Ill HEBALD AKD HEWS
UtuxxUr. Apffl 1. !
Veiled Violet Tops
Dusette on Fluke
Br PAOL HAIHES
Klamath naiirt !?ns
riouiiy conederin buying tnt
repSe the one be wore out
night in bis matcn Gec,K?
Dusette at the rriry. Mr.
Stoneiace murt hajenddro at
leaft the distance troen here w
Portland and he iniiht have ac
tually been in the Tint two
muiutes, but there ".P
room for argument on that
llToa0end the lufpenie. the
"Mask" won the bout, but he
didit on the biggest fluke of
the year here or anywhere else.
For three rounds Dusette gave
the hooded bed the best going
over it has been the pleasure of
Klamath mat addicts to witness
here since Tige was a pup. Tn
only thing that kept him from
completely pulverizing. Mr.
Stoneiace was toe latter s great
love for the wide outdoors, as
he made a wild dash for the
ropes every time the opportu
nity presented itself, which was
01 Jhfact, Referee Earl Yoakley
had to start the count so many
times on the "Mask" that it re
sembled the chant of the tobac-.
co auctioneer on the Lucky;
Strike Hit Parade. In short, the
llask" was way, way out of ;
his class and he knew it.
Ihuette started pleasantries ,
br knocking the hooded hood-1
,"--. rin out of the ring sev-;
eral times and followed up with
a unique hold that is known in
rassling parlance as a running
tarn Deadlock. Georges pUy-
ruiiy s-uhjj . YjT )
Klamath "B"
Team Cindermen
Win Track Meet
While a slight rain fell
fcstarday afternoon at Modoc
field, tha Klamath "B" track
turn dafeated Tulelak is a
dual meat.
Tommy Edwards of Klam
ath was high point man with
14 It points. The Pelican "A"
squad will taka en Madford
In a dual meet this afternoon
at Madford with Dav Han
thorna expactad to sat tha
pace in tha 100-yard dash
and tha 440.
Klamath
Marines
Win Bouts
PORTLAND. April 7 W) J
Johnny Suarei, 141. Portland,
piled up points in the final
two rounds lout night to score I
Basketball Attendance Here Poor
,,.v., k, . , , .nl, v the Klamath Union high , school
Bevos Slap
Sacramento
Nine, 11-6
coiinJ
back and gleefully booted him ! a cannonball and take the bout
all over the ring while the best Georees was unable to re-
a 10-round decision over Harold : basketball team at service club lunchfon ana ,'quc" ind
(Snooks) Lacey. 130-pound New ihm they did on the court and we re at a loss o unacnw
Yorker. I the apathy of Klamath Falls when it comes to
Results of other bouts: i basketball. The game draws mmc,
T.to Perer. KunUi Falls very other section of the country and it dras
marine base. TKO d Jack then- LIT. .vl "h
n.th Pah anH firct tTUind'
the 23-skidoo kid stayed in Charlie Harris, 162. Klamalh J formerly
the ring long enough to apply
; Tfca A ! 4 frail
1
i" ij u iri3c iiitiv ... w.
Lee Jacobs, the Baker broadcaster who
:.. - ...n.bnnii'n rvsidenl of Klamam
Falls marine base, kayoed lmJ",Z2lM people
Sherlock. 158, Portia no. second wr - --
j V; u i - l hirh ii all the evmnasium will hold.
round: ."aorman rincn. ioa, n- ---- y . .h ti eham-
the relied violet could do " turn. Xh -Masks' application j ytrSSd 148 m fourth ' pionihlp. the lack of enthusiasm and attendance
uke a Brodie for Uie ropes end the cannonball. which took johnrJe Gates. 175. ifrom Klamath sports fans was suprcme.y cm-
Klamath Falls marine base, de- acni.
cisioned John L. Sullivan, lij,
Portland, six rounds.
complain to all and sundry that
he was Deing oaaiy misuse-.
Dusetta Hurt
In the third canto, Dusette
picked Mr. Stoneface up bodily
for about the twentieth time
and ran with him toward the
corner ring post. The "Mask"
stuck his feet out straight in
front of him and kicked back
off the corner post, catapulting
himself and Dusette backwards.
The resulting crash put the fin
ishing touches to Dusette and
about 10 seconds, was his long
est appearance in the ring at
one time during the entire tiff.
In the serni-windup tussle,
Pete Beleastro and Ernie Piluso
battered each other to a draw
with each boy gaining a fall,
and in the curtain-raiser Billy
McEuin drew with Tex Hager.
SPOKANE, Wash. Tiger
Jack Fox. 180, Spokane, deci
sioned J. D. Turner, 224, Dallas,
Tex, ilO).
FIGHTS
NEW YORK Tony Janlro.
140. Youngitown. O., TKO
Humberto Zavala, 137, Mexico
City. 4.
HOLLYWOOD Enriqua Bo
lanos. 127, Mexico City, out
pointed Babe Gonzales, 127,
Mexico City, 10.
