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'i UKSiyW, JULY 18, 19S2 HERALD AND NKIWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORKGON PAGE NINE Ms flflake. Olympic iebut Tonight fe 4 h 11 rl!..MiMiMii t-it'1 i inn-- -i -T- V.- i THE REELING REEDERS REAPED (hit men of fiih in r.c.nl pack trip into Mink Lake, 10 milst weit of Elk Lake. Tha three day (rip ntltad 46 fiih in all and Sieve Reeder, 12, and David, 14 (I lo rl look lomewhat more than proud when they poled (or Cameraman Wet Guderian with their haul, Of courte, father Dick contributed to the haul, but he didn't get In the picture. Red Wilion't pack train eicorted the Reeder family out of Elk Lake into the primitive "land of lakei" there'i re reportedly 200 laket within a 10-mile radim of Elk Lake. The Readeri headquartered at Mink Lake. Yanks, Indians Open Crucial 5-Game Run llr lor. ItKICIII.KR yUwUtrd rrria KporU Writer Cleveland and New York. Die (wo tllana ol the American I-eaeue. rlaah head-on at Yankee Budium Tuesday nlBht In the llr.it o( a vital live-uine eeries with firm place at Make. TUe Indian, pre-aeaaon Pennant favorltra. can wret Hie ton runit linni the Yankee, but tliev mul ln all live yamcn. They trailed on the eve of the Important aeries. AL the nnlua lllue. Chlcauo'a third-place White Bo and Boston' Imirtli-plare Ked Box meet In the lirit or a three-name aerlca at Fen- Reno Netmen Wax Klamath lu-clillns vislta Moore Park Sun flnv tor a tuule with Uie Klamath Kails Tennis Club team. The local net club named little more llinn experience (Sunday in flenn when It ln.nl to thai cltv'a team by a 10 3 count. Renu, acheduled lor a Klamath falls vlait Auk. 10. won clitht r( nine ainitlea matc-hea and aplil In fnur double elah-n. Bruce DlnRler laat-risinn Klamath alar, Iliiured in all the Klamath wlna. , He heal Renn'a Man Valentine. -3. ft., and teamed with Fred Klink to apank T. Bottl and Bill Jr.Mup. 3. (14. and Johnson and Hawkins of Reno. 6-9. 3. Other result (all won bv Reno): Hlnilet: Barbara Bradley beat Farl Brooks. 8-3. M; Ellerv Car ver beat Rim Lowell, 7-S. 6-5: Mai. Neel beat Kllllk. 6-3. ft-3: MaJ. Pet erson beat Wallv Browne, 6-0, 8-0; Je.i.Mip beat Browne, (-8. ft-3: B. Hera beat Lowell, ie. BO. 6-1 Knrl Bishop beat Dlnnler, 1-6. lo ft, fi t; Hutch Mentel . beat Brooks, 6-4. M. Ilouhleat Hrndlev and Peterson heat Brnors and Lowell. 6-1, B-6: Neel and Carver beat Kllnk and Brooks, 6-0, 6-1. Shaw Wins Golf Derby ,1. Rovnl Shnw Is Kennies Goll and Country Club Derby chnmplon, Shaw won Sunday, edging out George Brosterhous and Bill Brnt Inn. who llnlshed second and third. F.nrl Welinnr was the flr.il flight winner, nhend of Jim Gllllllun and Tom Perkins In that order, If you've tasted today's SCHENLEY . v you know it s the best-tasting whiskey in ages ! BLENftD WHISKEY 86 PROOF. 65H GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. SCHENLEY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., NEW YORK, NEW YORK . iwav Park. All lour contender aut jlered aurprlsinit deleatn bv second I cllvlalon clubk Monday. t'PSKTH The Yankees bowed lo Uetroll'a lail-rnd Tmers. 6.J, Washington ; whipped the Indiana. 