PACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, MARCH 2?, 1948
Horsemen Look To Jamaica To Pr ovide Winner OS Kentucky Derby
NEW YORK, March 39 (NEA
New York tracks differ from most
turf ovali throughout the country.
They are not as beautiful, the
piirsee are imaller, and yet they
attract the biggest crowds.
lach spring turf follower re
ceive the nans with the enthusiasm
of kids welcoming the circus.
The fan seems to be conscious
that nevertheless the Empire State'?
fcur tracks Aqueduct, Belmont.
Jamaica and Saratoga comprise
racing's Big Apple. They run for
16P days, the first 24 of which, with
the opening of Jamaica. April 1,
provide the proving ground for the
Kentucky Derby.
Jamaica plays hast to the out
st undine three-year-olds then and
favors them with four Important
races. nv of which, could Indicate
the winner of the Run for the
Roses. May 1.
Beginning with the two Experi
mental Handicaps. April S and 10.
followed bv the Jamaica Handicap
on the 14th and the running of the
Wood Memorial on the 24th. Derby
candidates get a competitive test
not found nt other tracks.
Jet Pilot proved himself a mud
der In the Jamaica Handicap slush
last season, and when it came up
mud at the Derby the son of Blen
heim II out of Black Wave was In
the winner's circle taking it all.
Assault won the Wood Memorial
In 1D46 and went on to sweep the
Triple Crown. '
Phalanx tucked the Wood away
In '47. and after faltering In the
Derby, took one third of the Triple
Ciown by winning the Belmont.
Fnultness won the Preakness.
But as the season advanced last
spring and the Crown was split
three ways. It developed there was
really no stlckout three-year-old.
which Is not the case this trip.
There are few horsemen who
dm't look for Calumet Farm's Ci
tation to take every race he enters.
And that menus all the big ones.
Sired by Bull I .on and the son of
Hydroplane 11. Citation took eight
races In nine starts as a Juvenile,
losing only to stablemate Bewitch.
The proud head of Citation looks over Jamaica Track, New York' proving (round for the Derby.
Since turning three, Citation
hasn't lost a contest, and through
the father-son trnluer combination
of Ben and Jimmy Junes, picked
up an additional $tM,47t for owner
Warren Wright. He won lloS.tWO as
a two-year-old.
Ilia last victory was lllaleah's
Flamingo Stakes under the stendv
hand of Ill-fated lockey Al Snider
la-1 during k fishing trip 111 Flor
loa'a Everglades,
Jamaica fans will see. beside the
Calumet entries of Citation, Be
witch, Coaltown and Free America.
S.'lmnguudl. winner of the Simla
Anita Derby: Bovard. Louisiana
Derby victor, and other formidable
runners such as Mv Request, Slur
Unit. Big Dial and Whirling Fn
S.iggy la here, too. and has shown
top form In his recent outings.
On opening day Is the running
of the Patmiouok Handicap for
three-year-olds and up with an
anded purse of $90,000 which the
Derby candidates have skipped wltn
tin exception of Better Self.
They, like the fans, feel the real
Jamaica party doesn't start until
the running of the Experimental.
That's when the three-year-olds
ge'. serious.
Vico Appears Placed
In Detroit's Lineup
LAKELAND. Fla.. March 29 Wl
George Vico. a husky young man
from California's San Fernando
valley, who got his early training at
Portland, looks like Detroit's new
first baseman. '
The Tigers have been stabbing for
a, capable first sacker ever since
they sold Rudy York to Boston in
January, 1946. Hank Greenberg was
called back from the outfield to play
iirst In 1946. Last year they tried
Roy Cullenbine, a stop-gap per
former. This spring It has been Vico and
Paul Campbell, a pocket sized fancy
dan who understudied York at Bos
ton when they won the flag two
fears ago.
:vico has been playing most of the
spring games, hitting an occasional
long ball and fielding his position
' flawlessly. He is only 23 years old.
"It looks like we'll go along with
Vico," said Manager Steve O'Neill.
