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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1947)
-riv t' S . Jt Th buya plelurrd line are ainum the alara of the Klamalh I nlu n irriuii ronfrrenre. Hie I'ellruiia. roarhed by Kit Hyan. have thrlr alalil a tubbed l.akevlew out of the rare by a arore of 10 to I. Hliown above arei I I llaraalup Prank Tauniura, and 4 Plral llaarinan Kd Whitney. eller lazes Shutout Itukliy Krllrr nuulu li rnUlillxhril lilnisrlr hi tilt top pitcher In taw. hull will) nolict ilinncc of InttliiK llir 30-iiame win mailt. Allliouali critic 'lilMrrct Hint lie woulil be "burned out" atlrr lil i urlllliK ItMfl strikeout pare anil Imiii liAiiiistnrmlittf liitir. lie haa compllrri ilnrxllug mrlng of shutout In- nliuts. Alter tueiiut tltr oiwnrr to Chlrjutn, ,7-0, Krllrr ha lllullkrd HI. (.mils. letrolt mid Hiannn In aiircnuinn. mrlliiK pair of iiiip-lillirm anil . thrre-hll Job. In 3 Inuliix ol -i Itching he Iihii allowed nnly 1 "ill mid has atiuck nut 30 btittrra. In notrhlnr hit trnth anr-tililrr yesterday against lloelotl, Frllrr vnrrrr hud to worry about the pe :ellllll of a perfect game. Jidiitny ! m L v Injik rmvm nt I li a I .-III. jtlrel Jnnlni alnitr Three llmra In ila rareer, rtabhy liaa lurnrd bark .(he Hrd Ho Kith one hit. 'Mi modern mark fur aucressive tltouta U (ivr. srt by IliirrU White of th Wliltr Hon in IWH. mid the lniisrt atriiiK of runlr-x minima u M, established by W tiller Julnuun with Washington In 1813. Keller's Cleveland mul- made llir victory May for tlirir arc. bulldlhK up 1-0 mantui ovrl)ave Ferrlaa on Jo Clordnn'a aecotid-lnnliiK humer and coiiecrullve alnxlra hy l.ou Boudirau, Irs MrmliiK and Put Beerry In tlic filth. Willi rapid Hubert waa milium a new chapter to hl life hlntury with nit Mint win, Hex ik in prank Hlira of All New York Yankrra was re orriiin hla first bill leniiu victory over Chlraitn, 1-3. Pal Mullln continued hla fine writeback with two hnma runa and alnile In Drtroit a 3-11 edite over Philadelphia. Prrtl HuuIiiubom, nf Araitlg, thn inurh-mnllKiird 7&.0U0 dandy who nrvrr liu brrn a blit Inner In thr majors, now hna a J-l win record. Dick Fowler wai Hie A'a loarr. At The Gun Stor New 1947 Champion Outboard Motor Stock TIIK GUN STORE 714 Main FISHERMEN - ; R141.50 ' ' Idool for STOP and Paper Plates, Fork and Spiions, Napkins, Lunch Meals, Pickles, Cookies, Pastries and Potato Chips . . . and Mr. Fisherman, be sure and look over our sporting goods department. (let your California and Oregon licenses here. Huskinson's Store KENO, OREGON SIGNAL GAS and OILS ppen Sundays Top Hands Of Klamath Pelican Baseball Team few : DD dD K fyijJleU SoctlxoU, - Sport Editor KU JUNIORS WALK OFF WITH CINDER HONORS YrMerday at Clranu Pm the KUMH Junior vm all v Uack aciuiul won the Houthrrn Orenoii coiiler rucr H tram trark and field meet, nrurlllK b:i polllta In 43 tor Mrd ford and 'ill each lor Aahland and Urunta Paju. OtirliiK the win Oordon Plrtchcr ratahlinhrd two new meet records, in limit and low hurdles. Klnlcher Is a Irraliiimii. Hophoinoro Gary Ouwra broke his own year-old record Tuesday Card Called Off Thrrc will be no boxing card here Tuesday lUitht, Promoter Mack Lll lard announced today. Uraal Huapp, who la tabbed for Uie heat mailt event here, has iiKrerd to a main event fliflu In Portland Muv 16 agaliut an tin- aiinoiiurrd otXinenl. and will not fliilit brlure Hint ume. Ullard said Hint Uiere waa a iiikkI rhnlue Mint Hnnpp would npprur here on May 30- lour dnvs nllrr Ilia Port land bout provided lie does not uet hurt or cut up. bnupp auld yes lerday that he Uioimlil hla next f lulit in Portland would be tlui one to deiermlne whclher he Is going to hit the big time In boxing. He now has lost only one of 19 professional flghln. Middleweight who will fight the Merrill puncher ar getting scarcer now, particularly uioan wno win fight for the amount of money the Klamath Pnlli arena can afford. Harness Marks Might Tumble ' INOI.EWOOD, Calif.. May 