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Newspaper Page TextI VKDNHSDAY. .IIU.Y 2:1, 1052 1IEHALI) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN iSenaud In Tomorrow KO Seen In Weiser Scuffle The Norlticrn rlnu cuntlniieiit Hint Invade lite Annul v I'riilnv tiumi i rxurrteU Id uliclt cumu lit'ie lonmiiuw HltrtlKMIII. The imrtv will Imvf Portland Jenv llrimtiil ml ) lutiKlIrr, lluliy uumci.; belittle I'm Mil h.inry, chu C'hu Jlriimn and Mil In i (I JiiIiiimiii and Handler Dob Wark. Hit lour fighlcr occupy Inn bout liuln dlclay unit Hint rcilni.enla , lives limn lilt Kin mi. Ill Uuln. Itr-llallil lurp BeullV's Itallill Wnlicr III Ilia Ill-round mam event. Miillourv tannics Willi Urilro Mil- Id, i:liiiuiuiii, In Ilia six-round i.riiil-wlndui. Hriiuiii and Kliilllalir mauling niilllmml, lluilv CarlMin. are dun lortlic ix-iouiid Mieclal event, i T.w lliird six-rounder rJmwi John- riili atdlimt Klalnalli Falls" L)ar 1 irll HniTlliultill. t.OOII I. KIT llrnnud l Ihe lad who kciH Ills I'll glove In CailMii'a luce no . iiiiinotiiniiualv on the Julv VI card. ' Cur lion lliuuuhl II was part ol lua i llUT. i t'liF nimwInR call Itenaiid "Ore. lion's bent lightweight." Whether ho ' ih or nut it oiwn to debate, but mm Hung in Mire: He's mil Hi' .3 licit Irll lub well lirro In ninny S m-ioniM n( bux llulil Inu . Welner hits hard with cither mind and. Raining conllccnce on his con- "? viiH Ing levcmitl over Ulai kls Van clrrvrrr last limn out, thinks he ' tan whin Jnlllu' Jerry. ' Krnaud carries more than a nlltv , Irll lab. He used It to art Carlson ; ui. then dumiicd Budy on his lace i with a whistling rntht uppercut. 1 HITS IMK1) - He can lilt, although nerhans not Willi the emnhaal Weiser can. II , shape uu a txiul Unit can well 3 end belurn I he scheduled 10 frames S Mahonev la the bov who pounded 1 Kid Pollard nn recent card. Mil I ler holdi a draw with Pollard. I Benson and Johnson are Ncgroe ; w ith rcmitnlioii lor doling out two j filled punishment. But Carlson and llnrrlnginit both are canablo ol S endlnir thing ahead of time. I Two fmii -rounders comnlrle Hie 5 rnrd, llckela for which are on Kale ) at Dick Reedor'i. 6th and Main. Three Post Perf ectos Three Klamath Gun Club arat-ter-uuunera Bundtiv pouted perlec-t i-o:eji In the 10-Ard event of the club a werkly ahool on the Wociu ranite. Pouting to n were F. C. Bravln. Carl uinny and Llr. J. M. AdArru,. Kid Smith nhol a 49 and Hirer nihrin notched 48 a In one ol the inohl ilaullnc dltpla.va ol atiootinii in iuivi nuie- . Umilh wit hluti In Ihe liaudlcao event with a 4x50 bcoi. No KUC hhool will be held next Sunday when largo contingent ol ahnoter pfr to acrmcnln lor lite Pacll)- Orarid International Trapshooi Uoumiimenl," July S4-37. Retulu: ' I, 14 II 4C T C Hroylrt, . Rill f,lv J ' K C Oriacoll m. ,.. - 41 II.Kt ttmilh ..J, - B mil Dmvu . , . .. J1 Marlon Crunt , W t'mnli Ariaima . 41 Jck nurdurk w 11 far I Olnty w -V) J M. Ailami J0 ft U nrnmn .,. . ,4f Dud Clnk , M s-shut S Urgeli only. lly The AaaoHnted I'reaa INTKKNATIONAI. LKAtit'E Rot-hculer 4-3 Sprlnalleld J-8 Svracune 2-0 Ottawa. 0-1 Bullnlo 4-0 Bnltlinnre 3-3 Toronto 3 Montreal - 3 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee 16-13 Louisville 3-5 Mlnneapolla 6-1 Columbus 4 8 St. Paul 4 Chnrlenion 3 Kansas Cllv II Indlannpnlla 1 TKXAS LKAGl'K Oklahoma City 4 Ban Antonio Khreveport 3 Dnllaa 0 Fort Worth 4 Beaumont 3 Houston 8 Tulsa 6. 