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Newspaper Page Text), MONDAY. JUNK 2H, Hir.4 JIKIIALI) AND NICYVo. KLAMATH FALLS. OltKGON PAGE THIRTEEN IFS7 Tea 11 C Ee s 01 p o W p P si V DTTD New York, Cleveland : In Lead fly JOK Ki ll lll.l lt Al' Htoris Writer rivit tennis urn waKlwr Ulttrr linllle lor Urst plnrn by Hid Fourth n( July Uio dntn thnt tradition In marked as "C'liuiniiumhi Dsy." Hliice llm turn ol tli rrntury hp proximately cvcn out ol every lu it'.iijor Jeanne lenders on July 4 have gone oil to win the uetiuniit. Willi only a wrrk to no, no leum l.i assured ol the lop spot on Hie iulrtenori holiday. The Now Yolk Olants lead llrooklvn by one Ritme tOluy bill the Nsilmml l.t-uitur pnce-scllers lace a "rrueliil" three liuine series with the Dodirera hi lit Polo Orounds mnrlltix to morrow. Cleveland sports a I'j-Kttinrt ad MinloliO ovrr Clilcuno In Uio Aiimr li'iut Leaiiue but the Whllo Hits con dlslodun tlio Indlunii with a nwcrp ol thflr four-gain, aeries lu Cleve land next weekend. A letdown by each rould pave the way (or thr New York Yankees to bypass both ol them. While the Indian and White Sox are at earn other's throaU, lh. Yankeea will niuaee the second division Washlniilon Senators In a lour-uame el at Yankee Stadium. The Indiana widened their lead to tame and a hall yesterday, aalvaiclni the la.it ol a three-name arrlea Irom the Yankees 4-3 while Chicago waa held to a split by Boston's Ked Box. Beaten J-l in the opener, the White Box boiuired back to trounce Ronton 8-1 In the second nm ol Uielr double-header. Tie loss widened Uio Yankee' deficit to three games. New York ! sluling Ulanla main tained their one-me advaniaue over the Dodter with an uphill 3-3 victory over the Chicago Cuba In 010 inulnga. Blanked by Warren Hacker with too lilt through eiitht Innings. Uie Olanls Ued Uie acore at 3-3 when Whlley Lockinan hit a two-run homer with two out In the ninth and won In the loth when Willie Maya doubled, stole third and scored on pinch hitter Bobby Kolmsn's sUiglo oil loser Hal, Jell coat. II was the Clients Jtst victory in J games. The Dodgers equaled a team rec- i ord by blasting llvo home runs to i polish oil the St. Louis Cardinals 1 ( 4 lor sweep ol their three-game t- aeries. Oil Hodges drovo In lour runt with his lth and 30th homers and Jackie Robinson. Hoy wm New Yoik Brooklyn I'hllitUclph s Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh 2J o . Sunday's Itrsults New York 3, Chicago 1 nmRsi Itrnfiklvn R 111 S psnella and Junior Gilliam each ptniaUripiiia 4-3. Milwaukee 31 had one. I Clncinnnatt o.j. Pittsburgh 0-4 Harvey Hsddlx. Uie Redbirds saturdsv's Results lirilllsnl len-nanner. was wte - HE NEEDS A MANAGER . . . Jock Domptey finch himt.lf out willed at he chooiei lidoi with Now York Little Leaqueri. The former heavyweight king it with, left to right, Joe Mar tori, 12, Anthony Pelrillo, 9, and Tom Priico, 12, IHtrt! HI'MIAY'K IIAKI ItAlX By THK A..SMM 1ATI I) I'ltKSS . NATION Al. LKAUI'K W. I.. I'ft. !! 45 44 35 33 33 31 23 23 :t 31) 3.1 34 31 43 Minor League Baseball By Till. ASSOC I ATI J) I'HKSS INTt. II NATIONAL LKAOl'K Toronto 10-1. Montreal 8- (Syracuse 15-2. Richmond 3-3 3nd game O'inning tie. called rami Iluiinlo 12, llnviinn 3 Otluwa 13, Koclicstvr 11 AMI IUCAN ASSOCIATION Columbus 10-5. Minneapolis 51 Chnrlrsion 8-11, Hi. Paul 1-8 Ixiulsvllle 18-1, Knnsas City 3-3 liianiuapulls 6, Toledo 4 TKXAS I.KAtil K Fan Antonio 1-3. Btireveporl 0-1 3-6, Fort Worth 1-3 .'! Ml I .Ma .600 11 .4X3 13 jjj j Oklahoma. City 1-1. TuIhii 0-3 pioni:i:r lkagl'K Oreat Kslls 4-3. Magic Valley 1-14 llllllugi 1), Boise 10 Bait l.nkc 13. Idaho Falls i tOnly game) (10 Ili um ol all the homo run blasts. They ended his IO-gme winning airesk. Preacher Ro Islled 10 Inst tho eighth but waa credited with hit third triumph. Uranny Hamner was the ollrn ive star as the Philadelphia Phil lies swept a twin bill Iron) Mil waukee 4-3 and 3-1. 