SATUHDAY, JULY .',, 1054
1IKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON
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Clevelsiimd -Wins Two
games horn Chicago
Hy Hl:N NII.MiAH
AaM laird I'rraa Hpnrta Writer
Ubby Keller limy yet net an
other chanco lu win world norlen
Kline, one ol Uie few triumphs
that hua nluuVtl him dm lug hi.i
brllllnnl plIcliliiK career,
At the llin ulil auo of 35 the
Cleveland rmlillinnclor who tunic
ull mi Iowa lurm ID hiiininera auo
Willi Jiint about Hie lnnlft ball
the niu Jtti n pvnr Miw l nnivInK n
vllul Imtar III Hip Indiana' pi-nimul
bid.
Ha duenn't wink until uny more
mid wlicu ho ilin't tin hun to rrly
on emit unit Wllo lnli'iicl ol bins
Ink upeed, Dili h conllnuea In be
miccrnt.iil mid tiUulil wry well rt
Hie coll III e loim aerlee. Clove
Und lm been In only one World
br, ini aluce Keller Joined the rlub.
He lot !wlu in lt lo the old
Doalon Bruvcu.
Unt nlllhl he lurned In lil Will
victory ol Hie neaiuin, climikliiii the
Chicago Whllo Hox J.'i on lour lilt"
In Iho opener ol IwiIIhIii nliihl
doublchoader. Tho Indians tirubbid
Hie iilihici, too, by M mar
Kin and dumped ho challengiiiy
Ohlcauoana Into third place.
' "I niliihl have tiotten intlHK
except lor a rouple ol K'KhI
break." I"ellor admllled liter the
name. "I didn't havo much ol any
thinu exwpt protiy lair comrol."
Two ol Hie hlt Blnl htm were
hoinem, by Chlcn Cnrrawiuel, the
first butler he laced, mid by Min
nie Minuao lending oil In tho
umih. . , ,
Uut Keller Kot onie vllul help
Irom Lurry Doby who contributed
a 400 loot homo run lo lie Hie
More In the alxth IiiiiIiik and then
hnmn the necoud run In
.i.hih rmhv tlie bin sun
I. ih am.nnd uinu) All Well. HI.
hn.Hi,f nf ihn amnon came
UMl i, .......
with the ecore tied end two men
aboard In the filth.
Tho New York Ynkee crept In
the aide door Into necond place ei
tlioujh they npllt their Ulh connecu.
.. i,hij,hi,arier Alter beating
WMhtnulon e- In 11 limini they
bowed 1-4 to roomo uen muuf
who won hl eventh eialnl
i ii... vnki.ia haven't
amain woa. ,
captured twin bill unco Auku"
of laat neaaon.
The New York Ulanta alrelched
their National Laiiuo lead to ue
... ....-. tHjiii whlnned PlttJI-
iuii paHii . .."v .
burih with a llve.run rally In
the aevcnui inning ....-.
lout lla lourth atralnhl. thla time
14 to the Philadelphia Phllllea.
In other National Leaitue action
Milwaukee beat Cincinnati twice.
. i i.i anri rhinoo edited
Bt. Loul 14, the aevenlh lime the
Cuba have tripped the carainaia in
nine atarta.
Elaewhero In the American
loruo Boalon Ihumiied Phlladel
Hki. a.j knri Baltimore lined a
three-hit ahulout by doc Coleman
I. Itirn hark Detroit 2-0.
Tho Yankeea' llmt name victory
came after Waanmgion nan mo
Into a -4 lead In the top of Uie
ninth. Yogi Berra atnuled home the
tlelng run In the laat of the ninth
and came tnrouan in tne cimcn
aaatn In the 11th with a alnale
...... - s nnh rvtrv with the win
ning tally. The Yankeea found
themselves live runa oenina aucr
J'i Innlnga of Ihe aecond game
and couldn't calch up anainsl the
Senators.
The Olanta and Dodiera, fresh
from battling each other for Uiree
daya, both tried rookie pitchers
last night and neither one survived.
Ramon Monnnl threw three no
hit tnnlngi for the Olanls In Pltu--Vtnrnt.
Km l.arf tn hn vnnked dur
ing a four-run plttaburgh rally In
Ihe fourth. Dusty Knonen, wno won
two of the three gamra against
tivAAlrlun tL'lih nlruh hit alnirlea.
delivered another alngle. again aa
a pinch hitler, to atari tne mama'
big Inning.
