Invincible Mort Cooper
Questionable Quantity in
Cards-World Series Plan
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By SID FEDER
(Pinch-Hitting for
Hugh Fullerton)
NEW YORK, Aug. 21 VP)
Lightweight Champ Bob Mont
gomery sent his manager, Frank
ie Thomas, up from Philly last
eight to tell Mike Jacob that
unless Beau Jack signs a return
match agreement, there'll be no
title bout between the two Sep
tember 10. ... So the Beau is
flying up from St. Petersburg
this morning to make with the
John Hancock. . . . Seems. Jack
insisted on a 90-day return go
clause for their first fuss, which
Bob won. ... So. the bobcat
wants the same on rye. .
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cookie prob
ably will make her. tennis
"comeback" " in..- the i nationals
next month. . ' '
' ' BASHED BEAK BITS
A Jimmy Bivins-Melio Bet
tina September scuffle and a
Beau Jack-Lulu Costantino Oc
tober outing are about sealed,
signed and delivered for Cleve
land. .... Izzy Mattes, the Louis
iana commissioner, sent up' an
91806 check as the boxing serv
ice athletic, fund's "cut" from
the Terranova-Callura feather
weight fuss in New Orleans this
week. ... . Jimmy: Caesar, ' the
pro speed-skater,' and Bob
Whight, who does the Adagio
dance in Sonja Heme's ice. show,
fight it out for three rounds in
the cellar of the theatre before
each performance. . . . The other
performers stopped sending for
the cops .when, they discovered
Jimmy is the former Oklahoma
City champ and Whight was a
Michigan State college clouter
and they still like . to . mash a
nose once in a while. . . .
' ' ' TODAY'S GUEST STAR '
Frank W a r d, Youngstown
(Ohio) Vindicator;. It's too -bad
these football coaches can't save
all that waste fat they'll be boil
ing off the gridders for the war
effort.
. BOOHCnr AROUND
An hour before . last night's
Bobby Ruffin-Cleo. Shans fight
in Madison Square garden, there
was no fight. . , . Ruffin's fistic
family" beefed about the offi
cials and the gladiator was paid
a personal visit by General John
J. Phelan himself before it was
straightened out. ... ". Then Ruf
fin went out and won easily. . . .
When Lt. Frank Kimbrough, big
Jawn's big brother from Texas,
took over Fordham Jim Crow
ley's North Carolina pre-flight
coaching job, he found Ensign
Clark Janagin, his former Hard-in-Simmons
line coach, on his
staff. . . . Uncle Sam is paging.
Seymour Greenberg,. the Cbica-'
go. tennis ace. ... It was Henry
Armstrong and hil manager,
George Moore,, and ..not Mike
Jacobs who . insisted on that
$16.50 "top" for next Friday's
fight with Ray Robinson. . . . A
week after finishing in- front of
Gunder Haegg in Cincinnati
Private Bob Bergerwon the two
mile run at the Keesler field
(Miss.) championships. . . . Of
course. Bob had a 440-yard hand
icap in Cincinnati. . .-.
Angel Man Tosses Another
Wm; Still Leads Pitchers
LOS ANGELES, Ang. 21 (9
Ihe Angels' Jodie Phipps tossed
another victory - last - week . to
bring his season's record to' 16
triumphs against a - single de
feat, and maintain-, his leader'
ship of " the Pacific - Coast
league's pitchers. y'
Pitcher and Club
Buzollch, San Francisco
Werle, San Francisco ,.
Tincup, Seattle
Phipps, Los Angeles .:..:.
Osborn, Los Angeles ..........".;....... 7
Baker, Los Angeles .... 7
Epperly, San Francisco r.'... ....13
Lynn, Los Angeles ...19
Fisher, Seattle '........:.......J.........'....,. 6
Gehrman, Los Angeles .... ......1......15
Speece, Seattle ............:...;.......'......;.. ;..12 '
Raffensberger, , Los Angeles : ;..16
Cohen, Portland ..,.........'..;. !.:....'.. 9
Root, Hollywood .......l.....,...'..;....'..............ll
Seats, San .Francisco ,.; 13 .