"He seems to hit a longer ball and
he's seven years younger t h a n j
Campbell. Of course, if it turns out
that he can't hit, we'll have to try
something else."
After three years in the navy,
Vico returned to baseball. The
Tigers shifted his contract to Port
land of the Pacific Coast league,'
which, in turn, optioned him to
Salem of the Western International ;
league, class B. He played half a :
year at Salem and half at Portland,
hitting .286. I
Last year he "arrived" at Portland :
under Jim Turner, former big league I
pitcher.
At Portland he hit .307. batting in
64 runs. His extra base total in-
eluded 28 doubles, seven triples and ;
nine homers. !
This young giant, 6 feet 4. and :
200 pounds, can pull the ball to right
with authority. A left-handed hitter,
he deposited one of Bucky Walter's
soft pitches over the right field wall
at the 375-foot mark In a recent
exhibition staged at Tampa.
Longden Aiming For
3000th Saddle Win
SAN MATEO. Calif., March 29
It is fitting that Johnny Longden,
shooting for his 3000th victory at the
current Bay Meadows meeting, is do
ing so at a plant managed and di
rected by William P. Kyne.
Pot It waa back on Tuesday, Oc
tober 4, 1927, at Lagoon Park. Salt
Lake City, where the same Bill Kyne
was conducting a race meeting.
STOJACK
GETTING
CROWDED
Decisively beaten last week by
Georges Dusette. Frankie Stojack
Is being crowded Into a comer by
Promoter Mack Lillard for 'another
championship bout.
Stojack will be on -tim coming
Friday's wrestling card, but will not
be putting his Pacific Coast Junior
heavyweight belt up. However, he
has agreed to a title match with
Dusette later on. perhaps next week.
Opponent this week for Stojack
will be lithe Frankie Hart, who re
cently failed in a try after Tacoma
Frank's crown. Hart Joins a grow
ing list of others who have also
failed. The match will be called
for five rounds.
Also listed for five chapters Is a
bout putting Dusette in with Joe
Dorsetti. -and the two fights will
be termed a double main event to
make all contestants happy.
Dorsetti holds the Pacific Coast
175-pound belt but since grapplers
of that weight are rather scarce,
he doesn't have someone clamoring
for a defense every week like Sto
jack does.
Labradors Sweep
All-Age Honors
SEATTLE. March 29 (Pi Black
Labradors swept the top four places
ir. the Northwest Retriever Trial
club's open all-age stakes Sunday,
with first being won by Little Pier
re of Deer Creek, owned and han
dled by Paul Bakewell, III, St.
Louis, Mo.
Okanogan Pat, owned by Ter
rene Malarkey, Portland, and han
dled by Bruce Fowler, was rated
close behind In second.
The Junior stake Saturday was
won by Rip of Wake, Black Lab
rador owned and handled by Ben
W Stafford, El Cajon, Calif. Yak
ima Valley Queen, owned by Mr.
and Mrs. S. Beall, Puyallup, took
the non-winners' stake.
8AIGON
when Longden broke in astride W.
Dorsey's nine-year-old black gelding,
Hugo K. Archer.
The race was for three-year-olds
and upwards, five furlongs, a claim
ing affair, and Johnny brought Hugo
K. Archer home in front by three
lengths in 1:05 25 over a .slow track.
Eight horses contested the race and
the winner was entered to be
claimed for 1300 with a purse of $280
to the winner.
It proved to be the only winner
that Longden rode in 1927. He had
but 16 mounts that season: won one.
was second twice and third four
times. His mounts earned the sum
total of $600 that year.
Longden has ridden 15 derby vic
tors, and when he takes the saddle
for the California Derby at Bay
Meadows April 10, he may up the
sparkling record to 16.
Despite the fact that Longden,
English-born pilot from Wakefield,
Yorkshire, has been riding since
1927, his best year was 1947. when
his winning percentage was 24. So,
like rare wine, it appears that Long
den Improves with age.
i Landry Quint
'Gets Class A
Kegling First
The 2855-pin total set tor class A
i team play Friday night by the
: Landry Insurance quintet withstood
i pressure from other class A bowlers
Saturday night in the mens city
: kegling tournament and remains as
I the best squad effort in that division.
