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PAf.K KOUKiKr-.N liKKAI.,1 ... i M.A..I.V 1 .l..v O.dfCOiM WKDNKSDAY. Wl'llll, 211, 1 1).r4 San Diego Posts Win Over leavers rOMXtariAl LIAOl'C By TDK ASSOCIATKI) PRKSS The Bcutllo RaUilcrs mid Port land Bcuvcra traded Paclliu Co.i l ' League opponents Tuesday nlgiil mid boili Northern teams dropped the series openers. Hun Diego, which edged the Ral nlcrs V3 in a wild and woolly scr ies at Seattle last week, visited ' Portland, while Sacramento opened a weckiong stay In the Queen City. And Sacramento was in a hit , ting mood as It drove three Seattle pitchers trom the mound and beat the Ratmers, 6-2. The Sacs' Utile shortstop, Richie Myers, did the most ' damage with a resounding double in the third inning that chased across three runs oil start er Vera Klndsfather. Chesty Chet Johnson, the Pacific Coast touched lor 11 hits by Seattle but wasn't scored on until the eighth innuig. Eddie Erautt, San Diego's ace pitcher, held Portland to live hits as the Padres downed the Ports, 5-1. Erautt tanned live and was in control all the -way, whereas , Red Adams, who got as- lar as the seventh, gave up all San Di ego s runs, carl Kapp nn a nomer . in the Padre cause. Los Angeles got six hits off the , No. 1 Oakland pitcher, but cagey - ai ucitei stopped uiem witn one run and beat them, 3-1. That one run was driven in when Oettel laid one down the middle to Bobby spicer, the Los Angeles pitcher, and he swung when be was sup posed to be taking. Hollywood and San Francisco were rained out. Sacramento. 004 110 0004 12 1 Seattle 000 000 0112 11 3 Johnson and Sheely; Klndsfather Evans (4) Fletcher 7 Bearden 9 and Erautt. San Diego 100 102 1005 9 1 - Portland 000 100 0001 S 2 Erautt and Arlward; Adams, Nicholas (7) and Cladd. Ball Films End Tonight Tonight's showing will be the last in a series of baseball movies that are being shown to the Klamath Basin residents, who are interested In the national sport, by the City Recreation and Sports Council. The film, .."1952 World Series" will be shown in the Fremont ' Junior High auditorium starting at ; 7:30. In the 1952 series, the New York Yankees and the Brooklyn Dodgers met for the world championship, ; which the Yankees took in seven games from the National League ' pennant winners. ' So far these films haven't been ; too well attended, but those who 'have seen the previous pictures have been very well pleased. S City Recreation Director Bob Bon ney is trying to round up another .'film to fill out the evening's pro-cram. v. These pictures are open to any one 'interested and there is no charge . for admission. Especially those who are planning to play Junior, midget-or peewee league baseball and Softball are urged to attend. TIME OUT zfgffi iW 0 Dam these fishermen who get sore because onr tackle doesn't ulte catch what we aay II will! Lillard Cancels Wrestling Because of the lack of top named wrestlers in this section of the state, promoter Mack Lillard has called off the Armory wrestling matches for the next two weeks. Lillard explained that he would rather pass up a couple of week's wrestling cards than bring Just fair wrestlers into the local wrestling arena. Another reason that is liguring into the slack oit of the grapplers, is that the Klamath Falls boxing and wrestling commission, and Lil lard are making plans for the big boxing match that will be featured in the Armory ring May 7. San Francisco's pride and joy. Big Andy Walker, will come to Klamatb'to meet Portland's Jarrin Jim Byrne. Byrne has fought in the local ring twice before and has collected two quick knockouts, much to his dis pleasure. The Portland heavyweight want ed to make a hit with the local fans but alter he exploded some oi nis power filled punches, his opponents weren't around very long. This' fight was originally slated for Portland, but because of per sonal and promotional problems Tex Salkeld, Portland promoter, had to pass