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Newspaper Page TextGerald and news Mondiy. April 90. 1945 iUHS Cindermen Capture First In Annual Meet Dave Henthorne Breaks Local Track Record in 440 With Time of 50:4 Bf PAUL HAINES Coach Paul Deller's Klamath Union high school track team spread-eagled the field of U en tries Saturday afternoon in the 14th running of the annual southern Oregon-northern Cali fornia meet at Modoc field. Faced by the slashing spikes of Dave Henthorne, the Pelican cindermen amassed 761 points while Medford placed second with 501 tallies and Ashland an nexed third place with 45i mark ers. Henthorne personally account ed for 151 points to take individ ual high scoring honors for the meet while lanky Jim Pope gar nered 141 counters for runner up position in scoring. Sets 440 Record The Klamath speed merchant broke the tape in the 100-yard dash with the time of 10 seconds flat, which is the fastest time re corded so far this year in the state. He then went on to win new laurels by breaking the local record in the 440-yard dash with the time of 50:4 seconds. The previous record was 51:5 sec onds set by Johnson of Medford I In 1940. This mark established oy lllc JviailittVIl uuiiici, la may mc third fastest time recorded in high school competition in the state. Pope turned on plenty of speed to capture first place in the 120-yard high hurdles and 200-yard low hurdles. He ran the first event in 16:1 and the second in 24:6. He also tied for first place in the high jump with Brown of Grants Pass. With Henthorne running in the anchor position, the Red-and-White of KUHS out-distanced other competitors in the half mile relay. Grants Pass placed second in this event and Medford third. The Klamath team was composed of two freshmen and two seniors, Tommy Edwards and Bob Oodson, Bud Biehn and Henthorne. Jim Palmer of Klamath tied for the top slot in the pole vault event with Thompson of Ashland with a jump of 10 feet, 6 inches, and Johnny Foster copped first place in the shot with a heave of 40 feet, 11 inches. . In the broad jump event, Hen thorne again landed in the mon- ev by winning second honors be- una kai scs us i'ltvuvi u. This is the third successive year that the Klamath Falls trackmen nave annexeci ine crown in this meet and their vic tory Saturday gives KUHS pos session of the trophy for another year Which is donated by the Lions club to Me victor. With this significant triumph added to their imposing record, the Pelicans now point toward the district meet to be held at Medford Saturday.- IN Vara Dash lit Henthorne. KF: 2nd. Gandee, Alb.: 3rd, ColUngham. Med. Time 10:0. tto Yard Dah 1st Gandee. Ash.: 2nd Bostwtcfc, Med.; 3rd Cottlngham, Med. Time 23:8. 410 Yard Path 1st Henthorne. KF: 2nd Merryman. Ash.: 3rd Carr. Med. Time 90.4. Ma Yard Ran 1st ruNerton, Ash.; 2nd Ford, GP; 3rd Barker. KF. Time. 3:09.3. Mile Ban 1st Fullerton. Ash.: 2nd Clark. Rogue. River: 3rd Quam. KF. Time 4:19.4. I?0 Yard Hick Hardies 1st Pope. KF: 2nd Holmes, Med.; 3rd DeVare, KF. Time 16:1. "S Tsrd Low Hardies 1st Pope. KF; 2nd Redkey, KF: 3rd Merriman. Ash. Time 24:6. Shot 1st Foster. KF: 2nd Whlllock. Med.: 3rd Ross, Med. Dlst. ' ll". men jump Tie for 1st. Pone. KF. Brown. OP: tie for 3rd. Thompson, Ash., Williams, Ash, Height 3' 6 . s-.ie taau Tie tar 1st. Palmer. KF. Thomnson. Ash: tie for 3rd. Thurman, KF, Za rosin ski. KF. Hei.nl 10' 6". ztroaa jump 1st Carter. Med.: 2nd Henthorne. KF: 3rd Thurman, KF. Dlst. 20' 1". uisras 1st Ross. Med.: 2nd Bertrond. GP: 3rd Faster. KF. Dlst. 122' 4". javenn 1st Tison. Asn.: 2nd Haneain. Med.: 3rd Stelle. Med. Dlst. 153'. nan sine n.iay 1st Klamath Falls: 2nd Grants Pass: 3rd Ashland. Time 1:37.4. scoaoi Mesons Meet won by Klamath Falls. 