FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1948
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE NINB
Tribe's Boss
CDouiing .519
Boudrcau's Bat Gives Indians Sixth
Straight Win In Undefeated Season
By JACK HAND
Assm-lsled 1'rrss Huorts Writer
l-oll Iloudrcnu, UnltlNK .51 U fur Ills uiilirnliii C'lrvrland Iiifllmi. In
I solid aimmicnt fur (ho survival uf Uio pliiyrr-iiiiiiiuHrr III the mujur
baseball Iphkmcb.
iJint nf 1 1 in bill Iriiuurr who still combine the two difficult Jobs,
nmnlirnu almost but his portfolio Insl fall. Only a flood nf mull from
aroused Trllin funs liuliunl Owner lull Viwk to cull off lentutlve
trade Willi HI. txiuln.
Instruct of trudo, lloiNlmm was sliird to "virtually two-year
contract," HicurdliiK to Verrk.
The "cares" of bosslnu the Indians to nix straight wins have
welshed no bruvlly mi l.ou Hint hn lias brrn able to lilt safely only 14
tlmra In 27 at bnla. Thla la top In the Irnuiir. Willi nine rutin butted
111, lio la tlrd for the Irad. Ilia shortstop work remains uniliiillriiurd,
lluudtrau poumlrd out four atmlitlit hits, Iiii-IuiIIiik a double hikI
Iioiiio run, In yesterday's d-1 victory over the Ht. lxiuls llruwna. The
team now urrtla only llirrp mure trl
1 .
'J 1
umphs to Hp the inodrrn day record
for wlm at the atari of the srasnu.
Ill New York Yankees got their
Jew DiMuiiKlo-Joe I'aitp coiiiblmitlon
wurklnu for 6-4 nine over Wash
Inilioii In 10 liinlnua. Tile result
moved Ihe Yanka Into second place,
(oluii Into the Important three-name
aerlea with the Hed Hox Ht Ilnaton
today.
Ilniiiera by (leome M.-Qulnn.
Charley Keller and Y'Hl Ilerra
weren't eiiouk'h for the rhnmps.
Iliey had to ko uii extra frame and
finally won on DiMimulos long fly
with the base loaded and none out.
hllKA TKOt III.KII
Take relieved Prank Mies, who i
In trouble mcalu by slvlnii aeven
salts, taflhaiidrd Joe picked up his
Jlral win on four hlllcis milium.
Iloaton cut loose Willi a burrulie nf
homera one each by Ted Williams.
Ham Mete. Joe lobMn and Jnke
Jones to atllotber Philadelphia, li
ft, ellhuuuh Utey were ouililt by Uie
As.
Kddle Maya's, error on Don Kollo.
way'a grounder enabled Chtrngo to
down letrnlt, S-4. for Iheir second
victory. Catcher Aapni Uobliuon
had perfect day for Ihe Hox with
three hits. Including homer and
double.
KtobeUa field proved to be Ihe aiime
old unhappy huntliik ground for the
Mew York Olanla. Hrtxiklyn smashed
the leaden' aix-g.une winning streak
Yith a 17-7 ahellacklng.
Plttaburgli climbed Into second
(lac on another flue mnund Job
by Uie veteran Klmer Kiddle. He
scattered aeven Chicago lilts for his
second win. 4-3.
Hookle Hank Bauer enjoyed field
day in Cincinnati's 14-lnning 5-4
HckI over Ht. I-ouli. Bauer lied the
core with a homer In the eighth
end won It In Uie Milt with a tingle.
He had four hlla, booailng hla aver
age to .304.
rreak homera by Dick 8uler and
Harry Walker enabled the IMillllea
to edge the lloaion Ilravea. 4-3.
STANDINGS
AMKKICAN I.KAdl E
W L Pet.
; Cleveland 0 1.000
; New York J "
' Washington 4 JbtoS
,' 81. Lou la 4 4 .Son
J Philadelphia 4 i .444
. Detroit, 4 .400
J Iloaton 1 3"3
' Chicago 3 J 50
Yeaterday'l Itealllta
Cleveland 6, Ht. loul 3.
New York 6. Washington 4.
Iloaton 11. Philadelphia ft.
Chicago f. Detroit 4.
NATIONAL l.K.UMT.
New York
Pittsburgh ....
Cincinnati ....
