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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore Sundav. Julv 19. 1959 PAGE 3 B 'Anti-trust Zealots1 Third League Danger . WASHINGTON (l'PI A "re-lby an anti-monopoly -subcnmmit strictive" sports bill pushed by; lee headed by Sen. Esles Kefauv. anu-irust. zealots could killjer iDTenn.i. He and Keating nopes mr a inira major baseball; have introduced rival sports bills league, according to Sen. Kenneth B. Keating iR-N.Y.i. Keating said the same legisla tion could end chances for the es- proach." The measure, tablishment of one and perhaps 'one approved hy the Keating urged support or his measure, which, he said, repre sents a miacue-ot-tne-rnad an- similar to House at a," --sv tests'" two new clubs in the New York the last Congress, would exempt City area. , jmnst aspects of professional team Keating made his statements al : sports from anti trust prosecution, most simultaneously with an i Keating said Kefauver's propos announcement by Commissioner al would push "the long arm of Ford Frick that he has arranged Uncle Sam" into professional an Aug. 18 meeting at which Wil liam Shea and backers of a pro posed third major league will dis cuss their problems with a newly formed big league committee on expansion. Keating told Ihe Senate he wel comed hearings on proposed new football, baseball, basketball and hockey. It would, he said, "com pletely upset the sound and rea sonable free enterprise methods under which these sports have prospered." the Kefauver bill would giv professional team sports a limited . 1 'IT 7?VtTbV" MS sports legislation, but he cau l exemption from anti-monopoly tinned that the sessions beginning i laws, but would restrict some of July 2(1, could provide a forum; their activities. Tor "sports baiters." j It would, for example, provide The hearings will be conducted that majnn league baseball clubs which now control as many as 40(1 athletes in their farm system could control no more than BO. It also would provide that no col lege player need be governed hy Ihe annual professional football draft unless he agree to do so in writing. Keating urged lovers of football, baseball, basketball and hockey to "rally around the flag in their K Kubs Divide Twinbill The Klamath Kubs venture into (he softball realm was only a semi success Friday night as they romped to a convincing 9-2 victory over the Klamath Basinettes only to watch speed-haller Chuck Ruff pitch the Elbo-Renders to a 9-2 win in the'second half of the twin bill at Gem. The Kubs, KF's semi-pro base ball team, made the transition from- hard to softball look easy as they pounded two Basinette hurl rs, Joy Adreon and Karen Smith, ' for a total of 13 hits in the first game. The win was credited to Kub manager Irv Whitt who, aided by a pair of double plays and one triple execution, held the lady soft' ' bailers to a miserly four hits. Whitt contributed a grand slam homer and a double to his own cause and Bob Janes and Butch Kimpton each added three singles Catcher Terry Wickline led the Basinettes with a pair, of one base blows. In, the second game, brand new Kub pitcher Dick Hoffer was charged with the loss as the power- ' ful Benders walloped him for 11 hits, including an-inside-the-park , homer and three singles by win ning pitcher Ruff. Elbo shortstop ' Keith Seneca! blasted a triple and three more singles in his turns " at the plate. The only two Kub hits in the second test were garnered by Ed Vegley and newcomer Dick Jen- .' hings. yegley beat out a bunt ' while Jennings rapped a sharp sin gle. " Ruff powered the ball past 14 Kubs for strikeouts over the sev " tn inning roule. The linescores: R, H E ""Kith DM 002 1-9 13 1 " 'Basinettes 000 000 2 2 4 3 DIAMOND CUP HOPEFUL Dollar Bill. the. big unlimited hydroplane, photographed in Klamath Falls while on its route to Coeur D'Alene, Idaho, tor the Diamond Cup races, proved somewhat of a problem for race officials Saturday. Her delay in qualifying poled difficulties in the scheduling of the Saturday portion of the two-day program. defense." Otherwise, he said, "the anti-trust zealots and those who would inject the federal govern ment into the operations of free enterprise sports undertakings could rule the day." 