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TRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1948 HtRALD AND MEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NIN8 Older Boxers Hold Highest Of NBA Rates Ray Robinson Has Blanketed Field In Welterweight WAMIIINOTON, Miiivll jrl -I'llrrflulilltitf him hirnrd Into nice htinliiPfiR for (he old folkn, rim! Hip Nntlnnnl Hoxini hkm inllnii dormi'l llkr It Thr NBA (hiiio uul with It (iinr irrly ruthiKN tmltiy. With thr iuMiik immip thin cnnipluliil (torn I'rmldmt Aln J. (tirrtir: ' 'Tiki ninny youiiiitn urn In uml out n( our nidiiKi. Thry're fluthn hi thn pun. w hi In r r I ti 1 1 vp nlilMrm hkn Jin- Lmilii, Jrihpy Jitr Widtuli, On LrMirvli li, Tuny ',nr, Munurl Urllr.. t)uvo Ynuuit mid Undo Mar ino hold top mxii mid mi old Unirr hkn I HKVuld pull cmiiflhnclc " A Klnnr tU th mllnui almwi tlrm.. mrniu. lula U US. WnlroU, hu nnly lotzlrnl rontmdnr, tu NHA way of Uiliikinn, is iiV Tliire (ilhrr eliHinplm.Jt liitht MrHvywpluht IMirvlrh. llunUin wriutit ortle mid Klywrlghi Klnty MniiBKhmi-nr ovrr 30. Cniniiitnlcc. Col. Ilitrvry I, Miller, putivc kpi rrlnry for tlx NHA: "A 1 ni l unuMinl Blltintloii " ' The rKlltiun: Hravywrlghl: Chmiipiuii Joi I ouu Loftlt Al (-(iiitPiidrr, Walt-nil. outstanding bnxrra Klutrr Kay. J Maxim. Toiiiiny Ontnrr. Joe H..kM l.lfhthravyi ChainpUiii Utin nevlrh. Uglcal ruhW-iutrr -Knrd Chnrlr. OuUUmlliiif boxrr- Hob Fmuorth, Jlllly Pui, Archie Moore nd Tommy Yarot. .Mlddlrwrlght: Champion iiorky Oratuno. IHilml roiilrndrra -Mur-rcl Onlnii, Tony air. Out-Handing tt"irr - Hirve Hrt loi nr. Unve Ha ml, Hrrl I.ytcM Urltrrwrlf hi; Cliatnplon Hay Hobmwin Ufii( al contrmlrr- non. OutaUtMliiig Ixurri -Itcrnard Do num. Ocne Hilrtoii, Kid Cavllan, Fi ankle Ki-rnandrx. Ralph .aiiflll. Hunter Tyler. Toinniy Hell, Hrau Jalt, Johnny Orcco and Tomy IVl lour l.lchlwrlgl.t: Champion Ik William lo g I f a I ronlrntlrra Frlqur Holano. frrddlr Don, Itudy CruA. Frlhrrrtg lit: Champion -Willi Prp Logical roiilnlrr Jo Bandy Hartdler, Charlra Hi ley, Carloi Chain. lUnUrawplght: Champion- Man tirl Ortlr l-ntjlral roptrndrra Dave Young. Ouldo Prrrac.n. l'ctrr Kanr, luli Galvanl. riywrtght: Champion Rlnty Xlonaithan. Umlral cnnlriidrni Dado Marino, Monlto Morn, Jack It I'RLeTkon. Dicky OHulllvan. Bevos Farm Out Dozen Players RIVKRH1DE, Calif . Marrh J i-tt Trlvr playrm, liududlni nix pitch er , are- beinn (tent by thr Portland leaver to their Wrlrrn Interna pnal league farm club. Ralem. Ths dfwen Include Piu-hem Daryl Fliawin. Hunk Anderson. Oene Prt eron. Tony KllAtirn. Rob Bpnrrr and Bnb Btevrmon: Calrhrra Paul HaltT mid Ralph Mnhler: Rerond Haiienifn Al Hpaeter ar.d Mrl Nunen; Kimt !laemiin .hm Wirt; and Out fielder Rob Cherry. Strikes On Every Alley They Hope sum TTTT rlh.f fcVi-T'l ,tf iimm An iii Mi ill im i iiinrtmiH ... Tin . U-.ii.,iriliM i IUKWI HI I 1 I Bill IIIM ......... , vmm . ' ! M ThU vli'turit hun thfl 4Afh iiniiiiBl iwunmmrnt of Hi Amrrlrnn Bowling roncrrht In full twar at Itrtroll. Kunnlni for dyl. His luurn.mrnl will plajr hot to 1345 Irama anil award '!50.0OO In prim. Krilrri from all ovrr country ara comprtlnt. Entrants For Trials Come Pouring Across Killing fur the Paclllc Cuaal ll rrmnl firld trial to be held lirrn April 10 and II art pouring In. Hal Hhidlrr, prcmrtria of the Mhaata Caxailr Itetrlevrr club reixiru and Mime nf Die bem dogn in the NorUi rt will be on hand lur the running. Let Milt Handle It TACOMA, Marrh M 11'. The Rev. Mlltort N'ravlc has had these dutlra al I'arlflr Lutheran rollrfe: Director of the new bureau; dlrerlor of the Alumni auorla Hon; Journallam h ttruttur; frrah man ciimrw"ltton Inatrurtor; ad vlarr of the atudent newapaper; Vetera n't rounaelor; rholr manager, and manager of the atudent union building, on week-end hr prearhra at two rhurrhea In the (ilg Harbor area. Tuesday hr ai appointed tennla roach. Pete Kmetovic Awarded Post BAN imiNARDINO. Calif.. Marrh 3D Uv-Appointment of Peter O. Kmetovic, former Stanford unl verilly and prnfeAAlonal backfield are. aa footbnll coarh of San Ber nardino Valley rollree for the 1048 neaaon wai announred Uday by PreMdenl John I.. Loumbtiry. Kmetovic, who went In