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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1949)
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 194? HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE ELEVEN M Hot i 1 V in with the patch eyo is Irevi rsnigrw, progeny ot me tngitsn Greyhound Derby winner, Trev'i Perfection, which come to the United States last year. Puppy, one of Englond's most promising, is valued at $4800. Bob Mathias Places Prestige On Block Bill Reese Heads Gems' Swatsmiths Veteran mil (Father Time I Rees v. as leading th Genu swstsmlths tlinniKli Hundsv night's dnubl lirsrirr, hitting Far West league pitching t a J77 clip. He had e rumulatrd J7 hits In J04 times at tho plitle. Klwln Ellon, with olily 36 times up, vu sporting a .417 average. Following Keen on the local club wna Hob CuaMrlll. Just returning to Out lineup aftrr ecveral daya out of uniform with charleyhorse In hla 1 1(! lit Irv. Cemirlll had JSM aver se In tin time at hat, Including all home runa. Tim top pitcher la allll Lefty Nlles Jordan, who la almost certain to go on to higher classification bsne bnll at the end of thla aeaaon. Jor dan haa won eight games and had enly one s-tbsck. Averagea through Kunday: TTLAftr. Calif. June M W Youthful Hob Mathlaa puU his oivmptc games prestige and hla Na tional A.MI Decathlon crown on the block tonight and acora or more ruals rmiin attempt tn wret It from him before- the king a home town admirers. Maihiaa. al 17 years of age, tin yminrl athlete ever to capture the Olympic title, scoring 7I3 points In the games at London last year. Is the hem of two-day celebration her as he goes again against the STANDINGS Flttsbilrf Hedding Klamath rl'.s .... Willows Hani Kosa W ... 32 . Jl .. 14 VI ...31 ... 33 17 I. Pel 33 .en 33 .SOI 33 AM 34 M If AID 34 Jl M J1 40 M Marylll - . Vellr)o m VMterrfse'a Reenlta f Klamath Falls 13 Mod lord (. M.rrivllle I. Santa Hoea L ptttebtirg . Vellejo 7. Only games. WrsTr.KN INTf.RN ATION AL W. U Pet. Yakima 4 30 .710 Vancouver 39 IS M3 Spokane 33 AM Wenatche . Sslem . .. . .. Tacoma Bremerton , Victor 1 33 37 31 3 . 33 40 .444 , 31 40 .437 3 43 JM Taaterday'ft Result Tacoma 4. Victoria I. riimkane ft, Halcm 0. Vakima 11, Wenatche I. (Only gsmea scheduledi. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn :. HI. Louia Philadelphia Boston . New York Cincinnati W. . 33 . . 3S . 37 . 34 .31 27 21 3) Pet. .60 Mi Mi Mi Al AW Ml MS Pittsburgh Chicago Veaterday'ft Reaulta Chicago , HU Louu 4. touly game scheduled). AMF.HICAN I.KAGl K Standings unchanged. PAC II1C ( OAST LCAGt'K Biandinga unchanged. Refuses To Budge NEW YORK, June as (VP) Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn s dynamlo sec ond bsM-man, la relualng to yield an Inch In hla campaign to win tht National leagues batting title. Hobiiuon picked up nine points during the past week to boost his paca-setung figure to J67. Than IV points better than Ralph Klner'a runnertip .348, The PitUburgh clouler enjoyed baiting spree of his own, to boost his murk 15 points from his fourth place In contrast. Red Bchoendlenst of the St. Louis Cardinals dropped from JI47 to J3 to fall Into third place. The figures Include games played Inst Sunday, June 36, A, couple of Brooklyn Inflelders shorutop Peewee Reese and first baseman Oil Hodges placed fourth and filth. Reese had a 3M rating and Hodges was close on his heels with 3il. New York's Bobby Thomson ranked sixth with J20. He waa followed by Enoa Slaughter, St. Louis, JIB; gnd Big Gordon, New York. JIJ. Kddle Kswk of St. Louis and Willsrd Mnrshall of the Giants, rounded out the top ten. Kaxak, the rookie third baseman who began go auspiciously, slipped to 10. Mar shall, who led the league for a spell, bad .309. nation's best In the 10-eveiil com petition. The former Tulare hirh school star, now student st Kiskl Prep school In Pennsylvania, may be hard pressed to retsln his lsurrln when the Ift49 nationals get under wsy tonight. On tonight's scnedule are the 100 meter