Philadelphia
Chicago
llrooklyn
Ht. Loiila
Ilotlon
Derby Facts
And Figures
1.0UIHVII.I.E, Ky.. April 30 Ml
Hero are the furU nod figures on
tomorrow's 14th runnlug of the
Kentucky lerby:
Place: Churchill Down.
Pom time: 3:30 p. in., PHT.
Number of starters: Probably
IX.
I'uvorlle: Citation or Conltown,
both owned by Calumet farm.
Pmae: 1 1 (HI. 000 added inonev.
Value to winner: lletweeu
IHO.uoo nntl IH.V000, depending
uiKin the number of atnrtera.
Crowd: More than 100 000.
Ilroadcast: C11H 3:15 p. m.,
PST.)
Failing Firs
Fined $400
PORTLAND. April 30 f,Vi-Falliire
of nrlllngham to complete Its Pa
cific Coaal Prnfeajilnnal ntiaketbiill
league achedule has coat the Klr
creaoi 1100.
The fine waa meted out yeMerday
during the opening day of the
league's spring meeting.
llelllngham withdrew 111 the mldnt
of a three-team title playoff when
league officials forfeited the Klr
creat win over Heattle for use of
Norm Haker. property of the Van
etiuver Hornets.
May Clark, league president, said
today's session would deal with pos
sible expansion of the northern
circuit w-lth an application expected
from Everett. Taroma also might
re-enter, he aald.
Extension of the league Into Cali
fornia will be discussed Hnlurdny.
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Nampa Seeking
Bowl Opponent
NAMPA. Idaho. April 30
Nampa high school Is looking for
an opponent for Its annual Lettuce
Howl football classic Friday. Oc
tober a. Coach J. A. (Ilabei Ilrown
aald today as he extended Invita
tions to Interested coaches In the
Northwest region.
The Lettuce Howl It an occasion
of pomp and ceremony, queens and
all that stuff, which started In 1041
fnr colleges but which the high
school look over In 1043. Since then
Nampa has played the Rnlt Lake
City Leopards. Coeur d'Alene. Walla
Walla. Longvlew, Wash., and Al
bany, Ore.
Ralph Hill
Trophy Up
For Milers
Decision by the 30-30 club to ad
vuuee u llulpll lllll award for Uie
mile face lop distance III the clubs
iiuuuiil Houllierii Oregon Northern
Cullfornlu high school truck mcet
brings U) liillid tliu grcul perlurm
uni'o and licurtbreHklng result of
Hills bouo-inetur run 111 Uie 1033
Olympics.
lllll, long-legged Henley runner
and ex-University of Oregon dis
tance slur, was the American slund
urd bciii cr In the Olympic 6000
moter race and he was opposed
chiefly by l.uurl Lehtlnrii of Pln
luuil. There were other entrants, but
In the run they amounted only to
scenery.
In trials, a few days before the
uctual run, Itiilph Hill paced 6000
meters t3 miles, 6(14,107 feet) In
14:60 0, not an overly Impressive
time but gixd enough lo beat the
Finnish runner hundlly. Conse
quently, Uie Henley athlete's stock
hit lop.
Ilul what happened a few days
I later reverberated right down to the
I roots of the Olymplsd.
Lehtlnen gut off to a good atari,
so did Hill, and the two were as
j close aa Damon and Pythias
through the race right down to
I tile last 100 meters. They were
1 practically ahoulder - to-shoulder,
; strlde-fnr-strlde until suddenly
j l.ehlliien broke over Into Hills
; pslh.
Hlxty Uioutand. spectators In the
Los Angeles coliseum were vocal In
' pointing out what they believed a
clear-cut fracture of Olympic rules
I and ethics. Not once, but three times
J In that last diull for Uie tape the
! Finn was seen to step Into the
; American a path, throwing Hill off
stride.
It was half an hour after they hit
the tape that I-elHIncn was an
nounced as the winner.
Hut so close had he and Hill been
at the finish that Uie official stop
watches marked the exact time for
boUi 14:40. an Olympic record.
Ieliuncn. Olympic officials ruled.
: had won by three Inches.
If III relusea la msKe a proleal,
aavlng that he believed the Finn
did not mean any Interference.
He declined to mount the victor's
pedestal with Lehtlnen, leavtnf
Uie Finnish athlete to Uke the
Olympic honor and gold medal
alone.