J When trophies are passed out
Tuesday evening the Landry team.
! captained by Ernest MacBeth, will
be on hand to receive.
Also In line for awards In class
A team play Is the Moose team at
2824. Southwell's Accountants, 2788:
Klamath Lumber and Box, 2737;
and Tik-Tok. 2703.
The latter couple got into the top
five prize-winning group In Sat
urday's rolling, replacing Sessler
Brothers and Goodyear Rubber. In
fact. Sessler Brothers team was out
of the money by Just one pin, back
of Tik-Tok.
The Class B teams rolling was
completed Friday night, with the
Superior Troy laundry in front at
2811 pins.
Shelley Kilgore or the Klamath
Lumber and Box team, moved Into
a commanding position toward the
class A all-events trophy by ac
cumulating a gross score of 647 in
his team games. The score included
one line of 235 for the best individual
effort to date.
Several doubles teams In both di
visions rolled Saturday night, but
the bulk of team will get their scores
in tonight at Recreation alleys and
the wind-up will come Tuesday
night.
Shrine Okays Game
For Football Grads
Solons Open
Spring Trial
CORVALLIS. March 29 MV-The
Senators of Salem in the Western
International Baseball league
checked in for first day workouts
today on the Oregon State diamond.
Business Manager George Emigh
said a spring training squad of
some 40 players was expected and
daily workouts would be open to the
public. The squad will be trimmed
to 25 in the first week.
Practice games will be played
with the OSC squad and the two
clubs have slated full games April
2-3.
Manager Jack Wilson herded In
12 Senators who have been train
ing with the parent Portland Bea
ver club at Riverside, Calif.
Marin Acquires
cee Laurels
Jay
SPRINGFIELD. Mo.. March 29
The National Junior college basket
ball championship still was held by
a California team today.
Marin college of Kentfleld. Calif.,
whipped the Murray (Okla.) A and
M Aggies, 48-34, Saturday night in
the finale of the five-day tourna
ment. The defeat broke a 22
game Murray victory streak.
Marin replaced Compton (Calif.)
college as the champion.
Compton beat Tyler, Texas, 67
66. In the game for third place Sat
urday night.
Oakland Led
Circuit In
Citrus Wins
LOS ANGELES. March 29 IPi
Oakland paced the Pacific Coast
Baseball league in spring training
exhibition games by winning 12 of
19 contests.
Los Angeles finished second with
11 wins In 18 starts and Sacramen
to was third with nine victories
and six losses.
Against coast league rivals ex
clusively. Oakland also finished on
top by winning six out of seven
games.
The circuit inaugurates its regu
lar season - tomorrow.
Exhibition results:
All games.
Team w L
Oakland 12 7
Lor Angeles 11 7
Sacramento 9 6
Portland g 7
San Diego i 7
S&n Francisco 4 6
Hollywood 5 10
Seattle 1 g
PORTLAND. March 29 Official .
announcement was made over the
week-end that top upstate grid aces j
will compete against the best Port- j
land has to offer In an all-star foot-
ball contest at Multnomah stadium J
August 28.
Proceeds from the game will go I
to the Shrine hospital for crippled
RED WINGS
FIND HARD
ICE GOING
Br The Associated Press
The Detroit Red Wings are find
ing New York Rangers tough nuts
to crack in their bid to gain the
final round of the National Hockey
league's Stanley Cup plavoffs.
Installed as heavy favorites to
t.ike the Rangers in short order,
the Red Wings eked out a win ,n
the first encounter, scored a clean
cut decision In the second but
dunped the third. 3-2. Inst night.
Plavlng on home Ice for the first
time in the best four-out -of -seven
scries, the Rangers Jumoed off to
an early lend and maintained it
throughout the irame.
Veteran Phil Watson, plaving de
spite a strained calf muscle. Tiush-e-J
In two goals In theiflrst chanter
as the crtnpled Rangers outskated
their rivals.