Stanford from 8nn .e, Calif., high trhool. played left halfback for Coach Clark flhaughneuy at Palo Alio In 1010-4-4l. Mr waa on the 1041 Stanford team that won 10 atraiglu gnmrA. then beat Nebraska It -13 In the floae Bowl. STEVE WALKER Dlalrlbulor Signal Heating Oils Downtown offlre now at 140 East Main St. Big Easter Dance So. 6th St. Corral Saturday, March 27 Come on out and heor your favorite songs played by Tex and His Western Range Riders MAKE IT A PARTY AND JOIN THE FUN! LAKELAND FLYING SERVICE We are proud to announce we are now the Southern Oregon dealers for the RYAN NAVION W can offer th. public high ipeed, luxurious traniportarion or moderar pricct for butinoii ond ploaiura trips. Wo invito you to como out and impact thii moit modern addition to our flying (trvict. KLAMATH MUNICIPAL AIRPORT Phono 3330. The meet thla lime will be held al Cove iwlnl Inalend of out on Kla ninth river aoiith of town. Cove point la north of Pcllcun City on the eaal aide of Upper Klamath lake. Cillmore'i Peggy, a black Labra dor Irmale ownrd by Or. L. M. tvuii.i of HI. Cloud. Mum., will tie hrre. I'll la dog la handled by Charlea Morgan of Mliineapolia und won Ural place lau buuuay In the open all-age In a trial at Portland. Morgan la recognized aa the out alandiug truiner 111 the United SUlea and will be here lor a wct-a In advance of the Inula to work hla doga with Pat Montgomery, local trainer. Many other field champion will be here, doga and ownera trying to pick up point tuward the nutional retriever championship. The K.a lliatli r'alla Ulul will be the laal licenaed event on liie aprmg circuit. Dick Morgan of Keno. field, trial chairman for the Hhaata Cascade club. It working overtime on jlrtaila of Uie two-day apectaclc. UBC High Scorer Unanimous Pick POU'I LAND, March 28 l1 Hih Mjorllilt Pat McCircr. Uiiivcrfi.i; of Urltlhh Columbia Kuard, Ia the only unuulmouA (.election to the North ueat ronlrrencc all-mar bakeioall' team. 'Hie title - ulunliitf CoJJc-ge of PiiKei Sound and WiUameilc domi nated the other four selection. CVti placed lUjb K inch am at forward and liub Anifchne at guard; WtJlamcue hiwitcd It JoiiiiAon brotlierA Bob ut forward and Jim al center. The selection were announced to day by Eldun Fix. conference iccrc tary, after a poll of coaches. Travel Depends HAN KKANCIbCO. March 26 A' Wheiiier Pitcher Bob CheMies goes euM with the PitUburKh Piratu may deend on some pictures taken re&-tr-day. Tliey were X-ray ahou. of CheMies' elbow, which ailed Iual year and forced an operation at the end of the season. If the elbow Is oleav ChcMirn will Join the team in its hop east Sunday. Btng Cro-sby plans to see the Hue opener In Cincinnati ! April 19 and then go to Pittsburgh i for at least a week. STOJACK NOT STAKING TITLE WITH DUSETTE Krunkle fltojnck, who atlll hold hi Pacific Coaat Junior heavyweight wreatllng title by virtue of a recent win over Challenger Frankle Hart, IKlita for the exerclae here tonight. BUiJack la matched with atrong- inau Ooorgea Uuaeltfl for the ar mory main event, a five-round bout In which the J'acoma belter will not lie putting hi title at ituke. Duaette wu' like to try at the crown and may get It later If In the peculiar hierarchy of grappling he qualifies. Jf he can upset ritojack tonight, he will be considered qualified. It to happen that Duaette held the coaat Junior championship onc upon a tlrne, long before Blojack ever en tered the field. Hart, who lost hi chance a few day ago, 1 In tonight' opening bout, (tarllng at 8:30. He la paired off with Joe Doraettl In a four rounder. Alto scheduled for four lanza I 1941 DODGE 4 Door Luxury Liner Sedan Heater and Fluid Drive Mechanically Good, Clean and Reliable $1365 H. E. HAUGER 1330 Main 25 Yean Your Buick Dealer Saturday MARCH 27 Muiic by Pappy Gordon Dancing 10 till 2 MAUN Ml You are invited to the V. F. W. SATURDAY NITE at the Music by KARL SMYKIL and His 16 Piece Stardusters Band Featuring Vocalist KAY CARLYLE m Dancing 9-1 Adm. $1.00 inc. tax High School Gals In Splash Meet PORTLAND, March 26 1JP1 Ore gon high achool girl will hold their first state awimmlng meet here Bat urday. Hchool entered Include West