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Newspaper Page TextSIX HERALD AND NEWS Saturday April 14, IMS "Mask" Downs Ernie In Top Rassling Go tM knv In the next heat By PAUL HAit. ISSappirT headlock that aU Ernie Piluso turned in , int wueezed the "Mask" out finite - of the top bouts of the year last niht at uie n.iiuum v" orv in his headline tussle with the "Grey Mask." The former Klamath Falls muscler turned on the heat with a powerful headlock that had Mr. Stone face very definitely on the run, but the hooded hyacinth used his time-worn methods of foul ing to eventually take toe match. , The crowd gave the "Mask a razzberry at the end of the tiff that would have put even the Brooklyn Dodgei fans to shame while Piluso tried re peatedly to get at the veiled violet and questioned his an cestry in no uncertain terms. It is fairly apparent that the masked marigold knows few rassling holds of any worth and if it had not again been for his use of the ropes, he would undoubtedly have suffered an ignominious defeat. Ernie Uses Headlock Mr. Stoneface took the first flop in the second canto with a half-crab, but Ernie came fhrnnch the top of his hood In the fourth round, Ernie tied the hooded hoodlum's head in the ropes and gave him a general working over that -had the fans standing on their seats. The "Mask"- unfortunately prov ed equal to the occasion, how ever, and through use of his bead butts, which are his sole weapons, he took the final fall and the match with another half-crab. Klamath rassling fans got an other look at "Sneeze" Achius "Chinese sleeper" in the semi- Tnueh Tonv ROSS drove out of bounds after rassl ing a clean, fast bout for the first three rounds. Tony Gets Tough With the count a fall apiece, Tony did an about face and began to employ the old leather. A .!.(.. tnnr nvfOrttinn to this f)LlHU hww i -- treatment and slapped a "sleep er on his rival 10 me wira ana lusty acclaim of the fans. The ooenine bout was a scln- tiUatine affair between Jack Truman Will Not Attend Opening Baseball Game WASHINGTON, April 14 (R) President Truman's grave new responsibilities seem sure to prevent his throwing In the first ball at the season's opening baseball game here' Monday. Hell be busy that after noon making his first public address as chief executive to a joint session of congress. A week ago Truman said be might substitute for Pres. ident Roosevelt in ceremonies at the opening game between the Washington Senators and New York Yanks. As presi. dent himself now bell prob ably have to pass It. . Monday's game will be dedicated to the late presi. dent with spectators stand ing for a minute's prayer. Kiser and Gust Johnson with both boys putting on a clean, scientific show. The bout was declared a draw by Referee Wally Moss after each grap pler bad gained a fall. BOSTON Gus Mell, 132, Montreal, outpointed Sal Bar- tolo, 128 H, Boston, 10. Unusual Events Leave AAU Swim Fans Gasping Brenda Helser Ponders Potentialities Of Starter's Gun In National Meet By JIMMY JORDAN CHICAGO, April 14 (IP) Brenda Helser, curvaclous bru nette with a Hollywood contract, pondered today the potentialities of a starter's gun in a national AAU swimming meet. Brenda lost her AAU 100-yard free stylo championship last night to Ann Curtis, indoor 220 and 440-yard champion, and win ner of all outdoor national titles from 100 to 1500 meters last year. But back of the loss were some unusual events that virtu ally left fans at the national in door women's championships gasping. Miss Helser, who had turned in the fast time of the prelimi naries, asked the starter in the semi-finals to "Walt, please," Just as he was about to send the first heat into the water. He fired his gun. Brenda stood by the pool. Two other swimmers who had heard her request plunged in seconds late. Miss Curtis won the heat, in 1:03.8. The officials huddled for al- ; : oy rrea narmon Red Ryder ; 7 1 Wash Tubbs By Leslie Tumor 1 toots end Her Buddies By Martin WHERE'S, WE MOtO.V MM4 ?. f- -k r j 1 V4t vocre ustvsv sera KnCt ""CO VVfc. tOS T Err- rzz?7zrss rcA5,VtVW I MOW. fcjfvJAVDO VWTC EJb vjdVryl L .t Kmn talsiEiS. wfc t. aiq ti a nr. err.. Freckles