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Newspaper Page Text10.V2 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK ELEVEN Uiroele Som Pood, hut- losebol y TimnsrAYt may 21), ' 1 Bond-holders Have Ballpark Key, Ponder Use of Stadium ' I II.. I U.lll I. -..1 Mn.lna IIikI , liiiiif.hu I hU 11 lly 111 I) IIVRU rfU o Klumntli Fiilln nfxt yenr. llirro will bo no piofrxiiilonnl -jt,,,, u(.Cf , Mrcnutliriird bv th bniirUnll III Onus Bliulluni thin 1(a ,llt , pun(rliilit Nation ymr bnrrltiK nil iinenpri'lnd loll-1 nlt, piirent club of Hi" Gems lor Ht'lc-fwii llioiiKh Untie Hum, wlm ;,,iir vrnrs. are Mill Interested In wnn keriilmi (hi) halliinrk's dool" lilnimiih , Kail as baseball closed, him boon imiu in inn. Nino local "eiiucla." whu wnin lo icinaln iinnnvnious, Ian vtm helled mil 7,U33.33 to wipe mil KIhiiiiiIIi Untrbaira dobl to tlio Dc pnrtniriil ol Internal Revenue. A kiiiiWKKiniiii Inr the iiroui) told O11 Ilnnld mid News Hint tm Icll i minor loniiun beachhead, KI.111111II1 llascbnll Inc., bv muck-holdrrn. In broke. Scattered debts ittitnd In htlKhborhood ol Ufl.uoo, lltnid-holdrrs wint 31 o( them own tho physical assets ol the Uie icrlnln Hint busebiill, uniirr ino uniipbra. sucn s urn whu, mum banner of Kliimnlh Baseball. Inc., Hunts, cto. ' would not be played this year. In otherworcl . "J;',"'de1 However, some optimism re-1 wit now lelt lioldlim a SJa.Uuu In- ( Mitt- mmm'wi' - , ?-r xmmifL vpotiiient. They'd like Co Rrl their money out but It teems certain. In view ol baseball's four-year flnan clnl headache, the bond-holdera will be cauey about how the park la lined. The bond-holders own the ball- owned Park. They ran open the doors , II they want lo. Vanouii plans are bclim con sidered but al thla wrlllnii no definite step lias been taken. Some rumor porrflsls that an enterprising promoter could have the park for CiS.OOl. lie, In turn could use the Stadium as he tees (It. Whether the bond-holders will let lli.- park be ,usrd lor local baseball actvltles such as Ameri can Junior Lesion baseball or the City Recreation Department's Junior Baseball program remains to be teen The same thing Is true of any tenl-prolesslonal baseball venture. Lateness ol the season seemed to rule out anv aurh posjlbllltv. Technically. Klamath Baseball Inc. does not hold a franchise ftnymore. That money was re funded by the National Association of Minor Leagues and has been used slnre January for miscel laneous expemea. 4 J aw.- TIME OUT! Saiff Wallard Holds Record 18 TOI YAMATO -sirms to have Ills dreams mixed in this shot ,on last night's tag team match at the armory. The Nip applied the sleeper to his partner, Kurt Von Poppcn heiin, when the German refused to wrestle. Kurt and Tol were defeated by i'rankic Stojack and Buck Davidson in a wild bout. Stojack, Buck Victors With Assist from Pop San Diego Explodes For Win By The Associated Press It's hard to explain why a bull rlub frequently goes all-nut lr,r INDIANAPOLIS I Motorists and motorcyclists massing outside Indianapolis Motor Speedway gates Thursday killed time debating: Can anybody match Lee Wall srd's record breaking 1951 speed In Friday's 600-mlle Memorial Day auto race? Old timers who had seen a dozen "Ju.i look at .those darn fools. I or so pi mi ! pasi m ouo s oouotco Fred - wonder' they don't break'i' Wallard s 126.244 mile - an iher loci necks!" I '!' " Y' i FASTER I This year's 33-car ileld averaged about two miles an hour lastcr I than the '51 Ileld In qualifications, j Bui It Isn't likely lo enjoy the .pcrlecl racing conditions ol last year. Weather and wrecks can cut '.he speed lar below the cars' potential. Last year the weather was perfect hoi and windless and the race BILL'S TAKES LEAD Bill' Plc . 