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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1947)
Contestants Of Tonight's Main Event "Ic A - V'" ; a i A I ,' " t r ,i ' V'l . " V M Ha ; I'lrrr (t'rencliy) l.allrllp, Ilia mn on lop. will fllit Herb Paras, th man on Itie bottom, In she main event itf the armury wrratllnr card tanlihU In Ui.lr last boul ,allrlle came oul vrlnnrr. Mildred Zaharias Wins British Women's Golf OUI.I.ANK. BrotlKiid, June 13 lA'i rtlilrilv Unix) Dltlrlkanii Zuharlns won the Hrlilsh women's amateur gulf championship unlay with painfully aore lelt thiinib but ahr refused to tell about It lent It ammcl like an alibi. 'The very tint day I hit ait Iron nut of the rouaii on the seventh and I dim act urri) i nearly tore my left thumb off," alio aald. It a ailll wire and It hurU like the dlrkeiu when I hit aoine of thus WCTU Head Sees Prohibition Again AH1IUHY PAItK, N. J, June 1 av-Mn. 1). Lrmh Colvln of Kvan- alon, 111., president of the National womana i;iiriawaii irmerance un Ian, aaya Uie United Htate la head ed bark to national prohibition. AaurenainK uie opening session yesterday of a twn.day meeting of the National WCTU. Mra. Colvln aid the nation waa now In an or ganised "revolt against alcoholic beverage. "One-quarter of the area of (he United Blate. containing 3H.000.UO0 population, l now dry or bans hard liquor," ahe aald, predicting that "eventually entire late will to dry ana intimately me nation." Iaaa'eaai I TLEGAL NOTICES 1 MOTIC'K INVITINI1 Mllia 4 Th. Un4raln.d I'ollr. Judge will r i ' aelva hlrfa for repairing the roof on tha City Hall, up to 7 JU P. M. Monday, June U, l7 Th CHr rawrvea lh Hiht la rajact v any or all blrta. it. T. raANCY i Police Judge Jn Il ia No 146. long on. I wouldn't Ml anybody about It bwatiMt 1 didn't want theae people lo think I waa trying to aet up an alibi." Two atrangely unrelated Item played vital rolea in the Unbe'a great victory. One waa the HrlllMi golf bull, MX hundredth" of tin ln-h atualler tlian the American. The other waa pair of blue corduroys "filthy," alie called them. Of the allKhtly ainallrr Hrltlah golf ball, the Hnbe aald aha believed "I got 25 yard more distance with It." The corduroya. which ahe wote through the oiienlng round when he brushed all coinetltlon nalde, were replaced Una morning with grey culottea and yellow aweater over a white blouse. In this attire ahe waa held even over the tint 18 hole by Jacqueline Gordon, In the' afternoon round the cor duroya appeared again and the aume Babe went on to a amaahlng victory. Mia. Zaharlaa became the first American to ever win the Hrltlah women'a amateur golf title. 8ho de feated Mlsa Gordon b and 4 In the 3A-hole final thla afutrnoon. In the final round ahe won a five up advantage in the first six holm, out In 3d aa compared to par of 37 for women. Hhe acored an eugle 3 on the 30th hole. All or the wild blrda. and the tame onea, too, aclcntlala now tell us. reiiulre prolelna. vllnmlna and amino aclda In their dleta Just aa do farm anlmala and human. Hporta Afield. Bill Cissell Keeping Arcs On White Sox Ex-Chicago Shortstop Now An electrician CHICAGO, June Vi iNKAJ Oliuiiuur wiillum Uiaatih, tne man wnu uiuda to inn iiguut at Uointagoy puia, in the inun tor wnom tuc wniKi out tuiaeu looae tne imguat ciiuua oi money Hint tne aiiiuii cuii uiugue uuiwoitll club ever apent on a ballplayer. iiill (Jiaattii waa red-hot Inflelder for tne i'onianu lionvera of tne Pa cillo Uoaat leuguo back In 1V27, when the Into Chariea A, Comiakcy laid out 7o,uOu in cush plu vurioua am icuia wan an uggtcguto worth of MB.ooO lor him. 'J'hat IZ3,00 la an all-time high for the I'ale lloee, and Claarll now la elaaaed on the Comlakey payroll aa an electrician inatead of a anortatop. At 4t ycura old, slender and nt 111 itlhletlcally built with only a little gray In hla hair, Claaell work around Uie park all week and playa Miml-pro ball fur I2A a game on ttundiiya. Ile a worth It, too. Willie hurdly a flop in four years with the Box, the ex-Heaver never quite attained alardom. He waa a luncy fielder but hla batting wua nothing to keep headline writer busy, although In 1033 he went to the Clcvclund Indian and hit .316 In HO guinea ua a second bnaeman. The arrival of the Imperishable l.uke Appling on the White Hox roatrr aUrted Claaell on hla way. In 11)31, when Claaell hit only .220. Appling laid claim to the Job, and la alill holding It. Illll pluyed a while with Connie Mack'a