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PHILADELPHIA I The fourth
and inont lurrnllve eplode In ihe
Jersey Joe Wnlcoit-Katnrd Charles
load icrlcs will be unrprlrd Thurv
ji.iv Mum with Charles rated a 31
?.ivorte in make bolting hlalorv and
become Ihe first former heavy,
weight king lo win back hla crown
Kiirrcasla ol fair wrnlher lor the
n - rounder In Municipal rHaclliiin
boosted promoler Herman Tnylor'a
loiilKli-ni-e thai abmii 36.00(1 will
pnv IJMUKH) lo nee Ihe wrap.
Tnvlor nld he already had $160,000
In the till and predicted a bumper
last day aalr
With H7&.000 paid for Ihe Radio
TV rliihtn. this latent, and no doubt
laat. number In the three year
old rivalry appear a clnrh io
eclip.ie the financial lake ol the
niher three stop. In Chicago, De
Iron and Pittsburgh
Fraid expects lo weight 192
pound heaviest of his career. I
- Nearlng 31. he has grown Into a
full . Iledk-ed heavyweight. Is heav
ier aiound the face and on his less,
nd undoubtedly has slowed up in
Ihe hullillnn up prncesn He is
aarrlflrlng ome ol hla apeed for .
powr
Wak-ott'a weight has not varied
ituirh- He expect to weight 194
or 195.
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vanced lo the nnarler-llnnl round
rtf the Prlnrv Tournament with a i
6-3. 6-4 victory over D. J. Padon.
Manche.iter. England Loul.se
Rrough ol Heverlv Hills, Calif., de-
icaiea nusan i-artriage. o-i. o-j to
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Ken McOrcRor. Mrrvvn Ro.ie. Leu-
1 llcnd and Ken Rracwnll alontr
with American Badge Pnltv moved i
Into the aiuirler-flnnls of Ihe Bel-
kiiiiti International Tournament.
Seallle Bill Talberl of New
York led Die wnv Into the ounrter -
finals of the National Hard Courts
championships bv defeating Doug
LeFebrc of Senlile. 6-0. 6-1.
RACING
Ins'lcwood, Calif. Count Me :
Out i24.1Qi won Ihc Whltllcr Han
dicap at Hollywood Park.
Saxton Wins
29th Straight
CHICAGO W Muscular Johnny
Rnvlnn fnllnwnri mil hlfi nlnn nf
:owdlng, covering and connecting
ftn whip rangy Luther Rawllngs
H'ednesday night and register his
atltli consecutive ring victory with
out a lo.sa.
The Nrw York welterweight out
wolghed his Chicago, opponent 147
tn 144 ' j pounds.
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3 Games
In Front
! Hy The Associated Press
vic toria s i vees irnri lit Rtu.Vanj,
j Indians swapped Western Inter-
! national League opponents Thurs-
juce' siruggle lor league supremacy
urtil a later date. .
I Spokane moved nn lo Vancouver
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for n lour came staiiil auninsi
lhe third - pluie Canllanns. Vic-
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:pince L.ewtsion Drones.
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Spokane framed a 7 0 shutout
around the three - hit pitching of
Spokane
Jolin Marshall In lie lirst game
a doubleheader. Victoria took
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"J 1 if o serieJ ' with Bpok
ncn ine inM scries itinrtea
rc Kamra out in front of the
Indians. I he tennis meet again at
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Elsewhere aiound the league
1 Wednesday night, Yakima edged
Trl City 4-3, ending the Braves'
j win wtrenk al four straight, and
Salem made It lwn-ln-a-row over
iWcnaichce, 7-2. Vancouver and
Lewis Ion were rained out again
Jack Thompson held Trl - City
to five scattered hits as Yakhnn
evened tho series at Kennewlck
al a win apfece. Oene Kllnger
drnvr In three of the Bears' four
run".
