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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1952)
IIICnAM) AND NKWS. KIAMATH KA1XS. OREGON PACK SEVEN Pels Jyinmp MONDAY, AI'HIl, 14, 10S2 Set Hoye Brood Klamath Third In Relays 'Hurr new meet rerfiriK were rl our hv Kliutiulli 1'nlk -tti.tlllduv Itri llir I'o'Iiuiih fliilslicd lliiitl bt-tnnil MiuIImkI unit UiiuiIii l'ah In llir five -o .lit Itnutir llr luvn mi Die Merit. ml iinik Mrrilmil linishrl Willi M'.. i ril llln I'llim II'.'. K 1 n 1 11 H I )l Klilli. W i, Crater 111 mill A I ) it n.l 14 In 11 Inert Unit wii-.n't uVrlitril iinlll Hir Iimil ri-nl, ill" hlk'h Jump it Ihv, umi bv Mrtii-nl DrHn Utility, J 1m l)nimlirrtv unit l)u-k Aliniliiiin, two Minliomoi en and u lrrliiiiini, wim llir I'rlirmi hltmd-Juinp train Unit ralatill.- Iirri nrw nii iml (il Irrt. II' . Inrhra. Tliul rllnii lirllrreil Mnlford nld mirk "I 67 lirt. in', iiichrv Ooi tlv Irniieil 11)111'.. IKiuplli'lty lU 7 nnd AIii.iIiiiiii III I Mrrilnlfl lunkr the other iwo rrr ii.l.. in II". -Iiul ;iul irliiv mid . llir mile irliiv ( OMIUSI . Thr Mini, I Judil ltlii;li,iiii i i.m f linir pill tourlher h lerl. 7'; inch 1 1 in J k in Hit' urlk'h! rvmt. hrttrrlni; Klmnnlli Full-. ild in mil nl U'B Iiti. D i iiii lies liavln, Kllllr. I.urnliiil!il mid Umi riiliui. iiiunlnu in Umi nnler. ruird lliruuiili u 3 33 3 ii. lie rrluy, illr Inir Mndfiird'n nun mark of 3 36 6 Till wiin ntntmhlv Hip iiiiIMiiikIiiik Inil of lllr inert, nr. I two -IrnliiN of a Afcuiid off Ihr Hitvvviird llr lnv record Klitmiith r'tilK nlvi unll Ihr (It-.-Inncr mrdlcv. 'llir I'l-lK-nli (tuiirtrl Hrpprd off nil II 31)11 rnrr u-nh !)nn Will riiiinlnii llir thrrr-filitr-Irr inlir. C'llnlon Ml'h thr iiuartri Ilillr. Harold Hlltitnrrs Ihr hnll mile and Marry 1'it in thr tmlr in thin nidrr. o i in ii ri.M i s Olhn Klmiuitl) I iiIW nlmr:. were third III Ihr IWw-ll rrluy. ClMll hillillU. limit III Ihr dlM'tin. 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Kmc C fourth HrlBllt II fl 6 In ntMnnrr nirdlrv Won bv Klmn th Fnll m. Writ. C Mill.', film mm. rittM. Orun'.f Pnnn iirrond. rrntrr third. Mrdford fourth Tlmr 11 30 9 Brnnd lump rlv W'on hv Klam ath Fall' iCInrdv. OniiKhrrlv. Abra ham!. Crant Paw rennd. A'li lnd thhd, rrntrr fourth IHMnncr AR ft fi'i In nrw rrrord i. .lavrlln: Won hv Mlnoham M. Dinlflrld KF arrond. Cnrrothrra r,p third. Voaa C fourth Dl'lanrr: lM fl 1 In SdO-vard aliultlr hurdlra: Won by Mrdford. Grant Pa" awond. Klamath Fnlla third. Crntrr fourth. Timr- 35 . Mllr rrlay: Won bv Mrdford. Chant' Pa jn-nnd. A'liland third. Cratrr fourth. Tlmr S 333 infw rrr rd'. Hloh llinin rrluy Won bv Mrd ford. Oranta Pan lecond. Ashland Ihlrd. Cratrr fourth Hrlubt: 18 tl a in Final aenrr: Mrdford M'-. Grant.' Puaa 82. Klamath Full 40' Cra tar 31. Ashland M (plnrea acorrd lO-ft-4-l ). TIME OUT! "Well, you know women never can decide what lane thry want to be In I' ' Billy Graham Meets Soto BAN FRANCISCO, 11 Irish Billy Oraham, New York Welter weight contender, nieels the new model Art Soto of Oakland, Calif., Monday night In a 10-round bout. Clrnhnm, who lost a close de cision In a title bout last summer against Kid Onvllnn, is an easy favorite. Hi a Date Next Thursday "Georqe Wathinqton Slept Here" iix mm t i '". 