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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MAY 211, 1II.V2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE BEVOS, SEALS SPLIT lly The AHMiM'Intrtl I'rrna UlK Jttek HiiIvimoii liu become the ilrvciilli I'urlllc Ccmt.t i.cuuui' I llrhi'i' In will 1100 kiiiiii'" 'I'lix vcleriiii :uiyiai -old rlulil Itnwlrr hca iiltt'lirct lur rvoiv I'Cl, club cxi-rnl Hun Kniik'Iih o unci bnatlle llimlly nchlrvi'il his Uoxl HuihIuv liluhl 1)V ImnliiK ii li.urlilllrr in the sevrn-liiiiliiK II imlii i llm Bun Dli-Ko-Unkliintl lou blrlinulrr. Ihu I'udrea drulihrd Oi.klunil twice 6 3 unil AHIuiuuli Hiilvc Mm fanned only one bntU'r. hi' fed li e l ml plulim thill Hindu rimy v.nik lur His llclili'ii Klwwliere iirimnil llm l"i Brut tin brat Hiillywimd 'Jl Ihrn wim Miowrrt under Vt-'l. Purtlii nil mid Hun Prniiclaro aplll. Ihr llnnvrrn tnklnu Uie opener 1-2 Him Iiuwiiik 3-1. Lou Anurli'" Miiipprd n Inur Kume loalnv streak hv twice dc icmliiR Bmrntnrnlo. il l unci U-l. 'I lure nro nu mimes Mimiliiv. Tha mle him III i TucMluy Iliidn braille nl Hiicrninenlu, I on Anne lr at Hun r'rnm-lftro Oiikliinil nl Hollywood mid Portland nl Bui Dlriiii. Al Belittle outllrldur Curl" Ilir nlrr mil two nlnwlrn. it iluulile unit n triple unci scored lour runii Ui lend Hollywood to victory III Ihf nlKlilcni) Monlv Hawaii, whii fol lowed him In the butlliiK order. Ulttd tn live mu. 1 lolly woicl lx run rnllv In the InurUi rmckpil the uninfl open. In nil. (our pitch en worked lor llm Imern. Mel itueen mill Art DclDuca bolli went the route III the opener, with DpIUuin lonnlim n nmootli live-hit-n-r t the Blurs. Queen nllnwcd lx inlrtlei Brntllr'-i wliinlim run i niun In the eliihlli on n aliiKle. Micrllltc nnd Hob ltnvds aludhiK sinule throiiKh Hie- pin-hvr'a box The Portland Heaven teed nil on Ban Frnnclco Hill Hiudlord mid two reliefer-! lor 14 lilts tn tho first name, mrliidinir Kddle llasin ski's homrr In Uie necond Innli'K. Hip Heaver ewrd II 111) 111 "le I Mirlll. iieltlntt three rum on n hit linlMiisit nnd "Unties by llrrm Helen, Aaron Ronlnian. Mnrlno I'l rrelll mid Trnnk Auilin. Tithl drlemlve work enabled Run Hrnwlncn to lake the nllthl rnu. The BnU mil down u uri-nnd Inning Portland rnllv bv allnwmu only one run on five injtlr. Bin rrnni lvn nrnrrrt In Uie fourth on Bob Thurinnn'n home ruo nnd ntnln In the nrventh. Girls Plan Jamboree Tim Olrln City Bollbull l.rniiuc hu been puffed U) II Irain.i lur llir June 3 Inunchlnu with nn upriiu.g nllthl Jninboree plunned Tenmn ro Oreiiou Woolen, Tik Toi", OrlKK-i. Mnlln. Merrill. Mid land, Wlllard Hotel. llli-Y. Prny Tex. Dick B. Miller Hockrln and 1-elroff a. 'ik-Tok In lanl year's chaniplnn. League play opeiui June 4. Ttio Jninboree will send nil tenmn Into ai'tlnn ill ahorl atlnu. BILL MELBY Tag Feud Features Mat Show Finnkle Stolnck und Ilui k Duvlil miii leiini nnhi'il Kurt Von Pop priihclm mid 'l'oi Yiimnto in n tuu triun mntrh WrriiiPMtny nluht, lenlure mntch on tho weekly iniit curd. Krenchy Roy and Bill Melby open Hie hhow. , 'Hie tni! mnlch uiew out of a quarrel nllcr lltl Wodneadav'a allow when fjlojiu-k ended Vitiiiitto'n win riU'-nk nnd Von Poppenhclin. with Huck LIpM-onib, WBi deleutrd bv Munu Kllnuin and Blnbuya Yniuanihl Hrferee I)uvlu-on dlunllfled Von Pop and M-.romb and nave the llllitcll to the Judo nlliia. f Blojuck clobbered Ynmnto wtlh the nlcrper cxpnt'a own ullpper I nnd upplled the nlipliine itpin lor I Die victory. I DnvldMin nnd Hio.inck naked lor , tho inutch after nome hoi wordn i Hint enme near llarinu lino a lint j IlKhl In the drehfiitiK-room Melby, Eoodl'Kiklnii Hnlt Lake 1 City boy. I:k::i i aliuwn hero in aeveral weikn. - ' Hie ln-.l time Roy appeared on