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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 28, 1946)
Boots And Saddles Race Mirvyn Tnknci of Tulolake li fourth from the loft and Morvyn Shuck of Merrill ii rllh Iron the 1011 in (nil mm ui mv stun di a ogu onu iduuioi race during a roaeo Bl f u..i..umi ichool for boys at Loi Galoi, Calif. This rodoo li a monthly foaturt at tha ichool. where horiemamhip is taught at a part of the regular study. IECORD GATE DUE TONIGHT 'fimerol ailmlwlon scats for to t?. ,i,.v nddediillractlon ftt canl ut 'll"-" armory w'll ' . . ...If nt Inn box office frn the doom uro opened short Itfr 7 o'clock, unci patrons . .Hvlicd to l)t! on liimcl early Liiue the clucntH lire nut ex Ltd to IiihI until ring-time lit Pate of reserved sent tickets bCfn lU'HVy III! witr hum hi kit none were leu nun mum The first bout tonight places pulr Tonv Itonii of Salem on t root with imollicr populiir t the rrenrli minieiiiin i-ittrrc iHfllf. for three rounds or two fcbles out of three. The IliilNii maico wiwmi ir MortViiscn, women's unit imp. ami leading contender iMarllnrt come next on the? d. The fjirls will not be ham l hv a time limit unci the if li irnrdiiira mr a oriioiic ah, one wiiy or we oilier, iwo !, nut nt three. Little flltii has been tentative- promised n shot nt wlnntni! io Morlrnscn's chliinDlon.Hlilp iltlf she damns the blonelo but- ir tonight, the offer the Mexl a Senorltn hns been camping CUrai trnil for months to lve. The finnle In a tenm tiff, pit ta the rugged Indlvidiinllstlc tool Pete Belcastro unci Mlchl- In Red (Curly) Dawson against gwerlng Giut Johnson and sodmg Bob Kenc.Hlon. Thin Ian tussle, the first of Its :id to be mulched on the) lociil nil, Is reputed to lie ono of St most sensational doings In lorusllnK. One of Miss Mortonsen s stipu tionj before ngrcclng to come Ire loniitlit was tluit nnotlier Met bo brought In, no the fa- w fnce of Wnlly Moss mny tot in the offing loniRht. pern Washington Fill Go To K. C. CHENEY, Wnsh., Feb. 20 (V) 'Me officials said Inst nliihl litem Waahiiiitton College of ration has ncceptcd nn In- uun io represent Washington the national liitcreollegiiito fketball tourntiinent nt Kansas tr next mnnih The SaVflL'txt lulnnnra nt 97 Victor ui I 1 ti 1 A Nht.wlns In tho Wlnko pe, will py tliolr first prnamcnt Rtnno Mnrch 12 wnsi an opponent to bo se- LEGAL NOTICES UMHONB FOR I'llll.lCATION I n,. '-.,l"l'l No. 111 Irl-rf ii"L"IT t'otiHT or THE IviVU,'iTY "f KLAMATH r - .. I'lulnllff, r,lS"h l'fnelnl. V Sip MV.1."' ""lomlnnt. IWOV? J,AME 0,f THE STATU OP KiriM . "r ''"rel'V required to rl loir J "HHel "ll t aJS' k (mm the ilme of I ho iitrila ,, N(,wi 0 now.pllpf r faii 0; PiMiiniKd In Klnmnlh llh,., ,?r """orwlno anpenr for Ittfflt or,hhJ,.l,n,l'' " "VP,y lo ItrtT r '" Uecree of dliiolulo Emu ?n" '" non you by h ffiir.""""' jo Ordor of lion I id , .-IV.i v."d"nlior. Judgo of r,7..elI"iry 2(11 I. MI4II u,l,lh Dr. rid onri1'"' Sumniom tmrnln bo 'KrV a"!i,0'i1JJ.ld Summoni hll I a,. UAl.BNTIMB, M i Plaintiff. i-U No. ;ioo Many Disappointed Young Fighters Left After Bouts CHICAGO, Kc-1). 2B 7T) There were n lot of disappoint ed former Golden Gloves slurs on the sidelines today us :i2 sur vivors of the. llltli iinntial tour nament of chiiniplons In Chi cago's Golden G loves tourna ment prepared for the semi finals to be held in ClilciiKO sta dium on March I). Kven li national AAU cham pion, lleavywelnht Charles Les ter of Cleveland, was sidelined Rogue River Is Merrill's Opponent By The Anoclated Presi The first district basketball tourney ninonit Oreifon's bit! schools tills season was in full swlnii today nt Grcshiim, with the district 13 title and a spot in the state tournament at stake. Four squads remained in the running today after opening rounds last night saw Gresham overwhelm Kslacada, 411-18, Co lumblii I'rep down Hill Mili tary of Portland 37-13, and Sandy bounce I'arkrose 20-18. Sandy will meet Gresham to night, and Columbia Prep will face o Central Catholic quintet which drew n first round bye. In small school competition, Rogue Hlver high school whip ped Central Point 21)1(1 to move Into line for tho district 5 1 finnl against Merrill of Klam ath county. The two schools will play Saturday to decide which team will make the trip to the state B tournament. Kccdsport nnd Glcndale won first round honors in the district 4 B tournament nt Coos Bay last night, Kccdsport swamping Gold Beach, U7-2U, nnd Glendalc downing Bnndon, 42-29. Heeds port nnd Glcndale will meet to night for the district title and n berth In the state B tourna ment. