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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1952)
l''llllAV, Al'lfll, II. uri PAGE TEN 1 IV Ocork wis Henley Thinctcds Post Win llrnlev won eltrlit nf Hit. u fit. TIME OUT! i lllllcps vtv.limlut' .in M..,l.w ii'ii.i us the llornris sluidnl Ihe Klam ath Fulls "H" limk iiiiiI Held team. 1 (15-67. I Hob llciHli'isholfs Ktii inn th lentil. linllliiK 87.(10 when Ihe Muni event, Ihe relay cnnie lli, hud u chunce lu cop llic cltnlerlest with HERALD AiN'D NKWS. M.A.MA I ! l i S Mips ! 7 odd Rogue JSelays Pels Oretech 13-12 Nod I ' ' VANCOUVER. Wash. (Special fighting uphill all the way. Oregon 3'ech splurged In the ninth Innlns k-esterday to tie Clark Junior Col late but lost a 13-13 baseball de cision on a Questionable bunt f The' Owls' four-run blnce in the ninth knotted trie count. u-u -han r?lai-lr paniP In bftt. Brondom and Katiflas slnsled off Orelech Pitcher Don Keaton and advanced bases on an error by l.arrv Jeter, who replaced Dan Barnes at catcher for Oregon Tech Diiuh-hitinr .innes laid down s ... .inno ihr third-base line Chat appeared to fans and Uie re mntlmrenl to oe ioui us 1o2,V.i 11,. nmnlr.-! a Vancouver cod. called it a fair ball and called Branaom m" , across home plate for the win- DOreKonETech Coach Art Klrkland rushed from Uie dug-out to dis JuW the decision but the arbiter disappeared in the crowd before Klrkland could collar him. 5 tSSSS'im t Paulsen and two costly errors iftave the Owls three runs in the ninth.. . . Then Don Foreman, perched on scond base thanks to a two-base -bobble, went to third on a passed ball The speedy Negro thlrd-base-! man stole home for the tying run. First - baseman Jack Brown struck out to end the rally. , . Oregon Tech scored three " the ' first inning but Oretech Pitcher rtvm Keaton had a bad opening fraMe and Clark went ahead to .l"y in its half of the first with four counters. .Vatch VP " ' Clark scored seven Tuns on five hits in the first two innings and Oregon Tech chipped away at the lead, finally catching the Clark nine in the last frame. Even at that, Keaton struck out 13 batters but the first two innings beat him. , . The Owls Jumped on. two Clark pitchers for. 11 hits but were charged with five errors. Clark collected 1J hits off Keaton and .committed three errors. . . Klrkland will use his left-handed ace. Chuck Tykeson. today, against WAirnn rnUwe in Monmouth. 5 Yesterday- losa puts- Oretech's Hseason record at J-J. Tykeson owns kboth wins. ; . Saturday the Owls Jump over to Portland to play Portland State (Vanport) in the last game of the three-game road campaign. OV -SU 001 104-12 11 5 Clark '"" '430 012 021-13 12 3 Keaton ' and Barnes.' Jeter '(9): McQee, Massller (8) and Andrews. r SCORES I By The Associated Press ' Prep Baseball i Halsey. 16 Shedd 0 i Silverton 13 Woodburn 6 Parkrose 14 Milwaukie 8 ! Oregon J. V. Eugene 3 Portland Schools Grant 4 Lincoln 1 I Washington 10 Benson 3 i Jefferson 8 Franklin 1 l Roosevelt 8 Cleveland 7 ' College Golf ! Portland V. 12 & Lewis and Clark , S Vz , i College Tennis i Portland U. 5 Lewis and Clark 2 ' College Baseball 1 By The Associated Press "Oregon 12 Oregon State 6 ,Jdaho 13-5 Seattle U. 6-11 if. TREASURE EXHIBITED , ( HALIFAX, N.S. (API A small 'trunk once owned by Lord Nelson of British naval fame, was a feature of a special display in a ' local department store staged by i the Halifax branch of the Navy, League of Canada. I i hi r l l"i ii ii fc i i 1 srwi wi r i iii 1 1 1 tA. .a-.; : . . u- ' v - ;,; 'f-j ;. CONSOLATION Little Joan Higgins, 2, plants a kiss on Charlie Fletcher, 5, who leans against the ropes after a tough battle in the 34th Navy Junior Boxing finals at Annapolis. From the looks of Charlie's smudge-marked - eyes,, the other guy won. i. ;..