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Newspaper Page TextTUKSDAY, JULY 22, 1032 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE A HAD HUSSO ON GYM SW Three Yankee Discus Throwers in Finals: IIKLHINKI (si Three American I discus throwers pliched tltrir wy Into the final u( the Ulyiniiii' thaniilin.ihli tent Tunnday. but but America's linen vuiiuueii lied In till MK'ciuil bid for a place In Ilia single wulis limit, Ftirtuna Clurdlrn uf Minneapolis, world record Jmlrtrr In the dlacun, needed Ihrfo thrown lo. achieve tl)4 required dl-itnnce In Tiii--dny mornliig'a qualilytni round, but lie finally made It Willi a heave of 108 feel. 1.04 lnclirn. That left him ncimx five (ml brhliid Ailiillo Coiuollnl, Italy'a defending champion, but II topped the bent ellorts of the other two Americans, hntlt-of whom nunllllt-d with Utelr first throws and dlUnl try any more. Him inrw. uf the llnlvrrally ot Biiiilherii Callliirnla did UMI frrt. 23 lu-lir and Jim Dillon o! Alabama Hnlvirchnic Institute and Upper Huiidiiiky, Ohio, pitched I&T lerl J. eft inrhra. These mark were comfortably beyond the minimum dl.anwe l r'W leet II. OS Indira required to qliallly lor Tuesday alleriurau'a Imal. Jatk Kelly of Philadelphia nitd the U. 8. Navy gave rowing Ian. one ol their mom thrilling spec laclea In Ills "reptKitan" or second-trial heat III the single scull", but the finish photos allowed He was beaten by Theodor Kocera uf Poland. U.IMINAIVD Thus Kehv, one of the favorite, was eliminated but Australia de- . ,'VJ . r,,l . CHARLEY MOORE . . blue ribbon fettdlnit champion, Mervyn Wood. advanced to Uie (malt with a victory over Paul Meyer of aw 111 erland In a almllar ni-cond trial. Wood waa beaien by Britain Tony Fox Monday while Kelly auflered his flrnt defeat nt the hands of Turll Tluknlov of Huinn The United Slates earned one anot In the rowing flnala when Chuck Locg, Jr., son of lite Rut Rera University Coach, and Tom Trice, another Rumera student from Eatontown, N. J., won their repechage, heat In the event for paira without coxswain.' The American pair wllh cox awaln, James Filer and Duvall necn, ootn memos. oi jne aian- ford crew, was eliminated In close race bv Germany. Ul'AI.IFV TWO . The Russian track and field team, second lo tlie United States In the unofficial point tabulations. qualified two men In the first half of the field lor tne discus unai. They were Olio OrlRalka. who placed In the shot put Monday, ano uoris uutenio. In the ovrr-all point scoring-. In cluding all Olymplo events, Russia Is ahead of the Untied Stales. The rovlft athletes acorad heavily In gymnastics Monday to offset the American margin In Irnck ana Held. The United Slates Is expected to regain some of this loss in the point duel In Tuesday afternoon's track and field flnala. In addition to Hie dlBcus, Ameri ca haa three of the lop performers in the pole vault ana two stars. Including defending champion Mai Whitfield ot Columbus, 0,, In tlie 100 meters final. Five first place gold medals out tsiii v el the first eight events is me nest TIME OUT! "I lost became of an error) It allowed aeven more men to bat, ind they touched me for four dou bles! two triples and homer!" The JAYHAWK . .Soy1 THERE'S NONE J I BASE! we "9YJ. Oetan. Ethyl JAYHAWK GAS ' 21SS SouHi 4ttli United Stales force have produced since they held lite uuuies In their own back yard nt St. Louia in Wi, ) By virtue of winning live firsts, four aeeonda and Hock ol le.