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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JULY 2, 1054 HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON PAGE NINE i - Giants Increase NLLead By BKN PIILKIiAK Tht tune hu come lor the New York Yankeee to til buck and wlch Cleveland and OIiIcbho knock each other around loin enough lor the Yanks to allp Into the American League lead. It may not happen that way, but there never will be a belter op portunity. Hore'a the altuallon In the league In the next 10 day. Cleveland, now leading by three gamea, haa to play the aecond place White Box -eight timet be tween tonight and a week from Sunday. During the aame apell the Yan kee will be meeting tilth-place Washington In seven gamea. And right here may be the kicker. Ilic Yank ahould win moat or all ol Ihono games, but there la no cer tainty that they will. So lar, the Denatora atradlastly have relused to play dead lor the New Yorkers. In tact, they've won live of the nine games played ao lar. Cleveland and Chicago have met right times with the White Box win ning five. Even If they can keep up tin averago uie box win gam only one lun game on tne Indians, They'll atlll trail Cleveland by two But the path would be open for Ihe Yankees. II they could win their seven with Washington they'd shoot to Uie lop, a game In Iron! or cieveiano. New York was the only one ol Ihe American League contender that played yesterday. The Van kee Jumped away to a 7-0 lead at Boston but had to struggle for an S I victory. This lelt the Yanka 3'j games out of first place. In the National League, the New York Olanla swept Into a four- game lead by whipping Brooklyn for the third straight day 5-. 61 I-ouls crushed Milwaukee -3 with man Muslal and rookie Joe Cun ningham hilling two home runs each. No other games were sched uled In either league. Johnny Bain, who haa allowed only eight runs In 35 9-3 Innings nf relief pitching, came to the Yankeea' rescue In Boston and shut out the stubborn Red Box through the final three Innings. Home runt by Mickey Mantle, Hank Bauer and Andy Carer were the big tlowa In the Yanks' IMill attack. Tie Olanta used another of their patented late-lnnlng cllmaxe to hog-tle the Dodgers. After Brooklyn had pulled Into a 3-2 deadlock In the seventh on home runs by Rov Campanella and Carl Purlllo, the Olanla came back with three in the eighth. The Ural two of the three came aa pinch hitter Dusty Rhode duplicated his game-win-ning single ol Tueday night with the bases loaded. Cunningham, brought up to the Cardinals Wednesday as a replace ment lor Tom Alston, hit one home run In his first major league gam drove home four run with his two blows into the right field seals at Milwaukee yesterday. Harvey Haddlx, the league's big gest winner, was (truck on the leg by a line drive. ism. SCORES WOMEN'S TRIO LEAGUE W L Lollera .!. . 13'i (l'i nerewball . 13'. 7's Three Angel ... II g Three Devil . a 1 1 Gutter Snipe t 13 Roily Terror . .... I 13 The Loiters continued to hold the lead of the Women' Trio League alter last night' action at Lucky Lanes, with the Screwballs In the runner-up spot, one game behind. The first two team managed In take the scoring honor In last night' alley warfare, aa the Loi ter had a 1439 series total and the Screwball rolled the high team game with a 41. The Three Devil had aecond place aeries with 1311 and the Loiters rolled the second place game total with a 441. Beth Orlgg had the high scores In both the Individual event with her 638 series and a 107 pin game. Opal McDonald and Ruth Mtlne had the aecond high aertea aoore with a 474 pin total apiece. Runner up In single game went to Opal Mc Donald with her 171. 'mr - : Turn o Q : i ON THI STRINGS . . . Thlt it where pitcheri go when they are wild. Jim Brotnan throws fo Elvin Tpp i manager Stan Hack of the Chicago Cubt watchei. The idea ii to get the ball' In th atrik ion formed by Ihe elastic itringi. Arnold Reiggcr Shoots Near Perfect Score SUN VALLEY, Idaho Wl Arnold Reigger of Seattle broke M of 100 target Thursday to win the Class AA trophy of Uie sev enth Bun Valley Trapshoot, and took the doubles title with a 7. The Class A event was won by Otto Lebnlts of St. Anthony, Idaho, and th Class B by W.W, Hileman,' Cottage llrove, Ore. Hllrman blasted M In a shooUitf with M.M, Owsley of Terreton, Idaho. Lewiston