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PAGE 4 B HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Fridav. August 7. IHSH Babe Ruth Tournament Enters Ma!or iaw . .... . Leaaers bemi-Final Action In btadium (fontinurd From Pf J-B) lccted the only other CIe eland aiety. An i-i'.o accident Wednesday hile en route to Klamath Falls was credited as a partial cause for the Clevelander's shaky slve work. Starting first baseman. Jim Lea hey. fractured his wrist in the crash. Pe'.erson. Schnitirr and Schm;dt were also imolved in the accident, although all three were able to play Thursday. J (."ailed Pmi Interaatioaal Clvmnd 003 mo J a Brrcr and Tetter; Ptro and Wilson 3, Grant 1 Wilson was inspired to its up set victory oer Grant in the opener, by the bat of first base man Gene Curtiss. Curtiss notched three of the six Wilson hits, one an-over-the-rijht-field-wall homer, one a double and the other a sinjle. His homer tra veled an estimated 3o feet on a National League G. ab r pet. IDS 42S 79 136 .36 100 323 42 112 .347 106 423 73 138 .326 ... . ''feet inside the first base foul line ine viciory was earned oy nu- riayer hud son's Gary Anderson while the de-i Aaron, ililw. feal was handed Fernhill'i Fred Cunghm, St. L. Nadeati. Nadeau walked only one i Temple, Cin. man and whiffed five but the five; White. St. L. Grant errors took their toll. jPinson. Cin. Wilson rated only two mistakes 'Cepeda, S. F. during the game. American League boo Arnst, traig Kamey, anrjiKuenn. Det. 94 367 64 126.343 Dave Phalen got the only Grant; Woodling. Bal.- 102 326 48 107 .331 hits. Fox. Chi. 107 440 xs u? m 'Title' Defense Set Robby Ends Long Rest Sugar To Work Without Guarantee By JACK Cl'DDY I'nited Press International tender said, "I'm still recognized York that Sugar Ray will receive gate and 75 per cent of the TV NEW as champion in New York. Mas- YORK 'UPI After a sachU5ett. Pennsylvania, Tennes- 103 382 56 123 .322 laP of 21 momhs- SuSar Rayi- ,VUDa' "na UM"iu 106 44S 87 141 Robinson will defend his -big "J- 105 417 69 132 .3l7!Prt,on" of ,n middleweight He added, and next year I Crown against Paul fender at the!,,uf lo rrgdin recogrmiun rverj' Boston Garden. Dec. 5, "without ;here" la euarantee of anv kind." Robin.son's defense a?ainst 29- Tve still got a big portion of:'ear-Id Pe" will be his first rernhlll Wilaon smash that cleared the wall two cowiet. HI im ftift ft-1 3 oio no x 3 o BeU, Anderton 103 tno 66 127 m lhe championship." said 39-year-''nee h recaptured the 160-pound against the Brookline. Mass. con- Runnels. Bos. iiKaline, Det. 91 349 60 Maris. K. C. 77 292 51 Runs Balled In National League Banks, Cubs 100: Robinson, Reds 90; Aaron, Braves 88; Bell Reds 74; Cepeda. Giants 74: Mathews. Braves 73 American Iarii. U'iUahw, ! Boston. Senators 85; Colavito. Indians Si! .Sleek- slender Robinson - who Jensen, Red Sox 79: Malzone. Red s'8nea lnarsaay n'S to defend Sox 72; Maxwell, Tigers 70. Home Runs National League Mathews, Braves 30: Banks. Cubs 30; Aaron Braves 29; Robinson, Reds 24; Cepeda, Giants 21. American League Killebrew, Senators 34; Colavito. Indians 32: Allison, Senators 27; Lemon, Sen ators 26; Triandos, Orioles 23: Maxwell, Tigers 23; Jensen, Red Sox 23. . Pitching National League Face, Pirates 14-0; Antonelli, Giants 15-6; Drys dale. Dodgers 14-6; Newcombe, Reds 10-5: Law, Pirates 12-7. American League Shaw, White Sox 10-3: McLish, Indians 13-5; Pappas. Orioles 11-5: Lary, Tigers 14-7; Wynn. White Sox 14-7: Da ley, Athletics 12-6: Mossi, Tigers 10-5; Maas. Yankees 10-5. 47j per cent of the gate and 75 per cent of all television, radio and movie rights. rights. Challenger Paul, who looks like a fmch.fa.at nllai9n HJ l Silverman said they already had, did spend one year at Staley an offer of $100,000 for TV, per-College, has had 40 fights during milting 1 100-mile blackout ifijhis oft-interrupted 10-year proles the Boston area. jsional career. He won 33, includ- Moreover, should Sugar Ray beins 19 by knockouts, upset and lose his title to the ) In his last bout on March 17 challenger. Pender has a 2 reed toihe earned a title shot icrnrj. Tn .jiuld Ray today, -and I'm defendins!lltle (rom Carmen Basilio at the mm , rrturn .j.u sh0t with-line to Suear Rav bv heaiin. 92 315 :'t without a guarantee because I've Chicago Stadium, March 25. 