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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1947 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Hornets Look Powerful Vacancy At Fullback Is Biggest Problem By HALE SCARBROUGH Hpnrl Kdltor, Th Ifnrulcl and New Tlig Henley IlcirnoU will bo touuli on the gridiron again till lull If someone stcpa Into the cleat ml moleskins led by Fred Hose' at lullbuuk, l.usl aouaun tho Homo La ulounccl up all 1 achool oiillluii around lioro and wont on to win the elat small achool championship, unci the offonso lined wna tailored to fit lieu Ilka a tlht aweater. But tills tall Ulg I'rcd will bo playing looluull fur HI. Mniy'n, und thore la a doilnllo vacancy In the Hornet back Hold. Max Marvin, uuilatiinl to Carroll llowo, luat your, will have the Job of couching the Horneta come flint call HopUnnbor 1, and ho predicts ihut tho Ken ley buya will tuko care of the Klamath county foot ball limmio in romping atyla and then auirt trying to get aoiuoplaco In the B achool tourney. Ilia pilmury candldutoa for full- buck are Uulo Nownhum, who played ut tuuklo and occoalunully filled In lor Jleu hint aouaon, and (Jlurenco Allium, halfback. Ulnco tho Hornet will be lulng a variation of the model T most of tho time, with tho ball coining buck only to the quurtarbuck or fullback, Marvin haa to find aome big fellow to tuke that apol. Mown hum and Adanu will got the first ahou, Nut all plays will be run frum the T. tliougli, 1 lie single wing will bo employed on occasion, also a abort punt formation, and some of tlione tricky double and triple re verara Aoilly came up with last year will be thrown In for good measure. ' Murvln auya lie's nut getting any giuy hairs ovor tho material he lias lor the hue, but the place ho'a lluble to gel trumped la In Uie backflold. In Hie lino ho lost only Herb Wallln of tho rrgulura. Wallln played guurd. Coming back for another aeusou will be Center Harold llulln, End Clar ence Adunia, Uuurd lien Hhoppard, Tackles I.ylo Bnilth, Ed Krcur and Dcuu Wells. In addition he hua at least five cither candldutoa fur end, Including Dale Weber, who la a probable start er, and half a dozen potentials at guard and tackle. Most of tlicm are big fellows, ISO pounds or better. Archie Itutter, first airing quarter, Is coming back, as Is Cleuan Medium, halfback, liob Erina, a left handed passer, may gel a lot of work, and the same goes for Richard Ailnina, sophomore quarterback and brother of Clarence. Tho Horneta lost aeven men from the I1M6 titular squad, but only Ursa and Wallln among the regu lars. Wlicn practice starts Septem ber 1 Ma expects to have about 40 bo out trying for berths an the squad that from a school which had only a little over 1M high achool enrollment this spring. First game for the Hornet will be a nocturnal engagement with the Lakovlew Honkers, at Lakevlew Sep tember IS. Tho county league sched ule won't be drawn for aeveral weeks yet. Last year the Hornets lied with Lakevlew 0 to 0 to sun their season, tho only time Uiry were headed all year. Front Squads Face Action Under Lights All Uio loading tcums of the City Softball circuit go to bat tonight tinder the Modoc field lights, and the result may well be a ahakeup In tho standings. aamoa at 7:30 have the Pour Star Merchants tangling with the Eagles and Illckya mooting the Elka, and the 1:30 engagements put Tho Oun Store league leadera against leat plaee Knights of Columbus and VFW against Ashley. Hoflball Standings W. L. Pet. Oun Store I 0 1.000 Ashley . 6 1 .847 VKW ft 1 .833 nickya 4 2 Ml Merchant! . 3 2 .800 Elka .. 3 3 .800 Reclamation 3 A .288 Moose ............ I 4 .300 Eaglea 1 8 .143 KO 1 7 .138 That latter game may shift second and third places In the alandlnga, Ashley has a record of six and one, whllo tho Vet have five and one. Doth aro very powerful aggrega tions. Although The Oun Store's grcen clnd outfit l unbeaten with only ,tlireo games to go, at louat four other squads still have a chance to pull out ahCRd of the pack. Tonight's games can make or break the chances of Rlckya and the Merch ants. A common symbol seen m Oriental rugs Is known aa the "knot of des tiny." Consisting of Intertwined lines, It la said to data back to Solomon's time. Msrrlssn t.lcritiM llonunHON-STUMP. Jnie O. Roher. smi. 8n, laborer. Native of Tennentee. IICKldent of Klamath ratla, Ora. Doha rtoe Hlumn, l. Native or California, nmldrnl of Klamalh rails, Ore. MOIir.AN-MOU.ssr.AN. Boyd J. Mor gan, 23, hutrher. Native of Kansas, rtexldent of Klamath Falls, Ore. Batty Jean Mnliitean, 10. beauty operator. Nallv of Idaho. Resident of Klamath rails, Ore. Juillca Court rtnliert nawllnai, no license teas. Fine, $5. no. Kermlt Len niinrn. violation of the bniilo rule, rine, SIO.OO. rrnnk William Hllrd, operating a motor vehicle ns a private carrier without a PIIC permit, rine. l.00. Lewis Ulen Olaon, no tall llaht. Fine, an. so. MOVING! Pike's Brake Service has purchased the Sunrise Auto Brake Service and will hereafter be located at 101 EAST MAIN PHONE 7237 BEAVERS SWEEP SERIES WITH 3-1 FRISCO WIN Hy The Associated I'resa Tho league-leading Los Angeles Angela finally came out on top In Uio third game of tholr pitching duels with their Pacific Coast league rivals, the Scaltlo Italnlers. After being nipped twice In li miting affairs by the peaky Suda strong pitching stall, Itusa Buuera Pro League Would Form Hall Of Fame NEW YUKK, Aug. I U't They are planning to make a pigskin C'ooperatown out of Latrobe, 1'a, Lalrobe la accepted aa the birth place of profraslonal football. The flrat pro game waa played thrro between Lalrobe and Jranelle. I'a. The National Football league, through IU prealdrnl, llerl Hell, lar project, and Hell eald he would haa approved the half-million dol lar project, and Hell eald he would seek financial support of the league's club owners. This la not taken to mean that only National league playere, or proa who played before that league waa organised, will be re cognised as all-time greats of the game. The All-America conference haa been running ao briefly that right now It would have no can didates for the honor, figuring that eligibility would be based on performance over a span of sev eral yeara. If one good season made a base ball player eligible for Coopers town, the hall of fame would be cluttered up Willi a lot of rookies who were never any good after that first year. PALL RIVER. Mass. Lee Savold. 309. Dca Moines, and Tiger Ted Lowry. 188, New Bedford, drew. 10. LEGAL NOTICES NOT UK Or HrAMIVfl ON H N A la A I'll I', T Notice li htuHijv liven I hut the iimlrr Igned, AdfiiinlatrnlriM ut the t-tMie of Aiiini I., nook, dereeied, haa filed her final ctrnunt of her mlnlairlln of uid UU, and tho Jitdua of tit Circuit Court hat fitted tan o'clock In the or noon of (top tern tier 4, 1M7, and tha court room of said court In tha Klamath County Courthouse, tha tima and placa vhn and whir any parson may present any objections or exception lo anythlnf tharoln eunte Inert, and at aald lima and placa tha Court will finally Mill aald account. ri)NA M. BOOK, Administratrix. J 1 13 A 1 -4-13 32 No TIM UK A I. CO BIDS, In duplicata, on form provided t Kara for, marked oudlda "Uld Uttta Yanuay No, I Imagine Unit." and addrasacd to I ha Superintendent. Klamath Indian A fancy, Klamath Agen cy, Oregon, will be received until J:oO o'clock P. M. Pacific Standard Tima August IK, 1MT. for tha purchaM of marrhantahl timber on a tract within tha Klamalh Indian Reservation. Oregon, described as tha "Little Yamtay No. I tagging Unit-" Tho unit Include ap proximately 13.000 acres or timbered land with an estimated stand to ha cut of approximately lio.ooo.ooo fact D M of ponderoea and sugar plnea, Including a possible email amount of Douglas fir, In censa cedar, and other species of which about 17 million feel U. M. of ponderos. pine stands on approximately 1BOO acres of ao trust allotmenU for which separata approved contracts must afterward be made with allottees desiring to sell, and on terms similar to tha contract