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    WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 25. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
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BERN, Switzerland Wl Russia
unveils today the results of two
years of dedicated, almost mili
tary-like drive to rival the United
R
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lit
r Slates as the dominating world
power in the 1956 Olympic track
t and field games. ,
' The scene is Neufeld Stadium
site of the five-day European
Athletic Championships, to wru
MS track and field st3rs from 28
countries have been drawn.
The Soviet Union will field
; ftam ot 74 men and women. The
r men appear almost certain of
, three championship?. The women
actually may run off with every
title and should place one, two,
', three in many.
But the greatest Interest of
Western onlookers centers not so
much on .well-known . . individual
Soviet stars as on the Russian
depth in every event.
A country may enter only two in
each event and Russia looks .pow
erful enough to place high in every
, one of the 24 contests, which in
clude two walks and two relays.
To Russians, athletics have a
political tinge and "outstripping
the capitalist world has its place
on the cinder track as well as in
the tractor factory." .
These European championships
could turn into an Iron Curtain
triumph in sports.
Czechoslovakia is bringing a
squad headed by the great Emil
Zatopek, world record holder in
the 5,000 and 10.000 meters as well
as a host of other distances. His
compatriot Jiri Skoblif is a strong
favorite to win the shot put.
The Hungarians stand an excel
lent chance of winning the ham
mer with Olympic champion Jo
seph Csermark, the discus with
Ferenc Klic and the broad Jump
with Odan Foldessy. Their 1.500
nian Sandor Rharos could upset
Britain's four-minute miler Roger
Bannister.
Poland's Janusz Sitlo Is the
choice in the javelin. The Rus
sian trio of Leonid Shcheroakov in
the hop, step and jump, Yurll
Litucv in the 400 meters and Vasi
li Kuznetsov In the decathlon are
almost sure favorites. Other Rus
sian victories are possible in the
100 and 200-meter dashes, 400-meter
run, 110-meter hurdles, pole
vault and 3, 000-metcr steeple
chase. PICKLED MINNIE Minnie
Minoso of the White Sox takes
oft like a sprinter, with Yankee
Gerry Coleman, plus ball, Tight
behind him. Minnie got caught
in this pickle when he tried to
steal second, found ball there
before him and tried to retrace
his steps to first. (NEA)
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By GAVLE TALBOT
NEW YORK (PI Ezzard
Charles never has been a man who
felt at ease n the company of
boxing writers. While trying to In
terview the big Negro fighter
one always has had the feeling
that he was holding himself tightly
in check, saying as little as he
could without actually offending
those who were probing his
thoughts.
This has been understandable to
some extent, for Ezzard has been
given some rough goings-over on
the sports pages from time to
time for his failure to fight up to
expectations. These have hurl
him, for he is a more intelligent
and sensitive fighter than some,
and his reaction has been to clam
up except in the presence of cer
tain intimates.
It is from one of. these that we
Lave received a report on what
the challenger is thinking . as he
trains for his . second shot at
Rocky Marciano Sept. 15 in Yan
kee Stadium. This is what Ez said
to his friend:
"I feel great, better than the last
lime. You've either got it or you
haven't. I had it the last time but
I didn't use enough of it. I oidn't
take advantage of the breaks. When
I hurt him I iet him get away. It
will be different this time.
"I've made up my mind it won't
go 15 rounds. I've never made pre
dictions or boasted about what I
could do in the ring, as you know.
I was confident I could beat him
the last time, and now I'm more
confident I can knock him out. .
"Always before there was loo
much time. Time heals, but it can
kill too. When Joe Walcott took my
title away in Pittsburgh in 1951 I
wanted to get right back at him.
but Joe Wide me wait almost a
year. - Have you ever waited for
something, not knowing wnether
li s ever coming oil? wnn joe,
there was no telling. Anyway. I
waited and worried too much, and
bv the time I fought him again I
v:as like an amateur. I had no
zing, no pep. . . .
"Finally I got my fight with
Marciano. It was one of my best,
and even if they gave him the de
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CLAYTON HANNON, Sports
cision I have no excuses. I still
think I won it. But if I had fought
him in Feburary or March instead
of June I would have knocked him
cut.
"When we signed right back for
September I was the happiest I've
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B.V THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Damp weather cooled off the red
hot pennant race in the Western
International League Tuesday
night. Games between front-running
Lewlston and Yakima, and
Vancouver and Edmonton were
postponed because of rain.
Salem, however, got in another
lick and' nudged closer to the
league lead by topping Tri-Clty,
9-4 in 11 innings at Kennewick.
The uin moved the Senators with
in four percentage points of Lew
lston. With less than two weeks to go
in the pennant chase Yakima and
Salem trail the Broncs by only
one game each, Vancouver is two
games off the pace' and Edmon
ton 4 "4.
Salem scored five runs In the
yth inning Tuesday night to beat
Tri-Clty after throwing the game
into overtime with a freak triple
play in (he ninth.
The triple killing came with the
Braves Vic Buccola on second and
Len Tran on first.
Artie Wilson hit a lowliner fly
caught bi Don Kellogg at third.