'Hitless Wonders" Keep Lead; San Francisco Pads Margin WANT AD CLASSIFICATION DIRECTORY AUTOMOTIVE Auto Miscellaneous New Car St Trucki Cud Care .V Trucki IMFI.OTMEKT Help Wanted, Female Help Wanted. Mala Help Wanted Situations Wanted RrAL ESTATE Rooms For Rent ... A part menu For Rent Hnuui For Rent .. ,. Mic Property to Let .... Real Ratal Wanted Ural EMate Exchange , Real Estate For Sale ButinMi Opportunities ,. NOTICES Card of Thanks I n M emor i am . . , Funeral Hornet ,.. . Meetinf Notice! I-roat V Found General Notice .,, Personal Public Charity Service service A3 M T 10 MIRrELLANIOrt Transportation ., Health -- 11 Educational , ,,. 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The two drew six weeks ago m New York. But Calhoun. 24. impressed Ihe two radges. Dick Fazio and Har- old McGrath, to the extent they gave him the edge, M. Referee Joe Palmer had the knockdown-less and nearly punch- ine United Press International Everyone calls them the "hit less wonders" and the first-place White Sox couldn't care less just so long as someone calls them in lime for the World Series. Ann me way mey re aoing now'vi0 it looks like they might get that call even though they don't hit hard enough to put a dent in a tub of butter. White Sox 2, NY 0 Held hitless until the ninth in ning by 23-year-old Ralph Terry Friday night, the White Sox put together two hits, a walk and a Boston 010 000 30.17 10 3 out seven in gaining his 13lh Locke. Perry '7 Bell (9 and victory for the Giants. San Fran FitzGerald. belock, Harshman Cisco scored its first two runs off I2, Wall ltd, Kiely (8), Fornieles I nonnie rwiine anu us lasi I'll and While Winner Locke it- Loscr-Delock 1 6-5 ) . HRS-Cola- Keough. Birds 3, Tigers 2 with the bases full led the Ori oles to their victory and the slumping Tigers to their fifth con secutive defeat. Detroit 001 000 0102 S 1 Baltimore 030 000 OOx 3 3 0 Iklnnei lit n - n n fill anH Ror. sacrifice for the only runs of he;heret Pappas and yanie in d A'f v ii mi y uvn uic R H E Elbo Benders 102 031 2-9 11 3 Kubs 000 020 02 2 5 v" Ruff and Carrier; Hoffer and "'Cohen. "' A DISTAFF CHAMPION - ELMONT, N.Y. (API Burglars " ntered the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis at Miami Springs, Florida, and stole the Distaff Han dicap trophy won by their mare, Happy Princess, in 1958. Less than 24 hours later, the 7-year-old mare won another Distaff cup, heating Mil. Dianne and Idun in a feature at Belmont Park. New York Yankees, j Veteran Early Wynn, who post ed his 12th victory, matched Ter ry's no-hitler for five innings be fore Ihe Yankee pitcher beat out an infield hit. Norm Siebern's two off relief ace Elroy Face San Francisco 100 000 120-4 10 0 Pittsburgh 010 000 0001 7 1 S. Jones (13-91 and Landrith. Kline. Face 18) and Kravitz. Rocky Bridges' two-run error Loser-Kline 17-8'. Phils 3, Dodgers 2 Harry Anderson's seventh in ning homer broke a 2-2 tie and enabled the Phillies to hand Roger Craig of the Dodgers his first defeat of the season. Craig gave up only four hits and fanned six while Los Angeles collected Triandns. Winner - Brown (6-5). Loser-Mossi (7-41. Hrs - Robinson, Boiling. KC 7, Senators 4 Dick Williams and Harry Chili each drove m two runs in a four- ninin-inning single was ine oniy, sf,venh innin(, rally-that car. other hit Wynn allowed. H th , (h.ir vi(.,nrv nver The victory kept the While Sox, Wo cWlnMnn nnv stovers hit his one game in front of the second- ,2h nomcr nr the Senators, who place Indians, who out-lasted the , suf(ered their tirsl selback in Kea ox, IW. Baltimore neiemvu iui -4 rvk. iHronn Smiihlless 10 rounds 5-3-2, Tiger, S and Wickline.' I United Press International score card read tne same way Calhoun claimed that his lirst go with Tiger had made the Ni gerian cautious and unwilling to try to press the fight. But Tiger was courageous enough to get in rinse reoeatedly during the fight to score well with short jabs to both the head and body Calhoun picked up his points on defensive type body blows wnicn he threw while backing away from Tiger's jabs. Both fighters weighed 102 