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Newspaper Page Text5 jXOP-WHANOLER" rsA'lBot a h.nk.rln; 1". what c" " Jmnlr pnro time ao I spruced It 'l Eiy boot, and put Mlckum on my held and lit in! .1. timt nliice wuz a wei .' f 'cow-uokPg and cow- rri....,Vhi.d 'round tho food ll'1. 7 wntcrln' trouilh . . . ono K rhido clothes wuz'Mlldcrd Ed Ouy barton, Ann and Jim K Bicky. Helen and Chuck kilo '"i;.! j ni rhnnn. nil kj,rV. Horn w , ' , ff 'cm (fnnwln' on sum atoaka. c' J Sotlti Water and hl missus .Bi n Linln'. 'round the W '5, .... ...hiln Union Moss KVto bo lookln' under tubles Unea to i bu . , Wnllv. Mornothw.plllto.ddto tho f'j r.i,iii.k SmMh arc BKUllopln' ma ,i,.n thin Knrlnu P''.' U 1.1. Till iho home ind no npU ,.icn ",v-":--r"....i.i. t unfit WMCn Oil Ut ft r,uwvu ' i.Lnnd tho rail and rider Bom" j -.- . .... W P.5L "T.V.l.fIot to null Li rip cord when hp balled out! I'1C:1 .. nli In nut nt ?U "l .hnw-rt he id plenty or Intestinal fortitude S Ui i "ipltal G for It t'wuzn t Jlrty minutes 'till he rode Wl0"0.-...,. . 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Three Watches To Time Ann OAKLAND, Calif., March 10 Ann Curtis. 20-year-old San Francisco water iprlnter who Inst night was clocked unofficially at 59.7 ucontls for 100 yards, Is out for new records tonight with inougli official timers on hand, Her time last night tied the record set by R. Hvoger of Denmark In 1930 at Aarhus, Denmnrk, but there were only two stop watches on hand to tick off the seconds. The AAU requires timing by three witches for official marks. Tonight In tho metropolitan Oik In ml swimming champion hips Miss Curtis will try to break her 220-yard free style mark of 2:27.6 and will attack other records. She holds Just two dozen American records. Ferrier Holds Charlotte Lead CHARLOTTE, N. C. March SO M') The $7600 Charlotto Open golf tournament has reached the 36-holo mark with big Jim Ferrier holding a three rtrokc lead. Yesterday, Ferrier, a former Australian, unloaded a 68 on tho Mi of an opening 66 for a 134 total and a three-stroke edgo over Lawson Little of Monterey. Calif. Little started the round lied with Ferrier for the lead, but fell off to 71 when several Putts refused to drop. He was a stroke ahead of four Jthcr challengers, Stewart 'Skip" Alexander of Durham, n. C, Pete Cooper of Gaines v lo, Fla., Vic Ghezzl of Knox vlllc, Tenn., and Tony Pcnna of Cincinnati, O. Another stroke away as the fold moved into tho last two "hole dnys were Sam Snead of not Springs, Va., and Ed Porky Oliver of Taunton, Uui. : FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By The Associated Press NEW YORK Rocky Grazl no, 132, New York, knocked Wt Marty Servo, 144J, Schcnec Wv, N. Y. (2) (non-title). Mex Dough Lures Star Shortstop NUEVA LAREDO, Mexico, March 30 (A') The Pnsquol brothers, dominating powers of Mexico's baseball lungue who mve oeen nourishing huge bankrolls ul major leugue stars to entice them to play with the south of tho border loop, have lured Shortstop Vernon (Junior) Stephens from the St. Louis nrnwna. The 20-year-old Inflclder, who hud boon carrvinu nn stubborn holdout siege agulnst tho snlury terms offered by tho jjiu wines, mini enny loony on his arrival hero with Alfrmu,, Pasquel that ho would play wllh tho Vera Cruz Blues, one of scvcrul teams owned by the brothers; Pnsciuol, one of five brothers wno made a fortune in the ex port trade nnd who are nltemnt ing to cstubllsh baseball in n big way in Mexico, met Steph ens by agreement at San An tonio, Tex., and they flew here loKPincr. They said they had talked things over on the wnv and while noithcr would discuss contractu or terms It was be lieved that tho American lea gue's homo run klim of lust year had been offered at lenBt the $17,500 he had been asking from tho Drowns. Stephens said ho had been offered $13,000 by the Browns. Stephens and Pasquel re mained overnight ul the luttcr's homo and are scheduled to hop a plane for Mexico City this afternoon where the finul de tails of the deal muy be worked out Willi brotner Jorge Pasquel president of the Mexican loon Luke Sewcll, manager of the St. Louis Browns who are In Phoenix, Ariz., for on exhibi tion game, said he didn't "know anything about" Steph ens' statement and added ho had no comment. ' Spring Golf Tourney At Realties Set First-round nlny of the spring handicap golf tourney will be filaycd on Reamcs Country club Inks Sunday, April 7, and