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PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAM.S, OREGON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24, 1953 Waldorf Faces Year With Green Gridders BERKELEY, Calif. IUP-Coarh Lynn Waldorf of California is ofi the spot HI long last as he pre pares for a 1935 (jrind u-iih a green squad which has been snipped of the masterful throwing arm of Paul Lar.son. It certainly Is the most Inex perienced group I've rnd since I rame hero in 1947." Waldorf rum bles as he noies that Man Hazel tln, the ureal Bear center, also ha graduated. Howeicr. this 1 Subs Remain Undefeated In Men's Playoffs Suburban maintained thplr role its favoritrs in the Klamath Falls Men's Soflball Playoffs at Grin Stadium Tuesday night, whipping th VFW entry by a close 3-2 count. In thft other Rame played under the stadium lights, Harry's Armory Fountain Tavern was eliminated from further playoff action when they dropped a 15-7 decision to the Elks. Thursday nieht (he playoff will continue as the Vets tangle with the Elks In the preliminary game to the Arizona Rambler-Oakridfte Loegerette exhibition women's sofi ball game. Both teams have al ready absorbed one defeat and an orher would eliminate them from the post-season play. Three home runs for the Elks help the fraternal team from Mumbling, along with eipht Har ry's errors. Clinton Armstrong. Warren Bunyan and Hex Youn? each clouted homers. Lou Taucher and Harry Silk hit four-masters for the losers. In Die second game played, Sub urban kept their undefeated status -by nipping the Vets as Gus Oesl--vang bested Dale Himclwright in a pitcher's battle. 1 Both teams collected Just four hits apiece, but two of Suburban' blows were homers, one by Roy Harris and the other by Corky Btuevens Harris' blast was un doubtedly the longest hit collected by a fioflbnller in Gem Stadium. The ball sailed 350 feet and against the tadlum fence. Shortscorcs: n it I-; Suburban 3 4 3 VFW 2 4 5 Gcstvang rid Carrier; Himel wrlgm and Flocchlnl, It !! F. Elks IS 17 1 Harry's 7 11 8 Bunyan and Young; Richardson and Taucher. Indians Lose Doby CLEVELAND, Ohio I UP I Hard hitting outfielder Larry Doby was loit lo the 'C'cvcHnri Indent" to day (or an Indefinite period be cause of a pulled Ick muscle. Doby suffered the Injury In Ihe Zourlh Inning of Tuesday rlRhf's 8-3 loss to the Boston Bed Sox as he raced home to acorn on Billy Goodman's error, To replace him In cenler field, Al Smith moved from right, field lo center, first , baseman Vic Wertz went lo right, and Ferris Tain played first. I (o M ',) ti fir thii IrtJfmark an Wiry Old Sunny Bfk Uhtl. enjoy whiskey Chccrfui as its Name" KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY '2" s4". 4 0U) iUN.1T tytCOK Cfl, 0(, Of WW a well br. lanced club and I don't think we'll do too bad." Waldorf agrees that the schedule looks easier than last yeir's mur derous alfalr which saw hi Bears flung au'ain.u niivluy Oklahoma. Ohio Sta'.e and UCLA In one sea ron. UCLA slid in on the menu but this tail's inlersectionals are with such unier outfits as Ping, burgh, Illinois and Pennsylvania. : BALL PACKERS The Bear. will have to male ip for Larson's aosenre by .sticking i more to the ground and Waldorf ; ppeais to have plenty of material in thai department. i Jerry Drew, who averaged 9.9 a cany Inst