Salem's Jack Hemphill also
tinned In a live hitter as his
teammates enshed in on tho wild
ness nf Wrnn tehee's starling pitch
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Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 4
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Philadelphia i Detroit 3
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Seattle 2 San Francisco 1
Hollywood 1 Portland 0
San Diego 2 I-os Angeles I
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Wednesday'! Results
Spokane 7-3 Victoria 0-7
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Kmsns Cily 6 Columbus 0
Milwaukee 10 Toledo 1
Ixiuiaville 1 8t. Paul n
Mlnn'npolls 10 Indianapolis 9
INTKKNATIONAI. LDAGIE
HOcne.Mer 6 Bnlllmore 4
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j Toronto 7 Sprlnglleld 6
Ottawa 3 Svracuee 1
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.Okli.homa Cllv 7-8 ' Sh'reveporl 4-4
! Beaumont 3-11 Tuba 2-6
Houston 7-1 Fort Worth 3 3
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Dallas 4 San Antonio
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s,11 Lake 11 Idaho Falls 3
I'ocaieno s vgnen 6
tuniy games scneauieai
There were three sets of Jockey
, brothers this winter
ai riiairan.
TIlAV U'HI-n riOlM AMrl TSn C.i,.l..k
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IJtminv ann Nw-k rnmh.d fin1
j Clarence and Jimmy Picou.
!KNO LEAGUE
Top Netmen in Quarter-finals
SEATTLE HI Seeded players
R- ,'he "cJd fntirlnl ihc
ch"mPion Thurs-
av with fnrmur ii.ttr.noi rhain.
aay will) lormer national Cham-1
plon Art Larsen and Hnrrv Llkasjthe lournev's second malor upset
of San Francisco paired in
one
of the dav s feature matches.
Larsen, seeded No 3. and Llkas.
No. 6. the first of the top-ranked
players to collide head-on. nd-1
var.ced wllh case In Wednesday's
round.
Larsen ousted unseeded Seth
Peterson of Sacramento 6-4. 6-4.
ar.a L,iaas aownea rreo risncr oi
Senlile 8-4. 6-2.
Other favorites slated to see
action Thursday were Herb Flam,
of Los Angeles, seeded No. 1,
against Bill Mllllkan of Madlgan
General Hospital: and BIU Talberl
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Bosox Take Loop Lead
Hy The Associated Pre
Thin may be the year ihm Tom
Yawkcy Ik rewarded for hln costly
una unceasing cilort to tiring nn
Amerlcun Leugue pennant to
Bofiton.
'Hie generous owner of the Red
! Sox found out painfully that pen -
iniiiU couldn't be bought. Yawkey
nn:n nci u nn tTA".-iinivf: iiwin
system. It produced u pennant In
"T,. JS h,?l,11" h".."'"
Yuwkcy, fur from discouraged,
tried another melliod. Tuesday he
okayed a one - million - dollar
deal lhat brought lour veteran
from Detroit In exchange lor in-
fielder Johnny Penky, Walt Dropo.
Fred Hallleld, Pitcher Bill Wight
and outfielder Don Lenhnrdt
The trade alreadv has nid ihe
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2-Hitter
By The Associated Prrsi
Pacific Coaht League fans were
lrcaied Wednesday night to one of
I the finest evenings of pitching in
Iclrcuti annals.
i Hollywood beat Portland. 10
Hacinmcnto blanked Oakland, 1-0.
San Diego nosed out Los Angeles,
' bt-allle nipped Ban Francisco,
2-1
'1 nere were three two-hitlers, one
llucc-hiller and one four-hitler.
Besides superb hurling, fans saw
exhibitions of llghl defensive play.
Tightest of Ihe games was the
Hollywood - Portland affair. Mel
Wucen, down from PitL-.burgh.
bested the veteran Red Adams,
as both ullowed only two hits. It
was a bitterly disappointing defeat
tor Adorns, for he has held the
Slurs In lu-n ht! In hi invt lu.n
""h1 against them, while his
teammates failed lo make a run
nr m
RUINRO
homer
I Al Portland May 17
by
Jack Phllllns ruined Ari.m.
game.
