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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1052 usfang Thinclads Whip KU Mlilltl Hl'iillhcd the IlivtHTll Mile (itiiti Henley yesterday lor Moll iv Kliiinnlli County truck mid 1 ifUl litppl- II couiiiiliillvo shuts menu unvthliiu, unci I hey UMiitlly ((i In Hie cinder spurt. 'Ihe Muslaniitt alintiM doubled the I ii ii m.', l he Kin mil lit Union Itluli M'hiiul II miiikI could muster in v liniinu BO-HI--winiiliui nine nl Urn bllip ribbons mill lyinu Inr another , In (hi pntcrss, Henley bi'iu I ho Kliiiniilh miuikI rnriillv liy n much ini'in leaped able O.Vti7 Mine. Mm III, lli,i thud li'iun In Ilin Cnuitiy tiackfcsl nit Modoc Field, ruiilil nf illt iii points mill inuau (nine dlllPlPW p. lull Miillll lltll.l -hr lavoreil mi yesterday's pcrlm limner There were luur double wlnncm yesterday. Muling Virwil lin k mil iinili Inn (Up raren: Hob Mickn mil liard la wins III Hip i:i-'D unil two yam runn. Dnlc FpplPrs copped Hip HKI-yitrd tlnt-h and broad jump fur Hip Mu.-.liumn. Kliuiiiuli two. lllnrr ii Clrcij rltliul'c. Inp inn i 111 UlP tOldl pill Hlllt CltM-llK. ItCMllli, llll (II dpi' (if (tlllnll ' Midi Murillr-: Kick M, Arnold K, UVBIIs M. 'IIIIIP 17 3 lo-l-yard daslu Keillors M, Hen re! M, Kmc K. Time 107. 13.10 yard run: Mlikn M. I.ol rum K. Travis M. 'I'Iiiip: I M MO-yard daslii llnrdy K. Hen Wrl M, Tmvln M Tune: SB 0 Low hurdlrai nick M, Kvuns M, liiliman K '1 imp: 33 8. ;iO-rarri daalu Madden M. Ollo ninn M. KIiik K Time 24 0. stlO-yard rum Ml, kn M, lili ulnli : K Canirall M TIiiip: 1 44 3. i Mini pul: Bchulre K. DuiiiipII M. 1 Evans M. Distance; 37 II. 73, In.! Illlli Jump: Klnit K nnd Hleven snn M lip lor llrnt. hVliiile K ' IIpiiiIiI: 6 It. Pole vaull: Walson K, tip for third Knurl i M mid Lyons M. lleijtht: 10 It. In Hruad Jump: Frntrrs M, Olio inan M. Kookpn K. Distance: IB; It ', in. iMarus: Schulr.o K. ilunncll M. Mlrka M. Distance: 1 IS II. 6 In. javelin: uumiPii M. miiciipii k Ottoman M. DUilance; -J( ft. 3 In IIKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGR FIFTEEN t-ja MJUJiigMrT II 1 1 ii ii in www RISE AND SHINE I'crry Hawkins of Tionesta, ('alif., was "furious" about Toi 'Vamato's slucpcr hold last flight at the Armory. His curiosity led to a deep sleep. Hero the Jap wakes him up in nild-rini; before a hushed house of specta tors. Toi Wins, Sfojack Slumbers Redkey Stars In Switch I Without his idcpprr hold. Toi Y nnilo Huultl dp Juki another hani- Itplayi Won liv Mnlln iKrnipra nntl-Puit wrpntlpr. With It. hp oiiomnn, llpnr.pl. Madilrni 'Mine: ;allird throuuh five atrnliihl tott 1:10.4. IIipip. The Jnpnnpae Knndinnn liax no j rp.pprt for pprMiiui, pvpii chain !lon. Lnt nliiht he rocked Trankle tioliu k to alrcp In 8 45 ol the aec jond no-round. Blolack la Pacific I C'ouh junior heavyweight cham- CORVAU.18. Ore. UH - A dp- 1 ! , , , . fpnalve player converted Into an ' h, P'?' ' lmd ?" J1"" brsX 11 nllpnalve hallback an an emer- :unt" , Jan lnl Vamato s rock liPiiry mpaaure at the star of "old ... . an intraviuad came which ended L J"' .8,i"!' ,tlVn Mirlnu irainniir nl Orcm State w0" '"'" ";S0 Colleite Wednradav. K"'1 " " Bo""" Hob