September 9, 1983
Sporting News
Bears Sign
Ingram For
1935 Season
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
Ex-Navy Coach Will
Load California
Through 1935 Sa
son. Colorful Outfit
Promised Thie Year.
Ah Wing Lee U For
mer Oregon Student.
Played Football for
Portland High School
The University of California
will continue the experiment
of "Navy BID" Inirom through
this on and next. Offi
cial of the Gold Bear eth.etlo
department extended the eon.
tract through to February.
HS5, and Immediately re
moved rumors that there had
been dissatisfaction with the
- work of the former Nary
coach.
, California tta't through with
Ingrain yet. tor It waa an un
precedented thine at Berkeley
to offer a new contract when
the exUtlnc one had not ex-
plred. And along with it went
aa nnaoltclted rote ot eenii
deaoe. 0,0 o
Ingraat always boo been
known aa a steady, conserva
Uto eoaeh. bat this year he
plana to add a dash ot color
to the Golden Bear attack.
- And Jwet la keeping with his
, idea, ha may pare ado the
California officials to discard
the dull, obsolete nnlforms
the Bears have used tor years.
California football fans may
fa to reeognlie the Bears It
they should bo redressed for
the opening of the season.
e e
Brick Morse, writing hi the
aa rranelsco Chronicle, wsnt
to Bill Ingram this year and
learned a little about his at
tacking syttom tor the conf Br
aces schedule.
1111 iBgrexe ks announced
tree or he keteads to hire
plenty of open play and- a col
orful team. I know ot no one
better prepared to put oa a
enow tor the . spectators,"
Morse said.
. "Wot near be nMa section
saw CaHfernla In the 1. C.
pame last year. Those did
bstew that BID ean figure out
a aeasatlonal offense. M Bffl
baa ntea ot experience to play
throughout aa trier did at
times, F. . C should bare
boon aanftrleted."
i
M Wang Lee, she Cblnase
fighter matched a g a 1 a t
y rankle Monroe here next
Friday, an honeet-to-good-asss
highbrow. Ah Wing,
whose reel name la James
r Jower, la a former student at
. '- the TJalvoreiry. ot Oregon. , Hs
studied in the art school.
Ah Wing started out in the
boxing world undsr Herb Owen
at Eugene. Be changed bis
name to Jimmy Lee for per
sonal reasons and fought In
Owen's preliminaries. Then he
quit and finally popped up
again as Ah Wing Lee, the
finest lightweight the north
west bas produced. -
The Chinese " wjs a foot
ball player before be was a
fighter. Ah Wing, playing in
the line for Roosevelt high
school, won an all-Portland se
lection ssveral years ago.'
e e e
Borate ughes. eo-capUIn
of the Oregon tootbaU team
this year, has been la Medford
recovering from a sore throat
Borate had his tonsils removed
recently Just as a precaution
In helping him play the whole
, season ea the Webfoots' diffi
cult schedule.
Hushes, yoa will recall,
played every minute ot every
gsme last season. He had no
times out tor injury snd waa
never removed for a substitu
tion. His steady playing -
a magnificent steadying Influ
ence to Prink Calllion's b"-s
la Jill.
ughes got hlmsslf into con
dition this summer ss a ranger
at Crater Lake National ; rk.
Hughes should be pretty
well known In Klamath Falls,
even though no one might be
aware of his all-coast record
with Oregon, He was a center
for Prink Csllison three years
' when Prink was coaching at
Medford. Hntrhss and . . :ose
other Medford lade ot a
years ago successfully blasted
te hopes of the Klamath Peli
can team.
Callison'a prep team ' won
three successive state football
titles.
Young Filipino
Beaten in L A.
By Johnny Pena
RAN FRANCISCO, Sept. t,
(UP) Johnny Pens, 124-pound
Portuguese, declsloned Young
Tommy, 120, The Philippines,
in a torrid 10-round bout here
last night.
The fight was a whirlwind af
fair all the way. In the ninth
Pena staggered Tommy with a
left and rlirht cross to the Jaw.
He was trying to knock out hi
groggy opponent when the bell
rsng.
Tommy took the first two
rounds. Then Pena started a
whirlwind attack and didn't
slow up until the final bell.
Other results:
Red Weinberg, 154, technlcal
ed Herman Jackson, 161 (4):
Hsrbsrt Collins, 1(6, was tech
ntcaled by Kid Capley, 161.