And In the record books Is marked
down a sports oddity Ralph Hill
and Laurl Lehtlnen Jointly hold the
6000-meter record of 14 minutes, 30
seconds, and Hill lost the race.
Ralph still lives and farms at
Henley and Saturday will be acting
as clerk of the course for the high
school track meet on Modoc field.
Winner of the mile race, crown
ing event of Uie afternoon, will re
reive a trophy bearing the name of
the only Klamath county man ever
to run In the Olympics.
Yesterday's Restills
llrooklyn 17. New York 7.
Cincinnati 6. St. Ixiuls 4.
Philadelphia 4. Iloaton 3.
Pittsburgh 4. Chicago 3.
PACIFIC COAST
Ban Franrlsco 17
Los Angeles 17 13
Oakland IS 13
Can Diego 18 lli
Seattle 10 13
Hollywood 10 13
Portland 11 10
Bscramento 0 IS
Yesterrisy's Results
Hollywood 7. Portland 6.
Ran Francisco 3, Ban Dlega 1.
Other gomes pn.Mwncd.
WF.HTF.RN INTF.lt NATIONAL
, Tacoma 7 3 .778
Vancouver 0 4 .000
Snlem 5 ft .600
Victoria fl 0 .WW
VVenatchee ft 0 .468
Bremerton 4 8 .444
Yakima ft 7 .417
Spokane 6 0 .400
Yesterday's Results
Taconui 10. Ynklinn 7.
Vancouver 4, Spoknne 3.
Halem 9-3, Ilremertmi 7-3.
Victoria 5, Wenalcheo 3.
Dallas Promises
Return To U-W
SEATTLE, April 30 (At Marshall
Dallas, hard-driving University of
Washington football back, will re
turn to the Husky Institution next
fall.
Coach Howie Odcll anld today Ihe.
two-year lettermnn Is dropping out
only to take a Jnb during the sum
mer. Dallas Informed him he would
return this fall, Odell said.
Dnllas' withdrawal from school
had been Interpreted earlier as
meaning (ho Huskies had lost their
second star bnckfleld man within a
week. Quarterbnck Dirk Ollele wns
declared Ineligible last week because
ho signed a professional contract.
Schnozz Changes
Mind On Quitting
BACRAMFNTO. Calif., April 30
(1V-F.rnle Lombardl Is bark with
Sacramento of- the Pacific Coast
league afler changing his mind on
retiring from bssehall.
"The Nose" asked Monday for vol
untary' retirement so he could be
near his wife. Ill In an Oakland
hospital. Phe underwent a success
ful operation Wednesday. Todav
the slugging catcher said he will
finish nut his first year away from
the majors.
Carnival Due Here
On May 15th
Charles Mason, general agent for
the coming carnival sponsored by
the VFW, was in Klamath Falls
two days tills week with advance
publicity on the affair.
The carnival will run five dnys
at the fairgrounds. Mason said,
from May 10 to and Including
May 15.
Bids On Turbines
Called June 4
PORTLAND. April 30 bPI A
change In the dale fnr opening bids
fnr design, manufacture and deliv
ery nf fnur 111.300 horsepower hy
draulic turbines fnr McNary dam
was reported today by the corps of
engineers.
They will be opened June In
stead of May 14.
Clean-up, Pslnt-lip, Fix-up
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KamloopS'Seeking Anglers
Cover Pend Orielle
lly 1111,1, JOIINHTON
BANDPOINT, Ida., April 30 (!' Two governors and 10 acres of
other fishermen will go nut tomorrow to catch a fighting rainbow trout
lft pounds bigger than that one you lost last summer.
It Is owning dny for the Knmloops rainbow season. Every angler
on crowded Luke Pend Oreille suspects a new world record trout Is
walling until his hook comes by.
The official world record rainbow Is a 37-pounder caught In Pend
Oreille last year by Wes Hamlet of Coeur d'Alene, Ida. The real cham
pion, you understand, Is stlU In the lake. It's Just a matter of catching
him.
The Knmloops trout Is Handpolnt's major Industry on opening day.
Visitors from all over the West are expected to Join In the fish fete.
Including Governors C. A. Robins of Idaho and Sam Ford of Montana.
wHnmlet will be back to defend his
championship. Radio's "Bride and
Ransom
Dodges
Indian
Hooking that big one will be legal
In a good muny Klamath county
streams tomorrow as the general
trout season for Oregon In 1048
opens, although high water Is the
prospect for most streams and the
great majority of the flshable lakes
are still out of reaching distance be
cause of the snow.
