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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1941)
After They're Gone north of Canyon creek set aside for bow and arrow hunt era during deer season. HOLED OUT PORTLAND, Ore., June 12 (PjThe hole mored as fast as Mrs. Nettle Thome's golf ball s Iter hole-ln-one dtdnt count. Mrs. Thorn took careful aim, then smacked tha ball. It flew true to the green and plopped Into the cup. But A groundakeeper went right en with hla work. By the time the ball arrlTd, he had cut a new hole and removed the flag from th on into which the ball dropped. The albatross la the largest of all sea birds. It has a wing spread of 12 feet. By clock time, th earth ec pletes a turn on its axl in foot minutes less than a day. j Tha George Washington brldgs In New York City is the world June 12, 1011 PAGE THIRTEEN Read th Claaslflad Page. Diamond Leaders Wait Rigney Pica Outcome By TOM SILER CHICAGO, June 12 UV) 1 limcbnll playors and executive welted cj 1 1 lot 1 v but anxiously today a facloral ruling on thn draft deferment plen of Johnny It fttnpy a dnclalon that may have profound cfloct on tin; iimlor li-ngue pennant races. Tho bin, alroiiu-iirm pilcher of tlio Chicago While Sox waa tubbed for un urmy unlfonn Juno 20, hut requested and obtained a Ou-day deferment from hli local draft board. Paul Q. Armatronil, iitato so- laetlv servlre, director, stepped I mm in, however, mid moved to block the determent, declaring Wiiney hnd no more right to uvold In- 6ic(lon now than thousands of her youths. llo hits linked President Huosevcll, through draft officials in Washington, for u ruling. nigney claimed Immediate In duction would rob hlin of four-1 eleventh of his $12,000 salary. Ho said he liud planned lo be married soon to Mmn Dorothy Jomlskcy, treasurer uml part owner of the White. Sox, nnd that two morn months of pitch ing would rouble, htm to provide for her while he underwent his year of military training. White Sox officials declined to comment, ntnting simply that the case was strictly between nigney and the dm ft authori ties. Rigney is thn first player known lo huve nrki tl deferment on a plea of "unusual Individual hardship," but many others have expressed similar opinions off tha record. They contend that since baseball is a seasonal or Q potion the players should tie given special c Midi-ration. If Illgney's deferment is up held In Washington, other ploy- era probably will ask deferment on tha same ground. Medalists Fall In Golf Opener PORTLAND, June 13 UT Co-medalists fell in the first day of match play in the Oregon stale amateur golf tournament yesterday at Oswego Lake Coun try elub. Harold Salvador and Marty Leptloh, both Portland, who led tho field in qualifying scores, were only part of the upset, which continued as Hud Haskell of Olympia fell to llob Itronson of Portland, one up. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS OS? Tha Aft6lalff Prm AMBHIGAH liAOUH 'ATTINO Willi, m. li..fn ,11; M'lll.M. Iialrolt atH Oka... N.w ,,fa, ..W KfXB - J. l'IMil, ."' WV Sli Il.ria and ft. lllM-tlcl". lt-IAn. 4 HOME KISS vft. Ixomi. is; Jrtin. ln. tilli,lal,l,li, ami hlMajal'.. v, Via, r-ITrniNO . r-tlar, ria,.aM, a-nlon. Iai- I! T ii . hatioiial irAnua kATTIMI-llrlart, lu.-.khi,. .VII: Slluiti. laf. At Lnuli. flW. Itl'N Hark, CtikafO. II; T. Mfa. SI lili. I? noMr. in vs on. vn,k u: yirh'ilai.n. 'licar, and Camlltl. Iti-w-kltn. 11 Chip Off the Old Bat Eddie Collins. Jr.. fleet outfielder cusiea American League situation with famous second baling father who is general manager of Bo6ton Red Sox. " i. r. lennis Team Meets Bend There The Klamath Kills Unnli Um will go to Bend this weekend for a match with the Bend ten nis team. This will be the first meeting of tho year between the two teams. Bend has boon greatly strengthened by the addition of Vic Hamls, iormer southern in tercollegiate champion, and twice winner, of the Portland singles crown. Last Labor day Rami won tha singles title of the southern Oregon tournament, which was held In Klumath Kails. Members of the Klamath Fall learn muklng the trip this week end are Hob Clark, Pat Weddle. Frank Subject, Jerry Olson, Jack Crawford, Ben Hastings and Edcllo Dent. Who's Winning? No One Knows CHARLOTTE, N. C, June 12 (J'l That Gordlan knot had nothing on tho Piedmont league Wednesday, Charlotte, Richmond and Norfolk were all tied for first place. Next In a triple tie were Ashevllle, Portsmouth and Durham. Then came Win-ston-Salem and Greensboro, the other two clubs, who were tied, too. And the season la 44 games old. TWO OSC MIN INTIR BIG-TEN TRACK MEET CORVALLIS, June 12 (JT Coach Grant Swan and two Ore gon State college track men were en route to Los Angelea to-1 day to compete In the Pacific Coast conference-Big Ten track meet. Don Valllancourt, captain and star distance runner of the I Orange squad, was granted leave by the army to compete. 'Don Flndlay, sophomore broad jumper, is the other contestant. He has Jumped 23 feet 01 inches this season. tt doesn't cost cent more to laugh at your own expense, of Philadelphia Athletic, dl EVERYBODY FLY... A nil un n jd TODAY and TONIGHT Thursday, rrlday and Saturday Night and Day Rides In All-American Airways 12-Passengr Here'a the Parker automatic starting gate In use for the first time at the Klamath Jockey club horse race meeting now In progress at the fairgrounds. The wire netting shown In the air la the gate which flips upward to release waiting bangtails. Game Department Warns Fishermen About New Laws PORTLAND, June 12 (UP) The state game department today warned sportsmen of the new game lawi passed by the 1941 legislature which be come effective this Saturday, Among some of the changes pointed out by the department were: One allowing 65-year-old residents of the stato for 10 years or more to get a special fishing and hunting license for 80 cents provided such a . Aft Give Dad This Smart Sport Shirt Vow couldn't buy him a eookr, fcefftr looking thirl vexi if yov paid J2.50 There's nary a Did we know who won't rave about the luxury of these fine apun rayons I They're beautifully tailored, with a stitch less front and a two-way collar. Long sleeve style. main noon NINTH STailT, twmai aim TBLBaHON J? 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