Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, April 23, 1948, Page 13, Image 13

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    FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1948
HfcRALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
four Million
Trout Is Aim
Of Hatchery
Legal-Sixo Fish
Are Planted In
Waters Of County
Tuur mllllun Uuut liatdiml at the
'imikvU Ureok 110141 liaUiicry are
ku W planted III lUtum unci lakes
,1 Klamalli and lj"liilii counties
nil yar, oflltlult u( Ula Hull Inrm
rpurL
tfrveial liundrsd Uiuusund have
tlieatiy been placed In tluir new
mines unci mm mil to vu lutii
.uoaliis iiaxl. week. Lulrr on lako
iluntliiK will start.
Muni ut the troul are ruliiuow,
flnil aooul auu.OOU logai-ai7.nl hiut--iii
brook lo be put. In in n
nkrii m I'Huiiun aim a.asi mis
ilmninrr, inuuuuiy (lining jmy.
I'lunlliuis by Uink truck-lim al
ruiiy been mailt In the William-
uii, bpiuKUe, wuou river, aiiiiu
In'i'k. ooveniiilic, douiiy uoca. m
luminal! lixiga ami Kinky i'uint in
UamaUi cuunly and In Anna river
nil Anna reservoir In Lake county,
II in llio put week or ti.
IAV.I tll'KNINU
These wio minnow, ai to nine
utiles lu leiwUi and Irtlal inr caUh
ng roino May 1. A Irw were snial
cr surd. In January about luo.unu
tastl-alied rainbow were put Into
hfuJ watera.
Next week some 00.000 mine full
i e to be moved Iroin U.a liutilirry
o various slrra . j. about Imll of
hem to Crescent lake.
The hatchery now hits about two
mlllun egus ami another auu.000 are
t Hpencer crerk.
Milling should be on the uiHirade
ii'KJainalli county unless Die mor-
illty rale o( tile plaMlnxa U too
Igh.
Boxer's Death
"Accidental,
Probers Rule
i
I MILWAUKEE. April JJ lT,-The
Irstle death o( ynung Jackie Dart
jjiatd a (lark mark on bnntng'1
Llfxxly history today.
1 it went down In the bonks aa "se-
I'ldetital" yesterday when an Inves
tlatlon cleared nert I.ytrll, the
')iilhly rated middleweight whose
lowa raturd the U-year-old young
er to suffer a fatal brain hem
orrhage. I DUIrlrt Attorney William J. Mr
Pauley laid hU Invrailgatlnn showed
)artharri's death was "purely an
urldrnt."
S JAa long aa you have boilng.
S"7U're bound tn have something
jike this some lime." MrCaulry aald.
i Xlarthard died yrslrrday morning.
Iras-than 13 hour aflrr he collapsed
In the ring at the end of the sixth
yWlille l.ytell waa tha nallon'a
fourth ranking middleweight, he
t (ft not rrgardrd aa an overmatch,
v Oarthard had gained a draw
t lth I.ytrll In Kansas City several
tnjrnths ago.
I m
Drake Relays
Turned Down
, ES MOINES, la , April 33 (Pi
Jerry Thomnnon. ace Texaa dlnlanre
yunner, probably will pans up hit
Ch.a,nre tndny to become a poMlble
tlitw-tlme winner at the Drake re
in VB.
The 130-pound Thommon wan ex-
fecl'd to paaa up defrnw of hl
o-mlle run title In order lo con
centrate on relay race. The Long
nTn nlan to enter the four-mile
telay for the flrat time thin vear
and Thompaon will anchor that
cjuirrtct.
Tlie two-mile run. one of the four
finals and two field evenla are
alatrd today 111 the two-dny clnaale
hlch haa brought athletea from
M eollegea and unlverxltlea. Olher
1 ulala are the unlveraltv aprlnl
hltdley. and dlnlance mrdleya and
111, college half-mile relay.
t Mix record could fall during the
wo day. Rclnyi Director Tom
jMskard aaya.
NKW YOHK, INKAl Joe Louli,
fat, coinplaieut, drbnnalr, return
ing In the llilli! wnra It) again de
fend the chitinploiifililp ngalnat Jer
ey Jne Wali ott at Vonkee m allium,
June 3:1, f 11 ila the rlruienlii of box
ing and rlianra marked agalnat ti 1 111
fur the flmt lime alnrr lie bulled
out of the amateur ranka 14 yeara
ago.
And that'a a long time In the
beak bunting himlnpan, Ilrimn, even
when you're fighting a bloke your
own age.
In the uiirnmlng 11111UI1, Iiula la
the man who la trying lo come back.
The lure of the ring mya they never
come bark. The exception or two
down through the year only ac
centuate the rule, and at 34 the fel
low attempting the rllmb haa two
irlkr on him with Joe I'age pitch
ing. I,oiil ay he will lie better In
the coming hatlle. He no doubt will
lie more alert. You alwnya are
wl.en vou have brrn punched nn
the chin, lie alito will be more
Elements Of Chance Stacked Against Louis In Return
truck with the apced of light. And
when the other guy waa hurt, he
wrapped punchea together with ter
rific apeed and fury.
Hut thla la gone forever, for when
an old aoldter loaea It he never re
gains It, Loula no longer react to
opening aa quickly aa he did,
which 1 another way of aaylng that
hit rrflexe have slowed down.
