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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DIOCKMHKK 7, lll.r)l IIKilAI.U AM) NIOW.V KLAMATH FALLS. OltiOliON HAi.r: 111 iit:i:n S or i ri.r Reversal cage scores Expected By Major SQUAS 1 81 RECALL TAYLOR COACH OF THE YEAR II V JOK It I'K III ! II f'OI.IJMUUH, O . t,H -. AlthouuU (he minor Irnuurt votrtl over ulitliiilnily l wipe out bnirlmllA ?l-litiir rrrnll rulr, ilir taiiiir will Kiniiln tn I'lr hioka, nil liiliinnit! pull "I ilir lug Icugue clul null inifd lutlny. The rulr, which I'rp.i. p'ranl: Hhuiiilmrtny ol Hi a Itilcrtiulloiinl r.ignp tlffe-rlbrd s "even a bin lir iltrem lo llir ulrmtiirn ul the minora tlinn nptloimidr brnndiaM ln mid trlcviaiiiu l major Icaiiue B iinc." hint long form a "ne point Kill) t:ic lllllr Icllowv Their con l:inl rry hi bern thul the till' 1 1 IK tlinn ol Uirlr J tun cut kill ull lite elleiitlaiitc. The rulo allows the major In re.all Ihnr o'ltioncil nlayrra bv riving only one rial's itotlrr. In litis wny. the pnrrnt rlutn cm rliutilr lltfir players buck ami (urlli III villi I IOSSI I) OCT 1 lly n 41 to trvrn count, the I minory Irotturit voted lo Ion the ' nils 3ul llm window. Thin iiirunn i lint b player, oure rent down, inu.il reinmn lor the enure minor Iraiiue aeason Imluillnii playolla. 'I he nialora, however, aluo ntuil itn-.M lliu ainenilmrnl In order 10 kill the rule. ITilK. however, ones not neem likely unltna there l.i a chanue ol heart between how and next Mon day when the vole coinea up A poll ol it majority of the bin leaiiue rlubi allowed thai at Irani live clubt In the National Drook Ivn. New York. lit. Uiuia. I'lillii delphla and lloaton-and lour clubt In the American New YorK, tr Holt, ponton and Philadelphia-will vote atalnnl the amendmriil. Ilial leaven only three, in the National and lour In the American who are hkely to back the mlnon, far t-liort of the needed majority. or us The minora, however, won an Im portant point w hen they voted uiiun imouxly lo aet up a new ' open" claudication. This was interpreted ai tremendoua victory lor the Pacific Coal league which lia been clamoring lor higher aialua lor yearn. Naturally, coa.il leaguer were Jubilant over their victory lor spe- lal reconnlllon. With the approval ol the majora, which wan expected, ihey expect to apply "rutM away" tor the "open" rank, one Mep high er than Triple A. Al Uie present lime Ihero are three Triple A Iranuen-the International, Ameri can and PCI . I nsT draft The "open" clam would permll fie PCI. to have tiral drall rlffrilR Iron lower claialllrallan leatiue.-.. ulie u-i own drall lr loin SU,UO.i 111. 000. enable IU piavera to extra vear Hour 'O nvei vers th r'gm ol dralle:t. " ' PCL Is the only minor league lo meet all Hie re qu'rrmrnt. To move up Irom Triple A to "open' clawullcauon. a lentue miiat have an amrexatc population of 10.000.004, a total park capacity ol 150.000 no aalary limit end on average aiienaanee 01 j. 600,000 over the pat.1 live year; Nine Ink For Basin Cage Play Nine Irani' aired Intention ol entering the Klamaih Ilu.iln bn.skci ball league la.M night and alx more may come In before next Tuendays meeting In the. clly hall. The next meellim la scheduled foi" Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. At Hint time, Pres. Harold Hendrlckson hope to draw un a schedule. En try leea of 13ft per team should be m at the meeting, the deadline for cntrv In the Inr-liung cage circuit. Teams In now are Klamath Bona, rteaiiv I.akera. Chlloouln. Dorrla. Jnyhawka. Keno. Malln. Merrill VFYV and the 'luieiaac inn. Thot.e who moy set In are Bly, Rnrinm niver. Bealtv. Townles Tnlelnke Mormons. Henley and Lnngell