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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JUNE 8. 1958 PAGE 8 C HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON HAT TRICKS C"'T 'jjjj no jokb sow ASs, Toys? wtw rj,ip. MWM0 Q -f VtV0" I lwvarr) ' Babe Ruth League Enters Second Week Pecc cams COVWC41. TXSATMSMT 8Y ACK AkTBOCK Eastside Electric M. L. Johnson 10 1.000 Redwings 1 0 1.000 Superior . Troy 1 0 1.000 hiloquin 1 0 l.uw Lakeview Eagles 1 1 .500 Fluhrers 0 1 .uou Tulelake 0 1 .000 Malin 0 1 .000 Lakeview Loggers 0 2 .000 Kalncd Out Balsigers. Gun Store, Henley, Mer nil. and Moose. Downed Seven Times Virgil Akins Wears Welter Crown By HARRY GRAYSON County New York may well NEW YORK (NFAlFnr vears maintain its supremacy and All-Ireland champions in hurling sending combinations to Croke and Gaelic football came to New Park, Dublin, in October to com- Ynrk nn snmothincr In iho nf bat this year's Emerald Island a joyride. The competition couldn't titleholders Wexford in hurling possibly be much. an" uuDiin in luwoau. But now the best on the Old "Too much territory and too Km) are mnneptrannpH anH hv many all-stars," explains Paddy their own guys. Kilkenny was Grace, the one - time Kilkenny smacked in hurling, 30-15, and great right fullback and now the Louth in football. 24-14. bv New club s secretary. York Selected teams. That's like What the stocky, 40-year-old an American football team being Grace means is that when the belted bv a half dozen touchdowns. Micks invade New York it's And Horace Stoneham of the base-1 count v team against All-Ireland ball San Francisco Giants might No fewer than 10 of the 15 New be reminded that 28.325 rooting York Selected hurlers were All- Celts managed to find their way Ireland stars, for example. The to the Polo Grounds. stickouts were Sean O'Meara at1 Not since the first matches in full forward and Goalie Pat Flem mnc b M,. vt.-b ciAa umn in in?, formerly of Tipnerary. the ancient game of hurling. Nev- The handsome, 21 - year - old er before had Manhattan men O'Meara came to New York with ., iu ie f-m iho Jri xnnn. Tionerarv a ye&r ago and, like ....v ..- -- . , ST. LOUIS I Virgil Honey- bear Akins. confident after his vi cious bombing of Vince Martinez for the world welterweight title. eager for a big-payday tight try in both sports. Zimmer's HR Delights Fans so many of his young countrymen ked what he saw. He returned last October to stay as a clerk with an insurance company Kilkennv, All-Ireland finalist 32 times and champion on 14 occa sions, hardly was surprised by the five - foot - eight, 175 - pound O'Meara's three goals and six one- pointers. With Tipperary, he beat The Kilkenny for the Irish crown Got Up Six Times Player Of The Day Hy United Press International Sam Jones, the St. Louis Car dinals' 6-4. mournful-looking right hander, may be the National League's most underrated pitcher, A veteran of five big league seasons he never has won more than 14 games in one year and nis best won-lost record was only 12-9, in 1957. Y'et NL hitters say he's one of the toughest pitchers in the league with former titleholder Carmen Basilio. Man, that fight would be Ideal," Akins said when asked about a match with Basilio. His manager, Eddie Yawitz, echoed: We definitely want Basilio next either in St. Louis or Syracuse, wherever we can draw the best gate." But Basilio, a spectator Fri day night, said his plans are inde finite decendins on wnemcr ne can get a third fight with Sugar Ray Robinson. He admitted thougn, ne is ininK ing about returning to the 147- By United Press International ' LOS ANGELES. (UPI) 'Ine Anffalnc DnHoAre hnnntlll that VPflr 820. hoi had iho Indian tion nn hl Three lormer Galway stalwarts world champion Braves, called on who have been in New York for Sandy Koufax Saturday in the all of six weeks helped the iSe i t.. .,., nniin,,o ihir nn. lented segregation no end. They beaten string of wins against Mil- are Marty Murphy, center half- waukee back; Billy Duffy, center half for- The Dodgers won a thriller Fri- ward; and Pat Egan, left full for- lav niohi J.3 nn Tlnn Zimmer's ward. Brendan and Mike Hennes- homer in 'the bottom of the ninth sy. center fielding brothers were to the delight of 54.639 fans, sec Kerry tandou s unti two . months j , . .