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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AI'IIIL 211, W2 IIKHAM) AND NKWS, KLAMATH KAI.LS, ORKOON PAGE ELEVEN l time out! Si ! ' N ii Folr v ' in lii ry Innr timr mine Irl him mrn nil Ihul il on h hr niiikrt: It) The Amtui-Uled f"r-M NATIONAL I.I A(.l I. W I. INI. 7 I 81b II 3 .7 '.17 i 7 S .700 . 6 SMI j a 6 6U0 ; 3 a i 1 II .164 umklvii t'liiiiniiiill t'lilcauo New York Ft I.OUM lulitilr IIi1k lint ton I'ltintiuruh Nuniiav's Itesulli Cnn liiimll H i IMllnburith 3 0 t'hiraiin B HI I.OIII1 3 IMimklyn at Nrw York niinluoned, mill. Philadelphia t Bimloii iiiwIiMiiird, ruin Halurday'a Kenulls I'llUliurHh B Clnrllllinll '4 I'hliiulelnllle 8 Huston 0 New York unci Hrooklvn. ponrd. ruin ponl- A.MKKK AN I.KAIUT. ' L Pel. Kit .7(10 h7 Ituilon (U Uiula Cleveland Waihlnutnii New York Chlrauo Detroit J'hlUdrliihia Sunday' 500 I j,V, 200 I lleull Chlcauo 7 SI. Loula o ill muma-ai , "r.c"md liiime kiiMiended aller five innlniin became ol darknen. I tin , f'li eiiBM lenlll 1U J-l. Blunt i to be rektinied Julv 3). Detroit 1 Cleveland 0 New York al Wunhlimton post poned, rain Bunion at Philadelphia 3 pout loued. rair. Halunlay'a BeuU Driroit 13 Cleveland 0 Chicago St. l.ouls 0 HoMon nnd Philndeliihla. pol polled, rain. .Si York and Washington, post poned, mill W L Pel. halt Diego l.on Angelea Hollywood Han Francisco Portland Oakland Seattle Hacramtnte 17 10 B30 ' 16 10 , 600 1 1 ii S77 ! 13 13 600 1 13 13 .&00I II 13 4SS 10 IA .389 B 17 34 Sunday Hr.ulU Kan Francisco 6-2 Sacramento 5-6 Hollywood 6-3 San Diego 2-6 Los Angeles at Portland postponed, rain Oakland al Sealle postponed, rain. Saturday's Kenulls Hollywood i San Diego I San Francisco 4 Sacramento 1 Seattle S Oakland I Portland 6 Los Angeles 1 Wentern International League w I, rri Victoria 5 1 8.13 Spokane Vancouver Lewiston ' Yakima 3 Salem ' Wenatchee 2 Trl-Clty 2 .714 .571 .500 .430 .429 .2R6 .286 Sunday's Reniilta Trl-Cltv 7-2 Yakima 4-3 Und game eight inniiigM Salem 8-B Wenatchee, 6-4 Vancouver 6-7 8Kkarie 3-3 Victoria 8 Lewiston 6 rind game railed after two Innings, rain) Saturday's Reaults Spokane 8 Vancouver I Salem II Wenatchee 2 Yakima 10 Trl-Clty 8 Victoria 11 Lewiston 4 Beavers Win Two From UW ' By The Asaoelated Preu Northern Division Baseball W L Pet. Oregon Oregon State Washington Idaho Washington 8t. .760 .6117 .500 .500 .10' The Washington Huskies base ball learn, beaten bv Oregon Stat In Ihe first Iwo games ol the Willamette Valley Invasion, try lo gel bark on the Northern Divi sion winning truck agaln.il first place Oregon Monday while tallend Washington 8Uit (ackles Idaho. Oregon Slato handed Washington Ita second straight loss Saturday downing the Huskies 10 - 8 at Corvallls. Errors contributed to the Huskies' downfall. Oregon Slnte scored six runs in the sixth Inning nn three hits, three walks and two Washington errors, and two more In the seventh on nn error and three hits. Six errors were marked against the Himkles bv gnme's end, Burn Tears Moth Hole Worn Place Bowoven SALLY'S REWEAVING Seattle Perllaad rmiifitf tr mm' Houtteman Serves Up One-Hitter l.y '1 ! Akoi-iuliil lrrn Ho.om Itlltldlrn Art lloiiUi'iniill uii:l 'led Chiiy liavr put ihr Unroll 'liners buck on 1 1 1 - rlulil ti ii'k. 'ilii; 'Miiei'N null were on the Inline ol IiihI ilnc:e In tin Amrrl-i.