-' t ' I. . v j'" il MAN OF MANY WORDS Bob Nicman, Kent State journal ism student during the off-season, keeps the typewriter keys singing in between exhibition games in the St. Louis Brown locker room. The slugging outfielder, who broke into the majors last season with two homers his first game, intends to enter newspaper work someday. LEO SAD, GIANTS LOSE WILLIE MAYS By The Associated Press Elliott to take Irvin's spot, but .... , . . ihe has decided to give Dick Wake Seven National League managers , field who has plaved , Just about were thinking that, well, maybe all four corners of the country, a they cpuld spare a little sympathy i tryout. r' ilo Durocher. the harassed ! Wakefield has been pounding the manager of the champion New "J u,thor"' .""J '1",5,aned York Giants. He had lost Monte Irvin and Willie Mays, two-thirds of his regular outfield, and what I manager can afford that sort of ; , . But upon thinking it all over, ; they went back to feeling sorry for themselves all except Brook-! , l. . n .mi I hint, the Dodirers will win the thinks the Dodgers wui wm lne P01- . ISUfc uiuy uuca uuiwiiti . . , . . n...nh., 'i I d Knh Ducks Even OSC Series CORV ALUS, Ore. W1 Oregon, defeated Oregon State 12-5 in a pre conference baseball game Thursday, evening the series at a win aDiece ; Geome Shaw and Joe Sugura touched two OSC hurlers for three ,1" 5h 't cr "l The World Champion New York GROWS BIG LEMON' Yankees dropped a 6-2 verdict to the Baltimore Orioles of the Inter KOLAND, Man, (Pj . H. V. national League and the Detroit Van Wyck, who-bought a tiny Tigers were trimmed by the Chat lemon plant two years ago now tanooga Lookouts of the Southern has a remarkable lemon. Two ordinary lemons dropped off the I plant when ripe but a third grew to 12 inches in circumference weighing three-quarter of a pound yr mil'. the includln in TC" " day's 4-0 triumph over the Cleve- land Indians. The Dodgers managed to pull the Washington Senators, 4-3, after trailing, 2-0. after three lnnimrs Starter Chris Van Cuyk was the winner. The Boston Braves' Warren 'Spann ave UP nme hlt. but they : were scattered enough to enable his team to dec'sion th Rn.nsn rh i Sox, 5-4. despite a one-on home run by Junior Stephens. In the only other game between Major League clubs, the Philadel phia Phillies nipped the St. Louis Cardinals. 8-7, in a six-inning con test called to permit the teams to ... .. " .. . . . f aue lf am, Droe even J Ba"?es with Minor League fuad- Philadelphia A's stopped Greensboro of the Carolina I f oom.a Oil . .1 . I m.i " V"' Association. 6-3. Vanport Drubs 3 Track Foes PORTLAND I Portland State won a track meet from three other colleges here Thursday. The win ners ran up 83 H points, Reed 31 George Fox 25 V and Clark J. C. 17. '!!!!!' mo mac, IWBHWtOt - '7 ' , AJOorxri jbG58sgbS&& INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PICK-UPS FARM TRUCKS LOGGERS From Vi Ton to 45 Ton Gas or Diesel JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICE 11th ond Klamath Mdford Favored Saturday The Rogue Relays, modeled alt er the Hayward relays, shows at Medford tomorrow, 1:30 p. m with the Klamath Falls Policing In the field against Medford, Urants Pass and Crater High. Crater Is a new entry In the an nual Iracklcst. Medford won last year but It was a dual aflatr with Uranus Pass. Klamalh Falls didn't enter a team. Molford will probably be fav ored but not as heavily as previ ously expected because of Grants Pass' surprising win Inst week over Uie highly-rated Tornado team. Pelican Coach Paul Deller has en tered 20 boys In 11 e( the 12 events. Deller Is skipping the two- mile relnv because lie hasn t enough talented hall-mlle entries. ! SEATTLE i The "Arm" Is ' players, makes Don as ronsplcu All the events except three are back In Washington footbull and uus as a pinto hor:.e In a herd of relays. The pole vault, discus and so Is the firrcracker style o( piny buys. And that's why he wears javelin are scored