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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1945)
Lid Mat Tilts Set For Tonight ironlBl't lit o Klmam "mory, promoter Muck Lillurd will ' up Willi miuthi-r scintillating crunch curd ft.-uliirliig a tin Li, Gorgeous Gcorgo Wanner unci I'auvo Kutoncii im tlc KeaMiimo thl tho lul ,'or blood ,' Klamath mat addicts has i w.7,,,i durliiH our abitenco mid that lh try will l"J puuked Friday night with funs JioHiilf 10 "c0 8 y ewnungo oi no.itlll- iorKcous George, tho dapper dandy, him not ,d Into tlia liublt ot tjulllntf his punches, ,tlll wields o right handy duko In tho r Uoon numerous occasions wo havo seem 'C' '. I.I. I.i.nln.a nnnnimnl .. . ....I ircd pulp. o tho patrons of Cauliflower av BhOUlO u w.....v ty.iuii tui-nu IWO Jlilort attempt to batter each other Into sub Jilt were not present at the debut of Wagner, Z....I rr hnnn wc wauiu mv i mi nn .linn m on top In his scheduled tiff with the "AINES It Finn. (jorgeoiis Is very definitely no pnnsy of Iho niislurc nllw rllhf!H out nuilislllllent In umiiiimllu In.,.,, .i. . U9MU" " , r .j aunt's iu ilUCK'CW iivmio. V ti,c other hand, Katoncn, former llght-hcavywcight king L. Pacific coast, Is not to bo sold short and mav hi. ,i,.n, ,7 L to I've a good account of himself against any and all innnnrllni! this scuffle Is a dllly of a melee hot .1 Aiitrwwt ffinllfl fit. Ihn alpninilL . - iiei "w VT. j v. j Vr ill Ul wnHl wc "nw oi fi. the .lo.iywooit wonder Hoy, In bin ononl MI llflllt Itnfn Reel that wc should (five Kenny tho nod to subduct the bluster- V. ...lw. 1-iiiu tint 1 1 I mm ItnUll n I I . . opponent s Juw while on his knees. m hove never qui to boon able to figure this peculiar style but if li s ' "Hi" wnn wiono, us u. k. with us. We aren't in h iiiUL'nrl mi tlm hi i It nn ones w - - " .. fro open ft'slivJtics, a Kentlcman Unit ocs by the handln of ffQjr muiuitv .v a.tivnu VI IK niUIIUlllH IUlWl UlsUIl fiillst, Georges Dusetto. L. l.ii iikiiaii hnH I Im rT nnariirn inniAi.la nn fit nav mvvi, y.uusu wuuiiinK opecay ' in n, but wo assume by his name that ho is a very elusive Kent one who is hard to catch. Well, when GeorKes is HcckliiK to I his luvuruw jiuiu uv ia imuiu tu ihukc miyone nara io co ten, liding ourselves. If ho would ever seek to slap a full-Nelson 1. ii 1 11 hnvn in ilnv In tlmpn I s U riii.Ai i aillUIICT ttii Hibiu wins iuauiii:. iiuwL'vi'r Irdlng to tho rules and regulations which arc observed so tly by the gladlutors of tho northwest arenas, So, sIkM un I, we shall have to take Dusetto to put a hyphen between the Vht (lrt volley will bo fired ot 8:30 p. m., with Wally Moss, FnlH man of the mountains. In tho role of rnfnron. HUGH FULLERTON JH. EW YORK, June 1 (!) De- Coultcr, tho big Texan who noiai i n a interscnoiastlc ntit mcnrH. tin't ln(frHlrl kirk And flflrl rnmnntlllnn ft Point. He'd rather play nil til tho time . . . Wll- I MM . w in in thit nnitHl Vt dlrhv Antrilti unn'l hniiA pntr in mo Dig race June 0 Mies, raiozzoio, rooKlo sec- Dtwmin for tho Newark leri Of thll Ohio Klnln ft, wis pitcher on a Brook fcmttcur team but switched we "the team made so errors behind mo I decld play tho field myscU." . WAY STRETCH Invorsatlon heard cn route e noire Uame-Hughie Do- ainner in Nowark the nsht): lit Kennedy, Notro Dame vii man: "i mink Bob r will be a regular at Navy fill." p Uveiio, tho ,cout: "Any 8 h rc8ular or 'ho pmn i Hickman, Army line f- neu, ii Kelly isn't a fl we d bettor cancel the SERVICE DEPT. Pry