'i'". ifi. v " OWLS FACE SOCE HERE TOMORROW "irn'Hi Vri h rlill Its firM On-c hi II npirm a in r lit tui r tli hi'in' :i-lk I'di.ni I '.w iii) C'oiiii-t I i' UI in it (I moli lie. M'ri ni.i!H'i tin- .S'.tllllf'lfl Oirfcun Cullruf; Hvtl Hli!ili-- I lit In m of t'Au hv rn-iniiiin; i;mrs ri.i-n.. il 1 :i(t p in 1 Coiirh AH Klrklnrift ;it ttr mild i. '- .luck Hniv.'ii ui tw f;rM t;iinif ii (id hi'i ii( r trJ'hniHlri , Chuck 'l'kcsrm. In thr iiltrrplrrf. ' 'llw Out-, ko mt-i th tuln bill with Ihr A-'lilnnd nmr with n 3-4 rri'nid iiltii In-iiii huMiii'i'V tu l'tirthuu! Ktittr by .i f-3 cnuni. WINS T'.kf.nn ht-M all thrrr nf llir Owl" win? lltit llruwn ttut v'Kiddv Mipiort hnttirdtiv whrn two rfiMlv tnftrld i ruti n m thr seventh intuittt nd nlir hn!)l)lr in thr n;hUi hrlprd thr VlklMKs t Ur blR rum ()i rtrch iitii.r1 Into nl) ntrlv h-tul ulirti Hon Foi.-mun. 'Ivkr.n nnd Qutrlno 1 .oil I :-'iunt: loKt'lhrr thrrr rliii;l'"i for r.r itin. KNOTS OI NT pmiliind Ktnlr tlrt It in thr ' hrcond frmnr nnd wrnt ithrnd to : Btny In thr third whrn Cntchrr A flimp.Hon bnr.Kfd one-run triple The Owls picked tin their run in thr riKhth whrn Brown doubled nnd viiinperrd home on Kirrninu .single. Al Forrmiin walked In thr ninth, achanrrd nn i)kii Unrnrs' Klnle nnd went home on Lurry Jeter ft .single. l.m fcorr , , . . OtPtrch 100 0(K) 011-3 8 1 Portland Oil 101 fl 0 Hrown nd Jeter. Hunt nnd Simpson -;. A PA IHf COAST I.KAGI K. W L Pit. 10 S .780 10 i 1U .68 .MI0 8 6 .500 ... 6 1 Al2 6 7 .417 Los Anitrlrs . Han Uiruo Oaklnnd Hull I''l'ilnolf.oo Hollywood 8nn FrunctKco Portland .. . 4 Seattle .XI3 2H6 Sunday's RrMllls Rrntllr 0-3. Sun Dlrmi 3-7 Hollywood 8-4. Los Angeles 5-1 Hirst game IB innings San Francisco al Oakland post poned, rain Portland al Sacramento post poned, rain Saturday's Ill-Mills Hun Diego 8-3, Seattle S-J San Francisco 4, Oakland 3 (14 InnmgM Los Angeles 10. Hollywood 1 Sai'ramrnlo 3 Portland 1 (10 nn lugs I Matthews, Eagle Mix Tonight PORTLAND 11 Charley Eagle of Wnlerhiiry, Conn., and Hairy "Kid" Mathews of Seattle will meet here Monday night In a scheduled in-round main event of a boxing show. Matthews la favored. Two six-round and three four- round preliminaries are scheduled DOUBLE Green Stamps on . Wednesday CEC'S Signal Service 76 Main St. , 'H-4W.iJ"- i---Wr.inaffa-j-1 , i hi i, jr ii.-.iujja'i aior oil Tomorrow Nt.W YUltK. .f Mujoi Llauur b.ill t liil)f Hill Iriid with llirlr lillclunu aci-s 'luruiuy when the iub'2 bu-.rbiill ?.cn ion Brts undrr uiiv but thr linrui othrrwr will be dntird will! new faces. In Niw York. Snl Mnijllr 3-6 , Citiintvit tier, will oppoM Hnbin Hnbro i SI - I5i. I'hlladrlplilu s br.st. 