Locke Seeded
In USGA Play
South African Shotmaker,Top Money Man,
j- Pitted Agoinst Field For National Open
i By BOB GRUBB
; NKW YoltK, June 3 iri-llouliy Locke, who hue nvoriigud kometlilng
like lUl.SO per ntiftkn alma fornnkliig the BniiUi African veldt, two
.moiilli ugo lor Mm Aiiierlimn lung green, It atlll the guy the 170 other
golfers muni beat hi the Nultuniil Open cliuniplimalilp al tit. Louie next
week. ,
J The mogul of Iho U. H. Cluir ttwuclutlun ctnulclcil Unit Dubby, who
lute already romped off with the tup prlno money Jn four of the lx
.limjiir American touriiiiiiieiiu thin your, wnulil liavn tu ewlnir lila clnh.
Jklong with Kin other pine mid amateur competing In the qualifying
around.
. Ho Uobby tiled lilmaulf out to Ourden tJlty yesterday to toe off In
lho Held of 116 mcliopiilltun dlatrla luplrmite, He arrived lute for the
.opening round, but the trhtl commltlrt decided to let him piny.
; ine sinning An iknmlnr "1'uttln1 l'ote," the prua culled hlm-put
i 11 ' itnuo ni'r en i'f i m tit n'l i,,wi ti r. ,
Seniors Take
i Inter-Class
jWater Meet
! Senior KUHH kwlmmna took the
reneiit liilor-i'liia aquntln meet Ht
I the iiuiiiturliim, acorltig 47 point,
J followed by Junior with 33, rioplio
; more V end I'malimcn 3. Klve new
j record were eel, two of them by
, Herbert Drown, who won tliiw of
four fren-atylo awlmmliig event.
; Hwlmmliig, a minor apuil nt Kl),
J will get a rlae In million next year
; when a auie incut will be held nt
the OHO piKil In Ciirvullle. Klummll
iJAlll Imvc trull! rcpreeeiilrd.
Hwlm reaulia
! 3-yd. free elyle-Hiown iSri,
, llunklns Uri, Wood Uri mid
Zlrkle (Hri. Time, 18.7. New record.
10-yd. free ntylo llrowu iHr(.
Thnmiuon (Hr, Kennett UN, nmt
ttrrtkry (Jn. Time, 44 i. New
record.
310-yd. free atyle Thorn iHM,
; Dryden iJrl, Uleberg (Hophi, Dixon
i (Hri. Time. 331 I. New record.
Underwater twlmHlowey (Hr,
i Ilellbroiiner (Hri. McCoy IBophi,
mid lloawnrlh Uri. Immure, ISO
i feet g'v Inrliea. New record.
' 140-yd, free slle-llrown 8ri,
Ilniiklna (Jrl, Htoecklln Jri. mid
; KArhnrl (Hri. Time, I 67.3.
70.yd, bmk etriike C'arlelnn iBri.
! Thnmiuon (Hri, linaworih (Jn, mid
i Uknoc iBophi, Time, Ul,
ThoinWion, Blowcy. Zlrkle mid
Brown. i Time. 1:33.7. New record.
Uw bonid dlvlngllitiiklna Uri.
Kejtor (Hophi, Zumwnll Un, end
Dixon I Hri.
together ciirdn of 73 mid 73 for 30
hole uilnl of 140, three over per,
'a nut placed him In a fifth-place tie
with frcd Aiinon of Orcenwlch,
Conn., mid only one atroke under
the iiiiiihlylng limit.
Wulklug off the home green, pre
sumably aullafled, Locko wee In
formed (lint he hnd Infringed the
rule agalnat wiping the bull. Wit
ncaara mild he had nonchalantly
picked up tlie bull from the 18th
green.
"I learned Unit alnco coming to
thle country," tald the aurprlMd
Mr. 1icke.
The MKT official) drcldrd "that
the rule againal cleaning the ball
appeared to have aurfrrpd many
compound fracturea during the
day, and It would be an lnjualle
to penalize audi a fine golfer and
gentlrmun aa Mr, Hubert Ixirke of
Jolianneabure, Mouth Africa."
At Ht. Umla, aome golfera were
permitted to tee up on sonny fair
way, while othera were forbidden to
do ao. The trlnl. Willi 107 comiwU
lug, waa run off on two cuurae.
