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MKItALD AND NKWS, KLAMATH KAi,...,. UKKGON PAGE ELEVEN TUKSDAY. MAY U. Um 4 A",1 .I.:. ;.,, . i. t ) , J K I V V ! ' , I' 'T. 'I, ,,yi f fl'TTJ. " r i:.- rft- '. : I ! ''I ;f,- j'j jbl mi.'?""' 5l 1 . COACH FOR A DAY l'rctly Mary Krnscr dluKrnins a pet play to Assistant Dircclor of Athletics Chcl Gaifiiis of NortliwcstviM shortly before ruiiiiini; Hie Wildcat football team through Its .Spring paces at Kvanston, 111. Mary re placed dnigas dtiring Student Administration Day. There were no objections from the uridders. Pitching Dominates PCL Baseball Chase Iq) mil Shasta 11 0 fly The AMM-litfi Prrim liltlliiC thr boll '.mil;, to for of, Mcoiirtry niiiortiui( p o (ur tht& urnMMi in U PncMtlt CM Ixitiruc In I nr.. Uic U'iiHUr IcMhiiir Suji Dlrno I'ddir.t -- with a Uiii'r nnd onr-tutll ituinr bulfrr nit Dip fir Id -me Hfdi hi if urn bwmnp with Wi. 'I ho M'cohfl pi hit Ouklund Acoi iih rp rrMtng in thr M-vrnth butttnu .tpot wtlh h puiiirr .2M. Biicrmiirnto. uhirh niiikit drud liuit m thr Mnndiuuv nuht and one-hit If BiiniPH nf( thf pur, av primrn brllrr thnn Bun Dlruo mid 0kland in irmn bntttnn with .M0. 'I ho top club in hitting, fcrutilr rurrvntly rvwt In k Hp (or f in hi plncp with frpr m thnn Insnrs. iirnttlr hn, -'d3 fnllnwrd by I-oi AiikpIm -JC and Hollywood 263 Tttrre may Iw rhanurs with Ihli wcka art taruti 'lurndny ntRhl Sports Mirror iir Hun t))iKo piiyn hut to Siirrii mrnto, Portland play at Krnttlr, l.m Ai)Krlpn travrK to Ouklnnd mid Bun FrmuUM-o laniilrti at llnlly wood. Hut l)iHK'p iirr, thr ruuc will ronttnue to bt dominntrd by thr pllchrm, 'Hirrr hurltTh Willie I.unii, Kim DlfyO fl Hook if Irft-hmidrr. lht OrrvK of Onklttnd, and Lurry Hhrparrt, Hollywood ntrwroinn - huvc all won four uanicn without drlrut Chut lie B hitnz o( Belittle bun won thr mt guinPK five but hna lonl two, I'I KFH MAKK An for tli butt era. Clint ConulAtr, Tnrtland nutdelder. clltnbrd 'U pn tcnluHfl point to ho into a tie for the Iratcuo butting I mil while hi tPum wait lo.Mtm nix of seven Uaiuea to Oakland ImI werk. Con utnrr and Joe Grace of Ban Kran cimro whoap team dropped five of arven to 8nn Diego each hit .333 Mux WeM. the tlUfiRing Los Angelea outfielder and HrM bn.se initn, holated hi home run output to eight with four the piwl week and lifted hta avernite 10 no l n U, but the Angela dropped five of aeven to Seattle. Kealon Twirls 3-Hitter The noulhimw nlnntn nl HIibhU Junior C'olltiic Pitcher Don Uuoly koonu wore much exMor to solve thnn hlii imme In to iiromounce ntl lulny the Orcein Tech Owln hold 7-H kchhoii record nti Pitcher Don Kenton holdx n 1 1-0. three- hit nhuUiul. 0(KKlykix)lilz lucrd Uie Owln Junt one end one-third binlnuii yenlerdiy t rU'uruullon I'luk. Hut In l lin l tune the owln poundril out ncvcii hltt, tood lor Mx runs Klrnt-liKMiimn Mickey Rlnlierii traded poillloim with OoodykoiinU then und the Owl unred live more ruiin the rent of the evcn Itmliiu conlcrtt. hl'OII-H No-mrrtH Keulou had n no-hltler cooklnn throuiih lour minims. Uul m the tilth, leitdullrr I-ou UhlKllerl. umch-hlltcr. bmiKcd nliiule. Binihln KOt two more hlui. one cuch In ttir Mxlh mm ncventh. but lert Oregon Tn-h fielding kept Kenton hhulnul. Tlie Owln koI everythlnii In the firitt lniineit leiidr(l nfnule by l.urry Jeter, n 410-foot