4 0 Suburban Tavern . 3 I Klpln ... 3 1 Mtlltli 1 1 rin i l Chlloquln I 2 Bai'n Auto . ... 0 2 Iwrcuhn i 0 4 r.r.i l.al Mini RlU'a Place -J Suburban 0 Kalplna 13 Hereulaa 10 was slowed only one minute and 10 seconds by a wreck. That was ' Mauri Rose's upset. He landed In . , the Infield and the track wasn't ,rSi : blocked .730 I RUN OL'T There's also the possibility J2 j pointed out by Louis Meyer of Los 'ka I Angeles, builder ol most of the by The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pel. Now York 26 8 .765 Brooklyn 23 10 .607 Chicago 21 16 .568 Cincinnati 19 17 .528 Philadelphia 15 18 .455 St. Louis 17 21 .447 Bonon 13 19 .406 Pittsburgh 7 32 .17B "Wednesday's Results New York 6 Brooklyn 2 Chicago 7 St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 2 Only games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Cleveland 24 15 Washington 20 15 Bo.-toi. 20 15 New York 17 15 Chicago 19 19 St. Louis 19 23 Philadelphia 13 18 Detroit 11 23 Wednesday's Results Detroit 6 Cleveland 2 St. Louis 3 Chicago 1 engines In the cars, that ihe drivers I"'" "" ."" might run out ol automobiles before the end of the race. Only eight '".r .irr'.u. w.rrsan Diego mcjcr UUUIH.U uui uibv Luc; insiw i -n Drake engines were designed only 'lv .0Q " to, speeds of about 125 miles an ck,t"di ? 26 23 Hapless Bucs Threat To Modern Loss Mark Pel. .615 .571 .571 .531 .500 .452 .419 .324 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet 37 Bill's Place has no company .ttop 111 ntv ftnfthttll TairiiM lwlnv aft. er sharllnv erNfuihfln nnhj,al Ctih. i t-u. . in.n nk,nnail tt,a LOS Angeles urban Tavern Inst nluht in the (pt. , nmit aaarinv rinti-n fnrlan rTancisco lure buttle on Conger Field" by a I the race but some mechanics chose Portland hits for a second flight hurlcr, then 7-5 count ' :.'"ctr.. :7n. .i nlch Pacrnmento falls to support IM best. Bill', Place erased a 0-6 deficit speed - nd W. Sacramenio splayer . manager with a late rally as Darrel Soren- P joe uornon oners a ineory. l.son won a pltcherj' duel Irom Ous j He says thai when a second i Gustvang ranker takes the mound "the bovs The deleat knocked Suburban Into JiL. tfi-n Ay.F '?' m"s-;',le "" Pot with Kalplne.1 figuring well need them." 13-10 winner over Hercules in the 1 Gordon has a pitcher named I other game on the twin bill Kenny Gables, who has been doing Kalpine broke out In a rash ol ellZ 5." ,or h,m,f" round ihe;home runs with winning pitcher ?iCmnC C,0',l lfifue",ce ,1f4 lJ"y arls 8u,rl" the'circiilt p. Going Inio Wednesday night s rade with lour-bagger in the -wc- only three earned runs in 20 lone In the third T.nd BiIS Innings. But the Bars hadn't Iwam ariHH ,nn,h . .1.. . bailing for him. His record nasi Ray Slalght. Hercules, had . perl .nlW bat. collecting -.our 81'PPORT (hits In as many tries. . Wednesday rilcht Ihe Knlnn. .0. ! Friday's nmn h.v. k... corded him the support lo which ponrd because of the Memorial he is entitled, and presto: Sacra-1 Dbv holldfly weekend, mcnlo 7, Seattle 2. Elsewhere It i ne scores: 7" " Angeles 6. San Francisco j Hercules 050 1. ban LMCUO 8. Pnrltnnri 9 n.l Oaklond 4. Hollywood 3. Gables bad a shutout -going until .