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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1946)
Referee Brooks Up Keneston-Ross Bare-Fist Slugging Jvi LAW Pasquel Says Rickey Turning Loose Dough Pelicans Rock Dorris, 25-1 The KUliS I'clli-an (il thc-lr Tony Boil' head it bloody but unbowed and there it still tight in the Salem mauler as I w.ii Hon trios to prevent mm nam any more mixing wiin bod nenotion. The Blir Wj. - ih loll. It both bloody and bowed, but not turning down any moit light- litl, bov, will ilug out their difference! with eight-ounce glovot at tha armory ino. Tnt two i Thurtday nlgi't- eyos Drop .2 Battle ith Seals By The Associated Pr.st Sn.li CinwiU'V S CiPIM n i . n,l,.u,i Cull uwl llllliTl :m v "- - . ... A. g.-i, who rivniru n ttlic curly pnci-niiiktiiK. vli'wnl I Pacific CW li-uKUi- pror.Til 5 ,..a,. Iniin the liutliiin "I f first division. hf Moll) wiiuii " - over St-attlf. Tw-vluy ovit- ... ,.... I L...I Aiiur . . . C.ii I ll.l'fl ft, lost io ; E ra J to t l'i iHT iMiirtlu s Sim flwrnl urp-scawn 7 '. (. .ll,.- ,t,..r..t.. ct tor iiic bed o the tI ""' ,'-'"ntl I !l0" I .. jn rrsncisros wn. jkul thfir prrcoclmis poiiiiiuit i. mi In a 3-2 win over tlm Ciland Bruvcrs for the ninth fiory In 11 starts, and the Onk j I club rcmnliiod rWwi; brlilnd i Charlie Ciassawny's fmir-hlt Ihirn to subdue Sarrainrnlo, ill I. :j':ichtr Cll Knowlm of the a:rrs won hi own kuiiic ira a I'hinnini double which Bn-dFrcd Lsnifrro for thp vie- margin. The Anuria scored it in thp opcninK frnmr nnil until San Dii'iio lii'd the :t In the elfihlh on shinies by k Angle and Deb Gnrmt, nnd icnfico. fit San Francisco Cliff Melton, K.'icr New York Ciinnt, won his liwl straiiiht itnnie with the f.'lil of pinclihitter Hones im' lonj fly to center In the jt-.th inninst to score Hny Per- The Seals' good fielding pro. -i three double plnys. mill 4 : Baseman Kerrls Kiiin nut put on fli'ldinic show but rich of four times nt but. British Heavy on )! ii i i in i t .K- , - f fSifJJa mr TIGHTS LAST NIGHT By Tht Atsociattd Press KANSAS CITY-Willie Joyce. Oary. Ind.. knnekerl nut jiy Garcia, 130, Puerlo Hieo. UFFALO. N. Y Phil M.i. Pi HI. Buffalo, outpointed Maxim, 1801. Cleveland. EW YORK Irish Mi,.L. It, 157, Cleveland, knocked urnry Moore, 15H. ll.-mts- 1. N. Y oil I KW ' YORK-Norman R,ln. nmany, N. Y outpointed c La Salvn Llrll m..i ;in, N. Y.. (8). mv VOHK-Navo Ksimrzii Mexico. OUtnnllile,! PI,, I 142. Vniiemiver n War Veteran Freddie Mills, former British heavyweight champ, looks toughor than ever as he returns to the gym to train for a prospective battle with Gut Lesnevich, world light-heavy champ. Second No-Hitter Flung By Schoolboy IIARRISJ1UHG. Pn.. April 10 (I,C:imrlle Aubriindt. a 17-yeur-old William Penn hlh school H'.jdent. totlny wns hailed in Pennsylvnnln scliolnstlc sports circles for hurlinu his second no hit, no-run (iniiic. The youthful sensation, In four Knmes this season, has al lowed no runs in 2U InnlnKs pllelied. Mo hns allowed a total of three hits: walked three, and strurk out 87 of 88 men he hns faced. MKXICO CITY, April 10 (AP) Mexican leuifue president JorKe i'urquel, who cllilins III- Is Irrf iiiK S. bull pliiyem from the boniliiKe of "starvation aaluries," suys the Ilrooklyn Dodders promlKed Ciiteher Mickey Owen ilenty or pesim to lure him buck nto oi'Kiiiilzed biiKelmll. Ilrooklyn president Jlruncli Itlekey "promised Owen u tun tract for three years lit $20,(1110 niiiiiially plus all expenses unci taxes," Pusipiel declared ill u sUiteuieiil lute lust nixlil. "It is curious to note that my brother Alfonso was present in the telephone conversation thut Owen hud with Senor Hit-key Ursal Snapp Decisioned In AAU Bout ItOSTO.V, April 10 (A't Denny Qulnn, u 120 pound Multnornuh Athletic club fighter, was tlie only Oregon lad in the AAU boxing nutionnls' semi-finals to day after winning a ,iplil de cision over a Philadelphia entry. Quinn won 2 to 1 by taklnx the final round of a bout witli Wllliird Cllliird, negro boy. The two boys were bleeding as they stood toe to toe in their quarter final and slugged through to the decision. The oilier Oregoniun to appear last night. Lawrence Parker of Monduy night," be said, adding, Never