-jirr pine-en in gymnanllra finals Mtn day night, Huiiala retained It over all lend In Kamea with ITS ' , ixilini against 73 lur the United Males, all i scored In track and field central i sport of game. In roinhlned lotah, Hwllzerlawl was third with 41, followed by Japan, 34 'i, and Cwchoslovskla, 10 The Finnish Army band, which had been having trouble solving the rhyllim of tne Hiar Hiiaimled Banner, got plenty of practice Monday. 1KT TL'NF. They played the eiiiliein four t.mrs on I'arry u uncn, uw Hrnilglno, Chnrlie Moore and Jer ry Blllle paraded to the winner ;i rn ilrum In the center of the Imleid ol llrlsiiikl'a Olymplo ataUlum. O'Brien et an Olympic record of 51 leet 1.41 Inches In the shot put. Remlitlno lot the Jurtgcn' nod out of a lour-meii blanket finish in Uie IWI meier datli. . M-Kire tied the Olympic record of W8 aeeonda for the 400-metcr hurdlea which he act In Sunday a trial". And Blllle took the broad Jump after U.S, Champion Oeorgo Brown fouled three tlmea. The band alao liol one wurnoui on the Italian national anthem. Oluaeune uordoni ot Italy won the 60-kilometer walk, ecltln-j a world and Olympic record ol four houra, 2t nilnulea and 1.6 seconds. Here la how Uie top eventa ot lhi giKntlc sports show , went Mommy; Rowing The United Statea" un beaten eljht-oarcd crew from tlie Naval Academy advanced to Hie llnala along with the Leander Club of Ureal Britain. Tli . American foilr-oared Willi coxawaln crew from the Unlveralty of waahlruiton also made Uie nnaii. OymnaMlca Ruaala won live gold niedala. Wreatllng Americana won alx and loat two aecond-round matchea but under the complicated Olympic point tearing ayMem all enhi men remained In running for Tueaday'a third round. Cokes Eye Invifational Tournament T1e Klamallt Cukes, League 4 Junior Legion baseball champions, would like to host a two-day invita tional, tournament "early In Aug ust" but flrnl they're going to dis cuss the financial hurdles In City Hall meeting Wedneiday, 8 p.ni. - Legionnaires, the sponsoring Coca Cola Company representa tives and Coach John McGinn la are asked lo atlmid the confab by City Recreation Director Bob Bonney. Tentative plans would have tlie Cokea Inviting three of the follow ing teams: Medford, Coqutlle, Bend. Eugene and Prlneville. The tournament would be held after (he State Junior Legion tour ny which la scheduled for Aug. 1-3. Basin Auto Upsets Elks Russ Combest hurled a one-hitter and J. M. Phelan led the 11-hlt parade last night as Basin Auto upset, Elks in uie Meoa. wy sou ball League, (-1, Hcrculea and Metiers finished in f-all tie si Uie end of five inn lnga In a game that will be decid ed Inter. Phelan got three-for-three at the plate, one a third-Inning home run. Snec Slnlnen slugged a triple with a runner on In the first Inn ing. Short score: , Baaln Auto - 313 03-8 11 1 Elka ' 000 10-1 1 1 Combest and Bennett; Favtll and Harris.- IAST NIGHT By The Associated Frees Brooklyn Pat Manr.l. 146, Syracuse, N. Y., outpointed Ted Murray, 148, New Vork, 18). Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Or lando Zuleula, 136, Havana and New York, outpointed Noel Pa quette, 140, Montreal,. tlOi. New Orleans Bernard Docu sen, 148, New Orleans, stopped Joe Hardcge, 143 'i, New Orleans, 4. Overhaul AS LOW SQ88 Motor $88 AS Per Month DUGAN & MEST 122 Se, th BETTER eaveirs, x i t, " km : BRUce vtN&LEK , , favored1 City Net Entries Show Lag Unlci-B Uiere U a last-minute registration rush, the field for the nine-day City Tennis Tournament wiu le rather slim. Up to yesterday, registration was lagging for the Moose-sponsored net - meet that opens Saturday morning and flnb-hes Aug. 3. Six of lasi year's champlona