16-4: the 81. il-ouie Browns thrashed Ihe Red ! Sox. 7-4. and the Philadelphia Ath letics edited out the White Sox. 3-1. In 10 innings. In the rurlalled National League activity. Brooklyn maintained Its 5 'j-ftame advantage over New (York with a 6-0 triumph In 81. Louis alier the Olanta had van quished the Reds. 6-3. In Cincinnati. Rain postponed the acheduled Phil adelphia PhllllevCiibs came In Chlcaun. Hoilon and I'lltsbursh wero pot acheduled. TOP MKN Cleveland lias lined up Early Wviin. Bob Keller. Bob Lemon. Mike Onrcia and Kteve Oromek lor the sinule name Tuesday nlRhl and doubleheaders Wednesday and Thursday aitalnst the Yanks. If It weren't for Ihe enforced absence lot Eddie Lopat. the Yankees also . would have their live best pitchers j redy (or the Tribe. Lopat, with a 34-11 lllellme record asalnsl the In 'dians. Is atiftcrtnir' from a sore i shoulder and has no Idea v. hen he will pitch attain. Rain Slices Tennis Play INDIAN APOLI8 l.rl The big names were ready for action Tues day, as the Western Tennis Tourn ament went Into Its second session. Several first-round men's singles matches remained to be played be cause rain shortened the Monday schedule. Don Candv of Australia, top seeded foreign entrant, was the ranking player on the courts Mon day. He won easily from Dick Bas Unit of Indlnnnpolls, A-l, 6-1. Top-seeded Dick Savlll of Orange. N.J., and Ihlid-seeded Art Larsen of Ban Leandin, Cnlll . did not plav Monday, Second-seeded Billy Talheit of New York and fourth seeded Oardner Mulloy of Miami advanced by dofaull. HOTELS OSBURN HOLLAND EUGENE, ORE MEDFORD Thoroughly Modern Mr,, and Mrs. J. K. Earlry and Joe Farley Proprietors Soccer On Tap For Russ iiv itr.N i'iii.i-:(iAK IIKI.HINKI I Hovlot HukkIb ruler Olympic nmiiiirtlunn Tuev tin v iiIkIU lor the Hint time In Mi. lilktoiy on llii' norer Ileal in Kolka. A bar e'32 mllra from Hie Ruaalan border, the bin. husky all-star team ol the Red Arms Irom Moscow will meet llielr Jrleiil. j l neiihbors lioin UulKarla. j The match Is one ol nine pre- ; llmlnarie.s to the genuine Olympic j soccer competition, which beitins ' Unlurday. t i 'llie RiiHsian show will slenl Ihe ', Olympic spotlluht awav Irom Hel sinki evrn Uiiiuuli lull - unle Olympic compeiaion oiiens In Held hw-kcy In this clean. niiKiern cliv Tuesday evenlnu. fiwltr.er land plnvs Austria and Finland meets Helulum. NOT I.N Field hockey, which will com plete all n( its matches up to the seml llniils before lite official open Inu ol Ihe vamea on b'alurdav. Is the onlv Olympic aporl In which the United btates U not repre sented. In the other soccer names Tues day niitht all played In the natural brilliant IIKhtlmt ol the Ionic Finnish summer evenlnns Yugo slavia, will meet India In Helsinki, llunvarv will play Romania at Torku. Poland will tackle France at Lahtl and Denmark will lace Greece at Tampere. HI. UK The preliminary basketball com petition, desluned to chop an orl Hinal entry ol 33 down lo 10 by the time Ihe vamea open, runs Into Its second day of double ellm inaiion. The United Btnle. Bovlet Russia and elcht other team were Riven Iree passes throuoh these warm ups. Mnndav'a winners were Cuba, F.evpt. Hutmarv. Canada, Bulcana and the Philippines. Thev beat. In order, Beltrlum. Turkey. Greece. Italy. 8wlt'erland and Israel. The first drawlmrs for track events Monday put Americans Into shoulder to shoulder competi tion with the Russians In the 400 meter hurdle heats and In one soo-meier heat, There will be no American-Russian meellnsa In the first round of Ihe 100-meter dash. The tames, which open officially on Saturday, will run through AUR. 4. Spouse Golf Meet Sunday Husbands and wives team up Sunday at Reames for another Spouse Ooll Tourney together with some mixed play. Dr. and Mrs. John Mcrryman were winner In the recent huv band-and-uife tournament. Starting lime Is 3 p.m. A dinner will lollow the tourney. Grid Clinic Scheduled Football coaches and officials of the Klamath Basin are urged to attend the Oregon Schools Activi ties Association clinic Aug. 21 here, conducted by Oden Hawes, OSAA secretary. The pigskin school will be held In room 300, Klamath Union High I School. Rules - change discussion will be the main order of business. 