TIIUnSDAY, MAIICH 27, 10.12
IIKIIALT) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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BONUS BOOT Eric (The Great) I'cilcrscn clobbers Cowboy Carlson In Ihc chin with
a dropkick, a maneuver that gave the Scandanavian and Kurt Von Poppenlieim a draw
with Carlson and Georges Dusettc In a fast-moving tag team match last night at the
1 Armory. '
TAG FOES TUSSLE
TO FURIOUS DRAW
Kurt Von Poppenlieim and Eric
Pederast) couldn't delciit Ucoriie
Dusetio unci Cowboy Carlson list
main at Win armory even with the
Montana bronc-buslcr on the fchclf
tha lu.it 1U in limir.i of the roiMlntf
one-hour UK tenin mutch.
The me tltf, even more turbulent
Hi ii ii wuiie nl the more highly pub
licized bnuu, ended In draw with
Dusetle standing off both his aa
dltlc foes Uie last 10 minutes.
Carlson was put out of commls-
ion alicr W inlnulea of mllll'iK
Mini the Ciernimi unci his muscle
hippy Scamlanavliin partner
teamed up on the cowboy to een
IJie full count at one for ench team.
Both the Proud Prussian and thrt
atriitllnii weliihtllfler majored In
choke holds to set Carlson up for
the finish.
After cai,h had slummed Carlson
against the turnbuclclrs. Von Poit
steered the cowpoke to the corner.
Pedersen. crouched on the top
strand of ropes, let loose with a
Aopklck Hint found Carton's chin.
Km- followed It with the full nel
son nd refused to release the
hold when Carlson signaled knpool,
c.'nt Tsnn hud to bo helped to Mm
dressing room, leaving Duielte
RESEMBLANCE Former
Dodger Tommy Brown re
sembles the great Joe Di
Maggio here as he takes a
healthy cut at the ball dur
ing baiting practice at
Clearwater, Fla. The 24
ycarold outfielder is now
with the Philadelphia Nationals.
with no partner to finish the gruel,
ling match.
But tho French-Canadian Strong.
man, who allowed Pedersen more
tlmn Jir.t a little about alrcngllw
went the rout and had both his
opponent wishing they were some'
where else before It was through.
Carlson won tho first fall In 34:60
when he bounced back from a ter
nllo beating with a berserk attack
on both Kurt and trie.
Carlson managed to Impale Ped
ersen In the ropes, lying bolh his
arms up. men the uionu Montana
lad creased Pedorson's imug face
witn a rattling right nana.
IIRKAKH IT l'I
lie followed it with two flying
butts although Von Poppenlieim
rushed Into the ring to temporarily
break up the parly. Bui just tern
porarlly,
Carlson switched Ills attack to
the German and bounced him twice
with the bull-dog hold, then latched
on with the head scissors for the
fnll. .
Dr. Gallagher, abusive Toledo,
O., chlropracler, lost to Fremchy
Roy In the opener by disqualifica
tion as rlngslders wero splattered
with uiooo.
ASKKI) FOR
Roy won Uie first fnll In 13:10
with two dropklrks and a body
slam afier Clnllagher had aikcd
for his lumps with repeated Illegal
lames.
Roy's head was split open by
Oalliighrr'a knee In Uie second go
round. Gallagher wouldn't stop his
attack on Instructions from Referee
Wally Moss when the arbiter tried
to examine Roy bleeding head.
After trying to ward the doctor
off several times, Moss stopped
the bout and gave the nod to Roy.
Promoter Mack Lillard has Tol
Ynmato, aensatlonal Japanese
wrestler from Singapore, signed
for next week a card.
Reames Bills
2-Ball Play
Reames Country Club has slated
a husband-and-wlfe two-ball four
some tournament Sunday,
Entry fee Is 25 cents. The golf
play will be followed by a supper.
For reservations, call Florence
Fhalr, 8531.
Competition starts at 2 p. m.
Qualifying rounds for the best
ball tournament go until April 9,
rro arj eenncuer sain.
Moisan, Watkins
Go For Anjjels
ONTARIO, Calif. W The Von
Angelea Angels send Pitchers Bill
Molssn and Don Watkins againr.t
the San Diego Padres In a Coast
Lennue exhibition game Thursdav.
The Angels lost a close one Wed
nesday at Camp Pendleton to the
Marine corps team, 7-6.
