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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ftlVfN Flyinq Cards AssumeLead Oyer Dodgers Jumper Lou Klein Hits Two Homers In Keynote Match Hy III Associated Preae Tha HI. louin Cardinal, by the grare nf baseball ruiiimleaioiier A. B. Hpyl Chandler, ixiuiiled Ural pint In Hi Nm.nl Irnurn today. 'lilt high-living Krdbllda, spallicd by Uie addition l Uit recently rt lllalated Lou Klrlll, defeated Uit Boston Ilravtt, t-4, lust night, to rt Ural place Irum Hit Jlttmkly 11 Dodgrra. 'Hit victory, coupled with I'ltu- buinli i i-'i triumph over Unmltlyii. enabled Uit Caldllial U Ukt hall-game lead over lilt lAHlgera. Hit Urooka hud litld Uit lead ( It consecutive deya. 'Iito home ruiit by Klrin. uo elutlg Willi ulllrr MoxUull league Jumpers, had 111" UaHmIUII liluu by Clitndlrr early una iiionili, played a vary pruiiilnriit rult lb Uit Cardinal victory. Hliiit Kltln ukrii uvrr lor .the ally Many Marlon at aliuruUip, Jle C'atda hate wuii seven and liul two. Ueaidea llrlillng Ilia poellluh lu llflt etylr, Klrlll ha been comma Uiruuih lUi auint clutch lilt In conipilt a crrdiiablt 21 balling averae. Halldi Kihrr'a first Iniiliu homt run with two niatra aboid--hi Iflui ol Uit acaauii aa enough lu lva Uit fuels Uieir vlibury uvrr lirooklyn. Itinera uul-uf-amhl bluw and hie eigliih-lhiiliig uniit writ ilia only Inu made by pitubuigh. HHOVt.NX HI Mill The puavrlul Uutiti Hrd ha slugged tt. Ixiuia rtuilrra Jut o Uuaskt. AJ I'apal and rUy blmie lor la tula lu bury Hit lltowm Ulldrr ft 21-1 erore. "led Wtillauiv ltd Uit mertile allot wuii hi lath and 19th liomera. scored four runa and drove in seven to laiim hi 93-game tuul u 17. Hit .New Yujk Yankeea Increased Uitir Ainrrlrau league Irad uvtr the runntrup Philadelphia Aihletica lo live and ft half lanita, defeating Uit Unroll T.ger. t-4. while Hit A a boaed lu Hit Chkagu Whllt Box 1-1. Clutch hilling by Yuil Bene and Tommy Henrirh and lint rtlitt pitching by touUipaw Jt page won lor Uit Yankee. Uerra drovt in hu learns Ural four runa wiUi a doublt and home run. Ilenrlch'a seventh inning single drovt In Charlie Ktllrr fiotn atcond Willi the lie-breaking run. Page rellrved Allit Heynolda in the atvtnih alter Vic Vicru twu run single tied Uit score at 4-4. and held Uit Tigris scoreless tht real uf tht way. tttubby IHetonre. third of (our Detroit ptuhers. waa Uit til MPKKrH fstXTll lUndy Gumperl be ted Carl Srhrib In hurling duel to fain hla second victory over Uit As. It was Gumuerie aiaih win and aVheibe auih Jota. T. Bob Teller woii hu UUrd atralfht and hla fourth of tht Mum pitch ing Uit Cleveland Indiana to an i-3 vietory over Uit Waahlmton Ben, tort. Ht hu kial all. Hank Haurr a eUihUi four baitipr, hla fourth alnot ht Joined Chimin, halptd Uit Cuba drlrat Uit New York Olanu. t-J. Th acheriuled nittht tarn be tween th Philadelphia, Wnla and Reda In Clnrlnnau waa pnatponed by rain. Jennings, Clark Go ABTORIA. Ore.. June 25 iJPi Defending Champion Lou Jennings of Portland gnea up against co Medalist Ron Clark of The Dalles today In Ihe finals of the Oregon Oolf aaseclatlon tournament. Jennings turned In a aiiarkllng 4 and I victory over Tom Denhart. a feil.iw townsman. In yesterday's aeml-flnala. Clark, a University of Oregon student, won by an evtn more lopsided arore as he eliminated former Champion Harold Salvador, Portland, I and T. In tht women'a division. Mrs. I.yle Bowman of Portland continued to hold her Jln over Oracle I) Moss, Conrallla, whom ahe ousted In 194 and 1947. Mra. Bowman sidelined Miss De Moat 1 and In the