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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1952)
MONDAY. JUNK 10, 10.12 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OnpfinN PAGE NINE " Slants Blow 11 - Run Advantage; Yanks Take Two bom Cleveland Braves Chill Red Hot Cubs II y Tho Au( lulrd 1'rcss Imaglno blu Iriiuuc bnhrbnll tnnm dlsMpntliiK an 11-0 Irnill Bound incredible, dnrMi't U? It linppencO, tliniifh. No Inter thnn Hiinday uml by nuua iillirr limn llin Nnltoiml l.niuur clmiu plon Now York CHnntn. Hiimlny produced loin of rxclic mm! on tilt Nf-w Yuik Ynnkcra IncrrnHCd tlir-lr Unit plain lead Mi Urn American 1.1'liKllr Willi Iwo victories over tho fJInveliinil In dians, the JJoslon Brnvrs UhlllrU the rod lint CIiIchho Cub with double delent unci iho Clnclnniill lledn won their lirnl 11111111 "I senium Irum the lliooklyn I)od(eii. Nothing, however, iimU'hed SI I .out Cardinals' leni ot over rumliiK Iho Olnnln' 110 lend lo win 14-I'.1. MKMOItlliS All,, proud I'nlo Oioundorn pro ably never will loruel Ihe double bender wlih Ihe Kedblrrt.i nlthoiiKh Ihey nmnniiod lo limn n spill by wlnnlim Ihe Heeolld iiniue. 3 I), nut oh. whnl Hi nt mime. Lendlns ll-o nftir lour Iniiuut" wlih ce Hal Mniille on Ihe mound nnd lonlllK the Kme? Held runlewi (or (our Innlmjs, Ihe Hi-dblids routed Manila with n seven - run Iillh. climaxed by Kilos Wiumhler n Ihroo run homer. Three more runs ol( Hoyl Wllhelm in tho ncvcnlh cut the Cllsnls mnrnln to ono run. Bony lleniui)' lendoll homer oil Cleorjio Hpenoer In ihe emhth Ued the score t 11 mul BluuKhter n nlimle oil loner Mnx l.unler In Ulo name limine (Hinlly I'"1 " . l;'lru, ,'" Irciiil, 1JII. Another homer by lleniun wlih one on In Ihe ninth i(let (.limit score In Ihelr null nl Ihe eit ('nine. TltlBK Tltll'I'SCIi Iho Vmikeen opened up a Knme nnd n hull lend In Iho American. Ihrhlu tho Indians twice, -J nnd 1 S. , , . Ilie necond plnco lied Sox fought uses or pht with n necond linme 3 triumph niter Bnul HoKovln hnd ullched the Chicago While Box lo n 1-3 win. The HI. ouln nrowrui won llieir first doublehender o( the season, whlpplnu Ihe Alhlellcn iwlce, 6-3 nnd 7- In 11 innings. Oulllelder (teorne Bchmres drove In Jim nivern Willi Iho wlnnliiB run In Ihe nlKhlcnp. Delroll and Washington nplll Home rum by. Vic Weru. Ocrry Vrlddy, Kred llnllleld nnd Pal Mulllii won Ihe llrsi game, 8-3, lor the Tigers. Wnller MaMerson. pilchliiK hi lir.il complelo same In Two yonrn. spoced eight hit (or , 4-j Washington win In the night np KKDH RAMPAGE A mivoii run heventh Inning by 4 Cincinnati, highlighted by Orudy nation's three run homer o(I rebel pitcher John llulherlord, en abled the Reds lo overcome a clellclt and bent Uin Brooki, 7-4. Kwell ninckwell not the Clncy win. Airtlitht pitching by Jbn Wilson and Mnx Burkonl paced the Braves to thrlr 4-1 and 3-0 triumphs over the Cubs. , Howie Pollct hurled the Inst place Plltaburnh Plralcs to a live fill 8 0 triumph over the Philadel phia Phlllle.i but llowio Fox and Jlin Konnianty enme back in throttle the Pirates, 8-4 on our hlla In the nightcap- Draper Wins Open crown CLARK8TON, Wash.. UFi Eddie Draper of Seattle la the new king of Wanhlnglon State's amateur golfern. Draper, unemployed aircraft worker, took the championship In the flnnl round of the Washington Slate Amateur Touriinment here Sunday. But It took 41 holes to eliminate co finalist Jim Mallory, another Seattlclle. Draper won on the 411 when Mallory missed a four foot putt. It was the longest tlllo match In the history of tho slnle tournament. Draper nnd Mallory, former members of tho University ot Washington golf team, fired sub par rounds In the