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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1954)
MCE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALIJ5. OREGON TUESDAY JULY fl 10S4 Sandy Saddler LWs Libby Manzo By JACK BAND NEW YORK VnSnAy Saddler, the featherweight champ, tUl Is Jive or six lights away from his pre-Army peak despite a knockout victory over game uius jivuj Manic. The champ showed only flashes of his old form in disposing of Manto In :35 of the 10th round last night at 8t. Nicholas Arena but he didn't forget any of his rough-bouse tactics. Referee Al Bert warned Saddler repeatedly for wrestling and .once for a border line left hook. "I thought he was Improved on his last fight," said Charlie John ston. Saddler's manager, "but he till Isn't In shape. He hasn't got back his old sharpness. We're go ing to take our time." 8addler was quick to admit his own shortcomings. . "I forgot a lew things I knew before I went in the Army," he said. "My legs felt fine but the reflexes aren't up to par yet. May be I'll be reaav ov sen"i r. When I'm ready I'll take anybody. Percy Bassett or anvtv t-iey want If I can get a good payday." . Manxo was Saddler's Wtn knock out victim In 148 pro fights. Al though the 34-year-old was cut round both eyes and needed sev en stitches In the fvH over the right eye, be gave the champ a good fight. He r-ve away reach and height. He outweighed saddler 1S4'4 tn 131ft pounds in the non title bout Sandy tagged Manxo with a left hook and then dropped him with a right uppercut in the 10th. Manxo (ot up at seven and then collapsed to, a neutral corner. Referee Al Berl ruled a knockout, not a TKO. Bill McNeeee, a rough brawler from Central Isllp, N.Y., earned an Aug. 33 Eastern Parkway date with Bobby Oyles by stopping Jackie La Bus of New York on a TKO at the end of six rounds last night at the Parkway. Referee Pete Scalso said he stopped the fight because La Bua looked tired and open for more punishment after being rocked with two solid right-hand punches In the sixth. La Bua was cut over the left eye. McNeecs weighed 163 Vt, La Bua, 162(4. Bullpen Pitchers Lead Tribe DETROIT tit Alfonso Ramon Lopes, the confident senor who manages the Cleveland Indians, credits a brilliant bullpen for his team's torrid .697 pace in the American League, The senor, he say simply: "We're in first place because our bullpen Is a lot stronger. I can give my "Big Three' more rest. Now I can vank Lemon. Wynn and Garcia a lot quicker than In the past. - Speaking before yesterday's boll day double-header with Detroit, Lopes admitted "it's a nice feel ing" to hold a lead on the New York Yankees. "But it would be nicer it this were September Instead ot July." be added. "It's rough down the stretch, but I think we can make It this time." Sports Cent. From Page 11 People Do Read SPOT ADS you ore! TIME OUT -f3 er-.efW.ifVjf, i "This baby can really lay the wood to them!" Bob Perry Gains Third Round Of Meet TACOMA HI Bob Perry, the nation's 13th ranked amateur ten nis player, found the going a bit rough at tunes Monde", but man aged to win a spot In the third round of the 63rd annual Pacific Northwest Tennis Championships. Perry, who represented UCLA as a finalist in the recent NCAA men's singles at Seattle, drew a bye In the first round and got by Seattle's Ray Albano, 6-1, 13-10, in a second round match. Perry, top-seeded in this tour nament, was the only seeded play er to see action Monday as the tourney got under way. The results of other matches Monday Included: Men's ainglea: Clyde Knox, Portland, defeated Harvey Mclntyre, Seattle. 6-0, 6-0. Pieo Moves Closer fo Stas By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lefty O'Doul's 8an Diego Padres have edged to within a half game of Hollywood In the Paclfio Coast League Hag race. Less than three weeks ago the Stars hsd a seven game buliie and their ace pitcher, Mel Queen, was riding along on the crest of an 11-game streak, Mel hasn't enter ed the winner's circle since Mny 30. Bob Hall, who was tile loser In a 30-lnnlng game with Al Uel tel of Oakland, was sold to Seattle, and the only sure lire pitcher man ager Bobby Bragan has at the mo ment is Lino Donoso, the cunning Cuban. Seattle took the opener of a doubleheader from Hollywood Mon. day, 7-4. with Queen receipting for another loss, and It took Donoso's relief hurling in the second game to salvage a 6-4 decision. The Stars outhlt Seattle in both games, ran the bases with abandon, hit three homers In the first game and one in the second, but had to bear down hard lo get an even break. Tom Saffell swiped three bases, Carlos Bcrnier four, bringing their totals to 38 and 37, respectively, San Diego took a doubleheader from Sap Francisco. 6-3 in 11 In nings and 4-3 In eight. Portland and Oakland split their twin bill, the Oaks taking the first. 5-3. and Dick Walbel pitching a four-hit masterpiece in the second for a 1-0 Portland triumph. Sam Chapman homered with one on In me first game and lefty Don Fcr rarese scored his 13th win although be needed help from Harry Nich olas In the eighth. Watbel's vic tory was scored at the expense of the veteran, Oettel. The game's only run came In Uie second In ning wnen Kocco Krsnlch doubled and came In when the Oaks tailed to convert Watbel's Infield roller into a doublo play. Sacramento took both games from the Inept Angels ot Los Angeles, s-o ana 1-0. The PCL teams are Idle Tues day. , First game: Seattle 100 003 300 T ( 1 Hollywood 013 000 0106 10 3 Hall, Beardvn (6), Fletcher (g) and Jenney, Queen. Wnlsu (7) and Mnlone, Dorton (7)1, Second game: Seattle 100 003 0-4 t 1 Hollywood 003 300 X 6 11 1 Kmdsfather. Nngy 13) and Jen ney, Tobln t6; Munger, Main (6), Donoso (6) and Bragan. 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