Shuts Out Senators 5-0 Hy TIIK AKKOtiATKD PRESS Edmonton, Lewiston and Vic toria pouted victories In rain -abbreviated Western International League baseball Thursday night. Edmonton trimmed Trl-Clty 7-4 and in a Dominion Day twin bill al Edmonton. Lewiston shut out Salem &.0, and Victoria up ended Wenatchee 1-3. Rain washed out a scheduled doublehcader be tween league-leading Vancouver rid runnerup Yakima. Don OlKll and John MrKeown paced Edmonton In the double vic tory over the Bravea Irom Ken nrwlrk. OlRll hit a two-run homer In the opener and MrKeown matched It In the nightcap. Mc Krown also hit a three-bagger and drove In lour ol the Eskimos' runs. Len Tran knocked out a two-run rnund-lrlpper lor Trl-Clty In the llrst game. Bob Williams' three-run homer In the third Inning started Lewis ton on Us way to victory over Salem. Williams added another tally in the eighth, singling and crossing the plate on Ed Oaray a double. Rusa Roaburg's home run In the sixth accounted lor the Bronca' other run. Dean Klmr limited Salem to four nils, two by Connie Perei Homers were a factor Mi Vic toria's triumph over Wenatchee. Catcher Don Lundberg hit two and outfielder Tom Perr one. Hal Plinn .spaced 10 Wenatchee tills, allowing three apiece to Joe Un tried and Tony Prlva. The win hoisted Victoria Into sixth place and dropped Wen atchee Into the Tyres' former berth, a game ahead of cellar dwelling Salem, First game: Trl-Clty 300 033 00041 14 0 Edmonton 000 013 30x 7 1 Bloom, Lemlrux 4. Dnbernlc 17) and Johnson; McNulty and Sell. Second game: Tri-city loo 003 oao-o u o Edmonton 011 030 60x 15 3 Thomason, Lemleux (7), Dober nlc (81 and Warren; Worth, Kim ball (7, Conanl (81 and Prentice. Lewiston 003 001 010-1 10 0 Salem 000 000 0000 4 1 Klme and Cameron, Oaray 8),; Briggs, Johnson t and Luby, Wenatchee ooo 110 100 S 10 0 Victoria 133 130 00X I 15 3 Waters. Richardson (8) and Kel muth; Fllnn and Lundberg. Si By THE ASSOCIATE I) PRESS AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pit. G.B. Cleveland Chlcavo New York Detroit Washington Philadelphia Baltimore Boston 48 33 .6M .KID 3 .830 3 31 37 45s 16 20 40 .420 18 lj .409 19 , .380 21 I, 308 22 48 38 48 37 28 41 27 44 2s 43 Thursday's Results New York 8. Boston 7 (Only game scheduled) NATIONAL LEAGt'E W L Pel. G.B. New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh .678 .620 4 .552 S 34 35 .403 13 34 36 .466 13 '', .486 13 .358 23 .324 25 48 23 44 27 37 30 34 36 34 43 33 48 Thursday'a Results New York 5, Brooklyn 2 St. Louts 9. Milwaukee 2 .(Only games scheduled) PACIFIC COAST W I Hollywood San Diego Oakland San Francisco Seattle Sacramento Portland Los Angeles .FACTE ret. G.B. 52 38 .591 49 38 .563 3 j 47 40 45 43 39 44 40 48 37 48 37 49 .540 4 .511 7 .470 10 IJ .455 13 .435 13 I, ,430 14 Thursday's Results San Francisco S, Sacramento 4 San Diego 8. Los Angeles 4 Portland 4-10. Hollywood 3-8 (llrst game II Innings) Oakland at Seattle, postponed rain and wet grounds. Western International League W. L. Pel. GB 38 30 .655 38 39 30 26 31 31 Card Rookie Left Minors Minus Pants MILWAUKEE OP Joe Cunning ham, young St. Louis Cardinals' llrst baseman who ha hit three homers and driven in nine runs In two game as a major leaguer, la going to have to buy another pair ol trousers. "Mull," Uie 33-year-old blond aluuKcr said In the clubhouse here yesterday after cracking a pair off Warren Sperm, veteran Mil waukee Brave' left-hander, "this Is just like a dream." "I always wanted to he a big leaguer, but I had no Idea it would come so soon. I left the minor In such a hurry I only brought along one pair of trousers. I guess I'm still in a sort of shock." It was Just two night ago, alter an International League double hcader with Havana, Cuba, that Cunningham found out he was com ing up to the Cardinals from their Rochester, N. Y., farm club. "They told me that night, after we got through, that at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning I was to go up to the Caidtnals," he said with a shy grin. -"I had ail my slull si Ihe cleaners and the only pants I've got arc tho ones I've been wearing." Cunningham Joined the Cardinals st Cincinnati Wednesday night threo hours before game time alt er a bus and airplane trip and made a sensational debut, clout ing a home run oft Art Fowler and singling In live trips to the plate to drive in live runs. Yesterday he faced Spahn, the National League's top southpaw a year ago, leading off the second inning. A left-handed hitter, Cun ningham took one ball and then drove a 390-foot homer into the right field bleachers. He came up again In the third with Ray Jablon skl and Rip Repulskl on base and drove his second lour-baser Into Mhe bleachers Just Inside the foul marker, about 350 (eel. Vancouver Yakima Edmonton Lewiston Trl-Cltv Victoria Wenatchee Salem 554 5 j 536 7 500 9 31 36 .463 11 1 . 