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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1952)
THURSDAY, FEDRUAUY 7, 1052 TIME OUT! mimw. 2 "Wouldn't hit man wearing (lHra, would you, Dukuii?" Three Tie In Shoot three rlller. lied lr lop honors Bun-isy I., the Klamath On.. Mulrt weekly trnhoot on Its Wocua '' , . , ., ,, Bud Cloake. J. M. Adams and Bill Davis ...Isscd Just ", WJT' In the ID-yard cvcui to post ""U K1"Z; ...m,. .!,. M.liuned (or the reiular handicap competi tion, drew a large crowd ol par ticipators. Hie Clun Clllb'a regular weekly ahoot oea on again Sunday, 111:30 a in. . Olher eror-.! a. m. amiih .. ... i'irrn ro ,. ' w. II Cooler - a E. Ilrliroll 1 jeniea Wu.enbark J. Marlln 44 4 Klmar Hramlftt . - Varn Moor , . R I). lUatianuin ... Jim Calahan j, C. C. (oiiUon ........ .. r C llroyl . .. Jim IHlun . 1'nm Carland ji-ihot only U Urgrli. .17 St rn. ftnorlt Cqutpnvcnt .... 5 I 13 .MtJ UcmI ... 5 ir Hall a Il'Hjy and Fndfr .. ... 4 2 Walrh 0pir 34 CuntmtUilng .24 Ml ,.U1 jitinci . . 4 - fteorlni leadrrt. Howard Oum-nn, Curtf-'ihinif in:i; HwJr I.untfrir M- Mall 04: Chart" l)Um, UimI At. frank Jm-kiun. Nitort EiiUlLnnonl 0 Rodffor Oil. rirv Hall Wt J. Soillh. fcl'Orli .(itiipinniil, ft), L. .Hnillh, Ulikl AUi BrtHoti, Kn"rini; nr. .M- J. KUumt lluiin. 4: firinm. i Jarkion J 'rrt lhmi' I lln.llKis riaid goau: i)un" noii i.isn i 1. Tri. .1139 ..VI5 .SJ .411 . .Vt .JM raraltr Ka. .1 Sporlt Equip ' M.ftn . r.i uliy No. t -n.i.v rive , . .. . chtn1makrft . . is .. M 17 , 31 1 ..It l . IN 17 14 9fl apnrU Cqulpmvn. 2AIW, r.rutfv So KTI. Mlli tenin Bam' gporu Knulp- . im, l.ii IL.lv. iniN Itlali mntto rlu- t.'lrv Mnnlt ACS, Carl Klolpa MA. Skr.l OConnaU !M0 IHph ainil aatna: Slulpa 32J. OCunnall ul Waldrun J20 Plvlilan ria. i W I. niy Shop M II IKiller Jawali 11 11 Spana Xqu.pmanl M 13 ii.i la rJ (iultaranlpaa 1 1 2" ,7m .fi7!l .37!. MM - liiah Taam aaflea: Sporla Ktilllpntrnl imz. Tt7. Hollar Jwll 3771. Illh laam fama: Dle.el (MH). Sporla Equip Irtant 1W3. Hollar JaweU ' R1. Hmala hiah aartaa: Clava riattiiall d07 R. Caka S.M, C Rannrl. Ml. Sinala Itlfli anme Caka 311, Daan Italaton lit Dannall JTO HOCKEY ' Pacific Coant Hot key By Ihe Aaaorlated Press Taroma 7 Seattle 3 Edmonton 3 New Westminster 1 iWf-i . IN) HUtD, teOtTI ttlTOIt' ; t'i' Diamond Lake Fish Poisoning Restoration of the famed Dia mond lake trout fishery through R total fish poisoning program to . elmilnato trash fish now Infesting the IJ.OOO toot hlp.h Cascade lake Im being studied by the game com mission. If undertaken, the Diamond lake fish rehabilitation protect would ex ceed all olhars In size nnd cost. Before treating Diamond lake with r fish toxin, rotenono, n number of knotly problems would have to be tolvcd. ' It would bo necessary to' lower the lako 20 feet to keep treated lake waters from entering tho Ump qim river watershed through Dia mond lake's outlet, Luke Creek. Maximum depth In Diamond lake 'Is 52 feet. Unless retained until , toxicity vanished, Ihe treated wa iters could efreci. fish Ills In Ihe North Umpqua river. A private engineering firm has aiihmit.ttd a preliminary report on the Diamond lako druinaco prob lem to tho game commission. urnming through n channel would HOTELS OSBURIM HOLLAND IUGENK, 0RI. MEDF0RD Thoroughly Modern Itr. and