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Newspaper Page TextACE TEN HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON MONDAY, MAY 10, 141 Cards Snare NL Top Spot Ted Williams Smashes Two Homers Though Indians Humble Sox Twice t : J By JOE REICHLER i Associated Press SporU Writer Thii li kindly old Connie Mack's 86th year his 64th In baseball and It promises to be one ol his happiest. The venerable manager ol the patched-up Philadelphia Athletics, who has experienced innumerable thrills in his 48 seasons as boss of the aame club, must be having the time of his life watching his "cast-off rcrew" make monkeys out of the so-called elite of the American league. JJ Only a mathematical oddity keeps this much-abused outfit from toccupylng first place in the American league. After yesterday's double ''victory over the Detroit Tigers. 10-5 and 5-3, which boosted their winning streaK to eigm games, ine AcnraT actually lead the first place Clcve land Indians by a half game. Cleveland had two triumphs over Jthe Red Sox In Boston. 4-1 and -5. The Indians surprised the Red Sox by coming from behind twice to J capture their doubleheader. Trailing 1-0 on Ted Williams' fourth-inning home run, the Indians drew even in Jthe next stanza when Ken Keltner connected for the first of his three (home runs. Keltner s secona lour Jbase knock came in the 10th ln , ning and sparked a three-run rally. Williams' second home run of the 'day and seventh of the season gave J the Red Sox a brief 5-2 lead in the second game, but the Indians came i back with three round trippers to win. i CARDS TAKE OVER ! The 6t. Louis Cardinals moved a Into first place in the National J league. They pushed a half game J ahead of the New York Giants by downing the Boston Braves. 8-4. while the Cubs were shutting out I the Giants. 3-0. in Chicago. Frank 8hea held the White Sox J hitless for six and two-thirds in a nings, to record his first shutout r and second win. I Washington turned back the St. Louis Browns, 3-1, to move into ? fourth place In the American league. J The third place Pittsburgh Pi- rates remained a game off the pace ' J to the National league by dividing I a doubleheader with the Brooklyn Dodgers at Forbes field. The Dodg J era won the opener. 14-2. Ralph J Kiner swatted his fourth and fifth a round trippers to lead the Pirates to a 10-r nightcap decision. S The Philadelphia Phils clubbed It the Reds twice In Cincinnati, 14-2 and 8-0. s Santa Rosa Marysville - a Redding .STANDINGS Far West J Klamath Falls . niuuiugu - Medford Oroville Willows W. .. 6 .. S .. i .. i .. 5 .. 4 . 4 . 1 Pet .667 .625 .625 .556 558 .444 .444 .111 Sunday's Results Klamath Falls 15. Medford 12. Pittsburgh 4, Santa Rosa 3. Redding S, Marysville 5. Oroville 7, Willows 8. American League W. L. Cleveland 10 4 Philadelphia 12 S New York 10 6 Washington 8 9 Bt. Louis 6 7 Boston 7 10 Detroit I 12" Chicago 3 11 Sunday's Results Washington 3. St. Louis 1. New York 8, Chicago 0. Cleveland 4-9, Boston 1-5. Philadelphia 10-5, Detroit 5-3. National League W. St. Louis ... New York Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chicago . . 10 .11 .10 9 9 Pet .714 .706 .625 .471 .462 .412 .400 .214 Pet .667 .611 .588 .500 .474 .444 .412 J 50 Senators Jump In Standings By The Associated Press Salem's socking Senators swing out of the "sunny south" today with a four-game win streak and only a game and a half out of first place. Only Western International lea gue team to get in a full week-end bill, the Oregonians smacked out four straight wins over -the Van' couver Capilanos to Jump from sev enth to third place. The Canadians did the ladder in reverse, falling from fifth to the cellar. After taking Sunday's opener. 