11 Inning 8UIITIIKKN ASSOCIATION New Orlemu S Uttlo Rock 3 Htrmhuilmm 8 Clmttnnooija 4 Atlanta 7 Nnahvlllc 3 Memphis 11 Mobile 0 1'IONKKR LKAGUK Tlolne 3 Blllluga' 3 I'ocalelln 3 Suit I.nkc City 1 Oreat Fall 11 Mnglo Valley 1 Idaho Falls 10 Ogden 5 STOP IN TODAY FOR goodyear ' xfro-Mi7oB RKCAPPING $ 50 Rxchonga 6.00x16 CONVENIENT TERMS goodyear SERVICE STORE 8th and Klamath Ph. 8141 OOODYIA ) MATERIALS 0 f' mi FACTORY (j (f MITHO0S I H if J F.1 V.-aiiiaVlil 10 lly The AtaiH-laled I'trn NAIIONAI. LhAl.tK W I, Tel. Ilrnoktvn m it .m New Yuik 64 31 6:io HI. Louis 61 4U .WW Chicago 44 43 .Ml I'hlllillclllllla 44 4a M lloalnn 3D 61) AM Cincinnati 311 M .100 Pittsburgh '-6 till M iueiday'a Retulli flrnoklvn 7 Cincinnati a UU Innlnua) New Yurk 3 HI. LoUK. il Hunlon 6 Clllcaito 4 I'hlludeliilna 14-H PllUburull 4 1 AMIiltlCAN Ll:A(il K - W L I'll. New York 34 Ml HuMon 60 3iu .fro Wa-dimulun 411 Mr .5,'il C'levrland ChlClIK" Phllailrlnhla 81. I-mili 4U 411 4H 44 40 43 .r:a .in .4HH 35 bi :.im Oclroil Tueaday'a lteulta New York 7- Cleveland 3-1 Philadelphia 3 HI. Louis 1 Detroit I Vanhliiulon 0 Boiton 4 Clllcaito 3 ( 13 InnlniiH) PACIFIC t'OAHT IICAOl'K W L 118 A'j U7 46 113 01 bi M bi 6 I'd. .m2 .5U3 .54D .bUi .487 llnllvwwid Oiiklnnd Kan Uicko Heuttle Loa Anuelei Portland 8an Franclsoo &3 .477 , 45 6a .3na 8acrniento 45 70 .3B1 Tueadar Nlrhl'a ltraultt Portland 16 Han Dleuo 3 Hollywood II Bacramenlo 4 Oakland 3-S Ban Francisco 1-5 Lou Anuele al Bcatlle. Postponed, rain. Wealern Internallonal Leaue W L Pel. 609 .648 .636 .478 .478 .457 .m .m Victoria Hnokaite Vancouver Lrwlnlon Ha lem Yakima 60 31 51 4 45 38 43 47 43 47 41 51 Trl-Clly 3 63 Wcnaichee 3D 63 Tueaday't neauita Wenatchee 3, Trl-Clty 1 Salem I, Yakima 6 8okane at Vancouver, postponed, rain. LewlMon at Victoria, postponed, wet ground. Broncs Jump To Third Mrrrlll . .. si. lin .. ii.ttr Allursr C'hiloqUin 1.00(1 .i i 2 a .... i ,73(1 .50(1 Pitcher Brown of Bentty. third hurler used by the Broncs Sundnv nunlnst Alturaa. was credited with the 33-21 Heatly victory and also collculed lour double juid a triple In hoven trips to the plute In the Klnnulh Basin Independent League Riime. 'Ilie win shoved Beatlv un to third place behind unbeaten Mer rill. 10-6 winner over Chlloquln Sun dnv. and Mnlln. h Line score: Bealtv 300 314 0 10 1-23 Alttirns 011 633 3 3 1-31 Jackson, Lugo 4. Brown 5 and R. Weiser: Hvde, Server 4. B. Bor rln 8, Server 7 and V. Borrli. Mir tm&mw :mp& Mil fM J (Simmvam 70S ' j trOLTSLES Oxfy w. Toke vour choice of cool ta-'ifV'fil it - t I it 13 0 0 fi'fjF S iS&iJ1) w - -SSA immfi Dependable MARATIiOH Ul) C 0 11 imilMi and shean qobi ond tropical Ji -Mb iV V fl llTI II f igssaaa lilirlB Oi V' or" doVbU brtaitcd'tvle'" 1 Here your top tire de ! We piit new, jafer pJ j I fITnlSCa 0"'" V Biq color election. Allot M'lvVS Mrthon on your car for .this rock-bottom fll! 1 11 I" I onco-a-vear prices! gttlQ price. You budget the cost on our weekly pay ImU mJ Im.T ill -T OOOa4 1 4950 Ssfas lJfcWa plan paymenu are so low, you'll hardly no-, mum f-M f a-ltM'P 1 lsl . 1 ES 29 kiSJS ice them With, deal like this, thee, no FomOUS MARATHON fll TOllPK TlRlS IlJ Ctf 1 t J 'Jgplyl need to take a chance driving on worn, un-';. Super-Cushicns VV M,'vcis... j ' S9-S0 Oft jl'l ' safe tires. Stop in and get new, ruggedly de- . f AAAA ; if mW lWl VALUES pendable Marathon, by Goodyear. Do it n0V1 fc.70x,5 forJW.' W$ flat.