Wednesday night a seventh in -
nine single by Ted Beard scored
iiiwnri nini aeajn. inf win was
Hollvuood s fiflh in m row. dnrmir
iun nimu s inui in a row. uuring
which the collective opposition has
'scored only six runs. i Timrt H.f., u..T" " . )"l
At Seattle Al W.dmar out-dueled n.e?? hi. V-.T.'.'fh DltCh"
!AI Lien for the Ralnlers victory. '' C,Z J?I l"l'Ttt tuos
Wldmar. allowing eight safeties. .'Vu, '"caUher kov Z??r
Bob Boyd s double and Walt Jud-;
nlrh's single. I
SKVKN HITS
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I Oakland's Bonnie Mahrt had a
iiio-hltler for five Innings and i
lone-hitter going into the elehth
, ini-n sunnily usirowsai powaerea
isv unit over inc icnce w give
Sacramento Ihe ball game.
Ciuv Fletcher. San Diego's grum-
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i of New York No 2 against I Oihtr results included-
En"ry " Karlln.
Bl quU y Northern Seattle. 6-0. 0-1: Tom Brown. 6an
Division champion from the Uni- rrancisco. seeded No. 4. defeated
, ..n.-vitt. f urAoKint .k. it, t i
versity of Washington who scored
wetuirsdny was down for a match
with Jack Lowe of Seattle, and
, Jim Brink of Portland was paired
against Hugh Stewart of Los
Angeles.
OulUlan, co-holder of the national
unlor doubles title, reached the
j quarter - finals with a surprising
C-3 6-4 victory over seventh -
tccdrd Charlrv Hare of Chicago,
a former British Davis Cup star.
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Red Box dividend. Three of the
newcomer, third baseman George
Kell, outfielder Hoot Event, and
pitcher Dizzy Trout learned up
Wednesday lo lead the Box to a
13-11 triumph over the Cleveland
Indian, The victory enabled Ihc
1 ftcd Box to lake over the lead frorh
i the Indian.
bvcra una iveil eacn nil Home
runn and Trout saved the time
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pitching
The New York Yankeea climbed
'Into third place, 1 '2 game behind
Boston and five percentage points
ahead of Washington, by beating
Die Chlcazo While Sox, 6-3.
ElOIfT HTRAIGHT
Little Bobby Brunt turned In
hi. .ioiih irii.hi ul.i. .h i.
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iiuiiii vi me bcumii aa iiie Aiitiri-
ics shaded Detroit, 4-3, in a night
game at Philadelphia. Eddie
Joo.si two-run homer In the fourth
decided Ihe issue in a game de-
iyea an nour ano 21 minutes by
in
In Die National League. Ihe
Brooklyn Dodgers stretched their
lead to two games, downing the
Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-4. In a night
game while the runner-up New
York Giant bowed, 6-2, to Chicago
,in the afternoon.
SHUTOUT
Cloyd Boyer came up with his
second shutout of the season as
the Cardinals defeated the Boston
Braves. 64). in a nlirht sum at
ft. Louis. Boyer allowed four hits,
fanned seven and walked none.
1 'Ilie Reds outlasted the Philadel-
pma Phillies, 10-8. in a night game
at Cincinnati.
Metiers,
Elks Win
Slugfests
The Conger Field bssepaths were
,?ged wllh he8vV traffic last
, " icrs ana jmks won
OIU-IPHS,
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fourth with Ralph Carroll clouting
- j 'a 7 "
? " ' UV ?u,e In in?. "ve-run
, iram rtrUn r-,. .
?rJi"d -?Jx?n ol,ecuid
,,p- S..C n A11IO
Gaines Pridav niRht put leaitue
lenci.nir Bill s Place against Chilo-
lers against Kalplne In the after-
)ne scores:
tlks 001 331 j-io 10 S
Metiers 431 502 x-15 16 3
L. . ounc and Flocchini; Hafar
una carrier.
.T'lJts
420 321 3-15
Rnjn Anln
610 203 2-14
Asiiby and Harris: Mitchell and
Robertson.
WIL Meeting
In Yakima
Yakima June 11. WIL President
Robert Abel announced Wednes
day.
ik.l -.1 I.. tt,i Hni i .i .