Pete Wojey. Just tip from Mo
bile, atarled for Brooklyn and last
ed until the fifth In Philadelphia.
The big blow for the Phillies, how
ever, was a three run homer by
Del Ennla off Clem Lablrra In Ihe
eighth.
Home runa produced the Mil
waukee victories. Eddie Mathewa
hit two In the first game when
Henry Aaron and Joe Adcock got
one apiece. In the aecond game
Del Crandall's filth Inning homer
off Fred Bacaewakt provided the
winning margin. Baciewakl gave
tip only two other hits. Winner
Gene Conley limited the Redlega
to four.
Vlo Rnschl, who had 6-4 rec
ord with the New York Yankees
on thla date a year ago. now has
a 8-4 record with Bt. Louis. His
loss to the Cubs yesterday was
hie fourth. Home runs by Randy
Jackson and Dee Fondy helped
lead to the defeat.
Orady Hntton's three-run triple
In the eighth gave the Red Sox
a oomfortable margin over the
Alhletlos but Coleman's shutout en
bled Baltimore to slay half a
game ahead of the Sox In seventh'
place.
All-Stars Trip
Eagle Point 9-4
Two hit pitching by Mlckev Hay
man gave the Klamath All-Star
women's Softball team a 9-4 win
' over the Eagle Point Hollballers
In a ball gamo at Medford laat
night.
The local all-stars collected four
hits off Eagle Point's Hlok-ion and
aenred one run In tho first, third
and seventh Innings, along with
two throe run Innings for tho win.
The Klamath team countered three
Umes In the fifth and sixth Innings,
Ruth Hagelsleln, Hnymnit, Sun
Ira Barron and Dnrle.ne Gordon
collected tho nil-star's nils. Hay
man's was good for three bases
and Hagelsteln's for two bases.
B0X8C0RE
R H S
Kagle Point 4 a S
All-stars 8 4 5
Hlckson and Ingle; JIayman and
Walker.
Lumberjacks Travel
To Meet Alt Shasta
Tne Eldorado Lumberjack atrp
outside of Iho Oregon-Callforuia
Border Lenuue lor Ills week's
action as they inert Mt. Shasta
imxl Monday at Mt. Hhastn, Instead
ol hero as was announced earlier
III the week.
The Nurllierii Uulllornla Lruglie
team Is In third place In IrnKiie
pluy, behind Weed and Yiekn, and
will be the second Northern Cul
team to play Ihe Lumbcrjiicks thi
t,caHon.
'lulclnke played the IMdurado
loom In a game at Recreation Park
earlier In the aeukon and Uie Lum
berjacks fell victims of a 10-4 dr.
lout,
In Ihe Monday game, Muuaiier
III llulllcld will uuin .loJo Uooiko.
on Ihe mound aKalnst Ihe Mt. Shas
U club, and lion Owlu Uio re
liable catcher will be back In the
reuelving p o a 1 1 1 o n ol Ooorgo'a
pitches alter being al National
Utiard Camp lor two wuoka.
This will be George's first ap
peariinc on the inuund tor Ihe
Lumberjacks this aeanon, but he
bus iilayed other Killlons for Hat
field's club. He la the ex-Chlloqum
llmh School pitching star that
helped Chlloquln take the county
championship Iwo years ago and
into a play-ofl for Ihe title thla
past season.
Art Raymond will be al flrt
base lor Ihe Lumberjacks, and
Kenny Young, another National
(luaril mei'nbor who has bein gone
lor two weeks, will be at aecond
base lor the 'Jacks.
Don Sunltseh will move 'o (Jiori
atop from aecond base lo help 111!
ihe hole lell when Leroy Coleman
developed arm trouble and will be
laying off ihe diamond sport for
Uie time being.
Irv Whltl. the ex-KUHS and pro
fessional baseball player will be al
third bate for Uie local ball club
when Ihe two tcama meet in the
non-counting game.
Hallleld, Willie Dtuwtor, the third
aturter who has been al summer
camp, and Fran Miller will take
over the outlleld duties ior tmum
An In the holiday ball game.
In case II Is necessary. Hallleld
can call on Miller the 'old pro' of
Uie ball club to do some renei
pitching.
Hollywood
Blanks
Beavers 2-0
By THE AMOCIATKD PRESS
Hollywood finally found the an
swer to the Jinx that is pursuing
It In Portland. The Stara turned
on the Beavera Friday nlghl and
beat them. 3-0, aa Red Munger
came uo th a flve-hllter.