Fillette, Sacramento ..... 2
Osborne, Portland ...... ..:.. 9
Joyce, San . Francisco .v. ; '. 17
G. Mallory, Los Angeles .,...i..........l0
Lien, San Francisco .......... 12 :
Chelini, Oakland m..:....:..'.'..:..........:.l0
Liska, Portland ..U....."...i.'.............i.'.........14 ,
Harrell, Sah Francisco' . .'.......:.:.14
K. Smith,' Hollywood ..,. 11
Herring, Portland :.,.....i.:vJ....l ;........ 6 ,
Turpin, Seatye :.....:r...:"- , ,. ,;,; " 7
' , . Br JUDSON BAILEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
With the St. Louis Cardinals
and New York Yankees leaving
so little to be said about the ma
jor league pennant races, base
ball men already are turning to
discussing the world series and
wondering where Mort Cooper!
will fit. into Billy Southworth's i
strategy.
The ace of the world cham
pions has failed four times
against American league hitters
twice in . the All-Star games
and twice in last year's world
series. j
Last night the skipper of the
Redbirds indicated that maybe
he has decided Cooper is not in-i
vincible. I
The big righthander worked
for the Cardinals against the
Phillies and pitched five-hit ball!
that took him Into the ninth in
nng leading 5 to 1. But when
the Phillies loaded the bases
against him with one out, South
worth quickly called in Howie
K-rict
Krist to relieve tooper.
wno omy necus w up
j i -v.- DKiina
. . .....11,
me mouim "
madeHJS rZr-s lIS 5S
up and saved Coopers 17th vie
' , ' ' k u - . ,
The Yankees who have not yet
been, able to draw as ;to ahead
ior. circuit, looked like pennant
winners in conquering the Clove-1
Into T with
i, ,j ih. nlrfi viKihii!
...,.,! thir nth pnnspcutlve!
series in. today s finale.
The Washington Senators,
however, trounced the Chicago
White Sox by the same score, 10
S, in a night game to maintain
their distance behind the Yanks.
In .the only, other American
league game, Detroit' nosed out
the. Boston Red Sox 1-0 on a sin
gle by Rudy York in the ninth
inning! Both Frank (Stubby)
Overmire and Joe Dobson pitch
ed five-hit ball.
'Truett (Rip)'Sewell, who has
become famous for his "para
chute pitch," tumbled to defeat
as the Pittsburgh Pirates drop
ped two games to the New York
Giants 3-2 and 7-4.
. Sewell's setback in the first
game, his third in his last four
starts, was the result of Mel
Ott's 17th home run with one on
in the sixth inning.
The second-place Cincinnati
Reds were edged out 3-2 in 12
innings at Boston when Whitey
Wietelmann singled home a run
to end a pitching battle between
Al Javery and Johnny Vander
Meer.
Whitlow Wyatt pitched six
hit ball as the Brooklyn Dodgers
curbed the Chicago Cubs 6-3, but
he failed to stop Husky BUI Nich
olson, who hit his 19th home run
and second in two days with one
on..
Jiminez Gets
But Draw With
Lupe
Gonzales
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2d VP)
Julio Cesar Jiminez, Yucatan,
Mexico, lightweight, got only a
draw . last night in his sched
uled 10-round bout with Lupe
Gonzales of Tijuana..
Jiminez, clearly ahead on
points as the bout went through'
the ninth round, dropped his
gloves as the bell sounded and
Gonzales, apparently thinking
another blow was coming, dived
into Jiminez and cut his head.
He could not continue. " "
Under the California boxing
law there was no other road
open for Roth but to call the
contest even, although Jiminez
had seven rounds to Gonzales'
two. . : - . .
