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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON WEDNESDAY. MAV B, 11W4 If id ill alitor Sustains (HatUs Signed For Injury; id CLAYTON NANNON, Sport Editor JARRIN' JIMMY IYRNE will be in the featured bout of the evening when he meets Big Bill Mathis in Friday night's box ing card. Byrne was slated to face Andy Walker, but Walker it sidelined with an injured hand, that was hurt in recent workouts in San Francisco. ' Promoter Mack LUlard received n shot in the arm from Mother Nature last night, when he found Big Bill Mathis ready and willing to take Andy Walker's place in this Friday night's main event of the Armory boxing card. Walker's manager telegraphed LUlard that the giant Negro had sustained a badly injured hand In Monday's workouts, and doctors pd vised him cot to use it because there was a possible fracture in volved. ' It just so happened that Mathis, who has fought Byrne before, vcas the one that Walker injured his hand against. Mathis, who scales somewhere around the 230 mark, jvas sparring with Walker when the accident happened. Byrne holds a knockout win over the big Californlan in a Portland light just' recently, but Mathis says that It was a lucky punch that landed after the San Fran cisco Negro had built up -a lead on points over Byrne. Byrne also stated that It could have been a lucky punch but in sists that he can do It again, so it boils down to a "I told you so" fight for the main event ten round er this Friday night. Besides landing a fighter' like Mathis, Lillard pulled four aces cut of the hat when he tentatively signed Al Moore, the ring clown who made such a hit with local boxing fans a while back, with1 The Beatty Bomber, Ralph Wels er. Weiser and Moore fought it out to a draw in their last meeting, in the semi-windup Jto the Byrne Roger Smith bout late in March. Armory fans will remember Moore from his unorthodox style of fighting, and Weiser will re member the McChord Air Force fighter because of the confusing style that Moore fought. The Weiser-Moore battle is slated to go six rounds, and will be the semi-windup to the ten round head liner of Byrne-Mathis. In two special six rounders, Rudy Carlson will meet Bobby Barney and Darrell Harrington will trade blows with Eddie Brown. The Carlson-Barney bout will be a test for the Sprague River knock out artist. The Indian fighter has posted two quick knockouts in his last two fights in the Armory, and has shown plenty of class in both his appearances. ' Brown and Harrington have met before, with the fight ending in a draw, after Brown had Harring ton on the ropes, and very near hcving the local boxer out when the bell sounded. To round out what probably will be the best fight card in the Ar mory ring this year is a four rounder with Billy Sunday meeting Buddy Clearwater of San Fran cisco. Lillard was looking for a good four round fighter to face Sunday, and when he was talking to Math is,. learned of Clearwater's ability as a middleweight fighter. Tickets are still on sale at Dick Reeder's Store for men. and will continue until Friday. Accord ing to reports, the ticket sale has been moving fairly fast, and fans are urged to get their reserved seats while they are still available. Portland, Seattle loth Lose In South ESI Hy TIIK ASSOCIATED I'KKSS ' NATIONAL l.KAtil'K W L I'd. till Philadelphia 10 n .iMJ llrooklyu a 1 .603 1 SI. Louis I HI 8 MH 1 Cincimiiui 10 .M 1 New York; .300 3 Chicago 8 7 .401 '."j Milwaukee 8 .400 3'j PlUsbuwh 1 13 .330 5 Tuesday'! Keaulla Philadelphia 14, St. Louis 10, 11 In-minis Milwaukee 6, PllUsburgb 1 Brooklyn nt Chicago, poMiwnrri, enlrt ' New York at Cinctmiuli, uoMipoiu'it cold AMl.UH'AN l.KMil't: Pels Whip Ashland Wildnpiu by the A.itilund pilch, era, and clinch, hitting gnvo I he Klnmnlli Pulls Pelicans nil 111 iiuii-cuiili'rrncr win over the uru llet on Wnitlit Field yesterday al lernoon. The Pels Marled wllh two rum In I he Ural, on two bnse nn balls, mul a llelilera choice, and then Jumped uu Ashland pitching In the arcoml and third Minims lur alx more runs. In the third IiuiIiik, Dave Leellug opened the Klmmilh hall with souring tuple, but when he tried lo stretch It Into a home run, he was cut down on the pinto. Wllh one down Don DeMcr ulagtcit a long tour bugger over (he center- jllehlcr'a lieud, and thn Pellcuns iiiuvecueu 10 aeuro inrco more times in the triune. V I. I'd, (111' Chu'nso 13 8 ,titl4 i Detroit 9 8 .(143 I'jl Cleveland II 1 .563 Vi Philadelphia 7 .t 'J1,: New York 7 9 . 