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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, APRIL 22, ior2 1 . NELSON REED . . . blasts birds . Nelson Reed Handicap Trap Winner Nelson Reed broke 66 birds to win top honors Sunday In the Class A handicap division of the three day Pacific International Trap- shooters Association sone competi tion at Medford. Pete Driscoll, also of Klamath Falls, came close to winning the Class A doubles title, tying with Ted Jantzer, Trail, and Martin . Clogston, Medford, all with 46x50 scow. But In the shoot-off Cloirston won with 33, Jantzer scored 18, Driscou 18. Jantzer was the high over-all shooter in the Friday-Saturday-Sunday scattergun meet with a 645 out of a possible 700. Forrest Solomon, Oakland, placed second with 633. mi and Driscoll were hist two et a large contingent of Klamath Falls men who competed in uie gun tourney, others included Tom Waiters. Jack Martin, J. F. Adams. Vera Moore, Rod Smith, H. E. Hauger and 6. A. Congdon of Tulelake. By The Associated Presi AAU.K1VAH Jauur, f. Prt W Cleveland - ' - ' f 1 Boston I Bt. Loula v - Washington .. .. 4 New York, 3 ' Chicago 2 Philadelphia. ' 1 Detroit 0 0 1.000 3 .750 1 .714 ,671 ,540 Monday Resnlts Washington. 3 Boston 3 New York Philadelphia 1 ' (Omy games scheduled) NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet I Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati Chicago 4 St. Louis 3 New York - ' ,. 3 Boston ' 3 Philadelphia . 3 Pittsburgh ' 3 .833 .500 son I .439 .287 .250 Aionaays Kesmu New York 10 Philadelphia Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 1 , Only games scheduled) ' , ers In Keg Lead The Balsiger Motor Co. team of Klamath Fa Us currently holds the lead in the Class B team event of wo noruiwest jjowiing Association PROvmrKra T , tournament being held in Yakima, BS ZHt x. R l-tl Rug Wash. lf?.R?5.ky Marciano knocked out Falls irlrls res. & Thwlre n-i.!- The five Klamath Ruth Milne, Edna Dakin, Clara . V jdci u, ijaxuiyne jaarris ana eaiiy Bennett. Bennett registered a 1584 all- vents score fii the class A division. nuine ana uasurs ei noias down ... . . , . ... . the second spot in the Class B wehrhta hA 1!? .0,neT Jeav5' doubles, the same place held by Si, ?Pe dash with Harris and Bennett 1 the Class A JU.a!?an.rIrlsh B Murphy and doubles. The Wlllard Hotel team bowls in the tourney next weekend. Mem- bers are Mary BothwoU, Martha C-t ? "lego, cam., Cassidy, Martha MsCollum. Ber- SuLSn011 ,hls D0!5e S$ nice Brltt and Dena Backes. UJUed ueben Jne 01 Dorothy Coburg, the sixth member, ?,?,rtIalL,1 for 10-rcund unani- Suble.CmPlete lnSlnBle!, "''Lin, the cpeatured 10-rounder. The kegling tourney has three j tnore weeks to run. . , Sports Mirror By The Associated Press Today a year ago Carl Fur- York Giants. Vl,u . ' , Pld S 'StaS 0on7Dr o?hS BTeTt.6 . , , , tiSiS880 T T"e ,lrst P'ace tataS? t.he.BS- on Braves. 4-0, in twelve Innings, GIANTS POWDER PHILS By The Associated Press Phil Cavarretta is mixing a "mickey" for the contenders who expect to fatten up on his Chicago Cubs. Nobody gave the Cubs a turn' !e In the pre-season picks. One rave soul save them fifth place. Jut M of the 134 baseball writers stuck them In the cellar, a posi- uon uiey may yei mem. Now, with a 4-3 record they're traipsing along In a second-place tie with Cincinnati of all peo- The Brooklyn Dodger surplus, gleefully unloaded on the Cubs In the last few years. Is doing a big share of the job. Paul Minner, Turk Lown, Bob Ramauottl, Toby At well and the rest. Minner threw a three hitter at Pittsburgh Monday night for a 7-1 victory while the Cubs racked rookie Ronnie Kline and three suc cessors. FINDS RANGE Bobby Thomson- found the home range tor the first time since his oramauc pennant-clincher In the 1951 playoffs as the New York Gi- anu wanoped tne Phillies. 