7-2, Salem blanked the Caps 2-0 on Cal Mclrvin's three-hit pitching. It was Mclrvin's fourth straight win. Timely hitting helped along both games: Paul Halter smashed a three-run homer in the first game and Dick Sinovic's triple drove over the second game s only runs. All other Sunday twin bills were washed out by rains that cancelled eight of the scheduled 16 games of the last three days. Tacoma and Spokane, who didn't get in one of their four tills, both advanced despite their idleness. Vic toria won a 15-10 slugfest from Wena tehee Saturday night to In crease Tacoma's lead to a half game. Spokane moved out of the cellar on Vancouver's string of lossea in aaiem. iw new tnree-game sets are scheduled to open tonight across the border. Salem goes to Victoria and Yakima to Vancouver. Tacoma will entertain San Diego's Pacific Coast league team In an exhibition contest Wena tehee opens at Tacoma Tues day night as does Spokane at Bremerton. VARIOUS HORNETS QUALIFY HENLEY. May 10 The Henley Hornets blanketed the Southern Oregon class B track tourney at Ashland Saturday and qualified for representation in the state B meet at Corvallis next week-end in eight events and the relay. The Hornet have won the state B track classic two years in a row and will be highly favored to make It a third. Point scores at Ashland were- Henley 544. Rogue River 36, Gold Hill 33", Phoenix 27'i. Malin 28'4. Jacksonville 12'j, Talent 10'i and Bonanza 8. Hornet state entrants will h Wayne Gober (high hurdles, high Jump and 220-yard dash), Dale Webber (low hurdles and broad Jump), Delbert A rant (100-vard dash), Harold Balln (discus), Clar- Gems Finish Home Stand Here Tonight Week-End Produces Two Victories For Local Diamondeers Two victories over th week-end were racked up by the Klamath Falls Gems and the locals will be trying to stretch the streak to three tonight as the hop-skip Klamath. Medford series comes back to Gams stadium for renewal. The tilt is scheduled for 8 p. m. under the floodlights. The Gems topped the Dodgers 10-1 here Saturday night, than yes terday afternoon at Medford's Fair grounds park bested the Dodgers 15- 12 In a slugfest Klamath has won three of the four games in the six date home and home series which ends over the hill tomorrow night Saturday night's game was an other chilly one but featured the fine elbowing of Joe Nicholas, a boy with fair speed, a good curve and almost perfect control. Nicholas put a third strike by 15 Dodgers, allowed only two walks and six hits. The Gems made hay off the slants ol Dick Lowe, getting nine runs in the first four innings. Lefthander Dick Pera relieved Lowe in the fourth and held the Klamath hitters in check fairly well the rest of the way. BASES CLEANED A triple with the bases loaded by Joe Anselmo was the blow that sent Lowe back to the locker room, Lit tle Nicholas helped himself to a triple and a single at the plate. Sunday's game, first afternoon scrap of the season, saw John Lope man get a rough going over from the Dodgers in the first three in nings but stick It out and come out winner. Medford counted 10 times those frame;. The Gems picked up one run In the second, five In the third and one in the fourth, then collected six in their half of the seventh to take the lead. Paul Peterson started for the Dodgers and Manager Larry Shep ard relieved In the third. Shepard removed himself after Issuing three passes In the seventh and Andy Nunez was the loser. Five passes, two wild pitches, a double by Hal Taylor and singles by Tom Mankey and Lopeman were squeezed into that stanza. Lopeman held his own in the later frames and wound up fanning 10. Th box: Klamala rails .MuU. 2b Small, lb Taylor. 