nnunos. Tiger had entered the ring an 8-5 favorite. Detroit, 3-2, and Kansas City whipped Washington, 7-4, in other American League games. San Francisco stretched ils Na tional League lead to two games with a 4-1 victory over Pittsburgh while Philadelphia beat second place Los Angeles, 3-2. St. Louis topped Milwaukee, 4-3, and Chi cago blanked Cincinnati, 4-0. Chicago 000 000 0022 2 1 New York 000 000 000 0 2 0 Wynn 12-fi and Lollar. Terry 13-71 and Berra. Indians 8, Boston 7 Rocky Colavito hit his 19th homer in Cleveland's, victory over Boston. The Indians built them selves an 8-1 lead and then grim ly held on through two three-run rallies. Cleveland. 221 003 0008 14 0 four games. Kansas City 012 000 4007 10 0 Washington 010 011 1004 10 3 Garver, Dickson 17) Grim (91 and Chiti. Kemmerer, Clevenger (7), Woodcshick (8) and Courtney Winner-Garver (7-9). Loser-Kern-merer (5-101. HR-Sievers. Giants 4, Bucs 1 Sad Sam Jones limited the Pi rates to seven hits and struck SUBURBAN BEAUTY For ht diicriminoting buyer - we offer thil two bedroom home. Massive fireplace wall to well carpeting separate dininq room. Unique kitchen. Deluxe bathroom., Home finished in rich hand-rubbed mahogany. Peved drive way, double gerege. Specious well landscaped grounds. Full Price $16,500 -FHA Appraised by oppointment only JAMES F. STILWELL & CO. 517 Main REALTORS Ph. TU 4-3211 nice tinkler TU 4 )471 Harry V TO 4-1204 Al Schweck TU 2-574 Net Brass To Study Cup Star CHICAGO (AP The tourna ment brass of amateur tennis will decide what action, if any. it should recommend be taken against U.S. Davis Cup star and Wimbledon champion, Alex Olme do. In what they say Is an unpre cedented move since it involves a player's behavior, members of the Clay Court Championships Committee of U.S. Lawn Ten nis, will meet at the subur ban River Forest club Sunday morning. They could recommend a repri mand or even go so far as to re commend suspeasinm. The latter is unlikely, even though some of ficials of the club staging the Na tional Clay Court meet would like to see such a severe disciplinary measure. The recommendation in all like lihood will come before the USLTA at its meeting during the nationals at Forest Hills Sept. 4-13. Olmedo's slipshod, listless per formance when he lost to Abe Se gal of South Africa m the quarter finals B-2, 6-2, 6-0 brought the tour nament officials' ire down on him. Olmedo spent most of Friday in his hotel room. He and sev eral fellow players were to leave today by auto for Philadelphia to compete next week in the grass court tourney Major League NATIONAL T.EAG11R Monday Chleaao at St. Louis: Loi Angelas at San Francisco. TuMrfav. Phlladelohla at Pitta. hurah; Cincinnati at Milwaukee: Chi cago at 8t. Lrfiuls; L4M Angeies at Ban Francisco. Wednesday pniladelpma at ruts- hurah: Cincinnati at Milwaukee; Chi caso at Los Anleles; St. Louis at San Francisco. Thursday Cincinnati at MilwatiKee: Chicago at Los Angeles; St. Louis at San Francisco. Friday Philadelphia at Cincinnati; Plttxhurgh at Milwaukee: Si. Louis at Los Angeles; Chicago al san Iran- CISCO. Saturday tsame as Friday. t Sunday Philadelphia at Cincinnati I2i: Plttsbura at Milwaukee: St. Louis at Los Angeles; Chicago at San Tran cisco. AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday fNo Games Scheduled.) Tuesday Boston at Chicago; Balti more at Kansas City: Washington at Detroit; New York at Cleveland. Wednesday 'Same as Tuesday.! Thursday tSame as Wednesday. Friday Baltimore at Chicago: Bos ton at Kansas City; New York al De troit; Washington at Cleveland. Saturday iSame as Friday.! Sunday Baltimore at Chicago 12): Boston at Kansas City; New York al Detroit; Washington at Cleveland I2i). 10 hits off winner Jim Owens. Los Angeles 100 010 0002 10 1 Philadelphia 010 001 lOx 3 4 1 Craig. Fowler '81 and Rose boro. Owens (5-8) and Lonnett. Lnser-Craig (4-1). H-H. Anderson. Cards 4, Braves 3 The Cardinals rallied for two runs in the eighth off Warren Spahn to deal the Braves their fourth straight loss. 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Also friendly help for the families of alcoholics. BABYSITTING, small maid work. TU 2-3148. children, or PERMANENT babysitting job wanted. Have references. Phone TU 3-2018 any time. THREE rooms furnished. 