-
. ;A1. Epperly, of the San Fran
cisco Seals, has notched 13 vic
tories against four setbacks, and
Red' Lynn,,, of the Angels, has
won. 19 games and lost six. The
records include games played
August 17. , '
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103
29
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63
64
56
29
101
90
59
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.778
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.750
.714
.708
.696
.692
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.630
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Weekend
Fishing
Prospects
PORTLAND. Aug. 21 VP)
Fair luck for Oregon fishermen
this weekend is indicated by the
state game commission's weekly
bulletin.
Conditions by counties:
LANE Fishing fair. Sulslaw
river yielding some chlnook
salmon.
COLUMBIA Angling poor
except for harvest trout in the
Columbia.
COOS Good blueback and
fair salmon catches reported on
Coquille river. Upper streams
yielding fair trout catches.
CURRY Good steelhead fly
fishing on Rogue but otherwise
.poor.
Fishing only
j iair.
TILLAMOOK Good catches
of bluebacks and trout reported
. fi.g Nes,ucca nd Nehalem
rivers. Few limits of trout taken
wi)solriver .
JOSEPHiNE Some good
trout bags 4aken
, " " ""SVri
DESCHUTES Lake fishing
with 'reported
from some.
WASCO Deschutes and low-
er reaches of White rivers yield
ing fair catches.
KLAMATH Good results re
ported at most lakes and Sprague
river. '
MALHEUR Best fishing in
north fork of Malheur.
' By The Associated Press
COAST LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet.
.740
.624
.528
.492
.453
.430
.429
.304
Los Angeles 94
San Francisco 78
Seattle 66
Portland 62
Hollywood 58
33
47
59
64
70
73
72
87
San Diego 55
Oakland 54
Sacramento 38
Results Yesterday
Los Angeles 2, Hollywood 1.
Oakland 10, San Francisco 0,
. Seattle 3, Sacramento 1.
San Diego 6, Portland 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
.72 38 .655
62 51 .549
.62 53 .539
..58 56 .509
..52 60 .464
..53 63 .457
..50 59 .459
...42 71 .372
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Results Yesterday
New York 3-7, Pittsburgh 2-4.
Boston 3, Cincinnati 2.
Brooklyn 6, Chicago 3.
St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
New York 69 42
Washington 62 53
Detroit ... 58 51
Cleveland 57 52
Chicago 56 56
Boston .. 54 59
St. Louis ... ...48 60
Pet
.622
.539
.532
.523
.500
.478
.444
.360
Philadelphia 40
71
Results Yesterday
New York 10, Cleveland 5.
Detroit 1, Boston 0.
Washington 10, Chicago 5.
Philadelphia at St. Louis, post
poned. .
Major All-Stars
Face Angels,
Stars Today
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 21 (P)
Red Ruffing's collection of ma
jor .league all stars faces the
Los Angeles and Hollywood
teams of the Pacific Coast lea
gue today at Wrigley field with
all receipts going to Joe E.
Brown's fund for recreation
equipment for service men sta
tioned at off-shore bases in the
Pacific. . .
Los Angeles will afford the
major league array competition
for the first four and one-half
innings, and Charley Root's
Hollywood club takes over from
there. The Coast leaguers will
toss in a new pitcher every inn
ing. Ruffing is to start the
game for his club with Harry
Danning of the Giants behind
LONG HAMMER THROW
DUBLIN, Aug. 21 (P) Irish
man B. Healion threw the ham
mer a distance of 58.57 meters in
a track, meet yesterday, only a
fraction short of the unofficial
world mark of 59 meters (193 ft.
6'i inches) made by Erwin Blask,
of Germany, at Stockholm in Au
gust, 1938.
When in Madford
. - Stay at .