KedkPV. lonnprly a defrnne icr"b lhf, "i0 had the Ta- niei-lall-,1. threw I wo lourhdown ic""m' Wash., lad primed for the liuwa aa the lllupa drfpntcd the ""r."rr r.nUM u"-hM- 6'o- Oraime team 2U-0. Redkpv wa ' '?.'"k ca'" lu ,r0, Mualtlnft uo Plared on the olfrn-dve mill when mn" w,"h '",M "J1"1 To'" (ifiC Inai hpvpml backs bvcaiir.e of " "'"'V to K. him up lor the maul low claahrnnm Itnide. rl'IN . .... jT..' I Hlolarlt holalrd Yamalo for hl MlllS N(DS f-inioiia airplane apln in the second lepra. CiPltlim a loothold on the run: iiprnn, Yaninlo arnbbrd the Ted Gone, Stanky Debuts lly I'he Anaocialpil Trpas Caxcv Kddie Htiinky nlrkrd the l In lit npot lii Ihrnw li 1 "intium Iblrs" into hia ill l.ouis Curdlnul i.lurtliiH lineup. lli-ulpii 'luc-.diiv nluhl bv HriHik lvn' fiTBchiir Hon lor Hie emhth irlraluhl tlinn and wmidcrinu two Hiiines under .600. Miiunm-i Mluuky filially pulled the shcru off second biineinnn Htunkv. The Itnpiicl ol Mlniiky's pipsencp In the lineup nuiilnsl llrookivn could be seen In tin- very Ural lunliiK. "Ulnnkv walked ". tile plnv - liv pluv rend. Helore the Hint lunlim uas over it iihn irnd "Htunkv doubled down the Irlt flrlil line. Vesllnke and Bllko acorlpir." 'Ilie Cards scored mi iuiis In that III hi Innlim. knock Hut out Chris Vim Cuvk (;ooiiiivk While the debut ol Kl.inkv and the urixiks' crushinu 14 I deleal tlolr the t)l" V In the Nullum, I l-ealtue. the Amenc-iin wu?, suvinu Its lurewella to two tine bnll players Ted Williams of the ; Boston fled 8ox and Oerrv ColPiimn of Hie New York Yankees. Ted entrenched Hip ftnokle Indrn flPd Box In first place with n tuo run holm"-, his llrtl nl i the venr, lo beat Ddidll. 6 3 It wai the 324lli ol hit brilliant 10 venr bin leauue nreer. , Wllllutns reports lor flvinu dulv ns a Marine Corps ciiptuln at I Willow, drove. Po. Krldav. j Coleman, also a Murine Corps captain who reports Frldnv at Los Alatnlto-. Cnlif. Air Base, starred an Hie Yanks spill a doubleheader iulth the St. Lou Is Browns. I T7ie Yanks lost the opener lo the j Brownies, 9 1. SPUT Allle Reynolds earned the Yanks a spill with a four hitter In the !.ec01id Rnme, 4-1. Elmer Valo. the leanue'a leadlns hitter ut .410. snapped the Phila delphia A 'a oul ol a seven-name losliiK Mreak with b three run I homer that beat Cleveland's Early j Wvnn. J t 1. The ChlrBKO White Box swept !a lw-1 - nliiht- doubleheader from I Washington, 7-3 and 4-3. winning j the second on Eddie Robinson's jlltlf Inning homer oil Bobo New- - lite most Impressive dnvtlme performance In the National was Larrv Jansen'a three - hitler a- ; gainst Cincinnati for the New York (OlantV 4 - 1 victory. Bob Addis' double In the 12th u-as the final blow of the Chicago Cubs' 20 - hit blasting of seven Philadelphia pitchers for a 9 - 8 edge. Pittsburgh broke Its 10 losing Mreak with an 11 cislon over Boston despite runs bv Ed MnUtews. Ebba St Claire and Farl Tonscon. i VERN MOORE I iwrfiwl tuv fry X '"I : fj J 7 .41,2 i ' V .ff I 9 .'a&7 i 'V. HI z5 J 12 .200 ttv T '. ifcV KCG Trio Posts 75 Tliree Klamath Onn Club mem bcra teamed up Kunduv at Wocus to put together a perfect 76 In the Oregon Journal telegraphic shoot. j Blasting 25 s were Vern Moore, . nunnn mill 1-1111 nwinn. Hilton won the club's regular 16- vnrd sliwit llh .i 09x100 score Moore hit 98 ol 100 An afternoon head wind caused low hiiniHcaii scores. Moore was high with a 00. i HuMdaya llekulu: Paul Hilton an i Vrfn Mrmrc . .. as 04) j S"al,',n l(i..rf h7 as C J Martin D ss ! II t Hauler .. M 81 Bud t'loak VI SI M. (;ranl SO ft Al Smllh 04 . r.. e ijriK-oii . . 