The two teams will meet In the
fourth game of the series In Ne-v
York Tuesday nfght. On the some
evening, the Toronto Mnole Leafs
end the Boston Bruins will plav the
tiird game of their bst-nut-nf-s?ven
series In Boston. The Leafs
pre ahead In this series, two games
to nothing.
Suds Unlucky
In Exhibitions
BAKERS FIELD, Calif., March 29
'Pi The 6cattle Ralnlers took their
final drills today before the sched
uled Pacific Coast Baseball league
opener tomorrow at Hollywood.
Unimpressive In the Grapefruit
circuit, the Ralniers dropped their
eighth game In 11 starts Sunday
A 4-2 11-innlng defeat by the Sacra
mento Senators.
A home run by Vlnce Castlno,
third string catcher, scored Frankie
Hawkins to break the deadlock.
Bob Hall, former Vancouver W1L
hurler, started on the mound for
the Ralniers and gave up four hits
and one unearned run In five frames.
Weather Knocks
Spokane Slate
OAKLAND. Calif.. March 29 .Pi
Rain has raised havoc with the Spo
kane Indians' Western International
league exhibition baseball schedule.
Manager Buddy Ryan said Mon
day and Tuesday contests slated
with the Wenatchee Chiefs will not
be played. Sunday's tilt with the
Woodland. Calif., town team also
was rained out.
Principal activity in the Indian
camp was the signing of Roy Younk
ers, veteran coast leaguer. Ryan
said the veteran can be used any
place but on the mound or second
base.
Begins Show Tour
SEATTLE, March 29 (Pi One of
the nations' leading women golf
professionals, Patty Berg, begins a
month-long series of Pacific North
west exhibitions here this Friday.
She will be in and around the Port
land area from April 21 to 30.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Michigan
won NCAA swimming championship
without taking a single first place,
getting 47 points from seconds and
thirds. Ohio State, winner the last
three years, was second with 41. Joe
Verdeur, LaSalle, did the 200-yard
breaststroke In 2:14.7 to lower his
world record of 2:16.4. He was
named "outstanding swimmer of
1948."
children. The definite pinna were
unnounced Sunday by the Shrine.
Only high school graduates, who
completed their football eligibility I
last season, will compete, In order
to avoid conflict with rules agnlust
all-star games laid dewn by the
Oregon high Bchool activities asso
ciation iOHSAAi.
The Portland team and upstate
team as well as coaches lor eacn
side will be selected next Saturday.
Mayor Earl Riley of Portland la j
general chairman of the event. I
The contest, which will iiihuku-
rale Oregon's prep football season
and which Shrlners hope to make
into an annual Oregon classic will j
be preceded by a coaching school '
and two-week trainluk period tor
the upstate team. I
i The official announcement put
off naming the coaches for the op- I
posing teams but Information was
printed in Klamath Falls last week
that Ed Ryan. Klamath Falls pell
can coach, would be head coach of '
the upstate team, assisted bv Rich-
mu ouuirnaiin 01 i ne Dalles and
Pete Suslck of Marshfleld.)
Training Camp
Briefs
FHI'JSNO, Culir., March 311 idv
The Pittsburgh IMrnlrs me wonder
lug what's become of their butting
punch.
The. Burs, who meet the New York
Cllulits In an exhibition giune today,
have averaged only five hits a giiine
In the luil ten contests. Ralph
Kilter, who polrd 51 homers lust
year to tie Johnny Mice for the Na
tloiuil league leadership, has hll only
one rouud-trlpper In 44 times at
bat and has the squad's poorest
average, .134.
ST. I't I t ltSlll Itti. Ha.. March
39 i l'i The tit. I.uuls Cardinals
should know soon just how serious
Is Shortstop Marty Marlon's knee
Injury.
Dr. Hubert ll.vlullil. the rlllh
physician. Is expected In rump In
day lo examine the Joint lhat
buckled under .Marlon during last
week's practice.
