THURSDAY. MARC!! 13. 1IM2
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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INJUHY
HI rrlcrt)iiiK. l''ln. Wl The
New Yuilt Yankee Thnrsiliiy were
minus one milliner-sun n inmmy
.it-iiniL one. Yiiiinir Hlllv Miirlln.
wild was hlntrd lu Mil III Hi litilli
(.econil ii lid llilnl bT. sustained
t.i.A lil'ukMl llllllf. 111 til rlnllt mi.
kle Wednesday sllilllitf Into second
lur llii1 brnrllt nl innifi niiiiiii.
lis priiliiilily won't lie aide to ylay
iinlll May.
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ti. .fi.....i fii.nr. .... 'flu. Hi
l.oul Browns, who Kiilurd nl least
partial revenue lor inn mini ex-
1. ,1.111.... MMltut.'lr t,llltttll lllf.111 hu
111 C'hlcnuo Wllllo Hox. retired 10
llielr regular Iriilnlnif iimi In i
'I tin.uHuu f.ir n litl rithjiiimi uum
The Drowns, beaten by Hie While
Hox. l-il, TueMlny, clrlealrd ihe Hox
10 Wednesday In a iiiln-lmllcd live
Innlnii return nmitli.
HIIII I.INKI)
HI. Prtrr.iuurir, i''lu. -- A dou
ble liaiturn of Ihe rlulit leu linn
Milellneil Oulllcld-'ihlid llimeiiiiin
Vei n llcnsiin nl the HI. Louis Car
dinal. Unison was dilured Wednesday
ti.1 Die Curds deleuted Hie llnalon
Hed Box. 7-0, III IS-lnnliiK cx
hlblllnn mime ul Barasnta, Km.
jeiuwn received Ida Injury a he
olid Inlo second on Jnvy Vnn Nov a
encrillce In the linnl innlim. I.arry
Mlttiiins went In to run lor Fleii.-on
end scored the. winning run on
llcib Hotmail's ninulo.
HITtrhT
Mesa. Aril. Tlie Clilcimo
Cubs, fresh from a 10-2 victory
over Ihs New York Uliintx. play
Ihe National Leanun pennant win
ner aiiain lliurxluy In the third
Kiime ol their spring series. The
(Hants hammered the Cuba Mon
day, wliinniK 15-3.
T"he one-aided victory Wednesday
at Phoenix, Ulnnl Iralnlnu camp,
resulted from a Ifi-lilt Cub barrnue
nil (liree Nrw York pitcher. First
lUnrinan nee Kondy's lour singles
led (lie assault. .
shock moors
rasadrna. Calll. 11 Manaiier
Paul Itlrharda ol the Chicago While
Hox pu ked a lineup n( mostly see
ond alrlnuera to meet the Pitts
burgh Piralra In an exhibition
game Thurndiiy.
apsvf- - W"'l "saw"1 '. I
I'NiiAPry
Ran nernardino. Calif. If Man
aver Hilly Meyer of the Pittsburgh
I'lrates la a inmhly unhappy man
all because ol the weather.
Meyer claim his Pirates are In
poor condition because the training
arnson has been hindered by rain.
Wednesday night the Buca made
a trip lo Sun Diego and It wa the
unit atory more rain. The Cleve
land Indian were leading 2-0 when
the game was called In the lant of
the fourth.
TKKTS KNKK
San Diego W Pennant anxious
Cleveland planned to give the olt
disrunscd trick kiier of First Base
man I. like Raster It llrst workout
ol ihe season under gamo condi
tions Thursday.
Illrf Luke, who 'ihlnU' JrVII lill
40 nonier If ine knee linicis uu.
has looked pretty spry alnce the
look the brace off last week. The
Indians Mill regard him as a key
man In me power department.
Louise Suggs
Tee Favorite
AUGUSTA. C.a. I Louise
SiiRgn, the Jackie Burke of wom
en's golf whose great competitive
spirit ha created one of the finest
winning streak In Ihe game, wa
No. I in the field Thursday a the
THleholder Tournament opened.