-.u .1 . Pat Dowling. right fulloacK, the season "ed UP trouble ,or Cork Sntil w Sj u . ..;. f last year. Norm Allen came here LosTngelct could only shake Ws with the Dublin football team two head .sadly at the Dodgers' HhS,. ZunT'o'Mcara I"8.," ' TnT nne anc BH was a sprinter of note at home, Gibson Wins Crown MANCHESTER, England AF) Althea Gibson of New York de feated Maria Bueno of Brazil 6-1 8-6 Saturday to win the women's s ne es title at the Nortnern Jng- ln hit and Friday nieht he showed land Tennis Championships for why. Big Sam struck out a league the third straignt year. season nigh ot Vi Dauers as ne pitched the Cardinals to a 3-1 vic tory over the Philadelphia Phillies. A native of Stewartsville. Ohio, Sam's chief complaint is they marie the strike zone too small He's been plagued by wildness all his career but he's led the NL in strikeouts twice and currently leads It again with 66 whiffs Should the Cardinals go on to win the pennant it's a safe long- range bet that Sam win De me puv who made the Milwaukee Braves sad. pound class if the money is-right. Truman Gibson, head of the In ternational Boxing Club, was im pressed with the brutal beating the 30-year-old hometown boy gave the handsome Paterson, N.J stylist. 'We have a new champion and it looks like he's going to be a good -one," Gibson said. Martinez was down seven times officially before Referee- Harry Kessler stopped it alter 52 sec onds of 'the fourth round with Vince flat on his back. Kessler raised Akins hand and didn't bother to count Martinez out. I could have counted to 30, Kessler told ringsiders. Slugger Akins had been a 2 to l betting favorite in his hometown but not even his strongest support ers expected such a sharp per formance. The only thing equal about the two fighters was their weight. Each weighted 146H pounds. A crowd of 9.777 which paid $62,810 saw (he end coming after 30 seconds of the firset round. Mar tinez led with the flicking jab, then went down from a left hook to the stomach and a savage overhand right, Vince got up at the count of two. He was through, but didn't know it. - With the crowd roaring. Akins clubbed Vince around the ring and scored two more knockdowns in the first. Martinez went down two other times but Referee Kessler termed one a push-dovyn, the other a sun. Martinez faced certain disaster in the second with a bloody face and wobbly legs but survived. He took a had beating in the third and went down for a nine count early in the fourth before the end Standings W L Pet. 1 0 l.OOO Ruthers return to Conger where the Lakeview Loggers will meet Malin and the Lakeview Eagiei will go against M. L. Johnson. Thursday, back at Gem, th Gun Store faces Henley in the first test and Merrill and Fluhrer'i ' will tangle in the second. The week's activity closes at Conger Field Friday with games scheduled between Eastside Elec tric and M. L. Johnson on Field with Merrill and Fluhrer s busy on Field 2. Because of the recent inclem ent weather, Babe Ruth League ac tion in the first week of play, has been necessarily restricted. The Friday afternoon slate, which was to pit M. L. Johnson against Henley, and tne Keowings against Balsigers was called when the showers failed to stop, leaving Conger Field too wet for play. At the conclusion of the week nine teams had played only one ame. five hadn t played at ail and only two teams, both from Lakeview, had finished two. The league swings Into its sec ond week this afternoon as two teams head for Lakeview and a doubleheadcr and two more are off for a twin bill at Chiloquin. Balsigers are slated to face the Lakeview Eagles while Merrill1 will tangle with the Lakeview Log gers, today while at umioquin tne Gun Store nine will square off against the Fluhrcr's team, and the Moose squad will compete op posite the Chiloquin diamond-oust- nrs. On Monday at Conger Held the Redwings will clash with Fluhrer's and Superior Troy will match bats with Henley. Tuesday at Gem Stadium the Gun Store and the Moose will open the bill and in the second game of the evening Tulelake will play Shastan Lands Record Trout MOUNT SHASTA William Da- . vis. of Mount Shasta, Tuesday, May 3, caught the .oldest brook trout ever recorded anywhere, any . time. It was taken from Castle Lake. Its age was 11 years, and -its length was but 11 Inches. The unusual trout was identified . by Joseph H. Wales, California , Fish and Game biologist. It was ; one of a planting of fingerlings re- leased in the lake during tne spring of 1947. Identification was . by a clipped fin. Wales staled that competition tor food at the time of planting was . so heavy that none of the fish , attained normal size. The largest -ever taken from that lot measured " but a foot in length. More Sports On Pqge 4-C came. "He had a ton of guts," Akins Balsigers. said. I Wednesday will see the Babe TOWN & COUNTRY. Sporting Goods Open Every Sunday - 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. '..