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modern
Joe and Anne Earlay
Proprietors
Suds Fatten
Third Place
Percentage
. Rainier Beat Solont, Bur
Other First Division Teams
Drop to Second Rate Men
By The Associated Press
The Seattle Rainicrs 'contin
ued to fatten their third place
percentage yesterday at the ex
pense of the last place Sacra
mento Solons, although as a
whole the Pacific coast league
upper half didn't fare so well in
games with second division
teams.
The Rainiers slid by the Sol.
ons, 3-1, and Los Angeles edged
out Hollywood, 2-1, but Oakland
blasted second place San Fran
cisco 10 to 0 and San Diego
handcuffed Portland, 6 to 1.
Seattle won by scoring two
runs in the ninth after two were
out Joe Dobbins doubled, ad
vanced on Lloyd Christopher's
bunt and scored on Jim Jewell's
single. Jewell went to second as
his hit was partially muffed and
came in on Hal Sueme's double.
Joe Demoran limited the Solons
to seven hits while his mates col
lected 11 off Clem Dricswcrd,
five of them doubles.
Hal Patchett drove in four
runs for San Diego as the Padres
downed Portland. The Padres
clinched the game with a five
run rally off Sid Cohen in the
sixth inning which featured a
triple by Patchett with the bases
loaded.
There was a total of six double-plays
in the game, four of
them by San Diego.
Seattle Looks
Forward to
Chase Battle
SEATTLE, Aug. 21 OP) Fight
fans here are looking forward
to a middleweight fight Tues
day night of the caliber they
watched In the years when
Freddie Steele and Al Hostak,
home state boys, were wearing
the National Boxing association
title for the division. Tuesday's
fight wili pit Jack Chase, Cali
fornia title holder, against
Jimmy McDaniels of Los An
geles. McDaniels won a host of fol
lowers here two weeks ago In
his technical knockout victory
over Irish Jimmy Hogan of Se
attle. McDaniels' manager says
Mike Jacobs has offered Jimmy
a crack at the winner of next
Friday's Henry Armstrong-Ray
Robinson fight in Madison
Square garden.
Boxing Returns ,
To Garden, But
Fans Doubtful
NEW YORK, Aug. 21 VP)
Boxing returned to Madison
Square Garden last night after
a nine-week siesta because of a
circus and today the 8014 spec
tators were in doubt about the
value of the change.
In the main 10-round affair
Bobby Ruffin of New York
struck Cleo Shans of Los An
geles just often enough to win
the verdict. The rest of the time
the New Yorker kept himself
occupied by stepping out of the
way of the westerner's charges.
Ruffin weighed 133, a pound
and three-quarters less than his
opponent.
Tippy Larkln of Garfield, N.
J., won his second New York
bout in four days by whipping
Harry Teaney of Cleveland in
the 10-round co-feature.
Georgie Drum Wins
Emerson Memorial
Mile Handicap
CHICAGO, Aug. 21 IIP) Al
len Drumheller's Georgie Drum
won the $5000 Added Emerson
Woodward Memorial mile handi
cap at Washington park Thurs
day by three quarters of a
lenth. Jockey Georgia Woolf
was up.
The Walla Walla, Wash., bred
four-year-old was in tight quar
ters turning into the stretch, but
Woolf found a narrow opening
between Pirate and King's Ab
bey and sent his mount through.
Georgia Drum drew clear in the
last 100 yards.
The winner covered the dis
tance in 2:04 4-5 and paid $6.80.
FIGHTS
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK Bobby Ruffin.
133, New York, outpointed Cleo
Shans, 1349, Los Angeles (10);
Tippy Larkin, 1381, Garfield, N.
J., outpointed Harry Teaney,
1351, Cleveland (10), -
HOLLYWOOD Julius Cesar
Jiminez, 134S, Yucatan Mexico,
and Ltpc Gonzales, 134, Tia Ju
ana. drow (10).
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August 21, 1943 " PAGE
KLAMATH SPORT NOTES)
By VIRGIL GROSS
An all-star baseball team may
; bo picked in a few 'days for a
I post season gamo against tho
Redding town team at Redding.
