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Newspaper Page TextKltlDAY, .rUNK n, 1052 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, ORtf.OON PAGE EIGHT f e Sip for out WW Mneir nere u n Championship fioMext Week ftvm , I V V EARL TURNER DICK WOLFE Wl Hitters On Ramage Jj Western International Leafu i batsmen save the pitchers a Koini over Thursday night. Rain post jponed one game but in the three i, that were played the batters racked 'UP a total of 71 hits. Vancouver was tons lor the even- . lng with a 19-hit barrage against Yakima's Bears who responded with 12 of their own. Vancouver - won 12-5 to sweep the three-game iSeries. BAT NOISE f Victoria outhit Wenatchee 14-6 ' ! and blanked the Chiefs 11-0. And j Tri-City rapped out 12 baseblows s- in downing Spokane 12-2. The In- dians came back with eight hits, i. A scheduled Lewiston-Salem dou - bleheader at Lewiston was'post 2 poned. ' The contests . ended three-game tjinrie and sent the teams into V new series, with Yakima opening l at Lewiston Friday. Victoria at I Balem, Vancouver at Tri-City. and : Wenatchee at Spokane. i Victoria's Jehosie Heard turned i In "the evening's best hurling job. - He gave up only six hits and struck out 12 as the league-leading Tvees 5 took a 2-1 edge in the series at t Wenatchee. I EIGHTH WIN i- At Spokane, Tri-City pitcher 5 Ralph Romero racked up his ? eighth win of the season. He gave ' up eight hits and walked eight but : was aided by six bpokane errors, j Spokane took the series 2-1. A pitcher turned outfielder struck ; the biK blows of the game at C Yakima. Vancouver manager Bill Schuster sent Ed Locke into left field to replace injured Edo Vanni. :. Locke's home run in the fourth put : the Caps ahead. Yakima tied it in . in the sixth and the Caps were out the fifth but Locke homered again in tne sixtn and tne caps were out ' in front to stay. . ' Tri-City . 412 221 000-12 12 0 . Spokane 000 001 100- 2 8 6 Romero and Pesut; Palm, Chase (21 and Sheets. LP Palm. - Victoria 003 102 014-11 14 0 . Wenatchee 000 000 000- 0 6 3 , Heard and Marcucci; Dahle, Moore (8) and Pocekay. LP-Dahle. Yakima 201 010 001- 5 12 2 ' Vancouver 001 302 222-12 19 1 : Fletcher and Ritchey; Shandor, . LP Shandor. ; DelSarto (8) and Donahue. . Salem at Lewiston, rain. The Thrill Sport Sweeping The Nation! HARD TOP GRACES SATURDAY - 7:30 P.M. 11 BIG EVENTS YREKA SPEEDWAY YREKA, CALIFORNIA By WALLACE MYERS Northwest Middleweight Champ Earl Turner has agreed to put his title on me line m a fight here next Friday night against Dick Wolfe, Northwest welter King, promoter Mack Llllard an nounced this morning that Turner and Wolfe had agreed to the bout. Getting the two top fighters in the fold for the title bout here is a big feather in Lillard's cap. The Iicht shapes as a natural and promoters up and down the ' coast have been angling for the j promising prize. Lilian! announced some time ago he was seeking a big fight for Klamath fans but j didn't reveal until a couple of days ago what he had in mind. , FAME Turner's clever ring work has gained him national prominence and Wolfe is rapidly coniiiig-under the national spotlight. Wolfe al ready holds the Northwest welter weight title. The two battlers have met twice in non-title goes and both fights have been great. Their first meet ing all but stole the show from Ezxard Charles and Joe Kabul when the two heavyweights met in Portland several months ago. Turner and Wolfe, fighting in the semi-final, put up a sizzling scrap with Turner winning a close deci sion. Lillard stole a march on other promoters by bringing the two to gether here a few weeks ago for their second fight. Wolfe had begged for the return bout and al most upset the California Negro. One judge gave the fight to Wolfe, one favored Turner and the third called it a draw. Since then, Wolfe has added 1 considerable sheen to his reputa tion by knocking over opponents on a Canadian tour. The hard hitting Indian has plenty of power and his ring savvy1 is increasing steadily. That means Turner should have a very tough evening here next Friday. But the champ is one oi the most polished ring workman in the country and Wolfe's power can't win for him unless he can connect often enough.. HARD HITTER Turner's not a mere boxer: he has