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KATUKIMY, MAY :i, lU.T' IIKItALl) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE NINW 'imer Dim IFyodys Drciw x Wolfe, Vandervecr Grabs Nod From Weiser hick Wnlif curl Karl Turiirr Morxl lor In Urn lant nlutit al Ihe Armory ullM bntllrd to clrud hrnl. ' v, Thorn nn kiiorkdowiin in 1 1 m Irn rounds but Iwlh Ihn Norlh wrrit wHirrwehrht champion mid t lie Knrl of lllrhiiinini Just nilv.ccl HiMlliiit a imyoff punch. Turner lundd more punrlirn limit lll Wollr. for Ihr inoM purl iiih--h!nr-uuii Irlt .lulii. Hut Wolfn hud l lie hruvlrr ur'tlllrry und hl body It-U hook mid rutin viu-t cciinuln- itilon ritinn cIono hfvtn'ul llmr-a lo . mmuHuh Ihp ItuiH hoiuu nhriid oi llir Ini-heul rtrhrdulp. Ilrlrrrr Wnlly Mn save Ihe j llfil lo Wollr I Jiiclu'f Kluyil V lino of KKI.W fiivorrd 'lururr. Thr llcri'M rnd Nrwi norrtnrd liihrlrrl thr bnnvl A dritw. II vni tliul clow. The Unit round was u tuut;mit hrut ivith bolh IlKh'tr l.ril'nt Hi lrr of thliipa In u flip ol Jcf I )rb-. OI'IINS I I' ; Turner uprurd up In Ihe frcond , round to froir with h fhu'iy of Irfin nnil r.Rhu Unit didn't hurt Wollr but krpl the Indian Ind oil bliiui-r. Wollr gut hi Irll hot to Ihn inul srctli.n Vorkuta In Ihr third ; iliptrr, a blow Hint auricd In ' l utlnr Irlt Jnh und rudrd with a ir-oiiiuliu whack on lurnrr n riu. Tho writer chump alnftrtl his Irlt book lo Ihr body In Ihr third but Turner krpl thlnit.i evrn with u lirnt rnt-n-Lnt lift jnh lunr. The trinpn rlowrd aomruhnt In the fifth but In the alxth Wollr turned the valve on nn explodlnv one-lwq parlay, following ll Irlt book to Ihe rib with a Hunt croaa to Turner's hrnd. Hut Uie canny Richmond vrlrrun took a lot ol Minn out of ihe attack by riding with the rlithl HI NT HOI NDH The acvrnlh and rlthlh wrre Turnrr'a brt. Ilia frustrating Irlt Jab that turnrd Into a glancing hook krpl Wolfe off balanrr. Wolle rlord the trap In the ninth aa he crowded Turner lit an all-out eltort for a knockout Onlv Turner unit grneralnhlp krpt him In a vertical poaltlnn. fleruilnn the fight wa cIomv bolh gladiator opened up In earneM In Ihr laM round. Bolh got In good lirk. Hlnrklr Vandervecr. a ahllllng moving IIKhtweiKhl lariiri Iroin Krattlr. nulrbiiued Italpb Wrlurr In Ihr arinl-wlndup Mom rallrd It draw but both judgea gave the nod to Vanderveer. The Bealtle uov had Ihe decision roniing He forced the tight and l. iMrntrd Welder a bnt bomhn with a rolllnn. weaving style. . We rr rocked Vandervecr on ai J lra.it two occar.lona but inoM ol ihr time Vandrrverr krpt leather In the Henttv fighter a face. (,()l:n OVI lt Jiinmv Murphy, bonibnjlte Port, land kid and Wolfr'a aiablemalr, raughl on with the Inr.i with a vio-IIMed attack that balled Mer ruT Btnn. Vlrgls out In the Ihlru lound of a Kneduled four-rounder Murphy' alyle wasn't smooth, but II nt emphatic. A barrnge of rlghla and lefts ilropiied Vlrgis twice In the aecond round, twice more In the third. Mom atopped 11 In 1:15 Ol Uie third. lOIIOWIIIB : Vlrgls' fourth trip to the canvas. Bly'a Billy Plummor slopped Bo-, lianra'a Phil Jackson In 1.40 of the. fourth round by TKO: Millard Johnson. Seattle Negro, and Ga briel Fjitrada of Chlloquln sculfled to a draw In the two four-round prelims. Promoter Mack Llllard Is plan ning on another boxing show May 23. Oaks Bump bevos, d-b By The Asaoi'luled Trrsa I.rfiy O'Doiil must be taking les sons from that fellow at Sun Fran cisco's too. You know, the one who handles Ihe trained real show. For O'Doul's Pndres have won four straight from the Sim Fran cisco Heals lo maintain their 3 !i game Pacific Coast League lead. Friday night rookie Willie Luna limited Ran r'ranclnco to fve hits as the Padres turned In a 3-0 shut out. Hollywood's 