The protnau becmiin ao Inalalenl
that the Ht. l-oula committee put the
problem to UHC1A headquarter In
New York.
French) Oulmet, chairman of
UHOA'a cliamplcmalilp committee,
aueucated either replay or a can
cellation. Ht. I.011I decided on a
replay.
Northwest Pair
Okayed For Open
PORTLAND. Ore., June 3 ii
Harold Weal, Portlund profeulonnl,
and Ted Nelat. Walla Wulla pro,
qualified ycnterdny to repreaent the
Paclfle Norlhweat In the U. 8, Open
golf tournainrnt.
Nelat waa awarded the touniey
epol when Ted Longwnrth, Port
laud pro who tied wlih Weal for
the 3D holra, declined the trip.
Nelat ahol a 1411, two over pur nnd
one more Ihnn carded by West mid
lOngworth,
Fred Bolton, Pendleton pro, with
147, and Joe Mnwl. Portland pro.
with 141, received the alternate
berthi.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTItr
U TH CIIKM'IT COURT Or Tint
aTATt Or ONtUON rOR KLAMATH
rotlKTV
In ihe Mailer o the tutaie ot
RM1L OftC A R aWANHON. whs waa
alao known aa C O. SWANSUN, Da-
ceeaeii.
Nouee ta hereby liven that 1 have
above entitled eaute. All Mraona hev.
ine rlalma aaalmt aalil ealale ere re.
Quired to present them tn me, with
R roper vmirhera, al T24 Main ftlreel,
lamalh falU, Oreaon. on or before ala
monllia front May 1.1, 11M7, whuh la Ihe
date of flrat publication of thla notice.
Wm. tlanona, Admlnlalrelor
of the above enlllltd ealale.
H tli "o. 717
NOTKK
IN Till! CIRCUIT COURT or Tnr.
taix or oiicciON ron klamatii
COUNTY
In the Matter of Ihe (alale of
OLIVK TMOMI'aON. Deceaard.
Notice la herebv given Ihat t have
been appointed administrator of the
ealete of Olive Thompson, deceased. All
pereone having claims aaalnsl aald ealate
are required to preaent them, with Pie
proper vntiehere, to me ot the ofllre of
William Canonf, 734 Main Street, Klaot.
ath rails, Oreacin, wltliln ala months
from May 13, IIM7, which Is date ol flrat
pubtleaUon of thla notlre.
Kasper Thompson
Administrator of Uia above
entitled estate.
M I3.10.17; Jn. a. No. 7ia
YOU'lL 100K B1TTIR IN
NATIONAL LKAOUK
a. u W' L P1
New York 33 lfl Ji7
Chicago .. 33 18 70
'""ion 33 18 MO
Brooklyn 31 g jag
i'liuourgn 18 10 .486
Cincinnati 18 33 ,4.13
Philadelphia 17 33 .436
St. Loula ... () 33 ,410
reaieraay'a Itraulla
Ht. Lout 6. Brooklyn 4 (10 In
nlngai.
f-'inclniintl B, New York J.
Pitlabunth 4, Uoaton 3.
Only gamea.
League Ixadcre
Batting Walker. Philadelphia,
J3; Slaughter, Ht. Iiula, 301.
nulla Putted In Tnrgcaon, Boa
ton, 37: Mtm. New York, SS.
Koine Hiuie Miie, New York, 14;
Miller, Cliii'hiiintl, II.
Hloleri Uuaca -- Torgeon, Boa
ton, 7.
Pitching -- Spuhn. Ooaton, 8-0,
1.000.
AMKItlCAN J.EAt)l'E
. W. U Pet.
Detroit , 34 14 .833
New York ... 31 17 .833
Cleveland ,. 18 18 .810
Hewton 20 30 JW
Phlladelihi .. II) 30 .487
Wnalilngton 18 19 .467
Chicago It) 33 .463
Bl. Loula 18 22 .408
Yeaterday'a Reaulta
Ilrwton 8-8. Chicago 2-8.
Philadelphia 8. St. Loula 3 (night).
Only guinea.
Leaeue Leadera
Batting McQuliin. New York.
