Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 20, 1946, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextI Pels Take Third In Relay Meet Modford Tornodo Wlni Firit, Edging Gront; Lost Evont Boots Locali KUGKNE, April 20 (II A tiMl-inliiiilo win In tin' mic-nille t r lliy uuvti Mi'ddird IllKll the dims A c lin m 1 1 I ' l nil 1 1 In the 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iiiiiiiinl IIiivwiikI ri'luyn ycnti-riliiy third time Mcilfcud liii wnii tli liiiMur. Mi'dfni'd Hcuird llll I ll) ikIkc mil Cii'iinl n( riirtliiiKl, which Hindu :ill point. Kluimitli Klills, riidliiii thud with 27, led until tlu hint event, hut IIitIj lliirker Jf II on lhi Unit hi). Mi'ddird mid (jrwil thi'ii (iiiiijhl ll nut for tlio lllli', with I.luyd C'urr hciillnu Dun Sliiinm mi I lie iim liiir iip. (inint set H new irciird ill 44. A In tlu 4 1 0-y u rd ridiiy, mid lii'iiruc HiiMiiuniiMi of lli'iul hi'ttcrrd tin' pule vnull murk with tin Il-fiiot I It-iiK'h h-iip. TIik old 44(1 murk n( 44 11 ii I ii i hnd bi-rn sc-t by (irniil; KimimiiiW'M unci Arl lliikke of Ji'idTMiin hud romhlni'd to srl tin- fnniii'r imiIii vmill record of II ii-i-l II Inches In 1 1144. illlUhoro inudi- I In' shuttle ro iduy In Mill seviiwl to tli- the 1 114.1 n-nird m-l hy Jefferson, ("Ins II mid C schools lira com pi'tlnu tudny. Yeslenluv'a ti-iim scores: lli-nd 22!,. Sprlncrii-ld 14 1 '3, llenson of I'orlliind 11 13, llllls horo H. Omul Pirns nnd Hose hum 7, Mllwmikli- (11. Knh-m 5i, Jefferson 3. Krnnklln 2. WuhIiIiiK ton 1 (I. ml three nil Portland). IVIIeiin rcmill: Shultli- rclny third; hrond Jump first; hiuh Jump first; poh- vuult fourth; shot Pill fourth; IlllOynrcl n-hiy fourth; discus first. Track Stars Gather For Kansas Meet LAWUKNCK, Kns., April 20 iV) The 2InI ruiinlnK of thr Kunsiis rehiys todny snw more tliiui linn truck nnd field slurs Ifiilherrd here representing schoola from Memphis. Tenn., to Jlonolulu In a revival of the clm mc nfti-r n three-year Intermis sion duriiiK the war. Thin year the Knnsns meet I 'mliiui one of It pre-war events the dernthlon hut s uaual ha ntlriicled sufficient talent to put It In rlua with the nation' otiUtandinu track nnd field nf fain. SEATTLE. April 20 (ll The renewed runninu of the Silver Skis tourney on Mount Italnler toihiy ha.i nttrai'ted 23 tiki slurs, with Paul Gilbrealh of Seattle and Georite MacomlH-r of Attn, Utah, etalllhfd its favorites. The tricky anil difficult course dropi 41)0(1 feet its 3. IS mile tin. Prepare Now for Summer! We have AIR CONDITIONERS and all the necessary material ready for IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION! Estimates Gladly Phone 7708 Ball & Porter Phone 7708 801 Spring A Fence to Meet Every Need Made from solected 48 In. lull siio wood slats, evenly spacod and woven between S cablos of heavy wire. Colors, red or green. It's easily, quickly and per manently erected. Long last. Ing and makes a good ap pearance. It's Inexpensive, too. Available in any quantity. Suburban Lbr. Co. 4784 So. 6th Phone 7709 a Limited SuppW 1 Segar 1 Commercial I Refrigerator I 20 x 30 cu. ft- irsjwsa 1 HURrV1 1 tyiom tlx s 4 Oltlt AL By "TOP-WRANGLER" Howdy folka: Mra. Lurrulim JoIiiiboii luk In the llvcatoi'k snlu ut Sucruuif uto where aha bouitht herself Dluu rlhbon ram. Heckon hIio didn't have a l'LIC permit 'cauaii she hiiiih'd the rl.u Job home In the hack aeat of her car do luxel llelh Chnao nnd Helen Perry have nucketl their sutlillo-huus and reined for San Francisco . . . Ihu acuttli-hutt la they're heuded fr-r the Murk llopklna akyrooin to watch the racea ut Hay Mend owa thru' field iflassea. Gladys null Pat HoKue uru acuttlu' buck und too iilttln' ready to take in the rncu end