championship final, Mnllory, three down at the 38th, fought back and squared tho match at the 36th. STATE GOLF MKF.T PORTLAND Wl Some 180 men and 80 women are expected to com pete In th Oregon Golf Associa tion championships which open If Pre June 23. .urui 1 nKtfVuie. fY SEEN SINCE VOU M OVER IMS ROAD ? Sea us for ell yeur automotive needs repelri ead eccssiorlei, ell rnektt, ell medals. ZZI re ft m iu.ir - iWm i'wmm U.S. RETAINS WIGHTMAN CUP The Duchess of Kent presents the Wightman Cup filled with red roses to Mrs. Ilichard Buck (right), non-playing captain of the U.S. women's tennis team nt Wimbledon, England. At the same lime the duchess talks with two members of the team, Doris Hart (left) of Coral Gables, Flo., and Maureen Con nolly, 17-ycar-old U.S. champ from San Diego, Calif. Men in background are unidenti fied. America's four best women tennis players outclassed Britain in seven straight matches to capture the cup for the 10th straight time in 29 years of Wightman competition. COLI.KOIATE TITLE OMAHA (!' Holy Cross iluggers challenge unbeaten Missouri Mon day night for Uie National Colleg iate Baseball championship. With two amashlng victories Sunday, the Crusaders nai rowed Ihe NCAA tournament field to the solves and the MJssourlaiu. Holy Cross eliminated Western Michigan 18-3 In Ihe afternoon and came back at night to oust Penn State, 18-4, from the double elim ination tournament. WE PROVED IT Our Third FRIDAY 13 th EVENT Was LUCKY! For the hundreds of Klamath Basin People who took advantage of it! THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE! REMEMBER! We always gladly EXCHANGE or RE FUND your money for ANY item purchased at ORE GON WOOLEN STORE . . . regardless if it's a sale item or not! "We Guarantee JW0i MAIN AT OTH PA, hi SPORTS MIRROR Hr The Associated Tress A yenr alio today Ben Hognn won the U. S. 0n for Uie second yeur in a row, shooting (17 on the Inst round lo come from behind nnd win with 387. Five years ngo Rocky Ornslano won by a 'IKO over Jerrv Florello In Ihe 6th round at Toledo. It's Fun to DRESS UP for the ROUNDUP! We have a complete stock of O LEVIS for all the family Siiei for men, women and children O WESTERN HATS O WESTERN SHIRTS and TIES Complete Satisfaction or Your . in Ten years ago the 8t. Louis Cnrdlnnls defeated New York. 4-3. snd cut Ihe Idle Dodger's lead to lour aiil a half games. Twenty years ago George Earn shnw checked the Philadelphia Athletics' toning streak by beating St. Louis, 8-1. BARBECUE EQUIPMENT The GUN STORE AGAIN! SAM : Money Back" store, inc. PHONE 6073 Walk the Valley of Cheeps, See Why the Bird Farms are Needed By JACK IIKWINS Associated Press Sports Writer The guv who first got off that classic wheeze about leading a horse to water should have tried putting a baby pheasant to bed. Take a little walk with us through the Valley of 100.000 Cheeps and we'll show you what we mean. Twilight deepens to darkness over Washington' 10 upland bird hatcheries. The lussv hens In the fields have clucked their broods of Infant pheasants back to the shel ter of their wings and settled down for the night. Then It starts. "Cheepl That's the first plain tive cry from a little lost bird. "Cheep, cheepl" His Cousin Elmo Is lost, too. The noise rises to a chorus until It sounds like every bird In the field has gone astrav. The farm crew rallies for Its nightly pheasant hunt, armed with flashlight!) or lanterns Instead of auns. HARD PART Now comes the hard part. Not onlv does a babv pheasant blend with the surroundings he's a ven IrlloQUlPt. You think you hear him In front of you. flash the light and Ihe "cheep!" comes from the led or right or 10 