Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 26, 1945, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textiorgeous Slugs Win Over chiu; Crowd Boos Tactics i,eou George Wagner or? ui. uav to gruiom nf three fall win V r Yin eie , .leeper-ariist L" Achlu m ino nw i Ewft tho armory lout night, r.L-n oorsonal acclaim for for flie crowd wa huge ."L'.'?.7wlth hi. killer tac Lner took the first fall In FScond round after . rough I in ""', ntll h I. eon. KY.okoned Ithathe unable w .-- EtKe third round. Achlu took Sner n a snort, nw" fbT. revcr.o body pre., ol- Inl a , WEST COAST Wagner protested thn full .ui hi. thoulder. were not down. waiiy mobs, referee, .tood firm on his decitlon, however, and the fall .tood. Wagner In anger told Wally to ? u?ul .f th?.,rlng nd lct him fight, when Wally refused this request to vacate, Wagner came back v cloudy to dug, smother, and pull tho hair of Achlu both In and out of tho ring until the Chinaman was out on hit feet. Wacrrtftr tnnlr tv fall H ,i 111. " ' .";: mw mill round while the decper-arllst ipjr nuinvix on ino mill. Thn nrnnr4 hmuJ niu wnM ftllUIUlCM around the ring to heckle and new, but the wrestler, struggled to the dremlng-roora without ln- cldent. In the eml-wlndup, Kenny Ackles, tho Hollywood wonder boy, drew with hi. opponent, Paavo Katonen, after pulling certain defeat out of the bag In the last round with a surprise grapevine. Katonen won the first fall In the third round of what was a slow, but clean match. Antone Leone dropped Sailor Hogan In the first bout for two falls in a row. The first fall was taken on a Boston crab hold which weakened the sailor's back. In the second fall Leone worked on tho back with hla arm and fist until Hogan was near collapse and was awarded the fall. Chief tactic of Leone was poking his opponent In the eye with his thumb. SPOKANE, Wash. Frankie Glmbcl, 1631, Spokane, and Paul Peters, 1501, San Francisco, drew (10). Muddy Field Halts Marine, Navy Ball Game To the disgust of Klamath ball fans, weather has post poned the weekend baseball games scheduled between the Klamath naval air station and the Marine Barracks nine, according to an announce ment from the barracks' pub lic relations office today, ' The games were originally scheduled for 2:30 o'clock Sat' urday and Sunday but the rain has made the field a quagmire of mud and water, unfit for play. BOSTON Pat Demers, 1341, Brocton, Mass., outpointed Steve Kronln, 1311, Boston, 10. Kahut Fractures Thumb, Drops Moot Kennedy For TKO PORTLAND, May 28 (P) Despite fracturing his left thumb In the third round, Sailor Joe Kahut, 180, floored 197-pound Moose Kennedy of Vancouver, Wash., nine times last night, fi nally winning a technical knock out in the ninth round of their scheduled 10-round bout. Eight of the knockdowns were for nine counts. Kennedy threw hard punches in the seventh round but could not catch the Woodburn, Ore., scrapper. FIGHTS Br The Associated Press MILWAUKEE Juste Fon taine, 1351, Milwaukee, TKO'd Maxie Shapiro; 1331, New York, (7). PR EM EMI SATURDAY MIDNIGHT ESQUIRE THEATRE I. x 35 . ' ff r m Ml ' www gpZr WP ISU II ; - '6 KrfaBLE r H AYMES - Mm i i ru r .p nui a i l m mil i i i i i it i u ii ivr. . " ,Im"J lll.eiM conunuou. pnow a , ? 1 Zt fA j ".J I J ,ox OFFICE OPENS 12:30 mlJ"7ttE PARKING PHONE 8484 UUUg .""I TEl.i:PHOHB 457 V..' . - ' ' ;- ' ' ' Ducks Drop As Rainiers Near Top Seattle Ball Machine Now Within 1 Game Of League Leading Portland Squad By The Associated Press Seattle's baseball machine, dis regarding all speed rules in Its race toward the top of the Pa cific Coast lcaeue. had rolled di rectly behind the stalled Port land Beavers today as only a game separated the two teams. Portland, whose gears slipped into reverse a week ago, dropped it third straight last night to San Francisco in 13 innings for the Beavers' seventh loss in eight games, while the Rainiers were taking their fourth in a row from Los Angeles. Almost as startling as the league leader's decline Is the sud den resurgence of the tail-end Hollywood Stars,, who equalled their longest winning streak of the season in copping their third in succession from Sacramento. Oakland continued its steady pace against San Diego, making It three out of four. Portland presented the Seals with an unearned run in the first of the 13th to lose 5-4. Pinch- Hitter Bob Joyce worked South paw Syd Cohen for a walk, went to second on Bemie Uhalt's sac rifice and scored when Frank Shone let Roy Nicely's single to center get away from him. Seattle spotted the Angels to a one-run lead in the sixth inning, but . scored two runs in the seventh and eighth frames to win 2-1. Joe Demoran was rrpriitpri with the victory, although he is sued nine hits while his mound rival, unariey Smith, was limit ing the Rainiers to six. Grade School SportAwards Presented, The sportsmanship award do nated yearly to the erade