6ef s i II" ' '. 9 t i , 1 yvbkil Oi JmLL Maureen ,' ronnntlu ! .. l Connolly it queen of the court in more weyi then one.'' ' Here the 17-year-old United Statei women's linglei tannin champion weari an off-the-shoulder gown end imiletj prettily attending the.Wim-4 bledon Ball in London after) winning the crown. LittleMo1 j Back Home NEW YORK 11 Maureen Con nolly. 17 . your old United Stales. women's tennis champion fi fm.ll San Diego. Calif., arrived at ldV wild airport early Tuesday mornttigff from Ihe British Isles where aliei added ton English and Irish temitss honors to her U. S. laurels. - Miss Connolly arrived aboarct a, Trans World Airlines plane liom- Shannon, Ireland. Saturday Hie i win lh 1rlk Wr.nna tlnl. I Championship In England. She 4s. scneouieo to piay in tne fennsj i-l vania Stat. Championship matclu-tl the Merlon Cricket Club ail Philadelphia Tuesday. Grade Medalist PORTLAND ifl Oracle ri Moss of Corvallls won medatjsti honors In the women's division of the Portland city golf champlan- She carded a 38-18 18 ruie under par on the Eastmorelaqd course. This was her first match since returning from the British Lli-s where she competed with the U'JS team tor the Curtis Cup. rioDoy Atkmson won a piayoji:' rouna Aionaay lor tne mens meda list title. He fired a 13 to Dick Yost's 79. Both had 60 s In 8.1X urdny's qualifying round. Tli JAYHAYIC Sey . a . tt ,., "UV V,l THERE'S HOt BETTER "91" Octane .Etfc,yl 31e JAYHAWK 213S South H Backseat advice? You need the gas with all It not I, not2, but If the engine drags When you drive it ar JH : there's a noise in the back seat, too you'll like Chevron Supreme. Some gasolines just stress one feature Jrtnd sacrifice others, but Chevron Supreme is a correct balance of o7 the high-performance qualities . . . g H ck starting, fast warm-up, smooth acceleration, economy mileage, full-power, vapor-lock prevention, anti-)Enock, and area blending. For quick response and no back-talk filkyour tank with Chevron Supreme ti Slay 1 We take IWf ierwrecif your.car Archery Season Protested LAKE. VIEW (Special) Protest i lig against a proposed buck deer i irchery seuson within the confines ' I Ihe Hurt Mountain National An- la-lnne Hf-luip In l.nke Ojumv a -solution was forwarded to the Oregon Game Commlnslon bv the Ihe Antelope. Lafcevlew. , The protest was aimed at the k:oinml'Mon session In Portland Utilv 11 and 12. Francis Lambert. ' ijl'orlland. a past Chief White Tall ' (of the Order, was to appear In per - j .on lo prolent the special hunt. (L.aid being considered. 1 . The game commlrslopers are ap-; Iparently studying the protest: no j llfl,clMon na(( rche Mond. Tk"fkKivi.'S.-'rinsI The order, which Is an assocla-; Ion for the preservation and con- .ervation of wildlile and re:urce. is scheduled to hold lis 11th an- mini convention at the Blue Skv Hotel on the antelope refuge July 18. 19 and 20. The board of con trol, made up of Lake County men who are members ol the oraer. handles official butlness of the group and Jess Faha. a past Chief White Tall of the order. Is chair man of the board of control. The order Is sponsored bv the Lake County Chamber of Commerce but draws Anelope membership from throughout the United Stales. The order was formed in 1932 when a small group met on the mountain to consider ways of con serving the fast-dwindling herds of antelope. Activities of the order re sulted. In 1936. In establishment of the antelope refuge under the US Fish fc Wildlife Service. nF.soLvnoN