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July 7, 1983. THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE TWO Braucher's Sport Gossip American handlcappar. lrn lnc that th. Auatrellan ' bore. WlBOoka. r.n a mile In 1851 carrylnn 1S pound, have begun to look around for ltfhen stovea to put on tbe Jo".-. back when he racea a.alnst th home tale. II Washlnittou tall to wl th America Ihi 1 pennant it will not b. because the team h. not d0'" .v.rythlnit right . . go, lor Jo. Crontne "h;iT th-last-dltrh management, too. Maxle'l MHtena Th glove. whiih Bur knocked M Schm.l ng tor I loop may "M(d in IvlnY room ot hous. at . drive. Oakland. C.I . . . Max brought them horn i to bis mamma . . . nd Baer like to look at them. "probably th chief feature ot Open Champion Johnny .Oood" man play la hla closed-tace. . Not that h. keeps hi. mouth '.hut. glrle ... ft mn hie "nf.c. 1. closed or toed-tn when ha amscke that pesky llt tl Bill ... for further detaile go look at your pigeon-toed Aunt Kate. Bill Brown, th new member ot th New York Boxing com mission appointed to the hair of th lat William Muldoon. a.ed to b a refer . . . and ob who would not tolerat ateallnf ... aouare ehooter . . with fin Judgment of boxinf raluea. . . . Bill run. a health reaort. aa Muldoon did ... at Brownsdale-on-lhe-Hud- aoiu ,. Jra Wu Taller Primo Carnera ln't ao big. after all. . . . Jess Wlllard was a halt Inch taller than Primo'a I feet 6J Inchea . . . and Jess weighed 251 pounds against da Preem's 27. . . . Boh Fitsalm mons was th lightest of th heavyweight champions . . . he scaled around 172. Th English Tlctory In th Ryder cup match, hinged on that last missed put by Amer ican Dennv Shut . . . and be fore the final boat young Shut bad asked Walter Hagen to let Burke. Dudley or another play Sporting News BOXING BASEBALL TENNIS GOLF RACING SWIMMING FISHING DID YOU KXOW THAT Last year when President Ramsay ot the V. S. G. A. handed the National Amateur trophy to Ros Somerrllle, the Canadian, he turned to the runner-up, Johnny Goodman, with the expression. "And. Johnny, I hope some day to be able to present a cup like this to yon." . . . Prexy Ramsay re signed, but It he had stuck around, be could hare seen his hope fulfilled by hsnding the National Open cup to the Oma ha boy. . . . The physique ot George Dunlap. who almost fooled all the folks in the Brit ish Amateur. Is deceiving. , . . George is a frail wisp of a boy. but when he flings his bodv behind a drive, be conveys the same Impression that Cro-Magnon Jlax Baer puts over In th.' ring , be s Ticious. HAGEN KEEPS TOURNEY LEAD Shoots Sub-Par Golf In Second Round Of British Meet ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. July t. An Walter Hagen, th Amer ican veteran and four-time hold' er of th title, kept a one-stroke lead in th British open golf championship today by ehoottng a 72, on nnder par. for his sec ond round, and a total of 140 for 36 holes. A rival American, Rd Dudley of Conrordvllle, Pa- wa. on hi. heels with 70-71 141. Other American In Densmor Shut ot Phllsdel phla. with another par-equalling round of 73,- Joined Horton Smitn ot Chicago, with Identical acorea of 7J-74 14 for the two round. Gen Saraien. th detendlnc champion, who had a first round 72. was In hot pursuit ot th lead ers with an out-going 33. three nnder par. He thus gained twe strokes on Hagen and three on Dudley. E FOB SPEED BROKEN CHICAGO, July aim Johnny Livingston of Aurora. 111., unofficially broke th speed record for plane with motors of less than S00 cubic Inches dlaDlar-emenr a, tha . . i ir races yesterday by driving am man racer at a speed of 237.40 miles an hour. . The speed was made over a course ot 1.532 miles. The time being nnotficial, Liv ingston said he would try soon for an official record. In another speed attempt. Jack Wright of Utlca, X. Y.. unoffici ally set a new record for two seater plane, weighing less than 1.000 pouada. He was timed at 182.0 miles an hour; th of ficial record is 13. miles an hour, held by France. Wright also said he would trv for an nfflrlal rwnrA tnr I tbia class of plane. Sharkey's Right vs. Camera's Left ...... . ... - C ' " awii ma iiaiu ruunu, siau toru inrn?rl EOl that eft abblnr away. Th Gob and bla right are shown at left, and Carnera U shown with that urpriiinj left hand at rlfht. PHILADELPHIA TEAMS GAIN IN LEAGUE RACES THROUGH STELLAR HURLING OF ROOKS the match with Syd Easter brook. . . . Hagen, nxious to girt, all the lads on the team a break, told Shnte to to ahead and Shnte. And. oh Shute! h did! STANDINGS By Associated rrees PACIFIC COAST I.K.At.l K W. L. Pet. Sacramento J7 .02 Los Angeles ..52 39 .671 Portland 52 40 .545 Hollywood 61 40 .5(0 Mlsrlon 43 81 .457 Oakland 41 49 .456 Seattle 53 .404 San Francisco 36 57 .380 AMERICAS I.KAGIK W. L. Watbington 47 25 New York ..