plenty of power himself. He won nis miaoieweigni title oy flattening K. O. Merrill in Van couver with a murderous body blow. Lillard was hesitant about an nouncing prices for the champion ship card here but lmally decided to peddle ducats at the regular charge. The light is costing Lillard considerably more than usual fights here and he would have probably been justified in hiking prices lor tne snow. "I promised the fans here a good fight card ... I think they richly deserve one," said Lillard this morning. "And I've decided to put the show on for the usual prices. I may lose my shirt but I dont think so: this Turner-Wolfe fight is a real prize for Klamath and I think the fans will really turn out." Lillard is still 'working on the preliminary fights and should be ready to announce the complete card tomorrow. He's being very careful with the entire card and is angling for top-notchers in the prelims. Tickets went on sale today at Dick Reeder's. SPORTS-IN-BRIEF FOOTBALL Los Angeles NFL champion Rams traded fullback Dick Hoerner and 10 other players to Dallas Tex as for All-America linebacker Les Richter. BASEBALL Boston Marty Marion, man ager of St. Louis, Browns, was suspended indefinitely by Ameri can League president Will Harridge for Wednesday run-in with Ompire Bill McGowan. NOTICE! WE'VE MOVED Our New Address Is 323 SPRING KLAMATH FALLS Garbage Collection Co. Ph. 4467 AUTO Daylight Saving Tims INTRODUCTORY OFFER! This Ad and $1.00 Will ADMIT ONE PERSON! Box Seo'tt .... $1.80 General admiision 1.50 Children SOe Tax inc. Bevos Nip Seattle Win Spurt By The Associated Press Portland snapped Seattle's Pa cific Coast League winning streak at 11 Thursday night. The Ramiers bowed to tile Beav ers 2-1 and evened the series in Portland at a game apiece. Seattle could collect only six hits off Fred Sanford, three of them coming in the eighth inning when the Riunicrs scored their only run. The Beavers picked up seven in. eluding Joe Brovia's second inning home run off Art Del Duca and Earl Johnson. Portland added the run needed to win the fifth. CLOSE ONE Hollywood grabbed a 2 to 1 vic tory over San Francisco, capitalis ing on a walk, a sacrllice, an error and a force play to put over the winning tally in the seventh in ning. It was the tenth straight loss tor the Seals, who skidded down into seventh place. Another winning streak was snapped in Los Angeles, the An gels whipping Oakland, S to 0. aft er the Acorns had captured seven straight. San Diego and Sacramento toiled 15 innings before the Sad Sacs won out, 6-5. The setback cut the Pa dres loop lead to one game. HELP WANTED The hapless San Francisco club, desperate for talent, reached into its Yakima farm outfit Thursday to appropriate for its own use the only two players batting over .300 Bill Andring, who will take over the first base spot, and Gene Klin gler, who will replace Bill McCaw ley in center field. Yakima is in last place in the Western International League standing and the Seals are only one game out of the Coast League basement. Duke Dunks OSC. 18-7 OMAHA W Unless there are a couple of surprises, that foxy old major leaguer Jack Coombs is going to retire with the realization of his fondest dream an NCAA baseball championship. The lormer Philadelphia Athlet ics curler is leaving Duke Univer sity this season at the age of 10. He wants the NCAA title as a cli max to his 32 years of coaching. on strengtn oi tneir periomv ance in beating Oregon State 16-7 in the first round, Thursday, the Blue Devils appear ready and able to satisfy their coach. Anxious to confound the railbirds in the double elimination affair were Missouri, Holy Cross and Perm State in the winners' brack et and Texas, Western Michigan, Colorado State and Oregon State in the losers bracket. Oregon State stirred hopes for an upset Thursday by clouting Duke's ace Joe Lewis for six runs and a 6-4 lead in the second in ning. But the potency of Duke's attack smashed state in the end. Texas, defeated by Penn State, makes its comeback bid against Oregon State Friday. Oregon State 060 010 000 7 8 2 Duke 401 033 43x 18 21 2 White. Goedhard 1 Hopp (61, Berg (8) and Thomas. Stephen son (7), Lewis and Denny, Tarr (3). What's your best whiskey buy ? . Have Va oi. of Calvert put in one glass