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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY. MAY fl, 1032 Judo Stars Appear Here AAustahgs .'Win 'Co&niy Trackfest r fern i MASA KIMURA , champion Judo Stars Highlight Mat Card Tomorrow The world's Judo champion and : runner-up, who - drew crowds of ' 10,000 and 8,000 In Los Angeles and San Francisco, appear tomorrow night at the Klamath Falls Armory . in the special event on an outstand ' lng three-bout mat card, t The champion Judo expert Is : Masa Klmura, who has never been ,.' beaten in 14 years ol judo wrest ling. ....... He shows his skill . against Shi- By The Associated Presi ) ; . NATIONAL LEAGUE '. i V L M ; Hew Yorle 12 4 .750 Brooklyn ti . .-11 -4 .733 " Cincinnalt . 12 6 .667 Chicago 11 7 .611 : St. Louis - - 9 9 .500 ; Boston 7 12 .368 , Philadelphia 6 11 .313 ' Pittsburgh 3 17 .150 Monday's Results ; Brooklyn 6 Pittsburgh 1 (called end eighth inning, rain) New York i Chicago 2 . Only games scheduled) ! AMERICAN LEAGUE i l W L Pet. Boston 12 6 .706 i Cleveland 12 7 .632 Washington 9 7 -563 i St. Louis ..... 9 ? -S00 . New YorK . , .; . '8 $ JJJ Chicago , . 7 10 .412 Philadelphia 6 i Detroit 4 12 .250 Monday's Results i Cleveland 4 Boston J (10 innings) : Washington 13 St. Louis 1 (night : (Only games scheduled) Western International Leagne W L Pet. Victoria . Spokane Lewiston ' Vancouver Wena tehee- Tri-City Salem .750 .643 .538 Mi .500 .429 .357 .286 Yakima Monday's Results Vancouver 6 Victoria 5 (13 in nings (Only game scheduled) By The Associated Press Pitching Monte Kennedy, Gi ants, allowed only one hit in 6 1-3 innings of relief pitching to gain credit for New York's 3-2 triumph over Chicago. Batting Archie Wilson, Sena tors, drove in five runs on a dou ble and two singles to spark Wash ington to a 13-1 victory over St. Louis. CONTROLLED IJOCSH I ...it Profit 3 1. RESTORE VALUABLE ACRES, new und dltchu, to TILLABLE ACRES. Enor PROFITS fnm the cultlvotlsa of thaie previously unuiod oerog. ' SAVE on Irrigation labor. Md wood.control FOR BIG JOBS OR SMALL JOBS, WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED; AND WILL , GLADLY HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PROJECT. - - - - - lrA.f--j. .. B3S MARKET HT .we .-. . SHIBUYA YAMANCHI . . runner-up buys Yamanchi, just a notch be low Klmura in skill. Kimura, 35, and 205 pounds, has made a standing olfer of $1000 to anyone who can beat him in a Jifdo match. More than 20 tried, and failed, in Califronia. The offer still stands. The Japanese pair will remain in th Northwest circuit lor Just a lew more weeks, then head east on their proposed word tour. The half-hour judo match shows bptU'Ppn ttt-n nnhnnr rale h.oc. catch -can bouts. In one. Pacific Coast Junior Heavyweight Champion Frankie Stojack clashes with Kurt Von Poppenheim, the sadistic German. Georges Ousette and Buck Wea ver tangle in the other bout. Both clashes are billed for one hour, or the best two of three falls, in deference to the champions. Weaver holds the Pacific Coast light-heavyweight title. Reserved tickets are on sale at CasUeberry Drugs. MOOSE MA'S LEAGUE IFlnal SUBflnfs) W L Trl. Louie'i Food 72 44 .all Suburban Flower 70 46 .603 Leach Service , 67 49 .S78 K-Amusement 58 M .500 Klamath Flower 41 75 .353 star, Beauty 40 76 J45 Lait Beialta Louie's S Leach 1 Suburban 3 K-Amuement 1 Klamath Flower 2 Star 2 Louie's Food is the Moose Ma's League bowling champion. The grocery gals finished two games ahead of Suburban Flower. In the last outing Louie's rolled the high team series, 2517, while Klamath Flower posted the high team game, 877. Individual honors went to Ila Douglas, Klamath Flower, with a 468 series, and Ruby Phelps, Sub urban Flower, with a 190 game. Wagner, Wise Mix Tonight PORTLAND Wl Light - heavy weights Dick Wagner and Bobby wise square oil Tuesday night in the scheduled 10 round main event of a Portland boxing card. Four - round preliminaries in clude Middleweights Jimmy Mur phy, Portland, and Brave Junior, Klamath Falls; and Middleweights r,aaie nanui, wooaourn, ure., ana Billy Brenner, Vancouver, B.C. For Handsomest Sport Clothes in town . . . DREWS! IRRIGATION COSt... PAYS! ways- '..9 '' v?r5i - IB . vwa - Reeves Equals 100 Mark By MALCOLM EPLEY JR The hard-running Malm Mustangs edged out stubborn Hrnlry and blue ribbon-grabbing Merrill to cop the Klamath County "B" track and field championship at Modoc Field yesterday. Malin chalked up 64 points, Hen ley 56 and Merrill 33. Not until the last three events were recorded was Malin sure of a victory. At one point the Mustangs led the Hornets by only one point late in the match ... 