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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. Al'GUST 25. 19o3 Time Out raves UZ2 Mm MS; K lop m Hubs 6-5 Win Paced By Lmdersncsn, Burke Mount ihasta s Seals ol Ihciand a fielding error on the part Northern California league wi.sh of Seal shortstop Hick Palfini pro- tne hubs with their live they had never met Floyd Linder- vided man ana jerry butkc, a pair ol iuns narri-to-get Klamath hubs. It was Lintlerman and Hurke who paced the Klamath Kails team to a 5-3 win over Mount Shasta last weekend in a "clinch er" for the Northern California: the plate. D'Olivo blanked the Shasta nine until the lifth innina when sin gles by Monk Gasperi and Hob Lawary and two Klamath Kalis errors allowed two runs to cross By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL I.EAGIE League championship during res ular season play. And it was the same two Kubs who came through at the right times Sunday after noon at Gem Stadium as the Kubs edged the Seals 7 6 in 11 in nings' of the first game of the annual President's Cup playoff. liurKc singled home manager Irv Whitl with Ihe winning run Sunday afternoon lo give the Kubs Ihc narrow one-run victory and put them one up on .Mount Shasta in Ihc post-season playoffs. A week ago. Linderman and Burke both hud a pair o! HBIs to lead the 5-3 Klamath Kalis win Sunday, Burke drove three more runs across including the game's winning tally and Linderman pushed across two. In all, Ihe Burke-Linderman combination ha accounted for nine of I lie 12 Klam ath runs scored against the Seals in two weeks. Big Dave D'Olivo, Southern Ore gon College's ace moundsman, re lumed to lop lorn Sunday as he pitched tile entire 11 innings. D'Oli vo was tagged tor 12 scattered hits, but he si ruck out eight and walked only one to earn the vic tory over Mount Shasta's Hob Lawary, who gave up II hils, struck out six and walked eight. Klamath scored once in Ihe lirst and five times in the third as Ihe Kubs pushed ahead of Mount Shasta li-0. In he opening inning. Dorm Martin sored after being I safe on a fielder's choice play and scored on Linderman s don blc. In Ihe third, lour straight base on balls, Linderman s sacri fice fly, Burke's two-run single Milwaukee San Krancisco Pittsburgh Los Angeles St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia ... Chicago The Seals closed the score to a 6-5 margin with three runs in the eighth then tied the count at 6-all with a single tally in the top of th ninth inning. Dick Berenson singled and scored on Bob Pool inetti's single to send the name into extra innings. Klamath threatened in Ihc ninth and 10th innings, but could' not score. In the ninth Iwo run-! ners were on. In the loth. Klam ath had base runners on first and third with two out, but Lawary pitched himself out of the jam by getting Hon Conner on strikes In Ihc 11th inning. wasn't so lucky. Whitt opened the inning with a single. Martin flew out to rightfield for Ihe lirst out. Then Linderman came through with a single advancing Whitt and mime arove irv noine with the:yashin"ton game s winning run wnn only one out. Burke had three hits in six at bats lo pace Ihe Kubs' hilling Linderman, Whitl and Donn Tail cher all had a pair of hits. Kor Ihe Seals, Monk Gasperi had three nils wilh Hollie Brooks and Pal fini each getting two. Next Sunday, Klamath Kails goes lo Mount Shasta for the second game in Ihc best of three playoff, while" Weed travels lo Vrcka. W. L. Pel. G.B. 72 51 .585 64 57 .52!) 7 65 511 .528 7 5!) 62 .488 12 5! 611 .484 12'i 58 66 .468 14'-. 