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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1965)
Eile | Dress Tige | (PRGESIT AND News; Klamath Fall Oregon 7" Tuesday, March 30 196 Coul G All Th Wa late May ‘agree up with the same infield other outfield pos- Lain, who won onl four, other Willie who batted| Thomas as are Horton, his boss althoug in the last year—Norm Cash a first, Thomas hit .28 with| candidates for the regular hurl. only .163 in 25 games with the |sibilities. breat th he points out that,/Jerry Lumpe at second Dick Tigers rotation. after 288 1 HR&# and 44 RBI&# and also| in a postin f piteh ing, short three}McAuliffe and Don! avera: at J Larry Sherry, once one of the can play first base Detroit ond the claims icf pitchers in the game, manager, the Wer at third. 09 RBI top in will stick as a util Tigers could go all the w: Bill Roman, who bit .290 at Northtu for th wants to be a starter, too, and left field job. Here&# The Rub this year. Three Good Players If Northrup and Horton both ‘Syracus with 11 home runs Pitching is the major Detroit will get a crack a it, althoug He doesn’t concede inch! an best bullpen They are three good ones Detroit’s he and 68 runs batted in, is being make it, was Demeter leave problem. may to the Yankees, White Sox and outfielders Al Kaline and Donjgiven a shot at first base and his center field pos and play The anchor of the staff| hurler last season, winning sev- men who Demeter and catcher Bill Free-|Ray Oyler, are Orioles ‘generally Should another Syracuse first base. Then the Tiger out- will be Mickey Lolich, who won en while losing five. picke to battle it out for thejh an. into the starting break has chance to win field would be Northru in left, 1 a and lost nine last Sherr graduate season, 1965 American Leagu pennant. “Every spo is wide open,”|the. shortsto post. Oyler hit] Horton in center and the reli-| an Dave Wickersham, 19-12 rotation, Rega would go to the “We just have to fit a few Swift says, “except for Kaline in right. those|.251, but had 1 home runs and able Kaline! After those two, there is a thin bullpen. ‘Piece together to d it,” Dres-| ‘three _positions 6 RBI had a ba year in 196 accord-| ning of the ranks. Fred Gladding (7-4) and Ed maintained Swift before he was sen is Detroit giving Hank Aguirre and Phil Re- Rakow (8-9) also figure to be in to his standards, bu still Countin On Rookie put out of action by a heart at- youngsters A rookie the hit .293 with to chance are 1 HR’s and 92 gan, each of whom every Tigers won onl in the bullpen althoug Rakow tack and had to turn the club make goo and is ruling none|counting on five games in 196 while losin also will get a shot at a start- heavily is outfield. RBI to coach Bob Swiit. over of them out et Jim Northrup, who also was Gates Brown, who batted .272 10 will ge other starting spots, ing role. Julio’ Navarro and the direct It would be a surprise, Swift, who will the how- Syracus last year, hittin as a rookie last year with 15 with Joe Sparma, another five- veteran Billy Hoeft are. other team until Dressen returns, ever, if the Tiger didn’t wind).312 with 1 HR&# and 92 RBI’ HR and 5 RBI&# and Georg game winner, and Denn Mc- pitchin possibilities. By LEO PETERSEN H. probably in UPI § ports Editor Fla. LAKELAND, (UPI) Charley Dressen’ with —\next ailing] joutsid their lve ay = i 5 . — Sports Parade . Searc O Fo Man Wh Love Baseball B MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sport Writer Fla. CLEARWATER, Hallelujah, one man (UPI)— This point— who loves lookin owners for a baseball 20 commissioner A. B. (Happy) who loved baseball it hurt but was kicked out moguls until related anyway. who Chandler, decision momentous strike major leagu their part must finally have agree on liar note of irony with all a on pecu- former And bi this decision laug by the should even shi as usually make least at draw a such among group likes sure the DOING TWIST THE twist in top week. Paga — photo, as made it terfield. < UT ‘Who Goin To Be Commissioner? Man Z KA an Th New