1017 High. WANTED housekeeping work on ranch, by mother with two sons, ages 16 and 13. Box 166C, Herald and News. MIDDLE aged married woman de sires motel, hotel or apartment house) management or assistance. Experi enced, dependable, bondable. Mra. Carr, TU 2-0384. KUHS Junior class will mow and watar lawns, call TU 4-3856. BABY sitting, day or night. TU 2-O940. WANTED, babysitting. Reference,. TU 2-2711. WASHING, TU 4-9434. Ironing, delivery service. IRONINGS, special care. Pickup. 2-2600. EXPERIENCED 4-8103. baby sitting. Broadway 9-3642 bugene. Oregon. TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 10 SEWING, phone TU 2-3076. CUSTOM baling New baler. Hauling and stacking TU 4-7610 JEWELRY, watch and clock repairing. J. C. Renle, 1021 Main, TU 4-4606. TAILORING, altering, repairing, Ida's Tailor Shop, 123 North 8th. TU 4-6122. four competing Davis Cup play-Myrtiewnod. including a match er were defeated tn singles play.ijrac with Miss Merriment. BUSINESS forms - stationery. Pioneer Printing Company. 124 South 9th. TU 2-2491. ROOMS FOR RENT 21 ROOM for rent, 827 Walnut. BOARD and room, two gentlemen, airport district. TU 2-9398. CLEAN rooms by day, week or month. Elevator and restaurant 328 So. Sixth. Anchor Hotel. ROOMS, $4 week. 629 Jefferson. SLEEPINO rooms 1034 High COOL, 1-0214. airy sleeping rooms. TU LOVELY rooms, close in. Phone Tu 4-4299 WORKMEN welcome, 3rd and Main. SLEEPING room. TU 4-8.113. 4-4444 or TU HELP WANTED, FEMALE 14 WOMAN to care for small apartment, semi-invalid. References. TU 4-6909. YES! Wo lay brick, tile blocks, re taining walls, barbecue pits, nrepiac- patios Crack repair. Til 2-411W TROUBLE with swarms of bees? Then call TU 4-6718 for help MATURE person wanted to baby alt my home with three children, from 3:30 to 11:30 evenings. Experience with children necessary. TU 2-3186. SEPTIC TANKS Pumping, installing. Free estimates. Brassfield Septic Service. TU 2-3242. 321 E. Pelican. DONT deley, call loday. Brick work at its finest Fireplaces a apcclalty. TU 2-9044 for free estlmatea. COMBINATION woman. Cozy Corner Cafe. Prefer aga 39 to 90. Apply 2 p m. to 4 pm. BUILDERS CONTRACTORS Complete home plennlng. drafting serv ice, o. H. uonoeon. soa tannon. TU 2-3911 REROOF average house 9132 approx. 12 squares labor and material. Reside average house 9342 approx. 12 squires labor and material. For free estimate cell TU 4-8332. DIGGING sewer Unes, bouse founda tions, cesspools. Louis Walker, ru 2-3283 run homer, four singles, a sacrl one single thought should enter vour fice. an error and Joe Durham's!""""' '" "'"'"f, ' "'a'u t",t, 1 sserfasi a rlaaalrlaiel A4 l ak n double. Idui tu 4-biu. AVON . . . world's largfit coimeltc mpiny hat ! terrllorlci open for qualified prom. Apply now, pre pare for valuable Christmas business. TU 1-3770. HOUSEKEEPER, 2-27M mornlnga. live In, In Bly. TU WANTED lady for ahtrt laundry. Ap ply In person, 1433 cipianaae. HELP WANTED, MALI MEN In train for JET INDUSTRIES SPECIALIST. See our ad under Clan. 13. GIRL fnr general offlre. Typing and -horthand helpful. Contact Mr. Baney, Local Loan Company, US North HHiT FARM help wanted (or hoeing weeds and letting runners on strawberry plants. Inquire Express A-2A.TI. IS ml tea east of Macdoel nn Medicine Lake ROOM for rent, 607 High. ROOMS, $S week Hotel. 112 So. 11th- id up- Holly APARTMENTS FOR RENT 24 BACHELOR apartment 313 Cedar. FURNISHED apartment, close In. Steam heat, tile bath. Marlon Apart ments. 233 No. sixth. SMALL furnished apartment suitable for one or two adults, sua Aiameaa. Phone TU 4-7273. FURNISHED apartment, uIom In. TU 4-.1M2. SMALL apartment with kitchenette. Completely furnished except groceries. 1143 Pine. LARGE u pat airs furnished apartment. Adults. Phone TU 2-fliis alter w p.m. TWO room. private entrance. TU FURNISHED modern apartment, two bedrooms. Infant accepted, no pets. TU ' 4-372. TWO room furnished apartment, new ly decorated. New electric stove and. refrigerator. Adults only. Lincoln Apta. 310 E. Main. . FURNISHED rooms for bachelors ew pensioners. Svarythlnf furnished. TU 2-14M. I