up the outstanding fight. . Word from sources in Portland indicated that this : light would mean a feather in the cap of Lil lard tor bringing such an outstand ing fighter, as Walker, into Klam ath Falls. .Tickets for the big heavyweight battle can be picked up in advance at Dick Reeder's Store for Men anytime before the match. Ralph Dupas, On TV Boxina Card NEW ORLEANS 11 Speedy ' Ralph Dupas, out to justify his . No.4 lightweight ranking after a poor showing last month, meets heavy-hooking Dennis Pat Brady Wednesday night in a nationally televised 10-rounder. fegj LecKterslj Scores : By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' BASEBALL -Washington State 3. Idaho 2 Oiegon 3, Washington 1 Puget Sound 6-2, Pacifc Lutheran 5-0 Llnfield 4, Whitman 3 GOLF Llnfield 12, Lewis and Clark 6 Portland U. 9 Washington S 'j TENNIS Llnfield 4, Lewis and Clark 3 Willamette 92, Llnfield 39 TRACK BOURNEMOUTH, England Doris Hart, Miami, opened defense of her British Hard Courts title with an easy victory over Ann Shllcock of England, 6-1, 6-3. ' RACING LOUISVILLE Ky. Hasty Road (37.40) defeated ' highly re garded Determine by nose in the mile of the $15,250 Derby Trial at Churchill Downs. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AMERICAN lx.fM.s-1. BATTING Glynn, Cleveland, 419- Jensen. Boston and Tuttle, Detroit. .405: Goodman, Boston, J72: Stephens, Baltimore. bitms BATren IN Fain, Chi cago. 12: Minoso, Chicago, 11; Bauer, New York and B u s o y, Washington. 10! Jensen. Boston and Dropo, Detroit, 9. HOME RUNS Jensen, Boston and Westlake, Cleveland, 4; Mi noso, Chicago, Bauer, New York, Zemlal. Philadelphia and Vernon, Washington, 3. - PITCHING Gromek, Detroit, 3-0, 1.000; Plllette, Baltimore, Kee gan, Chicago, Lemon, Cleveland, Garver, Detroit McDonald and Lo pat New York and Trice, Phila delphia, 2-0, 1.000. NATIONAL LEAGL'E BATTING Jackson, Chicago, 500: Moon. St. Louis, .415; O'Con- nell, Milwaukee, .400; Hodges Brooklyn and Fonoy, Chicago, .381. RUNS BATTED IN Green- grass, Cincinnati, 14; Post and Bell, Cincinnati, 12; Hoages. Brooklyn, Jackson, Chicago and Thomas, Pittsburgh. 11. HOME RUNS Hodges, Brook lyn, Sauer, Jackson and Baker, Chicago, Klusiewski and Post, Cin cinnati and Mathews, Milwaukee, 4. v r w . rrpsl Cola .... .. . ao s Rnlyi 12' . SS', Ovisac tt si V.rv.rheaus-r m - St1, SB', Cirl's Meal ..... ,a AD Stukel Htutlers , .... ST 71 IV-. mailer ST , Tl nrsl National ST Tl KIHiieion'a Ubr 50 Ta l.ait mini's result,: Superior Troy 4 VFW 0 KHiniioiVi a Pamaster I Stukel Rustlers 4 Rlck.vs 0 Kiril National I Carl's S Onto 3 Weverheauser t I'epal Cola 1 Calhouna I Pepsi Cola climbed into a lead tor first place In the Commercial League last night with the help of the Superior Troy team. Superior Troy took four straight games from the VFW team and Pepsi split their four, but they managed to move Into the first place tie. Joe Bellotti and Bill Lehr placed first and second in both of the individual events in last night's action. Bellotti took high game laurels with his 212 and then walked off with series honors with , a 596 pin total. His lines werej 212-193-164. Lehr threw a 309 second place) game and put together lines of 209-178-133 for a runnerup series score of 566. i Calhoun's won the team game event with a 1033 and Elllngson's Lumber was second with 997 score. Stukel Rustlers had high team series with a 2916 and Su perior Troy was close behind with their 3916. Cincinnati Outfielder Almost Quit Baseball , By JIM (IKKKNC'.RASS t'liieiiiiull Outfieltirr Written for AI' Nemfe.tiuresl . CINCINNATI This Is my -arc-ond full season In the . National League as a member of the Cincin nati Redlrgs. I havent given a thought as to what .success I inny have individually. I'm just going to do the best I can all the time for the Interest of the club. Tliere Is only one way I know how to play baseball and that Is all out. I'm confident and hopeful of having a better season than last year, lareeiiarass hit .3H5 as a rookie and drove home 100 runs.i Tins spring I am working hard on my batting, running. Uridine and throning and all other phases of the game. I am devoting a great deal of time to fielding. TEX riNKTTKS LI AG It Stnfer Sewtnf Seitrs Roebuck ... Pelican Drlva In Griffa Three Rtrhfletd Oil Troy Cook T SI ,.