'would be on the agenda.
' I.t. .1 L. Courtrlirht Seattle (Ui
i 8-3: Brink defeated Lawrence Pesce.
Seatile, 6-0. 6-1; 8tewart defeated
Wnllv Bostlck. Seattle. 6-3. 6-0:
Talberl defeated Doug LeFebrc,
6-0, 6-1: Brink defeated Herb
Sniclheram, 6-1, 6-0; Brown de
Icalccf Jim Demas, Sacramento,
6-0, 9-7.
In the women's division, top
seeded Marv Prentiss of Los
Angeles downed Susan Dempsey of
ISeattle 6-0. 6-0.
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PHILADELPHIA I Heavy
weight Rex Layne's manager
Thursday threatened to put a legal
crimp In the proposed Harry (Kldi
Matthewi Rocky Marclano bout
i r ."I"Ti Jc.?-.u
June 19th bout with Layne In
Seattle.
Marv Jenson, manager of Layne,
aald that Jack Hurley, Matthewa'
pilot, had algned a contract pro
viding for the Layne Matthewa
return. Matthewa, high - ranking
Seattle light heavyweight, outpoint
ed Layne In Portland, Ore., May
19.
dlckerln'rfor the Mthewa-Marc,
The International Boxing Club la
ano bout for New- York a Polo
Grounds, July 14.
Hurley and I signed a contract
calling for a return bout on June
19," paid Jenson.
VALID
'My lawyer told me it's a per-
! f-CMV valid contract and I'm eoine
i reciiy valid contract ano i in going
a0 my uimoai to ee mat Maun
ews and Hurley fulfill the con
tract." Hurley, also In Philadelphia for
the title fight, said, "the contract
is for June 9, nol June 19. I ve
i been trying to reach promoter
Jimmy Fltlen about It but I haven't
been able to locate him. What a
. Jensnn irrnminn about anvwaw
All he wants is some publicity."
Jenson said he was perfectly
: serious about the whole affair.
,' SUSPENSION
: "I've spoken to Harvey Miller.
secretary of the NBA and have
an appointment this Friday with
Bob Chrlstenberry (chairman! of
the New York Athletic Commlv
slon." said Jenson. "Miller told me
to get the Washington Stale Athletic
Commission to suspend Matthews
If he doesn't go through with the
fight. He said if Washington does
thai, all the other NBA states
would honor the suspension.
"As for Hurley's remark about
a June 9th date, that's not so,1'
added Jenson. "Besides I have an
other contract with him caUing for
a return within 90 days of that
May 19 fight. I mean business and i
he s going lo find It out."
Brem Okay
For Fresno
State Set
CORVAIXIS. Ore. iPi The
Fresno Stale baseball club was to
arrive here Thursday for Friday's
NCAA District 8 playoffs with Ore
gon State.
uregon state won the Pacific
Coast Conference title last week ;
by upsetting University of South
em California 12-10 and 5-4.
Fresno State became the cham
pion Independent team of the West
by defeating SeatUe University 2-1
and 20-4.
Winner of this weekend's two-
out-of-lhree playoffs will be the
i District 8 champion and wlU earn
I in the NCAA tournament
iat Omaha beginnine June 12.
Bailey Brem, Oregon State's
pitching star who missed the USC
series because of a pulled side
I muscle, probably will be recover-
1 ed for this weekend's contest.
Besides Brem the Oregon State
! Pitching staff consists of southpaw
Don White and right hander Norh
i Wellman who pitched the PCC vic
tories over use.
Ray Honsberger
Gets PGA Spot
CLARKSTON, Wash. uf Clark
ston pro Ray Honsberger has been
named the Northwest's second
representative at the National
Professional Golfers' Association
tournament at Louisville, Ky
June 18-25. '
Dave Killen, secretary of the
Northwest PGA. notified Hons
berger Wednesday Johnny Lang
ford of Portland Is ill and will
not be able to compete.
Frank Newell of Tacoma also
will represent the Northwest.