-itti League Mimdiiy but the wood lulkx id lli'lrolt don't cKirct llirin to hover In Unit vicinity loin: Al l Ilium hed the coinrbiick (.l ive ftiilunlity with ii hirciuculnr 13-u nut- . hit victory over the (Jlrvcliind Indians. Oray followed hu room niulr k iii'in with a I I), nix - till triumph over thr toiiuli tribe Hiiii ln ii iiili'ully. Clovelimn'ii llairv Himii.on vviin I he "vllhiln" nnd U"iit In tllr ival uulniv.. Mlniuioii npollcd Hoiiticiiiiinv bid tin Iiiiiif al tin elrvenlli hour. 'Ihr Indians oulllelder "Undid with iwo out In the ninth iniiini: to niiiiiih the no-lm bid Nuntiiiy. u flint Intuitu error bv Miiiuiiion led to ihc lour run n! lite Htmie. J In l ii cm lulled activity in Imlli li-MUUfN. In llir Aincrlciin l.euuue. in ii washed oui ii dnulilfheiirier liMv.reu the Athletic mid Hii.i'on Hc.i finx and n Moult unfile br lucin Nrw York and Wahlnuion In lllr Nalloluil LriiKlir, a double header between Motion and I'hll ndrlphla and a simile mime be- jlween Brooklyn and Nrw York wrrr poitlponrd. Ilii- Chlcnito While Box cooled oil the HI I mm Drowns In the only other action in the American 1-eanur The White Hox tripped the Hi ow n. 7-e. In 14 innlnif in :the openrr of a doublrheader The j tJX led, 31. In the neconri tjnnie I which was called ader five IniiltiKi iheriiue ol darkneMi The gumi will be completed In Chicago July Hie AurpriNliiK Clnclnlinll Red -mapped their aecond place tie Iwilh Clilrnoo in the National iLenKue bv beallnit 1'iltAburnh in a twin bill, 8 11, and 1-0. while I he Cuba won a alniile (ime from ihe HI. I-otila Cardlnala, 8 3. 2 Ball Meetings At City Hall Die Cltv Hall will hold Iwo bale ball mertlnRN Tuesday nlchl The Klamalh Ranln Independent " " " b" Four leama are entered now -neatly. Chiloquln. Merrill and i.,'i I It la hoped more tram will ba added tonight. (leorge Condrey. president ol the , City Softball Association, has called ' a special meeting I Seven teams are entered, j Both meetings open 7:30. By The A.aoclaled Preaa Tlgera blanking fiicnmg: tea oray, Oave up ' lx hits In Cleveland. 1-0. Balling Frank Baumholtz. Cubs His three run double In eighth Inning defeated SI. Louis. 6-3. STRAP-OCR! It' IHKvit'iH :.. I'ntiHiial ... A ml in Hood Tntttv Are you Hied ol Ihe tame old thing in iport lhirti? looking lor something new? Here it it , , . Strad-O-Crepe ... a distinctive, cool, crinkly, wathoble. Acetate-and-Vlicose Rayon fabric. Dif ferent, yet. Bui In impeccable toils , , , imart ai o whip. Stra divari showered quality In pro fuiion on th i shirt: meticulous tailoring, finest ocean pearl buttons, piped teams, perfect collar balance, individualized fit. "At Fine at Skilled Hands Can Make." Individualiied Fit Sleeve lengtht 32 to 33 Dick Recclcr w5 uA mm m 1 1111 ,av; 1 " "'I HANDLER CLIFF BRASSFIELD and Snake River Dilly teamed up yesterday to win the Open All-Age event in the Shasta Cascade Retriever Trials at the airport. The female Labrador is owned hy Mrs. Fentress Kuhn of I5oi.se, Idaho. DILLY WINS OPEN I Snake Itlvir Dilly. a Utile le inale Ijihratlor from Ilol.se, Idaho. j showed Its heels to a held loaded with field trial champions as the Shasta Cascade Heiriever Trials closed at the airport last inuht with i the Open All-Age Slake, the main i event of the three-day, Imn -event : Irlals. Dllly Is owned bv Mr Kenliess Kuhn of nmsr handled bv Clill Bra.sslleld One K liilnii th Fiill. dog edged Into ihe place elide in Ihe 44-dog I Open. I It was Hal Shldlel ' Jet Cap. lain of Whilmore, a female Labra dor. Jet nabbed one of the six certificates of merit. Second place in the Open went lo Bayberry Pete, a male Chesa peake, owned by K. C. Fleisch maun. Scbasiopol. Calif., handled by Smifly Behveau Field Trial Champion Black Cor sair ol Whilmore. male Ijibrador. owned by Olen S. Miller. Sunnv- side. Wash . handled by Hoy Goma. finished third Gonla also steered Sprig ol Swiuo- , mlsli. male Labrador owned bv ' C R. 