3b Anselmo. U Bianchlnt. rf . foppin. as Mankey, c Boniwr r-t Lopeman. p AB 3 3 .-41 Total. Mallari AB IncaviglJo. 3b 4 HodfM. rf rf K Taylor. If s Hamilton, c 7 Naaman. e .. Rutherford. 3b . S Clardy, lb 3 White, as Dunn, rf rf 4 Peterson, p Shepard. p Nunez, p 1 Total Klamath rails ateaiord . O A I 111 SSI 3 3 3 2 110 1 10 3 3 13 3 12 0 0 30 sail 13 rr s s O A I 30 3 3 a 0 3 1 0 1110 3 3 10 10 2 3 1 t t 0 0111 0 3 10 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 0010 13 JT "t 3 Western Mail IKaq 00 'ea Guy Lombardo Is Nuts-- On Subject of Boats By HOB MYERS LOS ANGELES, May 10 ( "My brother," said Saxophonist Car men Lombardo with finality, "Is nuts." Busy supervising the departure of the Lombardo orchestra far a series of one-night stands before heading enst, this middle brother of the musical brethren rambled on In humorous despair. "Boats. Boats. Boats. That's all I hear. All day. All night. Boats. He's bugs about boats." Carmen was talking about Guy, of course, and Ills 1100.000 gold cup speedboat Tempo VI, and Guy s concern a light term with siwed racing. "Our dressing room always looks like a machine shop. It's full of sped racers, aiiy draws pictures n - 01 boats. Pictures on Uie wall, all oners Long Shot Fronts In Handicap By The Associated Press New York Carolyn A. iS19 30i won the first running of the $J5, 000 Flrenze handicap at Jamaica. Favored Gallorette was second, three lengths back, and Red Shoes third, winner covered the mile and a sixteenth in 1:46 4 a. Crowd 35. 180; handle. I2.513.206. San Mateo Shannon 2nd 6.10 set a track record of 1:&6 3S for a mile and three-sixteenths in the closing day feature at Bay Meadows. Why. Alibi was second, more than 10 lengtlis back, and Please Me third. Crown. 33.763; handle, 81,328.704. Arcadia Rodney (13.60) won the 850.000 Golden West trot at Santa Anita In the world record time of 2:3135 for tha mile and a quar ter. Dr. Stanton (83.40) won the 810.000 challenge purse for pacers in world record time of 2:31, Crowd, 18,358; handle, 8873,338. over the wall. I say 'Guy. wo go on stage In one minute.' Ho draws another boat. He still hasut put his pants on yet." Carmen threw up his hands. "We play In Fresno tonight. Then Oakland. Sacramento and San Jose. Then Balboa. Guy can't wait to get to Bulboa. It's full of boats. "Hell die when we hit Pliorulx. and Albuquerque. They ain't got any boats there." Just a few days ago. though, at Desert beach on the Sallon Sea, when Guy came within some seven miles of crocking Gar Woods' 16-yrar-old An oican record, who was there, from sun up to long past sun down? The entire Lombardo clan Car men, brother Leiber. all the prettv Lombardo wlvea and all their friends. And all rooting and suf feringwith the headman of the band. Moscow Mikhail Botvinnlk of Russia won the world chess tour nament In the 23rd round of 25- round event. Second place still be ing contested. New Rochelle. N. T. Herman Barron of White Plains, N. Y., won Goodall Round Robin Golf tour nament with score of plus 38 points. Bobby Locke of South Africa was second with 33. Pelham. N. Y. John Moran. In dianapolis. Ind.. won the National Amateur Singles Trapshooting championship with 194 of a pos sible 200. Miss Joan Pflueger, North Miami. Fla., won the wom an's title with 84 out of 100 targets. 12 .015 100 .333 000 02 13 10113 SUMMARY: IB Hat' TsvIm. u.-b 1 Aiwlmo, Don Taylor. Hamilton. Hodyea. 3B Poppln. SO by Lopeman Peterson 2. Shepard 4. Nunez 1. BB off Lopeman 8. Peterson 4. Shepard 3 Nunea 4. WP Nunei m. Winning pitcher Lopeman. Losing pitcher l.llri..1. flBM.