56 64 .467 14'3 57 6!) .452 16'i Sunday Results Philadelphia 1.1-5. Chicago '2nd game 8 innings I Pittsburgh 8-8, St. Louis 4-12 Milwaukee 8, San Krancisco '10 innings' Cincinnati 6, Los Angeles 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE Giants Beaten 8-5; Tigers, Yanks Split City, winning the opener. 14-3, and the ll-inning linalc, 3-2; Baltimore defeated Chicago, 5-2, and Cleve land walloped Washington, 9-1. Reds 6, Dodgers 5 Ilobinson's game-winning homer against Ihe Dodgers was his 26lh Yew Yrirlc Lawary Chicago 1 Boston Baltimore .... Detroit Cleveland .. Kansas City Boston 14-3 2nd game 11 Detroit 8-2. Cleveland U, Baltimore 5, 21) Crocker Claims Women's Match WATERLOO, Iowa UPI Veteran Kuy Crocker of Monte video, Uruguay, today pocketed first place money of $1,313 follow ing her easy III - stroke victory in the Waterloo women's goif tournament. Miss Crocker, at 41 the oldest jMuiinl Simula woman pro on the circuit, gavel Kla"'h Fail! her younger compel Mors a lesson I Su,m,iry. jii sieauy snowing Sunday as sue :m -non- lired a 74 despite high winds lo M'" Boxscore: Mounl ShmlK Pnlflnl. as Hi'miNon, c llroitkN. rf W. 1.. Pet. G.B. 78 47 .624 ' 65 58 .528 12 63 5!) .516 13'i 5!l 62 .488 17 5'J 63 .484 17'4 S9 65 .476 18'-,! 57 66 .4ii3 20 . 51 71 .418 25'i lay Results I, Kansas City 3-2 innings' New York 3 3 Washinglon Chicago 2 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Kiulish. :ib I'niillnoltl. rf Moorr. II) Cottinl. lib Print. 26 riiispprl. If l.HWniy, p Total. Phoenix San Diego Vancouver Portland Salt Lake Cily Spokane Sacramento AB-II R-lll O-A F-Co-.tiln ('J Sunday's Results i' Portland 2-2, Spokane 0-6 ' ; Vancouver 3-0. San Diego 2-1 "j Phoenix 2-1, Salt Lake Cily 0-7 o Seattle 8-0. Sacramento 01 s-2 o-o 80 78 75 68 66 62 62 5!) GB .584 .569 2 .543 5'i .4113 I2'2 .478 14' i .456 17'i .449 I8i .428 21'j United Press International Hank Aaron, still swinging Ihe bat that made .Milwaukee lamous, had the Giants crying in their beer today and the Braves whet ling their appetite again for some more of that tasty World Series champagne. Aaron, vou mav recall belted 01 lne -vcar and can,e " ex-tcam-the two-run home'r that clinched rmate Jchn"y Klippstein. Milwaukee's lirst National League, n n o r J a in pennant last Sept. 23. DUCS 8-8, Cards 4-12 Bob Friend gained his 17th vic tory for the Pirates in their open er with the Cards although he needed help from Hoy Face in the eighth. In the nightcap, Stan Mu sial's pinch single started a five run rally in the eighth inning that brought reliever Jim Brosnan his ninth victory. And Sunday he came up wilh another two-run homer, his 28th, in the 10th inning against San i-iuiiiiM-u uiai ueai ine secona- 8.3 piace uiants, j, and sent them lumnnng seven games behind the Braves. Braves 8, Giants 5 Aaron's wallop gave Alilwauk.ee Ihe jump in the opener ot a five game series against the Giants and even cautious Fred Haney conceded, "It was a big one to win." Aaron hit his homer off Al Worthington following Eddie Ma thews' single. That broke a 5-5 tie and the Braves added another run in the loth on Joe Adcock's dou blc and Johnny Logan's single. - - - - pzx. , jzitr ted; Eastern Stars Win Elks Game BAKER ii The Eastern all - running attack and scored Iwo stars broke open a 7-7 tie to romp touchdowns. over Central Oregon, 26-7, in the fifth annual Elks benefit footba game here Saturday night. -Touchdowns Anderson (2, East Central East scoring: 7 6 6 726 7 0007 Central scored first, but therplunge'; Hawley 2 'l, clunge. East tied it with a touchdown intPlunge'; Keller '42. pass from An. the first