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    TUIOSIMY, MAY IM, 1052
HERALD AND NKWS. KLAMATH KAU.S. ORKGON
PAGE NINE
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arciano Draws Suspension
Rocky
Stops
Reynolds
I'KOVltlKNCK. P I.- Heavy
weight ronUnilcr ilcky Mnrclano
lieguis a HO-tlu v rum Mispcnnlon
Tuoudui alter running his unite
IrntrU f.trlng to 40 bouts with ll
third-round knockout ol B e r n I e
Hevn-ilils ol Kalrleld. Conn.
Mnrclano blasted iiut Ihr formrr
New Kiwtnnd heivywelght litllM
In '1 l ol the llllrd ol llitlr ached
itlcd 10-rounder Monday night to
rnd n croud plcislng slugging
match.
Marclauo'a ir.pc:isnn bv the
Maine Poxlng Commission wax Im
posed because hi boxed his 19-year-old
brother Instead ol alver-
The Cleveland Indians, Chicago
White Sox and the Philadelphia
Athletics were the first team In
the American League to play night
baseball at home. They started in
1939.
The first Masters golf tournament
was held In 1934 at the Augusta,
lOa.) National doll Club. -
1 JUDO STARS Masii Kimura (bottom) and Shlliuya Yaman
till will shrtl t heir jmlo jackets tomorrow nicht at the
Armory for battle royal doiinybrook with three other
matmen, Krankie Sloj.uk, Ktirl 'on Poppenheim and Buck
Weaver. Above shot is from last week's judo match, won
by World Champion Kimura.
Used opponents during i
exhibition tour ol Maine.
Jackie,
Phil Top
! Batters
recent
FISHING
WHAMMY!
inn him iimi vinrv ' hip yn- 1
young tcmnoii in on Mnc EIcy, I
rx-niHiiBUln rdito- of the J If in in
ut isiWK, now aJiHlnlr.nl executive
editor of the Lomk flench, Colli.,
l'mnrt-TrleKriiin.
Muo nlwnvft (wired lif una
Mux 'u Jom 1 flithrf men ' Kliunalli
l-'jilh'. When hn w.s on a llfilunu
trlt), tnulcTA not I iitt of exfrcl.se,
plenty ol hunM.incbiit no Irh.
No Muc h Jliu has ftli etched
,hn further.
Hr. trllft Ihli ntory:
Iff v hn mtionic lhrr thousand
Pace-Setting Giants,
Tribe Win Close Ones
By The Associated Press in their resoecllvc leagues. The i
Know what's keeping Cleveland. Icaguc-ifadlng Giant?, and Indians!
Waiihinuton. Brookl 'n and the New are tccond In the i-ne-run depart-
Vork Oinntn at or around the top merit.
In th Malor Leuidic Btandlni)i? Auijronrlatelv enouith Pitts-1
Ability to win ine close ones. buiMh'.. cellar-dwei.inK Pirates In
'ITicre s sn bid baseball adaue Iho Ni.tlonal have dropped all four 1
lhat the tenm caniuiinK the most of their one-run oeclslons. The
one-run decisions usuallv wins the clxth ulace While fcox. with a 3-6
Han. Hint has I en true down record, own the ooorest mark in
Ihroueh the years. One ol the the American Leam'e. I
ressom the Olants edited the The next two weeks will tell
Uoduers for the National Leatfuc whethci WanhniKtin in the Amer-
oennal.L lc.-il venr wn. bprMii'.i. lliev irnn .:i A f'.hiraun mnrt Cincinnati
(rei)-'. 30001 aniders at Bl Bear had a 34-2' record In one - run In the National, the three current
Luke In Southern lalllornla when decisions to Brooklvn's 31-23 murk lurnn-.e clubs, are reallv Imnroved
ihe II'Miik season opened early A Lt,tlk . ,nj, v...., i,xure, over l.M vcar or aie mere mornina
ilus ir-.ontli. . show that the Dodiiers and Ken- Klor er.
BARBECUE
Equipment
The GUN STORE
HYDRAMATIC
TROUBLE?
FrM rfitffioitt by ur
Hydrtmatlc tMCisliU
, BOB ROSS
GARAGE
2001 Oreqon Avenu
At the end of Ihe
RINOIE fish hid
f i oni Uie lake.
dsy. NOT A ,,tor own the best record In close
been pulled conte.il ;. Each ciui) la runner-up
HUSKIES
STAY
ALIVE
i(SmlNOR LEAGUE
All three will be on the road.
There wa only one name sched
uled Mor.dav Philadelphia at
Brooklyn at niKht and that was
postponed because of cold and wet
Kround...
McKendrick
OPGA Winner
WARRENTO.V. Ore. The
Orcuon Professional Coif Organi
zation's oro-amatcur tournament
Bunaln at Hpringlirld 2 poslpon- held here Monday was won by P.ob
I.Vrt.n.VATiONAI, LI'.Ati L t.
i Toronto at Ottawa postponed, rain
; Montreal at Rochester postponed.