semi-finals and VHI " Mrs. Lloyd Burgess, Aa. torla. today for the championship. Mra. Burgass gained tht title round with a t and 6 victory over Mrs. Charles Kindred, Corvallla. Yales Crack Stream Mark NEW LONDON. Cohn.. June 2S (t Everyone who knew anything about crew raring said Harvard would win Ita 84th encounter with Yale but It dldn'i and, In beating Harvard for the flrat time since 1935, Yale shattered the four mile upstream record on the lower Thames aa well. After the mile and half Yale wai never headed, but neither waa It out of danger. At no time did more than four or five fret separate Uie shells and, at the finish, the Blue waa ahead by a slim third of a length. Yale's winning time waa It min utes 52 8 seconds. Harvard's 10:54.4. The record that was broken was set by Harvard In 1937 when II rowed the upstream course In 20:02. "The Night hat a Thousand Eyes, and they are all reading classified Is your ad there JOHN DEERE No. 5 MOWER Midland Equipment Co. ...ft -4 - . 5 Wt-.i'j, , , CHANNEL SWIM Hefty Shirley May France, a 177- pound 16-yeor-cld high school omhnmnra and orolessional twimmti from Ml. Hope Bay, South Somerset, Mass , i in troming ior on attempt to wim the English channel late net month or in August. She holds records tor 5, 10 ond 1 1 mile swims. rife STANDINGS f Wt.hT I.I.At.t K W L Pit. IS 22 .614 14 22 ,o7 3J 23 ma ; 22 Ma 30 24 A'-O 22 3S JM IB 34 JUI 17 39 J2I Pittsburg Wlllowa . Redding Klamath Palls .. ftanta Roaa . . Vallejo Maryavlllee Medford Veaterdav'a Results Klamath Palls 10. Medlord I Ve'lelo I" P t'b-ir ' Wlllowa II, Redding 2 Banta Roaa 4. Marysvillr 1 PACIFIC C'OAMT Vr.Mitt Hollywood . 7 34 6: Beafle SO 41 349 San IMrgo ... 4S 44 .Sod fUcramrnto 43 43 AO Oakland . 44 4 4K4 Portland 39 47 .4S3 Ban Pranclaco o 49 44 Loa Anrelea 37 M 414 Yeateeday'e Results Bas ramento I. Oakland I t.os Angelea 7, Brattle 4 Ban Pranrlsra 4. Portland I Ban Diego 7. Hollywood 1 AMFRICAN I.EAf.l T. iNew York . . Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland ' Boaton i Washington ' Chicago MS AM M AM .4: 3SA 81. Louis Yesterday's Results Boston 21. St Louts 2 New York . Detroit 4 Chicago I. Philadelphia I Cleveland . Washington I NATIONAL LEAGI E It tMI'S Brooklm Philadelphia Bmton New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh n Wr7 va JV47 .492 .417 .401 .411 37 36 . sis ... so ... 25 23 23 Chicago Yesterday! Resalta Chicago 6. New York 2 Pittsburgh 4. Brooklyn 1 St. txiiils I. Bmton 4 Philadelphia at Cincinnati, post poned, raliv Inglewood 'Cap ARCADIA. Calif.. June 25 i-fT With a week-end turnout nf 30.000 or more expected, the Maine Chance Farm's Ace Admiral Is favored to win the 825.000 Inglrwood handicap at Hollywood park at Banta Anita today. Nine horses are entered, most of them ellglbles for the 910.000 Holly wood Oold Cup July 16. To ButI To Belli To Trade! Payi to Use the Want Adsl rmttiimti DANC .5 I- I, . ..".'Vr'.y,.'.?;-,; se:l PANCHO IN WIMBLEDON SINGLES LONDON, June JS (II Oeiiff linmn nf Auntralla upset Rlihard il'anrlioi Uonalra of Ia AnkHra the U. H. aliiklca tlllrlmldpr, J . t-J e-'J, 1, In the Wimbledon teiinla i hainpluiiahlpa t'xlay. The victory moved Uniwit Into Ihe quarter tniiila. Aa aunuili-a aliilnblrd, drfrndlnli (;lialiiplnn Hub Falkrnburu of llev tily llllla, Calif , and Prankit Paiker r U Annrlea, fiirnirr U. H. Iille ln liler, moved ItiUi the (uarler Imnla Willi atrululit-Mil triumph. KulknnbiirR turned bark lliuia Van hwol of The Nrlhrrlanila. 1-5. 