49 to 48. RECORD Flashv Dick Reeves ol Merrill romord throueh the 100 and 10 vard sprints in good fashion, tying a county record with a 10.3 clocking in Die crnturv. He won the 230 in 24.2 seconds, one of the two double winners of the day Bob Micka, Malin a lad who finishes the distance races as thnuoh thev were sorints came from behind in the stretch bothi times to ivln the half mile and ; mile events. Both times he woni going away. DISQUALIFIED Malin lost the 180 yard low hurdles thorugh disqualification when big Wayne Rick stepped out of bis lane early in the run. Though he crossed the tape first, Will Harnsberger, Henley, was awarded the win. Only two other runners managed to finish the race. A crowd of about 250 watched the meet. Results (in order of finish): 100-yard dash: Reeves Me, Mad den Ma. Fenters Ma, Mack II. I Time: 10.3. 220-Tard dash Reeves Me. Case : H. Mack H, Madden Ma. Time: 34.2. 440-yard run: Henzel Ma, Robert Hill H, Hoffman H, Travis Ma. Time: 66.4. I 880-yard run: Micka Ma, Hayes H, Anderson H, Travis Ma. 'tune: 3:18.1 High hurdles: Rick M. Buck H. Hayes H. Evans Ma. Time: 17.2. Javelin: Bunnell M. Ottoman M, Harnsberger H, Reeder H. Dis tance: 132 ft. 21-t In. Mile run: Micka Ma, Richard Hill H. Wright H, LaVonne Travis Ma. Time: 5:17. Pole vault: Tie for first Fenters and Lyons Ma, Barry Me. tie for fourth Searcy and Parker H. Height 10 ft. 4 in. Low hurdles: Harnsberger H, Wolfram Me. Evans Ma. (No fourth place, no time: Rick win ner, but disqualified). Discus: Winters Me. Hoffman H, Bunnell Ma, Reeder He. Distance: 105 ft. 104 in. High Jump: Buck H. Paris Ma, Rayson H, Searcy H. Height: 5 ft. 4 in. Broad Jump: Hendrlckson Me, Ottoman Ma, Wolfram Me, Fenters Ma. Distance: is it. 4 in. Relay: Won by Malin (Fenters Henzel, Ottoman, Madden), Merrill ana iiemey. SCORES College Baseball Bv Th Auwiatrf I,ui Washington State 5 Oregon State 3 Oregon Tech 11 Shasta Junior Oil. lege 0. College Tennis Reed 5 Linfield 2 Oregon 6 Washington State 1 Oregon Prep Baseball Central Catholic (Portland) 7 Mil- waukie S Yamhill 7 Verboort 4 Portland League Washington 11 Grant I Jefferson 4 Lincoln 3 Cleveland 12 Franklin 3 Roosevelt 7 Benson 3 The University of Alabama's var sity tennis coach, C. De La Menardlere, Is a former flying hero with the French Air Force. SPRAY GLAZE ttoCIIiM3 PORCELAINIZE $t25 mm $2o EXPERT WORK . AND FREE APPRAISAL ON DArv ccMicn dvw 1 rcraiscR od PAINT WORK We'll make your car look new again! Drive in for an estimate today! Cleveland's Finish Hinges On Durability of By The Associated Press Can Cleveland's vaunted B t g Four, rated the most formidable pitching staff in baseball, continue li s iron man roie? Will Bob Feller, Bob Lemon, Early Wynn and Mike Garcia, I doing double duty, be able to (Hush strong, pucning at mis wora- horse pace? 'Lemon. Wynn and Qarcle nave Time will tell, of course, butlstarted all but one. They've also based on last years results, the been used In rellel four times. answer is No." I A vear ago, the big four carried I the light - hitting Indians all the! Kentucky Under Eye Of Athletic Fathers LOS ANGELES, trl The inquir ing eye of the National Collegiate Athletic Association was cbsI Tues day toward the University of Ken tucky, whose athletic program has been described by a New York judge as a commercial enterprise. NCAA President Hugh Wlllett Jackie Leads NEW YORK. OPI Brooklyn's Jackie Robinson, shooting for his second National League batting crown, Tuesday held a fat 149- polnt lead over Stan Muslal the Kent who usually winds up on top at the end of the season. While Muslal, the St. Louis Card