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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Stindav. .Tulv 12. IflSO PAGE 1 B ...Vvl DllnlP II niTCl1 DHKIXO n DM CO .. wivut rrvrr Yours truly has been looking forward to Tuesday, July 14, for a long time. Of course I didn't learn until just last week that this was the day I have been looking for . . . but It is. . At 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Mills Little League Park will host 180 Little Leaguers in a twinbill following dedication cere monies. Exactly one year and 14 days ago come Tuesday-1 made a promise that I would wear a heard until we turned the first shove lul ol din In the construction of a regulation Little League Hall Park. The first was turnrd tlx weeks I ago ... I shaved . . . and turned I the reins over to Charlie Bane of Bend-Portland Trucking. Bane Is a human dynamo. . . . Re begged, borrowed (stole?). pleaded, cajoled, threatened and otherwise contrived materials, la bor and equipment with the end result that in an unbelievably ittrt time Klamath Falls has a valuable, much - needed Little; League Park. Tuesday night when the enlnr guard raises the flag over Mills Little League Park, Charlie Bane, all the fine people who came through when it counted. 1811 Little Leaguers and their parents, and yours truly, all are going to feel great thrill. Silently Joining the Rev. Bob Groves as he presents the invoca tion at the ceremony will be a privilege. And when the umpire, yolls "Plav Ball" and the kids officially il J! -A all Ihncn ' ."- ....,.. inaugurair inr u...mn.u. ... .....future flf ,.m.pr0 baH,na,l n wno netpea m-K u.c u .Kigth K.. Thl, may we, the last season for the Klamath WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor Seattle Miss Grabs Amateur Golf Title CHICAGO (API In a match of once did her 34-year-old oppon spectacular shots, Jo Anne Gund- enl, the Western's 19.il champion erson o( Seattle defeated Marge and 1952 Curtis Cup team mem Lindsay, Decatur. 111., 6 and 4 her, putt even. That was on the More Sports Page 2B, 3B IRV WHITT . . . Kub boti An ominous cloud hangs over the Xe '" " 'I I W ' 'xy? V-v W 1 . .. Saturday to win the S9th Women's Western Amateur Golf Championship. -Miss Gunderson. 20-year-old phy 6th hole of the morning round. Capping the sensational playing in the. match was Miss Gunder- son's 60-foot chip shot lhat plunk will feel well rewarded. Another step In the pn Klamath Falls has been taken. Odds and Ends A II 1 Itm U a nMHrui nf . nnoiner rt ... ... . K ,h ..-rriln In miF Irv Whitt. The Kuhs seem to be suffering Medford Team Play Winner sical education major at Arizona '"In 'he 32nd hole (or birdie 3 State and 1957 national amateur ending the contest. titlisl. never was down and only I But even surpassing this was the action on the 170-yard 7th hole o the first round. Here, Miss Gun derson dropped a Sfl-foot shot from a trap for a deuce. Miss Lindsay, daughter of a newspaper publisher, then rolled in a 50-foot putt for a deuce halve. Not to be outdone, the long driving strawberry blonde from Seattle holed a 14-foot putt 'for a winning deuce on 142-yard 9th for a 4-up lead, and maintained lhat bulge through the first IS by sink, ing a 54-foot chip for eagle 3 on the 420-yard lfith. Aside from these explosive epi sodes, the golf of both players failed to approach the tough 37-38 75 par of the timbered, 6.567 yard E x m o o r Country Club course. Miss Gunderson, hitting many of the greens in regulation and Medford was declared the win ner of the learn play in the month ly sweepstakes played at Rcames Golf and Country Club Friday aft ernoon by posting a total of 935 against second-place Eugene Coun try Club's total of 937. Laurel- wood Country Club of Eugene gained the third spot with 950 il while Giants Pass and Coos Bay followed with 952 and 950 re respectively KLAMATH FALLS PROFESSIONAL GOLF WEEK Mayor Lawrence Slater signs a proc lamation denoting Klamath Falls Professional Golf Week, July 1 3-1 7, on the occasion of the first professional golf tourney ever held at Reams! Country Club. Approximately 50 Oregon pros tee off Monday morning for the qualifying round of the four-day meet, shown with Mayor Slater are Barney Cavanaugn, left, Reames tournament chairman, and KF pro, Clark Good. Good is the only local man entered in the tournament. i nn.mir recently the cellar-1 'rnn ""me malady that is af.j dwelling Cub Little League team flieng all minor or small town; made a sincere vow that they,"""- No people In the stands.; would beat the league-leading Stars And that isn't all. He is going j the next game or break aj leg to lose a couple of good ball hut nnhnriv realized players if they are unable to findi j.'i I...'