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jATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1948
fNewberg Gets
Into Tourney
Fly 'I'll AuwUtcd I'rrw
Newlmg boumleil Into dm class A aluU) liiiiriiiiniriiL lust nlKlit, anil
as many M seven other teams nmy iiiullly lunula fur Oitkuii's annual
hl!l tcliool basketball tourneys.
Newberg, oruwil-plruncr In ll your tournament nt Kiwi-iie gut In
by winning Uie Ulslilil H (ill Irum Dallas, m Uie finals of
playoff ui MoMlnnvllle. Dun Hoy, nmMl Ui Die aenmil all-slate tram
last year. Mured 12 point. did (Jliiuile "Lefty" Nanllilll, to lead
llm NewberK irum.
Delong
Nearing
Records
HIVEH KAI.L8, Wis. Mnrth (
Julhuii John do l-"iiu Junior Is
within stiuiitlnil (llsUiiie Unlay id
lour imlluiml IlidlvUliml biiskelbull
wring rciiordK.
The Ulg center twin lllvrr I'ulls
MIlo Teacher cullene, who lm led
Hie iiiiUon'n moreie nil neiisnn,
wound U) hl ya-Rnmc schedule with
dig uoluls on 30 tlrld gouln mid WO
Iree throws.
lilt glllllB VeNllie- ill 1 liolnls
virtually assures liliu ol top milking
till year and glvra him a sermiil
pluca deadlock for all-time slnele
I . season Koring wmi raynicr 01
WhcKloti i III. I cnllriie, nirnrdlntt to
nullOllUl colirmain umirui: ijuirni
records. Paynler counlrd 4M polnu
III 10 llumri during the 1IU4 season.
Ilrooiii Abramovlc of Bnlem IW.VU
rollma Irndii Dm department with
31)11 averaue 111 1IHJ.
Another Abramovlc record rol
Ime career scorlim also seems wnh
In I)e Umg's griup. The West Vir
ginian averaged 33 ft on 31(11 points
In DO game during I p:iD-4:i. Thr
rangy Wisconsin center has evrr
aiird 33M on I'JUl point In 68
ganira. He anil has the better part
two seasons to play.
Ue Long seemingly hns rllnchrd
hia year's atngle gnnte scoring rrown
with 71 polnu on 34 baskets unit
?. free thruwa, nmdr agulnnt Winona
i Minn I Teachers The mnrk l third
for all-time, runklni Ix-hiud an M
iwliit aplurgo by ilryant nf Lincoln
Memorial In 1 04 3 and B5 by Ander
on of Hurknell In 1003.
Chicago Moving
To Cleanse Ring
CHICAGO, March i1 Recom
mendation to overhaul Uie Illinois
boxing control were expected to he
made today by a roroner'a Jury hold
ing 1U final session on the ring
draih of Ham llaroudl.
Hie Jury has conducted three
hearings since Krbruary 31 when
tl't 30-year-old llght-heavywelghl
died after a 10th round knockout by
Exaard Charles. Investigation Into
Ui death will be completed with
today's meeting.
Charle. booked on a technical
herga of manslaughter, will appear
In court Monday. Dun Ryan, null
Unt state's attorney, will ask din
mlaaal of the cane. Charlea u free
on 19000 ball.
NEW Tonic Oui Ianevlrli. 115,
aitfalde, H. J. knocked out Billy
Fox. mi. Philadelphia. 1. (Title).
DETROIT Johnny Oreco, Hfl'i.
Montreal, outpointed Danny Hoy
Wllllama. IMS, Detroit. 10.
MEMPHIS Joe Kodrlqurx, 137,
New Orleaiu. outpointed Pineapple
Enopla, 13R, Memphis, 10.
!IOI,LYWOOI-I.ll!a Caallllo. 130,
I.ox jAngeles, outKitnted Kodolpho
Villa, 131. El Paw. 10.
Farley Sees
Wallace Threat
NEW YORK. March 8 (IP For
mer Poatma.iUvr General Jnmea A.
Knrley predict! that Henry A.
Wnllnce'a third party bid for the
White Home will poll anme 6.000.
000 votca next November. And, he
aaya, "from half a million to a
million" of them will come from
New York.
Wallace, the one-time national
democratic chairman aald last
nlnlit, "la more of a threat to the
democratic party than the demo
cratic lenders renllr."
