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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1952)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 10R2 1UJ1 11. .J11JLL11U1U.IL II IIIIIMB PAGE FOURTEEN ttridle Wnllkun, that aacker lui I 145 guinea Inal uriiaim ami did lint boms ustang - Troy the Philadelphia I'hlla. played liiltilcul a single hune. 1 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Crucial 1 it it I I M . i I ill S, Academy Whips Chiloquin To Knot County Ball Race A blue-chips balllc lor the Klnm- Doubles bv llmvaid rlr-rrtngshaw nth Count v Class B hlrh school and Evans, h triple bv Hob Steven baseball championship Is shaping son and a single bv Arbv Hurls up. ipurct up lour runs tor miih in ue Sacre.1 Heart outlasted Chiloquin i' " 1S.M veMerdnv nn wtnd-sweiit Reo John O " " Jonnion crncsec. Victoria Puffs Lead With Third Straight By The Asiorlnted Prraa downing Spokane II B In a nine Ruin and cold wealhcr canceled 'I'"'"" ''0,,','r' "'Hhtiniue and one Western liitcrimtlo.ial League , ,tr;,cn" U TaKue iemi lo i'i" .. ,.. i un-n i........ nJi.'idiuini. .....l-.. i. (..i. i Union Wllldcnts to three runs In, Ti.. ,.,, nnened the season at Until man was out nt Keiuiewlck lor wueni, ' home Til-City and onlv Victoria and Salein disap pointed the llrsl night crowd. The The acorer recorded a tutitl nf tia bases on balls, belelvrd a league record. 18 hits. 111 rum. and 30 i SEEKS REPEAT Miler Barry Pitts was the only Peli can trackster to win a place when the Klamath Falls spike squad opened its season against Medford. Pitts will be aiming for another Blue Ribbon in his pet event Saturday when the Pels host Medford in a-return meet. reatioi' Field to bniiu the TroUns' tw-rin similes In the second and baseball glue Tuesday iilgm dm name. Wnallier Idled Vnncouver lecord to 3-U the same mark eii-!sls,n or mcrriii s lour runs. i iwo mnrntnons in ine mrce r " muiu. Joyed by the Maim Mustang. I Bul Iour c,ror! 111 ,ne testa played almoM made up lor Trt-Cltv and Hnoknne louether HIM, i,iiuiH m-it'cu nir ftuuitiiui h. ji-iiiien on nve piiciicra ncioio inn In non-leaaue tames yesterday. , chilnmnn ina jm 3-to in 7 Malm spanked Tul.'lake. 7-1, and , s. Heart 413 0S0 x-13 10 4 Merrill lost a close one to the, Oeorue. ! Hatcher i4 and Andor Klamath Wildcats. C-4. . son; Howard and Herrera. H both Malin and Sacred Heart i can win Friday both are favored Tulelnke 100 000 0- 1 3 3 . y'" ,., wil. bv iRme 8 - 8 In the last ol the iilnlh then next Tuesday me two teams Malin 013 400 x- 1 10 3 ion Olen Turketfs sinule followed will make up their April 35 date Sowles and Quldblatt: Kick and 'bv Artie Wilson's double to win each with perfect 4-0 records in a Hcrrtnushaw. j Oene l.ary la a freshman pitcher 1 w KHmf , showdown for the title. 'on' the University ol Alabanm'a, Some :0 Victoria funs braved Bonanza visits Milin and Sacred Wildcats 000 3S0 0-5 6 5 baseball leiun. He has a reputation leold weather ami a drlnlc to see Heart travels to Bly PrSlay in 3 Merrill 303 003 0- 4 5 Tito maintain. Four brothers bclor lthrlr from - ruuniiiit Tvcea rack p. m. games- uuuvo ana vnrneu; ttasKins una mm were sinr nuriera " up tneir inird siraiiiiu win. A live Senators forced Lewlston to 13 men led on bases. There also Innings before bowing 11-8 how- I were five doubles hit III the game ever. and (our Iwtn-klllliws. Tri!iiv won Its first home open- ' irm tile Henatora tied the Pels Host Medford Thinclads Table Tennis Champs Named Table Tennis champions were an-: Merrill and Chiloquin Jump the Johnson. gun