8-0 fc 4, while Parker ouatrd UrorK Harrison Pursued TOIWNTO. Junr 25 Hixty- ftlX offt M-t UUt lU pUfRUIt tjl y J. lUuu-hi Hurrltun UnUy in the Haul round o. the Canndlun u.iea champlotuhlp. but lena U.an hall a d'iifii had any hope ot nulling hi in. 'I'hf iluw-Ulklntf, ear.y-ptaylt.tr pro from Utile lOxk, Am , hi knitlrd Uwf liter three utra.Khl sub- par rounua of ed-oi-il lur a M- holt total of 2U4. 1 Tlita (ivra hun a thrre-atruke lead 'g.iiiii into the final tour of St ""- The closest Uirral waa Dick MrU. a veteran umrnaniriit perloruirr i from Virginia lieach. Va., who rang up hla Unrd atraight fur a 2Ui Wtal. I The defrndlng champion. Charlei irhmki Congdon of Tacima. i Wash, was aeieu atrokea off Uie pare with 211. The balding Washington state pro provided Ihe biageal Uirili of , yesterdays round witii an eagle I Cun Dernpaey twirled a three tliree on Uie ninth hole. Two Ire-! hitter aa San Pranctaco Uiumped niendous wo4k! sJkiU left him only 1 Portland, 4 to 1. The aeries now five feel from the hole for an easy stands al two atilece. ! pulL SF Club Triumphs PRKHNO. Calif., June 2J aThe nation top trark and field per formrra meet tonight In the na tional AAU champlonshipa. Only two of the blg-tlmera will be missing. They are Mel Patton, t'HCa sprlnlrr and Don Oehrman, University of Wisconsin nnler. Patton never Intended to run here. Oehrman withdrew yesterday. A top duel la expected In the hurdlea between Craig Dlion of UCLA and Harrison Dillard. a grad uate of Baldwin Wallace. Ohio. Dixon will compete for the Loa Angrlea Athletic club. Dixon and about SO others of the best irarkmen in Southern Cali fornia are favored to win the team title. Jamaica's Herb McKrnley Is the favorite In Uie 400 meter event, with Olympic Champion Mai Whitfield of Ohio Rtate rated a sure winner In the loo meter run. Tie AAU Junior track and field championships, run off last night, were won by the Olympic club of San Franrt-ro with 121 points. The longest race of the senior division, the 10.000 meters, was held lst night, aa a combined event with the Juniors. Fred Wilt, former University of Indiana distance atar now compet ing for the New York Athletic chib. won ill ill- mwu inn. in i.w. The mark he cracked had been set won In the record time of 31:03 7 Dy anoiner inoiana man. imn uimi. w ho loped the distance in 31:089 In 1 936 T 2 . . . ". .lest Beacons for the national col. a Rim atari, ill lui uririw ui uie senior team rhamplonshlp. Trans-M Finale Holds Surprise COIORADO SPRINGS. Colo.. J'ine 2 iJ. A Walker run golf star Charlie Coe of Ardmore. Okla. and a long shot named Fred Newton from Denver paired off to day In a surprising finale to the Trnns-Mlssissippl golf tournament. Newton Injected the surprise an gle yesterday by scoring a 4-2 semi final victory over Pkee Rlegel of Tulsa, Okla., the defending Trans MLsa champion and 1947 king of the nation's amateurs. Coe, meanwhile, posted a 1-1 victory over 19 - year - old E. J. Rogers Jr. of Oklahoma Cltv to i move Into the finals opposite New I ton. Saturday June 25 with Les Gardner and hit WESTERN SWING BAND Vocalisfs Johnny Holloway Sam Thigpin Dancing 10 Till 2 Admleelon 91.00 Peraon (Tax Included) MERRILL r ti.. u.ii GONZALES FAILS WnrthltiKton of Atutralla, 6-2, 4-1 C I. Krlc BturKena of Buth Africa, runner-up In the U. 8. chauiplon khlps UNt year, moved Into the r und uf elKht by atipplng Ulannl Cucelll, tht Italian Davla cup a:e, 6-2. 6-4. 