dash, the broad jump, shot put, high Jump and 400-meter run Tomorrow night the 110-mcter high hurdlea, discus throw, pole null, Jarelln toss and lMio-meter run round out the exscllng Decathlon proeram. The AAU brought the Decathlon champloruhp here In tribute to Bob'a Olympic gamea conquest. Pitted against Maihiss are such threata as Kloyd Himmons of North Carolina university, competing for the Los Angeles Athletic club, who placed third to Methlsa In the Olympic gsmes: former Nstlon.il Champion In iMooni Mondtchein of Uie New York Pioneer club; Kenneth Beck o( Han Dtrgo Btaie college, who won the recent SotiUi em California Decathlon with tso: points: Bill firming of Notre Dsroe. Douglss Pswlkes. Cieorgla Tech, Bill Albans of North Carolina U, and Dean Pryor. Predonia, Kan., hign school rhsllanger. Competition begins al t p. m. Pacific Standard Time. Player Elton Heese Cssselll Mrsse Iternundra . . Jrnscn ...... Keller , I'lllpps Nordell Mohler liulik l'ealo . ... Pitcher Hihllilmrycr J.-rdan . r.iinon Nicholas .. ... Mllle 1 'man Dyke. Orurll AB 38 in m 313 3fl 214 . 'i 30 214 104 6 141 Ave. .417 .777 JS7 3f0 J J(i0 ,ao .23 .20 .212 .3(10 m a w II 3 13 4 12 7 13 6 1 L Pel 0 1 000 1 iM9 I .M7 4 me 7 .600 B Mi t 00 1 .000 Storm Halts College Golf AMES, la., June 3" lift A stortn tosed colleglste golf toumsment re sumed business lodsy with the pros pert of an additional day ot pUy added Ui the calendar. A severe thunderstorm h sited activities early lait night with 7 ot the 72h contesunta stranded on the lofta State college course. They were In pursuit of Hsrvle Wsrd. the knlrkers-clsd North Csrollna uni versity atar who had scored a two under per 69 in the morning to lead the first half of the 36-hola qualify ing plsy. The storm drenched the course, and NCAA officials finally called off plsy at 6:46 p. m. They huddled late last night and decided to con tinue through Wednesday the chore of selecting the 64 competitors foe match play. Wsrd. the North-South amateur champion In 1948. finished far ahead of the storm. He was In esrly with a 35-34 thst tied the competitive course record. He wslled around all day for someone to better that per firmsnce. No one did. Dirk Yost, Oregon State, scored 38-37-76. FUNNY BUSINESS TO PIRMTAe BOOT-i I Ifei. ' aJI' I V J laTlll ri A ft lriV ,3. .-.-T.v..;-aE? tie "In case we find th patient swallowed a (oil bait!' Ski Jumper Starts Trek WALLA WALLA, June 28 VP Ole Lie, the akl Jumper, straddled h'a bicycle yesterday and pointed It toward Seattle. 276 miles away. His ultimate destination is Mt. Duker. where he will appear In a ski-jumping tournament July 4 to defend the title he won last year. A former University of Washing ton student and a nstlve of Norway, Lie has been working thla summer at Spout Springs lodge near Toll gate In the Blue mountains. Semi-Pro Match Has 30 Entries PORTLAND. June 2 UP The state semi-pro baseball tournament. opening here July 17, will be a 32' lesm affair. Ray Brooks, stale semi-pro com missioner, said that was assured yes terday when two more teams signed up to bring the total to 30. The latest entrants were the Portland Red Sox and a Dallas team. Brooks said he expected two more to come tn. If they do not, the tourney will operate on a 32-team basis, with two entrants getting iirst-round byes. Whitman Coach Throws In Towel WALLA WALLA, June 28 iP Dsvid O. Strong v announced lat night he Is resigning, effective to day, as head football coach at Whit man college, a member of the North west conference. Strong said he will take another coaching Job. but did not say where. A nsuve of Mount Vernon. Wash . I Strong attended high school at Helena, Mont., and played football at the University of Illinois and Michigan. Chicago George Sherman". 149'i. Chicago, outpointed Ies Quarles, ISO't. Duluth. Minn. i6. Philadelphia Arthur King. 136. knglsnd. outpointed Calvin Smith, lil. Phllsdrlphla (10). Ghosts Frolic Wednesday Night A double-header Is set for tonight on tne Merrill sort ball field and to. morrow night the famed Negro Ohosia will go through their antics. The opener tonight. 