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PAGE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE IB, 1PM CHARGE IT to a vacation hand- over but Ridln' Herd's author iihovaa fill chin out to all aecond- gufsnrra today on two fistic attrac tions. One puts Middleweight Champion Ray Robinson against Joey Maxim, srood-looklnir, unmarked king ot the Jmht-heavyweiRhts, tonight. The olher in July has been hav ing birth pangs now for many months. Harrv (Kid) Matthews and Rocky Marcinno are finally signed In a bout that promises to be the best brawl in a decade. My choices are Robinson ana Matthews. ODDS WHEN this was written Tuesday morning) are 7 to 6 on Robinson. Monday the scheduled time tor the light, postponed because of in clement weather the odds were ven moncv. take your choice. The betting nod swung toward Robinson because most ot the boys who handle the green stutf feel Maxim will be harmed most by the postponement. Barelv under the 175-pound lim it at 174'li. observers felt that Max im was edgv and would suffer in keening under the weight limit. The Sugar Bov has no weight Worries. He'll come in around 160. THOSE WHO lean toward Max-, Jm point out an old sports adage: "A good big man can beat a good imII man " I don't think the heft edge will make that much difference. This much is admitted: both are superb boxers. But Robinson is the harder puncher. This, in my book, will be enoueh to give the Harlem Dandy the tdge. I look lor the fight to go the distance. Maxim is one year younger. 30 to Robinson's 31. But at this late date in a boxer's career, the chro nological advantage shouldn't count for much. v ii- - v.- , i " t : I ' ; - -.- J. j M.r.u .mm m. 1 ft $ VA " '. S 17'. '"It t-avonres Stick In OGA Play PORTLAND Most ot the fa vorites were Mill In the running Wednesday In I he second round of nialch play In the IMtlt annual Ore gon Goli Association cluunulon shtps. Uefending clmiupion Hob Atkin son of Portland, medalist Dirk Hanen of Coos Bay, and Harold Si DONNA WINS In fourth Hlghl play yrntrr tUy In Ihr Orrgnn iolf Amkov In lion louriuinrnl, Mrs. Robert (Domini Sprout, KiMimrft t'oun- lub champion her, dcOalcd .Mrv I-:. M. JnhiiMiii, Oiwriii. 5 mid 4. TIME OUT! i WEIGH-IN New York State Athletic Commission Chairman Bob Christenberry (left) in a three-way handshake with Middleweight Champion Sugar Ray Robinson (right) and Light heavyweight King Joe Maxim as the fighters weighed in for tonight's scheduled bout at Yanlce Stadium. i r, ; I Showers Threaten Title Go NEW YORK Lf Sucnr Ray Robinson Tpmains n snhri 13 to 1(1 I HAVE LONG been ( Matthews favorite lo win his third boxing fan ! crown weanesaav niem in me once- ro huho. jHtTJ mrrot - . li' Weston. Uick Yosi and Bruce l udd, all ol Purlluuti. were aniung the leaders in the third day ot competition at the Columbia Rdge waler Country Club. Co-nu'dullsts Pat Lesser ot Se attle and Mis. R. L. Borsl ot Port land led the field in the women's tournament at Alderwood Country Club. Weston scored the rimjor upset of Tuesday's round, eliminating Oeoiup licechler ot Ontario, Ore.. In ill holes. The two were tied at the end ot 18 Aikuuson ousted Jim West. Port land. 6 mid 5. Hanen deleated F.. H 'Jones, Portland, a and 4, Yost Hied 3-under-par lo eliminate Barney Lucas. Astoria. 7 and 6. and Ciitld downed John Frcy. Portland. 4 and l 3. I Fred Mueller o( the University ;o( Oregon curded six birdies lor a 6 and 4 victory over Don Krieger, ; also of the university In women's play. Miss Lesser ! turned back Mrs. Nnonii Kidd. 'Portland a and 1. Mrs Hoist de I leiiied Mrs. Charles Kindred. Cor 'vnllis. 