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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1954)
I MONDAY, MAY 10, 11)54 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGB NINK My JOli licit III. lit AC Hiirl Writer Hlviil American League clubs arn beginning In lake Hid amazing Ut'i roll 'l'lgora ncrtoiiHly. I.itHt Hiiiiclny. uller llio Tigers had blanked Uio YiinkH nl Yankee Htadluni, New York Manager Carey Bt'iiKd cnllrtl Ihcm Iho must lluiilovcd dull In Iho league, Yesterday, allnr Uio whipped Din Ulilcugu While Hux 3-3 In Uio I nt mi 1 1 hi l n double header unit held litem tu n Ill uming Oil stamlolt III llli) second game, Wlillc Hnx Miniuiii'l' I'uiil niilmrds viilrcd Hleiigvl'a acini lliniU. Today, Iho Tlgora mi III llr.it phico Willi U victories uitnliutl only Ilvo dcioals, a hull Itiuiio III Irani nl Chicago, n lull uiiini) ahead ol Cleveland mill two ahead ilclcndlng o h a ill P I o n Yankees. They return liiiiim wilh brilliant record lor their Ural road Ion i , IMI'ltOVKII linpiovfU la Imrilly tho v,uid lor till) 'Hurra. A cuinpleio clinnuo II llioio like II. TMlHl lleMlnu, timely hlllliiK unci superb pitching had UIVCIl lllllll . . , m. imiiiv. Ihry wci'i'i burled in l"it lli"-r wit'i 'lvc VI torlra mid la defeats, 'lliry wcio M Hi lidding. Til" pitching was alloclous. The alalf had completed oiilv llirco guinea. This year's 'Hiirrn uio second In llelding. 'Uio pitchers, headed by volrriui Hlcvcn Oromrk, own 10 complrlr games In 11 alarts (onn tin. 'lliry bnvr Imrlrd lour shutouts, twice mt ninny thry did all lu-.l ynir. Yesterday's victory ' De troil'a eighth In lime, rond deci sions. Lal year nl till" lime the Tigers had dropped all eevrn roml unmet. In olher American League Bititieit. Ualtimure delraled Clcvo land 3-1 In 1 Innings, mid lb" Yankees wlilpprd and tlrd Phlla rtelphla m a double-header. Three Home runs gave the Yankfl 7-4 opening-game triumph and rooklo Hill Hkowrnn'a run-HCurlng slnitlo In Hie cighlh unvc them a 1-1 He in Urn aecond iinine, Hulled alter nine liinlniia on account ol dark ness. Ham wished out a sched uled double-header between Wash ington mid the Kcd Uox in Uoatoil. I.KM . lironklvn opened up a hall-game lend in Iho National League, nip ping the Philadelphia. 1'hlls 3-1 while Uio second-place Clncinnnll Kcdleua apllt a double-header wlih HI. Iauin. The Hcdlcgs tamo bac lo win llie aecond game 6-4 alier tho Cardinals had caplurrd Iho opener lu-7. The New York Olanis walloped I'ltlstaurKli S-l and the Chicago Cuba edged out Mllwaukro 6-3. II took Detroit 11 Innings to de leal the Whilo Kox In llie opener. Uio winning run crossed the plnlo when Ca.v. Michael commuted a UirowliiR error with two out an-l the ba.via loaded In Iho 11 ill. IHomrlt went nil the way, giving up nine tilt.t and walking one lor lii.t lllirr vlciory without a detent. Virinl Tnicka, who relieved atarUir Bandy CoiihUearR In Iho lOlh. wna iha'ard Willi Iho drlrm. Souih inivii II ill y lloell ol Uelioit and Hilly Pierce ol Chlcuco hooked up In tile ncuirlciM second-Banio duel. Plerco tanned 1 to llorlt a right. Iho Indiana mlMTd an op porlunlly to pa chlcn lor Hie lunner-iip apni when Turley held llirm to lour hits. Oil Cnan's aliiRlo accred Nell Merry wilh the run that burnt the toudh deleat upon Art llouttcnian. Homo runs by Andy Carey. Yoiil nei rn and Knoa lilnuithler nccoun'. rd lor all but one New York run mi tho Yankeeit Inllirled Uio lint detent of the aen.ion upon Dob Trlee, the A'a rookie rlRlil-handei'. Trice hnd won his first lour alarta. (tkowron a amnio