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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, ORECiON KHIDAY, MAY HI, 1WV2 Legion Baseball Ambitious Schedule Planned Coach John McGlnnis takes hi; first official look at the Klamath Coca Coins, ths American Legion junior baseball squad, tomorrow afternoon in an ornaiiltatlonal meet ing in the City Hall. Called for 1:30 p.m. Daylight Time, the meeting will launch plans lor a oanner year in junior i Kton baseball here after an enthus iastic, but shaky, start last year Ml boys In the Klamath Basin- Junior Legion District Chairman Bob Bonney emphasizes the nro gram la not confined to' the city of Klamath Falls interested in BOB BONNEY . . rounding up games playing American Legion ball are suited to be on hand for the ses sion. To be eligible, a boy cannot have had his 17th birthday before Jan. 1. 13. McGlnnis will discuss practice time, schedule and rules of eligi bility with the baseball aspirants. Southern Oregon League 4. oi Which Bonney is chairman, now In cludes teams in Klamath Falls, Mediord and Lake view. Grants Pass and Ashland will not field Ju nior Legion teams. In addition to league games with Medford and Lakeview, non-league doubleheaders have already been scheduled at Eugene and Albany, June 7 and 8, Bonney said. Tentative dates have been set with both Redding and Eureka, Cal if. Sponsor of the team is Ray Lamb, Coca Cola manager, under the aus pices of Klamath Post 8, Ameri can Legion. no in uonney ana jucuinrus are nencung every enort to line up a full schedule of summer games. Bays llvinz in California will not be. eligible to play for the Kamath jsasin team, according to Amen can Legion Junior baseball rules. Horned toads produce living young. The litter is born en cased In transparent .wrapping. As soon as they break' out of ft they - start racing after Insects, catching them on their long sticky tongues. Spcrts Afield Smallest factory ' built canoes made for one-man portage,, are 11 feet long. Sports Afield DOG FISH Proud Warren Cameron, 11, displays a seven-pound large-mouthed bass to two admirers, broth er Gary, 7, and Gay, their pet. Young Warren, son of Del Cameron, prominent trainer and driver o( Har ness horses, caught his prize In a Parkhurst, N.C.,' lake. Coming June 1st , Your Milk In This Carton ! ill lory to opvnl ' Candidates Discuss Campaign Tomorrow TIME OUT! 'And in the erent of a knock down, you go to a neutral corner. Titer:" Hauger, Moore Top Shooters With a contingent of Klamath Falls trapshooters competing in the California State Trapshoot at Red ding last weekend, iust a handful shot at Wocus here in the Klamath Gun Club's weekly outing. H. E. Hauger was high in the 16- yard division with a 47x50 score: Vern Moore won the handicap field with a 48x50 mark. Complete results: 16-jrd. Bdrp. Hauger - 47 43 Moore : 46 W. O. Cooley 46 J. H. M&rtirt 46 J. M. Adams - 45 R. D. Branaman 39 J. F. Adams 31 Clyde Fox E. L. Pitcher x-shot 25 targets only. -X20 Tonight's Ballfare: MEN'S SOFTBALL Four teams make their first trt in the City Softball League tonight on Conger Field. Hercules and Chilonuin ooen the program at 7 o'clock. Suburban Ta vern and Kalpine clash in the night cap. Bill's Place beat Elks uut Met. lers and Basin Auto went to a 10- 10 deadlock in the opening games Wednesday night. Bend Golfers Here Sunday A contingent of Bend golfers visit Klamath Falls Sunday for a team match with the Reames team Top match of the meet wilt be the; meeting between Earl Schnei ter, Reames pro, and Bend's Har vey Bunn. In the neighborhood of 30 matches will be palyed. 515 MAIN We Stock to."1'..."- ' n '?. n LEV 5 in 143 Sizes For Men, Women and Children WE CAN FIT YOU! Yes sir! With 143 different LEVI sizes in stock . . . Oregon Woolen Store can fit you correctly and comfortably! Oregon Woolen Store Sam 8th and Main Tyees Bobble; Braves Win 8-7 WIL Decision The Victoria Tyees literally boot ed away a chance, to widen .their lead over second - place Spokane in Thursday night's Western In ternational League play. The Tyees were charged with six errors as they lost 8-7 to Trl City's Braves. The loss was marked against the Canadian club as the Wenatchee Chiefs, who helped boost Victoria inio the throne room Wednesday I night, made It two-in-a-row over j Spokane, nipping the Indians 8-5. Tnal leit the Tyees and the In dians as the league's one-two teams,' separated by only 15 per centage points. Yakima meanwhile whipped Lew iston 7-1 to sweep a three-game series with Lewiston. and Vancou ver framed an 8-7 victory over Salem. The clubs tackle new opponents Friday nirhU Yakima opens at