0-1. Jaroalav Drobny nf Cech'Mlova kia alio became a quarler-finalis hen he breewd through Nlltel Cmkburn nf tiauih Africa, 6-2, 0-3, 0-3 Wimbledon rrowda In the first erk of play have lopped all pre vious fluurr. lit it suiifthlne, cloudl tieM, blue jvklm and all the ballyh"! about the lace-trlmmtd pantlea of California's Uertrude iCKitKeoua Right Side This Time Ca McLish Pitches 7-4 Los Angeles Win LOH ANGKI.Ktf, June 25 Cal McLUh of the L Aiutelui I ; AiikcU haa a flmdrd adv.uiutje ' lovrr other Pitcllic Coa.t leaituv p;u hem. When batten. urt k.v.iu h:m trouble, he Jurtt chaiiKfa glnvftf and itaru chucking with the other aim. 'lueoretically. anyway, the Anuria I bought two pitrhera lor the price of one; McLlnh Uie right-hander and McLuh Uie aouUiuaw. Ilia poAAlbilitira aeetn unlimited. I The ambldextroua newcomer made hit aecond atart Pnday n.ghl with a 7 to 4 victory over Uie Seattle Kainiera. He piuhrd with hla right aide this time, yielding 10 hits and five walks. The Angela are anil at Uie bo.- tarn of the hejp. but they now hold I a 3 to 1 edge over Seattle In Uie . aer.es. There were sii stolen baaes In the game four for the Seals and tao for the Beavers ll waa Dernpaey ! eighth win of the season. i San Diego made 11 two In a row I AU8TTf. Tex.. June 25 oP Men jover the league -lead lng Hollywood from the University of San Fran 1 8iars with a 7 to I triumph. Lyman c'sco were poised today for a grand ; Linde went the route for the Padres, slam In the national collegiate ten- giving up eight hits. The Start ! hold a 1 to 2 edge In the aeries. Reddin" Ned Squad Here The Redding dtv tennis team will invade Klamath Palla Sunday Larsen made that possible y ter ror a aenra of matches with tht Bm took" hl- "nit-flnal en local net aggregation on the Moore ement with Pred Koraleski of park courts. William and Mary. 6-2. 2-S, -0. Three weeks aen Klamath F.lls defeated Redding 9-6 In matches at that city. In the first meeting the locals dominated alnglea play while Redding did most of lu winning in the doubles. ' The Klamath Falls team, cap- i talned by Ken Karnes and built ' around a nucleus of strong, con sistent players In Karnes. Eddie Dent, Bill Crawford and Oeorge Mills, has played two Inter-clty matches this summer, losing the i second to Redding last week. ; Klamath's Junior division contln- i gent Is undefeated. ' Sunday s action, starting at about 9 o'clock, will be the last local event of the Klamath Tennis club until the all-city tournament coming up July 11. Longhorns Eye I Bg agaaag BaS6bClll Title I WICHITA. Kas.. June 25 The Texaa Longhorns are heavy Ilrglate iNCAAl baseball champion- I ship tonight. 1 Needing only one victory to clinch the title, the Longhorns are expected to send Are Murray Wall to the mound. Wall pitched Texas to a 7-t vic tory over St. John's of Brooklyn In the first round. While the Texana sat In the grandstand. Wake Forest eliminat ed the defending champion. South ern California's Trojans, 2-1. . ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? Sea These AMAZING VALUES TODAY! 1948 Koiier Sedan Radio, heater, vltor, sid awnlngi, Si VI Cft low miltagt lTiaaw 1947 FORD CLUB COUPE $1395 Radio and hotr 1940 HUDSON SEDAN $300 Needi work 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN $750 Radio and heater 1941 Chevrolet Sedan $493 1938 Oldsmobile Sedan $300 Falls Appliance and Tire Service 11th and Main St. OiiMle) Moran have pulled them into tht spacious (rounds In un ptecrdented numbers. Wimbledon officials were slightly Horry In see OuMle ousted In wom en's sliiitles play yesterday by ballet danclng Oem Hoahlng. Hong-Kong birn Chinese girl who haa been around iiritlh tennis a long time and lives In England. The khapely ban la Monica girl. In the tournament's bin nest upxef. bowed by 6-2, 5-7, 0-3, Uj tht tlnles player here. Ouwtle never could get her attacking game working con s'stenily and appeared fidgety. However, OuAsie still la In the women's doubles with partner, Pat lodd of La Jolla, Calif. Ken Holcomb limited Oakland lo five hits aa Sacramento won. 3 to 1. Homers by Al White and Bill Wllvm (cave the Bfiloru their win- ninif nuirvm. Ine hcrt acore!: R. H. E Srattle . 