home run by Don Koremiin, double by Wuynr Pniilnen nnd triple by Jnck Drown to cimh In with three run. Dun Bninch doubled. Kenton Mimlcd mid Chuck lykrwn, plny iiik rlKhl field, doubled In the necond beloie Cioodykoonlx hnnded over mound dutien to Rlhberg. PI.IKHV I.KAD lint Querino Lelll touched Rlhberii lor Mimle and the Owln held 1-0 lend. Every Oretecher but plnch-hltter Jim Melnlonh hit nnley the Owln collected 13 wletlen. Tykeon led with two nlniilen nnd n double In lour trips. The Ow ln meet Hhnnm unner uie Ueddlnii IIBhtn Krldny nliiht In return ttHlnc- Llne ncore; HluiMn 0(10 000 0 0 1 4 Orelerh 340 130 X-U 13 3 OomlykoonU, Rlsbern '2) nnd Arnold: Keuton nnd Hrown. TIME OUT! ncmmrtt I 'llnd n wonderful round, Denr; 01 ' bona bent me by IB ntroken!" Cougars Upset OSC Vancouver Nips Tyees In Marathon lly 'I lie Aaaoclated I'rean It took Vancouver 13 inmnK to nubdue Vlctoria'n Tyeen In Mon day nlKht'a only nchcduled Went- ern International league baseball Kame. Don Lundbem ii plnch-hlt nlnvle In the lait ol the 13th nave the Cap n B-6 inaritin and exclunlve nidith to fourth place In the Mandlnxh. It was onlv the third loi o( the two week - old season lor 1( -HKUi-leadiiiK Victoria and left the Tyeea nllll one name In front of Spokane. Victoria. he-Id scorcles the llrnt six InninKS. lied the name 6-6 In the top of the ninth. Lundberii ' ninxle in the 13th drove In Jean Williams with the winning run Victoria and Vancouver play apain Tuesday nluht at Vancouver, while Spokane openn a thre-game nericn at Lcwlstnn. Trl-Clty vialts WenaU-hee ind Salem travels to Ynknna. Northern DlvUlun llanebill rINQRLEACUE Oregon State Oregon Wiiahlnglon Washington Slate Idaho W I, ti 3 Pet. .67 Ml .mi 444 .300 Bonneymen, Riverside I Undefeated Cnl Conney'a Mllln noltbnll team I nnd RIverMrte are the only unbent- en tenmn left In the Clnnn A double I elimination noltbnll tournament. I Mllln Number 1 team cooked up I n InM-lnnin? rallv yenterdny to nip Fairview, 6-5; Riverside beat Mills Number 3 team, 6-2 In other gnmeii. Pellcnn eltmtn- nted Ruonevelt, 13-12, In nn extra inning nnd Fremont sidelined Con- Iger, 13-1. PULLMAN, Wa.ih. i Buck Balley'n Washington Slate CougarH handed Oregon States bn.scball team the firm lonn of Ita tour of l ie Pnloixie Monday and ahoved the Beaver n into a percentagwlse tie with Oregon at the lop of Northern Division ninnriiiio. ' tJ1" CouKars. always tough on ...vi. Hume ncia. came irom oenind with three-run rally In the eighth Inning and bumped the Beavers 6-3. The leamn nlnu onnm r,.nirin.. Oregon St. Ill 001 000-3 6 2 Wa.shn. St 000 000 23x -5 7 5 Whit and Thomas: Keogh and Loeper. By The Anaoflated Press I.VTKHNATIONAI. LF.AOIE Springfield 1 Buffalo 0 Syracuse at Baltimore postponed wet grounds 'Only games scheduled! AMKItK AN ASSOCIATION Kansas City 13 Toledo 7 Milwaukee at Columbua postponed. rain 81. Paul 0 Indianapolis 0 (callcc end ol five innings rain) , Louisville 1 Minneapolis 0 PACIFIC COAST LEAOt'E 'no games scheduled i TKXAS LKAGl'E ' Tulsa 3 Houston I San Antonio 1 Oklahoma City 0 U8 Innings) Beaumont 3 Fori Worth 2 PIONEFR LKAGl'E Billings 7 Pocatello 2 Boise 5 Ogden Great Fnlls 6 Idaho Falls 1 ' Magic Valley 7 Salt Lake City 4 UMPIRE ROBB QUITS CINCINNATI "The Myalery of the Resignation of Umpire Bcotty Robb" was the