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Newspaper Page TextPACE TWELVf HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH F ALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, APrflL 29, 1948 Plenty Besi Popping In LOUISVILLE, April 39 (AV-A lot f things besides corlu were popping In Uerbytown todny along Willi the first "big push" of Incoming tourist lor Saturday' Kentucky derby, but you couldn't cross the street without picking up eiuier -citation' "Coallown" on the ear drums. These big guns of the fabulous des Corks Louisville Cup Tourney Golfers Must Post Scores This week-end, Saturday and Sun day, will be the last chance for Kennies Country club golfers to post qualifying rounds for the President Cup tourney. About 40 llnksmen have already got their qualifying scores on the board and at least 20 more are need ed to fill out the flights. The committee handling the tour nament will make the pairings after the scores are posted, and the first round In all flights will have to be played before or on Sunday, May . t. Any not played by that time will be forfeited. The weather forced moving the tourney starting date back one week. Reames course is now In almost perfect condition. Pelicans Play Cavemen Nine Coach Tom Brannigan's Pelican baseball team, champions of the Southern Oregon conference, are playing the Grants Pass Cavemen a doubleheader this afternoon at Recreation field. The first game is a conference en counter, the second an off-the-record tilt The Pels already hold one conference decision over the Cavemen this season. ELECTED SPOKANE, April 29 Dr. Carl A. V. Lund, Oresham, Ore. was re elected yesterday as president of the Columbia conference of the Luth eran Evangelical Augustana synod. Other officers named axe Rev. Carl Rydell. Tacoma. vice president; Rev. S. L. SwerSon. Seattle, secre tary, and Theodore Nelson, treasurer. Exchange ENGINES FOR PASSENGER CARS V-8 and 6-Cyl. RUN-TESTED AND FULLY GUARANTEED OMTKIBCTOS EXCHANGE COMPLETE WITH CTLDVDEK ULAOS FUEL PUMP EXCHANGE CARBURETOR EXCHANGE CLUTCH DISC EXCHANGE PRESSURE PLATE EXCHANGE PILOT BEARING THROWOIT BEARING NEW CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS ALL GASKETS t QUARTS OF OIL OIL PUMP NO Block Dtpglll INSTALLED $10050 IQ7 Taxe Extra And Your Old Engine BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at Esplanade Phone 3121 Bring your Ford HOME for service! Calumet farm racing establishment have Just about got themselves an exclusive match race In the eyes of most observers at this sprawling derby capital. At least It won't be a walkover. While regular trains, planes and buses were supplemented by specials from all point on the compass, the major topic of conversation was which of Warren Wright's stars would cop the big money In the derby's $100,000 stake not to men tion a 15000 gold cup and the horse shoe blanket of roses that goes to the "champ." Wright said both his derby aces would be sent out to win. Talking about the other probable starters In the mile and one quarter turf classic In the same breath with the Calumet colts just Isn't being don. My Request, Escadru. Billings. Orandpere? What are they horning Into this deal for? There's a possibility that only win betting will be allowed at Saturday's 74th running of the derby. Not since 1905. when only three horses were entered, ha a similar situation existed. With the probable field pared to six horses. Churchill Downs officials said they might meet Friday to de termine whether they can afford to allow both win and place betting and still pay off at the customary rate of not less than 10 cents on a dollar. Since two of these six horses form the seemingly unbeatable Calumet Farm entry of Citation and Coal town, there remain only four entries on which to bet Show wagering definitely is out. STANDINGS NATIONAL I.EAC.l'K W L Pct New York 1 1 .778 Cincinnati 5 S .500 Chicago 4 4 .500 Pittsburgh 4 4 .500 St. Louis ; 3 3 .500 Philadelphia 4 5 .444 Boston 4 .400 Brooklyn 3 6 .575 Wednesday's Reaulu Boston 7. Philadelphia 0. Cincinnati 3. Chicago 1. New York at Brooklyn, rain. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, cold. AMERICAN LKAC.VE Cleveland a 0 1.000 Washington i 3 .635 St. Louis 4 3 .671 3 .571 4 .500 5 .444 i .386 .143 New York 4 Philadelphia . 4 Detroit 4 Boston - 3 Chicago 1 ednraday s Results Detroit 9, St. Louis 4. Washington at New York, cold. Boston at Philadelphia, rain. Cleveland at Chicago, wet grounds. PACIFIC COAST San Francisco 16 9 .690 Los Angeles 17 13 .586 Oakland 15 13 .56 San Diego 15 14 .514 Seattle 10 12 .455 Portland II 15 .433 Hollywood 9 13 .409 Sacramento 9 15 .375 Rock Tossed At Red Meet PORTLAND, April 39 d"-A rock thrown through a window Inter rupted momentarily a speech by Claudia Jones, secretary of the women's commission of the com munist party, last night. No one was Injured and the In cident was not repented. Ml&s Jones, a native of Trinidad who I facing a deportation hearing on the charge she advocnles over throw of the government, said the stone-throwing was provoked by Hnrold E. StuNseu's statement here Monday night Unit the communist part)' should be outlawed. She said the Truman administra tion Is threatening the liberties of all clUtcns, accused the United States of trying to start war against the Russians "who fought so brave ly against fascist Ocrmuny." denied that American communists take order from Russia, and commended Henry Wallace for "spearheading the fight In America against Im perialism and for civil liberties." About 135 persons attended tin meeting In Norse hall. Wednesday's Results San Francisco 6. San Diego 5. Other games postponed. WESTERN INTERNATIONAL Tacoma 3 .750 Vancouver 5 4 JUS . Ft 01 fit RB5U-' ' CM. Shots Fired At School Teacher NEW YORK, April 39 Ml - A pretty blonde Brooklyn high school teacher conducted mathematics ex aminations under police guard today after her home was the target of a fusillade of rifle shot list night. Only a few minutes before the rifle fire the mother of Mlsa Mar garet Joklel, the high school teacher, received two mysterious phone calls from an anonymous feminine caller who said: "If she doesn't pass everyone In mathematics tomorrow something will hapHn, she'll be pushing up daisies." Blue-eyed. 34-year-old Miss Joklel said todny 'Tin not afraid" as she supervised examinations In the Port Salem 4 4 .500 Wena tehee 5 5 .500 Yakima 6 6 .455 Victoria 5 .455 Spokane 6 8 .439 Bremerton .3 4 .439 i Wednesdays Results Tacoma 14. Yakima 8. Victoria 5, Spokane 3. Other games postponed, rain. Have you driven the new Crosley? No charge. See Selby Last! NOW SHE SHOPS "CASH AND CARRY" Without Painful Backacha Many uffrr rvllcva naa-atnt barkrieha quickly, one thty dUeovar lhat Iht r-al cauaa of thlr troubla mar ba tlrvd kldnjr. Th kldnvya ara Nature chUf way of Uk In icm acUU and uli out of lha blood. They hilp roo.it pcoplt Pa about a pint a nay. 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