- Medford loo 000 OOO 1 Klamath rails 132 300 Ola 10 LOWe. Pera (4) anil Ninun- Hlfhfl1.. and Mankey. Cincinnati 7 Sunday's Results Philadelphia 14-8. Cincinnati 2-0. Chicago 2, New York 0. Brooklyn 14-8. Pittsburgh 2-10. St Louis 6, Boston 4. Pacific Coast W. San Francisco 25 Los Angeles ,... 25 Oakland 23 San Diego 20 Hollywood 17 Seattle 16 Sacramento 12 Portland 13 Sunday's Results Los Angeles 5-5, Hollywood 10-9. San Diego 0-3, Seattle 5-2. Oakland 13-2, Sacramento 5-3. Portland 7-2, San Francisco 4-11. L. Pet 12 .676 16 .610 16 .590 21 .488 18 .486 18 .471 25 .333 26 333 Willows Loses Eighth Contest By The Associated Press The Willows club's hopes of win ning Its second game In the Far West league were sauelched last ence Adams (Javellni, and the relay I n8ht by Lefthander Bob Sevier of team of Webber, Arant, Gober and ! Oroville Red Sox. Sevier Just riaams. i acquired Irom Han Jose of the Call Malin placed two men. Schmidt I fomia State league throttled I and Hassctt. both In the mile, and : nintn inning Willows rally when he Bonanza placed two, Dennis Davis ! ruck out Pinch Hitter Bob Vallni FayetteviUe. Ark. Football Star Clyde Scott of University of Arkan sas, equaled the world record of 9.4 seconds for the 100 yard dash, In a dual meet with Oklahoma A. and M., but time probably will not count since he had a breeze at his back. Ouy Lombardo, It may be added, Is a swell sportsman. And If you haven't seen one of those huge water monsters whin and roar across the water at nearly two miles a minute as this corre spondent hadn't before you can't Imagine the danger of speedboat racing. The term "out of th water half the time" Is hardly an exaggera tion. Of Guy's sportsmanship, this Incident la typical. His time limit was fast running out for his third and last run at the Wood record. He was ready to go. but so was a driver in another class In what was practically a putt-putt boat compared to the Lombardo hydro plane. Yet Lombardo. the main attrac tion, called to the Judges: "It's his turn. I'll wait" And he did. Happiest mm if Beavers Break Loss Streak, Divide Pair By The Ananrliilrd I'rcsa Maybe Los Aiwclca tail lirat Hol lywood ulmoit any day of I lie week. They did It Inst week. Hut Sunday, ouch I The HI in look luu from the An gels yesterday, mid they renllv hurl. Los AukcIcs, III rclliMiulahliiK the (loulileheiKlei', dropped to two full names behind the Hall Francisco Seals. There wine 11,41)3 ciiall customers on hand to sen Jimmy Dykes' em ployes snatch the opener, with I'lnky Connie Muck. In Ills 64lh year of pro baseball, Is arrlltg Ills raat'tirf Philadelphia Athletics cut ahlitra around the elite of the American league this year. The A's Copped Detroit twice yesterday. Syracuse. V. Y. Wisconsin won a quadrangular regatta from Bos ton university, Syracuse and Co lumbia of a three-quarter mile course. The event was run In heats with Wisconsin besting Boston In the finals. Philadelphia Harvard retained the Adams cup by defeating Navy and Penn on the Schuylkill river In 5:48 for the mile and five-sixteenths. i I Pete, Paavo " fast - an . In Main Bill Pete Belcastro and Paavo Ka tonen will have top billing on Fri day's wrestling card. Promoter Mack Llllard said today, since Frankle Stojack and Georges Du aetta have declined further ap pearances at this time. Stojack and Dusette, In one pair ing or another, have led the muscle parade for the last month or so, but both have decided to stay away for a while so as not to wear out their welcome. So Llllard decided to match Ka tonen and Belcastro In a five rounder and let the chips fall Where they may, so to speak. Both are celebrated meanies