and His Friends By Blosser AT WMtTINS IS GONNA TteV ME OUT WITH US BAND THPf PLAY fOZ DANCeS AT THE COUNTRY CLUB .' THIS IS THE FIRST STEP UP THE LADDER, POP Aun Pit kieert cnuie em rtiKiA 1 M0N6Y rsUiWi WHAT ISoTTA DBKS THE PART, POP I'LL NEED, f ME NEW MVGOOOS! DO NT WAMMA LOOK LIKE A FARM CHUNK.' Weix, didn't- vou uv Money ) Surf, pop, but i wasny - AWAV FOR A RAIMy PAY? ' PARED FORTH MUCH' : ttt smL moisture -y 1 Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin aTTZI eiwonmug'thatrS'" L SCBE P N ' TfViu'A OOOL A . i . LIMITED SPACC SCREEN. I DON'T V J IN THE TIME 1 &5fr. A unluiu'l " li AREA UrDER I " ...WHEN THE COHTOOlT WTMOt WE ABC! T IME-TKAVRFR r wia activate'the i SCREEN Pi?"T on the rrT&m T I NOW. SPPM tw ZiktAS- .ZtnM ilHa most an hour and then, after hearing Miss Helscr's protrals decided the defending chumnion would have to equal her prelimi nary time of 1:01.6, swimming alone, against time. Then she could compete with all her original semi-final field, except Miss Curtis, to get into the finals. She swam against time in 1:01.5, and then beat the rest of the field in 1:02.9. a little more than two hours after her three tests, she plunged into the pool to defend her title. She Ird for 75 yards, but on the Inst 25-yard lap she tired, and Miss Curtis came In ahead by about 18 Inches. Her time was 1:01.9, compared with Brcnda's 1:01.5, 1:01.8 and 1:02.9. CORRAL Beavers Lambast Seals, 7-4 Seattle Ralniers Note Out Stars For First Ploca Ti Portland -Satl OakUnd . Snrmnwnto Ibn nivfo .. 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Ruth. 1 dropped into the Willard las' Saturday ta try and buy a cecgar and thar stood Webb Kennett. Seemed mighty good to shake his hand. Lou Serruys is all steamed up like a tea-kettle over a sorrel he purchased in Portland. Trot him out Lou and we'll size htm up. Beth Chaso is a ridin' Pat Hogue's string of ponies on a pancake saddle stlnk-bug fash ion or what ever yeah call the Jockey stuff. Somebody better git out the linement fcr she's a comln' home stiff I betcha. Well, sir, I gotta git on over to the bunk-hou6e i n so urea I cud sleep in a river bed. Bye now. If It's a "frozen" article yo-i need, advertise for a used one in the classified. Sun rmncltco Hollywood Krll.nd T. S.n rnnrlm 4 Rratllt T. Hollywood S. Sin Dlno 3. 0mnd o. S."r.m.nto 1, Lot AnstlM 0. No rni. lurdy IcincolUd diw lo Rooievell'i dh'. By The Associated Press Portland and Seattle contin ued to reign Jointly, today a the top of the Pacific Coast league as the Beavers knocked off the San Francisco Seals. 7-4, and the Ralniers took a 7-5 de clslon from the Hollywood Stars last night. , . Sacramento moved imo a third place tie with Oakland by squeezing out a 1-0 victory over Los Angeles while San Diego took undisputed posses sion of fifth spot with a 2-0 win over the Acorni. LUka Hurls Well The Beaver's veteran Ad Liska hurled steady ball, grant ing 10 scattered hits, as the northerners continued their win ning pace. Three Seal hurlers were unable to check the Port land attack. Seattle took a 2-1 lead in Its scries with tho Stars as young Alex Pallca went the distance to post his third straight vic tory. The Ralniers counted three times In the fourth and twice in the mm to gain a tare margin, ,, Best pitched game oi me night was turned in by Guy Fletcher of the Solons. who al lowed only four hits in blank ing the Angels. H was oacra mento's third straight win and the third of the season for Fletcher against a single loss. Padres Top. osks Another ton round perform ance was racked up by Carl Dumler. Padre hurler. who held Oakland scoreless while his mates were counting twice off Italo Chellni. San Diego scored its pair in the third Inning on four hits and an Oak error. Each series will be an ab breviated affair due to cancella tion of games Thursday night and today in respect to the memory of the late President Roo .velt. Doublchcaders are scheduled Sunday, Snort Scoroi: Oakland 000 000 000 O Turner Draws WHh Ryan ! I By The Associated Press i PORTLAND. Ore., April 14 T') Leo (the won) junier, mi, Portland, and Jacklo Ryan, 185. 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