I "Red" Sanders has sunt word to
the Redding outfit and an an
swer is expected any day now. It
: tho game is a success more
; games may bo scheduled beforo
the summer is over. "Red" will
manage the all-star aggregation.
Football ts just around the
corner and KUHS, under Coach
Frank Ramsey, should have a
fine team. Frank has twelve let
termcn returning to tho Pelican
fold, and they are all in top
shape as the result of hard work
during the summer months.
Tho club championship will
be held this weekend at Rcames
golf course, and should prove to
Redskins
Weep Little
For Stars
By DAVE HOFF
CHICAGO, Aug. 21 (IP) Sam
my Baugh is so lame he can
hardly bend over to tie his shoe
lace and folks claim tho All
Stars have so much power that
the Evanston sky glows at night
like Aurora Borcalis, but there's
no weeping in the Washington
Redskins' newly-pitched teepee
on the Loyola university cam
pus. A healthy, bruising-looking
bunch, the Redskins have five
days left to finish their training
for Wednesday night's game
with the collegians, but it's ob
vious they're already in peak
condition after three weeks of
practice on the west coast.
"We don't have any fellows
in bad condition here," Owner
George P. Marshall proclaimed
with a touch of pride today. "We
tell the fat boys to stay at home."
Tho Redskins' roster number
ed 30 players when the team
arrived yesterday from San Di
ego, where it engaged in all pre
liminary drills and also played
an intra-squad Shrlner benefit
game.. ..
An all-veteran backfield of
Wilbur Moore, Ray Hare, Bob
Seymour and Baugh can be put
on the field by Bergman and
probably will. Other reliables
include Guards Steve Slivinskl
and Dick Farman.
Wyoming Quits
Football for
This Season .
LARAMIE, Wyo Aug. 21 VP)
Wyoming university will aban
don intercollegiate football,
basketball, baseball and track
for the school year of 1943-44,
the board of athletic control an
nounced Thursday.
Two other institutions In the
Mountain States conference,
Brigham Young university,
Utah, and the Colorado College
of Agriculture already have an
nounced they will drop football
this year.
Fritzie Zivic
Not Slipping, So
He's Not Quirting
LEIPERVILLE, Pa., Aug. 21
(IP) Fritzie Zivic quitting the
ring?
"I'd quit If I felt myself slip
ping, but I'm not." The former,
welterweight champion said at
his training quarters here when
asked about reports that the Bob
Montgomery fight next Monday
would be one of his last.
"I'll show you what I mean,"
the flat-nosed Pittsburghor de
clared, "when I start throwing
hooks at Montgomery."
KISSING SOUND
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Aug. 21
Submarine crews who thrill to
the honking and beeping of sea
fish haven't heard a thing until
they've listened to an Arkansas
buffalo fish, says Tom Mull, of
ficial of the Arkansas game and
fish commission, '
"Our buffalo go the South
Pacific species one better," he
said. "They can bo heard above
water. When eating they make a
sound like a young man kissing
his girl real fast."
DANCE
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
SKATELAND
515 Klamath Ave.
Music Pappy Gordon's Oregon Hlllbllllss
Auspices Veterans of Fortiijn Wars '
be the outstanding tournament
of the year. Earl Weimar will bo
out to defend tho titlo ho took
last year.
"Scotty" Smith, that mechan
ical Pelican second .baseman
and a swell f iolding second base
man, is in the marines at Sun
Diego. "Scotty" is now going
through "boot" camp and finds
tho going plenty rouglu lie says
"baseball's a cinch compared to
being a marine."
