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;-oriiana quiiiuiro In six events;
Kluniutli l'n lift. Snlom unU Ash'
liind, flvo curb, KosnljiirK, Sciip.
nooso mid Mllwiiuklc, four ouch
Flnula opened lotlnv witii ,,
tcstunls from 44 high schools.
Individual honors in qualify.
ihk ovcnui wcni to uavo Hcn-
lliorno, Klumiilh Kalis, who
mado good in the 100-yard
uunn, ijuurwr nino, oroad Jump,
nun rcmy. Lylo Schlnvln of
Joffnriion dofi-iidlnK champ
quiillfled In tha 100, 400 and
roluy. Scuppuoso Tltleholdur
uod nngerson nuricd tho discus
1st feet 8H Inches not fur be
hind hla own record of 153 feet
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A light drlzilo aouked the
cinacr track yesterday.
Flrst-placo winners In prelim'
Jiliirics:
120-yurd high hurdles first
noai: uoyie, iiiiisboro. Time
:18.0. Second hcot: Curtis, Grant.
Tlmo :18.8. Third heat: Krell,
Rosoburg. Time :10.
100-ynrd dash first heut:
Honthornc, Klumath Fulls. Time
:iu.z. second heat: Edmonson
Corvollls. Tlmo :10.4. Third
heut: Go mice, Ashland. Time
:iu.4.
440-yard run first heat:
Henthorne, Klamath Falls. Time
:02.7. Second heat: Schluvln,
Jefferson. Time :54.3. Third
hcot: Wright, Bcappoosc. Time
:33.8. Fourth heat: Chalfant,
vrooK couuiy. nmo :S4.D.
Shotput Anderson. Schp'
poose. Distance 40 feet 6V in.
High Jump six tied: Elliott,
Adrian; Carter, Mcdford; Grogg,
foresi urovc; can, Clackumos;
Cudahy, Grant: Schmeldcr,
rrmiKim. ncignt a tcet 3 In.
Pole vault seven tied:
Shcord, Athena; Ro.imus.scn
Bend; Hunter, Corvollls; Mc
Knight, Beavcrton; Hickock
Grant: Bakke, Jefferson: Vcn
tine, Franklin. Height 10 feet
u incites.
Low hurdles first heat:
Doyle, Hlllsboro. Time :24.2,
Second heat: Serlng, Jefferson.
Tlmo :23.7. Third heat: Riley,
Washington. Tlmo :24.7.
220-yard dush first heat:
Gandco, Ashland. Time :23.4.
Second heat: Edmondson, Cop
vallls. Tlmo :23.8. Third heat:
Waldcr, WoshitiRlon. Tlmo :23.7,
Javelin Alborn, Coqullle,
Distance 177 feet 7 '4 inches,
Discus Anderson, Scappooso.
Distance 1S1 feet bv incnes.
Broad Jump Weber, Salem.
Distance 20 feet 1 1 V4 Inches.
Relay first heat: Jeffer
son. Time 1:38.8. Scond heat:
Klamath Falls. Time 1:38.8.
Lake 'O Woods
Opens Today
For Fishing
By Tha Aisociatad Praia
Anglers will have opportuni
ty to try their luck In Lake o'
tho Woods today the official
onenins: date. The lake has been
stocked with sllversldes for the
last three years and good fish
ing Is predicted.
Diamond lake in Douglas
county will open June 1, when
snow should bo completely
cleared from tho arco's roads.
Squaw lake near the California
line has been yielding fine
catches. . .
East. Paul na and Elk lakes
opened to fishermen today, but
only tho first two could be
reached by car because of heavy
snows on roads to Elk lake.
All three are noted lor ineir
flahtlne trout. Roads leading tq
Newberry crater East and
P u 1 1 n lakes have been
cleared and are in "fair'' con-
dit on. reported Hanger nenry
Tonseth.
Anglers will have to Drave
eight miles of snow on foot to
reach Elk or Three Creeks
lakes, near the foot ot inrce
Sisters.
SPORTS RETURN
PORTLAND. Ma.V 12 (IP)
Preparations tor the early re
turn of inter-collegiate sports
competition will be discussed
today at the Pacific Northwest's
Intercollegiate Athletic confer
ence's first gathering in two
years. The conference includes
Llnflcld college, Pacific college,
Willamette university. Whitman,
College of Puget Sound and
College of Idaho.