0:1 sa J M Adams ... . 03 78 T II Watlfra . 02 71 r W Mrlntoah 00 Al Italian sfl H A Congdon .. 87 M Y C. Ilroylea M 74 I Turn Carland 80 I J. II. Martin ... . . 81 II. I) Ilranaman ... ... 70 81 1 J T Adam 70 09 Hal. Weil 77 By The Asaocialed Presa NATIONAL I.EAOI'K Brooklyn Chicago 9 New York 7 Cincinnati 8 Bt. Louis ' 6 Philadelphia 4 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 3 Wednesday's Results New York 4 Clncinnall 1 Chicago II Philadelphia 8 (12 nlngsi Pittsburgh II Boston 6 I Bt. Louis 14 Brooklyn 2 AMKIUCAN l.l-.AIII i: 1 W I, Pel. Boiton lo 2 8:i3 .Si. Louis 8 4 .607 Cleveland 9 s tAi Chicago 6 .500 j New York S 6 .455 - Washington 4 8 .400 Philadelphia 2 8 .200 Detroit 2 9 .182 Wednesday'! Results Bt. Louis 9-1 New York 4 a I Boston 6 Detroit 3 ' Philadelphia 3 Cleveland I 1 Chicago 7-4 Washlnijton 3-3 (2nd game 11 Innings PACIFIC COAST LKACIK W I. Pel. Kan Diego 19 10 .655 Hollywood . Id 12 .571 lyos Angeles 15 yi $m : Portland 12 13 .480 Oakland 12 13 .480 Kan Franclio 13 15 .464 Seattle 12 18 .429 Sacramento 10 18 .357 Wednesday's Results Hollywood 9 Sacramento 5 San Diego 7 San Francisco 4 Seattle 15 Los Angeles 8 Portland at Oakland postponed Western International Leaj-ue w i. pet. LEFTY FOSTER, cx-Gcms hurler, will face his ex manager as the result of a recent baseball switch' that sent Foster from Tri City of the Western Inter national League to Yuma, Ariz., of the Southwest In ternational League. Ex Gems Manager Bill DeCar lo manages Las Vegas of the Southwest International League. Foster stopped here briefly with his fam ily Tuesday night on his way to Yuma. 1 Oretech Alleys Stay Open for Keg Public Oregon Tech Athletic Director Friday and Saturday. Skect O'Connell aald yesterday the j An Bddcd feature' Tuesdavi and school s bowling a vs would oper- u,.jH. ,. ... ' . . ate on a part-time schedule for the I wnestlv will be open mixed public's use until school Is out. doubles competition with cash The alleys will be open Sundays Prizes for winners. 1 to 5 p.m., Tuesdays. Wednesdays : "We'll make the alleys available and Thursdays, 7 to 11 p m. to the public as long as we can There will be no bowling Monday. ! break even", O'Connell said. YOU CAN AFFORD BEAUTIFUL COLOR MOYIES WITH THE NEW BROWNIE MOVIE CAMERA I You'll U d.llghrfglly surprised at the wonder ful movieayeucen evoke wHhltiisMw"Brewnie'. It brines Brownie axon. oy end Brownie sitae. llcHy awvle making h Is eety load, end built-in guide shew hew fe moke the one simple setting (or out door or indoor movies. BfltJ SJe- zwm shop 727 MAIN PHONE 7063 game 5 de- home Reames Women Open Qualifying Women golfers if Reames open oualllving rounds tomorrow for the annual snrlnci handicap tournament Qualifying continues through noon, Mav 7. Only tommorow's scores