WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21,1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ROUNDUP
'By Hugh Fullerton
: NEW YORK, Sept. 31 W) - Ited
Rulfe, who hd charge of the De
Irult firm eyatem before ha m
promoted to the manager's pout, In
In the unfortunate position of not
being able Ui blame anyone flu lor
till troublre. . , Detroit, Die hottest
train In the American league tor a
while, began to slip when George
Kell waa hurt and Red la llmllng
that he not only haunt adequate re
placements now, but the pniecU
fur help from the farnu next year
are poor. . , , "Not a flrat baae
man In sight and we aim need
liard-hltllng outlleldrra and a Idl
er," la Rolfe'a romplalnt. . , , Word
(rum Cleveland la that Hank Clreen
ter has abandoned whatever effort
he waa making to buy the Indi
ana. . . Hank couldn't ralae the kind
of money Hill Vreck wanla and
there'a aorne question whether any
prospective buyer will get It up tor
a club that la beginning to (how
I la age. . . .
Dirk Mela, who'll abandon the
golf trail next aummer to run a
gulf and riding achool on hla aixjo
acre ranch near Arkanaaa City.
Kanaaa, flgurea to make more
dough that way than he would In
tournament. Mrti aaya he haa had
more than M Inquiries about the
three-month courae, but he'll only
acre,l 30 klda who'll pay tiooo
apiece for the courae. . , If Dick
nreda an asalatanl In thla ranrhlng
golflng propoaltlon. the nbvlotu guy
aeetna to be Juhnny Bulla.
Korky (iraslan haa a uaual ex
planation for hla difficulty In getting
off agalnat Charley Puaarl. . . In
training camp, the Rock explalna.
he fought four-mlnul rnunda and
thoae three-minute aeaalona aeemed
to end too quickly. Al that, you
can't help applauding Jerry Mitch
ell a crack that Oraslano and Pu
aarl were the brat combination aeen
around aerond baae at the polo
grounda thla aummer. , . Johnny
Hye. Allatale aelerUnn In three
a port a at Ruaaelvllle. Arkanaaa
high and on of the moat aought
after athletea In the atate, haa turn
ed up on the Vanderbllt freahman
fnotball aquad. , . Reaaon la that
Johruiy'a father la a Vanderbllt grad
, , . Maybe next aeaaon you can
have a vandy sandwich rye be
Iween two big hama.
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"l k" pwaing inai.na lo hiihi
Notre Dame next Saturday Juat be.
raua Prank Leahy flgurea the 47-3
victory hla flrat elrlngrra acored ov
er the aeconda ahowed weakneaa In!
reaerve atrength. . . Honey Ruuell
who returned thla fall aa He ton Hall
baaketball coach, gtartd hla varal
ty and freahman aquada to work
laat Thuraday. . , What became nt
the football aeaaon?. , , The wood
en atanda at the U. of Michigan
baeeball field built In l0T will be
replaced with ateel before next
eprlng. Muat be the game la here
to atay. Nnlaleit player on the De
troit Liona aquad la reported to be
Pullbark John Hollar. A team that
beau Hollar ahould be able to drum
up aome buUneaa.
nr.iiTS laht NimiT
Walerbory Willie Pep. 1M, Hart
ford, a topped Eddie Compo. 124 ',
New Haven. 1 itltlr).
KLAMATH FALLS armory
' 3 GALA MATINEES
THUR., FRI. & SAT.
THUR. & FRI. .r 3:45 and 8:15
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AMAZINGLY AUDACIOUS
ADVENTURES ALOFT
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WHOPPERS These rainbow trout were cought by Howard
Wilson, left, and Poul Coff of the mouth of. the Williamson
river. The longest measured 34 inches and weighed 16'i
pounds. Both ore Klomath Foils men.
PANCHO TURNS PRO
NFW YORK. Brpt. 31 (JTV- Prom ,
now on Richard iPancho) Uon.
talea will play tennla for money In
atrad of fun and glory.
