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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1954)
TUESDAY, .TUNR 1, lf)l4 iircnAi.n and nkws, kumath falls, oregon PACE ELEVEN Boston's Fate To Be Decided lly HI N I'lll.rOAlt ' AI (ipurU Writer !. Tha nost 31) rlnyit should (toi-ldc tils tntn ut Biwlim In llw Hint American Labium) rnco. Will the Ild Box blciuin In June, or me Uiey doomed to wound division? Alter n horrlulo sprlnti ol in juries mid bud WDiithi-r lorurd Ivu Jloutlrcmu to ki) Willi h inuki'-rto lineup Unit didn't, tha new month llnds Uie Krd Hon hvttlliuj In for mi 18-Riuno homo aland In Irii-nuly runway Park. Tliey own a throe-yamo winning streak lor llio llrnt tlmo this tii-n-hoii. They'vo Kollcn routn-Kolim parlm insures Iroin llielr iiUohurn In two ol lliclr Hint tin i n contents. And Ted Wllllninn In duo la Hurl busltn' out all uvnr uiut brum bark In action lor two w-cki. 1( Uie Hed Box rnn'l im.va now (here Isn't l muh nope lliry will ntlar the midway iomt unco llio Ural division tenuis aliNidy have a good Jump, llo.-.lon In 11 j unmea out ol llrnt place, Uoslou the only t!ul In either leamie lo aweep i Alcmurliil Bay double-header y i a t e r d a y. They burled Pluladelnlil,i I'lMn in the lilulieal acorliiK Ml.p'.iv ol the league season, then incjijH'd up U-0 In Uie nlvhtcap, (iAMK AMKAIt Tho Cleveland liiin.m.i at.iynl a tame ahead ol Uie i;hici,ii While mm TED WILLIAMS ... fagi another Sox la llrnt place by whipping Uie While box e-3 on Jim Hi-nans eijhUMnnms home run alter los ing" 94 aa Bob Keeqen posted his aeyentfi victory In clttht aecLnlons. Washington's a e :i a t o r a. who cause Uie New York Y.mkeej more trouble than an lnvvillunllia cm. mltlee, beat Uie world chumplons 1-0 on Johnny Hamuli uirce-hlt ter. Then Uiey pushed tho second Kame Into extra liuunxi before bowing 7-0 In 1.0 Spec Khea In-red home uie winning run with ba-cs-loaded walk. Detroit rallied In Uie ninth lor r. 7-5 victory at Balllmor, turn lost 4-1 to Uie Orioles. In Uie National Loanue, ruin washed out Clnctnnaii'ti double, header with Uie tirat-pl.ico Milwau kee Bravea and cut tho Chicago- Bt. Louia twin bill to a amnio seven Inning contest won by the Uvibn H-l on six noma runs, two hy Hunk Bauer. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia M on Oil Hodges' Uth-lniniig heme run In a Mngle uanv. lMluiiuritli spill wiui tha New Yoik Olnnts. winning 4-3 nlicr losing on thrco nit to KUDcn oomcz t-u. The only slgnlllcunt slill'. In Uie standings came In the Amcilcnu League. Boston moved from Heventh to sixth nnd Bullliiinre Irom eighth lo seventh ns Phila delphia dropped to lust. Tho Red Box' big day Included 37 hits, live of Uiom home runs. Milt Boiling hit two. Williams, Jim Piersall and Harry. Ab-gnnis vol one each. Bill Henry scattered soven lilts In tha socond-giimo i.hutout, his third complete gnmo of the yeiir. A bunt, an error, nn-lnllold out nd Mickey Vernon's nluulu pro duccd the one run Va-inmi,iroi needed lo beat New Voile kin tho opener. Casey stencil nrguci the bunt hit batter Eddlo Yost's enp and got tossed out of tha gnmo for his vigorous protests OUT HIT Baltlmora outhlt Detroit M-B In Uie first game but left 16 runners stranded. Three runs in tho ninth gave tho Tlgors tho decision. In the nightcap Vorn Stephens' humor and triples by Jim Frldloy nnd Sam Melo helped counteract 11 strikeouts by tho Tigers' Billy Hoelt, The White Sox ended Clevcliind's 14-gamo homo wlnnlnit streak in tha curtain raiser wlih the help of two-run homers by Minnlo Mlnu so and Ferris ruin. Hoguu's homo run broke n 3-3 llo In the sncond game and the Indians added two more In tho soma Innlnvj, Ahead S-l, the Dodgers suddenly found, themselves trailing by ono run In Uio olghth at Pliiladelpnla when. Smoky Burgess snmshed a plnch-hlt home run with two aboard. Brooklyn tied It in the ninth after Ocorga shuba Couiiled, HOTELS . OSBURN HOLLAND