member of the 45-man icroiDaii squad that beat Ell Chricllan I- It n.n le bowl game has been or IT. the armed forces. r"' ou nve been In com bat and six are listed as killed or missing . . . l.x. unnrlcy Gchrlngcr, coach of the Jack sonville Naval Air Station ball club, Is suspected of visiting tho fnuntAin nt vnllth nt nmrku Ql Augustine. He's hitting .650 in iu games. HEALTH MAN TO TALK SALEM, Juno 1 (IF) Lester A. Klrkcndall, senior specialist in honllh oHitrnlinn nt tli T I S. office of education, will speak ncxi rnnny at me slnto confer ence of county school supcrln- tnnrlpntv Rnv nul.inm l..in .. perlntendent of public instruc- iiuu, uiuiounccu loaay. All Out 9 Bevos Rap Suds, 6-0; Seals Lose Cohen Allows Only Eight Scattered Hit- Ju4.. 0" Leadi Portland Puih Bv Th A..f...j n i - -- voibivu rim Nnrmnlllv K.. .. .i i , Jt, "J i'viuua uuriy luiidurds, reined in the Pacific wuuni icbuo loaay as threats by checked last niKht. The Beavers iiuuw it uircc out or lour over tile KalninrM in ulrln t t;-i DlaCG mnruin in Itlrn anA Kamea, while Oakland beat off uiu ouuib anvo to replace tho Slirrnmnnln niinnnl II. .t- with San Diego, keeping the t-uuivs m me second division, and Hollywood look a 2-1 edge n iia xame wnn L.os Angeles. KntlthnnuS QvH Pnhnr. 11.. I--.T JJ M VUII.II IVtll. HIV Beavers on the winning side of thfi Inrlunr n hn Klunlmrl tu Rainlera fl-0 with eight scattered im. iuc winners acquired a safe ltn in Tim lOlirth frimn ah ... wv. ktt tiDiiiu vii a fnur.riin ntithiicf .mi MA..n4Aj s iirIc runs in the sixth and liiKiun. ivinnagcr ivaarv uwen ljucva ine I'oruana attack with three hits in flvn rl IVI . Aenrm Rlaaf CabIb The Acorns went on a hitting spree to win their first game oi tho week from San Francisco 1 1-7. The defeat was the fifth of the season for Bob Joyce, main stay of the Seals' pitching staff, who whs aucr win o. 11. xhe u uouimcn jumped Into a 4-0 tonrl in thn flfcf Innlnn T ollmore who was promptly sent 10 me snowcrs, dui were held In check for- the remainder of the tilt hv Pnlin Uii.tr... Vl,.A Rlrnmmff Oiilrlnn4 T.. ior iour runs In the sixth and three more in the seventh before ho was. replaced by Tony Buzo- utii, wno gave up iour more i una in me ninm. HtlV PlnlnVin. i-di.1aJ Ul. 10th win of tho season for Sac ramento as no shut out San DicKo 4-0. A victory for the PjulrPft UnitlH haim i them to the first division in naco oi ine seals whom they rail bv half a same. HnllvwnnH'a O.n r4n.-l.tM. "in rtiiueics was a lu-inning af- iiir. ine stars iook an early 7-2 lead In the first five frames but nllnwnH tfin AntfAl. n two apiece in the seventh, eighth tinn ninin stanzas. Joe Mishasek HnllvUnnH's lnnrllnrr nU..l registered his sixth win against nun- losses, ana scored the decid ing run in the tenth on Eddie oiowari s tnira nit of the night RECORD IN PURSES AnriAniA rim r..- i Santa Anlfoi hn. 10 slnlrM nn t. current program with added money aggregating $4u3,uu0 largest in the century-old hte tory of racing. LfttleBargafrT COOMBS IN UNIFORM ntTRTTAlvr limn 1 rnll... Jack Coombs, famous pitcher in nis join year as uuKe coach, Is wearing a uniform for the first time In eight seasons. IS EPILEPSY INHERITED? WHAT CAUSES IT? A booMtt contolntnfl ffta opinions of fo tout doctori on Hii tnttrtill tubttel Will fas nt FREE. wMtm than. Intl. I nau tmadmt Wflllno to tha Ed u call Mat Diwlilait. SiS Flflh Avo., N.wYofk, NX, Dt pt F-liot Ferriss Stops Tribe; Mueller Blanks Yanks Gl Athletes Hurl Sensational Ball; Tigers Only One