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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1958
American League All-Stars Host labe Ruth Regional Meet
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BABE RUTH CLASSIC Babe Ruth championship teams
from Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Washington, British Colum
bia, and Wyoming will be hosted by Klamath's American
League All-Stars in the Pacific Northwest Regional Babe
Ruth Tournament which will get underway at 4 p.m. Wed
nesday, August 6, at Gem Stadium. The all - important,
five-day, double elimination tourney will decide the team
to represent the Northwest in the coming Babe Ruth
World Series which is to be played in Vancouver, British
Columbia, starting August 18. The American League All
Stars, Klamath Falls' representative in the tourney will be
the host team. Their first test will come at 9 p.m. Wednes
day night as they face Montana. Oregon and British Co
lumbia will open the action Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Idaho and Wyoming will clash in the second game
of the day, beginning at 7 p.m. The All-Stars, pictured in
the group shot above are: sitting, left to right, Dean
Rhoades, Bill Kemnitier, David Stippich, Wally Palmberg,
Phil Owens; bat boy, Danny Allbritton, hoad coach L e n
1,
Weber and assistant coach, John Paxton; second row, left
to right, David Saks, Earl Brinson, Johnny Webb, and Rich
Depew; the back row, left to right, Bert Allbritton, Gary
Bebber, Don Gresdel, Rod Sparlin, Sherm Allen and Marv
in Edwards. At the top of the page, to the left, Rich
Depew (with the bat) is shown with Phil Owens, at right
and Earl Brinson. In the center shot, coach Paxton works
with Don Gresdel. At the upper right are pictured Johnny
Webb at left and Bert Allbritton as they toss a few warm
up pitches. In the dugout shot at the left, Dave Stippich
points out action on the diamond to Gary Bebber. Oppo
site, at right, coach Len Weber instructs Sherm Allen. In
the batting cage at lower left, Billy Kemnitzer takes a few
cuts in hitting practice while at the bottom of the page.
Rod Sparlin, kneeling, Dean Rhoades, standing, left, and
Marvin Edwards, right, watch the proceedings. Tickets
and reservations for the big tournament are presently
available at Babe Ruth headquarters in the Winema Ho
tel or from the Miss Babe Ruth contestants.
Syracuse coach Ben Schwartz-
walder calls center Mike Bill ot
Garden City, N. Y., has most ver
satile football pbyer. Bill played
halfback, end, tackle and guard
before switching to center.
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LL Standings
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.JohnsManville
Park-Moyina
Bob's Union
Car-Ad-Co
Hal's Sport Shop
Wcycr.-Don's
Klamath Kalis Little Leaeue
baseball nears Hie end of ils first
season of play as an authorized
member of the National Associa
tion Monday nisht on Wright Field
as Hal's Sport Shop and Car-Ad-Co
square off on Diamond No. 1,
while Johns-Manville entertains the
Wcyerhaeuser-Don's on Field 2.
Tuesday nicht will wrap up regu-
Midgets Slated
For Local Card
Klamath Falls wrestling and box
ing promoter Buck Pavldson an
nounced this week that ho had
scheduled an August 15 dale with
the wrestling midgets at the old
armory.
Davidson said four midsots and
four top-drawing men grapplers
will be on hand for the late-summer
card.
The four midgets slated to ap
pear here are Ivan the TerriV
Russian, Tiny Roe, Lord I.ittie
brook and (lie bighly regarded
Brown Panther.
Tickets will ec on sale at Dick
Reeder'i in the near future Da
vidson ijvise?l.
DENVER (AP) - The U.S. Air-1
force Academy has brought the
old Indian game, lacrosse, to the
western collese sports scene. As
the first undergraduate team to
play the game in this area, the
Falcons beat the Denver Lacrosse
Club 5-4.
Hollywood Park at lnclewood
Calif., set a one-day attendance
record on May 31, l'.nn. when 72,
186 persons turned out.
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SPOT ADS
are inexpensive
repealed daily Mo
larly scheduled play as Bob's Un
ion Service and Park-Moyina clash
in a single game. Both night s
contests will begin at 6 p.m.
In makeup games played Satur
day morning on the KU grounds.
Car-Ad-Co picked up a pair of
wins as they dumped Park-Moyina
10-9 in the finish of their deep
freeze" game, a carryover from
their last meeting, and then went
on to edge Hal's Sport Shop, 4-3
in six innings, in a rain-interrupted
affair.
As the clubs head into their
last week of play Johns-Manville
has a substantial hold on the num
ber one spot; a loss in their final
game cannot unseat them. The
Tuesday clash between Park-Moyina
and Bob's Union will break
the deadlock for second place. A
win by Car-Ad-Co Monday eve
ning would place the Lumbermen
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in a tie for third place" with the
loser of the P-M, Bob's clash.
The last place Weyerhaeuser
Don's, who . have only recently
come into their own, picked up
their third win of the 1953 season
as they turned back Park-Moyina
9-5 Saturday. The clash with J-M
cannot change their position on the
league ladder.
Cavan, winner of the Belmont
Stakes, began his 3-year-old ca
reer at Laurel, Maryland.
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