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Newspaper Page Text1IX HERALD AND HEWS Wtdnudar- AP' n- 1945 Seals Rap Portland Nine, 6-3 Homier Take Undisputed Potsesxion of. First Place By T Associated leattla ?orUaed 3kJclkT.il I r.ia -Anfeles San Diego San Francisco - Tarslar Gsmea Seattle 4, Holixwcod X OilUnd 2. Sin Dls"o 1. San Francsieo 6. Portland 3. Sacramento 3, Loa Angeles 0. Seattle at Holtrwpod Portland at San Franocc Los Ana-eies at Sacrajoanto. Oakland at San Ditto. n. Th Asociated Pre Seattle's rampaging Rainiers scored, their liith straight vic tory last merit to take u-ndisput-rf lMdeishio of the Pacific coast baseball league, defeating the hapless Hollywood Stars 4-3 tha lattor'c hame field. Portland, which had been deadlocked at the top with the Rainiers, ran into irouoie San Francisco Seals surged to a 6-3 victory in their home debut. Oakland's Acorns, riding the Mo nl a winning streak, kept firm hold on third place by nos ing out San Diego on the Padre s diamond, 2-1, while Sacramento went into fourth place by white washing Los Angeles 3-0 before a home crowd. Elliott Hurls Six-Hitter Tho Bait-tiers' southDaw ace, Glenn Elliott, posted his third ictraiffht win in twirling the laa0iiA.lfaripr; intn the tOD SDOt. He tossed a six-hitter and fanned seven while his team mates were overcoming a two run Hollywood first inning lead. The Beavers ran into too much San Francisco power at the plate as the Seals exploded : .1- tl k,maa in ha eiehth to break a three-all tie. Jake Mooty, who went the dis tance on the mound for Port- land, weakened to allow a dou ble and three singles which ac counted for the Seals' .three-tal ly margin. One of the best performances Mustered Out- t f i , 0 ' Mf ' BERNIE RAWLINS Joins Up! Bernie Rawlins, who has erred in the Army Air Corps for the pait two and a half years, has joined the service department of the Balsiger Motor Company. Bernie is one of Klam ath Falls' real master me chanics. For 12 years he was with the Acme Motor Company when that con cern had the agency for Cadillac and LaSalle, Studebaker and Hudson motor cars. For the last seven years, before Bernie entered the service, he operated his own auto repair shop on Pine street He served as inspector at the Pecos. Texas, Army Air Corps field for over a - year . be fore returning to civil life. See Bernie at BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Farmer Wyatr Whitlow Wyatt gets m shape to pitch for Phillies by plowing on his Buchanan. Ga.. farm of the season was turned in by Dick Powers, Sacramento right hander, who hurled a one-hit masterpiece against Los Ange les. Only two Angels reached first base, Pete Elko on a single in the first inning, the lone Los Angeles clout of the game, and Manny Salvatierra on a walk in the ninth. Oakland took its sixth game in the last seven starts- when it squeezed out its 2-1 victory over San Diego. Vic Picetti, the Acorns scintallating young first baseman, tallied the win ning run in the ninth inning aft er rapping out a triple with two men out. He came home on 'a single by Jim Caulfield. . All teams continue their ser ies in the same locations under light stonight I 022 0004 8 2 001 0003 6 1 Elliot and Finley.; Kimball, Mlihasejc (71 and Bill. Oakland 000 001 0011 8 0 San Dieso 000 001 0001 8 1 Stromme, Monzo 6 and French. B. Ralmondi (8) aves and Balltnger. Portland 000 010 2003 7 2 San Francisco 000 003 0308 11 1 Mooty and Adams: Joyce and Sprinz. Los Angeles 000 000 0000 1 1 Sacramento 010 001 Olx 3 6 0 Cueuer and Green; Powers and Mar-cuccL icky Entry Blanks For Kentuc Derby in Mail LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 11 (IP) Entry blanks for the 71st running of the Kentucky Derby and attendant spring stakes at Churchill Downs today were placed in the mails their run ning contingent of course upon V-E day and the, lifting of the ban on racing. .... While dates were lacking, all other conditions including add ed monies were listed. The Der by again will have a $75,000 added value, with the owner of the winning horse receiving a gold trophy. Snooks Lacey Wins Bout With Wolgast ' BREMERTON, April 11 UP) snooits iacey, lzs-pound New Yorker, set the pace all the way to decision Midget Wolgast, 130, Bremerton, in the 10-round main event here last night. Lloyd Rolph, 145, Bremerton, scored a two-round technical knockout over Jimmy Hogan 150, Seattle, in the scheduled 10. round semi-windup. EDDIE'S STEAK HOUSE 127 So. 7th SPECIAL STEAK DINNERS Southern Fried Chicken 60c MERCHANT'S LUNCH Includes Soup Salad Dessert - Coffee Waffles All Hours Meal Tickets $5.50 Value for $5.00 "Sneeze" Achiu Set To Meet Tony Ross grappler, but will, use his fam ous Chinese "sleeper" if forced With the "Grey Mask" sched uled to collide with Ernie Piluso in the headline event on the crunch card Friday night at the armorv, Promoter Mack Lillard ennouiiccd today that the rest of the card has been set with Tough Tony Ross slated to tan gle with Walter "Sneeze" Achiu in the semi-windup and W lid Billv McEuin will battle Gust Johnson in the opener. Achiu is seeking a tiff with Mr. Stonefacc and Lillard will, in all probability, match the clever Chinese grappler with the veiled violet if both succeed in getting by their opponents Friday night. Ross Raiding Clean Tony Ross has changed his manner of rassling and has put on a clean, scientific show in his last two tussles here. He has con sequently gained immensely in popularity with Klamath mat addicts and the favorite in the semi-final event will be a toss up. Achiu is also a Simon pure to it by the flagrant fouling of his opponents. Gust Johnson is trying to re gain a little of his lost ring pres tige suffered in his dethrone ment as Pacific coast junior light heavy champ by Georges Dusettc. Consequently, he can be expected to lose no time in going to work on McEuin with the opening gong in the curtain raiser. "Mask" Sidesteps Achiu The "'Grey Mask" appears none to eager to meet Achiu, but. Piluso may forestall any possible match between the two by trouncing Mr. Stonefacc him self. Ernie is a hard boy to get along with in the square and has said that he will stop at nothing in an effort to guzzle the hood ed hoodlum. So the entire card is set with three top bouts coming up and the opener getting underway at 8:30 p. m., as usual. Brownies Hold Lead Over Cards 1MI " J IMS -$ 'T IHl'l ?! 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Allison's release, voted by the student body's executive com mittee after conferences with the faculty, was announced last night Brooklyn Grid Team Dropped By HUGH FULLERTON. JR. NEW YORK. April 11 UP) Although the National football league has abandoned Brooklyn, it has turned to the traditional Brooklyn slogan, "Wait till next year" as its answer to the threat of competition from new leagues. In the course of settling the 1945 fate of " the Brooklyn Tigers, who have left Ebbets field and want to move into the Yankee stadium, -the league vir tually told all rival promoters that they'll have to wait another year before they can estimate their chances of success. Tigers Merged With Yanks The Tigers were merged with the Boston Yanks for the 1945 season, retaining their own iden tity only to the extent