will be on deck thl year, but only four of them will defend their titles. Don Megnlc, men's singles cham pion who last year waa tennis In structor at Mooro Park, in'i here. IN REDDING Ken Kara, who teamed with Earl Brooks to win the doubles title, ts now In Redding. Brooks will team with another partner In a repeat atiempi. Wnnda Jones, women's singles champ, and Jan Taylor, girls king pin, are both expected to be back bn Uie flrlns line. Vernon Keller, last year's boys champion, will play In the junior men's division this year. Ronnie Lowell, junior men's champion for many years running, is too old for the youngsters now. He'll throw in his lot with the men. FAVORITE Thst should make Bruce Dingier, close finisher to Lowell In Junior men's play for aeveral years, a top-heavy favorite this year. He was runner-up to Lowell lsst year and teamed wllh Ron to win Uie junior men's doubles play. Playera planning to enter the tournament are asked to register at Moore Park or the Moose liooge. Merrill, Fray-Tex Win Slugfesrs ' Elghly-nlne runs poured across the plate at Conger Field last night as Frav-Tcx and Merlll won In Olrls Softball League play. Frav-tev outlasted Rockets, 19 13; Merrill out-ran Midland, 34-33. Homeruns were hit by aisters Bar bsra Rrt Re.se Paulson and Jean Larson for Fray-Tex and threeaby Midland Pitcher Margaret Scl. ' TENNIS Baltimore Straight Clark ot Los Angeles and Grant Golden of Chicago advanced to the second round of the Middle Atlantic Orass Court m Tournament. Champaign, 111., Unseeded John Been of Shawnee, Okla., up set NationnI Interscholnstlo cham ion Ed Rublnof of Miami, 3-6, 7-5. 6-3. In the first round of the Western Junior and Boys Champ ionships. STOP IN TODAY raa goodyear Cxlra-Miltagt RECAPPING . $11 A5P 0014 CONVENIENT TERMS goodyear SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath Ph. 8141 Solons NY Wins 'Series Preview" Bv lOK RKtrltLKR i Associated Press Hporte Writer i The 4B.2U3 spectators who watched the New . York Yankees deleal the Brooklvn Dodgers. 6-3. In an exhibition at Yankee Stadi um Monday nlKhl may have been reelng a preview oi tne iim worn ' series. I Cerulnlv It will require some mighty bur doings bv any of the i other contenders to knock either I the Yankees or Dodgeia off the top perch, the Yjici ncauea West Tuenday with a ccmfonable 4 -tme margin over then- near est competitor. The Dodgers ar rived home TucMluy with a com manding 1 'j-game bulge over the defending Nations! League Cham pion New York Olanls. Of the two, the Yankees appear to have the rougher Wrk ahead. Starling with a ivi-nlght double header In Cleveland Tuesday evening, the world champions wlU pack 21 games Into the next 17 dst i. There ln'l an off day. any; where on the trip. Brooklyn and the Giants open up 14-game home stantl. Tuewlny night. The Dodgers start with Cincinnati and the Clam's lake on the St. Louis Cardinals. The Impression Is that If the Olanla are go'ng to null another IBM miracle finish, tliev'd belter start right away Instead of waiting I until Aug. 11. as they did last vear. The Dodgers aopear unstoo ile right now. They've been nlavlng at a sensational .i cud. only a few- points air the recoro gall established oy uie unicaav Cubs of 1906. Gems Stadium Foreclosure Steps Open Klamath Baseball bondholders last night appointed a live-man Bondholders Protective Committee to supervise the disposition, ot Oema Stadium. Bui their first Job will be and It waa expected lo be done this mornuig lo start foreclosure pro ceedings. Klamath Baseball Inc. Is bankrupt but this will make It of ficial. 