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Newspaper Page TextPelicans Second At Rledford HRBAI.D NEWS, Klsroslfc Falls. Ore. SATUKDAT, Aft It, llT. Faa Wat Zale-Graziano Title Fight S3LPCPQ3m3 May Be Set For June In Chi Retrievers St . - . -a. Hd.,j Whin III Shasta. Cascade Retriever club holdi Iti trials Sunday take part, lor thy art tha onai who compatad In lait year's unsanctioned trials. Water trials In this Sunday's competition will bt hald at tha Dick Morgan place at Keno and tha land trials will take place on a Held neer the dog kennels south oi the city. Events start at noon, but owners are asked to bring leashed dogs an hour earlier. COllllAL leVtC By TOP-WH ANGLER' Howdy folk: , liHibuiu RuniKi'y and Wilnia lllitrkmnn of lleulry scrowed firlr suddlps on two snrlrlle hoxsra clurlii' uprliitf vacation frr a little ride . . . both tflrl dime mure wnlkln' and leuciln' than rlcllu' on account nf the rawhide feel of tha leather. Keitli Mice up niul not hisarlf a new black five year oP iii-hlm'. I leered il'a a dundy und one of them Tenneee walkln" anl mules. Yuh know, with all these Kood lookln' rldln' stock we're n gittin' 'round here I Jilt kln't see why Ihar couldn't be one of the fliiint hoss shows In this country's history. E. P. Tut' Ivory Is sufferin' dlacomfnrt from a bumpy ride Unit pit him in the horsplttle . . . the hoss he wut on pull a upruiK fit and Jlol let all the air outta Cat when he hit the ground, understand he on the mend and home agin. Red llluff rodeo is next week-end and a good many folks are goln' down from hero irpcctatin' and iwrllclpiitin'. Put llogue will be hawlin' his bang-tails In a few days. Reckon Seth Waters Is almin' to Hike 'long a couple. Johule 'Spider' Davis will do Ills riooty bootin' 'em acrost the fin ish wire In number one position, lbetcha. Dewy Smith hna a bay cow-hoss to enter In the reigned class. Duiil Ilrown Is gittin Itchy to enter tho calf roplii'. S'pose Bill McFarland will git In sumpin with at fine brown of hla'n. Speakln' of Rodeos, Elmer Bal iger, Bill Serriiys, Doc Hunt and good many others had a aettlnT tolher day to oil up ma chinery fer a rodeo here July (Nth, 8lh and 8th. These fellers (are the spark-plugs behind this bin show and with us all punhin' on the same wheel to help Klamath kin pit out one or the finest western entertainment In this line. I gotta be gittin' . want to pit my brand on a few ncift-rs. Bye now. Billy Fox Aims For Big Boys After Victory NEW YORK, April 12 iJ'l Having made his light-heavyweight comeback a successful one by coming up off the floor to top Ueorgle Koclian in the w-venlli round, Philadelphia Bil ly f'ox planned today to cicsert the 173-pound division and shoot exclusively for the big fellows. Billy's mnnagcr, Bllnky Paler mo, said that Kox had trouble mnklng 1751 for his ten-rounder with Kochnn at St. Nicholas arena last night. Making hla first start since his knockout by Champion Gus Lesnovtch in a title bid five wecki ago, the Philadelphia negro recovered from a first round knockdown and two cut eyes to cnteh up Willi Kochnn, who weighed 177, Illini Trackmen Travel By Plane CHAMPAIGN, 111., April 12 (fl'i By missing only one day if class room attendance, the University of Illinois track team has permission from the school's faculty committee on athletics to travel by plane to and from Los Angeles for a dual meet with Southern California May 3. The meet, further fostering clone relations between the Big Nine and Pacific Coast leagues, will be held In Los Angeles' huge coliseum where the Tro jans have guaranteed an at tendance of at least 30,000. JUNCTION LOSES JUNCTION CITY, April 12 (V) EuBcno high school defeat ed the Junction City high base ball team here yesterday, 13-2. AMERICAN LEGION CLUB NOW OPEN! Neon to Midnight Sunday! 