- WpPM811 ' . Hort Schoffncr (an iCPail I L.,,, , , , I & Marx fO Offier sixes proportonofey owl ' V -r',V 4 I "SOmU!S ift YOUR PRESENT mK CAN BE YOUR DOWN PAYMENTI WV&, I . .... I - A 5a5 i main rnana jaaa .vtr 1 1 LavBMViBMaMiHiMaHMHaBaBMBBBMaaBBaBBMBj I $.UiM' Shriners Restrict Scouting PORTLAND Hpeclal)-Rlnce the game was Innuuiirated In 1048. more than $80,000 has been turned over to 111" Northwest unit of the Hhrmei' linspitiil lor crippled chil dren In receipts from tho annual foolbitll tywme between Hie Oregon arid Portland All-Utara. The figure la sure to exceed 100.000 following- the fifth annual renewal ol the gridiron rivalry here at Mulitiomiih hWdium Saturday night, Aug. 23. The money which accrue from this oulHliiudliig attraction Is the rnison the game has been desig nated "Football s FineM Hour." ICach year Ihe Shrine game at tracts to Portland counties scouis and cnachra Iroin every leading collegiate Institution In the Pacific Northwest. Several Shrtue game alumni have been among the most covet ed collegiate prospecuj on the Pa cific Const, Including Snrn Baker ol Oregon Hliite, Al Hansen of Southern Methodist, Pal Uulf ol Southern California, and Oeorge Shaw ol Oregon. ATTENTION Players participating In this yeur'n gmne also will draw the at tention ol college couches. Among the heralded prospects who will perform here on Aug. 33 are Dick Pavlat of Astoria. John Keller ol Omul, Tex Kirkendnll and Lou liOtlnnd of Roosevelt, Charley Kos enbaum of Prinevllle and Joel Siippciillrld of Washiiiiton, So many Shrine game plovers have moved Into regular positions In collegiate varsity lineups that a widespread campaign 1 now In force to urge Oregon's most out standing graduated seniors to re main in Oregon lor Uieir college careers. IMPARTIAL Shrine game officials are strict ly impartial about the college choice ol their all-star athletes, but in recent years the attention these pluyers have drawn has In terfered with their prscllce work for Hie Shrine game. A atrtct rule will be enforced this year which will keep the play ers out of any contact with college olllclals or representatives while they are practicing In Portland. Tickets for the' Shrine game sre moving steadily and another big crowd 1 anticipated lor the 8 JO p in. kickoff as well a the tra ditional pre-game pageant. Re served seal, priced at $3, may be obtained by writing Shrine game headquarters In the Jackson Tower building. Malm n.'0..J b 1 -Jm W : last night on Conger Field after f "f"" aaC"" f I battling to a 4-4 seven-Inning tie. I 11 mJ XjS1 M SI I Hellbronners pushed one run J J I 1 Oll? Vf f i 1 1 I l across In the bottom of the seventh ?asaf I I - aaw""tT f ' 1 i 2 lit' I frame to get the lie. I I F Osaa. V S II I r 1ft Thegame will be continued at a --- - f f J V ksaa ( W '!l t B Are you in trouble? C-3 Z,J Vn7Rf Rf - "L!-. vL W V 1 NEED A FRIEND? U Ml . , ; CALL 5473 ; ttiMMtw V , I 'X I TIME OUT! 1 1852 0t,MP'c wz n n OAMEft X.' J " "Igor Is dropping six event is saying much healthier he Jual keep running but far!" IAST Night By The Associated Press Lo Angele Carlo Chavez. 135 ',. Los Angeles, and Gerald Labroi, I37'c Gary, lnd, drew, 10. Miami Beach, Fl Danny Nar- dlco, 178. Tampa, knocked out Bernle Reynolds, 188 !. Fairfield. Conn., 2. Newark, N. J. Johnny Wil liams, 196. London, stopped Jimmy Rousse, 188, Albany, N. Y., 8. I ILatU WIL Slate Rain-Cut By Thft Anm lftt"d Vrrnu The brittle of the rcond (livinlfii ttnn on in full force TunHday ui(ht nn ruin chopped the Weftlarn Inlirnatlonal LHue ached ule in IihM and Kve the four lop clubs mi Uin-xprcU'd day off. The Hpokane at Vancouver Bamr j w postponed because of rain and the Lewlston at Victoria contest was oostponed because, of