(i); Andy Kelleher, 132, decls
loned Les Smith. 134 (4); Jim
my Compton, 131, declsloned
Alex Romero. 129 Ml' Omit.
Wright, 128, technicaled Huerta
Evans, 127 (4).
The iw . 1.1 ,
KBnaA tau.l. I . , .
i,i,t,r Iftuuuum OJ Mel
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'.' ot sr'
ana Lexington,
unueu mates, has a displacement
BOXING
HOLLIES, LA.
Tl
Angels Push Forward in
7 to 4 Victory Over
Portland.
1 1
- (By The Associated Press)
Boosted forward by a rodeo
and a T-4 victory over Portland.
Los Angeles shared the Coast
league leadership with Holly
wood, While Hollywood and Sacra
mento were idle because ot a ro
deo at Wrigley Field, the Angels
thumped tad Sam Gibson and
Art Jacobs for IT bits and their
second win ot the week at Port
land. Fay Thomas was steady
for Los Angeles until the ninth
when the Beavers touched blm
tor two hits and a pair ot rune.
Buck Newsom relieved him and
retired Portland. Thomas and
Art McMullen, Angel receiver,
bit homers.
Beals Beat Seattle
San Francisco moved past Its
hometown rlvale, the Mlsslona,
into sixth place with a double
triumph over Seattle, (-0 and
J-l. Curt Davis shut out the
Indian with tour widely scatter
ed bits In the opener. Lee Stlne
handled the Seal pitching duties
in the 7-lnnlng nightcap, giving
the Seattle men f blows, Ellas
Funk and Augie Galan ot San
Francisco collected a double and
single apiece in each game.
With pitcher Roy Joiner do
ing most of the work, Oakland
trimmed the Missions (-1 Friday
night to quare the series. The
Oak southpaw not only silenced
the big guns ot the Red attack
but In addition cracked out a
triple and two ainglea to drive
in four Oakland rune. The
Oaks battered Bill Phehus, a
former teammate, and Ted F11
lotto for IT aafetlea.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. t, (AP
Discovery ot a woman patholo
gist ot the presence of a filter
able virus In the bodies of
"sleeping sickness" victims wai
acclaimed today as the first Im
portant finding in sclsnce'i ef
fort to seek a cause or cure for
the puxillng disease which has
taken it lives here In the laat
five weeks.
The woman is Dr. Margaret
G. Smith, assistant profsssof
of pathology at the Washington
University school of medicine.
and a graduate of Johns Hop-
xins nniversity.
Her findings were announced
at a meeting last night of the
St. Louis medical society, which
was attended by nearly 1,100
persons who were lntsrestsd in
learning something about the
epldemie which has gripped the
city and Its suburbs.
Jewish Boxer
Scores Victory
Over Patrick
nnf.T.vw(inn e ttb
Benny Miller, 171, local Jaw.
n mjxer. ueciaivety aeieeieq
Tom Patrick, 17S, Los Angeles.
In the ten round main event at
the Legion stadium. .
Millar, noted as a boxer when
he was a lightweight, revealed
that be had lost none of his
boxine skill a iHn u iM,
six out of ten rounds from his
rugged opponent. In the second
round Miller dropped , - Patrick
for a two count and again drop
ped him for a one count In the
Ixth,
It was Miller's second round
as a heavyweight. In bis first
several weeks ago he stopped
K. O. ChriBtner of Akron, O.
Other results! Jimmy Prewltt,
1KH, declsloned Midget Mar
tines, US, in a rematch, (4);
Joe Guerrero, 183, decislonsd
Archie Lewis. 127 2.1. fit u
Stephens, 121, won the nod over
uuu neuneay, iss is;; Tea
French le, 126, won over Sal D
i.eon, iiD. Tony caro, 12.
declsloned Dam Barcelona, 121,
Services Held
ForCavanaugh
NEWTON, Mass., eept. 2,
(UP) Funeral services here
Friday for Major Fran W. Cav
anaugh, late college football
cunru, were attended by repre
sentatives of a score of colleges,
fellow cosches, sports luminar
ies, and state and municipal dig
nitaries. The Solemn Hlph M f d -
1 - - V. J , c
qulera at the Church ot the Sa-
crsu Jieart was csltbratsd by
the Rsv, Louis E. Gallagher,
president of Boston college.