RESTRICTIONS GO
ON
p reM REFRIGERATIOfl'
Form freeien, walk-in coolers, water coolers, beverage equip
NOW CAN BUY mont, reach-in refrigerators, cose, soda fountains and all other
commercial equipment.
GAMES CANCELLED
Bsceui of woatlior condi
tion!, both witkind gam
sch.duUd by tho Klamath
FalU marines with tha Fair.
JloldSulitin Bkymaitori hava
baan oancallad.
Oamai previously alatad
for Saturday and Sunday of
thla waak will ba playad latar
in tha bataball imon, Marina
Barracka officials laid today.
155 Horses
Nominated
For Derby
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tho country's leading thrco-year-
uiu morougnomas navo been
nominated for the war-delayed
7 1st running of the Kentucky
derby hero June 2 or June 0.
Col. Mutt Winn, president of
Churchill Downs, released the
list of nominations today and
said ho would announce the
derby duto before nightfall.
Tho historic race for the
wreath nf rnsf- n tnlH IrAntiu
and $75,000 in added money
first was run In 187S. There
nus been no interruption through
four wars but the government's
ban on horse racing until the
conflict in Europe was over
causod this year's running to be
delayed, The original date was
May 8.
Tho nomination list of 155
horses is the largest since 1029 ,
when 140 were nominated and
Clydo Van Dusen finished first.
t.nst Vfnr Ml.r. uinm till Hnwt.
Inutcd and Penslvo won. The
list oi nominations usually is re
duced to a starting field of about
a dozon but tho ban on racing
caused Inactivity and may mako
this year's race a wide open af
fair. More horses may run than
usual.
Turfdom's Most '
Pretentious"
Stakes Offered
ARCADIA, Calif.. May 12 W)
Trying to moke up In 40 days
for a shutdown of four years,
Santa Anita park which opens
next Tuesday will offer the
most protentious stakes program
in turf history.
Santa Anltn, under dates al
lotted yesterday by the Cali
fornia horse racing board, will
operate on a Tuesday-through-Saturday
basis until July 7.
Upholding its reputation as
tho horseman's El Dorado, tho
pork is offering card which
includes 10 stakes aggregating
$405,000. These comprise the
$100,000 added Santa Anita
handicap, three $50,000 events,
one for $30,000, and five others
for $25,000 each.
Tight Track Tilt
Forecast Between
Huskies, Cougars
SEATTLE, May 12 (P) The
first intcrcollcKlate track meet
of the year was scheduled here
today between the University
of Washington and Washington
mate college wun ugni aueis
forecast in the sprints between
the Husky's Evert Pitman and
the Cougar's Bill Brlckert.
Each has turned tne century
in 10.2.
Washineton will enter two
teams one civilian and a serv
ice squad.
WSC TOPS IDAHO
MOSCO. Ida.. May 12 (fP)
Washington State college scored
a 10-7 win over the Idaho base
ball nine here yesterday in a
loosely-played contest..
ON ELLIS ISLAND
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an Inflelder the Cubs rate high
in postwar plans, has organized
another crack coast guard team
on Ellis Island.
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Champs Find
Going Tough
In National
Brooklyn Southpaws Catch
St. Louis Twice; Giant Win
Streak Forecasts Trouble
By JACJK HAND
Aiioclstsd Preii Sports Writer
St. Louis was hiding the go
ing tough Jn tho National
league's eastern half today as the
suspicion grew that- serious
trouble was ahead for the world
champions.
Not that two successive am
bushes by Brooklyn southpaws
were going to give Skipper Billy
Southworth sleepless nights.
Marty Marlon was still out ot the
lineup and the outfield was a
putchwork proposition due to
the Injury to Red Schocndicnst.
However, six straight victories
by tho New York Gionts, two
against weilorn opposition,
could be a real storm signal and
tho Brooks' six-game string
Couldn't be ignored.
The Cards murdered the Dod
gers 18 out of 22 games last year
and romped over the Giants 16-0,
but it was a safe bet there would
bo no repeat performance this
summer.
