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FRIDAY, APRIL 2S, 1038 PARE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Beoveirs hade Angeh in TIME OUT! 17th' i.ifc'L-i k v- 411,.,. a Watch It Kid! One of the ahrcwd t bnyi In the fame at moklni hll opponent! overconfident!" tlMlin A GLANCE t the best track and field marks in the Pacific Coast Conference through the weekend convince the casual fan that North era Division teams may save a load of, embarrassment by staying borne. In the 15 events scheduled for the Pacific Coast Track, and Field Championships May 23 and 34 the Southern Division will go into the meet holding best marks in 14. The powerful Trojans of Soutn trn California carry 11 of these. Only In the 100-yard dash can the Northern Division stack up with its Southern foes and then Just equal the sprint time. Bill Fell of Oregon has skipped Off a 9-7 hundred. pilfered second after he had sin- The Southern Division has three . gj -mat put him in scoring post boys -who have raced to 9.7 uon and he tallied when Sam Chap marks Rod Richard of UCLA, Bob I man knocked a one-baser. Tookie Magee bf Stanford and John George Gilbert and Lloyd Christopher ho of California. mered for the winners' other two : , runs. NOW THAT WETE started. let's run down the list. 220 yard dash: Richard 11.3; Clint Richardson, Washington State 21.9. 440 yard dash: John Brad. ley, USC, 48.6: Ted Anderson, Oregon, 49.5. 880-vard run: Lon Snurrier. Call fornia.. 1:63.7; Jack Hutchins, Ore gon, 1:56.. Mllei run: Art Garcia. USC. 4:15.7;- Emerson Clark, Idaho, 4: 31.4. Two-mile run: Garcia 9:22.5; Denny Myer, Washington, 9:26.8. 120-yard high hurdles: Jack Davis, USC, 14.3: Don Chambers, Oregon -State, 15.1. '220-yard low hurdles: Davis and Larry Lipplncott, California, 23.7; Bruce Sweeney, Idaho. 24.8. Pole vault: Al Sandusky, USC, 13-9; Lyle Dickey, Oregon State, end Ray Packwood, Oregon, 13-6 H, High Jump: ' Dick Brombach, TJSC, 6-6; Emery Barnes, Oregon, and Erie Roberts, Washington BUte, 6-4. Broad jump: Frank Flores, USC, 24-6; Don McClure, Oregon, 22-11 Javelin: Sam Adams, California, I12-6ii; Charles Missfeldt, Oregon, 209-6. i Discus: Sam Iness. TJSC, 182-6; Darwin Cogswell, Idaho, 149-9'i. Shot put: Parrv O'Brien, USC, 55-1 14; Duane Eby, Oregon State, 50-1. Mile relay: USC (Griffin, Hoover, Hendrix, Bradler). 3:17.6: Oregon (Fell, Martin, Hutchins, Anderson), 8:18.6. . Yacht Club Holds Derby Klamath Yacht Club Fishing Derby Is scheduled for- Sunday, rain or shime, Commodore Howard Pemell said yesterday. Several prizes will go to win ners, said Harry Schoenberg, in charge of the Derby. Prizes are donated by Poole's, Gun Store, Bell's Hardware and Don Diven's Sporting Goods. Guests may fish but only club members are eligible to compete for prizes. Fishermen must return to the club house for weigh-in by 4:30 p.m. Breakfast will be served 7:30 to 9:30 a.m., dinner at 4:30 by the Mike Regans. Seattle Gets 1954 ABC Meet SEATLE VFi Seattle gets the 1954 American Bowling Congress tournament. The announcement came Thurs day from Milwaukee, where the 6eattl bid was accepted on the first ballot. SEE 1952 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS PICK-UPS FARM TRUCKS LOGGERS 3 . From Vi Ton to 45 Ton Gas or Diesel JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES and SERVICE m 1 1 th and Klamath Russell's Poke Wins Marathon By The Aiaoclated Preat Extra Inning games have be come the rage in the Pacific Coast League this week. Three of Thursday night's four went overtime. A Jim Russell hom er gave Portland a 6-4 edge over Los Angeles m -the 17th, and El mer Singleton pitched a no-hitter for San Francisco through 12 only to lose to Sacramento 1-0 in the 13th. Oakland needed 10 for a 3-3 vic tory at Seattle. And In the only game that finished In the regula tion nine. Hollywood beal Snu Di ego 9-0. But after all, those two went 18 frames the previous night. KEEP LEAD As both San Diego and Los An geles lost, the Padres maintained their one and one-half game league lead over the Angels. But Hoily- iwood moved up just two and one i half games out of the top spot. Oakland ana roruana ootn moved within four games of the Padres. At Portland, Los Angeles Man ager Stan Hack has nominated Cal