SEATTLE PEOPLE KILLED
BUFFALO. N.' V.. Bon, a ,
George Morrison and J. Edir-r
Mllllg i, both of Seattle, Wash.;
Francis Bulks of Lackawanna,
N. Y., and a woman hellev.it in
lbs the wife ot either Morrison
' muMssn, were lainny in. red
' night In the collision of two
loutomobllee In Hamburg, N. Y.
ED FDR LEAD
BASEBALL
Chinese Boy
Ab Wing Lee, full-blood-d
Chinese boxer and a contender
for the Amerlcsn lightweight
championship, will move Into
Klamath Falls this week for a
main event showing sgalnst
Frankle Monroe, the Empire
country's leading fighter.
Mack Llllard, promoter.) n
nounced Saturday morning be
had definitely obtained the serv
ices of the brilliant young ori
ental from Portland. The match
bat been billed for ten rounds
on Friday night. '
Ah Wing hss drawn record
houses in ths northwest tor two
years and has met and defeated
some of the finest lightweights
In the country. Hs lost a tight
t Young Peter Jackson, hut his
showing was so outstanding the
ngnt nas jeea. rescneduiea.
V Monroe has been Imnrovinc
steadily and will return to
L- : X
y ' :ki
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AMUSEMENTS
Pelican Now playing, Kay
Francis In "Mary Stevens, M. D."
Pins Tree Now Playing.
"Sunset Pass." with Rudolph
Scott and Tom Keene.
Rainbow Now playing, "Blast
ed Event," with Lee Tracy.
Vox Now playing, "I Cover
the Waterfront," with Ben Lyon
and Claudette Colbert.
AT THS PELICAN, ,
One of ths strsngest stories ot
a triangular love affair Is told
In the Warner Bros, picture
' Mary Stevens, M. D.", which
comes to the Pelican Theatre to
day. The triangle Involves Kay
Francis, the star, Lyle Talbot
and Thelma Todd.
Kay Francis gives a Itrong
performance aa the woman doc
tor whose love for "her msn" Is
sndurlng even when be turns
from her love to anothsr, whlls
Thelma Todd gives a fine por
trayal of the selfish spoiled wo
man to whom lore la but a flit
ting passion.
Lylt Talbot, as the doctor
lovsr, bss the finest role of bis
career opposite Miss Francla and
lives up to the promise he has
shown In all prsvlout picture
work.
Others In the cast Include
Glenda Fsrrsll, Una O'Connor,
Charles Wilson, Harold Huker
and HoUart Cavauaugb, The pic
ture was directed by Lloyd Ba
con, AT THE PINE TREE.
Screen cycles may come and
scrsen cycles msy go, but the
good, actionful Western goet on
forever.
Why?
Henry Hathaway, director of
a series of Westsrns his latsst
Is Zane Grey's "Sunset Pssi,"
which comes to the Pint Tree
tbestre today baa a ready an
swer.
"The popularity of ths West
erns today is a matter of hsrsd
Ity. A fondnsss for the adven
ture of the open spaces, handed
down from father to son, and
from uotlier to daughter. Peo
ple love the Western for what
it Is a clean, wholesomt type
1 N
..- t r,
'3 t- r - vl
- ,; i -' - 1 1
ot picture which provides the
excitement that every red-blooded
person craves."
Randolph Scott, Tom Kssne
Kathleen Burke, Noah Bsery,
Harry Carey and Kent Taylor
head the cast.
AT THE RAINBOW.
"Blessed Event," the plcturt
that only a short tlms ago waa
the sensation of the hour, mrk
Ing a new screen star 0. the
then little known Lee Tracy,
opens a rstura engagement at
the Rainbow theatre today.
Mary Brian plays the leading
feminine role.
Another star who first came
TENNIS
Will FighlHere
Klamath Falls this week stter a
successful tour ot the north
west. Lillard has billed Y ..irje'e
match here with Lea as the
lightweight championship bout
of Oregon.
Elmer Brown, victor over Joe
Calder last week, will fight In
the klx-round seuil-wlndup. Lll
lard had not yet selected hit op
ponent. Wbltey Nesl. huiky young
man from Msdford, will be
signed for a special six-round
bout agslnst a still unnamed
rival. There will also be another
tour-round preliminary,
Prlcea will be Increased and
the pass list suspended for the
Ah Wing Lee-Frenkie Monroe
bout.