one dav, meeting at Chtloauln Thursday. Seven Chiloquin errors helped ha- cred Heart s cause yesterday in weather even duck hunters would turn their backs on. Chilonuin took an early lead when Champ Hatcner tripled and Jo Jo George pushed him in wlU a sin-ule. But Sacred Hear'- bounced back in their firsi-innins stint with four runs on one of two consecutive triples by Ray B-?ard, a wild pitch and a two-run error lo take a 4-1 lead md stay ahead the rest of the way. Bobby Howard went Uie distance for the Trojans, giving up 10 hits, but he didn't have to do anv bet ter as Chiloquin booted the ball around in the error-coaxing weath- I Crimson Tide. I . . m . . . - nouncea yesseraay in last wees : r-KOn.,iw . miu- in htmrnament lor small fry. the seventh and las: inninu when Danny Lowe won the division for Flovd Hescock walked in the lead- players over 14 but not more thanieff spot and waltred home on 16. cnariotte rxsdicK spm tneiwavne DuBols" Iriole. DuBois male monopoly with runner-up bon- scored on a wild oltcb. But How- ors. ard settled down to get two bat- Champion in the 13 to 14 brack- Iters on strikeouts o end the rally. et is Gary Cramer. Terry Fawvell The Trojans also got 10 hits off was second. Garv Stane third and Georse and Hatcher. Coach Paul Deller's Klamath iJnhnn Green fourth. I At Malin. Wayne Rick winged thinclads play host for the first rn the ,under-12 class. Charlie i two-hitter to stop Tulelake in a non- time mis tract Keason wnen uie Henry walked off with top ping- iconterence game. 9 " "J x meet the Hayward Champion Med- ponK honors, ahead of Wayne Ro- loras on oinaoc r lem oiuruH.v uiicatcek. a rematcn ol tne rencans season- opening skirmish with the Tornado ' (quad. In the first meeting at Medford ; -March 3 the Klamath Falls , track and field squad, muscle- bound by nipply weather and brief practice stints scored only 37 ; points to Medford' MVi- The opening gjm goes off at I , p.m. Saturday, five weeks of warmer weather and three meets later, the ' Pelicans should make things some what closer. j- FAVORITES Although Medford, loaded with experience and favored to win the Etnt. title will be overwhelming V favorites aganinst a Klamath squad r- stocke with freshmen and sopho mores. I MUer Barry Pitts was1 Klamath's , J- nly first-place winner m uie im meeting. He'U be favored to win 2 the four-lap race wiumsy. . J KtVT airK There will be one Medford boy who won't make a re-apoearence. ; He's Earl Covey, Phoenix trans fer. who won both sprint races in " the March 39 meet. . - Covey suffered a leg injury in practice "no wm ' ' the season if not for all time. The meet will be a warm-up for the District Meet May 10 on Modoc Field, the first time the track clas- tie has snown in iamui Both hits were doubles by Bill Ayres in the first and B. Olson in the last inning. But Tule's run was unearned. Doubles bv George Evans and A! V i . ! cm lavj. I'll 1 1 1 run snrpe in the fourth set the winners nut in front und two more In the sixth sewed II up. The same teams plav Wednesday nit 111. Fairview, Riverside Hang Tough Fairview and Riverside atayed in contention for the Klnmlli Kails grade school soltbnll title yester day, sidelining Roosevelt and lrl- lean In the double elimination tour nament. Knlrview blanked Hoosevell. 3-0, ani Riverside clobbered Pelican. 33-0. Fairview and Riverside meet to night. Tile loser will be eliminat ed. The two Mills teums mix in the other conlesi. Both are unbeat en Semi-finals go on tomorrow, fin als Friday. 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