Aa Louli cannot carry on a sus
tained attack as he once did, his
defense, never that of Jack John
ton, Is looser, more vulnerable.
Among other thing, the Walcott
camp should remind chief second
Dan Florin that a fighter can't win
a championship by running In the
final round.
Tlint waa Walcott't only mistake
the first trip.
There was the championship for
the taking, but foolithly Jersey Joe,
relieving he already had It, didn't
even make a pass.
And as bad as Joe Louis may be
(he nlcht of June 23, Jersey Joe
Walcott can't make a mistake and
beat him.
clwcfiil, but he can't be anylctir
than he was tha night of last De
cember 6, when Wslcntt twlca set
hlin on the seat of his pan I. You
don't Improve at 34.
Oondlllons are different than
they were the first trip. Walcott
was then the challenger In every
srnse of the word. If either experi
enced nervous distress before the
scrap, It was Jersey Jne, Louis en
visioned an easv. smashing victory.
Kndn't thrv all laid down and
played dead?
Challenger In name only now
Walcott I strutting, even when sit
ting down, nigtilng articles and at
a tea and crumpet party preceding
the formality, Walcott looked and
ac ted the part of the tltlehnlder. He
feels that but for an outrageous de
cision, as wrong a' wrong could be,
he would have been officially
awarded the crown the Police Oa
xetie tried to give him, anyway.
Provided the Job doesn't get too
big for him mentally between now
and then, and If he doesn't choke
up, all Walcott haa to do u win la
be aa good as he waa In December.
He doesn't huve to Improve.
Ilia hungry fighter, he hat kept
himself In condition.
Louis' dilettante airs and graces
won't help him If his legs begin ti
tire. And unleu tha champion
works a miracle In attaining condi
tion and nails Walcott early, his
legs are bound to feel the pressure
of 11) rounds against a clever fellow
with remarkable underpinning, e
perlally for one hit age, and one
who felnta, Jan, tab and throws
a whistling right hand when not
circling or retreating.
Walcott otitboxed Iiuls with con
vincing ease. He made the cham
pion fight a battle foreign to his
netural advantages.
At hi best, Bmoky Jne was a
sinker for a right, and never was
noted for his ability to assimilate
shots to the head.
Louis' greatast asset until now
was hit ability to blast a right hand
punch through the smallest and
most closely guarded opening. He
Team Scrap
Tops Armory
Muscle Card
Meeting as leaders of two oppos
ing lag wrestling teams tonight at
the Klamath Pall armory, frank
Htnjark and tlcorgra Dusrite get to
write another rhapter In their rival
ry which ha lnted through a
couple of month already.
Dunrlte worked up to a cham
pionship match with the doughty
Htnjark, but rouldn't nulla cut the
Ice In a altnwdnwn. Hut the two
are ready to square off again In the
trnm fray which head the grapple
card.
Partnering with Hlojark will be
the bald-headed CHenn Knox, who
made his debut here last week. Du
cit will pair off with Krankle Hart.
The team tusnle Is scheduled for
one-hour lime limit, or two fall!
nut of three.
The opening crap puts Buck
Weaver and Hob Kenaaton Uigelher
In a five-rounder, a match that
should prove a lively one.
The oueninf bout takes to the
canva at 8:30.
Oakland Trib
Writer Dead
PORTLAND. April 33 MV- Le
Dunbar. 61, iorls editor of the Oak
land, Calif.. Tribune, died of a heart
atlark In his hotel room here early
today.
Robert Sell, road secretary of the
Oakland Pacific Coast Irague base
ball trim, said there had been no
hint of Illness before Dunbar tele
phoned the hotel drk clerk at about
4:30 a. m. and asked Inr a doctor.
A bell boy went to the room and
opened a window when Dunbar ld
he had difficulty breathing. The
boy then left the room and when
Dr. Charlea N. Verleeg arrived a
few minutes later, Dunbar was dead.
Survivors include the widow and
a son. The body Is at Hennessey.
Ooetach McOee Fdneral Home.
Collegiate Meet
PORTLAND, April 33 ( A five
way college track meet will be held
here tomorrow afternoon. Compet
ing will be Lewis V Clark. Vanport,
Llnfleld, Clark Junior college, and
Oregon College of F.ducatlon.
It's not too big or too tmall to
,ii.rtiB in Trie Herald and News
Classified section, where small adt
bring big results. Phone Sill.
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PORTLAND. April 23 (IP) A
faulty headlight coat a Portland
couple their life-time aavlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brock, resi
dent of Portland 20 yeara said they
were moving to California for
Hrock'a health when a policeman
lopped them to tell them of the
headlight.
Brock atepped onto the highway
hear here lo allow his driver's li
cense, then drove on again. A few
minutes later, the couple realized
a purse, containing their aavlng of
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Segale Named
Astoria Coach
ASTORIA, April 23 W Ray j
Segale, 38. ex-Unlverslty of Oregon 1
guard, will be football coach at 1
Aitorla high school next fall.
The appointment of the former 1
Oregon star, whose last year of play
was 1043, waa made here yesterday.
Begale, a marine wounded on Iwo
Jims In the war, la atudylng for
his maater'a degree at Oregon and
assisting the coaching staff at
spring football training there.
He will succeed Bob Bates, who
became principal of a Junior high
school here. 8egale't salary will be
3BO0. !
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