Herald and news., March 22, 1946, Page 7, Image 7

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$ the f n. t will bo the
A Rams
iqn Top
Vid Back
IjS ANGELES, Mureli 22 !-)
Llbull urt-iil, will huve a
r . ,,5 iuff ibiK run
"ihc Lo.h Angeles Humx, de-
c lliniDIOM I'l WHT mi-
f ...lliull InillMIO.
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Fiie first member of his race
L...A,i hv n Nntloniil leauuo
H i. i'i irtniM WnMhluiInn I1N.
ten position in foiitbiTll slml-
, to linn oi nix ioi iiiki icuin
llr'I.A Jut-kin Robinson.
. irliwifir Hlined hv thn
IMklyn Dodgers for lliolr Mon
ti form.
However, Washington him pre
itnlon Ills nldo. In Its Infiincy,
k National iPiiitun Hurt sucn
., .lamlniils ax Fritz Pollnrd
Akron, ink wiuiiims, Don
irrhall. Sol Bui lor Hiid Duko
i!tr it Ilni'k Island. Slntor,
. of Ihc all-time tacklo titans,
irr slurred lor ino i, merino
i-Hinii:
Tti( Cnrdlnals, Incldcnlnlly.
li Ihc Inst previous colored
L.rr Iliiirhnck Joe Llllnrd
lOrwn In 1033.
WuhlnKton. now 27, was
wiono of Inn finest nll-nround
is ever seen on the const dur
, hit llf'I.A enreer. in:)7
:oiiih 19.10. Four seasons of
b lootbali may havo slowed
k ilnwn Knmn hut n tiH tli
Lit nrn Inon In srnrhm unit
bped liirec fiO-ynrd pass com-
:ions in iihb.
illionth Man'
eceivos Gifts
PORTLAND. March 22 (IP)
bid 11. Anderson, S 1C from
narrl, Minn., was surprised
'.libnrrnKo or Hilts when he
Med the Catholic USO hero
the "millionth man."
Hit open-mouthed sailor re-
vto telephone coll home, a
order for flowers, a median-
l! pencil, dinner and theatre
Krvations, candy, cigarettes
iiDrnnzc n nouc. Ho Is sta-
m ai bwnn Jslancl naval bar-
PRICE HIKE NEEDED
ASTOK1A. Ore.. Mnrch 22 tPt
pkc doosi on processed fish
weded before cannery work-
h an be Rrantod a requested
Ktrit hourly Increase, salmon
"rs snia loony.
TIlCV told Ihn Pnlnmhln HIukt
rmcn's union that fishcr-
?n irv no for hltrhnr nrlpfm nn
N 1040 catch would not thn
mc rcpiy.
HlIU UftvlinJ i .......
h. 1T -...i.... u, iiuumi
f Bth St.
flKhlh llmo in ten years tlicy
niive met Tor the AAU title, one
of Hie most coveted prizes in
cuKcdoin.
OlK, Of the Hlllll-l'u Iw.IIi.lI
rivalries developed as Phillips
took the championship homo to
ilin tlesvllli! four tlmos and n,.n.
vi'i' took It three tlmiw, If IJcn
ver hud MadlHon B(iiaie Ciurdun,
It wouldn't hold tho fans that
would coinu out to see the home
team clash with I In, ni,i fihm.iii
Speedsters.
Plillllns rcnclicil ihn
finals last night as Jlminy "Scat"
MoNntt got too hot tu handle unci
led them to a 54-35 victory over
tin; Mlramar 1'endleton Murines
of Oceiinside, Calif.
Denver, hlltiim 211 i wnilu,,
shots from the free throw line,
iim ii .m.iii decision from the
I'lillllps Lee Tires, another entry
from "Uncle Hank" Phillips big
organization at BurllcavillR.
In other diinrtor-flnul eamen
the San Diego Dons won a flercc-ly-coiile.ilcd
verdict from tho San
rranclsrn Durdis, 41-35. and
Hollywood knocked over the Ire.
cold Salt Lako City Slmplot
Deserels, 40-32.
46 Northwestern
Skiers In Race
SEATTLE. Murch 22 (Pi
Course-setter Ken Syverson re
ported that the 40 entries from
ski clubs In Oregon, British Co-
luniuia and Washington compet
ing In the downhill run tomor
row at Stevens Pass will be run
off Sunday.
The slalom ovent of the Pa
cific Northwest Ski association
meet will ho run off Sunday.
Buster Campbell of Leaven
worth drew No. 1 in tho down
hill. Don Goodman of Sun "Val
ley and Bruco liorg of the Idaho
Ski club are also entered In the
run.