Had Ryder
By Fred Harmon
a
Wash Tubbs
By Leslie Tumor
"
c" i n.iM rf lh University of Ore
gon, our boss included, have told us that when
m
HAINES
y TOp.vvnAnff,.l
Howdy Folk.:
Word la, I
i spot cowboy .Ski 'Ji
on Is homo on JSl
111 IllfVO. 'luilllllV Ii . ii
Roinien 5nop Loi Angclci ,mlrs , . .,' n,
Four-Gome win Streok, 9 3 , friiMuis. Not.r l
r,i. Arani and 1 jut ,ctrJJ
bed will, Hh'V4
-..two rrl II.. . "l
Sin..-ut but lus "VJ
uu so rrekni, .i. . 'l
iiu oiiln'. All inf.,. ... .i
-W.Ol uinx I.. ...... ',CH
pol-luck .upri
ranch kastur mid Uui A
picked clranrr um H
rdi do . 0. J '4
1 htV liml ..it 7. It
with some nmneal hJI
1
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I ltiUnd .
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t,Xa 1 "rf
j rt Utrrtt . ,. . .
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l&in risnriM - J
Uclljwvod - . - -
Ytrday' ruiu
Twl fn , . .
P.vyUtrtd ajt !rr (! to J P n
- .i M AhMlti 2 w P m,
an rr-nft0 t Rn ttt P rtv
IH4fr
I ll P
Br Thi Aitoclattd PrtM
von Shvrifr I -" 4
ftootr ed Her tMes
By Martin
Freckles and Hit Friends
By Blotter
BUTMRS.SMnU.
j WHEN WE ASKED ABOUT
UUWb CAE 1. WE VUEDP.
ONLV TrtNKIN& OF HIS
Well, ivf mamaceo To feed him
wrmotrr Awy outside help ip
THE WA1STUNE HAS ANYTHING TO DO
IMTTH VITAUUJC.UF ttipiocnie iio.
cest belt in shapvsidc hish school'
n N
Ano at this 1 .' , 1 vssN I
HE'S LETTIN& jsL B KPWW Pi
Alley Oop
By V. T. Hamlin
Liftle Ornhnii
never kmu T
it I to null anything
nlute ! wllkry. I1M.-.U lirow,..
' lira .J
r town tullivr tluv All
this year .during the Owtvjsninpoo - f . (h, . ve I v c ury o - -
memur. ... ---- ,h. . memo man' ....... - ,. ,,. .,.... .."""1
the faciuc coast uuto- - until
The oravert cioiiieo oui m , : , - - mni uirf
McArthur court at tugene wa n. ni, f-u that ' , ,,. .
t was met with derion and jeers because few people Cllckins l '
,t would ever be filled. This attitude n proved J""" alter one mcuiocro iililU . f
literally hundreds of folks were turned away from the awr . U(a ,Umm,.u 0m Un lux
Leatherneck hoopmen from the Mme rrack. that this , Lu, llut0. 1,'JJI.U to.
me case ai tuRraie " " . ,h!,,ltm lc
But basketball at Oregon has csught on and "(nu" "
tS dfirerwhTr. her. I, . L hiu in b oTer l..r bolJn w' bh. io
te to move anybody as far as the KLHS gym . This is ; ,c)l,. u wai tho Ucuvcn j W. F.
artening to the players themselves as they feel that ,uciva win of llio!1'lo loal, bcooky wui,
iople Son5? give S cont.nenul d. helhe, ' they win . o ned on her wcck .
snreading
of dynamite
most disheartening
or losTrEriTame: ItVan uirtunate situation and . do not
pretend to be able to understand lU .
Klamath Falls is probably the best football town for 's '
in the state of Oregon, but all one has to do to see a lot ot re-
LreatinE backs is to mention basketball.
T- . 1 . V. -ha -n.. p, I Mmin, ffair.
in it has been terrific this year in the east and middle est ana
throughout most of the Pacific coa.t area. But in our own baiu
wick it is viewed as if it was the black plague and It looks to
... it i.-u,ih vr.il. minmc ilia boat bv the lacKxlslMcal
attitude in evidence here. The only folks we noticed altenomi. . (he formrr Brooklyn first base
the games regularly this year were the players, referees, students j mani mi(le hu llrbul ol, llls
and the parents of the boys on the squad. mound. Ho tired In tho slxlh
A. nri cniH u. rton't know WhV this is. but It dm SUK IS
true fact. Maybe some of you can enlighten us on the subject.
Victory Leaa tie Proves Success
The city recreation department conducted a successful basket-, .
t-1 in. in. .v.. vi.inn, !.,. a tnml nf 34 eames Another tnrce
were played with 731 boys participating starting December 8 and
extending through March 14. The total cost was $229.30 and five
school gymnasiums were used free of charge.
E. fc. HambricK. city recreational oincer. esuirmra um
total of 2040 spectators attended the Barnes. These statistics indi
cate that this season was much more successful Ihsn last with
more boys playing and more Interest taken in ine league oy
adults.
.. ...i- .1.. cm. n.i... Hlco llHS moved mil. l?l
iers snapped the four-iimnc win-! ', " M"'"" i. Susl
mug utrcak ..f U. Antelrs. .ou heti. J
8-3. The result lied Hie emus "W" ',ou'r "'"y. N
j i Jiav iru irr mi t..,.. .