Both runners thought the ball was
trapped, however, and were off
and running. Kellogg pegged to
second but the throw was wide
and went into right field. Right
fielder Mel Krause, who also
thought the ball was trapped, peg
ged home trying to get Buccola.
Second baseman Olenn Tuckett
called for the ball, touched sec
end and Buccola was called out,
then Tuckett threw to first where
Tran was thumbed out.
Tri-Clty had men in scoring posi
tions in the ' eighth, ninth, tenth
and eleventh innings but couldn't
get them across.
Wednesday's schedule calls for
Edmonton at Vancouver, Salem at
Trl-City and Yakima at Lewlston.
Fishermen near Whitefish, Mont.;
hooked a fish with a coat of fur.
Investigation revealed a taxider-;
mist with a flair Jgr practical
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Tight
time now for anything except the
fight. Time won't Kill me and it
won't divert me. My mind is made
up and there's no time to change
it.
"I'm working for only one kind
of fight. I'll either knock him out
or get flattened trying. I know now
I can match my punch with his.
My left hook is as good as his. I
will set him up with a left hook
and he's an easy target for a
straight right.
"You only make mistakes when
you're too cautious. I have n o
more time for caution. This is my
last chance and I know it."
Graham's Name
Missing From
Ring Ratings
NEW YORK W For the first
time in years, the name of Billy
Graham is missing from the top
ten of boxing's welterweight di
vision. The 31-year-cld veteran of over
100 pro fights was dropped from
the 147-pound division's elite in the
latest Ring Magazine's ratings, re
leased Wednesday, as the result of
his loss to unheralded and oft
beaten Chris Christensen of Den
mark. In another welterweight change,
Johnny Saxton, who meeU cham
pion Kid Gavtlan in a title fiRht In
Philadelphia, Sept. 1, was dropped
from fourth to sixth because he
was held to a draw by Johnny
Lombardo In a tuneup bout.
Harold Johnson of Philadelphia
held on to his No. 1 contender's
post in the light heavyweight di
vision because of his good scrap
with champion Archie Moore but
middleweight Rocky Castellan.,
who was outclassed by champion
Hobo Olson, fell from No. 1 In No.
2. Joev Giardello of Philadelphia
was moved up into the top con
tender's position.
Among the lightweights. New Or
leans' Ralph Dupas advanced from
third to second while Cuba's Or
lundo Zulueta fell from second to
third. ' '
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W L Pet. GB
New York 77 44 .636
Brooklyn ." 74 49 .602' 4
Milwaukee (t 51 .575 71'.
Philadelphia 58 62 .483 18 14
Cincinnati - 59 65 .476 19'-.
St. Louis 5B 64 47s lai.;
Chicago 48 75 .380 30
Pittsburgh 45 78 .306 33
Tuesday's Schedule
Npw York 5. nhipnon 1
Milwaukee 5, Philadelphia 1
Brooklyn 12, Cincinnati 4
Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 7 '
AMERICAN LEAGl'K
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Cleveland 88 35 .715
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San Diego A. Oakland 0
San Francisco 1. Portland 0
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Salem 28 19 .596 1
Yakima 31 22 .585 1
Vancouver 26 19 .578 2
Edmonton 26 24 .520 4'-i
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Edmonton at Vancouver, post
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nv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .
BATTING Willie Mays, New
York Giants, hit two triples and a
double in New York's (-1 victory
over Chicago.
PITCHINO Jack Harshman,
Chicago White Sox, pitched his
fourth shutout, limiting Washing.
ton to four hits in a 4-0 triumph.
He struck out 10,
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Track Manager Jack Luis and
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ing Association have scheduled a
special night of racing this Fri
day evening, and have -Designated
it as "Sam Neslin Night" at Oem
Speedway.
Neslin, who has been track man
ager of the local speedway for the
past three years, is moving to
Spokane to go into business and
has had to give up his position as
"boss man of the hardtop rac
ing program here.
All of the drivers are expected
to be on hand for this special
event. Including some of the Cali
fornia drivers who have been bat
tling with the local hardtoppers
for top prize money this year.
. For this evening only, the ad
mission prices will take a drop.
Children under six will be ad
mitted free, from seven to 16
years of age will be charged 60
cents, and adults will be admitted
for $1.00. These prices are Just for
the special Friday evening show.
The special night for the ex
track manager and downtown bus
iness mail, will include a full rac
ing schedule, with an added at
traction if time allow, according
to Lulz.
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piece alone; with the usual four
lap trophy dash will start the pro
gram, while the final heat, C
race, B-maln and A-main will
round out the nine event hardtop
show. ,
One Northwest
Golfer Victor
In First Round
DETROIT Iffi How Pacific
Northwest entries fared in the Na
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hero Tuesday;
Ray Weston Jr., Spokane, de
feated James McCluskey, Ingle
wood, Calif., 3 and 2. .
Richard Price, Longview, lost to
Dick Whiting, Royal Oak, Mich.,
on the 20th. .
Erv Parent. Seattle, lost to John
Culp Jr., Kendallvllle, Ind., 6 and
3.
Bruce Cudd. Portland, lost to
W. E. Holt, Birmingham, Mich.,
3 and 2.
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