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air Of Fast Service Teams AAU Favorites LmVER. March 20 (!) Dch)I to strong challenges by a num. r;( unhciuldud teams, oil ot the original rUVurltos in the I nil AAU basketball toiirnuinont sllll wore on liana toiluy us unyofl Dinning Dcgun in mo nig cage classic. sixteen .""" "I'm were lert P1 -,.iiini second round in w i ii i iiih (r ti. i,i ., .iKol tlia "sudden Ucatli blow from little known service I... ,.r tliu faster sorvlco ouUlls remained In II,.. ,n ' H " . i. ., , - "--" bill o( ineiii wuin ," i.KiiiinK ununeu 10 survive todays r . 1 third riiiinrl l,il,, ...i .,,,,,,,,n UIIU UU" vunce inui uio select minrlur- flniil circle. ine jcieet Murine Force of Honolulu will lie fnviinvi in eliminate the I'hllllps Lee Tires of Uui'llesvlllc, Oklu., unci the the fantbreaklng Soldiers of OceiinsWIe, Cnllf., were expected iu ouhi ine scuttle, Wush., Al. pine Onirv. Facing t h e toughest assign menl of the service trio will be mo i list-breaking soldiers of h' o r t' Sheridun, III., who are pulrcd with tlio clitssy San r'raneisco Durclls. Seven of the eight members of t li e Amerlcun league, the west's clomlnunt umuteur hoop circuit, sun were in I no sis The exception was the Sacra memo Senators, who fell last nluht before Allen-Iiradley of Milwaukee, 40-42. Some of the remiiinlni! ABL menihers like the national chain plon Phillips (10 Oilers and Hoi lywood 20th Century Fox didn't come throunh, however, without narrow escapes against teams that had been regarded as breathers. The Oilers will come up to day against the Western Oil Toolers of Casper, Wyo., tallest Icum in the tournament. The other ABL teums ure the Salt Lake City Slmplol-Deserets, Denver Ambrose Jelly milkers San Diego Dons, Kunsas City M, und O., and San Francisco Dardis. urowski bouf To e Tossed t p E T K R S B U It G, Flu., ,,'h 20 (fl't Tho holdout of i Kurowskl, crack Curd- r 'it.irfi baseman, is rjeuiu- I, to look Uku the real article, Ii li would not bo surprising K. wuro sold or traded short en, another Natlonul league L pntlern Is correct. Presl it Sain Drcadon of the Cards bfgllllllMK t "1'1'vu. ,..,...v.u itn MiruwuRi n ........ In the past that has proved Irttiy accuraio sign inai mine v.. ..i. nli.vAr.wDH nhniiL In touts ... .... uniforms. Bturownkl, who led the Cords hitting I"1' 'eB1" w'll. i:ue '"' ls ol,e 01 11,0 0CKl S.hascmun niaying tocniy, is 'jOUS 111 ma iuv--.ifcwi. u. t.wv inK for the team again at I iorl of pay ho has been r E,.;,,j He said as much right it, Die '45 seuson ended. l , generally thought his eoiv L.i lust vear called for an filmatelv $10,000. It ls known wis offered an lncrensc, but trnujt not have neon nearly ,,ih Kurowskl. after look- r"n v. . ..... Hit tlie record, uuuuucas iut:in 15 worill HWIIn:win:nj num. lu $16,000 Doing nrawn oy irlftop Marty Marion. He knows, too, that he could hw thitt kind of money, or irn more, from several otner I'jonnl league omnia. Iai for tho St. Louis club's liitlon, it probably could scrape km without Kurowskl and 111 win the pennant, though Its kti basing would not be of an ffh callbro as It has. At the Kjcnt time, speedy Al Schoen- rut and Ervln Dusak nro ink u turns ployinR tho position txnlDltion games. pidham, Gaels fo Rtsume Series KIW YORK, March 20 (Ti ll Fordham Rams, onco a tidlron power, and the colorful fails of St. Mary s will resume stir intersectlonal rivalry this 111. Jack CoIIcy, Fordham hduita manager of athletics. Inouncod last night that the Biiornla eleven will oppose ttRams here October 18 at ci tr the polo grounds or Yankee Bmum. Fordham. which dropped fool kll in 1B42, Is resuming the kmt under a new coach, Ed nowsKi. one-time Fordnom tit and national football guc. star with th New York lints. LEGAL NOTICES NOTirie tn mifhii-nvi. RuTlnr tM llVt.l.'tlv nilrvu rl..t it.. fcinlined TIIEODOHE H. doNN h n uraor ol Ui circuit courl UK Stale of Oregon, fur Klnmnlh StV. nrntutl r.nr,....n. - I.,..., NnUlrtlor wllh I ho will aiitiexell