The northern half of Upper Kla
math lake. Agency lake, Williamson
river, Bprugue river, Crescent lake.
Lake o' the Woods, Odell, Seven
mile and most of the other watirs
III the county and vicinity will be
open.
Some good-sized trout have al
ready been taken from the lower
part of Upper Klamuin and Irom
Klamath river, which have been
open all along, this spring, and the
gume commission has been hauling
legal-sized trout from Its Crooked
creek hatchery for stocking steadily
since January,
Crescent lake has received thou
sands of trout from six to 10 Inches
in length Just this week.
General bag limit tor trout Is 10
fish, not to exceed IS pounds and
exceed 30 pounds and two fish In j "l kJ'm!0o,!!" ,rT.
any seven consecutive days. But Columbia In 1941 Since then Idaho
Oroom" program Is sending Mr. and
Mrs. Edmnnd C. Read Jr., of Olen
dale. Calif., to Bandpolnt for their
honeymoon.
There will be speeches, spectacle!
and scenery and It the weather Is
good some trout.
Naturally, at such a celebration
there are some who can't stand the
sight of water and Joined the gaiety
mainly to get kam-looped. but most
of the fishermen come to fish.
There are two schools of thought
on how to catch a kamloops. Both
sides agree that you must troll near
the surface for them when the water
Is cold and troll deep when the
luke gets warmer later In the sea
son. The main argument is on the
Issue of skill vs. luck. Most of the
fishermen who have never caught a
knmloops argue that all you do Is
hnld a pnle all day waiting to hit
the Jackpot. Anglers who have land
ed the big ones contend there Is
quit a trick to It.
On opening day last year C. C.
Shepherd pulled a 38-pounder from
the lake to break the previous world
rainbow record. The trout have had
a year to grow since then, so some
body might break the record again
tomorrow.
There Is Just a possibility that
such a development wouldn't be
page one news In British Columbia,
especially In the town of Kamloops,
B. C.
Bandpolnt sportsmen got their
some lakes have special limits.
has been multiplying both Ita sup-
i . . I o. nl,wil.ltw r
Tlier. Is t,o llml n Tv,nw.-H. ,
. -.v....... i. ' i leases.
A new poultry-picking machine
detaches the dead fowls' feathers by
flipping Uiem sgalnst numerous rub
ber fingers projecting from two fast
whirling drums.
LEGAL NOTICES
CITATION
IN THE CIRCL'IT COURT OF THE
STATE Or OHKUON IN AND rOH THE
COI'NTY OF KLAMATH.
IN THE MATTER Or THE ESTATE Or
&A1.VATOI.E MOHHONE. Dck4rd.
To: Crnln Morron. Lulu M or rone,
t;nnarn r. Morrone, Fram-etro Mor
ton and the turvlvlnc children of
Luftana Marllni. derfiMd and th tin.
known htiri and dviM4u of 8AX.VA
TtHE MORRONE. dtfrmd
A rx-tlllon haa bn fllad hrln by L
Orlh St tn or, vxrculnr of th will of
XAI.VATORE MORRONE. dcad. for
a llraru to acll lh following dcribd
raal nmptFrly, to-wll:
Trat'U 1 and 2.' Plaaaant Horn
Trarla No 3. according lo tha duly
rcortld plat Utervnf on flla In tha
of fir, of th County Clark of Klam
ath County, Oregon,
and lha atxiva anlltlrd Court bavin sat
the 3rd date of 8ptmhr, 10U at tha
hour of H) .00 A. M. ai tha tlma. and tha
Courtroom of tha abova entitled Court
at Klamath Fall, Ort-fon, u the plare
for hearing aald p tit ion.
You and earh of you, are hereby cited
to appear and ahow rauae. If any there
I, why the pt1tinn of U Orlh Staemore
aa executor aforeaald, for the eat of the
above dcrlbd real property should not
he granted You and each of you, are
hrrly served with thla citation by pub
lication thereof In th Herald and Newt,
a dally newspaper, puhiuhed and cir
culated In Klamath County, Oregon,
pursuant to an order of the above en
titled Court dated the 6h dav of April.
