Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 28, 1948, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948 HERALD AMD EWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON CACI ELEVtN Western Mail DBag t ;Moxie Baer Is Still Sharp j On Financial Matters llv NOItMAN hum, . )' HAN DIKdO, Mny III) (Iv-Mt'til Mux llurr-milld cltlwu, limn (if family unci Nimucr. 'II 1 11 I n Uio plcl urn tlio one-lime lidi'.ywoliilit bnxlHK i:liami, the illiiilrni) Muxle, uuvo ill llllnnrll In hi rm:tmt uiiruiir hero. "1 always f luui Ml," Iid anlil, "llmt 1 win aniarutr than tlioao oilier U', pnpot'liilly mi Iliinncliil mittlcr." What oilwr tuy? "Why, nil lliio ollwr iiiiyn," wild Mux, ' . 'l'lit alury Ima Ih'oii klrkc l around (nr yrnrii Unit lluor In hi early 1', - liiixlnu rtuyn mild 100 per cent ol lilm- null lu various pruiuutura uiul limn- RETURN Or ANGELO IS MAT LIGHT i ld'lilin of Martlno AiiKfln lo the locul MiuuiTd circle will lin the bid feature of lonlul t' armory wrral llim cm it even thniiKli the ly fuilliin bnilmnn I" tiikliut hlii plan as u auuMltute on a preliminary bout. ' I'rte HrtUaatrn nml Olrnn f middy) Kimx have the live-round mum evritt but Ixitli have Immmi appearing svitularly- mound In ihe mt few wn-k la take 1 1 in edge nff their drnwiiiK power. AnKeln, oiik of the uninr'n more Colorful iHM'fnrnirni, hiimi'l hren ruuml fur more Hum a vrar but fan will rpiurmlM-r blin for some IrWtuoratile cvnilntr dtirlnu Ihe win ter nf 104IM7 when he win Uiii h' idllnrr. S In tonight's iirml-wlndun wrnn yiih Al Rum, Mnrllnn Anirelo U mliblng for Hub Kcne.lon, who w drlKlnnlly billed for the five-round but wuii Injured In bout Hi In irk. The opener of the curd, Hurting ft 8 ,10, thrown toelher Canadian Billy Hunter will little Milt Olnen, 01 the IMllaburKll, I'a , (llneiu, III four-round match. Olnen U an other boy who U muklnii u re-ap-prurnnre after some montlu uway. iiuerx. He thoiiKlit, Uie story linen, lha. he, liner, lolulled 1000 per tent, umi ihun he'd mill huvo good UOO per cent left for Mr. Uuer bill, huml aomo boy. Tho money talking- liner uf toduy dormil lit the Ury. "Hnmrlral tlilnii 1 ever did." lie conllcled. "won to Uke Unit aO0.0O0 KUiiruntee from Jack Dcmpney when he promoted my light wuii juo UiuIii. "If I'd none for the pci centime, I'd huvo taken llcklnu. "Why." Mux chuckled, "I evcil Hot my brother, Huddy, 150,000 lor IiuIiUiik a iix-rouiiilcr on uie curu. Hmnrt, ulu'l 17" Uooruo llorrick, bun Ulcno pom MllUir, obtorved tliut lluer hud lone none of Inn tiilenl lor oruumm. uu. he mu hluuielf on the buck In iiiai u clever wuy you liuve to go for him," Ilerrlck. udded. The 40-yeur-old ex-chump U very much the family mini, he unyii. The Biiern liuve Ihree little one. "I don't euro If either of my boyn become flghtem," he anld, "but 1 don't think they will." Portland To Build New Ball Park t I'OHTl.ANI). Mny S (41 The f'urtlnud llnx-liiill club dlrei lor uid Jilny Iliry rxiieeled Ui mnrt build jiiK new bull pork here next yrnr. i lleudt of the 1'arltlc Const lenuue Club approved plum for u plnnt ruting IB ooo t the ouKet. unj apnble of being doubleilrcked Inter fpn lo uccommodnte 40.000. The prenent 3-yeur-old Vuiighn street rk wux eondemned by the tfire mnmhnl ln.it yenr. A Inter com iromike Allowed the club lo repntr 'the park unci continue uMnt It limi ting coiutrucUon of a new plant. The clrndn, with lt 17-yeur life 'tpan, U Uie longest-lived Inmt. Two Move Up In Grade Play Itoonevelt And Fulrvlew enrned leml-flnnl oU III the urnde achool rlniu U noftbnll tourney yemrrdny nfternoon with vlctorlei over Itlver tlde and Fremont. Itoonevelt measured nivemlde 7-1 and Fulrvlew bent Fremont 0-3. iloih the loacru Are ellmlnnted. Tho two winner plnv tonight to decide which piny Mill whool for the city title next Tueadnv. The rhnmplomhlp gnme I moved back to Tuendny becnune of Boy Scout Jamboree Saturday. Mrs. Harry Rose Queen Of The Rogue Mr. Harry Roue (Jean Wolfel wa named Queen of the Itogue on a fluhlng trip wtth her hunbnnd to Clold Bench till week. The title u given After he cuught the lnrg eit flub in their puny, a 30'i-pound ulmon. T)e lull are mil running trong And the Roue cme home with limit cAtche. FOUR LEFT IN SCHOOL BALL TIFF