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MONDAY, MAY II), m2 HKRAIJ) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE NINK eke hews d miDg it An ! BUCK (or him Hy The Annoclatrd I'reaa NAIIONAl. Ll:A(.( K W L IN't. Iirooklvn 1 1 111 Nrw Vrak f 'lik-auo t'lnrinnntl hi. I.oula lhlliiflrlphla IlcWIlnn rm.ibm Kh rninrlay1 111 18 16 M 13 11 6 ItrtulU .720 Mi .6311 M .444 .433 .191 Iirooklvn 1 C.'hlrauo !l Ki l.ouli 4 Philadelphia 3 I'Ulnburuh at New Vork. i5i Cincinnati at Doium 2 rain AMKKK'AN I.KACil'K VI I. Cleveland WuMUMKlon HoMon Nrw Ynrk M l.oula ChlcnC" 1'hUrrtrlplila Urlralt Kundnv'M 81 Limit 41 New 20 10 in 14 1 14 II 7 llr.ulln 43 42-1 .Uf York 3 .1 I'hlladelohla 3 0 Cleveland 0 8 Kmlnn 7 le!rnll 4 Washington 2 4 Chicago l- W L Pit. Run uko Onkland Hollywood l.o Anueles hail Francisco rortlaud fceattle bacramenlo 30 311 27 23 3S 19 19 ID 12) s'4 00 J '413 1 .383 Sitniiay Results Bncrnmentn S-5 Oakland I B I.os Angeles 8-5 8.m DleRO 88 tnn Tranclsro !- Seattle 2-0 llollywond 10-3 Portland 80 Wralrrn lnlernatlnnal League nv The Aociatea rrrsa W I, Pel. .007 .807 .Ml .8)9 Bpokane 18 9 Victoria Vancouver 11 '' Hnlem H WennU-hee 13 13 Trl.fMlv II 17 000 10 10 .385 Yakima 10 H .310 Sunday's Results Rpokaiie 18-7 Lewslon 8-2 . Hnlem 3 4 Yaklmn 0-3 Wenalchee 413 TrI CIIy 211 Vancouver and Victoria unsched uled Katurdny'a Results Victoria 8 0 Vancouver 6 2 I-ewlston 8 Spokane 2 Trl-Clty 6 Wenatchee 3 Balem 4 Yakima S Alturas Drubs Merrill, 23-3 Allurnn whttcked Merrill yeslcr dav 23-3, In the first gome for the losing Klamath Basin lndepend ent l.eauuo club. AlluraV Dewey and Maohado clouted home runs. Bktnner went nil the way for Alturas. Merrill tned Marsh and Anderson SIMPER SEETOEE 8)92 vw i. there's a miss in yoiw motor Stt ui far all your autametlv ntd rtpairi and eceanerlttt ell moksi, ell modeli. "T3aTll',taa,"'i,aWaaWRaala" .- 1 ll- I - 4th & Klamath Ph. 8146 WEAVER and Pop, judo jackets. Buck, Pop Don Judo Jackets Buck Weaver, tin- until nl manv luccn, and Kurt Vou l'oppcnlirlm. who riculu In dlrtv mntuoik. Wed ncdnv nlRht will prnbnblv feel an uncomfortable an a truck driver In a luxrdu. The ex-Iiiriliinn football nlur and the unrrtiloui Oeimaii won't have lu don formal but almost an bud. rain rnr 'eani one mil oi inelr ,,u",ln team match with Judo stars Kor at leant one fall of their Maa Klmura and Hhlbuva Yaman- "' " rhl Ihev ll have to pull on the whle ",0, u,n 2 p. ,he ,w0 la.kn. win, ii,. i -i,. .'collide. It will be Oreson largest 'I attire In Judo-ntyle wresti ng. MS i ... . . S1I II part of a tniloue Ins tenni itii '"."tch Promoter Mack Llllnrd has '5KI laiiantied lor the weekly matfnre. Mil iOI'KNKR i As atlractlve a;, the bout prom- ,1m. to be. It will show llr.it on the .program In deference to vain Toi Yamaio. Yamalo. the alrcuer expert, with ...x straight triumphs here with his iocka-bye hold, refuses to show in any but the nlun-vff bout. )l meets Frnnkle Blolack. Pa i Ulllc .i'oant Junior, twavy weight clmmolon. In a rematch billed for 'nil hnnr nr ihn li..t Iwn nt thrri falls. uui back to the pIlRhl of Weaver von Popptnhelm: I LIP OF COIN A coin-flip will determine wheth er tnc urst lau is juao-sivie or catch -as-culch'can. The second fall will be the oppo site of the first. If there's a split In falls alter the first two heats, then the team that scores the speediest time In the first two. will choose the style of the rubber chanter. It's very llkelv Weaver and Von Ponnenehlm will have to wear the Judo Jackets for two of the three falls. Reserved tickets are on sale at 'Castieberrv Drugs. Reames Team Beats Bend The Reames County Club learn beat a Bend uolf contingent yes terday on the Reames course, 39 18. Earl Bchneller. Reames pro. carded the low scoro for the day, par 72. Bob Thomas, Bend, fired a 76. In the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bwnnson won tho mixed der by with a score of 41. The men's derby went to Thomas and Rav Beebnr, Klamath Falls, with a 40. Chile Nerseth and Bill Bechen won the Junior putting tournament. We have been these brand new, and Short blocks, H.P. jS stlilavaTable!j jjNEW MOTORS! SHORTBLOCKsJ It yeu kv keen tlannlni en laittll las e New meter er a hert Hock DO IT NOW while Hit, ere still evellablel . , USE OUR EASY BUDGET TERMS and take your time to pay! 410 ASHLEY PI)0M s.. th CHEVROLET m Kid Gives 14 Pounds To Layne POHTLAND, mt Harry Mathewt ratra lllKht fuvorlto ovrr Rex l.nvno In the Brattle Kld'a llmt riant! with a tonranklnii heavy wrlKllt here Monday nliriit. The Kid, a deadly puncher a IlKhthravvwclKht, will Rive away 14 pound an he iroca aitnlniit the wily Uluh nluuver who boaUi a dcclnlon over Jerxey Joe Walcnlt Mora Joe became heavywelKht champion. Mnthcwa will wclvh 182 pounds, HARRY (KID) MATTHEWS . . . . tonight's favorite Lavne 100 Despite Lavne's weiuhl advan- luiri, !ht fnnw linvi tnMtnlliri Mnl. i,. . , i. - 'UVT 'vorltc' An.