-. and nlhers run almost without res- start - - , . j. , nj pue on a iieiu iw joiua ius 80 wide throughout two 30-minute halfs. you wondered if maybe .? . hurline wasn't the answer to the It looked shortaSe ot Irish baseba" "'TO' It lOOKCO ih-u nlov nn finds ""-J They hit the ball, about the size Warns Dusters named Lew. Burdette against Koufax. TIGHT BATTLE Friday s game kept the huge crowd glued in- their seats as score was uea '"".""" in Ireland until Zimmer took matters into "J his own hands. , nH m..h sofler than a base- The chunky little snortstop. nis . . ...,u i,,i - am usual wad of tobacco in ms cneeK. i . , H k f h while run- slammed a 2-1 pitch off reliefer , t (u They aU have Don McMahon over, the short.left . ...h hitter , asked Pad. field screen and there was the . r h , the possibility of ball game. conducting a baseball school in Until that hit, veteran outfielder land 8 Carl Furillo and rookie third ..K snould be heid j a pr0vin baseman. Dick Gray had been . , , Kilkenny. 75 miles the heroes for the Dodgers. . west Dublin," he said. "There rillo had four hits in four times mm hmeTS between the at bat. inc uding .his sixth homer t n onH in in Ireland. Manv of the year, and Gray's triple in Louid .urn out for a baseball tne eifinin IIL-U UU uic wmw, Ctmnl while his fielding drew cneers ,.0ne ,ning JU guarantee 1 from the crowd. . they'll hit the ball.- And they McMahon. although he pitched .u.m -,y, t for hurline only two-thirds of an inning, suf- js e art 0 e hands." fered the loss while reliefer Clem Wel ynu general manager of Labine. who hurled a single inn- baseball have-nots, what are you ine. was the winner. Marling Uaiiinit for? nilnhers. Don Drvslale and boo im manv other things. base- Rush, left the game in the eighth ball has totally neglected Ireland after a bitter duel. since Roger Bresnahan came out BRAVES HITS . 0f Tralee. Milwaukee had its snare oi ex tra hase hits too. Bill Brulon tripled in the third but tailed "ki D.,.. score while shortstop Johnny Lo- IVlalOr Dlddb nan rinnh pd in the fifth and came home on Bruton's single. The game was marred by tne rnllisinn of Dodeer second Base man Charley Neal and Brave CHICAGO (UPI) 'lhe major first baseman Frank Torre in the leagues cracked down today niohth which knocked both un- hpanhall Ditchers nnsrinus. Neither suffered ser- siartine with today's schedule, Inus n urv. altnougn lorreu Ditcher will draw an automatic emerged with 'a bruised chin. $50 fine it he is warned by the The Dodgers nao won two umpire against intentionally Bin.pt from the Braves at Mil- throwing at the batter. waukee and last night s win was jf sucn a pitch is repeated, the their third straight over the world pitcher will be tossed out of the champions. game and oe name to iunner une Inr susDension. accoroing to me iudirment of the league president The new reeu anon was irameu by Presidents Warren Giles 01 lhe National League and William Harridge of the American League SEATTLE, lAfl snipping "IK . ,." nl .tlr 7," wVewAhheinelaora1ta'betl,er; " h of "' Snts crowed irop cianueu me v I motorooai speea recoru iui mc EH... rarsince,lSy' USAC Reinstates Entrop. a swing shift employe at Boeing Airplane Co.; became the second man ever to travel faster than 100 m.p.h. in an out board. The other was Massimo ltn di Priolo of Italy, who set thn recoenized record of 100.3 m.p.h. in 1936. Di Priolo's engine was a super charged 160 horsepower, four nripr iob. Entrop used a standard production model Merc ury outboard of 60 horsepower. Entrop reached his best speed In his first run over the kilometer r avpraeine 109.120 m.p.h. On the return trip he was clocked mi tns 522. His average, which will be proposed for recognition as world mark, was 107.821. Double Plays Beat Packers By United Press International The Salinas Packers attempted In hreak out of their eight- game losing streak Saturday night when they met the high-flying Vis alia Redlegs in a California League contest. The Redlegs came up with five double plays Friday night to hand lhe. Packers an 8-6 oeieai ana tu 514 cames in front of sec ond-place Fresno. The loss shoved the losers into the cellar, 12 1 games out of first. SYasnn trounced Las Vegas, la- Stockton shaded Bakersneio, in to innines. and Reno de feated Modesto. 5-3. in other games. Winning pitcher Al Spearman cinclnri home the deciding run at Stockton to give the Ports their victory over Bakersneio. Fresno's Tom Fitzgerald scat tered nine hits and struck out five while picking up his suttn vic tory aeainst five defeats. He aid ed his own cause with a triple anH twn sineles. Bourbon Wheeler singled home the deciding run at Reno to win his own game and pull the Silver Sox out of the basement and into seventh place. Outboard Hits 107 Miles Per Driver Elision INDIANAPOLIS (VP!) The United States Auto Club, the nil ine bodv for American race dnv ers, reinstated driver ca cusian Friday night after a one-nour session. Duane Carter, the LSAC direc tor of competition, suspended Eli sian for a "series of errors short- ly after the tragic crash on the rst lap of the Memorial Day 500 mile race at Indianapolis Speed way. 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