28 33 .459 11 '. 30 27 .448 13 l j 433 13 l j 39 38 Thursday' Results Edmonton 7-9. Trl-Clly 6-5 Lewiston S, Salem 0 Victoria 8. Wenatchee 3 Yakima at Vancouver, rain. Major League Exhibition By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago (N) 7. Chicago (A) S Indianapolis (A) 5, Cincinnati (N) 4 POOLE'S Minor League Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 3-1, Montreal 3-0 Ottawa (M. Syracuse 3-0 - Toronto 7-4, Richmond 5-8 Havana 7-6, Rochester 1-7 i AMERICAN ASSOCIATION - Charleston 3, Minneapolis 1 ' Kansas City 4, Toledo 3 St. Paul 5, Columbus 1 Indianapolis 6, Louisville S TEXAS I.F.AGIT. Houston 3, Shreveport 3 (15 In nings) Fort Worth 3-3. Oklahoma City 1-8 Beaumont 33, San Antonio 1 Tula 8. Dnllss 3 ' PIONEER LEAGUE Orent Falls S, Billings 4 Boise 10, Maglo Valley 8 Idaho Falls 7-6, Pocatello -i Sat Lake 11, Ogden 7 HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. 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ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ANDERSON AUTO SERVICE Tilophona 1166 632 Walnut St. Portland Stops Hollywood Twice By THIS AbSOCIATKD PRESS The Jinx second division Port land holds over league leading Hollywood 1 making a race In the Pacillc Coast League and the Stars are no longer considered a shoo-In lor the Hag. 1 Beavers continued their mastery over Hollywood Thursday night and won twice 4-1 In 11 innings and then 104. Thst narrowed Hollywood's llrst place margin to 2 game over th Ban Diego Padres and also boosted the Beavers out of the PCL cellar. The Star seem to have lost their touch with the home' run, while Portlsnd employed the long bsll most effectively Thursday night. The Beavers, who hsve won 9 ol 10 games with the 8lars, moved Into seventh place and showed Los Angele to drop Into the bssement. Pitcher Dick Fielder, who had collected only one previous hit dur ing the season, came to bat In Ihe 11th Inning of the llrst game, and belted the game winning home un. The score had been 3-3 ,since the sixth, Portland having collected a trio from Fletcher Robbe's homer in the fourth. Robbe put the Beavers shead with a two-run homer In the llrst inning of the nightcap as Portland Jumped on Hollywood ace Mel SPORTS IN BRIEF By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WIMBLEDON'f England Mau reen Connolly of San Diego. Call!., and Louise Brough ol Beverly Hills, calif . advanced to women's singles final. GOLF PEABODY, Mass. Babe Did rlckson Zaharlas of Beaumont, Tex., and amateur Claire Doran from Cleveland llrcd even 12s to share first round lead In the Wo men's National Open. DETROIT Dave Douglas shot a 3-under-par 68 despite a 2 stroke penally, to take first round lead In Motor City Open. FOOTBALL PHILADELPHIA Art Ratmo resigned as head football coach at VUlanova College. So smooth it leaves you breathless 8 mirnoff tk qrtaiest name v -VODKA Oprmf M4eftom lOO1?) grain nntrattpiriifc Stc. fm nSmiinoJI Fli- Inc.. Hinfori,Coa Queen. Portland added live more in the third on three hit and three walk. Manager Bobby Bragan was thumbed during the Inning lor protesting a called fourth ball and before the gam was over the umpire had cleared half the Stars' bench. San Diego, always regsrded as a solid contender for the flag, smothered Los Angeles again, t-4, hitting four home runs In the pro cess. Ban Francisco first baseman Jimmy Westlake hit a single with the bsses Jsmmed In the ninth to give tho Sells a decision over Sacramento. It was the third strslght loss for the Bscs. Oakland was rained out at Seat tle, and the teams, which were to hsve played a doubleheader, will try It again Friday night. First game: . Hollywood 000 003 000 00-3 11 0 Portland . 000 300 000 01-4 I 0 Bowman, Main f. Walsh Hi, Strobe! it) and Dor ton, Malone (Si; Alexander, Flores 16) Wslbel (1), Fiedler ( and Rossi. 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