the Armory curd, he handed Ynnialo a lot of lump-, before be comiiiK the aixih vicliui ol the Jnp'a aleeprr hold. Kenerved ticket are on aale al Castleberry Druua. HUSKIES NEED 2 TO WIN WaithiiiKton Orniion Btato Oroifon Wahli, Blnto Idiiho W II HI II 6 3 Pel. .ui:i .WIO 2.11 'Ilia Waalilnnlon llunklra. within Iwo vlclorica of their Ural Northern Ulvliloii bnacbnll pciiiinnl in 21 veara. meet lullend Idaho Mondny aid fuoMlny In the flniil remilarly bchidulrd uaniea ol tho aeimon. And the Hufiklc-i, who won their lri',1 lenuue tale In 1031. muat win Ihem bolli to cop the 1UM chum Plotikhlp. A iplit would lie the ilimklea nnd On-Kon Hlnle-a Deav era In flr.il plnce. nnd a dnublo loi would hand the crown lo the llenvrrn. Win-hUiutnn loriied Inlo the lend Bntuidnv bv downliiK WnshliiKlon Blnic 4-3 while Oregon win blunt-ink- Oreiion Blnto 1H-6. 'Mint put the Huskies ahead of tho ileaverr.. A in-run rirorlni; nplurRo In Hie iivenlh Innlim knocked Orenon Hlntc out of lirnl pl-ure Hn tin (In v. Tho Duckn drove three OBC pit cher to cover In the Innlnu. acor iim on lour hits, four walk and two lilt bnlamen. Tliev added four more run In the elKhtli. Al Pullman, two Wuihliiutnn runneri cioaaed the plalo on Ilo hind Halle's top of - the - ninth nlnulc to ahovo the Hutklea oul In front. The Couitarn got two men on In the bottom ol the Innlng but relief hurler Olck Murchv ended tho threat bv nlrlklnit out the next two bntlern nil Special Softball Meeting Called Citv Boltbnll Preildent Oeorre Condrey hnn cnlled a apccinl meet UiK Tuesday. 7 30 p.m., In Uie City Hall. Condrrv la askliiK all inunanrrJ In Uie rifht-lenm circuit lo attend the aeanlou lo "clear up some un finished bunlnem.'' 'Ilia first niiiht opener In the history of tho American League wn April 17. 10M al i'hllartclphln. That nighi the A'a dropped a A to 1 time to the WaahinKton Sennlora. 100 Faroffln Bate Eoitorn 2 Gal. Canned Oil Special 1.47 Jayhowk Petroleum 2135 South 6th Ladies1 Golf Field Pared Tho Held wan narrowed Friday for the third elimination rounds ol tile Reamea Country Club Women's annual spring handicap goll tour nament. Survivors tour the course Friday In the third elimination round. Friday's results: Championship lllKht: Mrs. John Merryman bent Mri. Charlca l.arkin. Mrs. K M. Raymond beat Mrs. Lena Smith. Mrs. Paul Sharp beat Mra. John Khaw. Mra. Marvin Nersetli beat Mrs. Lyle Rothen berRcr. Mra. Ureer Drew beat Mrs. I.oul.1 Soukup. Mrs. Lloyd Drew won by default. Mrs. Robert Bproat beat Mra. Frank Mosebnr, Mra. Bill Grove bent Mrs. Stanley Miller. "First fllk'ht: Mrs. John McCul loch won by default, Mrs. Jim Ivorv bent Mrs. John Ashley. Mrs. Haarby Dechen won by default, Mra. Martin Swanson beat Mrs. Matt Finnlgan. Seniors: Mrs. Kd Brosterhous beat Mrs. N. B. Drew. Mrs. Clarence Humble bent Mrs. L. D. Stephens. OWLS' .FUZZ la is TITLE Oretech Loses In Finals The Oregon Tech Owls feel today like the gal thal'a "often brides maid but never a bride." After reaching the flnala of the Oregon Collegiate Conference base ball playoffa Baturdav morning with an fl-3 win over Eastern Oregon In tho opening rounda, the Owls dropped a H I decision to Oregon College In the afternoon title game for runner-up honors In the tourna ment. OCE reached the finals with a 10 win over Portland Btale. Portland itate won third place with a 9-3 victory over Eastern Oregon. Right-hander Don Keaton twirled n brilliant four-hitter In the morn mi: giimo to push the Owls Into the llnals. Chuckf Tykeson had a wild time of 11 In the championship game, wnllilng nine Oregon College bat ters. The Monmouth nine scored five runs In the first Inning and never fell behind. Two Oregon Tech playera were rlecicd from the game In