D0Jf5 IT
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Baseball Scores
By Th Aiioclatod Pun
York (N) 7.
Cincinnati (N) 8, Cleveland
(A) 3.
Boston (A) 8, Louisville (AA)
Detroit (A) 8, New York (A) 3.
.w!?1!,"1 (A "B" i New York
mi o, iu innings.
Colored
Players
Barred
nilJACKSONVILLE, Flu., Murch
, Jocklo Robinson and
John Wright, noro players for
Montreal In the International
league, will be prohibited from
participating In n exhibition
gume with Jersey City here Sun
day by a regulation of tho Jack
sonville playground and recrea
tion board.
George Robinson, executive
secretary for the board, said last
night that "rules, regulations
and policies of the Jacksonville
playground and recreation board
prohibit mixed contestants In.
ulliletlc events on thoir facili
ties." "Tills means," the bourrd sec
retary explained, "that white
and negro athletes can not play
together and would serve to bur
any negro player from the gume
here Sunday."
The city official said the Mon
treal club could bring Second
Baseman Robinson or any other
negro player it wished to Jack
sonville but thut no negro play
er would bo permitted to play.
Robinson and Wright the first
negroes signed by orgunlzcd
baseball, have been training
with the Royals In Florida and
huve participated In mixed
games in other cities In this
state.
SS0PCDQBTTS3
Martinelli, AI Szasz Win
Popular Tag Tiff Decision
Americans own or control 70
per cent of the world's refining
capucity.
There was evil afoot from the
time Tony Ross and Murtino
Angclo stepped into the armory
ring last night, but virtue tri
umphed as It properly should
and Angclo Murtlnolfl and Al
bzusz, a puir of wcet-smelllng
cherubs alongside tho other duo,
won the tug tussle, two falls opt
of three.
Martinelli and Al showed
classy teamwork in going over
Tony Ross lor the first fall. They
look turns working on the Salem'
Bad Boy but it was Szasz who
invoked a rarcly-uscd reverse
octopus for the tumble.
Martino Angclo, II Duce to the
crowd, revenged his partnership
on Szasz for the second fall by
picking Al up bodily and rush
ing him backwards into the rope
corners, then slammed him for
the count.
It took a good deal of work
to get Al back in condition for
further activity.
Martinelli and Szasz were out
for the kill when the fisticuffs
wore resumed. Martinelli slug
ged Angclo Into the aisle and
went out after him. Back in
the ring, Tony and Szasz came
in, and Referee Bob Koneston
wag tossed out, and a free-for-all
raged.
Finally Martino picked up
Martinelli to try his favored
rope trick but Keneston inter-
DiMag Has Clouted
10 Circuit Knocks
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.,
March 22 (!) Joe DIMagglo has
hit ten homers for the New York
Yankees so fur during the train
ing season. His latest came yes
terday against Detroit, a 380
footer over tho left field fence
at Lakeland. Charley Keller
struck out four straight times
in the gamo.
Steelhead Caught
In Grande Rondo
LA GRANDE, March 22 (IP)
Steelhead are arriving in grow
ing numbers In the Grande
Rondo, Wallowa, and Mlnam
rivers, successful anglers report
ed happily today.
The largest cntch this season
Is a 32-inch stoclhcnd weighing
8.5 pounds, caught by Edward
Markham in the Grande Ronde.
WHY SHIP?
Wo pay celling prices for any
MUSKRAT SKINS
Richards Fur Co.
129 So. 9th St.
Phone 6425 A. Lane
When in Medford
Stay at
HOTEL HOLLAND
Thoroughly Modern
Joe and Anne Earley
Proprtetori
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
. FOR RENT
You Drive-Long, Short Trips
Move Yourself Save H
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone 8304 1201 East Main
1453
Esplanade
New Method
Cleaners
O 3-Day Service
Call For and Delivery
Minor Repairs Free
Fur and Garment Storage
Fur Cleaning and Glazing
O. H. BUFFINGTON. Prop. Phone 4471
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NEWTORIStN
ceptcd the play and shoved the
contestants back in the center
of the mat, whereupon Martino
stumbled beneath his burden and
Murtinelli 'took the final fall
with a shoulder scissors and
press.
Just for good measure Mar
tino hung a beauty of a right on
Keneston's jaw as rebuttal for
assumed grievances and the fight
was over.
