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PAGE 4 C HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath FaDi, Ore. Sunday, fie ptember J, 1M3 Get Out Your Crystal Ball! Have Fun! r v tn 'inn " J HERALD & NEWS EIGHTH ANNUAL FOOTBALL EXPERTS CONTEST I ' -;" A - I -$s .-. RV. I A- Jot t $ S 4 i&K GROAT'S INJURY COSTLY Dick Groat, the National League's leading batter, and Pirate team physician Dr. Joseph Finegold, discuss Groat's painful rib injury. The Cardinal shortstop was injured Friday when hit by a jJUW.- pitched ball expected to thriwn by Pirates' Don Cardwell. Groat is miss several games because of the injury. UPI Telephoto sennEc HOLIDAY MINORS LIAOUI W L Pacific Pownr t Light Co. 3 1 Bennington Stool Bldg. Co. 3 l Suburban F Inane 3 1 Team No. 6 3'4 Vt Superior Troy Laundry 2 2 K I amain Auto Wrckrs 2 2 Fint Arts U J Sarge'i Trailer .Estjlts 1 1 Team No. 7 13 Mouldlnflcraft, Inc. 1 3 Sept. 4 remits: Bennington Steel Bldg, 3, Mouldlngcraft I; Klamath Auto Wreckers 2, Superior Trny 2j Pint Arts l'i. Team No. YH Team o. 7 1, Suburban Finance 3) Pacific Power & Lloht 3. Serae't Trailer Estates 1. High team gem. Bennington Steel Bldg. 909; high team series. Pacific Power & Light SA15f Mgh Ind. game, Roger WMcerson 243; high Ind. series, Roger Wllkarson 560. Cards' Pennant Hopes Take Dive With Groats Injury CITY LCAOUB Sehulr Tires 4 2 KC No. 1 3 1 5'net Lbr. Co. 3 1 Bly Logging 3 1 Lnurentida Finance 2 2 Bald Eagles 2 3 Roberts Hardware 1 3 Team No. 3 t 13 Sears Roebuck 1 3 OtC Trucking 0 4 Results: Sears Roebuck 1. Sines Lbr. 3; Team No. 3 1, Bty Logging 3i 04C Trucklno 0, SchulK Tlras 4; KC No. 1 3. Roberts Hardware Ij Laurentld Finance 2, Bald Eagles 3. Hlah team gam. Bald Eagles Wi high tenm serie. Laurentld Finance 5BISt high tnd, game, Bob Harshbargar ?15j high Ind. serlesi Gunnard Blorton HQ. AUTOMOTIVE LEAOUbT W L Overhead Doors 4 0 Carlson's Furniture 3' Vi Klamath Cable TV 3 1 U.S. Motorbowler 3 1 Wilson Wiley Bulrk 3 1 Specialized Service 1 3 Interstate Pump 1 3 KC Paint 1 3 East Side Electric '4 3'4 Tlm'i Shell o 4 Sent. 4 results: Eatt Side Else. Vi. Carlson's Furniture 3'1 Wilson Wiley Bnick a. Interstate Pumo li Sneclellied Service 1. U S. Motorbowler 3t Tim's Shell 0. Overhead Door 4; Klamath Ca hl TV 3. KC Paint 1. High learn game. Klamath Cable TV 1006; high 1eam series, Overhead Door 2831; high Ind. game. Howard Dixon 222 1 high Ind. series, win it on Kirtn '. MAJOR CLASSIC LIAOUI 3 1 2 3 2 2 2 3 2 3 1 3 1 3 Southern Oreaon Music 61 h St. Oxyoen Sales Klnrjitey Voodoos Valuer's Cafe Lewis Chevron Lucky Lanes Spud Cellar Beard's Klamath Tractor Maurv'a Forelan Cars Snt. 4 results: Spud Cellar 3, Lucky Lqnes It Valuer's Cale 2, Lewis Chevron 7i Klngitey Voodoos X Klamath Trer lor li 6th St. Oyoen Sates 3. Beerd's 1 1 Maury's Foreign Cars 0, Southern Oregon Music 4, Hioh team aame. Southern Oregon Mu sic Mi high team series, ath Street Oxy oen Sa ei 234? Man ind. oame, a Samotes 3J't high Ind. series. Ward Friedman e44. 3'1 Twins Slug 200th Homer, Top Sox By United Press International The Minnesota Twins might be more appropriately named if they were called the Minnesota Nagur-skis. SPORTSMIN'l LIAOUI w Modoc Lumber 4 Fashion Cleaners 3 Fuller Paint Company 3 Jordan Shell 3 Drive More Motors 3 Pelican Service 3' i Local Loan 1 Lucas Furniture 3 Klamath Billiards 1 Conolidatd Freight 3 North HHls Trailer Park V 40 Club 1 3 Mobil Oil Company t 3 Dorr it Lumber 1 3 J. W. Kerns 1 3 J. C. Rtoie 1 3 Snot. S results: Drive More Motors 3. Dorrls Lumber tj Fa-ihton Cleaners 3, Mobil Oil Co. li local Loan 2, Lucas Furniture 3j Pelican Servlre 3', North Hills Trailer Park Vii Jordan Shell 3. J. W. Kerns li Fuller Paint 3, 40 Club li Modx Lumbar 4, J. C. Renie 0; Klam ath Billiards 2. Consolidated Frt. 2. High team gam. C on 10I mated Freight in i; Mnn tm Local Loan IrUV high Ind. game, lorn Rasey IIJj Mgh ma series, Ray Mnooerg s BEETLE BOMB LIAOUI W L Rainbow G arena 3 1 TiO Toms Drlve-ln 3 1 Eagles Auxiliary 2 1 Bill s Auto Towing 2 3 Joe Fiiher 2 2 Richfield 2 2 Hottday Bowl Cofte tttop 