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By Tho Aiiociutod Presa ST. LOUIS Kny "Sugar" Robinson, 147, New York, knocked out Cliff Beckett. 1514. Sudbury, Out., 4. Lou Flyer, 153, St, Louis, outpointed Jules Woods, 151, Buffalo, 8. BROCKTON. Mass. Frnnkle Fecncr, 141), Randolph, nnd Joe Cclletll, 144, Providence, drew, 10. Johnny Cnnnpinhn, 145, Wnreham, TKO Carter Holmes, 142, Boston, 2. during the continued flurry of excitement that marked last night's 32 quarter-final bouts and kept 10,375 fnns on the edges of their seats for more than four hours. Lester was defeated by a for mer Golden Gloves champion, Orlan Oil, of Twin Falls, Ida., in a bout in which a boxer beat li slugger. The 32 survivors, four In each class, will fight twice in the finals of tile tournament of chumpions, with the winners meeting the champions of New York's tournament in the an nual east-west amateur boxing cxtravugunzn in Manhattan. Just which of the four sur vivors in each class will be pair ed will not be known until drawings are made prior to the semi-finals March 8. DePaul Basket Makers Ignored In Invitations NEW YORK, Feb. 28 (7!') Coach Ray Meyer says DePaul university, winner of tho tourna ment Inst ye?nr ond a finalist In 11)44, has not been invited to compete in the National Basket ball tourney at Madison Square Garden, Meyer disclosed last night that b i s Chicago Blue Demons, sparked by bijj George Mikan and victorious in 17 of 22 games, apparently were bypassed. "Nat urally we are terribly disap pointed," Mayer said. "The boys have played a tough schedule and felt they deserved to be in vited." BOARD AND TUITION WAUKESHA, Wis., Feb. 28 (P) T. R. Uthus, superintendent of the Wisconsin industrial school for boys, says he received a letter from a young Hawaiian, stating: "As I nm considering attend ing your school this fall term, will you please send me a school catalog nnd other pprtlnent ma terial on your school curriculum and activities?" Tho Industrial school is for delinquent boys. Uthus said the applicant probably had heard there was no tuition. THE CLUB BLY, ORE. Bar Dancing Bowling "Come in at you are." LEWIS WITTER. Prop. 'I' () ( ! It If Ii I 'I'nn a (f. MtV.v hJiKHRIlY CilVKN thnt rn H?.l-nl Wl mill 'IV.lnm.nl Pwilt Court M!vy, domiuied, by I "Jmlli County, and hni nuall. 'Utoffi V1""1" elulmi nanlnat 1 to thi : ,,n,"'"', no"'lod lo prc.ent i1 IK",',"'"""".1 Exoouirlx at !, or f K, "'""it', fnlli-Aihlond ", S07 iin '0 o"l'o of A. W. '( d'taon niU nu'l1' Klnmath " mono,? "'norly , verified and blttE,n .'r!'!n ,h ''"'e of the "i- mJvay no1'"' "l-No. 301. hi. ... . w " "inn hl PLUMBING nd HEATING an . , " sa" Work ;Wmbig and H8ang fn-Welmon Co. . a, weiman Dim bat Motor Co. has rii Dimbat .Motor Co. Your Chrysler Dealer 239 Main St. Phone 7071 SCPCDIJ3TO Gun Club Will Conduct Registered Shoot Sunday Governor Earl Snell tried his luck with the blue rocks as special guest of the Klamath Gun club last Sunday but his best effort on the Wocus shooting ground resulted in only 45 strikes, putting him in seventh pluce for the day's shooting. The governor did not take part in the handicap firing. S. A. Congdon was high Sunday, getting 49 birds out of 50 and his 41 In the handicap tied him for first with Pete Driscoll und Prcnt Puckett. , . Next Sunday's firing will be a registered shoot, the scores to be recorded with the Portland Gun club for qualifying in the Bishop Gale Makes Deal With Braves BELLINGHAM, Feb. 27 UP) Gale Bishop, Washington State's All-America basketball player, told the Herald yesterday he hos made a deal for himself with the Boston Braves of the Nation al league. Bishop's announcement, made from his father's farm at Sumas, north of here, definitely re moved him from the Washington State lineup in its northern di vision Pacific coast conference basketball game with the Uni versity of Idaho nt Moscow Sat urday night. It also foreclosed his prospects of winning the di visional individual scoring toga. The signing of one of basket ball's greatest scoring machine by the Boston club came as a surprise both to Bishop and his friends here. He came home from college early in the week to study of fers from the Brooklyn Dodgers, New York Yankees, Detroit Tig ers, and Philadelphia Phillies and said he was pondering their proposals when Boston "came in