POHTl.ANIJ, May 38 lI'i Four triiiii moved Into I he Kerond round of the rlnaa A Oregon high nchool bunkeibnll tourniiment loduy, Allinny will piny Newlmg and Hherwood will meet Wukhlnglon of I'm timid In the wml-flnnl. Albiiuv defented Klnmiilh Full, 0-6, with Jim Jenk nnd Hnl Mo CloKkv Kwnltlng home run. Kluin ivlh Full began n lnl-lliiilng rnllv, but Allmnv cnllrd on lit young flrebnll'-r .lunlor Hlinon. to come In to nue'l the iiprllng. Newbeig nnd Bnlem tnggerert through even wild Inning with Newberg emerging on top, 11-10. Hherwood innnufnrtiired an eight run rnllv In one Inning to down Ml Angel, 0-0. Don White of Wnliliiglon turned In the diiy bent nltchlng nerform nnre. He retired the find 13 bntter to fine him before giving up hit. After five Inning, he retired a hi lenin connted to a 13-0 win over Nyn. CliiB B team aim entered play todny with Odell meeting Weport nnd Jncktonvllle facing Aumnvllle. Maxim Takes Hawkins Roy TACOMA, Muy 28 111 Heavy weight Joey Muxlm milled from A Iiml-rouud knockdown lnt night to tnke a 10-round decbilon over Roy IluwkiiiB, hnrd-hlttlng Tacoma 101 poundiT. The Cleveland puncher, out weighed nine pound, enred lluw kln reiientedly with A itrnlght left hnnd And had the edge on Uie In fighting. Preliminaries Charley Johnon, 145, Tucomn, knocked out Hilly F.pp, MS. Bun Frunclnco, 3; Jem. llnll, IBI'i, Win Aiigelen, TKO'd Andy Walker, 183. Hun Fninclwo, 3: tiiive Davey, 104. Tucomn, and Bill Carnegie, 198. Portland, drew 8; By Jone. IBS, Portland, declloned Bonny Orrock, IBS, Hpokune, 4. High Waters Will Hamper Angling In Most Streams PORTLAND, May 28 Ml High wutcr prcvnll through moat ol the iiiUi and thut menua poor fuhlng for Oregoiilaiu till week-end. Tho itaUi gume commlAtlon' weekly reiort promlned fulr fishing In a few tlrciim and 8'kxI angling only If the weather I cleur. The outlook: Portland Area Cluckiimu river high, cold, with poor fly tlnhlng, fulr pinner and bult Hilling tin week-end. Murlon and Polk Countlex Bll ver creek, Abliiuu creek, Mill creek hould be good for UiKle egg or flic; ftlckreull creek fulr on (pin ner und worm. Mont other atreum high from tnow water. Lnne County McKcnJe river and trlbuturle fulr to good; would bo good fur week-end If water cleared; Willamette river may oe good by week-end; Triangle und Fern Kldge luke good for baa and cutflnh. Uenchute Area Poor angling; lienriu roily. Rocky Favored In Third Scrap NFW YORK, May 28 (-, SporU writer neem to be generally agreed op one point about the third Rocky Ornsdnno-Tony Zale middleweight chnmp!onhlp fight June 0 It'll be another knock-down, drag -out crap. And Ornxlano li a heavy fnvorlte. Of the 212 porta editor par ticipating In an Ataorlutcd Pre poll, A total of 311 figure It won't go the full lS-round route. The two prevlou meeting re ulted In bitter, toe-to-toe battle and sixth round knockout. Zale won In New York In 1048, uccen fully defending hi title. He lost the championship to Orszlnno lat year In Chicago. Couatul Area Trout anglliut gen erally fair In Clataop county; ex cellent perch and cutflnh angling In Humct and Cullaby lake; buu H'xxi In Browiuimeud area alough; Tlllumook county hould be good thla week-end; bucktull flic, fulKM deep, and crawflnh toll proving bet llirce, Bouthcrn Oregon Upjier Umpiiua treuma milky from anow, wuter high; aulinon flailing poor; trout angling improving, with Bpiiuier unl bull muit aatlsfactory; Juclcion and joaephlnc countlc' atrennui high from now runoff and unlikely yield much; Klamath County fulr, many river poor because of high water; Odell luke producing aorne nice bluebuck cutchca. Euatern Oregon Many good troui catches recorded lat week on Owyhee reservoir and river, Mal heur county; Union county and Wallowa county strenmj flooded; Wallowa luke good for Rainbow trout. Frosh Huskies Row On Hudson 8KATTLE, May 28 UPt Washing ton' freshman crew 1 All dressed up, and now It has some place to row. The yearling will defend their national title at Poughkeepate June 22 The trip was approved last night by the university's faculty athletic committee at the recommendation of Head Coach Al Ulbrlckson. All three crew frosh, Jayvee and varlty will leave here June 13 for the Hudson. Softball Loop Games On Slate