-!.S.'JUl' whfn Al L'0,,s h" ' ?,Mn,h ,!,ome run ovcr te left field wall wilh Bobbv wii.n base. The Sacs backed r.hi. n with 11 hits and scored sly 111 Ihe Slxlh limine A ir,i. 1... John Oslrowskl and' a double bv oordon sparked the rallv. Ban Diego exploded ior seven tallies in two mnintr tn . whelm Portland. Thai m,d. 1," uV-, j " " row ,or lne Padres 004 1-10 3 S 121 128 x-13 12 3 and Carrier; Griggs Kalpine McDanlcls and Carlson. .(B,'"j? -8uburbn line icore not Hy The Associated Press INTERNATIONAL Inr.rr - iv, iiic run ir'i . ... " " t-oriund scored Its two run off'uullllic 8 Rochester 3 on J 7..S..H,f "PA"'"!?.'""'" (-if V n Hwiior wim Hon 1 11 ASM. I Tol Yamato illdn'l have a Irlctut In the house last night not even nis tng team partner, sadistic Kurt Von i'oppenhenn. The skeptics won't believe It but Fiankle Stojack and Buck David son feel kindly toward the Proud Prussian today. Bccitusc, with the German's big assist, Slojack mid Duvldson today hold a hard-earned victory over Yamato and Von Pop, penhclm Each team had a fall with Von Poppriiheini nursing an injured shoulder In his corner as the result of a bad tumble Irom the ling when Stojack threw the Nip into his mldrllf. Syracuse 2 Toronto 1 Montreal ( Springfield 2 Ottawa 6 Baltimore 2, II Innings AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Beaver Dilrher Pr.rt d-.j Milwaukee 7 Mlnnennolis 6 son but Stojuck broke up Ihe slum-' chased Irom tho mound alter Iourii!!!,""?po"s 11 Tollo 5 ber pnrty before Davidson .' ruw In the fourth. 1 Columbus 9 Louisville 5 .i , Tn tniwvU. l. i. ... Ifillcmi (-!(,, at Ct 13. . . 1 I w"h HOIIy.j WvVe rVrriIif'a'M""ca ttllh I vim KUiUC ILUl rrr link- nnri hi Inmou1 hlcrprr hold on Duvld I dreaming dreams Dnvtdhon bounced vengeance, bringing a Japanese li"",'? s'x-8'"e losing streak. San Antonio 3 Beaumont 2. 11 In iincle' from Yamato with Ihe pun-1 VC'.0' 3J Payers saw action 1 f, s . Ishlng surfboard, after bouncing ! mne''h ball game. I Shiev epo rt 5 Houston 0 both "he -up and-Von Top around ; .. An"eI'? wound in the 'Slf'J"'?, hCll,y JPa""ns 2 with the drop hendlork fJn,i;S?n,?ln", "ve ""fOs and Fort V,rXtlXI 'S-A , r Krcnclw Rov used the corkscrew i . 'o produce lour runs' f'0?:15? i-tAGlE toe-hold lo win Ihe Inst two falls Sn '.u ,t 81nK'onhsd ihe !"a( 'v.i i. . -n ol , 2-nf-3 scuffle In the opener ! Ancl? "e" control until J5f'c J"',l.ey. 'L?.8,?. Chapman Benched Idaho Falls 8 Pocatello.4 Great Falls 3 Billings 2 Mm nil! Mnlhv I irame, MlSt'NDIHSTANDINO Apparently everyone but Rov thought Mclby had won In a raiher strange ending. Km-li hnrl n tnll nhi,H knIK Stojack was giving Yamato you-1 pIled thc g1Bpeviileth( gimmick :::r.: z .h . r-vr"- ,o ""t fan- Seattle w - ni h.nbut ileve llie Jannncsi SnVidmM i .h." ' , ."' ",y JUnaln T.TOM OCHILTREE . In. North Pacific areas 'T' V., ' "i "r" i"KesnncK Scotland t Dirk 2A rnd IB will close at 12:01 a.m. HIKED dered the men to.break H up. pat-Chsnftian . riM,nHW " ? June 9. the International