of the ring and should provide fans with a lively time In their top event In the high Jump and Ralph Wo. macs: in me aiscus. The local boys will go to Cor vallis Thursday for the track meet Friday and Saturday. Silver Skis Finally Run MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, May 10 (P) Paul Gilbreath. Seattle, had a balanced fireplace mantel today. rne veteran skier plunged down the fog-shortened Silver Skis course in 3:27 J yesterday to win the twice postponed event for the second time. He topped the field also In 1940. Another Seattle skier. Gib Eaton, as runnerup witn or. William Tay lor. Tacoma, third. Gary Kime. also of Seattle, won the Junior division race in 2:33. Lyle Chiistopherson, Yakima, was second In 2:54. Other Junior finishers Include: Bob Schwaegler. Yakima. 3:11.3, seventh; Ted Hill, Everett. 3:18.2. tenth; D. Schwaegler, Yakima, 3:53.4. 15th; B. Van Nostern, Yak ima, 4:22.1, 23rd. with the tying run on third base. Oroville won, 7-6. The league-leading Santa Rosa Pirates bowed to Pittsburg. 4 to 2. the result evening the series at one- game each. Redding won the open lng game of a series with Marysville, 9 to 5. The winners pushed across lour runs in the fifth inning. Saturday night games saw Rea ding top Willows 12-4, Marysville edga Oroville 4-3 and Pittsburgh take Santa Rosa 10-5. I t ! i KIDDIES' f COWBOY BOOTS 1 C THE MIL! If F 4 Vlaf Ulltf serin a . mi Patton Prepared LOS ANGELES, May 10 iPt Sprinter Mel Patton and his coach Dean Cromwell are ready for the uiympics, tnanx you. Patton, Southern California's lat est "fastest human," led his Trojan teammates to a smashing 81 '4 to 49H win Saturday over UCLA, by zipping the 100-yard dash In 9.6 and the 220 In 20.6 seconds. Both set new meet records. OUTBOARD MOTORS Authorized SAlIt ansl 8IRVICI r MOTSIE'S & 41M Passes Frequent In C Division 8ALINA. Kas May 10 lift You didn't have to be a hitter to get on base In the four game series the Topeka Owls of the Class C Western association finished here today. Pitchers for the Owls and the Sallno Bluejays issued 81 walks. Eight dinners were on the mound In Sunday's second game. That con test took three hours and 12 min utes. Saturday the two teams staged a three-hour 50-minute affair. Chiioquin Tops Sprague River CHILOQUIN. May 10 Chiioquin defeated Sprague River 14-6 in an Interstate Baseball league game played Sunday at Sprague River, on 18 hits and four errors. Sprague River garnered 13 hit and com mltted three mlscues. High point of the tilt was Johnnv nu" uuc-iiannea running eaten of a line drive In left field with three Sprague River runners on base and two out Three More State Track Entries In CORVALLIS, May 10 Three more district high school track champion schools and the district entries were listed today for the state track meet at Corvallis next week-end. Salem dominated the district 7 series, scoring 90 13 points to qual ify 12 men and a relay team for tha Corvallis meet. Molalla won second place and qualified seven men and a relay team. In district 8, McMlnnville won In a closely contested field and track series. The school will send five men and a relay team, Newberg will sent five, Hlllsboro three and a relay unit, and Seaside and St. Helens send three men each. At La Orande a dropped baton cost the host school the district 1 title and Mllton-Freewater squeez ed past for a one point margin. Mac-Hl score 48, La Orande 45. Pendleton, last year's champions, scored 32'3 for third place. Baker was fourth with 32. La Orande wll send seven men to the state meet, Mac-Hi six, Baker and Nyssa each four, Pen dleton three and Ontario two men. A young lady named Betty Haw ley