2 p. m. to 11 p. m. For Legionnaires and Guests 221 Main Next to Willard Hotel Saturday Night Surprise Night! To Compere In Sunday Coast League Race Seals Share Upper Berth With Padres By BILL BECKER Associated Press Bportswrlter l.cfty O'Doul's sunny Seals the pride of Sun Francisco shurud the tup berth of tho Pa cific Coast league today with Sun Diego's skidding Pudres. Hcacmhllng O'Doul's cham pions of HMD, the Seuls rallied for five runs In the Inst half of the eighth inning to down Hol lywood, 9 2, lust nlghl, thereby moving into a first place tie with the Pudrea who were smacked down for the second time in a row by Portland, 10-2. Sacramento s Solons pounded out 20 lilts to whip Seattle. 10-8. and keep pace a hulf-gome bo hind the leaders. Los Angeles edged Oakland, 6 5, to retain a slight fourth plnce margin over Portland. Who Will Replace Durocher? By BOBB GRUBB NEW YORK, April 12 iPi Bucsballs' latest guessing game who will manage the Dodgers? was In full awing today as specu lation sought to locate a suc cessor to the exiled Leo Duro cher. The rumor mill buzzed with the mention of such possible can didates as Joe McCarthy, former manager of the New York Yankees; Bill Terry, ex-pilot of tile (J hints, and Krankic Frlsch, who quit the Pitteburgh Pirates last year. McCarthy, In retirement since early lant season, is reported not in the best of health and it is doubted whether he could be in duced to take the Job for even as much as one season. Terry is In private business In Memphis, Tenn., while Frlsch Is embarking on a Job of broadcasting the Giants' games litis season. Immediate speculation cen tered on the Dodger coaches, Clyde Sukcforth, whom Rickey has appointed to serve as pilot "pro tern," Ray Bludes, and Joke Pltler none of whom are re ported to be particularly anxious to step Into the driver's scut, Pendleton Tops Field In Track Tilt; Mark Set MILTON-FREE WATER, Ore.. April 12 l1'i A new meet record was set In the discus throw and Pendleton captured the lion's share of the honors at the Me Loughlin high school carnival of speed here yesterday. Although no team scoring marks arc kept, Pendleton proved the class of the meet with three firsts and several second and third places.. Lewiston gar nered two firsts nnd Clarkston one first and a tie for another. Bob Sektnan of McLotightln high added n foot to his discus mark set .last year when he hurled the platter 139 feet 3i inches. PESKY HURLS WIN PORTLAND, April 12 (P) Vlnee Pesky hurled Portland university to an 11-2 win over the Pacific- university baseball squad here yesterday. Pesky, who wns relieved In the ninth, limited the Badgers to six hits. Saturday Night 9 to 1 "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admission, 74c, Including Tax Sponsored by Post 1363. V.F.W. Trials many of tht above dogs will Tightens A fine Friday crowd of sonic l.'I.BUO watched tile Sea In knock Frunkie Dusso from the box ufler he hud pitched through seven scoreless frames. Four Seal lilts in the eighth clinched tli). decision for rookie Bob Cliesnes, former Soil l.nker who guve ui only three safeties 1'orlluiid's Vlnce Dlblusi spun u five-hitter and funned seven while the Bcuvcrw, led by Dan ny tscobar und Herman Keich who euch drove in three runs, pounded four Sun Diego pitchers for 17 hits. - Dibiasi, himself, contributed two doubles and two singles to the attack. Reich homered for the second straight night. Sacramento made It three in a row over hapless Seattle as Reliefer Frank Nelson stopped the Rnlniers cold In the final two innings. Seattle had shelled At Smith und Bob Burtlielson for six runs in the seventh to lie the score at B all. The Solons tallied twice in the eighth