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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1946)
Hittin' and Throwin' and Runnin' Technique , t .... . . ..... . . , No fewer than 160 cx-sorvicemcn and youthful major league aspirants attend Bob Fellers baseball clinic at Tampa cnucoflcn I ,iik. Six Men Pay Heavy Fine? For Deer Meat Possession Six Klamath men were arrest ed yesterday and paid heavy fines in justice court for illegal possession of venison. They were caught with the dressed car casses of six does, five of them fresh. Leo Elvin Friend Sr., and Wil liam Thomas Myers, an employe of Friend, both pleaded guilty to havine the venison In their do session and were fined $130 and $7.20 costs yesterday afternoon, Both denied having shot the animals. Later Leo Elvin Friend Jr., John Nelson Friend, Elmer Nathaniel Carlson and Edward Thomas Bentley pleaded guilty to the same charge and each was fined $150 and costs. The deer were killed in the ' California lava beds winter graz ing area. Yesterday the Cali fornia -state police found the place where they had been slaughtered and trailed the car bearing the venison and hides back to the state line. They gave the auto license number to the local state police and Monday morning a state offi cer went to rrlend s house and found the five freshly skinned and cleaned carcasses, one other carcass which apparently had been killed about two weeks ago and the hides. The dressed carcasses were fat and in good condition a mute denial of the contention that deer are starving on the Cali fornia winter range. By justice court order the meat was confiscated and given to the county poor farm. None of the men was accused of killing the deer, the charge being only possession of venison out of season, but there was some discussion as to whether the last four men brought into court should be returned to California to face charges of the illegal hunting. Gale Bishop Pilots Cougars To Victory : PULLMAN, Feb. 5 (fP) The Washington State college second stringers had to give way to the first five last night as the Cou gars, paced by Gale Bishop, put on a second half display to win a 67-49 non-conference basket ball verdict over western Wash ington college. Bishop scored 26 points, in cluding 10 field goals, mostly tipins, although he played only slightly more than half the game. The Cougars held a halftime lead of 24-21. Whitsill's 151 SSCPCDCBTPS5 A Brave Cop First baseman Johnny' McCarthy- joins Highwood, 111., police force to serve- until he reports to Boston Braves' train ing, camp. Bearcats Tromp Whitman 52-43 WALLA WALLA, Teh. 5 UP) Willamette's basketball Bearcats moved into fourth place in northwest conference standings last night with a 52 to 43 win over sixth place Whit man. They play again tonight. Willamette led at the half, 27 23 after the lead changed 14 times and they were tied five times. With three minutes of the game remaining, the Bearcats clung to a slim 44-43 lead, but managed to move away safely in the fading minutes. Campbell of Whitman and Barker of Willamette led the points were high for the losers. I scorers, with 12 apiece. ne. ISactz! POCKET KNIVES lent Handle Ground and Polished Carbon Steel Blades 2.50 THE GUN STORE 714 Main It. Phone 3863 By MARTHA CASSIDY The kegling cuties of the Lady Bug league Thursday night fought head pins to aid the in fantile paralysis campaign of the nationwide March of Dimes. All members interested bowled one line, one ball to a frame, and $18.50 was contributed to the cause. First prize for high score went to Martha Cassidy, second to Destie Peters. Dena Backes, chairman of the infantile paralysis campaign and captain of Daggett's Insurance five, was unable to be present, due to severe injuries suffered earlier in the week. Mrs. Backes will be unable to complete the bowling season and will be missed greatly by all members of the league. Every team was determined to win three games Thursday, and this is the way they split the pine: Fluhrer's out-bowled Safe way for the full count, Houston's Beauty Shop gained three vic tories from Daggett's, and Coca Cola moved up to third place after a hard climb from the bot tom by taking all three from Hazel's Beauty Shop. Trouble with a few total scores on five and six may surprise both teams, for after much figuring we see Black & White the victors with two wins over Crater Hotel. I said you would be surprised for they won one game by two pins and one game by lour.t Flo Ann Eaton had high game of 207 and high series 564. League standings: ILUUStRS AAKERT Eaton . la2 207 17S Wachter Coady Paten Poppy Handicap Total Kobart- Bellottt Dakln . Moll 964 ...135 12S H6 4 -134 123 143 4:j .. 