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WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1054 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN vmdiB Braves Tough On Dodgers llv Hi N I'HI.KIiAH Al' Knurls Writer II times not Imiiili, Cliarllr Clrlinni limy bo able to sell Ills secrela oil how lo win In ICbbxIn Kleld. -1 1,0 Brooklyn lloilger bull lurk, graveyard "I many pcnnoiit hopes lltHl BOaHOII, MOVU nuiiin,HMij funnily Iriilloiy lo Urlmm'ii Mil waukee llriivos. 'Itiry won six ol 11 games tluii". Mo olhrr vltUK Irani won morr limn three. Tho HI. Louis Cardinals didn't win any. Now the ll!4 edition of the Mil waukee wonders ma trying lo tlo Ihe ou even belter. ltlHMIll They Invndrd nruoklyn la.l nlgM fur inn lirsl Inno this season and walked oil Willi a 'J-o triumph. The IHU'Iiiiik chores were handled su perbly by Oeno Conley, a king sied rooklo rlghl-huiiilrr. In sink inn out seven whllo walking no body, the B lool-8 side-aim apcclal l.it pinned tho Urst shutout on the IMOgera nine Juno II last year, when another rookie, Allun Worth inuton al I he New York CllanU, turned Iho trick. Tho Ilravcs won even Ihouiih Ihey loot one of tho most proloniied arguments of Iho season. A r.ev emh Innum drive by Eddie Mathews bounced olf it ratling Hop Iho renter field fence and tell back on tho field. Umpire Dill Kngelln ruled II double Miico Mathews lot only as far as second before the Dodgers tried t make play on him. Um pire 1)111 Hummera railed II a home run and waved Malhews In. Tho Dodgers acreamed. The lour umpire huddled. Iho Biaves acreamed. nut In Uie end Malhewa n aenl back to accoud. Despite the ruling, the drive acored Danny O'Connell Irom Ural bane wiui Milwaukee's aecond run. Hie first rame on J or Adcock's homo run, i:i.si:Mii:nt: Elsewhere In tho National I.eaRUe the New York Olanta de fealed Cincinnati 5-4 and Phlladel' uhla edited Chicago 1-1 In 10 lun. Intia. Tho 81. Loula-Plrates game al Pittsburgh hj rained out. In Iho American League Joe Coleman of tho Baltimore Oriole allowed lit lormer Philadelphia teammate only two hit, both sin lllea. a tho Oriole beat the Ath letic 3-0. New York defeated Cleveland 6-3, Chicago ahaded Boa. ton 3- and Washington beat" De troit -3. The uianta beat Fred Bactewskl for the flrat tune In hi career, flie Cincinnati left-hander had whipped the New Yorker five llmea running until Monte Irvin alnmmed -a 400-foot triple In the eighth Inning with Al Dark on llrsl be. Ted Klussewakl for Cincin nati and Whltey Lock man and Willie Mays for New York hit home runs. Alter falling two run behind In the eighth because of poor defen aive play, the Phil rallied to lie the Cubs In the eight hand won In the 10th a Del Funis singled home Richie Ashburn, Ennls earlier blasted base loaded double, good for three run, and Ashburn drove In one In the eighth with a triple. t'OMKItACK Coleman alruck out four and walked only two In registering hi second victory and the flrat shut out of hi Baltimore comeback. The two hit olf him were by BUI Henna and Forrest Jacob. A double by Yogi Berrs with two on snd two out drove home Ihe run iho Yankee needed to beat Cleveland (or tho first time tin sesson. The Indian had won three in s row Irom the world champions. Allln Reynold pitched out of a Jam In the eighth when the Indians tied the score and load ed Ihe base with none out only lo hit into Uiree easy force play. Bob Keegan won his fourth game against s single loss and acored the winning run for the Whllo Sox against Boston. He tripled In Uin seventh and rode home on Nellie Fox's alngle. The victory was Keegan's fourth com plete game. Detroit usrd four Inning against Iho Senator but Bob Portorfleld alnmmed Ihe door as he finished with 8 1-3 hiilcss Inning. Porter Held homered In tho ninth alter Washington hd scored the llc brcaklng run In tho eighth. rase (if 2 IOTH FIT . . . Al Roien held up hit fielder's glove, left, snd hit borrowed first baseman's milt at he speculated on hit future position with the Cleveland Indisnt. The American League's most valuable player of 1953 found first base easier to play than third. Bevos Blast Homers, Lose 5-4 To Seattle By HIK ASHOt lATKO PRKhH Seattle weathered 4-hlt pitching and aurvlved a home run barrage Tuexday nlghl to edge Portland 6-4 in their first IBM Pacific Coast League encounter. The win boosted the Rainier In to