&8'a 63l. , J3 1W Lait alahl'i resells Smier Sewina 4 Seare Roebuck 0 Pelican Drlva In 3 Troy Cook 1 Richfield Oil 4 Crian Three 0 League Leading Singer Sewing built up their lead in last night's Ten Pinettes League action at Lucky Lanes and also took both team honors. The sewing team rolled a series of 2440 pins, and had a high game total of 852 pins. Richfield Oil turned in runner up scores in both the team game and team series with their game total of 851, Just one pin off the pace set by Singer, and a 2388 series score. Individual action was led by Elaine Pickerel) and Dorothy Braniff. Pickerell rolled high game with a 189 score, and Bran lft put together lines of 146-177-177 for a 500 series total. Braniff also had runner up game honors with her 177 line total. Bev erly Evans had second high .ser ies with lines of 175-161-143 for her 4T9 total. FRATERNAL LEAGUE 14 1 l 2, Kit. etW.' JIM GREENGRASS Whenever possible. I go out to lei I field and field the balls off the bat. I think this is much more advantageous than chasing fungoes. I learn to play the ball as it dips, curies and takes off. To me. being in the major leagues is "really living." They say "it is great to be a Yankee," but I also say it is great to be a Redleg. When Cincinnati purchased me from the Yankee "organization it was one of the best breaks of my life. I might not have received the opportunity with all the good outfielders the Yankees had at that time. It's been a long trail for me to come up here. Wing Wtldrlck. a Soni of Italy Eaglee . Two Elks . . . ragtel One 5S!- at Grains Roofing . Scars Roebuck bi 2,1-30 Sl. S'ooae , S3 SS Mcrring- Fresh : ! T L. S. National 60 K Amusement 2 a liunlcipal Airport 2 MO Last Mlgkt's resalta Mominf Freeh 3 30-30 1 Eagles one 4 Municipal Airport 0 Sons of Italy 4 US National 0 Eaglea two 3's Grema Roofing 'a Elks 3 K Amusement 1 Moose 3 Sears Roebuck The Eagles completely dom inated team action In last night's Fraternal League action at Lucky Lanes. Eagles number two walked off with top team game honors with their 968 score, and tne number ber one team collected a tnree line total of 2738 pins for series leadership. In game scoring tne numoer oi.e team rolled a second place game score of 948, and the num ber two team had second spot in series action with a 2723 total. Blair Clark had high game score fcr individual action with a 219. and Don Fuller was close behind with his 215 pin score. In individual series play. Al Woldt bad lines of 199-202-172 for a 573 series total. Dave Robb set tled for second spot with his 670 series total. He. had lines of 176- 192-202. BUTTE. Mont, Russell Tague, 1 127, Davenport, Iowa, knocked out Jimmy Grow 127, Boise, 8. I SAN JOSE, Calif. Frankte Cay, 148 Reno, knocked out Irish 'Jimmy McCann, 146, San I Jose, 4. I SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Otlllo ! (Zurdo) Galvan, 124, Mexico, out-' pointed Joe Boland, 124 ! J, San Antonio, 12. BOATS! BOATS! BOATS! WIZARD FIBERGLASS LARSON ALUMINUM TRAILORCRAFT ALUMINUM MERCURY Outboard Motors Free Demonstration Buy On Contract THE GUN STORE 714 rvUin Phont 3863 cattily (leu lei' 1 11 Addison, N, V,, my home town, iDcoinmcnilrtl me to the Yankees and tiller a tiiul I wna signed In a contract nl 16, following my Junior year in IukIi school. I played atvnnd ami third base for Wellsvllle, N. Y., lor the rest of the 1D44 season. I played with Wellsvllle again In 1945 mid went into the Army for two years. I played thlnf base lor Uliig liiiiiiplon III 1948 and 11)19. In 1950 I was oven tiled as a pitcher. 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