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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1946)
nam) By HALE 8CAHBR0UGH Rassling Profit Last year's rassling " shows poured gome $1200 into the cof fers of the various ex-servicemen's organizations around town and added another $800 or. so to the city treasury. The boxing . commission turned over six per cent of the years gross a,s ,,..-;? take to the city Wednes day night, a total of $2006.35, Of that sum the city, gets 40 per cent and the ' other 60 per cent is di vided among the vet organi-.- zations on a basis of mem bership. That six per cent is of the gross gate receipts of all boxing and rassling events held in town, meaning the bouts held in the armory every Friday last year, or six cents out of every dollar taken in and before any expenses are taken out. It is also exclusive of the rent on the armory. Mack Lillard was a z a i n chosen to promote the fights for the coming year by the boxing commission. He's been at it for a long time and has the neces sary contacts to arrange a week ly card that only years of con nection with the same can brine. Sometimes it's a hard 'matter to get the coasts top-flight musclers here, what with the bright lights and crisp money of noiiywooa Keeping tnem lured down there, and Mack some times has to dig deep to arrange a bout the fans want. For instance, the five hundred bucks he had to guarantee Rough Rufus Jones for six rounds with the Grey Mask. Tropical Cinders Davy Henthorne, Pelican track man of last year, took part In the recent armed forces Man ila Olympics and made such a showing he has received offers from several colleges for his postwar services on the cinders. At Manila Davy placed second in the 440, third in the 100-yard dash and fourth in the 220, rac ing against boys pulled from all branches of the service and from all over the Pacific. Among his competitors were track men who were on the Georgia, Stanford and Pennsylvania cinder squads. Henthorne is stationed at Samar, Philippine Islands, in the navy. Joe Kahut Offered Fight In Garden PORTLAND, Jan. 18 (P) Joe Kahut, Woodburn, farmer, knocked out last Friday by Gus Lesnevich, light heavyweight champ, has been offered a bout on the Joe Louis-Billy Conn card, Matchmaker Joe Water man said today. Waterman said Kahut was asked to box a heavyweight match on the supporting card for the June 19 world's heavy weight championship in New York City. The offer came from Nat Rogers, matchmaker for Mike Jacobs. . Waterman said he would try to arrange an eastern boxing tour for Kahut, with bouts in other eastern cities. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press NEWPORT, Vt. Leo Meil hot, 129, Montreal, and Kid Lebrun, 130, Sherbrooke, Que., drew, 8. Tony Morando, 179, Newport, TKO Frankie Scott, 177, Albany, 2. MINNEAPOLIS Jakie Graves, 128, Austin, Minn., out pointed Charley "Cabey" Lewis, 126, Havana, 8. Wally Holm, 138, Minneapolis, outpointed Rudy Zadell, 138, Barberton, O., 6. CHICAGO Odeall Riley, 186, Detroit, outpointed Clay ton Worlds, 197, Chicago, (10). Mack Parshay, 183, Detroit, knocked out John Hubbard, 183 4, Milwaukee (4). Minor Angling Law Changes Made Angling regulations for 1946, as tentatively set by the state game commission last week, will not be adopted finally until Jan uary 26, giving time for fisher men and game organizations to register any objections with the commission. General season for trout six inches or over in length will be from April 20 to October 31, except in Lake county where the season will open May 20, one month later, and in Harney county where the opening date is set for May 4. The bag limit remains the same as last year 15 fish or 15 pounds and one fish in any one day, but not to exceed 30 fish or 30 pounds and two fish in any seven consecutive days. Black bass may hereafter be taken all year around except in Klamath county waters which will be closed during May and June to such fishing. The eight inch length minimum on black bass Is removed. The bag limit on perch is removed this year. Davit lake, north of Dia mond lake in Klamath county, will be open for fishing from May 30 to September 1. Other regulations for the county re main the