87 111 129 327 .178 147 131 474 - 79 79 79 237 Casildy Handicap 793 792 823 HOUSTON'S BEAUTY 125 125 185 150 140 150 125 132 107 154 . 132 ... 79 ...790 79 708 136 132 128 147 79 415 428 407 367 433 237 Borden North - Gates t PernigotU . Handicap COCA COLA 177 130 150 162 147 108 143 144 132 179 473 450 365 430 450 67 87 67 201 148 138 110 143 144 67 816 810 748 CEATtB HOTEL 165 124 180 156 141 130 135 133 92 Jasklewlcl 167 128 186 Green 156 168 133 Handicap 82 82 82 Total Trulova Butler . Milei 861 774 Total Clinton Hanrllla 151 Keller 132 Owens ..........lie Brltt .....153 Handicap 132 449 427 360 481 453 246 430 .289 348 374 3114 3!I6 749 787 695 2231 BLACK WHITE ,...138 122 105 363 133 14H 4 JO 131 111 374 101 135 - 352 159 156 408 132 132 396 Total .. SAFZWAY STORES Grissa .... 148 181 133 Ferguson - 84 114 , SI Gutenberger 109 134 105 Dawet 140 111 123 Geddea 138 145 111 Handicap 132 132 132 Twin Bill Tops Armory Mat Card A double main event two full length six-round bouts tops the armory russling card tonight, and the three-canto opener is slated to get under way at 8:30. . The curtain comes up on what promises to be a lively affair be tween the handsome trencn Canadian youngster, Pierre La Belle, and an old-timer, Sgt. Bob Kencston of Gold Hill. Frenchy LaBelle made a hit with the crowd here last week although losing to Pete Belcas tro. He is one of the lightest grapplers on the circuit, weigh ing about 170 pounds, compared to the general beef run of 165 200 pounds. Joe Lynam, the Pacific coast junior heavy champ, meets the experienced Viking campaigner, dour Gust Johnson, in one half of the main event, and Pete Bel castro and brutal Jack Lipscomb tangle In the grand finale. The Belcastro-Lipscomb fracas is on a winner-take-all basis and is a culmination of last week's unscheduled fistifuffs in which Pete floored Buck with a right to the chin from ringside, then vanished before the irate Lips comb could retaliate. Belcastro's recent successes in the ring have instilled within him the notion that he is the logical contender for Lynam's crown and he is pushing every advantage in order to command a title match in the future. Lipscomb nominally is the number two man on the circuit and ii is not his intention to al low. Pete tp slide in ahead of him without a battle. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Aitocialed Press ' NEW YORK Holman Wil liams, 161 34, Detroit, knocked out Aaron (Tiger) Wade, 169 34, Los Angeles, (4). PROVIDENCE, R. I. Walter (Popeye) Woods, 166 34, out pointed Bert Lytell, 157 34, Oakland, Calif. (10). SAN FRANCISCO John Donnelly, 187, Los Angeles, TKO'd Lowell Strong, 204, St. Louis, Mo. (6). . Milne 172 135 1.16 Handicap 98 98 98 Total ..-....'....775 693 776 HAZEL'S BEAUTY McCollum 132 McLellan 110 Foubert 154 McDonald 97 Adams 199 Handicap 100 118 101 126 109 150 100 127 168 100 354 320 368 333 517 300 Total 798 Siromberg-C a r 1 s o n Radios, Derby's Music Co. Total ...822 778 785 2385 DAGGETT'S INSURANCE Tyler 127 120 122 369 Pape J33 113 115 361 Baxter 108 103 151 362 Sweany 137 124 154 413 Everybody Wins On This One! Attend The March Of Dimes Benefit BASKET BALL GAME HIGH SCHOOL GYM TONITE All Proceeds Go To Klamath County's j Infantile Paralysis Fund Tickers on Sale at- Door Adults 60c , Students 30c Oregon Woolen vt. Henley Townies Ricky, vi, Tulelake Merchant First Game 7:30 This Ad Contributed to th ; V MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN by Your OREGON WOOLEN STORE Doors Open 6:45 Starts Today ! . . Snuffy Smith Y. B. AN ARMY OF LAUGHS! SURNQB& hetKfaf BUD i niiuriil CLIFF NAZARRO EDGAR KENNEDY And Exciting MURDER IN THE DEATH-HOUSE! ITS THE . PFBFFf.T MIMFfd RKARDO CORTEZ JOAN WOODBURY IrisAarlet . Gt. Penrbrdt Late News March Of Dimes Gets Receipts Of Tonight's Games Alt gat racolpti from to night's bukflball gma t th high chool gym go to htlp booit Klamath county ovor th top in th drlv to mt th county'i $8000 March of Dlmai quota. AdmUiion pric will b 30 cntt tor ttudantt and 60 cinti lor adulu. and all ticket lold t th door. Th playing ipac. oillcloli rvlci and other xpmt ar all donated to th intantll pnrnlyile drlv. Th four Unm participating ar U numbm and among th itrongat quin ioti of th out-of-ichool Baiin cag Uagu. In th first gam at 7i30 Oregon WooUn plays th Hen lay town liam and in th sc- ' ond tilt Rlckys Jwlrs meet th Tulelak Merchants. Both gams ar part of th regular Basin Uagu schedule. Holdout Parade In Big Leagues Forming Fast NEW YORK, Feb. 5 IP) Whltoy Kurowskl, the St, Louis Cardinals' solid thumping third baseman, and Speedy Luis Olmo of the Brooklyn Dodgers are the lutust pluyers to Join the big lea gue holdout brigade. Kurowski, who was the Na tional league's fifth ranking bat ter and his club's leading belter with a .323 average lost season, shot back his unsigned contract to Owner Sam Brcadon yester day, remarking that the terms were anything but satisfactory. It had been rumored ever since the last diamond campaign end ed that the blond. 