.Meanwhile. Marlon's stand-In,
Bernle t'reger, handled sevrn
rhanccN faultlessly against the
Philadelphia riillllea yesterday as
tlte I'ardt won, 5 In 3.
CIUDAD THltJIl.l.O. D. R..
March 29 (Pi-The Brooklyn Dod
gers lodny prepared to leave tor
Florida after completing spring
training at their camp here. Presi
dent Briiiuh Rickey Indicated the
Dodgers would return In 11149. The
Doriucrs won 14 exhibition games
without a loss, nil against minor
lengiie and ninaleur opposition.
st. r k r k h s it r it u n, nu..
march t ii' ine New tork
Yankee, definitely tiff form In
their last two games, meet the
ItiMtoti Itrd Sox here today. Joe
III.Maggln's home run In the last
limine of yesterday's lining rn
rnulitrr with Detroit was the first
Yankee srorlug In 30 Innings.
Seven players remain on the hos
pital list.
OAKS PICKED
TO COP FLAG
Coast Loop Begins 49th Run
llv HI'NH NKH'I.AM)
SAN FUANC1HCO. March 29 iI-i-The Pacific Const Irniiue baseball
irt under way tomorrow In what shapes up nam as the llihlr.l rare
in nmnv a season. The Triple A ciicull. sinning u 4iuli year, liwre
so evenly bnlnmrd that miy of Its eight clulis could cup the bunting.
There Is Improvement all around.
Off spiliiH training priloinmiic.'s. Oakland and Hull I'riinclM o
Heals look like the best beta III the lenglhy cliuso which ends Heptciii-
The Onks, managed by colorful Cusey Hleugrl. will present a solid
Infield and ouillcld. plus good punch. The pitching Mutt has ninthly
but lacks numbers. Another sciis.inrd catcher would boost the chances.
Oakland was fourth lust yeur.
Sun Francisco's Frank "Ufty" O'lXnil has a stronger leum than
H thr one he iniistcr-uilndril Into a
Clint pluce tie lust season, losing in
Decli
SARASOTA. Flu.. Murch 39 iV
Thr Rrowitiit hospital Itst nf thr Hm
ton Rrd Hox hud ft nrw unnir today
tlml of Second llnarmnn hobby
Dtrrr.
Dtwrr xpnttnrd his bnck nt bat In
thr fourth Inn inn nf thr name with
thr Wa.ihlimion Srnntorn yr.strrdny.
Mr will br out for nn Indefinite
period mtd Rookie Hilt Ooodinnu has
been iiftMimrd his Infield xpol In thr
jriimr with the Nrw York Ynnkrri
today.
The Rrd .Sox Injured llt ulrmdv
Includr Trd Williams mid Dom
DlMitKKlO.
BRADKVTON, Flu.. Marrh 29
i'w. hi Volirllr and Rrd Rarrrtl
are to trM their pttrhlni arm for
Ihr Urn ton Braves today In a
fame with the St. I.ouli Cardinal
RrwTvrt.
Wildfowl
ine
Checked
WASHINGTON. March '29 MV
The drrllne of wild durkv and nree
In rcieut yonra apparently hna been
rhrrkrd, thr flnh it ml wildlife trrv
Ue nld today.
Hut NiKU'tMiieii nerd not expect
n in re liberal huiitlnu retaliations.
"The cuntinental waterfowl popu
lation nppnrrntly hit the bottom of
thr decline and leveled off," Mild
Service Director Albert M. Day In a
statement.
"It looki an thoufih wr have about
thr Mtmr number of bird this year
as last year.
"AllhouKh the situation Is rncour
aKlnic compared with the last three
yeitra. there 1 Utile hope of relax
ing huntlnic rrKulatlons for IIMH "
The January. HK7. estimate was
M, 000 .000 birds. The January in
ventory for the years immediately
prrcedinii: 1141, HiUKJO.iXHj; 1D-I&,
I0&.500.IKH); HHi, ua.JA 0tK-the top
flume for recent years.