a sixth place lie with Portland, three game out of first place, and gave them a 1-0 edge In the aeven game aeries al Seattle. Portland combed Seattle pitch ing for three home run but Seat tle got a homer, loo, and an Im portant one. In the first Inning Ray Ortelg unloaded a four-bagger with Isany Fernandes and Al Zartlla on base. Rocky Krsnlch slapped a homer for Portland In Ihe second, with none on. Fletcher Robbe aocked another with Walt Judmch on base In the third and Joe Rossi, the Port catcher, knocked one In the same inning. Bill Evans took over Ihe pitch ing chorea alter Rossi got his cir cuit blow and limited the Beavers to one hit Ihe rest of the way. On the basis of what happened In Hollywood, where Bobby Bra gan's Star humbled Oakland, 7-3. It would appear that II Is going to be a herculean task preventing Hol lywood from winning It third con secutive pennant. They out-powered power laden Oakland team, and Mel Queen, very sharp with hla fast ball and nulck breaking curve, had the Oaks churning the night air with big chunks of nothing many times. San Diego, figured aa a pennant contender, ran Into the really sur Drlslng team of the PCL, Sacra mento, and was ahut out a the league's leading pitcher, Marino Pleretll, notched an 8-0 decision. The victory Installed Ihe Sac In first place in Ihe standing and rironnrd Oakland a full game be hind, with Hollywood only hall game behind the Oak. Elmer Singleton held Lo An geles to seven hit and recorded San Francisco's first shutout ol the season, 7-0. Portland 013 000 000- 4 1 Seattle 330 000 OOx 5 4 1 Boemler, Adkln 3 and Rossi; Wldmar, Evans (3) and Ortelg. Wallace, Gilliam In TV Headliner WASHINGTON (P) Wednesday night's nationally televised fight matches pair of belter than av erage heavyweight. Coley Wal lace of New York and BUI Gilliam ol Newark, N. J. Wallace I ranked nth among, Ihe big boys. Ollliam la 10th. The lO-raund fight will he tele vised by tho Columbia Broadcast ing System. lly Till: AftNOClATKII I'BK.SS BATTINO Bobby Avlla, Clove. Innd Indian Had a nerfect 4 fnr-4 night, agnlnsl the New York Yankee and look over Ihe Amor. lean League batting lead with an avenue, of .370. PITCHINO Joe Coleman, Baltimore Oriole Allowed only two hits, both singles,- In beating rniincicipnia 2-0. People Do Read SPOT ADS -you ore! Minor League Baseball By TUB ASSOl lATEn PRKSS INTERNATIONAL LEAUl'E Richmond 4, Syracuse 3 Buffalo 9. Havana U3-innlng tie, called curlew) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Charleston 4, Kanaa City 1 Indianapoll 3, Columbus 1 Minneapolis 9. Toledo 7 Louisville 3 ,St. Paul 3 14 Innings) TEXAS LEAGUE Houston 6. Beaumont 0 Shrevcport (, San Antonio 4 Other game postponed PIONEER LEAGUE Salt Lake City 13, Idaho Falls. I Ogrien 0, Pocatello 1 Oreal Falls 10, Maglo Valley 3 Billings IB, Boise 1 Washington Stops Ducks NOKTIII KN DIYIMON By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS W L Pel. Oregon SUto , Oregon Washington Washington State Idaho 3 8 4 7 5 5 7 1 11 .740 .607 .583 .417 .083 SEATTLE HI Washington erased an enrly delicll to deteat Oregon 9-7 Tuesday in their final MM Northern Division Pacific Coast Conleience baseball meet ing. Ron Phillips raptwd out a Iwo run homer In the first Inmng lor the Ducks who tallied twice more belorc BUI Reams retired the side Wai.hlngton scored a single run In the lirsl. Uiree in the fourth apd added four In the seventh when Oregon pitching and defense col-lapsed. Oregon came back with a pair of runs In the eighth and threat- ei.ed In the ninth, but the rally fell apart as BUI Reams retired Dick Srhlossteln alter the Ducks had leaded tho base with two away. The defeat dropped the Ducks a full game back of Oregon Stale. Banister Cancels TV Plans NEW YORK 11 The British Information Olflcc announced Wednesday all commercial tele vision appearances had been can celled fur Roger Bannister, Eug lund's world record mile-holder. In order to aafeguard his amateur lotus. The decision was made after consultations with American and British amateur athletic authori ties. Bannister, who ran the mile In 3:50.4 last Thursday at Oxford, waa flown to New York Wednes day speclllcally to appear on the Columbia Broadcasting System's ' I've Got a Secret" program. He ha been scheduled for other television appenrance during a iwo-day stay. All poceeds were to go to charily. "We