Mrs. J. E Earlry Proprlctorn and Joo Earley acred Cage Melee Feature Of Full Slate n..,...,1 ffA-l an, I niinnliyl in I llnri for Mr'niitl tiliWM 111 thai Klni.l. nth County high school bakeiball IrnKilo at Irani lor anomer i hours or ao. Ilnl hmfll he torn cliaiuiaa made tomorrow night when these two ivninn tangle on tne acauciiiv lloor III the Ion gome ol a full league "schedule. t Mr l,,fi,f.l(iwllni CIlHo- Oiiln should keep lis unbeaten rec OIU HHIIIil ill loon umy will, urn i I'aiitlirrn traveling to Merrill lor a bout with the Huskies. Ilut the way the lumps nave been Amiclcd around In tbe eight- Irrnll Ihfl HuaklCS COUld provide Hie night's top upset. t.hllouiiin leans wim -v. Heart nnd llononii hold 4-1 ret- ZZn'M.TZ S.' m1..,V lloor In a Ur(, p The fourth till sends Gilchrist, , (x,cupnl ol Ihe cellar, to Bly nx w II. the Bobcats l-4i. preliminary games. In all cases. t 1 0,1"' k- Duncan Third PORTLAND Lowell Kolbnba of Kitflinrn OrcKon maintnlned hl hankeibiill ncorJnK lfnH Ui the OrMioii Collrgliite Conlcrfnc Ut Ho ban 1B3 point. Bob SnHntf. tcBiiuiifttr, In In nrcond place wtth 00 points. Homer Duncun. Ore gun Tech, la third with 08. CAGE SCORES rollers naakctball By The Aaaorlatrd I'reaa FAR WKST Calllnrnla Ti Hawaii 48 Whilller 19 caiiiornin lecn jo California Agglea Ti Soulh"rn Ore gon v Minttisr Wl.iconaln fla Butler 80 Akron 87 Ml. Union 6b ,-.-..... Ill liwluma t'erh 11 Uunia Barbara .Calif.) 68 Emporia btaie (u Teaas Christian 6a Texas AiM 41 nuquenne 64 Niagara 48 Selon Hall 60 Fordham 41 Wet Virginia 80 Norm Carolina oo Columbia 85 Brown 16 Pennsylvania 83 Harvard 48 l.uHalle 103 Geneva 74 l.aKayitle 68 CCNY 49 Army 58 Swarlhmore 48 l'enn Slate 08 RulRcra 53 Vllanova 68 Delnwnre 61 KOITII Kentucky Bt MIsmmIimiI 61 - .. 1 f,,ln fi4 iMIitftlKilppi Htrilo Ti Florida o9 Navy 64 Pitt 44 'Fast Break' ADA. Okla. ' - Perry F. Blay lock used the "fast break" In a baskctbull game nt Latin Wednes day nlttht and disappeared. Blavlork was a prisoner, playing lor llie McAlester State Penitenti ary team. He was serving 10 years lor first degree burglary. Bobby Dodd To ' Head All-Stars . CHICAGO t,f Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd will direct the IBM college all-star squsd In Its Aug. 15 chnrilv football game against the Los Angele Rnma. Selection of the Georgia Tech mentor wiu? announced Wednesday bv Arch Ward, sports editor of the Chicago Tribune, which sponsors the grid classic.. It takes eight caribou skins to l . ...11 ...I, nl CubiHlA flnth. I1M1K.C mil oniw , lug: fJhe shirt or Inner parka with ,1.. I..I. i ... i .4 n nA amImi. narka nil- iinir i, .,v,i.-. vuv w.. . . with the hair outside, pants, aocks Willi iinir in. uuuui aiiu nuvio. Sports Afield. Studied not require critical materials and would be quickest, the report shows, but cost of deepening the outlet 20 feet In solid rock nnd extending tho channel 1700 feet Into Dlnmond lake was estimated at $148,000. Originally barren of fish, Din mond lake wns stocked with rain bow I rout In 1013 nnd in the '20'n the lake beenme fnmed for sire and number of rainbow taken. Six nnd eight pound trout were not uncommon and a record II' t pound rainbow was landed. Aa late ns 1041 n 21 pound rainbow was taken on a lure. In 1040 ronch. a trash fish re lated to enrp nnd Introduced