He ii Interviewed on the
(Mutual! "Meet the PrcM" radio
program during which ho anld flat
ly that he win not a candidate for
office In 1048, "neither for the
presidency, nor tiie vice presiden
cy." "In my Judgment, President Tru
man will be the nominee of his
parly," Farley declared.
As democratic vice presidential
possibilities, he listed Ren. Mlllnrd
E. Tyrilnga of Maryland. Secretary
of Defense Forrestnl, Bocretary of
Commerce H a r r I m a n, Bupreme
Court Justice William O. Douglas,
and Secretary nf Hlate Marshall.
i I f y
I'luyoff action tonight will go like
this
District 1- A linker at Vale.
Iluker could aew up the title with a
victory.
District 2-A . Pendleton at The
Dulles, The Dullu won last night,
ii 'il, mid another victory would
cinch the crown.
District g-A-Tlgurd at Jllllsboro
Tiguril won Uie right to meet the
deleiiillng champions by downing
Ilravrrton Inst night. 00-27.
Dlslrlct 11-A -Unbeaten Halem
mid Hllverlon clash In a fourth
round nf double elimination tour
ii , incut ut Hiilrni. Once-briiU'ii Mt.
Angel and Wiodburn will fight for
ih rluht Ui aUiy In the tourney.
Dlslrlct 13-A -Central Catholic
ol I'orlliuid and Parkrosc will piny
nt I'orllnud for the title In the
fluids of n district tourney.
Dlnlrlrt l-II-Biicred Ilcnrt of
TillniiiiHik ut Ourlbaldl. Hucred
Henri downed Kniippn-Bvrnsrn Inst
nll'ht, 41-40. while Ourlbnldl ellml
nnli'd Blur of the Hru of Astoria.
3B-3(1. In tcnil-tlniils.
Dlslrlct 3-11 - Dayton at Mon
mouth. Dayton drfented Cnlton,
51-37. and Monmouth trimmed
Hubllmlty. 2D-23, lust night In eml
finnls. District 3-B-Oiikrldge vi. Har
nsburg at Junction City. Onkrldge
defeated Bllctx. 40-33. and Harrls
burg edged out Alsca. 43-41, last
night In arml-flnali.
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Splash Stars
Will Try Out
BKATl'LE. Murch 8 (P) Pnclflc
Northwest aspirant, lor bertha on
Uie U. H. Olympic giimea swimming
team will compete here today In sec
tional trials at the University of
Washington pool.
Combined with the Olympic test
will be Uie Pacific NorUiweat ama
teur men and women's awlm cham
pionship, in which lop Canadian
performer will be entered. The
Canadian will nol be eligible, how
ever, for the American Olympic
squad.
Among the outstanding contest
ants are Pete Powltson of Washing
ton. Pacific coast 220-yard free style
champion: Robert Fuller of Wash
ington Hlate, northern dtvl a 1 o n
backstroke tlUe-holder: Pete Salmon
of Washington, backstroke star;
Marilyn Luper. unattached from
orllund; Ilorull Klrkpatrlrk, Van
couver Amateur ftwlm club, and
Carlyn Daughters, Washington Ath
letic club.
Pirates Falter
But End Ahead
ROBEBURO, March 8 (Pi Marsh
field high wenkened In the final
period but eked out a 30-28 basket
b' T win over Roneburg last night.
The Pirates were ahead through
out and at the end of the third per
iod led 2S-14. Roseburg was only one
point behind with one minute to
play, but couldn't close the gnp.
Mnrshfleld Is ' defending state
champion and the current district
til list.
Kramer Wins Again
PORT1.AND. March 8 (4V-Jack
Kramer held a 37 to 18 match lead
o-.er Hobby Rtggs today In their
transcontinental professional tennis
tour. Krnmer. lust year's king of
th'. nmnleurs. stroked his way to an
easy 8-3. 8-3 win over Rlggs here
List night. In a preliminary, Dlnny
Pnlls of Australia defeated Pancho
Brgura of Ecuador, 7-8. 7-8, to go
ahead 31 to 13 In their matches.
Troions Take One
MERRILL. March 8 Barred
Heart's Trojans defeated the Mer
rill Huskies 2B-38 In a benefit baa
Vilbnll itame here last night with
nil) Pickett lending the scoring.
The 'B' gnmc also went to Sacred
Itenrt. 38-14. Merrill had bentcn
Bncred Heart twice In earlier con
tests. Little Too Early
CTUDAD TRUJIU.O, D. R., March
8 (fl'i Brooklyn Dodger Manager
Leo Durocher says It's too early to
determine where he will use Cookie
Lnvngelo and Arky Vaughn. "First
let them get In shape." sold the
Dodger pilot, "then we'll .decide."