YESTERDAY'S STARS
By The Associated Press
Pitching Bobby Shants. Ath
letics, turned in his eighth straight
victory and ninth of the season in
pitching Philadelphia to 4-3 tri
umph over Detroit.
Batting Larry Doby. Indians,
drove home six runs on homer,
triple, double and single but effort
was wasted as Cleveland bowed.
13-11, to Boston.
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THE LEGS of Referee Wally Moss frame the ending of
last night's mat rhubarb at the Armory with Toi Yamato
rocking Kurt Von Poppenheim to sleep with his famous
lullaby hold.
Yamato,
Dusette
Both Win
Wrestling fans last night saw
Tol Yamato and Kurt Von Pop.
penheim finish a three-fall match
in Just two seconds more than
seven minutes as the Jap served
inext week's foe, with a victory over
the German.
warning on Georges uusette, ms
! Dusette had a somewhat tougher
'time with Steve
(Tiger) Nenoff.
Dusette took 32 minutes, 32 sec
onds to score with his full nelson
against the mat veteran.
But even then it took some doing.
Dusette admitted later that be
never met anyone with a "tougher
neck." It took a lot of shaking be
fore Nenoff checked out. He
couldnt return for the next fall
The patrons could hardly keep up
wth the fast action in the closing
bout as von poppenheim scored in
1:20 with the Boston crab.
EVEN
The Nip evened matters in 34
seconds, decking the Prussian with
two Sumara chops (backhands to
the neck) and following with the
body slam and press.
The third-fall "marathon" took
5:08 with Yamato scoring with his
sleeper hold when Von Poppenheim
turned to quarrel with Referee
Wally Moss.
The German three times put the
stretch on Toi but Moss broke It
up, claiming the wrestlers were
out of the ring.
RHl'BARB
This infuriated Von Poppenheim
and he turned to argue with Moss.
Yamato dropped htm with a rabbit
punch and applied the sleeper for
the victory.
Yamato has posted 8100 forfeit
money for his match with Dusette
next Wednesday. This match has
been brewing for weeks since
Yamato beat the French-Canadian
with the sleeper In 30 seconds in
a recent match.
Frenchy Roy beat Bill Melby,
substituting for Gino Nicolini, with
the stomping toe hold in 19:51 of
the opener last high.
FIGHTS
By The Associated Press
Chicago Johnny Saxton. 147,
Brooklyn, outpointed Luther Raw-1
lings. 144 '2. Chicago. 10.
Miami Beacn. ria. joe run-1
done. 163 V;. Boston, outpointed
Billv Kilgore. !t. Miami, iv.
El Paso, Tex. Charley Salas.
Phoenix, stopped Ramon Perez.
El Paso. 4. '
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Mrs. Harby Bechen vs. Mrs. Mar
tin Swanson
Senior flight: Mrs. E. B. Broster
hous vs. Mrs. Clarence Humble. -
Beginners In 18-hole play are
paired as follows: 9:20 Ravmond
iactmss' fvhniid-r: V-jZLpv:;'
Hall. Lawler.
SPORTS
MIRROR
By The Associated Prest
Today a year ago Mel-Pat-ton's
time of 20.3 seconds for 'the
220 yards was accepted as a record
by Ihe National Amateur Athletic
Federation.
Five years ago Spud Chandler
held the Detroit Tigers to three
hits as the New York Yankees won.
7-0. and cut the Tigers first-place
lead to one game.
Ten vears ago The Brooklyn
Dodgers split a doubleheader with
the Chicago Cubs but led the
National League by 6 M games, as
the St. Louis Cardinals bowed to
the New York Giants.
Twenty years ago Helen Wills
Moodv defeated Mme. RenelMath
ieu. France, 7-5, 6-1, to take the
French women's tennis crown
for the lourth time in five years.
The oldest harness race In the
world Is the Transylvania, a fret
ting stake that has been annually
at Lexington. Ky. since 1889.
Klamath Rifle & Pistol Club
Merchandise
Shoot
Large and Small Bore
SUNDAY-JUNE 8TH
10:30 A.M. :
Leqlon and Moote Ranqt
. End of Eberlein Street'
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