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Newspaper Page TextSATUUPAV, .IIINK II), 1(154 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVE League Pitchers Have Outstanding Day Major THI KG IAT of Gary Dawi th Eldorado Lumberjack plat the Eldorado team travail to Dawti will hold down on of local taml-pro taam. Lakeview Entertains Eldorado Hi Kldoratlo Lumberjacks, mi nun several key players, who have lionn In National Guard Bummer Camp lor two weeks, will travel to Lakevlew tomorrow afternoon to meal the Oems In a O-C- Border League ball game starting at 1:30. Manager III Hatfield has been working over never! dllfcrent com blnallmis the past week. In hope to Hurt cure lor Ihe miming plavers. Probably the blgge.il Job will be that ol finding a catcher to lake the place of reliable Ron Owlngs. At thla polut Hallleld will prob ably move himself from Uio out fiald to Uie receiving positron. Fran Miller will get the pitching a.vilgnment for the Lumberjack In tomorrow'a nine Inning content, while Art Raymond, one of Ihe club'a leading hlltera will be at his Ujual first base spot. Irv Whltt or Don Dexter will be at th.lrd base for llalllcld'a ball club, while Leroy Coleman and Don hunllsch, a recent addition to the local Mini-pro team, will gel the call lor Ihe. keystone ooinblnallon at short and aecond respeollvely. Oary Dawea will lead the Kium aili oullleld with Dick People and Lowell Schuck lining Uie other two positions In Uio outer defense. The Oema and Lumberjacka have met once before, with the Eldorado team Jumping on three (Jem pitch ers lor M runs In a acven Inning game. Bobby Long, an ex-prolcasloiial ball player will undoubtedly gel Uie call lor the Lukevlew pitching dtitiea when Iho two ball clubs meet in Uie aecond go-around of the league's achedule. Minoso Leads Vote Getters In Balloting CHICAOO W Orestes (Min nie) Minoso, Chicago White Box led fielder, Incieaaed Ills lead Sat urday a the highest Individual vote collector in the All-star base ball poll. Mlnoao's total reached 27.M8 In Ihe latest' tabulation of returna. lie haa an advantage of 3.700 voles over his closest pursuer, Stan Mil alal of the 8t. Louis Cardinals. Muslal haa been named on 25.113 bailout, The voting will determine 16 alartera for the 31st annual All Star game in Cleveland July 13. The balloting contest opened on Juno 11 and will continue until midnight July 3. There wero no major changes In tho latest com pilation of, returns. Bv THK ASSOCIATED TRUSS P1TOHINO Harvey Haddtx, St. Louis Cardinals, hurled his third nli-nlghl shutout In beating the New York Olanls, 8 0. BATTING Wally Post, Cin cinnati Rcdlcgs, colleoled four hits and drove In both runs as the Red legs defeated Ihe Philadelphia Phillies, 3-1. By THK ASSOCIATED PRKSS NEW YORK (Madison Square Garden) Orlando Zuliict, 134 ' Hnvnna, outpointed Johnny Oonsalves, 134, Oakland, Calif., 10. NIGHT Ml will b utd to add itrength to power tomorrow afternoon ai Lelceview for a leaau gama. tha outfiald poiltiom for th TIME OUT "Sow you Juit f ahvs.4 and enjoy our If flihlnf, Fred, mn4 dnn'l ivm nolle thai I'm htro!" Navy After Another Rowing Win SYRACUSE, N.Y. uri Eleven varsity crewa hit Uie catch on On ondaga Lake today with all eyas on the Navy eight looking for Its third straight Intercollegiate rov ing championship and its 30th con secutive victory. Coach Rusty Callow's Middles were reported to hsve broken the IRA record for Uie lake In a time trial this week. But Csllow gave the trial time aa 15:18 for the three miles. Ihe record, set by Navy in winning the 1953 race, was 15:01.1. Washington, Cornell and Penn are rated aa having the oarsmen who might be strong enough to up set mighty Navy. However, nine of tha competing coaches gave the nod to Navy in a poll. Except for naming their crewa first In the poll, both Callow and Washington coach AI Ulbrlckson have stoutly refused to make any predictions. The other shells pulling over the three mile course toward Liverpool will carry the crews from Boston