-4 5 28 Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston -.37 3 -.36 38 .37 40 .3 39 ..31 42 st- Louis 29 50 NATIONAL LEAGUE Nw York 44 27 40 34 39 35 - 39 38 37 38 33 38 ...33 43 St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago ... Boston Brooklyn . Cincinnati Phlladelphl .'.Ji 4'j Pet .85.1 .1 .60. .486 .481 .480 .42r .367 Pet. .620 .541 .527 .501 .493 .465 .434 .419 Vancouver Yacht Wins Lipton Cup VANCOUVER. B. C. Julv , (UP) Lady Pat. the Vancouver yacht club's defender, defeated the challenger. Sir Tom of the Seattle y.cht clut today and won the first of the Lipton Cue races on English bav. The win ner swept the six-mile triangular course to win by a margin of 17 minutes and seven seconds. Lady Pat nosed over the start ing line 20 seconds ahead ot the challenger and Increased the lead, scudding before a nine knot breeze. During the earlier races, the Yawl Onoma lost her mlnon mast while the Seattle sloor, Gypsy Heart, split her mainsail. The forhnrn nil a 1.... ill. ship requires an engine with 72 horsepower to work; It can be heard for 20 miles. Ily HUGH S. Fri.I.KRTOX. Jr. AMoriate1 Pre Hporta Writer The Philadelphia major league clubs, both: ot which have been sadly In need of more pitching strength, have discovered sonic ot it in unexpected places. - A couple of weeks ago the Phillies, more or less in despera tion, tossed Johnny . Jackson, fresh from the University of Pennsylvania. In as a starting pitcher. He won the game, and has been taking hia regular turn since then. Now the Athletics have made a simitar successful experiment with Dick Oliver, a young right bander from the lo cal aand lots. Beats Red Kox Oliver, who has had a tew tryouts in relief work, drew bis first starting assignment yester dav and turned it into a personal triumph by beating the Boston Red Spx 4 to 2. He gave only seven bits and fanned eight to shatter Boston a six game win ning atreak. The victory kept the A'i a game and a half in front of the Chicago White Sox, who moved Into fourth place with a 10-6 victory over the Cleveland In dians. With weak pitching on both sides, the Sox won by put t ng together alx blows for seven runs In the sixth Inning. Tommy Hr hires waa Invincible except In one inning and Detroit Tlgera walloped th- St. Louis Browns 9-4 In the third American league game. He granted only six bits and whiffed nine while his mates poled out 16 aafetlea. The Yankees-Washington contest was called oft to allow the stars of both teams time to go to Chi cago for today's all-s'ar game. Pirates Hhow Htuff The Pittsburgh P'ratea accom plished th day'a best task In the National league by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals in a 26 hit swatfest, 7 to 6. The victory left the Pirate, only a game out of second place a.' a three run burst In the seventh decided the game and finished th Cards' disastrous tour with a record of 13 defeats and only six victories since they struck the eastern por tion of the circuit June 19. Four runs In th first Inning enabled the Chicago Cu' to turn back Cincinnati's Reds 5-3 and gar Bud Tinning hi fifth straight mound victory although the Reds hsd a 10-7 edge In the hitting. Alt four eastern clubs In the National were Idle. Washington Coach Makes Prediction For Crew Races LOS ANGELES. July ( CU.R Al Ulbrlckson. coach of th Uni versity of Washington's Pacific coast intercollegiate champion ship crew, made what probably was ms last prediction wiien he picked hi. own oarsmen to win the national Intercollegiate race here July 8. Certainly he left himself wide open and rival coaches have made the most of his forecast, ragging him unmercifully. Ulbrlckson said some time ago he thought bis Huskies would finish first, trailed by Yale, Cali fornia and Harvard, in that order. He prophesied that Cor nell and U. C. I. A., tha nthr two entrants, would be eliminated in tne preliminary beat Friday. Shaw-Bertram Wins Title Lake Contest The Shaw-Bertram Bin de feated a strong combination team composed of players from .Merrill. Malln and the All Stars by a score of 13 to 8 at the celebration at Tula Lake. The game waa seen by a large crowd ot 1.S00 fans. The op posing team fought hard but was unable to touch Cleek or Oilman for enough hits. O.S.C. BICES CORVAI.LIS. Or.. July I CUR) Athletic coach appointments tor Oregon Stat colleg th coming year wr annour.