'loblll, San Francisco, to' fourth place. i Ardyu'n Ace. sensational little male Labrador owned and handled by Eddie Salvlno of Seattle, had a poor lust series and finished with a certificate of merit. Ace had won j eight straight irlals. Other CM'a weart to Jupiler of Is Always Glad to Cash Your a, ,ij ?m f wl if A m I Ja- THB MAGNIFICENT a"L- X V WSTOM-SllT-TAILOnKI S SllinT V- Avandale. male Labrador, owned and handled by F. R. Bacon, Can by. Calif.: Black Ace ol Blgstone. male Labrador, owned and hand led by Hugh Nichols, Hollywood. Calif.: Nigger of Swlnomlsh, male Labrador, owned by W. J. Dahl. fieattle. haivllcd by lpy Wallace: and Fair Oaks Somali, male Labra dor, owned by Herb Flelshhacker. San Francisco, handled by Gonla Two local dogs won places in the Qualifying stakes that ended Sat urday evening. I Pat Montgomery handled his Odessa Creek Spunky, male Chesa ' peake, to second place. ; W. H. Stanley picked up a cer ' tillcale of merit with his Rogue ' River Tim, a male Chesapeake Winner of Ihe Qualifying Stake was Frechavcn Bijimlny, male Lab rador, owned by John Deuel, San I Marino, Calif., handled by Hugh i Bowen. Manr.anal Nimbus, male Labra 1 dor. owned by E. R. and Ann , Spnuldlng. Santn Barbara. Calif.. handled by Behveau, finished third Fourth place went to Little Black Sambo IV. male Labrador, owned and handled by Jerome Blschoff, Portland. Two other CM's were given to Beaver Creek Jet. male Labrador, owned by William Blits, Portland, handled by Wallace: and Nodak Uncle Tom. male Labrador, owned and handled by Lafe Utter, Los Angeles. Mot Beautiful Sport Shirt Pay Check PE Portland Invades Oakland By The AMirlted Preka S.i ii Dn.'uoi perch atop the Puclllc Coaat League nt:indln3 lookn about aa ner:ure a a .imall briinch in a hlKh wind. 'Ihe I'adrfH came clo';e to full- Inil Sunday, but a couple ol timely Iioiiiitn bv John Uavm nnd Jack Oraham plm Kood pltchlnn by flookle Lc'lhundcr Willie Luna saved the day. llavliiK lot to Hollywood s - 2 In Ihe firm game of a twin bill, the Icadcra would have dropped Ui third with a lo In the nu;hl cap and the Stars would have taken over. But Luna went well the full aeven InninK route for a -V3 win. Thim:. rnlKhl also have been different If aecond place Los An Helen hadn't been rainfl oul. The Anxela were overdue aitamiit Port land'ii Beavers who had waxed them four out of five. A downpour postponed their double header. The lame happened at Seattle for the Rulnlerti and Oakland Oaks. Al Ban Francisco, Ihe Seal.'! split with Sacramento, winnlne 6 - 5 but drooping the abbreviated night, cap 5-2. Han Franclaco and Portland both tpran' to life last week Improving lo .'"0 n:-r':i, for the ic:i,oii. t'Tre and one - half (fame behind San Di.no. The Seal play at Ihe Padrek' home thix week while Portland travel to Oakland. Loi Amrelen returns to Its Wngley Field and la host to Seattle. By 'I he Ashociaed Press Sunday's Kesults INTKIt NATIONAL LKACL'E Montreal 4-3 Bulfalo 3-1 Ottawa 6-1 Toronto i-2 Rochester 9-3 Baltimore B-6 Syracuse 9-2 Springfield 8-1 A. Ml: It If A.N ASSOCIATION