The Hollywood pitching has been
very spotty of late, but Munger's
last bsll waa Just what Dr. Bobby
Bragan prescribed. Manager
Bragan went behind the piste to
do Uie catching. Just to be sure
that he got what he ordered.
Carlos Bemier and Dick Smith,
who collected five of the Slara'
eight hits, knocked In Ihe Holly
wood runs, but It waa a real pitch-
era' battle between Munger and
Olenn Elliott until Ihe eighth,
when the Stars pushed over both
runs.
The Stars failed to gain ground
In the Paclflo Coast League pen
nant race, however, for 8an Diego
took Us third straight from Los
Angeles, 7-4. The Padres socked
four Los Angeles pitchers for 13
hits while Lloyd Dickey was going
Ihe distance. Milt Smith's atngle
with Uie bases loaded In tho eighth
Inning provided the winning mar
gin. John Pyecha was the losing
pitcher.
Two nesr fights enlivened the
game. Gene Mauch charged the
San Diego bench trying to find a
bench Jockey who waa bothering
him, but didn't locate him. Man
ager Lefty O'Doul Invited a taunt
ing fan onto the field and they
sparred at the railing without
damage. Ban Diego is a'j games
behind Hollywood,
There waa another pitching
battle at San Francisco, where
Sacramento took a 3-1 decision
from the Seals. Bud Daley set
8an Francisco down with four hits,
after the Seals had won three in
a row, Sao outfielder Bill Humph
rey homered In the fourth and In
In Uie fifth Hank Schens singled
home Len Attyd, Ted Beard
scored the Seals' run In the sixth
while Leo Rlchettl waa being
thrown out. Elmer singleton, the
losing pitcher, granted seven hits.
Oakland's fancy sonthpsw, Don
Fcrrarese, also pitched high class
ball as he shut out Seattle In the
first gamo of a doubleheader, 3-0,
and gained the decision over an
other lefthander, Oene Bearden.
Seattle won the second garni, 4-3,
in U innings. Playing manager
Ocrry Prlddy scored Uie winning
rim. Ho walked, advanced on Al
Zarlllo'a single and came In on a
bad throw.
CREW
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KENNY YOUNG
i . relurni from camp
Bill's Edges
By Kalpine;
Chevron Wins
Bill's Place returned to the lead
of the Men's Soltbsll League last
nlrht by posting a close 2-0 win
over Kalpine al Conger Field.
In the other game of the eve.
nuig'a schedule Chevron won Uieir
first game of the season by edging
Hound-up In a free" contest game
by a 16-14 score, '
Going Into l:.t nluht'a game.
Bill's and Bubucban were tied lor
Ihe lead with 6-1 records, but the
win puvhrd Bill's Into Uie lead by
one hnlf game.
Slnnlc runa In the third and fifth
lnning-i. gave Cal Bonney the win
over Bob Smith in a Uehl pitching
duel. Bonney allowed one hit.
Smith two.
Chevron scored three runs In
each of Uie llrsl four innings and
then added four more tallies in the
lllih frame to sew up their first
win ol the year.
ROXSt'OKKS
R II E
Bill's Place 3 3 3
Kalpine 0 I I
Bonney and C.ida; Smith and
Easlburn.
R H E
Chevron , 18 10 6
Round-up H H '
Bates and Atkins; Chaves and
LsmbcrUion.
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
By Till: ASSOCIATED PRESS .
AMERICAN LEAGl'K
Batting A v 1 1 a, Cleveland,
.359; Rosen, Cleveland, .337; Bus
by, Washington, .323; Fox, Chi
cago, .321; Mlnoso, Chicago, .330.
Huns baited In Mlnoso. Chi
cago, 63; Rosen, Cleveland, 67;
Dobv, Cleveland, 66: Mantle, New
York, 66; Berra, New York, 64.
Home runs Mantle, New York,
15; Rosen, Cleveland, 14; Doby,
Cleveland, Boone, Detroit, Zernlal,
Philadelphia and Vernon, Wash
ington, 13.
Pitching Reynolds. New York,
9-1, .900; Stone, Waahlngton, 7-1,
.876; Kcegnn." Chicago, 11-3, .846;
Consuegra, Chicago. 10-2, .833;
Feller, Cleveland, 6-1, .833,
NATIONAL LEAGl'E
Batting Snider, Brooklyn,
.373; Mueller. New York. .365;
Hnmncr, Philadelphia. .347; Jn
blonskl, St. Louis and Robinson,
Brooklyn, .338.