10-4. Don Mueller also homered and ad ded a triple and single to drive BOBBY THOMSON . finds old power In four runs in the attack on loser Howie Fox and three other Phil pitchers. -.,- League ieadina- Brooklyn, ached. uled for a twi-night doubleheader wim tne .Boston Braves Tuesday night, was idle Monday. So were uie -rsraves, si. .Louis cards and Cincinnati Reds: The Cleveland Indians with sev- ,387 en 8ln' wins were not sched iii Uled In the American Thro n a series at St iuts with t,. -i.. i , Aucauny mgni. bt. LOU- . uicogo ana ueiroit also were EIGHT STRAIGHT Vic Raschl racked nr. tha Phil.. uciuuia a s iot tne eiettth atrnioht. time, running his lifetime record against tnem to. 22-2, with the New .667 r lanxees- a-i triumph. Actu rr ally the relief work of Rnh r .. and two glaring errors by Gus Zernial and Joe Astrath o,.r important as Rascal's work. JuUo Moreno, fit and ready aft- CT "Inter in the Cuban League, ""f" "e cub itea box for the second time, 3-3. Moreno is the yixacr 10 oeat the Sox this fffj'Sani Mele's long fly to cen ter with the bases loaded te the eighth gave Washington its rfni run. " Marciano Wins by KO PROVIDENCE, R.I im Sed Rockv Mnrrl sq?at Gin0 Buonvino of Italy with VT1! toe 01 the second round vrnnHo 5? second round Monday night to run his undefeatjri;i-in l u hm,t i a , - w w -S "f068;.. 6howt hi. kT.. , "B-. oeiter ,2 , ' lorm mce bea"ng ivw ijuuia. jn ,. rr'V. """ace punched out vic- $&1?Z i?iPPy' J.e: salIor whq used rr"7 ". u""nuU?u,yCT- r,,i. fJii Banay inacFher- Wallace gave away 32 pounds to MacPherson who scaled 231. DeMarco Whips Gonzalves SAN FRANCISCO Wl Little Paddy DeMarco of Brooklyn AMu.iutiy UlKUl. teX8 By hitting 186 home runs In 1951, the Brooklyn Dodgers topped the !hftUonal LeaffUe to homers for toe third consecutive ' year. AAatthews, Portland Gets Tiff PORTLAND 1 Harrv (Kid! Matthews and Rex Layne will meet in a 10-round main event here May 19. Promoter Tex Salkeld an nounced Monday night. Terms were not disclosed but Salkeld said his offer topped any previous bid for a flsht between me Seattle iigntneavy weight. No. 3 contender for Joey Maxim's crown, and the Salt Lake City slug ger wno is attempting a come back. Salkeld said a clause in the agreement provides for a return match in Boise. Salt Lake Cltv or eeattie in uie event Layne wins In Portland. Both Matthew and Lavn. laminar to fort land ngnt fans. Matthews has six Rose City knockouts Including last week's kayo of Charley Eagle to his credit. Layne holds a Portland de cision over joe itanut of Wood- ourn, ore. BEVOS HOST ANGELS By The Associated Press Al the fire Leftv O'doul has ii. nited in the San Dicun Pirim win be needed Tuesday night when his i-acuic uoasi League leaders tan gle with the climbing Hollywood Stars who currently ride a five game win streak. Meanwhile the Los Angeles An gels one-half game off the pace and the third party with the Stars and Padres in a three . wav battle for the lead seek to extend their -uuung ways in opening at Port- In other camp. Plays at San Francisco, and Seat- ub iiusls uagjana. All were idle Monday night. Baseball- follower -hn vwnH what has kept the unheralded Pa dres atop the heap may get their answer this week, or they may see 7 jiouywooa. with help from the Plttshnroh Din,,.. Kn