.364; DIMngglo, New York. .352,
Rune Baited In Keller, New 1
York, 36.
Homo Rum Keller, New York. I
13; Wllllama, Boaton, 11. I
Pitching Hutrhlnaon. Dolrolt and
Shea, New York, 8-1, .833.
Couple Divided
CHILOQUIN, June 3 The Klum- I
ath KIU Junior Bona of Italy team
divided a pair baaeball gamea 1
with clillixiiiln here Suiulny on a
muddy field, losing the opener 8-4 I
nnd taking the nightcap -0.
Ferriss
Aims At
Records
' lly The Aeaoclattd Prraa
Dave (Bubo) l'errlae may yet
rciillzn hla ambition of Joining Weg
Kerrell, former alar Cleveland right
hander, aa the only pUchera ever
to win 20 or morn guinea In each of
their flrat four yeura In the majore.
The lionton Red Sox righthander,
who eatubllahed an American league
mark for pltoherg In 11)48 when he
Won 41) guinea In hla flrat two aea
aou In the big time, la atlll two
yeura away from the mark.
Hkeptlca who early laat aeaaon
termed him a wartime pitcher and
wore forced to eat their wnrda, be
gun to pop up again. "Ifn need
luU of run to Win," Uiey obaerved.
ferrlaa again yealerday proved
that thla waa a. wrong oheerva
lion. Iloaton made only eight hit!
yealerday, three of which tie con
trlbiited hlmarlf, but Dave gave
up only aeven and whipped Ihe
Chicago White Hox g-g at Comle
key park lo give the American
league ehamplona a apllt In their
doubleheader. The White Hox out
keramblrd Ihe Red Hox t-r In Ihe
nlghteap.
It took atrong hitting on hla own
part to win yeaterday. He drove In
three runa with a triple and a eln
Kle and acored once lo account for
four of Iloaton'a alx runa.
Johnny Neun'a Cincinnati Red
knocked the New York Olnnta out
of wile poanennlon of the National
lenguo Icaderahlp when they hand
ed prevloualy unbeaten Ollnt Har
tung hla flrat aetback of the aea
aon nnd crtuhed the Olnnia B-3.
The defeat dropped the Polo Oround
crew Into a tie for flrat place with
the Idle Chicago Cuba.
Iflr Howie Pollet Ditched and
batted Ihe HI. Louie Cardlnala to
a 6-4 victory over the Brooklvn
Dodxrra al Klibeta field. Pollet
cracked aingte in Ihe 10th In
ning to arore P.noe Hlaughler
from aecond with the tie -break -Ing
run.
Plttehurgh throttled a ninth In
ning rally by Be ton and noard out
the Bravea 4-3 In Boston. It wa
onlv the PIrnlea' aecond triumph in
aeven meetlngk with the Bravea.
In a night game at Bt. Lotilx.
the Philadelphia Aihletlci defeated
the Browne, 8-3. The A'a rocked
Cliff Fannin for three rune In the
aecond and acored what proved to
be the winning run in the fifth
when rookie flrat Backer Ferrla Fain
homered.
Szasz Back
For Opener
Al Biota, the cauliflower-eared
Hungarian from Ht, Loula, Mo.,
mukea hla comeback on the local
padded mat Thursday night, fight
ing the three-round opener with the
heretofore very aucceaaful Buck
Weaver.
Bxaax waa here aeveral month
ago for a short stay and snared hla
aegment of following among the
fana In two or three bout. He la
a aoeedy. alyltatlo type of grappler.
The other two uouu on the card
are tabbed aa a double main event,
both acheduled for five heal or two
of three full".
Top of the card belonge to Bucko
Davidson and Pierre LaBelle, and
tlie other frnrna will be a repeat be
tween the two bearded mtuclera.
Stocky Knellaon and Benny Tru
dell, Dnvldaon and LaBelle fought
a pleating match hero two week
ago, a draw, while Knellaon waa
awarded a default declaion over
TTudell laat Thureday.