'I7ic Glanta. huwrvrr, will Plrsrnl a couplr of new face In hrcond Bh.rni:iii Davry Williams mid 1 ril Klildrr Dob F:lllott. WiUlmii.s Mirrrrd.1 thr arruppy Kddir Klaiikv. FJIIio't was oblnlnrd from thr Hravrs as an lllh hour till-ln lor Ihr (ijurrd Munlr Irvin. Iloston fans will arr a tlork of newcomrrs in thr llnrup whrn the Hravrs" Wnrrrn Spulin (S2-14i fares Ihr Drnoklvn Do(U:rrs' Prrarhcr Hot is.'-3i. Second IliiM-man Billy Rrrd. Hhort-slop Jnck Cusick and Ihlrd llii.irini.il FA Mnlhews will appear in alarttiiK roles. '.AMI-: TKAM Thr Doduera will field llir snine .triini Hint lohl thr priiniuii in a pla'off with thr Giants last year. Jim Frldlry. hard-hlttlmr youni oulllelder. may be In the Cleveland lineup w hen the Indians, w ith Karly Wynn f 20-13 1 on the mound, tackle thr C'liii-iiisn White Kox. Lefty Billy Pierce M5-M' will pilch lor thr Sox who will show- their home town fans new fares in Third Base man llec Rodriguez and Catcher Hhrrmin Iillar. Lou Uoudrrau. confronted with the loss of Ted Williams. Is uroom iih a couple ol voting hard-hlltinff outfielders and mav Marl new comers Fave Thronrberry and nene Klephrns whrn Boston fares ilia Prnntnrs in WashlnRlon. Mrl Pnrnell r 18-111 will hurl against Uic Nats' Bob Porterfield 18-81. fillW FACER The Browns will ton them all when It romes to present uie new profiles. Manager Rogers Hornshv. back at the managerial helm, will feature a new lenm except ftir Pilchrr Ned Oarver 120-12) when the Browns oppose Dirzy Trout i9t4i and the Tigers In Detroit Catcher. Clint Courtney. Outfield ers Jim Rivera. Bob Nleman and George Schmres and Infielders Arden's Ace Wins Again PRKMKRTON, Wash. il Ard en's Ace of Marwalfin won Ihe open ull age H like In Hit Puget Sound Helriever Field Trials Sunday and earned the American field trial rat ing nf champion. It was Ihe sixth straight win for the black Laboradnr. owned and handled bv Eddie SRlvIno of Seat lie. FOP V0U MADM - WE'LL THRO INANEXTRASTTOF FENDEPS.'" See ui for all your automotive needs rapairi and acceiioriat, all makai, all medtli. 'cWuMr " ' ' ' 1 Leaoyes Marly Muiion. Leo 'llioinas mid j Gordon Goldsberry are just aomc of Ihe newcomers I Jack Jen.ven will be In crnu r firld Ir the Yiinnrrs in Phila delphia, when Vic Rnsclii 121101 trios lo continue his jinx over the 'Athletics. He has irnten them 20 ! timet, in 22 decisions ROOK 1ICS The St. Louis Cardinals may use j Rookie Sieve BUkj ut first auamst Pittsburgh when Gerry Stale y 1 19 ;l.li lakes the mound against the Pirates' Murry Dickson i20-l(i'. 1 The Buck will counter wuh some rookies of their own In Infirldrrs ,Dlck Hall and Jimrriv Mrrson and : Outfielder Bobby Del Greco. Veteran righthander Rob Rush 1 Ul-121 of ihe Rpds will be on Ihe mound m the Chicago-Cincinnati game which may feature the debut of Outfielder Wally Post of the Reds and Catcher Tobv Aatwell of the Culx. The Reds, one of the most active clubs In the winier trade 'mart, will present nrw pla.'er.s in catcher I Andy Semlnlck and Outfielders Dick Sisler and Bob Burkow.sk!. STRAD-O -WEAVE Dick Recder DICCf Beavers Open In Portland By The Ahum latrd Pre lfty O'Uoul rornrji rldmir Into Han Knuicisco TiifMluy