8lars maintained their aecond place ?pot with a 5-1 victory over Siicramento, but Los Angeles relinquished third plnre to tne climbing Oaks of Oakland. Tim Angels fell again before Seattle's Rainier 10-4 while Oak land beat Portland fe-5. Seattle continued Its winning v ays with a sixth straight victory und fourth over Los Angeles. The Hulhiers bunged out 17 hits off ' Murter Cul McLhh and throe would-be relief tosscrs. IIOMKIt Oeorrte Vlco bunged a three-run homer In tho third lo help send McLlsh lo the showers. The Angels kavo-d starter Gus Kerlazukos but Paul Calvert al lowed onlv one run ufler he took over In the third to post the win. Spider Jornoiiftcn, with a double and home run, pncnrl tho Oakland Hssault nun Inst Portland. , Scoring In each of the first five Innlnns, Ihe winners built no a margin the Beavers couldn't overcome. KKI.IIF Portland pounded Oakland start er Ronnie Mnhrt from the hill In the fourth with reliefer John. Van Cuyk training the Win. tied Lynn absorbed the riofoul. . lIollyVood's Johnnv Llndcll, who shut out Siicinmcnlo two weeks ago, found the Solor.1 still haven't rolved his knucklcbnll as he hurled the Stars to victory. Llndell funned six and didn't al low an earned run. He also knocked in a tally. Gun Bell, recently ac quired from Pittsburgh, homered In the third. iTule Opens En Yreka The Northern California tongue opens tomorrow with Tulolnke tra veling to Yreka. Jin other games the 1051 chum )")n Hilt ten in hosts Mt. Shasta, McClotid goes to Dtinsmulr and Weed Is home to Scott Valley. DICK WOLFE'S LEFT JAB pierces Eiirl Turner's guard )at nifiiit in the main event liout at the Armory. The Northwest welterweight champion and the Earl of Kich inond battled to a draw before a packed house. Tornadoes Whip Pels In Counter The Kl.nllllilll Kulli Prllruns got a bu.irball split with Mrdlord yrs trrday here but the Tornado won the one ihnl counted, a 9-t) dec! alou in the aevcn-lnnlng lengue game. Tlie Peln won 3-2 in the live Inning exhibition game thai fol lowed. Medford grubbed an enrly lead with lour runs in IKe first inning on a one run double by Ned l.nn- der.-, a two-run single by brother Ted and n wild pilch Clnvtnn Iluiwion rlord It lo -4 In Ihe second Innlni Willi a boom.; in three-run double. vvni-ri 11 ,, ,, ' . . . , ., iii-iiiiiiii nriii aiiim u-.i in inr 'third but the Prls lied It up In New York ; the (ourlh on a two-run single bv ; Chicago Dick Lundsten after Klamath had Clnt limiill closed It to 4-6 In the third on an, SI. Louis error. j Philadelphia Mrdford starter Llovd Ilirl!?1 . walked two In a row after Lund- Pittsburgh slen's single to load the bases. Ter. 1 Frlday'a ry Maddox came In from right field und struck out Don Dcslcr to end the threat. Singles by DeruUI Wooton, Med ford a ore pitcher who played third and a single and triple by Juck Cook gave Mcdlord its three-run niurgln In the filth and seventh while Maddox blanked the Pels m the hit drpurlinrnt. CMCAN SWKKP The win gave Medford a clean sweep In Southern Oregon play, with two wins each-over Klamath Falls and Grants Pass. Ralph Carroll gave lust two hlU In Ihe exhibition game as the Pels iTi" Hi"'": oT,J'V,heJ?Ur,.h Inning to erase a 2-0 Medford lead League line score: Medford 403 020 1-9 11 1 Klamath 031 200 0-6 7 3 Hurt, Maddox (4) and T. Land ers; Frledel and Owlngs, Nerseth Fires Low Net Score Luster Nerseth shot a low net score of 60 as Rciuncs women golf ers opened qualifying yesterday for Uio club's annual spring hundi cup tournament. Qualifying rounds continue until May 7. First matches open May 0. LOST DOG Large Brown Male German Pointer DUZIT is missing! BILL DAVIS offers reward for his return or information leading to his return - alive or dead ! PHONE 3413 Hy The Ansoelateii Presa Western lntrrnatlonal League W L Pet I Victoria 7 2 I'Spoknne i 7 4 Vancouver 5 4 Lewlslnil 6 5 Tri-Cltv 5 6 'Yaklum . 