Valley. Tlie league hopea lo Up off short lv ler the first ol the year on a ximJuv and Thursday schedule. Managers or anonsora wanting to enter i he leactte are asked to notify Hendrlckson by meeting enl last nlcht okayed a Basin league playoll amonn the ton lour teams, mil neinyea n enswer on the Bnsln-Clty playoll. an annual leature. HOW TO PLAY Mrs- TO YOUR FAVORITE MAN Wvninliif 'A H'HiUrin Ht1 itl ' f-,,,,1.,,. t Ul..ir tt jut-.,, i. Knmuru huif 7u a num. nuit lord, todny v, itM imiurd the Foo( : of IS ovrr Gen. Ftbrt Ncyland. .f Urt.uii. i bull Coarh of the Yrur In u tmllol Tcnnciincr coach, and 3fl over CUr- f::r;n..,,j';L"i'f'flnT v-Mrsimd ! t.,biif.i bv York i clflo ftj llmi in il in. ii Mm, mint ri.uii.r t-t... ,,uu; hia, ff.n.,1 into , iu. New Haven, conn, unociiea Snead, Bolt In Tee Lead MIAMI, Fla.. tf It appeared that par fchooteri would be out of Hie rtlOflfV a til Ntwnnri murui , , I ''nee BlKt(.M Munn of MichlKan br7n today In the I10.0O0 Miami Cnldwrll of Princeton. Ilie 31-year- , 8,tWf. Caldwell waa fourth. 0.5-n aolf lournamenrm; drS! oia tuior win receive a nunc piaque ut a dinner Jan. 10 at Cincinnati during the frMlball coaches' aato ctation convention. Of the 422 votei rant. Tavlor received 102. 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Nell Memorial Plaque for having done Ihe moat for boxlna clurltiK Ine yetf. Thr plariue la named In honor of Neil. Aanorinled Pre aiwrti writer who wii killed in 1537 while rervlni; at. a war corre.-)ondcnl In Bpalu. Iho lloi o Dowl III Ida 111 at j euriout Bum aa head couch, nucceeda ChurleaiN J. 'I, New Bedford, Ma- Mllte Dlllo . knocKea Dixon, 1U3, Princeton, InR champion Sammy Enead and 'oinmv Bolt of Durham, N. C, In the lead. ihe cmooth. level. 4510-yard Miami Springs municipal course moved to be duck soup for Snead, Bolt and a host of other playera In yesterday's opening 18-hole trial. The leaders whacked fix strokes off par with Ms and 2D others came In a stroke or better under the par '.'.rut ct JJ-S5 7(V Mana ger H. H. Arnold aald Uin couras would be lengthened to 1000 yards alter the field la trimmed tomor row irom the original lil to Ihe low 40 pros and 10 amateurs.' Snead and Bolt, hot after Ihe 43000 top prize In the first major tournament of the Florida winter season, finished Ihe first round with a two-stroke margin over Uie field. IF YOUR CREDIT'S GOOD . . . it's good with us ! Painting Body and Fender Work Motor Tunc-up Motor Overhauling Clutch - Transmis sion and Radiator Repairs. Anderson Auto Service 632 Walnut By tho Pott Office mama Enjoy -the one STRAIGHT BOUEBON irom Keniucty' rarllsnd, Me-Dlck Lundy. 151. Portland. Me. outpointed Billy Maya. Kit. Ilualon. 8. Expert Gun Repairing and Robluinq THE GUN STORE M w j, 42k flia V I j :i tlj.uuu. rnnoie B'ay an extra yeai anil mve IIS playr lrmiipt 10 m (trail f, Kl preieni, Uie I I Give Her ... i !-j The Beit Of j ii Watches & Jewelry j Slop In At Konny Alliion'i I !p WATCH SHOP f I) Oregefl Llcenied Watchmekcr f ,j'U4 (oil Main Phone 4679) H till mini nut ""cm khiiuii llUlirt Milky ""nun, ll J. C. RENEE 1019 Main StT,; V 'Wui utwJ I tliaf Kenjucldans -fliemselves tuy (and serve) mosf ofien. III pan nr. 1 1 r f i;i tiu 01 Every Ounce a Man's "Whisky! THIS WHISKY IS 4 YEARS 010 lattV TIWI5 eiSTlltUT COMSANY Ii PROOF towfivtfla f, S.atftly SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 ! WW ... .11 !