wet grounds. Wenatchee Dave Dahle turned In the performance of the night as he limited Trl-City to two safeties for a 3-1 decision over the Braves. Dshif, who whiflci 10 Trt - City bsmen. lost m hhutmit lit the fourth when he Issued two free passes and a run scoring single to Nick Pesut. In the league' other game, the up-and-down Yakima Bear blew a 6-2 lead a they bowed to Salem's Senators, 8-6. The Senators cracked the game wide open In the sixth when they scored six runs. Ted Shandor, Yakima's staru er, was the victim ol the uprising. By The Associated Press TENNIS Baltimore Fred Kovaleskl of Hamtrack. Mich., upset third-seeded Hal Burrows of Charlottesville, Vs.. 6-3. 6-2, In first round of Mid dle Atlantic Crass Courts tourna- ment. ! Champion. IB. Unseeded John Schuliz of Ssnts Ass. Calif., whip ped Emory (Buijt Summers. No. 3. of Ceres. Csllf.. 7-5. 12-10 In i third round of Western Junior and Boys Championships. GOLF Gary, lnd. George E. Victor of III., won qualifying medal In Great Lakes Invitation Tourna ment with a 143. 8th and Klamath M Shantz 13 By JOK RFK IILFK Associated Press Sports Writer Hiiseball fans looked back to Tuesday night thrill-packed ac tion and cracked "what, no no hltter?" Thai about the only thing that didn't occur In the Major League. And that, loo. came within one Pitch of being aceomnllslied. Ihe star of Utat pitching feat i 'a Virall Trucks, auesdy the I author of the American league s laole no-niuer mi season, i.ie ue - ,rolt Tiger righthander gave up lust one hit. single by Eddie Yost In hurling the Tigers to a 1-0 victory over the Washington Senators. Yost's hit cam on Trucks' first pitch ol the gsme, it was slow tnovme grounder between short and third. Trucks held Washington JUST LIKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS! GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON i-W ClMf Blf X Sur ' . "The Bwubo Bug of tht CtnturfJ Vr IVSV 0" f Aaerict't itp-tiUiif ! "RflnK' ,,ur'l0ns-"fr'nm s'ntt STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY SERVICE STORE fltotl r -Mi- 'Jat . tifcS irsta rn i in, from 30 - hit less Msv 15. winning- 1-0. Other hlghllxht Included: New York's Yankees swept a double header from the vanishing Indians before 67.it6 crushed Cleveland tans. 7-3 and 8-1. to In crease their first plai e margin over Boston's Red Sox to live game. . . Bobby Shsntx continued on hi wav to his 30-vlctorv goal, pitch. ling Ihe Philadelphia Alhletlcs to a 3-3 win over the St. Louis 1 wowns. Hhann vieided eight blow for hi 17th triumph agauut three losses. Dave Koslo registered his fifth straight success over the St. Louis Cardinals this season, his 12th In s row over thf rs in three years the New York OlanU earned: s 2-2 triumph on Hsnk Thomson's two-run homer in the sixth. 86 PROOF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION. NEW YORK, N.T. r i 4i; -ki v V Jl 4 Game Goal Brooklyn's Dodgers met (our run loth Inning by Cincinnati with a five-run outburst of their own to nip ths Reds, 7-8, and rftaln their seven and a hall gams bulg over the Giants In ths National League race. " Vern Blckford and the Boston Braves spotted the Chicago Cub a 4-0 lead on Deo Fondy's grand slam homer and cams back to win. 6-4. The Philadelphia Phils climbed to Ihe .500 mark with a doubla win over Pittsburgh, 14-4 and 8-1 and moved to within a gam ol tho fourth place Cubs. Rookie Dtck Geram rssoed a two-run homer trt !h 1Kb to iv Boston a 4-3 trittrspa over the Chi cago White Sox. s2 Phono 8141 i'-WW'-eW-li mm