schools by Joe Peak, city physical edu cation director, was won this year by Pelican school. Though the school won few athletic events during the school year, the spirit of sportsmanship evmeni in ooin piayers ana spec tators of the school put them in the winning spot. The athletic teams were coached by James Scott. At an assembly at Mills the speedball trophy became the per manent possession of the school when thev were nresented with it for the third consecutive vcar. mius aiso won tne toucn-tackle football trophy. Vern Speirs is me principal ana coacn of tne school. - Also at Mills school, Nolan Day was presented with the rib bon for high point in Class C track. At Roosevelt school the track and A Softball trophies were presented for their winning teams during the year. Dan Der rah was also presented with an award for being high point boy in the class B track meet. The A volleyball and A bas ketball championship: awards were made to Fremont school at an assembly which also honored Billy Perkins for his prowess in class A track. Byron Nelson, Sammy Snead To Ploy 36-Hole Go NEW YORK, May 26 ffl Saturday s medal play renaou itation fund trolf match between Byron Nelson and Sammy Snead will be for 36 holes only, PGA President Ed Dudley and his committee decided today. No playoff will be played if the two stars turn the two rounds at Freshmeadows in even figures but Sunday's match play at the Essex county, N. J., coun try club will be decided .on a "sudden death", basis, if needed) Snead shot a par 70 yesterday over the Freshmeadow layout., Cochran Out In Front 21 Points In Billiard Go SAN FRANCISCO, May 26 (IP) National three-cushion bil liard ChamDion Welker Cochran appeared to be a certain winner today in his title matcn -wnn Challenger Willie Hoppe as he extended his lead to 21 points Thursday with only two games left to play. Camp Blankets Indian Robes OREGON WOOLEN 800 Main Saturday, Mar 28, 184$ HERALD AND NEWSTHREK COllRAL c eio By 'TOP-WRANGLER' Howdy folks: San irancisco mleht have it's Cow Palace, but Klamath is sure enuff gettin' sum fine new hosses in at the fairgrounds. D. E. Demrick brung in a good lookin' paint. A four-year-old and pret ty as a new wagon. Lou Serruys has that new sorrel of his'n here and attractin' plenty of at tention. He's the biggest . little boss I've seen fer a spell. Margaret and Sol Worth soent sum of their spare time a lookin' over hoss flesh and chinin' with tnenas round the barn. One of the Beck boys had a strawberry roan workin' a rone and that roan show, plenty of savvy". Spec' he'll show in the reined class here the 4th. Basil Brown just got back from California, neered ne tun Bill Serruy's mprgan colt down to Ernie Pad dock to rund up cattle on. Understand the Marine Bar racks have give the Sheriff Posse and Saddle club a invite to ride to the hounds fer a break fast hunt. It'll take more than hounds to fine bacon fer the af fair. Dan Lltkey's mules disap peared like a summer cloud in a hur'can, but Dan got word they wuz a visitin' a neighbor nr nite club or sumpin' fer there's a cover charge on the nite lod gin Speakln' of clubs, las' Satur day wuz bib'n' tucker nite for tne cow-pokes. They all showed up at Cal-Ore. Seth Watters and his little woman, 'Pat' Hogue and Gladys with sum friends from San Francisco and they wuz a actin' like they were lookin' fer pari-mutuels. T'won't be long as these fellers are a takin' the broom-tails to Gresham this Sun day for the 11-day meet there. Jim Stewart is a packln' his bag, too. He's takin' his mare, it's my guess, with a couple of pigeon feathers stuck in that filly's tail she cud fly. ; Earle Arant has been runnin' loose all winter but is a shapin' up agin. He's helpin' Keith Moon down ta the ranch with their 15 or so registered palo mino's. I gotta git fer I kinda want to watch the Saddle Club girls put down sum linoleum in meir new clubhouse. Bye now. Roosevelt School Wins Snoop, Schultze Trophy The Shoop and Schultze 'tro phy which is awarded annually to the outstanding school in 'ath letics during the year was won by Roosevelt school and the (tro phy was presented by Jack Schultze at an assembly held Thursday morning. - ' Roosevelt school totaled 1047 points during the season, and Mills school came second with 868 points. Roosevelt's points were accumulated by winning second in speedball, second in football, second in A basketball, second in B basketball, first in A softball, first in B Softball, first in track and field events and fourth place in both A and B volleyball.. GrazianoTops Cochrane In Non-Title Bout NEW YORK, May 26 (fP) Rocky Graziano started training today to meet Welterweight Champion Freddie "Red" Coch rane in a non-title bout June 20, having earned the chance by vir tue of a four-round technical knockout of . Brooklyn's' Al "Bummy" Davis in a punch filled brawl at Madison- Square Garden. Graziano, New York