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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1952)
TUESDAY, Al'KIL 22, 1052 UKHALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN 1fe atiRlD GEORGES DUSETTE slays awake lonR chiiIir!), Toi Yamato niny find himself in the same predicament Kurt Von Poppenhelm was in last week at the armory, a victim of the Krcnrli-Cnnndian'a full nelson. Duseltc pits his full nelson against Yaiiinto's sleeper hold in tomorrow night's armory feature. Matson Enters , Drake Relays HAN FP.ANOIHOO. Sri Ollle Matsnn, university of Hnn Kriin Cisco's All-America lulllinck arid Olympic spring hope, leaves Wcdnenday to enter Din Drake Iteley till weekend it I Dih Molne. Malson rtn a It 06 second 100 yard da-'h In an Intcn olicgmic meet at Berkeley Haiuirlny. Willamette Nips Pilots KORKHT C1ROVK. Ore - Wll- lamella whitewashed pi'iitir. 6-0 Monday In a Norlhwesl Conference baseball game featuring Ihrce-hll pllrhlng by Andv in-orge. Willamette n;d ooo (mo 073 Pacific (Kill l)0 OIK) (I 3 4 Ucorge and Knepf; lios nixl Plara, Langninn Mi Netmen Drub Ashland The Klamath Pulls nelmcn won nix of Die seven mHtrhes yesterday 'I Moore Park to wallop Ashland I (in- the second successive lima by 'a 8-1 count. The Prlii beat Anhland 6-3 last Thursday al Ashlmid. tihmiiioii Oldham waa the nlv loser, bowing to Ashland Marvin Wood. 3-8, S-7. Duly one match went three set whTi Anhland1 Dale Campbell pushed Lealer Flocchlnl to a 4-8, People DO TOO road small space ads - you are! 1 6-3, 6-4 victory. I Klamath'a Denny Todd won his fourth atralght match, dumping ! Merle Deel. R-l, -3. I other result: i Single: Jim Davidson K beat Jim Btuckey A 6-3. -3; Vernon Keller K beat Bob Kramer A 8-3. 8-3 Double: Keller and Flocehlnl K beat Campbell and Kramer A 0 1, 6 1; Davidson and Oldham K beat Hluckcy and Wood A 8-3. 8-3. ! The Pelican hot Grant Paw here Thurday. 1 Wait Mahoney, Brnndels Unlver- Rill cKenna. Brandela Vnlvar y end. has mined 30 Doundi In the olf-seuon by lining weight and liy baaeball coach, also la about i fn(l- I'" falned 30 pmmdi In for the 1 Philadelphia Phillies. tne oir- barbell. Rv The AH'lated Pre - INTERNATIONAL I.KAGt'K Pallimore 14 Roch;ter 1 Toronto al 8prliiK!:rld postponed lOnlv Maine cheduled f At II-1( I OAMT I.KAOI'K No game wheduledi TKAAH .i.K(. V. Oklahoma 2-0 Dalla 1-1 Houston 4-5 Shreveport 0-10 Port Worth 3 Tula 0 Beaumont 4 8an Antonio 0 Bob Carey, football captain, and I Jaclt Coombs, baseball coach al BUI Bower, baseball captain. UoiDuke for 33 years, waa signed by played on Michigan Btate'a basket- Connie Mack to play with the Phtla. ball team. Idclphla Athletics In 1905. OPENING FOR YOUNG MAN Standard Sratianl, Inc. hot an opening in ftl oraonitatton for a man, eat II la 10 preltrably. Opportunity to advonca. This It Ike ifertlnf point lor Standard perionntl. Approiimotoly S280 par mo. to iterf. Apply Wadnotdoy, 2 to 7 p.m., Mr. Daokini, Stondord Stoliom, Inc., 2nd and Main, Klomoth Falli. w Tht JAYHAWK Sayt f THERE'S HONE BETTER "91" Octon. EthH 3 JAYHAWK G A S 2135 South 6th ij ii.,ii;iniii;.': i. ytij!ajMjiciuwiiapi Tf?n fr!lC flrtft iro Hsiftliftf nA CnMr in CcnipoJitioh xAlh lire? Built Cheap to Sell Cheap Jap Sleep , Dusette Match er, Full Nelson T1ie Japanene Sandman hope to! in the one.fall opener. add aeome Duaetie In hi Ions lim of alumberlanrt victim to morrow night at the