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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, APUII, 2, 10.12 IIKKAM) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THWTEEN iW(ojS Kansas Ten years ago Dorothy Klrby won the Title holder., poll tourna." ment with a 39 for Si holes. Twenty years ago Busier Crab'oa won the 600-yard freeslvl event In the National AAU swim mlng championships. ., Sports Mirror By The Associated Presa A year ago today Walt Dropo, Boston Red fiox lllircri. hpnlfB Ui. Exptrt CLYDE FLUNKS I" M'sm'iiih iHiiaMgja)aa Gun Repairing and Rtblulng THE GUN STORE wrist and team officials laid he wumu ue oui two momns. Five years ago Charlie Back man, ex-Mlchlgan State football coach, retired from the game after i years, to enter business. LAY- Peoria ft iff1 It . mMi NEAT CHASSIS Shiipuly Shirley Talbult, 2'.J, wear ing u racing cur as a crown and holding ftittir folic sports car model, is (uccn of the liitcrn.it ioiiiil Motor Sports Show in New York. She's from Washing ton. I). C. McGinnis Continues Juggling Coach John MrOlnnln lit Mill JiikrIIiik as (lift Pelican prepare lor their baseball leauue oiiener with Urnnts Pass Prltliiy on the Cavemen's diamond. lion OwIiikk has rindr a perma nent move to the rufchlnK spot. Owlwt-V regular position In third base but the backstop spot needs Owing' tiilunl. Sain Wilbur will woilc the hot rorner. while Harold Metier has taken Jay Kursen' i place ni short Mop. Ins Montftomerv nrd Dick I .unci uten have apparently nailed down nullleld berln.n but the led garden In Mill a fight between Clayton ilannon and Oil Cllinnre. It all de pends on which on? la hlllMK bel ter. MiGlnnls said. MAINSTAY Ceome Hanson Is a malnMav It (lr.it base, Don Urxter at second. McOlnnls sold Fred Krledel, who went the route In til? I'els' second came o-e loss to neddlnii. will probably open analn.il the Cave men. Hut the diamond mentor aald Ttnlph Curroll would Ret the ob II the blx lust-tmiirr coma itei over fonie ol his wild!i"ss, evlilenl In Ms Ihiee-lnnlnK stint against Red (lin In Ihe tint name, when Car roll doled out nine walks 111 three innings. msi.iiVK In stronir rcjicrve will lit pavld D'Ollvn, who relieved Carroll, Hitched well tor lour Innings, and scored Klamath's onlv run ol the afternoon In Ihe double Orient. Bin John Harbour will probably Marl on the mound lor Oranls r-.ss. Paul McCall's tennis team will accompany the ba.seballers lor their first net outwit of the season against the Cavemen. Exhibition Baseball Inhibition llaaehall ny The Associated Presi St.' l.oula (N) 6. Detroit IA 0 fit. Louu (A 10. Flltaburih IN) Boston (N 10. Philadelphia (Ni 4 Philadelphia (Al 4, Mncon (SAL 0 Boston (A 4. Shreveport TL 2 Mew York (Ai (, Washington (Ai 3. nrooklyn N 7, Clnelnnat N 3 Cleveland (A) 7. New York IN) 4 Chicago (N) 4, Chicago (AI 3 (night). NKW YOIIK II'.- Unskelluill record books will show that Clyde l.ovellelle stored the highest three year point total of liny player In hlniory an astounding 1 ,BHM. Hut the points ,lm blu uuv will never lorgct arc the two he didn't imikn 'fiiesday unlit. The human scoring scouriie lioin Kansas University nnssrcl perhups the most Important Held unnl of his life - "a dinky old one-fooler" a'i Ins team dropped n tingling 1)21)11 decision to thc I'eorln Caterpillar In the finals ;if Ihe Olympic Basketball Tourn ament. I It will go Into Ihe books that ; Peoria, the A AU champion, won jihe game when llow.c Williams iconnciied Willi a ao-loni one hander I Willi eiKht- seconds to no. sti:ai. . Willi the score tied no-lio and l.r. seconds IcH, l.ovelleite eleclrllled ihe crowd by stealing the hall from I'eoiis's .Maniius J-rleberger. The '-Mi-pound itlnul lumbered down the court with nnry a de fender under the Caterpillar goal Hut Ihe ball wouldn't behave. It rolled olf to Ihe lelt. leaving every one In the big arena stunned. After the historic nibs. Konnle nontemps of Peoria grabbed the rebound, fired down the court to Williams, who sent a hlKh-archlng one-hander through the loon. TO OLl .MI'K S As a result of Its hard-earned victory, Peoria Is the supreme ruler of aniuleur basketball In this country. Five of Ihe Caterpillar players have qualified lor the U.H Olympic team, and with seven member from Kansas and two from the Phillips Oilers, will Jour ney to Finland this summer for the International competition. The victory made Peoria 'a coach Warren Womble. only 32. mentor of the Olympic cage smind. Phog Allen. Kansaa coach, will bs his assistant. By The Associated Press (Seattle Ban Francisco Los Angeles ... Han Diego Hacrnmenlo Portland Hollywood Oakland W 1 .. 1 .. 1 0 0 . 0 0 Pel. GUI. 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .000 .000 .000 .000 Seattle 6, Hollywood 3 Han Francisco 0. Portland ft I Los Angeles 1, Sacramento 0 San Diego 6. Oakland 2 i PUCK LUCK Wing Bill Mosienko of the Chicago Black Hawks holds up three pucks signifying new record he set by scoring three goals in 21 seconds against New York Rangers. COWBOY CARLSON isn't playing "piggy naeK" nere. it s his "bareback" gimmick that lias proven effective in North west wrestling circles. Carlson's "stead" here is Eric (The Croat) Pcdersen in last week's tag team match. Carlson meets Toi Yamalo tonight in the opener, Pederscn teams again with Kurt Von Poppenhcim against Georges Dusette and Dr. Gallagher. JAPANESE SEEN AS TONITE'S MAT HIT Redkey, Witte In OSC Fold CORVALLIS Mi Fourteeen ilelternien were anions the 87 I players who reported to Coach i Kip layior lor spring football practice at Oregon State College Tuesday. I Returning lctterincn Included: iCapl, Jim Cordial, Bill Slorev, IJack Ootta and Dick Skiles, end.;: Img Hogland. John Wltle and Cal Moore, tackles; Clarence Wo 'mack, Laverne Fergufon and Jim I Roberts, guards: Bob Redkcv. 'Jack Peterson, Art Chnrette and i : "111 WCU, OaoKfl. Word la cut that Tol Yamato will Meal the show tonight at the Armory from the feature tag team wrestling match. Yamato Is a newcomer to the Norlhwct mat circuit: he'll be making his debut In Klamath Falls. The Japanese grapplcr calls Singa pore home. The v!!y Nln will mix with Amer ican Cowboy Carlson in the 8:30 opener. The main event puts Georges Du sette and Dr. Gallagher, against Last week Pederscn and Von penhelni In a team tussle. Last we k Pedcrsen and Von Poppenhelni scrapped a draw with Dm.ctte and Carlson. Du.-.ette, alter watching Dr. Gal lagher clobber Frcnchy Roy In a bloody opening match, asked the Dayton, O., chlromnclcr lo team with him against the dastardly duo , mis week. Both Dusette and Gallagher like to aend the customers home early: ; they've promised to wrap it up in Icjulck fashion a h'-rculean task .against powerful Pederscn and vicious Von Poppenhelm. 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