Runs batted In Muslal, St.
Louis, 76; 8nlder, Brooklyn and
Jablonskl, St. Louis, 64; Hodges,
Brooklyn, 62; Klusccwskl, Cincin
nati, 60.
Honte runs Muslal, St. Louis,
2": Mays, New York, 34; Sauer,
Chicago, 23; Hodges, Brooklyn and
Klusjcwskl, Cincinnati, 20.
Pitching Wilson, Milwaukee,
5-0, 1.000; Antonelll, New York,
11-3, .846; arlsaom, New York, 8
2, .800; Collum, Cincinnati, 4-1
.800; Wllhelm, New York, 7-2, ,778.
FRIDAY'S STARS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BATTING Larry Doby, Clove
land Indians, hit two home runs
and drove In five runs as Cleve
land beat Chicago twice, 9-3 and
5-4.
PITCHINO Joe Coleman,
Baltimore Orioles, held Detroit to
three hits In winning his ninth
gamo, 3-0,
KIIIDAVH RAHKRAIX
By 'MIK AMWICIATKI) FBf.SS
NATIONAL I.KAtiUK
V I, fet. uB
New York
Brooklyn
Pnlludclphls
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pllt.-.burifh
49 33 .Ml
44 U .611 i
:m jo .669
311 39 .607 Wi
34 37 .479 14',,
34 38 .473 16
itt 43 .3118 23
23 49 .319 U
Friday's llesulls
CIiIcuko 7, SI. Louis 6
Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 6
Mllwuukee 11-3, Cincinnati 4-1
New York 9, Pittsburgh i
AAIMIIL'AN I.KsOt i:
IV L I'll. GB
Clevelund 60 32 .694
New York 47 28 ,627 4 li
ChlCBKO 411 28 .022 6
Detroit 31 38 .449 17
Wltnlilngloil 30 41 .423 10'3
Philadelphia 28 42 .400 21
Baltimore 28 44 .389 22
Boston 26 43 .377 32',',
Friday'a Remits
Nf York -4. Washington S-7
illisl game II Innlnifst
Clevelund 3-6, Chicago 2-4
Maltlnmre 2, Detroit 0
Boston 8. Philadelphia 4
PACIFIC COAST I.KAOIK
W L Pet. JB
Hollywood 53 36 .696
Kan Diexo So 38 ,&t;8 2',!.
Oakland 48 41 .639 6 "
San Francisco 46 44 .506 8
Scuttle 40 45 .481 11
Sacramento 41 48 .4tl 13
Portland 37 49 .430 14lj
Los Angeles 37 60 .426 16
Friday's llesulls
Oakland 3-3 Seattle 0-4 tsecond
gamo 11 Innings)
Sacramento 2, San Francisco I
San Diego 7, Los Angeles 4
Hollywood 2, Portland 0
Western International League
W L Fct. O.B.
Vancouver 39 21 .660
Yoklma 37 30 .662 S I'j
Edmonton 30 27 .626 7 i .
Iwi.ston si Ant a il
Trl-Clty 32 36 .471 11 '
Victoria 29 as .468 11
Wenalchee 30 38 .441 13
Salem 30 38 .441 13
Friday'a Resillla
Yaklmu 2-0. Vancouver 1-1
Victoria S, Wenatchee 2
Tri-Cily i. Edmonton 4
Salem 6, Lcwlston 1
jnsgQRES
MOOSK MIXED noiBLtS
flrtl skill
SI. At C. Brown ji 4
C. A V IU-..4 o
I.. Harris a, n. ctaush a 7
J. At I Pallets S a
I.. Trusx At S. Mom S - a
V. At n. Clreeit I'i s
1. At M. DouglM . lit t'j
J. A I.. 0m r n
B. Dixon A c. Hooper fc io
V. At C. Ktnulon a 11
Margaret and Carl Brown con
tinue lo lead the first shift of Us
Moose Mixed Doubles after last
night's action al Lucky Lanes and
also copped both team scoring
events ol the evenings action.
The Browns rolled high game of
438 snd then hsd the high three
line total of 1167 for the laurels. Ha
and Mcl Douglas were runner-ups
in both events with 400 game
and a 1130 series totsl.
VI Kensston and Carl Brown
paced the women and men high
game scoring with a 190 and 315
line scores again, and then rolled
the high series tor both the men
and women bowlers with a 513 and
567 respectively.
