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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1941)
Northwest Coast Loop Play Opens Portland, SoMl Hottt ; To California Diamond Man if" PAOIPIO 60 AIT LIAQUI -til !, ijshlabij 4 1. httlatwl 14, IMI-wawM. Ml. ). AhfrUt II, rrmtu II. 4i iK.gu 10 V, feu franciMu M. f i-i Br Tha Aasoclatad Praaa Cuut toaiiue baseball make Its 1041 dubut In the Pclf!c iiwthwci t today with I h two top trams clausing In Se attle. ; While the pace sottlm Sacra- mcuto Senators and the 1940 championship Seattle Ralnlera nht It out. the third place San DW-ao Parirra will be In a perfect apuv lo climb pad them Into the laud at the rpetue of their hosts, the lowly Portland Beaver. J1io top trio came through the yrr'k-iid In customary style SEATTLE A p' It 21 T) iVtallors found this sign on Mayor Earl Million's drik to 'day: "Bulletin: All notices of funerals or nckuru mutt be fcn this rffice by 10 a m., on the dy of tho opening base ball game." aSt-attle plays Its first home lame here tomorrow against Sacramento. wlh two victories to single ilffeat lo widen the gup between them and tho five losing clubs. Bonattt Singles Julio Uonrlti, Los Angeles pusher, was rrsponiible for Sac rirftento's sole loss when he aibaied in the ninth and scored the. deciding run on Johnny M&orc's double to win Sun ,v opener 5 4. A walk sand eaWhrd In between a pair of doubles In the filth gave the Sen ators the two run margin for a 3 1 decision In the nightcap. The Sacs breeied through tl e Angels 8 3 Saturduy. Three ltn In the tenth, topped hy Pinch Hitter Ulll Lawrence's triple, won yesterday's nightcap for Seattle over Oakland 3-1 Three double plays by. the Seat tle Infield helped offset the 13 lilts Paul Gregory allowed the Oaks In the opener. The Rainlers won 8-4 to regain their winning stride after losing 1-0 Saturday before the three-hit pitching of Jack Salveson. Breaks Tie Mel Mauera's three-bagger plus a sacrifice broke a 9 9 tie In the eighth to give San Dirgo a 10-9 win over the San Francis co Seals. The Seals put three of their hits together in the third jng of the nightcap to win 1-0 Uille Lefty Mel Marlowe scat tered the four Padre hits over the five Innings the game lasted Sun D'ego hammered out 16 safe tma to win 10-1 Saturday. In their Krrstmt splurge of tlits season the Portland Beavers won two out of three week-end games from Hollywood to double the number of their season's vlftories. The Beavers won Sun day's opener 7-9 and then re tuDicd to form by dropping the nightcap 11-6. Ad Liske held the Sluts to four hits Saturday while tho-Bcaver't bunched four In the tenth to win 3-0. T,he Stars entertain Lot An gnles this week while Oakland plays at San Francisco. Tuesday Set for Bonanza Smoker BONANZA Tuesday, April j 22, is the date set definitely for the championship smoker at Bo ; nanza high school. Starting at 8 o'clock the fights will be run off as follows: Boxing division James Bradshaw versus Charley Hart ley; Kenneth Bradshaw versus Bill Hood; Wesley Hanklns vers us Danny Clvan; Walter Rltter eVorsus Drury Macbeth; Art Mon etae versus Bob Ross; Jack Rog ers versus Victor Flackus; George Bray versus Walter Smith; Jackto Drltcoll versus Billy Custer; Andy Lovelsdy versus Pnul Fitzhugh. Wrestling Gordon Glvan Wrsus John Hnrblson; Cole Fits hush versus Bud Harris; Paul fitshugh versus Andy Love lady. RUPTURED? irMitr handling tnntw manr run Little Doctor Truss ft the btit n the market, and la the anever to all nip lure ufftr era. Neat, elm pie efficient, ae ateel t nut, o M preeture vm ''the bach or dtps, too leg -trip. erelKht g ounera. No matter Bow ;good rour trim la' It tot reeled in the oewt and beat tea thla tone, free drmonitration. All orl ;rfnne mhjtct to four doctor's ap prmal. Unlimited free aertlcd At n one of S00 wviUra agcota. r Currin's t for Drugs Mnth and Mini Phora) St j "Tin friendly Drus ttoea" April 22, 1941 Perby Om af lha Kentucky Derby our boots J'1?f 'mj4 -yv -r"--.. ':'- - , running May 3 in Louisville, it Our Boots from the Woedval farm stable. Last year this colt won