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FRIDAY. JULY 30, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Cbwebiiiidl, YaiillkfiiftS Champion Sees No Changes NEW YORK I Rocky Marc! ano thinks there is no danger of Ezzard Charles "doing a Walcott" in their September rematch. In case it may have slipped your memory, "doing a Walcott" refers to the RiP Van Winkle bit that old Jersey Joe did in he first round of his ballyhooed rematch with the Rock at Chicago. "I think the guy's got guts," he said. "I kept pressing him all the time from the sixth round on. A lot of other guys fell apart. Some took 11 rounds, some 12 or 13 but moat of them fell apart sooner or later. "Only twice did I think 1 had him ready to go the luth round and the 16th." We tried to draw out Rocky on whether he thought he might have softened up Charles for a second fight. He wouldn't try to answer. "It was tough on both of us," he said. "He hurt me a few times and T hurt him." In the six weeks since the first fioht. Rocky has. been "lazying around" first at Cape Cod and later at Grossinger, N.Y., where he does his training. For the first time In a ln& tlme ne was aDle 10 go back home to Brockton, Mass., inner nnmieh to hear what the neighbors had to say about his fight. . "A lot of people said they were clad It went the way it did," he said. "They told me they were happy to see me prove I could go 15 rounds and still win. They men tioned how a lot of you fellows said I couldn't win if it went to a decision. -"I've been doing some thinking about the first fight, too. I wasn't exactly satisfied. This time I hope to do a little Deuer. TIME OUT liill "I ber your pardon, but I seein to have mislaid my matches:' Lewiston, Yakima -Both Win TONIGHT'S BALLFARE ? MEN'S SOFTBALL at Conger Field ; 6 45 Suburban vs. Kalpine .'f 8:30 Chevron vs. Elks ,3 t GIRL'S SOFTBALL i i at Conner Field i 6:45 Oregon Woolen is. Eagle i Point 4 8:30 Malin vs. EaRle Point ? 8:30 Big Y vs. Merrill PKE WEE SOFTBALL -'f AMERICAN LEAGUE at Kiwanis Park... , .r 6:30 Eastside Pharmacy vs. Motor Investment Juckcland s vs- Pluhrers PEE WEE SOFTBALL NATIONAL LEAGUE at Conger Field 6 30 Jaycees vs. Y.M.C.A. ' . 20-30 Club vs. Grems WOMEN'S TRIO . .... W L Screwballs 18'i 13'i Three Devils 17 15 Lofters W.i lS'i Three Angels - '16 16 Gutter Snipes '5 il Roily Terrors 15 15 The Three Devils and Ruth Milne walked away with just about all of the honors in last night's Women's Trio league action at Lucky Lanes. The Devil's team clipped off the high game and series honors with a 1464 series and a 509 high game. The Gutter Snipes had the runner up spot in series action with a 1404, while the Three Angels held the second high game total with 448 pins. Ruth Milne had the high series for the individual keglers with a , 532, and she tied for the high t single game scoring laurels with a 199 pin total with Kitty Hambille. Ruth Milne also held the number two game score with a 193. Run ner up in series action went to Betty Hyde with a 493. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lewiston and Yakima still were running neck-and-neck Friday for the Western international League lead. Both teams posted victories Thursday night. The Broncs sal vaged the final game of their series with Salem, 3-2, to snap a five-game Senator winning streak, and Yakima nipped Vancouver, 5-4. That left the two teams virtually tied for the top spot. Lewiston leads by one-half game, but in the percentage column the one that counts the Broncs have only a .004 advantage. In other games Thursday night, Tri-Clty topped Wenatchee, 11-5, and Victoria manhandled Edmon ton, 18-4. Lewiston pushed across all three of Its runs in the first in ning. Singles by Don Hunter and Eddie Bockman, a double by Lar ry Barton and a walk and an er ror accounted for the scoring. Sa lem's rally came late in the game, Bill Ogden singling in one nm in the seventh, and Harry Warner hitting a ninth-inning homer for the final tally. Joe Orrell, who went to Lewiston from the defunct Cal earv club gave up eight hits in pitching his second victory for the Broncs. At Yakima, three Vancouver hurlers held the Bears to Just four hits but the effort went for naught. After losing the lead to the Cap- ilanos in the eighth frame. Yak ima rallied to take the game in the ninth. The winning run came when Len Noren singled in pinch runner Elmer Clowe. Two convert ed outfielders, Arnle Halgren and Dick Greco, allowed the Bears only two hits until the ninth when veteran Joe Nicholas took over. The Caps touched two Yakima pitchers for 10 hits. Tri-City moved into a fourth place tie in the standings with Edmonton by waxing hapless We natchee again, 11-5. The Braves hopped on starter Charley Oubre for seven runs in the first three innings and that was the ball game. The Chiefs' Tom Munoz had a good night at bat. driving in three runs. He homered in the fifth with one on and doubled in the seventh, also with a man aboard. Ross Mccormick