, rain
Baltimore at Syracuse postponed.
rain
HOW If OREGON
YELLOWSTONE
"The Greatest American Whiskey"
YELLOWSTONE hat been a favorite
tince 1872. It ii made by ihe
lower, old-time lour majh method
. . . producing a finer-tasting
Kentucky Bourbon.
Now, YELLOWSTONE ii
available in this State for those
who appreciate fine Bourbon. Ask
for YELLOWSTONE . . . you'll
like iti flavor.
! BFATTI.K ir Wjthinjtlon edited
leiiHU'. leading Oregon 6-4 hrre
1 NEW YORK UP, Two velerail Monday and preserved a malhe
i "mnnev niavera." slmtisic.n pirn Mistical chance fo.' the Northern
IRIrzuto ol the New Vork Yankees
TIME OUT! 1
"Anymr. Bit of mr 179 shod
nrrr C.OOI) hol!"
Spokane
Host To
Chiefs
3 Champs
In Battle
Royal Go
and Kecond Baseman .larkle Robin
son of the Brooklyn IJodgers. took
ihr American and Nnllonnl League
biittlnt derbva Tuestlnv.
Ulz.ulo. Inst ol Ihe Yankee "old
itunrd." and linbln.on each enlovs
seven - point lend. Kizzuto Is
hilllnii 3.M. and Rubinvin 3113
Tho top 10 In each league under
went ii ahakeup wllh exactlv half
nl last week's lenders dropping
from the Hat. Boll Nieman. Ihe
line looking outfielder ol Uie si.
Louis Browns, tailed oil from a
of the season. Beuumom
KHIIir hiiu
t It e ' - ' '
shows tomorrow night at
Armory.
rive Inp-notch w-esllers tanale
In the a a m e ring at the asm
time
It i a survival ol the finest with
Die winner promised a II 00 bonus
check in addition to his regular
fee
'lliree champions are In the line-1 niiaBuitun, ir Branch
up; iiiicsey, uie guy svun ine piusny
Mats Kimura. recnunlred as the eveorows ana ine cellar-dweiiina
or id a best Judo matmau. basebjil club, thinks unrest Is good
Frnnkle Stolark. Pacillc Coast lor a team
Rickey Draws
Dues' Wrath
Division baseball tillr
Tlie teams were acheduled to
'meet again Tuesday In the Huskies
, Ilnnl home game
'with Washington
hall buck of Ihe Ducks and needing
a sweep ol the BTles to Slav In .
the pennant race.
Washington's winning run In
Monday's game was lorced arrows
in the Husky eighth when baisman
Tom Absher was struck by a
pitched hall with the bases loaded.
Oregon had tied the game 4-4 In
the top ol the Inning. I
Orer.m 100 COO 120-4 10 3
, Washington 000 0)0 1U -5 10 1
i ftiegmund. Mavs D and R i
Bottlei: Bell. Murchy I9i and
Mitchell.
ed, rain
AMKItlCA.V ASSOCIATION"
St. Paul 8 Columbus 6
Minneapolis 4 Toledo 3
Louisville IB Kansas City 7
(Only games M-heduledi
TIJXAS I.I.Adl i:
San Antonio 6 Dallas 3
7 Tulsa 1
Shreveport 4 Oklahoma City 2
Houston 7 Port Worth 2
I'lO.VKKIt I.F.Atili:
Billings 7 Boise 0
Pocalello 14 Ocden 7 (10 Inning? I
Idaho Falls 0 Sail Lake 5
Oreal falls 11 Magic Valley S
McKendrick of Portland who card
ed a one-under-par 71.
Tied lor second place were Glen
Splvey. Longview, and Bob Duden
?nd Howard Bonar, Portland. They
fired 71s.
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I MMINATIOV
Tlirse three tilus Shlbuva
Ynmamhl and Km: Vun Poppen
helm tangle In in elimination
match wuh lour ol them due lor
reiuip showing
Tlie liral one lo be pinned will
in ihe dir-slim 'oom lo nuise in 2 i ttempts
Hv The Associated Press
Todav a year ago Sam Snead
Oiot a ?fl to win the Oreenbriar '
Open Coif Tournament. I
Kiv.. - ears ago Ted Williams
lor the first time In Ills career, hit ;
1 l-rs Knmai rues at ihIa nnilnn'a laoft I
.M.H-..I...H ni,iUim j-ir.ics oui neid srreen. as tne Red Box wal
Rickev s remark seems to Indicate lon,d chic.,8 White Sor 19-6
.something is wrong Tpn v.,r, ... Jlm Tohln hit
What's wrong? Well the ,h, .,,,., . .
until lime UI UI K'"C.l
'In lacl." comtmnts the 69-vrar
old cenrra) nmniarr of thn Pitlv
b u run Pirates, "We should have
more o it."