University, California, Columbia. MIT. Princeton, Wisconsin and host Syracuse. The varsity race goes off at 4 p.m. ETC. Cornell's great Freshman crew is rated the moat likely lo succeed In Ihe program opening two mile race. Washington Is Uie consensus to best the other seven crewa In the three-mile Junior Varsity race. JUNIORS MKET REND BALL CLUB Tomorrow afternoon the Klam ath Falls and Bend Junlar Le gion teams will meet In an after noon doubleheader at Recreation Park etartlnr at 1:M. Coach John MoOlnnla will prob ably start Dave D'OIIto and Modeato Jlmlaei on the mound agalnat the Bend Junior, while Karl Tiohenor will be used In re lief If he Is needed. Thla la the opening game for the local Junior legion nine thla year, Last year they were dis trict champions, Pennsylvania Removes Moore From Throne PHILADELPHIA Ifi Pennsyl vania was shopping Saturday tor a new llght-hcavywelght champi on. Archie Moore, recognised as Uie US-pound champ everywhere else, had his title In Pennsylvania de clared "vacant" Friday by Chair man Frank Wiener of the state Athletio Commission b e c s u s e Moore has failed to defend the crown against Philadelphia's Har old Johnson, ihe No. 1 challenger Haddix Blanks Leaders ' By BEN PHLEGAR Associated Press Sporls Wrllar If some of Ihe msjor league') bust pitchers turned up with aching bucks today they hid a good ex cuse. They'd been busy taking bows for last night's gsmes when in every aollve ;ark in tile two cir cuits Ulere wss st lessl one hurler who had covered himself with glory. - At Uie Polo Ground It wss Har vey Haddlx of Uo 6l. Louis Car dinals. The pliK-;li.nl lefUisniler (napped the New York Olsnts' six gjme winning streak with his third straight ahulout, 6-0. In winning his ninth consecutive game Hsddls rsu his string of scoreless Innings to 33, longest In Ui majors' this season. He also increased hla top rnnklng strikeout total by 7 to 80 and his overall record to 11-3. No body else has won u many as 10. Blan Muslal hit his Mnd home run. tops in. both leagues. BRIGHTEST , At Forbes Field Vern Lsw, one of tha National League's brightest rookies, allowed MUwaukee only Uiiee singles and won the game 2 1 for Pittsburgh with a bases loaded single In Uie Isit of the nliiUi. Wsrren Bpahn, Law's mound foe, was no slouch, giving only five singles. Corky Valentine, another rookie, oulduelled Curt Blmmona aa Cin cinnati shaded Philadelphia 3-1. Simmons, the victim of the Phil lies' weak hitting In his Isst two outings, drove in the only run for the losers. Wally Poat collected four hits and drove In both runs for the Redlegs as Valentine care fully apaced seven aafetles. The Joy In Flatbush came from Don Newcombe' first complete time since Msy T. The big rlght hsnder turned back Chicago (-1 as Ihe Dodgers chipped the Olanls' league lead to a single game. New cumbe struck out eight, all in the last six Innings. Oil Hodges homer ed twice. The National Lesgue bed no monopoly on Uie outstanding per formances by pitchers. AMERICAN LEAGUE In Uie American Lesgue Cleve land beat Boston 3-0, New York shaded Chicago 1-8, Philadelphia edged Detroit 3-1 and Washington outlasted Bsltlmore 14 In 13 Inn ings. And here'a how tha pitchers fared In Uie Junior circuit: Mike Garcia of Uie Indians turned back the Red Sox on four singles tor his ninth victor)', his. club's ninth straight triumph and the Indians' ninth success In nine meetings with Boston this year. The only solace for the Red Sox was Uie first pitching appearance Since April 34 of Mel Pamell. The lefthander, recovering from a wrist fracture, pitched one inning in re lief. At Comiskey Park In Chicago a pitcher starred In a different role Bob Orlm, called In as a relief man in the fifth, won the game with his hitting. He singled home two Yankee run In the sixth and nil hla. first major league home run with one (board In the eighth. HOME RUN Grim needed help from Johnny Sain in the ninth. Phil Cavarretta reached him for a pinch hit home run and Carl Sawatskl bsshed a pinch hit double. Singles