of ? or ifcuucn a. ciuuuKEi. ' teiiBl. and that Latters of Ail p;uillon hava limed to him. All PWAI havhlff fllalni. iff.ln.l ..III ti ""j nercby notified to prcnenl uiiij. veriilcn ana wnn proper fnera. In th nrrinM J. 1 KWell Flrmt t.nr1nrnl B.uln M, I Mini, Klinnnlb! ralli, Uresoll, within Ir!h!,"n ' ,h'" noUcc, which data 2:t 't wo. I'HKUUORK H. CONN, Admlnlitrator with tho will an nexed of ftEUIlKN S. OOOO. "i M o-i:t-2o No. arxi. SOTIfe ,v ...... . t. .K ,s HKHKIIY OIVEN that I Ft WW my final account ai admln I iJ'.'S Ui-wllLannoxod nf the atnte P Ju'lBe of I ho County Court for llxk i C?u,"'. Oreson, haa llxcd ten f,?' courtroom of the Circuit Court tourinouao at Klamath Fain. JlMi. ai the lime and place when iMtlfth ny Per,,0n may prcaont any contained, and at laid tlma anil !" w court will llnally lottle aald .,0. JACKSON. AtmlnHrnior.wlth.will-anncxcd 'he EaUta of LEANDEH t. l.tnk- " "ccenieo. "M J7; A. 3-10-No. U16. .!r-llnnEMKN FOR BIOS Wild bids will bo received on I P. " Monday, April , Irtl! u" of tho Clerk of School Tail0, ' Bnym Klamath Union . Bhno'- Kfnmath Falla, Oregon. tlnuiB. u . ul "n aoaition to imc il hi.81;'!0"1 ' Klamath Falli. Thoy IT,'. DC Pill, civ nn.ii.ri nH nuri KilCDd"'n nroccdent "to recolvlng at k. 1 orma uie Diaoer mJH? Qualified ten daya prior to ttK"i?f ?' bld,i " Preacrlbed by FliM Uw" Oregon. 1031. m?..."' the office nf HOWARD P. tint i. '"yiHioci, iiai main nireoi, "'"! Falla. Oroaon. A deooalt of fcr,i ".""W Uollnra ($10.mil will bo IS J.'S, ,plon' Spoclflcotlona. Howl.;"1" 1,0 rofunded to the'blddera CJ'hirn of tho Pinna and Hpeclflcn- a ! ii w u .fvuiiivniiuiin nm u, Wind n """dora JSxchanga Coop., A ","ccfl"l' bidder will be fcndi i , V'rn,'n a surely company I", and 11 "mnunt of the Contract E I .." ,,,,M DO requtrea 10 carry i BMa V",v Inauranco aa apeclfled. rni Bond or Certified Check In ""IP ,um b,di mujt ,ccomp,ny , cnni.-lflrflnta for tho execution of ii,.:." ?cl and the honrii. In caae tho pita ni ?araed to Iho bidder. l"Vl I. ,0,r". ' School Dlalrlct No. 1 t inn rlsl.,t 'o Joct any and all Slvn watve nity informalltlca. J7iJ0 PERCY WELLS, Clark. Whan in Madford Stay at , J0TEU HOLLAND rhoroughly Modern Jo nd Anne Earlay Proprietors Nitschelm Stars As Riverside Defeats Mills Itlveraide defeated Mills fo tho second tlmo last night, 13-8 in an overtime game, to eain a spot in the semi-finals of the grade school B basketball tour ney. Mills Is out of the double elimination meet now. Tho Riverside squad was two points behind with but three sec onds to go ycsicrany oiicrnoon when Bob Buffington of Mills fouled George Nitschelm s shoot-inc. Nitschelm (lien sank two free throws, the first of the game for Riverside, knotting the count at eight-all. In the overtime Nitschelm and Garry Heidrich sank baskets and Jerry Johnson hit a foul shot for the margin of victory, i-icinricn was high scorer with 6 point and Robert Long of Mills scored four. This afternoon at 4:30 River side plays once beaten Fairvicw at Riverside to decide what team plays Roosevelt in the finals to morrow. Tule Quints Earn Berths In Playoff TULELAKE Tide's Honker quintets, both victorious in last wcok's semi-finals, have pulled Into the Siskiyou conference uasKCioan iinais to uc piuyuu C.lr!r... niitt.l nf Tiilnlnlrr. The B squad will play the winner oi mis weens nccu McCloud playoff game at 7:30 Friday night and the A squad Will piOy IOC .LUIIMIIUII J-V iui.i al a o ciock lor me otiot uui Last week the Tulelake squads routed the A and B Etna high school Liions io-ji aim ji 27 to earn berths In the finals Umpire Says Players Don't Know Rules WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., March 20 (A') American league Umpire Hal Weafer says he is convinced the many baseball players and even a lew manag ,., "fin nnt lennw the rules." "The only time some of them .,. lnnlr nnn lin." Weafer a big league arbiter for four years declared, "is when they lose an argument witn an umpire. Waafnr tnlH a rniinrter um