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Newspaper Page TextV ATURDAY, MAY 29, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON PACE ELEVEN Western Mail DBag Portland Can Boast About I Longest Ski Season t lly MATT KltAIMK.lt ' I'OHTI.ANl), Mny Ml il'i-Thla In h lrliiK ao much Jlke full In the ICIflu Northwest Hint illncoiltnuril collcno bitxcbitll coachea have aUK lp(l iiivcisIiik tho iurU seasons football 111 April mid baseball In utiibcr, Willi thin sort (if thinking ifolim on, It may coins as no surprise to Kin tl in t aklera null consider It II if 1 r aimaon. 'I'hcy Iniva n inert aihediilrd un Mt, Hood In two week the Oollrn Mn nkl 1 1 u 1 1 mi ui 1 1 1 , nil miinuil event combined Willi Portland's week ly ItiiMi 1 'cnll v ul. It iilvrn I'tiitlundnra chiince to boast of the coun y'n lunui'fit nkl uriirini. The flint meat come III November: the hut lime. It In nut what yuu niluht euspect. There le no chamber of corn el ou ii in 1 1 sprinkling- shaved Ice ahead nf tlie skiers. At Tlmbcrllne limine there I genuine enow Unit niiw measures IMi Inciiu. we downhill race Uke plnce even iuds Improve iecond Place Vith 5-4 Win Mack Graham Hits 1 Homers No. 20-21 In Padre Triumph lly The Associated I'rrM It ' a luiiK climb friini the bottom the lop of the I'aclfln Count Agile ntnndlniin but Hrutllc'e aluijjfi mny innke It, The rejuvenated Itnlnlcrs, In the llnr on April 34, Improved their OOlld-place ixmlllon last lllKllt by pplng Portland f-4 In II lnnlng r Ihnr ninth nlmUtht win. It u allien lull triumph In the Innt limes out mid lifted the llaln rt within o' (nmri of Iho pen llit favorite, the Hun Pranclaco Win. A niiiKle by Itellrf Pitcher Hob ill. hi first hit of the year, Okc a 4-4 dcndl k In the necond eitlmr Inning. He diove In lin Olir who hud readied base when t was hit by Itellefer Juke Mooty. Molir hud tied the score In the itlom of the ninth when he mine line mi I'lnch-hllicr Uiu Novl Iff migle to right. The Lo Angelen Angeln heled tll UlcllMrlvr nml Henttle by Ippliig Hn Pranclsco 0 to 3. The In evened the aerlca at two-nil Itli five giinien remninlng. II Til VIC TOH V Hurler Charles iltedi Adnnu flittered hln fifth victory of the ton mid for Cliff Mellon It wu 1 fifth revrrne. For the necond ntrnlght night, ollywood mid Oakland needed irre hourn to complete their gmne id Innt iimhla proved a weird . Cuney HtcniteU Oaka won to 1 to tnke 3-1 scries lend. Billy IThe Kid) Mnrtln. Oak nds neivnnllonnl lll-yeur-old In elilrr, npimked triple with the urn loaded In the eighth hilling mh clinched the content. The Oaks ued la playrrs mid it limn 14 Knur Onklnnd hurl a pvtll llnley, Hob Klluger, Floyd ptT mid Oiimon llayca Issued I walk, three nf them forcing In inn. Pitchern Ed Oliver, mil Hut ml mid Ed AlboaU dlnhed up ght pnnnen to the Oak. Jack Clrohnm bulled In alx runt i nlmml nlngle-hnndedly engineer tn Menu's 1-3 triumph over Hac inx'iilo. Clinliuin rloutrd hln 30th 3d 31nt hamern of the aeaaon, Ui with two aboard, to boon I liu inn butted In totnl to M. Both liumrrn were over the 328 lot right field fence. 'aisley Holds Jraduation LAKKVIKW. Mny 30-Plve high llliiol senior mid alx eighth grade '.Uilrnl grndnnled at Pnlnley Wed Mdny night In commencement serrlsca thnt featured nn address y Dr. Klmn Rlrvcnson. president nf ouihrrn Oregon college, Anhlnnd. The high school grndunten were UCllle Pnrnell, aalulatorlan: Dor Inr Pochelu. vuledlctnrlun; Gladys iPWIn, Junnlln Houston mid Willi fewnmii. The elghlh grnde grndu ta were Ramon lihilr, Paul Ker inld. Douglas llounlnn, Prnnk Ken y Pntrlrln OTrnry mid Joe Rings. Bneenlnurenle services were held it the Pnlnley Metliodlnt fhurch at Himdnv. Mny 23. wllh Ilev. A. J. Jelifeld, pnntor of the Plrnt Meltin llat ehurrli. l.nkovlrw, giving the laecnaurente aerninn. 