r" " ??la P'B o third with five straight wins over Joe uuraons Sacramento Huh trh put them three and one-half back of San Diego and three behind Los "Rf's-, Oakland rounds out the early pace. gamCT " e Portland! tied with San Francis co in fifth place six games back of the Padres, will try to use the Angels as steps into-the first divi- Lyman Llnde (2-0i against Doyle Lade 3-0 in the first game Tues- feiSiiKin1dlrft.her M) W "tart o?iriniar"tlWei!.ln? Seatlle aal't nie Mahrt (lU). " IAST NlGHTMi Providence. R T oMw w ciano, 189. Brockton M... Itayk)Ut GlD0 Buonvln0' 1M .New York Jimmy Walker, 190. Oranee. N. .1 knv.v GU Newkirk, 208 Vt. Brooklyn, 2i. wftwm, mass. ijoo Murphy 182 Vi, San Diego. Calif., mitnoinu ed Reuben Jones, 180, Richmond. Va. (10; Coley Wallace, 199, New York, outpointed Sandy MacPher- son, 231, Tulsa, Okla. 110). St. Louis Wesburv Basrnm. 183 V,. East St. Louis, knocked out Larry Watson. 176, Omaha (5), Chicago Kid Riviera. 220. St. Louis, defeated Jackie Thompson, 202, Detroit (8). Reno. Nev. Jackie Romero. 125. Sacramento, knocked out Wil lie Price. 123. Salt Lake City (1). San Francisco Paddy DeMar co, 138, Brooklyn, outpointed John ny Gonzalves, 130, Oakland, Calif, (10). Rockets Win The Dick B. Miller Rockets. warming up for the start of the Girls City Softball League in June, outlasted the Midland Community team, 26-19, Sunday on the losers' diamond. KNAPP SHOES Air Cushioned J. O. Kennett it the exclusive representative for Klamath end Lake Counties. Sizes 5 to 1 8, widths 4A te 4E; Ladies 2 to 12, 4 A to 4E. Ph. 8209 2151 Orchard Klamath Foils, Ore. M.i' -I1U fT lWJ DR. JOHN LUNDY of Boise and his Aleutian Water Spray are familiar on the local retreiver trials scene. Lundy will run his Chesapeake female in the licensed trials scheduled for a weekend showing at the airport here. fop logs rcun In Trials Mere The entry list for the Licensed Retriever Trials scheduled for the Klamath Municipal Airport grounds Friday, Saturday and Sunday reads like the Who's Who of Dogdom. There'll be some 128 retrievers In the field, sprinkled with Ameri can and Canadian Field Trail champions;- xne land and water trials, blessed by the American Kennel Club, and sponsored locally by the Shasta Cascade Retriever Club, are a bi annual affair here, spring and fall. FOUR EVENTS The three-day meeting takes In four events derby, amateur 'stake, qualifying stake and the open all. Lewis and Clark Wallops OCE MONMOUTH,, m Ray Hyde, Lewis and Clark pitcher, scattered seven hits as bis team defeated Oregon College of Education 9-2, Monday. Lewis and Clark's Ray Eckle man led bitters with two for four. L. & C. 002 810 0009 10 1 OCE 010 000 0012 7 4 Hyde and Lund;-Funk Palmquist i'5 and Vanover. t Milwaukie Gets New Grid Coach MILWAUKIE HI Norm Martin son, former Oregon State College athlete, will be the new football coach at Milwaukie High School. He succeeds Jerry Llllle. pro moted to principal. Martinson, who was graduated from Milwaukie in 1S42, has been assistant football coach at Hills- boro for the past three years. Birdie Tebbetts Is the oldest player on the Cleveland Indians' roster. He is 37 years old. The first completely FLAT, completely '" WASHABLE finish for interiors even kltcftens end bathrooms! Come In ond tee a demonslra tion of Vel-va-eote, General Paint's revolutionary new plastic rubber finish. Available in all Trend Tonos colors, Including new deep tones. GENERAL PAINT STORE 515 Main Phone 3829 bp Jj!JC'' j age stake. The open is the main event where Uie top dogs will compete. included