Athletics, then aort of drifted out. With hla naturnl talent he should have gone fnrln baseball, but those who knew him beat In hla daya aa a player aay he ateadfaatly refuaed to let Uie gam Interfere1 with hla jricaaure. Ducks Have Two On All-Division PULLMAN. June 13 ( Player from Washington achooli grabbed off alx of the nine apota In Uie of ficial northern division all-star base ball team, while Oregon got two and Oregon Slate one, Washington Slate college reported laat night. Francis Auer of Idaho waa aelected aa one supporting pitcher and John Day of Oregon aa another. The team: Wally Kramer, W8C pitcher; Prank Conatantlon, Wash ington, catcher: Sammy White, Washington, tint base; Walter Klrach, Orrgon, aecond baae: Chuck Drayton, WHC, third baae: Bud Portler, OBO, ahortatop; Bob Santee, Oregon, Bill Taylor. Waahlngton. and Larry Ortelg. WSC. outfield. Home Economics Officers Named CORVAI.LI8. June 13 (1 Mr. Edgar Lemlng, Waahlngton county, waa elected president of the Oregon home economics extension council at the 15th annual meeting yesterday. Other oflccrs Include Mr. W. C. Chrlstensen, Baker county, ecre tary: and Mrs. E. E. Kllpatrlck, Kla math county, treasurer. The council reported IM00 raised, this year toward the I4.S.0OO needed to construct a cooperative dormitory at Oregon State. StUh&l 'n BpMai ; Eight keg team of the summer mixed league; are rolling the Thursday night at Recreation bowling alley, and another four-team oolal league sponsored by the Moose lodge 1 cheduled to take over the maple on Friday night. Otherwise Erie Hamilton's alley are fairly quiet, though open for play from t p, m. on week day, Saturday and Sunday afternoon and night. He 1 talking now of getting busy resurfacing the lane In preparation for the next league sea son stoning in tne tan. -a AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Detroit , 27 30 .S74 New York 27 22 Mi Boston ,... 24 22 .623 PhllndelDhla 26 24 .610 Chicago ,.. .. 25 27 .481 Cleveland IP 21 .476 Washington 20 26 .444 81, Louis 29 26 .436 resterday' Rraull Chicago 3. New York 2 (11 in nings). Detroit 7-0. Philadelphia 1-4. Boston 3, Cleveland 0. Washington 4. pi. Loul 2 NATIONAL LKA(;l'K W. L. New York 27 19 Brooklyn 27 21 Chicago 28 21 Boston 27 22 Phlladelnhla 23 28 Cincinnati 23 28 Pittsburgh 20 27 St. Louis 20 27 Yesterday Result Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 8. New York 7. Chicago 4-6, Boston 0-2. Philadelphia 6. St. Louis 4. PACIFIC COAST I.KAGl K W. L. San Francisco 40 31 Los Anxelea 40 33 Oakland 37 32 Portland ...31 31 Sacramento 35 36 Hollywood 33 39 San Diego 32 38 Seattle 30 38 Pet, .687 .683 .663 .651. AM .451 .428 A21 Pet. .583 .548 .630 .600 .493 .458 .457 .441 The summer mixed leaguo con venes at 8 o'clock each Thursday and play for a pot which I tpllt after each session. Apparently Just for the heck of it, some very peculiar name have been hung onto the various team. These, fur Instance: BeeBees Charlie Booth, Susie Booth, Harry Bray and Edith Bray. filibusters Rose Poubert, H. C. tantz, Elenora Weatherford and Walter Fleet. Tout Pen Bellottl, Bill Martin. Pauline Suty and Mary Bellottl, Moron Bill Davis. Thelma DavU, Ell Ron and Joyce Ross. Kafeway Agnes Cleddes, Norman Allen, Mary Mortis and Ben Mor ris. lilt and Miss Bill Owens, Vivian Owens, Joy Jones and one vacant spot, Chumplona Flo Ann Eaton. Pearl Poppy, Al Hackenworth and Mel Robinson. Cripples Frank Drlscoll, Bernlce Brltl. Al Backea and Martha Mc-Collum. Snakes Escape From Circus SALEM, June 12 (P When Mr. Oeorge A. Ryland, who live In the northern part of the city, frantical ly phoned police that there wo a six-foot snake In her bedroom, the officer were Inclined to be skepti cal. The officer found her story true, and discovered the blue racer had escaped from nearby clrcu. Two other snakes, an asp without teeth and a whlpsnake, are (till roaming the suburbs. Snake tamer Terry White of the Imperial Exposition show aald the snake are harmless, and that they got loose when being moved from case to clrcu pit. He aald the snakes are friendly, and that they can be pacified by rubbing their stomach. BCO INFESTATION MEDPORD. June 12 flPy An In festation of European red mite In the pear orchard of thla area waa reported today by County Horticul turist C. B. Cordy. It I the first time thl peat ha been found here. The young moose 1 not (potted at birth Sport Afield. hkiai.d J Nr.w, Kismslh falls, On. Tnuas., Jan 11, 141. Pass Tklrlat