3ible School To Je Conducted tIKEVIKW, Mnv 29 A conimu ilty vncnllon lllble achool will be eli I for two weekn beginning Mou nt. June 7. Mont of the lendera '111 come from tho Presbyterian, lethndlnt nnd Eplncopnl churchea. The arhool will run for children JUr yeara nf nge through thone ho have finished the eighth grndc, higher up on the mountain. The con me aUirla at 10. ooo feet mid nwoopa down two mllea to the 7600 foot level. ft wua the flrnt major tournament won by Mra. Ureuihen francr, the Vancouver, Wu!l liounewlfe who hut winter won Uie United Hln ten' flrnt Olympic ikllng champloiuhlp. Bhe won flrnt In 1U38, awecplug down to Uie fllilnll line ao font thai he cranlied out of control Into the arch of ronea erected prettily theru. Poalea acultered onto Uie nllow. Bo did Urelclien. Hhe wua out of competition a year. Tlicie haa been no arch alnce. The aklera )uie to beat another Jinx Una Uuie. They have had anow- torina ao blinding that Uiere woa danger of Uie fiell-inell aklera clear ing tho inounulnalde of treea. llurdly a meet thla year wua coin plelcd. Thin one, at leant, ahould go Uirough without a anowatoi in. Any thing elne might hapn, Uiough, for Uie meet data la June II. Prom an unexpected nource cornea a note of aporu nubility a college Uial kecpn Ita coachea even after an uiuucceaaful aeaaon. The Khool la Oregon Bute, which haa had Uie aame coachea nior Uian a decade. Urn Uuner In football haa been Uiere alnce WSi. Ilia line coach, Jim Dixon, haa been around alnce 1U37. BlaU Ulll haa handled bankelbull JO yearn, Italph Coleman haa been baaeball coach alnce 1824. Oram Doc" Mwan ha been Uie track mentor 11 yearn. I'erhepa parUy becauae of Una long -tenure eyaiem, Uiey have bet ter Ulan average recorda. T3ie col lege tlgurea It 033 wlna In 1032 ath letic conical for Uie quintet. Clnnnlfled Ada Bring Renl Rcaultni Champs Of Southern Oregon Conference f't .(..-.'.-. ,.'.- a,,; . .- . ,- . v w-(f-r--ft---;wv'r' v-y.iajaw.-r'aevt,'y'' m mp-'yry-irr'v.'- i ' . : ' ' ' - "J .r .. jn w i tat wrr I r Nelson Potter Becomes Fireman No. 1 For Connie Mack's Squad By The Associated I'reaa Connie Mack, whose luck aeema to be good for a change thla year, ap parently haa found the relief man he want In the veteran Nelaon Potter. Hla Philadelphia Athletics figure Ui have Just about the beat pitching staff In the American league. But Connie wanted an experienced man to play fireman when one waa needed. A couple of week ago the Ath letic bought Potter from the St. Louis Browns 111 a alralght cash deal. This aeaaon he hadn't done much and had a sore shoulder. Strictly a starting pitcher with the Browns ever alnce 1943, Potter haa been used three time by Phila delphia, always In relief. He worked once In a losing game, then saved a game for Joe Coleman. Last night la Bhlbe park against the New York Yankee he clinched The Klumatli Pelican baseball team, coached by Tom Brannlgan, won the Houthern Oregon high school baneliall conference but were eliminated In the first round of play In the atate tournament. The squad Includes, first row, left to right Dan lleaton, Bob MePherson, Dirk Petnildt. W liner Klllotl, Ed Whit ney, Jim Itrown and Dan llerrah. Hack row Hrannlgan, Oeorge Jonea, hkip Jonnaon, vica HuDart, joe Kwa, Put Wllllunm, lwla Khade and Bob Mahoney. Lake Scouts Attend Meet LAKKV1KW, May 2-Boy Seoul ol Lake district will host Scout and Scoutera from Uie entire Modoc Area council at the annual render vnua next week-end wlUi a Ihree dar aeaalon of contest at Dog lake. All troop are experted to attend. The program will follow last year's rendexvnua In that all patrol will be competing under the nupervlaton of a competent Judge. Patrols will be Judged on their ability to conduct a three-day ramp in a Scout-like manner and awarda will be made at the clone of the aeaslon. Every troop must have an accom panying adult during the aesstnn. and a family camp will be made available for Scooters who plan to have their families present. There will be Scout and Seoul em. present from the entire Modoc council of Routhern Oregon and Northern California. 