of play ing a single game against the New York Giants in Yankee sta dium. Whether - they'll be al lowed to use the stadium for all their home games in 1946 wasn't even mentioned official ly, but league officials empha sized that this years deal ma not obligate the Giants in any way for the future. . That matter still is open to ne gotiation between the Giants and the Tigers, and Tom Gal lery, Tigers' general manager, declared they'd be "fools" if they didn't get it settled before the next annual meeting. Hoppe Maintains Billiard Lead Over Champion CHICAGO, April 11 (P) Welker Cochran, world three cushion billiard champion. trailed. Willie Hoppe, former champion, by 136 points today as they went into the 39th block of their cross-country title match. Challenger Hoppe edged out Cochran, 60 to 59, in their first block yesterday afternoon, in 46 innings. Last night he defeated the champion, who . won the crown in a tournament in New York last December, 60 to 33, in 33 innings. The total score in the match today is 2076 for. Hoppe and 1940 for Cochran. They will continue play of two 60-point diocks daily nere through oat urday. at a press conference in San Francisco. "ine ASUC voted not to re new the contract of Mr. Leonard B. (Stub) Allison at its weekly meeting last nignt," the commit tee said in a statement. Alli son's contract expires May 31, but no successor was indicated. Temporary arrangements for a coaching staff to carry on the sport pending the release of per manent personnel from the armed forces is under considera tion and 'will be announced soon," the statement said after expressing "high regard" for Al lison s long and valuable service." Allison Perplexed Obviously perplexed . bv the undergraduates attitude: Allison declared: "I didn't resign. I was fired.-- I am content to let it stand that way on the record." He disclosed he had been asked to resign but declined. iJunne his tenure. Ai snn'a teams won 58 names and )ntt 42 Last year one of Allison's poor est California won three games wnue losing sue ana tying one. His greatest was the "Thunder Team" of 1937 which remained unbeaten and defeated Alahama in the Rose Bowl. 13-0. Allison succeeded Vnw Hill Ingram in 1935 after serving un der him four years as line coach. ine stubber was a cham pion athlete of Carleton college, Minn., in 1917 and after a hitch in World War I as artillery bat tery commander coached at Washington, at South Dakota served as state director and or- sauiier oi region junior baseball for South Dakota for five years; as line coach and boxing coach at Wisconsin from 1927 to 1930 Allison said today "Maybe I'll coach and maybe not. I'm going to nave a little 'think' about it." Wrestling Matches Return to Seattle SEATTDE, April 11 (fP) "iramns, Dannea nere since March 1, 1940, when a referee was killed during a match, was un us way oacK toaay. The city council approved leasing the auditorium to professional shows at a minimum $250 night- ij iciuai. i A HIND ' ', urn on me sun witn V ,UV.N SUiWBROOK BRAND. When this glorious Kentucky "sun shine" comes out... witch your guests expand with smiles! Old Sunny Brook is so genial, so. smooth, and mellow tasting, it has won millions of friends with its good nature. , MTBMl MSuUEB PBODEKTS COT., IT, s KTOSBffl WHISHT A HIHB KJ PMGf 0 (MM KDTRU. SPRfTl Homers by McQuinn, Krecvich Provide Victory NEW YORK. April 11 (iP m. tzt 1 .mis; Uri-awnc U'ili. took two of the first three games from n,?r,.? uie i-arainais in ire a. . j, , drst vol w p, at, .j last lau, xoaav nciu h auuii vantage over the Red Birds with three of their seven-game exhibi tion city