Toledo 6-4 Columbus 3-2 Louisville 10-3 Indianapolis 1-3 Kansas City 9 Milwaukee i St. Paul 7 Minneapolis 6 TK.XAS LKACl'E San Antonio 3-2 Fort Worth 2-4 Dallas 9 Houston 2 Shrcveporl 4 Tulsa 2 Beaumont 12 Oklahoma 1 PIONKKIt LKAf.rE Billings 7 Idaho Falls 6 Great Falls 12 pocatello 4 Ogden 6 Salt Lake City 6 Boise 7 Magic Valley 1 SCORES College Baseball By The Associated Pres Saturday results Oregon Stale 10 Washington t Oregon 8-5 Portland 2-4 I Oregon College ol Education 12 State prison Grays 3 I College Track Saturday Results Washington 98 Oregon Stale 33 i Oregon 78 Idaho M ! Oregon College of Education 74 ! Southern Oregon College 61. 'ft'hAPriuWk' I j miles t.-.; j 'i PC :,,: gallon ..,' f v , . . i ri Pi 1 171 I ' JlMobilgast -a KURT VON POPPENHEIM J . . . . returns to Armory Lillard Presents 3 Mains Wednesday night Is Bargain Nirhl at the Armory. Vrcstling promoter Mack Lillard presents a three-in-one package at the same popular prices. Three main events. Including two champions, will parade before local mat patrons In the most attractive grappling card this year. The matches, not necessarily In order ol showing, are: FOLK STRAIGHT Frankie Stojack, Tacoma, Wash., airplane spinner and Pacific Coast junior heavyweight champion vs. i Toi Yamato, the sensational Japa nese Sandman, who has lulled to sleep four foes In a row here with his sleeper hold. George Dusetle, French - Cana dian full nelson expert and Mr. Popularity of this or any other I year, vs. Bill Melby, good-looking I Salt Lake City lad whose specialty )is the dreaded grapevine bold. UNPOPULAR Buc!: Weaver. Pacific Coast light-heavy champion, a veteran of Ihe mat, vs. Kurt Von Poppenheim, Proud Prussian who is Just as un popular with the fans as Dusette is popular. All three bouts are scheduled for one hour's duration or the best two of three falls. I The opening match goes on at 8:30 p.m. Reserved tickets are on sale at Castleberry Drugs. Arnold Wins Both Hurdles MONMOUTH Wl Oregon Col lege of Education, paced by Nor man Berreman and Bill Arnold who each won two events, defeated Southern Oregon College 74-51 in a track meet here Saturday. Berreman won firsts in the 880 and mile, Arnold won both hurdle events. Mi r Wk Owls Lose As Rally Fizzles An Oregon Tech ninth Inning rally fizzled at Hilt yesterday after noon as the Owls lont their aecond baseball decision to the Northern California League Jets by an 8-8 count. Trailing 4-8 going Into the ninth. Querlno Lclll walked but didn't stay on base long. Wayne Paulsen clobbered a home run over the left field fence to close the count to 6-8. Ployd Miller singled. Then, with one out, Larry Jeter drew his fourth walk of the day to put two on base. Pitcher Don Keaton and Al Foreman struck out to end the threat. Strategy backfired In Ihe sixth Inning as Hilt broke a 4-4 deadlock with three runs. Two Hilt batters lound singles olf Keaton. Hilt Shortstop Chuck Jandreau come to bat with one out, two on. Keaton got the sign to put heavy-hitting Jandreau on. With two balls, Keaton slipped on the mound and served up a fat one on the outside corner. Jandreau stepped Into the pitch and slammed It over the left Held fence. A one-run single by Lelli, who got three for four for the day. and a three-run double bv Jack Brown gave the Owls a 4-1 lead In the ) fourth Inning. . Line score: ! Oretech . 