190-pound in fielder was ticketed for the Philadelphia Phils and it is known in baseball circles that he is one of a group of Redbird stars who would like to do their ball playing in different uni forms. Olmo, who rapped out a fancy .313 average for 1943 and han dled himself ably in ccntorfield, announced in Puerto Rico that he was dissatisfied with the terms Brooklyn offered. The Veteran Dixie Walker, who played alongside of Olmo in the Dodger picket line, also is unhappy over the contract mailed out by Brooklyn Prexy Branch Rickey, it has been learned. Rot-aria ns To Aid ' In Preventing Wtir SPOKANE, Feb. 5 (P) Thomas A. Warren, International president of the Rotary club, here with his wife from Wolcr hampton, England, on a two-day visit, said that Rotarlans throughout the world "will join forces with educators and the press to force international un derstanding' by constant discus? sion of current events to prevent a third world war." "A high percentage of the al lied soldiers of this war never really understood why they went to war," he said. SALE ANNOUNCED VALE, Feb. 5 H) Sale of the Malheur Enterprise to Rob ert V. Thurston, Payette, Idaho, by Arthur H. Bone was an nounced here today. Bone has been living in Salem since July, 1944. He publishes the Oregon Farmer Union. Tuesday. Feb. S. 1948 HERALD AMD NEWS TWO Beavers Bounce Back Into First-Place Tie Aggies Trounce Washington 53-37 To Gain Point While Others Idle Idaho Oregon State Oregon Washington .... Wash, State .... W. L. 8 4 8 4 5 4 5 8 .t 2 8 CORVALL1S, Ore., Feb. S (At Oregon Stitto college bounced buck into n tic for first place In the Doiinybrook northern dlvi- Little Guys Will Unravel Title Tangle ' NEW YORK, Feb. S (PlTho confused featherweight title sit uation is going to be cleared up in Madison Square Garden March 1 and before that blus tery month is over boxing will bo back on a one champion for each division basis again. With lkc Williams, tho NBA eluuuplon, and Bob Montgom ery, the New York titlcholdcr, already contracted to straighten out the lightweight muddlo In the Garden March 22, Promoter Mike Jacobs yesturduy an nounced that he had signed Sal Burtolo of Boston unci Wllllo Pep of Hartford, Conn., tho ri val claimants to the feather weight throne, for a 13-round title scrap March 1. Pep, recognized as 126-pound champion in New York and Connecticut, defeuted Burtolo twice before the Bostonian took over tho NBA crown from Phil Tcrranova In 1944, Flying Start in Sip Stewart B. Iglchart, Jr., is in troduced to mallet at early age. Dad is one of nation's few 10. Sonl men. Polo has returned to lulfstrcnm Club, Delrny, Flo., following wartime layoff. I Doors Open lt30 - 6:45 Jj WALTER WANGER ,.,. f r-H , FRITZ UIKmx. ?, Q'tJ: EMARD & ROBKSONyifei JOM BENNETT . JESS BARKER iSj Wfyfl SAMUEL S. HINDS' I 2t20-731' ' '( Next Attraction! , sion Pacific Coast coiifni'onco basketball rucu, and tonight will try In niiike It two straight over tho hapless Washington Huskies and gain undisputed possession of tho top rung. The Staters trounced Washing ton easily hero lust night, 113 to 37. It was the third Husky loss In as many games on tho present Wllliimetto valley Invasion, which started with Washington in first pluce unci which now finds the Huskies In fourth place. Tho Beavers sturted slowly lust night, but after seven min utes they moved uhend nt 1H-12 and stayed In front, OSC led at half-time. 20-13. With big Red Rochu collecting 10 of his 12 points In the second half the Beavers far outdistanced Washington, garnering a 24 point margin ot 41-17 In the first flvo minutes, then trading off nior or less evenly the rest of tho way. McGrath and Crandull paced tho scorers for the winners with 14 apiece, while La Don Honson caged eight for the laiors. griBi Door Open at 6i45 I Ends Tonltol Starrs Wednesday! jT mat Cvnyr r eawnae rvnrrt JiL HORTON ubti aioaat II ' f e i-mimI if USTtt covmam prtuinU minimis Swiss kiwii whie rw WeillW .TV. MS!- 1l I Noxt Attraction! Continuous Dally Open 12i30 Starti fUhmiimlj Today! Love-as yotm dreamed that me might hi 'Li A v. L m 'la JfWfA HMria ' ZACHARY SCOTT m FIELD J. CARROL NAISH Beulah Boodi Percy Kilbride And! Tho Yoar'i Surprise Hit! 1 HTHRILLS BEYOND IMAGINATION! 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