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
New Haven. Conn. Bob Mortgom
ery, 137, Philadelphia, outpointed
Julie Kogon, 138, New Haven (10
non-UUe,
lfaWkaaiaataaWa,auUk
Dave Henthorne Steps
Near-Record Dashes
As Web foot Freshman
n. u.mhn.n. the Klamath Fall (tripling who 1 outstripping
the northern dlvlalon' beet on tha track thl aprlng, turned In hU
fiutekt card In Uklng two flrau for Oregon at Ui conference cham
plonahlp meet In Bcaltle Saturday. ....
um -ri nut a 0 0 for the 100-yard daah, Just the merest fraction
off a record, and 21.3 In the 220. A place on the Duck relay team which
finished third handed Davy the paim lor vne ouuuinaing pom wora
of the afternoon, even though Oregon flnUhed third to the winning
HUakle of Washington V.
Thoae two time were hi beat of the aeaaon, and Dave waan't
topped In the eprlnte all year. He didn't placa In the Oregon-Oregon
State dual claah almply becauae ha didn't ran tlie 100 or 220 that after
noon. Agalnat OBO Henthorne waa put In the 440 and relay, and, of
courae, came out flrat,
Henthorne It Juat a freahman at Oregon, 19 ycara old and a two
year navy veteran. Pacific Coast conference track followera will hear a
lot of that KUHS graduate before he turn In hi aplke for good.
a e e a
Mountain Climbers Disgruntled
A group of mountaineer from Portland and Mt. Hood were down
In Ihl country laat week-end to acale Mt. Pitt, but the road waa In
ao mo thing of a quagmire, the weather waa bad and flrat one thing
then another kept them away from the peak.
They were pretty aore about It, apparently blaming everybody In
the neighborhood for the weather and an unhappy holiday. Aa one who
take an exceedingly dim view of mountain climbing, I wonder If they
thought anyone down here actually cared whether they climbed Mt.
Pitt or not. Let'm ktick to their over-publicized Mt. Hood. The weather
get pretty louy In PorUand, too.
a a e a
George Bray New Talent Coach
George Bray, the big Bonanza high graduate, having finished hla
achoollng at SOCE and Oregon, ha igned to coach all (port at Talent
high thla coming year, Oeorge played baaketball for the Ducks during
tlie 1048-48 aeaaon and waa the team' fourth high scorer tn 32 game.
a a e
Sharkey Would Club Der Maxie
Old Jack Sharkey, tlie burly Boatonian who lifted the heavyweight
crown from the brow of Max Bchmellng back In 1932, ha joined the
"don't-lel-Bchmeling-back-to-the-Unlu.-d-States" chorus. In fact, Shar
key ha threatened to knock Maxies ear off hould they chance to
meet In the street.
Der Maxie won the crown from Sharkey on a foul In 1930, then wo
manhandled by Sharkey In losing tlie championship two years later.
A for other fighter of today. Jack ha a low opinion of them all,
except Joe Louis. The rank and file, he ay, call a five-second daah
after a itreet car roadwork. It waan't like that In the old days.
Oaks Face
Portland
This Week
By The Associated Pre
The big three of the Pacific Coast
league Oakland, Ban Francisco and
Lo Angelea will finally get out of
one another' hair thl week and
get a chance to work on and per
liajpa, work over lesser opposition,
Oakland may face the hardeat
job, traveling north to meet Port
land' Beavers, who have been strong
at home. The Beavere, aecond only
to Oakland a a surprise outfit, are
atlll in fourth place despite having
dropped Just under the .500 mark.
San Francisco, tied with the Oaks
for the lead, and Los Angelea, third
only a game back, drawa Sacramento
and San Diego, respectively. Sacra
mento won a temporary hold on
fifth place by besting Ban Diego
last week.
It could mean a respite for the
top trio, which for the past aeveral
week seemed to be bumping up
against each other constantly. In
these meetings, of course, the Oak
came off beat. '
Casey Stengel's slugging Acorn
measured Lo Angeles, four gamea
to three, then lambasted San Fran
cisco, 8-1. The Seals salvaged at
least their pride by smacking down
the Angel, S-3.
Seattle' Rainier, virtually tied
with San Diego for sixth, Invade
Hollywood, the home of the cellar
dwelling Star, tn the other sched
uled series. It may be the Stars'
best opportunity to escape from the
dungeon.
