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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY, JUNK 10, 10,12 PAGE FOURTEEN Champion Says He II Win Here Tomorrow Turner Pushing Comeback "I'm going to win this one . . . Yvt got to . . . I've got everything ' to lose so I don't Intend losing . v , That was Earl Turner, the North west middleweight champion talk . lng. The high-ranking Earl ot Rich . mond is deadly serious about his . ! title bout here tomorrow night with i Indian Dick Wolie. Turner Is riding fast on the come - back trail right now and he realties that a convincing win over Wolfe would be a big boost. The North- i west champ is determined to get back in the big time. Turner rales RECOGNITION Tomorow nltht'a title flfbi " here has won full recognition by ' the National Boxing Club. In a telegram from Portland, . Pro- moter Mack Lilian! was to i formed bv the National Club's ' Tex Salkeld that the club would "recognlie the winner o' the 1 Earl Turner-Dick Wolfe match as '. the real Northwest champion." - his chance. He's won over some ; of the top-ranking middleweight ' including Fred ApostoU, who was : at one time generally recognized as the world's champion. . Turner had his big chance once " against the great Ray Robinson, t And it took Robinson eight rounds to put the California Negro away. For Wolfe, the Northwest welter weight champ, this fight could well be his entry into national promi nence. The dynamite-fisted Indian i showine more and more promise and with a bit of polish could go all the way; Getting by Turner would almost certainly open a lot of ! imoortant doors toward the hjiw aueor circuit. ' Turner arived-in town yesterday and Wolfe was expected sometime . today. Weighing in oeremonies are carded for Dick Boeder's mens ' store tomorow at 1 P.m. and the public is invited, The weights will , De enecaea oy me &iainaui rawing Commission . comprised o f , Chairman Dr. George Adler, 8am ' Neslin, Remy Btein, Walter Thomp son and Roy Rakestraw. GOOD CARD Promoter Mack Lillard has come Bp with a very promising pre liminary card for the Armory title show. The semi-final has popular Ralph Weiser in a return bout with hard-hitting Bobby Dahl, of Boise. Weiser holds a decision over Dahl and the rematch is a natural. Both ' boys are sluggers and both are ' tough. Tomorrow night's eard will also feature the veturn of Merrill's Georeie Price to the rinir here. Price, home on leave from the Wary, agreed to a four-rounder and . LtH&rd has not yat named his op ponent. The fine Merrill fighter ' Sow holds the championship of his i Hometown Interest will be Ugh on another bout . between Rudy Carlson and Darrell Harrington. These two battlers have had some lousing scrap and this one could be a dandy. First bout on tomorrow night's aid get under way at the Ar . mory at 8:46. Advance duoats are . on sale at Dick Reeder's. IASF K'lGSfT By The Associated Press Chicago Rocky Castellanl, 156, Luzerne, Pa., outpointed Johnny Bratton, 149, Chicago, 10. Austin, Minn. Corky Gonzales, 130 Denver, outpointed Jackie Graves, 129, Austin 10. Phoenix, Ariz. Charlie Salas, 151 Phoenix, outpointed Willie Vaughan, 155, Los Angeles, 10. Sate I iCrl iW , v 'UH leagram'i f Cmst. Biondarl Wbtakei. 86,8 Proof. 65 Grain latVfr lamiinn N.W. MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP Earl Turner (right) show, Promoter Mack Lillard how he knocked out K. O. Merrill In Vancouver to win the title. Turner it a southpaw but KO'd opponents with both rights and lefts. Dream Golf Tilt Shapes LOUISVILLE. Ky. W Julius Boros withdrawal from the PGA championship tournament may have set the stage for this year's dream golf match. It would pair the winners of the PGA and the National Open. A Boros' surprise decision to stay out of the Louisville . scram ble after he had accepted a spe cial invitation to participate was followed by a remark that he would like to meet the winner. The Mid Pines. N. C shotmaker won the open title at Dallas last week. The PGA waived its appren ticeship rule to invite mm to par ticipate in its