three out of six starts. earntd (71.3SI for Owntr R. "Honest Bob" Quinn. Boston Syndicate Purchase Bees By BILL KING , BOSTON. April 21 W) For the second time In his half century of baseball, Bob Quinn la heading a symicalr-owncd club that he hope, will be a pennant winner for his beloved Boston. Last nlgnt that esteemed vet eran, popularly known at "Hon est Bob." proudly announced that a doron loyal friends had Joined forces with him for the Local Gunmen Score 74 in Oregonian Klamath Gun club shooters Sunday racked up a total of 74 In the final weekend of the Portland Oregonian's 16th an nual shoot held In conjunction with a registered shoot at the Wocul traps. Several Bend gunmen attend ed the club's weekly clambake. An outstanding bit of firing was scored by Mcndenhall of Grants Pass, guest scattergun ner, who leveled out 08 birds out at possible 400. Al Broth erton, new shooter, shattered 37 consecutive birds. Firing In the Oregonian, an eight-week competition which serves as an elimination for the state meet, P. Hilton and F. R Olds scored perfect 25's and II. E. Hauger marked up a 24. Wood Pushes Short Backswing fTht te the ftril of eti triform a tire end inatructir artiriM oa golf.) Wavior off Mailcra Tatmiamont ant Oalfa Poromaat Mhor KTEW YORK. April 21 A late start is not necessarily fatal to a succcsslul golfing career. I caddicd at Lake Placid, where I wag born. November 18, 1901, and at Snranac Lake at the age of IS. but did not take the game seriously until I was 20. Ice hockey waa my sport while a student at Clarkson Tech. Pots dam, N. Y.. I had visions of building sky scrapers, bridges and seeing through otner feats of engineer ing. Until 1922, t teed off with a driving Iron. Prior to taking my first pro fessional Job at the Winchester, Ky., country club l'i '28. I had a tough time getting around under 80. I was an assistant bookkeeper In a tobaccc house at Winchester . . . served as a professional throughout the summer. I worked on my tee shots . . . finally decided a sh'-rt. restrict ed, three quarter backswing suited me best. Blessed with brawny forearms and mighty wrists, I naturally had less hand action than other shotmakers. I am still a power hitter. While It Is a bit longer than It was when I broke lit my swing it a good one for the average player to copy. It it Insurance ffxoinst over swinging, a common fault of the duffer. HANDS GO NO HIGHER THAN LEVEL OF LYES Flaying a wood, t tuke a square stance with toes pointed I outward. The ball is teed off the left heel. I advise pupils to keep the left hand firm to avoid 'letting the club fail over the shoulder. At the ti'p of the backswing, the player should avoid letting PAGE NINE Eligible 4 "'XV .e.WJ elialbles, dated up for the (7th G. Martin. I purchase of the 73 per cent con ' trolling IniercsU in the Boston National Uague club held for the past five yer by C. F. Adams, wealthy Boston sports ) man. Among them were Casey I Stengel, thr club's manager, and i Francis Ouimet, the former na tional open and a.riatrur golf ! champion, now a B"ston broker. Bolh Q'i nn and Adamt re fused to divulge te financial terms of tne deal that will be consummated as toon as a few minor lcga. and financial details have been eettled. probably with in a day or to. It Is understood, however, that the Quinn group agreed to give 200,CUO cash and 1100.000 note for control. The owners of the club's re maining 27 per cent holdings, former. Massachusetts Governor Frank G. Allen, ex-Congressman Joseph F. O'Conne.l of Boston, and Leopold M Goulston, the club's vice president, will re tain their interests. Quinn re vealed. PORTLAND CYCLISTS WIN IDAHO PLACES LEWISTON, Ida. April 21 (P) Two Portland, Ore., motorcycle rider won places iif the Lewis Clark Motorcycle elub't hill climb here yesterday. Joe Burke, Portland, was first In class B. riding his vehicle 172 feet up a steep "20-foot hill. Wilbur Htinsen, Portland, was third in class C with a climb of 170 feel Si tVK iSdj a f- t-T- - g'f'Tu -si ii. i - -v 't.--ia''iiiiiti.. Sn Va.