IMA. which aad order requires the pub
lication hereof, once a week for four
ticresalve weeks beginning the 8th day
of Anrll, I (MB
Wltneta the Honorable David R Van
den berg, Judge of the abova entitled
Court.
PAVm VANDENBIRG,
Circuit Judge.
Attest:
chat, r rvi-p.
County Clerk.
Bv Jane Weaver.
A. t in M-.TO-No. M
or whit? fifth,
Basa planted In Lot river ln.it
fnll are being caught now, but that
river clones tomorrow and is to re
main closed through June.
Lake o" the Woods received con
siderable attention from Uie experts
last summer In the matter of clean
ing out trash fish and re-stoclclng,
but It may be several weeks before
anglers can get to the lake for fish
ing. Lake o" the Woods Is still froze.,
over and fishing through the Ice is
Illegal In this state.
PLsh lake, Four Mile and the bulk
of the high mountain lakes are m
Uie same category.
Diamond lake, which Is also still
Ice-bound, doesn't open until June
15. Davis lake doesn't open until
June 25. No waters In Lake county
open until May 22.
Paint Clinic .Saturday, May 1st
Ralilfer Motor Company
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CRfltlTORS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon. In and for th County of
Klamath.
In the Matter of the Estate of
FANNIE TALBOT, also known aa Fannie
3 Talbot. Deceased.
Notice la hereby given to th creditor
of said decedent, and all persons In
terested In her estate, to present their
rlalmt to th undersigned, the duly
appointed administrator of aald estate,
or to J. H. Camahan. his attorney, 211
I. O. O. F. Building. Klamath Falls. Ore
gon, within alx months from and after
this 2.1 rd day of April. 1B4R, being the
date of the first publication of this notice.
Dated thla a;ird day of April. IfMfi,
HEl'HEN A. TALBOT.
Administrator of aald tiUtl.
A U-M M T-H 21 No 109
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Nolle Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate of Llllle Mary Brown, also
known as Llllle M. Brown, by th Circuit
Court of Klamath County, Oregon, and
all persons having claims against aald
estate are hereby notified to present the
same, with proper vouchers, to the aald
administrator, at Suite 1, Mlhase Build
ing, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six
months of the dale of this notice.
Dated thla 21st day of April. 1MB.
ANTON OLSON.
A 33-30 M 7-14-21 No 107
British Columbia fishermen com
plain at intervals that the "world
record" kamloops caught in Pend
Oreille would make good bait for
the 50-pounders landed in Canada.
Idaho replies that it will keep on
claiming the world's rainbow cham
pionship until Uie Canadian get
around to getting their big fish rec
ognized officially by Field and
Stream magazine, which keeps the
box scores on such matters.
The goal here, of course, la to
catch a kamloops so big It would
Impress even Uie Canadians.
New and used ear prices going op.
We haven't raised. See Bel by last.
LEGAL NOTICE
SI MMONS FOR M PLICATION
Kqalty N. Mi!
IN THE CIRCL'IT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND l"OR
THE COUNTY OF KLAMATH.
MARIAN ELAINE CLEAR Y, PlalnUff.
va.
PHILIP EMMET CLEARY JR., Defendant.
TO: Philip Emmet Cleary Jr., Defendant.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are hereby required lo ap
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In th above entlUed ault
within four weeka from the dale of th
first publication of this summons In the
Herald and New, a newspaper printed
and published in Klamath County. Ore
gon, which aald date is the 16th day of
April. A. D. IMS. and If you fall so to
answer or otherwise appear, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the decree of absolute divorce.
This Summons la served upon you by
publication pursuant to order of Honor
able D R. Vandenberg. Judge of the
above entitled Court, made and entered
on the 14th day of April, IMS. which
order reaulres that Summons herein be
published once a week for four successive
weeks, and that the dat of the ftnt
publication of aald Summons shall be
April 16 IMS.
r t. McLaren.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
A. IS-23. 30; M. 7-14 No. 101.
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t FOAL NOTICE
The State Industrial Accident Com
mission hereby gives notice that a hear
ing on the a dtp I Ion of a safety cod
known as The Basic Safelv Code for the
Slate of Oregon. Part 1, General, will be
held In the Mirror Room of Ihe Portland
Hotel. Portland, Oregon, at 10:30 A, M.,
Friday. Mnv 14. IMS
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
COMMISSION
Bv Paul F Qurtk, Chairman.
A, ltV3o No. ML
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