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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1945)
oast Spotlight Centers ainier right For First Lowly Acorns May Grow Heap Of Trubs for Portland, Seattle Top Squads Bv Tbt AMoeUUd Prm while n - v. u . njliiv ..... t.Anlnm I h I K .U ,pu S Portlon(i-Scttl0 MM for first place, Oak- h an outside chance of upset- the noruiw lop of tho ladder. lur -. mnA Ruin urn k oven, and Oakland iwocpa ish Experts Ian Trios; akes Good Memorial Holldoy To St Nimrodt Mir ror vrooai; ttrtomt Still High, Muddy UBmoth exponents of rod and plan an exuuua w wiu mnva he area over tho one-day horlal hollduy, but most of n arc snymg nwuy uum uie ams and rivers which have n nmiic lllgn ami niuuuy ay continual rainfall during tho i thrco weeks. ho (o gas sliortngo, the near. lakes will do mu inoai popu- Upper lake waters will nbly luko quite a beating, irlsh IflKO wincn ia now open, kpecting a record business. l-r i h e weekend, stream E)g was not good anywnere io Klamath territory due to iih water, but one group of wiilioimcs iouk jo irom creek. fcgcxl fish taken from any m in mis aisinci was mc nabbed by C. D. Ough in mson river. It weighed 16 Ids and was the largest of a b of big boys. Tho next st tipped the scales at 9) Ids. if IHKCS are un to ineir usubi Hard of excellence. Over kreeKenn one party oi usner operating out of Harrlman a on the Upper lake caught toe finny iienas u got jnrods operating from Han- landing near wiiuamson havo been reporting fnlr s. and one party at Fish was reported to have taken km Die water. Rain seems E'e no effect on lake fishing, than making it uncomfort or Iho mnn in the boat. lather will probably slow up tollday fishermen a trifle t recast Is tinged with damp but tho more hardy of the as are going out como rain, col, snow, hail or any other ft of weather short of a Ion. your drinks get WIAT as this? Ia i in always this p-Ponrr Ibonation" In drlnki Kilns with toUulait Aikfor Mi Dry krwhan ft out. Sarv your horn. CANADA 0 WATJfl, 15' Phil dlpMtt fre there's you'll hear- WATER Iffl Elf HlTS ATH FALLS JRSDAY Its series with San Francisco the East Day club would be In a vlr- uiui uu or the loop lead three percentage polnls behind Port land. All Of the Wi-L'Ic'h oriH are to bu cight-guuic affairs bo cause of Memorial Day double- iifjHtinin wuaucsuay. Seattle, however, is favored to move Into the van on the strongth of Its curn-nt ulnninn streak and Portland's sudden SlUmn. The Beaver. Wftulrnnnri by Injuries, dropped consecutive series to i,os Angeles and Sun rranciaco. anct snw their com- oruiDiu six ana a half gumc lend over tho iiulnlcrs melt to half a game in a nine over a week. Iho Oaks, four gomes behind romana, may run into trouble with the Seals, who surprised their fans by breaking even on a road trip to the northwest. Fourth-nlucn Sun Bioan uin tangle with fifth-spot Sacramen to In a series thnt may dump the Padres out of the first dMslon. The two are only a gamo apart. The tall-end Hollywood Stars, surprise winners of a scries against tne Solons last week will Hike on the Angels, thirst- ng to make up a 6-1 scries loss to tne Maimers. Play this week, the tenth of the season, will get underway to day wun me l,os Angeios-Molly-wood gome this afternoon. All other tilts will be under lights. San Diego Pitcher Let To Farm Club BOSTON. Mav 20 Ml Rex Cecil, right-handed pitcher pur- cnBsect irom ine sun uicgo pacif ic Coast League club, has been let out on option to the Louis ville fnrm tuum by the Boston Rod Sox. He was chnrged with his fifth defeat in seven starts yesterday when the Chicago white Sox blasted him out of the oox in the filth inning. Gorgeous To Fight Paavo At Armory Gorgeous George Wagner, who threw a mean fist In the main event last week, will battle it out with Paavo Katoncn, the Scandi navian wno can "take it," In the main event at Mack. Lillard's muscle bending emporium this Friday night. Gorgeous slugged his way to a much-booed victory over Sneeze Achlu without once giv ing Sneeze an opportunity to use his highly famed sleeper hold on the armory mat last week. The crowd didn't like the victory for Its sympathy wag with Achlu, but Just the same it had to give Wngncr his dues he's a tough fighter. Paavo took on tough but harmless-looking Kenny Ackles for a semi-wlndup draw last week, but gave tho crowd a preview of his ability to take it when they went tho limit in a clean match. Ka tonen can get dirty, too If his opponent does and it is this quality that the fans hope will touch Wagner a lesson this Fri day. Scheduled to open the mat matches are Georges Dusette, French-Canadian strong man and ladles' favorite, and Speedy Ma loncy, a newcomer to the Klam ath arena and a lad with a good reputation in the southern muscle-bending circles where he has been wrestling of late. Gonzaga High Wins Baseball Title WALLA WALLA, May 20 fP) Taking advantage of seven Bel lingham errors, Gonzaga high school administered an 8-0 blank ing to the Whatcom county school last night to lay claim to the unofficial state high school baseball championship. R. H. E. Gonzaga 8 9 2 Belllngham 0 7 7 McGee and Presley; Plank, Arnason (7) and Carr. Longer Duck Season Eyed By Committee, Says DU Lengthening of the duck shoot Ing season from 80 days to three months is being considered ' by the congressional committee on Conservation of Wildlife Re sources because of the heavy in crease In the duck population since the middle 1930's or