4 6 nn !Snlem 4 364 'Wennlchee 3 ' Friday's Results w'rnatchrr 2. Vancouver 1 , 1 ri Cnv 10. LrwlMon 2 nkunu 9. Virton.i 2 t hnlrm il NATIONAL LKAC.l'K W I. Pet. .760 .692 .667 Ann uiuiuN 9 4 10 5 9 6 7 8 6 "8 6 10 3 14 Results Brooklyn 3 Chicago New York 5. Pittsburgh 3 (ten Innings night St. Louis 3. Philadelphia 2 might) Boston 2, Cincinnati 1 tnlght) AMERICAN LEAGl'E W L Tel. .786 .643 Boston SU Louis Cleveland Chicago .026 .fop .463 .417 .260 .331 New York Washington 5 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 3 10 Frlday'a Results Boston 13. St. Louis 8 New York 4. Detroit 1 Philadelphia 13. Chicago 13 (nlghtl Cleveland 6, Washington 2 (night) TACTFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Tct. Sun Diego 21 10 .877 Hollywood 17 13 .587 Oakland 15 13 .567 Los Angales 15 14 .517 Sraltle 14 16 .467 San Francisco 13 17 .433 Portland 12 16 .429 Sacramento 11 19 .367 Friday's Results San Diego 2, Sun Fronclsco 0 Hollywood 6, Sacramento 1 Oakland 8, Portland 6 Seattle 10, Los Angeles 4 Pel Net Duos Earn Cavemen In Singles Klamath F'alln and OrHiita Pan.'i nulled down all the bertha In Ihe hIiiIo If.iiiila Innrniimnni iiftm ul. Lfl-llliV'k rllMlrl'l moot on th Unnrt Pink Court. ."i:!.'.1 "H"' i?.,,he ''I!!? !? "r.n! llckela to the alalc nelleat in Cor- valllN May 12 and 13. Shannon Oldhum and Jim Duvid on brol Le.-.ter Plocchlnl and Vei- nou Kollcr In the final. 6-4. 6-3 But iii it,.. o,.ii -.,.,... n.l two doubk ttoinji and two'm prni, i i'i..u aliiglen jilnycrn. tl'l-.T Dick While and Gary Brown ol OinntH Pa?a Kwrpl anldr all opiio- anion In the (.ingle brucknt. Brown cored nn upet in the Hnnls with a (1-2, 8 0, G-0 victory over his tenmmate. Klocchini and Killer eliminated Campbell und Dcci ol Ashlnnd in the i.r.M rounu. t-t). b-2. men ..wrpl ai.lde Huinlltnn and Krunz of i Grunts Puaa G-3. 8 1 to reach the' llnnl.s Oldhum and Davidson opened Willi a 6-3. 6-3 win over Edwards und IJuvlR of Medford. Ihen knocked out Woods and Stuckey of Ash- Innd. fl-3. 61. VK'TIMH Hrown'a vlcllins In ninglrs hlay wrre Jim Llllle of Oranu Pasn, 6-2. 6-1; Ron smgler of Medford. 6-2. 6-2 up to his finals win over tcummate While. White eliminated Dave Dnvla of Mcdlord. 6-0, 6-1. and Roy Roger , ol Medlord 4-6. 6-0. 6-1. I Klninuih'a Blngles entry, Denny Todd, wna defeated by Roy Rogers Jt inrutuiv, Jl WfCi.llia 1UU1IU of piny. Top Judo Matmen To Show Here Promoter Mack Llllard yester day signed the world's two best juoo wrestlers for a special event on next Wednesday' wrestling card at the Armory. They are Masa Klmura. unde- 7lgjfeateo for 14 years as the world's K36 chumplon judo matman, and run Mn ner-up Bhlbuya Yamanchl. ;Jjbe sandwiched between two one- I hour mam events 1 u,,e wui sena r ranxie stojack. ' Paciuc Coast junior heavyweight jchamplon, against Kurt Von Pop - I ii run. ! Georges Duselle will tangle with iBuck Weaver In the other bout I Reserved ticket are on sale at ! Casllcbcrry Drugs. 20,000 Seen For JC Meet '4(i7! CHICAGO. Wl The U. S 385 Junior Chamber of Commerce an 375 inounccd Saturday that 31 states 176 have arranged for qualifying nmlor golf meets preparatory to the National Javcee Junior Ami. teur Championship at Eugene, Ore. Aug. 11-16. The Jaycces expect more than 20,000 bovs under 18 to compete in the seventh annual elimination. 