oil Alex Kellner acored Mickey Mnnllr, who lu.l doubled to. wipe out Philadelphia a one-run lend In the iilgbtenp ei tabllhed by 'ex-Yankee Bill Ren na'i llllh-innlng homo run. OIJTI'ITCIIKD Carl Emkine oiitpltched Robin Roberts ah the DodRrr.s hwrpt tho IlKee-Rnnic aenex from Pluladitl phia. Er.ikino permllicd live hits but wan in conitniii hot wnlcr with nine onsen on balls. Five double plnys helped hliu Immcaaiirnbly. Tlie DodRern nnnpped n tcorele.vi duel In the sevenlh when Snndy Amoros doubled In a run nml scored on Ullly Cox a slimlc. The Phils (tot one bnck 1n the clithtn but Jim llughei replnced Krsklno with two on and onn out and got Johnny Wyro.vtck to hit Into n doublo piny with Ills lli.it pilch. Snl MnKllo hurled a nlx-hltler aitnlnst the Pirates for his HUH triumph nxiiln.it one defeat, Tho Giants broke n 1-1 tic In Iho eighth and ndded two 'more In the ninth on Willie Mnys' triple. Homo Vims by Hank Snuer.and Rnlph Kmer of Chicago helped nob Rush delent Warren Bpnhn and the nrnves, Ted Kltisccwskl hammered three We're toadied ! V VQ Bedford's Whips Pel Mcdford'a Jllack Tornado (rack loam rolled over the Klamath Pel icans Saturday afternoon by a M-38 score, on the Medlord cinder pnllia. The alrong team from the valley look nil, but lour of llio lourlren lint placea, and manned to hold lh Pollcuna to three seconds, while copping 11 for themselves. Three Klamath trackatnra turned In good times In winning Iholr eventa. Jim Dougherty con tinued hla good showing In Uio shot put by throwing tho Iron ball no Icot five Inches. Harry Pills and Jim Uevaiu also turned In good limes tor the mllo and 100 yard dnah. Pills lime lor tho lour laps was 4:40 and Bev aim ran the dash In 10.1 aecond. Klamath's relay team lf rpH islered III wilh a good tune for llio Boo yard relay. The lour track, men. Davo Pepplc. Don Mill. Bev. ans and Dougherty were clocked In t . ... . Mcdlord'i Clark look the high lump Willi a leap of Ilvo Icel 11 and one half Inches. Tills hclghth stands nmong the beat In the stale so lar thin year. Nex'. week the Pelicans will Journey lo Orunls Pass to. enter In Iho district moot lo quallly men lor tho alalo track meet the fol lowing week. Results: Uhot Put Dougherty KP. Chap man M, and Brophy M. oO'S". IIIKh Jump Clark M, Kaalncr, M. and Knnpp M. S'll'j". High Hurdles-Blrong M. Knnpp M. and Dougherty KP. 15 8. 100 Yard Dash Bevana KP. Wll Hums M. and Pepplo KF. 10.1. Mile-Plus KP. Walsh M. and Allino.l M. 4:40.0. Polo Vault Kolley and Broil. nealc M lied for first, and Dearing KP. H O". 410 Yard Dash-Crowl M. Bev ans KP, and Porrell KF. il l. Discus Urophy M. chapman M and Colley KF. 14 I0". Low liuidles-Knspp M, Settler M. and llahner M. 31 0. m Yard Dash-Willnnu M, Pepple KF, and Mills KF. 3S.0. 880 Yard Run Poole M. ales son M, and Wells KF. 3:04.1. Jnvelln HubeC M, King KF, and Hopp KF. lSTl' j". Uroadjump Clark M. Ksslner M. and Douaherty KF. 301". Relay Klamath Falls and Mod lord. 1:33.1. .Hroie Medford 14 Klamath Fahs it. OSC Finishes Spring Practice CORVALL18 ll Oregon Slate Collego closed Its football practico Maturday Willi an tntra-squad game which ended In a 1S-1S tie. Fullback Chuck Marsh, playing for the Whites, made the longest run ol the day, 17 yards, to score. Other White touchdowns were registered by Dick Mason and Ron Engle. A backlleld of Ray Wcttlnll. quarterback: Will Kealoha and Elvln Dagget, halfbacks; and Dan Narache, fullback, accounted lor nil three Blue touchdowns, Rooks Trounce Oregon's Frosh EUOENE UTi Phil Janlr.e drove In Ilvo runs Saturday