In the curtain-raiser Frankie
Clemons rendered Leo Morten
sen hors d' combat for one fall
and the evening with a neck
stretch.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By The Associated Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Bob
Montgomery, 137, Philadelphia,
knocked out Ernie Petrone,
138S, New Haven, 4. (Non-title.)
NEW YORK Ray "Sugar"
Robinson, 150, New York,
knocked out Freddie Flores, 162,
New York, 5.
Roosevelt
Cops Grade
School Meet
Roosevelt school's Roughrld-
ers cooDed the arado school play
off game on the KUHS gym floor
yesterday afternoon.
Ravmon Bell of the Roughrld'
ers accounted for 12 of his
team's points while Rod Davis
and Howard Stangcr scored six
each. For Riverside Neil Hicks
and Gary Heidrlch had six each.
The Riverside coach, Darrell
Potter, placed both his A and B
squads in second place in the
playoffs. Ed Attebury coached
tno Kougnridcrs.
Lineuns and scoring:
Roosevelt Pos. Riverside
DaviB (6) F Nltschelm
Bell (12) F (2) Johnson
Deets (2) C (6) Hicks
Cummings G ... (2) Bosworth
Stanger (6) ....G (6) Heldrich
Substitutions: Roosevelt
Jackstead, R,o n a 1 d Stanger
Crane and Almeter. forwards:
Jvlahan, center; Shearer and
stani, guards. Kiversiae
Brandsness, forward; Stewart,
center; Rembert and Kinmark,
guards.
Friday. March 22, 1946
HERALD AND NEWS EVEN
Mex Gomes Draw
Mucho Pesos
MEXICO CITY, March 22
(VP) Three of the four open
ing day games In the Mexican
Baseball league yesterday
drew 47,247 fans who paid
142,000 pesos (approximately
$28,400)." The largest crowd,
30,000 turned out here for tho
Vera Cruz-Mexico City game.
Danny Gardella of Vera Cruz
hit a homer and so did Luis
Olmo of Mexico City.
At Tampico 6941 turned out
while at Puebla 10,306 attend
ed. No figures were avail
able for the fourth game at
Torreon,
GUARANTEED
BOISE, Idaho, March 22 (IP)
Grounds of the Idaho state cap
itol will be "excavated" upon
the request of Joan Sawyer of
East Bridgewater, Mass., to the
University of Idaho extension
service.
Officials are going to send her
a spoonful of genuine Idaho soil
to denote the western state on a
dirt map. ,
MATT
A pocket knife
of some kind or
Another Is
neoeaisrv to
mftfi In tali coun
try at sn to
A logger.
Pocket
BALTIMORE Lee Q. Mur
ray, 207, South Norwalk, Conn.,
outpointed Perk Daniels, 20S,
New York, 10. Joe Green, 170,
Washington, outpointed Howard
Bennett, 168, Baltimore, 6.
AGAIN AVAILABLE!
ELECTRIC DRILLS
We Now Have a Good Stock
of the
Vz Inch Heavy Duty U-44
and the U" Thor Drills.
KLAMATH MACHINE & LOCOMOTIVE
MILL SUPPLY DEPT.
Spring and Elm ,
Phone 5141
-HIBBS-
Clothing Co.
New Location
will be
Former K. Sugorman
Store
537 Main
MONDAY
Knives
"Christy" All Metal
$1.00
Gits' Plastic ..
Scout Knives .
3 blades.
Scout Knives .
4 blades.
. 50
1.9S
2.50
Hand-Made Hunting
Knives
Cut from 7.50. Now
4.95
M AaU
Matt Finnigan's
Sporting Goods
817 Main St.
BROADCLOTH
SHORTS
65c to $50
Whites and
Fancy
Patterns.
Oregon Woolen Store
800 Main
Here's good news for every ear-owner fat town I
We've just been appointed an approved USCAP
Headquarters! USCAP is the engineered method
of recapping developed by United States Rubber
Company. Drive in! Let tu USCAP your Urea
now! Be protected these three way it
EXPERIENCED TIRE REBU1DERS-
specially instructed in factory
developed methods. '
TOP QUALITY MATERIALS look'
for the USCAP trade-mark that
is clearly marked on the recap
stock and on the finished tread.
MODERN PROCESSING-designed
to produce quality recaps and
repairs from USCAP materials;
c
TRUCKERS! We have a complete stock of new truck
tires sizes 6:50x20 to 12:00x24. Get them now while
available . . . don't wait till later in the spring when they
will be scarce again!
TED JACK
SHOOP and SCHULZE
BLACK and WWII T
SUPER SERVICE
Main and Spring
Phone 7741
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