of thu Hed Bluff rodeo. I Jlat dunno how to keep up wllh the Koln'a on. The I'osso la a nlvln' breiikfaat ride aoon, the Saddle club throwhi' a barn dance, both grnupa drlllin' to be ready to no off to Portland fcr the fvatlvnl In Juno. Loa' Sunday more people on bonnes an' inlKhty at-rloua In Kiltin' whipped Into ahuc fer cumin' evenla. Oh yeah, thcre'a the "Keep OrcKon (ireen" pu rade comln' up un' pinna are to make tills better turn-out than hi years paal. Kd Crawford done Clrl Scout deed when he ordered the fair ground slick up. Harvey Perry la mlndln' all llin rldln' atock which keeps him plenty busy on the hickory end of a fork leavln' Al Jonea to handle the ifrounds in Kln'ral. Seems Cecil Mutt (live a one man rodeo when the Slmma boy Kot a re-rlde on a colt he stayed with the second time up, Claude lllbhert nnd his wife Mamie, who's no blKKcr than a pluu of terbucky, fried a flock of hum huri(ers fur the horsey set 'lother nile. Maxlnc and Pete Culc Joined the party a spec lute due to a flut tire which didn't spoil their appetite none. Oliver Pitts hnd a hlifh fulutln' buy colt In his trailer that moat cowboys Klvc their eye teeth fer to rope off of. I went out to the livestock sule Ins' Wednesday, i chinned with Dob Rhodes an' Waller Keelc. Kound out thar will be a bin boss sale May 5, "and everybody la Invited out. 1 Jlat Kit noatalxia every time 1 lilt near them cows so full of moo s and bosses whin nyln' to each other. Gotta git fer It's tlnve to turn in. 'Byo now, 8 STRAIGHT BIRDIES LONG UEACH, Calif.. April 20 UV ElKht straluht birdies Have Dale Andrcasun, Los An Keles pro, a first-round total of 28 yesterday and paved the way for a 63 over the Lakcwood golf course, equalling the course rec ord. Par is 71. Classified Ads Bring Results LAWN MOWERS Have MOTSIE'S Sharpen and repair yours ond let us check or overhaul your outboard for fishing season. 1945 So. 6th St. Phone 4366 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE MARK SMITH & CO. US E. Main PATTERSON and SON Paint & Wallpaper Store In Klamath Since 1918 Complete Line of MILLER'S and SCHORN PAINTS Let Us Solve Your Paint Problems ' , Interior and Exterior Decorating Sign Painting - Floor Sanding Paper Hanging a Specialty 1229 East Main Phone 3324 i-fl-N-C-I-IM 9 P. M. TO 1 A. M. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCELAND 515 Klamath Ave. "Muslo At You Like It" by THE DANCEMASTERS SPONSORED BY POST 1383. V.F.W. OtPCDOBTPO Touted Solon Rips Loose Around Seams By JOE REICHLER Associated Praia Sporta Wrllar WaahliiKton'a vaunted pitching stuff which kept the 11145 sena tors III tint pi'iiuunl race until the final day und which win ex pected to bo the tennis most po tent weapon this year, hua turned out to be one of the blggeat eiirly-seuson disappointment of tlui current campaign. llecause of the return from I military service of such former atandoutg us Sid Hudson, Wulter Musteraon und Hue Scarborough to uld holdovers Roger Wolff, a 20-gnine winner lust year, Dutch Leonard, who won 17 games, Mickey Ilaefner and Marino Plercttl, 1(1 and 14 game win ners, respectively, the capital city hurling corps was rated even stronger this year than last, lint It not only bus fulled to pro duce a winning pitcher In euch of the team's four gumcs pluyed to dnte, ll hnsn't even one com pleto game to Its credit. Wolff and Scarborough have managed to slugger through seven rounds, but Masterson and lliiefner, the other two starters, each has failed to lust more than two frumcs. In all, Manager Os sle Illuegc has been forced to cull upon 14 assorted tosscrs, who in four games huvc been alugged for 4(1 hlta, 20 of them for extra buses, und huvc given up 25 walks, an average