whose father-in-law, John 8. Hawley of San Diego, was a noted yachtsman 30 years ago watched the thoroughly disappointed Lom bardo climb out of Temp VI after his final run. "I guess." she mused, "he Just had hard luck today." But Carmen, who delights in the fact that he doesn't know a cam shaft from a Hindu camel driver, had another explanation, dazing across to the opposite shoreline of Salton Sea, he declared: "I know what the trouble was. Oar Wood was over there, putting a hex on Guy." Pelicans Facing Tornado Tuesday The KU Pelicans play Medford Tuesday afternoon at 1:30, Recrea tion field. In the first encounter of the two squads In Southern Oregon conference baseball this season. A previous date waa rained out Both Klamath and Medford are undefeated with four district wins each. Coach Tom Brannlgan proo ably will send Pat Williams, right hander, to the hill for the Pels. The first seven-Inning game will be the counter In district play, and the second of the twin bill will be klnga-X. Alturas Takes One Alturas' baseball team defeated the Pioneer Juniors in a game at Alturas Sunday. 9-8. Vic Sparlln and Junior Dodson worked on the mound for the Klamath Falls team and Harry Faganello hit a home run In the ninth Inning. Whitney Hits As Sox Make Local Debut Sparked by a towering home run with two on. hit by Hill Whitney, the Klamath Red Sox were atirrrna ful In their home debut Sunday afternoon at Gems stadium, tlefeitt lng Trl-Clty 13-9 in a Southern Ore gon lengue baseball game. Bert Krului. Manuel Pitnkmu and Clyde Carlairom divided mound work for the Sox, Krohn starting; and Paukratx bring the winner. Whitney's home run. secund in Oems stadium this year, came Hi the Illth Huskies Shatter Vandals llv The Associated I'reas Washington and Oregon State breexed to ime-Mdctt northern di vision track and Held victories Hut unlay, but all the nol.ie wua 111 the lttiklea' concrete horaeahoe. Three meet marks ami one l year-old stadium simulant were shattered as Washing Ion smaahed Idaho 94-37. Oitkoii Stale thumped Oregon H:t- 48 to sweep Its "civil war" series. The Heavers look the relays ul Ku- , gene earlier. Dave Ualby, Waahingtou divii . toaaer. heaved the pluder 15(1 (eel 1 9' Inches a full six leet farther than Paul JcMiip'a stadium record 1 sn in 11) JO. It also broke Dalby's I own meet mark by 10 ten. Other record marks were turned In by Don Wnld, Wa.ihliiKtou two- i niller. who went the distance In , 9:53.7 and the Husky relay team which turned In a 3:33.1 tune. The Oregon Slate-Oregon meet I produced no meet record. The Heavers won all track events except the low hurdles and the two-mile run. OSC's Dick I'etieraim led t-oiiif iirlntily In the latter event but liwit track of the Ikpfi, miide his .sprint on the seventh Instead of the eighth and finished behind Oregon's I'ete Mundel. Woods doing the hurling, 10 la I, and then pick up tha second, 8 to 5. Han Francisco dropped the 0wn. ri'vof Its doubleheader with Port land, 7 to 4. hut came back for an ' II to 2 wlnilup and finished the soles with six wins In seven tries. Manny Peres, who couldn't win for Hollywood, racked up another one for the Heals and helped his eaus by sucking In two runs, nig Cliff Mellon waa lagged for the loss In the flint game when Vlnra Dlblasl, alihoiigh giving 12 lilts, waa aided by four double plays. Previously Portland has lost right In a row and 18 of 17. Guy Fletcher had one of his good days Heat lie whipped, the Han Ulegn Padres In Ihe first gams, 9' to 0, but Duln Clay singled with Ilia banes loaded In the final Inning -f the second contest and San Diego got a 3 to 3 verdict. Jack Graham poled his 18th homer of the