. and the interest St.,. Lf .. know, the Sffi J
In another heavy-nuk game ! " " ' "iuo nor htl
the Oakland Acorns sliailea the j .r..lluu als thli
Hollywood blurs. U-8. alter Ouk-1 aMr '", PV. held ,
land Mansurr uoinn lunillll. '"wf,
..... w..,,v,,, urvtr CI
who wear the crown tci
Mdi, Marsh munlcurin' I
Tawntend's houei in.J
. .7
lnoiiiu i ny pedlcurt'il
and gave way to Maury Ay a la
..... .T. ... I .....I. II,.
n.ki.n.i-. ii.ir.i 'Iwttrr unit llu Irolhk
straight win over their current j !'','',,v5i,",r )
In a row re- i " ,"' t?11. ' J
suit was San DlrUo 2 0 win ' " " now,
over the ban rrancisco scan
behind the pitching of Vallle
Eaves, who won his own game
bv hitting a two-run double In
the eighth.
Nw Todij
By Harold Gray
I rOH-OM-O-OOW' I
I I SHE- SUES GALLOPl'N- I 1 1
I OUST LIKE A , 1 II
LA werewqlp' r II
EH? WMAT?
YOU) j
SANDY'
I y
uiJttLt, 3 BUT YOU NEVER. UlKfebHEPilA
WAS yg GONE? ITS YOU ACT AS IF SHE'D GoW I
CSS? I AV'" MSNT EVER COMlW , I
""liHJl):6 I BACK-BUT SHE WILL BE, O' I
GO BACKTE- COURSE ANY MINUTE 'v
Lord Byron
Holds Lead
In Tourney
Slommin Sammy Falls
Back to Seventh Place Tio
By CHICK HOSCH
ATLANTA. April 7 (Pi By
ron Nelson, the mechanical man
of golf, today went into the third
round of the $10,000 Iron Lung
tournament with a six-stroKe
lead in bidding for his eighth vic
tory of the winter tour.
He turned the first nine of
yesterday's play with a 33, two
strokes under, but blew the mar-
gin coming back and took a 38.
ending with even par, 69 to go
with his opening round 64.
Sammy Byrd, who gave up
major league baseball for golf in
1936, had the meet's best card
yesterday, a 65, giving him a
halfway total of 139 for second
place. The Detroitcr had four
birdies, two on each nine, and
was even par the rest of the
way.
The big money winners. Sam
my Sncad, the slammer from Hot
Springs, Va.( who is seeking his
seventh victory, and Harold
"Jug" McSpaden of Sanforel,
Me., fell behind with mediocre
rounds. Sncad had a 73, giving
him a seventh place tie with
three others. McSpaden was
even farther off the pace with
75, and went into a three-way tic
for 10th place.
Torrance
Heaps Praise
On Baseball
'Br BUS HAM
WASHINGTON, April 7 (IP)
Baseball should be taken deep
er into the ranks of our fight
ing men, and deeper Into the
hearts of our kids while they
still are In primary school.
Major Roscoe C. "Torchy"
Torrance, vice president of thi
Seattle club of the Pacific Coast
league, brought those convic
tions home from his experiences
in the Pacific war.
On lonely Islands, where rec
reational facilities are scarce,
baseball is a tremendous factor
in keeping the boys going, says
Torrance, athletic officer for the
third marines at Bougainville
ana uuam.
Torrance isn't very high on
the idea of having all-star
teams entertain the men over
seas. What they need, he thinks,
is more equipment more of &i.
opportunity to play themselves.
It's the same way with the
kids in this country . . . and
organized baseball should pro
vide diamonds or whatever else
they may need after tho war
for them "to play and not just
watch."
Torrance won the Bronze Star
at Guam for meritorious service
in directing an assault in beach
operations under heavy enemy
iiiuiiur ana artillery lire.
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When the trout fishing season
opens in Klamath Falls on April
n, marine veterans at the local
Barracks here will try their luck
at the angling game in Oregon's
bountifully supplied lakes and
streams.
With fishing eoulDmenl of all
descriptions donated by thought
ful cituons as far back as De
troit, Mich., the leathernecks
will leave on ontMiay outings
with packed lunches and all the
facilities of a regular pre war
holiday.
Trout Will bt Catch
Rainbow, eastern brook and
brown trout will probably be
the catch of the day for the ma
rines, who will do their trolling
and fly-catlng in areas north
and west of the city.
Recent interest in this activity
rjrougiit a check amounting to j limited ni.'mbkr of rro. Kui-riiiiona
iwv.v iiuin me marine Corps
league and contributions in Ihe
form of money and gear are
pouring in steadily. The goal jet
however, for equipment Is far
below expectations. Flv casting
reels and rods are especially
needed.
Nnnrtl txn-
).bo4rotm hnn. nlr Own I
oio pMKMign, fratitaj
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cniiberc. 4. jo
to tho sifna ol tho Tlmaa. Amcrlron
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uala who will approclalo lavor. Ito
777. Clly. 4.7
Naked frozen children and
adults in war-torn countries
clothing and blnnkets . .
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