000 400 002-8 10 6 1 Hilt 010 123 Olx-8 11 5 I Keaton and Jeter: Smith, Cunv ' mlns 5i and O. Trlnca. KO Seen For Kid Ilii fD A WCTRTO IA Tf Uorrv Matthews of Seattle is as good as his manager says, he'll knock out George Kaplan of Brooklyn In an early round Monday night. The match is scneauiea ior ten rounds. . Matthews they call him The Kid" Is gunning for a heatrraeiirht fight With ROCkT Marclano. He hasn't lost a fight since he was stopped in five rounds here In 1943. He was a middle weight then. Since John Cornelius Hurley be gan managing his affairs in 1949 Matthews has won 33 jtnagnt, 27 bv knockouts. Two fighters went the distance with Harry the Kid last year. One was Danny Nardlco. who defeated Kaplan twice in iki, we second time by a knockout, i Kaplan will have the advantage cf weight. 195 to 182 pounds, and ; reach. He's six feet three. I Matthews has the experience and I the reputation. jStranahan Wins PINEHURST. N. C. UB Prank Stranahan won the North and South Amateur Tniimftment for the third 'time by polishing off Frank Stra Ifaci, Flushing. N. Y., 8 and 7 in 'the 36-hole finals Saturday. A v r a o t Cheek fAe performance f your favorite ITkm tipr., nrnm tt, M m ( mc ; MlltS K GALLON CHEVROLET Styleline . . 20.571 PHUYSIER Windsof .... 19.359 DE SOTO f iredome , 6 pss. 21 .277 fORD "6- Mainline . . . 25.463 HUDSON Hornet 'o" . . 20.827 M'SER Deluxe . ... 24M LINCOLN Capri . . . . 22J56 Economy Run t, under higi i SoT ' 'nherent nomy of 1952 ca .40 mpg; eisro Hud3;5,c'Mere''n' Monterey Firedome 8, 6 pass, 21pg. Ssf , rT'i " V ' De oga. 8 pass, imSSuaS&Sn sieT Sped. ll9fcfw.lsa, t.e', e. w?m.7'r;Corsair'3085nPK The Mercury Monterey took tS """t Concord- 2307 "M- of 25.40 miles Per allonH,mnlMtak?5 prize with fiplre conditions, the ,tSS1nmfe,v2-r 'd'nUcal romP""ive per gallon. y ,toclt Amencan " averaged 22.0 miles WINUft iperfomceTpoundycVLni Price class. Winner, ffietadTTlf S? W"hin ,h o ' JO GET ALL THE MILEAGE YOUR CAR CAN DELIVER -GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION Sally Bennett Yakima Leader YAKIMA. IM Tacoma and Seattle bowling teams took th lead Sunday In the open division of the Mil) annua! Northwestern Bowl ing Congress. Sixth Avenue Lanes of Tacoma was out In front with two day total of 2.799. Windy Langlle Sports Store and West Seattle Bowl, both of Seattle, were In seoond and third places with scores of 3,701 and 2,6(18. Harry Scott and R. 1. Burkle. both of Portland, led lha open doubles event with 1,250. ' Bob Weiss and Bob Davidson, Seattle, were second with 1.237 and Palmer jstrege and Earl Ralley ol Everett ;were third at 1,188. I Davidson topped the open singles ;event with 614, followed by Bailey wun ou. Other leaders Included: Class A woman's all events Sally Bennett, Klamath Falls, Ore. 1,576. Graders Win Ball Openers The two Mills teams. Pelican and Roosevelt won opening-round scftball games Saturday on Conger Field In the grade school Class B double elimination tournament. Mills Number 2 waxed Fremont, 12-3; Pelican walloped Falrvlew, ! 8-1; Mills Number 1 team drubbed Riverside, 10-4. and Roosevelt edged Conger, 8-7. lFr&OOFM.YO0T." Sae ua for all yew aura matt ve mil rapelia end Mcessorieay II makes, R models. 4th & Klamath Ph. 8146 ol 2 6 MILES Ptmsl'tCN'. MERCURY Monterey . , ,- 25.409 j PACKARD "200" .. . . 19.22; KYMOUTH Crmbroc . . 23.522 STUDEBAKER Ctiampion . . 27.822 ' SKCIAl LIGHTWEIGHT CUSSES : HENRY 1 Corsair "4". . . 30.855 PLYMOUTH Concord . . . 23.079 ' Ji I 4A sf isi.i. ,wisstfkXiiiiii. Corner 5th and Main