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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON MONDAY. JUNE D, 1032 ericai! 1111 I ' Leagise Lad s n't'-K'Vi 1 T,"'"" "''' .luninmi in i i mi mnui inn 11 i .jiinmii I. mmmm Mv, istn fas Am l I I 1 I Ill I f 4 ' - 1 GEORGE DUSETTE, who has a big and bitter date at the Armory here Wednesday night with Toi Yamato, is shown above putting a crusher on Kurt Von Poppenheim in a recent match. The Dusette-Yamato fracas shapes as a real thriller. Dusette has been clamoring fof the match ever since Yamato put him to sleep in a bare 30 seconds in the first meeting of the two mat aces. OSCNine Wins Crack At NCAA Championship CORVALLIS. Ore HI Oregon SUta College, the Pacific Coast Conference baseball champion, .will ' play lor the Par West in the national LKMiegiaie Auueuc -asso-.ciation tournament at Omaha this week. The Beavers, who won the coast crown In May By trouncing south ern California, earned an NCAA By The Associated Frees GOLF Ardmore. Okla. Dave Doug las captured the $15,000 Ardmore Open with one-under-par 279. Muiriield. Scotland Britain's women golfers squashed an Ameri can tally to take a 5-4 victory and .their first Curtis Cup In 30 years of competition. - . TENNIS Seattle Art Larsen won the National Hard Court Championship with a 7-5, 8-S, 7-5 victory over Her bie Flam,. GENERAL West Point. N.Y. PFC. Thad McArthur of Seattle won the United States pentathalon championship with a total of 19 points to gain a berth on the Olympic team. RACING New York One Count ($27.60) Stakes, beating the" favored Blue Man by two and a half lengths. Inslewood, Calif. A Gleam f$5.20) captured the $25,000 Holly wood Oaks at a mile and a six teenth, beating Princess Lygia and Tonga. . , KF Golfers Top Bedford Klamath golfers downed Medford In a team match Sunday, 16!? to 13 V,.' But Medford pro Al Williams tallied low score with a blazing 71, followed by Earl Schneiter's 74. D0 YOU MIND? My WIFE WANTS TO TAKE A SHOWER;" : ' Set ui for oil your automotive needs repairs and accessories, II makas, all models. 4rh& Klamath Ph. 8146 1 .dick i. mmm m. I ! ; OLDS.-CADILLAC tourney berth Saturday with an 8-4 victory over Fresno State. The .DeHvcra won uie opening piayotl ThA rimiht triitmnH nnalitiu OSC for thft Omaha tniimamnnt college baseball's Little World Series, as the representative of District A Tho TtpD.T.n- will Duke, champion of District 3, In weir iirst game at umaha Thurs day. x OKT!V HftrH TPnllma,. II i.-J O --.v. . . ...l.lu, UJlllbCU while the Beavers reached three visiiing pitcher lor 15. Freshman raDDinfi' OUt fiva hlt.c nnrf ilawin. Fresno Krn! inn non irvi i Oregon State- 000 130 13x -8 15 1 i. CJievenger, Bishop 5), War ren (8) and W. Clevenger, John son ( 7 mlpW-1 lTah nwlnnH.ni - - , , -1. . i iiuuuwuvg son (7); Wellman and Thomas. Bosox Sign Oregon Boy THM n AT T TQ ' tai A 18-year-old strikeout artist for The Dalles high school basebaU team has been signed by the Boston Red Sox for a near-record $86,000. - He is Eddie Unless, the second Oregon prepster, to be signed by the Sox in the last three days. Fri day, the American Leaguers land ed 17-year-old Jerry Zimmerman, sensational Mllwaukie catcher. Urness said he understood he would be assigned to a Boston farm club, possibly Louisville of the American Association. Tf hn ttfi Ann hnmi. f . I correct, It is the second highest &um ever paia 10 a west uoast rookie for signing with a major league club. Pitcher Paul Pettit ffot ft rpnnrtori 1on rwi fmm Tmi... burgh two years ago. The St. Louis Cardinals have 19 scouts listed plus a cheif scout and a supervisor for Class B, C and D clubs. ONLY WILL OVERHAUL MOST 6-CYL CARS AT DICK B. MILLER COMPANY! Most 6 cylinder can can be overhauled for not more than $130.00 (usually less) and vou can s-t-r-e-f-e-h the payments for it over months! EXAMPLE Pay over 8 month period Spend Interest 8 month C2 or.l a mo.) .