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Puck Meet
Deadline
Saturday
Cash prizes totaling $250 will be
?lven to winners of the city ahuf
leboard singles and doubles tour
nament that opens Monday night
at BchtiSN' Tavern, 117 8. 7th Ht.
Tavern Operator Charlie Schuss
nnld the puck meet would lust two
weeks.
Participants must sign at the tav
ern not later than Saturday night,
Schuss f ii Id .
Until nlngler and doubles will op
erate on a single-elimination basis.
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nopolized liluh scoring honors In
mis week a Moote Ma s Bowling
League action.
The Suburbans rolled high team
game and scries with scores of
Wti and 2623.
Mary Kllen Hanklns' 185 game
and 4(i7 scries paced the regulars
but a Suburban sub, Sally Bennett,
notched a M and 611 series.
HIGH HOPES Paul Hich
ards smiles faintly as he
watches his team work out
at Pasadena, Calif., no
doubt highly pleased with
what he sees. The Chicago
While Sox manager pre
dicts another good year for
his men, says they may
even cop tho pennant.
Exhibition
Baseball
By The Associated Press
Wednesday's nesulls
Chicago IA1 8 Cleveland (A) 5
Baltimore HI) 5 Philadelphia (A) 3
si. tjoiiis ai rittsDurgn ibi i
New York fN 8. Chicago (N) 6
Other games cancelled, rain.
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FOUR YEARS OLD
f'lu0ti4 BOURBpN
WATtlPltl AND HAIKU DISTIUUY CO,
tAIDSTOWN, NilSON COUNTY, KtNtUCK)
Wednesday Mght'a Fights
By The Associated Press
Chlcugo Chuck Davey, 145, De
troit, stopped Ike Williams, 145,
Trenton, N.J.. 5.
Miami Beach. Fla, - Hank Thur-
man. 205. Modesto, Calif., stopped
itnipn bcnnciacr, nvt unicago, 6
PRIZE ROOKIE Manager Tommy Holmes (right) smiles
approvingly as he watches his prize rookie, Ed Mathews,
select some war clubs. The 20-year-old Mathews is a long
ball hitter who is trying to win the third base job on the
Boston team.
Lovellette
'Valuable'
SEATTLE I Clyde Lovellette
of Kansas was named the most
valuable player In the NCAA bas
ketball championships Wednesday
night by sportswrltcrs and broad
casters who viewed the seml-flnala
and finals here.
He got 27 of the 29 first place
voles, the other pair going to pep
pery Ron MacOllvrav of St. John's.
Picked at forward were Bob Za
Iwoluk of St. John's and John Kerr
iof Illinois. Lovellette was named
jto center unanimously and Mac
Ollvray got one of the guard posts.
'Jim Brcdar of Illinois and Dean
Kclley of Kansas tied for the other
guard position.
Jack McMahon of St. John's and
Bill Llenhard of Kansas were se
lected as forwards on the second
team. Jim Yountr nf RunlA Dura
and Charles Hoag, who played as
a sub lor Kansas, got the call at
guard. Center went to Santa Cla
ra's Kerb Bchoensteln.
Webfoots
Lose To
Fresno
FRESNO, Calif. Ml A bane
stealing Fresno State team defeat
ed the University of Oregon base
ball squad here Wednesday night,
11-7.
Oregon outhlt Fresnd State, 11-7,
but the winners took advantage of
numerous walks and In addition
stole six bases, once stealing home.
It was the second victory of the
day for Fresno, which downed
Stanford In the afternoon, 10-5.
Daryle Nelson, star second base
man for Oregon, cracked out a
home run and two doubles. George
Shaw, football star now playing
outfield for Oregon, got a single
and two doubles.
Oregon 101 030 00S 11
Fresno 601 004 OOx U
Mays, Byle (8), Ownea ft) and
Bottler; Bishop and Clevengcr.
Bennett (7).
SEALS BOMB
SACRAMENTO
HEALDSBURG, Cllf. l Tlie
rejuvenated San Francisco Seals
pounded three Sacramento pitchers
for 22 hits and a 14 to 9 win
Wednesday night.
It was the Seals' third consecu
tive victory over the Solons after
losing six Major League exhibitions.
NO RECORD BREAKER
DURHAM, N. C. (ifi Dr. Charles
E. Jordan, Duke University Vice
President and Faculty Chairman
of Athletics, was a member of the
track team at the institution In
his undergraduate days. He claims,
however, that he never won a race.
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