8ecnnd place In the affections of
Ihe gallery for this 72 hole medal
tournament was Babe Zaharlas,
who along wl h Louise. Pally Berg,
Betty Jameson and Betsy Rawls
makes up tho big five ot women'
golf.
BIG
VALUE
SMALL COST
Flak Alr-Iiorne cost Utt per
mil than pre-war lire! Be
cause they're belter. "Cold
ruliher" compounded for i
extra mllrngc . , , balanced
engineered for low pressure,
bey give you smooth riding,
easy Herring and mora
mile for your money. Bn
"Alr-liornr" tomorrow
you'll feel the difference!
WHAT A DIFFERENCE
A small deposir and small
monthly payments put FISK
TIRES an your car.
ASK ABOUT OUR
BUDGET PLAN!
DICK B.
MILLER CO.
X 7th and Klamath Ph, 4103
City Cage
Banquet
Tonight
Princeton
Qualifies
For NCAA
lly The Associated Press
Princeton won tho Ivy League
liiii.krlbiill chiiinplonshlp Wcdnns
(iuy nle.lit and bncuiim the 12th
Icnin to uuiillfy for the NCAA Tour
niiiuent In Chicago March 21.
The Tiger clinched their aec
ond crown In three year by de
lenllnit Columbia 70-l!i In a see
saw buttle at Princeton. They will
cijiiinpii. lit Chicago against one of
lour "at large ' leaina ami 10 nei league, Metiers in me victory and
named to the Eastern NCAA re-J Oregon Wool In the Olrl loop,
gionul.i. I Certificate honoring all-star In
Tins Is how the first round ol the Victory and Girl leagues will
NCAA currently shape up: alo be handed out. The City
KAKT I league did not name an all-star
Kentucky vm. team lo be named team. 1
(ul Halclgh, March 21) I Emcee of the show I Bob Mc-
N. C. Hlnlp vs. team to bej Vav of KWI,
named (at KulelKli, March 21 1 One of the highlight will be the
Illlnolft vs. team lo be named : showing of a basketball action pic
(at Chicago, March 21 1 lure, starring professional cage
l-riliceion v. ii-iuu m uc iininuu ciuos.
Lee Ragsdale Out As
Medf ord Grid Mentor
MEDFORD Wl Fred Splegel-
berg, 32, former Washington State
College footbal player, will be-
Uornc head football coach at Med-
Klamath Falls' three basketball ""x School next fall,
leagues-City. Victory and Olrl
Join hands Uinlght at the Wlllard
Hotel to cap the ear.on with an
award banquet. Starling lime 1
8:30.
Trophies will go to the three
champions' Ricky In the City
A line coach here four veara he
will succeed Lee V. Ragsdale who
Is moving up to head the city
school physical education program.
BABY TAKK9 SECOND
EAST LANSINO, Mich. Wl Mich
igan State, the Big Ten Confer
ence's baby member, finished sec
ond In the first conference cham
pionship meet In which one of Its
athletic teams was eligible to par
ticipate the 1950 cross country
race.
lll ltl) IN( HK'ASKS
CANYON FERRY. Mont. Wt-A
small herd of antelope planted
omu ol Ine Missouri Klver near
here has Increased by five times
in the past six years. Robert F.
Cooney, state wildlife restoration
director, reorntly made an aerial
count of the herd and reported 107
animals from ii planted M lMd.
(at Chicago, March 21 1
w r.r, i
Kaunas vs. Texan Chrlntlan (at
Kansas City, March 2) I
HI. LoiiIk vs. New Mexico AJiM
(nl Kunsus City, March 21 1
UCLA vs. Santa Clara (at Cor
viillls. Ore, March 21)
Wyoming vs. Oklahoma City (at
CorvalllK, Mnrch 211
JUST BEFORE THE MASSACRE l.illlc Beaver is recip
ient 4i a two-fisted beating from liis midget, foe, Irish
Jackie, in this shot as Referee Wally Moss moves in lo
break up the sock soiree. Rut the little Indian and partner
Salie llalasie hotinccd back to beat Jackie and Fuzzy Cupid
in last night's special event at the armory, the show-slealcr.