the second round of the 36-holo match play event will be held the following Sundny. Approximately 110 members of the club arc expected to com pete in tho tourney which will be run on Inst year's handicaps. Scores turned in will be used as base for new handicaps. The entries will be divided Into two teams and paired for match play, teeing off In four somes. Ed Hickman and Law rence Clocksln nre heading the two teams. Pairings and starting times are now being worked out and will be announced enrly next week. Reamcs golfers are planning a tourney cither here or In nearby towns for every Sunday until October. The course Is now In good shape and receiving steady play on warmer days. Anderson Named Medford Coach MEDFORD, March 30 (!') Henry (Hank) Anderson, former Baker basketball coach, will be come head basketball coach at Medford high. City School Su perintendent E. H. Hedrick an nounced today. Anderson replaces Al Simp son. Anderson, a former Univer sity of Oregon hoop star, served as physical education director and Instructor with the army air corps during the war. 90 Skiers Enter Stevens Pass Run SEATTLE, March 30 (P) The Pacific Northwest Ski associa tion's class B downhill and sla lom races tomorrow at Stevens Pass had an entry list of 55 men and 35 women today. The downhill Is scheduled for 10 a. m. and the slalom for 2 p. m. Al Granston, PNSA president, will referee and Roy Weckworth of Wcnatchce will be head start- StPCDCBTO ss I n l oior ocneme Coming Into Trout Life WASHINGTON, March 30 (IP) Hatchery-reared brook and brown trout are being made more colorful so anglers can't tell them from wild trout. The trick is a little pep per in their diet. By using 2 per cent paprika in the food, the fish and wild life service reported today, the fins become colored and spots characteristic of wild fish ap pear. "Larger quantities of papri ka produced brilliant colora tion of the entire body," the service said in a statement, adding the trout retained this color for six weeks to two months after it developed. The taste of the fish is not alfected. The service has decided to try the paprika diet in federal hatcheries during the coming season, and in some of the state hatcheries. - No method of coloring hatchery rainbow trout has yet been found. West Chosen In All-Star Hoop Game NEW YORK, March 30 (IP) With Bob (Foothills) Kurland and Don (Dreadnaught) Otten two of the tallest cagers in the country on its roster, the west assumed the favorite's role against the east in tonight's all star contest which closes out the basketball season at Madison Square Garden. Another turnout of more than 18,000 is fairly certain to be on hand to witness the parade of hoop stars for the benefit of the Herald Tribune fresh air fund. The preliminary game of the doubleheader brings together two championship high school units, Cliffside Park, group three titleholder of New Jersey, and Southern high school of Bal timore, the class A Maryland state champion. While neither coach, Ohio State's Harold Olsen of the west nor St. John's Joe LaDchick of the east, had decided as late as this morning on a starting line up, it was believed that Kurland would open at center for the west. Grade School B Champions IWWWBOBF... WWW" a4 Vmtf &a mm, iwiw - I'T'i i'r ,i ii "Mil iiihiiiiiii- ii mm Theie youngsters, students of Fremont school, brought home tho city grade school B basketball championship. Left to right, first row David Almeter, Roddie Davis and Rusiell Shearer) rniddlo row Don Crane, Hon Stanger, Billy Jackstead and Eddie Mahant back row Howard Stanger, Duane Cummlngs, John Stohl, Ramon Bell and Merle Deets. (Bud's Photo), Oaks And Solons Starting Baseball Season From Top By The Aiiociated Preis The Oakland Oaks and Sacra mento Solons shared the in augural lead in the Pacific Coast league today, but they were alone at the top of the first 1946 stand ings only because two opening games were washed out. Sacramento took a bow before home fans with a 2-1 victory over Los Angeles on Alex Kam pouris' two-run homer in the second inning, and the Oaks in a night opener collected a 3-1 win over Pepper Martin's Padres at San Diego. The same clubs ploy today, while the Seattle Ralnicrs and the Seals at San Francisco and tho Portland Bcavcra and the Stars at Hollywood, rained out yesterday, try again with hopes for better weather. It will be a night game at Hollywood. A storm off the west coast, however, brought