IUGENK, OM, MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mrt, J. C. Ksrley-Joe tarlay Jr. Proprietors A 'Jlie Phils thi'i'utrneil in the 12th ufler HudKes had nlva llinokiyn the lead, pulling two iboiud mlur two out. lint Uuke Hnldr raced up tho center Held wall and lunilrd down Willlo Jones' tremendous drive for Uio Until out. ' Willie Muyn of the Uliinl.i con tinued his hitting spree with hln I'llh home run hi llio llrnt t,'"'ic ut I'lttnbuiKh. The loivly Pilules hopped on Hoy! Wllhrlm fur li.ur nhiKles In Uio ninth lir.iliit uf the kecoiid gunve for Uio two run they needed to gnln tho split. Tulelake Whips Eldorado Errors and home run hitting pnehers continued to mukc life mis eruhle for the KldoraUo Lumber Jurkn yesiorduy afternoon as Tule Inko whliped the home slnndlng KI.. ninth nine by 10-4 score. 'Hie Eldorado ten mi waa guilty of nine errors and Tulclakc's pitcher Dave Jolnefcon connected for two round trippers to give Uie Northern Cnlllornla league representatives the win. " Tule scored twice In Uie opening inning on two bane on bulla nnd a double by Kred Taylor along with two KlumnUt errora. Three more Tulclnke tullles came In Uie fourth on an error, a alngle and Jolnesou'n llrnt home run over the fight Held fence. The Callfornlan's flnlnhed their scoring wiUi one run In Ilia sevent three In the eighth and one more In the nlnUi frame. Eldorado accounted for one run on Don Dcxter's long home run lo deep center field In the first Inning unit Uien scored once moro In Uie Uilrd, when pitcher Dick Lundslen singled and Dexter doubled him home. three singles by Dexter, Art Raymond and Kran Miller gave the Lumberjacks one run lu the fifth. and Uie final Klamaui score lol lowed III the sixth on Ron Owlng's straw ana two TUieiake errors. Dexter and Owing paced Uie El dorado diamond men at Uie plata with four fur five nnd two for three respectively, Raymond and Miller contributed two lor four and two for five also. For Tulelake, Taylor connected for Uiree hits In his first three times at bat to give him a three lor alx day at the plate. Next Sunday altemoon the Lum- Dcrjackt piny host to Uio league leading Aliuras nine at Recreation I'arx. i llOXStOHE: K II E TUieinke 10 Lumberjacks 4 lo Jolseson and Johnson; Lundstcn aim uwiugs. Avila, Musial Lead Major League Hitters NEW YORK to The steady hltung of Bobby Avila has been one of the prime factors In the suc cess of Uie first place Cleveland Indians this season. The Mexican second baseman's slanllng sUck work gives him the top spot In the Amcricsn League batting race with a .388 average, n points ancna of teammate AI Rosen. Avila, boosted his average six polnta last week. He collected 11 nils in 3 trips, Including five dou bles and a homer. Runnerup Roseu Is batting .361 and Is the league leader hi both home runs with 13 and RBI's with 449. Rookie Bill Tutlle of the Ti gers ranks third at .343. Figures Include Monday's games. The National League hitting rnce Is nip nnd tuck with Sum Musial of Uie Cardinals holding a one-point edge over teammate Ray Jab lonskl. Musial, seeking his seventh batting title, gslncd 15 points and is swinging at a .374 clip. Jab lonskl, last week's pace-setter, has a .j.j mark and Don Mueller of Uie Olnnls Is third at .365. Musial has Uie most runs baited in, 53, while Hank Bauer of the Cubs heads Uie home run depart ment wlUi 16. H'wood Pitcher Tops PCL Hurlers SAN FRANCISCO Ml Right hander Mel (Jucen Is ono of the Important rontons Hollywood is setting the pace In Uio Pnclllo Const Longua baseball race. Ha was Uie leading hurler of Uio cir cuit through Sunday with II wins against ono defeat to avcrago .ill. umcr regulars headed up de partments as follows: Most strikeouts, Joo Hattcn, Los Angeles, and Don Ferrurcte, Oak land, 68 each. Most innings Ditched. Eddie Ersutt, San Diego, 114.4 Most oases on balls. Fcrrarese. 