit but he's a tough fellow who keeps winging. He shouldn't- touch an other short, moving. guy. like himself." Sports From Pg. 13 CHARLIE READS SADDLERY WILL BE CLOSED JULY 19 , TO AUGUST 1 KLAMATH FALLS FAIRGROUNDS - ONE NITE ONLY TOMORROW NIGHT JULY 17 IImi) Aiceiuion 7;00 ,m. AuU StunH 1:00 a.m. TWO-BALL MIXED The Andit Tovlvs and 'the Pnh. ert Chilcotes won in Reames' two. ball mixed tourney yesterday. Andy Toyly and his wife notched the low gross score, 44; Bob Chll cote and his wife had the low net. count. 22. Twentv-two teams entered. - ... .--,- v - SERVICE STATION FOR RENT SIGNAL SERVICE MERRILL, ORE. SMALL INVENTORY Phone 6322 Days 3393 Nights oowvwt ijiSfc ivjj W-iSSl "clue ZZ .....ci uii uermuaa after two-. v?oUnr 2?.h.t' 1",nder' eng'irlrer,' ii;, lne i49 and Du-iinuna meets. 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