the eighth Inning on a disputed double play. One was Wayne Paulsen, coach ing on the first base line, who col lected three hits In four trlea for the dav. Al Foreman was the other. The rhubarb alarted when Foreman was cntlcd out at first In a double play trv by Oregon College. Querlno Lelll hit two for four as Oretech out-hit Oregon College. But pitching wlldnesa and live errors hurt the Owls In their quest for their Hr.it OCC title. Scores 011 OH 2I2 0 7 EOCE 200 010 03 4 7 Keaton and Brown; Fox and White. Portland State 000 000 11 2 OCE 101 224 X 10 8 2 Hull. Morford ,4i. Piar.z ai6i and Simpson; Palmqulst and Vanover. Portland Elate 204 030 00 8 S EOCE 003 000 03 8 7 Rueckcr and Jackson; Miller and White. OCE 630 104 001-14 10 4 OTI 103 200 102- 111! Funk and Vanover; Tykeson and Brown. The last active major league pitcher to win 300 or more games was Robert (Lefty) Grove who re tired In 1941 with exactly 300 wins. .Ill Portland Wins Annual Track Classic, 67-37 PORTLAND vn Portland All Btan, for the flrat time In the five-year history of the event, won the tnnual Portland-Southern Ore gon high school track meet here Saturday. Portland won nine and tied for one of the 12 events for a acorn of 67. The Southern Oregonlana tallied 37. Don spinas of Medford won the 180-yard low hurdles and Larry Schwelnfurt and Dick Williams of Oranis Pass and Duane Goodman ana mil Heoaer, Medford, teamed to win the tsO-yard relay. Tied for flrat place In the pole vault were Bob Newland, Medford, Gary McFarland. Grants Pass, anrl Ernest Warren of Lincoln. Warren was the high scorer of the meet with points. Besides his tie for first In the Dole vault he won the 120-yard high hurdles and waa third In the lSO.v.rri nuI hurdles. Wade (Swede) Halbrook of Lin coln broke the only record of the meet. The seven foot- one Inch basketball star jumped 8 feet 3-10s , ch?.? top the e-'00' h"rk set In 1948 by Emery Barnes of Jef. fer&on. Hls-h mirdlea: Erne Bob Pavlor OP. Don time: 15.2. 100-yard dash: Fred Flowers L, Warren L, Spinas M. Dave Talbot CP, Julius Stronr. R. Time: 10.3. Mile: Elmer Akre L, Bud Cameron F, Ron Wyland R. Time: 441. 76. 410-yard dash: Jud Jones G. Doug Bandy G. Bill Bates A. Time: 62 US. Low hurdles: Don Spinas M, Wayne James G. Ernie Warren L. Time-20.5. 220-yard dash: Traver Campbell O Larry Schwelnfurt OP, Fred Flowers L. Tlme:23.0. SSO-yard run: Jerry race r, Arnle Krueger G. John Stuckey A. Time:2:04.2. 880-yard relay: South (Schweln furt GP. Williams GP.Ooodman M, Redden Mi. Time: 1:31.9. Hlih Jump: Wade Holbrook L, Don Save J and Dick James OP. Height: 6 ft. 3-18 In. (New meet record, old record of 8 feet by Emery Barnes J, 1848). Pole rault: Ernie Warren L, Br) Newland M, Gary McFarland GP, all tied. Height: 12 ft. r'holput: Mike Bogdan J, Jack Mead M. John Martin C. Distance: 60 It. 6 34 In. Broad Jump: Phli Clifford J. Dick Williams GP. Gary McFar land GP. Distance: 20 ft. 10 In. California Crew Wins NEWPORT kahuhr r.lli in The University of California crew loomed stronger as a possible U.S. i representative In the Olympic j Games Monday following a decisive victory in tne llnals of the Western Intercollegiate Snrlnt Rowing Championships on Saturday. The Golden Bears rowed the 2.000-meter Olympic distance in 6:46.8 to win bv more than four lengths over Stanford which fin ished in 7:04.8. In the preliminaries. California won Its heat easily from Oregon State and UCLA while Stanford beat British Columbia and the Univer sity of Southern California without being pressed. DREWS Manstore - home of famous Stetson straw hats BUILD BETTER FOR LESs PEYTON PUMICE BUILDING BLOCKS ! 20 GAME WINNERS MOROANTOWN. W. Va. 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