- . a i aw a iwi a juo-lJ LLUr u - 1 - a mm. i pi? i maw in iri niiirt iiif TinwriT"" it i Fin Car Hooter Improved Allstale C 'n'i' Miutrol Groy.... , 17.45 '. fait wena comfort prleid lo loval o-in. faa, doptadoblo 6-volt aiolor dtHvtfl 140 cv. ft. of worm ok par ailavte. i Allstate Anti-Freezo Permonsnt Type .n''-5i,t Gallon, Con 3.29 Oai fllllna toil! oil winltr, woa't boll war. Glycol typo. Buy al Start, aow. Alliloro Parmoaonf, Oal. Cos. . . Tonight And Saturday Only! $ ) TRADE-IN on &y your old battery Allstate Battery A'rinviiiii r - viuaraniee ta t- inat.ii.ti and your old battery 45 or more Chem-Set processed p full sixo heavy duty plates. Auto matic no-spill safety vent caps. ' 300-amp. starting power. Save now at Scars! . Tire Skid Chains 7.15 4.00x16 Doublt Ihlck ai polatt of er.oolttt woar. Glvo tide Iractloa la ruti. Slip for motl con. Emergency Chains 5.C8 ' Stt el 6 Htavy.duty fwlit link lypo. fHickltl caa'l epea by Ihomiolvot. Hoevy strop woa't slip. Duy anything totaling $20 or more on Sears easy payment plan! cSoty&dZw ftmaMcw m? fart" SEARS 133 So. 8th Phone 5188 MEN Here's more ideas to help your Christmas shopping .' '. ideas I hope will stop some "head-scratching." Everything you find in this column is worthy of your consideration ... I wouldn't even care if you read it twice ... as long as you get what is intended -IDEAS! Ol' POPS is not as "spry" as he used to be but he's bat lied the snow, the slush, and the blizzard to give this 'info" to ya, so READ IT, dern you, read it! Yours truly, YUKON POP SHS'LL SAY "It's what I've been wanting for years:" when she opens the package containing TEXAS-WARE dinnerware molded of MELMAC from ROBERT'S HARDWARE, 127 South Sixth. One less care for busy Mothtrsl No more worry about chip- Red or broken dishes. lo more "don'ts" tc little helpers. TEXAS WARE, molded of Mel mac, the new wonder material, i s dinner ware she'll be proud of for Sunday best, yet takes rugged, three meal a dav family wear. She'll like its five swell colors . . . Desert Tan, Bermuda Coral. Green, Yellow and white ... all made to go together. No cor- n?rs to collect food, no fussiness to get out of style. TEXAS-WARE from ROBERTS is designed for lasting good taste, and you'll have it a long, lon-j lime! The money you save on break age alone, builds a beautiful cet for you. Relax with TEXAS-WARE. BE WARE though . . . there is a differ ence! Other products mav aopear to be like TEXAS-WARE, but looks cs'i be deceiving. TEXAS-WARE, avail able at ROBERTS, is superior in styl ing, color, finish, chip and break re sistance, wearability and desirability. It is even different from other table ware molded of MELMAC, for tho producers of TEXAS-WARE have the "know-how" necessary to make the finest. Start with a 20 piece set, -tdd to it from time to time from the com plete stock (in all colors) at ROBERTS, 127 South Sixth. Make it a practicrl gift . WARE. make it a gift of TEXAS- ONCE IN A LIFETIME events yo'.t can capture for a life time in actiri with a BELL & HOWELL movie camera from BUD'S PHOTO SHOP, 1031 Main. Kiddies' party . . . and with your BELL & HOW ELL you catch ths children's delight, un posed and completely natural. WIDE OPEN SPACES . . . vacation memories that will live forever o n film. BABY'S AFTERNOON NAP . . . and as he wakes there's another precious moment your BELL & HOWELL can capture for you for ever. Countless hap penings recorded on film to be en joyed in the years to come bv you and your friends ... go to BUD'S PHOTO SHOP and take a look rt these movie cameras. Do yourself and your family a great favor . . . start this Christmas with your bio graphy on film. Don't sav "remem ber when ..." Show the'm with movies! BUD'S PHOTO SHOP has everything for the camera hobbyM . . . cameras, film, supplies for a'l phases of photography. You know, don't you, ol' buddy, that your senre of value doesn't have to be too sharu to understand the importance a movie