(,""r,v boxing crowd and Rate The scheduled 10-round bout will be held In the Pacific Interna tional Livestock Pavilion. While Matthews' backers are rnlllng for a knockout, the Kid's i manager. Jack Hurley, larks their confidence. Hurley savs he'll be Inamtled with a decision Matthews haa fought and ksvoed a number of henwwe!hti. but the i Layne fight will be his lint test lagalnst a first-rater. Lake Fish Cooperate Burton Gray, local realtor and fisherman, figures as how the fish In Upper Klamath Lake arc mlniv cooperative. Trolllnit on the lake last week. Orav got a strike. His flshlnR companion cut the mole and Oray prepared for a fight be cause "It felt like a big one" But after a few minutes. Orav thotitfhl he snagged something on the bottom of the lake be cause nothing gave. He stnrted reeling In, keeping the line taut. All of a sudden, wlthithe line almost completely reeled In, a fish Jumped out of the water "like a rocket" and landed In the boat. It was a big one a 24 -Inch trout. ' ( IIANtiE THI.IR DIET TOK"0 (H Japanese race horses are going to get a chanee In their diet of fodder. The government hns granted permis sion to Import 1.000 tons of rye from Australia to helc feed Japan's 1.300 race horses. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND fVOENI, ORE. MIDFORO Thoroughly Modern Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Earlty and Joe Earley Proprietors able to secure complete Motors either 93 or 105 ' ' IN THE SWING Joe Wal cott swings a Softball bat keeping in shape for de fense of his heavyweight crown against Ezzard Char les in Philadelphia, June 5. UW Wins At Golf, Tennis By The Associated Press The University of Washlngon won the Northern Division Tennis .and golf championships Saturday. The Huskies' tennis team, un defeated In dual comncttlon, ac cumulated IB points in the flve wav meet at Pullman and oual 1H,1 for the NCAA championships at Northwestern University May 23. i OrcRon was second wth six poinis. Oregon State was third with 14. Washington State hsd 3 and Idaho 1. The Idaho Vandals made a close race of the golf competition. When the points were counted. Washing ton's four-mnn team had a 36 -hole total of 588. Idaho was se cond with SB9, and Oregon was third with i'.'i. Trojans Cop Baseball Title LOS ANGELES W Southern California's Trojans with the Southern Division Pacific Coast Conference bascbnll championship bagged. Mondav await results of the Northern Division race. By beating Stanford 6-5. Satur day, the Trojans captured the Southern Division crown and also their second straight title In the Atsoclatlon race. Every mellow drop .. . 4 TOP KENTUCKY BOURBON $760 $lio nirnim siuitHi idlings whisht, t run on H HOOF. ID! HASI OIIIHIIKI (0., FUNKIOM, It Cobb Gathering Adjectives For Renewed Blast at Modern Boys By HARRY GRAYSON NEA BporU Editor NEW YORK (NEA) The mod ern boyi have thrown ao much at Tyrua Raymond Cobb that the old Georgia Peach 1 going to let 'em nave h Ty Cobb threw a one-two punch at the current crop In Lite, Inform thla correspondent that he la about to add the coup de grace In an other publication. In one of hi previous pieces, T. R. Cobb said, In effect: "Today a player hitting .270 goes to an owner, states that he hit 30 homers, and wants a raise." "Ralph Kmer, maybe with a guilty conscience, assumed I had him In mind, writes the greatest of all ball players. "Well, of courno, I had no thought of him. I only nicked It out or the air, so to npeuk. "On the records, H did not fit Klner at all. "He happened to have hit .309 from the and had 42 homers, lar figures I uncd. "It seems you nave u oe awiuny careful with these high-salaried boys of today. "The figures I happened to have used are very close to Ous Zernlsl's record. Zcmlal hit .268 ami had 33 homers, but he seems not to have taken exception to the close parallel. "Since Klner has advanced to the front1 so majestically, let's look st his record for last year. I did not use this In the Life story, or. In fact, any story. "Klner Is one of the highest-paid Webf oots Grab Lead In See-Saw Ball Race By The Associated Press The Oregon Ducks and the Ore gon State Beavers, running one two In the Northern Division, shifted their baseball feud to Eug