76 pts.: 2nd Medford. 3013 pts; 3rd Ashland. 45 pts. Yanks Split Double Bill With Solons Ruts Derby Slaps Second Grand Slam Circuit Clout Br JOE RE1CHLER Associated Press Sports Writer Russ Derry may be only a flash in the pan but if he main tains his present pace, he is cer tain to set a new record for grand slam homers in one season. The Yankee outfielder, start ing his first regular season in the majors, (he played in 38 games last year), belted his sec ond homer with the bases tun yesterday as the New Yorkers split a double header with Washington, winning tnc iirsi 13-4 and losing the second 2-1 before 35,308 fans. The record of four in a sea son is held jointly by Frank Sehulte of the Chicago Cubs, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, Yan kees: and Rudv York. Detroit Tigers. None hit his first until well into May. 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MAIM STREET ySTEEET r-, w 6UYS NEW VOX OF JvAMESOO COUHT THE SQUEALS ! fawn . ww f i lp,iswell. n j m hWs"-Sonp. ."kssV 7s,7XriiVirrnu -mm M BW Lifflss Qmfiwss Aw.si I I r ' By Harold Groy If I v . , . xl IN Homer hitting Is nothing new to the 27-year-om irisiiman nn il PiAmrttlt lmtllip in 1! with 40 homers for Norfolk, V and bunged out lor jcw The "opener marked the third win wiinoui a ncicai ur i-w York's Hank Borowy, but Atlry rtnl1 4r.ntto a norKflllnl lioni se ,, ....-f'". or. bowed to the Nats Roger Wolff hi a sccona game nrouiiu duel with each team making only four nils. Wkil finv rirnnl Two The surprising Chicago Wh Ci rinnllv lst after fl eiainht Mftnries. when they were beaten twice by St. Louis 3-2 and iu-4. uaoiy. n was un.- cnv uriin onriprf the Browns one ,,nr. n'innihp tronk at nil in j..,. last vear. bod Aiuncrcii inmii; his first appearance for tnc cA.nll.i,.n in rplirf. Olid bested Thornton Lee in the opener. Frank Mancusos nimn juiuhk triple and a long fly by Pinch it ; tt. r:An Mnnrt nrrntlllted niuvi wi."v - for the deciding run in the opener. Jack Kramer, relieving Al Hollingsworth, got credit for 4V.n ,i.nnil as Vnrn tenhellS who homered in the opener, paced the Browns Wlin mice m iv RBls. ..... Tigers Split With Indians rtAtn.it anet PW.vplniiri e: changed 4-0 shutouts, the Indians behind Steve Gromek, winning tv.A .nAitni. nnrl thn Tillfrs. With Dizzy Trout, nuruiiK win and his second shutout, win ning the second. Trout aided hi a..... AniitM with n hnmr run. Finding the formula last Sat urday, the Boston Red Sox con tinued to win, taking both ends r A s.i-hiii fmm the Phila delphia Athletics 2-0 and 6-3 in 13 innings. u"vu s-vnw, cently discharged from the army air force, made a Drnuam aeum, blanking the A's in the opener with Jive nils wnne inu vi:i:i" Bob Johnson paced the Bosox in the nightcap, his two-run homer tying the score in the ninth and his fly accounting for one of the winning runs in the 13th. , Cards Rap Reds Twlc With Aces Max Lanier and Mn.t f nn.inp in IttP linV t hp St. Louis Cardinals took two games from Cincinnati i-i ana n o. Pittsburgh avenged its four straight defeats by Chicago by trouncing the Cubs twice 6-2 and 5-4, not only ending its own five-game losing