plrcs consult the rule book oft en, and asscrien smite reuu regulations four or five times each week. Navy Regulations Undergo Change A recent change In navy reg ulations provides that boys un der 21 years of age must have signed consent of parent or guar dian before being accepted by the navy. . ,, , The change is effective imme diately, Leonard Cailller, local recruiting officer stated. Previ ously only 17-year-olds required such signature before enlisting. This regulation also effects re enlistments. - WASHINGTON Bee Bee Washington, 8 i, Washington, n,.r,nnlH .TimillV MaildCll, 160, Buffalo, N. Y., (10). , TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long, Short Trips Move Yourself Save M . STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main rPCDORWS Martinelli Up, Malone Down 4 I mi y We J, ;t,4 V Y4 7 V'Ji " lift Skw-M Boxing. Mat Events Set AtKUHSGym Ten amateur boxing matches, four wrestling bouts and a pair of wrestling free-for-alls are on' the agenda for tonight In the KUHS gym. The bouts are slated to start at 8 o'clock. The boxing will put to gether boys of variour weight classifications from 95-pound-ers up to 155-pounders, and the wrestling weights run from 112 to 149 pounds. All the boys participating are of school age and the meet is sponsored by the de partment ot physical educa tion. Dutch French will ref eree the boxing and Ed Ryan will third-man the wrestling events. Tickets will be on sale at the main gym entrance, 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for students. Hans Norland insures auto mobiles. 123 N. 6th St. Baseball Scores By The Associated Press Cleveland (A) 8, Detroit (A) 8. Detroit (A) "B" 15, Kansas Cltv (AA) 12. New York tN) s, rnuadeiphia (A) 2. Cincinnati B-3, Boston w 1-4. St. LouIb (N) 3, New York (A) 2. New York (A) "B 8, Newark (ID 3. Brooklyn (N) 7, St. Paul (AA) 4. Boston (N) 9, Philadelphia CN) 3. Boston (N) "B" 11, Baltimore a. Local Skiers Back From Nevada Trip Local skiers who attended the Mt. Rose, Ncv., ski meet last week did not get into any com petition but reported they en joyed their vacation anyway. Cecil and Floyd Drew, Jack Tavenner, Clarence Hill and Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Drew went to Mt. Rose and the men practiced all week for the meet, only to find there would not be any "B" class racing. They didn't feel up to entering the class A competition. Wednesday, March 20, 194S HERALD AND NEWS BIVINT , Canucks Even Hockey Series With Portland PORTLAND, March 20 (IP) The Vancouver Canucks took last night's Northern division, coast hockey league playoff game, 4-3 from the Portland Eagles and cinched the locale of the final game for their home ice at Vancouver, B. C, Friday nignt. Last night's win tied the ser ies at two games each in the best of five playoft. Al Neilsen snapped In the win ning goal at 2:45 of an overtime period, after the game had been twice tied up first at the end of the second at two-all, then at three-all to enter the overtime. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press LONDON Jackie Paterson. 1171, Glasgow, Scotland, was de clared a winner on a foul over Theo Medina. 1173. France, in the eighth round of their sched uled 15-round bout for the Euro pean bantamweight crown. Izaak Waltons Meet Tonight A regular meeting of the Klamath Modoc chapter, Iiaak Walton league, will be held at 8 p. m. tonight in the Wlllard hotel. A constructive program for ' the organisation for this year is to be discussed tonight.. NEW YORK Tonv Janlro. 