Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 13, 1947, Page 11, Image 11

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CARNIVAL
B Dick Turner
Up ntr the fur norlti end of the county lit Gilchrist a new
bowling league Just finished II flriit week of piny. Eight teams
drawn from the town end mill form the circuit end roll on the
nod CJIIchrlMt alleys, The teams ro called Sawmill, Office, Plan
tiitf Mill, Townsltc, Woods, Kiln, Shipping end Fellere. The
nmnii explain themselves. . , ,
With one series gone by Fellers end Shipping ere In the hole,
x.cro end three, while Sawmill end Office won their throe-Kiiino
mulches. Pinning Mill and 'town-
nlte got twomid-ono siillt wun
Woods mid Kilns. U, Anderson
hud a nilll serins mul Lure 242
1 1 mi.
Lull-id loriil returns liullculo
Unci I vim Bold of the bonanza
Itiiiitct (Cliiwilc) end r'lo Ann
Hiitim, slur of Kluluer's (Lady
Hug) nulled down ecorlng honor
for men und women. Hold win
the oulv krglrr to crock (1(1(1, end
he flnlxhcd strong for 1 87-1 H2
231 llllll.
Flo Ann hud 173-21 1-173 fi1,
ulthoiiKh Fhihrer's won only one
gnuie o( e act with liriKK Food.
Fern Belloltl rolled e 202
line and 409 series for Hous
ton's Beauty for second honors
among tin Lady Bugs, but In
the Termite circuit Elhel Bor
den hit enough pins for 189-172-158
519. In that loop the
Pale's Used Car and Moose No.
1 teams scored 23B3 series
totals.
On the tciiiii level the Bonan
za miiiiid rolled e 1070 five-man
line (or high In Hint department,
lint Uk score wu dupllcutcd by
the Jink's Shell team In the Au
tomotive loop. Jnck Pyle rolled
IB.V2I7 175 .177 for his squad
In hciiting Anderson Motors.
Other teum gunii'S Included
Mutt KlnnlKiins lOHS. Kogers
Jewelry 1 ;!, Hill Uuvis Asso
clntcd 1051) and Dulslgcr Motors
1014.
Best serif totals were 3029
hv Kogers Jewelry (Booster),
3000 by Moose (Uoostcr), 291)2 by
Jack's Shell (Automotive), and
2UII1 by Dill Davis Associated
(Classic). .
Bevins Okays
Yank Contract
NEW YORK, Feb. 13 Tloyd
Bevriu, the rluhl-hnnded pitcher
from Sulem. Ore., Is all set to
play his third year for the New
York Yankees.
The 20-year-old giant, who
won 10 and dropped 13 last sea
son. Inked his 1047 contract yes
terday, Bevens ranked second to
Spud Chandler on the Yankee
mound si off In 1040.
The contract figure la esti
mated between S12.S00 and
$18,000.
Player Ruled
Off Diamond
PASCOUaOULA. Mine,, Feb
13 (!) Leonard Pecou, former
llouinit, I.e., baseball pluyer hus
become the first or live fcvange
line league players declared In
eligible by Judgo W. G. Bram-
ham to appeal uramnam s oe-
clsion to a higher authority, .
Pecou, who prior to entering
professional baseball was em
ployed In a Now Orleans horse
racing handbook establishment,
sold he had written Chairman
Clarence II. Rowland of the
Minor li'iiuui) executive commit
teo undenting his being placed
on tho Ineligible list.
'1 will fight to the lust dllcn
the charge or throwing any
name. Pecou wrote the commit
tee chairman, ''because even if
I never olav professional bull
agnln, any chargo of throwing a
game could ruin my name in
any other field of endeavor I
enter.
Dug In At Third
TACOMA. Feb. 13 (II Col
lege of Puget Sound entrenched
Itself In third niece In the North
west conference basketball race
last night with an cusy 08-31
triumph over Willamette unlver
sity. Pugct Sound's Sawyer and
Rngdale of Willamette dead
locked for scoring honors with
13 points each.
Wtsrlake In Fold
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 13 iA't
The list of unsigned Pittsburgh
Pirates was reduced to nine to
day with receipt of the contract
of Walclnn Westlnke, outfielder
who batted .313 with Oakland of
the Pacific Coast league lust see
son. Previously, Dewey Sorl
ano, right-handed pitcher ob
tained from Seattle or the same
circuit, had sent in his aigned
contract.