streak but snap Dine the Bruins six-game win ning skein. Dixie Walker s three-run nom er in the eighth enabled Brook- itttfanl thp NPW York Giants for the second straight time by a 4-3 score as nai uicss held the Giants to four hits. Th. nnctnn T4rvpii and Phila delphia Phillies split their two games, me rnns winning "--opener 5-3 and the Braves be hind Al Javery copping the sec ond 1-0. West Takes City Junior Golf Crown Young Johnny West was crowned the city junior golf cnamplon at Reames Sunday afternoon after defeating Bill Perrin by firing a 43 against his opponent's 60 in a 9-holc playoff match. The two boys tied In the 18- hole tournament played Satur day morning with 85 apiece, out West lambasted the pill straight and true to the green Sunday to annex the title. Perrin' was" sponsored by the Rotary club and West by the Shrine organization here. Bill Barnett finished in the third slot with a 99 over the 18-holc route Saturday. The calibre of golf played, in general, was not ciulte up to ex pectations, possibly because of lack of practice. The 43 shot by west In the playou was far and away the lowest score turned in by the nine entries. PHILADELPHIA G u n d c r Hacgg finished American tour by running 4.12.7 mile from scratch at Penn relays although finish ing fourth to West Point's James Howe who was timed in 4:08.5 with 3 -"1-yard handicap. HATON. Pa. Ed Kellv pitched no-hitter for Colgate in beating Lafayette College, 11-0. BIKES FOR RENT MAKE RESERVATIONS ' ' FOR SUNDAY Phone 5520 222 S. 7th POOLE'S ' BICYCLE STORE YOUR SERVICE for MOVING STORAGE I0Cl CARTAGP wmiBUTlON PHONE 4151 848 Broad St., Klamath Falls Grants Pass Tennis Team Downs KUHS in Net Play Grants Tass proved to be bit too much for the KUHS net men Saturday on the Moore pin k court, as tho Cavemen captured seven of tho nlno matches played. George Zupun, playing in No 4 position, and Scott Recti, No. 6. wore the only two' mem bers of the KUHS "A" squad to pick up victories. Zupan I. aai tr-lli,n.pi. In jttt'lllLltit sets. 6-4, 6-2 and Reed edged out Ausland, -7, o-.t. Gordon Veilch Jumped off to .. .,-l Innrl nvnr No son 111 the No. 3 singles clash, but was. un able to mointnm uiu pact went down 4-6, 0-1. 6-1. Vcltch and Zupan were also apparently well on their way to a triumph in the No. 2 doubles matrh, but i.,c i.i nif-it pnitftr niifl Nelson after having taken the first set 6-0. The Grants 1'nss uoys nu lled and overwhelmed the Klam ath team by tho count of 0-0, 0-4, Tho visiting firemen hud tilings pretty much their own wnv in the biilniit'e of the ma'lcht'.i and the Grunts Puss "H" stiuiid dropped tho Kliuniith "U" leiim six mulches to three, "A" lUstllU Orartls rasa T. Klantalh rails Cal. vrrl. til. Url-atatl Nittl. K . J. 0-1: WHrh. tiP. tlatfalrd Slrltlr. KK, It ll. Nalsnlt. t;P. tlnrratril Vnllrh. Kf. 4-S. II. I, ll-l: .iuinii. KK, tlplpatftl rllfKatllsr, OP. II 4. ti l. Orr. OP. il-irnt-il Ntiaa. KK. o-a, ll-s; llfftsd. Kr: doffaisd Anslanil. OP B-7. 01, C'ttlvarl-WKlrh. C1P. tlt Ir.lcl NtwI Strltla. 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The Padres climbed to within half a gnmo of Senttlc In taking their scries with Snn Francisco, 5 games to 2. The gathering power of the San Diegans was demonstrated ns the Seals went down to defeat Sunday. C-l and 5-1. Boto Boston Twlco Portland held top spot despite a double drubbing at the hands of Oakland. 