Cuban Baseball
Given Go Sign
COLUMBUS. O., June 3 lift If
okay for professional baseball play
ers with not more than four year
of league experience to play In
Cuba' winter loop, the minor
voted today.
mtaAl.p a) Wiwg. Klsaaalk rails, Ore. Tt'nanAT, Jgae , , pI(e levee)
Sellout Crowd Expected
For Snapp-Wade Fisticuffs
LeRoy Wade, the Ban Franctacn
middleweight who la Uia opponent
for Jack Snapp In the armory to
night, la reputed ta bo a rough and
tumble puncher by those who have
aeen htm In action and la expected
to provide a stiff teat for the con
fident Snapp.
Both boy will weigh In thl after
noon right at or a pound below the
160 middleweight top, but Snapp
will by all odd be the popular
favorite with a hometown crowd.
Wade la managed bv Dnlnh
Thomas, San Francisco gymnasium
owner, a telegram from Tnomaa
thl morning said that the fighter
would arrive In Klamath Fall by
train around noon.
The armory gate will onen at 7:30
for aale of general admlaaion ducat.
A full house la expected when the
curtain goes up at 8:30.
Flrat two bout of the evening will
be In the lightweight division, with
Oeorgle Price of Merrill and Kert
Stanton having the opener. Price
won hi only fight go far, Stanton
Is a newcomer.
Benny Mitchell and Herb nnell
are matched In the second warm-up
fight.
The two five-rounder sharing
equally the aemlwtndup limelight are
miaaieweignt encounter featuring
three of the better local fighters and
one new boy from Ashland.
Bob Eastman, the hard-hitting
southpaw and former KUHS foot
ball plaver, will battle the new
comer, Tim Orady, Eastman has
had six fights in the local ring,
winning four, losing one and going
once to a draw.
Eddie Johann of Redding and
Billy Sunday of Chlloouin have the
stage Just before the main event
come on. Both have been felrH
successful In past fight here,
Johann haa on win, on lou and
four draw on hla card, while Bun
day haa four win, four lossee and A
pair of draw.
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President George M. Trautman
of the National Association of Base
ball league said the move was the
first official step toward greater co-
operation between Cuban and
United States Interests. 1
NOW
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Cold Weather Cuts Crowd
At Games' Under Arclights
A fair-sited crowd of hardy fan
almost but not quite enough to pay
expense turned out at Modoc
field last night to watch the Inau
gural games of the city Softball lea
gue' under-the-llght program.
Indication are that the night
game will be a going operation
when the weather give the ball
player an even shake. Last night
the temperature fluttered around
the 80 mark, aided by a chilly wind
and occasional sprinkle of rain.
However, the two gamea did go
off. The Veteran beat Knights of
Columbu 12 to 4 In the opener on
Bill 8eet' eight-hit tossing. Joe
Haycock and Lou Toucher did the
KC pitching, with Haycock the
loser.
The VeU Jumped on Haycock for
nine run In the aecond Inning,
among them a homer by Jim Der
rah. the first circuit blow under the
light. There were several more be
fore the evening wo over.
In tlie second game Ricky re
mained undefeated by trouncing
Bureau of Reclamation 28 to 7. In
that game Scotty Smith and Paul
McCall took advantage of the short
right field of the diamond by blast
ing first inulng homers Into the
bleachers.
Smith' went in on the bounce,
but McCall teed off and tlie ball
went In about six row up. That
right field will be one of the prime
defensive hazard of the field.
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Boston Tommy Sullivan, IIS,
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Sponsored by Northwest Quarter Horse Association.
And in connection-
George Martin's 4th Annual Sale
O Show at 10:00 a. m. Saturday, June 7th.
O Races at 1:30 Saturday; 6 races, admission $1.00 plus tax.
O One matched race Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
O Sale starts promptly at 12 o'clock Sunday.
42 head of stallions, mares and yearly fillies of the best Quarter
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O Immediately after the Quarter Horse sale, George Martin is offering
at auction 50 head of excellent saddle horses, including Palominos and
Pintos. There is a lot of quality in these horses. See them at the Fair-
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Hank Weiscamp, renowned Quarter Horse breeder and auctioneer of Ala
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Sig Jourgin, Austin, Texas, with the American Quarter Horse association,
will judge the Quarter Horses.'
If you are interested in good races and extra good horses, see them .
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