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WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE. THIRTEEN y : ' i, - . j1ff - ,'. ' -.-Wm.,. .1 V.,-,, ' r j . -t ... j MM "Hmnrai . . . What's this?" - V. 'A tasty tidbit!" . fx5 . tax' "Don't tell me that nut wants to horn in." .I I ees wittiaraw From WiL Circuit By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Western International League took another hitch in its girdle Wednesday. The shrinking Class A circuit, once the largest in organized baseball with 10 teams, was down to seven mem bers following the withdrawal Tuesday, of the rVictoria Tyees. Reports were immediately touched off that other clubs in the finan cially hard-pressed league might lollow suit, i However, league president Rob ert Abel emphatically denied that forfeiture of the Victoria fran chise might lead to folding the loop. He said directors will meet in Seattle Friday to work out a schedule for the remainder of the season. f Victoria became the third WIL Giant Coach Has Trouble Selecting Back SALEM W Selection1 of a starting quarterback was Coach Jim Lee Howell's number one problem Wednesday as he pre pared his New .ork Giants for their exhibition football R&me wltll the Los Angeles Jjlams in Portland Sunday. Kowell has four signal callers available. They are Don Heinrich, former All America coliecr:ate from the University of Washington, and Bobby Clatterbuck, bom rookies; Chuck Conerly and Arnie Galiffa. The rest of the backfield ap peared set. Howell named Eddie Price at fullback and Kyle Rote , and Jerb Johnson as starting half backs. Sunday's game will be the first of the season lor the Giants, who opened their training spason here nearly three weeks ago. Nick Pesut and Eddie Murphy. Tri-City opened the scoring in the fourth on a walk, sacrifice and single by Len Tran. who also fig ured in their seventh inning run. He opened with a single, stole sec ond and scored on a double by Bob Moniz. - . Edmonton pushed Wenatchee deeper in the cellar as Jack Wld ner held the Chiefs to six scat tered hits. Doubles by manager Bobby Sturgeon and Don Gigll were the decisive blows off We natchee's Billy Joe Waters as the Eskimos piled up a 3-0 lead in the first two innings. Sturgeon doubled in the first inning and scored on Bob Brown's single. : Waters walked the first two men to face him in the second and. Gigli followed with a run-scoring two-bagger. The loss was the 12th of the year for' the Wenatchee hurler. I The same teams meet again Wednesday night. . . Lewiston at Yakima, Tri-City at Vancouver unci Edmonton at Wenatchee. Sa lem apparently will be sidelined until a new schedule is drawn up, "I'm getring ouf of here loaaed!" The shots above were taken by staff photographer, Don'Kettler, on an afternoon visit to Moore Park. Five of the eight Pacific Coast Leugue managers reside in Cali fornia during the off season. He beat Ed Oliver in a playoff and won 7,000. Sports Continued From Page 11 (earn to take the count this year. Earlier Spokane and Calgary with drew after wallowing in a sea of red Ink shortly after the season got underway. Bob Cox, president of Victoria Baseball and Athletic Club Ltd., said the board of directors had de cided to drop out of the league be cause of financial difficulties. He said there had been "very poor" season. Withdrawal would be effec tive immediately. Cox said. It was known for some time that the Tyees were not in a fa vorable financial position, but Tuesday's announcement came as a complete surprise. Victoria ended play in fifth place, one-half game out of the first division. A game with Salem was canceled Tuesday night. Other contests were played as scheduled. League-leading Lewis ton dumped second place Yakima for, the second night in a row, 11 10, to move 3 V2 games ahead of the Bears. Vancouver rallied to nip Tri-City, 3-2, and Edmonton downed hapless wenatchee, 3-1. Yakima scored eight runs In the first three innings of its game with Lewiston but couldn't hold on for the victory. A double by tlie Broncs' Lawy Barton scored Bob Williams with what proved to be the winning run in the eighth after Lewiston had whittled away at the lead. Barton and Harvey Sto rey paced the winners, each with four for five as the Broncs hopped on Danny Rios and Tom Lovrich for IS hits. Vancouver also had to come from behind to wrap up its game with Tri-City. The Caps, down 2-0 going into the bottom of the sev enth, put together four hits for three runs including doubles by Basin Building Defeats Kaler's Basin Building put a stop to the Winning ways of Kaler's last night In the Midget Softball leRgue, and handed the Kaler team their first defeat of the season, by a close 7-6 count. In the other scheduled game, Superior Troy won a forfeit from the VPW team which has had to forfeit all of their games due to the fact they have been unable to Held a team. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 22-3, Montreal 4-10 Buffalo 5-10, Richmond 0-11 Syracuse 7, Havana 6 INSPECT OLI1 Air-Cooled Offices Why perspire all summer? Some space open upstairs on Main Street. DREWS MANSTORE CALLING ALL WATCHES BACK INTO SERVICE Let's take that watch of yours out of "retire ment" ant) restore it to accurate time keeping service. DALE TEPPER JEWELER Hi So. 8th Ph. 3200 Next To Pelican Theater Us ed Suns BRING IN YOUR USED GUN AND TRADE ON .'ANEW RIFLE OR SHOTGUN! 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