3 i1'i Records were expected to topple to day when Ui Western Harness HuclliK aaaoclatlon alagca IU pacing aierlal nf the meeting the f 50,000 Clnldrn Weal pace. Thlrtern candidates, headed by Jimmy Creed. Ensign Hanover and April Star, were aimed to race In the tulle and one-quarter event. A crowd of 2.V0O0 was predicted, topping the record of 33,150 attrnd nnrr al the association meeting at Simla Anita Inst year the day of tho M).0O0 grand pace: 1 Another Inning ' IX)8 ANOKLES, May 3 lPt Pres ident Clarence Rowland of the Pa cific Coast league once agnln haa been authnrlied to argue (he len KUe'a bid for recngnlllon as a third mnjor baaeball loop. Directors of the lengtie voted ap proval 111 a meeting here yesterday. Rowland is to appear at a minor league executive's conference May II with High Commissioner A. B. Chandler In Cincinnati. MKTICL'I.Ol'S HOBBYIST CHICAGO, May 3 A hobby to M-ycar-old Alan Fisher Is serious business. His exhibit at the youth hobby fair Is a miniature 193S model town car, built, he said, from the original blue prints. It has 534 parts, win dows that roll up and down and goareil steering wheel. Like the town car of Its day, Atari's model would afford no protection from rain or cold for a chauffeur. 1 If you have a knowledge of music and believe that you have the talent required ace your local navy re cruiter. PICNICKERS SHOP Evenings Till Eight hlh arliool Pellrana. undefeated baaeball champloru of the Southern on the alate diamond tournament In Portland, and yeaterday afternoon Pitcher Pal Wllllama, I Irvln Whllt, on of the outfit' heavy hitters, 3B TT S In the high lump, going from 6 ft, 3 In. to ft ft. 1 In. Jim Flora, soph, made 10'. personal points. 'Una meet Is for buys who have not reached their 16th birthday by th previous February I, and who have not won a varsity track letter. The KUHH squad haa entered the Southern Oregon AAU meet to be held In Medford May 33. Summary. Klamath places: High hurdles 1, Fletcher: 4, Joe Detuetrakos. 100-yard dash 3. Jim Flora. l:i30-yard run 3, Jim Thornton; 4, Tom Thornton. 330-yard run 3, Dirk Jackstadt. I.ow hurdles 1. Oordon Fletcher; 7. Onry Dawes. Shot 4, Louis Holrgang. 330-yard dash 3. Flora. HAO-yard run 3, Jackstadt. .Discus 3, Holigang; 3, John Elliott. Pole vault-3, Dorcn Van Lue. Half mile relay 2, Klamath Falls. Javelin 4, Win. High jump 1, Dawex. Harry Will Dine On Record Size Trout After All SANDPOINT, Idaho, May 3 iPt President Truman will have a chance after all to feast on the world's record 3J-pouiid kamloop rainbow trout. The giant fish was retrieved yes terday afternoon from the waters of Lake Pcnd Oreille, where It had sunk 14 feet to the bottom after slipping off a gaff while cameramen were preparing to photograph It. Preparations were made Immedi ately to send It by plane to the president. Fire Chief C. N. Simon brought the big rainbow to the surface with a special grappling hook of his own manufacture. The record -breaker waa rnnoht hv Clinton C. Shepherd. Opportunity. Wash., on the opening day of the season Thursday. Seaside Observes Whisker Holiday SEASIDE, May 3 (PV Smooth shaven faces are being greeted here with catcalls, and a sturdv stockade Is being built to house those who refuse to lay that razor down. The mayor, himself sprouting chin lettuce, haa Issued a proclamation making whiskers mandatory for any man who doesn't carry a shaving permit price one dollar. The hirsute holiday will continue until June 37-39, when the city ob serves Its first Lewis and Clark festival. Gas Models Clash The Mrrifnrrf an b mrul-l -I....I club hns challenged the Klnmnlh gas model club to a control line meet tomorrow al Medford Th. 101 mile iwr hour marlr , by a Klamath entry. Is at stake. The contest will be held at 10 a. m. at the Medford high school football field. DON'T TIE UP YOUR DOG! Durla tha nardrn Sraaae BOARD HIM at Andrtn tfoarttiiir KtnntU atlM DtlftWa.r. Hamrtnit Rd. Fhnt 17 YOUR YOU Need It IT Needs Essential