inal slugger, is In a .277 'slump." Robinson tops both Major Leagues in hitting with a .426 average. No such pattern In the American League, where Bob Neiman and Jim Delslng of the St. Louis Browns are tied for the lead. Each has a .400 mark. Figures include Mon- oay s games. Paint's 51S MAIN FIX YOUR CAR NOW AND FIX US LATER! USE OUR BUDGET PLAN ON ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS . . . A imall payment down 6 to 12 months on the balance ...RED rj1U;$KT$ EOfTOft f'. :f ' way until mid . September. Start lng and relieving. It finally broke down under the stretch run burden despite the 20 or more victories racked up by Feuer, wynn ana Garcia. The same lour are working at ; a more killing pace this season, in iiereinna s ganm, rrurr. ai Lopei naa to use wynn in relief for Lemon Monday and the move paid off as the Indians came said machinery has been set In motion to determine whether Ken tucky was In violation ot the con. stltutlon and by-laws of the assoc iation. The school Itself asked for a full investigation. Judge Saul Strelt prompted the inquiry when he dealt suspended sentences to three former Kentucky cage stars. The three placed on Indefinite probation were Alex Groin, Ralph Beard and Dale Barnstable. Judge Strelt said. "The Univer sity and the basketball coach (Adolph Rupp) must share the responsibility with the fixers for corrupting and demoralising these defendants." President H. L. Donovan of the University said the school hoped to reply late Tuesday to the Judge's charges. He also sent telegrams to the NCAA. The Southeastern Conference and the Southern Asso ciation of Colleges and Secondary Schools asking for a full Investigation. MONEY SAVING OFFER! on Vel-va-cote . . . General flat, washable, plastic rubber interior finish. Buy a gallon of Vel-vo-cot and qet a 98c pro tective drop cloth for floors and furniture . . only 49c! Save 12 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AT: GENERAL PAINT STORE PHONE 3829 Big Four from behind to defeat tho Boston nea do, i-j, in iu innwga. wynn. who atarted and was knocked out Sunday, yielded one run In three innings and was credited wtlh his fourth victory against one defeat. CLIMB The vlf-toi-v hnnl.ri th unril place Indians to within one game vi uic American league-leading Red Sox. Alirhthanl..w v....b dv . .-"la (Mica ana Outfielder Archie Wilson, obtained yi uue iroin tne new York Yankees Saturday, teamed up to give the Washington Senators a 1J-1 victory over the skidding Si. Louis Browns In the only night activity in the Major Leagues nr.r.r lr.AU New Ynrlr'a mania n..i,.,.. , their slim half-game margin over the Brooklyn Dodgers in the Na tional Laati matin- .... - four hits to nip the Chicago Cubs, j V. I "'runi a two-run nomer and Bobby Thomson's run-scoring triple, plus the brilliant relief pitch- lnff nf MnnU ITnrIu I . i Giants their seventh straight vie- Raltlh Rraivi limii d '""f hits as Andy Pafko and ui. niRn pacta uie Dodgers to B 5-1 Victory With hnma i-t,n ft.. game was halted at the end ol eight innings by rain. Goes to Chiefs OAKLAND. Calif IM W.n.ih.. Of the Western International Leamie received mtrhlnn. h.in Oakland of the Pacific Coast League Monday. The Acorns ontloned 22 - . old Charles Oubre of Hahnvllle, La., a righthander, to the Chiefs. Oubra Mini to Oakland aa a fri. I agent this spring. 9th and Pine r o4 JUST 2 DOWN HOLDS ANY GUN IN THE STORE UNTIL AUGUST 1st Chooi your gun now while selection are moit complete and have It wailing for you on Auguil 1. $2 holds any gun in dock. 3-SHOT BOLT ACTION 0 Weitern field clip ta- 24 95 ptoter in 1 2, T 6 or 20 gauge. TAKEDOWN PUMP REPEATER Western Field, 6-shot, J2 95 12, .16 or 20 gauge. Hi Power Rifles Now Available ON OUR LAY AWAY PLAN O Remington, jncnirttt O Morhn. UtM i.a.is, ei. jo-jo, a spotiti O Morion, MW(I jJ4.adi, c.i. is-io, 12 mii O Belgian, Curtaiii Mauttr, Calikw 170 O Swedish, CBrttM MtllHf( e,nk,t J0.e IAST NIGHT By The Aaaoclalrd Prpaa Columbus, Gu. Willie Pep 130, Hartford, Conn., outpointed Kenny Leach, 134, Uulllniore 1U). Richmond. Va. 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