Game Behind Yankees President Bill Kleppcr of Port land Coasters claimed Marino Pieretti was worth $50,000 when Washington drafted him for $7500, and now Clark Grif fith agrees. Starting and reliev ing, winning in 12 innings and losing in 13, five-foot seven, 158-pound right-hander quickly established himself as star. rife HOW THEY tBi 1 Ilk. 5 1 AND Br The Ait-eclated Prcil AMERICAN LEAGUE Mf New York oV t Detroit . ZZ'.IB 12 Chic go 17 ia St. LnuU id a nnilnn "' "a in Cleveland ZZZ.Z-.A4 17 Washington 15 21 17 , Boston 0, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 3. Detroit 2, New York 0. St. Louli 0. Wnshlnston 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York .... 26 ; urooKiyn 21 Pittsburgh . w,.io St. Louis 20 Chlrntfn in Cincinnati" ...!Zr"!I!!"!j5 IB Boston -...,....13 2f) Philadelphia 10 28 UAMEs yesterday Brooklyn 6, PHUburgh 4. St. Louts 0, Boston 4. Cincinnati B. Philadelphia 1. Only gamea played. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Portland 37" 22 aaui ; 34 Oakland ......32 San Francisco San Diego ..-... SacramntA ios Angeles 29 30 ......29 27 20 30 32 31 33 38 .613 .515 .500 .457 .452 - .441 .400 Pet .703 .568 .543 .541 .521) .455 .304 .263 Pet .627 .586 .525 .492 .484 .463 .450 .356 flnllvumnH m i-nni mum H KKSUbla Portland 6. Seattle 0. Oakland 11. San Francisco t Hollywood 8, Lob Angeles 8 (10 ln- Sacramento 4. San Diego 0. TONIGHT'S GAMES Portland at Seattle. Oakland at San Francisco. Hollywood at Los Angeles. Sacramento at San Diego. Friendly Helpfulness To Evory Crotd and Purs Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Ward and Sons 92S High Phon 3334 Associated Press Sports WriUr If Dave Ferriss and Lcs Muel- ier are xair samples, the UI ath lete with big league ambitions is headed In thn -iuht WirAi Ferriss, a two-year veteran of vne army air corps, Is the only uiiMKoicii jyiii-iii.T in eiiner league with mnrn Ihtin .1 ii . . """ iti'w UUU1S1UIIS. In circling tho American league uiucne cosion Ked Sox freshman has Wheeled to seven straight victories, at least one over each team except Wash, ington, and he hasn't faced the Senators yet. Throwing hard with his right ' oniy accom nliuhmpnl T4m AAA ' ......... . . . . uaiiji aver- aifc Ui heal in p tho. Iaan. 1 he is used as a pinch-hlttcr al most every day. In 63 innings of mtchinir. thp ovmi.n. u ii 7' . .llllll HOB allowed only five runs and 36 ",M uun&is zuur snuiouts, one jiiuic man ueirous At Benton. ------- uivvviana ripunlnnrt lira. 1TaI. l-l l , , . . . a K1"a iaie5t a five-hitter at tho Tribe to coast nume o-a Dcnina an 11-hit at tack, including two of his own singles. The win hoisted the Red Sox into fifth Dlace. Illmnino- TVIiipI inr'o rmoa o i-- ratlHf hp urn a latni i i. od anri Hirln't oror)itiU iin starting role until yesterday, but 11.0 ucum wi as aeiisaiionai as Ferriss. Opposing New York in the second Yankee stadium twi light tilt before 5,300 fans, the Detroit right-hander blanked the -i.au n, wtcj, wun iwo singles. Tiaatrts f!mivi iur.a.ii Four years ago Mueller was a Tiger rookie but he joined the army in the spring of 1942 and had uArlrorl rtn raWnt u. times since receiving his honor- performance in the stadium, iiaut!gt;r oieve u iNeni- is count- up the slack in the Detroit staff wuu uy ine 1055 inrougn a broken leg of Ex-silor Al Ben-inn Mi loll o. nnllaJ u. n-: a. "1U 111 name oi me leaaing Yanks in a day that found seven teams changing positions. Bums Down Bucs RmnHvn un( j place in the National by topping