Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 02, 1952, Page 8, Image 8

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    HERALD AND NEWS, Kl Af ATH FALLS, ORKGON
MlllJAY, MAY 2, m
i PACE EIGHT
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to unload ois oesi bjiuwi tumgn
the Armory to keep a local listic
Win skein alive.
Even the two-fisted bUU that
chopped down Frankie Roe
two weeks ago may not be enough
.gainst Earl Turner, Richmond
middleweight, who has climbed
Wgh enough in the ring business
W trade socks with the likes of
Sugar Ray Robinson. -
;This 10-round main event head
lines an outstanding boxmn card
that opens at 8:30 lor 3Q rounds
or less of boxing. .
Little doubt exists that It will be
Jess because the card carries boys
with dynamite lucked y "
red leather gloves. .
Turner is a delinite favorite to
sboil Wolle's third consecutive
Sain event stand here. Not only
"oS his record make him top
drawer but the Earl of Richmond
Mready holds an eighi-round decl
"ion over the Pacitio Northwest
welterweight champion.
Wohe.GdarUng of local ring cus.
tomers after two amashing wins
here, makes no secret of the fact
that he'll go all-out for revenge.
His youth-he's 24 to Turner s SO
and speed may make for an up
set '
Turner recently stopped Jimmy
Langston and Jimmy Merrill, both
of Vancouver, B. C, favorites, on
their own stomping grounds.
In both cases. Turner s lethal
weapon was a sickening left hook
to tne mid-section.
But Wolfe is a lad whos hard .
to hit squarely. He's always mov
ing and is seldom caught with his
defense down.
Two other home town lads may
get their come-uppancs in uie sciiu
and special events.
Ralph Weiser, the Beatty Bomb
er, goes in the six-round semi-wind-up
against highly-rated Blackie Va
tierveer of Seattle.
TOP FLIGHT
The Seattle lightweight has faced
Garrison. Hal Robblns, Al Cowan, 1
Al Davis, Micxey uimoei, joej
Ortega and Buddy Gilman.
.Oilman Is the boy who climbed
it ... -. .n ttf
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VtadwhiGUnuuT5 "8" LACES FOR lACINO-Iniiian Dick Wolfe, Pacific Northwest welterweight champion,
A ""uthe sIxSeat'speciM that grimly resolves to reverse a recent loss to Earl Turner in tonight's main event at the
puts "ton virgis of Merrill against Armory. The fight, a rematch of a recent donnybrook in Portland in which Turner won
J Both noeS torf-wklnir Bill a c,ose decision, tops an outstanding five-bout program of glove-throwing.
Sunday In two frames. Few expect "
it to go the route.
. Two lour - round preliminary
. The Armory ticket-office opens
?:30.
Mills Teams ;
Meef Again
The two Mills . Softball teams
fcold a "civil war" game this
afternoon for the grade school
Class B title.
Mills Number 1 team, coached
By Jim Palmer, beat Falrview
yesterday, 16-6. to earn another
crack at unbeaten Mills Number
U team, skippered bv Cal Bonnev.
The tourney Is double elimination.
If the Bonneymen lose today, then
the two teams may meet again
Saturday. The Paimermen have
lost once.
By The Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Ottawa 10. Rochester 1
Springfield 5, Toledo 3 lij-.y
Montreal 19, Baltimore 3
Syracuse at Buffalo postponed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Indianapolis 5, Milwaukee 4 (10
innintrO
Columbus 7. St. Paul 6
Minneapolis 11. Toledo I
Louisville 7. Kansas City 4
TEXAS LEAGUE
Port Worth 4, Beaumont 1
Shrevenort a. Dallas 7
ISan Antonio 7. Oklahoma City 4
Tulsa at Houston postponed
PIONEER LEAGUE
Billings 10, Focatello 5
Magic Valley 4, Ogden 0
Great Falls IS. Idaho Falls 0
Salt Lake City 15. Boise 7
That National Leaiue assumed
Its present roster make-up of Bos-
. H . XT 1. C.Mkli.- rhl..nn
Cincinnati. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
ana oi. uoua in jvw.
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No-Hitter, Home Runs
Dump Portland Twice
By The AMOrtalrd Press mrnto ll-t slid Los Angeles fell
Oakland's Acorns, suddenly Ibelore Seattle 3-3.
sprouted Into the Pacific Coast ores, a former Major Leaguer
Lengues first division, inlpiit no :nd imtlve of Annlielin, Calif..
Pel B's in Tri-Meef
Conch Bob llPiKlpixholt a Prll
rnn Junior vnrnlty scrnuiblr-e lor
points with Mrdloid mid Ashliind
tiiiuni'iow, I 30 p in., on the Mod
lord track. ' , 1
Hie Irl-meet will be run oft in
ronjunctlon with a dunl meet bo
Iweeii Jack KrninHr.oi's Fremont
Junior llliih thliivliuls and Med
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Mny 14.
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even more cllmblnz Friday night.
Ha! OrenR's no-hlltrr and Tookle
Oilbert's heavy stick work com
bined to (Ive the Oaks a double ; (mr vBlkj
turned In his no-lilucr in the aevrn-
liiiiing Rnme opener. Ills perlorm-
nnre liK-luded live atiikrouts and
Gilbert, a valued properly of the
victory over Portland Thursday!
tllnltl ?.n atirl K-1
Those wins left Oakland in fourth " "" w
place but Juit one aame back o( ' ru"', na ,rl ,lc 10 DIU 1,1 " u,e
second placi HolHood! Should the i "RlBI,d ru,u M l" '""h,cn'
Siars and Los Angeles bolh lose I Sentlle Pitcher Steve Nagy drop-
Fr i lay night, and the Acorns bent pea a nil oeiween mo snoristop aud
Portland attain. Oakland would land
in second place by three nercenluue
points.
uui tne top spot still belongs to
the San Diego Padres who Thurs
day night whipped Snn Frnnci.sco
4-2 wnue Hollywood lost to sacra-
Merrill Nips
Chiloquin
Bruce Sanders gave Chiloauln I
Just two hits yesterday to steer '
the Merrill Huskies to a 3-3 win
over the Panthers In the only
Klamath County League game of
the day.
Sacred Heart went to Blv and
Bonansa visited Ma I 111 In games
this afternoon.
Chiloquin booted the ball seven
times to help Merrill's cause. Ocne
Gentry was charged with the loss
after Merrill broke a 1-1 deadlock !
with two runs In the filth uinlng.
Champ Hatcher relieved Gentry
on the mound and kept Merrill in 1
hand.
Line score: :
Merrill 010 Mo x-3 4 3
Chiloquin 010 010 0-3 3 7.
Sanders and Johnson: Gentry, '
Hatcher & and Anderson. i
renterflcldr to drive- In the winning
run as his club beat Lo Angeles
3-3 In the nlnlh Inning. Bob Wilson
hud opened the final Inning with a
double off reliefer Eddie Chandler.
After four straight louses about
the only happy nolo for Angel fans
was the fact the Injured first base
man. Chuck Connors, could appear
as a pinch hitter. But although the
.stage was set for a mighty homer,
nil Connors did was bounce out to
the pitcher. '
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