'Die leading second bae candidate lor the All Blsr team banged a three-run hom er to five Curl Simmons his seventh victory In the opener. Hamner tripled with one out III the ninth, driving In both runs In the mrlHcap. rrsnk Thomas' ninth-Inning Un tie gave Pittsburgh a 4-3 victory alter the Cincinnati Reds had won tht opener -0 behind Corky Valen tine's live-hit pitching. Ted Klus rewskl drovo in two Rcdleg runs with a double and two singles. First baseninn Dick Kryhoskf dtova In tha winning runs in each game as the Baltimore Orioles de feated the Philadelphia ' Athletics 4-3 and 3-3 and climbed Into sixth place. The double win gsve the Orioles live strslght following a nine-game losing streak. Kryhoskl. who extended his hit ting airesk through 18 straight games, singled In Bobby Young from aecond with the wlnnlnr. run In the lllh Inning of the opener. His winning single In the second game cam In the ninth and scored pitcher Joa Coleman, who regis tered his eighth triumph. Bob Portorlleld, backed up by Uie homer hitting of Eddie Yost, Pete Runnels and Mickey Vernon, roasted to his ninth victory as Washington walloped Detroit (-3 lo move within a game ol Uie fourth place Tigers. Homers by Dave Phllley and Wally Westlako and four-lilt relief pitching by Hal Newhouser through Mx Innlnga gave Uio Indians Uinlr hard-fought triumph over Whlley Ford and the Yankees. Held to five hit by young Tom Brewer In the opener, the While Sox pounded three Boston pitchers for 13 hits In Uie nightcap. Japanese Fans Get Mad Also TOKYO I Japanese baseball tans, enraged over decisions by umpires,, threw boltles and fists, tore up seals and broke stadium windows Sunday at two prolesslon al games In Osaka. Four hundred pollco wcro called out to quell one riot that did not let up until midnight. A controversial decision thnt kept alive a rally and led lo a 3-0 defeat of the home tenm sparked one demonstration. Fans threw bottles al the umpire while the game lasted, then tore up seals and broke windows, Police finally rrosted three, ,' A pop bottle barrage tlmt In jured a young boy held up an other game. The funs threw until they ran out of bottles. New Yoik 0. Chicago 4 Brookl)ii 7, ST. Louis s (11 In . nlngsi Dulaurlphla 10. Milwnukre 3 Pittsburgh 4. Cmcmmiti 3 Clrveluiid Chicago New Yoik IX-troit Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Boston AMERICAN l.i:.(il K . L. I'd. 411 (ill. .CHI .663 1 .629 3 .448 lb lj .4:13 18 .31)1 lU i .3111 10 '.. 309 30 'j Sunday's Iteiull- Cleveland 4. New York :, Washington 8. Detroit 3 Baltimore 4-3. Philadelphia 3-3 il.il game 11-lnnlngn Boston 3-1. Chicago 1-0 Saturday's Results New York II, Cleveland Baltimore , Philadelphia 4 ilO Inning) Boston 3, Chicago 1 Drlioit 5, Wn.'hinglon , I'Adl lC COAST l.l'.AIil I'. . L. I'et. ML Hollywood S3 33 .012 Han Diego 41 31 MM 4 1 Onkland 411 40 .635 8 '.- Snn Francisco 42 43 .494 10 Seattle 30 43 .416 11 i3 Sacramento 40 45 .411 13 Los Angeles 38 41 .434 15 Portland 34 48 .415 18 BuiuUy'a Results Sritttlo 4-3, Hollywood 1-3 Los Angeles 8-1, Bncrumento 4-5 Snn Francisco 1-1, Bun Diego 0-3 Onkland 3-1. Porllund 3-3 Saturday's Results Snn Francisco 3. 81111 Diego 1 Oakland 5, Portland 4 Hollywood 8, Seattle 0 Los Angeles 10, Bncrnmento 4 Western International League v W. I.. I'll. tin. Vancouver 37 19 .601 Yakima 34 28 .848 8 Edmonton 27 35 .519 8 Trl-Clty 30 33 .416 10 ; Lewlstnn 28 31 .415 10 '1 Victoria 31 31 .400 11 Wenslchrr- 29 34 .400 II i Salem 28 36 .433 13 ' Sunday's Results Til-Clly II. Bnlcm 10 (12 Innlnga) Victoria 3-6, Wennlchcc 2-3 Ynklmn 8-5, Edmonton 1-2. Saturday's Results Trl-Clty 1-4, Bnlcm 0-0 list game 13 Innings) Wenatcheo 6. Victoria 1 Edmonton 13, Yakima 6 Lewlalon al Vnncouver, rnln. 8YRACUSE, N.Y. Cnrnirn Bnslllo, 14fla, Canastotn, N.Y., outpointed Al Andrews, 140 ,, Su perior Wis., 10. . Rent A Vocation Travel Trailer Sleep up te S For Information (hone 55JO er 7551 POOLE'S J"71s; Men's Catalina Swim TRUNKS 2.95 Rudy's 21-42 Wolit from hsluday's Scores INTERNATIONAL LF.AQl i: Klriimond 8. Byrncure 3 Rochcnicr 10. Ottawa 1 Havana 10, Dullnlo 9 Toronto nl Montreal. noMpoued AMrtlirAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 7. Kittitas City 3 Minneapolis 3. Columbus 3 Indlunitpolls 1. Toledo 6 St. Pnul . Charleston 4 TI.XAS l.KAdl'K Oklahoma City 1, Tulsa 0: (12 In ni.ig; 1 Dnllss 9. Fori Worth 0 Houston 6. Bcnumonl 3 Bhreve'iort nl Ban Antonio, post poned pioni:i:r llaglk Bnlsr 13. Bllllims 1 (Others postponed, rain) Sarazen To Play In Special Match By (.AYI.K TALBOT NEW YOHK 11 As proof that time moves along, Gene 8arti.cn, tlm boy wonder ol tho Gay '20s, la on his way to