also homered for the Chiefs. Playing manager Edo Vanni and Bob Mo- niz drove in three runs apiece lor Tri-City. The heavy clubs were swingino. at Victoria where the T y e e s jumped on two Edmonton hurlers for 17 hits. The issue was settled early as Victoria piled up a 13-0 lead in the first three innings. Don Lundberg hit two home runs for theiwinners and Neil Sheridan had two bases-loaded doubles to his credit. Johnny Tierney held Edmon ton to three hits until the eighth when he eased behind his huge lead to permit three runs on a trio of hits. , The teams change opponents Friday night. Lewiston is at Tri City. Edmonton at Salem, Victoria at Yakima and Vancouver at Wenatchee. Empire Games Underway fifth Rritich Flmnirn P.mp. thf Commonwealth's own "Olympics" came uiio ociug niuay wiui oujuc of the world's top athletes in cluding two men who have broken the four-minute mile ready for fresh assaults on world standards. Climaxing mouths of preparation in all parts of Uie world, track and field men, swimmers and fencers were set for nine days of competition in what was conceded to be Britain's greatest sports spectacle since inaugural of the games 24 years ago. Royalty was in the reviewing stands. The royal family was rep resented by the Duke of. Edin burgh, and Field Marshal Lord Alexander, former governor-gen-e:al of Canada, was here to take part in the ofiicial opening cere monies. An unofficial American reprc-niaiti-o wa tn hp Arilnl Steven- son, 1952 Democratic presidential canaiaaie, wno was amcuuiw stop over on his way back from a tour of Alaska. Urn ..nmnotif inns from fencing to the more glamorous deeds in track and field, were still 24 hours away. Colorful full-dress unuorms. Kanc nafrnnntrv nno me uartuir r uthlntfe frnm 24 countries will open the games officially to- nipht. For the t'liual 01 me opening Sir Arthur Porritt, chairman of the British Empire Games federa tion will mount a tribune of hon or. Upon his request, Field Marshal Lord Alexander will de clare the games open. Bill Parncll of Vancouver, win ner of the British Empire games mile four years ago in Auckland. New Zealand, will take the oath on behalf of all the athletes. The last few days have marked a tapering-off in the practice work of those who seek to belter what the athletes of 1930 to 1950 ac complished. There is at least one exception man who wrote Into world records an almost unbelievable 3:58 for the mile is perhaps the most arduous Ol an ui n ...... .h. A week from Saturday thousands of persons in vancouvei s Empire Stadium and millions .i i ... th. wnrlri exnect to UUUUHI1UU. ... find out what happens when Landy meets England's Roger Bannister, the man who first smashed the r .....i n,ii with 3:59.4. Bannister has worked largely In secret but Landy has galloped in fu'l view of hundreds of spectators over the UBC, cinder track.. The Australians have made no secret of Landy's time. They went into ecstacies when smooth-running John cimped off three quarters of a mile a few days ago In 2:59.4.. The next day it was 3:04. Over the same practice track Thursday he put on a show ol endourance. He ran a quarter-mile in 58 seconds, took a rest and then coasted along the full mile in 4-14 4. Another hour's rest and he whipped through the three-quarters in 2:59.5. The track and field events get under way Saturday, a three-hour show from 3 to 6 p.m. PDT. Five finals are carded-the 100-yard sprints for men and women, the six-mile run and the men's high Jump and women's shot put. GOLF INDIANAPOLIS Barbara Mc Intire of Toledo whipped medalist Pat Lesser of Seattle. 1 up. to move into the quarter-finals of the Wom en's Western Amateur. Out Of Occju With The Sportsman By CLAYTON HANNON Just about the same old story will greet the Basin anglers as ihey pick up their rod and reel this weekend, that has been going around for some time. Fishing seems to be at its peak now, and should continue to be good to excellent for most anglers who fish the streams in this area. Fly fishing seems to be picking up all over the Basin and nearby some nice fish, but only to those that care to work for their catches. Two other streams in the Bly area that should be good again this weekend are Dairy Creek and Long Creek. These two creeks have been hot as a fire cracker the past cou ple of weeks and this weekend shouldn't show any signs of slack ing. , Lake fishing on the Upper Klam ath and the Agency Lake waters A LUCKY LADY brought luck to this lady, Mn. Lena Haupt man, of Fort Klamath, las weekend at Agency Lake. Mrs. Hauptman hooked and landed thit beauty that weighed in at 12 pounds, 4 ounces, on a six-pound test line with a Lucky Lady lure. By BEN PHLEGAR ; Associated Presa Sportswritrr .. Today is Casey Stengel's 64th birthday but he's going to have to wait awhile longer for a present from his athletes. The New York Yankees didn't quite make It to first place in time for the celebration. In fact, they haven't made it to first place any time this