hoping to KJvr hm Itihl tiini a KiieUfickinu nnd put his I'jM fliiirKen into the I'uclfic Coii'.t League Irad I-elly. you rrnirinbrr, left the employ of ihr fiari Frniiclwo KfiiJs after flnl'liiny at the bottom of I the heap last year, lie r.ubserueritly KiKiied up ai inanaKr of the San 'UK'Kf, Pr.drc-; Hun Uieo clniib:d within a lialf name of the Ifnyut Imdlntf Los Aiik'clfK Aiiteb, Sunday t.rt it will I or rjulte a honircofiuiiK for Mr. fUoul. who hail the Han FrnnriAco lu lin or 18 ve;irji SI'I.II 'Ihe Padre-i dropped a 9-3 Kami 'lo Sea tile in 'he opener but came :hai tt with a 7-3 vjrtory in the iut:iicap ' Meanwhile Cailos liernier of Hollywood was break in t up an .Ib-innuiK marathon at Los AriKrles - the lonxcM PCL name at WriMley Meld with a home run. i That Rave the Stars a C-6 win in tle opener and Harry Fi.sher added hiiMill to injury bv .slopping the Antrirlb on 'three hit, 4-1. in the even inning nightcap. A large per venUive of the 12,723 fans stayed lor thr more than 6 hours of I iba.seball. !kat I'itch j Kddle Chandler, the Los Angelcb are and the hixth ol the pitchers j Manager Stan Hack used in the elongated 4 hour and 29 minute game, threw the home run ball lo FJernier. Hain caused postponement of two scheduled double headers. Portland; al Sacramento and San Francisco 1 at Oakland. In addition to the San Dieso- . Snn PranciM:o same, others Tues- , day are Sacramento at Hnll wood, Los Angeles at Seattle and Oakland at Portland Puck Meet Nears End Quarter-finals in singles and semi-finals m doubles In the Cltv Miutlleboard Tournament show at fSrhuKi' Tavern toniRht with the puck meet scheduled to wind up tomorrow nichl. I Sine Ics matches put Doran Rhoads atrainst Frank Skelton. Len iProp.M asain-st John Edee, Cecil Tucker aiminst Billy Hilton and Fherry Yancey aga in.it Tom Per kins. i Doubles semis have Ray Wood ward and Freddie Havford meeting Kdnc and Yancey. Paul Hilton and lJete Peterson facinR Perkins and Bob Lyman. An exhibition match between the 'rhnmpmn Mecca team and the mn-incY-up Srhuss team Is another fea ture of Tuesday night's Jinal ses sion. 1 starting time both nights Is 7:30. nillMFIKVl CI'STOM-KI'IT-TAILOHK shirt Nr"" America' Mont Beautiful Sport Shirt Is Always Glad To Cash Your f ltl tiU"lU III" UAJJ W W III Mr 0 Corner 5th and Main 1st ' "? fr& RALPH WEISER . . . duels uol Friday Weiser, Doll Ink Friday night's fipht card at the Armory is complete with the slim uik of Bobby Doll to face Ralph Weiser in the six-round semi-wind- up. Doll, sluicing Boise. Ida . light weight, rs the lad Jimmv Proctor beat. Weiser cooled Procior in five rounds on the April 5 card here, j But Doll is out to prove It was all a mistake when he faces Proc tor tonight In Portland, i Closing of the Weiser-Doll fight . lells the outstanding 30-round show. Dick Wolfe. Pacific Northwest . welterweight champion, gives away a handful of pounds when he meets Tacoma's outstandlne middlewelRht Frankie Rowe, In the main event. Wolfe, a busy boy. meeta Eddie Kahut, Joes kid