1 The five men, elected are Walt Beane,' Henry Semon, Kenneth Lamble, Dick Magulre nd Merle West. Thla committee will represent some 65 bondholders who hold 131.100 worth of bonds that are worthless unless Oems Stadium Is not. to money-making use. And that precisely Is what the committee has In mind atler. the foreclosure proceedings, a legal 'must-, are completed. The bondholders Dresent last night at the meeting In the Com mercial Art Bulldlns. heard many suggestions but no definite conclu sion was reacnea. Tney all agreed that "we want to keep It as an athletic field" If not baseball than something else to entertain Klamath Falls sports fans. Keller's Tie YFW for Lead Kaler's beat erstwhile unbeaten Parkmor, 1-3, last night to lump Into a tie for the Midget Softball League jead with Idle VFW. each Willi 'i Hie". In the other Midget same. Ex change Club walloped. Basui Build ing. 2F3. Pee Wee League-leading Fluhrer Bakerv was Idle last night but saw Motor Investment threaten Its lead with a 13-7 win over Wilson In surance. Its fifth In six starts. Other Pee Wee games saw Thomas Insurance- edge Riverside, 10-8: Junior C of C beat Hitchcock's Bea vers, 12-S; and Condrey's wallop Medo Land, 18-6. GOLF Gary. Ind. George Victor took the halfway lead In the 3-hoIe qualifying round for the. Great Lakes Invitation with a 72. OtOl"l lVllt, 81 sy0r-ike Seek r : reaEt HEP I. s ks. t ALTHOUGH CATCHER BENNY IAWVER hasn't- teen much acrton wrthh Cokes tbi season, he'll mek -tne trip e North Bene! and may tee tome action in the qruellincj three-day Junior Legion District playoffs that open Friday. ' 1 ' ' Champion Cokes Drill For Legion Playoffs The Klamath Cokes, holders of a respectable 12-6 season record In their first serious plunge in Junior LeRion baseball in many years, are knuckling down to the chips-down business or getting ready for the Southern Oregon District olavoffs that open In North Bend Friday. The Cokes are League 4 cham pions, dropping Just one decision in eight conference outings. They'll mix with Eugene. League 3 champs. Myrtle Creek HO-B) and the host North Bend H0-A team in the double elimination tourna ment that could stretch Into Mon day. Drawings will be made Just be fore tourney time. Coach John McGlnnts will prob ably name Champ Hatcher and Jo Jo George s his front-line hurlers. In 30 Innings this season. Hatch er holds a 4-0 record and a spark ling 0.93 earned-run average. George has won four, lost three and his ERA. ts J.80. David D'OUvo, ho whipped Medford in five Innings Snnday, STORM WINDOWS For Jformotion Coll 5393 Mt.j,lA0M. WAIMIN01ON Enjou Even HUM). SPOfcTS EDITC will be the main relief man. In 16 Innings of work, D'OUvo has won three against so losses riitb a 3.15. average. D'OUvo will likely come in handy in a pinch-hitting role, too. He's hilling .3U in 11 times at bat. Leading hitter among the regu lars is Jack Hendrickson of Merrill. His mark is .381 In 42 trios to the plate. Outfielder Louie Tauche's mark is .375. The winner of the district play offs earns a berth in the State Tournament. Aug. 1-3. Against Eugene this season, the Cokes have won Just one of four games. They haven't faced either Myrtle Creek or North Bend. COMPLETE WRECKER SERVICE! WE HAVE A WRECKER UNIT TO SUIT THE JOB body & paint ST. fcrr,rrr-, -SHOP. I I ( - L UWOLSTlSING-SUiO 9J, -li. jJTlf I ' - 'iiij 1 OFFICIAL AAA SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE -TRUCK OR PASSENGER CAR Phone 3121 - Ddy or Night BALSIGER MOTOR CO. Main ot Esplanade m Locals Face Ring Invaders Friday's