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Oregon College of Edu cation i Oregon Stale la i Idaho 1 , Oregon 23 Wathington State 2 , irrgon rrep neaulla By The Amoc laird Preaa Haoeball rii T .... i. . i i . i . i n r- verMtv 2 (both Eugene i Siinimf.cld 5 Coita-rc Drove 1 Lunelle 9 Host-burn 2 ' Willamlna fi Oiwe70 0 Medford 9 Klamath Falls1 8 . Parkrone 4 Concordia i Portland) a North Marlon 13 Union iMon- i mouth) 9 " Yamhill 8 Sheridan 1 central Catholic 'Portland) 3 Ore- aham 1 Portland League iloosrvcll 7 Grant " Lincoln 6 Ben.son 3 Waahlngton 9 Franklin .3 Cleveland 5 Jefferson 2 Track iCresham 67 Mllwaukle 55 Albany 68 U Corvallla 53 i OTI Here Sunday, Monday Oregon Tech Coach Art Kirkland has made wholesale line-up: switches as the Owls prepare for Sunday and Monday games at Rec reation Park, both at 3 p.m. The Owls face the Lakevlew Blue Sox, Central Oregon League cham pions. Sunday. Shasta Junior College of Redding comes to town for Monday's game, a makeup of a Thursday postpone ment. Chuck Tykeson will pitch against Lakevlew. 1 " Don Keaton gets the Monday mound appointment. Jack Brown will strap on catch ing gear for both games. Drastic changes have been made In the Infield. Al Foreman has been' switched from second base to third, sending brother Don Foreman to the out field. Larry Jeter will work . on .second i b"' Sutr" L111 "f,y, l hort' stop. Dan Barnes on first outfielders witn Don roreman j re Wayne Paulsen and Floyd Mil- '1" In games to date, the Owls have. won five, lost six. Tykeson holds four of the five wins, seeks hit fifth tomorrow. Palmermen Win Title. Jim Palmer's Mills Softball team is Class B grade school champion. The Palmermen won two yester day from Its cousins, Cat Bonney's Mills team, by 9-0 and 7-3 scores Palmer's team went Into the ser ies with one defeat in the double elimination tournament against the unbeaten Bonneymen. The first game evened It up. 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Once they hit the East early this week. he caught fire. Against the Phila delphia A's und Washington he collected nine hits in 18 at bats for a .500 mark, boosting h i average to .368. Tuesday night he lilt three home runs at Philadelphia. Friday night he blasted his seventh homer of the year, with two on, to trample Washington. 6 - 2. He Is tied with Boston's Walt Drono for the Amer ican League lead with 15 runs batted in. Dropo set tne home run pattern .. c n..i. HI uie niicuiuuii ii'. rcuww vlth a bases - loaded blast oft Ned Garver In the Boston Red Trojans in Tuesday But live enors hurt the Bobcats. Line scores: i Bonanza 000 000 0-0 2 4 I Malln ' 113 000 x-5 1 i Hod and Lawver; Rick and Her- I rmgshaw. S. Heart 010 013 1-6 4 3 Bly 001 000 3-4 6 5 'w"""i'?D"B Wessel. Howard (6) and Hen-era; iainn awi riaoicy. By The Associated Press Today a year ago Gil Mc Dougald. Yankee rookie, tied ma jor league record by driving in six runs In a single Inning. 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WEIRD Philadelphia outucramblcd the Chicago White Sox, 13 12, In a weird night game ut Shlbe Park where 11 pitchers took turns dlsh rng up base hits. Omar "Turk" Lown of the Cm- caso Cubs made the bis news In . , , , . . ,,W J .ut.. tne National when he pltcHed eight 9, " .'' nV n 1,nn'nK, "."'l" Brooklyn onlv to slow up in the I ninth und lose, 3-1. I MIZELL WINS I Rookie Wllmer "Vinegar Bend" tMlzell finally broke Into the win I column with a four - hitter as 'St. Louis shaded the Phillies, 3-2. I The New York Giants scored two in the 10th. one a homer by Whitey Lockman, to down Pitts burgh, 5-3, for their fourth straight win. Jim Wilson was the whole show in the Boston Braves' 2-1 victory over Cincinnati. He scattered seven hits and singled with the bases loaded in the second to hand Kenny Raffensberger his first loss after three wins. Whirlaway, winner of the 1941 Kentucky Derby, represented the first American crop of foals of the imported Blenheim. 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