ene Mondav with the Beavers fiom Corvallls out to erase Ore gon's half-game lead In the seesaw pennant race. Oregon regained first place in the standings Saturday by downing the Beavers 14-13 In a wild 14 innlng game at Corvallls. OreRon with an 8-4 record and Oregon State with 8-5 still have tnree more games Monday, Friday and Saturday. Washington, still a possibility with a 7-5, has two road games each with Idaho and Washington Stale. Behind 12-0 entertnR the eighth Inning, the Beavers exploded for 12 runs in the final two Innings to send the game Into overtime. International L your orders. You tell us about your special road and load conditions, we design your L-400's ac cordingly. That's why these huskies built in Emeryville, California cut hauling costs and maintenance year after year. That's a lot to promise from one truck, but we'll eat a hatfull of sawdust if we can't prove every word of it! vv--Ty.:tr,i-'w w T " ) few" T"erv Buy on Proof! Before you buy any truck, get the facta about Inter national L-400's from men in this area who are now operating them. We'll give you a list. Check with any or all of them. Find out why these L-400's are best for the West on hauls like yours. JUCKELAND TRUCK SALES & SERVICE, INC. 11th and Klamath players In history. A star should be a leader and a developer. "Ralph, at bat last aeason 631 times, did not once sacrifice, stole only two bases, drove in only 109 runs baiting .309, with 42 home runs giving him way the best of it. "Buy only one man was on base when he hit half his home runs, or 21. Bo say that with homers he drove in only 63 runs. "This from the 109 credited to him leaves 46 without the use of homers. "Bo deduct the 42 times at bat in which he hit homers from his total of 531. and you have 489 , times at bat with Just 46 runs I driven in. "I am wondering where he had his bat all this time." j Cobb didn't mean his criticism of Joe DIMnggio and Ted Williams 1 blasts, "as a lot of the new i hports boys and players miscon strued It. "Lite magazine asked for my opinions of the so-called modern era versus the era of my day. 1905-28. I did not purposely use any I comparisons or point out the in dividual records of the modern boys. I only meant to be con structive. "I Intended to pay full homage to DIMagglo and Williams, but nnlnla t,,l Im'i falltir In rpmnlll ' In condition during the off-season. "I also had to point out that Williams' inability to hit to left Four OSC errors and an Oregon single in the tenth sewed up the game for the Ducks. Washington State meanwhile clinched fourth place in the stand ings by downing Idaho 9-3 at Mos cow on Rod KeoUEh's seven-hitter. The CouRars piled up their winning margin with a six-run splurge In the third Inning. The Washington Huskies took on Seattle University's rampaging Chieftains In a non-conference dou bleheader and lost 2-1 and 9-1. HYER Cowboy Boots in stock at DREWS! - 400's are engineered to Inttrnatlsnol 1-400 Mrln offers OVW ratlngt from 36,000 to 70,000 lb Willi comMitfolol or C O t aba. For complete information about any International Truck, see Sts. , field to counter the shift was an awful thins on the part of a great hitter." The moderns had best not argue with Ty Cobb. misunderstood Tonight's Ballfare: Bill's Place looks for Its second victory of the still-young softball season tonight while Hercules and Elk win try to edge Into the win column In a City League Softball dcubleheader at Conger Field. Bill's faces Basin Auto in the 7 o'clock opener. Hercules and Elks close the program at 8:30. BUILD BITTER FOR LESS urfJL PEYTON PUMICE BUILDING BLOCKS Hurt oof VRMIN moot SOf MSUU7IM KAUTffW iasv to iimo COST) TOW USS z EYT0N& 38 MMKFT TY COBB Exclus.ves you get only with Intoimotlonali All-truck engines your choice of gasoline, diewl or liquid petroleum gas power plants. 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It was for Fresno, his victim last night, that he won a double header from Stockton In 1949 Malgradi. an Oakland. Calif . Ice man, began his pro baseball career with Salem, Ore., in the Western International League fix years ago. He managed Medford of the Far West League last year. COMPARE FIATUftESl Don't boyhnt any bicycle " . . . onlv a Schwinn has such exclusive features at Auto mobile Typa Expander Brakes, Knee-action Spring Fork, electronically welded frame and patented, built in kick itand. TRICYCLES, from. WGONS, full- size $8.95 59.J5 A Complete Line of Toyi one) Games in -Our Toy Deportment ' POOLE'S Bicycles end Sporting Goods 222 So. 7th aviiTti Klamath Falls, Ore. t