to win. Mike Schemer and Alex Kumpouris. first and second suckers, euch poled four hits, with the former batting In four runs. The Solon-Ruinicr gumc was highlighted by the ejection of Seattle Manager Jo-Jo White, und Outfielders Johnny Rucker and Paul Carpenter In the fourth inning for arguing too strenuously that Rucker caught a fly ball. Umpire Phil Muzzco ruled he hnd trapped it. Rightfielder Kddie Sauer's circuit drive with two away In the last half of the ninth round ed out the actlonful day and gave the Angels a close verdict over the. Ouksk. who had a 13-7 hit advantage but failed to make them count. Floyd Speer was the victim of Sauer's blow. Out fielder Don Smith led the Oaks with three blows. Canadiens, Leafs Squabble Over Puck Title TORONTO. April 12 U1 Two bruised and battered teams will lake the Ice here tonight when the Montrcul Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs renew their squabble for the coveted Stanley cup. . The two sextets still arc re cuperating from Thursday night's rough game at the Mon treal forum which the Leafs won, 4-0, to snarl the best-of-seven series at a (fame apiece. During that fast-moving bat tle. Vic Lynn and Wild Bill Kzinicki of the Leafs, suffered painful Injuries in the second period from the stock of Maurice (the Rocket) Richard of Mon treal for which the high scoring right winger was banished for the remainder of the game and suspended from tonight's con flict and fined $250 by National League President Clarence Campbell. How They Stand By The Associated Press W. L. Pet. Snn Diego 7 San Francisco 7 Sacramento "7 Los Angeles ;.. 6 Portland 5 Hollywood 4 Seattle 3 Oakland 3 700 .700 .630 .545 .500 .400 .273 .273 Yesterday's Scores Los Angeles 6, Oakland 9. Snn Francisco 5, Hollywood 2, Sacramento 10, Senttlc 8. Portland 10, San Diego 2. 8 Records: Topple In Track Tilt MEDFORD, April 12 Eigtit records fell yestcrduy In the annual Rogue relays with Ashland. Grants Pass and Klam ath Fulls doing most of the dam- ugc, but Mcdford piled up the points and won the annuul high school truck class here. Mcdford scored 60 points, Klamath Fulls 41, Grunts Pass 3U und Ashland 38 . The Mcdford team established only one new mark. Ashland set three, Grunts Pass and Klamath rails two each. The records (old mark In par enthesis): High hurdles, McAbee, Klam ath Falls 15 8 (16.4). Relay broad Jump, Klamath Falls. 60 feet 21 inches (58 feet). 440-yard relay, Grants Pass, 43 5 (45. B), Javelin. Melvln Frick, Mcd ford, 180 feet S inches (155 feet). Two-mile relay, Ashland, 8:38 (8:511). Pole vault, Bob LcBlunc, Ash lend. 10 feet 8 inches (10 feet). HHO-yard relay, Grants Pass, 1:33.4 (1:35.9). Distance medley, Ashland, 11:23.4 (11:33). Other results: Pule vault lal. Nelaon and LeBlsnc 'A.; 2nd. C'hti Mi: 3rd. 1. Zaro UtTi. Id II . 3 In. Mroad lump relay. Whltt, Edwards, DoUboii IKK-; Mrdford- llranll Paaa. Javelin rrlrk iMij Whltl iKf); Brown iCifi. lea II. S In. Shot relay llolmea, Nell. Wolttrn 'M: Klamath rail: Grams Psas. lilin hurdlaa Mocabee KFi; Butler M'. Relnhardl iGPi. 13 S . eio-yard relay Paraler. Bralnerd. Pollen, fslw.ll iGPi; Medlord: Aashland. 3 3. Two-mile relay Orabcr. Mlckla 'Ai; Mrdford. Klamalh fall t.M. Discus -Nlll 'M; Randlaa iAi; Lopei 'KK.. 12a ft. e In. Hlfh lump relay J. ZsroalnaHl, D. Zaroelnaltl. Suumin tKri; Medfortt; Ath land IS ft. even. sag relay Bralnerd. Kate. Smith, Pal wrll iGPii Mrdford. Klamath rail.. 1:33.4. Ulatance medley Neleon. LeBlane, Wall, rullerlon iAi; Medford; Granu Paaa. 11:23 4. Shuttle Hurdle relay Slnsler, Shansle, Bailey tMi; Klamath rails; Grants Peas. 3a a Mile relay Bohanan. Carrothera, Hrdaeworlh, McKencle iGPi; Aehlandj no ihlrdi; mo tlmei. Visitors Score At Gun Club Shoot At tho registered shoot staged at the Klamath Gun club, April 6. 