for tha unallotted timber. Each bid must state the price per thousand feet B. M. Bcrlb ner Decimal C log Scale that will be paid for timber cut and scaled prior to any readjustment of rates as specified In tha contract. No hid will be considered for less than 114.78 per thousand feet B. M for ponderosa and sugar pines: 910,00 per thousand feet B. M. for Douglas fir and Incense cedar and M.OO per thousand fact B, M. for other specie. Each bid mum be accompanied by a cartUled check in tha amount of iiw.ooo on a solvent bank payable to the Special Disbursing Agent. Klamalh Agency, Ore gon. The deposit will bo returned to un successful bidden. Tha deposit of tha successful bidder will ba applied aa part of the purchasa price against timber actually cut on this unit only, or re-, talned aa liquidated damages If tha bid der shall not execute the contract and furnish satisfactory bond for sno.ooo within 80 daya from acceptance of his bid. Tha right to waive technical defects and reject any and all bid Is reserved. Tha contract will specify that all desig nated timber shall be cut and removed from tha unit prior to April l. 1034, Tor copies of tha contract, regulations, blanka for submission of bids, and other Information, apply to tha Superinten dent, Klamalh Agency. Oregon. Dated this 33rd day of Juno 1047, at Waihtng ton, D. C. Warren W. Gardner, Assistant Secretary of the Interior, jy. in. as: A. 1. a. No. 7na. "Say Hunters!-1 Aro your GUNS ready for tho fall hunt? BEAT THE RUSH Hav them repaired now at Ralph's Gun Shop "On the Ill-way to the Fly-way" 4820 80. 6th ' Phone 4273 bent an old Aimel Jinx, Kewple Dick Ilarratt, and the Los Angelea club won the finale of their three game aerlea, 1 to 0, last night. Barrett threw a alx-hltter and so did Bauera. But Bauera waa given a run-out of the alx hlu while Ilarrett'a males failed to crash the scoring column. Third Baseman Johnny Oatrowskl scored the lone run after leading off with a alngle. The basea loaded up be hind him and then Eddie Malone grounded to Mickey Rocco who touched first base but threw too lata to catch Oatrowskl at Uie plain. The Portland Bearers took the Han Francisco Heals for the third slraliht game, 3 to 1, lo make a rlran ewtrp of their serin and pull up wllhln 14 gamra of the third place Krals. A two-homer rally In the alxlh did the trick. Manny Kscohsr's circuit elout drove In another Krai player to make two runs and then Herman Iteirh homered with none on. dan Diego swept Its aerlea agulnat aecond-place Oakland by taking the last of three contests, 7 to 4, but the Padrea stayed In the cel lar. Hollywood and Sacramento, the fifth and sixth teams In the leag'ie standings, finished a aerlea with Uie Htnrs winning two gamea to one. The Btara won the finale 8 to 4 when Al Llbke homered In the seventh with one on. Th bos: rrll,a4 An Mulllii, 3b 4 IUIIO. M . i Kurobsr, cf 4 lor, II I.... 4 Itslrh. it . 4 vico, lb . ... a Hiiinsiti, n . a ftllvi UlbUal, p TtlUls .. S.n nrlM-a W'hll. rl l.uby. 3b Khrldsn. rf . OrUlg, 3b Hruvu. II Jnhnion. lb Mc!v, m Ulsild. c Jqxci. p Jnnlngaa Alt .. 4 ... 4 4 J 3 TnUU . 32 0 11 - luttrd for Johnaon In f"h- PortUnd . . OHO 0M 0003 Hen rrenvUro 010 000 000 -I Winning pltcherDlhliut. RuniMul lin, .(Urnlmr, llelch, ilrovle Error mine. Left on Portland 3. n rrertrUro T. Home run Drovta. E robar, ftalch nun bolted In Brovia, Kirouar t. Retch. Sacrifice Ilaatnekl, Ratio Double plave Sheridan and Nice ly: Whit and Gladd. Time 1:35. Um pire Sommere, Grr, Ford. Attendance 3405 Dancers Glide Past Valsetz PORTLAND. Aug. 8 () McEl roy'a of Portland and the Valsetz Millers will meet again tonight to decide Uie state semi-pro baseball championship. A 13th liming triple by Art "Curly" Lelnlnger produced two runs and gave McElroy's a 4-3 win last night that sent Uie annual tourney here Into another game. After Lelninger'a blow. Uie Millers came back to load tho basea with none out In their half of the 12th, but Pitcher Virgil Butler of McEl roy's bore down and Uie best the Millers could