Armory boxing card. a bargain 36-round bill Is a North Soutii rivalry that pat Seattle and Portland boxers against home grown products. Tne lu-round main event, a light weight scrap that is expected to end somewhere jshsrt of the S heats, puts Portland's Jerry Re naud against Beatty's Ralph Wef er. Renaud has been working out (with Dick Wolie ii Portland. iSc-Ier I nis daily stints on the road, and is CKpecicu to DC in lop Biiapc it" the Beatty Bomber. GOOD LEFT joins' Jerry's left hand that made a crimson smear of Rudy Carlson's face on the July 12 card will make the Portland, boy tavor lte over Welser. Weiser, a lad the fans- can al ways count on for a good fight, earned the shot at Renaud when he clubbed, Blackie Vanderveer silly In the first round and. went on ts- get a unanimous- a-ix-round decision over the Seattle boy. The three top preliminaries, all scheduled for six. rounds, show Seattle fighters against local op ponents. The seml-windup sends Pat Ma honey against Bruce Miller of Chii oquln. Chu Chu Benson meets Klam ath Rudy Carlson. Millard Johnson faces Darrell Karlnglon, also a Klamath Fa Us boxer. CLUB FIGHTERS Bensc-a and Johnsoo are both Ne groes with reputations as good club lighters. Th four-rounders are: Zane Mingo, Klamath Fans, vs. arfl)y Rlos. Merrill, ana K" renecai, ruamam r aiis vs. usu rlel Estrada, Chiloquin.- Dlck. Reeder's, 5th ana Main, is headquarters for reserved tickets. VERSATILE DURHAM. N. C. 11 Six- Of the 30 players Duke sent to the. NCAA baseball playoffs were top notch performers in other sporte-at the school. Dick Groat was an All-America-star in basketball; Red Smith, Billy Lea and John Carroll were football backs; Dick Johnson excelled on the basketball -court; and Jack. Tart was a soccer stand out. - - WIttWttri MMt Sanrtc in iWa. Mm 4U Marathons Eggert's HR Wins For Ports By The AmocUted Pre It was overtime night In the Pacific Coast League Monday outfit &s th Portland. Beavers. p.Ut an unusual Monday night double- header with the Sacramento Sal ons. Monday is the usual day off for (he PCL teams. Other teams were Idle. The Beavers won the Il-lnnlng oner, 3-1, ami Sacramento stormed back to take the nightcap, -. by breaking a one-ali tie in the 13th. Portland's Don Eggert won Uie osieBer with two- run homer 4a tlM nth. Lefty Glenn Elliott went the route for the Solon in th finale. Sacramento marked up the win when Marino Plerettl walked Jack atetaaple watt wo. dawn, and the sacks bulging. . Grumes Tuesdsr nleht wis see Portland at San Diego. Los Angeles at Seattle. San Francisco at Oakland, and. Sacramento at Hollywood. - ) By The Associated Press ffATfO.VAt LEAGUE ', Monday's Resulta No games scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday's Results No games scheduled PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Fet. Hollywood Oakland San Dego Seattle Los Angeles Portland San Francisco 67 45 .598 .586 . ,554 .505 .437 .473 .405 ,395 65 46 62 50 54 53 54 59 53 58 45 66 Sacramento 45 63 Monday's Results - Portland S-l; Sacrameow 1-a (First game 11 innings; Second game 13 innings.) -WMiera laientatisaal Leazu W L Pet Victoria Spokane- 60 31 51 42 548 45 39 .536 43 47 .478 42 47 .472 43- 50 .462 38 51 .433 38 53 .418 Vancouver Lewiston Salem Yakima TTi-CllV Wenatchee Monday's Result Vancouver 4 Spokane 3 Lewiston 9 Victoria 5 only games sehedsled KIIAFP SHOES ft Air Cushioned J. O. Kennett is (fte nctuiir npiestttatin fax Klamath and taka Counties. Sites 5 to 1 8, widths 4A to 4E; LaaTes 3 1, 4A Ph. 8209 2151 Ortfcoii Klamath Falls, Ore. Phone 3121