1958. j M days with Robinson get-Ralph iTigeri Jones, who once igot a good percentage deal and! Because of his inactivity, the I ting 30 per cent of the return net outpointed Robinson. because it U help independent pro-: National Boxing Assn. vacated his moters." title on May 4. Ex-champions Ba- The promoters are Sam ,Sil sllio of Chittenango. N.Y.. and verman and Johnny Buckley of Cen Fullmer of West Jordan. L'tan, are scneauiea to tigm tor the NBA version of the title at San Francisco, Aug. 28. Silverman announced in New 1495 DllVi WIU Fill MOIRIS SII TOUI DUllll ROBIN and MYERS NEW & USED CARS 1200 E. Main TU 2-5511 CORRECTION! NO HARDTOP RACES THIS WEEKEND HAPPY HOME RUN HITTER Receiving the congratulations of his teammates is Gene Curttss, Wiison first baseman, after he smashed the first four base blow of the Babe Ruth Tournament. Curtiss added a double and single in helping Wilson to a 3-1 victory over Grant (Fernhill) in the opening game of the tourney. HEN'S DOUBLES Bem -Booth Hiwiey-Vietorin Chin-Lanfl Lewu-Brnett Bieber Grant Smith Doiifhty Kenaiton-RobiiMtm C lough -Harris KrMiman-Hirihbarger Carrjer-Stemler Lcngjet-Palciewikl Larson -Scot l Clink man-Hak an werth RobiMn-SchIrpcr B araboe-Han team Hodgea-Sowcll . IHigh team game Thre Flirtg 533' High team acrlea Three Ftlrti 1456 ir High ind. game Dorothy ZzeU MO 1st, I High ind. urlea Luctll Adams 437 M 30 3i s a.TW 3Ht 23 3A 2ft 2't 29''7 25', 29 i 24 31 21 34 i 19 36 IS'? 38 W WpriniMtday ivulttr Chin-Lane 4, Hobuon-Seh leaner 1 Lanon-Scott 5. Hawley-Vtctortn ft Smith'Doughty 3. Baraboo-Hanaram 3 Hodgk-Snwcll 3, Gllnkmaft - Haken- werth 2 Ktnaiton-Roblnion 3, Bteher-Grant 3 Clnugh-Harrla 4; Koaima n-Harsh bar g rr 1 Carrter-Stemler S. Lcwls-Barnett 0 Baem-Booth 4, Lengjcl-Palczcwskl 1 nigh team game Larson -Scott 444 High team aeries Larson-Scott 1608 High Ind. game Charlie Booth 234 High Ind. seriea Bud Scott S62 w v 3V 14'i 33s 14' 31', IB' 31 If) 274 32'i Hawtey-Victorln Beem-Booth Lewis-Barnett Chin-Lane Bleber-Grant Smith-Doughty Kossman-Harihharger Kenaston-Robinson Lengjel-Palrzewskl Clough-Hnrns Gllnkman-Hakenwerth Carrier-Stemlcr Larson-Srott Roblson-Srhleeper Baraboo-Hanscam Hodges-Sowell 26 24 24 35'i 24(i 20 : 17 12'i 37' MIXED, FOURSOMES Witts Mkt. Curleys Clippers Haps Studio Memo Milkers Maxlnea Twisters McCloud Cleaners Snowballs Four Muga W L 3A' 19 'j 34 22 2fl' 314 2A 26 27 29 36 24 30 Thursday results: MrCloud Cleaners 3, Four Muga 1 Witu Mkt. 2, Curleys 2 Memo Milkers 3. Haps Studio 1 Snowballs 3. Maxines 1 High team game Curlevs 796 Huh team series Curleys 2241 High ind. gama i Men (Art Llfqulat 212 Hluh Ind. series (Men) Art Lifquist 3A3 High Ind game (Womeni Esther Pen man 172 High ind game (Women Clarice Va cant 450 Top Ten Enter Hudson Cup PORTLAND AP The ten top Northwest golfers, leaders in major Northwest golf tournaments will represent the professionals in the annual Hudson cup matches at Walla Walla. Wash.. Sept. 19-20. Bob Duden of Oswego, Ore., is the leader with 525 points. He won the Pacific Northwest and Oregon opens. Other pros named are Joe Greer, Yakima, 3574 : Chuck Congden, Tacoma. 310; Boots Por terfield, Grants Pass. 267'i: Bill Eggers, Portland, 240; Ed Old field, Astoria, 1374;. Bob McKen drick, Oswcjzo. 1374: Harold West, Longview, Wash. 120; Eddie Ho gan, Porlland, 90; and Jim Rus sell. Walla Walla. 874. GL'TS AND GALS L 94 34 22 2fl'i 26t 13 Wednesday results: Clough-Harrts 4. Hodges-Sowell 1 Beem-Booth 4, Smith-Doughty 1. Lewis-Barnett 4, Hawley-Vtctorln 1 Bleber-Grartt 4, ft n bison -Sch lee per 1 Larson-Scott 3, Carner-Stemler 2 Glinkman-Hnkenwerth 4, Kostman- Harihharger 1 LengJel-PalcMwakl 3, Baraboo-Hans- ram 2 Kenaston-Robinson 3, Chin-Lane 3 High team game Beem-Booth 429 High team series Biener-Grant 1.124 High Ind. game A. Hakenwerth 256 High Ind. series B. Scott Sb6 HAPPY HOPtrtLS ' L Leftovers 33' t H' Belle Ringer 30'a 17l Rescue S 22' 2.V Dead Or Alive 20 't 27 '4 Turkey Trots 19 29 Three Flirts IS 30 Thursday rnultV Leftovers 3, Turkey Trots 1 Three FllrU 3. Dead Or Alive 1 Belle Ringrrs 3. Rescue I 1 Mikes Plare Dee and Bill Thrifty. Produce River Rats La Porta Shasta Laundry Wunderlirh Const. Busy Builders Thursday results: Thrifty Produce 3. LaPortas 1 River Ran 3, Shasta Laundry Mikes Place 3. 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