Service THAT MEANS: Tr Regular Inspections Regular Lubrications "A- Regular Adjustments For rtal ear conservation and continued maximum par formince have your car chtckad now by our skilled, trained mechanics with modern tools and equipment t thjs convenient location on Klamath Avenue, Where 8th Street Ends Odell Motor Co. Phone 4149 Southern Oregon Angels Trounce Seattle By The Associated Press Tile Los Angeles Angels built their lead in th Pacific Coast league standings to three games last night by stopping Seattle tor the fourth alralght lime while San Diego and Portland, tied for second, were tak ing beatings from Hollywood and San Francisco. The Angels, after trailing for three Innings, came to life In the fourth, making four runs on four hits and then keeping the lead to win f to 5. Dutch McCall. Oren Baker and Jess Dohermtc performed th twirling duties for Los Angeles with llaker getting credit for the win. Rex Cecil, relieved by Slg Ja kuckl In the fourth, was the losing pllclier. The night game at Ban Diego was shrouded with fog and almost any fly ball was good for a hit as th Hollywood Star rolled up a 10 to 7 win over the Padres. Outfielders stood helplessly waiting for files they couldn't see. Base runners some time held up because they didn't know where the ball waa. San Diego went Into the ninth leading by one run out Hollywood drove Al Olsen from the mound with a flock of base and fog hit that were good lur live runs. It was Jack Brewer's second triumph of the season last night as he hurled the Kan Franriseo Heals to a 5 to 3 victory over Port land. Four of the Seals' runa were puahrd over In the third Inning all Hoy Hrlsrr. Third Baseman Kay (Irtelg drove In three of the San Franriseo runs In this Inning Willi a 400-foot double with the bases loaded. The Heals hold a series edge of three games to on. . ' The southpaw pitching of Charlie Oassaway carried Oakland to a 6 to 3 win over Sacramento. It was Gassaway's fifth win of the season and his third over the Soloru. The fourth was the big Inning for the Oaks. They retired Sacramento's Hugh Orphan and manufactured four runs out of a, triple, a double, two walks and a couple of singles. Short score: R H E Portland 000 010 0113 7 n Snn Francisco 004 000 lOx 10 I Helser and Sllvera; Brewer and Leonard. Nine Marks Fall In Eugene Meet EUGENE. May 3 P( Cottage j Orove high school ran up BTi points to win the second annual Trl-Coun- I try league track meet here yester day. University high of Eugene with S3 point was second in the eight-team field. Roseburg had 32, Elmlra 33 'i and Newport 16. Nine of the 14 meet records established last year at Cottage Grove were broken. LAKELAND FLYING SERVICE will optrotc itt AMPHIBIOUS PLANE from LAKE 0' THE WOODS ALL DAY SUNDAY Passenger Hopi Sightseeing Tripe Operating from dock at the Lodge. For complete information call 3330 CAR For Essential Driving. Champs PACIFIC COAoT LEAGUE . W. L. Pet Los Angeles 1 20 12 Mb Sun Diego 16 14 .533 Portland .., 16 14 .533 Sacrsmento 17 15 .531 San Francisco 17 15 Ml Oakland 15 17 .469 Hollywood 14 18 .438 Seattle 11 31 -344 Last Night's Results Los Angeles 6, Seattle 5. San Francisco 5, Portland 3. Hollywood 10, San Diego 7. Oakland t, Sacramento 3. NATIONAL LEAGI'E W. L. Pet. Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Cincinnati Philadelphia New York 8u Louis 8 7 a 7 6 6 .... 2 .750 .615 .583 .571 .467 .439 .417 .167 Yesterday's Result All games postponed, rain. AMERICAN LEAGI'E Pet. .615 .545 Mi Mi .600 .462 .400 J 84 New York ... Chicago Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Boston Washington Philadelphia Yesterday's Results Cleveland 3. Boston 0. Detroit 3, Philadelphia 2. New York ft, Chicago 2. Washington at St. Louis, post poned, cold. Still Unbeaten EUGENE, May 3 P Oregon's golf team was still undefeated today after turning back the University of Idaho Vandals by the lop-sided score of 26-1 yesterday. The Webfeet llnkamen were sparked by Lou