Linn. McMlnnvllle. Beaverton, Al bany. Corvalh. Forest Orove, Jef ferson and aeven Portland high school. One entry per contest Is allowed each achool. Jap Identifies Sister's Slayer YOKOHAMA, March 26 oV-An 1-year-old Japanese schoolboy to day Identified Pvt. Stratman Ar mlstead of Thomaavllle, Ala., as the negro soldier who beat to death the boy little sister October 26. Takehlsa Yamamoto, testifying at Armiatead's courtmartlal on charges of slaying four Japanese near Yoko hama, unhesitatingly pointed out the defendant. The boy said Armlstead bashed In the skull of eight-year-old Maaae Yamamoto with a ham mer and stmck his mother and him. The others Armlstead Is accused of slaying were members of another family. the teml-wliidup, matching Joe Ly nam against Buck Lipacomb. That ha the earmarks of a rough and Interesting duel, with Lynam being favored to take the wily Lipscomb Into tow, Girl Shot To Death At Altar MANILA, March 26 ifit The Oood Friday religious observance at near by Malolos was thrown Into turmoil today a Jilted suitor killed hi sweetheart a she knelt at the altar rail. 'Hie girl, Roaarlo Carlos, was singing "Patsion of Our Lord'' when three bullet ripped through crack In the flimsy wall of the chapel, tilie iluniped to the floor. Her ultor then dashed through a crowd of dazed worshippers and stabbed her. He fled before anyone could recover from the shock. Martin High Death Learned Here OLENE, March 26 Word has been received of the death of Martin M. High. 89. at Ashland following a long Illness. Mr. High waa the father of Rex High of Poe valley. Funeral services will be held at McMlnnvllle at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Mr. and Mr. High returned from Ashland - Thursday and will leave for McMlnnvllle Saturday. Surviv ing In addition to High la a daugh ter. Mrs. Roy Whltlock of Wecoma, Ore., and three grandchildren. California Gets Surplus Buildings TULELAKE. Calif.. March 26 The WRA motor pool buildings will be turned over to the itata of Cali fornia for highway division shops. Joe Thomaa, U. S, bureau of rec lamation liaison officer,' made the announcement today, saying that authority tn tha fr,t w. K.n celved from Washington, D. C. inert ara eight buildings In all and they are all In excellent shape for handll Thomaa said. YAKIMA, March 29 Ph-Hnrf and anti-tank artillery will open sccund Infnntry division field ma' newer early In April at the Bast Belnh firing range, division officers aalcl today. The maneuvers will reach a peak during May, J. L. DEAN Public Accountant ond Auditor New Office Location 104 North 1th St. Phone 9346 .,MILLER'S MEN'S SHOP, i MONTH-END SALE! 1 Med Wean. SAIGON CALLING ALL YOU BUSY PEOPLE! THE WIARD CHICKEN STILE is now serving LUNCHES Open 10 a. m. to .It Midnlte (Sundays, tool 4S31 S. 6th, aero from Idrlla's Ta have lt.. When vou want It... ORDER MOW! ask about our Act today n yon eta hav nor fun dtiriof the tummtr and wwk-nda too. You will enjoy using tb outboard motor that hna eel a new atajidard of pen fonuaiio. euTioan HOTOII MOTSIE'S 1945 So. 6th Phone 4366 ATTENTION The following business firms have Generously Donated Prizes to the Annual City Bowling Tournament Kohn's Flower Shop TheEmporium Miller's Dept. Store Klamath Billiards Miller's Studio Dick Reeder's Store Leach Service The Gun Store Castleberry's Super Cut Rate Drug Hal's Sport Shop Bell's Hardware Landry Insurance Company Everbody's Payless Drug Store Currin's for Drugs Dick B. Miller Co. Rudy's Men Shop Palmer-ton Lumber Company Jurgensen's Grocery Foster's Drive Inn Ray Beeber Oregon Food Store Hibb's Clothing Co. Eagles Pool Room Goodyear Service Store Eastside Appliance The Klamath Falls City Bowling Association Thanks these Merchants whose Contri butions assured the success of the 1948 Bowling Tournament . 75 Men's All Wool F -50 YOUR CHOICE Values to $45 Choose your spring suit from this group of well-known labels . . . ond sove up to 50! Wide assortment of patterns and fobrics in sizes from 35 to 46 "longs". SALE Men's Fine. Dress HATS 200 Hats Values to 12.50 Newest blocks In late style CASTLE and ADAMS finest 1 felt hats. All colors all sizes. If)00 MEN'S SHOP MAIN FLOOR