1" 3 two veterans worked out yes
terday for Uis first time.
Little Ads get Big Result Use
the Herald and News Want-Ads I
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Oregon Tuberculosis aanltarlum.
the idea. Hecond donor was Norma Hmlth (center) who also came In with a handful of platters. The Her
ald and Nrws-KrXW will crate and ship the records brought Into the office.
Local Man Gets Patent
On Tube Dispenser Gadget
A tube dispenser for household
use has been Invented by H. A. Dlt
mnnson, 727 Lincoln street, who is
now iicgollntlng through brokers for
iniintifnctiire of the device.
The dispenser would be made of
molded purl with plastic housing
of any color desired. It would be
constructed for mounting on the
wall of a bathroom or kitchen, and
would also be useful In hospitals,
garages, physicians' offices and any
other place where Uiere 1 frequent
use of muteriiils coming from tulies,
such as tooth paste and shaving
cream.
Use ol the dispenser I simple. The
tube Is Inserted between two tooth
rollers, which can be turned by
twisting a corrugated plastic nob.
As Uie lube Is emptied, 11 is turned
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
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in the New Look Skirts anp Bis hats
might take off n a high wlnp !
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Olds Tower 7th and Klamath
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
First Records For Hospital Patients
here a she hands over the first
Receiving the record la Charlie Mrr'arlan, KFLW broadcaster, who started
up Into the dispenser between the
rollers, and a guide brings the empty
tube around and out of a ho!eat
the bottom.
Dltmanson ha patented the de
vice and correspondence with brok
ers Indicates a certain manufacture
of the article. The Klamath man
ha already received favorable offers
for It.
Williams Slated
For Knife And Fork
Jeff Williams, speaker for the
Knife and Fork club Monday night
banquet at the Wlllard, was born in
Texas and raised In Arkansas. He Is
a lawyer In Chlckasha. Okla.. where
he now makes his home.
Known for his gentle wit and mel-
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Thone 4103
record to be sent to the Eastern
low humor. Williams Is expected to
entertain his audience Monday night
i -hen he speaks on the subject,
"Getting Back to Fundamentals."
He Is a past district governor for
Rotary and a past director of the
same organization.
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Basin People
Give Records
For Hospital
Klamath basin resident are re
sponding quickly to the appeal
broadcast by Charlie McFarlan for
records they don't want. These rec
ords are being sent by KFLW and
The Herald and News to the East
ern Oregon Tuberculosis sanitarium
for the use of patients there.
The drive started when a gag
shot of Charlie breaking 'supposed
ly a record his listeners didn't like
came to the attention of a patient
at the sanitarium. She wrote and
asked that he send her the unwant
ed records. Charlie told his early
morning listeners about It and
records started to pour In.
Those having records they don't
want are urged to bring them to
KFLW or The Herald and News,
where they will be crated and
shipped free of charge.
Turr those no-longer-ustd ar
ticles Into cash now! Herald and
News Want Ads are Inexpensive and
bring quick results.
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Camp Fire
Week Slated
Camp Fire Olrls are preparing a
five-day program In observance ot
Camp Fire Birthday Week, March
13 to 20. The week will start with
a handcraft demonstration In the
window of Whytnl s store at 10 a. m.
to 1 p. m. on Saturday, March 13.
On Sunday the girl will attend
services at the First Christian
church and Sacred Heart Cathollo
church, dressed In uniform. Tuesday
will be uniform day at school and
Thursday the Grand Council Fire
will be held at the armory at 7:30
p. m.
Activities of observance will be
concluded Saturday with a movie
sponsored by Pawea Camp Fire
k oup In the morning, tea to honor
Mrs. Bert C. Thomas In the after
noon at the Presbyterian church 3
to f p. m.
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Minor Fire Quelled
At Ewauna Box
Both city fire trucks responded Us
a call from Uie Ewauna Box com
pany planing mill at 8:43 a. m. today
when spark from a welding ma
chine started a firs In the plant.
The. city fire department aald
there was soma grease In the saw
dust around the planer and thl
Ignited. Fire went under Uie floor
and was partially extinguished
when the plant' sprinkler system
went Into operation. The firemen
ran one line Into the planing mill
and remained until all chance of
fire were eliminated.
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the Middle Ages.
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