by llve-bnlt fishermen, were noted for the Irst time nt Diamond lake. Fishing deteriorated rapidly follow. Ing tho discovery of roach, In spite of a greatly increased trout stock Inrr program. The giime commission tins ex pended $20,500 since 1946 lo control the Diamond lake roach population, hut. tho trash fish have multiplied faster than they can be destroyed. Expert Gun Repairing and Rcbluinq THE GUN STORE Heart, , PERRY WILLIAMS, letter man Klamath Falls wrest ler, is one of the few Peli cans on the healthy list for appearances Friday, and Saturday in Lebanon and Corvallis. MATMEN BILL 2 MEETS The flu plague and Injuries threaten to end ihe long line of wrestling victories the Pelicans have added up dating buck to early In the 1947-48 season as the Klam ath matmcn prepare to leave for a dmihle rruiL dale this Weekend. Friday afternoon the Pels will be In Lebanon in what promlsea to be the toughest high school competition of many seasons. RKMATCII Saturday mornlns Coach Dutch Simons boys are scheduled to face tho Oregon State Rooks in a F.m.lpli nf a ri-rent meet that saw the Pellcans'wln the second nf four matches with the Rooks. Two times tho tc..ms have tied In their four-meet history. IWwnnn remit erllv will field the h.t iMm In n hlttirv. One of Ihe outstanding bouts will pit Don Dexter, rtlnrnain s unaeieaicu i nnnnder. aaalnst Lebanon's J. C. Thorpe, last, ycar'a 96-pound state champion. CAarh Rlmnni vemterdav counted Ihe following as still groggy from the flu: Orvllle Swindler, Louie Tauchcr. Harold Simmers and Har old Shearer. Floyd Pierce, 175-pounacr. is Miir.iiiir an ear lnturv and may be lost for Ihe season. Doug Cmpbell has baa Knee. Number 7 For Wools 1 nrAnnn Waa1Io tlflV Will Number 7 In the books today after slaiiKhterine Petroffs. 43-5. last night In one game or a aouoie header In the girls city basketball league at Mills, nriooa nernnd tn . the undefeat ed Wools, did an even more con vincing )ob on the Dick B. Miner learn iRockets). The score was 51-8. !," cat daplk. Tllliia labia. Up I 4t- beleea blade and laixa. HQQ5Q with attachmsnt lOw lest motor SPECIAL Vx h.p. ' . JOJM ball-bearing motor 0l 2.50Down 15Monthi To Poy! ' FYOCK'S 1001 Main - Phone 2-2518 -Inch Circular Siw Ijil. I 15" twtng. 33" batwttn canff. ' j SptMdi from 130 to 330 rpm, MlUr tjiuo and rip faaca for aeet ' rata Madint, OJk Itadt Into work. l jtjpn) For larga, waavy worfc. ; LJT Y Rwggad conitructlen. tij tSliek Vtrtlcal 'jzjfcZ?. Drill Pius W' 4- feed. Ckuca to gTrl table, 17": lo Sooi. K fPyTN treelilon feetaret. IIEWALP ANP NEWS. KLAMATO FALLS, OREGON Airt lers Weiser, Faithful Torrid Ralph Welaer and Raymond Faithful got hoop-happy laat night aa the Bcatty bakera ran up 60 point In rammycsckJInx Latter bay SalnU, 80-21, In a KJamath Baaln league make-up game. WHier threw In 30 polnta, rilth ful 39. Bly beat Sprague River. 