The 31-yrar-old Mexican-American
from Lua Angrlea, winner of
the U. 8. amateur alngUa Utle thla
and laat year, hardly had hopped
off a plane from hla home town
yriterday before he signed a one
year contract to play Jack Kramer
Major League
LEADERS
By The Aaaorlalrd Preaa
A.Vtr.KIC'AN LFAtit r.
lulling Williams, Boston, JM
k, Detroit, 3i
aim imimh in 1 1 1 uub-
ton. IU; Htephena. Boaton, 1M.
Home Rune Wllliama, Boatnn.
w. BW)hWBi ivtun, 39.
Pllrhlng Kinder, Boatnn. 31-5.
tOt; Paniell. Boaton. 34-3. 7"4.
NATIONAL I.KAtil'K
Batting Robin aon. Iliuoklyn,
J4: Hlaughter. 8t. Iiula. 343.
Hunt Batted In Rnblnaon. Brook
lyn, and Kiner. Plttaburgh. 119.
Home Runa Klner. Plttaburgh.
SO: Mualal. HI Ixiula. 33.
Pllrhlng Wllka. Bt. Loula. 10-3.
let: Rue and Branca. Btooklyn,
13-6. .333.
Heattle John L. Davit. 137. Oak
land, outpointed Joe Vrlei, I3, Se
attle, 10.
Portland I.loyd Marshall. 167,
Sacramento, atopped John L. Bulll
can, IM. Portland, (,
3 GLORIOUS NIGHTS
SAT. 2:15 and 8:15
Everybody'
Favorlt
THE ULTIMATE IN ANIMAL ERUDITION
FRaHK WHtWCK'S MOM ROLAND Cfl I IflUO
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PICTURE tLLTnANId CaatH taeitlMiMiiltlnMmh
6UDZ0VS I KONYOT'S WONDER HORSE I ROBERTA'S
SCOTCH Imiirm tltiiati 11 IiciIIiki I PONY AND
COLLIES I THE BLACK HORSE TROUPE I DOB REVUE
NATAL So-iVi? ? !Kia CLOWNS
Chai & . Tha Boglno Family Cycling.
Somay icratnie, tHiiinmn Himii Sidneys
HOOPLA IN THI SKY hi t Inlil Ullll
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In clnae to 100 matchea around the
country, beginning the night of
October 36 at Madlaon Square Oar
den here.
Bobby Rlggs, promoter of the
tour and alao twice national ama
teur king, algnrd Pancho to a
contract which guaranleea Oon
aalea goo .000 within the next year,
or an option of 30 per cent of the
gate rceeiple.
It la expected that It won't be
long before another double winner
of the amateur title, veteran
Prankle Parker, will Join the pro
troupe.
Irish Nudqe,
;Gophers Bowl,
a a
!Avac (110
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BEATTI.E. Sept, 30 (W Coach
Howie Odrll waa aaked by Inter
vlewera on a radio round-table pro
gram laat night to compare Waah
Ineton'a formidable football oppo-
aitlon of the next two Ra turd ay a
Minneaota and Notre Dame.
nut waa the former Yale men
tor'a reply:
"There'a a difference. Notre
Dame 1 with apllt aecond timing
and fineaaet aort of nudgea you out
of the way; Minneaota knocke you
down and then walka over your
body."
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Briefs
Olson To
Head WU
SEATTLE, He. . 31 Ol'i Chuck
Oltim of Bellluglum, veteran
Waahlngtnn wlnginan, will captain
the Huaklea thla Haturdty agalnat
Minneaota. Two aophomore barka,
Jim Wiley and Kenny Dunn, will
travel with the aquad wher It leavea
tomorrow morning deaplf Injurlea
that have had them ailing
WALLA WALLA, Sept. 31 (yP)
Upwarda of 76 gollere will begin a
three-day arramble Saturday for
honora In the Pacific Northweat
oin golf tournament over the
Walla Walla country club courae.
Rated among the early favurltea
are Ray Weaton of Bpokane, ataud
out north westerner In thi national
amateur: Ted Nelat. former local
pro; Beattle'a Porky Oliver and
Portland'a Al and Emery Zimmer
man, the former trying to repeat
honora won on the tame courae In
1UJ8.