with an offer that I couldn't turn down." Bishop said he will receive a "nice bonus from the Braves," but parried inquiries as to the amount except to says it was "double figures." Army's Powerhouse Being Broken Up WEST, POINT, N. Y., Feb. 28 IV) Army's great football team, undefeated and untied the last two years, will be . broken up after this season. Doc Blanchard and Glenn Da vis, All-Americnns, along with at least nine other players, will become seniors on June 5 when the U. S. military academy re converts from a wartime to a peacetime basis. UNRRA Purchases 5 Fishing Boats TACOMA, Feb. 28 (IP) Five fishing boats built on Puget Sound including three which were constructed here, have been purchased by the United Nations relief arid rehabilitation adminstration to aid China's shattered fishing industry. Sol Lischinsky, UNRRA agri cultural equipment division, in making the announcement, named the three Tacoma boats as the 64-foot North Star, the 70-foot North Pacific and the 70 foot North Cape. Lischinsky and Fred Melsnest of Seattle and H. K. Murphy are in charge of the fisheries relief program for China. Pacific International trap shoot to be held in Portland lato in June, A registered shoot will be held at Wocus each month until the meet. The shoejters' scores will grade them in classes A, B, C or D. Last Sunday the largest crowd of the year turned out for the shooting, and over 7000 targets were used. The coming reg istered firing will begin at 10:30 a. m. There will be one trap operating for gunners who do not want their counts registered. Last Sunday's results: Name lb-yd. o. n. t,ongaon w Nelkon Reed I'ete Drlscull Virgil Bewley ... H. IS. McOco Art Mackcn Handicap 41 47 48 ,...4S ...44 ...4a ...41 .41 .41 ...40 ..40 ,...40 Earl Snell 45 freni i'ucxell Charles Martin ...... Marvin Hilton Paul Hilton John CouUon D. WlMacnback Marahall Cornett .. William Davla Homer Garich ........ Cliff Dunn ,. Tom Walter. R. P. Reynolds C. F. Himhea W. G. Huu.ton . William Cooley . Osear Kittrldue Harry Baum Jack Kellum H. C. Swenaon ........ E. Wuiaenback .. nod Smith 30 Hud Brodie 3H Jim Wiaaenback . 38 Verne Vaupel 38 Carl Olney .'. 37 E. L.yon , 37 Stan Miller 37 Al Hatton 37 Kenneth Caldwell 37 Don Newland . . 37 Mat Chrlatlan 30 Georse Uerllnga 30 P. Robltallle 36 H. Nlchol 36 A. L. Brotherton 36 A. L. Peachy 36 F. S. Robinson .16 Guy Stoddard , .15 V. Braden 34 Ed Webber 34 Jerry Treaner 33 Alex Thompaon 34 35 Bob Nebiker H. Braden F. E. McGee Vance Vaupel Kay Blllinns 32 32 ....32 ; 32 . 32 34 William Graham 30 Clyde Fox -30 Rose Bowl Capacity, To Reach 110,000 PASADENA, Calif., Feb. 28 (IP) When materials become available the Pasadena Rose Bowl will increase its seating capacity to 110,000. The Rose Bowl now accommo dates 93,000. Construction of the additional -18,000 seats may not begin be fore 1947, Tournament of Roses Football Committee Chairman Hal Reynolds said, because of present prohibitive prices. The Rose Bowl was built in 1922 with a capacity of 48,000 and its seat ing capacity has been boosted four times. Stromberg-C a r 1 1 o n Radios. Derby's Music Co. Like His Pa 1 v. " msiniTaW - ,V v -. Ji ww""" zJ r ' Dick Sislcr, son of great Ameri can League first baseman, is batting star in his own right. After 37 months in Navy, Dick came to Havana, shattered 26-year-old home run mark by smacking three in one after, noon. The day before he estab lished new Havana League rec ord, knocking one over Tropical Stadium right field fence, more than 450 feet. Honeymoon Is Loaded Heavy For Handicap ARCADIA, Calif., Feb. 28 (IP) Honeymoon, L. B. Mayer's fast stepping filly, has been assigned 114 pounds, 10 over scale for Saturday's $50,000 Santa Mar garita handicap for mares and fillies at Santa Anita park. Honeymoon's two stablemates, Whirlabout, 124, and Be Faith ful, 115. will be packing more weight than she, but Honeymoon is a three-year-old and against older horses should be carrying 104 instead of 114. Racing Secretary Webb Everett evidently figured that Honeymoon was the top horse for the mile and one-sixteenth. She ran third to Knockdown and Star Pilot in last Saturday's $100,000 derby. Victory League Readers vs. Golds Dick Reeder's Victory loop cage entry defeated the DeMolay Golds in league play last nignt, 32-26. -Reeder's took an early lead which was never topped. Johnson sparked the victors with 11 tallies while Carter gar nered 10 for DeMolay. The second game, between the Wasps