Herald and news., April 29, 1952, Page 11, Image 11

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1IKIIAIJ) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PARK ELEVEN
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Duly llumr achrdulrd.
UST
NIGHT
Uitiiiiii nridrd lo lln Iracl In the
Niiilhrrii DlvlnUm liu.irbnll race
Monday while lutt-plncn WnnhliiK
Ion Hinlr riii kod up IUi second Wi
victory In (he loop
llm Durkii clowned Wlilii(toii
51 nl Kuunir lor llir Huxkles'
third nlnilulit lo ol their cll-.nn-
lrou Wllluiiinli Valley junKM.
Wniililiiiili'ii Hlule rilueil Idaho 1-0
I in lo nudum nl Moscow.
I 'Ihr lour Irunm play minln Tun-
ilny. Willi Wnihlniiton und Orrion
! ui Kuk'i-na nii'l Wanhlnnlon BUle
i uiul Idaho nl l'lilliimii. ,
IMIrhrr Umi Hlruiiiund lllilllrd
I Wu.ihiniiton to ilx hlta and held
llm llunklra arorrlrni until III
niiilh. HihuIpb by Hum Mitchell, Bob
llmibirit nml Ooidy Kodland pro
I durcd the HuiklM1 only run.
i Ai Mobcow, two aoulhpawa Hod
I Ki'oukIi of Waahlnntnn Stale and
Harlan Melton ol Idulio pIK hid
m oieleM bull lor nine lull Innlnii
A plnrh hlt nlnilr by Jim Dovle
In I lie Inp of the lot li x nred Olen
Kruiu' with WW"i winnlni run.
Monday' mimes left Wanhlniilon
mid Idaho tied In third place with
liner win and lour loaaea each.
lly The Atiuclaleil I'reu
8nn Pranrlaro - Harry Kiel
Matthew". 113. Seattle, knia-ked nut
Clroree Kaplan. 194. Iliixiklyn il.
New Yoik I.OU 'Hniinv" Volpr.
141. New York, nml Jackie O Bu
rn. 147. Hartford Conn, drew R
Plitabiiruli l riala. ttlft ,
Dnrnora Pa . outpointed Jiiiimy
Cernllo. 107. Holxiken. NJ. illli
llolyoke. Miuw Jackie Weber.
135. Pawtui-kct. n 1 . outpolntrd
(ieoritle Kdmonda. 131. Hartford.
Conn 1 0 1
Chilean" Clrorue llci 137.
Iiary. Ind . outpointed Mudianu
Morjian. 134. Oilcniio I8.
Frcano. Calif. Jimmy Bavula.
134. Madera. Call!., outpointed
fleorg Maclaa. 138. Memro City
I0.
PITC IIINO rATIKRN
FAST LANSINO. Mlrh -Cur-rem
Mlrhlsan flute pilrhliut are
Don Quayle and former Sparlan
alar Robin Roberta, now of the
Prulllra, have one thing In com
mon. Moth entered Mlrhiumi Htnte'n
bantball rank at first basemen
ajid were converted to mound du
ne by vetran Spartan ronrh John
Kobs.
TTTZJ
fli:J-,ii;grfN .tC., i i ll ft, i -
BILL MELBY, Salt Lake City's Kood-luoking coiilrihution
to the wrestlinK biz, gives with the leverage on an arm
lock. Frcnchy Itoy is the victim last week at the Armory.
Tomorrow night Melby faces Oeorjjes Ousette in one of
three one-hour bouts.
Yakima
Dumped
By Caps
lly 'I In- AftiMirfctlrd frrun
Tlio tjtisrtjdlj nn in (hrfe Wfst
crn Iiili rnulional Lckuc qiIich ut
(lifrir lirf.i rlimpM lueKliv nlcht
ut thrir iUft ffntriM in the annual
IM-nun nt clio j p
Hulriii, Tri-Cltv ami Vlrtonu -all
on I he loud tor the neavjn'n inaiju
urnln lal wcok will tak part
In thPir nrvoni oiMnliiK nl(;ht oro
ccpdlDK". but IhU Unif an the home
U-flin In thrir own oalJijartCH.
A crowd of 4,500 lh cxrwctfd at
Biilcin lor the SmaloiR' firnt came
with Lewinton, thp U-hhup newcom
n. A vtHHi crowd also will be on
hand at Tri-Cltv f' r the Brave-blokunr-
indianH clash.