13 vlstting scatter-gun artists from Medford. Central Point, Prospect and Westfir competed and made good scores, but S. A. Congdon, Klamath trap man, led the list for 100 targets with 5Core of 08 at 16 yards. This Sunday, majiy Klamath shooters are attending the regis tered shoot at Bend, but the lo cal club will remain open to those stay-at-homes who wish to practice their art. The record: . lMMydt. Mlldc S A. Con f don a 42 Charles SkMtert .... t7 31 C. J. Martin .. 9.1 4;, Arthur Brown 1M ah r. D. McMillan . M 43 Jamvt Horn 94 4j C. A. Dunn 94 43 Geo. JanUer .: 83 45 All-n Mocabe Jr. s:i 42 Net ion Hoad ..,... M 43 J. F. Adams 92 Aft J. M. Adams 2 40 11, E. Hauger fll 44 Clyde Fox .....,........ Ml 47 Dale Went ...... .......... ft 4:1 John Coulson .....-,. rh 40 Roy Walk Ins 87 37 Jim Morris . R7 H. D. Bra na man M 43 AI Hallon ...... 8.1 42 Dot. flat Logan ut .nj Rod Smith 84 40 L. C. Farmer -.-.,....... 04 35 O. J, Farmer 8,1 43 Sam Samson ........... 83 47 Carl Olney at Dick Skeetera 80 41 Verne Moore so 37 E. E. Drlsroll so 44 James W issenback .... 19 33 William Young 7a 43 William Cooley 77 Vance Van pel 77 43 II W. Moody 78 Paul Dalton 74 40 E. W Mcintosh 70 Roy Btlllngi A8 31 G. M. Grant 87 Don Miller es 33 Mrs. Geo. Jantzen So Paul Hilton ..... MB 4.T BUI ..lllon - 33 '40 Bill Davis . .. , 40 P. 8, Purkett 41 John Takacs Jr 43 ..... Shot 30 target only. NEW YORK Billy Fox, 175$, Philadelphia-, TKOd Georgie Kochan. 1771, New York, 7. Announcing Purchase of the E. F. Andersen Motor Freight by JOHN G. JANSSEN and FRED MILIAN The same type of business will be continued CRATING PACKING STORAGE LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE MOVING HEAVY HAULING CRANE and WINCH WORK Mr. Jonssen, who was manager of the Ander sen Motor Freight, promises prompt, courteous service. The Firm Is Now Known As Klamath Freight Lines 101 Klamath Ave. Evenings Call Zarosinski Gets I - f Joe Zarosinski, forward on the Pelican runner-up state bas ketball squad, and mamber of the Southern Oregon conference all-star team, receives the 20-30 club sportsmanship trophy from fete ureen at a recent banquet Fairwick Takes High Keg Award GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 12 tit') Mrs. Florence Fairwick, Louisville bowler who listed her age at 47 but knocked down pins with a regularity that belied her years, put together six big games to take the women's interna tional bowling congress opening sweepstakes Thursday. Her six-game total of 1098' easily topped the 12 regional winners entered in the opening event for the meet that will run until June 8. Second Place PegRy Torrison of Minneapolis was 62 points be hind the winner with 1036. She narrowly edged out Connie Pow ers of Detroit, in third spot with 1032, and Mrs. Laurine Keefe, Madison, Wis., housewife who pounded out a 1031. Robinson Debut Not Auspicious, But Still Good BROOKLYN. April 12 (JP) Jackie Robinson's debut in a major league uniform wasn't as auspicious as his initial appear ance in organized baseball last year but the negro infieldcr of the Brooklyn Dodgers handled himself as well as could be ex pected under the circumstances. Playing first base yesterday, the Dodger speed merchant failed to hit safely in four of ficial trips to the plate but drove in three runs on two fly balls and a fielder's choice as the Dodgers swamped the New York Yankees, 14-6 at Ebbets Field. THE BEST BICYCLES And TRICYCLES at the LOWEST prices come from POOLE'S Bicycles and Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th Phone 7781 4725 or 8185 20-30 Award J" ' ' i-t 3 In the willard hotel. Cal, Michigan Tracksters Clash In South BERKELEY. Calif.. AdhI 12 (if) California and Michigan