Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, July 28, 1949, Page 12, Image 12

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    HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
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Bud Case,
Mary Love
Advance
Bud Case and Mary Love whipped
Into the finals ot the nueri double
play In the city temna tourney Wed
nesday when they brat Lnren Hughea
and Kuth HairrlMein In straight sets,
-l, 7-8, at Moore park.
Can and Ml.s Love will meet the
winner ot the dmiblea match between
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kama and the
Jerry Olson-lvlorrs Meele combo for
the mixed doubles trophy.
In the men's singles bracket, Ed
Dent. Jerry Olson and Ed Lander
pushed themselves up the ladder
with atraKht art vlctorlei.
Dent whipped Pat Weddle. o-J.
(-1: Olson dropped Hellbronner Into
the roruolauon bracket with a -l.
6-1 win; and Lander had little
trouble eliminating Griffith, (-0.
-0.
In the consolation brackets. Sam
Smith la matched with John Hum
phrey. Jim Smith will clash with
Jim Finnlgan. and Oeorgt Bell
draws Willis Griffith.
Other results Wednesday:
Junior men:
Kvert Kama beat Bob Leik. (-0.
60.
rlonnle Lowell ever Ronnie Dlm
mlck. 6-0. 6-0. (Lowell enters finals.)
Hoys single:
Lester Klocchlnl beat Vernon
Keller, 4-6. 7-6. 7-5.
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BILL CRAWFORD, in forecourt, reaches up for an overhead return blast while George Mills poises in bockcourt waiting
for play. This shot wot taken during the city tennis tournament competition Tuesday. Crawford, seeded fourth, went
on to win 6-2, 6-2 over Mills ond odvonc to the quarter-finals of the tournament, which ends with final matches Sun
doy or the Moore park courts.
Doe-Kills Banned In Entire
State, Commission Intimates
Dr. George R. Adler, returalnf
from Portland and aa appearance
before the state tame commission,
leuoited that there probably will be
no doe kills In the entire state this '
year.
Hi Is chairman ot the local Klam
ath Sportsmen's association, an or-
BROWNIES POUND OUT
22-3 WIN OVER CATS
By The Associated Pi tea
The Red dine Browns pounded
out 21 hits off five Santa Rosa
hurlers Wednesday night to vis a
lop-aided 23-3 victory.
Winning Pitcher Jim Howard
turned tn a nifty four-hitter while
Teammate Al Kruk ex-Santa Rosa
player hammered out two homers
to drive in fire runs and lead the
team's hitting.
Pittsburg's Lou Bronzan hung
up his fifth win of the season,
against one loss, as the Diamonds
defeated the Medford Nuggeu. 6-S.
It was their 14th win In their
last It starts.
The Marysville Brave squared
ttieir aeries with Willows at a
game each aa they handed the
Cardinals a 6-1 defeat
Dick Smith. Braves' hurler. gave
up seven hits, walked one and
struck out 11.
The Vslleo Chiefs and Klamath
Palls Oems wre idle.
The line scores:
R It K
Medford 030 003 000 1 1 4
Pittsburg 010 140 71x 11 0
Jones, Roach (6 and Reagan;
Bronzan and Martin.
Redding 306 032 17022 21
Santa Rosa . 010 010 100 3 4 7
Howard and Johnston: Perotto,
Telle 3. Kornahrena (3), Cone
(7), Adams lS.
Willows 002 000 0002 7 3
Marysville 100 013 lox 6 6 3
Dudrey and Graves, Storm; D.
Smith and Carr.
tarnation-which annually has gone
to bat against doe kills ot the type
which hare in the past been sanc
tioned for Lake and other counties.
The game commission has made
no provision for any special doe sea
sons this fall and has set the regular
deer season for the first 20 days In
October.
The commusion likewise. Dr. Ad
ler pointed out. said there will be a
dove season for this area unless pre
vented by the government, although
no provisions for such a season were
written Into the IMS hunting regu
lations. Last year the commission
snd finally the governor turned
Klamath county down on a dove
season.
There will be no pheasant season
for Lake county except in the Sum
mer lake valley, Dr. Adler reported.
Chiloquin Tops
Girls League
Chiloquin. on top of the girls soft
ball league with three wins and no
loan, goes to bat against the
Sparkles tonight on Altamont field.
Tuesday night Chiloquin defeated
the Hasbins 12-7.
Tonight's other game at Altamont
puts the Hasbins against the Mer
rill Teen-Agers. Tuesday the
Sparkle defeated the Patriots 10-S.
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