Beaver Steals Show;
Kraut Beats Dusette
CAGE SCORES
Ciillece Basketball
lly The Associated Press
N Alii Tourney
(Second Itiiund)
Mnrn km,,.iH Oa KnLi-rn Illinois Ot
ll.-.inhnc 84 Montana State College I Ohuck Bedker and Ken Bigby, Gun
Olrls t.eague all-stars are Beverlv
Eells, Bherry Larson, and Darlene
Oorden, Griggs; Ethel Whitlatch.
Maxlne Johansen and J. Killers,
Oregon Woolen; Nora Meeker and
Shlrlce Ralston, Peylons, and Nan
cy McPherson. Rockeln.
Those named for honorable men
tion are Margaret .Hatfield. Shirley
Ortls and Pat Derby, Pctrofls:
Bcrnadctte Mathls, Oregon Wool:
Sheila Marvin. Griggs, and Betty
Carson, Peylons.
Victory League all-stars are Har
old Metier. Tex Robinson and Ron
nie Chcync, Metiers; Dean Ixiwell,
Orland Dixon and Herb Barrett.
Klamath Pack; Oeorge Vlahos. Da
vid Cummings and Bill Pickett.
DeMolay Number 1: Bud Mullins.
start them on Albers
AND DEVELOP A MORE PRODUCTIVE IAYINC FLOCK NEXT PALI
FOUR TEARS OLD
Saturday Chick
Special
72
Southwest Texas
AfcM bi
Portland (Ore.,) 12 Memphis State
4B
Murray (Ky..) 75 West Texas 73
i Overtime I
Whllworth 72 Mllllkln 71
Sprlnglicld 1M0..I 82 Indiana State
M
Lawrence Tech 72 Utah State 63
Store; Bill Saunders, Trades and
New Mexico Industry; John Maon, DeMolay
Number 2, and Don Dexter, Cra
ter Lake. i
If a popularity poll were taken
At Ihe armory last night, Little
Heaver would have won hands
down even over Georges Dusette,
Mr. Popularity himself, who lost
a heart-breaker to Kurt Von Pop
penhcun In Ihe main event be
fore a loaded hou.se of wrestling
customers.
The mat midget with the agile
little Indian In the starring role
stole the show. There's no doubt
ol ihut.
Beaver was never In belter form
as he paired with the chunky, sober-fared
little Klhlnplan. Salle Ha
lasle, lo beat Irish Jackie and Fun
ny Cupid In the one-fall allulr.
Cupid and Jackie teamed up In
the opening minutes of the bout
lo hand Little Beaver a lerrillc
beating.
But Beaver finally managed to
camper lo hi corner for a respite
and turned the Job over lo HalaMe,
who turned the tide with dispatch.
CATCH
He hoisted Irish Jackie above
his head and tossed nun lo Referee
Wally Moss like he was a hot spud.
Moss tossed him back Just as
quickly.
By that time I.illle Beaver was
reaily to git and the crowd never
saw sn many dropklrks In so short
a time In tho armory ring, ' He
pole-axed both his wrestling foes
lime and again nhd even caught
Moss napping lo make the arbiter
slagger. '
The little bu?.r.-saw finally caught
Irish Jackie In a back press for
the lull
Duvelle had Von Poppeuhelm
ready for shipment bark lo Ger
many when Von Pop turned Ihe
fans' cheera Into Jeers with a sud- I
dofi reversal. !
Dusetle, wo won the flrl fall In
I 3." with his powerful full nel
son only In have Kurt even mat
ters Willi Ihe Boston Crab In 1U
minutes- had hi pel hold In work
ing order In the. third go-round
when the boomerang came. !