championship tourna ment. IV AND OUT Boros accepted and then declin ed with the explanation that be cause he still has three years to go on the required five-year ap prenticeship his participation might stir up dissension in PGA ranks. Before leaving Louisville, how ever, he expressed a willingness to meet the PGA winner "any time ana any place.". He suggested 72 holes of medal play over a course acceptable by the PGA winner. His suggestion fell on interested PGA ears. The ruling body is ex pected to discuss the proposal this week ana make a decision. Washington Net Ace Advances KANSAS CITY Bill Quilllan. University of Washington freshman, still is a contender in the Heart of America tennis tournament mostly because he won't concede that he's beaten. Ronnie Livingston of UCLA need ed just one more point to take a straight-set victory over Quilllan Wednesday, but the Seattle young ster bounced back with four straight points to even the set at 5-all. then went on to win. 4-6. 8-6. 7-5. Quillian pulled a similar rally Tuesday in getting past Bernard Gerhardt. University of Texas. favorite -i-fciSSl.'IS-"'"""''""''' ' 'w",TTiiiarTaiT1'-- " "la ifk " 3 SPORTS MIRROR By The Associated Press Today A Year Ago Billy Southworth resigned as manager of the Boston Braves, being re placed by Tommy Holmes who had been managing the Hartford team of the Eastern League. Five Years Ago The Pitts burgh Pirates trounced the New York Calms. 12 3. putting the idle Boston Braves in first place by half a game. Ten Years Ago Chalky Wright knocked out Harry Jeffra In the tenth round to retain his feather weight title at Baltimore. Twenty Years Ago Lauri Leh tinen of Finland cracked two exist ing world's records in Olympia trials at Helsinki, running the 5.000 meters In 14:16 9 and the three miles in 13:50.6. Wes Ferrell of the Washington Senators had six opening day pitching assignments In his career and won all of them. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Special for Junt Only WASH - LUBE YOUR CAR... MA-$700 Both for only Mak" m ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th of every Party! Vt a lomfcKdl It's a walk-away: it tsaasaii Seagram 7 Crown ia always SVRB to moke anjr wbiekey drink taste boMar at oy pairtf i That' why the paaopla of tbcae Untted States have oboaad it "fisat whwkey of th sand" aethf a axwed-beaaarkig majority Neutrfll SpfriU. Sea(Tani-DisrMtfi Corporation, New York 'w,wv"i.tr)i.";iv' V'" """" iwiiiiwiiwui ii nil n i iiiiinimi.i ' v, 1 ato tWP.Satt tntroa. ,v ' ' $ Browns Go to Town For Marty Marion Bv The Aiooi'latrd Prrsa race, they a 111! can raise hob with If Marty Million Is handling his u,, leaders. St. Louis Browns wmi am a"'vrai H seems to be tlie righl system. Since Marlon took over as Rogers Hornsby'a successor, the Brownies have won five of eight, including their last Tour In a row. Only eight games off the pace In the muddled American League By The Asoclalrd Press A.Mi.KK A. LMlil r. W Pet. .615 .561 .544 .643 .509 .466 .440 .331 New York Boston 3i 32 31 32 37 31 Chicuiio fcleveland Washington St. Louis Philadelphia 3-' . Detroit i ; Wednesday a Kesuiu New York 10 Detroit t Wa-shuiKlon 3 Clevelnnd 3 St. Louis 4 Boston 3 Only games scheduled NATIONAL LEAGl'E W L Pet. Brooklvn 3 ; New York Chicago ? St. Louis a" -V" Cincinnati -J Pluladelphia 23 33 .418 Boston i'1. Pittsburgh 1 45 .363 Wednesday's Results Brooklyn 6 Chicago 5 10 Innings) New York 6 Pittsburgh 3 St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 1-3. Boston 6-1 PACIFIC COAST LEAGl'E Tl aj .608 San Diego .584 .526 .507 I Hollywood j Oakland ! Seattle Los Angeles I San Francisco Portland "JVS '?,, .397 Sacramento ivHnfftdav'a Results San Francisco 5 Sacramento 8 Los Angeles 4 Portland 3 Seattle 3 Oakland 1 San Diego 2 Hollywood 1 W 38 35 38 27 26 36 24 Pet. .704 .583 .551 .466 .464 .441 .429 .373 Victoria Spokane Vancouver Wenatchee Lewlston Tri-City Salem Yakima 33 Wednesday's Results Victoria Tri-City 1 Vawnnvdr 1 Rn Ipm 0 Spokane 1 Yakima 0 Wenatchee 13 Lewision Thursday's Schedule TH-CUv at Vancouver Ralom at. Vlrtnrln