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PAGE THIRTEEN VKDNKSDAY, APRIL 23. HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON W2 SCORES lly The Annuclntpil I'rras Collogr ilmrliall VnhhllUlliill 3. Wnnllllliltun Htulo 1 )rrnn Hlaln 7, Idaho 4 trnttln I'lK lllu II, 1 'm il Lulhcl inn i Irnlllo University 1H, l'liurt fUitiml l-l. . CnHlrrir Orruun Cnllruo 40, TJoith seitl NaKiirenp. 6-4. ;oi7i.f.Tk "tknnw WlllnmoUn 7, l.lnlliilil 0 ('nllrsa 4iulf I'oillHixI Hlnlo 4 'j Lewis null Clark, J 1 1. Fans Flock to WIL Debut; Spokane Wins I HKHT JOCKKY most winners In tht U.S. Only NEW YORK. ( Pi Every time lone rider In the world tops Long Johnny Ixiniidrn rldrs winner den end he Is England's Oordon he breaks a record hl own. He Richards with over 4,00(1. I.onxden, Is the Jockey who ha ridden the I now worklnj on his fourth thou sand, has avers jed 180 winners an nually for the past 30 years. He has been at the top of the Jockey lint three limes with 2.18 winners lit 1938, 319 In 1047 and 310 In 1M8. ( nllff e Track Willamette 83 '4-.1 I'urlland U 1-3. Oreiun I'rrn lleull Uarliall Burlimlleld 4 CoiUue Orove 0 Krnaldn 6 Concordia U'mllaiiU) 3 University (Kuiicnoi 3 Klinlra 1 Hlierwuud 3 North Murlun 3 Orenon City 1 Heavrrlnn U Newbera: 0 HllUburo 0 'llunrd 7 McMlnuvllle 6 Kuiiene' 9 Rimeburu U Hllvcrtnn 1 Sacred llrail iSnlem) 6 West l.llin 3 roreit llrove I lire.iham 3 Central Catholic iPorl- lutidi 1 Wv Ho il IS Vcinopln 1 Columbia Prep lcirtlmtl 2 Rain ier I Kraitoor.a 3 Warrenlnn d Hood River 7 Mllwaukln I llunkf U Ainllv 7 v 'IrnnU Clreshsm 4 Halem 3 ' ui i'i iniot h i.ouihvim.f:, kv , i' tm vear will murk the Mxlh time the Krtilucky Derbv bus been run on Mev 3, li uii limt run on Dim ilnlc In 107 whtn Jet Pilot was the winner. Hnven time the Derby )mn been held on Muv I or Mnv 3. y 'Hie AKROclaled I'reas American l.easun W I. I'd Cleveltind 7 1 .7! X-Hl. Luuls " I "T Ronton 7 3 .777 New York 4 3 .Ml vi nnhlimlou 4 4 .MM) X-Chlcami 3 n ,3B(I Philadelphia. I 7 .131) Uelroll 0 I .000 X Dock not Include, second game ol ChldKoBI. l.ouli doublrhcader ol Hunday which i revloni.lv was lecordrd While Box victory bul which hus been ruled a suspended iininp. , Tur.day'a Itr.iills llnnlon III. Waihlicrton ft New York 3, Pblliidrliihls 1 r:hlcnBo 2, Detroit 0 81. Louis I, Clevelnnd 3 IM. Mi .1X17 Ml .MKI .4 Ml .4.'i0 .3f0 .333 ' 10 Vntlunal Drooklvn f hlcau ) Cine inii'll New York fit. I.OUIS I.O.toM I'hllad'lphla Pllkibiimh League W 7 ft ft 4 3 3 I J Pel. .SIS .714 .714 .571 ,4:! .333 .2R0 .2:'3 Tuerdiy' lloiill. llroofclvn 2-3. Hoaton 1-1 nwl-nlehti rinclnnntl 3. HI. Louis 1 minim New Ymk 4. PhllndelnhU 1 nlirlit Chicago 13, Plllsburirh 3 mlxhti HAD COOII WINTKR FTABT LANHINtl. Mich.. i.Ti -Mlchluan Stale's 10113 winter sports train won 60 dunl meet events, lied Ihree and lost 23 lor a winning percentage of .IttR. exclusive of lien. Only one of eiirbi sports tenuis hurt it IfiMnii sepson. I'aclfUi Coast League IV I. Hull Olegn IS 7 I. os Angeles 14 7 Hollywood 13 0 Oakland 10 10 Portland fl II Han Francisco II 1 1 Eacrnmenlo 7 13 Ueatlle 7 b Tuesday's llesnlls Man Francisco 7, clscrnniento II Innings I Hollywood 3. Ban )iego 4 Oakland 8 gentile 6 Portland 3, Los Angeles 2 Western Inlrrrutlnnal League - IV I. Pet Hpoksnn I 0 I mm Victoria I n I 000 Wennlciice I o 1.000 Lewlston I 0 1 ono 8slem o I ' .wsi Trl-Cltv 0 I .Mm Yakima n I too Vancouver 0 I .400 Tuesday's Results Spokane 7, Kslem I IwlMon ft. Trl-Cltv 2 Victoria 14. Ynklma 13 Wcnalchee 9. Vancouver r. WANTK OI.YMPICH DALLAS, nii- Mexico Ih going In make a determined bid for the lf)00 Olympic Games. Thcv will have the facilities for It, assures Joe Grossman, public relations director of the Hlpodromo dc Is:, Amerlcaa at Mexico City. tlronainnn, visiting liiends In Dallas, said that a IIO.uOO-M-ut stadium Is under u-av In Mexico City and "nothing l being sun red In an effort to oblnln the 1900 Olympics." Western Interniitlnnal League Ity The Associated Press They started playing for keeps In the Wcsiern Intarnatlonal Lea gue Tuesday night and the 1361 champions provnl they still have what It tnkes. Hie Kpokune Indians. Jast year's pcnniinl winner, racked up a 7-1 victory over the Balem Senators OSC Splits With Idaho Hy The Associated Press 'Che Washington Huskies made It two - In ii row over Wash ington Htiilc Tucsduy to tighten their grip on second place In Northern Division baseball stand ings while Oregon Hlatc ended Its Hwo - game Iduho aeries with an even split. Washington dropped Its Palouse rivals 3 - 1 and the Beavers downed the Vandals from Moscow 7 - 4. Maho moves lo Eugene Wednes dHy for a i;alr of games wllh Mont - running Oregon. Washing ton and Oregon Htale rest unlll I I-'rldsiv when they open a scries ut Corvallls. hi:th iiixonn TALLAHASSEE. Fla , lA'i Pitcher Howard Calhoun compiled more sti ikc-nui.n. 71, In his one vear at Florida. 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