Brooklyn's hot streak was the
talk of the majors because the
"experts" had labeled the Bums
cellar bait and even Branch
Rickey and Leo Durocher must
be amazed,
Durocher had the nerve to
start Tom Scats, a 25-game win
ner at San Francisco but a fail
ure in two Dodger appearances
and it paid off with interest. The
32-ycar-old lefthander had been
belled out by the Giants and
Phils but he shut out the Cardi
nals, 7-0, on seven hits for his
first triumph,' It might be a new
trend, for Durocher also copped
with rookie southpaw Vic Lom
bard! in the other game of the
scries.
Third Sackor Bill Hart hit his
first major league home run off
loser Ted Wilks, a three-time vic
tor over the Brooks in '44, and
Second Baseman Eddie Slanky
finally made an error after
handling 90 chances flawlessly.
Johnny Ruckcr's 18-game hit
streak was snapped by Frank
Dasso of Cincinnati but Phil
Weintraub clouted one into the
upper stands with two on in the
eighth for the Giants' 4-3 mar
gin. Although Van (The New) Mun
go failed to last for the fourth
straight time. Ace Adam saved
him a second decision. Wcin
traub's clout tied him with Mel
Ott and Ernie Lombard! for the
league lead with five.
Joe McCarthy shook up his
batting order in Detroit, insert
ing Tuck Stainback In Russ Der
ry s right field post, and watched
his New York Yankees even the
series with Detroit, 7-3. Hank
Borowy notched his fifth victory
over Hal Newhouser who topped
mo iuiiK3 six limes a year ago.
Stainback celebrated his return
to tne lineup with his first cir
cuit clout in four years.
Russ ChristoDher also hnntr tin
win No. 8 for the Philadelphia
n s on a o-z joa against unicago
whose hold on first place slipped
to only 20 Dercentaee nnlnf
over New York. George Kell,
who had never hit a big league
homer, connected twice, account
ing for three runs off Ed Lopat,
Four runs in the ninth clinch.
ed a 7-1 verdict for the Chicago
fnki' Uflnk UT...n , I Til. : 1
wuwo . in 1 mdc vu me run
lies who used four hurlers. Rook-
10 unaney Sproull was the loser.
Despite Vince DiMagglo's fourth
rouna-iripper.
Pete Fox and Llovd rhrlxfn.
pher each clubbed three hits to
neip Hex Cecil and the Boston
Red Sox drub Cleveland, 8-4,
and St. Louis and Washington
played a 1-1 tie called after 10
innings to permit the Senators
to make train connections for
Chicago. Tex Shirley and Roger
Wolff each allowed eight hits.
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Wagner Lays Out More
In Armory Grudge Fight
A dressing room battle car.
ried to the ring ended disaster
ously for Tough Tony Morelll
In tho Klamath armory last
night when Gorgeous George
Wugncr, tho ladies' heartthrob,
pounded him into bloody insen
sibility for the final two falls.
Originally Promoter Mack
LUIard had carded Wagner and
Sneeze Achiu, the Chinese
sleeper artist, for the main
event, but the grudge fight in
the dressing room during the
opener gave Lillard the oppor
tunity to stage a rcol blood and
thunder event in the ring.
Morelll took tho first fall
after pounding Wagner blindly
around the ring before the bell
sounded and then falling on him
In a moment of weakness for
the thrcc-counl. George came
back in the second round to
batter Morelll into insensibil
ity and claim the fall with a
body press, much to the delight
of the ladies.
During the rest period, Wag
ner, not satisfied with Just get
ting the fall, picked up the
stool in Morclli's corner and
started an advance toward Mor
elll with murder in his mind.
Referee Wally Moss interceded
and finally succeeded in wrest
ing the weapon from Gorgeous
George and put the proceedings
back on an even keel.
In the final stanza, George
reopened the fresh cut above
Morclli's eye and hammered
him into a bloody coma for the
fall. Morelll was not satisfied
with just being kayocd, but
wanted to continue the row
after the match was over. Wag
ner gave quite a demonstration
of willingness to cooperate in
murder, but finally the ref
cleared the ring. Witnesses said
the battle continued in the
dressing room'.
The middle bout was a clean
affair with Paavo Katonen and
Sneeze Achiu splitting the falls
to make a draw. Achiu's pres
sure pointing holds irritated Ka
tonen, but both wrestlers kept
the match on a high plane.
