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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1952)
PAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORKttON FRIDAY, APRIL lfl, lDM Favored Tonight (Bean Shades Jess Hall TAOOMA Iff Willie lli'iui ol l,os Anur-lfs look n spltt dei-Mjlnn (rom Jons Hull of Tnrnnia Thills diiy ii lu lit In n lll-iiiuml unxlnii mntrh billed as the I'nrlllo Count HeavywelKlst chiimplomlup. Cougars Even Beaver Series CORVAIXW, Or. I The Wiinhliuiton HI nip OnlloKP bnncbiill li'iim defeated Oiciwii Btnte 9-9 Thui'Mlny, evonlim Iheir Northern Division Pni'lllc Cnnnl ConlrriMir" milos nl 11 win apiece. Kansas Relays , Open Today LAWttKNOE, Kim, iff Tim KiinniH Kfluyn, enlivened by (our nprrlnl Olyinplo yenr pvfiiIk, open rtl Friday with 11 uiul 1 ;-!li 1 1 1 v llinl nrvernl reiwda will lull dur um the lun-ilnv pKiuiiiin. Wolfe; : it I K VJZ M I Sunny Green at the. Ar- J " ' '" '" -xi- .r-rfH c j - v J' J.J u If . . . y i . 1- .., Meets ' g librae; InsBSl V. I u hua9, tMKTi nxrot Brown Hurlers Keop St. Louis in Chase READY Indian Dick 'Wolfe, ' Pacific' Northwest welterweight champion, spots Frankie Rowe a hand ful of pounds when he climbs through the' ring tonight at the armory against the hard-punching T a c 0 111 a middleweight. Wolfe ran out of welter opponents and started his campaign in the middle weight ranks last Monday night when he beat Eddie Kahut in Portland. The busy champ scored a hit with boxing fans here April 5 when he whipped Oakland's Sunny Green at the. Ar mory. A capacity crowd is expected to welcome him back tonight. Ralph Weiser in the semi-windup and Rudy Carlson in the special event feature an outstand: ing' supporting Card. By Thr Awlali'd I'rrM "There's only one wince to fin ish and that's first." Rogers Hornsby liuule this mine comment belore the senson opened. His precocious St. Louis Browns net like he nieiinl It. RuimlnK neck and neck with Cleveland for I .he American Lcanue lead, they sound like the big noise of early season. First Ned Ciarvcr Then Tommy iyrne. And now Rob C.iln. poms le route against Deiroit for a club tat got only out- complete game 1 three from 13 pitchers last sea- Cain, acquired from Detroit in .1 seven man deal during sprutK '.training, rubbed it u Thursday by , whipping his old Titter mates, 3-1. Wandering Bob allowed nine hits but most of them were harm- . less singles. Cleveland wasted mum of Its 17 hits in running over Chicago for a Uiird straight triumph 5-3. Despite Ih heavy barrage that Included a 45-1001 homer bv Luke Easter In tile fifth, ihe Tribe gave Mike Gar cia only a one-run lead going to the ninth. Bobby Sliantz. smallest uiirlier in the league, beal the World .Champion New Vork Yankees wiih his left arm and bat to Rive Phila delphia a 3-1 decision over Eddie Lopat. The five-fool-six pitcher scattered nine hits and gave his jtcam the lead run with a single In 'the fourth, breaking a 1-1 lie. Tlie Boston "Rookie'' Sot tnrni-H the heal on Washington for a 9-2 If-'; cha 1 Who...ME Stof:-!-.-;!!.;!' BOBBY SHANTZ throttles Bombers 4P. 91 tf&H, f- , t i r (ci . , IMINOR LEAGUE By The Associated I'resa IVXI.'triVA'riflVAl IL'Af.tTtL' hV V, ,; r'"'""au -yaye inrone- Rochester 5 .Springfield 1 ,berr hming a bases-loaded home Syracuse 4 Montreal 3 run off Bob Johnson In the six- Baltimore 3 Toronto 1 iru" sl1x1th' Only games scheduled bMhhtanMirchi5k AMKRICAN ASS.K'IATION in three wins at Boston, the i, ' " ,T. " Day. r , . -i- . ' Cincinnati's 3-0 ede. One of the University of Ala-1 Bob Feller -of the Cleveland in- i " bama s-top candidates for the var-! dians holds a lifetime edge over sity tennisuad is David Riggs every American Leagne club ex-! .JTUv pS1S XSZ. nephew ofi the famous net star, cept the Yankees. Hes beaten They were the first to go there Bobby Riggs. ... cthera 28 times, lost 33. ifrom the U.S. since 1931. V By RED HURD Whether welterweight Dick Wolfe can srjot a hard-punching middle- J weight In the neighborhood of 10 t, pounds and get away with it is t. s question that will be settled with sashing leather tomgni at tne ! Armory. ' Ambitious Dick, the Pacific f Northwest's champion, is making ' his second invasion of the middle- weight ranks when he meets Frankie Rowe, a Tacoma, Wash., fighter with oomph in his gloves. On Wolfe's decisive win over t another middleweight, Eddie Kahut n Portland Monday night, the J welter kingpin will hold the long , ena 01 tne unoincial odds tonight. ' But Rowe's style differs entirely J "from that of Sunny Green, Wolfe's ' vicum two weeks ago here. Green, , an uakiand welterweight, was r- counter-puncher. GLOVEMAN 1 Rowe is a digger who keeps on the offensive and throws plenty of gloves. So is Wolfe so something , nas 10 give, it snapes up as a . fight ring customers will be talking aoout lor some time to come. Rowe is the lad who a couple of , seasons ago had Ursal Snapp ready for the delivery when he ran into . one of Snapp's dynamite right UHI1US. i- , This main event is supported by ; an outstanding card of two sixes 1 and two lours all potentially knock- out productions. , Referee Wally Moss should be , kept busy wagging counts tonight , wun an me principals ooys with ' sock aDiiity. 1 , -o ' elaboration is necessary for 1 Ralph Weiser, who occupies the 1 six-round seml-wlndup spot against 1 Boise's Bobby Doll. The Beatty ' Bomber's right hand Is a business- ; like weapon that usually makes , mings easy lor the Judges. ' BOTH WIN Both Weiser and Doll have whlp , ped Jimmy Proctor Weiser by a knockout, Doll by decision so this . one snapes up as a real donny brook. The six-round special event puts Monty Montgomery against Rudy Carlson. It marks Montgomery's return to ring wars after a short layoff. It may be a short return If the Sprague River Indian runs Into one of Carlson's TNT-laden right hands, ! The two four-round house-warm- ers put Chiloquln's Billy Sunday against Merrill's Stan Vlrges and Clyde Phoenix of Willow Creek gainst Klamath's Darrell Harring ton, The Armory ticket-office opens at 7:30, one hour before the opener. Bob Cerv, outfield rookie for the Yankees, was a baseball and bas ketball stur for the University Nebraska. , Dodgers hammered 48 hits for team batting average of .378. TKXA8 LKAGI I-: Thursday Brooklyn won 8-2. Ft. Worth 6 Oklahoma City 5, 13 Connie Ryan, an ex - Giant ' Innings slashed a two - run homer in the Dallas 4 Tulsa 3 111a inning 10 fflve his PMlo. ' delphia Phil pals a 5 J victory over the New York Giants. Del Ennis' .spectacular barehanded catch of j Willie Mays' screamer saved Re liefer Jim Konstanty In the loth. 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