Fisher- TLu.?. ..y.V ,e bnc'. . ... ' 'mm Plnehurst, N. C.. and U S les Commission announced Wed- uuiiig a victory snilllie Alnatpur kin. mil. ,, nr-sHnv of the l-lnir uhn Bnt, : L" .. .T." ."" ' nwcii were, Halibut Closure Yamato look It graciously Ihe tlrll I lUn ll,nu lil ,I.a Ii,.i1 t,.. (rom VmV Pnnnnnhnlm lrV..H I ,h0 cpntcr Of tllC ring When ROV TrVffMi PcnPiP,wnhPfL,L,t hrJVkd. corkscrew on. the Sail lunula In Vnn Dn,i. ...IJ.,I . , "SO ISQ. '- Kiini'l)ir, null lashed out with his font and ,it Yamato into a backwards somer sault. Stojack caught Yamato In the middlo ol the roll, held him with the back press for the third and rubber fall. Yamato rushed lo tho corner snd htd Von Pappcnhclm wrapped hi iio sleeper hold, but Referee Wally Moss came to lie Oerman's rescue Yamalo won thc first fall with TRAINED Diesel Mechanics NEEDED (iklllrd M.n Nacilfrt tot Poallloni Iff llie U.S.A. and Knrclsn Countrlu. Special Olfer lo All 0 l.'i. Construction LoQnino ' Troniportollon Agriculture ' -W Con Halp Yon Qualify! ' If yen' am mrrhanloallv Inrllnrd tnd rln inr him pay" .lead" i ,."''. w' "P'n, iKFrollva mall at" one.".1 ' bt,ow ,nl1 INTERSTATE TRAINING SERVICE "iK"'" HMvy '?u'"i VWIIITK BOX 1S4 Itr.RAI.D.NFW.1 I wan; to enter the illo.l and equip ment Ileld. Pleaae lurnlalt nie lull In fonnallon about your approved training and free plaremenl arivliorv lervlre. I am particular!" Intereled In i ' Operator I I Service Man l i Demonstrator I I Dle-el Fn Slneer i I Parlnman I I Servlrn Manneer i i Tractor Dleael I I rolling spooler. t Name i,: i... Phone .'1...,i.,.rt. Addrena ..,..,..'....'.'.,'..,; ......,,..,.!'..,.ti.i.,.riM Cly ...j,. Riala Aft Preient OocupUon.Mivi.j Cmnlovari hv 1 0 1 ' ' " ' , - ,.... ,,- )lf you live oft nrD'Hve dlreollonnl -TT" Moss later exnlnined lhai aaaI- by's leg was over the lower strand of rope and he was merely sep arating the boys to get them back In tho cenler of thc ring Anyway, Roy was the winner In a fast, pleasing bout. KIlOCKea OUt Of the British Am.. T,II'.P!" rhamplonshjn Thursday by MaJ. David Blair, a 35-year-o!d reserve on the British Walker Cup team. For the past five .-seasons an av-1 erage of 3.783.S03 baseball fans i have paid to watch American j League night games. . I Are you in trouble? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 College Playoffs Billed NEW YORK OH Within the next week or so, the eight base ball teams which 'will compete in the Co'lege World Series at Omaha. Neb., June 13-16, will be decided in a far-reaching series of district playoffs Involving 22 teams. Approaching the Ideal the college coaches had in mind when they founded the championshi.o tourna ment six vears ago. the end ol the regular-conference and league races lelt more comenaers man can be bandied in one tournament. Thus only the - New- England district is likely to name a re presentative without a playoff and only three other regions were able to whittle the field down to two teams each. Playoff action begins Friday in the Mid-West and Pacific Coast districts. The two top teams in the Mid-America Conference, West ern Michigan and Ohio University, will face the Big Ten co-cnampion. Illinois, and third place Wisconsin in district 4 first round series at Kalamazoo. Mich., and Champaign, III. Instead of naming the Pacific Coast Conference champion, dist rict 8 went to a four - team playoff mis year, inviting beanie univers ity and Fresno (Calif.) State. These two clash Friday and Satur day while Southern California and uregon state play on ior me Dig conference title, lite winners will play a best of . three series June 6-7. 