1-0 and 3-1. Last place Hollywood split with Seat tle. 12-2 and 10-15. Two other lower division clubs, Sacramento and Los An geles, also indulged a slugfc.st, the Angels taking the nppner 10-2 and the Senators the curtain game, 12-11. Competition ends in the north west this week in the switch back to all California games. Seattle goes to Oakland; Port land to Hollywood. Tho other shifts are San Francisco at Sac ramento and Los Angeles at San Diego. Dumler Wins 8th Game San Diego's riso was high lighted by Carl Dumlcr's eighth 1 845 victory. Ho won Sunday s first game. Volllo Eaves record ed his third triumph over the Seals in a week in the second game. in contrast there was a parade of pitchers at Seattlo as five Hollywood moundsmon shared In the nightcap setback. Tho Stars mndo their 12 runs In the open ing game on 16 safeties. At Portland, Don Pulford was top pled from his record or five wins and no defeats in the first game. The Los Angeles hitting con tests Included homers- by Lou Novlkoff and Pitcher Red Adams of the Angels and Jack Calvcy of tile Solons In the first game. HOW THEY sssskataaOaSaa tV isss. STAND B Th Aiiorlttd Prn AMERICAN LEA out chtcnito a a Detroit -....... B 3 Nw York 7 4 Wjuihlnifton . 0 5 Philadelphia 6 fl SL Lou I 4 5 Boston , .1 (1 Cleveland 3 7 nimn YeMfiriuy St. Louii 3-1, Chlcmio 2-3. Cleveland 4-0, Detroit 0-4. New York 13-1, WnfthlnKlnn 4-2. Iloiton 2-6, Philadelphia 0-3. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. la. New York A 4 ChlcflRn . 7 4 si. L,OUg ,.. . .,..... 4 BMton .8 5 Brooklyn . a A Cincinnati , n fl PllKburah 4 7 Philadelphia 3 8 uimti Bsnrrnr fit. LouIj 2-B, Cincinnati 1-3. Plttabursh 6-fl, Chicago 2-4, Brooklyn 4, New York 3, Philadelphia 5-0, Bo ton 3-1. PACIFIC COAST leaoiJe Portland ......... Seattle Snn Diego On k land Rficramento San Franrftco Loti Angeles .... iioiiywooa .13 -.13 .10 10 12 13 14 Trt. .714 .IWI7 .0.IQ .543 .444 .27.T Pet .mi .0.10 .mm .non .4S5 .31 r4 .273 Prt .snn .07 .517 .407 .4.1:1 .43.1 .340 Weekend RemtMa San Franeinco ft-I-1, San Dleio 4-6-B tint ttame i inningii. Sacramento 0-3-12. Lot Angetea 11-1011, Hollywood 11-12-10. Seattle 3-2-18. Oakland 1-3. Portland 0-1 (Saturday game postponed; rainr iinw nnrira r.nnca ' San Diego fl, Snn Francisco 2. Oakland 3, Portland 3. Hollywood 4, Seattle 2. Lot Angela 4, Sacramento 3. Oatnei Tueaday Seattle at Oakland, , Portland at Hollywood. Son Franc liter, at Sacramento. Los Angeles at San Diego. SPRING OPENING NEW ROOSEVELTCLUB Ken McDonald and his , Four of a Kind .'Finest Chicken nd Steak Dinners Just over the Ort.-Callf. Line on Tulelake Highway Closed Thursday Springfield Cops Six-Way Track Meet EUGENE. Anrll 30 M'l Springfield high school's defend ing champions were co-iavornes with the power from the Coos Bay area for llio district tnicK and field championships follow. Ing a triumph In a xlx-wny truck meet held hero lust Saturday. The Millers amassed S7J points In wlnnlni! six firsts, paced by Cordon Albrliilit who whs a double winner mid col lected KIJ points, nob Kri'll, who collected 13 points, led tho Hoscbtiri! Indians to secrnci place. The Douiilas county team scored three firsts and tie In col IcctInK 411 points, followed by Eukcho with 40, CottnKe Grove with liOt, University (Euttene) with 17, and Junction City with 3. The district meet Including A nd n class schools from Lane. Douulus and Coos counties, will bo held here next Saturday. 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