by Nelson Fox, his fourth hit, and Ferris Fain produced one more run by George Kell grounded out with the tying run on third. It was the seventh time In nine gumes Uie White Box have lost to New York and the filth Ume they've lost to the Yankees by a alngle run. At Brlggs Stadium In Detroit young Arnold Portocarrero checked the Tlgera on four hits and was In complete command after Ray Boone' first Inning home run. Only week ago the Tiger had beaten Uie rookie 1$-S. , In Baltimore Bob Porlerfleld of Uie Senators stayed II innings for his eighth victory. The Oriole bat tered him for 1$ hit but he re slngled home tha two winning runs In Uie Uth. Mickey Vernon hit ssfely his first five times st bat. Suburban Scores Another Win Suburban's men' Softball team continued towards the top of the Men's Softball League last night by whipping the Roundup team by 12-3 score. Gus Qustvsng pitched the Subs to the win by allowing the Roundup nine to Just three hit ever th live Inning rout. Suburban pushed acres five runs In the aecond Inning and three more In the third for their two biggest innings of th gam. Cliff Btemler led th winner tt the plate as he collected three ssfe tles In three time at bat. BOXSCORB R If E Suburban ... .. .. .....13 I 0 Roundup 8..S.-0 Oustvang and H a r r I i, Hlmel wright and Koler. 551 BtHFBAM, By THE AKMrCIATKIl PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pel. GB New York 37 23 ,2 Hrooklyn 3l 23 .uio 1 Milwaukee 311 M .636 i ;, Philsdelphla 29 2 .627 St. Louis 30 20 .60 7 Cincinnati 27 31 .4M 9 j Chicago 23 23 .411 12 ; Pittsburgh it 41 .311 It ' Friday's Results Brooklyn 6, Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 1 tit. Louis t, New York 0 Pittsburgh 2, Milwaukee 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pel. GB Cleveland 42 II .112 Chicago 38 21 .644 4 New York 39 23 .638 4 Detroit 27 31 .444 14 i Washington 21 34 .414 17 !, Philsdelphla 23 34 .390 19 Baltimore 22 38 .367 20 'J Boston 20 M ,367 20 Fridsy'a Results Washington 7. Baltimore i (13 in nings Cleveland 3. Boston 0 New York 7. Chlcsgo 6 Philadelphia 2. Detroit 1 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE ' W L Pet. GB Hollywood 44 28 .622 San Diego 39 36 .627 1 Oakland 40 34 426 1 San Francisco 39 36 .630 1 Seattle 36 3 .473 i ? Sacramento 36 39 .473 II Los Angeles 31 41 .431 14 Portland 29 43 .403 16 Frlday'a Results Hollywood 6, San Frsnclsco 4 Portland 6, Sacramento 1 (10 In nings). Oakland 6, Los Angeles 4 Seattle 3, San Diego 1. Weatern International League W L ret. GB. Vancouver ' 33 18 -41 Yakima 2 23 .56 4 Spokane 2i 23 -M 5 b Wenalchee 2 26 .621 Edmonlou 21. 30 .513 1 Lewlaion 23 .49 Trl-CI'.y 23 29 .442 10 ',i Victoria 32 2 .440 10 Vs Salem 33 30 .434 11 Calgary U 26 .409 11 Ys ' ' Frlday'a Reeulte Spokane 31, Calgary 6 Wenalchee 8. Salem 1 . 1 Yakima 3, Trl-Clty 3 Victoria 10-6, Vancouver 6-1 Lewiston at Edmonton, postponed, rain. . Grand Slam In Golf Possible SPRINGFIELD, N.J. 1 Not since Bobby Jones' "grand alam" year of 1930 has one player been able to win both the open and ama teur golf championships of the United States within the span of ess tnsn a year. Gene Littler could be the next one to do It end todsy will tell whether the Cslifornlsn hss the stulf that makes a Jones or a Ben Hogsn or whether he's Just an other promising young golfer. Littler won Uie amateur title at Oklahoma City last September. Now he's showing Uie wsv in the 72-hole open championship at the nauway pot I witn a 70-69139. He's up against the long, cruel Baltusrol course that haa virtually defied the effort of the world's best goners to shatter par for two days. And today he'll learn what pres sure Is like the pressure of play ing for 66,000 prise money and title that I worth Infinitely more. Going into today's final 36 holes, with Just 60 players left out or nearly 2,000 who originally entered and 163 who started play here Thursday, Littler had a two-stroke margin over defending champion Ben Hogan and lame-armed Ed Furgol, tied at 