Eighteen holea are acheduled for
both Saturday and Sunday with 39
holea billed for Monday.
SEATTLE, Sept. 31 of) Irlah
Boby Murphy oil Loa Angelea and
Seattle a Eddie Cotton will tangle In
a 10-round main event here Octo
ber 4, Promoter Jim Pltten aaid
laat night. They are light heavy
weight. EUGENE. Ore.. Sept, 31 UrV-The
Oregon Ducka pollahed up a little
ured portion of their offerue yea
terday aa they prepared for their
ataaon'a flrat coaat conference foot
ball claah.
Coach Jim Aiken ran the grid
drra through a atlif paaalng drill.
phaae of the game In which the
week-end opponent- Idaho report
edly ahowed one of It weak apola
laat Saturday.
MOSCOW, Idaho. Sept. 31 OP)
Poaaible kxa of Reaerve Halfback
Dick lorn for the remainder of
the aeaaon hit the Idaho Vandal
football team today. lorn re-ln-Jured
a knee yesterday.
Coach Dixie Howell, preparing
hla aquad for Saturday' tilt with
Oiegon. devoted yraterday'a prac
tice aeaalon to paaaea offerulvely
and defenalvely.
Softball Champs
PHOENIZ. Art!.. Sept. 31 OPI
The Phoenix. Ariz.. A-l Queen are
the new world champion of the
National Softball congreaa women's
tournament.
They won the title laat night by
blanking the Oklahoma City Sooner
Queen 6-0 behind the one -hit
pitching of Caroline Morrta. The
victora nicked Alma Wilson, the
loaer. for tlx hit.
The A-l Queena succeed the New
Oriean champion In the chain
pionahlp poet.
Proof that the Cardinal made an
error In Belli ng Murry Dlckaon to
Plttaburgh came In Dlckaon flrtt
tart agalnat hi former mate. He
beat them 7-1.
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PEOPLE'S CHOICEJoe Page
easily could be swept in as
New York's fire chief as the
result of the big left-hander'
brilliant relief pitching for the
Yankees that is corning him
the American league's most
valuable player award.
18-Monrh-Old Baby
Drowns In Pond
TILLAMOOK, Sept. 21 lAT h e
le-montrt-old daughter of a boat
mlahap victim of laat November
drowned yeaterday In a flah pond
at Uie rear of her grandmother aea
lde nome.
The child waa the daughter of
Mr. Maxlne O'Dell. Her father
waa one of two men drowned in
Tillamook bay last November 3.
Polio Funds Box
In Tuleloke
TULKLAKE. Sept. 31 Dona
tion for Tulelake'a emergency
polio drive may be left In a box
provided at the Tulelake Drug
store or sent direct to Mrs. Don
Potter, chairman of the drive.
8lnce the campaign did not get
under way on schedule, date for
completing It has been extended to
September 29.
DiMog Sick
NEW YORK, Sept 31 OPI The
New York Yankees announced to
day that their star outfielder. Joe
DiMagglo, waa Buffering from a
vims Infection but "should be up
and around within about a week."
DiMagglo, who haa not played
since last Saturday, was reported to
be "much Improved" since yester
day. His fever waa down today and
he waa eating with a normal appe
tite, aaid a statement Issued by
Arthur Patterson, tha club secretary.
How can we mist? With the
New Hudson winning new
friends coast to coast we natural-
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higher here in this area!
So right now we're offering
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Hudson's sweeping sales success
provides you with your chance to
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Come in! Enjoy a thrilling Reve
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Star Victory, Acorn
Defeat Would Assure
Tie For Hollywood
By The Aaaoelaled Preaa
Hollywood' Star can clinch a tie
for the Pacific Coaat league pen
nant tonight If aecond place Oak
land lose to Portland.
Then the pennant acramble will
be what golfer call a dormle match,
five down and five to go. In any
cane, three Oakland loaaea or three
Hollywood victories between now
and Monday will give Pred Haney'i
Comet a clean cut champlonahlp.