on single ef- 'hat made Howie Odell teams fa-. It so no tackier will repeal the (oris vorllfs with the Inns on two mistake that put the 11S0 All-Amrr- Tlie three best marks of each coasts. ,'uan on the shell lor the 1911 seu- team are added in the shot put. ! Wearing a bright green Jersey, 'on. broad Jump and high Jump. All - America Quarterback Don Don enme out of a .nrlininnue Klamath Falls entries are: i Hclnrlch the "Arm" is pitch- Just belore the start of the m-hed- RELAY EVENTS ling passes bv the dcuen every dny ulr- Vm '""K "nlc 11 "a '""arril 440 relay: C. MULi, D. Mills, ! In Wiishmgion's spring practice he might never be nbln to throw Gordy. Abraham. program. Watching him. Odell again with the deadly accuracy SS0 relay: D. Mills, Abraham, 1 wears a smile as wide as from here that broke the national passing Barron. Chatfield. i to there. ! rtvord In I9S0. Mile relay: Spraguc. Swindler, i The Jersey, contrasting with the I A program of weight lilting Wells. Gordy. DlsUni-e medley: Wells (1320), C Mills i440, Simmers (880i, Pitts tmilei. Shuttle hurdles: Swindler, Chase. Bevans. i lllfh jump relay: Thomas, Bar-; ron. Johnson, Chase. Broad jump relay: Barron. ; Douuherty. Gordy. Abraham, I Shot put relay: Dougherty, Chat - 11C1U, Ql-IIUIIK. SINGLE EVENTS Pole' vault: Johnson, Watson. Discus: Schultz Javelin: Chatfield, Mitchell. EXHIBITION BASEBALL By The Associated Preas Boston (Ni b Boston (A) 4 Chicago (A) 10 Atlanta (SA) S New York-'.Nl 4 Cleveland (Al 0 Chattanooga ISAI 0 Detroit (A) 3 Baltimore (Int) 8 New York A 2 Philadelphia) (A) 8 Greensboro (Carolina) 6 Philadelphia (N) 8 St, Louis (Ni 7 (slx lnm.ng',, . . Brooklyn (N 4 Washington (A) 3 SNEAD PICKED GREENSBORO. N.C. i.tl The sio.000 irreater Greensboro Open. final event of the winter golf tour. ..n. Wirlav a-lth the S"l U.UI. -.j - J j usual alignment Sam Snead against the field. Masters Champion Snead won the Inaugural Greeasboro tourna ment 14 years ago and has added three more In the Intervening Tommy Bolt, Durham, N.C: years. Doug Ford, Harrison. N.Y., Jim my Clark, Laguna Beach, Calif.. Ted Kroll, New Hartford, N.Y., all tournament winners during the winter swing, were on the premises ready to challenge 8nead. HIGHER PAPERS WHITE PLAINS. NY. I Newsstand prices of eight West chester County newspapers were increased Friday from a nickel to reven cents, effective Monday. Home-delivered price was upped from 30 to 36 cents a week. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND IUSINI, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Itr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earley Proprietor Ph. 2-2581 "IF YOU NEED A TRUCK, SEE JUCK" SEE 1952 38 1 J JL :W PHILADELPHIA FUSE The Thlllies' peniumt hopes sky rocketed when Curt Simons, who won 17 games for the champion "Whiz Kis in 1950 before being called up with his National Guard unit, returned to the club. The 23-ycnr-old southpaw is reportedly in ship-shape. Odell Changes Style With Heinrich Back dull grny or red Worn by other HST Has New Glove CHICAGO '.Pi Presiilpni Trn. .man will have a new southpaw He adopted It in mldseason or Iglove to wear when he losses oulilBM I" an ellort to get more ihe first ball in the Boston Red Sox- Washington Sennlors season baseball opener Tueadav. A personal friend of Mr. Tru- man. Fred J. Bowman, president of a sporting goods company, sent me special glove to the President in a mahogany chest with a sterl ing silver unit plate. Bowman served as an instru ment sergeant during World War I under Mr. Truman, at that time a captain in the 35th Division. SKI FARIN Lovely Jan nctte Burr, back from Win ter Olympic competition at Oslo, skims across water at Cypress Gardeps, Fla. On snow or sea, she exhibits championship style, is for mer national water ski jumping titlist and will compete in this year's sixth annual Dixie Water Ski car nival. v Wc