11 year about rno attended the rendezvous at Bend. SERVICE OUTFITS COMPETE Bnuada representing Lions and Rotary will tangle Sunday over Uie 18-hole route at llrumca Country club In the annual service club golf tournament and Uie winner receive the bid to play the Klwnnla team, champion of 1P47, on Monday. For Uie first time this year the tourney will be bused on match play wllh full hundlcnp atrokea allowed. New handicaps for all players scheduled for action Sunday have been posted at Uie clubhouse. Any golfing member of the two service clubs nut limed In the pair ings below can turn out at No. 1 lee by 8:30 a. in. and be matched. Pairings: 8:30 Oeorge Davl vs. We Mc Nee Br., and Paul Landry vs. Dr. lioyd Sprague. 8:3& Dr. John Merryman va. Fred Scott and llunrby Ucchcn va. James Kern Jr. 8 40 Ixiren Pu I merlon va. Jack Bishop and Henry Moe vs. Ed Rob inson. 8:44 Ralph Macartney vs. Al Lent and Howard Perrlil vs. Ed Hickman. 8:60 E. H. Thompson vs. Lloyd Drew and Bill Hagelsleln va. Nor man Moty. 8:5& Bob Chllcotc va. Truman Runynn. W L Pet. Santa Rosa 15 .625 Orovllle 13 Ml Klamath Telia 13 11 .542 Redding 11 11 M0 Wlllowa - 11 12 .478 Maryavllle 10 11 .476 Pittsburg 10 15 .400 Mcdford ... 10 15 .400 Yralrrday'a Results Royal Wedding Plans Told COPENHAGEN. Denmark. May 2) iiVt source close to the royal family aald today Princess Anne of Rnurbon Parma will marry former King Mlhal of Romania In AUiena, June B. The princes will leave Copen hagen by air for Greece tomorrow, tho Informant added. The wedding ceremony will follow the Greek Orthodox ritual and will be performed by the aged Archbish op Dnmasklnos, the Informant nntd. Mlhal, 3A, la a member of the Greek Orthodox church. Prlnceaa Anne, 24, Is a Roman Catholic. . Last March Pope Plus XII refused lo grant a special dispensation per mitting the marriage. Queen Helen, mother nf Mlhal, and Princes Mnr grelhe, mother of Anne, had visited the pope In the hope of obtaining the dispensation. Anne's mother and her two broth er. Prlnre Jaque and Prince Michel, will accompany Anne to Athens, 4-H'rs To Go. To School LAKEVIEW, May 2 Over 30 4-H club boys and girls who are 12 years old or older will be awarded 4-H summer school acholarnhlpa to attend the session to be held In Corvallls. June 15 to 25. The flrnt 34 who have been select ed to attend, providing scholarship funds are available, are Roberta Hnrrla, Audry Odegnard, Bernlce Nelson, Ocruld Odegnard, Edward Rlrhnrdsnn, Ivy Nelson, Gary Lee Laverne Mnnnlng, Billy Odeganrd. Danny Dunhnm, Birdie Ann Man ning. Ernest Bergstrom. Dwayne St Clair. Margaret Rom, Dena Brown, Aria Rose Buck, Italian Hodge. Clif ford Dodsnn. James Llnehaugh, Lorcna Mny Long. Delnrea Knight, Yvonne Vandergnw, Charles 8chu- let, cherry Millard, Joan Deboy. Olen Cleland. Qnry Nelson, Arlene Tuxhorn. Dnnny B t o v e r, Pat O'Leary and Alma Stover. STANDINGS FAR WEST Wlllowa 16, Kiumalh Kails 11. Orovllle 6, Pittsburg 4. Santa Rosa 8. Redding 7. Medford 7, Maryavllle 6. PACIFIC COAST Bun Francisco 37 Scuttle 29 Oakland 32 Lo Angele 33 San Diego 29 Hollywood 23 Sacramento 19 Portland 18 Yesterday's Results Seattle 6. Portland 4. Bun Diego 7. Bucramcnto J. Oakland 9, Hollywood 7. Los Angeles 6. Ban Francisco 2. 