England lo piny one ol Ills old rivals, Percy Alllss, lu a special mutch lor the world's senior goll championship. You have lo be over 50 to play In this selecl group. Hurawn, who won the U.S. Senior England Net Meet In Finals By JOHN FARROW WIMULKIJON, England iIV-The world's eight lop amateur tennis players wcre-pllM-d today In Wim bledon's quurtcr-llnuls and ex perts still were Jittery about nam ing the luture champion. II 1 the most-open nil-England tennis tournament since World War II. Moal ol the excited lana were 1101 itl nil sure thai No. 1 seeded Tony Traberl ol Cincinnati would muke Uie linal round. Even London bookies, who will lav belling odds on almost any lliing. were uncertain whether they had the right man In the iavorlte spot. ' lie was even In the betting be fore his match against Sweden's Sven Davidson," said one bookie. "Now Trabert Is still the favorite bul nl longer odds of 8-4." Trabert, his hands bleeding and blistered, scrambled 10 a live-set victory over Davidson 3-8, 12-10, 6-0, 7-9. 6-3 last Saturday. All the quarlcr-Ilnallsts are In (he seeded list with the first live "seeds" still In there swinging. To day Is the lime when fans will be looking for the upsets. Bo far form has run a Irue course. Traberl tackles Mervyn Rose. Aussie left-hander, who shines at doubles, bul In overshadowed by fellow countrymen Ken Rosewall and Lewis Hosd In the singles. Second-seeded Hosd. 19-year-old Aussie star with a booming service, lakes on czech-born veteran Jaro slav ' Drobny, who now lives In EgVPl. Delcndlng champion Vic Selxas of Philadelphia, seeded fourth, had a hard battle against Belgium's Jackie Brichant before making the qunrter-ftnals. Selxas goes against Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris. Patty Is in lop lorm and Is capable ol upsetting the champion. The linal seeded match Is be tween Rosewall and Rex Hartwlg. another Australian. In the women's singles, cham pion and top-seeded Maureen (Lit tle Mot Connolly. San Diego, Calif., meets Britain's 19-year-old Angela Buxton. title at Dunedln, Fla., the past win ter, said before taking oil that he wasn't the only one moving out 01 the main picture because his legs were getting tired. He pre dicted Uiat an entire group ol for tylsh stars headed by Bam Bnead, Ben Hog an and Jimmy Demaret had shot Its final bolt In the recent Open at Baltusrol and that a new set ol kids was ready to take over. As the best bet among the youngsters Uie little squire unhesi tatingly picked Oene Littler, the West Coast star who won Uie amateur title and then turned pro to linish second in the Open. What impressed him most about Littler, Sarazen said, was Uie boy's will Ingness to put In long hours on Uie practice tee. The Eastern racing net, which never did lake much slock In re ports Irom the West that there waa a horse out were named Imbros good enough to run down Native Dancer al even weights, notes thai Imbros was pulled out of a race al Hollywood Park Saturday be cau.e he waa assigned 127 pounds. Admirers of Uie great grey Dan cer point out thai their animal took aboard 130 pounds In winning Uie Metropolitan Handicap at Bel mont Park and was all set to pack 133 In Uie Suburban when a bruised foot forced him temporarily out of training. Furthermore, they gloat, the Dancer waa assigned a back bending 137 pounds lor the Q'.teens County at Aqueduct June 14 when he had not been officially declared out of that race. In short, the Eastern dudea do not believe that a horse whose own er shies at 127 pounds quite be longs on the same track with their champ. JUNIOR GOLF Reamcs Golf Club's Junior Colt program will officially get under way lor the girl's Thursday morn ing and Saturday morning for the boys of club members, according 10 Earl Schneider club pro. Lssi week the juniors got their sesson underway with a practice session as Betty Juckeland won Uie putting contest In a play-off after she and Nancy Clark had Ued with a score of 30. Starting tune for Uie Thursday and 8aturday practice and lesson sessions Is 10 o'clock. MORE MORE MORE MORE M INTERCLl'B MEET Yesterday, Uie Reames Interclub tournament golf team whipped Mc Cloud 27-14 on the local fairways, making it two Interclub wins In three starts. 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