Salem, Wenatchee at Tri-Cltv. Lewiston at Spokane and Vancou ver at Victoria. Victoria's bobbles allowed Trl- City four unearned rum Thursday. In the seventh. Bill Rogers and Nick Pesut scored as Tyee Catch- Webfoot-Husky Fight Looms in ND Meeting By The Associated Press Four men who have competed in the Olympic Games, plus several Canadians, will give Saturday's Northern Division track meet in Seattle a distinctly International flavor. Washington State and Oregon are expected to battle down to the wire for the title, with Washington hard at their heels and Idaho and Ore gon State trailing. nut s Jew incnes afield and may be Just a tenth of a second here and there on the cinders could change the entire complexion of the meet. Oregon, hexed by injur ies, presents me Dig problem lor uie lorecasiers. u ine crinmes re turn to form in time the Webfoot could take the crown by several Willamette Wins; Brown Hit-Happy PORTLAND HI Alva Brown. hitting tnree-for-five, paced Wil lamette to a 6-4 Northwest Confer ence baseball victory over Lewis and Clark Thursday. The win clinched s tie for second place in the league standings. Fish sleep with eves no eyelids. Sports open: Afield they've MONEY SAYING OFFER! on Vel-va-cote . . . General inr's flat, washable, plastic rubber interior finish. Buy a qallon of Vel-va-cote and qer a 98c pro tective drop cloth for floon and furniture . . . only 49c! Save 12 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AT: GENERAL PAINT STORE PHONE 3829 Genuine Neslin Phone 6873 . i.ni iihwiul.hii l luiiiii.m.uniii mm mmi i Mint) er Lilo Marcucct dropped the pitch ed ball when Rogers attempted to steal home. In the ninth shorUtton Des Charouhns tripled, then scored on the second baseman's miscue. Roger added another tally In the same inning. He was singled home by Pitcher Ralph Romero after reaching third when the Victoria third baseman bobbled an attempt ed sacrifice. At Spokane. Frank Dasso gave up nine scattered hits as the Chiefs rolled up their second straight win over the Indians. Spokane drew first blood, scor ing in the first and scond innings Wenatchee went ahead to slay in the third with three runs on three walks and a double by Walt Poce- kay. Vancouver outhit Salem 14-10. collecting a safety in everv Inning but the ninth, and staved off a last frame Salem rally which net ted the Senators three runs. Yakima's Dick Slltes held Lew iston scoreless for eight innings while yielding seven hits. The Broncs scored their only run In the ninth when ptnehhitter Archie Ware singled in Artie Wilson. points. If not, they still could scramble the placlngs enough to push dark horse into the championship. The Olympic veterans include two decathlon stars from overseas. Cege Widenfelt of Sweden and Washington, and Pete Mulllns ol Australia and Washington State. The other two are Canadians, Ore gon's Jack Hutchins, who runs the middle distances, and Javelin thrower Leo Roinenen of WSC. From Canada also come Mller Fred Turner and Quarter-Mller Doug Clement, a freshman, of Ore gon; Hurdler Phil Matson of Wash ington State and Sprinter Bill Hutchinson of Washington. 1 IKIIK n .KOopuBtiBts w SH00P and SCHULZE Moin ond Sprinq BOB'S UNION SERVICE STATION 4078 So. 6th COLEMAN'S UNION STATION 1101 Main SWITCH-HITTER Phil Sampson, capable Reno middle weight, was signed yesterday to meet Frankle Rowe of Tacoma in the main event at the Armory one week from tonight. Sampson will be remembered for his switch iiv stance during a fight and for his heavy clouts. Few expect the Sampson-Rowe melee to go the scheduled 10 rounds. Sampson, Rowe Sign To Head May 23 Card Promoter Mack Llllnrd yester day announced that Phil Sampson and Frankle Rowe would head the Armory ring card one week from tonight. Sampson is the Reno switch-hit ter who needs little introduction here. He has figured In several sensational bouts the past few sea sons. GROWS Since he last answered the bell here, he has grown from a welter weight to a middleweight. Rowe s the Tacoma. wa.m., middle who was stopped by Indian Dick Wolfe here several weens ago but gave the Northwest wel terweight chanmlon many anxious moments with his potent left hooks. This bout has a Pier lag ai-. tached. The, sunportlng card is jusi as interesting. Ralph Welser meets Blackle Van derveer of Seattle In a rematch. Vanderveer outpointed Welser on the May 2 card here. Montv Montgomery returns to SCORES College Baseball By The Associated Press Willamette 6 Lewis and Clark 4 r Oregon Prep Baseball Clatskanle 9 Vernonia 6 Albany 12 Burns 2 Cervals 2 Westport 1 Sheridan 4 North Marion 0 (Dis trict 3-A-2 championship) Portland League