- " Craig Wood, left in position ha takes at top of backswing for drive. Right, the Masters' champion illustrate! duffer't common fault overtwinglng. Hands have gone higher than ap proximate level of eyes. Club has dropped over shoulder. the hands go higher than the level of the eyes. At the top, the face of my club is SO per cent closed. In a Inter article I will (ell how a closed face has helped my game. In my livtial tournament, the Kentucky Open of '".3, I finished second to Bob Pecblts then the professional of the Louisville Country club. He had a 144 to my 145 So. you sec. It seems I was destined to be a runner-up at the very outset, I have built a reputation as a runner-up, which is one of the principal reasons why winning the Masters' tournament over the gorgeous Augusta National course this spring cave me to much satisfaction. The victory demonstrated to all th.it it pays to keep swing DiMaggio Dominates Both Major Leagues Yanks Win 14-4 From Phillies Senators Hand Rati Sox First Dtfeat of Season; Giants Trip Dodger 7-5 By PAUL BCHEFFELS United Press Correspondent Joe Dlmigglo emerged Mon day after eight dtyt of Ameri can League competition ts the dominant figure in both major leagues. The New York Yankees' cen terfieldor, who batted in six runt with three hits Sunday, collected "four for five," Includ ing a homer and a double at the Yankee! battered Philadelphia pitching again Monday for 17 hits and 14-4 victory at Shlbe Park. He drove in two runs and brought his eight-gkme total to 14 runs batted in in In the last three games, four homers, one triple, four doubles and two stolen bases. He has now hit safely in every game and prev iously connected in 19 succes sive exhibition Karnes. Sox' First Defeat Steve Sundra. ex-Yankee mak ing hit pitching debut for Washington, handed the Boston i Red Sox their first defeat of the season, 6-5. at Griffith Stadium. The Senators knocked Jack Wil ton out of the box in the sixth with a foui-run rally that feat ured foul straight hits by Buddy Lewis, Cecil Travis, George Archie anl Jimmy Bloodworth plus Minager Joe Cronin's error. jit was the fifth tune in six garnet that a Red Sox pitcher failed to go tne route. Chicago at Detroit and St. Louis at Cleveland were rained out. In the only National League garnet played, the New York Glantt tripped the Brooklyn Dodgers, 7-5 at the l-olo Grounds and the Boston Beet stopped the Philadelphia Phillies, 81 at National League Field. Wild Pitch Joe ' Orengot ' eigbth-innlng double, scoring Harry Danning, who had tingled, broke tie and gave the Giants thv first of two game-winning runt. Babe Young scored the other on wild pitch by Kirby Higbe, who went the route for the Dodgrs. Mel Ott homered frr the Giants and Dolph Camilll for the Dodgers. The Veteran Wet Ferrell stopped the Philt with five hits M 1 W w: 1 . . 1.1 Vl'Vvi V"- '..51 - ,awm ' : i ing in any line of eideavor, re gardless of the breaks. I have no complaints. 1 owe much to the great game of golf. Though I to frequently have been runner-up In major tourna ments, I consider myself for tunate to have donu as well at I have. I have won a full share of important tournaments. WINTER CIRCUIT AIDS YOUNG PLAYING PROS Getting back to the start of my professional life, my show ing in my first tournament led to my being offered and accept ing tne position vacated by Bob Peebles. I held the Louisville post until 27, -winning the Ken tucky Open of 23 and the Ken tucky P. O A. of '28. Eager to obtain a connection around New York, 1 became as sistant to George Fntheringham Finances May Bar Cal From Regatta Committee Says Shell Crew Trip To Poughkeepsie Off Unlets Fund Raised BERKELEY, Cal., April 21 (UP) University of California may not send its crews to the Poughkeepsie regatta on the Hudson river this year because of financial reasons, it was indicated tonight. It would cost 15400 to tend the vanity. Junior varsity, and freshman crews to Poughkeepsie, the Associated Students decided as the Bees belted three pitch ers for 14 blowt Including Mtx West's four bagger in the third with none jn. Joe Marty hit one for the Philt In the first with the bases empty. Clnclnati at Chicago was post poned because of cold weather while St. Ixiuis and Pittsburgh were unscheduled. Results: NATIONAL UAOUI ClarlusBtl ik ChicagQ, pot,nl, told. nilUdrlphla OoafcMi Prr. rroMcb. Tttaul'f sad fun; rerru uq Brrr. HI Rrooklnt t S 1 Xrw Vurt 7 t I Hlltx ml Own; MidUr, Wltllt. Car prfltf sad DalalBi. Only sa M-t.