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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1952)
HICHAM) AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OHKOON PACE ELEVEN IVMWHSDAY. MAY 7, 11)52 W,,VW,i.:.H.' 4' " AVW JkJ- . r.. - VI 'V?VV T J' l'VS.'JI.'-' a.v. NEINI NE INI Thiit's "No! No!" in German lliiit Duck Weaver brought from Kurt Von I'oppenhelm last week with a vicious toe hold. Tonight the Prowl Prussian meets Frankic Slojack, Weaver tangles with Georges Dlisetle on a wrestling raid nt the Armory that also shows the two top judo stars in the world, Champion Masa Kimura and Shibuya Yamanchi. Suds Beat, Injured By Bevos Ity Thr- AukiiilHlrd l'rrs 'Hie Portland liMivrni pnid llirlr flirt vlnlt 1)1 1 1 II- lUf i I'M IIk C.li'.l l.rnKiia Imsrlii'll M-n.nn w, tho r.ttnUlc Kallllrrs Hturiiimi Tur-s(ln.y nililit - - ami wrrei unyUiinif but llifl iirrlecl (iieni'i. 'Ilic llr-avr-rs not oiily iiuuiirrd llfrlr hosts 8 i. Ihry seal Miinm-r lllll Hwpriiry to Uir lm,,iitn. mid placed Iwo ullirr Italnu-ra n Iho injured lint. Hwi'nnry, klrurlt on Hit rlKht Im rurm by IJon K.KBcrln Inn drive Into the Brattle dugout in ihe firht liuiliiR, was taken lu h lio.ipttal fur olihrrval.on. Did that wnit only Dip brullllUliK ol tliu Itulnlrrr.' worn. Ill tlic hlxth. Klrnl Haseman George Vlco hurl hit left nriu liyliill In lull Uruvrr Pitcher Itrd Adama nt Unit. And in the seventh hhuru.lc) Artie W1I.011 sprained an ankle attempting a double steal with I'clc I'MVlll'k Sieve Nnity and Adiinm honki'd u In a pitcher's duH lor thr Mrt i.pven InnliiKi vhlrh rndrd whh thr hrore tied 2-2. Then Iho Hrnvrn, hluKrd a mluhty Hix-run HpluiKe, -Diiiked by Kiilicr'n urnnd - nluin Immrr. Ilnllyttood moved inlo aeennd nhice In ihe hlHiidtHKh 'I ' uniiies lic-hliid Hun Dlrto by downlnit the HealH -3. Hollywood bombarded three Hrnl hurler.i (or M millet. Ilireo runii In the rt two inniniiA, Including a homer by Kcl rl.avlnne. unve Im Ani;rle i 'u-ln over Oakland. The Onkn mude Ihelr polhtK In Ihe ninth on a walk, a triple by Lloyd ChrtMophcr, an error and (lyoul. At Ban Dlpqo the Kiiernmento rlolonn pounded two pilchera lor 1 hlu and a 7-3 victory. mimd Wagner Kayoes Wise; Junior Cools Murphy PORTLAND Dick Wnaner 'declaioned Billy Brenner, Vancou of New York mid Portland, i A . lh. ,... k. . maklim hln llrnl Paclllc Northwest !v"' B c- 1,1 lhe "n" boul- rim appearance In nevernl yeara. rour-rounder. Mati Jackson. 171. alopprd Hobby Wlr.e til Oakland Tacoma. declaloned Jimmy Inernm In :20 of Ihe fourth round of 1 Cleviiland, O., In a 10-round their wlieduled 10-round hirht - preliminary. heavyweinht match Tuesday night. I In other preliminaries (all ached Wanner welKhed 17S and WU,e,ulcl roundm: 172. I Brave Junior, 1 59. Klamath Fall Waener wai the imtfre'jior all kayoed Jimmy Murphy. 162. Port- Outflelder Del Ennls Is the only Babe Ruth wna the home run pluyer on the Philadelphia Phllllct i champion of the American LengtH who was born in Philadelphia. 