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Newspaper Page Textip e aeais auppianr Oaks In Front By Tht Attoclattd Praia Tlie roud to Hip liliiiiucle led thruutil) 10 aifonlzing liuiliiiia, hut Hie Iniiu-cliiilli'iiKliiK Hun Krunc-lnco Boala swunlilnickcd above the real of the I'ui'llio Count Uunrbull lenuuo tocluy. Finally brruklnu tlirmiuh thn hurling of Al Olden In tlie niarnlliun with the Sun Dli'Kci I'mlrca for 3 2 victory lust nlhl, Sun Fraiicineo liupiwd a half inline nhcud nf Oukliind'f ix-iiiiaiit hopi-fiila. who tumbled hi'forc thn tail end Hrultlo Itiiinlcra 2-1. Sn Dli'iio nut two-run leud, acorlnu In llm first unci third, but the 8rl nindit It ui on Ferris Faln'a iliwle and Nell Sherl (Ihu'i mid Dim Whlto'i ilmiljlra In the alxtli. From thot point the Kiiinn couatcd aUintf with no denta on tho scoreboard until Vlnce UIMiiKUio doubled und morcd on Hoy Nlccly's .Inula In the lUlh. The topplliiK of thu Uukland Acorns from the leaKue lead, to which they hud cluna with h tVfcltv ibpieib By HALE SCAHBHOUOH Fishing Roundup "Nshlnii's Fun," Mult Flnnl nan'a sniillng fruture which la bruadeuat over KFLW every Fri day nlitht. la bccoinlntf known an llm aportainnn'a clletlonnry up and down the count. It la dlatrlh uttid locally every week by the chamber of commerce aa part of the touriat attraction proifram, and la alio dla- tributrd and nolaed around otherwise. For thli weekend and the next few daya, Mutt area Dog hike aa a likely apot, with a 17 pound trout rccen 1 1 y re ported taken there. Huaa, catfish, perch and crapple being caught, too. Campbell lake ahould be good apot for trolling a flnahrr from a small boat, or Juat pluln bait flablng from allure. The Chewuukan river will do well by the flaherman who will atiek It out all nay and not gel dia couraged. Grey file or worma and tingle egga ahould work. The Upper luke baa reported good fiahing all over, and the aame goea for Wood river and beven-mlle. 1 rolling la tho usual method, with flashers and worma. An 1 fl Inch German Brown waa recently a standout among a airing nf fish caught in Paul ina by Portland anglera. The airing waa caught by fluaher milling and on worma. Fly fiahing ahould be good late In the afternoon on Paulina, with dark flip east In tuward ahore from a bout. Deep creek haa turned up aome-eight and 10-inchera on worms as ball or behind a flasher. Also from Matt comes the In formation that Whitcy Over acker, 330 Broad, is conducting fishing trips, everything fur nished Including transportation, meals, beds and even fish, at $23 for two persons for a full week. He Is ready to go any time, any place, but bring your own tackle. Tod Powell, the San Francisco Chronicle's fishing and hunting expert and probably the moat popular and widely read wildlife writer on tho Pacific alope, was In Klamath yesterday, passing through to sojourn among the antelope and people on the side of Hnrt mountain. The Blue Sky hotel. Tod will be back through Mon day and haa promised to appear for an Interview over KFLW that afternoon. There was a mistake, a typo graphical error, in the Corral Fence column on yesterday's sports page, wherein tho Saddle club's collection for an Injured rider at the rodeo was listed as $16 instead of the $1600 it really was. We hasten to make that cor rection so that girls in tho Saddle club won't think that the Top Wrangler went south with the kitty. The amount, again, was .sixteen hundred bucks, $1600, that Is. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By Tin AMarUIrd FrMi Naw York Ray "Suiar" Rnbimon, Naw York, knnclcad nut Jo Cur rln. ISO',. Nawark. N. J. . San FranrUro Bay Drown, 1421',, Lna Anialaa, knockad nut O'NalU Ball, 1431b, Datrnlt, S. Hollywood, Calif. Spaady Cabanalla, 11.1, Hollywood, outpointed Padro Ramlr ai. UV Maxlro Clly, In. Ran Dlaso, Calif. Rualy Pavna, Ifla, Ran main, knocked out Ray Acoala, 1711, Loa Anaalea, 1, ml A. B. CORRALS AND RIDING ACADEMY announce the addition of R. H. RICE to the staff, as manager Mr. Rlc Is a professional Rider and Is thoroughly qualified as an Instructor. The addition of Mr. Rice will enable us to extend our services and facilities. Mrs. Buck will continue to assist In riding activities. Facilities Are Now Available For Boarding Horses 3 Miles North en Bend I m. cloae nurault by the heals aince hint Miiv. cumo on an old col lege try made good by Tony York of thn Riilniers In the ninth inning, Ciolng into the ninth with a 1-0 udviiitlugc, the Acorns used thruo hiirlers, Itiilph Uuxtuun, the sturter, Tom Iliifcy and Floyd Kpcer In a vain effort to atem the Seattle rally, Karl Toigetou opened the inning with a double, and York drove him home, llufey walked pinch hitter Hal I'atchett. Another pinchhittcr, Hugh Poland, greet ed Kpeer with a alngle, and York alld home in nn exciting finiili) for a cloae deciding run. Siicrumunto's Solona over look Sun Diego for fifth rank In the standings by abutting out the Porthind licavera, 2-0. Garth (lied) Munn, who earlier this season pitched a no-hlt game, allowed the Heavers six hits, and the Solons pounded Jack Sulveson of the Deuvers for nine, both of the runs were unearned and were scored by Joe Marty, with an error In each case chalked to Beaver Shortstop Eddie Wheeler. Hollywood and Los Angeles had a tight pitching duel which was won by Hollywood's F.ddle F.rautt 1-0. Fraud's tight-fisted mound performance let the An gels have only three hits, while his teammates nicked Don Os boin for five. The winners fiiahioned their run out of Tony l.uplen's single and Lcftficlder Frank Kalln'a double In the first Innings. Salem Lead Pared Again By The Associated Press The Western International league ruce for top spot wits as light today as a goose's throut in June bug season, with Salem clinging to the highest rung, Weiiutchce half a game back and Bremerton two games off the pace. Wcuutchee, playing a tough brand of host to Spokane, was tho only one of the topnotchers to win last night, its 12 to 7 victory scooting it around Uremviton into the second slot. Yakima Manager Murium! Clift. Gene Thompson and Eddie Clbb hit for tho circuit at Bremerton to check the upward surge of the HUfjitckcls. The two Canadian entries clubbed out a pair of victories, the up and coming Victorians dumping Tacoma S to 3 behind the six hit pitching of John Car penter. Vancouver made it two in a row over Salem, 10 to 3. tddy Carnett und Ray Ortclg hit successive homers for Van couver In the eighth. Yakima announced the sign ing of a new pitcher, Fritz Romple of Zillah's Valley league team, and said he would mnke his debut tonight at Bremerton. Vets Win First Softball Match The Veterans of Foreign Wars boosted themselves Into a tie with the Elks last night by winning their first game of the Softball second half 3-3 from the Knights of Columbus on Ap- Plegate Held VFW earned Its five runs on nine hits, and the KC's hit seven for three, all In the sec ond inning. I. ink slammed a homer for VFW, and Schulmiro and Hen dricks dropped two three-bag gers. also for the Vets. McDnn icls swatted a two-base hit for KC. VFW made two errors during the game, while the KC played errorless. Battcriea for the game were Sweet and Olsen for the Vcta, and McDanicls and Drullner for KC Recreation field saw Ashley fall behind the Mooso by six points as the Bighorns moved into first position in the current second half. Grabbing 11 runs out of nine hits to Ashley's five for five, the Moose controled the game