and the same amount of any other whiskey in another without knowing wljfch it which. i i - 'i iir miiiiiisaM -- ' if lijjll .if Your own to tie is the final test of whiskey value. There's such a big difference in whiskies in smoothness.mellowness and freedom from bite that only you can decide which is your best buy. . That's why it will pay you to compare Calvert Reserve with any other whiskey. It has the taste moat people like most because it is blended to a taste standard established by a "Consumer Jury" of thousands of folks like you. But don't take our word alone. Test Calvert Reserve against any other whiskey then make your own choice. Fair enough? Calvert Challenges Comparison with any whiskey on the market I CALVERT RESERVE BLENDEP WHISKEY 6.B PROOF o5 GRAIN NEUTRAl SPIRITS. CALVERT DISTILLERS CORP., N. Y. C . MO HUSO, won lortos. ' 'T, : ' WITH HIS LITTLE BAT Yanks catcher YorI Berra (left) and pitcher Ed Lopat examine the bat with which Yogi banged two homers to sew up- Lopat's 4-0 shutout of the Detroit Tigers at New York. He blasted his first homer in the fourth with Phil Rizzuto scoring ahead of him. He honored again in the sixth. Five PCC Suspected Cheats PORTLAND If! The Pacific rnad rnnfrpnp u'tnrilnff lin Its I most militant meeting in vears. cited five more scnoois inursaav for suspected violations of the puri ty code. That brought to seven the num ber of cases reported In the annual summer meeting of conference ot- I ficials. Commissioner Victor Schmidt said three of them were flagrant violations by coaching staff inem- K .wA nrAXirlonls nf thpir I schools were told to discipline the transgressors. The officials took even more far reaching action in the five-dav meeting. Thev told Schmidt to hire I all the Investigators he needs to irun down athletes, coaches or sm others who violate tne comcrunce code on recruiting and subsidiza tion. WARNING Thev also warned college boost - Are you- in trouble ? NEED A FRIEND? CALL 5473 Sniff one brand for aroma. Taste it criti cally for smooth nea. Swallow carefully to judge its freedom from bite, burn or sting. ..mi, l - Schools er clubs to have their books readv lor investigation by tile copier ence. which wants to make sure these clubs operate In the open hereafter and within limits of the code. Schmidt followed conference pol icy In refusing to disclose details of the violaUons reported Thurs day. He said only that all are con sidered flagrant, although tour of the seven that came up at the meeting still are to be Investigated bv presidents of the schools in volved. The presidents will report later on what action Is taken. ! TELEVISION I In the final dav officials reaf firmed approval of NCAA televi sion policy, which In general al lows a team to cut on live televi sion one of its games in the sea son. Exceptions are possible for I night games or sell-out. There Is I no limit on delayed telecasts. I which cannot be broadcast until 1 Monday following a game. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE. MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern llr. and Mrs. J. E. Earley and Joe Earlej Proprietor! J, Tails Id Other whis key in the tame analyt ical way then pick the one that really tastes better to you. t tiMin'riMi liiii(4i,,lliJs $25 malvert New Jersey Pro Gets With Hogan Trailing TCZ -'!"' LAY OF the land With Ray Gafford, pro at North wood Club, Dallas, Tex., looking on, Lloyd Man grum looks over some of the tricky breaks in the turf. Mahgrum is trying for the National Open crown in play which open ed yesterday. Sugar Bowl Ring Foes Named I NEW ORLEANS '.fl Syracuse and Gonzaga were announced Frl jdav as the opponents In the 8ugnr Bowl boxing tournament bv Presi dent Irwin F. Poche of the New .Orleans Mid-Winter Sports Asso ciation. For four - lime Eastern colle i slate champion Svracuse it will be the third trip to the Sugar Bowl. Gonzaga of Spokane. Wash., will be making Its first appearance ! here. I The two teams will meet In an , eight bout program under NCAA rules. .v-.",tWttM' DON'T MISS IT! LUCKY FRIDAY 13 Oregon Woolen Store DRESS SOX Buy one pair at req. " J C 50c to 1.00 ond qcr I . another for lust vEvery 13th Pair Sold it FREE! SUITS Our Entire Stock 13 OFF! 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