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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1952)
PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, APH1L 24, 11M2 V Jap Cools Dusette In Thirty Seconds Qeorgcu Diiselte wnsn't In the Armory ring long enough Inst niftht to coax a sweat but long enough - to go to sleep. Ula hnul miih Tnl Yflmntn last nd just 30 seconds as the crowd ent stunned by the scuffle that end , ed almost before It started. ( llie French-Canadian Hercules became the fourth straight victim ot ' Yamato's sleeper, probably in reo- ord time. ' The f Rht actually lasted longer than 30 seconds because it started before the bell, The Japanese Sandman objected , to Dusctte's attitude during pre- bout Instructions In the center of the ring. He lashed out with his ' famous backhand to Dusctte's neck Japanese wrestlers call it the Su- . mai a chop. 8l'RFRISED r Dusette was on his backsides with a surprised, and rajher foolish 1 expression. He rushed Yamato both si ill had their robes on but Rcteree Wally Moss broke it up and sent them back to their corners. Dusette came out of his coner at the bell' like a sprinter off his starting blocks and had Yamato wrapped in a headlock in less time than it takes to spell the hold. Yamato churned his stubby legs and drove Dusette to the ropes. Yamato reached up and patted Du- knnlp Rmmtm hrrtlr th hold, thinking the back-slap came from Moss. That was Dusette's first and last mistake. Yamato came off the ropes with his Adam's apple slice and dumped Dusette flatter than a politician's promise. SLEEPER Yamato had the sleeper working In jig-time. It took a little more doing to put the powerful DuseUe asleep. Dusette struggled furiously and for a moment looked like he'd break the hold. But his thrashing slowed tempo slowly, his eyes closed and bis head dropped. Moss had to cuff the Jap around the jowls to force him to release the slumberland gimmick. While Du sette lay stretched out oh the can vas "sleeping like a baby" he said rtiefuUv later In the dressing room Moss tried to talk Yamato into giving Dusette five minutes. But Yamato wouldn't buy. He fave the crowd a quick smirk and ucked to Uie dressing room.' EXPERIENCE . Buck Weaver drew on his years I of mat experience to beat young Danno McDonald in the other half of the double main event but the victory didn't come easy against McDonald, a greatly improved workman. McDonald won the first fall In 4r05 with a dropklrk and body press. Wrapped In one of Weaver'i headlocks, McDonald whirled Wea ver against the ropes. When ihe ex-Indiana gridiron star boomer anped oif Uie ropes, McDonald cracked his grisly face with a well timed dropkick. He was on Weaver with the body press as Buck started a back som ersault. McDonald had Weaver tumbling like a full barrel of beer with the rolling short-arm scissors in Uie second heat. But Weaver stopped Danno in the middle of the fourth roll and held him with the body press for the fall that evened the count in 8:05. ' Six minutes. 10 seconds later Weaver scored Uie rubber fall, set ling it up with his fr.mllnr lake. Coming off the canvas from a body slam. Weaver stacgered drunken ly as McDonald closed in fast. Rt'RBKR FALL Weaver pivoted, slammed Mc Donald to the mat and worked Uie reverse headlock to b:n- itn "uncle" from McDonald. Weaver calls it the Hoos er ne. ',.:-breal:er. By any name, it gets the job done. Tencny Koy ana uiu Meioy scuffled to a furious draw in the half-hour opener. Melby Just missed with his cur tains hold, the grapevine, near the end of the fast-moving fight. Promoter Mack Lillard 's bring ing Frankie Stojack, Pacific Coast Junior heavyweight champion, to the Armory next week against "some outstanding opponent." i Sa. 0 WHA' HOPPEN'? Georges Dusette woke up late last night at the Armory and Toi Yamato had a victory with his sleeper hold in 30 seconds. Referee Wally Moss (right) and Dusette's second are on hand to tell the French-Canadian all about it when the full-nelson expert wakes up. Spokane, Tyees Tied By The Associated Prcm 8iokaiie's Indians and the Tverm from Victoria retained their unde feated status In the Western In ternational League Wednesday night while Til-City and Vtincuu. ver moved into the winner's circle for the Hist time In Iho new sea son. The Indian, the 10M league champions, came liom behind with two out in Ihe last of the ninth lu lling to edgr Salem 1-8. Victoria blanked Yakima 6-0 on .slx-lul pitching by Southpaw Jim Probst. The Trl-Clty Braves, meanwhile, downed Lcwlstoti's Broncs t-t In 10 Innings and the Vancouver Cap llanos unleashed their heavle.it bats to whip Wenatchee 8-a. Timely hitting was a factor In all the games. At Spokane. Salem held a 6-6 lead In the last of the ninth and had the game au but sewed up. Then with' two out, Spokane reached Pitcher Ted Shandor for four consecutive singles. Oorily Palm received credit for the win. Des Charouhas' single In the 10th Inning gave Trl - City Its vic tory over Lcwtston. The Broncs tied the game 6-6 In the eighth. Charouhas' single drove In two teamniatrs. Vancouver's Capllanos, regarded as a strong pennant contender potum-d out U safeties in post Inn their first win of the season. Man ucer Bill Schuster, Jim Wert and Bob Dinette hit three lor five lor the Cais. Southpaw Probst struck out 13 Yakima butters as Victoria closed the door on the Bears. The Tyees scored three of their runs In th fifth on Chuck Abernathy's bases. loaded double. TIME OUT! 1 J&jdcyJ yV' t "Yeah, and ask the (irlilley 1' officials about It and Jiinl watch them art Innocent!" Jack Llttrell. rookie Inflelder trying to make the grade, with the Philadelphia A's, hit four consecu tivs homers In one game for Hornell. N. Y. In 1N9. Riegger, Jantzer Shoot Off RENO, Wl Arnold Riegger of Seattle and George Jantzer of Medford, Ore., shoot Thursday for the 16 yard championship in Uie Golden West Grand American Tournament. Each fh-ed a perfect 300 Wednes day in the six day, 1,000 target competition. Riegger previously captured the doubles. Helen Watkins of Wasco, Wash., women's doubles winner, also took the singles crown with 191 x 200. Runnerup was Vera Holdsworth of Calgary, Alta., 188. Don Talcott of Twin Bridges, , Mont., junior doubles champ was runnerup In the junior singles to Mike Mulder of Minneapolis, who fired 190 x 200. 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