Bobby Locke Tabbed As Fellow To Beat In Open ST. LOUIS. June 12 (PI They tee off today In goifdom'a most grandiose show, the 47th United State Oolf association Onen with South African Bobby Locke slightly lavorea to mow down 103 tense rivals on the short but deceptive St. Loul country club course. Mustachioed, 150-poui.d Lloyd Mangrum was defending hla title in thl 72-holo blue ribbon scramble. but the fellow to beat obviously waa tne red not importation irom Johannesburg, South Africa, Arthur D'Arcy Bobby Locke. Cloudy weather wltn occasional thunderstorms was predicted a the phalanx of golf big and little shot swarmed over the nug. narrow oar- 71 course which ha plenty of trouble lurking in a 8532-yard meander. Locke, 29, winner of 68437 and four title In seven U. S. meet within two months, waa the favorite al though Mangrum, leading POA money winner, Jimmy Demaret and Ben Hogan also got respectable nod from the bet makers. The quest for a slice of a 610,000 FISIIINO POOR ASTORIA. June 12 UP) Olllnet fishermen averaged leas than 100 pound per boat in the first day of the second half of spring commercial season. Muddy water was blamed. If you ever should get fish poison. : apply antiseptic to the wound and cover with a bandage. This will ef-; feet a cure within a day or two. Sport Afield. Yesterday's Result Sacramento 8. Portland 0.' Oakland 6, Seattle 4. Hollywood 9. Loa Angeles 5. San Francisco 4, San Diego 3. purs (for professional) and the tradition-steeped championship call for 18 hole today and tomorrow, when the field will ba trimmed lo 60, and 36-hole wlndup Baturday. As a general rule, female rainbow trout spawn when three year old. Sport Afield. FRIDAY 13TH PRESENTING BOAT REGATTA ROYAL COUR1 DANCE Sponsored by Klamath County Junior Chamber of Commercs Boat Regatta AT THE ARMOR! Dancing 9 to 1 Muiie by Boldy'g Band Admission: 75c, Tax 15c, Total 90c Father's Day GIFTS Hera are a few suggestion for "Dad" from our Complete Stock Air Mattress 11.50 Hip Fishing Boots 10.50 . Camp Stoves 8.95 up Cam Kits leers mp 15 PI 10.50 THE GUN STORE 714 Main First Time h Ve! HKjUK StlC WDM aw E-H9 SALE Here's your chance to get off those risky wartime tires and get rolling on skid-safe GENERALS I NOTIt'K OF riNAI ACCOUNT NOTICE 1 hrl.c given thai the undtrlgnrr3 hei UtA har final Account and JUporl Arimlnlatralrltt of the Kuala of ANNA K1.IMA, dcaixJ, and lha Court hut timed Monday, June Id, t17, at 11 30 A M. il lha Circuit Cmirl room In the Court Mmut at Klamath ralta. Oreaun, an iu ttftu. Rn pjac 0f hfrlf.f of fthjectinni. If any, lo Uie am and MHImnt thereof. Dated May 14 ItUT ANNA RCHMIDT, AdminlnrairiK of tha Ratata of Anna Kllma, Oeceatrd, M. 1S-M 30, J, ft-U-No. 71, Klamath Business College 733 Pine St. Phone 4760 Enroll now for Special Summer Study for a Complete Business Course. ARMY & NAVY Folding Canvas Cots White or Khaki 0" Homa , Farm Camp. Industry 49 Any Amount These regulation cor ere metal re-enforcd, with extra ' I I I I neary narawooo frames. New Wool Blankets Hen. 7.9S 4.45 SHELF WORN - NOT USED ft Comforters Re-Issue Re-. J3.95 1.95 Sleeping Bags All New 100 wool, Mummy ityle, two-ply with sip per. Priced at only - SURPLUS DEPOT Boats ' Motors ', Camping Equipment SPORTING GOODS 423 So. 6th Across From Ashley's Chevrolet, Phone 6370 ON GENERAL TIRES & TUBES Wa have Factory authority to go the limit to give you a trade-in deal you can't refuse. It's our way of winning new customers. We knew we can count on tha long term patronage that Top-Quality wins. 1 (gv& AT OP GENERAL TIRES 380toJ85 Mini mum amounts you save per fir ... depend ing on condition of original treads or recaps: 6.00-u 3.80 to S.20 6.00-16 3.90 to S.30 630-15 4.60 to 6.2S 6.50-16 4.70 to 6.40 7.00-15 S.10 to 6.9S 7.00-16 S.20 to 7.15 , 7.50-16 7.90 to 10.85 . , 5HU GREATER AUOWANCES ON FULL SETS COME IN! YOU CAN COUNT ON THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN General originated tha Trade-in Sale. It's a matter of pride with us that no on can out-bid us. You'll Ilka tha way we do business and you'll ba amazed at tha liberal allowances we will make you. V ' ' Save uff 1&50Ml3aTSpecM RECONDITIONED USED TIRES GOOD RECAPS BARGAIN SPARES Oar bargain racks are bulging with good serviceable trade-ins taken In during this Sale; We're anxious to move them. You can get your mileage at half price while waiting for your now car. Save up to 50 I ' . j'syj iiM lS' 301 So. 6th St. B. K. Teed Phone 7071