Washington 6 Roosevelt S Benson 2 Franklin 1 Big Holiday Savings See how you save on what ever tires you need with our biggest sped al in years! Limited time only! Come in TODAY! L0ngT . Oon'1 Wait-See us Mowl TIRE SERVICE DALTON & KEEFER UNION SERVICE North Hiqhway 97' local ring wars against Tlno Asca slo, highly - rated Seattle welter weight. Jimmy Murphy. Portland logger who stopped Stan Vlrgis on the last program here, meets another logger. Kid Pollard of Willow Ranch. Calif. SIX-ROHNDKRS These three sunportlng bonis are all down for six rounds or less. One four-rounder will complete the card. Reserved tickets go on sale at Dick Reeder's. Llllnrd has moved starting time up to 8:45 p. m. SPORTS MIRROR Bv The Associated Press Today a vear ago The Pitts burgh Pirates sold third baseman Bob Dilllnger to the Chicago While Sox. Five years ago The New York football Yanks signed Claude (Bud dy) Young, Illinois star halfback. Ten years agc The Brooklyn Dodgers whipped the Chicago Cubs In a double header to lead the Nat ional league by 8 'i games. Twenty years ago The New York Yankees registered their fourth straight shutout blanking Cleveland, to tie the American League record set In 1804. The female ooossum 1 sow. Sports Afield is called fraaitl Phone 7741 SCOTTY'S UNION STATION 1 MAIN ST. . RONNIE'S UNION SERVICE 201 So. 6th St. ML! Trucks' No Raises Old Itv The ANhoi'lntrd l'nNH Vllull TruckV fine millUlcr ami the rovry of Major l.ruunn shui ouls raise oimin old qiiMlona. An? the pllrhers llmt good? Or the hit ters Unit weak' Hie correct answer probably Is somewhere between the two ex treme. Certainly. I hoi o Is no doubt thai Trucks' billllmil no-lill, no-run game for Ditiull against Washing ton Thursday wan a ttiperb ellnrl. Ho walked only one mid struck mil seven. If Manager Red tulle hud will ton the ftorlpt. the Tigers couldn't havo arrnngi'tl for a mure dininul Ic finish for Trucks' no-hlttvr. Tan gled wllh Dob I'orlerllcld In u scoreless struggle, Detroit went down to the lust out urlora wlimlim Liberty Suspends Operation DALLAS l.fl Clordim McLrn- don. the youthful Texan who built n inbulous radio empire by bucking l lie Inws ol basebull lo bring Major League broadcasts to (he hinlerlnmls, gnve It un Friday at least mull ' llic courts grunt mo relief." Ihe man who first had lo net his piny . by - pluy rerls ol Major league games by listening lo a New York radio Million thru send them to Dallas via teletype, announced that his Liberty Broad casting System, which grew lo 4t8 stations, was suspending operations. He charged that the Mujor and Minor Leagues entered a conspir acy to deprive him of his rights to broadcast and said the Justice Department "didn't have the guts" to fight baseball's violation of the law. Montreal Annum! Bavole, 1.V7, Montreal, and Rocky llrlscbols, 145, Montreal, drew, 10. THE P0NDER0SA ROOM Klamath's Newest Cocktail" Lounge li Open 10 A.M. -2 A.M. 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Mr Just trullrd oil Ihe Held. liny Scarborough, a :t'J yciu-ol.l-Mrr, blnukrd the t'lilcngii Whim Sox. 10. ns rimklr Tod l.rpolo's pay-off tingle won for lloMon III the 1 mil til. HM'tlMI III.ANK Lefty Kellurr shul nut the Browns for the nocond time in right days wllh four hits In I'hIU dclphlu'a O il victory. Kollnnr hull throe ol the 1(1 hits oil Tiiinniv Hi y no, driving In two runs anil scoring u third. The SI. Louts uiitl Chicago do foals enabled llio Idle Now York Yankees to lake over loin Ih place. The Yanks' dim! giiino at Cleve land was postponed bocnuso of cold wcalhcr MUST START Hilly l.ors look full advantage, of his first starting chance for Brooklyn lo whip Pittsburgh's fee ble Pirates, 2-tl Robin Roberts would havo liuiilo It iinauliuous for the shutout pilch ers II he hadn't dlslird up a noma run ball to Joe Ailint k of Cincin nati III the sixth Inning The 6-1 de cision was Roberts' sixth straight for the Phils. Rain anil cold woalhrr kuockod nut the nrhertulrd Chicago al New York and St. Louis al Husll games. Johnny Longden Boots in 4000th INOLEWOOD, Calif., l.fl Jockey Johnny Longden lode his 4,000111 winner Thursday, die trennd m.m In racing history to reach the mark. The 43-year-old veteran of 25 years on (he turf brought In Ihn well liked Fleet Diver in Ihe third rare at Hollywood Park. The other 4.000-iiihii is England's Oordon Richards, who rang up No. 4.4:11 Thursday. RU-hards has nerri riding several years more than Longden. DAYS lob Calahon NIGHTS Bud Weill Forest Hoover Smooth ei Ocean Rocked Whitkiet of Old - 70S OIAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS $075 $f35 am PINT 48 QT Ml 2.20 pint v .