National League's "Best Seller" Tuesday. Robb a senior loop arbiter since 1947, sent League President Warren Giles a terse note Monday that he wan quitting "as of today." Neither he nor Olles offered any explanation but the gossip Immed iately went back to the night of April 22 when Robb and Manager Kddle Stanky of the St. Louis Cards got Into a ruckus In a game here because Robb had ordered Solly Hemus of the Cardinals out of a game. They did some shoving around of each other and Giles ha.cned to be In Crosley Field to see It. The next day Stanky was fined 'J). Hemus 125 and Giles said Robb was "disciplined" and fined a sum "much greater than the combined lines of the players." Everything seemed to be reason ably peaceful after that until Robb's sudden resignation Monday. Statements Issued by both Giles and Robb did little to clear the mystery of why the arbiter sud denly decided to give up his Job Just after he had finished working a series here. Robinson, Maxim Sign For June 23 Title Go NEW YORK, I Does 8ugnr Ray Robinson rate with Super champs like Bob Fllzslmmons and Henry Armstrong? Boxing funs will get the answer June 23 at Yankee Stadium when Robinson, former welterweight champ and current middleweight king, gets a crack at Joey Maxim's light heavyweight crown In a 15- rotind bout. If Robinson succeeds, he will become the third man In history to hold three division champion ships. Fltz won the middle, heavy and light heavy in that order. Hammering Henry held the feather, light and welter titles simultan eously. Robinson, playing the reluctant dragon, flnaly broke down and accepted the Maxim match Mon day, according to Jim norria. International Boxing Club President. Norrla estimated It would draw "from S5O0.0O0 up." Jack Kearni and Oeorge Galnford Immediately dissented, n il do a minion" ina fight managers said In chorus. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND fUOENI, ORt. MIDFOR0 Thoroughly Modem Mr and Mrs. J. t. Enrley and Joe Earley Proprietors KNAPP SHOES Air Cushioned J. O. Kennett is the exclusive representative for Klamath end Lake Counties. Siiat Stall, widths 4A to 41; Ladles 2 to 12, 4 A to 41. Ph. 8209 2151 Orchard Klamath Falls, Ora. HILLTOP CAFE OPEN . UNTIL 1:30 A.M. WEEK NIGHTS UNTIL 4:00 A.M. SAT. NIGHT WEED-ASHLAND JUNCTION Greyhound. world chamnlon trotter, observes his 20th birthday ' this year. The gelding Is now in I retirement. His sire, Guy Abbey, is still living In Kentucky at the age of 27. 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The new Chrysler's Oriflow Shock Absorber gives yon an Bnbelievabty smooch ride oder all road conditions ; ; ; soaks p even the roughest bumps i ; . provides twice as much protection against unexpected jovnees. Yoa've never felt such comfort in any car regardless of make, model, power, or pried ' ' i -' ' v, ' The differehce hi th. way yon feel when yoa take the wheel of the 1952 Chrysler just can't be described in words or pictures. Yosi just have to try this great new automobile to discover the ' ' new joy of driving the finest car ever made. That's why we want to urge yoa, again. Drive a Chrysler sad Learn the Difference! . DIMBAT MOTORS STORE FOR MEM 20 Molt 1 Phent 6778 comet, ana dark Drown. 5.95 t5j?.0-.. 239 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore.