20 .649 23 .582 25 .537 27 .509 30 .464 30 .434 23 33 .411 Seattle 22 32 .407 Wednesday's Results ' Sacramento 7 Seattle 2 'Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 1 San Diego 8 Portland 2 Oakland 4 Hollywood 3 Yesterday's Stars By The Associated Press BATTING Don Mueller. Gi ants Hit homer and two dou bles in New York's seventh straight PITCHING Jim Hearn, Gi ants Came back from Monday night knockout to strong arm Eiooklyn with lour nits. e-i. as New York swept three game ser ies. Wi USI OOODYEAR MATERIALS tad FACTORY METHODS STOP IN TODAY ron goodyear txIra-Miliag RECAPPING $ 10? 50 Exchtngt 6.00k 16 CONVENIENT TERMS goodyear SERVICE STORE 8ln and Klamath Ph. 8141 100 Paraffin Btit Eosrtrn 2 Gal. Canned Oil Special 1.47 Javhawk Petroleum 2135 South 6th Western Victoria Spokane Vancouver Lewiston Wens tehee Salem Yakima Tri-City ,735 International League W L Pet, 25 9 22 IS 16 13 18 18 17 19 17 21 14 23 13 24 By The Associated Press Wrong way Pittsburgh is running away from the National League. Without much trouble, the Pirates can clinch last place by July 4th. Racing backward at a breath taking .179 pace, they promise to find the answer to "how low Is down?" Unless there Is a drastic change, they ahould set a modern day losing record In the majors. Just look at the figures. Won 7: lost 32; games behind, 21 tfe. Games behind seventh place, 9 And the season Is only one fourth over. They lost another' Wednesday night. 5-2. to Cincinnati as thc veteran Kenny Raffensberger won his sixth of the season. Bobby Adams and Roy McMillan hit homers to ease Raffy home past Red Munger. Jack Merson homer ed for the Bucs In the upper strata of the league. Jim Hearn pitched the New York Giants to a third straight over Brooklyn 6-2, open ing up a 2',i game lead on the Dodgers. It was the last game lor Willie Mays. Giants' center fielder, who reports for Army duty Thursday. The Chicago Cubs, once a push over for Harry Brecheen, chased "The Cat" for the third straight time in beating the St.Louis Cards, Mcintosh, Hilton In Gun Wins Wednesday's Results Lewiston 6 Vancouver 4 Trl-Clty Iff Salem 8 Yakima 6 Wenatchee a Victoria 10 Spokane 3 Paul Hilton won the 16-yard shoot, E. W. Mcintosh the handicap event in a field of 18 traoshooters Sun. day in the Klamath Gun Club's weekly shoot at Wocus. , . ; Hilton missed just one target In 100 to notch a soarkline 99. Mcln- 59a i tosh hit 97 targets in the handicap .552 ; competition. Several KGC members will shoot in Bend's registered meet this weekend. The holiday weekend has can celled Sunday's shoot but regular cuttngs continue again June 8. .500 .472 .447 .378 .351 Kid Gavilan KOs Pruden INDIANAPOLIS WI FitzlePru den of Toronto. Canada, found wel terweight champ Kid Gavilan con siderably tougher the second time around. The Indiana Athletic Commission physician stopped the bout Wed nesday night after the fifth round. The non - title bout was scheduled for 10 rounds. Pruden. who had lost a split de cision to Gavilan in Milwaukee 14 months ago. was smeared with blood and tottering. It went into books as a sixth round knockout. Sundayi resulu: Paul Hilton C. A. Dunn N. R. Gilbert iBend F. C. Broylel . .. smith 16-TJ. 99 . as Nelson-Reed Jamea Horn r -, , ., C. J. Martin J. M. Adams W. G. Cooley : A. V. Moore r. Bud Cloake .... E. W. Mcintosh G. M. Gram . C. E. Mitchell iBendi . S. A. Congden R. L. Kinkaid (Bend) . Z. E. Drlacoll 7 98 Hdra. HO . S3 . n . 