McLlsh. winner in his only outing since beinv sent westward by the Chicago Cubs, to try to turn back the Beavers Friday night. FIFTH Hl'RLER Russell's 375 - foot smash Thurs day nig m came on w . nanoer Fred Bacwskt the fifth Los A"" K"e " """""Mln the first day of the three-dny oeavers scoreless irom u.e iwy Heifer, who w uie three innings for Portland, got the A stolen base won for Oakland ! ov., Seattle In the 10th Pete Milne LOs ANGELES 1 Baker ss Hollis 2b B H O A 0 3 5 7 3 5 7 0 4 5 1 13 8 2 6 , 0 0 11 iDunlap rf West lb Layton If Peden c Talbot cf Anderson 31 Moisan p Zick p Besse p Hamner p Baczewski p A-Lavigne 8 7 7 S 1 0 0 2 1 1 9 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 64 14 50ql9 A-Lavigne fanned tor Hamner llth POKTLA.NO B H O A Austin ss 8 2 6 9 Eggert 3b 2 4 3 Russell cf 1 0 0 0 3 1 5 3 19 0 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 1 Brovia rf Conatser If Basinski 2b Reich lb Robinson c Pieretti p Drilling Z-Barr Linde p 0 0 0 De Biasi p Giadd c Y-Lafata White rf X-Tabor Helser p W-Maguire U-Adams 0 0 0 to 0 0 Totals 58 11 51 22 Z Barr walked for Drilling In 9th. Y La fata hit into force play for Linde in 10th. X Tabor fanned for DeBiasi 14th W Maguire fanned for Pieretti in 7th. U Adams ran for Robinson In 10th Q Two out when winning run scores. Los Angeles 000 400 100 000 000 000 Hits . 102 400 ,208 021 010 01-14 Portland 000 010 031 000- 000 01-6 Hits 000130 111 000 111 0111 Winner Helser. Loser Back- zewski R Baker, West, Layton, Peden, Talbot, Russell, Conatser, Basinski 2. Reich. Barr. E Austin, Robin son. RBI Peden, Talbot 3, Baker, Robinson, Reich 3, Conatser, Rus sell. 2B Baker. Basinski. HR Talbot, Baker, Reich, Russell. SB Eggert 2, SH Hollis, Eggert. DP Backzewski. Baker and West. LOB Los Angeles 14. Portland 18. HBP Bv Helser (West). U Bar bour, Bentz. Doran and Iacovetti. T 4:03. A 2,921. SCORES College Baseball By The Associated Press Oregon 13 Idaho 6 For the first time in its 79-year history, purses on harness racing's Grand Circuit will surpass 3,00u 000 in 1952. - Ph. 2-258 1 i "IF YOU NEED ATRUCK, SEEJUCK" Indian Dick Wolfe Signed For May 2 Armory Ring Headliner Indian Dick Wolfe, a top favorite with local fight tans after two spanking ring victories here, is signed by Promoter Mack Lillard to headline the boxing show at the Armory next Friday night. The next Job for Ltllnrd is to find a "competent opponent" tor the Pacific Northwest welterweight champion. The promoter Is angtlng for Earl Turner, outstanding Richmond. Calif., middleweight, conqueror or Trials Wind Up Sunday derbv ,na ,mnteur stf,kra were winding up this afternoon shasU Cascade Retriever Trials . . f. Ai H y SSyiu stake was - windup early tomorrow to clear the deck for the main event of the dog meet, the open all-age. The field is sprinkled with champion and near-champion re trievers with Ardyn's Ace grabbing the biggest part of the spotlight WIN STREAK The black Labrador Is working on an eight-trial win streak in - ' . " ' ft . " " ' .... , ' major meets up and down the ; coast. ; Owned by Eddie Salvino of ; Seattle, Ace has won 10 of It.. 1 last 11 starts. The land and water trials are sanctioned by the American Ken nel Club and sponsored locallv by the Shasta Cascade Retriever Club. JUDGES Judges of all but the derby are Jimmy Bryan Jr., Bremerton, Wash., and Dr. W. G. Carver, Hollywood, Calif. Jim Stllwell. owner and handler of Field Trial Champion Oak creek's Sir Dorchester, and Hal Rotrock of Oretech are judging the derby. The meet winds up Sunday night. No banquet is scheduled this year. Winning dogs will be an nounced after each event. Pels Beat GPinNet Rebound The resurgent Klamath Falls ten nis team whacked Granta Pass yes- ku7 v Hwi5 i n mj count to brine the Pelicans' sea - son net record to 4-1. The victory avenged ' season-1 witn a 565 Her 0d mark waM openine defeat at the hands of the 563- Her striIle was 177.188-200-Cavemen. . 55. The 200 game was also the Yesterday's resulta: , evening s best. Davidson KF, 3-8, -7, 6-3: Vernon Keller KF beat Gary Brown GP. 8-3, 8-6; Lester Flocchini KF beat Bob Franz GP. 6-3. 