Paavo took his fall in the third
round by a reverse body press
following a grand melee in
which Sneeze was the aggressor.
Achiu got his half of the draw
in the last round by a body
turnover after many slams,
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by Katonen.
Georges Dusette and Antone
Leone battled to a draw in the
curtain-raiser after much rough
stuff.
The match started slow with
Leone on top most of the time
pounding Dusette, but Georges
came back in the second to
hang a full Nelson on Leone
in -retaliation for his dirty
work.
Leone took his fall in round
four with a head stopper and
both wrestlers chased each
other around the ring and
through the crowd after tne bell
unwilling to discontinue the
battle.
Tiger Jack Fox
Scores Technical
KO Over Al Ware
SPOKANE, May 12 UP) The
veteran Tiger Jack Fox spoiled
a profitable future for Al Ware,
205-pound San Franciscan, last
night when he scored a techni
cal knockout over the California
battler in the ninth round of a
scheduled 10-round bout. Fox
weighed 185.
Ware had been promised
bouts with Lou Nova and Ar
turo Godoy if he got over Fox.
Other fights:
Spider McCallum, 147, Mis
soula, Mont., kayoed Kelly Jack
son, 148, Portland, 6; Bert
Forbes, Spokane, 137, declsion
ed Joe Basque, 140, Portland;
Benny Jerome, 132. Pasco, drew
with Mike Finlay, 132, Mis
soula. NEW YORK Lou Nova, 202?,
Van Nuys, Calif., outpointed
Gunnar Barlund, 206, Finland,
10.
BOSTON Phil Terranova,
128, New York, outpointed
Vince Dell Orto, 1331, Clifton,
N. J. 10.
HOLLYWOOD Enrique Bo
lanos, 132, Mexico City, out
pointed Eddie Hudson, 130, Los
Angeles, 10.
SAN FRANCISCO Ross Ro
mero, 146, Livermore, Calif.,
outpointed Pedro Jlmlnez, 143,
Vallejo, 10.
Twin Plunges
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Will open on
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MAY 12
Open from 1:00 p. m.
to 10:00 p. m.
Two pools one warm
one eeld
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war wort Today tlie Portland and Yan
mover yards are critically sKort of men
to complete urgently required TANK
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All WES formerly employed In sbipytra werk'
in the Northwest' are urged to come back to the
yards. The delivery schedule! promised oar gov
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eehedules nitty S3 MB prolonging the war in the
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Dumler Foiled In Attempt
. To Win Third Straight Go
For Fourth Place Padres
By The Asiociai.d Preis
Carl Dumler, San Diego right
hander who led all Pacific Coast
league hurlers last week with
eight wins and no defeats, was
foiled last night in his third
consecutive quest of victory No.
9. His defeat by Portland in
creased the Beavers' loop lead
to four and a half games and
dropped the Padres from third
to fourth place.
Seattle and Sacramento bat
tled for 13 hectic innings before
the game was called due to a
ban on starting an inning after
11:40 p. m. The tie contest was
the circuit's first of the season.
Oakland moved back into
third with a win over Los An
geles, while San Francisco wal
loped Hollywood the fourth
time in a row to gain a sixth
place tie with the Angels.
Dumler, in losing 2-1, saw
his Padre teammates fail to canl-
talize on 11 base hits while he1
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Portland counted both its rum
in tho seventh frame, being aid
ed by Tony Criscola's error on
Frank Demaree's hit which
brought in the second and win
ning tally.
The 9-0 Rainier-Solon tie came
after both teams had registered
big late inning rallies. Sacra
mento took a 9-4 lead in the
last of the eighth scoring six
runs, only to have Seattle knot
it up with a five-run outburst
in the first of the ninth. Chuck
Leno, third baseman, climaxed
the Rainier attack with a three
run homer over the leftfleld
wall, his second of the game.
Oakland evened its series at
two all with Los Angeles by Its
8-3 victory. Four Angel pitch
ers gave up 14 hits while Garth
Mann was holding last year'
champions to six.
San Francisco's 9-1 victory
over Hollywood was clinched in
the second inning when the
Seals pounded in five runs off
Pitcher Ronnie Smith. Emil
Mailho's home run inside the
park accounted for three of the
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