.. -no f Iho Cllhsllflhs In Klamath Fall. fr Ih. hoi. I CINCINNATI (AP Jeallv was ance of the summer, the lads tonclli. aided by some lusty hit- Cub third - sacker Terry Dicker-! have to go back to college in the:tin8 by Eddie Bressoud, won his - o 11 nut. He broke hisfall. I "th game of the season against Giants, Dodgers Score Wins; Killebrew Raps 30th Homer leg. But his effort proved futile . . . the game was called in the sev enth ... the score tied. 10 - all. McCloud's Paul Hamilton was picked by the San Francisco Ex aminer as the first string shortstop on the All-North team selections. Paul who graduated from McCloud High in June, held down the short stop spot for the Loggers and bat ted a cool .3R7. Dave Lemos, who now Iwirls for the Weed Sons in the Nor-Cal league was picked as the number two pitcher on the All-North squad. . J.C C,...Jn.. IUn firel o Kuh hall player receives a , j. , ., . ,L . pace San Francisco Giants corn dime for his efforts. In the first , . j ,u. ,i , .. . . pleted a sweep of the three-game nlnre tnr ic nn mimn. with r . . . Legion 9 On Road; Faces GP The Klamath Falls American Legion baseball team, still smart ing from a pair of losses handed them two weeks ago by the Med ford and Central Point teams to drop the local nine from first place in the league standings, begin a last-ditch try to regain the lead and the title today when Ihey trav el lo Grants Pass for a double header with the GP entry in the Southern Oregon League. 0 n 1 ymains a need for a baseball coach the first game will count in the i and, possibly, an assistant slot or landings, which finds the KFers Jwo. in second place with a 1-2 record i . Miotics ot mickey uonen. ... A vhich to pay players, and second ly, it's against the rules. Irv says, "I don't think anyone In Klamath Falls wants to see us lose all the time, I know I don't, nor do the players. In this league the competition Is stiff if you don't have the players you lose. It's that simple. Rather than gel continually knocked off because of the lack of players it would be better to fold. "It's tough to have just small crowds but we can stand that if we can just field a winner regularly." So, anyone that can possibly use a sturdy, eager ball player for a couple of months please lend b hand. Call the Sports Depart ment at TU 4-8111 . . . we'll fix you up. . Bill Williams, the newly-hired grid boss at KU, brings some mighty fine recommendations from his last job. Not only is he a proven football and baseball coach. he has been handed some nice bouquets for his classroom ability. This latter qualification helps lo take the strain off the KU sit uation no little hit but there are still holes lo fill. Room yet for a lot of teachers, and there re- series with Cincinnati, winning. 5-3. Bressoud hit two doubles and a home run. The Giants got lo Reds' starter Jim Brosnan in the fourth inning as two singles, Bressoud's second double, a ''stolen base and an in field out produced two runs. They got two more in the seventh and one in the eighth. Bressoud open ed with his home run and the other tally came on Jim Daven port's double and Willie Kirk land's single. San Francisco 000 200 2015 13 2 Cincinnati 000 000 1203 9 0 Antonelli and Landrith: Brns- man, Ucker 9 and Otterer. w Antonelli 1 13-4 . L Brosnan (3-51. " Home run San Francisco, Bressoud (2). Johnny An-.night lo hold their American League lead at two games over Chicago. A single by Vic Power in the eighth inning the only hit for the Indians in that frame scored the winning run after an unearn ed run tied the score for the In dians. Detroit 011 130 0107 11 5 Cleveland 032 010 02x 8 13 1 Mossi, Burnside 4, Sisler (4) and Wilson; Garcia, Grant (3, Perry 14), Bell (9) and Brown, Fitzgerald 9. W Perry (3-11; L Sisler (1-31. - ' Home runs Detroit, Kaline ( 16 ) Zernial 5, Maxwell (20). Cleve land, Colavilo 2 1261. 