6-3: snan non Oldham KF beat Bill Hamil ton GP, 6-3, 6-0; Denny Todd KF beat Jim Little GP. 6-3, 7-5. Doubles: White and Brown GP beat Keller and Flocchini KF, 6-3. (-1; Davldison and Oldham KF beat Hamilton and Franz m. 6-4. Penn Relays FHIALDELPHIAWI Uncle Sam gets a full scale preview of his Olympic track and field prospects as some 4,117 athletes from 506 institutions Friday open what Is expected to be two days of record breaking competition in the 58th annual Penn Relay Carnival. AT THE . . . GUN STORE ALUMINUM CAR TOP BOATS i., 17900 u, $21000 14 ft. W ONLY 20 00 DOWN SEE THEM NOW! THE GUN STORE Wolfe In the seml-wtndup to tltel recent Earard Charles-Joe Kabul fight In Portland. Wolfe wants Turner again. Lillard told the Herald and News yesterday he thought he could "gel Turner." Tentative plans would put Ralph ' Welsrrin the seml-wtndup against ' Bhu kie Vaiuierveer. Seattle light-! weight who has whipped boys like I Buddv Oilman, Joev Ortega and Al Davis. I RUN TODAY hp Hum, trout nwot v .J- Malin Defeats Tule, Merrill in Tri-Meet The Malin track and field team. Shot put: OLson. Tule: A. Travis, piled up 60 points yesterday on Malm: Bunnell, Malin. Distance: its own track to outicorc Merrill 38 ft. 6 in. and Tulelake In a tri-meei. i Discus: Olson. Tule; Bunnell. Tulelake ended with 46, Merrill Malm; Winters, Merrill. Distance: with 20. 99 ft. 11 in. Tulelake's Olson was high-point I Hlth hurdles: White, Tule; man with victories in the shot put, i Evans. Malm; Unruh. Malin. discus and broad jump. : Time 17.0 Summary (listed in order of i 100-yard Dash: Reeves. Merrill: fintshi: Fenters, Malin; Short. Tule; Time Pole vault: Lvon. Malin: White. H O Tule; Fenters, Malin. Height: 9 ft. Mile: Taylor, Tule; L. Travis. 11 in. - Malin: Skallsky, Tule. Time: 5:14.4 ui.k riiH, Mnrrin. i Javelin: Bunnell. Malin: Sowles, While" T;PKm ,e'e. Hell"': L MM"- DtattBM: 1 L O in. D 1 , .. . Al... U?l T - 1 ndTifl i ti'n.j iM-aii LADVBL'G LEACH'S W L Pel. ShooD-Shulie 62 it 574 t .LSJ' S t "i 36 M Molatorc't Mrln't Lowell's Lockers i 4:wi as M Lm.i vk; aiu anoop-snuize z scnmecK I a Roundup 3 Marvin 1 Molatore'i 3 Lowell's t Neither Shoop-Schulze nor Al Schmeck s will throw In the towel in the- Lady bug Bowling League. The two teams:' are still tied percentagewise after last week's 2-3 tie. Shoop-Schulze holds an edge on total pins. Roundup sneaked In for the team honors last week with a 913 game i ana zwrj series. i 1 uar Bothweii hmk hr nun record for season's high aeries Skid Protection and Blowout (nowhere ehe available) Proved beyond all question by billiom of miles of owner experience! These great U. S. Royals come to you with a record of inside and outside safety that has set entirely new standards of safe riding and driving performance a record anduplicated in tire history. These are the genuine and original tires and tube mat nnng you exclusively lOTALTH TRIAD AMI TBACTION to grip and hold where tires have never held . . . THE D. S. lOTAL'COllGnAn) to protect the sidewafl from curb scuff and abrasion ... DME1 KTL0N SATETT to actually promt blowouts before they occur. THE TIRE AND TUBE Skid Protection SH00P Main and Sprinq BOB'S UNION SERVICE STATION 4078 So. 6th COLEMAN'S UNION STATION 1101 Main Oilman climbed off the deck three times to cool Welser In a bout here a couple ol seasons back. Jimmy Murphy. Portland logger and Wolfe's slablemate, will likely draw Stan Vlrgis In the special event. Both Murphy and Vlrgls hold two round knockout victories over Billy Sunday. Tickets go on ale at Dick Reeder'i. ram. Merrill; White. Tule. Distance 17 ft. t1) In. 4,0-yard run: Henzel, Malin: A. Travis. Malin: Hasktns, Merrill. Time 58.4. Low hurdle: Evans, Malin: McVay. Malin; Sorensen, Tule. Time: 24.2. 220-yard dash: Fenters, Malin: Green, Merrill; Weir, Tule. Time: 880-yard run: Mlcka. Malin: ratL-rnr.l Tola Ufnllram Mnr.ill ! Crawford. Tule; I ;TUne 2:142. neiay: won Dv Malin Fenters, Ottoman. A. Travis. Henzel). Tule - ,Uik, Merrill. Time: 1:41.8. REGISTERED TRAP SHOOT WOCUS SUNDAY - 10:30 A.M. 16 Yard and Handicap Klamath Gun Club PWE You tiret ham tu aid npeaai THAT HATE METRE EKEN SUOCEgsrUUr DUPLICATED Blowout Prevention and SCHULZE TIRE SERVICE DALTON A! KEFFER UNION SERVICE North Highway 97 WILL TRY FOR RECORD Hruce Parker and Evelyn Wolforrl. both of Amityville, N. 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