Last year's Pelican pitching
sensation, Ken Bcnham is on
his way buck home to Spokuno,
and from there eventually buck
to Whitman college. Bcnham
played for the Houston Ship-
! yards at Houston, Tex., all sum
jmcr; winning flvo games and
I losing three. A good percentage
for Ken, as tho Ivuguo he pluycd
in was plenty fust. Such big tim
ers as Lcs Fleming, "Birdio"
Tcnncts, Ken Chase and Enos
Slaughter wcro a few Hint
formed the opposition against
him. Brooklyn and the New
York Giants both offered Ken a
contract. He did not sign, how
ever, as he is returning to col
lege this fall.
No word has been received
from Marshall Eycstone of last
year's Pelican baseball team; but
he is probably playing a good
brand of baseball. Marshull was
manager of this year's club at
the first of the year, but left
for Portland before the start of
the season.
Joe Abrahams still wants to
hold a fight card here in Klam
ath Falls. He has written several
times from Portland to that ef
fect, and is willing to bring his
fighters down here. Ho runs the
Oregon Athletic club in Portland
and his prestige in handling
fighters is known up and down
the coast. Anyone wishing to
promote a card in Klamath Falls
should contact Joe Abrahams in
Portland.
Tho first flight pairings for the
club championship at Rcames'
country club this Saturday and
Sunday include: Earl Weimar
(defending champion from last
year) vs. Joe Lemcn, Tom Tow
ey vs. William Hagclstcln, John
West vs. Carl Huson, Frank Tarr
vs. Ted Mcdford, Carl Woods vs.
Roy Rake.itraw, Ralph Macart
ney vs. Robert Sproat, John
Stalllngs vs. Harry Panning,
Martin Swanson vs. Dr. Ray
Oldenburg.
A close tournament is expect
ed since the President's cup
tourney was fairly even through
out. Carl Huson, who won the
President's cup last week, will
be the one to watch and he
should give Weimar a run for
his money.
This tournament will not be
the handicap variety as was the
President's tourney, but will be
a scratch tournament.
Portland Schoolboy
Starts Professional
Pitching Career
PORTLAND, Aug. 21 (IP)
Don Johnson, Portland school
boy fircballcr, will go to the
Kansas City Blues next summer
to start his professional pitching
career. The youth who has pitch
ed several no-hit games an
nounced here he had signed with
the New York Yankee organiza
tion, but will finish his high
school education - first. Terms
were not disclosed.
Hunting Ammunition,
But No Gasoline
GRANTS PASS, Aug. 21 (IP)
There's plenty of ammunition
now, but it's a long hike to the
woods.
. And so hunting expeditions
may be few this fall, said Ken
neth R. Martin, state game com
missioner, commenting on OPA
refusal to increase gasoline al
lotments for hunting trips. He
said that WPB, however, had re
leased 100,000,000 rounds of
shotgun shells and 10,000,000
rounds of rifle cartridges for
hunting.
DOG RACES CLOSE
' PORTLAND, Aug. 21 (IP)
The dog racing season will close
hero tonight in a program that
will sec More Taxes, the dog that
recently set a track record, try
ing for a Multnomah stadium
mark.
Jim Turnesa
Shows Heels
In Golf Tilt
Lost Yoor'i PGA Tourney
Runner-Up Leads Victory
Meet; Crocks Par With 67
By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN
CHICAGO, Aug, 21 !) Stuff
Sergeant Jim Turuvsu, tho durk
horso ylio gullopvd to runnor-up
honors in lust ycur's PGA tour
luimont, wus showing his hacl's
uguiu today.
Tho stocky little army man
who has been in tho service 28
months mid now is 011 tho llul
liiruii hosullul force ut Stutun
Island, N. Y., cracked par by
four strokes 011 tho tree-dotted
Beverly course yesterday to
fashion a 67. This gnvo him the
lend over a field ot 41 top pros
and amutcurs entering thu sec
ond I8 I10I0 round of the Chicago
Victory Nutionul golf champion
ships.
His first dny margin was near
ly a phulo finish, for Sum Byrd
of Phlludclphlu, tho former New
York Yankuo outfielder who
won tho Greensboro, N. C, open
last year, and tho favorite, By
ron Nelson of Toledo, wore only
a slntjlo etroko behind at 68.