The resolution contends that J hunting, bv any means, should not uc t-riimnru u JC,UK , , time" because there Is no lack of feed there for the deer and ante lope herds, because the herds there actually restock other areas wnicn are annually open to hunting, be cause the deer and antelope herds there are of greatest value from scenic standpoint, and because In our opinion It would not be In the public interest to open- the refuge at this time for Uie alleged purpose of keeping the big game herds in balance with their feed t,,mntv c AN EASY WAY TO HAVE A PIANO Ym turn rent Uvilr plncl yliav lrm iht Lttlli B. Minn Plan Cttm Mnr, li N. ltb, al m Uw mnthlr rl. Aflr a mtvnabl timt y can. If ymm with, rhaoc Irom int l fit rbi trfm?nL Iht rent alrrftdy U ill rrcdIU ! yar yarrhMt eeoint and d lkr d-w ptrmtnt U nec rr. Tha nn(hl)r payments can be IlltU klfhtr than rent. Or if y rt ftr. Ta ran cnlintic ( rant. S3D GAS y J i t SThihrberformance qualities No-Hitter, Baustien's Blow Knots Ball Race BTANPIKOS w ill's Place .. IC- Huburban Tavern 10 r.lk - 7 Mllrr 4 Hsrrulra , 1 liann Aulo . 1 Monday'! ftivlli Suburban :i Hill'a Plrt 2 fclka beat Kalplna Iforlalti .Boa .fi:wi .4011 .III .100 Pitcher Gus Gustvang and Sub urban Tavern Manager Bl 1 1 Bsustlen teamed up la.nl night to hand Bill's Place its first defeat In the City Softball League, shifting the race Into a deadlock. The 3-2 Suburban victory puts the two teams In a tie at the top VFW, Kaler!s Still Unbeaten VFW and Kaler's hold a com manding lead in the Midget Soft ball League and both added a vic tory lo undefeated records last night. VFW won Its fourth with a 13-4 win over Exchange Club; it was Number 3 for Kaler's with 9-4 romp over Moose. Fluhrer's brought its record to 4-0 in the Pee Wee League with a 21-4 clobbering of Motor Invest ment, undefeated going Into the game. In other Pee Wee games, Farm er's Lumber drubbed Riverside, 23-5, Wilson Inurance whacked Jun ior Chamber of Commerce, 18-8. and Thomas Insurance walloped Medo Land 13-4. OVERHAUL YOUR CAR MOTOR NOW.. PAY LATER! OUR SPECIAL complete overhaul ., -:..PL sins lasteii ' Gilae" "Wt . k , Cl"e""',oe",t arms . . -. .11 ailffll SrST Motor reconditVol fSsA us,n9 I navmn.. i ASHLEY CHEVROLET 410 So. 6th , , f-amni anum.M f 1 ';")' -iW ,.L.i mimiri i of the standings, each with one loss In 11 outings. Gustvang hurled no-hlt ball for the Tavernmen. Baustlen collected the pay-off blow In the last of the seventh Inning. His single with the bases loaded scored the one necessary run to manufacture the upset on Conger Field with the score tied at 2-2. Third-baseman Bud Stelnselfer provided one of the game's thrills when be completed an unassisted double play. But Bill s Place ha a chance to go back into the lead Wednes day night, meeting the up-and-comtng Metiers team in the 8:30 second game while Suburban is idle. Hercules and Basin Auto wage a light for the cellar in the 7 o'clock opener. Kalpine dropped out of the league KNAPP SHOES Air Cushioned J. O. Kennett it tht axclusiv rtprtMfiUtivt for Klomoth and Laka 'Counties. Stxn 5 to 1ft, widths 4A lo 4E; Lodits 2 to 12, 4A to 41 Ph. 8209 2151 Orchard Klamath Foils, Ort. pi.roa rla Fittoa Diiti"r '' mii pe $ Querti ell CHlfflON V SUPREME J last night, forfeiting Its gam to the Elka and the rest of Its scheduled tills. 111 iMWl'aT i&isid 'iiiL'jt im4ti:mmM i we ltd tamzs OOODYEAI I STOP IN TODAY FOB goodyear Exlra-Miieag RECAPPING $ Exchange t.OOxli CONVENIENT TERMS goodyear SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath Ph. 8141 50 Pay Only $6.63 Per Month! FIX YOUR CAR NOW AND FIX US LATER! Ph. 4113 S 50