Day said rucouiaulnu Increases
were observrd In varlou arras
rtlonir thr Mississippi. Atlantic and
Pacific flywaya.
Uuhthui miulattons last fall were
so dtscouraRintfly strict that only
l.M0..'iV4 persons purchased the ft
durk itampA. required of all hunt
ers, between July 1 and December
31. This was some 3'JH.OOO less than
in the same period In 1040.
Frank Riback
New Handball
the simile minic iilny-olt. A rluhl-
hunileil solid hUlluti outfielder la
lleeilrd.
Hrnlile. fifth in IIM7. Is Improved
all around. It should huve a tilth
class Inlleld wuh iirwinniers tllen
Mover, a 't'exns Irniiue iinichiiile;
liiiunr Niwuilil. sciiind lHisriiii.il
with Iteil Hox. Athletics and Phillies
espeririue. and Thud Marker Hill
t-uynr. who led the Iruaur In lilt -(
11 iK lust enon with 307.
Last year's pennant mid playoff
winner, l. Anuelrs, presently rules
a few iMilnts nit the lop but needs
no sympathy. It h picked up
sniiie pretty kikkI players.
Kit I1VMI Nl:KI)l.l
I'orllund surprised with a third
place (Inmll lasl sensoll. Top pltch
Inu and a smut ouifirld uie noted,
but a catcher is needed. The Heav
ers nmy net Catcher Charley Hllvera
and Hernlld Haseinall Kd lluslliskl
buck from the Yankees If so they
will be real touuli.
The wholesale personnel turnover
at Hnrruiuriito finds such bid Iruitus
vets as Krnle Lombiinll and Klls
worth Untie Dahlh'rrii In uniform
fur new iiiniiuiier Jue Orrnun
Han DlrKiis HIP Collins will boa
a flixk of new players and Holly.
wihxI nrqiilred linlf a down men
from the White Hon.
Mere Is the way we pick II us they
an to the post lnt year's filial
standing In brackets! :
1. Onklnnd 4.
1. Hun Francisco i.
Hruttle Ifli.
lxn AtlKeles 111.
Portland i3i.
Kacramelllo
Bun Dleao Hi.
Hollywood (8i.
Pels Compete
With Ashland
Coach Paul Heller's Klamath Un
lrn hlKh school trarkmen are In
Ashland todav for a dunl cinder
meet with Prank O'Neill's Ash
Irnd Orl72lle. It will be the first
tinder.flre test for both squads this
sc-on.
Deller has alrendv tubbed the
Olrrtlea as the prnbnble track
chnmn of Southern Oregon.
Medford and Grants Pass held
a dual meet at Medford 8iturda
afternoon with the Black Tornado
thinrlnds taking a lon-slded 83 13
to 43 23 oolnt ylrtory.
Tom Modern, klnu-slzed Medford
pthlrte. set a new shot put record
fcr his hlsrh school, heaving the
hen baseball 48. feet 10 Inches. Mot
tern's mark bested the 104(1 effort
of 47 feet 7 Inches set by Bill Lindsay.
Seattle Boy Singles King
Kitie unamp
Logqer Killed
Durinq Fracas
PORTLAND. March 29 'P Er
nest K. Hill. 53. Valsetz. died here
Inst nlRht In a hospital of Injuries
ncltee said were received when the
terser was assaulted bv two men.
Hill died of a fractured skull. H
hed fallen on a sidewalk pavement
In the fls-ht. Police are still seek
li.(r the assailants.
LEGAL NOTICE
iniXSBORO. Ore.. March 39 nil
Robert While, Scuttle, won Hie Ore
gon state Junior Rullcry rllle tourna
ment here over the week-end with
a score of 381 out of a possible 300.
Eighty-two youtlia comiieted in
the indoor event.
The winner in the class A event
scored 98 m prune position, 07 sit
tlnK and 84 standliiR.
Jim Temple, Camas, Wash, waa
second with 281) and William Fisher,
Vancouver, Wash, third with 276.