Lee will arrive here on Wed
nesday to accustom himself to
ths Klsmsth Falls climate. Both
fighters will weigh In at 138
pounds.
Into the public eye In "Blessed
Event" wss Dick Powell, lovable
Juvenile) of "42nd Street" and
"Gold Diggers of 133. .
AT THE VOX.
The visit of the U. 8. S. Con
stitution, popularly known as
Old Ironsides to San Pedro, Csl.,
while the Reliance company was
on location In the aame harbor,
filming "I Cover ths Water,
front," for United Artists, open
ing today at the Vox (or five
days, had a particular signifi
cance to James Cruse, director
of the picture.
ror it ass Cruse who several
yeara ago directed a picture
titled "Old Ironsides." using
replica ot the historic United
States fighting ship In filming
the production. At that time,
Cruse and a company of thou
sands spsnt sevsral months off
Catalina Island, naar the Call'
fornia coast, bringing a story
wovsn around Old Ironsldi
to ths screen.
By a coincidence, Cruse was
directing "I Cover the Water
front," with Claudette Colbert
Ben Lyon and Ernest Torrencs
In the prlnclpsl rolss, along the
aocue at the port of Los An
geles, when the original Old
Ironsides arrived for a twenty-one
day atsy.
PLACERVILLE. Idaho, Ispt.
t, (AP) Dave Beaurbeaux, 66,
said by officers to be a former
Inmate of the Oregon State pen
itentiary, was turnsd over to
Bsker county officers bare yes
terday for Investigation in con
nection with the death ten days
ago of Mrs. A. Koshler, wife
of a physician.
He was not formally arrested
but willingly accompanied offi
cers to Baker City, across the
line In Oregon, for Investigation.
Mrs. Koshlsr was shot two
times and atruct with an axe
oa the night of August 14.
sometime after her husband left
for Baker.
Robbery was given as the mo
tive, as monsy believed to have
besn In the houss at the time
wss missing.
Police Officer's
Garage Robbed
Rtata tint I . rn ..
. .v . u.tvw vi, nar cuon V.
his garage at 1851 Vine street to
nolle hif,an l.tii.n.. t.nu.
r - . . HH.wiuB, ,avRinn
stated that a complete camp
equipment, Including blankets, a
stove anil ennkln mim.ii.
, " wot
stolen.
Rosa Bonheur wore man's
clothing while msklng ber famous
animal paintings at fairs and
stockyards.
Ridin Pretty at the
Stora Closed Monday, Sept. 4th,
Labor Day.
COLF
BRAVES
DROP
TO 1 PLACE
New York Giants Capture
Both Ends of Double
Header. By HKRItKHT W. BARKER
AsenrUteil i'rrM Huorta Writer
The battle of Boston waa cru
cial only to the Rravse today.
"Memphis mil" Terry led a
couple of pitching aces Friday
the Redskins couldn't trump,
the New York Giants swept both
games of a double-header. In
creased their National league
lead to eeven games and drop
ped the Braves Into third place,
a alngle percentage point behind
the revived Pittsburgh pirate.
Rusb Halted
Forty-eight thousand persons
one ot the largest crowds In
Boston baseball history looked
on with not a little pain as first
Carl Hubbell. lean master of the
screwball, and then rrtd Fits
Simmons, portly right bonder,
stopped the Braves'' spectacular
rush which many Boston (ana
hoped would lead to Just such
another penuant aa George Stal
lings' "Miracle Men" achieved
In 1914.
Hubbell, the league's leading
outbpuw, was supreme In ths
first game which the Clouts fin'
ally captured in the tenth, 1-9,
after wasting one scoring, oppor
(unity tttsr anothsr. Hubbell
allowed only four hits aa hs
outpltrhed Fred Frankhouse by
a wide margin and bung up bit
20th victory and 10th shutout
ot the campaign. Except tor one
Inning. Flttslmmong was Just aa
effective in the second game
and the Terrymen romped away
to a 5-9 triumph. The Giants
two pitching aces added Insult
to injury by driving In the win
nlng run In each battle.