Everett Kenaston rolled the eve
nina's odditv a hm hmii m tripli
cate series of 144-144 and 144.
miiosk Mixr.n nnt sus
C. At A. Thomas . TrT '4
V. RtMtrrolla At C. Booth J ft 7
T. . Plck.rill S, r. Vlctorlna " a 7
nc m. nnninson , ft g
T. At A. Hakrnwtrth 7 B
B. At O. Rvani .... . 7 a
B. At B. Vlrlorine T.. . a 10
G. At T. Bingham a 10
I.. At E. Csrr . .. S S
M. At P. Sheeny a
Audrey and George Thomas In
creased their lead over the second
place teams last night In the sec
ond shift action of the Moose
Mixed - Doubles League at Lucky
Lanes.
The B and B Victorlne team had
the high team game with a 426 and
the B and O Evans combination
rolled Uie high team series with
1208.
Tho Thomases claimed the Tun-ncr-up
positions in both team
events with game total of 420 and
their series total of 1159.
Elaine Plckerlll had the high
game and series scores for the
women keglcrs with a 159 and a
507. Bob Victorlne led the men with
n 234 game and Charlie Booth had
the three lino high total with a 803,
FRIDAY NIGHT'S FIGHTS
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HAVANA Rafael Lastra, 143,
Cuba, outpointed Ike Williams,
148. Trenton, N. J.. 10.
MELBOURNE Pat Ford.
134'ji, Wo.it Melbourne, outpointed
Ivor Gcrnialne, 134, West Indies,
IS (for British Empire lightweight
tltlei.
KITCHENER, Ont. Mike Gar
lash, 125Mi, Hamilton, Ont., out
pointed Don Orinton, 136 1 j. Brant
ford Out., 13.
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TRYING TO PUT A STOP lo Bob Crawley's good showing at Gom Speedway are the number
two and three men in the point standings, Johnny Hitson, with hammer, and Rust Newell,
holding Crawley. The trio will all be in action tomorrow and Monday tor the twin-holiday
hardtop programs. Time trials start at 1:00 tomorrow and 4:30 Monday evening.
Cokes Entertain Grants Pass
In Junior Legion Doubleheader
Moto-Polo
Scheduled
For Klamath
Probably one of Uie greatest
grandstand attractions ever to be
seen in Klamath Palls will take
lo Ihe Fairground area next Sat
urday night, when Molo-Polo will
be introduced to the local sport
fsns.
This Is the first time that Moto
Polo has been held In Klamath
Falls, and the riot on wheels, which
is one of the fastest growing sports
in Southern Calllornla. will be In.
eluded in an hour and a half to two-
hour show.
The game Is played with six
stripped down cars, that are spe
cially reconstructed for rolling
over, and shaped like a half of
an Easter egg and a seven foot
rubber bsll.
Scores are msde by advancing
the huge- seven foot rubber ball
through goals which are placed at
the end of the field, and a referee
will be In another specially con
structed car to. serve as the middle
man In any arguments that may
arise.
The tremendous head on colli
sions, roll overs, riding the ball
and hair raising pile-ups have
served as a triumph of modern
ssfely engineering, and have been
acclaimed by several top maga
zines as "two hours of mechanical
mayhem."
Tickets for the thrill and laugh
packed show are on sale at three
local stores, with general admis
sion prices being tl-25 and children
(-12, 50 cents. Children under six
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SEND YOUR CLEANING
CASCADE
Klamath's Plnaif
Inlairdlop JProgiraoui
TIME OUT
"The skipper' figures If he makes
It real embarrassing to be sent
to the showers they'll strive to
pitch better!"
GOLP
PEABODY, Mass. Babe Did
rlckson Zaharias shot a one-under-
par 71 to take a seven-stroke lead
with a 143 total at the halfway
mark of the Women s National
Open Tournament.
DETROIT Dick Mayer of St.
Petersburg, Fla., and Freddie
Hass of New Orleans shared the
lead at Uie halfway point of the
Motor City Open, each with 138.
rtmlll,4 Ira Ua.MsnU IfMl't
Store, Oregon Woolen Store and
Joe's Sporting Goods Store are
the three business establishments
handling the advance sale.
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Tomorrow afternoon the Klam
ath Falls American Legion base
ball team will attempt to take an
early lead in the district standings
as uiey meet orants Pass m a
dcublebeader starting at 1:00 on
me itecreation Park diamond.