Such stars as Craig Wood, I ho
duration U. S, open champion
from Mumaroneck, N. Y., Light
horso Harry Cooper of Minnea
polis and flashy Jim Demarot of
Detroit rush in with AO's.
Only 12 players could equal
or break par 38-3571 yester
day. Amateur Jim McHalo, an
army sergeant at Baltimore, led
the 11 Simon Purcs competing
with a 70. Pro Willio Goggln
also had a 70. Pvt. Chick llnr
bert, taking a double bogey S on
the 110-ynrd 12th hole, wound
up with 71 to be grouped with
KyTutfoon, Lloyd Mangrum and
Mike Turnesa.
LONG TIME AGO .
CHICAGO. Aug. 21 VP) It
seems a long time ago, everyone
agreed today, that the Chicago
Bears and the Chicago Cardinals
sought to merge In the National
football league because of player
shortages. Actually It was Just
last June that tho league voted
down the Chicago plan. Toduy
tho Bears left for their training
camp at Dclufield, Wis., wirti 30
players, and the Cards shoved
off for Waukesha, Wis., with 32.
The legal limit I 33.
Yakima Man Tops
Ram Sale Purchases
PENDLETON. Aug. 21 VP)
Morning purchases at the 17th
annual Oregon ram sale here to
day were topped by H. Stanley
Coffin of Yakima, Wash., who
paid $400 for a Suffolk buck of
fered by Dave Waddcll of Amity,
Oregon.
Prices wcro somewhat disap
pointing on the rumbouillcts,
with tho high sule of this class
being mBde by the John K. Mad
sen farm of Mt. Pleasant, Utah,
to tho Cunningham Sheep com
pany of Pendleton, which paid
$350 for a stud ram.
People In the occupied areas
once were our customers. At
first they will have no money
to buy goods from us. The
amount we spend In helping
them to becomo self-supporting
is trivial compared to the
anioun' they will spend with us
once they resume tho creation of
wealth. Foreign Relief Dircc
tor Herbert Lehman.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that
tho undersigned, executrix of
the estate of D. A. Kcnyon also
known as David Ames Kcnyon,
deceased, has filed her final ac
count In the Circuit Court of the
state of Oregon for Klamath
County, and Monday the 23rd
day of August, 1043, at tho hour
of ten o clock A. M. of said day,
in the Circuit Court room of said
court In the county court house
in Klamath Falls, Oregon, has
been set as the dutc for hearing
objections thereto and the settle
ment thereof.
RUBY LEE KENYON,
Executrix of tho estate of
D. A. Kenyon, deceased.
Date of first publication, July
24th, 1943.
Dalo of last publication, Aug
ust 21st, 1943.
Jy 24-31; A 7-14-21 No. 275
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ARMORY
BALDY'S
BAND
French Innkeeper
Shot for Harboring ,
American Airman
ALGIERS, Aug. 21 (IT) The
French committee ot national
liberation reported Friday that af)
French Innkeeper was executed
at Connollos, in tho Eura depart
ment, for harboring an American
airman shot down over France,
Tho mitleontrollod Paris
nowspoper L'Oouvro, tho com
mittee suld, announced that Mar
col Weiss, 31-yoar old Connelles
innkeeper, had boen shot May 18
for giving "refugo to the aviator
who parachuted from his plane
which hud been shot down and
wus hiding from authorities
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LOST Gat ration book in Klam
ath Falls. Rogue River Pro
duce Co. R. L. Brantley, Ash
land, Ore. 8-21
LOST Rutiou Book A. E. I.
Barnes, 3140 Cannon, 8-21
LOST Ration Book No. 1. Len
ora Jeanne Stahl, 1328 Shelley
St. 823
LOST Ration Bonk 2, Mary Lou
Bagley, 1411 Main. 8 24
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