yards back. Wher ever you look he Isn't there. Bv the time you have them nil gathered up you don't know wheth er to go to bed, breakfast or a psychiatrist. Bight now today the Vallev of 100,000 Cheeps Is In Us busiest season. Also right now today a rain that cools your brow and re vives your lawn will crimp your October hunting plans. This Is the most critical time of the year for the pheasant, whether he be lost on the farm or wet In the wild. NUMBERS Washington hunters In a normal year will bag about 400,000 Chinese pheasants. The game farms will release about 100,000, but onlv 15, 000 of these will wind un In the gunners' game pockets. Therefore 385.000 must grow to hunting size without help from humans. The bsn on killing of hen pheas ants accounts in part for the small percentage of kill from farm reared birds. Three to five cock pheasants must be planted to get one back In the hunter's bag. If TRACK Beverly, Calif. Seven meet records were broken In NCAA championship with John Barnes, Occidental, stepping 800 meters In 1:49.6 for one of them. Other new marks: Wes Santee, Knnsas, 6.000 hop, step and Jump: Bob De Vln ney, Kansas 400-meter hurdles; Oeorge Roseme, California, Javelin Bob MCMlllen, Stanford, 1.500 me ters and Parry O'Brien, Southern California, shot put. Smooth Van M I ill j - i RISLONE for all J (I II V u WW BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main at liplanada CARR'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE Laksvltvr Junction the same figures hold for wild birds. Washington fields and brush patches must produce pheasants bv the million to keep up with the hunters. The dsmage done by a little rain at the wrong time Is tremendous. A pheasant family wakes up on a wet day and the youngsters huddle under the old lady's wings until hunter finally drives them out. Quickly soaked and unable to stand the chill, the entire brood may be wiped out. JUSTIFICATION I Right there Is the main Justifica tion for bird farms, which are an I expensive operation and couldn't : begin to keep up with the hunter. It costs 12 to raise a bird. IS to I put a cock pheasant In your bag. I The chief function of the farm Is to backstop nature. I About half the farm birds are i reared In brooders and half by domestic hens, but there may come I a day when the hen Is unavailable. iPoultrymen, anxious to have their flocks producing eggs the year I around, are breeding the tendency i to brood out of their chickens. -1 The department buys its brood ' hens from farmers. Every year It gets more biddies which set for a Tele-fun by Waited Goodrich "Yes, wa carrier pigeons gat most of our business from people with taan-agar at home!".. .Everybody gets better service when the young sters are considerate telephone users . . . 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Whole flocks of half-grown youngsters will take off In a cloud and fly out of the field, returning when the hen calls them home for supper or bed time. (Except little lost Elmo.) The brooder may have to replace been able yet to correct It big gest fault. It can't cluck. NOTICE! WE'VE MOVED Our New Address I 323 SPRING KLAMATH FALLS Garbage Collection Co. Ph. 4467 Coma in and be convinced . n The aew FISK Air-Flight De luxe tires yon more safety with a 25 atroager rtroa body . . . more mileage with t cold rubber uead . . i comfort with a Men rids .H man new ujt from sop sow motrr designers sad flaVg greatest first Gat dra Tabae. CADILLAC Phon 4103 motor oil car! Moitfy Back iiffprn-f within the first f t """"S b "'i,rj LUHRER'S H0LS0M IAKIRY 419 Bread St. PARKER PONTIAC CO. ' 4th and Klamath 4th & Klamath Ph. 8146 T TT