scries completed. A pair of homers bv George McQuinn and Mike Krecvich helped to beat the Cards, 7 to 2, yesterday. Rrowns' Ditcher. Denny Gale- i lixj.s house, who beat the Curds in the "'' world series opener Inst October. , 10 c"- saia in AKron, u.. yesu-raay umi he will report for induction on April 26. New York Yankees Owner I ,r,u Mat-Ph.iil nw tfnm xnnD lui ! slump with 15-2 triumph over j JJ-J jin'liiuii. iisriiivii luuiviir I fielder Joe Riley crashed into ! fence chasing fly. suffering two broken ribs, concussion and pos : siblc skull fracture. Absent Pitcher Ernie Bonham, given a 'salary cut of $1500, was expect- ed to report in New York soon i for discussion. Knur Vnrlr l"l .mt P IrlllT On.. U.-.ll nil.,, .mn.. hnu-inl( I "SSSn against Bainbridge and Yanks, was clubbed for 13 hits and 10 runs in first three innings by Boston Red Sox. St. Louis Cardinals Pitcher Mort Cooper reported his sore flipper now feels okay. MotH to ba Lssducted Chicago White Sox Manager NCi'iNWisi MI.NWVl. NWI.NWll. isio. lit Hi is t$i n 4I .! II w 111) ll J9 San 111 1st 7.H1.H XI ars. mi aci, .04 - - - ---.-,-.n HI.H.I LEGAL NOT ICES NOTICE J-T i . . nt.nr.oi U1VEN mat 1, as administrator ot the Estate of Karl Bold. ri17? f-r";".J? """" "it A M ril . iu ' "e "0Ur 01 10:00 .T -...Tw. . ine reai pro- 5-- -wo to irw! nigneit bld- Jl Irl Cat'h' 'olIowinB deicribcd 7u. i B. uu,y recoraca plat thereof on file In the office of the U1 viTia.n county. Ore. FREDERIC A. OHLEMEYER. Administrator of the Estate of a uuiu, ucueaicD. M. 28; A. 4 -11 -IS-23 No. 70. NOTICE TO CREDITORS .1 j it " Hven inai me unaer- XlKned has htten Ar.nnlntatrf almUl.i s.i Mtrelv e!tBle ?f RVTH MARGARET MUSICK. formerly RUTH M. WARE, de- Psa? IDn anrl kna An.llri.j at it . nntiiiA , , .L csiaic are "--:-' ult same wun proper .1. awwarcurew UUlltl- Klamath Falli, Oregon, within tlx Dated this 14th day of March. 1043. ALMA B. SWEETMAN, Administratrix. M. 14-21-28; A. 4-11 No.' 58. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE PROOF vi.F!c ."' "kevtew, Orcjon. March 21st. 1943. I. Paul Wamplcr. of Ft. Klamath. Ore yon, who. on October 23. 1039. made Desert Land Claim. No. 013999, for Lot 14, 15. IB and 17, Section I. Township 34 South, Range 8 East. Willamette Mer idian, hereby give notice of my in- .,wU w rinai rrooi. to establish my C aim to the lanri ihmn ri....ih. before J. W. Sanders. Notary Public for 2'f,eon"1 1213 Maln Strecl, Klamath Falls, Ore,, on the 2nd day of May. " "l w,e "owing wiinesscs. M. L. Ferguson, of Chlloquln. Oregon Clara Shanng, of Chiiooufn, Oregon F. G. Brown, of Crystal, Oregon George Wlesse, of Crystal. Oregon. ISIMeai PAUL W AMPLER. M. 28: A. 4-11-18-25 No. 71. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main .NWl,, I 1 so si M. tlitl..: Si.Ni.SW'.NEt.. It) ars. S2. TJS K1IEWM I'll I II .03 1143 l ol I44J-3 .14 .03 141-4 .13 01 I al Atlas r llsrrls: 5 ',S ' ,NW .Nr. ' , Icm 1 3 srs lo OC a, E HH .1.. ,,.r.l v.,1 lis PI 44X II acs. S3 T3Mi RISCWM. I lMI I .17 03 ! l43 .13 .03 IW-3 . .IS . 03 Pitcher iw-i-i 14 in t . j -i.aci a. ssssn: n'tNNW I ars. S39. T3aS. 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Newhouser Beats White Sox Detroit Tigers Hal New- houscr went route ' in beating White Sox. 7-2. yielding eight hits. Boston . Braves Again beat Phillies, 5-2. with three-run out burst in 11th. Cleveland Indian.! Trade-talk with Detroit, involving Indians' Outfielder Jeff Heath and Tiger catcher Bob Swift, was started. Tribe's Vice President Roger Peckinpaugh not optimistic about any deal being put through. Cincinnati . Reds Onlinnrrl Joe Nuxhall, 17-ycar-old south paw pitcher, to Syracuse, along with Russ Kerns, catcher. Brooklyn Dodgers Wound ud Bear Mountain, N. Y., spring training session with 5-0 victory over Montreal, 1943 1943 3 1913-4 nilllsm SSI. TVElsNW 1941 1943 1942- 3 1943- 4 r.ss m. 13 10 3 70 14 SI 3 33 18.10 IH till 99 Iswrsri .SI-,SW',. Wi.sEi,. ,. S3. T37S. RIIIWM. si a I J 9U 8 80 1 07 10 01 131 . 