Von Poppeuhelm would run for
Ihe ropes each time DiiTlte banged i
Other eames
him on the chin ond applied the Princeton 70 Columbia 65 (Prince
ton wins Ivy League title and
NCAA berth)
HIGH KCIIOOL,
District 6
University (Eugene) 53, Junction
City 39
Angels Win
FULLERTON, Calif. W filan
Hack's I-os Angeles team was held
to eight hits Wednesday, yet scored
lull nelson.
But the French-Canadian Strong
man steered the Prussian to the
ring-posts Instead and buttered his
shaven head against the turnbuck
les. Von Poppeuhelm wa groggy
and bleeding from a gash on his
forehead.
But about the fourth trip to the
corner, h managed to propel Du
aette backwards by securing tool
ing on the lower strand of rope.
Krlc iThe Great! Pedersen, a
lad with muscles and a knack for ,,,, ii in 3 win over Portland In
agitating the fans but less than coast League exhibition game. It
average knowledge of wrestling. 1 ,hc Angels' third straight vic
won over Jack Brillon In the open- t0ry.
!.,. I Chuck Connors hit a homer with
TH RS lwo on na- Gene Baker and Rookie
Pedersen. a vain welghlllfter. fl- ipave Cunningham hit the ball out
nelly made a full nelson stick af-!nf the park with one on. Portland
ler finding on several rudimentary i purlers gave up 10 bases on balls,
hold.
It took the Scandanavlan muscle
merchant 12 minutes. 6 seconds
lo bring an "uncle" from Britton
with the full nelson. Bui Brillon
couldn't return for the second lull.
Fans will welcome Pcdccn
back as a target for their cat-calls.
He caught on In reverse.
Promoter Mack Llllard an
nounced last night that Cowboy
Carlson would be back and has
challenged uie winner of Ihe main
Hoop Tourney
Tickets Available
If vou're looking for a ticket to
Ihe Class A stale high school bas
ketball tournament In Eugene,
Mar. 18-22. contact Klamath Un
ion High School.
Athletic Director Joe Peak said
eight reserved tickets, entitling the
bearer to a seat for the entire
event. A Carlson-Von Pomicnhelm I tournament, are left over. Tile du-
bout Is in the making. cats cost $10 per.
PROMENADERS
OPEN SQUARE DANCE
Saturday Nitc
MARCH 15
So. 6th COMMUNITY HALL
(Petersen Holl-Neit to Little Sweden)
OUR MOTTO:
"More Square Dancing Fun
for Everyone"
Allen and Viola Howard
Sugar Risks
Title for $1
SAN FRANCISCO Wl Sugar
Ray Robinson lays his middle-;
weight title on the line Thursday
night against Carl (Boboi Olson
tor $1.
It will be Robinson's first title,
defense and first fight since he re-,
gained his crown from Randy Tur
pin six months ago.
Both he and Promoter William
Kyne donated their shares, less tl
each, to the Damon Runyon Can
cer runa. However Sugar Ray
drew 7i00 expenses.
Though Robinson has boxed only
15 rounds In training for the three
times postponed contest, he will be
a prohibitive favorite when the two
step Into the ring at 1:30 p.m.
Jack Howell, guard on the Uni
versity of Arizona basketball team,
sank 44.8 percent of his field goal
attempts last season for a new
school record. i
Per Hundred
We will olio book future
orders at this price Sat. only.
Newhamps
Parmenters
Leghorns ,
This year, be sure that your
chicks get the kind of start that
assure a profitable laying flock .
next fall and winter. Start your
chick on Alber feeds and keep
them on Alber from brooding
through rearing and right on
into the laying house.
Follow the Albers Plan also.
It i a tested program of suc
cessful poultry management,
developed from years of scien-
tific feeding and management
trial at the Alber Research .
Station near Carnation, Wash. '.
Make it a point to call at
our store and ask for full de
tails on the Albers Plan the
next time you're in town. We'U
be glad to furnish Albers help
ful chick brooding booklets
without cost or obligation.
REMEMBER FREE CHICK DAY
THIS SATURDAY
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2720 So. 6th
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