000 010 201 4 10 2j t-" Aneeles oil OU2 3UX1 10 1 Opphgrr. Beue i7 and Oraaao; Mrl.iah and Burbrlnk. Portland 000 001 0001 3 1 San PranciaeoOOl 000 Olz 4 11 0 Dibiaai and Pernandes; Dempaey and Partee. lloll)-ood 000 000 1021 I 0 San U:eo 240 000 10 7 1 J Hughes. Salvrson 2 and Band. lock: Linde and Rltchey. Oakland . 000 001 ooo 1 I 0 Sacramento 001 000 11 a 3 0 Candinl and Padgett, and Raimondl. Holcomoe USF Near Net Slam nls tournament. VRT Bam Match met Tulanes smoolh -stroking Jack Tuero for the singles championship. This after noon sleepy-eyed Sam will team with loquacious Art Larsen to bat tle Jim Brank and Pred Fisher of Washington for the doublet title. Ban Francisco already haa won the team championship-Match and - ana men pairea Wltn tow. headed Larsen to crash through In doubles semifinals over Jack Tur ptn and Chick Harris, of Rice, 6-3, 11-13. 6-4. 8-3. Match was seeded No. J In the tournament and Tuero No. (. Blink and Fisher, an unseeded duo. brat Felix Keller and Bobby Ooldfarb of Texas, 6-2, 6-3. 6-4 tn tne aemi-Iinals. Larsen and Mate are the third seeded team. Cals Whack Lumber Nine Calhoun's whacked the Smith Lumber company, 11 to 3. last night at Merrill to star near the top of the countv softball heap. Jack Oillet and MrLlng were the big batsmen for Calhoun's. Both collected two hits for three times at bat. In the opener the Bureau of Rec lamation bounced the Stewart-Lenox nine. 10 to 6. Bob Kasper led the Bureau In the hit department with a alnele and a triple for three times at bat. Short scores: R H E Calhoun's . 11 8 3 Smith I.br. Co. 3 7 S Calhoun: Oestvang and McLlng. Smith: Taylor and Nale. Reclamation Bureau 10 9 1 Stewart-lnox 6 6 S B of R: Hafar and Rumelhardt. Stewart-Lenox: Oreenswrtght and Homer. Golden Beors Run Favorite Washington Crew Not Counted Out POtTOHKEEPHir. N. Y.. June 25 i (Tv-Kv EbriKht'a California Beara rlymplc champtona and conquerora of mighty Washington, ruled a heavy favorite to capture the Fouvhkeepole regatta Uiday heavy vorlte that la. to everyone except l.'unky Coach Al Ulbrtcgaon. The WaihingUin mentir. whoae varaity. Junior varalty and freahman riewi made a aweep of the Hudaon river claMtlc latt year, la not dlacour cged by the fact that moat of hl fellow coarhea have been conceding victory to Uie Beara. There are too many uncertain ilea on the Hudaon to make a defi nite forecaftt." aald Ulbrlckaon with tne uaual reticence of crew coaches But we certainly are not going out there to be beaten. In addition to Washington and California and given an outaldt chance are Wlacoruln and Prince ton. Behind what figurea to be the four leaden, there la little choice The other alar em are the "orphan" Htanford ahell, which ta not even sponsored by the achool. Pennavl vanla. MIT, Navy, Cornell. Colum bia. Rutgera and Byracme. The varsity race la scheduled for 4 30 p. m. (2: 30 PDTi. "I have a rather mature crew." Ulbnckaon observed, "and my main problem has been to get Uie boys In tne mood to race. Sometimes they're i'P and sometimes they're down. when they're In the mood, I doubt If thev can be beaten. Thev rawed a great race against California. They were far from satisfactory against Wisconsin when we