after restoration was started in the drought-wasted nesting grounds of waterfowl, it is re ported in Ducks Unlimited Quar terly. The quarterly quotes Chair man Robertson of the house com mittee, as saying thnt there are now too many birds, and that more liberal regional regulations are needed to meet local condi tions. Tho house committee also has considered a change in the duck stamp law as it applies to water fowl wlnlor refuges which en compass more than 3,000,000 acres in various sections of the country. Robertson Is of the opinion that these refuges, for the estab lishment of which America's huge army of nlmrods pay over SI. 000.000 each year in duck stamp fees, can serve a two-fold purpose oy allotting some areas for public hunting and others for refuges. It was not learned If this pol icy has any direct bearing on tho proposed opening of the Sheepy lake area In the Lower Klamath to public shooting. The proposal recently made to the Fish and Wildlife Service was for moving the public shoot ing grounds from Its present lo cation to the old natural gunning areas In the Sheepy lake region, WORK SHOES LOGGER BOOTS OREGON WOOLEN STORE Mila l lib but it was hoped by local hunt ers that the new policy might open both areas to public hunting.- , Birds using the Lower Klam ath resting grounds are largely the grain - feeding mallards, sprigs and baldys, on which the limit was raised last season to 13 birds. Paul O. Landry this question: "We store some of our personal property in our garage. Is this covered by our residence burglary, theft and larcany Insur ance?" For information on any insurance problem, consult THE LANDRY CO. 419 Main St. Ph. 5612 Serving Klamath 20 Years The Courthouse Is Now On Block Down The Street From Our Office. Oregon Must LIED 1MITV UU ncn Mill I Oregon's prewa facilities are inadequate to provide the higher educational opportunities which have been promised to ntiu-oin-ferric men. A special election has been called for June 22 t enable the cltiwns to approve a (10,000,000 State Building Fun to provide these facilities as well as adequate State Hospital an Houses of Correction Improvements that are badh needed.' Normal progress of Oregon as a State demands that tV $10,000,000 State Building fund be voted.- It will not meai increased tax rates; The money already is on hand, and require only authorisation from the voters to be nscdi - ( VOTE 300 X YES i Ml Jr. VaM CMni da-Ha. h, Mt . to. Itawr.SSS. W.ihA1,P!nU.I BucsEye Flag Race Seriously By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer Pittsburgh Is beginning to live up to its press notices after a miserable spring start and is showing serious Intensions to ward Its first pennant since 1827. Seven straieht victories have rekindled Forbes field Interest that was redhot late last sum mer when the Bucs knocked St. Louis around the lot in a wild futile spurt. However, Pitts burgh fans still remember the 1938 folding job and are cau tious. Off-season gossip tabbed the Pirates as the Cards' most seri ous opposition and many "ex perts" went overboard on Frank ie Frlsch's chances of dethroning the Red Birds. But the club was almost left at the post, winning only two of its first nine starts against the Reds and Cubs, and floundering under tne .ouu mam until tne eastern teams moved west. After trimming New York in the second game of a Polo Grounds doubleheader May 20, the Pirates returned home and beat the Giants the next night, then took three in a row from Boston and have won two straight from New York in the current series. It took Frisch two days to win the second tilt from the leaders. Carrying over a 10-5 lead, in a "suspended" game of Sunday, the Pirates made It certain, 11-5, when they finished it yesterday. Rain saved the Giants from an other possible setback as Pitts burgh led 2-0 at the end of four innings and needed only three more outs to make it legal when the game was postponed. Brooklyn continued to fade, dropping a 5-3 tilt to Chicago and sinking into fourth place three percentage points behind Pittsburgh and the Cubs, tied for second. Paul Derringer gave the Gas on Stomach SUU..W la abMu w Uih jm kaet Yfbm IKM lloaach acid eiul pilnfal. tuffoetu taf gii, totir itN9Kti n4 bMrtbun. doctor, unullr prncrlM ih raMMI-uUm tMdleiMl ktwini fr Ttntomatle rriw-mtiieUm Uk Um la Btll-u nbltf. No Itnllro. BWl-a trlota ttafon In t jlSrarralarabeul ui at far doaklo aour tack. St. Codgers a shove down the ladder with an elght-hltter for his sixth victory, decisioning rookie Ray Hathaway who was making his first big league start. Cincinnati drew only 2620 paying customers, smallest night crowd of the year in the city that inaugurated after dark play in the majors 10 years ago, but the Reds pulled one out of the fire, 2-1, over Boston in 12 in nings. Nate Andrews had Cincy shut out 1-0 going into the last of the ninth on Tommy Holmes' third homer of the year when a two base error of Phil Mast's wild heave and an outfield fly per h.itted Gee Walker to tie it up. Eddie Miller's single finally broke it up in thn 12th, earning freshman Howard Fox his first decision and handing Andrews a fourth tough setback. The Philadelphia -St. Louis night tilt in the National and the Cleveland-Philadelphia, Detroit Washington and St. Louis-New Maroea, Tan, Havy SWIM TRUNKS OREGON WOOLEN STORE Tuesday, May 29, 1S4S HERALD AND NEWS THREE York contests in the American were rained out. 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