83. Most losses. AI Clcollo. Sacra mento and Oone Bcardon. Seslile. ench. 7. Averages through May 30: (1 R Nil IV t. Daley, Sue s A n 9 n T.Smlth, SD fl ' 2 8 10 Hide, LA 7 1 II 1 n White, Oak 8 4 3 1 0 Strobcl, Hwd 3 3 3 10 Queen, Hwd 13 39 58 11 1 Mungor. Hwd 13 17 as i Donoso, Hwd 11 11 38 ft 1 minium,, oiiu JD ID 1H 4 1 Oottol, Onk 13 26 43 0 3 Hlller, 8F 8 9 13 3 1 W, Evnlis, Sea 7 19 17 3 1 Schallock, Onk 4 6 7 3 1 Plerattl, Sao 13 34 48 7 J PflopU Do Read SPOT ADS - -you ore! TIME OUT :;'..Jf',',v''' 2& "Mayba the skipper does pamper him. but the kid's terrific and II slopped his slobberln' about wlso- m ha waa bark m the farm!" Spokane Moves Up In Wl Race The Spokane Indians reaped Uie moM benefits from Memorial Day uouuienenners in the Western In. U-inational Baseball League Mon. dsy. While other toikns spilt, Bpokune beat Bnlem 6-5 and 14-8 and vault ed over Trl-Clty Into nlxth place in uie aunaings. Trl-Olly whipped LewUton 4-3 In tho nightcap ol a twin bill after bowing 13-4 In Uie opener. Yak ima clipped Wenntchee 9-3, Uien took a 12-8 drubbing. Rnln Idled Vancouver at Ed monton and Victoria at Calgary It took Spokane 10 Innings to subdue Bnlem In Uie opener In Uie Senators' home park. Bob Don kernley tripled home the winning run in Uie top of Uie loth. The Indians reached three Bnlem pitch ers for 18 lilts In the nlghlcan. Dick Aubertln and John Trsnt cin teamed in a nlx-hlt effort for Uie winners. The double Joss drop- pea aniem into ninth plnce. At Yakima. Uie Benrs pounded out six straight singles in the s x. th Inning of the first game pro ducing lour runs that Iced Uie game. Wenatchee had two big In. nlngs in winning the afterpiece The Chiefs combed four singles. a double and a walk for five runs in Uie second and added five In the sixth on a double, a alngle, two walks and Tony Munol' grand slum homer. The Lewlston B rones scored nine runs In Uie first Inning and coast eo to their flrst-gsme victory over Til-City. In the nightcap. Dale Bloom won a pitcher's battle with Oiumpy Ouy Fletcher, former Pa cific Coast League ace. Bloom give up seven hits and Fletcher nine as Trl-Clty evened the series at a win apiece. The llnescores: First gsme Spokane 020 000 030 1-8 11 0 Salem 000 103 110 06 13 0 Wlsneskl, Lawson (7). Aubertln (71, Closs (8i and Dean: Roen sple, Rayle (81 and Ogden. Second game fipoxane 105 002 03314 18 4 Bnlem 001 330 000 6 6 3 Trautwein, Aubertln (41, Lawson (5i and Dean; Johnson, McaFrlane (3), Scrivens (8) and Ogden. . First gamo Wenatchee 300 000 0003 7 3 Yakima 200 004 03x 9 14 1 Waters and Jenncy; Carmlchael and Summers. Second game Wenatchee 150 005 113 13 0 Ynklma 330 000 0 6 9 3 Bhandor, Thompson (6) and Jen ncy: Young, Machado (3) and Summers. First game Lewlston 450 013 013 16 2 Trl-Clty 010 001 0 3 6 1 Dcrgance and Oaray: Coggln Lemleux (1) and Warren, John, son (4). Second game Lewlston 003 000 0003 7 3 Trl-Clty 111 000 lOx 4 9 0 Fletcher and Oaray; Bloom and Johnson. Vancouver at Edmonton, rain Victoria at Calgary, rain ma CATCHES BOCA RATON. Fin. Ml Two New York women, who never had been deep sea fishing previously. caught giant site sailflsh on the same day. They were In separate boats. Miss Ingrld Klldegaard landed an 8 foot 2 Inch sailflsh weighing 76 pounds whllo her friend, Mrs. Max Phillips, hooked n 7 foot 3 Inciter weighing 42 pounds. Miss Klldegsards sailflsh was the largest caught at Boca Raton this year. So smooth It leaves you breathless amxetf mm C. .-1 VODKA 90 proof. Mid from 1 00 ln neut nl iplr iti n. ritrrtMiirnon rii. inc.mmwa.wNR, l,Ot! ATHKNS. O. (NEA) Jim John son may huvo a device to help those seeking to beat Roger Ban nister's 3:59.4 mile. Ohio University's truck coach tins conntruclcd what he culls an elec trical timer and pace-setter which nppeurs to be a boon lo boUi runners and spectators. The mechanism, resembling a number wheel common lo any i PACE SETTER . . . Jim Johnton's clock putt tha runner on hit own. Matthews, Cockell In Scrap LONDON I Harry Matthews of Seattle tackles Don Cockell. heavy weight champion of Britain, to