will count us qunlllytnj cards In the Oregon Womens Golf Association. Pairings will be made at the first tee. Beginners wlU hold team plav tomorrow. Victoria Spokane Vancouver LewPiton Salem Yakima Trl-Cily Wcnaurhee .875 .625 .625 .500 .444 .375 .375 .250 Mills, 3-2 4 Mill, Number 2 Uiim la Uio only f"'" Xr'T'L mM.i "ilnbPBten entrv left In Hi tirade 1 " " UP, but Stolack .i. Rf'SfV from Hie gimmick. Ya- mato rushed In the ring to finish Hie lob. Despite. Iinnllc efforts of srhiHil double elimination aoltball tournament. vim. t,..i. a,tlu Number I team. ycsTerday .2. at Z'i'; 'uli"!, W " Klwanls Park. Falrvlew eliminated , ' 1 ''l'..r,hi"'P.r, penheltn on a foul. Weaver won Hlvrralde al Conger. 9-4 Tonight Mills Number 1 and Fair view tangle lor lite right lo meet Mills Number 2 tor the title Frl- tne first fall with the Hoosler neck- breaker, following three Sonnen- j.... ... ..... , unu uuin, yuii i-oi rvrnca HIP iiuy. in toe evrui muts mars rn- k.i K...I,-.. Tri VZr"" W0UW "rCeV I1' Stretch 'bul I'ZttiZX '"ry , Moss when he grnbhed Ihe alrelch ingiiin alter Moss had hoisted his Hie first nomination lor the ID52 nrm. The German cuffed Moss Kentucky Derby was Primate, nroiinil a bit aller the releree had ewnpd bv E B. Benjamin s Star- idlrnuaiifled him. mount Stable. ' Both Bill Melbv and Oeorges Du- sette socred with their favorite wpa-pnns-but Du.selle's lull nelson w-as more convincing. Melbv took the fir-1 fall wllh his prapevlne In 25 minutes. KAPOOT But lh French-Canadian wrapped 'the Ball Luke Cltv hov In the lull j nelson In the second frame. Melby was out- of business Inr the evmlne. An unscheduled feature enter lalned the fans last night. Promoter Mack Llllard Invited iaitv fan Into the r'ng as scape- gost for Yamalo s sleeper lust be fore the Jan's bout with Stolack. lust m ease anyone was dubious about Ihe hold's elfecllveness. Perry Hawkins of Tlonesta. Calif., climbed In the rlnir. He went to sleep. Hawkins admitted before Ya malo put him to Mecn that he "wasri't dubious. Just curious." I For the second consecutive year I the U.S. tennis team will meet i Japan In the first round Tie of the American tone competition lor . the liavls Cup. Wednesday's Results Salem 9 Lcwlaton 5 Yakima ai Vancouver, postponed, cold weather Spokane at Trl-City, postponed, rain Wenalchee at Victoria, postponed, wet grounds Bruner Hurls No-Hit, No-Run WICHITA, Kas.W Jack Bruner. lefUianded hurler for Wichita in he Western League, pitched a no rm, no - run game against the Lincoln, Nebr., Athletics Wednes day night. It II SEASON OPENS MAY 3 y -1 Horace Olllom of the Cleveland Browns led the National Football League In punting last season with a 45.5 yard average In 73 attempt. rVtVrir YOU LOOK FOR It A BOURBON YOU'LL FIND IU GIEW.IORE ry' KFon win i (Qheck thesealue's in ORE GlOTJ3E5 OBD LEE OVERALLS Genuine jclf denimi in Lee tailored sixes. Absolutely quor enteed to look better, fit better and wear longer or you may have a new pair FREE or your money back. Sanforized shrunk. Chosen in a national survey as 6 to 1 favorites by men who demand quality in work clothes. Sizes 32 to 50. 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