lo pace the Oregon Slate Rooks to a 13-7 baseball victory over tho Oregon Frosh. John Lundel and Jim PliiRtee, who hit triples, and Jim Davis. with a bases-loaded homer, led Oregon batters. OSG Rooks 300 333 Ml 13 10 0 Oregon Frosh 300 000 00S 15 4 Johnson. Fredericks (Bi ana Lovejoy; Lehl, Pollard 18), Hansen :0i and Brown. home runs and drove In eight runs lor tho Redlegs. His last homer, the second of the nightcap and ninth of Uio season, proved the dlllcrence in tho 9-i Rrdlcg vic tory. Stan Muslal batted In four runs with his 10th homer and two shinies to lead tho cards lo their llrst-gnme victory. Vic Rnschl picked' up his third triumph wlln out a defeat in the first gsme al though he needed help Horn Al Brnzle In the ninth. Muslal col lected two mora hits In the night. enp lo take over the league batting lend wilh .383. aim IsiHte Black Tornado Track Squad Stampeders Back Into Wl Schedule Hy Till': Ah'HO(.'IATKI) I'llKHK Willi the Calgnry Bluinpoders once more In the told. Western In ternational Leaguo baseball teams picked up their regular schedule Munduy and set their sights on Victoria and Salem, virtually deadlocked In first plate entering, Iho second week of the 1854 sea son. The Slampeders, led homeless when Die league picked up the owner's frnnchhio opening duy, lost their "orphan" atalus Saturday when league directors accepted a new Calgary oiler and restored the club to a lull membership. Tlie directors, who had tulkcd ol hnndlng the Iranchlsc to another city to keep 10 teams In the spruwling loop, acted after llie Ciilgary manngemenl reported II was agreeing lo WIL terms. The club also hired Gordon MacFar lane. hockey player and coach wilh a prolesslonnl and semi-pro base ball background, as general man ager. Tho league had ordered the Cal gary franchise surrendered alter manager Gone Llllnrd reported the club was not being financed by Uie management. The Stampeders celebrated their return Sunday Willi a 18-13 win over Lewtslon In Uie opening game ol a doubleheader, then were nosed out 8-7 In Uio nightcap. Victoria and Salem, meanwhile, were locked In a battle lor llrst place with Spokane and Vancouver pressing closo al their heels. Victoria knocked Salem off the top perch by taking a pair ol games by, Identical 8-5 margins Saturday but the Senators closed the gsp to a lew percentage points wilh a 4-3 win over Trl City Sunday. Edmonton drubbed Spokane 6-3 Saturday but lost a Sunday twin bill, 3-3 and 5-3. Yakima and We natrheo divided a doubleheader, Yakima winning Uio opener 8-1 and Wenatchee Iho nightcap 8-3. Vancouver stepped out of the league Sunday to defeat Belling ham. Wnsh., 8-3 In an exhibition rime. Tlie Cnpllanos look a pair liom Trl-Clty Samrdny -3 and 13. The weekend left Spokane and Vancouver half, a game back ol Salem. Yakima one game back, and Wenalehee. Edmonton and Lewlston a game and a half out. Tho schedule for Tuc.idsy places Spokane at Trl-Clty. Lewlston al Salem, Victoria at Yakima. Van couver at Wcnatcheo and Calgary at Edmonton. Julius Boros In Top Money ARDMORE. Okln. Wl Former National Open champion Julius Boros found himself one ol the top money winners on the PGA tourn ament trail Monday allcr collect Inr 17.200 In Uie rich Ardmore Open Oolf Tournament. Boros shot rounds of 66-89-72-70 for a 1-under par 279 to cash In the lop prlre In Waco Turner's golf extravagania which saw 844. 