Pirates Move I'd
Plttaburgh, meanwhile, bung
up Ita seventh successive trl
umph as Pie Traynor's single la
the 11th broke up a great pitch,
er'a duel between Larry French
and BUI Hallahan and gave the
Corsairs a 1-1 vsrdlct ovsr ths
St. Louis Cardinals. The Cin
cinnati Ksds bunehsd six hits
with eight walks to whip the
Chicago Cuba, 7-1,
In the only American league
games, tne Boston Red Box ml
lied for two runs in the welfth
to beat the New York Yankeea,
4-2, and Jlmrale Foxx bit his
37th homer as the Athletics
trounced the lesgue-leadlng
Washington Senators, 11-8.
'WIISS FEIT
F00CH0W, Fuklcn Province.
China, Sept. t. (Pi-Information
sharply contradictory to Chinese
claims that communis! (orcss
were driven west from Yenplng
was rscelred In foreign quarters
today, which said tbe reds contin
ued to hold Yenplng and ware at
tacking jClcnnlng.
These advices caused renewed
uneaslnsss over the safsty of
oral Amsrlcsn mlsslonsrles who
fall ad to leave Klennlng. It was
expected, however, that despite
thslr expressed Intention to re
main at this post they would
evacuate Klennlng.
Meanwhile, the United States
gunboat Sacramento, whteb left
Hong Kong August 10 to protect
Amerlcsns. was standing by off
Foocbow, ready for an emergency
Santa Rosa Man
Wins Legion Cup
SAM LUIS OBISPO, Calif..
Sept. 2. (U.R) iillllar Cim
stock or Santa Rota Friday won
the American Legion trophy In
the first match of the -.tats rl'le
championships,
T. R. Parnes of Bakersfleld
took the 200-yard off band
matah. Robert Hintt of ounta
Rosa won the slow firs cham
pionship. The rapid (ire event
was won by C. R. Rltcbie of
the United States navy.
Dodger Releate
Southpaw Hurler
NEW YORK, Sept. 2. (UP)
The Brooklyn Dodgors today an
nounced the unconditional re
lease of Freddie Helmach, left
handed pitcher. He was obtain
ed from Tolsdo by trade In ltSO
after being In and out ot tbe
major leagues since 1920, Be
cause of Injuries he participated
in only a few games nils seas
on. He Is SI.
Lakeview Rodeo
RACING
Will He Be
1 mm.r in,,. us us ii .
Jamss Scott, 171 pounds snd seven feet three Inches ot him. has
decided en a professional ring career Scott, now In the Cltlsens
Consrrvstlon Corps at Aiheville. N. C, Is much larger than Camera
and, in the above picture, makee Flrpo Hlppa, his trslner, look like
a midget. After Phil Scott, however, a lot ot flint customers wilt
have to be shown.
STANDINGS
(By The Associated Press)
COAST I.KAt.l K
W. L.
PCT.
.695
.871
Hollywood
Los Angslss ,
Portland . .
01
1
as
84
71
t
(4
61
Sacramento
Oakland ..
San Francisco .
Mlsslona - ........
Seattle
AMERICAN'
Boston
St. Louis
.V.ITIO.XAL LKAtil'K
W.
PCT.
.810
!407
.888
New York
Pittsburgh
Roston
Chics go ..
St. Louis .
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cnclnnatl .
76
70
6)
88
(2
60
41
Sporting
Briefs
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. .
(U.R) Deaths of J I ra. ini grey
hounds aboard tbe liner City of
Los Angeles waa Invr lasted
when the vessel docksd bsre
Friday from Seattle.
The dogs, members of a ken
nel of tl, were owned by L. W.
Thomas of Miami, Fla., and
Uutler Brooka of New Yor'-,
Tbey were to have raced at the
Uaden track here.
Veterinary doctors met the
ship and took charge ot the
bodies.
The dead animals were lu
two crates. Threo that still livs
were In a separate crate and
showed no Illness.
Owners of the animals fed
them special provisions, p son
ally aupervislng t' feeding,
other passengers said. Passen
gers expressed the opinion thut
canvas covers may have caused
the animals to suffocate,
BACRAME.N.w, . ..... Sept. 2.
OJ.K) Twenty-four amateur bos
era will participate in eards at
the state fair next week, .It was
snnounced today. The bo.ors ars
from all sections of the Hale.
MORAGGA, Calif., - Sept. 2.
(U.R) A group of expensive spe
cialists will look ovsr Santa
Uarbo's neck next Saturday, and
decide whether the potentially
greet fiflloack can perform tor
St. Mary's this year.