won by a narrow marvin." As for Fhriffht shA Visa nrtlw ihn. ' members of his OlvmDie winners "ill In the boat, he merely said. -We haven't rowed a poor race all rear." There are all sorts of lmpondrr ebles to take Into consideration too. Aa Ulbrlckson pointed out while caiing at the Hudson. If tne river Is rough almost any crew can take It Washington haa the No. 1 lane, n hlch should be an advantage. Should the river be rough, and tne crews have to wait until It r.lma. the Huskies could be at a distinct disadvantage for the mld oie of the river would be going downstream and the aides on which Una 1 la located still going upstream. Shasta Next For Pioneers The second go-round of the Northern California league baseball wheel starts tomorrow, with the lo cal nine the Pioneers meeting Mt Shssta there. The Pioneers won the first turn of the circuit hands down, with six victories and one rain-out tn seven nheduled games. They defeated Mt. 8hajta 9-7 here In May. Elsewhere In the league Yreka plays the Weed 8oni at Weed. , Dunsmuir Is at Shasta Dam, and I Hilt plays at McCloud. Fran Miller, manager of the Pio- r eers. aald Pat Williams would start on the mound against Mt. Shasta Sunday, the only change In the lineup from last Wednesday night vhen the Pioneers defeated Weed tiere with Miller pitching. Suburban Firemen Pndl Grass Fire The suburban fire department vat Mllaarl in m ffriit firta tat 9ftiin Shasta vav this alternoon. This was one of only (our runs that the department has made this month. The cause. of the fire was unknown., although officials suspected fire crackers. The department reported that June haa been an unusually quiet month, but that they are alerted because of the dry grass and fire cracker danger. i A ttend Boat Upper (turn right at Fremont Boat Show All Day Fri. and Sat. 'Til 9:00 P. M. Balsiger't, Main at Esplanade Sponiored by Gems Take First Of Medford Series A couple more Injuries cropped up last night to hamper th already limping Klamath Oema, but tht local club waa able lo open Ita four game homt etand by taking a 10- decUlon from tht Medford Nuggeta, Starting Pitcher Joe Nicholas waa carried off the field In the a enth Inning alter he waa spilled by lng Ilrat, and Pitcher Johnny Lopeman stopped a Una drive with hi ankle in batting practice to put Far West Circuit Is Tight By The Associated Press A gnat's eyelash separates the first three clubs In the Far West Luseball league. Here's the picture: League-leading Pittsburg lost at Vallejo last night, 10-7. Lou Vezellcb hit a three-run sixth-Inning homer to spark the- Vallejo win. Pittsburg has a 35-22 record for a JSli per centage. Willows, which waa tied for sec end place with Redding, took over that spot from the Browns by win ning. 11-3. Willows has a 34-22 rec ord and Redding has won 33 and lost 23. At Klamath Falls, the Oema beat Medford, 10-8. Klamath Falls trailed. 3-2. In the third. Then Ted Hease tripled with two men on base later came home and Klamath Falls took a lead they never relinquished Santa Rosa swept Its two-gama series with the Invading Manravtlle nine by beating the Braves, 4-3 Tne game took only an hour and 34 minute, fastest of the season there Line scores: R H E Pittsburg 340 000 OOO 1 11 2 waucju .... wjv aui uia iv 11 9 Oo males. Heck Si, Broruan ( and Marian : Berry and Triandoa. Redding 110 010 000 1 1 2 Wlllowa 040 400 30x 11 14 Neal. Simons 7I and Johnson; Appleby, Ford (3) and Graves. MarysTllle 000 000 3101 10 4 Santa Roaa 000 022 OOx 4 I C. 8mith and Casey; Oray and Fuelle. Duck Stamp Raise Okayed WASHINGTON. Juno 25 