11b distributed to some of Uie na tion's best golfers. Boros cnrrled nway a total ol $7,9iO as his part ol Iho loot pro vided by the Turners and became Uio only man In the history of Uie eient to set the pace from start to finish. The extra money came from bonuses. Malin Nursery Sale of Dormant Shade Trees 10 to 40 rfiicount now , , . you havo only ant weak la (tt dor mant thada, Irult and flowerini trtai. Homtdolt and Harlan Ph. 550J Klamath Falls Hy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BUFFALO, N.Y. Cisco An. dradc, 136, Compiun, Calif., out. pointed Armand Savole, 136, Mon treal, 10. WATERVILLE, Me. Barry Al ll'on. 147, Holyoke. Mass., stopped Bert Gannon, 153, Lewlston, Me., 3. HOLLYWOOD, Calif, Jesse Mongls, 119, Denver, outpointed Franklo Campos, 118 !j, Los An geles, 10. 11th and Klamath TIME OUT I " . , i,' "i'nhaw! It went right In, llutn 9 , now you'll mls all the fun of pluylnjf the hair!" Coach Knows How H's Done SAN FRANCISCO lPl Con D uip.icy, lormcr Pittsburgh Pi rale and San Francisco Seal hurl er, told his Junior high school phy sical education class: "Knowing how to Jump and how to fall Is Important." Then he stepped back, tripped over a mat, fell and broke his arm. Pont into 0Mspecjafirce&Oh EASY PAY N L Teams Return Hasti After Terrifying Trip By GAYIK TALBOT NEW YORK I Back from a harrowing trip through the West, which was supposed to have been pacified yearn ago. Eastern clubs ol the National Leaguo report that the region beyond Uie mountains again Is swarming with hostlles who apparently cannot, or at least old not, read the forecasts of the experts. Cincinnati, they say, Is a hotbed ol tho movement, led by a wild oyed young second baseman named Johnny Temple who Is hit ting the stuffing out of Uio ball. Chicago, the escapees report, has declared war to Uie death on all pitchers and has a new short, stop-second base combination In Ernie Banks and Gene Baker that looks terrific. St. Louis appears to have a gen uine hnd In Its (100.000 rookie first baseman, Tom Alston, and .Slan Muslal Is on the warpath early lor a change. AH In all, the Easterners were badly shaken upon their re turn and are advising all their neighbors to stay home. A popular belief that each big league ball club has an official "book" on how to pitch lo Uie batters of all opposing teams and studies it carefully before the open ing of each new series Is all wrong, 6.00x16 Size Marathon No otKer tires' al these prices matcH these Goodyears for quality and per formance. So, why take chances with' worn, smooth tires? Come in and get new Goodyears while our Special Sale is on. The prices will save you money new tires may save your life. PLAN! TERMS AS LOW AS SERVICE STORE says Jim Turner, Yankee pitching coach. "That's only when the other team has a new player we haven't seen before." Jim explained. "Then we ask around Uie locker room and there's sure to be some body who k n 0 w the fellow's strength, "Otherwise, any good big league pitcher keeps all that alulf In his head. If he can't remember it he won't be In the big leagues long. They say some pitchers keep a private notebook on Uie batters, but I never saw one. ' "A good pitcher might not see a certain batter again for four or five years, but If this batter has changed his stance evrp a little bit so that he looks like he might be a better high-ball hitter than he wan, the pitcher will aee It at once and pitch differently to him. A pitcher's memory Is his meal ticket. "Docs a good pitcher let his cat cher call Uie pitches? Well, that's HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE. ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mrs. J. e. 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