-Total Pay only $16.90 per month! You can arrange it to suit yourself. We will give you an estimate on the job and you tell us how you wont to pay for it. If it's reasonable, we can dc it. ii in ana iiamorn fh. 4103 Cleveland Skids To 3rd Place By The Associated Press Boston's Red Sox were Uie new occupants ot first place in the American Leaisue Mondnv, The New York Yankees Jumped from third to second and Cleveland plummeted from first to third. All uuee clubs could charge it to the pitchers' pet peeve the free ticket to first. Because of the walks, onlv three percentage points separated the three teams after Sunday's acti vities, which saw the Red Sox sweep a pair from Detroit by "5-3 margins: the Yankees take two from the St. Louis Browns. 5-3 and S-0. and the Indians drop two to the Philadelphia Athletics. 13-4 and 11-3. Sam Jones Cleveland right hander, started the day's "walk athon" by passing Elmer Valo with the bases loaded in the first limine at Philadelphia to force home the A's first run. In all. Jones walked five in two innings. Teammate Bcbby Feller did even worse in the second game, walking seven in the first frame as the A's bussed Into a 5-0 lead. At Yankee Stadium. Tommv Byrne. Brownie lefthander, nave up onlv two hits In the first game but lost when three of seven walks came in to score. Reliefer Bob Kunava tossed six - hit ball for nine innings to win. GOT RUN . In the nlffhtCBD.. another St. ixjuis soutnpaw, stubby Overmire, gave up only two walks, but one of those was turned into one of the xanxs- loree runs. In the other American League game, weine fox. with three h ts led Chicago to a 8-3 victory over Washington. It was Washington's fourth straight loss and dropped the Senators tnto fourth Dlace. one point ahead ot the White Sox Meanwhile, in the National Leauue. Brooklyn continued to build up its lead bv sweeping doubleheader from Cincinnati. 11-7 and 10-4. It gave the Brooks 4 Vb-Rame bulge on the New York Giants, who trounced Pittsburgh, 9-1. behind Larry Jansen's seven hitter and home runs by Al Dark and Bob Elliott. CARDS CLl.MB The St Louis cards moved past Cincinnati into fourth place bv trimming the Philadelphia Phils, 5-3. At Chicago, the Cubs, split with the Boston Braves, winning uie opener. 7-5. as Hank Sauer hit his 14th homer, but losing the second, T-6. when Sam Jethroe poled a home run with the bases lull. WSC Victor Af Vancouver VANCOUVER. B. C. UV- Wash ington State college, paced by Al Fisner wno set a new Canadian 5.000-meter record, took first in six events to lead the field in the fourth annual Vancouver Re lays Saturday. Fisher was clocked at 15 min utes, 16 2 seconds in the 6,000- meter race, 7.4 seconds under the mark set by Cliff Salmond of Victoria, B. C. in 1948. Washington State also won the 110 meter high hurdles. 1,500 meter, 100 meters, broadjump and hop. step and Jump. The meets best performance award went to Lyle Dickey. Ore gon State pole vaulter who cleared the bar at 13 feet, six inches. Western Washington posted wins in the 400-meter hurdles and javelin. Modris Peterson won the hurdles event in 55.5 seconds. 1.6 second short of the Canadian mark set in 1936 by Johnny Loarlng. The least number of fillies Hver nominated for a Kentucky Derby was in 1948 when Bewitch was the only one named. . Are you in trouble? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 $690 EXAMPLE Or do this if Poy over 4 Spend Pay down $130.00 .1 5.20 $135.20 Balance Interest 4 months Cjof 1 amo.)... Total Pay only MONDAY'S RASKBALL By The Associated Press NATIONAL LtAGlK W Pet. Brooklyn New York Chicniio St. Louts Cincinnati Philadelphia Philitdt'lphia Boston 34 30 39 34 23 .758 .653 .604 .490 .Iti9 .41.1) Ail 19 19 18 12 .400 Pittsburgh .333 Sunday's Results Brooklyn 11-10 Cincinnati 7-4 Chii-aKQ 7-6 Bomoii 5-7 New York 9 Pittsburgh 1 SU Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE W Pet. .583 .5X1 .580 .511 .510 .476 .440 Boston 28 25 39 33 New York Cleveland Washington Chicago 25 30 23 Philadelphia St. Louis Sunday's Results Boston 5-5 Detroit 3-3 New York 5-3 St. ouls 3-0 Philadelphia 13-11 Cleveland 4-3 Chicago 6 Washington 3 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. San Diego 44 26 .629 Hoilvwood 40 38 .539 Oakland 37 30 .552 Seattle 33 34 .493 Los Angeles 33 35 .485 Sun Francisco 30 39 .435 Portland 28 28 .434 Sacramento 37 43 .393 Sunday's Results Portland 5-1 Hollywood 3-12 San Diego 6-2 Los Angeles 5-3 Oakland 6-4 Sacramento 5-1 Seattle 6-4 an Francisco 0-1 Western International League By The Associated Press W L Pet. Victoria 31 14 .689 Spokane 30 31 .588 Vancouver 21 19 .535 Lewiston 24 25 .490 Salem . 