among tne outstanding entries Is Ardyn's Ace of Marwalfln. a black Labrador that has put together a string of eight straight wins In licensed field trials up and down the coast. Ace is owned and handled by Eddie Salvlno of Seattle. Others Include American and Canadian Field Trial Champion Black Panther, the high-point re triever in the nation; FTC Oak creek's 81r Dorchester, owned by Jim Stllwell of Klamath Falls: and A&C FTC Rip of Holly Hill. Ten dogs that competed In the National Trials last December in Seattle will be on hand. Local Judges Stllwell and Hal Rotrock wlU be used In the derby. Judging the other three events will be Jimmy Bryan Jr., Bremer ton. Wash., and Dr. W. F. Carver of Hollywood, Calif. Rl'N TOGETHER The derby and amateur stakes will run simultaneously and should be completed Friday, opening 8 a.m The qualifying stake starts Fri day afternoon and will probably run into Saturday. The open will be launched Sat urday and finish Sunday evening. NOW Every Wednesday DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS CliffYadcn's SIGNAL SERVICE 2560 South 6th (Open 24 hn. Every Day) IT'S HERE! V;1 ' fyl Am v I V V I 111 3 KttKN Ink TOP Huskies, Idaho Win Northern Division NUmllnii Oregon 3 0 1.000 Washington 3 1 .cm Idaho 3 1 Ml Oregon State 1 3 .333 Washington Btate 1 4 .300 By The Associated Trcu Washington and Idaho moved In to a tie for second nlnce in the tight Northern Division baseball race Monday with victories over Washington Stale and Oregon State, respectively. Washington defeated the luckless Cougars 6-4 at Seattle, and Idaho edged the Beavers 16-15 In a wild game al Corvallls. Oregon, the division lender with two wins and no losses, was Idle. Bob Houbreus of Die Huskies' basketball team made his first ap pearance as a college pitcher in the game at Seattle, l.nnkv Bob neia a o-J lead in the ninth Inning wnen ne was relieved bv Jim Roth nus who halted a WSC rally that netted the Cougars one run. There were six home runs In Uie game at Corvallls. Idaho took a 3-0 lead In the Ural inning on Bruce Mcintosh's round tripper with two aboard, added an other run In the third, and seven more Including lour on Dave Paulsen's buses-loaded homer in the fourth. Other homers were by Chuck Flak. Dwane Helblg 131. and John Thomas, all of Oregon Slate. Circuit blows by Flak and Hel blg accounted for five OSC runs in the last of Uie ninth. Danny Johnston grounded out with the tvlng and winning runs on second and third for the Beavers to end the threat and the game. I 3 Tied In Amateur Open PINEHURST. N.C. Ifl Pre- tournament Indications that the 63nd North and South Amateur Oolf Tournament would be one ol the tightest In Its long hWory were borne out by the qualifying rounds. For the first time in 16 years there was a tie for the medal and a three-way affair, at that. Frank . Btranahan, Toledo, Ohio; Frank Strafacl, Flushing, N. Y. and Billy Joe Patton, Morganlon, encn snsvca two siros.es irotn the 7.007-yard par 73 Plnehurat County Club No. 3 course Monday. The three leaders finished only one stroke ahead of two North Car olinians. Ben Goodes. Keldsvllle. 143 seml-lina 1st. and L. O. Cook. cross-hand player who is a mem ber of the police department at wrignisviui tseacn. Th rVlmisiti Til). nl llh.ma ...111 make four different stale cities tneir home field during the 53 foot ball season. The games will be nlnverl In Tilftrnlnnu MnnlDAm,, Mobile and ' Birmingham.: ii ' Adrirlitid Step into Spring looking smarter than ever, in a new ADAM hat. 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