The Rio Grande valley in Tex.
as has produced ribbed oranges
with skins like that of a canU
loupe.
tout teef st ssa ssevsr. aat t. at ess, s a we. ser,
Hoop Games
To Be Aired
KFLW'a sports department
will turn its attention to the
Klamath county "B" school
tournament this weekend, broad
casting two outstanding games
on Friday night, and the county
championship and consolation
games on Saturday night, under
sponsorship of the Balsiger Mo
tor company. Competing teams
will Include Henley, Sacred
Heart of Klamath Fails, Gil
christ, Merrill, Malin. Bly, Bo
nanza anr Chiloquin. Scoring of
me pelican games at Ashland
will also be given on these
broadcasts.
Next week, KFLW resumes lis
coverage of KUHS conference
basketball direct from Central
Point.
Master Alwyn Mid hit first word today, air 'Wow.' '
Duquesne Left
Only Unbeaten
ANNAPOLIS. Md Feb. 13 (II
Navy's thrilling 57-93 basketball
victory over West Virginia,
which toppled the Mountaineers
from their perch among the un
beaten, left Duquesne university
the lone unvanquiahed college
quintet today.
West Virginia came to Annap
olis boasting a record of 12
straight wins and was the alight
pre-gnme favorite to hand the
Tars their second defeat of the
season yesterday.
New Grid Coach
FOREST GROVE. Feb. 13 UP)
Hugh W. Edwards, a Portland
elementary school coach, will
take over the Forest Grove High
football coaching Job next year,
succeeding Arthur Brachmann.
Brachmann remains on the
teaching staff and will assist
Edwards ai line coach.
Workers In the United States
lost approximately 15,000,000
days In 1834 through strikes and
lockouts.
British Ambassador
Still Not Chosen
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13 JP-
President Truman is not ready
to announce the selection of a
successor to O. Max Gardner
as ambassador to Britain, the
White House reported today.
Gardner died last week a few
hours before he was to sail for
London.
City Delivery Service. Pb. 8417.
11 Trichinosis
Cases Reported
PORTLAND, Feb. 13 P)
Eleven cases of trichinosis, dis
ease caused by eating Insuffi
ciently cooked Infected pork,
were reported In Josephine
county last week, the state board
of health said today.
One case of Infantile paralysis
Oregon's first In four weeks
occurred In Marlon county.
The incidence of measles, whoop
ing cough, and mumps Increased
sharply during the week.
NELSON DEATH
HOLLYWOOD,. Feb, 13 (JPh
M M. Nelson, wife of
the former war production board
chief and now head of the In-1
dependent Motion Picture Pro-!
ducers association, aiea iasi ;
night.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE INVITINa BIDS
The underilfned Police Judge flf the
elly of Klamath fall. Oregon will re
ceive blda up to and Including 1-.30 P. M.
Tuaadar, March 4, 1047 for on flaw
tractor with plow, broom, blada and
alckla atlachmenta. Alto one 4,-ton
pickup and one. ona and one-half ton
dump truck with long whaal baaa.
Th city haa ona uaad G.M.C. pickup
and ona uaad Ford dump truck for
which aaparata blda will ba racalvad to
apply on tha coat of tha naw equip
ment. Sea tha city engineer for detailed
epeclf tea Hone.
The city reeervcf tha right to reject
any or all blda.
H. T. JUAKEY,
Police Judge
s'. 13-14-15 No. 615.
Thief Grabs Gems
From Restaurant
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 13 UP)
While the usual crowd of some
of f llmdom's most famous danced
a few feet away, a bold thief
last night lifted rings and pcatls
valued at S1500 from a show
case in the foyer of Ciro's res
taurant.
Sheriffs deputies no Id the
thief slipped into a cloakroom
during the attendant's absence,
pried open the rear door of the
case, and escaped without de
tection.
Full support by the civilian
population for a strong naval
reserve will help prolong an
other conflict.
V
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"JUICERETTE" JUICERS $98
AM metal with plastic strainer . . , get. ad the ulct
but no seeds, pulp or bitterness. Easy to clean. "
9-p(ece GLASS
BERRY SET
Smartly designed nine
Inch bowl with 8 A',
.Inch Individual serving
bowls.
09.
Aluminum ROASTER
Genuine 22-goug ohmi
. nwss. Convenient round
shape. "She" will appre
ciate SMt Volensiee.
$1 19
NorthStarCOMPASS
Foreous for accuracy . . .
standard model . . .
comes In assorted cc4
prs. A gift for "Him."
$349
WHITE TIRE RINGS
' Set of 4
$695
AN Metal White Sid
Walls to glamorize your
car. Easy to keep clean.
U t o-lnch wheels.
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For color or Uocfr tmd wne
You simply slide the telescopic barrel to the
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