Pittsburgh In 13 innings, 6-4, on Goody Rosen's triple that doom ed Nick Strincevich. Reliefer Clvdft TClntr vnniwA ryAU nH his first victory. ine &i. l,ouis uards climbed ha rtf fntn 4ha ftcf 4i.ietA - mg Chicago, by slugging the Boston Braves, 9-4, as Jack Creel teetered through on a 10-hit pitching job. Walter "Boom Boom" Beck lowered the boom on the Phil- NOW AVAILABLE (To All Un) Adding Machines Calculators New Royal Typewriters DESKS CHAIRS FILES Service en All Machine. PIONEER PRINTING AND STATIONERY CO. 122-124 S. 9th, Klamath Falls lies, 8-1, to give Cincinnati a clean sweep on the three-game set. New York and Chicago were imiiuu uui. Brownies Tod Solon. Washington dropped below Cleveland into seventh snot by bowing in thi St r.n,ii. 5-2. Ono four-run inning on jrutnty xiaeincr aia tne trick for the Brownies. Bnhhv Fctallnla. .l.uik f cigiim in ning single gave Philadelphia a 0-4 rage uvur ine inicago White SOV hllf thn A'b Inet Ihn -ww .lie oci.iwb of Pitcher Don Black who Wnnrhpri hfn hunt. In n nnlllI with Umpire Cal Hubbard. Black win De lost tor several days to further weaken Connie Mack's depleted mound staff. 1st Round Of Tourney Completed - - -vutiuo Ul .lie AVCdilJUB, nanaicap tournament were vir- tuanjr uinpiuieu loaay wiin John. West, tournament chair man of Reames, announced that BULUim rouna maicnes snouid be ' j uuhuiuaj w tUlluajr Pairings for the second round oio da luiiuws: 1st Flight Harry Panning vs. Harley HulL R. R. Macartney vs. E. MullU. w nuuut wr now Dr. Ray Oldenburg vs. Ted Medford Paul Farrens vs. Jim Kerns. Sm " CaMel VS B,U Hael"tel George Merry man. nay iamo vs. jonn . Houston. 3rd Flight W. E. Lamm vs. Paul Landry. R. G. Torgerson vs. Wesley McNee, E. S. Veatch vs. Paul Haines. Frank Vlrlnrv wnn frnm Mn.. t.i. son. Dr. C. J. Cox vs. Stan Miller Jack Franklin vs. Al House, ' Jack Webber vs. B C. Johnston. ' Bill Martin won from Tom Wattertv rrldty, Jun I, 1943 HERALD A WD KEWSriVS FidoesToVie For Top Honors In Field Trids SEATTLE, June 1 (P) Dogs frnm a far- muqh n n Tin , , r .iiiuuia ana Missouri are entered in Satur day and Sunday's retriever trials at the Inglewood Golf and Country Huh nffiioi. nOUnced vp.tnrrlnv Thn l.i. carry American Kennel' club sanction and winners will be designated as champions. M'CAW TOPS HUSKIES - WALLA WAT.T.A T.inn 1 m McCaw hospital pushed across two runs In thn nlcUiU lnn:ri here yesterday to. defeat the Unf versity of Washington diamond squad 7-6. Site Of Boll Game Moved Because Recreation park will not be In condition Sat urday for the baseball game between the marines and sailors, the game has been moved to the naval air sta tion. Limited seating capaci ty there restricts attendance at this game to servicemen and their guests. HnWPVM Klmr-atr'a . . , , . Kama will be played as scheduled neucauun parK, Deglnnlng at. 9. n m ann1 "(..III - ",.. ..huiii re especially invited, admission MAURIELLO VS. DUDAS NEW YOPR- T.,nn . 1 im Madison Square Garden will pre- Kfnt. a hnttlo n. U . tonight as Tami Mauriello of the Bronx clashes with Steve Dudas of Edgewater, N. J. SUKEFORTH REVIVED NEW VflRIf T.inn 1 At AO Clyde Sukeforth is back on the active list as the private catcher of wild Hal Gregg of the Dodd ers. Easy KLEAN-QUIK "Nothing Battel" KLEANER Selentlffo Hem.bold Cl.sn.r Bay Fr.m Independent Gree.rj Whan is M.dfoid Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modem Joe and Anna Easier - Proprietors B. F. 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