23 27 .460 Tri-Citv 23 27 .460 Wenatchee 23 3 .458 Yakima 17 33 .347 Sunday's Results Spokane 7-4 Lewiston 3-10 Wenatchee 5-1 Yakima 4-7 Tri-City 8-9 Salem 2-4 Victoria and Vancouver unsched uled Saturday's Results Vancouver 4-0 Spokane 2-2 Victoria 8-4 Lewiston 2-2 Tri-City 9 Salem 2 Wenatchee 3 Yakima 1 Monday s Schedule Victoria at Vancouver Sac Francisco (PCD at Yakima I Exhibition) (Only games) Best-Ball Match Set Wednesday Tce-off time is 5 p.m. Wednes day for a mixed best-ball tourna ment at Reames Wednesday after noon. The match is for men and For women. A luncheon is to follow. Pitcher Vic Raschi oof the Yan kee was assigned Joe Dlmagglo's old locker at the St. Petersburg spring training quarters. The final Men's Olvmnle Swim ming Tryouts will be held in New York for the first time In the history of the event. Bumj Teem Mom Holei Worn Places Rawovon SALLY'S REWEAVING Seattle Perries ftmMMtie' fcr PER MONTH you want: month period $130.00 40.00 $ 90.00 1.80 $ 91.80 $22.95 per month! I ymmty aaMirtW iMfj BROADJUMPING new 1952 automobiles for distances,. up to 100 feet into the air and over other new cars racing underneath will be one of tho 30 stunts featured in the 1952 International Open Stunt Championships and tho combined Joic Chitwood Auto Stunt Show coming to the Klamath Falls Fairground, Thursday, June 12, 8:30 p.m. PAT NICHOLSON World Record Claimed For Seattle Shooter Flam Drops To Southpaw SEATTLE (Pi Art Larsen, the skittish southpaw from Ban Leatidro, Calif., was well on his way up the comeback trail Mon day after adding the National Hard Court championships to his string of 195i titles Sunday. Herby Flam, the steady Los Angelean. was the straight set victim, getting little but blisters out of the match. He forced every set into extra games but was closed out 7-S. 8-7, 1-4. Larson then teamed with the veteran Tom Brown of San Fran cisco to whip Bill Talbert of New i one ana Harry Llkas of Ban Francisco in the men's doubles Iinals. fi-7, 6-, 6-4. 6-4. Mary Prentiss, Los Angeles, also was a double winner, whipping Anita Kantner, Santa Monica. v-aiu.. o-i, o-e. in me women's singles and teaming with Julia Sampson, San Francisco, to win the doubles title. The score m 7-s, 6-2, against Miss Kantner and Patsy Heard, Portland, Ore. Larson bossed the ball bov and snarled at linesmen and asked the crowa lor silence but none of the by-play affected his steady work in the singles, (after the match he told the ball boys they wero the finest he had seen). National champion In 1950 I .nr. sen lost his touch last year but appears back in top form now. His victory here brought him his fourth consecutive tournev cham pionship of the season. It was the fifth time he has whipped Flam this year. West Virginia University fielded its first basketball team in 1804. Since that time the Mountaineers have won 492 games and lost 435. Two jockeys will always remem ber Delaware Park. Steve Di Mauro and John Weir both won their first races there last year. Sf mi INTtlHaTIONAl 0'IN 1 1 M 1 , STUNT CONTEST (ombinid THRILL CIRCUS . - &ljiMH crisk'atIO MPH impact;, grSSk MS VJ ' fc. . tiM ' CANADIAN ACfS .,.,. ,,1. ik. iji i.i DUTANCf fllTO broad JVMPI "4CRASH l f LAMING DEATH KLAMATH FALLS Thursday, June 12th ffummr Msssaasaai BW77'fT42aw4 RACIHO I mm WALLA WALLA IA1 Trap shooters claimed a world recoid tor Arnold Relggor of Seattle Bun duy after a run at 1.230 ofttclal registered targets al ID yards in the Washington State Trapshoot. The official record, held by Joe Helsund of Ohio. Is 1.130. using for Arnold Reiggcr ot Seattle Sun 1 ' ounce loads. Reiggcr