300 000 001 ft 4 9 1 010 000 030 48 9 0 New York Boston HO innings) Maas. Grha , Duren (Ri Bronstad (1, Turley (10) and Bcrra. Howard (10); Casale, Kiely 17), Wall () and White. Daley (fit. W-Wall (2-4). L-Bronstad (0-3). Home run New York, Kubelt (4. Boston, Buddin (6). The Reames entry did not place I forcing Miss Lindsay lo one-putt in the team total because the earn did not have enough entries in the past three sweepstakes. In the championship bracket Mrs. Mahr Reymars nabbed low gross honors with an 87 while Mrs. Marvin Nerseth won first place n the low net division with a 90-77 lead off Friday's action. In Class A Mrs. Tom Tetilsch of Medford won low gross with 91 and Mrs. Tom Culbertson, also of Medford, nabbed low net with a 92-76. In Class B Mrs. Gus Anderson and Mrs. Ron Frisbie tied for low gross honors with 97 apiece and Mrs. J. Bradley's 78 look first in the low net. In Class C Mrs. K. McHugh of Medford took low gross with 108 and Mrs. R. Anderson of Coos Bay nabbed low net with a 79. for halves, was 5 over par for the distance. Miss Lindsay was 10 over. Speedway Tues., July 14th 8:30 P.M. ' Dodgers 7, Braves 5 MILWAUKEE (AP) A five-run outburst in the fourth inning, featuring home runs by Don Dem eter and Charley Neal, pulled the Los, .Angeles Dodgers from behind and sent them on their way to a 7-5 victory over the stumbling Milwaukee Braves Saturday. The triumph enabled the Dod gers to remain one game behind the first-place San Francisco Gi ants, while the third-rung Braves dropped 24 games off the pace. Los, Angeles - 000 510 1007 12 1 Milwaukee 012 100 100 5 9 1 Koufax, Drysdtle (4) and Rose BoSox 8, Yanks 4 . BOSTON (AP) Don Buddin's grand slam home run off Bob Turley in the 10th inning of a stormy marathon enabled Boston to pull out an 8-4 victory Satur day over the stumbling New York Yankees. . It was the third straight tri umph for rollicking Red Sox over the world champions who saw Umpire Bill Summers banish their battery at the start of the odd extra frame. whole new field may be opening wj'ney pflarr0 ,4,, Rush up for yours truly For the second time in a row disgruntled fight bettors have had (7) and Crandall. W Drysdale '10-61. L Willey (4-3. Home runs Los Angeles, Neal (IP, Demeter (17). Milwaukee, Aaron (23). behind the Medford and Central Pnint squads who are tied for the lead with identical 41 records. The following weekend the Lej eionnaires host the Central Point ers at Gem Stadium in the lastlootnulnn lo drop past my desk regularly scheduled game for the ' tearfully tendering small handsful 'local squad. A pair of wins in nf Uncle Sam's favorite shade of these last pair or upcoming series r"-n. , . 1 e P 1 (e n.n.o.rv if the lnmlc are In Honestly ... I was little more VUDS S, rirores I have at least a mathematical ; '"an hepuu to break even on the I PITTSBURGH (AP) - Ernie chance to nab the league Crown. Mover-Jordan scrap ... I need! Banks tok char8e- of ,he Cn,ca" Coach Hi Hatfield's crew holds the money. jgo Cubs' hitting attack Saturday 91.1 win over the Grants Pass- Wish there were some manner and the result was a 5-1 victory ers in their nnlv other came this in which I might share my good over the Pittsburgh Pirates However in snile nf thei fortune with Denny Mnyer ... out-1 The victory snapped a 5-gamc heavy beating handed the GP, nine side f Riving him money, that is.losing streak for the Cubs. It also the last time out Hatfield-., has ' Moyer, seriously, needn't feel ton;nded a 5-game winning skein for uarnerl his rluh that today's enn-i bad. The fact that he went 13 the Bucs. ,' I rounds with the champion Is lhe;i.nicago z.iu mni ,i 11 1 I forecast of e brilliant future. Pittsburgh . 000 000 010 1 9 0 : i , Hillman and Avenll; Kline, .Another Klamath' Union High Porterfield (5), Grhss I6, Daniels ChiSox 8, KC 3 CHICAGO (AP) - The second place Chicago While Sox routed an old nemesis, Ned Carver, wilh a barrage of hits at the start of the fifth mning Saturday and went on to defeat the Kansas City A s, 8-3, behind young Barry Lat- man s four-hit pitching. Latman supplemented his mound work with three hits of his own. Kansas City 102 000 000-3 4 0 Chicago ' 011 041 Olx 8 12 1 Garver, Slurdivant (5), Tsitou- ris (7), Dickson (8) and House; Latman and Loliar. , W Latman (3-2). L Garver (8-9). SS Majors Slate Games This Week SS LITTLE LEAGUE W L Pet Metier Brothers Kingsley Field DARCO Teamsters 911 House of Discount Oregon Food coach is drawing a very favorable test should not be taken so light ly Remarked Hatfield "A team like that can be the 'spoiler', when vmfvp on) a chance for a title." Probable starter in the first e.ve "" '" "'""is game today will be righthander Helens High. , . . A phone call Blake Griggs, who is currently ! to' Len Monroe, principal of St. leading the squad in both the; Helens, reveals thai they are very pitching (5-3 record) and hitting1 seriously considering Gene Streh (.412 average) departments. The ' " JU5t lne man lo fill their second game assignment will prob-! vacant head basketball job. ahlv (all nnon the shoulders of! The tall, affable Strehlou has John Webb, who owns a 3-1 mark proved very able assistant coach ! rt.i: u-t ik.ll L. . ir:; rciirf coach m addition to assisting in the , .... , , football program. Strehlou is now attending summer school in Wis consin. St. Helens officials plan It make a final decision Monday night el a board meeting. (8) and Kraviti. W Hillman (4-7). L-Kline (7-7. Home run Chicago, Banks '24). Cards 4, Phils 3 PHILADELPHIA (AP)-The St. Louis Cardinals scored two sixth inning runs on an error by Phila delphia pitcher Humberto Robin son Saturday and defeated the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League W L Pet. GB San Francisco .. 49 35 .583 Los Angeles 49 37 .570 1 Milwaukee 44 35 .557 2'i Pittsburgh 45 40 .529 4V4 Chicago 40 43 .482 8V4 St. Louis 40 43 .482 8',4 Cincinnati 35 48 .422 13',i Philadelphia 30 51 .370 1714 Saturday Results , St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 3 San Francisco 5, Cincinnati 1 ' Los Angeles 7, Milwaukee 5 Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 1 ' American League W L Pel. GB 48 33 .582 45 38 X 2 43 40 .518 5 41 41 .500 8'A 41 43 .488 7V4 39 43 .476 38 45 .444 11 35 45 .438 11A Nats 9, Orioles 3 WASHINGTON (AP) - Harmon Killebrew blasted his 30th homer and- Jim Lemon his 21st as the slugging Washington Senators ripped Baltimore, 9-3. Washington socked 15 hits to re ward Bill Fischer with his sev enth victory of the season against three defeats. Baltimore 010 100 0103 7 Washington 200 214 OOx 9 15 2 Brown, Johnson (81 and Trian dos; Fischer and Courtney. W Fisher (7-3). L Brown (5-5). Home runs Washington, Kille brew (30), Lemon (21). 8 1 .889 8 2 .750 S 4 .558 3 6 .333 3 5 .375 1 8 .111 Tournament of Thrills ' 1 J This week's full slate of activity in the soutn sumirnan major League will go as scheduled with the exception of Tuesday evening's contests which will be canceled nn account of the dedication of the Mills Little League Park. The canceled games will be played at a later date. Monday's action will pit House of Discount against Oregon Food at Kingsley and Kingsley Field against league - leading Metier Brothers at Capehart. The Tuesday games matching Teamsters 911 against DARCO and Kingsley Field against OF are the contests which will be canceled to be played later. On Wednesday Metier Brothers will clash with Teamsters at Kingsley and DARCO will meet House of Discount on the Cape- hart diamond. Following this week's scheduled tills, one more week of regular play will take place before the end of the season. 20 centuries of man's most Ming feats (JrIte.. Mfolx Kil l Ptql T)i DalroiH lebbitif tp"' twe bonlri at lomon choriftl rocM ' Knlghtt in ermovr In Ktrg Aflhur'i Court TfturMmtnr tnrflrifl fjitotk an CavrtJ Wagan- Wyolt Erp and Mt breihtri in h ATTLE OF . .. ticspa l kaauiM O. K. CO ML HBBiV if W.lrJ Will Act! Hmi TK.I Tiitfc raping, ridmft . 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The meeting, railed hy the president, Maj. William Harris, l an Important one and should he attended by ell major and minor league roaches and hoard members. S'. Louis 100 012 000-4 7 1 Philadelphia ' 002 001 0003 7 1 Bridges, Stone (6 and H. Smith: Cardwell, Robinson (8), i Phillips (7) and Sawatski. W jBridges (3-0. L-Cardwell (2-81. Home run Philadelphia Freese ;illt. i Strehlou will be sorely missed at KU even though he has been there just a year. However, the . .. chance to step into a head job at I Indians 8 T igerS an A-l school doesn't come along1 CLEVELAND (API The Cleve very often, and it is an ideal I land Indians edgi Detroit's Tig- opportunity (or Gene. - jera 8-7 in t slugfest here Saturday Vancouver Portland Salt Lake City Phoenix San Diego Spokane Seattle Saturday Results Salt Lake City 2, San Diego 1 (10 innings) Seattle 4, Spokane 1 Portland 8, Vancouver T (11 In nings) Phoenix 8-12, Sacramento M . lllllL' . . - jka tT8- " . ill!!! tailing All ihevroiets!! 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