same as last year. Closed to all angling are Klamath river for a distance of 4000 feet below and 2000 feet above the mouth of Spencer creek, Spencer creek itself, Odell creek from the lake downstream to a point where telephone lines cross the creek near the forestry camp, and that part of Link river .from the Copco dam to 200 feet below the dam. General angling season in Lake county is from May 20 to October 31. Open season from April 20 to October 31 holds for Ana river, Drews creek up to the first railroad bridge above the highway, Dog creek below Dog lake, Dry creek, Honey creek below the water gauge at the mouth of the canyon, Thompson valley reservoir, Thomas creek up to the north fence of the Lukevicw-Kimnntn runs mgn wny, and Hart lake. Closed to all angling are Dondliorse lako and the upper reaches of these streams: Buck creek, Bridge creek, Walker creek, School creek, Gonrhnrt creek, north fork Spraguc river, Bear creek, Sycnn creek, Coffee pot creek, Drews creek, Whit worth creek, Deep creek, Crook ed creek, Porcupine creek, Guyer creek, Camp creek, August creek, Bauers creek, Cottonwood creek and Dairy creek, nil in Lake county. In Jackson county thai open season at Squaw lakot runs from April 20 to October 31. and Fish lako is opon from April 20 to August 15. Bag limit, 10 pounds and one fish or not more than 10 fish. The general season holds on Deschutes river except that in the portion of the river between Wickiup dam to Sheen bridge the season opens May 1. Other regulations for Deschutes county set the following seasons: , Davis lake, same as Klamath county; South Twin lake, Juno 29 to August 31, North Twin lake, Juno 29 to September 30. Bag limit in Deschutes river from the dam to the bridge will bo 10 fish or 15 pounds and one fish, for East lake five fish or 15 pounds and one fish and a special closure on part of Sparks lako was passed. In Douglas county the season runs from June 8 to September 30 at Diamond, Fish, Buckeye and Cliff lakes and Fish Lane creek. Loon lako is opened to angling during general seasons. All tributaries of North and South Umpqua rivers and the main Umpqua river east of high way 99 closed from October 31 to April 15. North and South Umpqua rivers and tributaries closed to Chinook salmon fish ing from July 15 to January 1. CPCDDBTO db asgagpffli fatten Pelicans Start Again With Vikings Tonight Frosh and Keno Schedule Prelim; Varsity Game Will Begin At 8:15 Ready to start all over again after the unfortunate brush with the Tornado Wednesday, the Pelicans meet faalem s Vikings, the only other team with a vic tory over the locals this year, in the first of a two-game basket ball series tonight. - The game will be played on the high school gym floor, be ginning at 8:15, and the second will be played tomorrow night nere. Shooters Regaining Old Form Some of the old-timers in the Klamath Gun club are beeinnine to get their shooting eye back but last bunaay s trap scores were still not up to pre-war par, par ticularly in the handicap firing. About 45 gunners came out to the Wocus trap shooting grounds Sunday, but not all got all the shooting they wanted on the two traps running, so next Sunday the other two traps will probably be in operation. , Chuck O'Conner, returned war vet, is being broken in to cashier the shoots. TRAP SHOOT SCORES la- ii. -jt ,me . j Jdt. , cp Nelson Reed AO ta Marvin Hilton 4ft 33 a. A. Consdon 47 36 R. Wolfe 46 39 46 Tom Watters H. E. Hauger J. H. Martin H. W. Stearns John Coulson Pete Driscoll V. J. Bewley H. Garich Cliff Dunn C. J. Martin Prent Puckett H. C. Moore X. G. Gohle frame Adams Harry Baum D. D. Havens Hal Shldler Dale West Paul Dalton a. w. Hart -.46 -46 32 37 .34 Alex Thompson M Tex Woodard 34 Guy Stoddard 33 Al Brotherton 3? Al Hatton 31 Wayne McAtee Jim Horne ...31 ..30 Hans Norland Fire Insurance. 