all the way. Moose oattcrics were Fergu son and Dcrrah, batteries for Ashley were Plsan and Dcrrah. Highway Phone S647 W kpH MA These thrae gentlemen are the big guns of the Boston Red Sox who now are out In front of the American league by eight full games over the New York Yankees. On the left is Ted Williams, batting .348; leading In home runs with 23. and having batted In 73 tallies. Center shot Is of Bobby Doerr, who has chased in 73 runs and is hitting .306. Rudy York, on the right, follows Williams and Doerr in the RBI department. SEMCBtr'S Fading Brooks As Cards Sweep Twin Bill By The Associated Press Leave It to the Dodgers to , upset one of major league's base- ball s moat ancient traditions. Of the 18 National league clubs that have led the pack on July Fourth only to yield first place to another team In the past 48 years, five of them repre sented Brooklyn. And it ap peared totlay that unless the skidding Dodgers right them selves pretty quick, they might make it six of the last 19. The Cardinals gained a game and a half on tho league leaders yesterday by sweeping both ends of a doiiblehender from the New York Gianta 2-1 and 5-4 while the Chicago Cuba handed the Dodgers their second straight de feat, 13-2. Led by little Peanuts Lowrey who rammed home seven run ners and scored three on a home run and two singles, the Cubs battered three Brooklyn hurlers for 13 hits and easily notched their fifth straight home triumph over the Dodgers. Dave (Boo) Fcrriss gained his 13th pitching success and his STANDINGS S AMERICAN LKAG11R W t. Prl .MB ." ,5.V ,S(H .449 .40S .307 Bnaton Naw York 4a Detroit - 42 Waahlnffton 37 St. l-outa ... M Claaland as Chlraco . . ...VI Phlladalphla IS Saaalta YtatcrSar Notion 4, Detroit S. Phlladalphla 1. at. Loula I (Only samaa played.i NATIONAL LEACl t W I. Prt .6.13 .IW4 ..V14 ,4RA .4(11 .443 .4:17 .401' Brooklyn ... St. l,ouls ... Chlrafo ..... Clorlnnall .. Flnalon ..... Naw York .. Phlladalphla PllUburih ,. 4S SI 30 Htiuiia Taaitraav SI Loula 2 3. Nrw York 1-1. Chlrafo 13. Brooklyn 2. Bnton 1. Cincinnati 0. , Phlladalphla 3. Pltuburf h 4. PACiriC COAST I.tAGI'E . . W I. Pol. San Francisco . M 37 .R5I Oakland m 3S .S43 la Anselaa S7 4A .R4y Hollywood . .... 5.1 SO .534 Sacramento 51 87 .473 San Dleao SO SS .45.1 Portland M 87 .350 oeauia ..... Ml 88 ,34c aaiulla Yaiteraar In rr,nc'co 3- 8,n D'So 1 IIS Inn Seattle 1. Oakland 1. Birranianto 3. Portland 0 Hollywood 1, Loa Anselaa 0. IF YOU CAN'T Be sure to Tune Sunday, 2:00 p. m This is thi ighth of 14 dtrtct Big Lumbermen For Boston Red Lose Space eighth straight over Detroit as the American league leading Boston Red Sox defeated the Tigers 4-2 to increase their mar gin over the idle New York Yankees to eight games. A crowd of 26,200 increased the Red Sox attendance for 40 home gamer to 740.517, 10.000 more than their previous record high set in 1942. Johnny Sain pitched a one hitter as the Boston Braves eked out a 1-0 decision over the Cin cinnati Reds. A double by Grady Hntlon in the first Inning pre vented the elongated right hander from registering a per fect game as Hatton was the only Rcdleg to reach base. The cellar dwelling Pittsburgh Pirates quelled a ninth inning Philadelphia rally to defeat the Phillies 4-3 and move to within three games of the seventh place Quakers. Modocs Plan Saddle Trip The Modoc tribe's fourth an nual ride and horseback week end in the mountains will be held August 1, 2, 3 and 4 in the South Warner mountain region of Modoc National forest. Horsemen will have their mounts and gear at the John Nccr corral, a mile and a half cast of Alturas by the morning of August 1 to start from there, or at the Fitzhugh ranger station tho next morning, to take up the ride from