141. Lloyd Man gram, Cary Middlecoff, Dick May er and Al Mengert were four strokes behind at 143. Bobby Locke, Tommy Bolt, Bob tosxi and Dick Chapman, who shot the lowest 18-hole score of the tournament, had J44's. Bam Snead and Billy Joe Patton. had 141's and Jack Burke and Freddie Haas 146. SPORTS IN BRIEF GOLF SPRINGFIELD, N.J. Gene LltUer of San Diego, Caltr., took the half-way lead In the National Opun with ' a 139. WAUKEOAN, ILL. Louise Sugg, seeking her fifth tlUe, and Betty Jameson, advanced to the final of the Women's Western Open, TENNIS . ' LONDON Shirley Fry of Ak ron, O., and Louise Brough. of oeveriy mils, csiu., stroked tnetr way Into the final of the London Championship. TRACK ST. LOUIS Art Bragg of Mor gan State College broke the na tional AAV record by running the 100-yard dash In (.4 in tne preliminaries. Seattle Stops San Diego By THK AHKOCIATED PRESS Ssn Diego haa lost ground again In Its attempt to cut down the msrjds separating It In second place from the Pacific Coast League leading Hollywood Stars. ine Fscire ran Into some really lancy pitching Friday night as aeaitie's Cmy Steve Nsgy beat them 3-1. Pete Hernandet was called In for relief in the ninth but the Padres were sble to collect only live hit, while Seattle col lected nine off Uie ace of the Paare stnlf, Ed Ersutt. Nsgy left the scene in the lant Inning when he Issued two walks, but Hernandez got out of trouble by forcing the lesgue's leading hit ter, Hsrry Elliott, to fly out and ena the game, with the bases losued. The villain of the Ssn Diego same was Joe Ersutt, who socked one of his brother's pitches In Uie lourth for a double that drove in what proved to be the winning run. The San Diego defeat put Uie Padres in a aecond place tie with Oakland, which moved up ahead of San Francisco as it defeated Lo Angeles, 6-4. San Francisco was absorbing another defeat from Hollywood, e-4. BUI Boemicr ended Portland's three - game losing stress aa ne pitched Uie Beavers to a 6 - 1 decision over Sacramento in 10 in- uings. The big southpaw allowed only lour hits and two oi inem came In the first Inning. The loser. Chet Johnson, gave Ed Baslnski a home run ball in Uie first inning, but setued down until the tenth. Then he got the llrst two men out but Frank Aus tin singled and Baslnski walked. Charley Schanx came to Uie rescue, out ne couian i gei anybody out and Uie fireworks really started. Emll Patrick final ly came In and stopped Uie slaughter after Portland . had scored five runs. Oakland won its gsme irom Los Angeles by touching the. Angel pitchers for three home runs. Jim Marshsll. Ssm Chapman and Mike McCormack slammed the ball out of Uie park In Oakland. Artie SchaUock, who came to Uie Oaks Irom the New York Yankees, notched his seventh win against two defeats. The Hollywood - 8sn Francisco game saw six errors committed. Lino Donoso, the southpaw Cuban, elbowed his way to another vic tory but had to have succor from Jim Walsh in -the seventn. Walsh got the side out with the bases loaded and stopped Uie Seals In Uie eighth and ninth. Frank Hiller evened the series at two games each. Seattle 000 300 0003 1 San Diego 010 000 0001 6 1 Kagy. Fernando (9) and J. Er autt; E. Erautt and Sandlock. PorUand 100 000 000 6) 10 3 Sacramento 000 001 000 01 4 1 Boemler and Rossi; Johnson, Schsns (10), Pstrlck (10) and Partee. San Francisco 100 000 3004 8 4 Hollywood - 202 101 OOx 4 11 2 Hiller, Bradtord (5), Lien (7) and Tornay, Ttestera (8); Donoso, Walsh (7) and Dorton. Los Angeles 100 000 0304 9 1 Osklaad 001 020 03x 4 8 1 Molsan, Gumpert (7), Jones (8) and Evans; Schallock, Atkins (9) snd Neal. Rock's Eye Question Of Rematch By JACK HAND NEW YORK (-Rocky Marcla no's sliced left eye Is the only hitch to an early announcement of a Marclano-Essard Charles rematch Sept. 33 tt New York's Polo Orounds. Charles insists "I'll be ready In 10 days" after getting a medical green light from the New York State Athletic Commission. The 32- year-old Cincinnati Negro still is puffed around the face