Owners Seek Judicial wer the de-lond- “T.” a John W. \E. Galbreath Fetzer other. got)t of the of the Pitts- named one and Jolin Detroit Tigers up next ses- not There one was described the in he where the ob- so That particular was everyone perfectl in although|was name obvious the saw on to|screen large, the was carefully avoided|league owner Detroit owner is go- attack. in the election of a new but one owner. com- detail the kind of missioner the American as should fill Leagu and vice versa. though post The any it Seattle, poin presumably to talk with vious that it was nearly lost. in his manager, Charlie Dressen, National name-dropping, ‘Th Leagu insisted who recently suffered a heart singl candidate on havin just as much voice no a mentioned, ‘was jperson air-Idates to it the the 50 reason each of its one committee own Ask About @ SPOT “Business to 60 odd candi- so far, with or submitted Tu Daily ADS Cord” 48111 points apiece Fielder&# toppe | the 78 assists leagu JOI Training TH THOUSAND SWITCHING T WARDS easily while Willie of YOUR {leagu Chargers May Be Put U For Sale was meaning shar tle’ Do Wa ver&# Phil Maloney the veteran who usuall battles Fielder for) honors, and Norm scorin Johnson of Los Angele had 8 ceilinge ~ before captain of to commissione good There versi Staple-| to - described burg Pirates bein President Joe of the co-chairmen he had Leagu Description- defenseman| Los Angele the was leader in goa with 38 one more than Portland Tom- O' scored four my McVie, By LEO H. PETERSEN in|breath is president of the Pitts- leagu club owners decided mes in the final week of play. UPI a special Sport Editor meetin Monday and|burgh Pirates, Fetzer of the Jim MeLeod of Seattle took| CLEARWATER, Fla (UPI)—|they delegate the task of find-| Detroit Tigers. goali honors with a 2.76 aver- Who& goin to be the new, in the man to.fit that descri The hop to come up with age while Portland&# Don Head baseball commissioner? tion to two outstandin baseball/the before midnight was next at 3.06, answer He’s goin to be a man under|executives—John W. Galbreath,| Oct, 3 Howie Young of Los An- 65 years of age, with a judiciallrepresentin the National The have no idea who h gele had a pretty calm final i mind and a fine publi image. |Leagu and John A. Fetzer for] week, but still set a new leagu may be That is what the 20 majorithe Americar Gal- ag mark with 227 minutes in the} box—one n all minute more ‘The do know one thing the record sct last i season the club owners cannot agree Portland Mike Donaldson b to Ford successor Frick jon_ all-star I a team| leagu {before that time, they& always Western picked b Hocke have Frick Leagu coaches Wayne Con- Frick wanted to step down nell and Charlie Burns of the| \last year, but he agree to stay fifth-place San Francisco Seals| another on the club season so SANTA ined Calif./Conrad Portland& Andy MONICA, Heben- & pos Hilton, said, would not have to hurr owners (UPI)—The San Dieg Charg sible that I might dispos of the selection of his successor. ARRIVE of the FOR FIGHTS ers American Football the club if got the right offer Leagu might b u for sale if from a responsible party. How-|, Before the club owners went) ROE (UPI) New Yorker the price is right, Bar- ever, I don’t have any negotia- into a special meeting owner Monday| Logar and start the long Hilton said Monday ron tions under way at the present }to pro-| Randall of Tylei arrived to Hilton, son of hotel magnate time nor am I seekin any of- jess sele his successor,|in Rome Mond to train for Frick for one more fers.” With a Guyl aT Cronin man hig room American Most of the other owners and said their piece, too. Each of the 20 had owners Some said the though the been asked by Frick to list as commissioner should know many candidates he wished as will something about baseball; oth- and turn over those names. in succeed Commis- felt that wasn’t vital. ers 70-year- sealed envelop to him. a sioner Ford Frick was limited One believed owner even of the Sixteen 20 owners chiefly to shadow boxing, some there was