produce was one run on Eddie Adams' long fly. National Guard To Get Jet Planes PORTLAND. Aug. 8 W) Jet fighter planes are expected for training of the Oregon national guard here next spring. The guard unit said It expected to get a share of the 88 P-80 fighters allocated by the army to national gunrd outfits. WITH PLEASURE, WE ANNOUNCE OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT Is Now Under the Supervision of Clarence E. Lynch O Mr. Lynch' many years experience with "Chrysler Engineered Products" will enable us to give you the best of service on your DeSoto or Plymouth cars. His knowledge added to our greatly increased parts stock, will take care of all your automotive needs. BURNESS MOTOR CO. Huskies Have Killing Grid Season Slate Webfoots Schedule Five Eugene Games, Pair In Portland The Washington Huskies, tradi tionally the worklngest team In the Pacific Coast Football conference, haa slated a rugged card for the 1047 gridiron season the roughest schedule of Uie entire conference. The Huskies will start off with Minnesota hi a game at Minneapolis September 27, then on successive Saturdays meet Oregon State, St. Mary'a, Oregon, Stanford, Southern Cal, California. UCLA and Wash ington State. There's nothing that can be claaaed aa a breather all the way. Southern Cal will slick pretty close to home this season, having alx of nine fames In the 106,000 seating capacity Los Angelea t'oll aeum. The Trojana play Washing ton HUM, Rice, Oregon Hlale, Htanford, UCLA and Notre Dame at home, and travel la Ohio Htate, California and Waahlngton. Another achedule full of dynamite la Uie one prepared for UCLA. The Utea alart off with University of Iowa and follow through with Northwestern, Oregon, Stanford, Southern Methodist, Cal. Oregon Bute. Waahlngton and USC. The Beavera of Oregon State take on Utah at Salt Lake City first, Uien travel to Seattle to play Wash ington before having a game at Corvallla, biat with Idaho. After that the Beavera meet Southern Cal. Portland U, Stanford. UCLA, WBC, Oregon and Nebraska. Oregon haa arranged for five gamea at Eugene and two at Portland.- The Eugene tilts are with Montana Htatc Nevada (Jim Alken'a old achool). 8an Francisco, Idaho and the traditional wlndup with Oregon Htate. At Multnomah field the Durka play Tegaa and Washington, and travel to engage UCI.A. Washington Htate and Htanford. tel. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn . St. Louis New York Boston ClnclnnaU Chicago 64 68 65 65 61 47 44 :.. 40 42 44 43 49 67 68 80 .804 .669 .561 .529 .472 .456 .423 .388 Pittsburgh Philadelphia 83 Yesterday a Besulla Boston 3, Brooklyn L St. Louis 9. ClnclnnaU 3 . Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 0. New York 5. Philadelphia 3, AMERICAN LEAGUE New York . 35 45 47 ' 61 60 63 67 64 .663 Ml .535 .510 .474 .459 .452 J 60 Detroit Boston . ..... Philadelphia Cleveland Washington .. 63 . 64 . 63 . 45 45 Chicago . 47 St. Louis 38 Yeaterday'a Reaulta Chicago 8, BU Louis 4. Boaton 12, Washington 2. Cleveland at Detroit, rain. Only gamea scheduled. PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E Lns Angeles 74 67 .665 Oakland 66 62 .512 San Francisco 68 64 Mt Portland 63 64 .498 Sacramento 63 87 .485 Hollywood 63 67 .485 8eattle 63 68 .481 San Diego . 81 69 .469 Yeaterday'a Reaulta Portland 3. San Francisco 1. Los Angelea 1, SeatUe 0. Ban Diego 7, Oakland 4. Hollywood 6, Sacramento 4. WESTERN INTERNATIONAL Spokane 49 48 60 68 55 60 .581 .671 .569 v525 .513 .487 .398 .353 Salem Bremerton Victoria .... Vancouver Tacoma .... Yakima 64 66 62 68 67 45 68 Wenatchee 41 75 Yeaterday'a Reaulta Vancouver 7, Spokane 6 (10 In nings). Victoria 9, Salem 1. Bremerton 6, Wenatchee 1. Yakima 12, Tacoma 6. ' Your DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer Whither The Dodgers? World Series Talk Fading At Brooklyn By The Associated Preaa Brooklyn's weary Dodgers, their 10-Kume lead sliced to four by a aerlea of disasters In Chicago and Boston, atagger back to home cook ing tonight, banking on a .700 