there. The riders will leave Fitz hugh ranger station August 2 for Mill Creek meadows by way of Pine Creek basin. Riders from Cedarville will join the party at Pine creek. The next two days the party will be broken up into small groups for various fishing and scenic trips. Ivan Sack and Bud Smith arc in line to organize these side trips. For persons not wanting to make the long trip on horseback, a truck will leave the Niles hotel in Alturas Friday morning, Aug ust 2, for the party's base camp at Mill creek. Blankets and all camp equip ment will be furnished bv the forest service and eats will be furnished from the chuck wagon. Anyone with a bedroll should take it along. Racer Comes From Far Back To Win SEATTLE, July 13 (PI Com ing from far back in a 10-horse race, Hairana won the featured seventh at Longacres yesterday, a $1000 six furlong run. The mutual payoff was $12, $8.40 and $4.90, with Peacock Johnny paying $11.20 and $8.20 for place and Garryland $4.30 for show. Classified Ads Bring Results. SUNDAY Ju 1.30 fcM. Mt. Shasta vs. Klamath Falls AT KLAMATH FALLS ATTEND THE GAME 'MFEW broadcsits of Northern California League gamts by KFLW Sox Sugar Chills Joe Curcio NEW YORK. July 13 VP) The fistic faithful didn't care much today about whether Sugar Ray Robinson knocked southpaw Joe Curcio out in the first or second round at Madi son Square Garden last night. They were wondering more about Just what walloper, short of Joe Louis himself, could handle Welterweight Sugar Ray in the manner approved by the, experts. The sugar man from Harlem took only one lump to stir up Joe, the southpaw swatter out of Jersey. This "lump" of a left hook landed just as the bell rang end ing the first round of their scheduled ten-rounder. And in asmuch as Southpaw Joe was still flat on his back when the Dell sounded to begin the sec ond round, it didn't make much difference whether the folks figured the payoff should be for the first or second session. Albany Slates Baseball School ALBANY, Ore., July 13 (VP) lne Brooklyn Dodgers will hold a baseball school for veter ans and young players from 17 to 22 here July 17-20. Tom Downey, chief Pacific scout for the National league baseball club, will direct the school, with Scouts Howard Taak and Jay Kelchner and Dodger Coach Jake Pitler as sisting. The fomal platypus or duck bill of Australia cats heavily while suckling young. In one in stance; a female waighing only two pounds consumed one and three-quarters pounds of worms and shellfish overnight. LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOE BIDS Sealed bids will b received on or before 7:30 p. m.. Monday, July 29, 19-M at the office of the Clerk of School Dti trie. No. 1, Room 200. Klamath Union High School. Klamath Falls, Oregon, fot the erection of 1 a boiler house addi tion and '2t for the Installation of a new boiler and oil burning equipment fot the Fremont School at Klamath Falls Oregon. They will be publicly opened and read. Separate bids will be taken for each Item 1 and 2. Plant and Specifications may be ob tained at the office of HOWARD R. PERRIN. Architect. 1121 Main Street. Klamath Falls. Oregon. A deposit of Ten and no100 Dollars iSlOOOi will be re quired for Plans and Specifications. De posits will be refunded to the bidders upon return of the Plans and Specifica tions. Plans and Specifications are on file at the Builders Exchange Coop., Portland, Oregon. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Surety Company Bond in full amount of the Contract price, and he shall be required to carry Public Lia bility Insurance at specified. A Bidder's Bond or Certified Check In amount equal to five percent tSfr) of the lump sum bid must accompany the bid as a guarantee for the execution of the contract and the bonds, In case the contract is awarded to the bidder. The Directors of School District No. 1 reserve the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any Informalities. This project has been approved for construction by the Civilian Production Administration. Signed J. PERCY WELLS. Clerh Jly-1 3-30-439 Dr. Kenneth S. Garvin CHIROPODIST FOOT SPECIALIST Faat Sarffarv aa4 - Orthapadlea McATEE CLINIC lit S. Ilk 8L Phaaa Sill IN PERSON . . . Ploy-By-Play Broadcast with Sportscaster Don Neal Mt. Shasta Next Game For Locals The baseball game tomorrow afternoon between the Klamath Sons and the Mt. Shasta Moun taineers will begin at 1:30 on Recreation diamond on Owens street and will be the second meeting of the two clubs this season. Early In the Northern Cali fornia league schedule the Sons took on Mt. Shasta down there and squeezed out a 3 to 1 vie lory by scoring all three runs In the sixth inning. Klamath now is tied for the top spot of the loop, eight wins and one loss, with Weed sharing the rung, Mt, Shasta places fourth in the standings with four wins and five Iokk, Jim Oisen will probably get the call to pitch for the Sons tomorrow, it being his rightful turn on the mound, but Olsen has lately been playing on first base because of his hitting abil ity. Manager Mel Carpenter has also indicated that Frannie Miller may be called to pitch. Otherwise, the lineup will probably be essentially the same as for several games past. Ban uoioar is the logical back stop in that Johnny Pastega had a finger knocked out of kil ter in one of the Roseburg ex hibition games. The game will be broadcast direct from the field by Sports caster Don Neal over KFLW. the airing to start at 2 p. m. Southerners Go Into Net Finals TACOMA, July 11 lP Hardly anyone was surprised as Californiani moved steadily to ward the championship finals yesterday in the 55th annual Pacific Northwest Tennis tour nament, dominating all divi sions. Very few nortnwestern- ers remained in the running. Results included: Junior men's singles Hugh Findlay, Portland, defeated George Gentry, La Jolla, Calif., 2-6. 6-2. 7-5. Junior women's singles Solveig Ivarsson, Seat tle, defeated Willi Tanner, Port land, 6-4, 6-1. Mixed doubles !S Bud Gilmore, Salem, Ore., and Muriel Kifer, San Diego, defeat ed Bill Last, Vancouver. B. C, Ure., and and Monty Myers, Portland, 6-2, 6-4. Curtwright and Gil more defeated Stan Anderson and George Chichester, San Francisco, 6-2, 6-2. Warriors Decision Bellingham, 9-7 BELLINGHAM, July 13 (TP) The Bellingham Bells, winners of 20 out of 26 games this sea son, dropped a 9 to 7 decision i to the Fort Lewis Warriors here last night. Hal A ma son, former Belling ham high school mound ace. pitched the victory for the sol diers. All of the runs off Aranson were unearned. Jim Neufeldt hit a three-run homer for the victors in the fourth. The gardenia was named after Dr. Alexander Garden of Char-! leston, S. C. CANVAS DAMS 15-oz. white canvas Pre-war Quality No Seamt Except Sewed Loops on Top HOWIE BROS. 2313 S. 6th Phone 4362 Fishermen, It's Here ALL PLASTIC BOAT 110 lbs. Lite 1946 Modern Product We Invite You to See It SCHUBERT'S SALES & SERVICE 520-522 Klamath Ave. AI,D a NtWfr SUawata Fain, Qra. Tuesday Fight Card Filled Preliminary to the Ursal Snapp-Johnny Peters embroil ment at the armory next Tues day night will be another five round bout and three battles of four rounds. The top preliminary will be a middleweight encounter be tween lefthanded Johnny Jones of Klamath Falls, and a new comer entitled Gene Darko, re- Bulla Cracks Links Record KANSAS CITY, July 13 IP) High-flying Johnny Bulla of Chi cago was hoping today that the galley would continue to follow