Victor la. tiif leatvue pace-setter
after ttie fira wee1? of plav. wan
scheduled to open at home avalnnt
Wciiu tehee Monday nlht but Uic
KHirir was dfiavcd 24 hourn, pre
.'urnablv because of the lonir trip
from Lewiston where the Tyew
played Hundav.
Vancouver orenMi on wrhedule,
however, and handed the Yakima
Ho am an 8-1 nhellacklnK in the
nluht'a only conies), 'ill heavy
hlttlntr Catm acored In every in
nmw but the third and eighth an
thev rapped 12 hits off two Yakima
pitchers. Yakima Rot its run In the
first wnen H'U Andrln tripled and
went home on Bill Malbcry's Rin-
Yakima 100 WKJ 000-1 1 2
Vancouver 120 211 lOx S 12 2
Monnhan. Byles (4t and Dono
hue; CuldborK and Rltchey.
1 4-0 victory over Washington.
Five Years Ago rord Frlck.
I president of National League, waa
named president of Cooperntown
Museum.
Ten Years Ago Nlsht baseball
ticia Imniia-tH in Mnoi Vnrir fnr rinm.
By The Am laird Frew lion 0f war. bv order of Police
One Year Ago Eddie Lopat Commissioner valentine,
pitched hla ei.ond atraiBht ahutout Twenty Years A(ro United
: Ui Klve the New York Yankees a Stales won first round ol Davis Cup
Sports
Mirror
tennU elhnlnatlons by defeaUnj
Canada In the double. '.
People DO TOO
read small space
ads - you are!
Tiislc Ihnl
Gibson
Mills Teams
Undefeated
'Hie two MHU sollball teama are
Hie only uncle (ruled entrlra In Ihr
urnile M-liool double elimination
liiiitnanienl now In prourena.
Yeaterday. Milln Number 1 team
brut llonnevell. 6 3. Mills Number
2 tram drubbrd Pelican, 9-6.
In oilier Kamca. Falrvlew ellml
nutrd f'renionl, a t and Rlvertlde
rut Conner Irom the tourney In a
marathon. 24-19.
II IINOVt.R IN MANAGMtR
UKNVCR The turnover In
manager In the Clans A. Western
Leniiiie was so exlemlve since la.it
neimon that only two repeatera are
bm-k Oeorve KlNiell with the pen
nant wlnnlnu Omaha Cardinals and
Andy Cohen ol the runner-up Den
1 ver Ileara
The Leanue'i new akippera are:
Colorado Springs Sky Sox Don
Oullerldire: Pueblo Dodgera BUI
MiCuhiin; te Molnea Bruins
Harry Strohm: Lincoln Athletic
l.etrr Bell. Sioux City Boos Ray
Mueller: and the Wichita Indians
Halph Wlneuamer.
Jap Eyes Stojack As
Fifth Sleeper Victim
i
i Tom Connolly, Umptre-In-Chie!
of the American Leairue. was born
in Mnnchestrr. England.
If he can May awake. Fiunkte
Stojack ntnnils a' uood rhnnce ol
sIiciiik the dream ulreuk currently
held by Tol Yamalo in the Armory
ring.
The Pacific Coa.M Junior hruvv
weltfht champion faces Yamalo to
morrow nliihl here In the feature
bout on a triple main event curd.
Yamalo has UNcd his alerprr
hold to defeat four foes on mic
cesslve weeks Cowboy Carlson.
Danno McDonald. BUI Melby and
Oeorges Duselte.
Against Yamato'a rockaby gtm- ;
mirk. Stojack will have his lamou i
Dusrtte. who was victimized In
;in M-rond.s last week by Yiiini'tos
Hlrr-per. squares oft aalaM Bill
Melby In another bout.
Cit.stlebrrry DruKs haw rirrived
tickets on sale at the same popu
lar prices.
SCORES
f 'ollet-e Bavhall
By the Associated Press
Oregon 5 Washincton I
Wa-.hltmton 6tole 1 Idaho 0 10 In-
alrplane spin. Tlie spin doesn't , . .. 0( Uaho r9
put opponent a.Meep out It makes Wnllrnan 2.8 Willamette l- (1st
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Another champion. Pacific Coast
Llghtheavy King Buck Weaver,
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