1 3 F'uhrr'a Sunbeam 1 3 Rami's: Rainbow Oarage 3. Fluhrers Ij Tio Tom's 3. H. Bowl Cof Shop 1; Eagles 3, Bills Ij Jo Fisher 2. Rch flta i. t'lah Ind. game, Hilfl-ed Borrls ItTO high tnd series. Irene Robinson 4Sr Mgh team gam. Eagles ftfi high team se ries. Richfield Hi. BASIN LIAOUI W L Park Cabinet 4 0 Kenney Plumbing J t Teem No J t Kaiers Auto f Pioneer ToOacco Company 2 3 C W A. J H.R K " 1 t Oreet Northern 1 3 ! Pacific Supply Cw. 1 3 ! lunrls Safety Center B 4 Sen. 4 results: Team No 2 J. Oreat Northern li Park Cabinet 4. Sunns Safety Cntr Oi HHP. 3, C W.A. 3i Ka. lers Auto 2. Pionf Tteecco 2; Pacific Supply 1, Kenney plumbing 3. High team iims, pioneer Tobacco Hli Mgh team series. Park Cabinet J7Mj high Ind. game. Ed Pat 233; high tnd. series. q ptt 111. Vikings' Defense Sparkling liy unllrd I'rru lnlernHtlonal The Minnesota VikinRn ran up 35 points Friday night hut coach Norm Van Brocklin was bragging about his defense. The long-suffering Viking de fenders shut out Ihe St. louls Cardinals and yielded only 43 yards rushing and 125 passing to post their fourth exhibition vic tory against a single loss. Quar terback Frank Tarkenton's pas sing set up two touchdown runs by Bill Brown and one by Tom Wilson, and hit Roy Winston lor1 another tally. The second pre-season double- header Saturday night will pit the unbeaten Baltimore Colts against the Chicago Bears 2-2 at New Orleans after the Dallas Cowboys and Petroit Linns, each with 2-2 marks, clash in the opener. The exported crowd of 50,000, added to the 30.IH2 who witnessed the St. Lotils-Minne sola contest at St. Louis, should push the NKL's exhibition atten dance over the one-nnlllon mark The New York Gaints tl-.1i, minus most of their starting backfield, play Philadelphia, win ner of its last two starts afler two losses, at Princeton. N. J Winless Washington tackles the champion Green Bay Packers winners of four straight, at Ce dar Rapids, Iowa, and San Fran cisco, also winless, visit the Hams (I I" at lxs Angeles Saturday night games. One Sunday contest has Cleve land playing Pittsburgh, both with Identical 2-2 recoids, at Canton, Ohio, in the televised llall of Fame Game. Former Boms Baby Signed SEATTLE (ITD-A former St louis Cardinal bonus boy who served jail time in 10W1 on a bad check conviction, was signed to a baseball contract by the Seattle liainiers of the Pacific Coast league Thursday. "1 made a mistake and I paid for it, but thai trouble is behind me. Lota of people have tried to help me and I don t want to let them down," Joe Lains said after the signing Dick Bee. Rainier genera! man ager, said the left handed Lains will pitch or the Raimers Sunday against Spokane. Lams was signed to J10.0O0 bonus by the Cardinals in 1SW and he played for Bedhird farm clubs at Omaha in the now de funct American Association, and Stockton of tlie California League Released by the Cards, he later played for Ihe San Francisco or ganization at St. Cloud in the Northern League and Yakima oi the Northwest league. Lains played fur a senupro learn in Seattle this summer and won 11 of H starts. A symbol of power was Hie mighty Nagurski former All-America fullback at the Uni versity of Minnesota and that's precisely what the 1903 Twins are in major league baseball. The muscular Twins reached the 200-mark in homers for the season Friday night when they belt ed four in a 9-8 victory over the Chicago White Sox that moved them into second place in the American League. The major league record of 24ft homers in a season, held by the 1901 New York Yankees, is out of reach of the Twins but they stand a belter than even chance to wind up as the second greatest homer-hitting loam in big league history. The Twins won the game on the strength of ninth-inning homers by Vic Power and Bob Allison. Earlier, Harmon Killebrew hit his 37th and Earl Battey his 24th. Power's homer was his ninth and Allison's his 32nd. The Y'ankees rolled on toward a fourth straight pennant with a 2-1 victory over tlie Detroit Tigers, tlie Baltimore Orioles downed the Boston Red Sox, ft-t and 4-2. the