Tueaday night the Twin top
ped the Seattle Rainier on a
masterful three hitter by Pinky
Wood. It wu the klng-alzed right
hinder fourth ahutout of the aea
aon and his 23 Red victory. Tne
Hollywood bunched hit In the
second, third and fifth Innings to
win by a 4 to 0.
But Oakland Acorns hung on
tenaciously to remain four games
off the pace. Although their
chances of taking the flag now are
about as slim aa a wasp'a waist, the
Oakland aren't tossing In the towel
yet.
Forest Staff
Change Gives
Bates Boost
Forester W. E. Bate of the Rogue
river national forest staff Is being
promoted and transferred to the
regional forester'a staff In Portland
to replace N. L. Wright of the di
vision of timber management, re
tired, on October 3. It haa been an-
Batea became a member of the
Rogue river fore. staff In Febru
ary 140 and has been In charge ox
thi division of timber management
of the supervisor's office.
For the present. Forester M. L.
Tedrow will be assigned timber
carried by Forester Bate In addi
tion to hi present responsibilities
except fire control activities which
are being added to the division o?
engineering headed by Forest En
gineer Loyd Bransford.
Tedrow has been a member of the
Rogue river forest since 1934 except
during the years 1936 o 1939 when
he served on the Colvllle national
forest with headquarters at Repub
lic. Wash.
Bransford was transferred to the
Rogue river national forest from
Alaska In April 1944 and has since
served on the forest supervisor'
ttaff.
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Thi can happen only when valu-wl
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In performance, for example,
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And when you visit us, bring
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They got to Portland for two runa
In tha ninth Inning and a 1 to 3
triumph. Mel Duezabou'a base
knock drove In tha winning run.
At Sacramento, meanwhile, the
third place Solona dumped Ban
Pranclsco, 6 to 3. Rookie Bill Wil
son and Joe Marty collected four
hit each to pace Sacramento'a at
tack. Wilson a repertoire Included
a homer In the seventh.
Last place Loa Angelea continued
a long overdue winning atreak by
whipping Ban Diego, I to I. Cece
Oarriotts 10th Inning single sent
Oordy Ooldsberry across with the
winning run. Tha Angela collected
14 hit off two Padre moundsmea
All games were series openers.
Wedneadsy night schedule and
probable aeartlng pitchers:
Los Angelea (Bob Kelly, (-15) at
San Diego (Dick Barrett, 10-.
Seattle (Ouy Fletcher, 33-11) at
Hollywood (Oordy Maltzberger, 17
10). Portland (Red Lynn. 9-1$) at
Orkland (Earl Harris t, 4-3).
San FrancUco (Al Lien. 17-16) at
Sacramento (Mai Mallette, 6-6).
Klamath Business
Census Completed
The 1949 busines census for tha
department of commerce, bureau of
the census, haa been completed In
Klamath county and record have
been forwarded to Washington.
D. C. It waa announced today by
Mrs. Oertrude Arnold of Bend, dis
trict supervisor.
Mrs. Arnold said the population,
farm and agriculture census for the
1950 reports, would be conducted
here early In the spring.
Red Cross chapter noma service
families waa begun during the first
world war.
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Turkey Men Plan
Support Fight
CORVALLI8, Sept. 31 bSv-Ora.
fon Turkey Improvement associa
tion member were told yeaterday
to work for elimination of weight
discrimination in federal price sup
port.
W. T. fletlrta. retlrlne nraalflenL
aald the existing; regulations wer
uniair to producers 01 heavy birds.
He said any permanent farm legi
latlon should nlaca turk.va en th
same parity price percentage baslg
aia wneat ana oiner Dsaio crops, ,
SPIRIT UNDKR-FOOT
MUNICH, Germany. (IPl . An
elderly Bavarian town clerk had
so much pain In his feet that ha
went to ae the doctor. When tha
doctor counted 31 coma on hla feet,
the clerk said proudly: "That many
they don't even have In America.
'It's our
family's whiskey,
neighbor-and
tasty as the
day is long!"
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National Automobile Dealers Associ
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show "atep-down" designed Hudson
commanding top prices in the nation's
used car marketal
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