147S, Youngstown, O., knocked out Vic Pignataro, 1401, New York (4). HARTFORD Accident and IndeanUr Caaipaaf INSURANCE T.B. HATTERS General Insurance Agency FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE BIS Main St. Phone 4183 9WIM rfjttaea. This picture shows Angelo Martinelli essaying to force . Earl Malono to scroam "Uncle" by way of a Boston crab. Martinelli will be back in the armory tomorrow night, teamed with Al Szasz as one partnership of the main event tag team match. Tony Ross and Martino Angelo form the opposition duo. Rhode Istend Is Long-Shot In National Cage Tourney NEW YORK, March 20 (P) Rhode Island State's doughty band of cagcrs who already have upset the dope bucket twice in the national invitation basket ball tournament have been made long-shots again for their cham' pionship match with Kentucky's smooth five In Madison Square Garden tonight. The oddsmen are favoring Kentucky by 8i points a fact which is far from displeasing to Ernlo Calverley and his wild- 91 Ski Outfits Invited For Pike's Peak Run COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., March 20 UP) Invitations to the third annual Pike's Peak Ski club meet April 20-21 high on the flank of 14,110 Pike's Peak have been sent to 01 ski clubs, and to Colorado and Wyoming colleges, club officers announced today. . In addition, such ski-wise vet erans as Tony Matt, winner of the 1944 meeting, Barney Mc Lean of Steamboat Springs and Ed Hornun'g of Seattle, have been asked to participate. Included among clubs asked to compete are the Pacific North west Ski association, the Cali fornia Ski association, and the Central United States Ski as sociation. LA Rams Contract Heavyweight Guard LOS ANGELES. March 20 UP) The Los Angeles Rams of the National Football league an nounccd today the signing of Guards Leonard (Bulch) Levy formerly of the University of Minnesota, ana Nine ue Fran cisco, who played at UCLA and Inter for the Fourth Air Force Fliers. Levy stands an even six feet and punishes the scales to tile extent of 2U(l pounds. iJe Iran Cisco weighs 105. Archer Urged To Try Rifle SEQU1M, Wash., March 20 UP) "We have high respect for Mr. Beebe's accuracy," said a state game department official, "but we still recom mend a rifle." He was referring to Mr. Beebe's recent bag a cougar and two bobcats with a bow and arrow. Mr. Beebe used dogs to tree the cats. He used only one ar row on each animal. He re ceived $50 bounty on the cou gar, and the bobcats were worth $5 each. He had a busy day. running mates. Last team to be picked for tne tourney, tne Hams advanced to the final round by upsetting Bowling Green and Muhlenberg. The Wildcats, who never got beyond the semi-final stage of the eight-team tourney Deiore, were top-seeded this time and their play to date nas justnica their high rating. But to win, Kentucky will have to stop Calverley. Hero of the 18.00U plus crowd who have jammed the garden for all games so far, the slim, 145 pound dead-eye Dick has ac cumulated 43 points in two con tests. Kentucky, loaded with talent, has been sparked by Jack Tin gle. He broke up the contest against West Virginia Monday with three baskets in the last two minutes and has racked up 29 points in his two tilts. Along with Tingle, Jack Parkinson and Ralph Beard have drawn the cheers of the 58,419 dribble ad dicts who have seen the- three doubleheaders. Another sellout crowd of over 18,000 is assured for tonight's contest. Spike Injury May Cost Yanks Second Baseman ST. P'ETERSBORG, Fla., March 20 UP) Spiked in his left hand in a, game with the St. Louis Cardinals, jumping Joe Gordon, crack second baseman of the New York Yankees, will have X-rays taken today to see whether he suffered a fracture. Spiked through his glove by Bob Rhawn In an attempt to head off the St. Louis player on a force play at second, Gordon was examined at a hospital and found to have sustained a com pletely severed extensor tendon of the middle finger of the left hand and the bone of the finger was slightly chipped. Gordon's finger was put in a splint. NEW YORK Tony Marteli ano, 147, New York, outpointed Phil Palmer, 141, , Vancouver, B. C, (10). HARTFORD, Conn. Dennis Brady, 131,-New York, knocked out Al Cella, 127, Seattle, (1). Young birds which emerge blind, naked and helpless are the product of relatively small eggs, while young hatched from rela tively large eggs are down-clad and active from birth. 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