43-3S, In another game made up Irorn the Jan. 14 anow-out. Box aroraa: ai'SAI.LK (Sal Snail t ' r Lugo T U Walaar II tlamlllon O Unify In U (ll Itl.T t Thrantiar 14 Patrka flunlrv 4 PohU S Varnum I., Hillrhlnaon 2. Spralfot nivar Jackarn. Mly aulM Randbara S. Hall. Davta 4, WcKxIa 3. I.IIK Itll rttt BFATTY SO . Walaar 2fl n. faithful 14 Sandarvllla a Riddle tthlalar 5 r Montlforriary 4 F I'halr C Hallmark 1 ti f.vnrli in G K Walaar t.IS aul Clark. R.atty Heart. Jarkton 3. Copparflald DeMolays Wallop Brethren DeMolay'a Number , 1 tam trounced Its brethren last night, Uie Number 2 team, by a 40-26 score In the feature Victory league basketball game at Falrview. In the other game on the pro gram. Men's Hand Laundry edged Tradea and Industry. - The win gave the DeMolays a &-1 record In league play. Just a whisper behind the unbeaten Metr lers (6-01 and Klamath Pack (6-01. Box aroraa: ll.MOI.AY I lit) ttl DaMOLAT t Plrkall a r Klttrda .Vlahoa 13 , T 9 R- Blatin srlionlera a - - Montlomary t G D. Blahn Smith S C 14 Laraon DrMolay I auha Hilton 1. Damolay 3 auoaPorlar. LAUNDRY tt) Lund t Anderaon T HaoKlna I Sttlaa G ' Gonzalea t Ci laundry auba Ooddard s. fSII Til 4 Moak Rlrhardaon t Sandera 7 Hoafler Koueer Woodard. roll Powall 3. Tatl auoa uyra a. Blevtna 1. Caheon. Cobb 1. Medford Man Fires Perf ecto RENO, Nev. ifi Five Pacific Northwest gunners fired perfect I scores Wednesday in practice I rounds' preceding the four-day. 700- Dira trap snooting louniainciiv Harold's Trapshootlng Country Club here. Perleet scores In the 50-blrd 16- vard event were fired by Arnold kiegger, Seattle, the nation's lead ntr iranKhnnter in 1951: George Jantser, Medford, Ore.: J. Kuck, Ashton, Idaho; wan i-inney, neit, Mont., and Karl Karpf, Cutbank, Mont. l. .. ... , trtilr .tui fiirnaH In 49X50 in the practice handicap, as did Everett Armstrong, Eugene, Ore.: D. M. Davis, Coulee City. Wash.: George Blum, Tillamook, Ore., H. L. Jorgensen, St. Andrews, Wash., and Rieggcr. rich hnnlra aa u-ji now ktlflV them have been used for over 4000 years. Sports Afield. 60-SICOND How to choose your . Have Va oz. of Calvarl put in one glass and the tame amount of any other whiskey in an-othet-wt'thout know inj which ia which. ' WHISKIES DIFFER GREATLY IN TASTE, SO... Be your own whiskey expert I Make this simple taste test between Calvert Reserve and any other whiskey. It will pay you to learn which brand gives you the greatest enjoyment . . .which is smoother, mellower, free from harshness. We believe you'll choose Calvert, because its taste is determined by a "Consumer Jury" of thousands of folks like you. But if you still pre fer another brand, stick with it. Fair enough? Calvert Challenges Comparison with anywhiskey on the market! - AIV6RT RESERVE IIENDED WHISKEY , le.l tROOP S GRAIN NEUTRAl SPIRITS. CAIVERT WSTIILERS CORP., KT.t inn Top Clash mmmammm 'aiw-ii.aila.lVwJ PUTTER. THERE Bobby Thomson shows pretty Catherine Fox Park of New York where to grip her putter during a links ses sion at the Miami Country Club. The New York Giant star slugger seems to have the situation well is hand. MOOSE MA'S W I. ,Prt. loule'e Food 43 17 .717 K-Amueement .32 2S .313 Suburban Flower 31 AVI Learn Service - 31 .43 Star Beauty 24 M .400 Klamath rlower 31 39 .310 Mandaye Beealti Star 3 Taaeh 1 Klamath flower 3 Suburban riowe 1 Louie's Food leads the Moose Ma's bowling league by 11 games now after a 3-1 victory over second place K-Amusement Monday night. Louie s rolled a nign game series of 2533. K-Amusement the high game, 812. Individually. Mary Morris. K Amusement, had a 186 nigh game; Ruby Phelps. Suburban, rolled a 496 high series. ; COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W L prT. Neibllt Orance L..M 14 .781 Johnson Insurance 38 26 .504 Orelech Faculty 31 33 .484 GruriM rood 1 30 34 , .468 Aehley Chevrolet . 