123 IT. 6th St. PHILADELPHIA Lennov Dingle, 149 Philadelphia out pointed .Ernest "cat" Robinson, 150, New York (8). Oscar Goode, 184, Philadelphia, TKO Jimmy Long, 184, Chester, Pa., Before tonight's tilt Coach Ed Ryan's freshmen play Keno in a preliminary, starting at 7 o clock. The prelim tomorrow night is between the Wildcats and Henley. The Vikings handed the Pell cans their first defeat of this sea son during the Klamath road trip north before Christmas, a 27-18 rout that caught the Pels on a bad night. The K-men came through the rough Medford struggle bruised and chastened, but without in jury and will be in good con dition for the game tonight. k This series is part of the regu larly-scheduled season ticket games and other admission tick ets will be sold at the door. Jewelers Defeat Merchants, 49-22 Rickys Jewelers romped to an easy cage win over the Tulelake Merchants. 49-22. in a Basin league basketball tilt played at Aiiamont junior rugn gym Wednesday night. Belotti made 16 Doints for the Jewelers and Ferguson account ed for 13. Urbach of Tulelake was high for the losers with eight. . i. v Merrill Firemen Outscore Merchants BONANZA Merrill fire de partment of the Basin cage loop defeated the Bonanza Merchants 24-19 before a good crowd at Bonanza Tuesday night. Half time count was 20-11 for the Firemen. Hunnicutt led the Merrill shooting with eight points and J. Liskey hit six. Clyde Horsley made seven lor Bonanza and Donald Ross trailed with five. Classified Ads Bring Results. When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors . IE Sweaters All wool, 2 and 3 stripe, sizes 34 to 44. Medium heavy 1 OA weight I .l.OU Extra heavy IE EC weight RUDY'S 600 Main ft (Formerly the New Roosevelt Club) '. ' M . Bar Open at- 10:00 a. m. Daily No Meals Served on Wednesdays K "' Dining and Dancing Wilbur Stiles at the piano Dee Gilbert, drums -K 1 if Chicken Dinner Steak Dinner On Highway 39. near Calif.-Ore. State Line Clarence Shelaro J. H. Brownfield -DANCE AND DINE AND HAVE A GOOD TIME!- Alabama Senator Solves Gridiron Travel Bugaboo WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (?) Senator Hill (D-Alh.) thinks he and Rep. Patrick (D-Ala.) have solved a travel bug-a-boo for fol lowers of the University of Ala bama's football team, which has made six trips to the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Calif. "Now," Hill facetiously told a meeting of the Alabama State society here last night, "Luther Patrick and I have it all figured out. We're going to introduce a bill to officially move the Rose Bowl to Alabama. And who ever wins the Pacific coast cham pionship can come and play us. "Then our folks won't have to make any more 3000 bus or train trips. We can just relax at home and watch our boys win." Eire, New Zealand and New foundland have a single legisla ture apiece, with full legislative powers. rrld.y, Jan. )l, HERALD AND NEWS EIGHT Rita Martinez Will Meet Clara Mortensen Tuesday Rita Martinez, the Mexican firebrand from Los Angeles, is under contract to meet Clara Mortensen lit a special added attraction on the regular rassling card at tlio armory Tuesday night. This is a non-tltlu affair since Bloudo Clara's c 1 a I m to the ladies' wrestling title is under dispute by Mildred Burke of Kansas City. Rita has been ac tive on Los Angeles and other southern m u t s fur several months while Claru has been generally devoting her talents to northern circles, so the Klamath Falls bout Is a central meeting-ground for the two. Miss Martinez Is probably the top seeded challenger today for the title claimed by Clara and Miss Burke. Also on Tuesday's card Polo Bclcastro will crawl Into tho ring with Joo Lynam In a six round top event, Brutal Jack Lipscomb and Leo Mortensen have the four-round sonil-flnal and Ilerblo Parks ami Bulldog Jackson get together In tho three-canto opener. Mortensen, Clara's big broth er, Is a big, especially tough bruiser and very capable of THE CLUB BLY, ORE. Bar Dancing Bowling "Corns In as you are." LEWIS WITTER. Prop. pliiylng give and take with the ruthless Buck Lipscomb. These four bouts will go for tho usual armory ducat prices. i, Skiing Good At Warner Canyon Run Fremont Highlanders Ski club of Lakevluw has opened its Warner canyon ski course for the winter season and at present about three Inches of powder on lop of from two to three feet of packed snow Is mulling excellent skiing conditions. The grounds are lust north of Lakevlow, and hotel and res taurant accommodations may be had within a short dlatanco of the skiing. 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