have wid telec lien in Hock. Coma In ond lea than) today. TROY V. 2040 So. 6th ! brought Ihe valuable wing buck tiitn tnti roiulltion. lie can throw I the long ones aim snap the short ! losses in grass lots witliout tiring With Hclnrlch In action, Odell Is scrapping the spill T forma ' i ion that lime and again left his learn hanging on the ropes last year, a few points or a lew yards from victory. punch nun nis running game Now he's returning to his own , "Odell T" - a whipcrark attack that made his teams famous as the Yale "Flying Circus and the Washington ' Rod Show.' Prepster Rolls 300 SAN FRANCISCO lf A 17-year-old high school student bowled a perfect 300 game here Thursday night tabbed by a representa tive of the American Bowling Con gress as the third ever rolled by a Junior bowler In the United Slates. Don Broil, senior at Polytechnic High School, hit his perfect game while bowling In a senior league game at the Lincoln bowl. Don Is rolling In his first year of organ ized competition. But he remained cool for the entire game, connect- ling In the one-three, or New York. I pocket for every shot, i Only last week Bernle D-hiln. : 16-year-old junior al Tech High In Oakland, rolled the second record- jed perfect game by a Junior in Dowung nistory. yilil intmiting, rotmful . . . SAX FRANCISCO Sut it ike Hotel miitraaib. at tha Cirie Center ia th titular and hopping diatriet, in direct line with both grot bridge. Bring vonr fimily for a waekael or longer, ind enjoy la dulinrtu Hotel Vkitcomb cuuine and Mrrk. M Inn ma 14.11 lliftt: fna O il InMa MAIKIT ItMIT al Ilk Oflpspft III S4E4t4lvt0 HOTEL W1I1TCOMB kAll C. Willi : - Jacobsen POWER MOWER Time-Tested Jocobsep 2-Cycla Enqine Automatic Recoil Starter Fully Enclosed Chain Drive Blade Tip Protective Shields Extra-Heavy Semi-Pneumatic Tiret Smooth Streamlined Appearance COOK CO. Ph. 4803 a mil. I Hut Henley's Cnsc-Lchto Kniiiiiii Muck cmiibine proved too much as Ihe Hornet quullel reeled oil a 4I 7 vit-iuiy in tne iu-)ai'(i run. licit Muck won Ihe HKJ nml I Ml yniil sprints for Henley. The nnh other double winner ttus Kliiinnlht iH'un uumy, blur rlbhim m.iii in Ihe 330-ynnl ilnsli and tho biuuil Jiiuip. Results: High hurdles: Wmi by Chase K. iiuiiisberger II second, llnck 11 tlilnl. Time: 13.7. I 100-yard dash: Won by Mink II, Ca.se II second, Watson K lliliu lime: iu.v. u;0-)ril run: Won by Haves II. Ulcoum K second, Wright II nurd. inn-. X10-)r( run: Won by Omdv K. n. Hill H second, Munsoll K tniid. Time: 38 5. Low hurdles: Won bv Giltiniin K. Ilui nsbiigcr II second. 11m k II tliird. Time: 15.0. 150-yard dash: Won by Muck 11. Case H second, l.chto II third. Tline: 10.2, WiO-yard run: Won bv R. Hill II. t.ulimim K second, Anderson II thud. I line: I 40. Ilroad Jump: Wnn by tloidy K. 17iiunns K second. Kooken K third Distance: 18 ft. 5i4 m, Pole vault: Won by Watson K. Stewart K second. Kooken K third. Height: 10 ft. Hlih jump: Won by Buck 11. 1 Height: 4 it. 7 m. Thnmns K second. Chase K third Shot pull Won bv Iteeder II Muusell K second. I.ehto II third Distance 43 ft. J, in. Discus: Won by Holfinnn, H, Mitchell K second. Muusell K third. Distance: 101 ft. 8 In. Javelin: Won bv Mitchell K. Cheync 11 second. Ramsey II third Dlstiince: 137 fi. g m Relay: Won by Henley iCnse. . Lchto, Eninan, Mucki. Tune. 4117. There In no authentic record ol Ihe weight of Alaskan brown beun because of the difficulty of bring ing the entire bear and scales lo-gether.-SporU Afield i THE GUN STORE'S 3rd ANNUAL FISHING DERBY OPENS MAY 3-CLOSES NOON, JULY 7 VV Grand Prize for Largest Fish 10' Aluminum Car-top Boat vV Prize for Largest Rainbow Trout Shakeipeore Glass Fly Rod w' Prize for Largest Brown Trout Shakespeare Spinninq Reel Prize for Largest Bass Shakeipeore President Castinq Reel PRIZES FOR LARGEST FISH EACH WEEK WEEKLY PRIZES! 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