27. S7 .423 Bare boo Electric .. 13 aw ..w Tueidava Reiolta Faculty 3 Bmraboo 1 . Neibltt 3 Crlfli 1 Johneon 4 Ashley 0 Wilbur Courtney's bowling prow ess Tuesday night shoved the Nes bllt Orange team even further ahead In the Commercial bowling league. Courtnev rolled a 612 line, aided with R 220 game, to help the Nes bitts to a high team game and series of 971 and 2867. During dull winter days, fit your camera with a synchronized flash and let a midget flash bulb bright em fnree-rnunds and fill in shad ows. Sports Afiejd. TASTI TEST TELLS, Sniff ona brand for aroma. Taste it criti cally for amoor fheas. Swallow carefully to judge its freedom from harshness. Jayvees Lose To Bonanza By HAROLD McKAY Bonanza Antlert trimmed the Klamath Junior Varsity M to 43 In Bonanza last night. The KU JVt took a 21 to 10 flrat quarter lead with David French sinking 11 polnta. In the second quarter the Antlera caught fire and made 14 points while holding KU to ft to narrow the two to 26 to 24 In favor Of the J vs. Klamath met Its Waterloo In the third frame as Bonanza Jumped ahead 41 to 34 at the three quar ter mark. Irwin Crume dumped In nine points In the fourth quarter and Don Hubble sank 8 to help In a 23-polnt rally. crume, Bonanza s rorwaro, made 22 points to capture high point honors and Don Hubble ran a close seconl with 18. The Klamath Wildcats beat the Bonanza B team, 35 to 25. In preliminary. tvn aroraa: KLAMATH 43) 1411 BONANZA Barron 2 T Kallar t r Siimmara t C Penca 3 C franch 13 C 33 Crume It Hubble 7 Chandler t Wilson 8 Hood KUmath auba owlnca 4. c. Miua 1. Doutherty 2, Hall 3. D. MiUa 1. Da trolt. rtnnigan, XradHrkaon. Bonanza uba Dye 1. Luso 1. Barney, Lawver. uivan. 'We Wuz Robbed' DETROIT IM "We wuz robbed noises spurted out of both camps iouowmg a crowa-rousing middle- weignt battle between Robert Vll lemain of France and Eugene (81- icni nairsion ot tne Bronx Wednes day night. Neither side liked the draw de cision. But most of the shrieking crowd of 7.858 at Olympla Stadium didn't seem to mind the officials calling the 10-round acrap all even. Rarely had two fighters smashed each oth er so continually and viciously In a Detroit ring. Bom viuemain, 164 2 pounds, and Hairston, 160 3t. wanted the decision since the ' International Boxing Club had indicated the win ner of this fight would get a shot at Champion Sugar Ray Robinson. So the draw nettled both men. Hairston, a deaf-mute, appeared, in charge In the early rounds. But the bull-like rushes and windmill punches of the stocky Frenchman caught up with him in the fourth. Sports -Mirror By The Associated Press Today a year ago Tfii Wil liams, Boston Red Sox slugging outfielder, signed his 1951 contract for a reported J125.000. Five years ago Gil Dodds won 'the Hunter mile at Boston in 4:08.9. Ten years ago Herman Barron captured the Western open golf championship at Phoenix, with a 276. Twenty years ago Pitcher Waite Hoyt received his uncondi tional release from the Philadel phia Athletics. whiskey: Tatl Ihe ether whiskey in the tame analytical way then pick the one that really tastes better to you. 5055 L Pir.l Calvert flrv7 -. .,.:' aaeaSaV V W .'. I .. L ' -3 VV:.-' !'. 