win ning record at Ebbct field to halt their toboggan slide. World aerlea talk haa evaporated and the question of Uie day In flat- bush la "what's the matter with the Dodgers?" The fellow who knowa the answer could command a princely salary from President Branch Rickey. While the Dodgers have been loa- Something Wrong The man who could find out what'a wrong with the Brooklyn Dodgera could command a heavy price from Branch Rickey (above) right now. The Brooks were lead ing the NaUonal league 1 game last week, now have only a four game margin and it'a fading fast. Leo Fights Tex Hager. In Main Go Leo (The Orcat) Karllnko, Rus sian wlldman who Is undefeated in two previous scraps at Uie armory, leads the maul parade for tonight. He fights the gentleman farmer from Eugene, Tex Hager, in Uie five round main wresUlng event. Karllnko wrestles on Uie theory of "get It over quick anything goes" so the easy-going Hager appears to be in for a trying evening. Opening Uie card at 8:30 will be the veteran Tony Boss, for years a tough guy on Uie local circuit, who will come to grips with Lithe Lou Savoldi. red-head from Oklahoma. Their bout is set for three rounds. Savoldi has only falr-to-mlddlln' success here and last week was stretched out by Sugl Hayamaka, Japanese grappler. Hayamaka moved up a rung and is matched with Hungarian ju Szasa, Uie personable youngster from St. Louis, in Uie five-stanza semi final, which should be Uie most styl ish bout of the evening. COMPLETE FISHING and Outing Supplies POOLE'S Bicycles & Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th Clarence E. Lynch r ' 3 r . . W Ing alx of their last aeven since sweeping three at St. Louis, the world champs have racked up aeven atralght wins, to cut aix full gamea of the' Dodger lead. Red Barrett, a choice target for Leo Durocher'a barbs In other years, tripped the Dodgera all by himself yesterday, throwing a three-hitter and doubling to start the Braves' winning rally, 3-1. The OlanU took another fall out of the Injury-riddled Phillies for a third atralght (-2 win. For Uie second day In a row there were no Oiant homera. in fact only four hits off Oscar Judd and Al Jurlsich but a pair of wild pitches and an error by Jim Tabor made hits unnecessary. Enoa slaughter led the biasing Cardlnala with a pair of ainglea and a triple, driving In three rune In the 9-2 romp over Cincinnati's Kent Peteraon. The Reds lost more than the ball game because their ace rookie out fielder, Frank BaumholU auffered a alight concussion In a collision with Shortstop Eddie Miller while chasing a Texas leaguer. Miller received a deep cut on his chin. Klrby Hlgbe lived up to hla high price tag by hurling a aeven-hlt 3-0 shutout for Pittsburgh against Chi cago. It waa Uie first shutout of Uie year and a ninth victory for "Old Hlg." Ralph Klner'a 27th homer In Uie second Inning started Hank Bo row y on Uie way to his ninth loss. Th. Boston Red Sox, who open a last ditch stand tonight against Uie New York Yankees whom they trail by 13 '.i games, warmed up with a 12-2 slaughter of Washington The Sox lambaated Early Wynn, Marino PleretU and Scott Cary for 15 hits including Teddy Williams' 25th homer. Sam Mele, Johnny Pesky and Sam Dente each contributed three hlta to Uie attack. Only 698 cash customers braved the 96-degree heat to watch the St. Louis Browns loae another one, this time to Chicago. 8-4. Red Ruffing received credit for his 272nd big league triumph with relief help from Pete Gebrian. A scheduled Cleveland at Detroit game waa rained out and Uie other club were not scheduled on Uie first entire daytime big league achedule on a weekday In months. Signs For Rocky SANFRANCISCO, Aug. 8 Qeorge Duke, Petaluma middle weight, has accepted an offer to go up against Rocky Graziano, 160 pound champion. In a non-title bout next September In1 Philadelphia. Previously Duke Is matched with Carl Olsen In Honolulu. Classified Ads Bring Result. ARMY AND NAVY Folding Canvas 1 29 COTS . Vsed New Sleeping Wool Mummy Style With Covers . . . CANVAS COATS Reg. $10.95 Large WOODEN y95 CHESTS . . . Hi Metal Bound 423 South 6th IMPROVED ANGLING IS OUTLOOK FOR WEEK-END PORTLAND. Auff. 8 iJPi flenirsU Iv favorable flshlna? conditions ware 111 prospect today for week-eno anglers in uregon, The atate game commissions weekly report: Portland area Multnomah nmintv streams fair; Hood River county streams Improved, with trout biting on upper branches of Hood river. Columbia county stream too low, out siougns good lor spiny-rayed. Willamette valley Benton county poor for trout, excent for a few catches above Fisherman's camp on Luckiamuto river. McKenile river Lou Stafford 5 Under Par PORTLAND. Aug. 8 IIP) Lou Stafford. Portland, and Grace De mote, Corvallla, led Uie way toward the climax of Uie annual city golf tournament here today. Stafford blazed a flve-under-par round to defeat John Whit, Port land, 4 and 3. to reach the semi finals. He will meet Tab Boyer, co medall.it, today. In the other men's match George Cicrlch will meet Jack 8huler. Both are Portlanders. Miss Demons eliminated Mra. Floyd Cocklin, Portland. 6 and 8, to reach the finals. She will play Mrs. Walter Nagel for the title tomorrow. Today she will compete with Mrs. Cocklin and Mra. Sy Sylvester In an 18-hole playoff for medalist honors. The trio tied earlier. Air Command Head Asks Alaska Bases ANCHORAOE, Alaska. Aug. 8 W) Brig. Oen. Joseph H. Atkinson, com manding officer of the Alaska air command, aald laat night that Alas ka must have facilities to serve 600 heavy bombers, 600 long-range cargo troop carrier planes and 1000 fight ers. Explaining that he waa expressing hla personal rather than official opinion, he added: "These facilities should be avail able within three years." General Atkinson aald the troop carriers he had In mind were "ships that already exist, capable of carry, ing 400 troops fully equipped." Misstep Hurtles Man To His Death PITTSBURGH. Aug. 8 W) A misstep at the top of a long flight of steps In this hilly steel city sent a 35-year-old truck driver hurtling to his death in a atreet 40 feet below. When police reached the body of Frank Paul last night they found nearby a smashed box of chocolate candies. Inside was a card: "To my wife on our eleventh anni versary." W Buy, 811 tad Trad GUNS ' Fre Appraisals " THE GUN STORE 714 Main 1 ARMY BLANKETS . All Bags 445 PACK Wood 395 SURPLUS DEPOT Boats Motors Camping Equipment SPORTING GOODS Across From Ashley's Chevrolet vory good, yielding limit on both single eggs and dry file. McKenala south fork very good. Wlllametta river fair to good. Triangle and Fern Ridge lakes fine for baa. Deschutes area Very good fishing in Eaat, Paulina, Bouth Twin lake and on Upper Wickiup river foe bait. Metollua, Crooked and Dea chutes rivers north of Redmond poor. Crook county streams too low. Coastal area Tidewater angling generally good. Cooa county atreamt improved for trout, with higher waters. Upper water ol Lincoln county yielding nice catches of trout on fly. Southern Oregon Lake of tha Woods good for yellow perch, with aome rainbows. Fish lake, Davis lake good: Crescent and Odell lake fair. Eastern Oregon Eagle and Pin creeks, Baker county, yielding aome limits; high Baker county lake pro ducing some limit of large brook trout, with Looklngglaas lake th beat. Union county stream poor. Aussies Sweep Canadian Sets MONTREAL. Aug. 8 OP) All th Australian Davia Cup team needed was a doubles match victory today to eliminate the Canadian and ad- vance one step nearer a meeting with the defending champion Unit ed States team In Uie cup final. The Aussies swept the two opening day singles matches against tha Canadian netmen yesterday. Dtnny Pall defeated Henri Rochon 6-1, 6-4. 8-2 while Geoff Brown topped Brendan Macken 6-4, 6-4, 6-1. FOOTBALL 12.95 and 14.95 GUN STORE THE 111 Main NEW 4 95 Wool, Reg. 7.95 3C1ES BY Spalding Hyde ALL SIZES Army Shoes . 2.95 Combat Boots . 3.95 Government BOARDS 495 Not Metal "CLOSE-OUT" PRICES ON ALL TENTS TARPS - UMBRELLA TENTS Phone 6370 316 So. 6th Phone 5126