of more than six per game. Yesterday's game against the New York Yankees, the duy's only scheduled contest, was a perfect example. Willi a crowd of 54.82(1 fans looking on in the refurbished Yankee Stadium, LISTEN!! to the Westinghouse Program Mon. thru Frl. 10:15 - 10:30 a. m. KFLW 1450 K.C. The Most for the Ltatt That's Westlnohouie. Your Westinghouse Dealer Hotter Furniture 8th and Klamath Phone 5370 Mound Staff five Washington hurlers helped the Bronx Homhers rnuke a suc cessful home debut by Issuing five pusses, hitting two butsrnen, mnklng a wild pitch and yield ing a dozen safe blows good for 18 total buses. Net result whs a Yankee vic tory by a 7-0 margin, the New Yorkers' winning run coming in the last half of the ninth inning when Johnny Llndell scored Tommy llenrich with a long fly ball after Joe IJiMuggio had tied the score with a run-scoring double. Boxing Ducats On Sale At Finnigan's Malt Flnnignn's sports store has been given the exclusive agency for sale of reserved seat ducats to the semi-monthly box ing mutches to be Inaugurated here beginning Tuesday, April 30. i Pasteboards for the first fighta went on sale there yesterday. The first bouts will put a stable of Chlloquln boys against a group of local boys and either five or six mutches will be ar ranged, four and five rounders. By The Associated Press BALTIMORE Henry Jordan. 140J. Atlantic Cltv, outpointed VlcDelllcurtl, 155, New York, 10. NEW YORK Jullu Jimenez. 1381, Mexico City, knocked out Mnxie Shapiro, 132), New York, 3. ASBURY PARK, N. J. Fred I-ott. 158, Newark, outpointed Ralph Dougherty, 160, Bloom field, 6. Tower Drive-Inn Now Open for Breakfast at 6 a. m. Open till 2 a. m. CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY "We Specialise In Good Eats" Car Running Hot? RADIATOR AND COOLING SYSTEM CLEANING Radiotor Repairing and Recoring Anderson Auto Service 632 Walnut St. New! Cox Shoe Service 3 O O O Phone UNION The Oregon Farm Bureau will hold a meeting In the HENLEY HIGH SCHOOL GYM Tuesday, April 23 to organize a farm bureau in Klamath county ALL FARMERS AND THEIR WIVES ARE URGED TO ATTEND "Old Al" Jones Playing tho piano the way you like it. , Bar Restaurant Chicken Dinners Saturday and Sunday Open 5:00 P. M. Monday through Friday; 2:00 P. M. Saturday and Sunday Lewis Witter, Prop. High Marks Scored In Trap Shoot Twenty-five hits in a row were 'commonplace lust Sunday as lo ' cal marksmen and visiting gun ners tied Into the blue rocks dur ing a registered shoot at the , Wocus trap grounds. I Oliver Lane of Shasta City. Art Mucken and Virgil Bewley of Klamath Falls each ran up a total of 00 out of 100 in the registered firing, ond Roger Wolfe and Charles Skeeters, the latter from Mcciford, hit 97. In the handlcop S. A. Cong don and H. Nicdemcyer, the latter also of Medford, blasted 41) out of SO. It was a perfect shooting day and two squad from Rend and Medford took part in the shoot ing. Tomorrow morning another shoot, not registered, is to be held at Wocus by the Klamath Gun club. High scores were plentiful last Sunday and the visiting shooters were right In the top bracket. Walt Howard, M. L. Hunt. C. L. Smith, all of Bend; George Jant.er of Medford and C. J. Martin of Klamath Falls had 06s. D. C. Haines of Bend and Prent Pocket and S. A. Congdon of Klamath Falls scored 05s. Following the leaders In the handicap firing, Vic Plath of Bend nnd Jim Wissenback, Klam ath, hit 48 of 50, Ed Pease of Medford, M. L. Hunt of Bend and Dr. Martin Adams of Klam ath scored 47s. Ploying the Piano Tho Way You Like It THE CLUB BLY, OREGON Dancing 'Til 2:30 a. m. Sunday Bar Restaurant Chicken Dinners Sat. & Sun. Oprn 3:0a p. m. Monday tfara Friday SiM a. in. Sftlardsy