'Vl -ji V mit L''''. ''if 1 i aMaiaraaaiaiawaliMalif ailtaaam insaiaaaai naa i "fi LUSTY POKE Hurricane Herb Parks tees off on Yorg Cretorian's foliaged chin in last night's furious tag team match at the armory. Herb with his brother Billy won over Cretorian and Kurt Von Poppenheim to reverse last week's loss. ' Parks Boys Cretorian, They're still picking up the pieces at the armory after a wild tag team match last night and the Parks brothers are thankful there were two officials to handle the melee as they celebrate a victory over Yorg Cretorian and Kurt Von Poppenheim. Cretorian and Von Poppenheim almost got away with the same shenanigan they pulled last week when they won a decision that touched off fan-excitement that threatened the riot stage. But Buck Davidson, eagle-eyeing outside the ring, with Buck Weav er inside. SDOtted an illegal tactic by cretorian and promptly disquai-. lfled the nefarious pair and noistea the big arms of Herb and Billy Parks. After 26 minutes of the wildest goings-on seen in a long; time with all four In the ring most of the time. Billy was body-slamming the sadistic German with oomph. Cre torian rushed in the ring and gave his partner Just enough of a shove to topple Kurt atop BUiy. NULLIFY - Weaver counted Billy out. but Davidson who saw Yorg's illegal entry, nullified Weaver's three-second count and gave the match to the battling Canadian brothers. A large crowd went wild and booed the Rumanian and the Ger- iman as they stayed in the ring land tried in vain to protest over the public address mike. The brother-team pulled a nifty to win the first fall In 12 minutes. Herb latched onto Kurt with a full- MON.-T'UE.- WE D .r, CHECK YOUR AVOID ACCIDENTS LIKE THIS -GET A presto BRAKE Reg. 3.75 Value Here's What We Do . . Remove Front Wheals sped Brake Drums and 1 2 Clean, Inspect and Repack . a a I - rronr nni Bvunnj Inspect Grease Seals. Check and Add Brake Needed. 3 4 K Adutt Brake Shoes to Secure Full Contact with Drums. ' Carefully Test Brakes. IKlilLj 6th PAGE TIFTEE?f Unhinge Yon Pop nelson and steered the big Prus sian to the corner where Billy was waiting witn his Dig right foot poised and ready. . The foot landed square on Kurt's scarey puss. Before Von Pop could say 'nuts' in German, Herb had nis snouiaers pinnea lor tne tnree count. EVEN But the foliage-faced team evened It In slightly over seven minutes by teaming up on 'Herb with every conceivaoie beiow-tne-. belt tactic known to matdom. Yorg ' put a cap on the assault by bring ing an uncle from Herb with a. reverse headlock that threatened' to i decapitate Herb's head. That brought the bout up to tne end with Davidson for a change In the hero's role. Weaver beat Davidson in the opener by taking the first fall in 14:45 with a back body bend and the third in 7:15 with the rip-saw headlock. Davidson took the second In 9:30 with the aurfboard. Promoter Mack Llllard an nounced from the ring that Cow boy Carlson would appear for sure this time next week along with Ivan Gorky. Llllard also has hopes ot landing Soldat, Ivan's brother. - - . You can't always tell a black bear from a grizaly by sise and color. They may both be the same shade of brown, and a black may exceed small grizzly In weight. Sports Afield. . , . BRAKES . ... tie and tn lining. fluid if. and Pine. A. V M3i mm- ANY CAM