track teams clash here today with Bear Coach Brutus Hamil ton predicting victory for the strong wolverine squad. It's the first intcrsectional meet here since 1941. Already rated as powers in the midwest off their indoor meet triumphs, the Wolverines' strength lies in the middle dis tances, where Halfmiler Herb Barten. Miler Don Queller and Two-Miler Charlie Birdsall were conceded an edge. Man O' War Named Honorary Colonel TOKYO. April 12 W) The famed thoroughbred Man O' War became an honorary col onel in the first cavalry divi sion today. A 90-piece band under Chief Warrant Officer Ralph H. Chirch of Philadelphia played as the division's commander, Maj. Gen. William Chase, un folded a special blanket for Man O' War from the saddle blanket of a captured Japanese general. The blanket sports two enormous eagles, symbol of the colonel's rank, and the first cavalry's black and gold in signia. ' Cuahman scooters get 100 miles per gallon. Schubert's. EVERYBODY'S NOTHING DOWN 12 to 15 Months to Pay! V . k Come in for free inspection and estimates ... MOTOR TUNE-UP MOTOR OVERHAUL NEW MOTORS asiiev mi 410 So. 6th CHICAGO, April 12 (P) Sam Plan, manager of Toy Zale, said today that "the way things look now, ale probaoly will defend hla middleweight cham- DionshlD in a rematch with Rocky Craziano some time this June in Chicago." Plan said he was planning to meet Irving Cohen, Graziano's manager, in Cleveland Tuesday and that they would go to New York "to try to reach a definite decision" on the encore. Plan began making more defi nite plans for the rematch after Graziano's application for his boxing licenne was denied yes- Dusette To Meet Weidner In Title Tilt It appears to be all settled now, that Georges Dusette by virtue of his full-nelson victory over Pete Belcastro on the mat last Thursday night, will battle Billy Weidner for the Pacific junior lightheavy title at the ar mory this coming week. Billy weidner, who showed his title-abilitv. bv drooDlna Tony Ross in the semi-windup lasi weeK, u in good enape lor the championship go. Both the challenger and the challenged are eager for the match and the struggle should De a real matcn ot science and skill, for neither man is noted for dirty work. The remainder- of the fight card will be announced later, according to Mack iallard, pro moter. . Favorites Fall , In Portland Meet PORTLAND. April 12 (IP) The favorites fell yesterday as Washington raced to a victory in the annual city high school re lays here with 24 points. Of the two favorites Jefferson had 19 points and Grant 16. Roosevelt and Franklin scored 8 each, Benson 6, Sabin 4, Com merce 3 and Lincoln none. SOCco1a t s. &0D STOMtS.- e m OUt r SOUTHERN OREGON OUTDOOR GUIDE t 21 1 S. 6th Street Gronlj Poss, Oregon j I . Sunt I ciy Iff: 8 CAR and TRUCK OWNERS Have You Investigated Ashley's NEW BUDGET PLAN? TALKING ABOUT . . i , . ,m FIX YOUK UAK NUW KEEP IT ROLLING FIX US LATER! Klamath Falls terday by the Now York state athletic commission. His license was revoked two months ago for failure to report 1100,000 bribe offer. The Illinois athletic commis sion has Indicated through ita chairman,' Sheldon Clark, that it may entertain reaueat to permit the fight In Chicago. It Is member of the National Boxing association which has refused to uphold the New York commission's action in barring; Grazlano. After tnlking with Cohen, Plan said he planned to file a request with the IAC for per mission to have the rematch in Chicago. Rumors that Zale would risk his crown against Marcel Car dan In Yankee stadium June were debunked by Plan. "We're not interested In Cer dan at all at this time," Plan asserted. At The Gun Store TAYLOR STORM GUIDE $21.50 THE GUN STORE 714 Mala mmm 5 gaayeaw mtW IV. B se Phone 4113 e