18 21 25 26 29 30 34 37 .673 .580 .561 .559 .500 .434 .358 .327 AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 23 10 .697 Cleveland 20 9 .600 New York 18 13 .581 Detroit 17 18 .486 St. Loula 14 15 .483 Washington 14 19 .424 Boston 13 19 .406 Chicago 7 23 .233 Yeaterday'a Results Washington 2, Boston I. Philadelphia 6, New York 3. Bt. Loula 5, Detroit 4. Cleveland 2, Chicago 0. RAIN CUTS Wl LEAGUE TO NAUGHT SEATTLE, May 29 IPi Rain the plague of the Western Interna tlonal Baseball league through the ! season's first alx week brought a ; blanket cancellation of last night's I four scheduled game. Downpour figured directly In three of the postponements: Tacoma at Victoria, Bremerton at Vancou vei and Wenatchee at Spokane. The diamond at Yakima was left muddy by a Thursday night storm that the Packer' tilt with Salem was called off. Twin bills set for today at Vic toria and Vancouver will wind up the shortened series In those cities. Yakima is slated to entertain Spo kane, and Salem to host Wenatchee in series opener tonight. Spokane's Indian, riding a streak that has carried them to victory eight times in their last nine starts. will try to continue their topward climb at the expense of the last place Packer. The Indians are only one game behind the aecond-aoot Bremerton Bluelacket and four be low the front-running Tacoma Ti gers. The Wenatchee-Salem series will be a battle to break a fourth-place deadlock between Uie two clubs. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. I-ouls 20 10 New York 17 Philadelphia 18 Boston 16 Plttaburgh 16 Brooklyn 14 Chicago - 1 Cincinnati 13 Yeaterday'a Results St. Loula 1, Pittsburgh 1. Philadelphia 8. New York 3. Brooklyn 7, Boston S. Chicago - 13 18 .667 .567 .529 .616 .516 .424 .419 382 .419 FIGHTS LAST NIGHT HOLLYWOOD Georgia Duke, 161, San Francisco, outpointed Bob by Volk. 161 'i. Portland, Ore.. 10. OMAHA Don Lee. 152'j, Edison, Neb., outpointed Vlnce Foster, 148. Omnha, 10. NEW LONDON Eddie Compo. 127, New Haven, knocked out Jose Garcia, 124H, Puerto Rico, 2. It Pays to Use the Want-Ads I Nichols Quitting Huskies SEATTLE, May 29 IJPt The Uni versity of Washington' 1948-49 basketball tock alumped aharply today a Jack Nichols, high-scoring center, announced that he plans to Join a San Francisco AAU team thla fall. Nichols aald the bay area outfit la being organized by a San Fran cisco automobile dealer and will be coached by Angelo (Hank) Lulaetti, all-time Stanford basketball great. He listed other probable members of the team as Babe Hlgglna, Stan ford; Frank Laney, formerly of Santa Clara, and Andy Wolfe, Earl Strader, Gordon Cuneo and George Walker, all of the University ol California. Nichols, the sparkplug of the Washington Huskies' drive to the Pacific Coast conference champion ship last year, has one year of eligibility left. He had expected earlier to enter the university's med ical school after his graduation this June. The ( foot S Inch 220-pounder from Everett, Wash., held the unique distinction of having been named to all-star squads In both divisions of the conference. He made Uie all northern division team three times at Washington and Uie all-southern division lineup Ul two years he was division lineup Uie two years he was fornla. He set two northern division rec ords last season an all-time 16 game high of 265 points and a one- game mark of 39 points. the Job. He entered the game in the fifth with two on and none out. He escaped without a run and from Uien on Uie Yanks couldn't move past first. In all, Potter gave up only two hits and received credit for the 6-3 victory. It wu the sixth in a row for the As who maintained their one game first place margin over Uie Cleveland Indiana. Cleveland stayed right behind by whipping the Chicago White Sox, 2 to 0, In Chicago. The Boston lied Sox slipped to seventh place again by losing to the Senators, 2-1, In Washington. A seventh Inning rally brought the St. Loula Browns a 5-4 victory over Detroit and moved them to within three percentage point of the fourth place