They were calling uarno
"Greta" and balling blm at a
rival of the pounding Angoi uro
velll lust year. Then he r.i. ... d
Into an Army fullback lu an
ssrly sauson gurr- and broko ' i
nock. It's been In a - csst aver
since. The Lot Angsfes ltd In
sists he's rer"vrt!d. The medics
will decide.
Wood
We Do Our Part
We are strictly In sympathy
with the N. R. A. and ths
president's Agreement and will
be governed thereby and will
raise wages and prcet to con
form. Our low priest are ttlll In ef
fect but advances are absolute
ly necessary.
Ping Slab, green
double tCQ Cfi
load DOeOU
Blockwood
Double Citt en
load ripOOU
Single tQ 7e
load tjeje D
fuel Oil, Furnace Oil,
Stove Oil
Peyto
n&Co.
Wood to Born"
ISA S. 7th Phone BSD
LEAUl'E
W. L. PCT.
Washington 81 44 .161
New YoVk 71 tl .(84
Cleveland 88 3 .ill
Philadelphia 1 83 .494
Detroit II 88 .488
Chicago 80 88 .481
68 72 .414
47 22 .284
FISHING
Anolbcr PhU?
KEEPS GOLF TITLE
EXMOOR COUNTRY CLUB
Highland Park. III., Sept. t. (P)
Overtaking hor rival wltb t
spectacular comeback In ths af
ternoon, Virginia Van Wis Chi
cago, retslned ber national wo
men's golf ehsmplonsblp todsy
by defeating Helen Hicks, New
York. 4 and 2.
The champion came back from
asemlng defeat to keep her title
In a match against the long drlv
Ing girl from Long. Island. Af
ter 14 holi-s, Virginia was four
down, a handicap aha reduced to
to by lunch and then erased
snd wsnt ahead with a gams
that sbattsred per.
McKinney Takes
Six Speed Races
LOS ANGELIC 8, Sept. 2, (UP) 1
Uyrd McKinney won six races
laat night at tbe White Bog mo
torcycle stadium, taking the El
der trophy for his performance.
When tbe automobile motor
flrea a few times and then dies,
tbe trouble msy be In ths chok
ing mechanism.
WE WILL BE CLOSED
MONDAY LABOR DAY
SEPT. 4th
F0RD0R
is a Fast, Comfortable and
Economical Car
The new Ford S-cyllndsr
i Fordor Sedan It roomy,
comfortable car, available
either with standard ot da
luxe equipment, la the de
luxe type you can have either
mohair of broadcloth uphol.
story, tpeclal quality of safety
Standard Fordor Sedan
. Fully Equipped
BALSIGER
Main and Esplanade
1 -WRESTLING
Baseball
Uy t'nllril Preee
, NATIONAL
R. It. tt.
New York .... lit
Boiton - - 2 T 1
Schumacher, Bell and Man
ouaoi lachary. Smith and Bpou
rer. R. It. K.
Pholadelphla 2 2 1
Brouklyn - 0 4 1
Collins and Davis; Back and
Lopes.
r. h. r..
Chlraso I 10 1
Cincinnati 0 4 1
Tinning and Hartnttt; Derrin
ger and Lombard!.
R. II. B.
St. Louis .... 1 10 1
Pittsburgh 4 9 1
Walker, Johnson and O'Far
rsllj Mains and Grace,
AMKltlCAM
First Oame R. H. I.
Washington , 2 t 1
Philadelphia T -2 2
Russell, Burke, A. Thomas
and Berg, gewell; Grove and
Cochrane
Second Oame R. H. K.
Washington 2 IT 1
Philadelphia 4 T 2
Crowder and Rewell; Peterson,
Darnett and Cochrane
, R. H. X.
Boston ....., 1(1
Ntw York 2 4 0
Wellnnd and Farrell; Allen
and Dickey.
R, H. IC.t
Clevoland ........ 11 18 0
Chicago 4 7 1
Pearson and Pytlnk; Gaston,
Klmsey, Miller and Berry.
R. H. B.
Detroit 17 1
St. Louis 7 12 0
Fischer, Auker and Hayworth;
Hadley and Shea,
Long Beach Lad
Wins From Wimer
AN DIEOO, Calif., Sept. 2.
(UP) Andy Mitchell, 182, of
Long Beach laat night won a 10
round decision over Dutch Wim
er, 175 H, San Diego, In a mala
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