year, is in line lor: the fullback spot although he may have tiotible keeping it from Stce Dimeff who holds the edge in block- ; iw,' and Imebuckmii. There is belter lhan a vera ire cpceri at the halfbacks with John ny Wilson nid Ted Granpfr re-' turning. Both were starters at va-1 riotis times last year. Tom Krpmnr J mav or may not be back tn beef ; I up the situation if he can get past i his MrholasMc difficulties. ! I Some luckv non-lcltei in:ui Is in. lint for Larson's a'sit-nmcnt at , quarterback. Th? inside line'; cr.m? to brloii!,' to Mike Caev.- i who le.iris in v;i.-;ity experience. i But On' Gianlulis. last year s , Fro.h ouTtterirck. might be in there come Sept. 17. LACK UKPTII I 'J he ends are snlid but lack depth Jim Carmichncl. who was i Ihird in pass receiving last year . as Larson's batterymnte, has the 1 call at right end and Bill Villotin. a converted back, may eoue out Ed Brandt at left end. A bad hole was lorn In the tackle brigade when Harry Ghil- arriucci was pronounced unfit to olay after undergoing an eye oper- - rttlon. While Bob Oliver returns to j work on the left -side. Don Tron- stein, a Junior lettcrman, and Rav Young, up from the Ramblers, will vie for (ihilarducni's position. Don Gilkey and Nick Poppin are two seasoned guards but there is no one to backstop them. Center also is a plum for some non lettermen. Don Mitchell and Frank Mnttarooci are likely cmdidates, although MUchell is wenli on de fense and Mallaroccl short on ex perience. Tne schedule'. Sept. 17 At Pittsburgh Sept. 24 Illinois Oct. 1 Pennsylvania Oct. 8 Washington Slate Oct. 15 Oregon at Portland Cel. :2 Southern California Oct 29 At UCLA Nov. 5 Washington Nov. 12 Oregon Stiite Nov. 19 At Stanford cui on uh ;Hnr STOP PISTON SLAP K 1VI OAS RISTOII COMMISSI OH X Smith Auto 919 Klamath j.no nymooi or Hne Kentucky wniBney since x obf JL the that's 5 Qt. pi Sunny Brook. I) RANI) KENTUCKY MUSKEY-A BLINfr TTt , I Qui Stm-rBROon fowan I UMIMUl, HEI1UCKP 41K P15IlUJ2i tm COST, LDUJBJKr, 16 By THK ASSOl'l vrKD I'BKS AMi:l:i A.N I.KMiVf. w u rn. cit China';o 47 .612 New York Cleveland Bo ilon Detroit Kansa t City Washington Ail 49 51 60 74 77 .610 .602 1 .532 3'. .512 12 .403 25 .353 31 .311 35 Baltimoie HI Tiii-iia v' R'ill Chicago ti-3. Baltimore 2-10 Boston 8, Cleveland 3 Detroit 7, New York 2 staiuas City 4, Washington 3 NATIONAL MOAGI K W GB Brooklyn Milwaukee New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis 79 tifl 64 tH 61 5!) 53 46 .651 .552 12 .525 15 "i .512 17 .438 20 .4H1 23 .438 26 .374 34 Pittsrjui'h ruesd.iy's Result Brooklyn b, Chicago 4 St. Louis 2. New York 1 Philadelphia 4. Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 2. Cincinnati I PACIFIC COAST LFAGI'K V L I'ct. 1B Seattle 84 64 .568 HoIlWOOd 80 68 .541 4 San Diego 79 70 .550 5' Portland 75 70 .517 7' .1 Los Anteles 74 74 .500 10 ISncranicnto 68 31 .456 lfi'U San FranciiCO 67 83 .447 !8 I Oakland 66 A't .443 IUK Tuesday's Results J OaKland 5. San Diego 3 Los Anaeles 4. Sacramento 3 Portland 2, Hollywood 0 Seattle 5-2, -San Francisco 4-3 NORTHWEST LKAOTK W L Pe t. GB 29 18 .617 27 21 .5ff3 21'. 24 24 .500 5':, 25 25 .500 ft"i 24 25 .4 AO 6 22 30 .423 f)' 21 29 .420 Eugene Wcnntchce Lewisi o'i Salem Tri-Citv Yakima Spoknne Tuesday Results Rugene 3. Salem 1 Wenatchee 9. 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