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:
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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.
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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 . ' !
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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!
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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
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MARCH 27
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MAUN
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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
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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
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