ThM doehn l exurilv mean there's i
lu wounds.
The next two return Inter in a
IVmimttr. nne-Inll bmit
( Tin In -l rorne or.ck in a one-full
j bout lo a fin.)!.
I The winner will pocket Utt
Irenturv note.
jOI'KNKR
Tol Yamnto. J;.nnnefrf sleeper
expert, onen. ihe nroKrain aRnlnnt
Krenchv Itov.
Yum; tn lint w.m live HfiUwht
Hv The An"Ule4 l're
Wcwerii liUrrniiiliiiittl I.rucue
Iium-IjhIi t.il)a rrtuin to nt tinn
'lur.Ui'V n'dht aftr nmht off.
uith fircuil Irariinn tjimknne
I .xlr lit).. U'.t.f.l...Ma. c .ruti
VirtoiU facirnt Til-City In feuturt nlRhfa aho
iJUMttc. II
nf Vt( torlA in ihe irtnnnnl rha-'se,
You don t th'.nk plavem are
salli-fird under thone conditions,
do you?" aked Rickey. "I doubt
it "
Bui whntevcr troublrs the Bur
Rtckev Bel Ihe blame. He drew
the ire of no me of the nlavers
recent Iv bv calllntt Ihe team "the
worst in 30 venra."
One plnver. who nsked his name
nol be tued. snld nflerward 'the
worhl club In 30 years f Well, he
tor lencue record lor pitchers, a
the Rnvtnn B-aves cdeed the Chi
cago cubs. 6-5.
Twentv '-ears at?o Wilmer Al
IKnn und EllRworth Vinen won sln
' let inntcheft a a? tnM Mexico In
Davis Cud comnetition.
will ho.M the Ch)p( for a three-
pnme erle In ih Indians' home
ballimi k. Vic toi in mcn at Ken
lirwicic nunln'l the Mrnven.
The dt'hedule aho plncei Yakinut
at lewl.'.ton for n threr-unnic set
and Vancouver at Knlem.
bouts 1 ere with hii sleeper hold, i, mt .noil of the plavem on the
Held ,u.d In their position himself "
Answered Rickev. ' I'm not
wuirlrd about anv remarks. Whni
I'm woined aboni is winninir names
and a better team. If there is
diiReMl.nn. I'm -wrrv. It's all naht
tn bUme me. Thete's no harm in
11."
He ie!iied tn inrri tieoruet
Pueiic In a rrm.tlt h on tomorrow
UirMtte. in turn, rrlu.sed t ai-
Hesrrved tickets
Cantlcberry Diuk
are on ante at
SCORES
By
N'-i g:tmes Played In American.
Nallniinl, Pacific Const and West
ern International leagues Alon
day. elandings unchanged.
910 Entries
In for Open
NEW YOP.K in The United
States Ooll AsNociatlon hns re
reived 010 entries lor Ihe open
I'huinplonshlp at Dull.is, June 12-14.
and expects lo top tho record 111
brfoiv the books closed.
Qunlltyinft rounds will be held
n Honolulu May 20 and 27, other
Vllci June 2. A total ol 102. includ
ing Ihe exempted pirvers, will qual
ll v lor ihe championship.
Collrgr S'Mirla
The Assncljtrd Press
IIASIillAI I.
Washington 6 Oregon 4
Seattle U 8 Or?i:on Slate 6
Whitman 314 Pacific 0-2
Lewis and Clark 4 College ol Ida
ho 2
flOI.F
Portland U. 12 'j II lll.sli Columbia
S 'j
Oregon Prep Haseball
Central Cnihnlir Concoidla 2
cbnih Portland"
Mllwaukle 3 Vancouver iWasli.t
I
Cascade Locka 4 Spray 2 (District
-B championship)
Vernnnla 10 Columbia Prep ( Port
land i 7
Portland League
Lincoln 4 Washington 3
Roosevelt 3 Franklin 0
Jelferson 11 Benson 6
Orant 14 Cleveland 13 (7 Innings)
College Tennla
Portland U. 6 Pacific I
College Haseball
Clark Junior College 9 Reed 0
IAST $
NIGHT
Bv The Aasoctited Press
Brooklvn. N.Y. Oeorgle Small.
159 Brooklyn, ki.ocked out Jim
mv Herring. 159 New York 9i.
Providence. R.l , Rocky Mar
clano. ' lSti Brockton. Mass.,
knocked out Bernle Revnolds,
IBS (, Falrlleld. Ccnn. (3i.
Phlll.psburg, N.J. Oene Ta
kneh. 135. Trenton N.J.. outpointed
Le Rov Tate. 139. New York 8.
Chicago John Holman. 200.
Chicago, alopped Ralph Schneider,
221. Chicago (61.
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