and lips and wears t patch of tape over the right eye. The Rash over Marclano's eve. dating back to a butt from Johnny Shkor in 1960 fight at Providence, required 10 stitches from the nee dle of Dr. Vincent Nardlello who first cleared away the scar Ussue. "I think he won't be able to go Into the gym for a month or six weeks," said Manager Al Weill. "We won't take any chances until It is completely healed." How about a September match with Charles? "He's the match If we go over here." said Weill. "We had all in tentions of going lo London to box Don Cockell until Charles msde his real stand. "If Charles Is ready (and he say he positively will be) and if Marclano is ready (a matter of For HUDSON HORNETS See JUCKELAND'S ACTION LIKE THIS can be seen at the hardtop races every Sunday night at the Gem Speed way. Shown in th middle of a high bounce is Pee Wee Routs in K-50, while Ruity Philips in C-2 isn't quit sure whet to do. An added feature race will be combined tor tomorrow night's racing program, with time trials starting at 6:30. CLAYTON HANNON. Sports ditot Ez Utters Accurate Words Of Title Fight By GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK Wl Probably the most accurate and enduring words Uia. have been written or uttered about the big fight up to now- were credited to Ezxard Charles, the loser, as he sat in his dressing room a few minutes alter his ordeal. Though his face looked as though it bad collided with a beer truck Ez took careful stock and said he thought each of his several fights with Jersey Joe Walcott hsd been touaher then Uie one Just concluded against Rocky Marclano, the champion. Cs put It into these words: . "With Walcott you've got to think all Uie time. He's always do ing something. With this guy you don't have to think nothing out. You know what he's going to do." Now, there's Uie whole truth and nothing but. Rocky's way of doing battle could not be more concisely described by a man with a type writer snd a two-inch stack of psper. The beaten challenger said it all when he said he knew what Uie iron man was going to do. He never had to worry his head about Rocky's Intentions. Ex-UofO Star Traded To Giants NEW YORK W Dick Wllkins nf ha nnitimnre PnlLs was ac quired by the New York football Giants Saturday in exenange lor an undisclosed draft choice. Wll kins, an end on offense, is from the University oi uregen. Minor League Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Richmond 7-6, Buffalo 6-8 Rochester 10, Montreal 3 Toronto 9, Ottawa 6 Syracuse 6, Havana 3 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis S. Toledo 1 Kansas City 4, Charleston 3 Indianapolis 7, Columbus 6 Louisville 10. St. Paul 1. TEXAS LEAGUE Fort Worth 6-4. Shreveport 3-3 (2nd game It Innings) Tulas 2-11, Ssn Antonio 0-6 Houston 1-4, Oklahoma City 0-5 Beaumont 4, Dallas 2 PIONEER LEAGUE Billings 7-2, Idaho Falls 6-1 Pocatello 4-6, Great Falls 3-4 Magic Valley 6, Salt Lake City 1 Ogden 13, Boise 6. six weeks) we'll probably make the match tor Mew York In Uie tall." The I.B.C. still was counting cash yesterday, coming up with a gross gste of 6543,092.24, not Including $.".6,000 from radio and an estimat ed $122,500 from theater television The movies were reported doing (ine business. On the basis of the figures known and an estimate of the theater-TV, Marclano will get about $247,136 and Charles $123,668. Not only did Ezzard know, it should be added, but so did every lost one of the more than 45,000 fans and ringside experts in Yan kee Stadium. They could see the punches coming the same as Charles could, and they were equally powerless to do anything about it. All the world's champion knows how to do is shuffle forward In a half crouch and propel either a left hook or a looping right at an oppo nent's head. Because of his short arms he seldom essays a Jab. In close he whales away at Uie body, now and then fetches a wicked up- percut and massages the other man's features with his rock bound head. But it is a terribly effective way of fighting