slugger, gained his decision over Davis last night after Bummy was floored with a right to the jaw after the bell rang ending the third round. DEMPSEY TO SPEAK PORTLAND, May 26 Iff) Oregonians will have a chance to hear Comdr. Jack Dempsey, USCGR, who will speak here at the junior rose festival at Victory Center June 9. i Dempsey, ex-heavyweight champion, will stay for a four day war bond program. SPIKED ON THE NOSE NEW YORK Left Fielder Hershel Martin of the Yankees was spiked on the nose by John ny Lindell when they collided under a fly. ' Giants Still1 Riding High, Hitting Hard Scoffers Turn To Admirer At "Murderers' Row" Bats Five Home Run On Tour By JACK HAND Associated Pres. Sport. Writer Thf NPU Vnrlr n,oni MniiUH'i take the Polo Grounds with them on their first western tour bllt thPV'fA Slill hltlinr, t . - " ' wi.1.1111, 1IUIIIU runs and riding high today, 17 a six and a hall game lead on V11C J.1C1U. derer 8 Row would turn into an -rray of pop fly hitters when thfV If ft tho (r-i ay, A I,. 11 i wvijr iuui mien of the home field but they have k wc in luur western games Big Ernie Lombardi, enjoying an amnyinu rnmohnnir u - socked three into the stands since the club left Manhattan and has taken over undisputed I round trippers. Danny Gardella m x-.m wemirauD comriDUted me Diners, trday to help Harry Feldman emu his j.mn decision at Cincin nati's expense, 5-2. Feldman hplrl tho t?o!a (a U14. - ' ,H.ud w aiA UlbS, UIH3 a two-run homer by Gee Walker. ii 1 1 e i e r ft.en BurKhardt chalked up his fourth straight triumph for the Cardinals in a 8-7 win over Brooklyn. Starters Tom Seats and Blix Donnelly faded in the first when the Dod gers scored four and the Birds ' came back with five. Ray San ders' round tripper with two men uii in mo iuunn- was me telling blOW Off rilirt Flatia malrinn Ui : . .T ,iuui,fi mo second appearance of the year as a firomiin Urkit. Tr t.t continued his terrific hitting pace with two hits, taking-over the league lead for runs batted in with 30 and keeping his aver age at a .398 level. Preanhpr Pnp ttni-lofl tha. 131- rates to a 5-3 win over Boston. The talented southpaw was" the iuui 01 me last eignt Pittsburgh high for Frankie Frisch's staff. Hank Wyse allowed only seven safeties and his Chicago v-uu nidLcs ma5ica tne .fnus tor 16 blows to win, 4-3. Stan Hack of the Bruins contributed two triples, and a pair of singles. Thn Ma.lr Vn,l. V 1 t x- -"r -"XV. louRcca, peal ing the Chicago White Sox for wic umu ttuaigni aay, moved m--to the American league lead by a half pamo rin-r-n. cr; , - . -'6C OU1I1WC108 triple in the eighth sparked a Muc-iuu apun lor a o-t veraict for Al Gettel over Lefty Frank Papish. TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT Tou Drive Long, Short Trip. Move Yourself- Save M STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main NOW AVAILABLE (To All Vtert) Adding Machines Calciilarors . New Royal Typewriter. DESKS CHAIRS FILE. StrvlcB en All Machines PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 122-124 S. Sth, Klamath Falls When in Medloxd Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modeta Joe and Anne Earley . . , Proprietoxa B League Ball 0 I" !"e By Roosevelt ; V RnOKPVPlt haftoi-n TrrAu. VHa,.,u..U tilVClOlUV ultn suhmicc nn U.i WarA.Jn.. night to win the grade school B league softball title for 1945 on we mgn scnooi iieia. The chamninnshi squad is composed of Delbert Cummings, Merle Deets, Duane Cummings, Gaynor Huck, Don Stewart. RnHnpv riat,!,. Tjnnv, - - i j . . , ,,UUC, . Ball, Jerry Selbv. Geralri Mni. ler and Raymon Bell. The squad is coached by Ed Attebury, prin cipal of Roosevelt school. The mnnpr-iir e rt ,1 a A tm 1 r M o w la coached bv Garrv T?nhortjinn principal of Riverside school: 1 The physical education trophy was presented to the winning team at a 10 a. m. assembly at Roosevelt school by Joe Peak, city physical education director. Mojo r-M ino r Pact Meet Expected Soon . NEW YORK. Mav 2ft fm LL The next move on drafting a new major-minor league baseball paci was up to the big leaguers today with a joint committee meeting expected to be called some time after July 4. . ine six-man committee from the minors completed work yes-. terday on a draft of its nroDdsals and ' notified - presidents Will Harrlri&p nf tho Amoripan Irddim and Ford Frick' of the National league mey were reaay lo go into a nuame at the rnnvnnlpnpp of the majors. JEFFERSON WINS PORTLAND, May 26 (JP) Jefferson high of Portland car ried off the Portland baseball league pennant yesterday by de feating Franklin, 4-2, in the sea son's final game. . t . Listen to , Cedric Foster News Commentator Sunday Night 6:30 p. m. - KFJI "Th. Man With the Plan" Sheldon & Lee ' Imurance Counselor. Ill N. 9th St. Phone 7777 Affiliated With : CHILCOTE & SMITH EVERY ' SATURDAY J , 8:00 until 1:00 ,- LLLLCDLI COMING JAN SAVlTTt hi. violin and orchestra. Wed., June 6.