camera can attain now or any lime. -Especially in these days of unrest" and indecision, there has to be a time for relaxation, a time when we can group our family together and have a little fun ... a few laughs . . . with the knowledge that there's mora where that came from, for you, with your BELL & HOWELL movie camera. I can't think of a hobby, of any kind, that has more honest-to-goodness value than home moviss, can you? QUIT PLANNING ... do it now. Go to BUD'S PHOTO SHOP, tell then you want to see those BELL & HOW ELL cameras POP'S been shoutin? about. Pick one up, look through tha view finder, think of the happy events you'll present to your "living room movie fans." Movies can't heln but b "BETTER THAN EVER." BELL A HOWELL, the master of all movie cameras (guaranteed for lite) aro priced from 79.93 ... at BUD'S PHOTO SHOP, 1031 Main. MEN, YOUR PROLEM'S SOLVED! Here's a gift you can buy for MOM that's a sure-fire "pleaser" of the first water, and it'll cost ya just half. ana in most cases, less than half, what you'd expect to pay. Thave i reterence to the new "Air-Flow" clothes' drier manufactured bv Nemco and made avail sble to you by MER IT'S, 609 South Sixth. Here's the story. The "Air-Flow" i? a portable drier to be used to do ALL the drying, doing "the job efficiently, using less space, and without the usual high installation cost. Instead of using the absorption method used by most other driers, "Air-Flow" uses just what the name implies ... a warm flow of air cfrculain? around and through the clothes, drving then without depositing steam throuehef the house ... a feature that MOM will definitely like. The "Air-Flow" is completely automatic. There is no ouestion that all driers are ood . . . because of the iob they perform . . . estiecially in the Klamath country where the weather is as unored'ctahle as old man M?lik, the Red. In the winter, to get clothes dry on the line h either sher luck or the will of the Almighty. In the summer time it'3 more than likely to blow un a good balthy duster not to mention tho ('ogs. flies, and the black snow tbat has its own way of singling out the rice white sheets . . . yes, driers ara ?U good but then there are draw backs too. The initial cost is certainly not les than onefourth of a thousand dol- brs. wiring could easily cost another 50 to 100 dollars and venting isn't ex sctly a free item, not even mention-i-l the ho' in the floor or wall. With "Air-Flow" you soend less than St 50. No installation, just plug it in. It's portable . . . roll it any place you want. No ventin necessary and thers 1- n't a lint problem (no fire hazard in the vent route). It has other uses too, such as, a hair drier (the attach ment comes with it) or a ventilator in the summer (open the lid, shut off the heat, and back it up to an open window). All in all. your money is well spent, if it's an "Air-Flow" this Christmas from MERIT'S. Phone 2- 3429, ask MERIT for a demonstra tion in the home, learn the finer ta'ls. Us? vour pood credit at MER IT'S. 609 South Sixth. 5 LEE HENDRICKS DRUG STORE has become such a habit for me to shop there, I almost overlooked the fact that it is one of the outstanding s.ores in Klamath Fall! and should certainly bs included in this column.. Considering POP'S pledge to report onls really worthwhile items of interest. LEE HEND RICKS DRUG STORE h a "natural." There's gift? v aplenty . . . for every member of . the family (including yourself, ol" buddv). Listen to thesa brand names for WOMEN . . . COTY, YARDLEY, HOUBRIGANT, OLD SPICE, ELMO, EVENING IN PARIS, and many others that will be wel come to her this Christmas. For vet MEN there is YARDLEY, OLD SPICE, KINGS