Washington Senators topped the Cleveland Indians, 7-2, and the Ixis Angeles Angels edged the Kansas City Athletics, 4-3, in other American League games. Major league Results By I'nllrd Press International National League Los Angeles lot 001 101 5 8 0 San Fran. 000 010 010 2 10 1 Koufax, Pen anoski 191 and Roseborn. O'Dcll, laisen (71 and Ilaller. Winner Koufax 122-51. j Loser O'Dcll (12-71. HRs -1 Howard, Gilliam, Mays. (1st game I St. l,nuis us nin ono s in I Pittsburgh 0110 ono nin 1 5 0 Gibson (1(181 and Mi-Carver. Cardwell, Sisk 3. Butters (4, lladdix (Si, Face (9 and Paglia roni. Loser Cardwell (13-131. I '.'nil (amel St. liuis nun ono ono o fi I Pittsburgh 101 OHO 0.1x- 5 12 1 Taylor, MacKeniie (fi Schultz ih and McCarver. Venle 12 11 and Burgess, lxiser Tavlor 19-71. Milwaukee mi2 2in noo- 5 9 0 Phiia. (ion noo noo n 3 2, Shaw iR-lOi and Torre. McLish, Klipnstrin H Brown (71 andl Palrymple. 1iser McLish (13- l(i. nit - Aaron. New York 300 010 100- 5 10 0 Cincinnati mil 0H2 001 4 8 2 Jackson ( 10-161 and Coleman. Tsitouris. Henry (8i and Edwards. lxiser Tsitouris i8-8. 1IR Pinson. Chicago 100 000 101 3 01 Houston nuo 000 000 0 9 0 Hobble. MrDaniel (8 and! Smith. Broun, Zachary I8 and Bateman. Winner Holihie (7-91. 1iser Bron (5-10. lift i Burton. American league Detroit oon 000 010 I R 0, New York 000 010 001 2 0 Aguirre (1412 an.1 Triandos. Ford (21-71 and Howard. 11R Bright. McAuhffe. By United Press International With due respect lo the sizzling fast balls of Sandy Koufax, the one that really ended the National League pennant race may have been thrown by Don Cardwell of the Pittsburgh Pirates. It was a whistling pitch Friday night that struck Dick Groat, shortstop and sparkplug of the St. Louis Cardinals, on the chest. Tlie pilch forced Groat's remov al from tlie first game of the Iwi night doubleheader, w on by t h e Cardinals, 5-1. But tlie Pirates look the second game, 5-0, and enabled the Los Angeles Dodgers to slrelch their first-place lead to 5'j games via their 5-2 triumph over the San Francisco Giants. Without Groat, battling to win his second NL batting title and the acknowledged leader of the Cardinals' late-season drive, t h e Dodgers' flag worries would appear to be over. Indications are lhat Groat will miss at least a few games and, in any event, may play several below par during a period w hen the Cardinals need him most. Groat was taken lo Pittsburgh's Presbyterian University Hospital for X-rays. Pirate team physician Dr. Joseph Finegold said Groat did not suffer any broken ribs but sustained a contusion of the chest wall on the lower left side. Finegold said Groat may be lost to the Cardinals for several days. The Milwaukee Braves downed the Philadelphia Phillies, 5-0, tlie New York MeLs nipped the Cin cinnati Reds, 5-4. and the Chicago Cubs shut out the Houston Colts. 3-0, in other NL action. Boston 103 000 000 4 11 1 Baltimore 330 000 OOx- fi 7 0 Monboiiquctle (19-91 and Nixon. Pappas, llall (71 and Brown. Win ner l'appas (14-91. liu Stuart. Rrandt. Pappas. (2nd game) Boston 001 010 000 2 6 0 Baltimore 100 001 tlx 4 9 0 lleffner (4fii and Tillman. Mc Cormick i4-7 and Orsino. I1R Gentile. pClcoveland (Kin I in oon 2 s 3 Washington 001 004 20- 7 12 2 Donovan, John I7, Abernathy i8i and A.cue. Daniels (S-Oi and Retzer. Loser Donovan Hl-12'. III! - Lock. Minnesota !0 (100 032-9 13 2 Chicago (Kin ooo Oil a to 2 Ka.il. Moore (6, Perry (71, Pleis iB Dailey B and Battey Fisher. R.iumann i.V. Bronslad 'Hi, Phillips ini Horlen 191 and Carreon. Winner D.itlev i5-.li. Loser - Horlen i7-7. HRS -Kil lebrew, Nicholson. R.iltcy, Power, Allison. (14 Innlngsl K ( . 101 010 (KM ono on 3 9 2 L A. 200 000 Mil oon Ot 4 10 0 Wickersliam. Bowstield i II a n d Edwards. M le. Fnytark R', Fowler (9, Osinski H2 and Rod- geis. Winner Osinski (8-6, lxis er Bowslield '5-7. HRs Fie gosi, Moinn. (1st game) I fTTTTXTfW I i Starts Sept. 16 and continues each Monday thru 10 weeks Win cash prizes and have fun, too! Enter the Weekly F o o t b a 1 1 Ex pert's Contest. 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