Both teams hold a 1-1 record and
Medford the third team In the dis
trict has a 2-2. making it a three
way tie for Uie top spot, and both
Grants Pass and Klamath will be
after a double win tomorrow to
send them into undisputed posses
sion of lirst place.
For Klamath It will be Bis Dave
D'OUvo and Modesto Jiminez on
the mound for the starting assign
ments of John McGinn is' ball club
when the two teams meet.
D'OUvo so far this season has
won two games and lost none, one
of his wins being a four hit shut
out, juninex has broken even in
two games, winning one and drop
ping the other.
In case McGlnnis needs further
help from Uie mound. Earl Tiche
nor, the third right hander of the
cokes moundstaff, will be used In
relief.
Heavy hitters and top notch glove
men rouna out me cokes infield as
Bob Harshbarger covers first base.
and Orin Perkins will hold down
the hot corner. The kevstone com.
binaUon at second base wUl be
handled by Butch Kimpton at short
and Jack Sunitsch will be work
ing at second,
Dave Leeting and Don Taucher
will flank Craig McCarty la center
neid for the three outfield posi
tions, reeling and Mccarty are two
of the Cokes power hitters, while
Taucher Is one of Uie leading- bat
ters on the squad.
Both games will be seven Innings
In length, and a ' small admission
charge will be made to help defray
Uie expenses of the local team.
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MONDAY, JULY 5 9 till 9
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A twin hardtnn nrncrram at n,M
dpeedway Is scheduled for this
weekend's Fourth of July festlvl-
ties With aflernnnn hpm nmn
row and the hardtops will again
mc uie iraca Monday evening to
out the finishing tam-h An ih na.
aln's holiday weekend.
In tomorrow's 10 event program
which starts with time trials at
l'OTI A IttMital -nnA IuIm.
of the fastest cars and best drivers
m a six lap event will be Uie Uie .
featured attraction.
Bob Crawley currently the high
point leader and driver of K-68
will meet Dale Hanklns another
top driver of the lnrai rof.tt.0 as
sociation in his K-l hardtop.
jne six lap special should and
probablv will tii
ments, of the fans and other drt-
:r as wen as the two rtrlv.r-
Involved as t avhn I. iv,. ......
driver and who has the better car.
On Monday night another spc
clal event Is being worked on and
if It Is at all possible the track
management will have another
special pining lour world cham
pion rodeo riders In a hardtop race.
These four whlh ln-1, b
......... H.uuca nun
Dollarhide will get Into the hard-
,v, ,ur uie nrst lime In their life
U Track Manager Sam Neslin can
work out Ihe project.
If Uie schedules of the three
ottlcr rodeo perlormers will per
mlt Dollarhide and the three wUl
make an attempt to stick with the
hardtops for Uie required time of
finishing tho race .sooner or later.
With a weather forecast of con
tinued good weather two good
crowds will probably be on hand
to greet one of Uie best hardtops
and the top drivers from Northern
California and Southern Oregon.
Another good turn out of cars Is
expected also. Last week and- the
week before 60 or more can were
entered in the local hardtop show
and many others are Just being
completed for the remainder of
Uie racing season so there are pos
sibilities that the largest turnout
of cars this year might be made
tomorrow and Monday.
Crawley the point leader with 163
points Is being closely pushed by
Johnny Hitson who has racked up
158 rjOinU RA for hf ua.M- T.i.J
fourth and fifth places are taken
OV Russ Newell ivllh lie
Owens 134 and Benny Morrison
wnn a wiai oi 117 points.
The latest word from George
Mercier Uie regular track referje
woo was nun very seriously m a
car accident after one of the local
racincr nmcraima 1 shot I., i.
covering very fast and there is a
i"""""- uhss we w hi r i Lena one
of the Gem Speedway programs la
Uie near future. i
Frisco Releases
Gordon Brunswick
SAN FRANCISCO til San
Francisco outfielder Gordon
Brunswick was released outright
to . Modesto of the California
League, San Francisco Seals pres
ident Damon Miller announced
Friday.
Brunswick was acquired last
winter by sale from Seattle.
TENNIS
WIMBLEDON, England Jaro
slav Srobny, 33-year-old exUed
Czech now living in Egypt, won
the Wimbledon men's singles
championship by defeating 19-year-old
Ken Rosewall of Australia, 13
11. 4-6, 6-2, 9-7.
CINCINNATI Ed Rublnoff of
Miami Beach, Fla.,' upset Billy
Talbert of New York 6-3, 3-6, 0-1
In the third round of the Trl-state
Tournament.