-?d to day by Carl Lodell. director of athletlca. The entlr program will be handled by five men. Lon Stlnr, assistant football coach sines 1928. will b head grid mentor. He will be as sisted br Oeorg Scott, ex-Heaver backtleld ace and later Baker hlih coach, who will pilot the backs. Rig Jim Mum. another former Stater, will handle the line. Slats GUI will coach freshman football, as well aa varsity bas ketball. Scott will take over the rook basketball anuad. Grant "Do" Swan. Oregon State's Iron man on th track several year. ago. will relieve Coach Stlner as head track men tor. Swan also will succeed Vern Eller aa trainer. Ellers will be coach at Raker. Dixon will assist both varsity and rook trarksters. Slata Gill will handle varsity baseball again and Scott the freshmen. Max Baer Joins Hollywood Colony uni T.vwnnn t..i a n Pi- Max Baer, curly haired Califor nia heavyweight who Is Beit In nr a tltla hntlt With Primo Camera, Joined the movie, today a. a atar. Urn aimed a contract with Metro-Goldwyn-.Mayer to appear opposit Juan Crawford In "Th Lady and the Prise ngmer. u was a one picture contract and the amount Baer will receive was not disclosed. Recruiting for the army does not show any Increase In those parta ot th country wher em ployment Is scare, contrary to common belief. Th North Pol I. .hitting at th rat ot aven Inches a year. ANGELS GAIN BEAVERS 11 League-Leading Senators Drop Close Contest To Oakland lty Tito Associated Press Ruthlan activities ot First Baseman Jim Oglnahy had today boosted I.os Angeles to within three games of th first place Sacramento Senators. - Big Jim hanged out a homer with on aboard In th asventh last night to tie th score with the Missions. In the last ot the ninth he lifted another long one over the center field tenc to glv th Angels thslr fifth run and a 6-4 victory. Last night's gam was th 16th In which Ogelsby baa hit safely. Oscar Krkhard, leading Coast league batsman, hit four singles In a tulll effort to save th Reds from thslr 18th defeat In 14 starts. Sacramento tose Sacramento ran Into a stub born defense at Oakland and lost after 14 Innings (-6. In th fifth extra Inning Larny Anton poked th ball . over th left renter fence to score Mailuo and break up the game. It was Anton's fourth hit of the game but failed to give him the day', hitting honor, as Henry Stelnbacker, Solon aecond aacker, cracked out a double and five singles In seven trips to th plat. Rudy Kalllo marked up his ninth victory ot Ih season as Portlsnd scored Its third series win over Seattle 6-1, last night. "Prince" Oana hit a double and single for the winners and stole two bases. Jo Demagglo hit safely In his 40th consecutiv gam yesterday, but tha hit, an eiithth Inning double, wa not nough to keep Hollywood from beating Kan Francisco 4-3. Tom sheehan held the Seals to four hits In the first seven Innings and checked them with four hits and two runa when they put on the pres sure la th last two frame. GOAT REVIVED CAMBRIDGE. Mass. (U.B On ot six goat, rencued from a fire-swept barn her wa uncon scious from th effects of stnok. But Patrolmen Joha Falvey and David Walsh pressed It lungs In th approved pollr resuscita tion fashion, and 20 minutes later th goat was on Ita feet, apparently none th won for Its experience. Helen Wills Moody Wins From German Star, Gains Wimbledon Final Round WIMBLEDON, England, July t, W) Mia. Dorothy Hound, sec ond ranked Rrltlsh girl, scored a surprising victory over Mis. Hel en Jacobs, 4-6. I I. I I, In the semi-final round of th women's singles In th annual Wimbledon championships today. Th vie lory qualified her to meat Helen Wills Moody, defending cham pion, In tha final round, WIMBLEDON. England. July . ) Mr. Helen Wllla Moody today advanced to within ont match of her alsih Wimbledon title aa sh defeated Hilda Krah wlitkl. tiermany'a ranking play er. 6-4. 6-S, In th aeml-ftnftls of the Wimbledon tnnt champion ships. 