brother, in Port land tonight. Kahut Is also a middle weight. In the six-round special. Sprague River's classy Monty Montgomery, challenges Rudy Carlson, knockout winner over Darrell Harrington here on the recent card. i Two fours show Billy Sunday .also on the Portland card against Merrill's Stan Virges and Clyde Phoenix acainst Harrington. I Reserved tickets are on sale at Dick Reeder's. ihv. Fabric of lHfttinetion Silken luxury . . . soft lustre . . . dis tinctive texture ... all that is yours in Strad-O-Weave. An exclusive, washable, Acetate-and-Viscost Rayon fabric, lavishly tailored by Stradivari into o sport shirt that is unequalled in all America! Hera are the notable Stradivari quality detailsi meticulous needlework, finest ocean pearl buttons, piped seams, perfect collar balance, in dividualized fit. "As Fine as Skilled Hands Can Mcike." Individualized Ftt Sleeve lengths 32 to 35 Paycheck Dusefte, Prussian in Third Mat Hassle Georges Dusette, robbed last w-eek of a chance to unhinge tine Pedersen when the Scandinavian weightliUrr ran out on Ihe bout, gets a crack at his second pet peeve Wednesday night at the Ar mory, The French-Canadian Hercules faces Kurt. Von Poppenhcim In one of a double main event. Du-sette has met the Proud Prus sian here on two occasions and lost both times. The third time may not be the charm but Dusette is out to prove it is. The third meeling of the nair promises to surpass even the firs! two clashes -both donnybrooks. TWIN MAIN Sharing the spotlmht wuh this tussle will be one between Frenchy Koy and Buck Weaver. Weaver Is the current Pacltic Coast light-heavywciphi champion, a title he tiok recently from Roy. l ne title isn t at stake but Rov Is determined to prove he's still the champion. Both are one-hour affairs or the best two of three falls. The half-hour .one-fall opener bids to steal the spotlight from both the feature bouts. MI I.I1Y BACK It puts Tol (So Solly) Yamato against BUI Melby, good-looking Salt Lake City boy, who hasn't snown here in some ume. Crowd-infurlatim? Yamato has ap peared twice In the Armory ring and won both limes with his steep er hold over Cowboy Carlson and Danno McDonald. Melby Is somewhat faster than ei ther Carlson or McDonald and may cut the Jap's win skein. Reserved tickets are on gale at Castlcberry Drugs. Burbank Man Rolls 1707 CHICAGO, itf Fred J. Rlc cilli of Burbank, Calif., set a lofty target Sunday night for other entrants in the 164,800 Petersen Bowling Tournament to shoot at a 1707 scries. 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FRENCHY ROY . crownlcss, confident Turner Seeks 31st Victory I PHILADELPHIA, Unbeaten Gil Turner, a chtninir tie.u .ta i in the welterweight boxing con catenation, goes after his 31st i victory Monday night In a 10- round match against Chleo Varona. Havana veteran. Burns Tocm Moth Hole. Worn Place Beworso SALLY'S REWEAVING UoHb forties Smooth at Ocean -Rocked Whiskies of Old - 70 0AIN NEUTKAL Irlftftt ; 3 INT $045 j W 41 Ott 2.20 pint 4th & Klamath Ph. 8146 OREGON i