I Lewlston at Wenatchee I Spokane at Yakima Ph. 4113 StXTt Marlon's secret weapon appears to bt shortstop Marty Marlon. The old master came through Wednesday night with one of his specials a drooping single that barely fell safely along the right field line. Mnrlon's hit followed Dick Kryhoskl's Irudoff double In the last of the ninth to give St. Louis a 4-3 win over Boston. YANKS KOI.L Up front In the league, the New York Yankees widened their lead to 3 15 games over the Red Sox by turning on the home run power at Detroit in a 10-6 crusher. Gene Woodltng. Billy Martin and Yogi Berra blasti-d Art Hnutlcmiin, the ex-soldier, lor Ins eighth straight knockout. Washington shoved fourth place, behind Idle Chicago, iui a j-j oei-ision lur mkt Jsliea. SlHS- Sllra his first win since May 16. Brooklyn nnd New York ron- tlnued to pull away from the field in uie National. The Dodgers nipped Chicago. 6-5. scorlnir the winning run in the 10th without a ana tne tilnnts thumtird Puis - burgh. 5-3 with Bobbv Thomson, rapping four hits. Including inn homers. Stan Musial collected his 1.900th major leagur hit as .lor Prrsko set down thr Phllllrs with flveer to win two POA titles In sue hits for a 71 St I. mils Card vie- cession 15 veurs ago: and Charlie tory that pulled tlipm up rvrn with me sou marx RFDS OFT TWO Cincinnati knocked off the Boston Braves in both ends of a twl llKht doubleheader. 7 - a and 3-1 In the second game. Krnnv Raf fensberger ovrrrnme ll-strlkeoul Dltchlnn bv Warren Spnhn to cop his eighth. Spnhn. who funned 18 Saturday In losing a 15-lnnlnc game to Chicago, now lends thr lragnr In strikeouts with 79 to 70 for Chica go's Bob Rush. Phllsdrlphla and Chicago were idle In the American League. J'm Ellis, safety man on the Michigan State football team, is track star In the spring He par ticipates in both the 230 and 440 yard runs Ol Easier to YOUR PRESENT TtRES 0el.NI5WlihtwIIU.S.IIeral Matter. J A Keiclly gemreus allewanee en all siies.) 1 I I SJu "' PLUS BIG ALLOWANCES ON YOUR PRESENT TUBES. 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However, what they:1" uauiuholts, Chicago. 3J1. -"' i " There were three 6Ts, five 66's ami three nil's and going Into pniiii-RHv,ti m.iMrt m.hrtU minlirv. r"u' L' " .". ..."'"! tug round it looked as If Hie ones ' ,rt'V ,Z i i ip 1. 7....... ..i :,.,' ,h .hn i.krt . if . u- ,. ..... ir i. Porky) Oliver, runner-up to Jull - us Boros for the Own title last week: Driinv Smite, thr Inst play- i Bassler. a glant klllltig arml-flnal 1st In Inst year's lournrv. Thev all l,.rl IV KVirmrr nivt rhntimlnll Lew Wo'rsham and Buck White shot Rosen. Cleveland and Dropo. lie 76 s and Skip Alexander a 79. I troll. U; Berra. New York. 10: Easier. Clrvelnnd. Lenhnrdt. De- a is l iron and Joo.il. Philadelphia. 9 MUSIQI UflQIKS Pitching Blmlitz. Pliiliidrlnhln. 1,900th Hit PHILADKLPHIA (A "Tliejton. 5-3. .114. Man" of the National League. St. i Strikeouts Reynolds, Nrw I.ouls Cardinal outfirldrr 8tan Mu-lYork. 65: Shantn. Philadelphia. 04: sial. Is past another mile stone In i MsDrrnwtt. Ilostnn. 61, Pierce his record-filled major league ca-i Chicago and Garcia. Cleveland. 60 reer. A fifth inning, two-run homer breaking a 1-1 tie with the Phila delphia Phillies Wednesday night was marked In the books as Mu slal's 1,900th saftey. The two In nings later a run producing single sent Muslnl tnwnrls the 3.000 mark The Cards went on to win the ball game. 7-1. XOi own than TIRE SERVICE CAHOON'S UNION SERVICE North Highway 97 PSA By The Associated Prrsa Butting, Bnbbv Thomson. Glnul.i lilt two home runs and two sin gles, to drive In three runs loi a perfect day as Nnw York downed Pittsburgh, (-3. Pltchlliu. Hiiro Hllrn. Hi,nntu-s Knclrd numlh-lonu wlnleaa atrcliii by dumping Clcvi-lund lino fourth place With slx-llltlrr, 3-a. By The Aisuclaleri Preaa NATION A!. I.KAGl'K Hatting Musiul. st Louis . :uo: ,.., .. ..... ., .lUUIUSUU. liriHlKIVIl. JJJ Aiweii, : ..r.i-.j... . i-V" V. .T..- "d Westriiin. New York, 13; , rner. j-ittsoumu, tl ' Pitching Hoc. 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