period. Then East scored. a touchdown in each of the 'Good grief, I'll have to fall back on a description of the game! Someone swiped the statistics book!" maining periods. Frank Hawley. halfback from Vale, led the East dersoni: Conversions Hawley run', Zimmer. Central scoring: Touchdowns Tyler '4, plunge); Conversons Benson. o-o H-n 2-0 o-a 4-:t l-i ill 4-1 0-0 .VI 4I-13 2-0 ' 0 l-O 111 Hli Conner, Milli-r. rf Whitl. rf Mlirlin, l.iiKltTmnn Burke. :lh iHichrr. f lliinxim, lr. Kelly, c ll'olivo, p ioUU AII-II II-III O-A K 4-0 l-o ,v:i 2-0 i.n i-o 2-2 l-O tl-0 sn 2-0 :i-7 4 2 0 2 l-O NORTHWEST LEAGUE 4- 2 5- l .VI Yakima Wenalchee o Lewiston Eugene Tri-Cily Salem W. 38 34 33 29 27 17 Pet. .655 .586 4 .569 5 .475 10' .450 12 .279 22' GB Sunday's Results Wenalchee 2-0, Yakima 1-2 Lewiston 8-5. Tri-Cily 2-3 Salem 2-5, Eugene i-4 2B- -Monrff, LlnnVrmiin. - Hrooks. Cnlllnl. cl.is- 2, Wliill. Sue Cnltini. I,inilit- finish W illi a In, i in. rl,. i-n-i,- mil '"" '""-Pi'" I" D Olivn. Left III11SI1 Willi a IWO-llliaei-par jm. IIkh.- Mount Sh.Lslii in. Klanimh Kunneriip was Beverly llansonl1''"11 " J?"'.M ''"'"''. nor who shot a 75 lo wind up will, a Vr.'n ?rD'bt,V",i 72-llole total Of 2!H. SO by Lnwiir.v II. Doliyo 8. HU m . r . i - , .,, ,. , , , otl-l.awary II. IVOlivn 1, lilts off lied for third wilh 297 totals Lawary n, oniivo 12 itun, nil wore Marlcnc Bauer Haggc and '-' ' d-omvo . winner -d ou. Phyllis Otto Germaine. nd nt"' "y- Vm""'-a"'"""- SIGN BONUS PLAYER CLE.MSON. S. C. 'UPD-Herb Bernelle. Clemson College sopho more 110111 Hnstol, Tenn., has signed wilh Ihe Cincinnati Red legs for a "sizable bonus." He I finish out the current season with the Hedlegs' Geneva, N. Y farm club in the Class D New ork-Penn League. Frank Ilobinson's Iwo-run horn er in Ihc ninth powered (lie lied !' gs to a 6-5 victory over the Dodgers, Pittsburgh won the open er 01 a aoumcneader, 8-4. and St. Louis gained a split by taking the nignicap. 12-0. ine Phillies swept a aoumcneader irom the Cubs, 13-8 and 5-3. with (he second game mimed to eight innings because ol darkness. The Yankees stretched their lead lo 12 games in the Ameri can League even though they split a aounieneaaer with the Tigers I-rank I.ary beat the Yankees for Ihe sixth lime this season in the opener, 8-3. but the league-leaders won the nightcap, 3-2. on Norm Siebern's ninth-inning homer. Bos- Ion swept a Iwin-hill from Kansas NCAA Athletic Leaders Gather I'M J$ffl ondOld UV -'' B.oppobl m MM v" 6.70 xlS Black Tub Typ 15-Inch an New 14-Inch Sizes TRIPlt GUARDED Yi I. All Nylon Cord body for greolett protection agomit blow oult caused by htat. 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Ihe occasion was the National tollegialc Athletic Associationiti,,,,,, t ;nhi ha Vnnloronr'O of fnnfamnr.ne " 1 . . prcsenlalives were conference commissioners, athlelic directors and coaches. Walter fivers. NCAA executive director, said Ihe group had no legislative power, but would re view trends in college athletic policies and practice and try lo develop some common thinking. Phils 13-5, Cubs 8-3 Kd Houchee and Wally Post led Ihe Phils lo their sweep over the Liios. liouchee hit a grand-slam homer in the opener and a bases empty homer in the second game while Post tripled in the opener and doubled in the nichtcan to unve in a lotal ol live runs. Tigers 8-2, NY 3-3 Lary's victory over Ihe Yankees in the opener made him the first pitcher to defeat them six times in a single season since Dizzy Trout and Hal Newhouser of De troit both accomplished the feat in 1944. 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