Staf ford, who turned In a two-under-par 142, and Olen Spivey, who had a one-under 143. Graduation Outfits llight in Style! Mght in Price I , Tweed Suits Sport Coats Slacks Dress Shirts Gorgeous Ties Let Us Dress You Up! VYinema Hotel Bldr. 1123 Main THRILLS AND SPILLS BOAT BACES a 4? t h Fastest Racing Classes Only EMIGRANT LAKE Near Sunday, May 4 2:30 P. M. Ann Curtis Breaks 100 Yard Record SEATTLE, May I (Pi Six new record wer established, a world mark equalled, a queen of a van ished era and a queen of 1946 de posed as America's finest swimmers opened the women's national sen ior Indoor AAU swimming and div ing championships yesterday at th University of Washington pool. Ann Curtis, veteran free styler from Han Francisco, took the heav iest crack at the records and the reigning tltllsts when she slashed to the 100-yard sprint In 59.4 to equal the world's standard set In 1944 by Denmark's F. Nathansen. Her record chalked ud In the pre liminary heat bettered the Amer ican mark of on mlnut flat set in 1931 by Helene Madison of Seat tle. Congratulating her, Helene said "If my record had to fall I am glad It fell to such a grand person." In the finals. Miss Curtis won In 1:00 in beating th defending champion, Brenda Helser of Los Angeles, whose meet record of 1:00.4 also had been smashed by her earl ier effort. Nancy Merkl of Portland, Or., Multnomah Athletic club, erased the American and meet records of 3:59.1, both held by Helene Rains of New York when she swam the 300-yard individual medley In 3:63.4. Clara LaMort of Providence, R. I., also bettered the mark by taking second In 3:58.5. Another Portlander, Sue Zimmer man, set up meet and American records In the 200-yard backstroke, a new event on the indoor AAU cal endar this year. She took the finals in 2:38 6 after turning In the best preliminary time of 3:3U. F T 1 , 1 1. 7 Ann Olun nf ro V land's Atthena club, her right hand tightly bound to protect a double fracture, retained her on meter springboard diving championship. She piled up 243.6 points in the afternoon and wound up with 499.5 at the close of the event to win easily. Sons Slate Elks Game Barring rain or cold weather, which Is not In the forecast, the second baseball game of the exhibi tion season is slated for Recreation field tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m. The Klamath Sons. local entry In the Northern California squad, will take on the Ashland Elk of the Southern Oregon loop. This Is to be the last game for the Sons befor regular scheduled league play start Sunday. May 11. In two Drevlous tilts, both with Medford. the local outfit has won one game and lost one. novri flhntwell. righthander, has been given the nod to start on the mound for Klamath tomorrow af ternoon. Bishop Leading Walker Cuppers WOKINO, England, May 3 WV Ted Bishop of Dedham, Mass., fired a 72 In the opening round of the 56-hole open amateur golf tourna ment today, leading the field which Included the entire United 8tates Walker Cup team. Bishop, leading member of the Walker Cuppers, waa three strokes better than teammate Dick Chap man of New York. It was the first opportunity that the Americans had to get rid of their sea legs after ar riving on the Queen Elizabeth yes terday. Marvin Ward of Spokane. Wash., also turned in a 75 for the 6204 yard Worplesdon course which has a scratch score of 74, which the Brit ish call par. oMco s Has Available For Immediate Delivery Windows Screens Moulding Trim Store Fixtures Cabinets Doors Frames Hardware Garage Doors Southern Oregon Manufacturing Co. Ill Payne Ph. 7581 . r . , '"iaa'-'itta-) v, j. tl11lrtamaWfawWTffil1tY I lintY -r-'-T "ifT-Wi" Ashland Exhibition Water Skiing by Water Ski Champion IBALB NSW1, Klaaislk galla, Of. Hornets Cop Track Title Henley Athletes Score Topheavy Win In County B School Cinder Meet; Malin 2nd Henley high took down the 1947 Klamath county B school track and field championship yesterday afternoon up on Modoo field. It was a