13 times. Three Champions On Tonight's Mat Card No leii than three reMlln rhainpiona appear it the Armory Innliht. One la the wor!d'a bent Judo trappier. Japan Mana Kimura. The olher two rule the Pacific Coaul In ratrh-a.n-i-aU-h-(-an wrea lllns Junior Heavyweight Cham rion Frankie Slniack and Llaht heavywemht Champion Buck Wea ver Kimura and hln countryman, runner-up lor worlds ludo honors, bhlbuvt Yamanchi, don ludn lack ets for a half-hour match, the spe cial event on the program Slojack facea Kurt Von, Ponnen brim. Weaver squares iff with Georges Dinette. The ludo apeclal will show be tween the uvn one-hour bonis, both billed for the best two of three (nil. Kimura hr.s a win skein dallliR b:rk M yenrft In ,'udo wreMliiu-. lie and Ynmnnchl, rated mil a notch belmv Kimura In Judo t.kill. hava iMten ntilllntr In- rnnnrltv crnwd.t up and down the eol I 'niev ll be In the North cm cir I cull lip-l a lew rli.'-rl weeks be fore they head Ea-t on a proponed I world lour. 1 The fitniack - Von Popnrnhcim battle will prcbablv r.hiike down to a showdown between the champ's 'airplane -inn and the German's back-breaker. Wenver will depend on his linos- .ler neek-brenker as an equalizer aittun.t Duselle's I11I. nelson. 1 Hie Armoiv ticket office opens 17:30. The npenlnit match sla-ts at 8.30. That Is UavllRht Ravlna Time. MiNQRLEACUE mmmm. Four-Hitter By The Associated Press INTKRN ATION AL I.KAGl K RocheMer 7 Toronto f fjprlnRlield 2. fivracu-e 1 Hullalo I, Baltimore I . Moalreal at Ottawa po-tponerl AM Kit l AN ASSOCIATION I Kansas Clly 0. Toledo 8 'Columbus 3. Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis D. St. Paul 7 Louisville 7. Mtnnenp'ilis 3 TKXAS I.KAtil Y. 1 Ft Vorlh 1. Beaumont 0. 10 Innings 'Oklahoma City s. tinn Anlomo 1 ; Dallas 7, Bhreveporl 2 Tulsa t. Houston 4 I PIONKKH I I'Af.l'K i Boise t. Salt I-afcr City 0 Ouden II, Manic Valley 6 I Pocnlello 12. Bllllni-s 6 I Idaho Falls at Great Falls po'l I poned, rain. RAY HONSEERGER, form er pro at Rcamcs Golf and Country Club was push ing leader Bob Dtiden go ing inlo the third round of the Oregon Open. Duden Leads Oregon Open PORTLAND 1 Bob Dudcn ol Portland led the Held Inlo the third round of the Orenon Open coif loumami-nt Wednesday but was crowded closely by Itay Ilons berRer. Clarkstcn, Wash, pro, and two others. HonsberKcr forued Into second place In Tuesday's round by firing .even consecutive birdies, a new Piicific Northwest record He shot one under par from the fifth throunh the lllh holes for a 6 on the par 72 course and a iwo-dny total ol 139. one stroke behind -Duden, who fired a 71 Tuesday, Chuck Consdon and Frank New ell, both of Tacoma, lied Hons bci'eer at 139. the way. In the fourth, he droonrd Wise twice for a nine-count with a barraite of nub's and lefts then put out the li(hts for Ihe Oakland Ncrro with a hard right lo Iho chin. Eddie Kabul. Woodburn. Ore. land. In Ihe Ihlrd: Jimmy Proctor. i:i4, Portland, dcclsloned Del Mc Neil, 133. Seattle: Elackle Vander veer. 137 Seattle, decisioned Bobby Dahl, IM. Portland. HILLTOP CAFE OPEN UNTIL 1:30 A.M. WEEK NIGHTS UNTIL 4:00 A.M. SAT. 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