6 and 5- 'Thal'ii Stale for you! Any darned trlrk to beat u In the blr rare!" Westland Defends Tee Title hmert x Turnesa, Reach PSA Finals LOUISVILLE ii Ten veins ngu Jim Turnesa. then an Army ser geant, knocked oil lour ol the big gest names In provisional gH onlv In lose out to Sum finimil in tuo final ol the POA chainilonshli al Allan! Ic Cllv. Five veurs ago Chick lliubeil. plnvlng beloie Ihe home lolks In Helroll, survived a similar laugh ter ol tavotlles at Plum Hollow 111 in 6 l9H j but was beiileii In Hie Inil round I when Jim r'en ler nmde a srnsa 'lliinul recovery from ail "Imiioa Bible" noslllnu. j Wrdnei.ilnv one ot I hr III will gliln llhi uneleil lllle ami tile oilier will iikiwii rxpei leiiee tin' hrarlaehe of ideleul ii . Illev lllni l 111 lllr .IC hcile limit u( the I'CiA t'liiiiiinlnmililp at HlK Him int. In winning ilirir sriiilliiinl maleh en Tucsilnv lltilhril nelnlllliled and eluweil Ills wuv out ol one tight ipnt nliet iiniitlirr lo comitier Hob lliiiiilllon, a and 1. Tui'imsa put releiitlrsH piessiire mi eoekv 'led Kroll lo win lliree ol Hie lust live holc and gain a 4 and 3 vlelinv. Pound for pound. I don't think ; postponed licht heavvweisht title there's a better boxing man in the Ibout with champion Joev Maxim business todav. of Cleveland. Marciano. the Brockton iMass.l Another hot sogsv day. with a Blockbuster, a tough, brawling possibility of thundershowers . to- Caps Rattle 17 Hits Off Lorino, Win 9-2 'Pi LEAGUE J VL m By The Associated Press , nllowm a pair of hits and a walk. fw Duel D,,n Vtf4 B . - i . . . intr Vancouver auiianos. run- onuiiunn, .-.rm in 10 relieve lYaniee Swdium wliere the 15-round """P in lhe Western Interna- Oubr, w.th the bases loaded, gave malrh i scheduled If it should "si peiuiam race ana "v .."ir r im nuu mo more Tl ,Z ?T i.'.iH hi S rted as the team to beat in 1952. : Pa.-ses Three Wenatchee errors back to Thursday seem lo have found their hitting m the inning also helped the Bears' Despite manv refunds. Tuesday s fler s!ow use ti rm-wnts rjin about SIO.OOO ahead ' The Caps handed leacue-leadln? At Kennewick. S:i!em SiiHtnr; w urfnrnr'i'hn fist re l-iof cancellations, brmcing the ad- Victoria its fourth straight defeat scored their runs In clusters to de- v hnsv. althnuirh more atten- vance sale to $270,000. Jim Norris. I Tuesday night, roiling up a 9-2 teat Tri-City 7-4 The Senators Kansas Citv 5 Minneapolis I tion Is paid to quantity rather than j International Boxing Club presi-1 margin with a 17-hit attack on i tallied three times m the first in- TEXAS I.KAC.l'L workman, in mv opinion stands the best chance of beating The Ath lete, as Manager Jack Hurley cans his boy Matthews. Irish Bob Murohv is a good deal like Marciano. certainly not in abili ty, but in si vie. Murphy is a crowd- Anieriran Association INTERNATIONAL I.KMil'E Buffalo 10-3 Baltimore 3 2. '3nd giinie 11 innings1 Rochester 5-11 Springllfld 4J Only games American Association Columbus 13-s Indianapolis 81J I Louisville 2 Toledo-CI'-irleslon 1. 10 innings' St Paul 3 Milwaukee J TACOMA 11 Jin k Weslliind of Everett, defending champion unci four, time winner, will head the Hat of northwest amateur, battling for t: e 1953 Pacific Northwest doll ing Association crown here July 7 13. Edcun Anderson of Helena. Muni . is expected lo defend the women's championship The men will piny at the Taconia Country and tloll Club and the woiiu-n at Flreiesl, with fuinls in both divisions at the former course Chief challengers lor Edraii a crown are likely to be Connie Old ershaw ot Spokane. Pat Lesser ol Scuttle and lust year's finalist. Oracle DcMoss. Kddte Draper ol Seattle, recent winner of the Washington State Amateur, is auioiii; severul likely to give Westland a run for the title Among them are Hurry Oivan of Seattle, also a lour-tlme winner. Al Mengert. Gene Mav nnd Kav Weston of Spokune: Hon Clark and Dlek Yost of Oregon Bill Maw hinney of Vancouver. B C and Erv Parent of Seattle. By The Aelaled Pre tiot.r Umlsvlllt Jim 'Itirneaa, nieui ber of the famous (oiling family and Chick Hnrbert, Detroit, gulneil the minis ul the POA ehiunpioii ships Turni'sii defi'aled Ted Kroll, 4 mid 3. anil Hnrbert elliiiltinted Bob lliiiiilltoii 3 and 1. l.ulnvetle. Ind. - Paul lluiney of Holv Cross won Ihe NCAA Medal with a two under par 140 lor 3U holes. KAl INC. CIllcnKO Eddie Alcnro. vet eran ol 31 riding seasons, became Hie first Anierlcan liorn Jockey lo ride 3.000 winners when he won Ihe aerond and third races at Ar lington Pink MATE RIAII mi r-ACTOKY jfj M ' I """" fefl mm NOTICE! WE'VE MOVED Our Now Address Is 323 SPRING KLAMATH FALLS Garbage Collection Co. Ph. 4467 STOP IN TODAY JOB goodVear xlra-Miltagt REMAPPING ixchengt 6 00. U 60NVINIINT TtgMS goodyear SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamoth Ph. 8141 duality of punches The Kid beat Murphy in convinc ing stvle in the bout that first started the. "How About Matthews" ampaign. He beat Murphy because he's a stylist, one who believes In throw big punches ONLY when there's target. Over the M-round distance, it's toy belief Maroiano will (five Mat thews one too many openings. Bouncing back isn't easy when Mathews lands his explosive bombs. ' MARCIANO Is sreat, Kfrhter, There's no doubt of that. The 37-year-old ex-GI has won 40 straight bouts since his proles tonal start in 1948. He ballooned his reputation with s knockout win over Joe Louis. This is one of oldest strategy tricks tn boxing circles. K sever fails to work. Beat an ex-great and the nates to the money league are open. But stopping the Joe Louts of 1D61, whose resemblance to the Joe Louis of 1941 was jun birthright, teas a foregone conclusion. It was bound to happen the first Km the eomebacking. tired Bomb er met a GOOD MAN WITH A COOD WALLOP. Marciano got Louis when one of the greatest fighting men in ring history was running his luck too tar. If Marciano is to beat Matthews he'll have to do it Quickly. Be cause it's my guess his style is made to order for Mathews. If this one sees ten bells , it will feo down a the fistic surprise of the year. I don't think H will. My prediction is Matthews ic nx founds dent, predicted a gate of over $350,- Ben Lorino. the Tyees' top hurler. ' nuijt on three hits and two Tri- Beaumont 2 Houston 1 Knox Wins SPOKANE WI Top-seeded Clyde Knox of Portland breezed through the first round of the Inland Em pire tennis matches Tuesday, de feating Jack Elmore, 6-1, 6-1. In other men's singles matches, Doyle Perkins of Seattle downed Tom Pike, 6-2, 6-1, and Bill Medin, also Seattle, defeated Martin Cram er, 6-1, 6-1. 000 and 35.000 people. ODDS SOAR How much will a second weight making take out of Joev Maxim? That is the question boxing men have tossed aound sinoe the Mon dav rainout. The professionals think it will hurt the 175-pound champ for the odds jumped from 6 to S and "pict em ' to mane Robinson the betting choice. They must weigh in again at noon in the Madison Square Garden lobby. ROADWORK Maxim did four miles roadwork in Central Park and sweated freely as he loosened up with five pounds of shadow boxing, bag punching and rope lumping at Stillman's gym. For one round he wore a heavy bathrobe. They didn't weigh Pal Joev after the work but he scaled 174 13 hi the morning. He savs he'll come in tinder the he weighed Mon day. The win boosted the Cans who : Citv errors, and four more in the ' -ewi wm-ih a Dallas 0 barged into second place ahead of ninth on three singles, a pair of j Oklahoma City 11 Tulsa t Spokane Monday night, within i l, I bases on balls, and a long fly. ! san Antonio 6 Shreveport 2 games of the Tyees. ' Lewlston and Spokane were PIONKF.lt LEAOI E Tuesday night's assault on Lorino rained out. They scheduled a Boise 3 Great Falls 1 included two triples and a pair ot doubieheader Wednesday. I Other games postponed. singles oy too vanni. tnree singles by John Rnchey, a double and two singles by Gordie Brunswick, and two doubles by Jesse Williams. Yakimas last place Bears found their batting eye in the ninth in ning at Wenatchee. A seven-run rally wiped out the Chiefs' four-run lead and gave the Bears a 9-7 victory in the opener of a three game stand. Wenatchee s Charlie Oubre who had held the Bears scoreless for seven innings weakened In the eight and came apart in the ninth. No-Hitter NaGaWjii By The Associated Press Daytona Beach. Fla. Danny Nardico. 172, Tampa, knocked out Ted Gorie. 172. Washington, 2. Los Angeles Tommy Umeda, 118, Honolulu, knocked out Keeny Teran, 117 i, Los Angeles, 7. Newark, N.J, Reggie Aliotti, 152, New York, outpointed Joe To- masello. 154, Matawan, N.J.. . LAWTON, Okla. Charles Rabe. who was released recently by the Ada Herefords of the Class D Sooner Stale League for wild ness. pitched a no-hitter lor the Lawton Reds Tuesday night. Rabe registered his second vic tory tor the Reds, a 2-0 win over Ardmore. He struck out 11 and walked only one. 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