-ilulfd. AMERICAN UHCUt Chicago at llnlt. pMlnord. rill. St. LuuU ot ttevtlaad. putpod. cold. B I IbMlMI A II S Whluo S IS t W.Ik,. Unison. FUmlm. aad rcacook; Suadra aad remit. ' R l X- Yort rMUd-lpbi Itooald aad Dicker; HI)!. Kum rcrrtck aad ASHLAND HIGH COACH RESIGNS ASHLAND. Ore.. April 21 UB Football Ciach Leighton Blake of Ashland High School today resigned to enter private busi ness in Portland Blake't tuccessor, according to Superintendent Theo J. Norby, has not been chosen. SALEM SOLON S WIN SALEM April 21 tP) Headt- up play In the lute 'linings gave the Salem Sena tort a 3-z base ball victory over Willamette university Saturday. John Grtnatn drove In the winning run by a tingle in the eighth Innmg. and Outfielder Bob Bergjtrom cut ft Willam ette score with a running catch of a long drive in thr ninth. OREGON NETTTnS LOSE EUGENE April 2 VP) The University of Oregon tennis team dropoed a 7-? decision to the Eugene Portland Leader ten nis shop here Saturday. Wayne Sabin, nationally - ranked ama teur, played for the victors. at the Norwood Country club. Long Branch, N J. From there I went to the Fores' Hills Field club, Bloomfield. N J As you know, conditions were good in '28. '29 and .30. I worked on my game, gradually rose to the Ltop. Making the winter circuit, which has played such a tre mendous part in the surge of young plaving professionals, I managed to be lirst in the Pasa dena Open of 28. I took the New Jersey P. G. A that year. I won the Okhinoma City Open of '29 and that year an nexed a championship I hold to this day the Hawaiian Open. .You guessed it. A Hawal-an Open hasn't been held since. NEXTi The development of stars. and the finance committee of today it will not be able to "appropriate the fu-J amount. A populai subscription among the students would be necessary to raise sufficient money to tend the three crews east Ken Priest ley, graduate manager, said. The finance committee will meet again Monday to determine how much can be appropriated for the trip, and how much would have to be nued through subscription. Coach Ky Ebright said he wasn't very hopeful sufficient money could be raed. Little Concern ""With the world wondering if the United States will get into the war, there won't be much concern over tending the crew to Poughkeepsie," Ebright said. Last Saturday University of Washington varsity and Junior varsity crews defeated Califor nia in their annual regatta at Oakland estuary. California won the freshman race. It was considered possible California may sen! its varsity crew to Poughkeepsie and leave the other two at home. In 1938 SI BOO wu raised bv DODular subscription on the campus to J send tne freshman crew to Poughkeepsie. California has ' competed in every Pougnkeep sie race since 1926. ' Henley Yins On Track Hornets' 61 Points Whip Merrill, Malin, Bonanza Henley's hurrying Hornets over the weekend established themselves as the only real threat to Chiloquin in county B league track,- results showed Monday. The Hornets' 61 points easily defeated three other south end schools in a practice meet. Bonanza placed second with 34 points, Malin third with 25 and Merrill las' with flve markers. OustandiDg performance was turned in by Wal'cr Smith of the Bonanza Antlers when he scampered a mile in 8:02, tlx seconds under the county rec ord. Summaries: . SHat M . Woa by Jonrv K: SionV (H tcood; Fm (Hi) ttird: Muora (Me) lourth. VU- nwfa ia fatt 4 tnrtw. pom vauti Woa bv Kirknatrlck MO and Riker (B) ftltl: WkIU (II) third: Hceaitr (U fourth. U,lRt- -10 frt. in-rire Htgn HMraHa Woa bT H4l,v (Ua): Mchulu (H toe- oad; Caourd (Mil third. Ilaie :.!. nip atanp Woa br Klrtattrlek (Mt) aad Bra B riM): MrKiT (U third. 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