the favorites and let him and son Bobby continue their sensa tional, work in the $20,000 Vic tory Bond Kansas City Interna tional Golf tournament. Seven-year-old Bobby, a bud ding golfer himself, was the loudest booster in a small por tion of the 6000 fans who trailed Father Johnny In his 8-under par 64 that busted Hillcrest Country club's 6592-yard course record yesterday. In breaking the course record of 86, which was equalled by early pace-setter Jimmy Hines of Chicago in the opening round. Bulla started out today 12 strokes under par at 132. He had a 68 on his first go. Hines faded to a comparative ly easy par 72 on the hard Hill crest course and started today with a 138, the same figure boasted by persistent Ben Ho gan, Hershey. Pa.; Harold (Jug) McSDaden, Sanford, Me.; Stew art Alexander, Lexington, N. C; Clayton Heafner. Charlotte, N. C, and Amateur Frank Stranna han, Toledo, O. Neison, Toledo, O, pre-tourna-ment favorite, was in second place today by virtue of his 69-67-138 Job for the first two days. Sox Will Exceed Million At Gate BOSTON, July 13 (IP) With 38 more home games In 32 play ing days remaining, Boston's colorful Red Sox now appear certain to pass the million mark j in attendance. Yesterday's paid crowd of 26, j 290 enthusiasts brought the total , n. in nnmA. In 91 nQUlnM A.,m at. Fenwav nark to 740.517 for: a new record. The previous ; mark of 750,340 was set in 1942. 1 (D Let's Not Forget Harvest Season Will Come Again Soon! So bring in your trucks and other equipment for reconditioning NOW! . Complete Motor Rebuilding Radiator Work of All Types Welding Acetylene and Electric , All Types of Brake Work Tune-Up and Electric Work of All Kinds Complete Lubrication Facilities We Call For and Deliver Your Truck or Car Gladly! BALSIGER, INC. SALES AM' Phone-2431 Immediate' Delivery SATliaDAY, Jalr II. lais, rta Tkraa cently out of the navy and resiaeni oi aprague Klver. Jones has batted .500 in two fights here, being the victim of a TKO administered by Billy Sunday once, and knocking out Pete Cordon in his other ap pearance. Both fights ended in the third round. Darko is thus far without a record. The strongest four-rounder will have the very popular cobred boxer, Teddy Roosevelt, coming up against Jim Wright of Chiloquin, another newcom er. That will be a middleweight scrap with the odds all on Roosevelt, who has been a very conscientious trainer and haa improved with every fight. Roosevelt has a four-fight rec ord of decisions in the local ring so far, three going to him and the fourth to Billy Sunday. Teddy gained an edge on John ny Ruff twice and Jack Dodga once. Pete Gordon, who lost his one fight to Johnny Jones, tries again Tuesday, this time a mid dlewelght fight with Pepsi Marino of Klamath Falls. The opener will be a light weight tiff, the only one on the card, between Charles Mitchell of Klamath, former KUHS fighter, and Herb Snell of Sprague River. The lightheavy main event, however, is the bout that is i. tracting all the attention. Ursal Snapp, Merrill's polished box. er, goes up against the dyna mite fists of Indian Johnny Peters who last fight night blasted LeRoy Barkley into dreamland with just two solid punches. GAME RULED OUT PASADENA, Calif., July 13 (IP) The Rose Bowl's football committee has ruled against the application of the Los Angeles Dons of the All-America Foot ball league for a pro game in the Bowl Aug. 30 for charity. The Dons had proposed to play the New York Yankees. Streamlined bathroom tile and kitchen tile. Call at Drake Lumber company and look over the colors. 910 Spring St Phone 5610. -SEE- R. V.HORN , - State Farm Ins. Co. 2254 So. 6th St. Local Agent - Phone 8405 SERVICE Tulelake, California Army Navy Tested Phone 3257