810 SI 8 4 4J .,.,: NEi.SlVi ars. 1941 f 3 99 a 1.1 j 1943 3 13 .41 is-J 3 93 1943-4 1 9 Jsuph Krsas: Sv.-i.tiW II t)4 Mar.hslh ftlswarl. LljUt. 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The war department said Agnew, a member of air intelligence, died over Luzon on March 11. Previ. ous members of the 1942 team killed: Al Blozis, huge tackle and shotputter; Bob Duffy, an end, and Johnny Barrett, full back. LEGAL NOTICES - TAX NOTICE OP PUBLICATION OF FOBECI.OHimr hit To all per ion ownins or claiming to own. or havlniTor claiming to have, any Interest In ny property Included In the foreclosure list hereinafter let forth, the same being the Klamath County de ynquenltax foreclosure Hit for the Y.ou .r? ereb? qufred to take !Hc5s tnat Klamath County hat filed In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for Klamath County, an applica tion to foreclose the Hen of all taxes shown on the Klamath County tax fore closure lUt hereinafter set out In full and that the plaintiff will apply to the court for Judgment and decree fore closing iuch tax liens not less than thirty days from the data of the first publication of this notlco, and any and all pontons Interested In any of the real properly Included In said foreclosure list are hereby required to file an answer and defense. If any there be, to such application for Judgment and de cree, within thirty days from the date of the first publication of this notice which date Is March 2Ath, 1045. This notice Is published by authority of an order of the County Court of Klamath County, Oregon, doted March 21, 1945. in the Herald and News, a newspaper of general circulation pub lished In said county, and designated In such order as the newspaper In which raid notice Is to be published; that the said delinquent list which application Is made to foreclose la as hereinafter set out. CLARENCE A. HUMBLE. Dlfitflct Attorney and At torney for Plaintiff , Court House Klamath Falls, Oregon. h. G. McVay, K. W. Wilson & I,ee Mori enson; Por NEUSW!- dese deed vol 118 p 431, .17 ACS. 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M. t Hi" '"" (Zulu. 5, In Merrill. KIm'M Oron. lor tin P' n " " formation oont" ....iiwi. v . (n wi oonuui--- xact Iran 10 "?",, msillllj paid, mid "'"if", Kd ! the Orn(on Stulo War roj? ,.l it,. War Food Ji lion Woia 5''r:,'..!!.iion a' Wif rood.. ArtroliiiiJ'";mW ana 1110 war ri.-". - M (00 all oprlloiii requ'rni Uii produoiion. oi""tlnLisJ hsrvostlni ol onloni.- PJ, barliy. othlr Bln. h" lb onoratloni, In the! proiiucllon. es rlf flair Pr"l,,ftMP.nd' 1 veslock ind P"' "'. S!l airlculltiral ocllvlll" ."'jsM iv . sii.ta nt Orclim. noi,ii 4 .... 1., mc .Z so tillWJ MnJnn rniintlCS nlhas Infarostad Pl".11,. ... 1 l".".",'" ill? carrylnl Into I''!?1 of Oclohor 2. 11". of Ilia War romi Morch PJ Orlobor :, 1044 nj I f 'J fl rn.ndert. Pnbllo Noll"1 1 Ihat th alibjrrl ,' " , (lurl Won Calling "',' '"tl?, ,iVl Hpeolflc Will Ci"Rlll'I1 Amondmonl 1. nf J,1, it'J Ul No. 33. .Amendment H wfilch Bpoclflr. ' ,C"J' "ft ralato to hirv"tlmj '1rlpj Siskiyou and M"'"fCSr.li U nd Klimath Couniy. Ji'" wllWn Ihi icopa of IM "cirJ hold II ihovo set S a, 1043. Cillfnrnlo Sis" v mlnlalnllon W n?" ocj Wir rood Adm nlslr; '"J,, By Carl O. Irlll. Ctiilrn"' A. 0.10-11 No. 82.