set his mark with 1 ounce loads. Relgger's run ol consecutive targets ended when he missed the etilh bird of his string ot loo. The Seattle trapshooter captured the State singles championship on 1 of 300 targets and the all - around trophy for more than 400 targets. Al Bauman, of Rltivllle. Wash., fired a 91 to win the state handi cap title. Jim Winslow. Tonasket, Wash.. Don Smith. Walla Walla, and W. P. Oreenwell. Richland, tied for second at 9b. Winslow won the shoot-off with 33 of 39. Ooldle McDowell. Selah. Wash., scored 186 to capture the state women's title. Marvin Herget. Endlcott, Wash , took the state Junior crown lor shooters under 18 with 103. Jimmy Webster. Walla Walla 'won the state sub Junior title for shooters under 16 with a 191. By The Asioclaled Tress Batting: Carl Furlllo. Dodgers Hit a grand slam homer in the eighth inning to ignite a seven run Brooklyn rally that pulled the Dodgers .from a 4-3 deficit to a 104 second game victory over Cin cinnati. The Dodgers won the open er, 11-7. Pitching: Vic Raschi. Yankees Pitched a three-hitter and fanned 13 batters as the Yankees defeated the Browns, 3-0, after winning tho opener, 8-2. I II III I I T I mill . mam m i III fj W I N (WIiii tn two whitli and Tf y rHl'NAiM aprtnr-lnaHiwCir iITTXIili3.l.'i:i'.'MI81ii:i.'JlWil:M7.!Ul I.I vliilll'liljiHilJHtraliJtMil AKI IflMIIRA I JAPANESE npAcnu ngitfCRc STUNTMEN DAREDEVIL C10WHS (Mini OfaTH hr A lvU FAIRGROUNDS PCC Eyes To End PORTLAND Wl Const Collier- imko ofltclnlft- Monday bi'unn talks that will delnrnilno whnllier the aonloieiit'O ubitmlunn its nplll Into two dtvleloiiH lot' basketball piny. The Indications wno Hint the t'hiuiire would not be innilo, the i-ontiHcnce continuing with four Cnlrtvriilu teams in one basket, ball division, live Pnoltio NoiUi went tennis in the other. Scheduling difficulties and the propositi to have racli team piny all others in the conference. Thut increases Interest in anoth er proposal scheduled to come up nt Una annual meeting of confer- nnd faculty representatives from Uie miio universities. Thut propoml Is to have North ern and Southern Division banket ball 'winners meet on a neutral floor to plnv lor the conference title. At present the title Dlsv-off Is on the home floor of one of the divisions winners, the site alter nating yearly between the two dlvl- K.ns. The argument la that the home I cam has a big advantage In these plnvofts. Hie neutral floor propos al is an attempt to give ench team .in equal chance. Alio to come up are television policy, financial aid tor athletes a nil firnde standards for athletes. Or. these Intler two, the proposals SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press 4 A Year Ago Today The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox. 10-8, to cut the Son' lead to 1 'j games in the hot American League pennant battle. Five Years Ago All three American entries Babe Dldrlck ioii ZnharlaS. Helen Blegal and Ruth Woodward advanced salely through the first two rounds of the British Women's Amateur Oolf Tournament. Ten Years Ago Jlmmv Dvkes. Flerv Chicago While Sox manager. was fined S3&0 for stalling tactics in a game with the Boston Red Sox. Twenty Years Ago Oene Sara- ren shot a 68 for a two round total of 139 to take a commanding lead over the field In the British Open Oolf Tourney. The first hockey game played by a Yale team occurred back In 1896. People DO TOO read small space ads - you are! BE RUSTIC BUILD A LOG HOUSE IDEAL FOR: Residence, Summer Homes Motels Lodges These building logs will save up to 50 in log wall con struction, mora reasonable than other types of building. No inside finishing nec essary, actual log finish on both inside and out side. Build it yourself, you don't build with these logs. Take advantage of our introductory summer offer by being one of the first to build in your area. When writing for more Information, If possible, ploase state siie of building and approximate construction date. Red-E-Cul: Log Industries, Ore. Ltd. 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