7:30, will pit the Merrill VPW against the Eagle. both league members of the county loop. In a practice tilt. The closer will show the Merrill Billiards against Alturaa. Wednesdsy night the Ohosta will cavort against the Merrill Tela Starting time Is I pjn. I t... KLAMATH FALLS - 7;00 p M. 904 Klamath Ave Phone 6076 1 eea ' III Newark Tippy Larkln, 14.1, Oar fleld, N. J., outpointed Aldo Mlnelll, 146, Italy (8). SCHKNIEY because it gives you OLDER WHISKIES Rare t0 and year old whiskies, skillfully blended with pre-war quality grain neutral spirits, make Schenlcy richer and finer always 3 I ,-' s . 'c52 v.: !. -; . f .. -. f Ss-SsMs C II E N " ill I J 1 Compare Schinlty'i Back lefcgl with any other leading brand! The label on the hdck of the bottle must tell the age of the whiskies In the blend. Comparison proves thst Schenlcy give) you older whiskies . . yet you pay no more. From SQIENLEY tht Horn AGED WHISKIES RARE Rl FNnFD WHKKFY 6PROor- the straight wmsKits in this product are $ years or more rHfr. DLCI1UCU YiniorCI niO. SS STRAIfiHT WHISKEY. 1S grain mfiithai spipiis intTosicuT WHISKtr 5 YEARS 010. 21H STRAIGHT WHISKEY 6 YEARS OLD. 4t STRAIGHT WHISKEY 7 YEARS OLD. COPR. IMS. SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, IXC. R, T. 6. Inter-Club Council Unit To Meet Here The third meeting of clvle end fraternal groups to discuss forma tion of an Inter-club council for the Klamath basin Is scheduled for I p m. tomorrow night at the Eagles hall, th and Walnut. Temporary Chairman BUI Case announced today that the commit tee appointed to draft a constitution and by-laws has completed the as signment and Bill MrKlbbon, chair man of the committee, will Intro duce the regulative document to the aijembled representatives of the various organizations tomorrow night Case also stated that the Interest shown In the sttempt to form a non profit union of the active civic and fraternal organizations of tht Klam ath basin Is on the Increase and Is confident thst as soon as all groups are fully Informed as to the Intent and purpose of the Inter-club Idea that the effort put forth to establish the unification program will even- fully prove of Inestimable value to the entire community. One One of the highlights of tomorrow night's meeting will be the presentation of colored slide Illustrating actual scenes from a successful venture undertaken by a fraternal council In one of the en terprising cities of the Northwest Local organizations displaying In terest through attendance at previ oua meetings and assisting In pub licizing the Inter-club council Idea for civic betterment are the follow ing: Beta Btgma Phi. Military Or der of Cootie. Disabled American Veterans, Klwanla club, Klamath Sportsmen's association. Exehanra club, Sojourners, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Toasun asters, Red Cross. Knlghta of Columbus, Veteran of Foreign Wars, XI Delta and Elks lodge. KU Students Put In For Colleges Klamath Union high school stu dents have been busy all year send ing In application to colleges on the west coast At the present time about It applications have beea sent with the majority going te Oregon State college and the Uni versity of Oregon. Since ftcceptance go directly to th students. It I Impossible to tell how many will actually be traveling to college thla year, but from In dications It should be f) slsesbl number. "Sicilian Vespers la th nam given to a great massacr ot th French In Sicily in 1283. o-clle4 bees use It started on Eastern Bun dsy at th vesper hour. f ' Mm SMS - . n E YiAST- T UOVOIILY . .-J 0 ov? VlUS TAX SSSSB 0 v-rd to . rA- on-00 . iralCE DRIVE III, TRADE-IN Hon -EASY TERMS Anderson & Torgerson Shell Service Jack's Shell Service 2nd and Main. Fhona S732 1402 Oregon Ave. Phone 8313 Goodyear Service Store, Inc. 132 So. 8th St. Phone 1141 Franklin Richfield Service 3640 Summer Lang. Ph. 8687 Mutual Richfield Service 105 Main St. Phena 909S v