armory but the Krench-Canadlan full nel-on expert won't come aa eay tor Tol Yamato a did Cowboy Carlon, Dtnno McDonald and Bill Melby. Tlia aleeper expert apparently realize he ha a man-sited chore rut nut for him because It took aome dotnif to get the Jap to algn , rar tne Dunette matcti. ON Tiny HOOK Hut Yamnto waa on the hook Promoter Mack Llllard upped the bout to one-hour, giving the mat fan three main evnjitt. Thin week Yamato get hi wih In apaden. Became hit clh with Dunelte Is the feature match on the three-bout program. Tile rrnwd-needllng Nip ha com bined Illegal lacllca with aenseless apologies to rank as the moM hated wrettler now appearing at the Armory. I.a.H week he made Melby his third victim o the aleeper hold and In the process touched off a SAF-T -MILER k, . . , . mm an nit.- id in van iwuitrij -n liaml B'ak ISja iatrjt4 (nr . ... kirn.. 1.... V" neun with uunatte that will come KBI Loop Seeks Members The Klnnmth ttnnln Independent r.useball l.enuur plan to operate ttiiulu this le.iron --but lit looking tv mure member. I.ermie Secretary Joe Cholnrtl Ji . Mulln, hote to draw more te:un In nn ort;nnl.i'tlnnnt meeting called for Tursdnv, April 29. B 11 in. in the Citv Hull. We d like to have a team, two ir(Pd to cloe the innleli with ln Yamat not only la proficient will the lecper but he also u UMially Uie only one on the preniues who can rerlve hi victim. Last seek Diuelte. as referee, asked Tol to amaken Melby. It I THAT Instead Yamato stomped Melby Dusette battered him lu the ropes and a second tiny asked the Jap to work on Melby. This time he pretended to work the awakening Himinlck but, when Dusette looked ihc other way, ho applied the sleeper ngnm. Mrlhy Hurl to be carried to the drca.-lng-iooin alter Dusette handed Ymnntn a large dme 01 knuckles Hint drove the Jap out of the ring Tol whs duhlnttr, about signing to fare tile powerful Dusette but alter demanding top billing he wa If possible, irom Klamath I-'nlls. Chotard said. Team plnnnlng to euter the dia mond rnce now nre Bealtv. Chllo nuln. Merrill and Mulln. last year's champion The lencue WM1I5 at least six members, eight II possible. Cho tard nd Tentative plan call for a double round-robin, with i.lnv scheduled for Hundnys. Chotard enn be reached bv call ins Malm 134 or writing, address ing the letter simply Joe Chotard Jr . Mnlln. Ore. Grand American Trapshoot Opens ItKNf) lf The Clnlden West Orand American, billed a the rich est trapshoot In sport history, atari Tuesday for more than 300 marksmen from all part. of the country, Thcv will compete In the alx day. 1.000 target event for $11,800 In added cash and $10,000 worth of trophies. Pee Wee Reese of the Brooklyn Dodger had the dubious distinction of being cnught stealing the most times. 14. during the 1051 National League season. signature. DIH III. K MAIN Il't a bout wuh crowd - appeal, although It shares the ninln event spsl with one sendlne Buck Weaver against Dnnno McDonald. Weaver, Pnclllc Coast light heavyweight champion, Inst week put Krcnchy Roy out of cominslou with flying bulls, a la Out Bonncrberg Both bouts are billed for one hour or the best two of three fall. The 30-minute, one-full opener sends Roy against Melby at 6:30 p.m. Reserved ticket are on sale at Caalleberry Drugs. SL NO CASH DOWN...You Name the Terms Per Week! CM'sCi- -AT YOUR. 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