0P A I senate-pased bill boosting the price of the annual duck stamp from 31 i to 92 was approved yesterday by a 'bouse fisheries and wildlife sub committee. I The bill also would permit Lun lited public hunting on federal i waterfowl refuges. U specified Uial loot more than 25 per cent of any I refuge acquired from now on by the fish and wildule service may be open at any one time to shoot ing. The subcommittee also okayed a bill providing that revenues from the 10 per cent federal tax on lisn trig rods, creels, reels, artificial lures, baits and flies be given to states to aid In fish restoration and management project. Jameson. Suggs Meet In Finals OKLAHOMA CITY, June 25 UP) Profea&ionala Betty Jameson and Louise 8uggs. two former cham pions, met for the first time In their long links career today In the 36 h o 1 e championship of the I western open folf touma- ment Mua Jameson, the tall Texan from San Antonla, and Mist Suggs, the little Georgian from Carroll ton, survived tough semi-final griends yesterday. I Miss Suggs outlasted defending Champion Patty Berg of Minnea- aimns in uuic wiua au u a in to Win. 1 UP. The Annual EClamatSi Lake ygiday, June 26 Races Start 2:00 9 Heats Boat Races Sailboat Race. ADMISSION, 30c Klamath County Junior Chamber ef Commarca a Medford baaerunner while eovtri nimseu in a nobble. Nicholas got credit for last nlght'i win. Nllea Jordan pitched moat of the last three Innings In relief. Tonight the two clubs get together . for the second game of the atrtea with either Chuck Bchtldmeyer or Oeorge Orurtl the probable starter for Klamath and Oeorge Pain for . Medford. Oame time tonight la T:4S. A Sunrbv night twin bill will atari at 6:30. The Oema got some timely hitting to beat out last night's win. Pinky Hesse tripled with two on In the ' third to overcome a 3-3 Medford lead, and came home on an over throw at third base. Elwln Elton connected with a homer In that frame with none on, his second round-trlpper In two nights. Emery Perry, Nugget centerflelder. homered with the bags empty In the fourth and also turned up with . the top fielding play of the game on a long running catch of Hesse's hard smash In the seventh. Morrte Nordell had three tingles in three official bats, while Med ford t four hits were divided equally between Petty. Olen Oorbus, Bill Plnkert and Lynn South. The box: VfF.nroaD All al e A Pettr. ef . i I a a Mlllherger. as 4 a 0 9 t 1 Gorbua. 3b 4 1 9 S 9 9 Pinherl. 11 B I S I t t a i t 4 9 9 1 1 1 9 9 9 9 9 ' 4 9 9 10 1 I I I South, rf 4 0 9 1 1 Lindbergh, rf Reaaao, e . 1-artl. Ib Cheshire. 2b i ,B"" lilt l a a a Cuelfo. 19 9 9 Grcwr-ae . p 9 1 Total. aa 9 a 94 a filed tut for Cheshire la tin. KLA-M ATa. FALL ft PhlptM, Sb AB B t O 1 I S 10 KtM, lb Tltoo. rf KerrvantVl. : Jensen. lt . NtrholM. p J a din, 9 . 11 ToUIa m 19 n 9 s Madford . . ma lie mo-. Klamath Tatta . 304 109 torn 9 SUMMARY: HR Ptty. El tan. 3H . CflrtMi, Plnk-rt. n9M. a. 11 HI- Ptnkvrl I, Pttv. Goftni. South. IWaaa 4. Haa S. Phtppa, Cllen. Winner Nlrhola-. Leowr Olaaon- SO by Olaao 5. Graavtmor 2. NwholM 1. Jordan S. BB off Olaaoa S. GtwKo 4. Croavanoe 5. fflrhola S. Jordan 3. HP -Bart la by Nicholas, CI ton by Guelfo. WP Jordan. PB Reagan. DP South to Mtllberger, Phtppa to Nordell to Rtveee. LOB Med ford Kiamath t. Urn plfaa flawy and Perkins. At MT 4oifsclal. Hans Norland A at Inaannc. tt7 Pin St r A Stetson Western Hats .'1500 San Fran '12 SO 5 Texan I The GUN STORE w 714 Mala St 4 aaaaaveaaaafcaj ! I . ga. A A Bridge) p. m. 9 ! I.F9 OARDNtR tUIIIIIIUIill V ndll salt aa. atb Swwutttttttwttiwtttitti 1