and Army-Navy store, the latter held a 17-2 edge early in the third quarter when a power failure caused cancella tion of the scrap. PROGRESS WINFIELD, Kas., Feb. 28 (IP) Cliff-dwelling, 1946 version, will appear soon in Winfield. Despairing, of finding a home, Gene Manny, a, returned war veteran, plans to excavate a hill side for one of sorts. When materials become avail able for a new home, he will convert the cliff house into a garage. Thursday. Feb. 28, 1946 HERALD AND NEWS THIRTEEN Rickey Fumes Over Players Going Mexican NEW YORK, Feb. 28 (IP) Branch Rickey, president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, today urged Commissioner A. B. "Happy" Chandler to take strong action against major league players who jump from organized base ball to the Mexican league. Rickey did not mention any names, but it is likely he was fuming over the loss of Luis Pels Take On Black Tornado In Playoff The Pelicans have their third meeting of the year with the Medford Black Tornado tomorrow night on the South ern Oregon normal court at Ashland, the second game of the initial conference playoff round. Winner of the playoff will go to the state prep ichool basketball meet. Grants Pass and Ashland vie in the opening game to morrow night, and the two losing teams get together in a consolation match before the two winners battle for the title Saturday night. Medford has already defeat ed Klamath twice this year. The Tornado ended the season in first place in the confer ence, while Klamath, Ash land and Grants Pass were all grouped at second. Athletes Come To Aid Of Stars Branded 'Pro' STOCKHOLM, Feb. 28 (IP) One hundred of Sweden's active athletes today came to the aid of Gunder Haegg and Arne Anders son, two of 25 Swedish track stars charged with professional ism. In a letter to the Swedish Ath letic association the athletes ad monished the SAA'"to think of the consequences" if the stars now under investigation should be "barred by regulation which had no basis in the generally ac cepted view of justice;" The letter added, however, it may be "necessary to limit what the more prominent athletes receive." TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save H STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main Olmo, hard-hitting outfielder, who sent back his Dodger con tract unsigned and announced he would play In the Mexican circuit. "Organized baseball should adopt a policy in regard to play ers wno jump tneir contracts, Rickey declared at the Dodgers' training camp in Sandford, Fla. uur contracts are valla ana players who disregard them should be Mexican players for the rest of their lives." Meantime, in an interview at Tampa, Chandler took a blast at colleges who have proposed that their players be left alone by big league scouts until they graduate. Only about one-third of the colleges play baseball," Chand ler pointed out. "If they want us to go along with their pro posals they should give baseball a bigger place in their sports picture and not let other sports encroach on the game." HOT "Yon may not get the new rod yon would like, but we can tare dreai t h t old one up to look like new." FISHING RODS Repaired This work it now being done by Fred Kuesel Ex-national accuracy fly casting champion. Fully guaranteed by your reliable sporting goods store. Aih Matt t Matt Finnigan's Sporting Goods , 817 Main St. When in Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietori CAMP MOCCASINS Ideal for Either Indoor or Outdoor Use. Red Rubber Soles. 2.95 Oregon Woolen Store 800 Main TAVERN WDWL I&HIPI1!NI FRIDAY, MARCH 1st HDime and Wmmee to the music of SAMMY HERMAN and his Six-Piece Band The Klamath Falls City Bowling Association thanks the following merchants whose contributions assured the success of the 1946 Bowling Tournament Bell's Hardware Binkley's Ice Cream Coco-Cola Bottling Co. Currin's For Drugs Everbody's Drug Eagle Pool Room Bill Davis ' Associated The Derby The Emporium Matt Finnigan The Gun Store Harry Hafter Cecil Haley .. Hardenbrook's Herman's Man Store Hibb's Clothing Co. Klamath Billiards Klamath Recreation Mecca Billiards Medical-Dental Barber Shop Murphy's Barber Shop Oregon Aircraft Service Oregon Woolen Store Ole's Tavern Palmerton Lumber Co. ' Pine Street Market Quality Market Quality Food Store Dick Reeder Roberts Hardware Shasta Cascade Flying Service Underwood's Camera Shop Waldorf Billiards T. B. Watters Whitman's Drug Wood's . Drug : Union Oil Co.