91 Expert Gun Repairing and Rebluing THE GUN STORE 7-3. In the other National Leagut game. Detroit just won't let Cleveland forget how the Indians knocked them out of the pennant In 1980. When Ted Gray beat the Tribe Wednesday night. 6-2, it was Detroit s fourth win In a row over Cleveland. Old Satchel Paige strolled In tn save Bobby Cain's fourth win at II, r - JIM HEARN . . . widens Giants' lead St.Louis as the Brownies broktL their four . game losing streak In beating Chicago, 3-1. The ottiei American League teams were not- scheduled. .u, Paige came In with two out and men on first and third In tht eighth. He got Sam Mele to retire the side and set them down 1-2-1 in the ninth. . . Mills Wins Sports Trophy For the second year In a row. Mills School was riven lh ninnn 4r Schulze trophy for "outstanding accoinpiisnmenis" in grade school athletics in a special awards as sembly Tuesday. Mills piled up 957 points on cham? plonships in volleyball, basketball, Softball, all Class A. first and stx cond in Class B Softball and firstti place in track and field.., c Roosevelt was second with 80611 Riverside third with 465. followed by Pelican 217, Fremont 164, Fair view 134 and Conger 32. The Joe Peak sportsmanship tm- phy. determined by votes of com petitors in the grade school league, will be shared by Conger and Riv erside, the first time the vote hat ended In a tie. , , ' ' -" -- HILLTOP CAFE NOW OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY E 60-SICOND TASTI TEST TELLS... How to choose your whiskey? 7. Have Vi ex. of Calvert put in one glass and the ' same amount of any other whiskey in an-other-wit hou t know ing which is which. 2. Sniff en brand for aroma. Taste it criti cally for amoof fines. Swallow carefully to judge its freedom from . harshness. ARMORY FOUNTAIN 1409 Main Under New Management i HARRY CILK invites you to i drop in for the GRAND OPENING TONIGHT! FAVORS for EVERYONE! if I Your qenial hosts (left to riqht) are Rudy Meyen, Harry Cilk, and Dcke Spearlnq. OPEN FROM 7 A.M. 'til 1 A.M. (Standard Time) Taste Ihe ether whiskey in the ume analytical way then pick the one that natty tattea better to you, ' WHISKIES DIFFER GREATLY IN TASTE, SO . .. Be your own whiskey expert I Make this simple taste test between Calvert Reserve and any other whiskey. It will pay you to learn which brand gives you the greatest enjoyment... which is smoother, mellower, free from harshness. We believe you'll choose Calvert, because its taste is determined by a "Consumer Jury" of thousands of folks like you. But if you still pre fer another brand, stick with it. Fair enough? h ( U - ' ,7 4SQh. B j $055 iTl pinf ' (Calvirt mi swu! I 1! Calvert Challenges Comparison . with any whiskey on the market I ; 'AlVEftl RESERVE BtENDED WHISKEY 86.J PROOf iS GRAIN MEUTRAl SPIRITS. CALVERT 0ISTIUERS CORr H Y. C