and Sunday LttrU Wilier, Prop. 423 So. 9th Blocks South of Bus Depot Prompt Service Experienced Repairmen Modern Shoe Shop 6929 SHOP EASTER DANCE Sat. Night THE CLUB Bly, Ore. Dancing Till 2:30 A. M. Sunday Featuring Los Angeles Wins Ninth Straight PCL Ball Game By The Associated Preaa Sun Francisco has snapped its longest losing streak of the base ball season at two straight, but tlie Pacific Coast league leaders failed to shake their shadow, Los Angeles, remaining but a game behind. A 7-2 decision over the Oak land Oaks Friday enabled the San Francisco Seals to remain in sole tenancy of the pinnacle. The pressing Angels of Los Angeles, who at the rate they're going only need one San Francisco falter to tie the campaign, won their ninth consecutive game, nosing out Sacramento, 3 to 2. Sixth-place Portland battled through 11 innings for a 2-1 victory over the Hollywood Stars, standing fourth In rank, while San Diego split a twin bill with Seattle. The first game went to San Diego, 4 to 2, in 10 innings, and the second to the Rainiers, 1 to 0. DRIFTWOOD CAFE 126 So. 7th L'ndtr Nw Manage- men! ff- Barbecues TP Sreaki Hamburgers OPEN "il), 8 a-m- to 2 a m '': ' Closed Sundays 4 EASTER BALL ARMORY Sat., April 20 BALDY'S BAND Dancing 9 'til 1 74c per Person, incl. tax Smooth Dancing on Main Floor Jitterbugging Restricted to Jitterbug Jungle Broadcast over KFLW 10:00 to 10:30 , ROW ITS 3S MJUL 'f SPEAKING OF SPEED . . 1 1. mi BOOTS id&S GREASE. SCAIE AND OTHER DEBRIS FROM CLOGGED SEWERS J VVf DRAINS WITHOUT f REVOLVING STEEL COTTING,' BLADES FLEX AND EASILY OUT OPENING IN THE STACK. THEN EXPAND FROM THE SMAU-gjgPIPE jj TO THE LARGER TOE. ACTUALLY jfAZOR-KLeEHING EVERY CLINCH OF THE USE I FROM THE HOUSE TO THE MAIN SEWER WITHOUT MOSS OR F0SS.THOTi J SANDS OF PEOPLE FROMCOAST QJTO COAST SAVEiW!TS ELECTRIC ROTO- J 'HOOTER SERVICE !jSfliSljf WHY DON7 TOOT I ELECTRIC ROTO-ROOTER Sewer Service Because demand Mtata BAKER Concrete Materials ROCK - SAND - CEMENT Pelican City Road llfSAI.D NKWS. Kllaiilk falll. On. The Portland Beavera made It three wins in four starts against Hollywood. Portland held a 10 lead but was tied in the eighth when Lindsay Brown dropped a fly ball. Eddie Wheeler scored the llth-inning margin of vic tory by walking, advancing on a single and racing home on a fly out. The ninth straight win for Loa Angeles was accomplished with the help of his mates by Cliff Chambers, who held Sacramento to six hits and fanned 11 Solon batters. Sacramento scored In the fourth and fifth but lost a big opportunity by dubbing after SPORTSMEN! KNIVES I Pocket Knivas Hunting Knives Good Ones FLIES Plenty Buck-Tails Other Fishing Tackle Gas - Lunch Goods FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We will be Open Sundays Oregon Licenses Mabel & Charles HUSKINSON Sign of Signal Gas Keno n 1T f:X3 AND STUL PEOPLE WEEP . THE $ ELECTRIC HOTO-Hi TONECESSAHY QBpraGOia Co. iQ 30TER it) WRITTEN GUARANTEE . . . FREE ESTIMATION. CESSPOOL & SEPTIC TANK CLEANING. it. of the greatly increased we have put on a second shift and we are now in a position to sup ' ply crushed rock and sand in any amount required. Deliveries made on one to three days notice. mmnms BATI nAlf. April W. lata, rata Tkra filling the buses with none out in the third. The Chinese Republic wai founded in IBM. Phone 701 CLOTHING CO. New Location Former K. Sugarmaa Store 6th and Main EASTER Saturday April 20 Dancing 10 till 2 Music by Pappy Gordon's "Oregon Hill Billies" n TT ABOUT BEING SLOWED DOWK SPEEDILY REMOVES AND 1 . ROTO-HOOTEM EAPIM.Y J GO THROUGH THE CLEAN- ) Urrivoisj Large Shipment AU-Wool X I Forest Green I Whipcord I I PANTS 12.50 I w DANCE MAUN Phone 8390 nn mwsm Phone 6521