season although they've won more of their first 100 games than any Yankee club Casey has managed. When they whipped Chicago 10-0 yesterday, they ran their record for the year to 67 won and 33 lost. None of the past five New York pennant winners has done as well. New York trans cieveiana oy a game and a half and the day-to day question Is now long can me two clubs keep up their sizzling pace. During uie last seven weens uie Yanks have won 37 out of 49. a .755 Clip. The Indians captured 35 of 49 over the same period for a .714 mark, exactly equalling the best winning percentage ever com piled by an American League champion. Who'll crack first? The man with the answer wins the Jackpot. In 10 consecutive games with Cleveland and third place Chicago tne Yan kees won seven times. But two of tile losses were to the Indians. Yesterday, however, it was no contest. While the Yankees were routing the wishful White Sox, Cleveland collapsed before a Bos. ton onslaught, bowing 10-2. The Red Sox had lost IS out of 16 to Cleveland before turning on the league leaders. Of the nine games played yes. terclay, four ended In shutouts. Whltey Ford held the White Sox to four hits in the Yankee victory. Vic Raschi, the ex-Yankee star now working for the St. Louis Car dinals, beat the New York Oiants 8-0 on three hits. Corky Valentine of Cinoinnati pitched a four-hitter against Philadelphia, winning 3-0 and Chuck Stobbs of Washington checked Baltimore on five hits In a 6-0 triumph. ' . In other action Chicago defeated Brooklyn 6-5: Milwaukee won its seventh straight, 6-3 over Pitts burgh in 10 innings and Detroit took a doubleheader fronrPhiladel phla 4-2 and 7-3. Raschi was in complete control of the league-leading Giants. He gave up two bases on balls and struck out a pair. The only New York hits were singles by Willie Mays, Bobby Hoflman and Don Mueller. Ray Jablonski's bases loaded do.ible in the fifth was the big blow for St. Louis. Pinch hi.ters flopped for Brook lyn as the Dodders lost a chance to shave their two-game deficit. Man ager Walt Alston used five and not one got the ball out of the Infield. The final failure was George Shuba who grounded to first with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth. Hank Sauer and Ernie Banks homered for the Cubs. The Braves had a close call In Pittsburgh. They tied the game In the ninth on three straight singles and added two more, including Hank Aaron's 12th home run, In the 10th. Valentine not only pitched a shut out for the Redlegs, he was the bat ting star as well. He doubled twice, singled once and scored two of the four runs against the Phil lies. The loss dumped Philadelphia into sixth place behind the cardi. nals and Reds who are tied for fourth. Boston wrapped it up early against Cleveland, routing Bobby Feller In the second inning after piling up a 5-0 lead. It was Feller s second loss and broke a seven game winning streak for the yet eran fireballer. Jackie Jensen drove in six runs with two homers and a single. Ted Williams also hit a home run. Detroit came from behind in both victories over the faltering Ath letics. 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Williamson River, which has been slow to trolling so far, should begin to, pick up near the mouth of the stream, while fly fishing near Collier park should also be coming into its own. As far Vs spin f ' s h i n g is con cerned, the Williamson has pro duced some very good caicnes, both in size and number this past week to many local, anglers. The Woolie Worm, Black Drake, Gray Hackle or any of the Mos quito llie3 should produce some catches for the fly enthusiast, while the M-Barr Spoon, any of the Wobble-Rites. Wobble Lures and the Freak Wobbler Wave been working good for most spin casters. Wood River has slowed down in some departments, but fishing for fly anglers should continue to be fairly good with other catches also being made by spin fishermen and those who prefer to use single eggs or night crawlers. Both Porks of the Sprague Riv er, are also remaining in the run ning for top fishing areas, as fly fishermen have been having a par adise in most sections of the stream, with the usual number of catches reportedly taken on worms and lures. The super-Duper along with Wob ble Rites and the other spinning lures seems to fit the bill for spin ning, while any of your Gray Hack le or Coachman flies should tell the story for fly fishing. The Sycan and Chewaucan. in the Bly area, are still producing seemed to hit the upward trend TENNIS SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. Gard nar Mulley of Coral Gables, Fla.. moved into the quarter-finals of the Meadow Club tournament with a 6-2, 3-6. 6-9 victory over Atushl Mlyagl ol Japan. Shotguns - Rifles ; See Our Complete Stock BUY ON CONTRACT OR LAYAWAY NOW! THE GUN STORE Phont 3863 714 Main last weekend as some very nice fiu sized trout were taken from these two fishing spots. 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