night In a 10-roundcr with a pos sible shot at Uie world title dangling before the winner. The tubby Briton who Is ranked third among the world contenders for Rocky Marclano's crown, Is rated a 4-7 favorite and that has him worried. They'll expect too much," he complained. "I'm happier when uiey call me Uie underdog. It makes me more determined to go In and win." Most British sports writers haw made Cockell their firm choice and the widely read Boxing News com mented'; "Tho outcome of this fight will elevate Uie victor Into such prom inence that he cannot possibly be denied the right to style himself a logical contender for Uie world championship." Cockell lumped Into a con tender's spot when he defeated Roland La Slarza In London March 30. The odds don't bother Matthews. "I take no notice of oads." he said. "I've been boxing too long to let that worry me. I'm perfccUy fit and full of confidence." Scotch Golfer Found Guilty 8TEVENST0N, Scotland (A Oollcr Thomas Bell was found guilty Monday of holing out 18 times lit Uie Ardecr course with a spade Instead of a putter. Malicious damage, the law called It. Witnesses said Bell was suspend ed from Uie club for ungentlcman ly conduct of a nature not brought out in the testimony. That night he sneaked on lo the links and dug up every one of the greens, removing nnd hiding the metal cups for good measure. The Judge fined him 10 pounds ($38.00) and he's still persona non grata at Ardecr, ' TV IIU1I1V - . It's Dulux Marino Finishes. He knows there's extra dur ability, extra sparkling beauty In every brushful. Dulux is made right for every surface hulls, spars, decks, interiors from masthead to waterline! k Ratlil toh ipray, harbor gaiat, anal rough handling it Smooth-flowing, fait-drylng Retain Ihalr gloit if Caty la keep clean anjl bright Monroe's Moorage and BOAT WORKS 928 Front St, Phone 2-1665 mm t carnival midway, Is equipped with a sweep hand, flashing light, bells nnd a revolving disc. The whole tlMuf looks like the latest nursery toy. But a careful explunulion re venls that the Innovation may become the biggest asset to a run ner since the Introduction of npiked shoes. "It eliminates a coach's clock- SUMMER LEAGUES Summer League bowling action gets underway tonight with Uie Mixed Doubles leagues rolling at 7 and 8 o'clock on Uie Lucky Lanes alleys. , StarUng tomorrow night, the Men's Trio League will begin Its summer action of league play at 8 o'clock. Thursday evening the Women's Trio League will get Its league Into action. Uiey also will start bowling at 8 o'clock. The Moose Mixed Doubles will hit the alley warfare-traU every Friday I night through out Uie summer bowl ing season. Lucky Lanes has scheduled a Classic Singles Tournament for June 5-6 and 12-13. C. E. (Sarge) Moss manger of the .local bowling alley stressed that Uie alleys are open every j afternoon from 1 o'clock In the afternoon until 1 o'clock In the ' morning. Eddie Yosi To Play 700 SiraigM NEW YORK Wl Eddie Yost, Washington's "Iron Pony," will play In his 700th consecutive game tomorrow night in Detroit, Not since Lou Gehrig, baseball's "Iron Horse," ended, his Incredible streak of 2,130 games m 1939 has any major league player been able to roll up as many as 700 games lr. a row. MONDAY'S FICiHTg By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK Lulu Perez, 127, Brooklyn, outpointed Mickey Mars, 137, Cleveland, 127, 10. BROOKLYN Jackie Labua, lM'-i. East Meadows, N.Y., out pointed Jacques Rover, 163, France, 10. NEW ORLEANS Joe Dorsey, 162, New Orleans, stopped Stan Jordnn. 137H, Los Angeles, 10. MONTREAL Paolo Mells. 150 'i .Italy, stopped Emerson Butch er, 146, Rock Island, 111., 6. ' - .iiiP MAT with DU PONT DULUII MARINE FINISHES' smart skinner who uses 6 V watching," Informs Johnwn. 'You can plan Uie race with Uie runner beforehand, set Uie mechanism and the runner and the clock are on their own." 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