Tigers. Jn the National league the Bt. Louis Cardinals increased their first place lead to three full games over Uie New York Giant, although ram shortened their game In Pittsburgh to a 1-1 slx-lnnlng tie. The Giant couldn't handle the Philadelphia Phils In Uie Polo Grounds and lost, 6 to 3. New York Manager Mel Ott announced he w is playing Uie game under protest after a ninth inning argument, but the dispute Involved an umpire's Judgment and the protest Isn't likely to get anywhere. The Brooklyn Dodgers finally caught up with the Boston Brave and beat them, 7 to S, In Boston. It was the first time the Dodgers had turned the trick In the lust nlna games between the two club. linn' Snuer hit hla 11th and 13th home runs and Grady Hatton and Johnny Wyroeatek chipped In with. four baggers for the Cincinnati Reda against tha Chicago Cuba, but tin long blown weren't enough. Tha Cuba came from fur behind and nosed out the Reds, 10 to 8, at Cincinnati. 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 Dining and Bar Service Reg. Hours 2:00 P. M. to 1:30 A. M. Closed Mondays. Managed for Your Enjoyment - Pair Of Games Set For Sunday Two baseball game are on tap for Klamath Falls Sunday after noon, one at Gems atadium and the other at Recreation field. A third team travels. The Klamath Falls Red Sox will take on Uie Medford Crater at 3 p. m. at the Ores' street park while the Klamath Pioneers plav host to Hilt In the Northern California league game at Uie aame hour at Recreation field. In the Interstate league, the Pioneer Junior travel to Sprague River for a tilt. Polls To Be Open 7 To 7 In Tule TULELAKE. May 28 Poll in Tulelake will be open from 7 a. m. until 7 p. m., California time, Tues day for Uie California primary vot ing. Precincts 1 and 3. consolidated, will vote at the Legion hall and precinct 3 will vote at the city hall. George Yost of Tulelake and James B. Stevenson, Macdoel. are the only local candidate on the ballot. Both are running for supervisor of Siski you county district No. 1. Your Insurance problem will get Immediate attention by calling Han Norland, 6060. J. L. DEAN Public Accountant and Auditor New Office Location 306 North 7th St. Phone 9346 Authorized SAIIS aaal SIIVICI ;M.s,k MOTSIE'S OUTBOARD MOTORS Fbvnt 43 Memorial Day SUNDAY NITE May 30th MERRILL BALDY'S BAND "JUST GOOD DANCE MUSIC" II PER PERSON DANCING t to 1 SPRAYF.T) BY PLANE Spraying of California fruit or charda often la done by means of alrplanea. While flying at low al titudes, they lay down a barraga of gas, ihlch exterminates Uie Insect. FARMERS AIR SERVICE KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Oregon's Largest Agricultural Air Service . . . Offering Highest Quality Work At History's Lowest Prices! SEEDING OF ALL KINDS WEED CONTROL . GRASSHOPPER & MOSQUITO CONTROL K CALL MUREL LONG 8389 EARL LISTON 20868 .1 Xyj W'.'JMU' wiiiil H at tk m t mm mm Used te Phone 3579 302 East Main Come in and ifeSy see us! FRED HADLOCK "The Lot with the Neon Sign on East Main" 1948 Ford Convert. Club Coupe. 1947 Ford Convort. ' Club Coupe. 1947 Chovrolot Floetline 1947 Studebakar 4-Door Champion 1947 Bulck Special 4 Door 1946 Pontiac Convert. Club Coupe 1946 Chevrolet Floetline 1942 Buick Special 4 Door 1941 Ford Tudor Sedan 1941 Dodga 4-Door Sedan 1940 Plymouth Coupe 1939 Oldsmobile Club Coupe 1939 Studebaker 4-Door Commander 1938 Ford Fordor Sedan 1938 Ford Coupe 1936 Ford Fordor Sedan 1946 Studebaker Pick up Truck 1948 Chevrolet Dump Truck (Why Walk?) fgtykfW'W' JOT" W MP MIWH! -.III WU X , T BEN BURGESS Double-Header BASEBALL jJ I "Vjf-. Second Game Gems L wfe0 Stadium &WJ X MONDAY, MAY 31st Marysville V3 Klamath Braves Gems Ladies' Night Tuesday Ladies Admitted Free Tickets on Sale: 116 S. 8th St., Ph. 6075; Oregon Woolen Store, Ph. 6873 FJ r