when it is taken in con junction with Rocky's almost su perhuman endurance and his seem ing immunity to punishment. Ole Casey Releases New Advice By TOM BRANAGAN CHICAOO Hi The way Casey Stengel sees It, the New York Yan kees and the Chicago White Sox are going to "keep beatin' each others brains out" this week end while the Cleveland Indians waltz away from both of them. The Yankees manager made the statement before his club beat Uie Sox 7-6 last night. Meantime. Uie Indians were beat Ins Boston 2-0 to take a four-game edge over both the Sox and Yanks for the American League lead. ' "It's kinda silly, ain't it?" asked Casey. "Here we are beaUn' each others brains out and what's Al Lo pez doing over there against Bos ton? Winning his how-many-is-it straight? ' Nine? and how many has he lost? Seventeen? "Well, now. we've beat them four times and they've beat us four times. You fellow3 (Uie Sox) bave beat them five times and Uiey beat you three times. "I know they've lost 17 games haven't they? That means Uie two ot us have had to win more than half the games those guys have lost doesn't It? "I'm wondering where we're go ing to get some help." Joe's Sunday Specials! Price Effective Sunday, June 20th - 9 a.m. 'til 12 Noon IZ Shoulder Holster 1.99 57i Canvas Creel 99c 7n Pop's Cluster Eggs 3 (or99c Air Mattress 2.99 3-lb. Wool Sleeping Bag 5.99 JOE'S Sporting Goods 418 Main sir Hardtops Feature Pot Race Tomorrow night's hardtop racing program will be highlighted by the first special event of the season, snd a continuation of a handful of feuds that could cause some added excitement for the racing fans. The special event will be -a ten lap $50 pot race driven by the first 10 drivers, who register and pay their five dollar entry fee. Starting positions will be drawn at the track before the race gets underway and Uie first two or three finishers will spilt the pot's total. The feuds, which have been work ing to a head all season, and really became noticeable last Sunday night, when some of -the name drivers became entangled In a few exchanges of words and some extra curricular shoving. These arguments between the dif ferent drivers seem to enlighten Use fans, and almost always add some sort of thrills for the hardtop en thusiasts, who attend the evening races. , - ' ' ' Another' added' attraction will be Uie attendance of the 1954 Rodeo Queen Darlene Wlnebarger and her court. The lovely lassies of the saddle trails' will be the guests of Uie track management. - Going into Uie sixth week of rac ing, the fans are still looking Rr a driver who can come back and win his second main event. So far this season a different driver has won the main event-prize money every week. f- Bernic Miller and Cecil James of M e d f o r d were the first two win ners, then Wes Owens, and Bob Crawley finished the 25 lap event first, and last week. Dale Hankihs entered the winner's circle by cop ping Uie A-main money. As the drivers and cars start the Father's Day program tomorrow. Bob Crawley in K-66 is leading the point system after the llrst five evenings ot racing with a grand total of 117. Johnny Hltson in K-7 and Russ Newell in K-15 are light ing it out for second and third spot with 105 and 103 points respec tively. ' The remaining two drivers to round out the top five point getters are Wes Owens in K-16 and Al Ros si In K-42. Owens has racked up a 94 point total, while Rossi, who has been plagued by spots of bad luck so far this year, is holding on to an even 30 points. Besides the special pot race there will be another nine events and the time trials. Four heat races, ten laps each, will get the evening show started, while a trophy dasn and final heat will fill out the mitldle part of the program. The C-rnce or consolation event will follow and then comes the B main and the A-maln to put the finishing touches on the racing menu. Time trials will start at 6:30 and around 7:15, flagman will get the first heat race underway. Phone 8878 TIME TRIALS 6:3 im RACING 7:15 mi Mtef)