before would it have occurred to this senor to pay bis player what they Justly are worth." Last week, when Owen first announced thai he was going to play in PiiK(uel s loop, he sulci thul, he hud agreed to a five year contract for un undisclosed sulury plus u $12,!00 cash bonus lor signing the document, ine Dodgers were believed to have paid the backstop between $12. Mill and $15,000 a year before he entered the navy in 104.V The dapper czar of the Mex ican league reiteruted that he will sue Owen, whom he said signed u contract in St. Louis to pluy here for five years, and Vernon Stephens, tlm hard-hitting St. Louis Browns shortstop who departed Mexico suddenly ufter pluying two games. Pasquel suid lie was deeply hurt over Stephens' bolt. The inlielder was a guest at the mil lioi aire's palatial home and the Mexican suid that Stephens "never before in his life had lived as he lived in Mexico during the days thut he was here." Giants Aren't Buying Owen NEW YOHK, April 10 (AP) Owner Horace Stonehum of the New York Giants says he Isn't Interested in the "for sale" sign thut Brooklyn nung on Senor Mickey Owen but be is scour ing the inujors for more pitch ing, a right hunil hitting out fielder und a utility irifieldcr. "We have the best catcher In baseball," suid Stonehum, who j bought walker Cooper from the St. Louis Cardinals for $175,000 (luring the winter. "Despite all thut talk about our trying to imAI,U NEWS. Kl.in.ll. I .III. On. WMINf.SIIAY. April l. Il, P. Nlaa buy Owen ut Columbus, we I never were Interested." mjjjmjmmvr"'t:K:jr:t:!:mwntjtMMmimmmtttmttrtJ FEHLEN'S MEATS and STORAGE LOCKERS GROCERIES Mear Cutting and Curing for Lockers No Meat Shortage Here Hunting and Fishing Licenses ,,. .,h OPEN SUNDAYS iujnmmutttuuunntamt:::nmtmunttum!i baseball season off to a flying 1 ijtiianon, I : pounds, was start yesterday afternoon bv ! knocked out in the first round ny a barrage in rights' ana lefts walloping uorris high in a prac tice tilt, 25-1. on Del Morn field. It was a field day for Pelican batsmen and the mightiest blow of the game was Charles lleil bioiiner's triple with the bases loaded. Coach Kd Kynii used virtually every player on bis rosier, substituting at will, to determine his diamond strength. The Pelican regular season opens Friday afternoon with the Crizlic at Ashland, ltynn plans to start Joe Carroll, righthander. on the mound. Carroll pitched 1 for Salem of the no. name league j him year hiki wits a spiirxpiug In winning the league title for Salem. John West Low In Reames Meet for from Hob Foxworlh, Chicago. In the same weight class, L'rsal Sniipp, Indianapolis entry who formerly lived lit Merrill, Ore., was outpointed by Ken Harris, Philadelphia. Powell Kayoes Ogg In Fourth SKATTLE. April 10 (AP) With a belting right to the button. Eddie Powell of Seattle. 179. scored a clean knockout in the fourth round of a sched uled 10-round bout last night with Frnnkie Ogg of Los An geles. Ogg weighed 175. Ogg had rallied strongly after losing the first two rounds, and was gaining when Powell dropped him. Pro Football Game Slated For Portland PORTLAND, Ore., April 10 (7Pi The Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Rockets pro gridiron clubs of the All-America league will open here at Multnomah stadium in an August 16 game, Dodgers Club Owner Bill Cox reported today. Cox reported at San Francisco, where the game was arranged yesterday, that the previously scheduled Dodger vs. New York Yankees game set for August 2'.i here would be played instead at rion.aga stadium at Spokane on that date. John West was medalist the first round of the Reames Country club spring golf tour ney, coming in two-up over Carl Woods. Harry Panning, finish ing fuur-up over Hob Sprout, wus second low und Jim Kerns and Woods tied for third. Kerns ended five-up on Dick Miller. The scores are medal on lb holes of play. First prize in the blind bogey went to Jack Webber. S. H. Snell mid Jack Franklin; second prize to Clair Luce and third to Laurence Shaw and Dr. CJcorgo Merryman Jr. The HOOK team is thrcc-up on Hie SLICE team but expect the final IB holes next Sunday to be different. 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