decided after a thorough examination that it was best Ban nister should appear on no com mercial television program a," John Russell, director of the Brit ish Information Ofllce. said. "He will remain In New York until Frl- day afternoon. In the meantime he probably will appear on a couple or so non-commerclal tele vision programs. "We don't know now what Uiese might be." Linfield Moves Towards Crown Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Linfield moved another game closer to the Northwest Conference baseball championship Tuesday ntrhl by downing College of Idaho 33-3. Lewi and Clark upset second place Willamette 7-0 and Whitman downed Pacific 7-4 In other games. College of Idaho committed 13 errors In Ihe game at McMlnnvllle to aid the Linfield victory which got under way In the second In ning with a seven-run surge. Lewis and Clark, handing Wil lamette Its fourth loss of the sea son, was paced by BUI Martcll who had three hits In five times at bat Including a double and a triple. Lewis and Clark pitcher Ray Hyde allowed six hit,, struck out 11 batters and walked only-one. Whitman's Oene LePage gave up eight hit and struck out two bai lers In Whitman s 7-4 victory over Pacific. '$; I'lNrTTM LtAGLK 3 H r r-y. w. -x' " GOOD TOUCH . . . Rocky Marciono takes time out from his heavy training to practict his putting at the Grossinger, N, Y., training camp. 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The (linger team took both learn scoring events in the last eve ning's alley warfare, by rolling a 816 gume, and then capping a three line total of 2475 to win inc scries. The Scars Roebuck team took second place In game scores with their 800 total, and Richfield Oil wound up in second sot for series scoring with a MM total. Joan Beard took high Individual game honors with her 1112 and Jo Rcglnato was close behind with a 168 pin total. In Individual series action Regi nalo rolled lines of 160-188-147 to cop top honors, and Dorothy Bran Ill s 150-178-136 was good for sec ond place in scries scoring. Beard picgen up tnc o-iu spin, and Sara Helm combined for the 6-7-10 trio to pick up the second split of the evening's action. IAST NIGHT country brightest atars from the latter body, which fell it nad a sort of divine right to the products of our college foundries. Now our buddies from beyond the border arc preparing lo move In on the colleges themselves, with an assist from the National Broad casting Co. The next yelp of pain you hear will come from the NCAA. On 13 Saturdays next fall the country's television sets will lie Jumping with Canada's own lively version of Uie game. Tom Oallcry, NBC's sports in fighter, has Just returned from the north country armed with a con tract and wearing' a grim smile. Over his office door they had hung a floral greeting which said, "Well done. Tom!" It might have added. "That'a showing the. so-and-sos." The college group. It perhaps should be explained, took its "Oame of the Week" away from Gallery's stable at Its meeting on April 23 and awarded it to the rival ABC. Since yet another well-known U-levlsing firm, Du Mont, holds all rights to National League games, this appeared to have sawed the limb olf behind Tom.' Actually It only served to rouse the former West Coast promoter, and now look. Starting on Aug. 28. a month before his rivals can swing into action. Gallery will start screen ing games of the Canadian "Big Four" Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto and Hamilton. This figure to give the country's fans a good chance lo learn and become attracted to Canadian 12-man football before there Is a rival In the field. By the time the first college coast-to-coaster comes around, Gallery feels he'll have his audi ence nailed down, with not a channel-switcher in a roomful. He and hi associates, including Lindsey Nelson, who will be exported to explain and describe the gnme to the American audience, are con. vlnced that the apeed of the Ca nadian game (no time-outs) will , have a big appeal. Additionally, each of the Cana dian teams carries up to 10 former college or professional atars from this country. It seems reasonable that many thousands of fans will be anxious to see their heroes In action again. riOl'J LATHER DOr.lD "SMOOTHEST SMAVES&IV fll$ dtv its Iff Now! It'i fast! It'i fun! 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