MEN, HIS, SEAFORTH, ti mention a few. At LEE HENDRICKS, DRUG STORE, get vour PRESCRIP. TIONS filled, your PIPE TOBACCO stock refilled, a good book, and for "out-of-town" gifts . . . buy them, have them gift wrapped, and mailed ... all at the same time. On? Ston ShoDoing at its best at LEE HEND RICKS DRUG STORE. "BUY THE LOW WAY ON THE HIWAY," is nc exaggeration. For a convincer ... try it! By the way, friend, on your home from work one of these davs, stoo al LEE HENDRICKS DRUG STORE al 2212 South Sixth, and buy the wife i box of CANDY ... she may have had a rough day, too. HEY DAD? CALL MOM! I gotta tell her what I found at RUDY'S. Slippers for men like I never saw before. EVANS, by name, they're built t9 last at least a million miles with 5 styles to choose from. The ones that impressed me the most were lined with AL PACA WOOL . . . Now ht me tell you what an Alpaca is. It's a domes ticated. South American sheeplike critter resembl ing the Llama, havint long, soft, silky hair or wool. He grows 5 feet tall! This wool, strangely, is warm in winter arid cool in summer. EVANS slippers are rugged but soft, a gift HE can "stand an " Un'll I .ii . r. it . . v " ue a" me aa Jectives which denote comfort. OK you can go back to the dishes now' out dont forget to go to RUDY'S and get poor old Dad a pair of comfy. Alpaca lined. EVANS slinners . . . . w ?kr t0 you' chum- Did vou kno" inat ALL merchandise at RUDY'S is NEW! Yes Sir . . . everything A xning and everything that tho well rressed man needs for work, for dress or for those leisure hours. Pro per dress for every season "up-to-the-minute" stvle for the young and the old it's all at RUDY'S, 600 Main. We re going into a time of year or better yet taking another loathesome look at that horrible snow outside, we're IN a time of year that we must tT.VJj2r th9 rather. Wools from RUDY'S are just the ticket . . . shirts, , flacks, socks, too-coat . . . -LL otuKNu new at RUDY'S. Overshoes In IrnMn.in ...I ... . . ' anuus ai.vies ior use inis winter ?nd many -winters to come, so . . . fion't eet your feet wet ... get to RUDY'S n?ht away. I'd like to tell you about the slacks at Rudv's. You're bound to find the right pair. Tweeds and gabardines in what it looked to me like, every conceivable color known to man. Browns, blues, grevs, tans, greens, and every combination of colors thereof. Lounging paiamas too, for these long winter evenings. A good book, one or two (or three) "Tom and Jerry's", your favorite overstuffed chair and you're all srt . . . without a dnubt. REMEMBER these names from RUDY'S . . . VAfl HSUSEN, LEU. WILSON, ESOUIRF, BOTANY, FREEMAN. SCULLY, HEADLIGHT, EVANS. ARROW . . . to m?ntion a few. Th? "RUDY'S LOOK" is a mark of distinction. V Rm b i llrt of tome of Ihe ring (Teals who foutlit under names other than thou they Inherited. RING NAME REAL NAME blarney ieicnei B-.intuaut mecEi Jack Sharker John Cucoaliry Johnny Dundee Joseph Carror "Jersey Joe" Walcott Arnold Cream .it Geerio Washington, who became fl"t president of the USA, won the bare knuckles championship of the Colony of. Virginia, In 1748. He had lo meet only a few foemen, since fist flthts then were few and bruisers hardly known . . why Georie, you dldn'l tell us! Probably the greatest weight redncer of II time, In boxing, was Johny Dundee, He engaged In about 307 bouts, and had to take off a about It pounds for each. He boxed a a feather, bantam, light weight, and later, as a welterweight. In 1923, while Eugene Crlque held the bantam (1!8 lb.) crown, he was matched to meet Dundee who, at the time, boxed at 171 On fight day, few months later, Dundee weighed In at under Ul lbs, and took the crown from Crlque.