room for two at the complie and the envelope of the owners still manage to top. The commissioner could be were there all right but they get in one or two bod blows, a so-called “outsider,” he said were never opene Galbreath Each was given the opportu and his No, could be said they will be after man Fetzer nity to stand up and discuss the someone from inside baseball. from an eight- or nine- returns type man he felt would make da trip to the West Coast Point Nearl Lost Press International ton in the first line. McLeodjfense and McNeill wan the Fielder of Seattle hit} was the goalie Portland&# Pat)wing spot Jones and Fielder and five assists in Stapleto was one for the center spot and week of play to an-| defense|Brian Smith of Los his eighth Western Hocke and tied for the other nex Angele spot were Scattle’s Gordy Sin-land Lou Jankowski of Victoria * Leagu scorin title, Brrr ar a ae clair and Victori Hu-|shared a wing berth, Sand Fielder wound with 92 y cul. Jose Pagan San Francisco Giants, display his Post-season of the points to overhaul play gets under Portland’s| Second team strides _first- toward second hase in Cactus goalie honors! Leagu action this {Art Jones, who was second Wednesd when by Head and Aljplace Portland host third-place safel to the ba as scen in lower photo on a double to cen- {with 90 points, Billy McNeill i of| of Victoria. and Gerry Od-|Vancouver —UPI Telephoto |Vancouver had 8 Pat fourth- of the Seals and Scat- Victoria —!ton comes of Portland Vancou-| 8 callin on sec- r a Althoug Monday initial sion to produc a man wh By United goal meeting non- fleet. th Guy Fiel O Seattl Win Eigh Hock Title final a water they promote him jtwo the hearty, conditioned, owners, — CHOICE UE: Wi orccwcn, ‘Bee ee if{fr “ tediou Crow Sign right The Hilton, from tee Fort Niner Contract offer, according include would the that the San Diego. Hilton did buyer r in nain disclose not to guaran- a prospe team would sat: a 2nd RIVERSIDE | .. ask |th favor: itheir fights Friday night, Logart {meets world junior middleweight stay on until Sandro they| Mazzinghi. the new commissioner? who beat the New Yorker two Frick, who i 70 agreed he|months meets ago, and Randall would. Frick said he would stay|{talian middleweigh junior the job until midnight, on Nino Oct./ Benevenuti. 31. Previously he had agreed ta the end of the until stay on World Se ‘ies. OR Would he selected Se! AIR when _——— was isfactory sales prit to SAN b FRANCISCO million. $ (UPI)— believed John David Crow, of Although the Chargers have veteran “And i I they don’t agree o seven National Football Leagu won the AFL&# Western a commissioner new by that seasons, has signed hi title sion four out of the past contract time, I& stay on the job in.| with the Sa Francisco Fort five years, club officials have definitely,” k said, indicat. | Niners. been ‘disappointe with attend: he wasn’t a all displease The 29-year-old former Heis- ance at home games in Balboa in by the prospect of keeping the man Stadium and it has been Trophy the to Niners Cardinals for Abe winter deal Woodson for both Eve though took the l traded was Forty Chicag back winner it the from would franchise—perhaps all new Angels’ defensis key heim, ilton clubs. Cards Hilton mored the in near. title, le ru- Crow ‘more unhapp ther&# Cal sai he the move the to base- ballp had responsibility” in assume his in i “l was even y playing for though had business found his time consuming winner. ‘ won& elaborate. Little thing piled up and I felt that the trade was best for both the Cards and MILLS myself.”” Crow b a the last-place be part and of the am lookin Porting whe the duly this forward to OLO Italy Mills| Lt. Billy Kan., the Olym- . y Coffeyville, this|in 3 Mulini the ntry seconds minutes, help)Brit Freary Mike lon so run while! was ond OUT, TEAR YOU FRIDAY OFF, SIGN, EVENING, APRIL sec- BRING WITH Jor ten won& days.” So one, no for or may sanlzed baseball, _ Parents pleas show boy fo play LITTLE the rules and OFFICIALS. 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