Girls' chiimdioiuhlp went to Judy
Shendel, Hlllsboro, Ore., scorlin 103
of possible 300. Jean Mattlce, Brut
tic. was second, 193; Penny Kestie,
Camas. Wash, third, 190.
In B clnss, all shoollmr from
prone position, Wllllnm Short, Port
land, waa first In 17-18-year-old division.
SKATTLE. March 29 i.Pv De
throned In 1942. Frank Riback of
Portlnnd wns klnv main today of
the Northwest handbull similes
field. The doubles crown was worn
I by the Brattle duo of Bruce limken
j and Bob La How.
In both the divisions the titlrs
j switched between Portland and
: Seattle, and saw the fall of the de
I feiullnx champions,
i Itlb.ii'k defeated Al Stubbs. Seat
tle. 21-14. 21-8. Ill the slueirs f Inula
; Saturday of the Northwest hundbnll
champloushliM. stubbs was seck
Iiik his third slralKlu crown. Riback,
seeded No. 3, won the title In 1942.
I-nmken and La Bow, who were
eliminated In the Seattle city
chnmplonihlps. upset I.yle Hurt and
Maurice Huaaman, Portlnnd, 17-21.
21-10. 21-7, In the doubles finals.
SUN VALLEY. Idaho Jack Red
dish and Sury Harris of Ball Laka
won national downhill and slalom
championships at Sun Valley.
HAKiON
if At the Gun Stan
f
Phillies Can't
Come To Trade
CLEARWATER. Fla., March 29
Bob Carpenter, president of the
Philadelphia Phillies, talked trade
with officials of the St. Louis Card
Innls yesterday but later announced
"there was nothluit dohiR."
The Phillies need pitchers, lihe
Cards are In the mnrket for a
catcher and ccnterfleldcr.
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NOTICE OP FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN, Thai tha
uncJrJgned, Anna A. Picket!, Admin
litratrlx nt the Kttatc 'of Antonle Pot
piitl. Dcceatrd. haa fllrd her Pinal
Account In the office of the County
Clerk of Klamath County, Orcfon, and
the Court ha aet Tuesday, the :wnh day
of March, 1048 at the hour of ten o'clock
A. M. of aald date. In the Circuit Court
Room In the Court Hour In Klamath
FalU, Oregon, a Iht time and place
for hearing objections thereto and the
HtUtment thereof.
ANNA A. PICKETT
Administratrix of the Ealate of
Antonle Poapltll, Deceased.
M l-l-I.V22-2n No. K.
TRUSS WEARERS I!
ComlortaMei
If so, good! If not, why not?
During I he war we develoofd
a trim with comfort foremoit
In mind Hut we did not slop
there, liok at lhee features!
Waterproof lightweight, durable.
Bo If vou are looking for fJUAR
ANTP.EO comfort you will find
It at
LEE HENDRICKS
Tsr Nlrhborhoo4 Orarll.l
!1IS as. Sill fhans Mil
114 Main A
53J Main Phone 5.SSH jlj
Stone's Pointer
RITZVILLE. Wash., March 29 (Pi
Otkcrcek Queen, a pointer owned
by R. L. 8tonc, 8pokane, won the
Pacific coast field trial champion
ship here yesterday.
OUTBOARD
MOTORS
Authorized
lAlit anal SIRVICI
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Phone
BALSIGER MOTOR CO.
MAIN AT ESPLANADE
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PHONE 3121
USED CAF LOT PHONE 4354
Western Knights
: Association :
7th Annual Meeting
at the
ARMORY
Wednesday, March 31 8:00 P. M.
ir Entertainment -k Refreshments
All members' or urged to attend and
bring a friend.
MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE FROM ANY 20-30'IAN
A GRAND OLD
CANADIAN NAME
PRODUCED IN THE U.S.A. j&CZ-
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Ow heart Casaa'laa laaa'ar
CORIT'I li a light, sociable
blend, It li our sincere belief
you'll enoy Iti smooth, tatitfy
Ing mellowness. Next time ask
for CORBY'S.. fine whiskey.
41 QUART
$3.31
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