hands-down triumph for the Hornets who scored a total of 80', point te 46',-i for the Malin Mustangs. Merrill totaled 11. Bonanza 9 Mi and Chllo quln 7. On a cloudless and virtually windless day only three meet record tumbled, all to Henley athlete. Oene Hill broke two records, both on the cinders. He went over the high hurdles In 15 8, chopping 1.3 seconds off the former racord, then came back to get over the low hurdle In 34.3, that was 1.1 seconds better than previously. Big Fred Hess bettered the high Jump mark of 6 foot-9. Hess added a half-Inch. The Individual scoring star of the meet was Henley' Vince Bodner, who ran up 13 as his personal record. Bodner won the 330-yard dash, likewise th 100-yard dasn, placed fourth In the football throw and was a member of the winning relay team. Doyle Haaklns of Merrill eaeily outaped the field In the mile, win ning by half a lap at 4:54. Phil Anderson wa Malin' top man, gaining eight personal point. Phil ran the 444 in M second. As It happened the Hornet were without their coach. Max Marvin, at the meet- Max I In bed with scarlet fever, and Carroll How brought the squad to Modoc field. Howe wa also In charge when the Hornets won the state das C relays at Eugene two week ago. Summary: Irk NarSlaa I. KIU 'Hi: Oobar H; .1 Saundan 'Mall; 4. lUUIff 'Mal.j. Tim. 18 seconds, a naw record. IM-ra 4aib I. Bodnar 1H1; 1 Bishop iMal.i; . Andaraon IMaLll 4. Barker (CI;. Time 10.S sac. Skat rat 1. Haas (Hi; i. Adams IHI: 3. Bailiff rttal.); 4. StvaraoD (Cl. DU Unee. 1".". aula 1. Haaklns (Ml; J. Schmidt 'Mal.t; . Scholar (Hi; 4. Norval iCi. Tim. 4:94 mlnutaa. Tela Vaalt 1. Baker Wal l; S and I. '111 Tedrlck 'Hi and Matt (Cl; 4. Rajnua iMal.i. Height ' 4". e4-rer raa I. Anderson (Mall: J. Adams (Hi; 3. Snapp lM; 4. Wallla (Hi. Time, 44 aaconda. Fishing Supplies 4 Ammunition Licenset Lunch Meats Groceries t Kettenberg Station ' Algoma ATTENTION! MECHANICS! BUILDERS! We still hare good stock of tools and miscellaneous hardware. None of this is fire damaged since much of it is new merchandise re ceived after the fire. FARM r CONTRACTORS LEVELS HAND LEVELS ELECTRIC BENCH GRINDERS 4" ELECTRIC DRILLS w CALIPER SCALES DRILLS, carbon and high peed DIAL INDICATORS STAR DRILLS P.C. WRENCHES, sockets box-end. etc. GATES V-BELTS MITER BOXES GARDEN HOSE LITTLE GIANT 8CREW PLATES ROBERTS HARDWARE Now At 1037 PACIFIC TERRACE PHONE 3393 KLAMATH SONS ASHLAND SUNDAY May 4th, 2 P. M. PUYBA RECREATION PARK This is pra-season exhibition game before the start of league play. , SUPPORT THE TEAM! SATURDAY, May t. Itt, fa alia , - Ilitk lamp 1. Haaa K: 1. Oobar IH( 3. Saundera (Mal i; 4. Davis (Bi. Height, S' 0 V. a naw record. Olicoa 1. Nawnham (Hl I Balln (HI! . 3. Horaley (Bi; 4. Sevaraon (Cl. Dlatanc 117- IV. Lew karSlee L Hill, IH: . Webber (Hi; 3. Barker 'Ci; 4. Warner IMal.i. , Tline. 34 3 eeronaa, new record. Il. rare aesk I. Bodner H: S. Bishop 'Mai i; 3. Noble (H: 4 Andar aon 'Mal.f Tim. 34.3 aeconda. Bread lamp I. Noble (Hi: 1. Adam (Hi; 3. MrKoen (Mal i; 4. O'Kaefe M'. Hall mile I. Arnold IMal.i: 1 Lie bolt 'M.I i: 3 Smyth IHi; 4. Sheppard 'H'. Time. 3:13 5. Faelball threw I. II III (Mal.lt I Newnham IH: 3. Peppla IB); 4. Bodner (Hi. Distance. 14 ft. alay I Henley: 3. Merrill; 1. onan aa: 4. Chlloquln. Leiaa -llenler 'Hi; Malin (Mal l) Merrill iMi; Chlloquln tCl; and Bona il ia (Bj. Apostoli Wins LOS BANOS, Calif., May 3 W Speedy Cannon, 1S3. Seattle, was outpointed by Ersklne Howell, 199, Fresno, In an eight-round prelim inary bout on a fight card last night that was headlined by th Fred Apostoli - Georgle Duke 10 rounder Apostoli, 167, San Fran cisco, decisloned Duke, 1S2, Pets luma. i CASH or BOND BOXES 1 With 1.47 Coin Tray Pioneer Printing & Stationery Co. 123 South 9th St Klamath Falls, Or. Repairs and Parts i for International Harvester tractors and McCormick Deering farm machines. "lafJ.H'ir.l.'.M.V I WELL, GIRLS. ROUGE MAY GIVE YOU THAT SCHOOL GIRL COMPLEXION BUT IT WON'T OIL YOUR HINGES