8h will meet th winner of th other semi-final between Helen Jacobs, United Utatea champion, and Dorothy Round. No. t. In Ih final, and If success ful will tie Mile. Susann l.ensisn for number ot victories won on th fantons London courts. Hlartrtl In 1UU7 Mrs. Moody won her first Wim bledon title In 1927. nd repeat ed In 1918, '29, '30 and '31. In defeating the tall German llrl. Mrs. Moody fell behind only al th atari, wher FraulelB Krahwlnkla led 11. In th mala he kept th ball In play and let ting her opponent beat herself. r'rauletu Krahwlnkl started rushing tha net at Ih atari, will J som auccesa, but ah could not con long with the tnnls mscblo across th net. Th galleries mar veled at th certainly ot Mrs. Moody's returns as th match progressed, (Juaen Helen keeping her opponent continually on th run after ball bit Just Inald th back or sidelines. t'tititrol Win Mrs. Moody had her 'atroke wall under control, alsrtlng th second, and with Fraulnln Krah wlnkla hecnmlr; wore nervous by the minute, ra" nto a 8-1 lead. Mrs. Moody's roncentratlon wa broken as an awning on th presj box . caught flra, and with both playing rsggedly. th Carman girl picked up two games, but then Mrs. Moody steadied and ran out th set on hsr own serv ice. Th critic saw nothing In Mrs. Moody's gam to enthuse over, hut It was apparent ah was not playing at her beat, retaining her reaervea of energy for Ih play to come, aa she also Is still In th v running In mlied doubles. A WALLDP ALTURAS LAKKVIEW. Or. Lakevlew defeated Altura. Tuesday at Al turaa by a scor ot 11 to I, and th team cam bom with clos to 1200 of California monsy. Th two tems playd for a flOO purse, which waa offered hy the Alturaa Round Up aasoclatlon. while aid beta equalled th amount of th pure. Th two teams will play a return gam In lakevlew at th Urn ot Ih Lakaview round-up. Lakevlew will play th team ot th Hlnes Lumber company of nines. Or., her next Sunday. Th Harney county team la th only on In Eaatern Oregon to scor a victory so far this season over the Bend Shamrocks. On July II lakevlew will Invad Rend for another gam with th Hbamrocka. It took only 48 nours to aolv th two cases of murder in the city of London last year; they were the first inch case, sine 1917. Max Schmeling Wed to Actress BERLIN, July I. (AP Mix Schmeling, former heavyweight champion of th world, and Miss Anny Ondrs, screen and musical comedy actress, were married In a civil ceremony at th Chariot tenburg city hall today. Their honeymoon will b at Helllgendamm. A religious cele bration of the marrlsg will b conducted later at Saabow, whsr Schmeling resides. Max, at the wheel of his own car, waa cheered hy a large crowd at th city hall. He wor a bin sack ault. Hia bride wa. clad In a roa colored dress. Th bridegroom' trainer. Max Machon, waa th best man. Schmeling returned to Germany June 14. after losing a fight to Max Baer. Oraft, of larger or amaller proportions, seems to b widely accepted aa a more or less In vltsbl Incident of government. President Jame Rowland An (ell of Yale. Wood We are receiving a nice run of FIR SLABS PlaCA VmiP nrrl'v. . .. -suv-igi ai OI1C0 II c!Ie f,.r F'r Sl"- iy uncreo oniy a week Ul l.U, rm slab a0 Doubl. Load P5.5U PINE SLABS Th best Pine niai. t ver offered: PINE SLAB 0 AA Double Load PO.UU Block-wood at tha In.., , . we nav ever made: DOUBLE Asa LOAD bO.50 SINGLE An M LOAD OO. 3 tVT.L OILS A.ND COAL PRICES WILL GO UP JULY 15 On the above date new price, en all Kelvirutor modeli ! into effect. Electric Refrigerator! will probably never be to cheap again. Family models new a low aa 99.75, eonvenient temu if desired. THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Speaking of - Fhose Good Old Days" J They're here again . . . right now . . . today . . . Prosperity . . . that rascal that's been "just 'round the corner" for so long, has finally rounded the curve and is out in the clear VTl right here in Klamath Falls . . . men are going to work wages are increasing . . . the wheels of industry are turn ing and the world is revolving again. (J These are not idle words spoken in a burst of op timism . . . they are based on sound facts, local conditions and sales records of the past few weeks . . . the "turn of the tide" based on our own sales department is most gratifying. TT "The proof of the pudding," of course, "is in the eating." Our enthusiasm over President Roose velt's New Deal is backed by cold figures of our own. Last Saturday and Monday were the two biggest cash sale days we have enjoyed in the past three years. The writing is on the wall . . . we're going ahead to a greater more staple future than ever before . . . LET'S GO KLAMATH FALLS. 'Jmmgrmati Peyton & Co. rttt rAairSM UHH. in hOwMH. Wood to Burn" 1M 8, 7th Phone S3S