predictions of rain for most of California. Guy Fletcher. Solon right hander, started the soason right, allowing Los Angeles only three hits in the Sncramento game, which was called In the sixth inning on account of rain and darkness. Steve Mesner in the second frame worked Don Os born, the losing pitcher, for a walk to set up Kampouris- vic tory slam, which bucked a wind hut sniliri over the rleht field fence 326 feet away. The Solons got four hits off Osborn. When In Medford Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietor. . TQIJAUTyi .' IWSraTAO Of A 1 .: mJJ B lN SHOOP ond SCHULZE fffv ' ' Black White (M fi J Super Service fj Td Sheop Main at Sprlnjj Phone 7741 Jack gchuiz9 Hal Chapman Signs With St. Martin's OLYMPIA, March 30 (P) Hal H. Chapman, Oregon College nf Education graduate with a long coaching record in Oregon nrin circles, has been signed as athletic director at St. Martin's college, the Rt. Rv. Raphael Hnlrier. nfesidont. said yesterday. Frank Srscn. Tacoma, and r.pnrffc Feenev. Eau Claire, Wis nlsn have been signed to the athletic staff, rhnnman has couched at Ore- con's Woodburn, Hill Military nnH flnrvallis hleh. He entered the navy in 1941 and will finish a year at uetnei twasnj mgn in June. Driver Killed In Auto Crash PORTLAND, March 30 (IP) Gustave Albert Kost, 43, was killed today in an automobile collision which seriously injured his wife and the driver of the other car. Mr. and Mrs. Kost were both hurled from their car by the impact. The other driver, Glen Shares, suffered a broken shoul der and lacerations. Oakland rapped out 11 safeties from Al Olsen s offerings, open ing tne attack in the first in ning. Mickey Burnett sot an infield hit and advanced for Les Scarsella to brine him home on a single over first base. Bill Hart's single sent Scarsella to third and Mel Duezabou's safety brought him in. Tho Padres scored in the fifth on Jack Angle s triple, which bounced off the wall, and Dick Gysolman's hot grounder. Scar sella scored for the' Oaks again in the seventh, rapping out a high fly and sprinting home while the Padres were deciding who would handle It. KahutGets Knock-Out In Second PORTLAND, Ore.", March 30 (IP) Woodburn, Ore., light heavyweight, Joe Kahut, 1794, scored a two-round knockout over Buddy Millard, 176, in a 10-round main event of a box ing card here' last night. The clincher Was a lightning left hook to the stomach that spilled Millard flat on his back. He was dragged to his corner after the count ended. Duane Hoag, 129, Portland, took a ten found decision from Burt White, 128, Los Angeles, in the semi-wlndup. It was a fast slugging match throughout but Hoag won by a comfortable margin. Johnny Archuleto, 128, Port land, knocked out Jimmy Ogden, 128, Portland, in the second round of a four round special event. In other bouts LeRoy Durst, 152, Longview, knocked out Don Kenny, 153, Butte, in the sixth and last round, and Ray Haw wins. 11)8. Portland, kavoed Jim Dixon, 188, Tulsa, Okla., in the third round of a six-rounaer. Mighty Atom Keith Nuttall, amateur fly weight Golden Gloves cham pion, U being hailed by ex pert, as a coming world beater. The 18-year-old high school youngster i one of six children of Morris Nuttall. onetime professional boxer. . By SID FEDER NEW YORK. March 30 (IP) There was no doubt along Bash Douievard today that Rockabye Rocky Graziano, having caved the roof in on welterweight champion Marty Servo, has out grown all his old catchers among the 147-pounders and is ready to start pitching for keeps in the middleweight bracket where he belongs. And since no Bash bnulevar- dier is any quicker on the pick up about such things than Pro moter Mike Jacobs, an old picker-up from 'way back, the talk around and about today was that . Rockabye Rocky would next be seen throwing his high nara one at Tony zaie's middle weight cnampionship in some new York ball Dark in Julv. Tony already is signed for that title defense, and if he needed any special convincing about how to smother his steak with mushrooms, the record $173,163 umppea in Dy last nignt s SKU jviaaison square Garden crowd to see Rocky , make the birdies sing for baby-faced Marty in 4 Baseball Scores By The Associated Press Boston (N) 13, Cincinnati (N) 8. Chicago (N) 5, St. Louis (A) 4. Boston (A) 3, St. Louis (N). 