Third round of the city Softball league's summer schedule will be played tonight, barring rain, on Mo doc field. First games will start at 7:30. Ashley Chevrolet Is docketed against Weyerhaeuser Timber com pany In one game of the first twin bill. Eagles against Merrill VFW in the other. In the second twin bill Knights of Columbus play Moose It Paya to Ue the Wunt-Ads! OUTBOARD MOTORS Authorind Alll and SIIVICI MOTSIE'S ims 4 ik Are You a Fisherman? (ivi utmr Ice-rotd hvvr und lunch neviln al the SYCAN STORE BLY. ORE. Opvn Ali itau Monday, Muu Slut 7:30 a. m. lo 7 p. m. Grand Opening REMODELED THE CLUB BLY, ORE. Phone Bly 561 for Reservations Saturday, May 29 9:00 P. M. to 2:30 A. M. Featuring BALLOON DANCE " Now Under New Management fc Dining and Bar Service Reg. Hours 2:00 P. M. to 2:30 A. M. Closed Mondays. Managed (or Your Enjoyment L Shotguns Remington Automatics, 12-gauge 99.00 Browning Automatics, 20-gauge rib 1 1 4.50 Winchester, Remington & Ithaca Repeaters, 12-16-20-gauges 83.50 Remington Trap Guns 114.90 22 Cal. Rifles Winchester Automatics 31.50 Winchester Pumps 46.50 Winchester Tubular Repeaters 25.90 Winchester Single Shot 13.50 Hi-Standard Pistols 51.17 K-22 S&W Revolvers 65.00 THE GUN STORE And Telco takes on Uie so-fur luck less Calhoun's team. Classified Ad Bring Real Results! The loon can change Us speelfle gravity at will. It can tloal k out of Uie water, or so low that only Its head and neck protrude. -cue yew, tittefece eft a, 8K i ,.Jft M v'Ol w. f,' . NOSEl Caution msrkj this chiseled nose. Broad bridge shows he's con " vinced by test, not talkl rtnu. t- . i .t . I shows he feols pride V uh.n thinfrc Iivji im t expectations. Feels that pride after sampling "Double-Rich" Cream of Kentucky I 714 Main Street i.i " 'f. . .Jrv f ... ' .iV ' a aJB ' fr. I m ' 1 A Sckrakr - 4 Hrl 1 Unit Wkbkt VST Blinded Whisker. 85 Proof. 70 Grain Neutral Spirits. Copr. 19U, Sclwnley Distillers Corp., N.Y. C Be There SUNDAY and MONDAY Klamath Progress Days o kw Stow MAY 30 - KLAMATH BUZZ BOYS This homa-talont show, under tho chairmanship of Bud Arnold, will begin promptly at 1:00 p. m. Sunday. Local flyers will take part in precision flying, comedy flying, misconception eliminator, air races and contests, and performance demonstrations. MAY 31 - SAMMY MASON'S HOLLYWOOD HAWKS Sammy Mason, a famous stunl and precision flyar with eight years experience ot tho top of his profossion, will present a raal thrill show along with his troupe of equally proficient flyen and performers. BOTH DAYS - EXPOSITION Plan to arrive at. the Airport early ta avoid congestion in traffic. This will give you time to tee all of tha local doalori exhibits which will Include farm Implements, industrial equipment, heating equipment, home insulation, home appliances, cars, trucks, etc. Admission Button (Good Both Days) Tax Included $O0 Children 11 Years or Younger FREE Klamath Falls Airport nisv y w Win iii iiiim ""' " ' --- nfiniiiirnann EXPLORE THE WESF By GREYHOUND SAVE MONEY... low Fares to Vacation Centers Everywhere Make a real "pleasure strike" on your vacation this year... travel by Greyhound! Just sit back and relax in air-conditioned comfort... enjoy "close-up" sight seeing along scenic highways. Go one routp, return by another. Stop over anywhere, any time. Greyhound service is direct, convenient, time-saving . . . takes you straight to your chosen vacation spot And you save money... because Greyhound fares are lower than those of other forms of public transportation, only the cost of driving. Yes, see more, enjoy more, save more on your vacation this year...fcy Greyhound! SAMPLE MONEY-SAVING FARES FROM BLANKVIUI Jhtr Arm No lowtr fantt Corvallls ; 3.J0 Coos Bay '. .tS Portland M Reno 4.70 5.10 ban Francisco .... Salt Lake 16.60 ADDITIONAL SAVINOS ON ROUND THIS PAIIJ EXPENSE-PAID TOURS-Your complete vacation "made-to-order" for you I One Joui price includes transportation, hotel, resorts, side trips... and It's all arranged in advance. FREE I Get Tour Folder describing low-cost tours to Western Wonderlands, all America, Canada and Mexico from local agent, or write to! , Greyhound Travel Bureau, 609 8.W. Taylor St., Portland 4, Ore. Arcnt, J. K. Sayre 904 Klamath Phone 5521 (DO) $11)