438 Vj WuihiiiKton 8 10 .375 V , I llallnnore 3 9 .337 i'ji Boston 4 II .308 8 Ueue Metier also bunged out u home run when hn ueitl another long hull out to deep center Held. Ills cuiue In Ilia foui III Inning with no one on. Dave U'Ollvo and Modeut J Inl ine! pitched the pels lo their llllh win of the aenson uunlust (ho Mime number uf defcufei, The big rlghlhnnder araltered live hits, and U'Ollvo hud tin' llilnillea blanked In Ills lour Inn- inns on the mound. The Pel pitch- era ael 14 Aalilnud hitlers down via the stnkoiil route between them. D'Ollvn nltio added lo the enii.su with a two run triple down the lei I field line III the second Inning. Ashland's Jim Watrus collected two of the A.ihlund hlls In three times nt the nlute. Tha Meillnril name, thul wnl originally ael lur Friday, lias been moved lo tinluiduy, nccordlng la .......1. t..lii. Mi.ril.Mil.. '11. game will have no hearing on the iilMiici uiiicomu ueing unit urnum Pass litis iiliriuly won the con lerenee chuiiiploiislilp with their two wins over Medina lust ween. Box score: It II K Ashland I 6 8 Klumnth Kail! II I I'llih. Parent and a word; U'Ollvo. Jinilnei and Kelly. The Seattle Rauuers and Port land Beavers opened a new tour o' the Pacific Const League's Cal ifornia branch Tuesday night and what was planned as an invasion' suirted out like a retreat. Both the Northern tennis lost their series-openers in the South land. The Rainiers. who dropped re cent home stands to Son Diego and Sacramento, squnred ott against Charley Dresden's Oakland Oaks, and were humbled 7-1. Portland had its opener at Los Angeles nil but won, but the An gels in a lnst-gasp rally scored twice nnd beat the Beavers 4-3. Catcher Al Evans of Los Angeles was the hero. With two on base and two down in the ninth, Evans pickled Red Adams' tirst pitch for a sizzling Pelican Tennis Team Posts Win The Pelican tennis team turned in a 5-2 win over the Ashland high school netters In a match yester day afternoon, on the Moore P&rk Court, Dennis Todd, Bill Bechen and Mike Hnyden won single matches for the Pels, and the doubles teams of Todd Hayden. and Becb-en-Clark won both of the double matches. Results: SINGLES Dennis Todd KF, beat Marvin Woods A. 6-0. 6-4. Bill Bechen KF. beat Jerry Mickle A. 6-3. 3-6. 8-6. . Mike Hayden KF, beat David Woods A, 6-1. 6-4. Elvis Mitchell KF. lost to Jim my Smith A. 8-6. 6-8. 3-6. Gerald Flocchini KF, lost to Bob Laws A, 64. 6-4 5-7. DOIBLKS Todd and Hayden KF beat Woods and Mickie A, C-3. 6-3. Bechen and Clark KF beat Woods and Laws A, 75. 6-1. double that Just eluded the (rantlc dive of Portland leftllelder Fletch er Robbe. The Angels, the weakest hitting team in years al Wrigley, rot only six blows. Dixie U pi mill poled a 390-foot homer for Los Angeles and Charley Oram und Dmo Reslelll clouted similar blows lor the Ports. Oakland scored all Its seven runs in the fourth Inning against Seat tle. Pitcher Steve Nagy started by walking the bases full, and before the Inning was over three Pitchers had seen service. Oakland's Oene Hermanskl. who had hit safely In 14 consecutive games, was stopped. Don Ferrnresc, promising southpnw, was the winning pitch er. Roger Bowman, a good left bunder who had won only one game this season against live losses, pitched Hollywood to a 3-3 decision over San Diego. The de feat for the Padres cost them first place in the standing, for Oak laLd. In beating Seattle, took over the top spot. Al CIcotle hurled Sacramento to a 4-3 victory over San Francisco, allowing seven hits. Cicotte also stepped up to the plate in the seventh inning with one out and one man on base and hit a home run that won the ball game. Portland 110 000 0103 a l Los Angeles 010 000 013 4 8 1 Fiedler. Adams 181 and Rossi; McLlsh, Gumpert 9 and Evans. Seattle 000 010 000 1 5 4 Oakland 000 700 OOx 7 i 1 Nagy, Kindsfalher 141, Lovrlch (4). Fletcher (6 and Ortelg; Fer raresc and Neal. Tuesday's Results Chicago b. WusiiiUKioii ti Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 3 Unltunorc nt New York. pustoucd Detroit nt Boston, ruin r.U'lt'lt' COAST I.KAt.l K " Tuesday's Results Los Angeles 4. Portland 3 Hollywood 3. Sun Diego 3 Onklnnd 7, Seattle 1 Sacramento 4, San Frnncisco 3 Western International League By TIIK ASSOCIATKD I'KKSS W L Pel. Oakland 18 11 li.'l San Diego 17 11 .601 Sacramento 17 13 .58 Los Angeles 16 14 .333 i Portland 13 14 .481 i Hollywood 13 13 .464 I Seattle 13 16 .448 San Francisco . . : 7 31 ' .330 W L I'rl. (IK Salem a 4 1 .833 Spokane 3 3 . 600 I'i Yakima 4 3 .571 I'. LewlMon 3 3 .500 3 Vancouver 3 3 .500 3 Wenatchco 3 3 .500 3 Edmonton 3 3 .300 3 Victoria S 3 .500 3 Tll-Clty 1 5 .2W 3'i Calgary 1 4 .300 3'j, Tuesday's Results Vancouver 3. Salem 0 Victoria 9. Trl-Clty 8 Yakima 9. Wcnatchee 4 Edmonton 5. Lewiston 3 Colcary nt Spokane, postponed, wet grounds Wildcats Turn In Malin Win lly I.AKKY HAKUtriN A six run uprising In the sixth Inning, and seven mote In the final trnnie was the margin ot victory ; when the Wildcats downed Mnlln 1 yesterday afternoon on the Malm High Field, by a 17-7 score. The win mnde It 14 straight fur the Wildcats over a two year span, and their (ittli this year. The Wildcats Jumped to an early leud In the enrly timings of the game but Mnlln countered to tie the score nnd go ahead for the time being in the fifth Inning. 1 Four singles, a base on balls, a fielder's choice, and nn error put the Cnls ahead for good In the sixth with six runs. Bob llnrshberger's triple was the big hit In the seventh. 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