2. Cleveland (A) 18, Detroit (A) Philadelphia (A) 11, Louisville (AA) 6. Chicago (A) 6, Pittsburgh (N) 3. Philadelphia (N) 3, Baltimore (IL) 0. In the era of Henry VIII the leather soles were made so wide at the toe that the imprint looked like the mark of a shovel, Keno Players Earn Letters KENO Seven Keno athlete players were cited to Teceive basketball letters for this sea son's play. The awards are to be made to Bob JJenmson. Udis Elder, Delmer Lepley, Louie Maeallanes. Arlen Moor, Rich ard Osborne and Eddie Zarosin. ski. Members of the Keno junior high cage squad were honored with a basketball banquet at the school last week with members of the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades and their instruc tors, Harvey Denham and Mrs. Velma Tennery. present. Dolores Heiderer, student body president, presented Mrs, Walter Layton with a token of the students' appreciation for preparing the banquet. BOSTON Jake Lamotta. 163 New York, outpointed - Mark (Kid, Chicken) Lockman, .159 Pittsburgh (10). ... HULL, England British heavyweight champion Bruce Woodcock, 191, stopped George James, 195 (3). TRUCKS AND PICKUPS FOR RENT You Drive-Long. Short Trips Move Yourself Save M . STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main For Commercial , Refrigeration SALES and SERVICE See Karl Urquhart Refrigeration Equipment Coi 811 Klamath Phone 6455 HEBALD J NSWS, Klamath Flll, Ore. SATURDAY, March 80, Kit, rata t Graziano Outgrows All 147-Pound Bracket minutes and 52 seconds of swat ting should be the clincher. Jt course. ' that doesn't take into consideration the ballot stuffed in the box by Sugar Ray Robinson, the uncrowned king of the welters, who saw Rock abye Rocky, sporting a 71-pound weignt pun, put Marty to sleep in the hottest betting and biggest money match in ring History among two little men. Ray stenDed rient nn In meet. ing, after the 19.088 customers finished the usual cheering and cnowaer demonstration for lira zlano, to say he's willing to show up against Kocky a week after his scheduled welterweight title tussle with Servo May 24, and what's more, Rocky can wear a norseshoe in each glove. THE CLUB BLY, ORE. Bar Dancing Bowling "Come in as you are." LEWIS WITTER. Prop. Beavers Will Be Relocated PORTLAND. March 30 IJP Oregon beaver are going to be relocated wis summer. The state game commission announced today it would move beavers from areas, where they are causing damage, releasing them in other sections. At least eight field men will do the work. A large portion of beaver pelt sale funds will be used on the work. The fourth nelt sale. held this week, netted $24,338.75. ine commission reported that beaver are so thick in certain places that traDbing is necessary. but not well enough" distributed to warrant a general open sea son. JHal New Location T. CLOTHING CO. 6th and Main Now At Former Sugarman Store Saturday March 30 MUM Dancing 10 till 2 Music by Pappy Gordon's "Oregon Hill Billies" Coming April 4th CARLOS MOLINA and his "Americans" WHY SHIP? We pay ceiling prices for any MUSKRAT SKINS Richard. Fur Co. 129 So. 9th St. Phone 6425 A. Lane PILES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN NO HOSPITALIZATION No Lost of Time Permanent Reaaltal DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlropraetle Phralolan Itl No. 1th Eaqolre Theatre BU Sportsmen!! For Your Convenience We Will Be Open Sundays Qet Your Oregon License Here. Fishing - Tackle Ga. Lunch Gooda. Mable and Charles Huskinson Sign ef Signal Ga. Keno. Oregon SATURDAY NIGHT ARMORY r's Band : "Ju.t Good Dance Music" Adm. 60c per Person Poncing 9 'til 1 Bald PATTERSON and SON Paint & Wallpaper Store - In Klamath Since 1918 Complete Line of MILLER'S and SCHORN PAINTS Let U Solve Your Paint Problem. Interior and Exterior Decorating Sign Painting - Floor Sanding Paper Hanging a Specialty 1229 'East Main Phone 3324 i-A-N-C-l-N-' 9 P. M. TO 1 A. M. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCELAND 515 Klamath Ave. "Music A. You Like It" by THE DANCEMASTERS SPONSORED BY POST 1383. V.F.W. mmmm "Announcement to CAR OWNERS I have taken over operation of the service department of Fanning's Richfield Service 1102 East Main St. Phone 6452 I will welcome old friends and new ones. Lionel "Hank" Hankin. For complete, expert MOTOR TUNING (With Sun Tuning Equipment) ELECTRICAL and MINOR REPAIRS , Call 6452.' I will pickup and deliver.. "HANK" HANKINS i MINI Metcta available now I BOYS! front Hollywood to ysul - w ii AULU yassm Ul. 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