season with none on. The Padres art down for an ex hibition game at Tacoma tonight with that city's entry In tht West ern International league. Hacramrnto's Solons had a bad week. They had taken flva straight' loaaes at the hands of Oakland when little Tony Freltaa stepped Into the breach In Ihe second geme of l'-e Oaka. to 2. Oakland won Ins opener, 13 to 8. rstllanS tUklMiMl, st Mui-ksr. rf rinl flaiKs ah a 3 I s e 3 I 0 Halt... tlliilsil, p tattir-a. If Tulala . Hsu rrsnvlirs Nu-aly, h Ttln. Ab WiMHiiitif. cr We.. II. Ilfuvta. rf .. Ilailalll. If ... I. uliy. ih II. iwall. r Mvltxn. p aiu,iir b . . Norland, p . . (Irlaif r Jrra, P Tutali D o if I 1 it r ii stanu and went over the right field I 14 wall. Jim Hr.vi tolled on the lull for Trl-Clty until the seventh inning and he was relieved by Hob Anitwi. The Red Sox gathrrcd 19 hits. Including the homer and triples by Earl Brook and HI Hatfield. Shortncore: R. If. E. Trl-Clty 001 007 010- 9 13 3 Red Sox 003 031 3JX 13 19 3 Hess. Amos and Kell: Krohn, Pankrau, Carlstrom and Goldbar. Grade Softball Meet Progresses The city itrnrir mhool cIiim A wft bull tmirnry which openrtt HnUmUy with five kiwiim, itor into IU third round thia nftrrhnnrt with Pel I run Pnnurui pluyinn lioonf veil nncr-brntrn br.u-krli nl MUU field mid Mill plnylntt Prrmo.il unbrntrn dlvU Mon at K DMS field. Huturdny Rnmr. first round: Krrmont 12. Rlvrrsldf 0: Rnnufvplt Prltrun S: MiIIh fl. PHirnn 6. Srcond round: Rlvrrntdr 8, Fitlrvlrw 5. ruminating Kntrvlrw; Fremont IS, KoOHCVCll ft. riivti hh tut viiMr in Tih u rtkina mr MaMUm in ih c r'Mnned out tot oi-UrtA In MK I'ocllaittl ,, , ojo ion 10ft 7 ft rrnrUr u0 no 010 4 ft I' MM AN V: Lualnf ltrhr-MItn. III! by pltt-lx Mo4 br MllMi. Mall bv kitlon in p torn - rr,Un4 , Hmn rri.rlro 1 Horn run - HUIU. Tiire?4 ( Ml - Tobln T- h hit Um.r. -- WfKMfl.n. lUalmhl Hun hot., tn llaulnaail J. tWh.r, Silver, t.uby. flrmia. Woodllnf, Lor, MtUt. fUrririrs) - IliblMl. H 1 1 1 y. iwr. fhtubU pU)a Kttt RMlrtehl Mivta; t.uhy-floart-o-Nulr: Hlnsiit-flall4-MrUj Blvrvy -lUavirtaaii Mn): Ma).iuuavMit. uno on i l mn rrnriM-i iu in II M I mrrm. Iff I Mr-, rtcmlnf M att1lir; Z At Th (tviiit Ar r Suzy Lays Claim To Paddle Marks PORTLAND. Ore.. May 10 (IT Multnomah Athletic club today 1 claimed four Indoor awlmmluK records for Sujtnna Zimmerman. . The Portland miss, compcllng In a local meet here Saturday uiiihl. swam the 100 yard backstroke In 1:08 minutes. The rccoiiiuwd mark Is 1:09.3. She also traveled the 150-yard backstroke In 1:48 3, and, the 330- yard backstroke In 3:4!. Olorla Callrn, New York, held the old marks of 1:53 and 2:48 5. Officials also said they 'would claim for her the 200-meter backstroke record Identical, with the 220-yard mark. The club sent Vhe times to na tional officials for consideration. Peterson Hopes To Jolt Kohut ' PORTLAND. May 10 iV Billy Petersen of Seattle Is confident he can Jolt Oregon's Jiie Kahut from his seat on the Pacific coast heavy welitht throne when the two meet In the ring here tomorrow iiluhl. ! They are matched in a 15-round ! bout in the auditorium. I "I expect to walk mil of that rhm a with the Pacific coast heavyweight championship." Peterarn declared lover the week-end while training ! here. 100 REGENT PARK Hard Finish SUITS JUST ARRIVED! RUDY'S 600 Main ' . J m t rBapag FAMOUS CHAMPION 0UT80AR0S 4.3 h p. Delun Hlngle I4t.t 7.9 hp. lleluie Uta Twla $1M.5 " GUN STORE 714 Main More Than Hundred TACOMA, May 10 tJPt A field of more than 100 golfers already is as sured for next Monday's 81500 Al lenmore open golf tournament, Chairman John Anderson said to day. 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